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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-30
(From Mondays Advertiser,

1t is rumored that Mr. auckland,
editor of the Hlo Herald, is to be-
come editor of the Hilo Tribune.
Mr.. Ogilvie, who carries on the
school at Hama, Maui, is spending his
annual vacation in town: He is oc-
cupying a cottage at the University
Club.
Alligator pear leaves mixed with old
ashes and placed in a hole in which
a banana sucker is to be planted, will
force the growth of the plant in a
wonderful manner.
A suburban gardener has raised a
cross between a papaya and a water
melon. The fruit is watery in flesh
like a melon but the papaya flavor has
been preserved. Cross fertilization is
supposed to be responsible for the
freak
While the local agency has no ad.
vices on the subject IL is stated that
the vessels of the American-Hawaiian
Steamship Company win not be with
out wireless many months more. AS
in the cases of boats of other lines de-
lay is caused largely by careful con-
sideration and testing of various sys-
TEN.
monster waterme on. weighing sew
pounds, is on exhibition in
the Fort street window of McInerny's
Shoe store. The big specimen was
grown by the boys of the Lahainaluna
school and is thirty-one inches long
and forty inches in circumference.
large number of petitions to Sec
rotary Garfield on the land question
have been circulated among the Demo-
Gratis all over the Territory and have
been numerously signed. Some have
been presented to him already. Others
will be forwarded to him as they are
received from the outside districts
Among the visitors in the city at
the present time are Mr.. and Mrs
Richardson, who are occupying one of
the Kerr cottages at Waikiki. Mr..
is the foreign secretary of
the Japanese consulate at San Francis
60, and is on his way back to the Coast
from Toxic. Mrs. Richardson was a
classmate of Miss Violet Damon, at
the Mills seminary and has also other
Honolulu friends.
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(From SUNDAYS Advertlser.l

