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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
MORE JURORS FOR
ROBINSON s COURT
CITIZENS WHO ARE CALLED TO
SERVE IN THE TERN BEGINNING
NEXT JANUARY.

The following names were drawn
this morning in Judge Robinson's
court for the trial jurors OF the Janu-
AIRY term: Geo. w. Macy, VIM. Rim
ger, p II. Mcnamara, Eddie McCor-
riston, Ho Fon, F. Goudie, A. c. Dow
sett, J. X. Inch, w. NJ. Graham, Irwin
Spalding, M. P. Kinimaka, X. J. Brown,
G. w. Macfarlane, j. s. Azevedo, W.
A. Hall, G. N. Harbottle, X. b. Porter,
e. X. Hanapi, j. |. Arcia, ID. II. Voel-
Ter, F. Meyers, G. T. Turner, X. f.
Chong, ]. F. Meanphy, John IL. Jones,
G. H. Bellina.
The following trial jurors were
drawn in Judge Lindsay's court: Char
les Phillips, c. X. Spencer, A. ]. Smith
ers, w. A. Perry, E. X. Fernandez, T.
A. Honan, Jr., W. NJ. Minton, j. b. Pa
kele, John Mitchell, Henry Kaiwiaea,
r. w. Cathcart, M. p. Hannah, A. G.
Kanigiesser, w. Y. Warren, c. F. Lud-
wigsen, L. r. Robinson, c. o. Hotel,
A. v. Peters, j. E. O'Connor, ]. J.
Hurd, L. c. Abes, A. c. Souza, James
Dodd, L. X. Sheldon, Arthur c. Mack
intosh, S. j. Lyle.
The following Grand Jurors for the
coming term were also drawn Percy
M. Pond, Albert Waterhouse, G. NJ.
Raupp, G. H. Lishman, E. h. Bath, H.
r. De Fries, Jr., ]. ]. Byrne, Thomas
Gandall, E. NJ Cheatham, Alexander
Hawes Jr., John Emmeluth, J. H. Her
tsche, W. c. Wilder. Edward Swift,
Stanley Stephenson, j. NJ. Bissell, r. A.
Woodward, II. P. r. Glade, Henry A..
Along, Richard Ludloff, st. c. Sayers,
r. b. Cooke
The trial jurors for Judge De Bolts
court are as follows: e. o. White, r.
w. Podmore, E. " Todd, w. X. Isaac,
r. f. Mist, John Waterhouse, S. M.
Kamakau, c. A. L. Wills, ]. H. Cum
mings, II. Kalomahu, w. e. Walker,
r. Hair, Farm Cornn, f. swain, w.
StirbiTd, Manuel Silva Jr., B. r. Board
man. l.. D. Warren, E. b. Friel, J.
Shaw, A. ID. Bolster, c. H. Simpson, r.
X. Brown, w. E. Tyrrell, G. II. Greene
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
TWO MEMBERS S ~
HAVE RESIGNED
w. NJ GIFFARD AND c. S. HOLLO-
WAY LEAVE THE AGRICULTU-
RAJ BOARD.

Secretary Mott-Smith has received
the designations of two of the men,
bers of the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry, w. Nj. Giffard and c. S. Hol-
loway. The latter has been acting as
the president and executive officer of
the Board for some time and in his
case the loss will be a very severe
one, as he has spent great deal of
time on the work. He states in his let
ter of resignation that the work of the
position has increased to such an eX-
tent that he does not feel that he can
spend the time which is needed. He
also suggests that he believes that in
the appointment of a new executive
officer it would be best to find, if pos
sible, someone who will be able to
spend all his time on the work and
be at the Office of the Board during
the Office hours of each day.
Mr.. Giffard in resigning states that
he does so on account OF continued i'll
health and that he has been advised
to take this action by mis- physician
1t will probably be necessary to ac-
cept both designations though this will
! be done by the Acting-Governor with
great reluctance. No mention was
made of who would be the new APP
! pointees There is no pay attached tC
! either position.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
BONNIE WILL
GIVE SHOW AGAIN
FAMOUS VOLCANO PICTURE AND
OTHERS TO BE SHOWN NEXT
SATURDAY EVENING.

