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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11
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Salfan.Gbrct. Gen rusiiife Ie.
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Ell Gebegisrelie, bnori ben blanot an
Get erflGrer, at ben Bperfen birefte
ener inoirefte bar opmuntret til en-
ieporat tprfiif.siterrigif Sperens.
fomIt angaaenoe Innerationen at
@osnien og Ser5egoDina, ga bette
err ct Spsrgsmaal, iom fun fan ORB.
res meb 9iqigelie at ale Signatur.
mogterre til @erlinertraftaten al
1878. 90 bpis Ragterne iubpilgebs
/ en- iaaoan a%nneration, iaa piIoe
HuSlanb iniiitere paa en- eritatning
til De interesiereoe 9alfanitater. gn'
helig beber BET | benne Hebegierelie,
at RrSlanb piloe lie meo Seluilie paa
llnoerbanbIinger, iom maatte fsre til
en- aQionce mellem @nlfanitaterne.
Genne grflGring fra ben r~lsIiIfe SIC.
gierine bar | BET fore og belle gipet
Scrbien npt Saab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11

ieenber. Get eIG0coe bam imibIer.
tio opermaaoe meaet. iagoe bant at
nan M boIbt paa at arbeioc iis no
oi Soroommerl % at Der bar sooe
llbiigter til, at Solicit | Rorb. %
Spoituterue mart belt piIbe finoe
bperanorc os lutte iis %ianrnten til
ct ionot patriotiif girfe for oct feI-
les SGSreIanb. Oct ifuIoe bore en-
af bans Sopebopsaper icm 9rGii.
bent at arbeioe MOB bette WaaL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11
GlTopsorif % &,ereri.

en- noeet 9Iore Srsfen / ariitianio
bauoe iattet en- itGrf aiGrIigbeo I'll
en- ing @mo al lit gefienotifab.
Suu inpitereoe ham oite til iig til
@ioSas os Iitens, % gratis &aal'
tiSer par ban osiaa piaig til at moo
tase, men nosen aierIigbeo bar ban
life iitanb til at iatie til benoe til
troSs for benoeS alto meget inobp.
ocnSe glifpGroiebeo % aofetteri.
5 lin 5ortuilelie gif Den ioreliteoe
Game til en- Spaafoue, iom fsrIt peo
SiGlp al ioriflelige Sprmularer |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11
Den brittle 6anSel bier en- hetn.

Den brittle 6anocl biier en- BETH.
relig Rebgang for Hopember Maa.
REQ. Genne Rebeang uoeisr oper
So Riuioner Collars for Snoferie.
lens geofommenoe og oper 331a
Iinion for ltofsrielens. Sen iioItc
faloer paientlig paa Sabrifparer al
lilo % gomulo, og Ieosangen
Snofsrielen faIoer booeoiaseIis paa
Naamaterialer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11

gegrapelien, befalebe bun, at ale
Sitiets 9sre og @inouer ifulbe Iuf.
fes, og at Inlet fremmeo MenneIfe
berefter moatte ilippeS ino / benoes
S9reIier. De Sieneltefolf bun oen.
gang baDoe, bebolOt bun, efterat De
fsrit bsitioeIig bapOe forpIigtet Jig til
at nGgte enbper llOenforItaaenoe I6.
gang til Suiet og til ielu oIbrig at
itge ct Orb / benbeS 9GropreIie. Sg
inotil for ganife fort Sio iiben Iebeoe
bun bette triite Sip / tit eniomme
Stem, boor bum altib gif fleot / bpiO
SiIfe Iom paa fin Srpaup8bag.
en- al De iioite Gage iaa Ia6oerne,
at SinOuerne / Sru De 8r6oisnps
Slls bIep aabnet igien for fsrIte
Sang paa ct ballot aarbrmore6e, og
itrar efter begpnote SienerIfabet at
flGoe 9sre og ginbuer meo tort
aIG6e til Segn paa, at Siliets Srlte
bar oso. Sum bar beo lloen at bloc
noget ON ben tpif.franife 8rig ON
commandments eler ON Hepl1b.
lifens SnofsreIie, iioen at bape @neIie
ON 9repfuSprocesien eaer at fienoe
til automobilernes Seirstog.
5ru Sc Rreoignp bar teItamenteret
tit prpgtige BALLADS og en- &apitaI puo
10 @iQioner Srancs til 9pen 8oris
% bar beitemt, at 9pgninaen ifQl
inorettes til ct alberoomsbiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11

