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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-23
FEDERAL BUREAU
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al can assure you that from our end
we will do all we can to assist you.l
We will turn over TO you some of the
letters we receive from homeseekers,
we will give out information about the
Islands tc the press and help advertise
you, let people know that the people
down here wear clothes and that they
know what an automobile is.
"The thing for you is to be able to
give reasonably direct information to
inquirers One way we have of assur-
ing that homeseekers can get land at
the prices we quote. is to actually get
options on lands, good for year, so
that when we send buyers to the own
ers the buyer knows the price. The
consideration we give for these options
is the advertising of the lands. ?"
High Priced Land Wanted.
Further in discussion that followed
the above statements, Mr.. Newell said:
"The lands in demand are usually
high-priced lands. Cheap lands get
cheap men and lands at 800 an acre
get hundred dollar men. As a matter
of fact, we find it easier TO settle men
on high.priced land than on cheaI
lard.
81 have advised the government her'
to hold back certain lands until SOM
reclamation work can he done. thinl
the policy of reserving thu lands nov
is 4 good one. i have been around ant
seen good many Of the fake homn
steads you have, rented or sold out to
plantations. -
Mr.. Newell described the way III
would advertise and open up the land
so as to attract attention from home
seekers all over He would put asid'
tract to he opened up and advertise
for applicants, filing each application
and when the day comes to divide th'
land among the applicants, let it be By
lot, the crst one drawn to have frs
choice, and so on. That gives the mar
from Missouri the same chance as tn,
man here. off there is anything tn,
American people love, it is lottery o
that sort'
Byron o. CLARK on Bananas.
Byron o. Clark related the expert
ences he had had in Hawaii in the mat
ter of raising and marketing fruits
His most important statements had I
do with the possibilities of bauan
market in the Northwest. Last yea
from Bluefeld, over two million dollars
worth at wholesale of bananas cam
into Seattle, Portland, Spokane an
Vancouver. These bananas were brougf
to New Orleans on steamers and haulc
across the continent and landed fC
one and n quarter cents n pound, Will
the rate from Honolulu to Seattle wa
two cents Mound Even with TIL
disadvantage, the Hawaiian banan
could capture the field ON quality alon'
while with equal freight ~ es and a
assured steamship service the Havana
fruit could drive the Florida fruit an
the imported banana out of the mark'
as far east as Winnipeg
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
from wednerday.s AdvertIser.,

Fred B. Moore sailed by the R. P.
Rithet yesterday. He goes to Fresno
TO take a position on the Fresno Re-
publican.
Mrs. Lindsay of Waimea, Hawaii
sister-in-law of Judge Lindsay, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Carter at
Waikiki, on her way to Kauai.
The charge against C. Piper. for in
decent exposure, was preferred yester
day morning and Suspension of sen
tence entered. The young man is al
ready serving sentence under sim
liar charges.
Mr.. and Mrs p Moldenhauer hereb,
wish to tender their sincere thanks t.
the many friends for their sympath,
and courtesies extended during theii
bereavement in the loss of their be
loved son, William Albert Chapman.
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FREAa AND NEWELL Off
FOR THE GARDEN ISLE

Governor Frear and the party ac-
companying Frederick H, Newell to
Kauai sailed yesterday evening by the
Kinau. They expect to return October
81. Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Newell, Governor and Mrs Frear,
Alonzo Gartley, Superintendent of Pub
lie Works Marston Campbell and For
ester r. II. Hosmer, Secretary Mott
Smith and other friends We're at the
wharf to see the party off.
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Campbell shanghaied.

Captain Campbell of the Inter-Island
ehandlery department was shanghaied
yesterday. Not aboard an outgoing
"Limejuicern but onto a jury. The
captain says that he feels an at sea
in a jury box. It makes him feel as
though he were jammed up against the
break Of the poop while bunch OF
sealawyers argue what course they are
going TO lay.
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tFrom Thursday,s Advertlaer.,