The Kohala Sugar Co. will pay. with
accrued interest, thirty thousand dol
lars of it's bonds on August 1.
The condition of Mrs. Giesecke, who
was knocked down by an auto, is re-
ported as more satisfactory. She sus-
tanned four broken ribs. one arm frac-
tured and severe contusions in the
head.
Moses Koki, who has been on trial
and acquitted on a charge of having
embezzled postoffice money order
funds, has raised $1,000 through the
mortgage of his home, presumably to
meet legal expenses.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. MccLENNAN-The Royal Hawai-
Ian Hotel; cottage N. Entrance
Beretania street. near junction of
Alakea and Emma streets Homo
lulu. Specialist In chronic, difficult
and lingering diseases. An honest
opinion given at first consultation.
Accommodation furnished island pa
TENTS. Telephone 229.
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400-pound chunk of ambergris
worth 100000, has been found at North
Beach. Washington. by two ranch
men.
SssSsssssessssss ssssssssssssSssssSssS.
Per str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and
Maui, June 27.-Miss A. Press. Mrs.
w. G. Press, II. Engels, Miss Con-
stance, Mrs. Wallace. w. w. Hall,
Miss Deyo. Miss Severance, Miss
Sales, Miss NJ. Nevis. C. w. Sherman,
S. koduso. A. X. Hodson, f. A. Ricn.
mond. d. Conway. F.. B. McStocker,
A. A. Deering, S. A. Walker, Master
b. Stacker. c. Fl. Rose, A. Haneberg,
Mrs. r. Nelson. w. McCaul, f. Camp
bell, C. Schoening. ]. $. Bull Miss
Winters, Chu Coy. e. ]. Gay, c. X.
Carter. Master Nashiyama, Miss X.
Nashiyama. Rev. Nashiyama, G. p.
Tulloch, Geo. Watt, Miss Kaohi Miss
Murray. Mrs. Patton, Mrs. C. X. Still
man and servant. w. H. Baird, F. A.
Schaefer, ID. G. May. S. Kaaekuahiwa,
Mrs. Kaaekuahiwa, /. Okito, A. C.
Belts. r. p Quarles. Miss c. Belts. NJ.
Kamakau, Mrs. Ahlo and infant, ]. H.
Fisher, Lee Kee. j. b. Keppler, X. NJ.
Gittel, F. w. Pease, Mrs w. w. Hall.
Per str. Kinau, from Kauai. June 2S.
Garfield, Governor Frear,
c. L. Rhodes, A. F. Knudsen.
W. *. Luther, Miss Eva Luther, Miss
Rose Luther Master VIM. Luther, X.
ono. M. r. Freitas, c. j. Falk, Miss J.
Massey, j. NJ, Lovsted. j. H. Wilson,
Major Gus Rose, DIR. r.. H. Dinegar j.
II. Cation. Geo. Kluegel. VIM. Green,
H. Nehaolelua wife and daughter, and
So deck.
Departed.
Per str. w. G. Hall, for waimea,
Kauai, June 26.-D. p. r. Isenberg, w.
A. Kinney, wife and son; w. F. Frear,
]. r. Garfield. A, F. Knudsen. C. L.
Rhodes, Geo. II. Fairchild.
Per stmr. Claudine. for Maui and
Hawaii, June 26,-Mrs. II. p. Baldwin,
Miss A. Morgan, Miss NJ. Post, Miss
Morris, Misses Alana, three Gay boys,
Mary Seggem, Dora Engle, Miss Liz
zie English, Miss Aflene Gibb, Mabel
Taylor, Elsie Chalmers, Jack Meyer,
Jack Desha, w. L. s. Williams, Miss
Rose Peck. Miss Mary Rodrigues,
Miss NJ. f. Medeiros. w. G. Goodness,
Mrs. c. Cameron, Miss G. Howell. Miss
Cleo. Case, Miss Maud Ballentyne,
Mrs Beth and children. Chas. Gay.
wife and daughter. Miss Gay, $.
Friend. Edyth Baldwin, Libby Peck.
Alfred Taylor. Edwin Glib. Norman
Beneroge. Stafford Weir. William
Hansen. Ernest Baldwin WIN. Won
Seggen Frank Correa. A. x. Sing.
Hector Marion. Louis G. srlse,ra.. Lee
ong Yick. John Spencer. Ernest Hell
bush. A. A. Wilson, Mrs NJ q Teix-
EZRA. Miss e. Urea iway, Miss wpaJs.
Miss Greenhouse, Miss Allan. y, TIP.
waterhouse, A, Waterhouse. w. p.
Pfotenhauer. Allen Webster. Miss +.
Webster, Miss Eve Webster. Miss ".
Chong. Miss E. Pokpoe. Miss Woods,
]. c, chung. {, w. Ha. NJ. E. sabe.
Mrs. H. H. Klemer Miss L, Klemer,
Miss Klemer. DR.. r. H. Dinegar. ]. II.
Wilson, Tsulau Choy. H
Per r.. ~ s. S. Manuka. for the Col
onies, Jnne 27.--Mr. and Mrs. Ingram.
Mrs. cleghorn. Miss White. David
Wilson. A. stabell, A. E. Sears.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Saturday. June 81.
Am. schr, Annie E. Smale, Colstrup
from Newcastle.
Str. hauna Kea, Freeman, from Hilo
and Maui.
Str. Maui. Bruhn. from Hawaii
ports.
Am. bkt. Mary winkleman, Jacob
sen. from Eureka, Cal.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson. from
Rau, Kona and Maui ports.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai,
Stmr Niihau, Oness, from Ananola.
Tug Kaena. Jorgensen, from Pearl
Harbor
r. NJ. S. S. Manuka, Phillips. from
Vancouver.
U. S. $. Iroquois. Carter. from Pearl
Harbor.
Sunday. June 2S.
Str. Mikahala. Self from Maui and
Molokai porte, 1855 a. m.
Str. w. G. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai ports, 3,4S a. m.
Str. Kinau, Gregory, from Kauai
Especial trip, 6:45 a. m.
ALI. str. Despatch, Kokeritz, from
Kauai, 11:45 a. m.
Monday, June 20.
Am brig. Marion Chilcott. Andersen.
Is days from Gaviota.
Str. Noeau, Mitchell, from Hawaii
p. n. S. s. Asia, Gaukroger, from
San Francisco, a. IN.
DEPARTED.
r. NJ. S. S. Manuka, Phillips, for the
Colonies.
Kalaupapa and Maui ports.
u. $. S.. Iroquois, Carter for Pearl
Harbor.
Stmr. Claudine, Bennett, for Maui
and Hawaii ports.
Stmr. w. G. Hall. Thompson. for
Kauai.
Stmr. Likelike. NaopaIa, for Hawaii.
Stmr. Despatch, Kokertz, for Eleelc.
Str. Kinau, Gregory. for Kauai ports,
6 p. m.
Sunday, June 2s.
Str. Niihau, oness. for Kauai.
Monday, June 90
All. S, S. Mexican, Nichols, for
Kahului.
Str. he Au Hou. Petersen, for Kauai.
u. $. S. St Louis, Gleaves, for San
Francisco.
p, n. s. S. Asia. Gaukroger. for
the Orient.
PASSENGERS,
Arrived.
From Vancouver, per r. NJ S. s.
Manuka, June 26.-Mesdames C. A.
Riggs, f. Hamilton. NJ. Wight. j.
simpson. w. A. Ham and children:
Misses Fox, Miss f. Effinger, F., NJ. II.
Adam, G. C, Couie sheldon; Messrs.
K. f. Armstrong. c. A. Rigg, Bond. J.
Simpson, sylvester Rev d. Russell.
Sears, Ellis. Martin.
Per stmr Mauna L.0a, from Kau,
Kona and Maui ports, June 26.-Miss
j. A. Anderson. Miss c. r. Church,
Miss L. Aud. Miss b d. Taylor, All
Sam. A. Rlchley. Mrs. A. Rlehley.
Houn Chi. Mrs, L. MeKeague, Miss
M. McKeague. Master ]. McKeague.
chas. cowan, NJ. De Corte. Miss r. De
corte, Miss NJ. Paris, Miss Il. Me-
cormick, Mrs. ]. A. L, De Fries. Mrs.
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CHAMRERLAIN's COLO. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.

