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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
II. Mars.

~ltlNtoC VI u ttoullU uI SleIlul>
ligbeOerne.
&eiIer SSilbelm iful / Ell Santole
tfplge uNailp Selegrapb" neo en-
for9elpgrenOe engellf Diplomat
bape ptret at ban (&eileren) bopOe
forelagt 9rpnning &ictoria en- Self
tcgsplan moo 8perne, og at oenne
bar 6le0en fulgt al 2oro &oberts,
bpilfen iom 6efen0t f9rte @nglpn-
0erne til Seir. gnpi0ere fortulte
&eileren, at 6ralrfrig og 9fuslano
DaDoe inObuOt Spiflano til Sonic
renee for at reooe 8perrepubliffer-
ne, men ieg (&eiieren) ipore0e meg
! tenoe 0erpan. 9lQe 0ofurnenterne
fnOes / 9(rfiperne pao gSinoIor
Slot.
&eiiercn me0ocIte Giplomoten,
Ct Ben tplfe 6looOeforogelie bar
finn Ct 9eifDtteliesmi00cl for SpIf-
LAMBS Gcroensbanoel. o0oem fan
ior1Ole, bpab Der bill finoe Ste0 /
Sttue6opet?" ipurgte &eiIeren,
4 ben Dag er fife fern. Sc, bpor
Sapan CT boflet, tpnf poo en- Sol
feDUffelie / &ina, og O6m ioo ON
Yroblemerne Stiqe6apet.~
&eiler @ilbelms 9(o6enmunoet-
feb bar baft ct pGl0igt Gsre / Sc
pmtalte 2onOes 8resie. @nglano
toger Sagen meo Oen banIige &llI-
Be- Oct rlslilfe 8lob v9fopoc 8re-
mDn" anbefaler europa til at be-
tragte &eiierens Sro iom en- &r6-
be - fife alene paa Spiflanos 9e-
lpeft for alle efiilterenoe irterlo-
ftionole 'Snrhl tatsiler. u1pit oaiua 3
bpao Sagt Spiflanos 9ro fan til-
lGgges Sremtiben. 0en bielnlige
tpife 8resie geraaoer ct Ianot
9aieri ober &eiierens rSoftlssbeo
cg llforiigtigbeo" og flyer enOpioere
.oeltne SegiDenbeo bar forenet bore
SLENDER og lfaoet Dor 9lnieelie
bpj 8rao." 6elttogspianen moo
Soerne foro6mmes iom noget, 9lar-
bllnoreOer fife fan roaoe 800 pan,
% llotnlcllerne onguaenoe StiQe-
GoDs=Sitltntionen CT Blot CT ltmoti=
ucret Srlllel moo Sapan.
W1en meoens set 9egpnoelIen
IGrlig gif uO oper &eiiqren iao
bar MI So0et pen0t Jig imoo Higs-
tar5leren BON Billion, foroi Sci
icrens ltotnlelier bor goaet gennem
&nnSlercn % 6ele llOenrigsmini=
lteriet uOen tilipneloOenoe at blipe
bemGrfet. &mSleren ifal 0erfor og-
ion pna @rlmo al Sc ftprfe 9lngre6
/ TresIen babe 6e0t ON at blibe
fritnget for Soften, men troos set,
Q; &ansleren bor peret unoer
GrDf ira &eileren ON at be6olbe
StiQingen, Iaa ifal BOG Billion bupe
fnItbolot lit 8eger ON 9(fifeo ion,
en l1Opei af Ben feoelige 9[ffere.
Gen tplfe @eian0t guforeIt.
Humpnien Sr. BON &i6erlen -
@oedter CT 6lepen faloet til Ser
lin for at baretage ltoenrigsnlini-
iterpoften UNDER Sr. bon S6oens
Spgoom, bpilfen ipnes at treffe
2nngorog. ST. @ae6ter ipsgeOe en-
@ong i'm Sib loa iterft, at ban
fif NoIten iom @eIanot for 9llnle-
nien paa @runo al, at &eileren bar
Sppgens @enItano. Senere bar
Gan genpunoet ben ta6te 9eaaOe.
SDl1Oon Oe1 z. gtpD. Ven Self=
togsplon, lom &eiier &ilbelm ien0-
tc 0ronning Gictoria, blep al0riq
cpergipet til set engeIife arigs-
nrinilterillnt ioaleoes lpoer en- Wiel-
oing 0ogs Cato fra @nglanos
sirigsminiiter, Salonne.
Soag ben 2. gtop. &oaan0 bar
cnOml life ororet Ell 8lpfaoe, for
81 man fer penter pou GaItros
Spar- pno Ben onOen boGanoIfe
9}ote. Pit er bog parot 8ilfploe
of at 9fpopenoigbeoen freezer set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