Gn GEploiiOn inotraf / forrise llge
! Wagaiinerne peo ben miIitare Sta.
ton ! aaIfutta | Snbien. II Mano
tIbe or9bt 90 26 iaareoe booraf De
fleite osoeIigt. aue be bsbe os iaare.
De par inofsote SoIoater os llnoerof.
%ficerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11
Sra uolanoet.
Sntet NIT sremaatsiorbnnS.

S~orlpoenoe fra Berlin ON, at Trahs.
rig. Storbritannien og HusIono itaor
! gegreb meo at afilutte en- iormel
aaiancc - ct npt Sremagtforbin6
- oementeres officieIt fra Haris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11
Vt bet Sfilr meuem 3orO. ot

UT bet SfiHr meIlem 3orO. of
SpSitntcrne, iom @prgcrfrigen mco
fsrts. / Sibcns Ssh bar npret ii
itor Sfaoe baobe for Roroeu % SD'
Den, er Ell uofjaa bcfienot Sag
SroSs bette bar set oiit iis at pGrt
pSerit oanifeiigt Of iaa Ell pna bc0rC
SoriiaaeIie bpgget 6orbinoeIic mel
lem 6e TO 2au0S6eIe iitauS, % enc.
M ocn Dag iSag itnar oct ulptfeIi9t
9egeripsrgsmaoI Der iom Ell Sim
bring for ct nttiot nationolt Samar'
beioe. Ger er frem6eIeS teinnelig
ifnrpt m~orfereoe GrGuier melem
SpS. og @orbitaterne, i~ociaIt, poll.
Tiff og / andre Seuieen6er. SDobo.
erne betrngter fig euOuu iom ct egct
SIass SoIt mco fine iGregne Snte,
resier / WooiGtning til 2anoetS %.
rige gefoIfuiug. 9ette fommer life
netop beroi at De er Gemotrater |
RationaIpoIitifeu, meoens SIerbtoen
al Rorbitaterne 9eboere bor grippe
ret fig ON ben repnbIifauife Sane;
tbi oct bemofratiIte Barti MI % set
bemofratiife Garti for SO a 40 aar
iiben er / mango Woaoer iaa forifiel.
lige, at naor mau M politiIf taller
ON "tbe ioIib Soutb", iaa bunber
hennc "SoIiSitet" mere / Wtiuoer og
TRADITION emo | SiIItanoe, Der err
srunoet paa foftiife SorboIo / Nu.
tiben. lllpffcn er iinibIcrtio ben. at
Spocn bar itGngt fig iube meo fine
Winber 90 err pebbIepet at Iepe tit
eget Sip uoeu at title ia | ct iaa.
bant Scrbolo til De o~lmiuoelige no.
tionnle RsreIicr, at oiSie bar faae!
9oo til at eoe Den SnbilpSelie paa
llbnifIingen oerneoc, Tom man for
set beIcs iumbe Bert % SrioieI funbe
fnifet % baabet, Sor at De Soreneoc
Stater ifoI funne bIipe en- rigtig
fraftig Patton, inbo6 og uOab, for
at tort 6oIf ifaI fumre fsIe iig ioIi'
bariif / sc fGleS rationale Wool %
9eitrGbeIier, maa Ror0eu % Spoen
/ Innat itsrre ltbitrGfuiug emo biotil
rprne ita btnan0en, ieIp ON set IfoI
ife meb Spgioelie al crfeIte SGriu.
t~ereSier.
SGtte or ro9ct, iom ircmrngenSc
Rpnb / bort 5~eberaIitpre IPuge bar
iuoieet, o9 citeriom 2ciIigbcb oope8,
bar Der nog'ao pGrct giort 6orie8
pnn at "beie BET itiIte iumncn".
TrGiioent RooicocIt bar liar be-
'tr9bt Jig poa at iIaa ell Stre8 oocr
Oct gomIc og Of piic Spbitatcrne, at
rn6er hans Administration par oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11
Stcrt Sdnfrcperi.

