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Baltimore Snmpf $adet. So.
= cate unS ,upsrlaiiae Uat.2tnte.J "

Samster ,girstnta" meal, ,aIatGMa,s
ygsorgia,.. ysennefee":
men, bon ben r9aislinie" sBiers, Er. fO--1S
9tgGt.etrake, $50 abenbs, bireft na6 Oh
Roini Comfort, 9orfoH, Bortsntoutb nnb a1en
8SOiiifii comfort NIT Ssr &. ( &. tSsife,nbabns:.
Ra6 Sitmonb, @erbtnoung In 9ortsnoutb rutt
benz nSenboaro gir Cine" ioIibem 8use mad
Portsmouth unS oMtIar!ta. Sg Mortoli gerbtr:
nnb fpeftIi1 unb ~Slb Gomtntcn Cine ia4
Ietpbsrn. 8afbireton, a.sG., RidulonS, o.,
MabIseiten i1ad .urcpdirdem sIaue. surr.
ri6fe &aiften3tmrner, eIeftrtfhe 8eIeudtina,
9arpfbei5ung, Goien fret. Refetbirte aatlters
simmer In b,n ginetsstreair Der Bob Cine
8r. 107 Sfts8nIttmcre>gtrabe; CIR. 50o-50s,
aiabtsetrnBe; 9. 9 9. Office, Giboft1Ede BET
Baltimore. uro gaIbertsSfrake: -gortinenfnI
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g~burlessStrdBe.
Subu q. GbtftuonS, 9. Grows,
SicesRrm u Gen. 'Maraoer. 0en..San. 4Auera
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srnit &%otftpaanien,

!, gioruluno Srnit Co." GuroipcfisGdc Calpert.
NM @ermnns Strabc. g. Z. zimmerman. Gr1=
iioeit; Carroll Son g}cf. SdlubrtejitCr; Ser
bis Sperccr. Jul., Stills SbGemeii!cr; &dn
SIinner, GiiIfsz SCireidr.
Baltimore arua 4 Gnarastet Co.," gGIttahIs
SuiIoiHa.
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Ennr Qdufen.

,1eatihs Spat6aut upH 9aittuupre," giiaFs'
urb 8nItiDtoresS trate.
ct. SeiHts Spnr5anf," 8altlmDr esgtrabe urn
MISUNDERSTANDING
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Characterization Tbiiren. 6tnitet'
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Saues q. Setter & 60, 1i5 uub III &e'STe'
beridfGlrGbe.
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N06ofaten.

aonlpf eiasartltt. HediSlnpal.. yr. 10. eft,
seItratnnrStrabe. 6. & =. 4bpnc, 81. 4aui
500. .T4.
Sarbnrt ehintev, SiebtsanndIt. linton Sruii
8~utlbtna, Baltimore. Glo, 9etoc 2e!ebPoTs
9nri q, u. Sdlpiy, 1876 :. 1919 RdlosRntlotna.
VSuitdpus Stulp, 26l. .269 Colbert @uiibing.
!. ssrn. Ertmand III GoroAGbarleSs Strubs.
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SricfbcfGrocrnna ua6 Dem NnSlanoc.

SriCfbcfDroCrnna uad Dem Nnslanoc.
Die o%ualdnoiid)c Toit iiir sic nit
Dem ,. &unlor 1905 cl0cuocn Wodc
idIieBt bier int Mnuptpoitomtc, in.
alien G0len pilnttIid), iuiG iol0t:
Die Rodct=Eolt lit poll 9 llbr DIOR
aeil5 bis ) llbr Aiahmittng3 tag
lid oifcn, ou3Hcnommen Sonntog$.
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am 0ienitaa unb Srcitaa mr 5 llbr
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6roifrcidL iflieBt am Sreitag i'm
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@clGicn ihIiebt ant QieuItng Inn
5 llbr NoGmittogs.
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mart, ihIiebt am 81. 2e5embcr nm
5 ltbr No6nlittogs
@oQano, idIicbt an Wiontug Inn 3
llbr Nuhntittog>.
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ropo, Nirifn mo Sit SnoicI per
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tolpi; 10 HIN I6cn0S, iiir europa.
Der 0ontnfcr Yhriotir Mo NIn.
moIith luS 0hrrbnuro
W,itfrnh : nm, 0ftrnhs fiir
gurppo. G1nntcn ,n,S 81 S,Dirr
ncr Tomnirr so, 0orrniur" nin
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sic Nanrc,1 >,t,ipbr npr Sompirr
nol, goitpn : llhr. 96pnns, Fir N,,.
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Ton1nirr 9>em 9lorf@ nin MN.
nrn,Ifh mo ]Sherbo,Ir1
For lHoW Suos hl,o zen
ttal,a metric a, SSer'
2,''' Sno1eh ere.
Glenltdg Z ltbr abellos, tiir So
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qua, &olti ulo @nlomhio. per Cant
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Gnnlinicoll Reppblic, per Gonpfcr
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cent mo Iriniooo, per Gampfer
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Wfittmod) 10 llhr Ibenos, Iilr
Gllbo, Dllcntun mo Gumped)e, per
Compiler vWtcrioo;" fir gnrfs IS
lonO nno Dominican Republic, per
Gnnlpier ySinId1o;" fir Sal1oico.
per 0dlrpfer bon Ebilooelp tlu.
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GtaQts . 0dnfen.