This remedy has been in nse for over
thirty years and has proved lrsclf to be
the most successful remedy vet discov
cred for bowel ee.rnlaints. II never
fails. Sold by Pengou, Smith s. Co.
Ltd, Agents for rnp hawaiian Islands
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'2s.125 paid. t2s per cent paid.
SESSION SALES.
100 oahu sug. Co., $3.50.
RIrn1nrnIrAn rnHn


40 Honokaa. 1880; 60 III. S. N. O.
1925.
NOTICE. 4
June 26. 1928.
At directors meetings dividends of
Haiku Sugar Company were increased
from one per cent per month to one
and one-half per cent per month, pay
able July LIST;
Paia Plantation Company. from ono
per cent per month to one and one
half per cent per month, payable July
LIST:
Pioneer Mill Co., LTD, from one per
cent per month to two per cent per
month, payable July 1st;
Koloa Sugar Company, dividend Of
five per cent was declared, payable on
June 30th.
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A BROKEN DOWN system

This IL condition Tor disease) 70 Wild
doctors give many names bat which few Il
them really understand. II Is simply veal
mesa breakdown. as II we're, Of the yitl
forces that sustain the system. No matt
what may be its causes TOR they are almo|
numberlessl, its symptoms are much the Sind
the more prominent being sleeplessness. sen1
Of prostration or WEAKNESS. depression
spirits and want Of energy for ali the ordil
airy affairs OF life. Now, what alone is nbs]
lutely essential in all such cases is M
CREASED VITALITY - viTour = VITA
STRENGTH AND ENERGY to prove that
night succeeds the day this may throw q
these morbid feelings ana experience be moi
certainly secured by q course OF the celebrate
life-reviying tonic
THERAPIoN NO. 9.
than bv any other known combination. &
surely ms IL l. taken in accordance with III
printed directions accompanying It. will ~
shattered health be restored f;he ExPIRI&
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESN
and new existence impaired in place of wha
had so lately seemed WORKOUT, used up AMI
valueless This wonderful medicament is purl
ly vegetable and innocuous, Is agreeable to I'll
taste--suitable for all constitutions and cond
tons. in either sex: and it Is difficult to in
agine q case OF disease or deran cement, who'd
main features those OF debility that vii
not be speedily and permanently benefited n
this never failing recuperative essence, which
destined TO cast into oblivion everything Ind
had preceded II for this widespread and Nil
merous class Of human ailments
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-30
HIRAM BINGHAM SELECTED.