Ut uiGboonIiQ irrft @antrcpcri
cr OtonoaQ auCIo oco 6.Siorn Tor,
euct i Hortluuh, GreQou, al tire ma.
ltereoc @Onoitter. Wle0 ippuote Rc.
poIucre / NNubcrue trpuate Sc inN /
Cat Sloe 9auf. Der er beIigQcnoe
poo @lornet al Gait @oibiuaton ct.
% @rou0 TpCmie. % tparg 9onfcnS
ErUitNent, @Grrp 8. Nemhou, %
bans Seu Ro9cr, Ser oar beifiuiti.
aeoc meo at ppgiSre 8c9uitobct ior
Gagcn, til at boloe SGuocruc / @ci.
ret.
Mems hcu enc al 3spcrue boIot
Sagt ueo SnNgouoen % oeu nnbcn
ouer @rWiiocuten og bans Sen. latte
Sen treble Jig / @ciiooelic al >bc /
aosIeitobet o0 / SiffcrbcoSburluin.
gen o~pbcpareoc Ycuae - CT @eIs6
paa til'ammeu $4,000.
&spCrnc un0iIap % cr cnouu life
iutteoe.
H.. an ~ HH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11
Silippincruc.

Eoo 6iIippinerne 9ier man QoSe
GrcmifriNt / Retniua al SeIpitpre.
SouneIicu al en- Iooqipeuoc 5oriam.
ling paa SCrue er uoget belt mt /
ben oiiatiite Gel al %erSen, naar uro,
tngeS Sapau. Ge 6orcuebe Statcr
hor sipet 6iIippincrue fouititltioreIt
Stpre % a~obtgiort. at oeu I~eaiering,
iom ben bar inoisrt 6erborte. bar Dor.
RET Ill 6remme al @eioltuiueenS beo.
itc Sn~tercSier. Ger piNere llopifIing
al Nette StpreIieSipitem nlaa fonlme
g~rabOis; hi mda IiSt ON len IGp
SiIipinoerne at itpre fla ielp. Su.
gen fan mrb @eitamthe6 iige, naar
nbioIut Seluitpre fan tiliiades Dem;
DC mao mpSncs op oporageS oertiI,
% / 6eu Seuieenbe goor oet M aoot.
Huaaoenoe Eorto Rico iorcilaoes
i9ien al Senne SS @cboere tiIitaaes
amerifonlt Scr9eritab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11

Honesty is the best policy, but too
many people fail to keep the premiums
paid up.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-11

l%lrctfrrSig. @iac Gbriitian: "Suor.
Tor ltal lille &ror bo Sufterpuuo,
'aoinort ban itrigcr, % ieg iaor bare
SmGt naar ieg ifrjger."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09

feet on the california coast, Hawaiian
waters being the logical camping
ground.
There are many differences between
the visits of the Atlantic and Pacific
fleets noticeable.
The boys of the Atlantic fleet, by the
time they reached Honolulu, had about
got so used to entertainment and wei
comes that there was much spice lack
ing that might otherwise have been
observed.
For example, the boys of the great
Atlantic feet paid little attention to
the beautiful Hawaiian leis, the lovely
custom of wreathing the head-piece
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09

with floral fusions. They had been
pelted with roses from Hampton roads
to Frisco-town and had seen more de-
corations in their ffteen-thousand-
mile journey than King Edward has
probably seen in the last five years OF
his reign.
With the Pacific fleet boys, however,
Honolulu was a freshening, delight
that had not been interfered with by
too many good things or toomany warm
welcomes in advance. Many of them
have been here before in the West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
others and they felt that they were
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09

