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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18

Carpenter. and builder. Job work
Screens and screen doors. Automa-
tic phone 1856. 25-tt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-June first class houses
;a'3 \. llth and l't, ). 18th. l>-It
FOR RENT-Cot,age. West Main and
Second. Porterficld. Kelly Block,
Int
FOR RENT Business rooms and fats.
Fl Wayne Ave. See Affords. 26-tf
For kENr-Eieht room house With
bath and electric light; we'll locat-
Cd. Phone 42!2 Gift
FOR RENT-3 room fiat, suitable for
light housekeeping or business pur-
poses. centrally located. over us
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18

PRICES FOR POULTRY.
paid by Bee Hive Grocery
Young chickens, dressed, per ID ..16c
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The Market Place Of Richmond
for buyer Or seller. A trial will COM
vince you that Palladium Classified
Ads re result 0ringers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18

VIRGINIA:
Gold Medal Flour makes delicious baked
stuff. RHoDA-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
Richmond Hay Market.
Omar G. Whelan.)
Richmond Seed Market.
!RunCe & Coz

Grunge Coz
Glover Seed (per bW ........ $1,000
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Chicago.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
(By Correll aud Thompson, Brokers.
Eaton. o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18

By Leo H Ffhe, T. z. Mcdonald and
WIZ Su6hofi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
U. s. YARDS, CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 1S.-Hogs, receipts
$4,000, steady; left over 6,697. Cattle,
10000, slow. Sheep $4,000, 10c lower
Hoos Close
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18

ASNABEL:
Use Gold Medal Flour sor-your pastry.
GE1Aknxlns
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House Cleaning Co. Phone, Home
1916 Bell 395R 22.tf

= q
WANTED Men to Learn barber
trade; will equip shop for you or
furnish positions, few weeks com
pletes, constant practice. careful in
structions. tools given. Saturday
wages, diplomas granted. write for
catalogue. MoIer Barber College.
Cincinnati. 0. II
WANTED-Small oak cigar case, OPP
en- on top. Tom Brennan. Phone
1926. 12-7t
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Richmond.
CATTLE.

(Paid by Richmond Abattoir)
lest hogs. average 200 to
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LAUNDRY.

estly we can. Richmond Steam
Laundry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-FOrd Runabout cheap;
has Just been overhauled. Inquire
J.. w. Palladium office. 13-7t
FOR SALE Good mattress; gas
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
TODAYS MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
fBy CorrelI and Thompson Brokers, Eaton Ohlo.)

New York, May 18.-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-06

the which OKLAHOMA CITY
a prairie inhabited by the Red Mar
why God His
should allow glorious country this
uuoccupcd for So a s a mystery o all
concluded that the only
pcusc His kindness build up a
city. FIN with people will do Him homage
recognize Him In all nings Such City creating;
a years will accomplished Within this
population has nearly 10000
people Union their lots
together and build their homes
10 make the influx Of people THE McCANN
INVESTMENT COMPANY of OKLAHOMA CITY has been
cd and INCORPORATED into a JOINT STOCK COMPANY to
market the McCANN SOUTH HIGHLAND ADDITION
at they be- able take Of the people they arrive
This Company has placed the price OF lots at $1,000 each and
the small $1,000 the balance
mons OF $500 each month until they paid for thus
his Home The ADDITION thus
plated lays only three miles from the business center and in
fun view of the City.
This Company anticipates that within a
line will ho through the addition which
the desirable the City live
fact of s LAYING South all dirt,
malaria nfcst Cities has been
thos, who the make
the investment the they =
who invests his is the who dies
such the experience Of the world will
continue % Dee until the world learns lesson.
The the better for the
that have choice which benefit
The naturally should without first
seeing os Yes cannot make mistake unless by not buying
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-06