BONNIE is to give another moving
picture performance on Saturday even
ing at the Opera House. Among the
films to be shown is the active VOL
cano film, which is being much sought
for all over the Mainland. 1t gives
a marvellous representation of some
of the lava action in Halemaumau
The recent Shriner parade will also
be shown, and the funeral of the late
Prince David will be repeated. Bo-
nine also has a programme of other
island, Mainland and other scenes
which will make a very attractive
show.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

Jack McFadden and Joe Bettencourt
were arrested last evening, the former
for assaulting John Duncan and the
latter for interfering with an officer
when McFadden was being arrested
Their cases come up in police court
on Thursday.
Transport Dix sailed from Nagasali
for Honolulu on December 10.
Transport Thomas arrived at San
Francisco from Honolulu on Deem
Der II.
British tank S. S. Pima left this
morning for Japan
The case of Ramon Roderigues, who
is being tried for incest for the sec
ond time, was commenced today and
a jury was easily obtained. In the
first trial the jury disagreed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

Realizing that the coming year will
bring us many opportunities of pro-
gress and advancement have prepar-
ed to meet the good times coming by
opening up a Transfer Company and
a General Contracting business.
| have selected careful courteous
drivers and guarantee to give up-to-
date service in all branches of trans
ferring.
In the General Contracting line l am
fully equipped to do blowing, sub-soil-
ing and grading All ground work
done under latest methods employed
by U, S. Experiment stations. Rudolph
Bindt, General Contractor, 1870 Mer'
chant St., Phone 5SS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
ANOTHER
BIG HIKE

At caucus this noon it was de-
cided that the race below referred to
will occur on the third Sunday in jan
uary at Kapiolani park, that every
body may enjoy it, and will be for
one mile, once around the race track.
An endeavor will be made to reduce
the local walking record for a mile,
s minutes and So seconds, held by
Ayres. On the Sunday before the race
there will be elimination race to de-
eide on entries. To enter the race,
contestants will have to make the mile
in ten minutes or better. Jack Scully
may put up a trophy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
TENEMENT HOUSE
BILL DRAFTIN

Judge Weaver and his legal brethren
on the subcommittee to draft an en-
abling act giving the Board of Super
visors power to deal with the labor
camp evil have difficult job. They
will be able only to report progress
at the adjourned meeting of the citi-
zens' committee at the Kapiolani Es-
tate Offices tomorrow evening. The
preliminary work involves research in
all previous legislation bearing on the
subject, SO as to ascertain what laws
or parts of laws may have to be re-
pealed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
union OIL
WARNED

Private cable advices were this
morning received from Seattle to the
effect that the United States inspee-
tors at that port had just issued or
ders that no oil-burning steamship
carrying passengers and leaving that
port should hereafter take fuel oil from
the Union Oil Company unless that
oil tested at 40.
Vessels burning oil and coming to
Honolulu, at least most of the regular
boats. burn Associated Oil Company's
fuel.
In this connection it is interesting to
note that an effort was made in the
local legislators two years ago 10 re-
quire $50 test for fuel oil.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

1t is all practically arranged that
Dick Sullivan, Ayres, Cheatham and
Jack Densham, the four irsts in the
big walking race of yesterday, will
go in for contest, in about month
from now, over the same course, and
probably for a substantial prize or a
handsome trophy.
The large business concerns, to
whose generosity and interest a great
proportion of sport enthusiasm here
is due, will probably from among their
number develop one who will offer a
fine trophy.
There could be no better walking
contest arranged, judging by the way
the four men named showed up yes
terday.
In the next event there will also
be a preliminary contest, to be an
nounced later. In order to qualify
contestants in the big race will have
to be able to make the course in al
least eighteen minutes.
Fine Job Printing, star Office
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
BK. NUUANU BEATS
SP. FORT GEORGE

The American bark Nuuanu, Captain
Josselyn, which sailed from New York
on August 4, arrived here this morn
ing, beating the ship Fort George
which sailed several days ahead of her,
The Nuuanu, as fine as ever, and the
same may be said of her genial skip
per, was 1870 days making the great
trip.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

The Hilo Railroad Co. will begin
extending it's line to Hamakua by
building to Hakalau as soon as pos
sible.
Teaming operations on the Leilehua
army reservation will be delayed un-
til Christmas by the quarantine of 1O2
mules arrived in the Lurline.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

A mule strayed into the Korean
nursery in Nuuanu on Saturday and
awaits a claimant,
Don't overlook the Woman's Ex-
change when you are down shopping
William Simpson won yesterdays
Tansan tournament at haleiwa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

Your inspection of the goods Of Wing
Wo Tai g. Co is respectively solicit
ed. Much can be gained by going over
his line OF ivory and silver ware. His
store Is on % Nuuanu street below
King.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
FOR HALEIwA.

