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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
Ria Tannerx Sold.

Rome. Ga, January 1.-The Jewel Belt
ing company of Hartford, Conn.,, today
purchased the plant of the Rome Tan
merry for 100000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
Blood Poison Cured

THE OBBAC SYSTEM will cure Blood Poison
In any stage-no matter II the disease came
through Infection or heredity.
l mean that the Obbac medicines will
drive every atom of the poisonous virus ont
of the BLOOD, BRAIN, TISSUES, GLANDS
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
PLANS TO MAKE UP
DEFICIT IN FUNDS
Gadsden City. Council Has Hard
Problem to Handle
POSTAL BUSINESS SHORT
Postoffice Receipts Have Fallen Off for
the Year-Red Men Elect Officers.
A Damage Suit Is Filed
for $1,000.
POSTAL BUSINESS SHORT

Gadsden, January 2.-(SpeciaL)-O of
the most important meetings of the city
council in a long time will be held next
Monday night when the new license
schedule will be passed. The results of
prohibition are now fully known and the
difference between the loss of the saloon.
licenses and the saving in police force
and other ways can be well calculated and
if any real deficit has resulted the new
license schedule will be SO arranged as
to care for it. There will be no occasion
to make any increases that will work a
hardship on anyone and it is not antict-
pated that any material changes will be
made
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03

FLESH, and BUNES- That II
will leave tho body free from the
slightest faint of the disease.
| know THE OBBAC SYS-
TEN does absolutely cure
every case of blood poison
no matter OF how long stand
ing. ] know 1t does not merely
remove the external symptoms.
but eliminates the disease
entirely from the system. This
] GUARANTEE 1t will do with
In four months.
l know the OBBAC medicines
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03

no mercury. potash, arsenic. ioditles-no
any kind. Guaranteed under the Pure Food
and Drugs Act Serial No. l9.20l.
l know THE OBBAC SYSTEM Is a safe
home treatment-thati 1t will cure you In the
privacy OF your own home. without interfering
with your business or other duties.
VALUABLE BOOK FREE
"The Truth About 1t" was written by
myself and 1t contains FACTS-facts that eau
not be disputed Write for a copy today.
Consultation, analys sis and advice free.
n. DARWIN Nell RATH, Pres.
the HIM. 0eeAc co.. DspfA IT 1908 Rector Bldg, chesg
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03

AS result of the panic and the year of
hard tines the receipts of the Gadsden
postoffice show a slight decrease, the
first time in number of years. The
falling off is slight and amounts to lit
tie over per cent. The total receipts
for the year were S17, 235.59 as against
SIS, 1913 for 1907. Perhaps no other bust
ness in the city was so slightly affected
by the adverse conditions.
At a meeting of the local tribe of the
Improved Order of Red Men held at their
lodge rooms last night, officers for the
ensuing year were elected with the fol-
lowing result: Prophet A. Saks; sachem,
Percy Todd: s. s., Hugh Smith; j. s., O..
w. Moss; keeper of wampum, Jake Ros-
enbaum; C. of r., C. Whorton; trustee,
Walter Burns.
d. P. Nicholson of Alabama City has
entered suit against l.. p. Martin, also of
that city to recover the sum one $1,000
for alleged malicious prosecution. On
the affidavit of Martin, Nicholson was
arrested on a msdemeanor charge. but
was discharged for the want of evidence.
The action was filed in the city court by
Cato V. Glover, attorney.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Or Soanlnffc.
70 G eaaetfsr orp6t al
Soget.
as6enbapn, %. Rop.
game SPrel


