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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23
JAPANESE PLEASED OVER
DOUTHITT'S RESOLUTION

The Hawaii Shinpo, commenting on
the resolution passed in the House last
week on the japanese situation, says:
"The Hon. Il. A. Douthitt and the
big majority of the House of Repre-
sentatives who voted for the resolution
presented in the House on Thursday
deserve not only the thanks Of the
resident Japanese, but the thanks of
those of all races in Hawaii mel who
desire to see industrial peace continued
and the yet smouldering fires of anti
Nipponism throughout the Western
States extinguished. Mr.. Douthitt IS
resolution was statesmanlike in it's
breadth of view, in it's acknowledge
ment of the fact that the japanese of
Hawaii are essential to its industrial
wellbeing, in its knowledge of the i'm
portance of local sentiment on the SEN
timent of the mainland and in its fair
ness to the japanese in face. of the
fact that the majority of the Hawaiian
members of the House and Senate of
the Territory might be more disposed
to vote for an anti-Japanese measure
than one of the tenor presented.
"The Japanese of Hawaii can unan.
imously second those portions of the
resolution which state that good will
and earnest friendship exist between
the Japanese of Hawaii and the citi.
zens of America having their homes
here, and the same with those state
ments of the existing amity between
the governments of the powers involve
and the desire of the rational men on
both sides to preserve that good feel
ing, friendship and amity.
SIN the expressions of commentator
toward the firm and consistent course
of President Roosevelt, the resident
Japanese can also concur. President
Roosevelt has shown himself in the
midst of the vexatious questions not
only friend of Japan but a patriotic
and fearless friend of his own country.
His severe rebukes to the jingoes who
would have precipitated the two ma
tions of the Pacific into war, jingoes
in each country, had weighty effect.
1t is n fact, we believe, and something
which we have previously pointed out,
that the prime purpose of the whole
agitation was to force the return of the
Atlantic battleship fleet to the Pacific
and to stampede the Congress into vot-
ing without question for an enlarged
navy, but whatever the prime purpose
may have been, the movement inaugu
rated was tending to create Il condition
embarrassing alike to the two govern
ments, creating situation which
might have been famed by an excited
populace into actual hOstilities. Roose-
welt squelched the agitators by over
stepping, possibly, the bound of presi-
dental prerogative, but overstepping
it in such way that the good result
completely overshadows any ground for
censure. Roosevelt, in this case as in
previous cases, proved himself the man
for the job and the leader of his people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23
SOCIETY IS
STARTED BY HAWAIIANS

skilled workmen of this city and island,
and whenever any contractor desires
workmen registered men can be sup.
piled The association is Of Hawaiian
origin, and the officers are all Ha-
waiians, many of them prominent in
several fields of manual activity, but
the membership is not limited to Ha-
waiians, as the title of the association
signifies.
The objects of the association, be-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23

The "American Citizens Mechanical
and Labor Association was organized
on Thursday evening. A full set of of
ficers was elected and constitution
and bylaws adopted.
The organization is started at this
time in view of the Army. and Navy
work to be done on this island both by
the government and by contracting
firms. The association will have a
strong membership drawn from the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23

One small boy and Chinaman did
a foot-race up Emma street for a
couple of blocks yesterday. The boy
lad heaved a large-sized rock at the
pake, and Immediately ran, the Chi
nese gentlemen giving chase, and vent
ing his feelings in words that would
not look well in print. The boy won
the race.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23
DON'T TAKE THE RISK.

When you have bad cough or cold
do not let it drag along until it be,
comes chronic or develops into an at
tack of pneumonia, hut give it the
attention it deserves and get rid of it.
Take Chamberlain g Cough Remedy
and you are sure of prompt relief. For
sale at all dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23
PILES CURED IN 9 TO "a DAYS.

sPAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed
TO cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 9 to
"a days or money efunded.--Made by
PARIS MEDICINE co Saint Louis
U. S. of A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23
LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature has not been long
nature OF the legislation affecting be-
local lawmakers
the
expressed themselves hostile
10
discomfort of
considered might
The
the tax and license feeling
will be little a radical nat pass
The Governor has
have had effect How much will
be reached
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23

Judge Charles S. Dole of Lihue ar
rived ON the Kinau from Kauai on a
business trip and to see the Floral
Parade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23
By R. o. Matheson.