any the ultimate result of the In
yestment, the and ask them
responsibility permanency the City and they
say O buy will One
sure, those who did here and invest
wealthy easy while those
NOT nothing Take
your SAFE spend salary ooshy
will that will have
your COME
buy pair lots in this NEW ADDITION and
o the o prosperity a and feel like MAN
An Western have made fortunes have bought
advance of the what asking do
and if do will to advantage All greatest
history who started invested
they through life and continued
somothn The time has
when Is disadvantage and Is compelled
positions that he might avoid had he the wealth
help himself with.
NOW the time for younk to make toward
lettering his condition. then
buy and keep buying until feel the and
will have plenty.
OUR AGENT will call explain the propo.ionn and
when him down for he will do good,
the fails the desired information,
the Home Omce, and the desired nfor
nation will be furnished.
is anyone he misled
for there why they should not know all about what
they getting.
n which
l,ts choose, will make mistake there is
ONE undosal this addition. We shall glad
have State Fair visitors call AT office and will take
pleasure IN tN.la'ng proposition fully.
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MALAMUTE
 PARADE

#.. eraae If dog teams which took ftz.r telas# #sz.as.I aH immense amount f .rtees-f a.a.=ste t -IsHt worth -e-- ms
 .s".ae af tae t..f dog ts7ms la Ala-- f'oE .e-f sHt.s..-. ..f hy fH, Nome
 a.t.s rH. -tr#Hf.
 aas.s- -amaHt for ......fs .tal- ahea ,u he a#a .e. ....-er. ar1 ta. aro- hs.ssi-=a -a ,r.
 N .H=#. =###
 a#ra.a H.H .t.s, If .n, t..a f.=ttae Hha tHrt #eE rha -..a... ,. a... f..Hlr la.-- .-'-f av te~ ssaaeers If rho steruer 
 TH. ,arsa- .-a1 t.y Income a .-at4re af tas IA. .f Nom. ia futur..
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FEDERATION ORGANIZER
 HELD FOR GRAND JURY

ment which have taken place are du" to the strenuous efforts made by the marshal [" suppress every outbreak m it's infancy
 The troubles herr. however secm to be endless, and becoming more intense as tune advances. It K almost impossi- ble Co describe the bitterness which .x- ists between the coutending parties 'n some eases.
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ATTACKS ON ROOSEVELT
 ON FLOOR OF HOUSE

dental election. Harrison's attack was made during a speech on the Panama canal question He declared loudly that President Roosevelt is exceeding lis constitutional authority In the canal matter and that he is taking upon him self altogether what the people should alone n. tn, masters of
 The zpeaker concluded by demand Ing t.at authority in the matter be transferred to congress at once
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STRIKE CAUSES REv0kING OF
 FAIRBANKS SALOONS LICENSE

California was probably the largest rt- sort in the city and presented free vaudeville entertainment every evening at which hundreds of men from tho creeks attended.
 Naturally. the opinions af people as to the justice of tho course followed by the authorities in the matter differ ae- cording to the position of tho people themselves
 Martin and Koon. tho prnprietors of
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DELEGATES
 ARE FREE
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS SEND THEIR MEN TO CONVENTION
 UNlNSTRUCTED
Nuggets Special serv,ee.

NEW YORK, March 20-The demo cratic convention has voted in favor of sending the state delegates to the national convention without iustruc- tions
 It is the belief that matters will de- velop al the Denver convtnion in such manner that the best chance for choosing a candidate will be presented on the spot itself
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Nuggets spselaI seruce

NtsIu<GT7N- b. = Alarrh -4. s.s.ea 5a4.l= as.re delivered against EHa .aarf ea.-rsr.t 1r ftr floor of the aat-.= tatss- -.sH=t -.r#s af= them wcre as Hssfrr -t~ rH4 z f.--. t4+t have gone Htf.re.
 f.tzEsaa neEa. tsa ant Roosevelt iw,.has hE accusing aln af using fei- .5al patronage te aid Taft ,u tho rr.-.-
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tat California. are Nou and favar,hly known and yrre men af some rraniu- care. haz#- maintained a baseball team tu represent the house. The clos ing If th,tr house tluc- nat reflect upon thcmscivez personally.
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H0GGATT SAYS SALE OF
 NOME LOTS WAS REGULAR