coming back to renew many pleasant
acquaintance.
The result: When they hit these
streets they gathered in the leis and
adorned themselves; they percolated
the highways and byways in search OF
folks they'd met before; they took ev-
cry opportunity, while ashore. to enjoy
themselves, in sports, shows. rides and
drives, dances, concerts, restaurants
and-oh, yes, of course, In places of
liquid refreshment. So would you If
you had their sea-goipg constitutions
and discipline aboard
One thing very noticeable with this
fleet. The boystwho partake of5iquid
refreshment confine themselves largely
to beer.
One brand of imported beer ran out
here the other day, night before last,
and even local beer, made here was
out in certain packages, that is, in GER
tain bulk there was no more of it.
They may tell you over the counter
in the stores that they can stand up to
any emergency, but just the same
there is many shop in Honolulu that
has excused itself to local customers
on account of supplies drawn on by
the fleet. If your dinner has not been
all that you asked for within the last
few days, take it sweetly, for the boys
of the fleet had hungry demand.
thing in the world for sailor lad to
enter a restaurant here and order ham
and HALF-A-DOzEN eggs.
This fleet has already spent s15O 600
here and will spend a little more than
that on the return from Samoa. The
postoffice has sold several times the
usual amount of postage for the pc
| Rod; printers have been busy knock
ing out local postal cards; livery sta
bles have imported plugs and steeds
from the country districts: buggies
have been hired that have for months
been in the last rows of stables; auto
mobiles have more than paid for a
years gasoline; the hens have worked
overtime and in most of the cafes and
bars extra counters have been in use.
On Sunday there were very few meals
with drinks, commissioners or no COM
missioners.
Notwithstanding this gracious unob-
servance of an unpopular law there
was a gentleman, a marine, who. in
front of prominent restaurant. on
Sunday, sang:
Gee, but this is a lonely town."
He explained to curious lot of To-
Gals, who heard his plaintive song
that he referred to the city on Sunday,
admitting there was some excuse for
being alive on other days.
He lost sight of the fact that he
might have ridden to the pail, or taken
swirl at the beach, or seen a baseball
game, or gone to Alapai and Beretania
streets and watched the big wheel OF
the pumping plant go round.
There have been many, many inquir-
les from men of the fleet as to wky.
the moving pictures are not open on
Sunday. But the majority of those
ashore from the vessels of the fleet are
satisfied that Honolulu is pretty cute
little town and that they want to coale
again.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
AT HALEIWA.

Society has gathered at this popular
resort during the past two months and
standing room only" has been the
rule. There is so much comfort about
the Place that local people gather there
in preference to going to any OF the
beach resorts. The meals at Halei%a
are all that the most eXacting gour-
met would demand and the service is
unexcelled. There are some rooms va
cant which may be had on application
to st. Clair Bidgood, manager
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
BUILDING
May GO
OFFICES OF BREWER & COM
PANY ARE IN THE WAY OF
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS.

The new plans which the Depart
ment of Public Works has formulated
for the waterfront OF this city and
which have been approved by Cover
nor Frear will mean the disappear
ance of one of the best known of the
Honolulu buildings. The new street,
which it is proposed to run from
Queen to Allen street, will take with
the addition which 1t is proposed to
make to the Matson wharf, almost all
the land on, which the Brewer build
ing is located.
This building is owned by the Gov.
eminent and the lease to Brewer &
Company has still six years to run.
The rest of the land. along Allen &
Robinsons wharf will be acquired by
condemnation proceedings. The wa
ter at this wharf win be dredged TO q
depth of 80 feet which will allow any
vessel coming in the harbor to tie up
there.
1t is also proposed TO extend the
three wharves in that section back
towards the city. The Brewer. Nun.
anu and Sorenson slips are all too
short and could be brought back a
considerable distance and at a fairly
small expense in comparison with the
great benefit which would be derived
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL co. LTD
The directors of this corporation
having declared a dividend of per
cent, Dividend No. is due and pay
able on Tuesday September 18th, 1908,
to stockholders of record at the close
of the stock-transfer books Thursday,
September 10th, 1908, at - m.
Stock-transfer books will be reopen
ed on Wednesday September 10th,
1908.
CHAS. II. ATHERTON.
Treas. Waialua Agricultural Co Ltd.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept. 9Th, 1908.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
New Advertisements
STOCK BOOKS CLOSED.