The week has seen an element apparent market
being painness heretofore that
standpoint year going breaking
Although little being said is becoming recognized that some in
of
methods pressing for such advance not
operation This
upuses will be year.
Another reason is the generally recognized probability that tho ruling
will high that of presenting the
less fol sugar
s67 points quotations
likely that the future will higher than this probably 400
general prices below
other with exceptions, the plantations in
splendid shape Everywhere throughout juices running
higher grinding while weather
conditions taken the better Hawaiian Agricultural of
he large plantations most affected by the drought has by no means
The rain last week helped but sufficient to do than
temporary good while plantation
reeds soaking rainfall for week to fill the thirsty ground and store supply
for
Exchange during the week show of the big bull which
past weeks
In stocks advancing
during falling Pioneer
opening the 147
hundred and enyen shares changing hands Hawaiian Agricultural
active and there big blocks of Hawaiian Commercial sold
Eva weakened the not being Only 10 shares
Change these selling the opening $780,
late yesterday of POP shares brought threeeght less
MEETING QUIET
Yesterday regular meeting
fight failed mateaze the faction desiring
years crop for the present holders and then dispose of the plantation as
having failed the voting control The plantation
be wiped the this be taken further
ing done inc list OF directors VINO VIII be trustees after March T. through
expiration of the charter Dowsett presidents w Walker
presidents Bishop secretary H. Robertson treasurer and Ken
nedy, A. c. Palfry and Paul Muhendorf directors.
reported Exchange during
Paauhau--e5 rs, 100, q 2125 40 a 21.5o; ITO
Pioncer-5O 10, So, 90 20, TO- 10, 10 $50.
Kekaha--1O So 100, 80
Is, a
Ewa-s $3.50.
Hawaiian Commercial-15O
Honomu-5 "a
So 49, go 49, 20; Is 1925; 49,
l35
ookala-25, 1896 q 1885, a
Waalua5 a &
Honokaa--l5O a 1875; a 16.
Honolulu b
I.-5 H.,
TIilO Rs
R.. re- 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-23
REGULAR DIVIDENDS.

The regular dividends declared
Co, lla
PepeekeO, per cent and Waalua,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
THE COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool opened points up Thurs
day morning. which was about as due
Spot sales we're heavy, totallng 1900
bales.
The American markets opened 3 Il
I points up, ruled narrow throughout
and closed unchanged from the day
previous.
Bryan spot prices:
Low mlddling, S.Sc
Strict low middllng. 8 1.4c
Middling, s 5-sc
Strict middling, s 1850
Good middling, Sc
Spot cotton sold on a relatively
higher basis than contract cotton yes
terday
The sentiment OF the market Is
rather bullish. Il Is said that the
McFaddan interests dominate the
market and all of Craigs tenders
In New York are quickly absorbed by
the MoFaddan crowd. The cotton
mills are ready takers Of anything
rendered on contracts.
The interior Is Offering very little
cotton at present and the disposition
seems 10 be to hold the remnant Of
tho crop for higher prices.
Sales In Bryan were light Thursday.
not more than % bales being sold.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Great Expectations.

The II. q r. c. boys at this place
are making great calculations on do
ing things when Mr. Hartman or
Eddie, as we who know him so well
love to call him, builds his road from
Denison, Texas to Lincoln, Neb. Con
ductor Smell OF second "a. alias
THE Switcher" declares he intends
TO run the first train over the new
road when II is completed or course
no one knows just when the road
will be built, nor indeed, is 1t definite
ly stated that 1t ever will be; but the
fact that all the section men on the
Central railroad, a Hartman proper
ty, have been fired TALL except the sec
ton foremen) indicates that the money
is being raised. alright, and the com
mon peepul are chipping in a hand
some sum towards the country's in
terror development.
The boys in the office are figuring
on promotions and the outlook is
bright for all except the section men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08