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,oss rt.4; "n up''o"a'e "ire'
M, s' ,.,
n,t;nns t for M ling sao.Ve ne,n.'
nraay ~ i'""o oAp'ies IN ''a''
&C., rt ra,.,,,,
i. roan,5or nf ~ - H"s nen as
how'd no daas this =; -; h;o
eama;door Cav az 'aos ~ we" VI MS
Frodar;ol II NamoI, H., - A.
1rn;tad Statoa -, d Heme.;' neau oi lne
ga ~ 49,. ,n'Siou aes WV VS.
l'1op IN oo,up%nyf MN ouperlntendent
nv D., m9in Sn San,Ppeil,
ny Daa VI ouperyiso,s pr the
~ M VI raui my 49, Piguo ioI
d .nolougn survey Oh ohe huia uistrict
necessary TO oeterriihe pan ana the
cosI ioi water system LOT that re,
s'U mn ,; n
,a5 ieos9's ol iva iunsa,lon 20.
a aa ne sne 'usu ,a nsuhy NY.
Lii h o,oaoa g. 90 90 a. ooS'
M M, al S;,. t III ~. "a ~. .
6nt.,s OF pow '''
W;1I;ono Y p;nr - &c ,t. 49,,
At.s WI. us saLi a'
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81 81. q. ."e 49, loapi'"i yes.riaay
M ,;.tia ~ pe'a.ion appenu,oi ',s
WIZ nv 80 49,, 10y Ta' ou,S e,sht Yeas . oiu
~ "a ~. h"n s 80 10 , :na'
n's na.ne 70 nom SIGN IN tne nospltai
sul,el r,i ruolic VOTE
Napippel REPORTS tnaI consiueraDle
money WIN DE required 10 prlng tnt
Ii,'o wh'erWo,Es up 70 proper STATE
Vi eil,cisney. MANY VI tne water mann
are .hi,y yeasS olu anu tnere Is no
asorueu reai hre piOtectioh ior ihuci
VI 'he 'o"n'
- ~ >Tn ~
rieuerick II, Newel' neau OF th'
neeIalhatlon SERVES OF 'tne oH,te'
o.ates' WI WI pe tne suesv NJ tne Son,
nv Ia, u IL. ~ iu tI oh t''Ne"o 80 -,
pe.etn g pssI,t; =, oH
no,.o.,o H. hn. ;,4., 1,,,
1;or, uan,.,, uiS,h Size .t.p re .hs To-
$50 g. ~ 80, rs - as D.
go go baon,iuc Ii;t,h SIZE A. L.,
rU,e rardas 81 Gahn al Ia = 'tar.
t ua to ,na nanutn IT, A sH ne ~. ~,
G %II Koa,an 'o''0A- CIV
oc.et :; - ~. a.. s III.
rUe sI, a' e -" az o al
mn c,noart n.;a ~ - l,;l, ~
Inv 1a,. an s " 49, >, M an
INV wv uhe issionai Ma ~,
amusing 3.oiies are current apout VI
, en 70 saw tnaL an astehps WI.
e ga ee " Catha a .niU 49, 80. -. 'e ea
.I.n s,'u. -. ~, go, -, To- ell -
~ 'r"i $50 " " -ii'u ans
, NM M ,,4 80 49, p,1 ,,
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BLOOD POISON PREVENTED

There is no danger from blood poison
resulting from wound when Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm is applied. 1t is
an antiseptic linimeHt, and unless the
injury Is very severe It will not leave
scar. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for IL / =
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o 10000 o o 600 o 90 G
MARINE REPORT.

o0c00O0000 5000
(From San Francisco Merchants Elk
change.)
Tuesday, October 20.
Eureka-Sailed, Oct. 10, bkt. w. b.
Flint, for Hawaiian Islands.
San rancisco-Arrived, Oct. 20, s.
G. Mexican, from Seattle Sailed, Oct.
90. 80 p. M, S. s. America Maru, for
Honolulu. 49,
Wednesday, October 81, 1908.
San rancseo-Arrived, Oct. 81, s.
S. Nicomedia, hence Oct. IL.
Thursday, October 90, zoos.
San rancisco-Sailed, Oct, %, p.
M. S. S. Lurline, for Honolulu,
Kahului-Arrived. Oct. 81, FIR. blk.
Laennec, from Cardiff.
San Francisco-sailed, Oct 20, S. S.
Mexican, for Honolulu.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w: Groves signature is on
each box
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-23

LEVERS & COOKE CRobert Levers,
F. ]. Lowrey, C. NJ. Cooke).-Import-
ers and dealers in lumber and build
ing materials. Office, 414 Fort street
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BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery of every description made to
order.
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DEPARTED.