The following tri-gg8m a8- received taday bs Mayor Baldwin
 Sab gf ,ts on WuJH uf H5rgI wa4 regular Uia a~-fzr ,'af.= Iz requested
 -upGGATf
 tsszvfHar Som. tIH, aga t;eegriutr HaEuItf telcetaphea ta. caHaea ta fhc rnee.
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 FAIRBANKS. Marca l9.-Thomas Stcfranson, organizer of the Western Federation of Miners. came up for hearing here tndav on the charge Of melting ta riot and was held over in sto.O0o bonds to await the action of the grand jury.
 Al no time has there been any real rioting. and the little bits of excite
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CAUGHT IN
 BLIZZARD
wUsHERs FROM OUTSIDE HAVE z=uc4 rtHE AND ARE BAD.
 " FROST BITTEN.

'Hr..s '.....r. .st 'N.. ,-##i.. Alull- .-a z=. EahHrt .a."# ar..esa Ha- < l# .. nas.I.s F.aE
 Hf # f..a#sfaH HlIsafa II
 ..... -t.s.r..s ..t-zl HH..==H tl.a N.t= HazH .. .arat a.r ef .l.u. hat raea.h,r# .s=@ -aa4= A#4lA-
 E-as -.t.. A.. a-t1- e-a.aa ir.u S.- .I - &nr u.fpl,. aH. ar. altae s.r f. asst H.9i= aud e tH. -.fs. fiI.= ..eH H.ft NeHs
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STANFORD STUDENTS
 MAY QUIT Ia BODY

aaft 2 HH #=H. H=H.##1u. #z
 ..F rEI.rrH #a#.##= vf -# #HH.f##Ts. -#.#F##. ##. a=antz#f a D. E.azt a.W considering t=a r.tH1zlra -=Ht H# fine ztHarrt-=
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WORKERS WANT LAW.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March ao.- i'h" labor convention has decided upon r''sentinc memorial to congress urg- ing the employers liability law.
 The workers decided to present the petition to Speaker Cannon and to Vice President Fairbanks personally.
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BIG HOTEL
 Ih FLAMES
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. CHICAGO, IS A MASS OF FLAMES
 TODAY
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO. March 90.--ts p. m)-- Grand Pacific hotel is on fire and is u"w mass of flames.
 The guests have all escaped. IL is be- lieved. but there is no chance of say ing th" building All the fire force available is now at work on it.
 IL is situated on Munro and Clarke streets. and is one of the greatest ho- tels of the downtown district
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cABLEWAY RINK
 WILL OPEN SATURDAY.

The Cablcway rink Will open next Saturday and Sunday afternoons and SuUaay night. and a splendid time i~ in prospect for skaters
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RECORD
 PENSIONS
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS APPROPRIATED FOB
 PENSIONERS.
Nuggets Special ser,7oe

WASHNsTe&. B Ha-#
 'F.n. luu., ..rrruI .itIr.. t.r r#H...
 Is thr hI.. Hs h.ss-.. ##H aaaH#. tu $launuu. u.uau The f....... ul t.. sHa i= 8H# are4t s=..s## 10 zn. 'u.r.a-rs HaH. h i#- .e...H n.Id .a f4. aHaaa ...st .eta.-. sl... .sz.t 11t
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WILL. }. VISIT
 jaPAN
L. s. WAR FLEET HAS ACCEPTED THE MIKAOO's INVITATION [,
 THROUGH CABINET.
Nagset Spec fat Service.