oerong aiten SeS o.lioen paa.
forte Ell zoo melem Iange q bier.
ringbro en- &rolie, Ser par lat paa
Sporet umiS5etsart ier 5ogets an,
torniT. Faa Sre!ias befanet is .
gansaroeioere. Den enc at oisie.
2eopogter g. SenieI1, bleo ligeenoe
haarot iaaret os er ieaera oe0 al fine
Saar: ben anoen, StationsEa'.er
SbomIen ira 91nge @oiSas1ssg, RI
ite fig eitrr Baaf9rslea % LOB i'm
@ei, men iaIot fort efter ON, og %
ma:; sae9t boiL a scr o6o.
&c nprmere Smitpnoig5eSes oeo
u.1ssea 'remitiGes isoriet iaaleoes /
ct Telegram | 9lftes ira Sierria9sre
iii J:it5. CIR:
20 ganearbejOere, 5srisn og
3homien fra 5nnge, par ! 9tf1ss poa
51olle antommen - Qierringbro
Station for at bente noget Weoicin
til ben enes ip9e Suitru, og be bao-
De beniat Sroljen paa ferite Sopeo-
ipor. boor De antog, at Eoget life
oiiSe ss-a re.
Sort for bet fioite 5ogs anfomit
neStf-n, hcnoe be raaet plnDs paa
3rolien for itrnfs eiter 3ogets Nm
fomit til Stationen, bporpeo Der
5..2c ri gane, at flinne fore tiIbage
til 9ange. ur:Soei6arr ier 15sst
bruie6e frem foran Stationen, 6.e0
Der rnabt til Dem, at De ifpnoiomit
maotte fomme at 0eien, oa Eoget
benptteoe beres Spor. De gap fig
ogino Itrafs | Serb meo at forIaoe
Eroljen, men bleD inobentet at 20
get, og al bette faitet til Gfbe, buor.
peo be blep iaa banrot fp9Ite0e | so.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

tolfeoe meo8arme oen9Grbeoigbeo og
Sengioenbeo, iom Stuoenterne nR.
rer for oeres gamlle gprer. Get
6ae, grofesioren oocereoe, par 10 Ell
al Dem, buor Der par Muligbeo for
megen @eniiigsforifel. men Brofes.
loren bnoOe oltio foritaoet at pplge
De Ennfter, bnor De fllnoe meoes.
5an taffeoe Brofesioren for, buao
ban bopoe u9ret for Stuoenterne %
snifeoe BAN 9pffe oe geliigneIie til
bans npe girfiombeo.
9pbt bepeget uotalte grofesior
Maoien en- fort Saf o9 inpitereoe
inmtlioe Stuoenter meo Jig iii Il.
Stem paa Rsrreoolo, boor De &C
en- fort 8io 100 Somopret meo Der
game Sprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

fonto $500 ar. 26 Gre, lluoerifu0
/ Albertis aasie: 2.2S4, 902 Ser. 56
Gre, %operfsrt til aIbertis aonto i
Fr:se.esSsei. 16J.Zo3 SIR. 81 Ere.
@%anoelstao: 1888, 1856 ar. 81 Gre,
9ifferencer paa @iIler & 9ileps af.
regninger Saloo paa aon1o: q
GOSSIP 81, 9ifferencer pan 8il.
Ter & Rileps Remisier: 85,305 ar..
9r9ferenceaftier / @. & d.: 99,9Gl
Gr. So Gre, Observation-Disclosures POS
5bompion: 6,256,397 ar.: ANDRE
9ersipefuiationer 2s3 BIB Str. oQ
enoeiig aortc fcr oSino": tt6,424
ar.
Seorigt bar al6ert; a.,Dnu bepa.
ret lit aooe 9nmsr, IS 81 @siesior
Se9ss ; @aar forebolot gam Sc fol.
ife G%egnifa6er, ioareOe ban meo al
oiftere felgenoe fomiitts S9tnineer
til Erotofoaen:
NJ. er fiar oUer, ar oiSie 9fesn-
ltaoer oGr aristi9e, ioet oct fife Al
p 2gnifaberne fremgif, at Be paa.
s@loen0e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ner life i%orelaa in ipecie men fn.;
oar reprpiss.ereSs Seo ct arau pao
Geititution."
Ter 95an9 odr ser isssss en- enc
tie Obligation Der life par iolgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Alberti.
Status, oa u
meIote Zig til Bolittet
as5ea6a5a, rs. 9top.