Blk. r. P. Rithet, Drew, for San
Francisco, a. m.
Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilo
and way ports, - m.
Str. w. G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka.
uai ports. p. m.
P. NJ. s. S. Manchuria, Saunders, for
San Francisco. 5:l5 p. m.
Str. Mikahala, for Molokai and Maui
ports, 8 p. m.
Schr Robert Levers, Underwood, for
Gravs Harbor, u. m. :.
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'23.l25 paid. 1886 per cent. paid.
Session Sales.
s Oahu Sug. Co., %.
Between Boards.
25 Waialua, 70; 10 Haw. G. & S. Co.,
$3.50; so Oahu Sug. Co., %; so Eva,
1915; $25,500 Waialua 5s, 100; $4,000
Pioneer, 104.
Notice.
The dividends of Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Co. and Paauhau Sugar
Plantation Co. have been increased
from l5c. per share to zoe. per share.
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PASSENGERS,

Per p. NJ. S. S. Manchuria from the
Orient, Oct. 20.-P. p. Bayard. r. T.
Bryan. !. A. Campbell, Miss f. F. Cat
tell. F. p. Cole ]. G.. Deshler. Mrs. J.
G.. Deshler, Col. ]. C. B. Eastwood.
Edison, F. f. Fernald, Rev. s. P. Full.
ton. Mrs. s. P. Fulton, C. f, Garrett,
Paul Grossin. Mrs. Paul Grossin. f. Y.
Haalmeyer, r. II. B. Heap, Gunner
Horngren, o. Kai, Mrs. S. Iesser, Mrs.
Mary c. Martin and maid, F. Moran
/ X. Won Keufville, Miss j. i. Petit
grew, f. II. Parrish. Mrs. f. H. Par
IRISH, Lieut.. Won Seydlitz. Lieut.. f. vor
Skrbenslty. Szathmary Kiraly. w. H
Venables, Mrs. W. II. Venables, Lieut.
Y. Norkamoff- Lane. w. A. Wilson, DIR
NJ. Weller, Mrs. NJ Weller Miss Wei
Ter. W. R. Whittier, Mrs w. X. Whit
tier, Yeong Choh Shang.
Per str. Maui, from Kona and Maui
Oct. 20.-C. L. Bosson. Lee Poy ant
wife, Lee Hing and wife, Miss Lee M,
Vow. Miss Lee Kau Yok, Wong s,
and wife. All Fook. Yet Sing. Miss II
IT. Bartell. C. B. Hall. Mrs. A. Seville
r. p. Robinson. Max Campbell, San
Kanhane, Mrs. II. L. Kerr. Mrs. G.. +
Wright. 7. A. Lin. M. F. Scott, S
Aoki, Mrs. w. X. Luther, Miss R
Luther. j. C. Axtell, A. Haneberg, A
Gartenberg, f, A. Peck, J. II. Pommell
L. P. Scott, f. II. Humphreys, Gov
ernor Frear. II. f. Newell and wife
NJ. Campbell, J. w. Pratt, r.. s. Hos
mer, and three on deck.
Per stmr. Kinau, from Kauai, Oct
2l.-Mrs. Rauhumanunu. Miss Holi
Rev ]. P. Judd, Mrs. Nakuina, Rev
w. b. Olsen, Miss Kula Mossman, Mis-
X. Kahaluoae. Miss kaufman, II
Busch. A. S. Wilcox and wife, Mr.,
George De La Vergne, Miss Emm
. Kane, George Law, D. Hooleha, l..
: McCandless, A. F. Wakefield, A. n
Mollason and 4S deck passengers
Departed.
Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo, DC
POI. Rocha, A. L. Boardman, lie
Fook, Lum Song Lau, George A. But
fer, r. b. Wheeler, G.. M. Roberts, F
A. Weaver, A. Enos, R. Il. Baldinl
w. II. Schoening, R. I. Lille, N.
Oliver and wife, Mrs. Guild, d. Mat
, toon, NJ. Mcmahon, w. A. Hardy, Jul
tice NJ. Robinson. L. F. Sumner,
Severance, l.. F. Prior and wife, Mis-
,, L. De Nike, A. b. Clark, Miss Beck
Moku. Miss Carnario. Miss w. Blacki
Mrs. w. Cornwell. Miss C. G. de Silv;
Miss L. Marshall, W. Green, f. I
, Parish and wife. ]. Pritchard, Mis-
Crowder, s, Crockett, J., s. Woods,
/ B. Damon. DIR. and Mrs. Bicknel.
Y. Barthfeldt, r. w. Cathcart, NJ.
Comes.
Per blk. r. p. Rithet, for San Fra,
l. cisco, Oct. 20.-George 0rdway, Wi
!. and child; f. B. Moore.
5. Per p. NJ. S. S. Manchuria. for ST
o Francisco, Oct. 2O.-Dr. c. ID. McCC
a and wife, A. l.. Louisson, Theo. Mart
r, and wife, Mrs, Swinburne, Mrs. l..
= Frost, A. r. Traphagen, Henry
Is Myers, Harry Lewis, j. +. Travei
d wife and daughter; Mrs. James w
II der, Geo. Reed, Geo. P. Thielen, MI
d C. 5. Applegate, Miss f. Herriott,
n Ehlers, VIM. Gillig. Mrs. II. C. Bryar
e Justice A. A. Wilder, Miss Winsto
Is Mrs. A. ID. La Motto and infant, M
Is and Mrs. Callahan and three childre
a j. j, Sullivan. Miss z. Hart, NJ. Her
3, mingsen. ]. Chalmers, II. Il. Hendrici
n Lieut.. W. G. Fay, U. S. NJ. c.; Mi
n Sargent.
al --s-%.s.-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, October 90
p. NJ. 5. S. Manchuria, from Yoke.
hama, n. M.
Am. schr Bangor, from Fort Bragg,
Wednesday, October 81.
Stmr Kinau, Gregory, from Kauai
ports, a. m.
L. s. Pacific fleet, for Magdalena bay,
a. III.
Br. blk. Hollywood, for Eureka, a. m.
Str. Kinau, Gregory, FOR Kauai ports,
. p. m.
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other Candidates.