The Stock Books of the Oahu Sugar
Co, Ltd, will be closed to transfers
from September 10th to 18th, 1908, both
dates included.
(S) w. PFOTENHAUER,
Treasurer oahu Sugar Co, Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09

81 ought to appear at the opera, but
it's such bore"
That's easily arranged. Just send
your diamond necklace draped around
the trumpet of a photograph. KAN
sas City Journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
Classified Advertising
FOUND.
WANTED.

Pupils for pianoforte. Apply 1928
Young street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
STILL NOT PLEASE

Mistress-Why are you leaving us,
Mary? I'm sure do all the work.
Maid-Yes, ma'am; but don't like
the way you do it.-Philadelphia Tele-
graph
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09

Registration for the two last SEES
sions yesterday amounted to GO for
the Fourth and 80 for the Fifth Dis
trict. Totals until this morning 1889
for the Fourth and 1877 for the Fifth,
grand total of 1926.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
NOT RESCUED
FROM THE REEF

John Cunningham and some fellow
sailors of the Pennsylvania called at
The Star office to request publication
OF letters received by Cunningham vim
dicating his character in view of a
publication made in the Advertiser to
the effect that before he enlisted he
was on the road to the reef. One is
from Dr. N. S. Fairweather, addressed
10 the Advertiser and declares that the
statement is absolutely without a par-
ticle of truth or foundation, continuing
as follows:
This youth has always been a good
boy and was employed by Mr.. Thrum
for three years, prior to his enlist
ment in the U. S. Navy.
Mr.. Thrum has always spoken of
him as an exemplary youth, and 1
have known him personally for about
five years and have always found him
to be very clean, moral and obiging
boy and one well liked for his honesty
and affable disposition.
Hoping you will do him the justice
to correct the impression, which would
naturally arise in the minds of his
superior officers, upon reading this ar
ticle, am,
Respectfully yours,
"DR. N. ]. FAIRWEATHER."
Another letter from Thomas G.
Thrum reads as follows:
Mr.. Editor-Your editorial of yes
terday on How to Save the Boy in it's
first paragraph relating to the Homo
lulu life of young Cunningham does
him gross injustice. 1t so happens
that the lad left my employ to enlist
after a years faithful service and ex-
emplary conduct-the period you de-
signate as tending in the direction of
the reef'-and his commendable quail
ties of thrift, honesty and alertness
may be traced back to prior services
in this city as can be vouched for by
earlier employers. Yours in the in
terest of truth,
"THOS. G. THRUM."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
Continued from Page Ore }

Many GoodPeople who
drink malt extracts for their tonic
properties will not drink beer be-
cause they regard it an intoxicant.
Now, there is virtue in malt eX-
tracts, without doubt; but they
contain from six to seven per cent
alcohol.
Beer contains only about three
per cent alcOhol---Primo Beer con-
tains less than three per cent. Isn't
it reasonable then to say that
malt extract is more an intOXicant
than Primo Beer.
Rather, it is more nearly correct
to say that neither are intoxicants
Doctors are now recommending
beer to patients because they as
simulate better than malt extract
and it has no ill effects. And it
has richer food and tonic proper
ties than malt extract.
A prominent local doctor said
recently eff well people would
drink more Primo Beer we would
have fewer anemic patients. We
would have less stomach trouble
and nerve disorder. In every way
the use, of Primo Beer promotes
health"
Besides all this, Primo is the
most delightful beverage sold in
this climate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-24
BUSY ALONG BOULEVARD
AND AT POWER PLANT

Many evidences Of activity are seen
along the boulevard south and east
Of the city and at the water power
plant TO which it leads.
About half Of the proposed boule-
ward has been graded and holes have
been dug for the trees along a great
part OF It. It is 100 feet wide and
viii make a magnificent driveway
The water power company is push.
ing operations at the river and expects
% be ready for business in about six
weeks In less than ten days the
dam can be completed The excava-
tion in which the big turbine wheels
will be placed Is being walled and
the power house will soon be finished.
Poles have been scattered along about
half OF the line from the city to the
plant and wire has been received.
The machinery was shipped from the
east some time ago and is expected
to arrive here by the latter part Of
the week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-24
|. {. LEAGUE
MEETING
cHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES NAME
URGE VOTERS TO REGISTER
AND ELECT GOOD MEN