Mr.. c. A. Foster was In the city
Thursday from his home at Proyi.
dence.
Hon. Chas. Davis, Jr., left Via the
|. a G. ~ west bound yesterday for
El Paso.
Saturday is Skidoo day at Eugene
Edges on the corner. 20
Mr.. VIM Shealey of Reliance was
in the city Thursday morning hauling
out lumber.
Mr. Lonnie Carter OF Rockdale Is
spending some time with relatives In
this vicinity
Mrs. George Adams left yesterday
for visit to her sister, Mrs. G. -.
Butler at Dallas
Mr.. Albert Graham Of Laurel Miss,
is visiting relatives and friends I'm
Brazos county.
Every 23rd sale free commencing
Saturday. 20
A. w. Dyess of Harvey was in the
city yesterday and paid the Eagle a
pleasant call
Mrs. Lucy King returned to Waco
yesterday after a visit to Mrs II. G.
Rhodes Of this city.
Skidoo %, It's free. 20
Mr. Ben Marwill left yesterday for
Houston, and from there he expects
to (isit Chicago before returning.
Miss Lorraine Reynolds returned TO
her home in Franklin yesterday after
visit 10 relatives and friends in this
city.
Mr. j. w Lacy returned to his
home In Lancaster yesterday after a
visit to his SON. Mr. Paul Lacy in this
city.
Come and see the big crowds win
every 23rd sale at Eugene Edges. 20
Mrs G. 5. Parker left yesterday for
a visit to her daughter. Miss Mary
Ross Parker, studying at ST Marys
In Dallas
Mrs. J. +. Thompson OF Palestine
returned 70 her home yesterday after
a visit to her mother Mrs zanctti in
this city.
Skidoo 23 it's free. 80
Mr. Philip Endler of Kurten, promi.
nent in the affairs of his community.
was business visitor to the city
Thursday.
Mr. James Wilson, Jr., identified
with the farming and stock raising
interests at Edge, was a business Wis
itor to the city Thursday.
Miss Mary Robinson has been called
home from Waco by reason of the
serious illness of her father. Mr. J.
A. d. Robinson. at his home on Wix.
on.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Union Resolutions.

The Farmers Union in session
Thursday at Cottonwood passed res
olution requesting the following mem
bers 10 meet az the court house in
Bryan on Saturday morning at II
'ock with President w. l.. Edge:
!, White, l. NJ. Cook, F. w. Yeager,
~ Wipprecht Webb Howell, John
Stasney. Jas, Cooper and w. H. Nor.
gan, The object of the meeting is to
devise q plan 10 collect and make an
exhibit OF farm products at the Far
mers Union warehouse In Bryan.
some time in July. 1909 The differ.
ent locals IN compete for premiums
and purses for the best exhibits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08

Galveston. Jan. GThc northwestern
cold wave has reached northern Texas
and the entire section of the country
from the Rocky mountains eastward
10 the lower Lake region and south.
ward nearly TO central Texas is now
within its grasp The temperature Is
below zero southwark 10 Oklahoma,
the lowest reported being 30 degrees
below at Ilarvrc, Mont At Amarillo th"
temperature has fallen to degre'
above zero. AT Abilene to 10 degree,
and at Fort Worth to % degrees These
are the lowest so far this season Rain
has occurred IN east Gulf and Atlantic
states. and In California and the mid.
die Plateau Snow has fallen In the
middle west upper Mississippi and
Ohio valleys and Lake region At time
OF report the weather was cloudy and
threatening IN the northern portion Of
Texas and fair In the southern and
western. with temperature ranging
from I degrees at Amarillo 10 IS de-.
groys az Galveston
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
LITTLE LOCALS.