partements=9u Banter, 9lpo-
tefer % S5oteller iolgte BET! Oct
lrlgtes me0 3egeringens SilifDnoelie
&ilmingtOns f9Oerale SDgnlngs
&orriOorer, men life ielpe BoIt-
buiet. Bresierne gif De iiOite fao
Gage fpr Sui gtat og Dag for at
lmpOefomme &rapene. 6olt brugte
OtGrferne poa Gaffer og 9reue, %
Srrretningsmnn0 brltgte Dem paa
Geres SorrelponOancer. gfprDeo fire
&un0re0e SulinOe iolgtes og n9lten
$4,000 netto inofom peS set fife
frrOringslole SSulemGrfe.
epab WfGrfct gjprOe fur Sclaluare.
Sor oisie @enge iitanobragte
Telomare 9fb0e &ors fprlt en- OPP
OrogenOe glnti=5ltberfltlole l1oltil-
ling Stnten. 9enne ltoItilling be-
ipgtes al tppe 5tlinoe Menneifer /
Il Gage. &lltbberne, 9proo0, 2pre=
re, GrGIter, Observation-Disclosures oq
Statsen6eosnGno inobooes lpecielt
pau nisie Gage, oQ bele Staten pof-
tcs op. Gn Spgepleierife ienotes til
Sonotoriet, ct frit 2a6orotorillnt,
foripneOes meo Melf, 9Gg Meoici-
ner, og en- piiiterenoe Spgepleierifc
for oe fottige brpltipge, og bette
er fortiat bele 9loret. st SuIinoe
Tollors er iat til SIDE iom 9e-
gpnoelien til en- Soipitnlsbogning.
gelmore er III ofgiort interesieret
/ 9lr6eiOet moo SuberfrIoien, og
alt bette er opnouet Is Gage peo
ct Eenp=MGrfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
Ooroen rnnot.

