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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
REGULATIONS
FOR POOL ROOMS

Chief Of Detectives TAYLOR has sub
mitted draft Of rules ami regulations
to apply to the conduct ~ billiard and
pool rooms. to the Territorial Treasurer
for his approval.
The law passed by the last legisla-
ture requires all billiard and pool rooms
to be licensed and provides that the
Treasurer Of the Territory shall formu-
late regulations concerning them. These
pool and billiard rooms nave sprung
up sll over the Territory. hundreds Of
them being in operation. They are con
Quoted and patronized largely by Japa-
nese. though all nationslities frequent
them. But the japanese have develop
ed them 81 far that they are now
manufacturing theiE own billiard tables
and pool tables in 'tsis Territory.
The opening up Of these places has
thrown new burdens on the police. some
Of them are operated OF have become
mere blinds for other kinds Of bust
ness. though on the whole probably
they are eoniue,e0 Sitn good enough
intentions. However they nave proved
10 be source Of great fascination %
hundreds Of youth and young men and
are crowded nightly Chief Taylor
looks on them as likely TO prove ruinoas
TO more even than the saloons.
In the draft which TAYLOR has pre-
senIed 70 the Treasurer. II i proposed
TO limit the pool and billiard rooms 20
the same hours that the law limits
the saloons to. requiring them TO be
closed at the same hour az night ami
on SUNDAY. 1t Is proposed also that
licenses shall be required to see that
no gambling Is permitted on the prem
ises. and OF course no drinking. OF any
thing else that would tend TO dissolute
practices
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
BAR ASSOCIATION IS
DIVIDED OVER KEPOIKAI

meeting held yesterday afternoon consider
otherwise the sppOiatmsn Of Judge Kep0ka
somewhat
and St considerable and adjournment taken
IN mex Wednesday
Political feeling Hwssns that they getting
that the resppOnmen of KepOikai
the filing all elective Offices by those Of their
Judges Stanley opposed the
\
ill the position circuit judge suggestion
represented
private interests On
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
VETERINARY ACT
IS To Be TESTED
CrsOa thursdays Aaver,ss<->

he Ssrzsus Cears will b called Gu
70 &s~sds whether the act passed by
the lxSs Legislature requiring the IL
sszsS.s 81 veterinary sarseeas> Is e0a-
sSssesso-ssl O. soS- n John Il. Petite.
VIE Is charged WITH p-&ssieias with
eSs s license, viii test the law.
whsz the ease wsS called in the
police eears yesterday Prosecutor
Brown asked that il hs continued BE-
cSese Ceezrv Asto-nsv C&,Acsr; hSd
charge 81 It and he WAS 81 his Aous
Ill and wvala 70. be down town Sll
Gay,
FrSnS Teo@psaz. for the defendant
said, be would sdr2is everything IN the
complaint sScsps the conclusion Of law.
He wanted - ses the case started On
It's coarse The court thsrsupoz over
rulsd the demurrer that hxd beer in
ts-p0ss1 Ths defendant pleaded rot
sUlry, II WAS admitted that Petite
had been p-aeticirg veterinary sur
gerry. @s,l5cine and dentistry without 5
6cssss, IN EoRolslr which Is place
Ct mere tk2z 5000 Inhabitants. Upon
thsS< admissions Judge AEdrSds In
posed 3 axe Of $40 SuJ costs An ap-
peal WIS sotsd
he point cz which the law Is % be
E1csrt : that II = class legislation.
Ii requires veterinarians prse5ieIzg IN
pl4css II 5000 Inhabitants OF more 70
11vs 4 license, while In places OF les
than that they DO not require s L.
csE>s
liz WsIrsS. - SsxiJ Thompson. the
largest cattle district IL the Islands.
= maR could practice without license
Bul II HLlo he could ugss Though the
people Of HIIo might take their stock
10 WSiHS4 10 be J1e5ors,i BY S1 un-
licensed veterinarian
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
cHaMBEgL4ISs COUGH REMEDY
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.