Golf is the attraction at Haleiwa just
now and while the county road is in
such deplorable condition guests will
enjoy the ride by cars which is really
very pleasant. The scenery, coast and
mountain is very beautiful and wins
the admiration of everyone. The ac-
commodations and cuisine at Haleiwa
is such as appeals to men and women
who are accustomed to the best. ST.
Clair Bidgood is rne manager of the
hotel.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
Classified Advertising
FOUND.

A watch fob in front of entrance to
McCandless Building, Bethel street.
Owner can have same by proving pro-
perry and paying for this adj
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

Mrs. Paul Isenberg has received a
beautiful six-cyllnder 1909 Peerless
car, Il Is the most powerful car that
has been brought to the Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
SALESMAN.

Chinese young man wanted for City
trade. References required Address
"a" Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
New Advertisements
Found

A mule strayed into the Korean Muir
sery at the end of the Nuuanu car line
on Saturday. Owner can have same
by calling on the proprietor You Dong
Min.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
PIANo-TUNiNG AND REPAIRING.

James Sheridan, tuner and repair
ing of pianos and organs. No. 1852,
Hotel street, orders left at Hawaiian
News Co., Young building. Good
pianos to rent or sell at cheapest rates.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
FOR RENT.

First class furnished rooms central
ly located. Hot and cold baths, Ar
lington Hotel, 215 Hotel st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
ROOM AND BOARD.
THE COURTLAND.

Is high class, private hotel at rea-
sonable rates, located at the corner OF
Punahou and eretania streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

Fine Job Printing, star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14

Bright white boy for ofiics. Must
have knowledge OF shorthand and
typewriting. Address NJ. l.. this Of
fee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-14
WANTED.

A first class barber None other.
Union Barber Shop.
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How a Publisher Got Even

\ newspaper publisher h1> recently
brought suit aGIin>t forty.hN" men
who would not pay ihcir Subscriptions.
UaI4iHins Judgment 3u ,l'a ann ~
these. tsraiE-ei-Lr -.1r aNs4'.i
iAai The, owned %. H. 70 iAl4 -,
law Uliuwea Lnu> Trs'ru-u- 1iiuv'-
meut. Then uudnr th' u"rl~mI %. ,m
Supreme Cuu-, th"l w"rr a-ve- ta-
petit iarrrnr auG uuuut "r" ID 'r
sum OF 500 each y. l4. -t -aE'
bond white -ix wen, q. l4t- Tr nov
postal law make ii larceny L. taxi d
paper and refuse t. nay Tor D. -Edlto-
ana Publisher
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Diant Believe in BraLElne

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hare LU.-r ~u.,L -ajC i'I....
d"'plIa lou-ua.I-. a~- .-a.u. p. Fla.
Washington So we III ,a.--. ml,.
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! lei jui. =. b, ,IL Il v,,.r
=. !I-er-y pea L. uad ii. III. ruiilI,i
-uli IN. Young VlauW uad ra-yed r
be- Ggs- uusugut = juull tn, eprilI,t
sl1
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L us1 .slVs tu--vs- tus HOS t,..aui.-u
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sILSoS's REVENGE.

nllson. who is very stout man
---niEE 10 catch a train the other
cay ~hsn his friend Jones called out
-Halloa Bilson' In a hurry! Go
lag so1e~here7-
Needing his breath for other pur.
Tosss P.ison made no reply. but he
determined 70 take a terrible re-
ve-ge About ore O'Clock next morn.
i-g he called Jones up on the ;ele-
fso-e- At-e- deal o: ringing a
s,esGy voice q; the other end o. the
We to.t hin Jones vas there.
~ you Jo-es,- queriet BIlson.
Va; 90 you rant said Jones.
I've tsea IL b@i these tSo hours"
Il B.lsoo.- vent OF the other.
se-e-b=r sAetaE ne running this
oc----C 81 Yes, Well. vas 60
i-E somewhere. and vas in q
tu--! Coo1 aiEht!"
Ite1 eiLsoa hung up the receiver,
40 g; back i-to bed q happy man.
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Town Boord Poesedings