Professor Hiram Bingham OF Yale
has been selected by Secretary OF State
Root as one Of several who win repre-
sent the United Slater at the Scientific
Congress TO be held at Santiago, Chile,
in December next.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-30
THERAPIoN

is sold by principal Chemists throughout thl
world. Price in England 2i9 and 4/6. ID
ordering. state which Of the three numbers I'd
quired, and observe that the word "Therapionl
appears on British Government Stamp iii
white letters on a red ground) affixed to eyerl
mssi"rers and without which Il Ia forgery
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-06-30
BORN.
NAwAAl

lSAWAA-At Rapalama. Honolulu.
June 20. 1903. 10 the wife OF Simeon
X. Nawaa, daughter
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Deep with $500 tons OF sugar the
big freighfer Mexican departed Tor Ka-
hului last evening. The Alaskan was
expected 70 leave the Maui port last
evening.
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UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
general delivery for the week ending
June 9th. 1908:
Benson, Master Leney, f
Harry Leas, Chas S
Bell, James T Mcdonald. Alex d
Bernard. Joe # Mcclure, Mrs NJ
Bowen. Mrs GeoJ (2)
Bradley, DR. ] w Marshall. Geo De
Broderick, Henry \ Forest
Button. Roswell Miller, F
Carter, Eunice Nash, John
Chalmers, F Norton, Mrs Luka
Cue, Gus ~ Pacific Mill Co
Curtis, Miss May Peacock. Mrs John
d Potts p
Davis. A B Russell, Mrs Many
David, John Roberts, Miss Vi
Duignan, John Wan
Faesch, Mademoi- Roberts, Miss Flor
selle ence
Fisher. H l. Roberts. Mrs
Florkoff, Joseph Jennie
Forbes, Charles NJ Rhooda
Fuller. w P. Jr Spencer, Miss Julia
Goble, Geo w Suter, Il
Greene, Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs l. Il
Grandon, Mrs F $ t0
Gunipfer, Mrs e KTaylor. f II
Hadiey. f l. Taat. Mrs VIM
Herman, Miss Thomas, Ben
Emily Walker, w o
Honor Loan Asso- White. Messrs CHI
citation Williamson, Mrs A
Joseph. Miss Daisy
JOSEPH G. PRATT.
Postmaster.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery of every description made to
order.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
n. wsslen'. Die

Pop" Asbby kept bsf@I. and . szsY
iY good one too. When he zas grow
ing old Pop married handsome yoang
Norwegian girl who had t-een working
for him as chami-rTDsd. xBd sbe
made sery useful aud devoted wife
for him. Her EFFORTS 10 isarr rrru4ep-
lar English we're faithful and almost
frantic. but sbe couldn't learn n Her
most STRENUOUS EFFORTS at pronubeis-
tlon were paihetIe and yet lau=habie.
A. last Pop becauie ~ and The ply
stefan aid that be could not reeoscr-
ia fact. that he might die within an
hour or two The old man commits
si0Ded his wife TO find bis brother by
telephone and tell him that be must
see him about business matter be-
fore death ciaimed him The faithful
wife sought diligently for an hour. run-
ming back to the bedside 10 report 70
the old u.aD, whom sbe iosed. and then
going again 20 the phone. Al last she
found bim ard gave her message fhns:
Pop. Is dying. He won't die tiIt yor
comes. 10 please hurry. Los Angeles
Times
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
\. Could Ne. CIV.

when certain eastern state county
court was shout to open its session re-
Gently the discovery WIS made that
the court crier wss sb~ent- A sub~ti-
tute was provided. and the court had
barely taken up case when . breath
less messenger boy dashed In with =
Telegram signed by the absent crief.
The mlssive was handed 10 the judge.
who read:
-wffe's mother died last night VIII
sot bs able to cry foday."-Brookiyr
Rlfs.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
The Case of
Jacob Rhine.
~ sAscY SktsI-

osgg-.sb..e lN1- - il.a.-r .7,-.-.s,..-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-28
4R5)I lEEy6I|}!
description
Cnn WE Az VN0ME NJ

The chamber will consider a
number of other important matters
1t is probable that action Will De
taken toward the collection OF dis
play of fruits and agricultural pro-
ducts from the valley to be exhibit
ed at number of fairs which Will
be held in the state this fall. The
chamber of commerce has received
invitations to be represented at the
state fair, at North Yakima the
interstate fair at Spokane, the Ma
tional Apple Show at Spokane, ana
the Western Washington fair at
Seattle. A display should be COL
lected for the Milwaukee demon
stration car which will run through
the states of the Middle West early
this fall.
Two months accumulation OF
business correspondence Will also
come before the meeting.
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BRYAN CLUB OF
KlTTITAS ORGANIZED