Supervisor candidates Watkins and
Logan followed, each. making clear
promises to conduct the business of the
city, if elected, in businesslike way.
Mr.. Logan announces as part of his pol
icy a desire to see permanent pavements
put down in the business section of the
city, from the waterfront to Beretania
and from River street to Alapai and
to make every dollar of the taxpayers
money go as far as dollar could.
He urged straight voting on the Ter
ritorial and Supervisorial tickets.
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A. d. CASTRO, the last speaker of the
evening, got a great reception, being
cheered and applauded in way that
must have been gratifying to him,
speaking in his own precinct. He re-
ferred to the Republican party as a
party of home. builders and reminded
his hearers of the inspiring message
regarding statehood brought here from
President Roosevelt by Secretary Gar.
field.
Mr.. Castro finished his address in
Portuguese, stating that in the settle
ment of the Punchbowl lands it would
be wise TO have Republican Delegate
at Washington to present bill to q
f-ianalv Congress and Executive.
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! SHORT CUTS
TO TIE NEWS

Secretary Of State Bill Cross speaks
In Edmond Monday night
Katy trains are now running
through TO Eastern points.
The Doye Hroihers Transfer com.
pany is sporting a new 81 SEQ cab and
a fine set OF harness.
Mrs W. L. Rhodes Is erecting two
modern residences ON East Oklahoma
avenue, near the Carnegie library.
Congressman Scott Ferris will be
here Monday. lie will probably
speak here Monday night with James
Kirkwood at the opera house.
The Fl Smith & Western Is now
running through to Welston. II will
be the first OF next week before the
track will be repaired through to Fl.
Smith
In the District court yesterday.
James r. Franklin filed suit ag4rst
Stewart and Haaelwood. co-partner-
ship, and p. $. and Frank Stroud 10
Z N''Nt Ni'iN W W '"th i'As IA Atoh5aT
ton. "a
Senator Henry s Johnston. who is
making q winning fight for Bird Me
Cures seat in congress, will speak
here Saturday afternoon or evening
! Tds will be the only speech that wiz
be delivered here by Senator Johns.
ton during the campaign.
Manager Baxter. OF the Gem thea
tire. has offered the football squad OF
the Banner school the receipts of the
theatre Thursday and Friday for the
purpose of raising q fund with which
to buy football suits The offer was
accepted and the boys are hustling
| Secretary Bill Gross look the prizes
for the best sailor ON the vessels on
which he made the trips across the
Atlantic TO and from the old country.
Bill did not get seasck at any tine
during the voyage though put through
many hard test. Going over he was
given o banquet on the ship as the
hest sailor among the passengers.
II Is alleged that the city is pay.
! ing off the claims of the Manhattan
: Construction company for erecting
J. Convention hall SO rapidly II ia
claimed that their estimates are beinq
8 allowed before the work has been In
2 spected and that when the building 4.
completed, If II does not prove salts
! factory the city will have no re
g course against the contractors.
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The electric lights were cut OF from
The builiing as wires were burnt off
In the kitchen. Panic prevailed in the
lobbics and hallwaya. and come excit.
lrg seances we're pulled on By hotel