WASHINGTON. p. C. March 2o.- r cabinet accepted today the invi- ttti'n tp visit Japan extended by the nIkaao tu the r x. war fleet.
 The aeeeptatiou af the invitation e'rIs once, for all the idea that the re- lations h.fween the two countries are not friendly as d friendly invitation could not. nf course. be accepted with spirit
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Nuggets Special Service.

FAIRBANKS. March oO.-The H. ccnses of the California saloon and of thn Miners Home saloon have been re- vakcd because of their connection with th. union men during the recent strike troubles.
 The resorts were, usually frrquented by the working miners and were sus- rcctcd by the authorities of being the scenes where trouble was matched The
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-20
COPPER
 ALI. SOLD
DEMAND S NOW GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY. AND THE PRICE
 WILL SOAR
Nuggets speeLal servlee.

NEW YORK. Marca 9o fBs pres.af supply of copper has been -oid aud looooo. .ooo pounds of II besides. ~u that now the price is expected to -oar
 Immediate steps NH bel taken le increase Che output u order [" hu tg. orders accepted
 The i-fiee Was strong today # lsar cents
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CHILBERG
 RETIRES
WILL NOT BE 4 CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION TO NOME
 CITY COUNCIL.
Nome. Alaska. Maren %. 1908.

NVTH'., NFtNkH, MaffN 70. I9OA. Editor Nugget: You will greatly oblige me hy anouncing that am moi 2 candidate for re-olection to the cit. council Respecttuny.
 JOS. CHILBERG. The above letter was handed in by Mir. Chilberg today and tells whlt he says are his unalterablc intentions ;n the matter
 H. declares that his only reason for retiring is taat a city enuncIlman's ioh is q thankless one.
 Ills action was precipltated by some discussions which he has had in th.. past couple of days with some citizens
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ATTENTION. GooNtEs,

All Gooul.. md aantaHHf.= af,-- r.- eaestet je attend a.rf#Ha aHa -eeja session Sa.H1as March Fl 3t Eaei. t.ssll at 26
 HAS RoSE%THAI.
 Pr. siIsn.
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INDIVIDUALS
 MAY SIGN
MINE WORKERS TAKE IT UPON THEMSELVES TO TREAT
 WITH OPERATORS.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 INDIANAPOLIS. March 2O-The United Mine Workers have passed a resolution which permits miners to sign individually with operators. pro- vidcd, of course. that they sign with the authorized scale as foundation.
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A judge Of a good cigar ap- preciateS q La RoyaHna.
LOST.

Ladies gold watch between Second avenue on B street ana thc Snake ri.- CT bridge. Return to the Recorder's office and receive reward.
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Nuggets Special sefwee

NugJet7s Special 5efsce|
 STANFORD UNIVERSITY Man. .e Al 'Ha -tuds., Hf EM- anl.sH=le .##I las.. II .# tomorrow #.#. #=#ar students Haau =ara Ha-HatIy as- IstIed arr rsIustaH#5. #.f u9ss
 Tho mon were .,.. .ts.I f.r Hssf..= 8a#ivH If zaHe hals af eaH azl.-
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Granite Mining Candles are the best,
SONS OF THE NORTH.

Win give a social and dance Satur- day. March 9l, al their hall for mem bcrs only
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r#zs Ha vas about za Interview t.. commissioner of the #aG aaIaa- aua fa. oppression NhlsH h#aaa5H fubife s. t-t tH- reFerH=r saH-l= ai#z t4. a... 1.-sst
 N.. afs ~av fIz ua#I .szHaHuaI.Iz tnH at- known tHz .#z u#zsi t=.. naa =za tH ineafry aEeuf fH. #ata# !. hin TEe dispatch rae.stHH 'a#at
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fH-Hszf s#..#= H##ts. aud ff.t-- thai Haa =t.a a.# has h=#H Ha##H# place =#H #. #s.#s #H.e=# H# fa= uflI==
 , '. as 't.aat... lstE..tI.. s.s- I..#F and ...==H
 I ffi# t..s t.... #..tt4- #H=# #H .=Haes.s#
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FOR FOURTH
 DISTRICT
Nuggets Special Service.