Every mother Saudi know that
Chzu5e-izIn's Cough Remedy is per
fsctIy safe for children 70 take. AZ It
contains nothing harmful For sale
~ All dealers. Be1son, Smith < Co,
agents fo- Hzzza
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
QUINInE THAT DOES NOT AFFECT
THE HEAD

LAXATIVE BRONO lluinine -
for Colds, Grip. Inhuenza OF any
Catarrhal disorders. Headache ana
Feverish or Yalarious Conditions
E ". Groves signature on every box
blade BY PARIS MEDICINE IT,
Saint Louis. L. S. Of A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
xs<ssSxxxxxx$ssss

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
vel Be iziie4tsi gPou the nap a. part
q japan Thsn- too- they have the
Island q Fgruosa- where tksy have Z
lr1EeeEgzs a1czrt q wCrk q their
hands
-Fg-uosa- zen know, L the z5uree
q the worlds ezEph0r supply 1t Is
Cvs-ruI b sEvass< and these have 70
d driven hack 10 make the working
u the eHpho- forests possible Bat
The drug yizI1z : great rsvsuEs and
Japan las big body u trgoFz "a glsu
the 12tI.ss- Soon sIFFose- they =iII
dEsagPez- like TIE I1zizzs Of the Unit
81 Scs5s=- and then the JaPazsse iii
have the Lace entirely for ths1seIvss-
80 -, ezu see that japan hasn't
gu auy u-1s u put II fighting Nth
sth=r s11rtrisz Just a Ing az tEsr
zaz5s-E II the japan Sss L E5t guss-
ti11=5 and tEsy are permitted 70 % OF
EizE Their E0-k II Korea AID Man
ttzrEz- tEs EgrE5 Esed Ezvs u fear
1Ez- japan III Eszzes tie Eo-Id :
Eezes's
L qu=s1i11 esuee-Gng the Military
and naval P-sFzrztiozz zEieb tie Nj
kz8s : e1lEtrE 4 1gz EzEzz mas tEsz
Fr 70 Mr Lr-i1 "WEy," ts vas
zzkai- ssz ths Ezvy and army reeeiv-
mE - mEek attention II the Jzpazezs
have tkszztrz 0aIy for PesesI''
--E means szzPIy that TIE =szszsZ=a
Il Jagan ara taking advantage q IKE
tEPe- u the PeoPIs 70 giTs thsn|
7tsse Esfsusss-F1 e1z7iuzs1 Mr. Irwfz
TheE EGE tEzt 5z 1oE Eksz TIE
zzti1z K ezzgnz froz Z Fi.to-isz=
var ths peoPIs zrs Wiling 20 zgerd
zrE zzs11- uFoz ths any szd tLs
zzFE- Five Fszrz E=1es tEiz eztE1Ei-
an VII Ezvs sgezs f-zsIf z1d 4 VII
L * a. hard % ga E1ney f5r thsss
FzrFo=es A. Il Is Il tx Tilted States
M he gsFsEEzszt- y1z ez1 80.
Z doznE wat Il ezn EtIIe Il KAY fg-
The time VII arrive zEez tksrs Vii
Il lgu.3 obi=s1ISzs svsrE tire = dol
Lzr L sP@Et q tEs defszz4''
We're tas JzEa1sse very uuea e
ef-sI eTz- tie nezs that battIesaiP
feet mas 20 h SIT ozt bF this eolIn-
t-," Il Ezz asked
Not al an hs ssFIis1- 81 zeTE
hard 4 HEruE- Tse pesFIs teIieTe
ttz1 4E1-T-z1 Evans feet i sznyEv 20
Ez 81 q = Przsries eruise- That =
tEe 1eeIzrztiGz q TIE Tilted STATES
GoTsrrzezt- All that / beiisTe 70 II
the ezE- II szek = feet zsrs ssnt
e1- fs- purposes II dezo1s-rztioz L
Esz1, udse5, te great zistzte"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
RISE IN SUGAR.