9fetspiceprGiibent og Wleoleln al
Wagnaternes @us / ltngarn Sat=
foc5p bar moOtaget 5000 &reu5er
Seltiffelle for at ifaffe en- WeanO en-
9poteferbepiQing. Son er foripun=
ben.
Eli 6elt Siam. 9loniral 9fi6e=
lieu og gtatsraao q. g[noerIen rel
ler til Siam for at operoere Se1t=
ligbeoerne 9lnleoning af Song
Gbltlolnngforns 9fegeringsjubileum.
MarinenliniI Iteren Sronfrig bar
truffet 6oranitaltninger til ltn6=
gooelle al &otaltrofer iom Sen pao
rSSSena" Sort &rl1ot er fiernet fra
Sftbene, og Der er ifaffet lapere
9en1perotlr / 9lmm1nitionsfanl=
rene.
&rGIioentpolget / Il. @. 9[. So
flo ben 81. Oft. 5Sor at Be pro
mlnente amerifanlfe Easiagerer pau
Gonperen uWtongolia" fan faa
@olgreiuItotet at pibe, er set be-
llllttet at ld0e 9amperen berte me0
gtfgongen til Sen 5. gfop.
SpgrGnien meQem SDerrig og
9tprge ifal if6lge en- Geflorotion
mellem Oe to 9fegeringer faitiettes
af en- Sologift, beltoaenoe al 8
$1errer: Sbp. neoerlanolf SuItitsmi-
nilter 9oeff, Sultitiarins 8ei6mann
i Sronobiem og 2an0sbepoing @am-
tilarifiPle lipIofo.
9en brittle 5quooron UNDER
aontreaomirol Sir Eercp Scott bar
fouet Srpre til at ofgaa til Spo-
omerifa ifplge Ell WfebOelelIe fra
Sort @li5a6etb, &ap=&olonien.
Sra 2onOon meooeGes Ser, at
9lfienOelien al Slaaoen til Spo-
omerifa intet bnr at g6re me0
Gene5uela=Spergsmaolet.
70 &e1rettelier og iDp iopnt
lpGr Straf. Eefing oen 81. Oft.
Gn 0le0oelelie berfro ItoOfeIter, at
ben tineiiife 9fegering bar opnt 10
finelilfe Sfficerer til 9poen pe0
S3enrettelle, ipp onOre blep ibgn1t en-
iDGr Strof poa @runo al Sper=
ltriOellen al franlf Serritorilm peo
Gonting-Grenien iant Grab al
frnnlfe SolO0ter.
Spen @eoin pil iii. ,0agens
9fDbeter" bliDe u0nepnt til 9GreS=
meOlem al oct lpenife ant6ropolo=
Giife Sellfub, ben Itprite ltomerfel=
ie, bette Selifob giper Sor Die
bliffet bar Sellfabet finn 3 9@res=
meolemner, nenlig 9l0mirul So
LANDER, Sen rusiiife Mlecan Si6i=
riafoff % Sritbiof 9fonien.
Sene5uela=SpSrg g8il=
lenlita0 Oen. 1. gfop. Gen bollanb-
lfe 9fegering iatte BEN 1. 9fop ion
zen pOerite 6rilt for Genne5uela til
at tilbagefalOe ben SrOre, iom for
hpo Sperforllen al @obs fra Gene-
5lteln nia Curacao. Er9lioent Ga
ltro bar nGgtet at tilbagefaloe Or
oren men laa piot oioes ber, bar
Sollanbs 9feeering life enbnu taget
en- enoelig 9ellutning.
Sfficerer poa Sen boQanolfe
SSlanOe fer mener, at Ser fife pil
blipe taget nogen enbelig geltenl-
melie fer ON en- l1ge. Den boQon0=
ife @upernpr mo0tog / 9lftes ct
lGngt Telegram fra Sononb, bpor-
pao ban Itrafs iammenfalote ct
Mpoe al Haaosberrerne.
Greiioent Gaitro bor inofalot
10000 Mano til oen 9. lfop. Gene=
5uelo benter en- 8lofa0e al &plten al
sc boQnnOife &rigsifibe, og 9pen
Garacas ct Ser en- bel Del ltro
6lan6t Seboerne, foroi set antages,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
6Ourfpr 9ipbc Surs noiteOer
WIGrfct.
leniars seiita BETS AteniibeO.sllano