Come and see the big crowds win
every 23rd sale at Eugene Edges. 20
New plate glass arrived yesterday
and was placed i'm the vestibule door
at Eugene Edges replacing that bro
ken several weeks ago.
Very few people from the country
were IN the city yesterday II Is be-
lleyed they were killing hogs and put.
ting away meat
Rev. Father DcSlmoue, pastor Of
st. Anthiny's, visited Mumford yes.
terday and held the regular services
for the Catholic congregation OF that
village,
Rising temperature and rain was
reported az Fort Worth Yesterday
afternoon at clock Freezing and
slcct was reported there earlier IN
the day
The store Of Eugene Edge con the
corner will be- closed today while
final arrangements are being made for
the big "Skidoo" sale which begins
/ Saturday morning
Some of our friends from the coun.
/ try were in The city yesterday for the
purpose Of procuring lard cans and
salt This indicates that something
was doing on the hog killing line
here abouts Thursday
1 Superintendent Mcmillan OF the l.
/ q G. a. switch towers was In the city
yesterday on business connected win
/ his department OF the Texas Road a"
Mr. Mcmillan g. going on crutchcs as
a result of falling from q tower which
he was trying to ascend al Navasota
Every 23rd sale free commencing
Saturday. 20
Fifty per cent of the receipts OF the
Coy next Fridav night will be- dona.
ted to the b. Y =. l.. Of this city. Mr.
Holland. the comedian will be seen
and Mr. Alvey will sing illustrated
songs An interesting film win be
reeled OF
Mr. Ivy X. Fost~r formerly resi-.
dent of Bryan, but more recently iden.
tilted in business way with Ada
okla, has arranged to build and equip
steam laundry at Taylor. and left
last night for that point after visit
to Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and other
relatives and friends In this city.
DR.. NJ. II. Weaver, pastor of the
First Baptist church of this city adj
dressed the rtudents of the r. w. c.
at chapel yesterday morning. choos.
ing for HIS subject. How to Make the
/ Most of College Life" Or Weaver
is always an interesting speaker and
the address of yesterday was not an
exception in this respect TO others he
has uttered on former occasions
! Come and see the big crowds win
every 23rd sale at Eugene Edges 20
Little Alton Boyett aged 3 years,
son of County Clerk and Mrs W. c.
Boyett, was painfully burned yoster.
day afternoon at the parental home
at College station by the ignition OF
matches which he had in his pants
pocket The little chap had one
hand painfully burned, while his whole
body was somewhat warmed mp be.
fore the burning breeches were re-.
moved from him. The many friends
OF the family will be gratiHed to know
that the injuries are not regarded as
serious.
a--Oa=--
Skidoo % it's free. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
-. q -
.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.


skidoo 20, it's free. g
Mrs r. NJ. Nall is visiting in Marlin
Fresh Country Sausage Jno. NJ
Lawrence & co. 27
Mrs n. Lobello is visiting relatives
and friends in Waco.
]. c. Wick has a car Of Oklahoma
ear corn on track. Phone 376. rs
J. b. Graham Of San Saba, is visit
ing in Brazos county.
Mr.. John Burk OF Taylor Is the
guest of relatives here
Saturday is Skidoo day at Eugene
Edges on the corner 20
Mrs Martin returned yesterday
from a trip 10 Navasota.
Mr. Henry Dozier of Steep Hollow
was in the city Thursday.
see Eddie Holland with his funny
Jokes at the Co2y. %
Mr. Dave Murdoch of Rockdale is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. T. b. Smith OF Reliance was a
visitor TO the city Thursday
Mr. o. e. Saunders left yesterday
for a trip to III Paso. Texas.
Come and see the big crowds win
every 23rd sale at Eugene Edges. 20
MIR. VIM. Holligan Of Reliance was
a visitor to the city THURSDAY
Mr. d. b, Lloyd of Reliance was a
bushes visitor here Thursday.
Mr. S. s. Kennedy of Precinct )
transacted business here Thursday.
Mr., j. X Presnall of Cottonwood
transacted business here. Thursday.
FOR LEASE-The Gentry 10 acres
and house. Situated south OF rail.
road tower. close in and fine truck
land. Apply TO G p Bittle. Bryan
Texas. II
Miss Mary Mclnnis returned yester.
day afternoon from a visit in Bench
ley.
Skidoo 23, it's free. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Pierce Of Lake
Charles, La, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. ID. w. Davenport was here
Thursday from his home near Howell
farm.
Skidoo %, it's free. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Money az 5 Per Cent.

The Jackson Loan and Trust Com,
pany has established a branch office
In Bryan and for ten days until Jan.
rs, will loan money on Brazos county
and Bryan city real estate at the
rate OF per cent per anuum Call
on r, o, Brown, state agent at Elk.
change hotel. 30WIS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08

Every card sale free commencing
Saturday ~
Mrs. J. IT, White and daughter. Miss
Maggie Of Wixon, we're In the city
Thursday morning Miss Maggie has
recently returned from visit to her
sister, Mrs Jesse Bullock at Colorado
city. which she describes as one OF
much enjoyment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
THE WEATHER.
sleet and lee North Of bryan and
Freezing Here.