The Rg,aoi Of Trustees uss. in res2
lar session Nag Is lasS,
7 Present. MaIo- L Il WiSssSs-
Trustees Smith, Ward, S'elnuae'z-
Cook and Mitchell Aosen', l. A
Henderson,. { r wigsins ,eodeTSa
his resignation is mayor whereaHo1
MAYOR pgo ten, Z 5 >Isinule!E. i9oS
. the chair.
On motion the resignation Of Z Il
wi,slns IL mayoE wAs aoes sp;e,i
Minutes Of previous nev'lnI reAd aud
approved. The i0,!oNius bills were
allowed
l W. Walter. lAb,r and material
-w1;er system -..... ....-. 81 ~
OriaAy Livery. Feed and Sale
stable. saddle Lur>e ..-.-...- d"
Borr>che.u Bro,,, w5rs "a alIer > -
90 motion bill q N-up. BTr> for
:ll ~ was tabled tiH next meeting !oF
Investigation.
Bond o, ". W MA>L5ura 'or pa
h4l, wl> accepted
On motion the Water committee
wa> in>,rurtcd 10 have The balance OF
u!yer house Il ~ crmrntyd.
Proposition Of Boru>cheln RN>- to
furnish free lights fir band stand and
park pru,iicd the tnwn wauid p! t'r
the wiring was referred {" committee
on streets, alleys ami PARIS.
The subject Of cleaning up the town
WIS discussed and Wednesday. May
9Th. was decided upon as Cleaning
Day and the town was divided int"
,lX districts fpr that purp >e a. ful- .
lows: District No. |. That part of .
town south rf Third street and west
INuyer B.lI-la-d District Y =
..-iU-,a TL.-3 ani flfIh ,,r,ri, aui
V..i o. nrr1.t i..-l,vari. District
y. % y -rl .. I.oh 4ud sc-i .:
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N1-ur O., Trtl and tasi 2 hrurer
Iwurvaru In-'-..- NJ. h,IWreu
Tmn Anu Fi,jh ana rn-i ~ Dcnrer
b.ulr7arG In-t7trt NJ o >1utu ~
Tmra Iud cas, ID, Der vcr Ruuir,ard
TIL, fu'. wing cau,alu- w.. ~.
painted &. nav, -u4rg' ~ 10, va. III
dist-.rt~
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Baptist Church Services.

Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
The morning service will be n unicn
memorial meeting at the Methodist
church.
Young Peoples Meeting 200 .. m.
subject, Being Christian at the
hallot-box,' Leaders, Miss Grace
Howard and Miss Flnssie Spindle.
Evening service s p IN. Subject.
Missing the Mark"
prayer meeting, 500 p. m. Wednes.
day evening.
We extend to all cordial invita-.
tIon to attend these services.
a. NJ. CRAVEN, Pastor.
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Services at the Methodist Eo,scooo/
Church.
Sunday, May "a. 1908.


sunday School, 1000 q. m., j. ],
Sunday School meets at $50 a. m. to
near reports from convention held at
towler, Colo, followed by study of
lesson Lesson topic, Jesus Death
and Burial" John 10: II AZ.
Grand Army Memorial services II 100
body. "''e" !"
Junior Epworth League, 300 D. m.
Ioplc, Noble Thoughts. Phil 4:s
Epworth League devotional service.
''oo p. m. Topic, Gods Unseen Pro-
tection," = Kings O: I4.I9: LIKE 10.
AZ. Leaders, Lillian Trotter and
Cecil Hes.
evening preaching service. 8 n. m
m'a'week service Wednesday even.
ing at s p m.
A cordial welcome awaits YOU to all
these services.
A. W. RICE, Pastor.
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NOTICE. REPUBLICANS
CLEAN UP DAY

The Town Board has ordered that
Wednesday, MAY 9Th, be observed b.
Ordway residents Is Clean Up Day.
The town has been divided into d.
tricts for this occasion. captains ap-
p inted for each district. aud ! general
r4king UP and hauling out viii take
place on next Wednesday. Citizens
who are interested n maSing OrdwAy
u better and healthier place in which
To live are urged to cooperate with
the captains OF their respective dis
tricts in carrying on the good work.
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Missouri Pacific Trains
0ney Items by Uncle Jake