The chairmen of the good COVER
ment committees appointed by the
Law Enforcement league to work in
the interest Of good candidates and
good officials are as follows
Territory adjacent to the city; G. G.
Anderson. democrat and E. s. Burney,
republican
First ward: J r Bishop, democrat,
and A. s. Gray, republican.
Second ward: ]. H. Freeman, repub-
lican, republican and George Hin, dem
ocrat.
Third ward B F. Kendig, republi-
can. and J. c. Early, democrat
! Fourth ward S. L. Newman, demo
, crat, and J. T. Dickerson, republican.
Each Of the above is to act as
chairman of committee from his
party for his ward and aided by other
members Of the committee secure the
fullest registration possible. Care is
to be taken that suitable men are
urged to become candidates for the
various Offices. The league as an or
ganization is and will remain non
partisan. It stands for law enforce
ment and good government and is
ready to aid in all matters to that
end.
The above named chairmen will
meet at the A. Q Y w hall at ten
o'clock on Wednesday morning, March
% Each member should be present
The general plan oislhe work will be
discussed. Good government requires
good officials w. S. STALEY,
sec'y Law Enforcement League
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-24

Charging that the parties against
whom they are issued are ''vagrants,
idle persons without any means, and
who have no visible means Of support
and make no exertion to obtain a
livelihood by honest employment and
who are what is commonly known as
tin horn gambIers,"14 complaints we're
sworn out today by tile county author
tiles. Three arrests were made to.
day and others are to foloIw.
The parties arrested this morning
were Ben Nevelle, Clyde Mcintyre
and Bill Holmes. They gave bond fol
their appearance Monday Warrants
for the arrest Of others are in the
hands of the deputies
Sheriff Louthan said, I'VE propose
to clean out the tin horn sports anC
bootleggers in this town, at least WI
are going to do our very best to ac
complish it, and we shall continue Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-24
TAKING EXAMINATIONS
FOR POSTAL SERVICE

A clerk and carrier examination
was held by the local postofIiee auth
critics today, and those who pass It
are qualified for either position. The
examination was a necessity as there
are no available substitutes for either
position should one be required The
persons taking the examination mum
bered eleven and included one young
lady, Miss Elizabeth Smith, reporter
on the Journal, and the following
men; Guy Larrabee, George J. Butler
John w. Turner, James J. Armstrong
Chas. A. House, William G. steinmetz
Zara 2. McKinnon, Charlie L. Turner
Alexander I Hay, and John G Glad
ney, colored
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-24
Prominent women enter
THE POLITICAL ARENA
Held Meeting and Resolve to Enter Activ-
ely Into School Election Many Register
The Resolutions

Following a meeting Of prominent
women Of the city at the Christian
church yesterday afternoon twenty
FIVE or more Of them proceeded in a
body to the city clerks Office to regis
Ter. Mr., Dews had more business
than he could attend to for time
The ladies' propose to take an active
part in the school election In their
meeting at the chourch they resolved to
attend the party caucuses, participat-
ing In the making Of nominations and
to support the candidates whom they
regard as best qualified. regardless Of
agreed to get five others TO register.
party afnliatlons Each lady present
This is the first time the women Of
Ctickasha have had an OPPORTUNITY
20 play part in the political arena
and much interest is being taken by
those who have been active in the
suffrage movement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-24
LESS THAN ONE THIRD
HAVE REGISTERED

Up to last night less than one-third
of the voters in the city, exclusive Of
women, who vote only in the school
election, had registered.
The exact number was 473, Of whom
about 60 are women. Clerk Dews
was at his office till nine o'clock last
night but only one person registered
during the evening and voters came ii
very slowly today
Only three days remain in which
to complete the registration. II Is
apparent that large number Of citl-
zens viii lose their votes If there isn't
scme very quick action.
The registration office is open every
day till p. M, and It will close FRI
day evening. There is no means by
which person can vote If he does
not register at this time.