tNlt NV hpItSpN CllII DultllUlClC USl
unOer Oe efsilterenOe Yoitlope. Der
pilOe 6e6gpe en- i9regen Gift al &on=
9reslen for at Gnore Dem. Sacob
9fiis, lom ielp er oanif, 1freb Ell
opgtig 9lrtifel, offentliggiort ioOlt-
loof" al 6. Slli 1907 bpori ban
tilifpnOer 9fegeringcn til at taQe
Jig al Sagen, men Der bar for mat
&c 6inoringer Geien. Get ipntes
booblpit at foripge. %aa Bette Sios-
pllnft tog GpOe &ors, iom efsiiterer
for iaaoanne Silfploe, fat pua gu
gen.
9fe0e &ors er en- flor national
Srganilation meO 8rene / en6per
Stat, ltiftet for at banolc / fritiife
Si0er ng poe @jGlp unoer &rig,
sSariOt og @ungersnpO. Suberflt=
lOien, Oen itore bpiDe |lage Sen frDg-
teligIte Teitilenle / 0en fen0te Ser
Den. &bert ippenOe 960sfal0 ifribes
pao 0ens &onto. 9ieOe &ors bar
0erfor nptaget Guberfulole-9(rbej
&c iom en- Del al lin uSSreos -&irf-
inrnbeo." 9}prpnrenoe Sio er ell
&riienS Sio &rigen MOB Sering.
@nboer Stat trpnger til Sppaag=
nen % Sp0ragelie oen &etning og
Serge til 9(r6eiOet. Hpoe=&ors optoq
Gerfor ne0 Toitm1toriteternes Sil=
laoclle Sulen1erfe- Wetooen iioite
Sui og propeoe ben cen Stat,
0DUr SnlemGrfct Itnrtcbe.
Oct par / ben life Stat 0ela-
mare. Zen er meget file, meqet
foltlerbatin, fife mootagelig for Be-
gejItring; BEN eier fun nogle fau
Sptter, en- lapt liggenoe Sfopegn
9t9rbeoen al @ilnlington, Ser
tiener ipm Srberfltloiebolpital. Stu
ten por iom eft Sele upioenoe %
uiltteresieret Sogen. 9laigepel fif
SulemPrfet, Der trpftes Blot IS
Gage f6r Sui, peo lin nlerfelige
&eforo enbper til at Itroie. GSelnten
2uiinoe par blebne trpft og iolg-
tes til 1 Sent Stpffet. 9e gif me6
/ Ell ltge, og iao fonot Mprfet SSno-
gang Ebilooelpbia, bpor @ennipl-
pania &eoe &ors beo set Gelfom-
men og u9tort6 9lmerican" gnp
set en- pregtig St6tte. 9elaparc
Sfolerne Iolgte set, .apinOeflltbber=
nc 9elamare tog fat paa 6et,
9fpiierne gop SpoGte til Set 9e-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
rRoo& prs moo
UubSG. aloien
ltbltcOer SnlemGrfer eftcr San=
marfs Wfpnlter.

De fleIte al bore 9plere fenoer
rinleligpis noget til 9fpoe &ors=
Soreningen. 9en er itiftet og be-
ituar for ut poe @jelp unoer &rig,
SungersnpO og @eltilens. Oens
Girflonbe0 naar frem oper belle
Den cipiliiereOe @eroen. Sra oens
@opeOfontor gSaIbington far pi
n;o0tnget enltonenoe meo 9lnrnoo-
ming ON at lt9tte BET go0e og Ifpn=
ne 6pretugenOe, og ri ipnes, oct er
Oct pei DGr0.
: 1904 u0Ite0te Sen 6anlfe &e-
gering ct Sulem9rfe meo Song
&riitiuns 9iueOe % Groet Sui.
Set gialOt life iom 6rim9rfe; Set
blot fli1treoeS paa 25ule6repe, -@o1t-
fort og =@uffer. $5pao ser inofoln
pe0 0isic MGrfers Solg, benptteoes
ipm @iorog til Opfprelie al ct Slt=
6erfltloieGoipitol for 9prn. Oct Ipffe-
Oe5 oOer al 6orpentning, iOet 4
WfiGioner iolgtes til Ell 9re Gtpf-
fet 10000 &r.). 9anmarf bar Iioen
fortiut meO ltogipelien al S5ulernar-
fer til Stptte for 9lr6ejoet moo Slt-
herfulolen, % Snlget Sans Gbri-
Itian 9lnoerienS 60oelano bar for
boblet Jig for bDert 9lor.
6OOrfpr 9ipOc Surs noiteSer
9Hrrfct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