.1tniTme @aMf uon Baltimore" Baltimore,
uno SDuioansStruBe, Nnpnft &e6er, ardfr
bent; q. I. 5ibt, S6abmttftsr.
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Wcl@aftssW egwct1ev.
Nader, GOnbitur. uns Sptrl'
Weoarfsartiset.
e., pQstrs & Si6s 6p, tG4 SiiSsSoparb'str

8eitungen, 3eitItriften ett.
Baltimore sIetpS Co." 9ohto Gbsrrrom-
6ie, Gei3iti5filbrer. 3te GeitseTTnIfStr,
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reit aim Gebrnn6 IN oer garnben' uitb mt.
HobdIsStation INT 1000 abenoS,
Refernirtns bon Salti in G6lnfs cber. ydr
lprsgSapgons, Spe,fernten etc. tuerbet fbneu
beforst per Selephon in uaet foIgenoen Billet.
SiireauI: Carries uio Baltimore trabe, Sd
g., ct. YnuI 1924, poer Wo., GourtIano 1901;
O2t. NpDnIsStntion, 6. & g.. mt. 8ernon 3f2S;
Gamblers tation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9. & g..
81. GauI $40, ODER Mo.. gourtlano 1925, u1o
Or. b26 Slosgrnd oiuan.
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B~lambtaa Gurnaces, Ranges unb
Oefen. 9af6eden uno Ninnen.
eeRustt Srss, 523 observation-disclosures.
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Warmor. nnS @rartt.0 erfe.
I. StlaGrtatr 6 e5bas, IA. .T1S EeftISaIt.
ntnresStrnbe.
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Merdants & Tiners transport. s.

Sampfer,2iute,
Eradbf anS 9aiiastere.
gad gotpn utS benz cheu.
GpEntna, Sierftug nnb Sreitae, 8 tbr HbenbS.
Nadt Grppioeuee ano BEN Often.
SoHntas, Mitifuoh liito Srettde. 8 tltr dtenbA.
: BAD Feipyuft RetuS.
Idaltd. aiSSeuornrlen Wlonfde nrb 6Gufttda.
o flbr Mbenbs,
" SraGt aueenonmen tdaIid bis 5 t1br gG&rt
fir benfeIbeu Gag nbfnbreroe Tdn1pfer.
Wadb Saonnnah unb BEN eabtA.
Eienitdg, Sonreritae uno Gduftaa,
6 tlbr IheroS.
.. q. WeEein, @gent, Bier 8, Gat e..0at-etk
Saayt.gtrenu: Werutau, aub 2tgtt>efS.
Gt3I&g-)
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Foltjei ii DIT mebr
HeinI,t - NoHoem bereits
ON Sonriraa iieben. Gerloi1el1 lid, Dor
EolijGirtdIter HltrrelhNl I'M .ulrSolt
lidItn Stutionsbolie 5ll. ~ucrontluor.
ten battell. neil lie ongeblif Dor
ibrei aoulcru bclt Sdrnec nidt pprl
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SaHe am -Rdis ms .Mssianb r.
iprst 9. @aine, Rr. 413, DR'1dIti.
n~prefrafc, xxfe gxfpn 8ssie 0Se
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srHtsk & rauasr Co., EOS Rorb.gaeassirase.