Hsoe.Da5sf, 70. 9top.
AsIesior Scbou mootog / @aar
frc Ger rensffaosfpnolge Meobiql.
Ger gtdtns ior SmsrefsporrTorenln.
az sr. g Sspt. 1908, altiaa ben
Dag, oa alberti melote fig til Bolt
tet.
Spgerelis.. p acsse. intereslant.
Den niler en- d9ffa g1saoer til ct
iauIer Se.ss - * 448, $50 ar. So
80 gftioer. Der fun uOgpr
lS.teoe Qr. 70 Gre, eGa- q In.
ssrifu0 5aa Is 304,134 str. So Ers.
Eer ...- nprmere paa Basiiper.
ne, oplGier De Jig / fslgenoe @elos-
potter: til Meierierne if1sSte Smsr.
rfspOrIioren;ass: 74A 492 Ser. y
Ers, til Sparefosis,s ~elminoeli9e
2onto. 1,o.4,o76 SIR. % Or. til
Spuls,a1a,,s Seperotfonto:
t.seeae Or. IA Ore. 5remoeles
DOR Der cDfert TlugersSs Sno0eta.
ggr III Sparefasien til ct 9eleb az
NE . 1878 548 SIR. 62
gre liant fingereoe 0oerfgrsIer til
StOrt gnnt : Sonoon 20 458.152
M. az Gre. 8isis GUNNER uogsr
alene l.771,473 Ser. 3S Ore, 9OorIlt
Ino utaa lagees be realiiereOe Spa
refng5e.O bIigationer, Der uogjoroe
7,472,999 Ser. 30 Gre.
Operfor oisie 1872 Niaioner
e-~ne-a @qlb families Der fun en-
r:=s- ge.~csie.
s~- Ter .~oot4t no:
RosieDe1a>=.re avs -..Sss.:: g.
n. 80 GRE; misunderstanding bcs
DosboIoer Olien: 378 Ser. 90 Ore;
nosIcbeboIonine bos SsieItsretslag'
f1rer Biilop, Der bapoe liggenoe
nsele Smsrpenee fra Girmaet Soip
1878 Qr., bcsuben inOeitoo bos Del
snaeIife Defielmnglerfirma Ebomp'
I'm 81 500 ar., % enoelig fanotes
& Gfoef Hanf @uloninenftier, oel
aabrog 1882 SIR.
Tlnoerffuo foroeler fig isprigt paf
kanenoe Ronti: u. albertis Brioat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Eiifup =. Waoiens Afifeo meb
Stnoenferne.
a~e6enbapn, %. Nop.


Brof. 9iifop Beoer Wooien bolot
| @aar FIN iioite 5orel9sning | Dog.
matif paa a%sbenbapns llniDerlIIei.
@eo Sfptninqen a. T--sl8sninqen
s-@. E-afs!5rsn sr .:ae Gale IL
@uoitoriet. 8an taffeoe for Samar-
bejoet, De ga.sse bnft og u0tolte, at
De aar ban bapoe tilbragI io1: o1-
rer peo asbenbapns llniDeriitet, ber.
te til De lpieite og ifsnneite | bans
2ip, aar, ban altio piloe minoes
meo @laoe.
9erefter traaote itu6. teol. Wos-
beef frem og ooerrafte profesioren
BEN forleoen omtnlte Noresie, iom
bar unoerifrepet at inmtlige teologi-
Ife Stioenter - $50 | Gal - og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

peoerne, at Den enc 0eoe paa Steoet,
meoens ben atoen isrit afgif peo d.
Den ct aparter efter. Ger blep ltrofs
tilfalot 99gs, men ban funoe intet
norette. 9igene bar / Rot Iigget pao
N%ierring6ro Citation.
Zen enc al arbeioerne. Sbomien,
eiterlnoer iig Suitru % 10 imoa
9srn oa Senien efterIaoer iis Silt
itru og 3 8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

ee gerioner er forleoen aften fIpgte.
oe fra Neutrality-suspicious. oeb9rei-
hinge.
8eo Stranoen itiol De en- 9na6 og
roche til 5offegrap, bpor De git
2nn0. 5or at fire Jig bapoe be ODER.
ifaaret 3 Selefontrnabe mellemS tou.
bp Central % Roienpolo. Baa an.
ftaIten bap6e De nemlis uotaIt, at De
uiloe begon ~sSnobriio poa Roiennolo.
Oct lpffeoes anitalten at foa 5or.
binoelie meo Serreosfontoret | Bier.
re. iom itrafs ienote en- getient ITO.
Der iammen meb en- Gel af geboerne
paagreb 3 of De oanosipage beo
9raoifoo. Senere nnbolotes 2
Smstsy. De onboIote ien6tes tilbage
til anitalten. Ger ual enonu ben
%. Roo. q 5ribeo.
Gptagelics. % Heoningsbjem /
NeItueo. Otter Sno6poeiie al ~glaa
aors" / RGitpeo aibo,S.es forleoen
aften ct Meoe, boor man orefteoe
Sper1smaalet ON aebet at @9ltgi.
oerooarOen yai,rteu" / @~rsnneaaOe
la SaSreta;aa Of ct ai5clbs. og
Neoninosbiem iuurme S.e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Eel npe Misiionsbotcl / Soriens.