Edcsts. Trunks we're thrown down the
stairway and a scramble for the street
cnsucd. Secretary of state Cross.
who has Just returned from Er,vland
whero he was very prcciGe about his
dress, never appearing on the street
without q cane. silk hat and Prince
Albert coat. was seen on tho side
walk In front OF the hotel In iify az
ter the lights went out collarlcss and
without his cane holding his grip sack
which accompanied him across the
watcry deep. He wore his usual cam.
rdign smile and entertained the iadie.
on the pavement in iron, of lhc hotel
With his stories OF what he learnt aud
saw In 'old ireland" while the fire was
being put out
Paul Nesbit, of the state examiners
cilcc, who was AT Il political meeting
AN gallanily TO his room on the third
iloor anl after grabbing his effects
from the bureau drawers hc charged
Nliantly down stairs carrying HIS
| tiip III bit Nhiiu ana hOHS l4lllafd g
sword in the other but was unable 10
beat out the frantic woman in the hall.
way on account Of the many trunks
being tumbled about. Mr., aud Mrs
Ruel Haskell who are occupying ti,a
Haskell apartments during the ab.
sonce of Governor and Mrs ilaskeil at
once got the Misses Haskell 10 . place
% safety. In his excitement Ruol car
red out a leather bel; and a water
pitcher One travelling man who had
retired tried to jump out of front
window.
The nrc was soon over the kifch-
en- did not last long IN the flames and
within hfteen minutes tie guests of fbe
hotel were moving back into their
rooms
] Landlord Crooks estimates the dam.
! age 10 his hotel fixtures and the loss
OF the kitchen building coBtenta
etc. al $4,000. He saws he will at once
begin ths erection OF two story au-
mex TO replace the kitchen structure.
The Kitchen Is to be on the lower H1or.
II will be two weeks before meals viii
be seryel by the hotel Guests viii
cat elsewhere while the kitchen IS be.
Ing rebuilt
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Pill G S
Write Now for Free Trial Package
Of Pyramid File Cure and Prsye
lts sure Value.

We want 70 place a trial packa Of
Pyrerid Pile Cure IN the possession of
every sufferer from piles
We VIII send suci a package by meil
In plain wrapper free b aQy one who
will send bis or her name and address
20 Ug
This package viii contain an amount
OF Pyramid Pile cure slffic'en. 20
psQye n remedy frr piles ah're any
On iiie market and Such a trial pack
Age has cured many csses 81 piles
without further treatment
Every druggist sells Pyramid Pile
Cure Price fifty cents rhiuk how
successful it must be- % do this aud
how popular these little healing mes
are. No trouble, discomfort pain on
worry They act gently surely and
perform Ia many cases what People
.ihlnk are maryels. Address Pyramid
Drug Co, i6l Pyramid Bldg Marshal
Mich
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


Charters Issued.
Consolidated Saw Mills Of Oklaho-
rno CIV. with a oaDitsl stock of S75,
eco The directors are Frederick A
G"odrich ~ 81 louis ! - Crawford
and H. 3. Crawford Of Oklahoma City
Lawton steam Laundry Co. OF l.as1
ton. wiib capital stock Of $4,000
The directors are j. &. Harper G. ~
Jones. y. VI. Anderson, Ed Cardwfll
Frank Shipley aud r A. Parkinsonh all
a Lawtln
Simmons Gin company, Of Frederick
With "A capital stock at $1,000 The
directors are. j. W. simmons, n NJ
simmons and T. y. Silnmons. al OF
Frederick
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man hat dare oppose commlssIonel