San6nirtbIdaftlihe GerGtbe unb
Sumereien.
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uyAlLHl!5lgM2E&yyEnN
RAILROADS.
\ Ideli&. I Idglib, aussenoulueI Sonrtdo

y IdgIi@. I Gdglid, nusgeroulr1eu SonTfdes.
weitItd. geri' Wst. SsofaI serl. GauaS.
gbieGeo (pid Yitts) 1dgIit 12.1o q. 12.25 Y.
Chicago oia 9ieipurf Sdelih 1.16 ". 4.30N.
efflc ct g.. 4 2Sble. .1nglih 7.45 Y. 500
Sine. 4 ct. g.. 1deIih 2.43 q. 3.00R.
zinc. g. ct. g.. .3deiid 1880 q. t1.o6 Y.
Btttsbure ........1 dgIi6 7.45 9. s.C0g.
S]!iis6ura :.,;:::. adsIl4 i2.io@. 1sssS.
Bittsburg & GIebe. .adgli9 ...... s00 Y.
Ytttsbura ....... .2daIi6 II. go ". 11.32 Y.
@ols. & 8bIe. -. ad9lih 4.16 u. $50 Y.
@rpreb5iiee pSebe stnnoe aui bic stxnes" bon
bet 6dmbensStuiion mad @aitingtnn an
g8odentagen 100 Born. bib 800 Moenos.
Sribere Mbiabrt bon Der Wlt. 8ppal'Stafton.
9trefte @erbinbung In Der nenen uutou'
etation Su 0afbingtoa init aaen taoltm aepen'
~ sssaisiaa,oH., ? s% ss aHT, g g il '. ss'sG' 4ao.SS:
!22.4is, .tsi,5o. .. is. +4.bs, 1855 safm .s:Ss..
1856. $500 (2imiteo), 1850, f1ls3 aeenSS.
s%erlqis4 Sanloed,;e!atiSSn + ; % ,S'd dS tSi2 "a
Born, t12.oo,. tl2.Q2, .12:25, TOO si.9s.
Mabm., 1900. +6.t6, 1920. too, 1890, .s18
WiIniteo). $40. 90, ~i0.05. *f1.05. +1i.32 NbbS.
Srebrrid, GamSensStation, f7;35 uro S9.16
Borm,. HIPS, 1876 20 uno 1920 gar.
Saaerstutun, Dit. sfopal.Stdttcn, t7.45 Hcrut.
1850 Nadm. GanioensS% tation, f7.36. 1900
Sprut., 1850, f4.00 9tdhtt.
8tpBal @.ue Sine
uad, Fbtlaoetphia uno Hefu.gerf.
Teuer terminus on Der Sretuno5tuurl5tg fteI
strosr gReipsDorf, bequem na1 SoteIs uns
9hsntsru 80
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Gupferihmiebe un6 SAUNDERS.
sJbn SnBert, TIA Sbamessgtrube. q. o. =.
2eiepbon: &cIte 1909.
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WLuIHlOC' uU0 W~rQI.usyCeCLe.
Z. SIaGrtatr & sjhas, TIA. .T1s Heft'SaItt.
n~oresStrnbe.
Glambtaa Surnaces, Ranges unb
Oefen, Dahbeden uno Ninnen.
seHastt Srss, 623 observation-disclosures.
Gupferibmieoe uno SAUNDERS.
sJbu onbert, TIA 5bamsssStrube. q. D. ..
SeIepbon: @bIte 1909.
-
feuer BeritherInaen.
9psal Snirsanss Go. OF etperpopI," Senrb %,
Wurftelo, Observation-Disclosures, t0l-f02 StaH:s
er Of Commerce A;ttiotna.
.gsrmahta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . wetentaai""
baltimore nnb ytprtbs Strnbe.
G~tsertbums Ngenten una
.S1noIer.
flerrs y. Susaa & 2e,heip, 10 pftsneStnatou'
Gtrabe.
Spfihmie6 3ubeb5r.
@. stcti sapue Co., seq uns se4 gsorbsSau.
Stroke.
&oblen rno SOFA.
cfxrs D. 8aS seine, $50 GoIumbia,nbefme.
Shmuffadlen unb l1bren.
81. 2. Nataer, 90 Sft.puItimore.Gtra
gfnnoleib @eih6fte.
rS"-'pIibatst aoan &c." 1 slorosoap'Strabs
8inncs nnb SreeIn.
Ssns. 20. ettsH, Q Ioresaibertp' etrate.
Nnt. yixabs G Co., Varfsetbe. urb SdoettesStr.
Eobier unb Hapier- Often.
SHIFTS, Tirpu Co., los uno LOT Sanober.gtT.
9Iehplatten, Retau etc.
spga, snnfiin & 60. tineorpprirt), 10. 10,
9dIberftcnsStrdBe.
2eifenbeItatter.
sssptra & e1sne, 1908. ITO gantonsHpeme.
@.a. gSpt, Nrrtbs unb 0reenmount.aibeme.
Sriebb6fe.
rspnsps Tnrf 9smetess." Cf.fe: 81 Ath
Z,Naka..n GkrdAa
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9Iehplotten, @etaI etc.
spua, SpnfIiu & 60. (inecrportrt), Is. 10
9aIberftonsS trdBe.
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Eobier urb Hapier- Often.
SHIFTS, rirpu Co., los uitb lot Sanober.gtT.
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8inncs nnb SreeIn.
Ssns. Nq. etteFt, Q Roros1ibertps@ trute.
Nn. sinabs G 60, 9arfs slpe. lnb SdoettesS Str.
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GisentbumS Ngenten umh
.Sdnoler.
ftsrrt q. 1usaa & Re,hetp, 10 pf'ae1tnator'
Gtrabe. 5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-16