LII hDc U~tteiipheDoiti | OUTFITS.
Der bleo inopiet forleoen, er opfsrt
otter 5egning at arfiteft 0orn | gen.
nemiert %nl9itiI. Zen itore bpioe
Spgnine, 5poT SrS9t aWisiionsbo-
tel" pranger / @ulobogita1er poa
Sori:oen. er Ell 0rpo for Sernbnne-
gaoe. Og m~Seenoig er SoteIlet tioss
I~sa-saHe % fomfortn6s!.t inOrettet.
30 en- Itatelig Opgan9 fouumes
man inc / Ell rgmmelie 8eitibule,
og op eennem belle 9pgningsa NOR
Jig eli -unmelig Erappegang, Der
iaar 9os eennem beie g;sSuer meo
mat 8las meo erenne 0toiaifprDoei.
ier.
Sra geitibulen ierer Gore mo iii
et aontor oe 5or5Grelie iamt til De
6pg9eil9t og itiiiu;0t .,3;terre1e &c.
iraurationsiofa.e- IS til @aoen. Cpl.
%ieialen lager | @aar0en; ben fan
ueo iterre Seiiig6e0er a5sioes, i0et
q, 5fillerum III aca.oret fan bort
taees.
Gpge -: etogerne er Der | alt %
8pfteDprelier, boornf 6 oot5site
9Ue Wnre(ierne pen0er / Sit oq Weit,
bar rlgenst 9ns o9 fomfcsta6elt llo-
itDt. Seloielgelig er 9ored5t 'oriDnet
meo ale ataaer.ie Sn0retninger, elef.
Iriif cps Gentraluorme, u. 8, %.
oeinoreta;.;s, 9usIeieioa 5is. Dope
fra oe epre 5toas- ~ ser en- prI1s
ZIG i;Siist IS oner gpeholm til ben
enc SIDE og IND ouer gperAt til Den
anoen.
9rnfnet peb Ssnins. Den % .Nop
err Der ifet en- iip6 m..3sts, Der foiteoe
en- 4j.aarig gsn-e- Ssns &csier
2ipet. San bar 6eifpirigei meo 9.
Itage en- Ssflnge mo III 2ano ! en-
Moie peo grsnsbsi Ssp9rf, oa ban
inubleoe. faIot | 0anoet og fom ino
anSer 5loeen. De surige arbeioere
ileoe itrofs til; men oa man lit pam
op, Dor ban oeo.
Gen afosoe efterlaoer iis SuitriI
og 6 gsrn, buoraf be 3 er ~ufonfir-
mereoe.
5lpsteSe aanbsiuase. 7 ~oanosioa'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14