The name of this club is the Bryan
Club Of Ellensburg.
The place of its meetings shall be at
such quarters in the city of E!lensburg
Kittitas county, Washington as shall
b hereafter provided by that organi'
sation.
This club shall meet regularly each
- evening at the hour OF 8. p. m.
and at such special times shall be called
together by the president, upon sutti-
Gent notice to the members.
Any person declari ng his intention
to vote for Hon. William J. Bryan for
president shall be eligible to member
ship in this club.
The officers of this club shall be a
president, vice president and Secretary
and treasurer, and such standing COM
mittees and special committees as the
club may especially authorize.
The membership shall be 81 payable
upon signing the roll OF members for
active members and s. for honorary
members.
Ono half Of the fees collected from
regular members shall be RENTED to
inc state central committee, Hon. Geo.
r. Wright, chairman.
No expenditure OF the funds OF this
club shall be made except upon written
authority Of the President and Secre-
Ary.
correct accounts shall be kept by the
omcen Of this club taking receipts for
disbursements.
OFFICERS.
IN. STREET, president.
FRED b. BUTCHER, vice president.
y. W. BALL, treasurer.
ID. MATHEWS, secretary.
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Gle ELUM ECHO"
MISPLACED JUDGMENT

ELLENsBURG, Wash, Aug. e.
Editor CleElum Echo, CleElum, Wash.
MY Dear Sir;
notice in your paper of Aug. 22nd
you creditor rather charge to Audi
tor T.. J. Mathews the authorship of
the correspondence between Il Sheriff
of certain county in Illinois, and J.
d. Mathews. 1t is with no desire or
intention to enter into any paper con-
roversy that wri'e this letter, but
feeling sure that you are willing TO
give any one square deal" regard.
less of politics, write to inform you
that the undersigned was responsible
for the publishing of the above men
Toned cOrreSp ,ndence, AMI f. j
Mathews knew absolute y nothing of
is existence until IL wds pu5llShed in
The Dawn.
| have not seen Mr. Mathews sin 20
your publication. but | itel that l.; is
only fair to him and YOU, that yol
be- given the earliest opportunity OF
correcting your error, which lee, SUI o
you will gladly do.
The whole matter was looked upon,
aur Gated one Of the p easnniries OF
the calnl gn here, but sho' Id any ono
have any further Gu ,'io,ity in he mat
ter will gladly show them the oilgi-
nal OF the Sheriif's letter.
| have furnished The Dawn with IL
copy of this letter for publication.
Very truly yours,
J. ID. MATTHEW'S.
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APPOINTMENT OF
ELECTION OFFICERS

ELLENSBURG.
lst ward: Inspector, w. J. Payne
Judges r.. L. Barnes
A. T.. Emerson
End ward: Inspector, f. j. Merryman
Judges A. j. Damman
J. G. Bench
Bird ward: Inspector, J. p. Becker
Judges b. A. Maxey
Henry IIehmke
ROSLYN
lst ward, lst precinct:
Inspector; Chas. Williams
Judges Neuton Leydia
F. Bannister
LIST ward, End precinct:
Inspector, VIM. Sample
Judges Pat Henry
Henry Smith
End ward. LIST precinct:
Inspector; VIM. Prewitt
Judges II. Raybold
Sam Mills
End ward, End precinct
Inspector, Duncon Bill
Judges John Hartley
VIM. Kitchen
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-28
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Lengthy Docket Of Business to
be Disposed of.

Ihe first meeting of the Chamber
u Commerce since the beginning
VI the vacation season will be held
Sl'day evening in the club rooms.
Inc most important matter to be
eonsldered is the publication of a
=, aew Issue of advertising literature.
~ ,ae old supply of The Land of
1lenty' booklets has been exhaust
~ ana tor the past month the pub
:: :.e''y agent has been sending to
.uqu'fers only the fodder CUES
0us and Answers" which, alone
aoattractive and ineffective.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-28
Do You Understand Your Duty Voter Under
The New Direct Primary Law?

The New Direct Primary Law?
DUTY TO fN OUT AND VOTE
Primary the nomination Of candidates for public
hands by bohing conventions and thereby
Securing equal voice to each voter.
IT'S YOUR DUTY TO TURN OUT AND VOTE
nominating by printing the
nomination ballot from
selection the Primary election September
8, 1905
YOUR DUTY TO TURN OUT AND VOTE
receiving largest
Office the election
to held November B. 1908.
IT'S YOUR DUTY TURN OUT AND VOTE
Good Office nominate them at
Primary primary results will be the election
in November. ones counts more
IT'S YOUR DUTY TO TURN OUT AND VOTE
You administration of county affairs If
see that right nominated for office at the
Primary September8
The Primary will take place each voting precinct
September g. polls will be open frem II q until p
IT'S YOUR DUTY TO TURN OUT AND VOTE. Do
NOT ALLOW ANY PERSONAL INTEREST
INTERFERE
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-28