creased from $500 to 1900. with the OBJ
ject of retaining on the bench men Of
the caliber and training desired and
to maintain the high standing which
the supreme court Of Hawaii has held
for decades past.
The Chairman. How many supreme
judges are there?
Mr.. Mcclellan. There is a chief JUS
tice and two associate justices.
Mr.. Smith. Is that strictly a court
of appeals?
Mr.. Mcclellan. 1t is strictly a court
of appeals.
Mr. Smith How many nisi prius
judges or judges of general jurisdiction
have you now?
Mr.. Mcclellan. We have seven.
Mr.. Capron. Are they paid from the
Territorial treasury?
Mr.. Mcclellan. They are appointed
by the President and paid by the Fed
eral Government
Mr. Brick. What salaries do the nisi
prius judges receive?
Mr.. Mcclellan. Three thousand dol
lars In connection with the question
of the salaries Of judges I would like
to call attention to the fact that while
our circuit judges at present receive
$1,000, this bill asks that it be increased
to $4,000. The judges of the supreme
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Railway
TIME TABLE
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1920 p. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-f7:30 a. M, 1915 a. m, "11:05
a. M, "2:15 p. m, 1926 p. m, %5:15 p.
m, 1880 p. M, I'll p. m.
For Wahiawa-*9:15 a. m. and @5:15
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*s:36 a. m, 5:31
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. M, 1886 a. m,
s10:3s a. m, *1:40 p. M, s4:31 p. M,
5:31 p. M, "7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m and *5:31 p. m
sDafly. TEX. Sunday. tSunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only flrst-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:22
q. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH,
superintendent. G.. F. & T. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-16
DON'T NEGLECT A COLD.

Perhaps you believe you will be able
TO throw off every cold you contract.
You may nave done 50 many times be-
fore. and yet the very next cold may
develop into pneumonia. You can not
always tell the condition Of your sys-
TEN, and it is better to take precau-
tion than to risk this dangerous dis
ease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will promptly cure your cold and leave
your system in a healthy condition..
For sale by Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd.s
agents for H. l.
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court here in the District OF Columbia.
who certainly do not handle any liti-
cation Of greater Importance than do
the judges in the courts OF Hawaii.
receive $4,000. The so-called supreme
court is practically a nisl prius court
and they receive just double what our
nisi prius Judges receive.
Mr. Higgins. VIII you state the
average number Of cases tried during
the year by your supreme court?
Mr. Mcclellan. I will present those
figures at the next hearing.
(To be cOntinued)
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TOWARD KAHANA.