Spgranien mel1em sDerrig og
9}prge ifol if9Ige en- Geflorotion
mellem Oe TO 9tegeringer foItiettes
of en- @oGogift beitaaanoe af 8
@errer: 6bp. neoerlan0if SuItitsni-
niiter 9oeff, SSuititiarius 8ei6mann
/ Sronbbiem og 2anosbgpbing @am-
tHariftpIe lipiofQ. x
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

Den BRITTLE 5quooron UNDER
aontreaomirnl Sir @ercp Scott bar
foaet Srore til at afgaa til Spo-
omerifa ifplge ell WeoOelelie fra
Sort @li5obetb, &ap-&olonien.
Sra 2onOon meooeGes Ser, at
9lhenOelien al Sloaoen til Spo-
omerifa intet bar at g6re meO
Gene5uela=Spsrgsmaalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

9ietSuiceprGiioent og @}eOlem al
Mognuternes 6us i ltngarn Sat-
fpc5p bar moOtoget 5000 areu5er
/ 9eltiffelie for at Ifaffe en- Mano Ell
9lpoteferbepiQing. Son er foripun-
ben.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04

We heard of the place
 Where there's bargains galore So we're running to Finley's 2nd-hand store.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
MARAUDER WAS roo POLITE
Birds Habit of Saying Thank You' After Stealing Meal Proved
 It's undoina.

Although his pet crow had a split tongue and could talk, Justice of the Peace 1. w. Valentine of Coldspring Harbor killed the bird which had ae- quired the habit of killing and eating little chicks and ducklings belonging to neighbors. The justice said the most irritating feature of the birds depredations was that it always said Thank you" as it finished a meal, and never forgot to say it after il had eaten one of the birds it killed.
 The crow learned the little chicks and ducklings were good eating, and helped itself. One morning it was discovered. The bird had made a fine meal off fat little duckling, and was saying, "1'hank you" over and over, as if to express his delight.
 Here, you thief. I'll have your life for this" said the owner of the. little duck, and he bounced on and seized the crow.
 Thank you," said the crow as he was carried off. The justice killed the bird when he heard of it. It is said that the crow could drive cattle home, using voice and beak.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
BUSINESS.

"Good morning. said the claim agent cheerfully to the patient with a broken leg and head in bandages. T have good news for you. Yes. sir. The company feels sorry for you. It is willing to forgive and forget. Soulless? Why, man, it's all soul"
 Ready to pay about five thou- sand"
 "N-no, not exactly that. But l am authorized to sign it's agreement moi to prosecute you for letting yourself get thrown on the right of way and blocking rush hour traffic. ."--Phila- delphia Ledger
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04

person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and &C., knowledged to me that she execut- ed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. In witness whereof have here unto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 2Sth day of Novem- Der. 1908.
 My commission expires Decem- Der IS, 1909.
 (Signed) Harrison Conrard, (SeaD Notary Public. Territory of Arizona County of Coconino "
 1. Jesse L. Boyce, County Re- corder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, hereby certify that have compared the forego- ing copy of the articles of incorpo- ration with the original notice of amendment filed for record in my office on the 30th day of November 1908, in Book ? of Articles of ln- corporation on page 73 ct seq and that the same is true and correct copy of such original and the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal this 2nd day of December, 1908.
 JESSE l.. B0YCE,
 County Recorder. Recorders
 Seal.)
 Dec. 4 to Jan. 8.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
THE WAY OF IT.