'FN59Nto o1VeIaI 91TNILt
 WASHlNGToN. h c.. March 20 N F I.ee,. et Juneau. whom Cale is irving fa place In Marshal shoup's place. is che candidate of the presl- Ieaf f.r. tha ueA Fourth Judicial divi- zian of Aia<ka. and will probably re- r,ite Ire appointment; Immediately aft CT th. making of Inc division.
 Tho hght against Shoup's appoint msnf is heinz carried on without gloves
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD VIOLIN for sale reasonable
 by John II. Lampe. Phone black 73
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EAGLE HALL TONIGHT.
DRILLING AT SEA

f=sta- =s \art# Goa
 --.l-e #HuFfaN as- placed #rfH fl ga~fr.aa =,araa hundred feet
 aHd F una at work -rk5uu lol.. for I.f.- aurHorilg "f m" tte rrirof ou the wharf Ar.taiu n'H ho .,t down into tH' 1ol. an1 afll b. srmeuted lhgre.
 Saatr Hl;,re=f Is D Hts m4rifr~trd =a t.'e @'rE bN eetsiaers- a- II i5 believed that the trih vill enable fl fn h. rree- 'i whether ar moi tH,r. iS paving gnla so far out After -inkjng few frst Mr rarroll tried some pans. but dI1 not find even color
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F.. raI..a. rs -.. rtaa aa..# #H- fi..f... ..HI1H.
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If you want a fine smoke try q La RoyaHna cigar.

temp's St. Louis Beer on drsusht st The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-20

lsmp's St. Louis Beer on drsuqht at The Clup.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-20

A clear Havana, no filler. that's what constitutes q La RoyaHi7a cigar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-20

Granite Mining Candles are the bes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-20

Eastern Beer on tap at A. c. Divers Barrel Bar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-20

All IrSt-CIaSS saloons car rg La FOyaHna cigars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-20

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska al the Board of Trade
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15

SHERMAN
THE POLICE LOOKING THROUGH
THE TROOPS FOR AN ESCAPED
HIGHWAYMAN.

Nine hundred troops of ,he Four
toenJh Infantry are being mustered
ABOARD the transport Sherman at the
Naval wharf at $3.50 o'clock this al
ternOon, so that Chief OF Detectives
Taylor may pass along the line and
look for Daniel Ryan, alias DuJch
Kelley, who is wanted by Chief of Po-
lice Biggy of San Francisco
On January 3, the day before the
Sherman sailed from San Francisco.
Ryan escaped from tine San Francisco
county JAIL through help and a change
of clothes from the outside. and is sup
posed TO have slowed away on the
sherman Biggy cabled the honolulu
police
Ryan was jailed for highway rob
bery. He IS 2G years Of age, 8 feet and
6 1-8 inches in height, weighs 1is
pounds has burn scars on his right
! forearm and cut scars over an eye
with blue eyes, chestnut hair and ga
tough mug"
After the transport arrived here
Chief Taylor and cetectiye Reeves
took a look through the ship, but most
OF the soldiers were ashore at the time
and II is thought he may be disguised
as soldier, although he was first
thought to be among the engineers
forca
The stowaways In the brig were eX-
amined in vain and a superficial
search Of the big slip failed to revea,
| his presence.
There are those aboard the Sher-
man who say the face Of Ryan, as rep
resented in photograph mailed in
the Manchuria from San Francisco, is
familiar and this afternoons searcn
among the troops may reveal the high
wayman.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
STOWAWAY IN
SHERMAN BRIG
TRYING TO GET TO HIS WIFE
AND CHILDREN IN THE PHILIP
PINES.