4 cablegram 70 Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co. said raw sugar sold al as
cents in New York yesterday after
NOON Probably il was a small lot.
yet the planters cable Of yesterday
quotes centrifugals al 3.ss cents
- - - - - y - - y - - = y = . = =
amounting % $21LI5. Named as de-
visees and Iegatees in the viii are Ka-
laOna. wife OF Antoine Andrade. Kau.
Benjamin. an adopted son. Kau. Cath
ole church al Puata Delgarda. Madei-
"a and Jose Freitas. a nephew, Repub-
Hcan City, Nebraska
SUIT DROPPED.
George Rosa's assumpsit suit against
Lau Sau Hoy has been discontinued
MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
Maria Aki Kanoho was granted a
divorce from Joseph kanohc Tor non
support by Judge De Bolt Yesterday.
She was denied a divorce bv Judge
Lindsay last week for another cause
pleaded. because Joseph = answer 80
up a cross libel, showing that the pot
was as black a. the kettle. AM i1 suea
eases the law forbids q divorce.
FEDERAL COURT
Lee "a KEGS trial before L. :. judge
Dole and a jury has passed lis second
day.
The Federal grand jury was invest
gazing Illicit distilling cases. OF which
there are about nine. yesterday.
Owing % the clOseness Of the MAJ
shsIs Office, where the grand Jury s.
constrained 20 hold its sessions. the side
door leading from the corridor 6y the
stairway is left open % admit air
There is nothing 70 prevent those pass
ing from taking a sidel0ng peep into
the secret chamber. but anyone pauz-
ing 70 listen would quickly hear from
Dr. Rodgers. baili1 % the grand jurT.
who acts Cerberus just outside the
door.
INDICTMENTS
Five Indictments were returned b
the Territorial grand jury and ORDERED
By Judge Lindsay % be placed n the
secret file. Frank Brillianre. charged
with assault with q weapon. is one
Of those indicted Charles EiTin. for
msr srmOrsr al the police station. was
before the grand jury for Threatening
Station Clerk Nielsen with a revolver,
IN the receiving station. a few nights
ago.
APPEAL STANDS
II. F. SCOTS motion 70 dismiss the
appeal q Kona Development Co ana
F. 2. HcStocker. IN the arbitration
matter between these three parties'
was denied by the Supreme Court yes
terday-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
DONT WANT PHILIPPINES

Ne= IL u the Psvgn=- Il
makes n Iz-zh "a rad tts Es<vaeehss
concerning The designs va5eh Japa1
las q th,ss Ezlzz5s- First Il al So
rs,s,s,zuiz=s 5tEz tEs Cz5-ssI STATES z1-If
us1 give then EP wGs zhs lad a E-Cv
q bZzed 9 e@ q u-1zE- and Sc
GzZF thsF ara q Il uze % hs--
--Ts<zrE che else q tEs LIE Il
PrsszEsuz N-EfzIsv I hard hin de-
LIVER Al aIE-ssz At tie Cui11 Erga
works Saz F-z1ezse1 a. tEz LzEz.h-
NJ q C1s q c- great ba-tI=zhfFs-
SEeaEaz u Tia PEzzpvzzss- II said
1hzr ws lad obszzr=I than ty eo1-
gzssz- By F-thzss and bT treaty. znd
thzz thsE MS rs=zn part Il IL Il
t5-17z -srris5-E- f--sTE
LARA ! rsPsataz tbs Il t1EFsrzz-
557u zz-h Ez-zz-z- T-1- Tzuz-z-z- liz
zw All c1hsr JaEa1zz=- Cz-5zEzly-
shzF SID thz- : -uz ArE l eE
as-fazzs11Iz. HE thz= sEs JzEaz=s= have
zzz AZ zaeE liza q taking Czlitarzis
g svsu IN S5zze g MzE1= - Key
have Il stealing th& PaEEp1sz
Thers ars rz-Ezl zn1 =ssaaa1ie e11-
iE-lzaz Eh5sh uzks TIA PaEPPznsz aul
Izpan -ezzIEy dIEsrszt he Films
ara II z1rz Ike IA Jays thz1 rs ara,
and Ehzs X mrs important tEe sal
q EzEz = u1eh IsEsr II tEs P1IIs-
EEn=s than II JzFaH- Bsez1sE q Il.
Eazz far vs1 VII 6a vEE few Jays
L she EsEz1iz
ssTtz de==1F q tss JsFs1aze IN
pErs @ses uae III Il thz1 [-ss1iGz- L
gas n 1hs zErsez5a1 & thE 4szztis
uszz1Iznz- S,s1<hz-7 Nzzehzriz 4 al
ready tszz-z and Esrsz night Izst a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
CURB AND CUTTER
On GO To JAIL