He-Did you bear ahont Cholly Newrich?
 She No. What of him?
 He-He is leading dogs life of it.
 She Why, thought he had come into money?
 He Balancing at her palnperel pug)-That's just it. He's in the lap of mxury.-Baltimore American.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04

We heard 0t the place Where there's bargains galore So we're running to Finley's 2nd-hand store.
 New line of 5 o'clock tea sets Fine new silkoline comforter 6lb. A chump once slept in wooden bed Only a chump has a. bed like this A bed bug came from his cozey
 home A wooden bed is bed bugs bliss. The bed bug chased over the sleep
 ing chump Feasting and humming a bed bug
 tune A fearless fellow this isect was Sort of bed bug Daniel Boone. The chump awoke and he killed the
 bug Put on some salve, and he gravely
 swore He'd go by gum with the morning
 sun For an iron bed at the junk mans
 store. This little tale has moral too The bug got killed, and the chump
 got hot Avoid it all with our new steel
 beds Or a Davenport or a spring steel
 cot. Get dandy No. 8 Bridge & Beach
 cook stove At ten dollars--lots of heaters.
 Why not save a dollar on your next pair of shoes, by looking at our stock.
 We want furniture.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04

Couldn't Afford to Throw It Away.
 Uncle Ebb (feebly) )--Well. Hanna, reckon you had better call de chillun aroun' me. cause I believes rse gwine die.
 Aunt Hanns-No. you ain't. You ain't gwine do no such thing till you takes dis here medicine what done gone and paid dollar and half for. Judge.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
ENDURANCE APPRECIATED.

"So you think my writing that book was remarkable achieve ment?' said the grateful author.
 "Yes," answered Miss Cayenne. q don't see how you managed 10 stay awake through the first four chap ters, let alone the whole book P
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
PERSISTENT YOUNG MAN.

Do you know, young man. That my daughter is accustomed to every luxury?''
 "Is she, sir? Then l feel quite sure that q complete change will be good for her"
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
LATEST NATURE FAKE.

Attacked by huge catamount ten miles south of Poplar Bluff. Mo-, E. Emory. timberman, fired every bull let he had in d squirrel rifle without bringing the animal down. The cata- mount closed in on him and would probably have killed him had not
 Emory thought of his watch chain, composed of bullets he had saved while private in the First Tennes- see regiment at Manila. Jerking off the chain, Emory loaded his rifle, using powder from his horn flask. and succeeded in killing the animal just as it was lunging toward him. This is the story as sent out from Poplar Bluff. -Kansas City Journal.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
REINSTATEMENT
Dec. 4 to Jan. 8.

Report Of the condition Of the Arizona Cen .ral Bank at Flagstaf, iu the Territory of Ari- lona, at the close of business Nov s7th lefS
 REsuRCEs
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04
sursl

The place to hold A summer school Is some spot where The summers cool.
 Chicago Tribune.
The Coconino sun., 1908-12-04

Tucson will soon organize a com pany of National Guard soldiers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
FAIRCHILD
SATISFIED
MANAGER OF MAKEE SUGAR COM
PANY PLEASED WITH PROPOS-
ED KAPAA LAND EXCHANGE.

Manager George Fairchild of the Ma
kee Sugar Company appears to be very
much pleased over the proposition
which has been made to him in regard
to the exchange of the Kapaa lands
with the Government. Being the first
definite step which has ever been taken
in matter that has been agitated for
the past four years, it now looks as II
there was a good chance of some ac-
tion being taken very soon. The fact
that Governor Frear leaves for the
mainland on Wednesday may possibly
interfere to some degree with quick
settlement of the matter but it Is be-
lieved that Secretary Mott-Smith, who
will be the Acting-Governor, will take
the matter in hand and push it
through.
In speaking of the matter Mr. Fair
child said:
There issonly one important matter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
JURY TO TRY
BANKRUPTCY