Nr- :. NJ. Curnman was in Fowler
one day last week.
Mr. ana Mrs Chris Carver, OF Sugar
CIV. passed through OIney Monday
on their Nay To- the Sunday school
c,n'rnl.on.
Mise, Alice and Opal Hanen, L Sic
Jtw,.! And Mr Jue CunArd attended
the c.uycHt!vn.
Fowler W., visited TUESDAY hy a
uumrzr ut O.uey people. among "h"m
N~rc Nr, II. {. Maxwell. Mr. { +.
H.-kwarth ami W NJ HacE"orth.
NJ. J,hn Jewell i nov having a
new house built Gu his claim west OF
OInrv.
Mrs James BluXum, Of M"ntanA'
visited relatives IN O.ney last week.
Mr.. and Mr. + E Gurus entertain
ed eastern relatives last week.
Nj. and Mr. Geo McCN and Mr>
Clr>> >.v,i frum the Fowler Nicluity
Verr 10 Olney oue da, lhi> week
The Ordway new era., 1908-05-22
oEDNAN PARKS

II uSLtl.i -. -.re> Z Suggestion
ron III 'ul-io-r To orsug The reauls
IL community e rea .zzti,u o..
tn.lt'au.ie aud u"~5 -' my e-peni..
and nr in= .'r~4-lrc y 3 5+legE.5ou Of
>'''-';i rpu-ft. kzu.a.. -. rle 5i.f;lr,
~ ol-r reuurt ua1.- ~ ,,-e r.tb.
NJ L -'''r- = resar1 Z. t1= - rlz-...
-srre1 I ar1lss ssv.-a- = ..-- t.;l,Ir.-s.
met - aruIu. and n.reue-i i.
u"W ~ 'rui d -al-e tuude ~ t4auri.
irn. Them En5 Il l. propose ,ha, :
i9urillc - uotaIoe5 rg- ez-r. bT
i-i'ulE' - BIC i;ial. -. thai : con.
n-ii;tst y sIp1iri+.5 4. eo5esrcr TO
interest saIDe vs2ltby cTtiz.o 10 the
seb+D+- ana Wbt,es name stauI5 -
us@o Il re-uauiuI either Q. lbe marks
-''tsioeui Cant O; The Twln Lake.
-~'iDi'sur- ct.red last year. to II, :
it'li 'suos sruund C@ui-al park, p-,-
Fia:-a TrIsasGres were taken br The
wv 11Ero u ibs csi51scs t. maxi
-ii9.- i--EFrgr=D=1is Thi. c-a- =
ir.i:'Ltl! silll rl.'z e-roulo o.e reYaa.
- Z ia+ -+uEi55ar u the contract
Es-s fulfilled.
As aI5s-siaDd ihEiib.e Tgzn R.-1-i
lAs ;rz'l-ll. l.-ss2 q, -s-ogTe The oio .hscss
- ios cl--s- u RgIl-gz6 park sDd
sot1 itls II ac'as- ofbs' step toward
-'a'iziEfgl1'E ios Eark THAI ar.; meet.
iA1s EEz= q al sf-a,ssrs zlishtjoy a,
i'-s sasis-'-, ril a.s lsss1 Il ooes-
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Lives Up 70 Turkish cu,,on.