We intend 10 begin very shortly IN
enforcing the ordinance compelling sv-
sryVus 10 put II curling before their
places, zE11unSsJ Supervisor sam
DwIEac- last night The opinion Of
the Ce1n5E 4rrorusy thzt ne have the
night % enforce cur gr,IlEazes L 80
M u us acted upon These e0Grt on
elzLS 1rs the ones We have had The
rrU1blS With TEsy laugh II = E1s1
ne say th1t ws drs E0I1E "a make them
Gbsv The Laws. while the others We have
written u have done tes work Now,
VIXEN anyone l1Ezhs ne Grs going %
have then II court and see that they
are punished Tk0ss people seemed u
think IkI1 Our ordinances are JOksS-
Yes. and IS s00E a. The SuprsEs
Court renders Z tsti<ICt II our favor
over The gutter ordnance y1E vii see
SINE uruss,.u1IGGs. too added Chair
zaE HU<Gats "A whole LOT Of these
fellows xii have 70 toEs 70 time Link
NeC1Etlsss ~iLl have 20 leave the Den
Gerats then and get II with the Labor
-.Err- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28

amounting % $211.I5. Named as de-
visees and legatees in the viii are Ka-
laona- wife OF Antoine Andrade. Kau.
Benjamin. an adopted son. Kau. Cath
Ole church al Puata Dslgarda. Madei-
IA and Jose Freitas. nephew. Repub-
lean City. Nebraska.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
SUIT DROPPED

George ROsa's assumpsit suit against
Lau Sau Hoy has been discontinued
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
INDICTMENTS
APPEAL STANDS

II. F. SCOTS motion 70 dismiss the
appeal q Kona Development Co ana
r 2 Hc5tocker. IN the aroirrail'A
matter between these three parties
was denied by the Supreme Court yes
terday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28

A ca5legram 70 Henry Waterhou<e
Trust Co. said raw sugar sold az as
cents in New York yesterday after
noOn- Probably il was a small lot
yet the planters cable Of yesterday
quotes centrifugals AZ 2S3 cents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28

Frank Andrads and David Dayton
petition fOT probate % the viii Of Jose
Ricardo. In which they are named ar
exscutOrz. The estate consists Of land
IL Kau valued at 1850 and cash
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16
NOTICE!

7 IsT OF NAMES ERASED FROM THE
~ Repatriation Books Of Leon County by the
Board Of County Commissioners Of Leon County,
Florida, at a meeting held at the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court on the l4th day Of Oc-
tober 1905. IN accordance with the provisions Of
Section i9. Chapter 4228. and as amended in 1897.
1899 and 1908. Laws Of Florida The Board will
meet again on Monday, October 10. 1908, for the
purpose Of restoring any names which may have
been errOneOusly erased.
PREcNcr No. l.
Precinct No. 2.
PRECINCT No. 3.
Henry Terrell.
PRECINCT No I.
Ebb Cotton. G. F. Chambers.
Eli Futch.
Precinct No. 8.
George Christie. William Bailey.
PREoRcT No 8.
PREcNcT No. Z.
PRECINCT No. g.
George Ash, Sam Caldwell.
VIM. Hall
PRECINCT No. O.
PRECINCT No. 10.
PRECINCT No. IL.
F. c. Alexander, A. F. Crawford.
VIM Duncan.
PRECINCT No. u.
C. F. Clough, John W. Collins.
lehman LOomas.I
PREcnCT No. Is.
Precinct No. H.
PRECINCT No IS.
PaBCRcr No. ,ls.
NJ L. Mcdaniel. II +. Glover,
w r. Allen ]. T. Coleman,
George Fuller, l. 3. Hooks.
] r. KniQht T. n. Merrett
w. r. Pitts. W. NJ. Patterson.
T. NJ Smith p l. Smith.
n. l. SwearinQen - NJ. SwearinRen.
ID. W. Syfret. l.. II. Wheeler.
PRECINCT No II.
Marion DOnk Robert Gray.
b. n. Gaines. S. =. Gray.
PRECINCT No. 49,
E. C. SMITH. Chairman.
Attest-H. 7. FELEEIs
Clerk Of Board.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16
FOR chaeped skin.

ChsDped skin, whether on the hands
or face, may be cured IN one night
by applying Chamberlaln's Salve. II
Is also uneQualed for sore nipples,
bu6us and scalds. For sale BY ITALIA
hasgee Drug Co.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16

You might as well expect one wave
Of the sea to be precisely the same as
the next wave Of the sea as to expect
that there would be no change OF cir
cumstances.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16

Contestees can be entered ia tho
Piano Contest 1t any time. Put e
friend In.
Stops itching instantly Cures piles.
eczema, salt rheum, letter. itch, hives.
herpes. scabies-Doan's Ointment. AZ
any drug store.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16
Cruel.