Freezing Here.
The weather man handed us a very
scasonable package "Wednesday night
There was much ice and II ~ Just
the sort or weather most needed at
this time. except that We want little
more OF H. and some snow or rain
mixed ln.
Many farmers and stockmen In
this section are beginning 20 need rain
for stock water. IN some localities
the necessity for moisture In order
TO forward farming operations Is also
felt Indications at this writing are
that moisture will come in short
time
The telegraph columns Of The Eagle
yesterday morning were full Of the
cold which prevails 10 the north
and the blizzard sweeping over the
Great Lakes and the Watershed
These columns also contained com.
plcte history OF the cold weather
movement from the time u broke
the refrigerator at Regina, Canada
whore the thermometer registered 40
degrees below zero until II struck
Texas and the Gulf coast
Bryan ls likely 10 get some moisture
over az the l. q G. ~ depot yester.
luy uorulup the trlck mon hal ad
vice from the chief dispatcher TO
the effect that slcot was falling and
fee forming NJ Eyermm. station
some twenty-five miles north Of Mart
ana The dispatcher stated that the
precipitation was moving in This di
rccton
The air here az This time is fun Of
needle points. bur the weather seems
TO be- turning warmer. and rain viii
likely fan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Poll Tax Payments.

The following comparative statement
Of the number Of poll tax receipts Is
sued out Of the County tex collectors
office has been prepared by County
Tax Collector Wlpprecht, and will be
read with much interest by citizens
OF the county:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Cakes and Candy.

have a nice line of fresh home
made Fruit cakes and nice fancy
cakes and caa ly.
Mrs Otto Hochmc. Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Weather Forecast

Special 20 Bryan Morning Eagle
Ney orleans la. Jan, 7-Tonight
and Friday threatening probably rain
tonight on Friday Cline.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Section Director,

Saturday is Skidoo day at Eugene
Edges on the corner. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
River Bulletin.

River Stages; In feet and tenths
Ciih Meridian timeD
Gtatipug Eln,I stoo. ,f
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
Read This.

When YOU want trunks hauled TO or
from depots, phone lGl. o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08
River Eoreoast.

There will be no important change
In the Trinity Brazos and Colorado
rivers.
h, BUNNEMEYER,
Section Director. '
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08

skidoo 90. it's free.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08

Skidoo 90, it's free.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-08

Mr.. c. A. Foster was in the city
Thursday from his home at Proyi.
dence.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-16
Waterloo Being DismantIed.

Waterloo, one Of the greatest bat
tlefelds N the worlds history, and
the one which marked the p~reserva-
ton Of the countries of Europe, is
being Invested Of it's interesting feat
ures. The houses which sheltered the
men who helped to make history
there are being torn down, the roads
and paths are being ~obliterated, and
soon there will be nothing left TO re-
mind one of Napoleon's last stand
but the great mound capped BY the
Waterloo lion. The museum is to be
dismantled, and the articles which
have been carefully kept for years
will be distributed among the provin-
cial museums Of Belgium, where, as
individual exhibits, they win lose
much value and interest.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-16
TRAGIC END OF A NEWLY
We'd HUSBAND

Baton, Rouge, La, Oct. 9.-Shoot-
ing himself in the pit of the stomach
while his bride Of one day was in the
dining-room getting ready his break
fast, Essex Elan, aWelLknown young
business man Of Baton Rouge, killed
himself at $50 o'clock this morning,
supposedly because his family yester-
day refused to receive him or his
wife and had kept him from seeing
his little boy, the son of a former
wife.
The wife, cool and self-possessed
hurried back into the bedroom, picked
up the smoking revolver, put it in
the armoir, Strengthened the body
and called the neighbors, who arrived
a few moments after.
Elan had been in the insurance
business, was regarded as a model of
sobriety, and almost as a working
machine"
His first wife died a little over a
year ago, and soon after he began
paying attention to a dashing young
widow, Mrs. Marguerite Landry, whom
he married yesterday. His mother
and family objected to the match,
and this, bis wife and some intimate
friends say, caused him to declare
that # they would not receive her, he
would either kill himself or they
would beth die together"
This is the sixth sensational suicide
Baton Rouge has had in two years.
Today the wife is refusing to per
nit the body to be taken to the
house Of the dead mans family, while
they object to the funeral taking
place from the house where he lived,
and do not want the dead mans little
boy to go under the roof with the
neWly-made widow.