Connecting at Kahuku with the O..
r. & L. Co.'s 9:15 a. m. train from
Honolulu.
Returning, leaves Kahana at 1882 p.
M, connecting with the afternoon
train for the city which leaves Ka-
huku at 2:20.
JAMES ]. BOWLING, supt
r. S. POLLISTER, G. p. & T. Agt,
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Vim. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.
AGENTS FOR THE

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng
land.
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co., of Edinburg. Scotland.
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In
surance Co.
Commercial Assurance Co., Ltd, of
London.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-16
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD
SUGAR FACTORS AND

SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENTS
VIM. G. Irwin. President and Manager
John D. Spreckels. First Vice-President
w. M. Giffard. Second Vice-President
H. M. Whitney........... Treasurer
Richard Ivers.. Secretary
w. F. Wilson. ..................Au Auditor
AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining CO., San
Francesca Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, PhIa4
delphia, Pa.
Newan Universal Mill Co., Manu-.
facturers of National Cane Shredder.
New York, " Y
Pacific Oil Transportation Co, San
Francisco. Cal.
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ire Insurance
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.,
LTD.

General Agents for Hawaii
Atlas Assurance Company of London.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance
Company.
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All G o O d business men carry Insur-
auce.
Most G o D bushes men carry Life
Insurance.
All GOOD business men should ear
nv Burial Insurance in The
HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION
j. II. TOWNSEND,
Secretary.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-01
LANE SUGGESTS REASON

WASHINGTON April Frank
lin K. Lane. interstate commerce
commissioner. said today respecting
the railroad situation in the country
as pictured by J. J. Hill in his New
York interview: "A year ago Mr..
Hill said that the railroads had failed
TO meet the traflc necessities of the
country: that there had been a
steady increase In business which the
railroads had not met, and that 1t
would be necessary TO invest $780,
600. 600 In providing equipment,
double tracks and terminals to ham
die the business Of the country prop
erly.
And now, because for two or
three months the railroads have been
able to handle more business than
was offered them, we are met on all
hands with the cry that the country,
is going TO the bow-wOws. What Is
the necessity for painting the picture
blaeker than Il Ii? Does IL arise out
Of the fact that congress is in ses-
sion. or that there il q presidential
election impending?
II tell you frankly l do not under
stand the reason why at the time
when railroad credit should be up
held those who ought TO be most
interested in supporting the credit
are lending their influence to break
ing Il down.
The net revenue from trafac I'm
the fiscal year ending In 1908 IL S57
per mile per month more than In
lse4-05. The net monthly revenue
for this fiscal year thus far Il 81 less
per mile than for the year Of 1906
OF, which may be taken as high
water mark thus far In the railroad
history OF the United States.
"As for myself stand upon the
prediction that there win be q car
shortage next October.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-01
PARSONS DOWNS oDELL
In Republican Primaries, New York
County.

In Republican Primaries, New York
County.
NEW YORK. March 31.-Herbert
Parsons. chairman of the republican
county committee. won a decided vie
tory in the republican primaries to-
day. Candidates favorable to his
leadership won in every district
where there was a contest except two.
Former Governor odell said after the
results: n shall continue to pursue
my policy of silence, except to say
that the figures speak for themselves.
/ wish to thank all who stood by me. !"
The democratic primaries in Man
haitian and the Bronx passed on
quietly and there were no contests.
There was but one contest In the
primaries held by the Independence
league.
In the Brooklyn democratic pFi-
mary the victory went 20 State sena-
tor McCarren by a sweeping majority
in nearly all the contested districts.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-01
HOMESTEAD RULING
Defines Qualifications for Second
Filing.


Filing.
The local land ONCE is in receipt
of an instruction from the commits
sion Of the general land ONCE with
relation to homestead entries under
the acts Of 1900. 1902 and 1908.
The commissioner advises the local
Office that the act OF June S. 1900,
allows a second homestead entry to
a person otherwise qualified who
prior to the date of the act made a
homestead entry and commnted
under the provisions contained In
section 1891 Revised Statutes, but
such second entry is not subject to
Communication.
He advises the local officers that
the act Of May %. 1902. allows a
second homestead entry to a person
otherwise qualified who prior to May
IT. 1900, made and perfected a
homestead entry, paying therefor
the price provided under the law
opening the land for settlement, but
to which land. had he not perfected
title prior to the date mentioned. he
would have been entitled to re-
ceive a patent without paymnt under
the free homes act"
The act of February s. 1908, the
commissioner advises, allows a per-
son otherwise qualified to make a
second homestead entry where such
person has made and lost. forfeited
or abandoned a former homestead
prior to the passage OF said act. and
such former entry was not cancelled
for fraud, nor abandoned or relin-
pushed for a consideration. The
person applying for a homestead en-
try under this act must make appli-
cation for a specific tract. His
application must be supported by
an afidavit descriptive of his for
mer entry. the land involved and
a statement that 1t was not can
celed Iecause of fraud. or relin-
qUIshed for a consideration. The at
Idavit must be corrob Jra'ed by two
persons having knowlejEe of these
facts.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-01
STAND BY
MORMON ISSUE
Northern Counties Will Oppose
Abandonment of Question