Miss Oldun-Oh, dear. I'm afraid
shall have to get some Of that wrinkle
eradicator they advertise. Miss Pert
ly-Let me get it for you. have a
brother in the wholesale drug business.
Boston Transcript.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16
An Exception.

Little Ethel-Mr. Rich, we're not all
made Of dust are WEI Mr.. Rich DE
nignly)-Yes, my dear. Little Ethel
(triumphantly)-0h, well, you aren't
COS papa says you sprung from moth
inR-Punch.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16
A PhIlnnnnhar.

'Pa, what is a philosopher"
"a philosopher, Tommy, is a man
who doesn't worry any about financial
stringencies, because he never has any
money."-Somerville Journal.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup always
brings quick relief to coughs. colds,
hoarseness, whOOping cough and all
bronchial and throat trouble. MotAers
especially recommend II for children,
as 1. is pleasant to take Il Is gently
laxative. Should be "a every home.
Guaranteed. AZ all druggists. nov.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16
Let This Be Warning.

Mr.. Walter P. Jennings, of Jennings,
is just recovering from an accident,
which came very near causing the loss
Of his eyesight About a month ago he
started to grease the axles Of a fine
buggy, which had brass Innings around
the axle. The axles were perfectly dry
and the friction had caused a portion Of
the brass to be ground up into fine dust.
Mr.. Jennings blew the brass dust off
before he CREASED the axle, and in so
doing blew the dust in his eyes. In a
few hours afterwards his eyes had in
famed 80 badly that he couldn't see,
and he has suffered intensely for the
past four weeks. He is now able to be
out again but is still suffering White
Springs Herald.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16

Don't be deceived by limitations OF De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
When you ask for DeWitt's be sure to
get it. The name is stamped on every
box. There is just one original. It is
especially good for piles. We sell and
recommend them. Sold by Tallahassee
Drug Co.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16

Remember, NICHOLSON gives coupons
with every cash sale. Buy your iewelr
the most popular young iady "a vour
community. -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16
Gulf Coast Fair.

Preparations for the Great Gulf Coast
Fair and Agricultural Exposition at
DeFuniak Springs are being made with
a view 10 making the Fair Of 1908 the
biggest ever held. Entries in all de-
partments indicate that it is going TO
be a great show of the products Of
West Florida.
L0Vers'Of poultry will find trip there
to be an education in itself The very
best in almost all the utility breeds
from all over the section have been en-
tered for the premiums shown. A par
tial list Of the breeds to be shown is
White Leghorns, single and rose
combed, Brown Leghorns, single and
rOse-eombed, White Barred and Buff
Plymouth Rocks, Buff Orpingtons,
White and Buff WyandOtts, Buff and
Partridge COehins, Bronze Turkeys,
Pekin and Indian Runner Ducks and
TulOuse Geese.
Lovers Of horse flesh, and who does
not love good horse, will find that de-
and the display of cattle will be an eye
opener, one ShorthOrn calf which has
been entered is said to be the largest
animal Of its age ever grown in the
State.
To further the educational side Of the
Fair there Will be addresses by the best
Farmers Institute work in the State,
and in addition to these DR.. A. S. Me-
harg, Of the Demonstration Bureau
from the Department at Washington
will be there.
The lighter side has not been lost
sight Of and arrangements have been
made for reproductions of the speeches
from both Bryan and Taft, and on Sat
urday the big fiddlers contest comes off,
open to all the world. the only requisite
being that it is genuine old-fashioned
fiddling, with prizes Of $500 to $1,000
for the first and second best.
The railroads have made a special low
round trip for the occasion, and every
one who can go ought to.
~-N-~-~-~-~-~-~-~--~~~-~-
Escambia county will probably witness
a political contest of the old fashioned
kind between the Democrats and the
Republicans. The Times Unions Pen
saeols correspondent says the registra-
ton Of negroes this fall has been so
heavy that II all pay their poll tax the
blacks will almost equal the whites In
number Of votes. Add to this the white
Republicans and take into account the
number Of Democrats that have been
drawn of into other parties and the
prospect that the Democrats Of that
county viii have q fight on their hands
three weeks hence becomes apparent.
Again we say that il bShOofes every
Democrat, not only in Escambia, but
other counties. TO vote on the day tsle
general election. Short Talks, Tines
Union -. 49,. t,lzl -. ..':...
This issue e a little late, but il is full
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-16

This issue Il q little late, but il IL full
and COED 10 make up for t. Read It
Al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-18

bergs; few large trees top grated.
acre pasture. Strawberries between
trees. Price $1,000.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-18
S1sO far Rest Article.