COLUMBIA RIVER
Inspector, S. K. Osborn
Judges j. II. ShOrp
Harry Wooster
UMTANUM
Inspector, G. A. Bailey
Judges J. F. Lyen
]. r. Mechanics
SOUTH ELLENSBURG
Inspector, S O. Sallada y
Judges John Hanl S
Albert Tjossem
SOUTH ROSLYN
Inspector, Amos Mig htirg
Judges Harrison Amt S
VIM. Craig
MANASTASH
Inspector, Harry Reigcl
Judges Cooper Mills
G. Il. Kineth
GLE ELUM
1t ward: Inspector, Mike Miller
Judges Joe Schober
B J. Pays
End ward: Inspector, VIM. BranDan
Judges Nj. l.. Bridghman
A. j. Scheles
EASTON
Inspector, WV. johnson
Judges Nj. G. Ashley
VIM Murphy
They do say that wedding bells will
be jingling soon not far from kittitas
City in highly esteemed family.
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TEANAwAY
Inspector, Perry Pease
Judges Lee Thomas
J. 7. Taylor
SwAUK
Inspector, Jno. Hanson
Judges Fred Hensel.et
Chas. Husy
LIBERTY
Inspector, J. A. Flodine
Judges w. A. kaup
w. S. Brown
WEST KITTITAS
Inspector, w. D. BrutOn
Judges F. c. Porter
A. l.. Snyder
MOUNTAIN
Inspector, Joe Davis
Judges VIM. Marshall
II. p. Wilson
SOUTH KITTITAS
Inspector, Fl. M. Baldwin
Judges Louis Larsen
E. Is. WATSON
EAST kITTlTAS
Inspector w. III. RAIDER
Judges II. w. Wager
VIM. German
NORTH KITTITAS
Inspector, A. f. Currier
Judges G. f.. Stevens
Chris. EidO
TUNNEL
Inspector, w. G. Fowler
Judges JnO. Du,kin
Auson Low
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-04
BIG NEWSPAPERS SWITCHING.

The Washington Star has interesting discussion of the effects
of big newspaper changes OF policy the campaign
admittedly doubtful These Maryland
and Kentucky which surprised the country by going Repub
lcan Agencies figuring prominently the overtuns the
STAR "wee the Baltimore Sun and the Louisville Courier Journal
the leading Democratic of Maryland the other of Ken
lucky and both well known widely quoted throughout the SOUTH
The national credit them than regularity and they
considered that menaced by the platform upon which Mr. Bryan stood
"By 1900 both the Sun and the ouna had
party fold and that year supported Mr. Bryan Al
1906 those journals decided that free silver longer live
ISSUE and that upon other issues Mr. Bryan acceptable than
Mr. Mckinley Maryland remained Republican, but Kentucky voted
for the Democratic ticket
T the the Courier Journal have parted
The Mr. Bryan months before the Denver
ton and since then has been urging his with vehehnce In adj
don has undertaken special service for Mr.
Bryan York that mission He has accepted
Bryan general prononcement against the party
in power
Te Sun has reached its position little slowly Reluctant
oppose again waited until matters had taken definite
shape committing itself 1t Bryan In editorial
rey keeping closely clearly and good spirit
Judge Taft all things considered the
better the office of President 1t believes that the
country would be safer in his hands, and therefore it
desires his election.
Republicans already claiming Maryland and the Suns
delveranc would appear add to this confidence speaks for
large constituency Does Mr. Waterson support insure Kentucky
for Mr. Bryan"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-04
BRILLIANT MR.. WI.

OF the famous WI Ting Fang, who
is said to have become a recent convert
to vegetarianism, Washington COR
respondent said the other day:
"Vegetarianism may strengthen Mr..
Wus body; his brain requires no tonic.
A more brilliant mind doesn't exist.
In my last interview with him he rat
tied off, as you or l would rattle wea-
Their talk, these epigrams:
HE who expects to find pleasure
in vice and boredom in virtue is still
a novice in both
THE most timid woman has cour-
age enough to talk scandal
1.-The rich meet relations in che
most distant foreign lands, but the
poor man can hardly find them in his
own family
The prison. though locked day and
night, is always full"