There's a bewhiskered giant sar-
dined in an iron tank aboard the Unit
ed States Army transport Sherman be-
cause he's trying TO steal ride to
wifey and the kids.
He has been second and third as
sistant butcher aboard other troop
shigs of Uncie Samuel, but, for some
reason which Government Red Tape
alone knows, he is imprisoned in what
is for politeness sake call the brig"
aboard the big soldier-ship.
To be sure he slowed away without
ticket and without permission, but his
wife and four children are in Mania
and he hasn't the price to get to them.
Meanwhile the grubs running low in
the pantry at home and the little
mother is praying herself into In
somnia for the coming of her man.
At Manila they will sentence father
to jail and let the kids howl and the
mother weep, and they may even ship
father back to the States and make a
criminal Of him 80 that he may steal
enough money to get to his home.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
BECHTEL HERE,
WANTS TO STAY
FORMER IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR
COMES BACK AND WOULD LIKE
TO SETTLE

f. NJ. Betchel formerly immigration
Inspector here, who arrived yesterday
on the Manchuria, stated this morning
to a representative of the Star, that he
was very tired Of conditions on the
mainland and was anxious to reside
here permanently.
Il have been out in the Orient and
then back to the mainland but the
longing for Hawaii has been with me
constantly and ! hope | am here for
good. 1 am confident that | Will not be
assigned to immigration duty here as
the force here now, is large enough to
attend to everything that might come
up. ! am still in the service, but at
present as on leave of absence.
IF / can find a good opening here /
will resign and settle down mere for
good, as / know that no other place
in the world Will suit me. Conditions
on the coast are not what they might
be. 80 / made up my mind TO come
down here for much needed rest. |
think that there are many good
chances here in the islands for a man
to go in business in a small way, and
am going to look for one. What /
will do I can't state now, but it will
be anything that will give me living.
II have many friends here and /
think that they will help me to get
settled. Hawaii is the only place in
the world that 1 have ever been in,
that / have had longing to get back
to What the attraction is | do not
know, but / know that have it very
badly"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
A BIC SUCCESS

In spite Of the rain and mud of last
evening the opening OF the new En-
pire Theater on Bethel street just ma
kai Of Hotel, was a flattering success
for the promoters. The performance
Is a continuous one Of moving pictures.
phonograph selections, and piano
music, and from o'clock until II the
auditorium was crowded TO standing
room extent The show appeared 10
take well, some few persons keeping
their seats from early in the evening
until the lights were finally put out.
The three rolls Of pictures exhibited
last night are probably the best that
have ever been exhibited here. They
are valued at $500, and are kept in a
fire-proof safe on account OF the value
attached TO them. The bill will be
changed twice each week. The prices
of 10 and 5 cents, and the stay-as-long-
as-you-like feature seems to have i'm
mediately struck a popular chord,
Messrs. Werner and TAFT, the man
ayers OF the show, are preparing to
open a similar theater In the Oriental
quarter, Eva the Nuuanu stream.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
SEND FOR WIFE
TO FIGHT CASE
MRS MYHRE ASKS THAT HER
HUSBAND BE ORDERED TO SUP
PLY HER WITH MONEY.

Judge Lindsay has Issued an order
to George c. Myhre to show why he
should not pay to his wife, Marion
Myhre, who is suing him for divorce
on grounds Of non-suppOrt, sufficient
money to enable her to come to Ho-
nolulu from Berkeley, California, to
prosecute her suit, temporary alimony
in sum of $50 per month during pen
dency Of suit, and her attorneys fees.
The order Is returnable at 10 o'clock
next Saturday morning.
Mrs. Myhre in her complaint states
that she was married to the respon-
dent In 1898, but left here in October
1905, with her three children for San
Francisco, on account OF illness, and
with her husbands consent, and at his
expense; but that he has since refused
to furnish her with any means Of sup
port, and she has been compelled to
do manual labor, and accept bounty OF
friends. Her husband, she states, has
refused to let her return to him, and
when she was in n critical condition
from appendicitis refused a summons
ty cable to come to her Thompson &
Clemons are attorneys for the plain.
tiff.