The Reublicau Congressional Com
miltee offers $50 for the best article
not exceeding 900 words Oh the sub
ject:
"WHY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
SHOULD BE SUCCESSFUL NEXT
NOVEM BEk "
The competition is open to ell.
In Judging he merits Of the com.
petitions cosideIst will he given
| not only to stvIe, arguments and facts
presented. hut to the convincing
power, aud Il should he borne IN
mind that Mem bers OF Congress are
TO g elected ~ we'll as President and
Vice President.
No manuscripts will be returned,
but will be the property OF the COM
mittee.
The best article wiil be widely used
10 the news apers OF the country and
IN pamphlet form
The award will be made aud cteck
forwarded to successful contestant
about August 18TH. Manuscripts
must b. MALE not later thhn July
18th to
Literary Bureau
Republican CongressiGB 'lCummItta-.
Metropolitan Bank BUD .iut.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-18
OREGON STATE NEWS IN BRsEF.

The 36th annual reunion of the
Oregon Pioneer Association was held
in Portland Thursday. June IL.
Sheriff Blakeley, of Umatilla coun-
ty, last week brought to the peniten-
TRY the 50th prisoner sent here from
his county in the last IS months.
The Eugene School Board has re-
elected L. r. Alderman City Super
intendent Of Schools and increased
his salary from s140O to $1,000 per
year.
Clyde Wilson, of Forest Grove.
who was shot through the neck a
week ago by Quong Lee, a Chinese
laundryman, died of his wounds Sun
day morning.
Condor is making extensive prep
arations for an old-fashioned Fourth
of July celebration. One of the fea-
lures of the celebration will be the
holding of a market day and also
a broncho-busting contest.
Several thousand people attended
the first annual picnic Of the Marion
County Modern Woodmen OF Ameri-
"a a. | Royal Neighbors in Salem last
week. 1t was a great success In
every particular.
Although Lincoln County went wet
BY the very narrow margin OF three
votes. the drys refuse to abide by the
decision of the votes and propose to
contest the result. There is no ac-
cusat.on of crooked work whatever.
Twenty-Five graduates. the largest
class that has yet left the Eastern
Oregon State Normal School, at Wes-
ton. will be presented their diplomas
June 9 by e. Hofer, of Salem. rep
resenting the board of regents.
Ex-Sheriff w. d. Bradford, of
Hillsboro, is improving physically,
but not mentally. Bradford was one
of the most efficient sheriffs the
county ever had, but was never right
mentally after the hanging Of Gus
Wachline, who killed John Ledrick
In the early SOS.
Tariffs have just been published
by the o. r. G. NJ announcing lower
rates on fruit baskets in carloads
having a minimum of $4,000 pounds
from Portland territory to all sta
tions on the Oregon Short Line. The
new rates range from 33 to 40 cents
per 100 pounds.
w. e. Grace, who has been presi-
dent of the Citizens National Bank,
of Baker City, has retired and will
be succeeded by F. p, Bodinson of
that city. The bank began laying
the foundation for its new 10000
home last week. Mr.. Grace will re-
move to Portland.
The Washington County Board of
County Commissioners has agreed to
expend no less than $1,000 for n
county exhibit and for advertising
matter at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Fair, provided private subscription
nf $4,000 more Is raised.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-18
Tie Knockers Club.

Hear old 81 Brown run down bis
town:
at huin't no good at all;
Its the peskiest place for the human
race
On this terreschul ball.
q wonder why old 81 don't quit
This town-he might git up an git.)
Hear old Hi Jones-he whines and
gioans:
"They hain't no use to stay
In sich town; I'm like 81 Brown
This here old place don't pay
Il wonder why old Iii don't chase
Himself and find some other place.
Hear old Sid Smith-to kin an kitt
He makes daily cry:
"This burg hate with Its slow p"ke
gait
| wisht 1t wuz more spry.
(Iwonder why old Sid don't bike
Right spry some mornin' up the pike.
L. SAPP, JR.