cess at the polls The leaders OF the
democratic party have not yet been
heard from in Neg Perez county, but
will be later. and when the Mes Perez
delegation appears al the convention
! feel satisfied that they will come
almost as a unit In favor OF again
inserting into the platform the Nor
mon question.
I'm Latah county harmony. sRye
for two or three democrats. prevails.
We will have no fight among he
democrats, and the state delegation
viii favor the adoption OF the anti
Mormon plank, AFbuekls. while In
the county. distributed some Mormon
literature, as learn. and found aym-
pathy for his cause with two or
three democrats. but they have al
ways been in sympathy with the
cause he represents, They have al
ways done what they could 10 send
hostile delegation 10 the state con
vention, but always failed. They
have always contributed as much az
they could to bring about defeat 81
the polls. but they are men without
political influence or prestige, aud
while they operate as source 90 an
noyanee, and may be said 10 be the
oarbuncles on the face Of the demo-
cratic party IN Latah county. we have
nothing to fear from their opposition,
either at the convention or az thu
polls. Latah will bring a delegation
favorable 10 the insertion OF the anti
Mormon plank In the state democrats
ic platform. and 80 will Idaho county.
The hardest iight exists probably In
Nez Perez. but / do not think that
there viii be much 10 fear from the
opposition, and that NeE Perez also
will bring a favorable delegation.
shoshone. as ! learn, viii be favor
able 20 the question. and Kootenai
ought to be, and ! believe, from my
investigations. will be. That means
that the north win be- IN favor OF
again adopting the Mormon question
AZ an issue. SAD the northern coun-
ties. together with those In the south.
is certain TO give victory 10 the anti
Mormon forces IN the convention, /"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following 10 a list OF real estate
transfers Of Rootenai county a. fur
nlahed BY the Occur d'Alene Abstract
q Title Guarantee company;
United States to Izrial Burns. swM
Sc \ sec. G. tp. 4s n, r. v.
Edw. Rutladge Timber Co. TO Y. D.
Newton. timber deed 10 all timber
on ny NV Y sec. 10. ~. 80 n, r. .
W.; 81.
r. b. Newton 10 Exchange Nation
al bank, Occur d'Alene. all timber on
NV z swh y. VIZ neK sec. 10: nsh
50 V sec. .. tp. so n. r. 3
william Fuller 70 John A. Brown.
tract 81. FruitlandE add 20 coeur
d'Alene: $500.
Spirit Lake Land Co 10 John Rus
sell. lots rs and 10. block II. Spirit
Lake; S7O0
Maria y. Canaan 10 Fred l.. Tiffany.
tract 58. sherman Park.
r q. Raesmeyer 20 e. J. Masters.
lots and 6. block >. Kaesmeyer'u
add. 10 Occur d'Alene: s275
Taylor Bros to u. J. Masters. tract
iOsx3l feet. in swk nv ~ see. Is.
tp. so n. r. w.: sibA.
Addison A. Crane TO ". W. r. Co.
easement deed. affecting lots and
3. sec. /. 70. ~ n, r. w.. and lot
9. tp. 3; s7oo.
J. II. Hnsmann. who IL ~ with
typhoid fever. Il reported as being
much better today
The 81. Luke,s guild sill meet a.
the home OF Mrs. ~ 81 Taylor to-
morrow afternoon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-01
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
Charges Against Bells Dismissed at
Request OF Wife.


The charge of assault against l..
w. BELLS. preferred by his wife. has
been withdrawn and the case dis
missed.
The case was set for ii o'clock this
morning in the court OF A. Biixt. but
when the time came for the wife to
press the charges against the hus-
band she asked instead that they be
withdrawn and dismissed. She stated
to Judge Blixt that she was aetuated
in taking this action IN consideration
OF the welfare OF the children. Mr..
and Mrs. Bells have three small
children and she felt, according 20
her statement to Judge Blixt, that for
their sake a parade OF .heir domestic
troubles in court had better be avoid
ed. A reconciliation between the
husband and wife has been effected
and they have decided to forget and
Danish from their minds the past and
to begin the future anew