man that dare oppose Commissioner
Watson
Conductor AL Glazier is here from
Ardmore comforting with railroad of
hcials Glazier is the Oldest con.
ductor in the service of the Santa Fe,
a. A. Beyers is here from Oklahoma
city.
F. r. Connor is in Oklahoma City
in the interest OF the Guthrie Cigar
Box factory.
Secretary J. D, Burke. OF the Dem
ocratic State committee, returned 10
Shawnee last evening.
T. J, McComb returned TO Oklahoma
city last evening
Former Delegale George Wood 4
here from Cherokee.
Judge T. II. Doyle, Of the Criminal
Court Of Appeals, returned 70 hl.
htne IN Perry this morning
Burns Hegler has gone 70 Musko
gee 10 take position with the Mus
kogee Phoenix Hegler is vel
known newspaper writer aud Is ais.
gifted carioonist
leo corkins is here from Oklaho
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hdtlNC lanu Oh ioildhu'
A. K. Musseler is here from Alya.
Dick T. Morgan left last night for
his home in Woodward.
Charles Lee, a prominent Democrat
ic leader of Coyle, IS in the city.
W. o. Fleming came down FROM
Ponca City last evening. SAsg Efs2
John Black returned to Oklahoma
City on the morning train.
Enforcement Attorney +. S Cald-
well, of the state agency. returned
last evening from Oklahoma City
w. H. Reynolds. Republican candi-
date for Corporation commissioner, Is
here from Atoka. The Republicans
~ ssiad ~ plit in an appfiaranfe, as
they did BOT Know the name of the
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WILL AGAIN
TOUR KANSAS
iA ~.

! Topeka liss Oef 49, Chairman
lewis OF me Apssaer bureau Of the
Democrats. today gave out the re-
ylsed schedlle Of the Bryan special
iraln Ia Kansas on November This
train leaves Kansas City al S:i5 IN
the morning and stops at I.eayen-
worth. AtchisOn. Everest. lliawath,
Seneca. Sabetha. A1iel and BaryH-
Vile Here the train leaves Kansas
at . O'Clock for Lincoln, Neb., where
Bryan speaks at night.
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George A. Honshaw, counsel for the
Corporation commission. leaves this
evening for a tour of the First con.
gressional district in the interest Of
the candidacy OF Henry S. Johnston
for congress. He will speak AZ all the
large towns in the district He apeaks
this evening al Saltwater and tomor.
row ar Pawnee
Judge w L. Eaglefon, Of Pawnee.
passed through the city today en- route
home from a trip 10 Alabama where
he was called on legei on5iuess Nj
Eagleton viii speak the balance OF the
week in Payne and Pawnee counties
IN the interest of Senator Johnston.
State Treasurer Menefce lett last
night for Kansas City On a business
trip. He will join the BRYAN special
IN the eastern par II the state tomor
A. w Campbell who has been chief
clerk OF the Wells Fargo Express com
pany al OKLAHOMA City today succeed
cd Ira l.ongake, 80 their agent ia this
city Mr. iODgaker will leave iOmor
TOW for Oklahoma City 10 enter tho
service OF the company there. fle tOot
charge Of the Enid Office November D
1907, and has handled an Immense
amonut OF business during the pas
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AND
LOCAL

A. ID. Putnam has returned to Guth-
,rie from Enid. He Is buying cotton.
Representative VIII II. Chappel
left last night for Woodward county
10 make campaign speeches.
County Judge l. z. Strang goos 10
Crescent tonight TO deliver an address
for the Republican county committee.
p 7. Moore. press agent for Col-
gresaman lin Dafenport. IS here from
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Mrs Frank Field Is suffering with
sprained ankle.
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Secretary Nm Cross will speak az
Enid tomorrow night and at Billings
Saturday
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year in whihc there has been a gr,Vt
Increase over former years. He leaves
many friends here who regret hiB de
par'are and hope for him continued
success in his new fiel dof labor.
Enid Eagle
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PANIC IN HOTEL FIRE.

tConIInued Irom paEs one }
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Mrs w. H. Rhodes Is erecting two
modern residences ON East Oklahoma
avenue, near the Carnegie library.
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The Fl Smith & Western is now
running through to Wellston. II viii
be the first Of next week before the
track will be repaired through to Fl.
Smith.
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A. r. Musseler is here from All
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Congressman Scott Ferris viii be
here Monday. lie will probably
speak here Monday night with James
Kirkwood at the opera house
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In the District court yesterday
James T. Franklin filed suit ag4.st
Stewart and Hazelwood. a co-partner
ship and P. $. and Frank Stroud ia
quiet title TO certain lots In Langs
ton. So q
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Mrs. Mary Rickel has just returned
from a pleasant four months visit
with friends in Waxahatchle, Texas.