A,ie- keeping Chekih Bey in Aneri.
c. ~ Eve years. : minister plenI,o-
:s-tta-y II name only. the august bu,
;-ocrZst-nEtins sultan O. Turkey. has
set SeAnet Al Bey to represent him
Il washington Chekib Bey 4. n
Vto-er Nine Mehmed All Bey IN
therefore only the second high-class
Turkish Eousn 70 come TO this conn.
=! as diplomatic hostess. The frs.
Nus Al Fe-rough Bey. vas a bride
and II Was in Difference TO this fac,
tha' TIE sultan permitted her to es.
tEo!isa a precedent for her country.
women Il Eas With the understand.
iaE however. that under no ci-cu-n.
stances Ezs she 10 20 into society win
her lace uncovered. and thus nepIec,
one Of the cardinal virtues OF her ma.
I'VE land This promise prevented her
'r0n dining at the White House ,nd
pt-ueipating in other affairs NJ N.
alp4oI&i coFpe where gentlemen ws,.
" oe present 1t did not, however
"efent her accepting invitations 10
Is4ies meetings or luncheons. which
.1e CID whenever the opportunity Of.
Tered On one occasion. al Isas, Oh.
returned 10 the legation as rapidlv a,
sne ie'i II, for her would be hoste,.
h21 carefully excluded all male re,a.
cTes and friends from the house ana
men lor the luncheon admitted wait.
- o. tES - 7~-'''-o -nndar
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oas q i1s 1sessis.ss s-s1 D1,si a:,rsc-
i1rs rEo94TilJ= saierts5a-s-,. ,b.,
1Es -a5= liz zs5sErz-e= il our hall
10 sooz tine Was tkst p-u.5pred br
io@ C-zrtu.5s h=-= .hr=@ Nights Lac,
seek, zosy ss.lstes5 bT ChsiEeo,s Kin.
ess.- ie= sIpsrt violicEs.- Tb@ cn,-,a-
oy -o'k q GIso L Crawford. ,b.
uanaser- t11=ib=r ufsh his r,oriny
PseiCres zad illustrated so1<s. mad
hit -i.h o2r pso1ls- Mrs.. DOH,
Crawford Is also deserving Of esusei.,
nenstoa as a. actress and Musician
Takinz i: all 10 all. Il; xzs vel z,,,b
the price Of admfs>ioo- ia the ooinioo
Of those uno sssenoed the enterain.
menss- They are all three clever r.o.
pae, and ve trust they may and /, n,x.
sibie to give ~ = return date befo,.
the close Of the sezsoo--Tribune Kan,
sas Standard.
The Ordway new era., 1908-05-22
Electric Power Convention

Over feus hundred delegates AZ
tended The gcsirie R,scr ConNenIsoH
lhsli In lbt. cils l&ss "Wednesday 1t
I M. u,,e of the tESsr>l surprises 4, ~
gard. altsaiauoe that ever happened.
. Ths-s q. BOT = single resident 10 tue
ArsAuSA, Valley lhA, ds,a> noi apprs-
eials and understand thr Nalue that
such : p-vsrc. would oe 'O developing
( lhi> sre1. agricultural empire. but Il
+. such ,,upea3a.s, P;vjo,I ami Viii
involve :, mAny uililon> @; eNpSnos-
tpre That il .scrl> A,us-r>i Ike t4lry
tale. au& i.s, c,,,d Io oe Irue. liWulld
. b s.ssi ;b.aE srtai ialrS, a une
th!as N.- the Arkansas Valley. but Il
the yxaril, an A.E5. = >,uraCt hs IL
uscuIia3f. aus l4ck r.a5lvn-r. ha"
~. 90 IN, ~, iHr nl af, ed mcr Who
are ,a,.ri W. u &. aaauc, iAt Yr.,Ci.
Al the l.-r >ca. m .nlsn! the u.rr>>A',
finances a-r lue greet >r-mh.Inc
b.eA A'tA.4sa tH, srrAi r,n'rn-
llvu - n-i 70 o.lcs q ghr' and
and crrai cuthu>'A>nt when sub
>crililpu> ven clNr1 'r during lhe
IN .k,r &. r4l>- sItp' rr Incidental
ex,-.u>s> {, a14H-- = 5"p.no rr,lr~
>lt,.n. tny Ihrrr 8t'rtll,> responded
with subscriptions u' 81 ri. c-ch-
TIE Tr.bgur ~, mol a'l,mlt 10
give the details u thr >iuI~nd"u>
prup >.,i Il which n, pr>c> O. furnish
electric p.W.r ~ irrigation. ch,ar
power ~ m4uuiAcluInc and com
mrr.il. purposes. an tntcrurbAu elrC-
trlc raiINA, tr M Canon city to pndSc
CIts. and .D.h' f.r r,rr' CITY. village.
.au.rt aut ftrm HOUSE iu The great
ArN4u>I> Nl..,s E,rruue ha, been
To -v - .,>> annIarEcd with the
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q A "A Adam, AMI \. Is, Iur'. pro-
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nta.,. l.r4l expenditure 4 about /.
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