The bankruptcy case of the Kauai
Liquor Company came up before Judge
Dole this morning A. G. NJ. Robert
son, representing the defendant, de-
manded jury trial. The case is one
of involuntary bankruptcy proceed
ings, being brought by creditors of the
company in this city and is interesting
on account Of the fact that it is the
first time that a like case has ever been
tried before jury in the local Federal
court. The case will be tried tomor-
row, starting at 10 o'clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

with which l have fault to find in the
proposition which has been submitted
to me by the Government. This is irr
connection with the North Olehena
lands which amount to 1925 acres and
are valued at rental of S1301.62 in the
letter submitted to me by Land Com
missioner Pratt.
"The trouble in this case comes from
the fact that we do not lease these
lands directly from any one party.
They belong to some five or six differ
ent people from whom we lease. In
the case of one part of them, the own
er has died leaving the property TO his
heirs, among whom there are two nil
nor children. In this matter you can
see that it will be a question of going
into the courts and appointing a guar
dian, then obtaining various court or
ders before anything can be done.
This will take some time.
81 believe that the Government is to
be congratulated on the fact that,
through the proposition made to the
Makee Sugar Company on Saturday,
the first actual basis on which eX-
changes could be made since the mat
ter was first opened, has been suggest
ed. While the ideas which they sug-
gest seem in the main to be reasonable,
there are some changes which l should
like to see and shall attempt to an
swer the letter with a counter PROPOSE
tion before Governor Frear leaves for
the mainland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

A private cable to the above effect
was received in Honolulu today, relat-
ing to the bill now in Congress, to pro-
vide for an additional federal judge for
Hawaii The measure is apparently
being urged a good deal, and it is said
that the Democratic filibuster is the
only thing in the way, as there is no
opposition to the proposition
There are two local members of the
bar who are possible appointees as
Judge Dole's associate in the event OF
the bill passing. One is Circuit Judge
Robinson, for whom support is being
asked among the local bar, and the
other is the present United States Dis
trict Attorney, X. w. BTeckons. The
appointment of the latter would leave
nice vacancy in the federal service
here, while Judge Robinson's appoint
ment would leave a position on the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

Judge Lindsay sentenced August
Sheldon, who pleaded guilty to bur-
glary in the second degree, to thirty
days at hard labor this morning. 1t
was his first offence.
The case of All Hoy and Kohala
charged with violating the Edmunds
Act, was continued till April q in the
Federal court this morning.
The, case of M. J. Coito, charged with
selling liquor without a Federal IL
cense, was set for April "a by Judge
Dole today
Admiral Very called on Governor
Frear this morning to pay his respects
before leaving to be retired.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
THE CAR SCHEDULE
IS BEING R|CHTED
TWO ACCIDENTS THE RAPID TRANSIT HOUSE SUN
DAY LINES JoRNT-REPARs BEING
RUsHED-HoPED THAT AFTERNOON RUSH SYSTEM
WILL BE ITSELF AGAIN.

Two accidents occurred at the pow
-er house of the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit & Land Company yesterday, throw
ing the system out and injuring a cou-
pie of men. At 9:15 a. m. lower tube
in boiler No 1 burst and put that Doiler
out of commission and about 6:30 in
the evening a tube in No. 2 boiler
burst, scalding the first assistant en-
.gineer and fireman and Gripping the
system.
Two boilers are ordinarily operated,
there being but one reserve boiler
With two boilers out of commission
the schedule last evening had to be cut
in half and ten cars were called in,
leaving the system in such condition
that on the ten minute" lines the cars
ran every twenty minutes.
The system between Aala Park and
Pawaa junction, by Hotel street anC
Beretania avenue, was cut out and peo-
pie desiring to land along that route
4
street lines to make the best connec.
tions possible under the circumstances
Kaimuki passengers found one cal
making the run from Pawaa junction
to the Kaimuki terminus, on thirty
minute schedule. The Manoa line rar
one car and the Emma and Alakea
street lines were kept going.
Late last night, or rather early thi'
morning, the Rapid Transit cut In OF
the Hawaiian Electric Company 10
juice and the system this morning wal
operated on the basis of half the or
dinary number of cars and therefor,
double the time between cars.
1t is expected before the day is over
by the time the evening rush comes on
that the entire system will be right