gaitor Bang eiorOe aeoe for Bla.
men, for bpiIfeu Der bar goo Stem'
ming.
giipeinbpiclIc. gaa Miniiteriet for
Strife og Observation-Disclosures
Soreitiaing bar aongen biialoet. at
grofesIor, Or. teol. BWaOiensSno.
piplie til 9iifop ooer SiGIlanos
Stift nlna foreooa 2 Suleoag ben
26. December 3. g., og at Sno.
uielien maa foretages at 9iifop ooer
Qoaano-5aliters Stiff @egener.
Gn inbbringcnoc 2eDcOcj. Politiet
asbenbaon bar forleoen onbolot en-
pngre Mano, Ser bnb0e ifaffet iig
en- mem oe inobrineet0e 5orretning
meo at Ieie Gpfler og itrofs efter
at ofbqnoe Dem peo Sinlp al falife
Gsbebeoiier.
s BET fsrite 5orbsr tilltoo ban Jig
ifpIoig / % af ben Slags georage.
rier.
gn6ofot S%onbcfanser. Yaa EN-
9eoprtning I 9pbaon, asbenbaon,
6apoe en- 9onoefnnger ben %. Roo.
~Itiitet 9efenotifab meo en- Semano,
ser / goo Gro bopOe f%ortalt BAN, at
ban baooe aft fit Sei itnnen0e pan
en- 9euertnino / Rprbeoen.
9onoefongeren benptteoe fig beraf
til at laoe zig S6iet uoleOere peo
Sielp af Ell meobrnot 5eooel, ifelge
6pilfen ban ifuIoe 6ringe Sa9erne
ON 9oro t Sfibet. 6pis 9eiptnine
Seman0en tilbsrte.
"a 9eOraaeriet opoaaeoes. bar
9onoeidneeren f%oriOumoen fra apar'
teret, men oa Fan bite fig Der paanp,
blep ban greben 90 gif Itrafs til BE.
feuoelie.
Ssmanoens gienoele bapoe ban
iolot oe ipiret 9crgetle op.
ariitcligt Solfcbibliotef 5orlags.
magniinet / asbenbaun bar nnoer
oo%enitoaenoe 5eaestitel paabe9nnot
llogipelien Of en- Rpffe Sooeoperfer
al ben friitelige 2itteratur / biaige
6oIfeuogaoer. 5 milibre emo en-
Maoneo er Der iolet 10000 al Bis
ie Bigger, iom uomGrfet egner iig til
Suleganer. 9egerne er tiloels bear
beioeoe af gaitor o. Wiiniter og for.
ipneoe mco 5ororo nf paitor q.
Sornbecb, Snoien, og aomtesie s.
anutb.
Statslaanet. 3otiebilos Glib til
Sanmarf. 5 5inansminiteriet Der.
ifer Der itor 5ilfreosbeo meo Orb
ninaen al oet npe Statsloan. Man
timber, at De 9etineelier, Der er OBJ
nooeoe, er ualminoeIig gunltige,
DER mangler Blot eet | at @l9oen
finoe oGre fulofommen, og oct er,
at 2aanet life bar funnel Itrpffe Jig
ouer lGneere lib emo ct aar.
: gnalanb og Epifla1o er Dis
fontoen for Chen ben ianme lom
Der. nemlig 8 psf, og Der er ti9ppe
nogen, ser bapoe t9nft iig Wuligbe'
Den al at iaa ielo en- laa betpoelis
Gun iom Is MiGioner aroner I'M
Der 4 pot. De iuouie0e amer oct
Oo ogiaa JON ct tort SelO, at Dis
fontoen nj er eresie. re- :! 2A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

gaftor Bang oioroe Reoe for gla-
men, for buiIfen Der bar goo Stem.
ming.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26
HAWAII AND THE
JAPANESE ISSUE

Springfield Republcan-The vital
Hawaiian interest in the Japanese labor
supply for the sugar plantations is
probably responsible for the Hawaiian
Legislatures joint resolution against
anti-Japanese laws on the continent Of
America. There has been an agitation
for increased pay among the coolies
and a general strike threatened, but
the labor situation may speedily i'm
prove If the Hawaiian Senate adopts
the resolution passed by the House.
Hawaii, it il well TO remember is a
United States territory, but there is
certain oddness to one on the mainland,
several thousand miles away, in the
reference of the Hawaiian resolution to
"the Legislatures of neighboring
states.' Hawaii is not so far away
as it used to be, when there was no
submarine telegraph across the Pacific,
not to mention the wireless, but "the
neighboring states" and "some sec
tions of this country" are expressions
that leap over the watery waste in
rather surprising style. 1t is true, how
ever, that Hawaii is as much a part
of "ths country as New Mexico.
Some people regret that the islands
were given Territorial form of gov
eminent, since it brought them a step
nearer to statehood. and no one on the
continent wishes to see population
like that of Hawaii become a state in
the Union.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26
WHEN HER BACk ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Honolulu women know how the achea
and pains that come when the kidneys
fail make life burden. Backache, hip
pains, headaches, dizzy spells, distress.
ing urinary troubles, all tell of sick
kidneys and warn you of the stealthy
approach of diabetes, dropsy and
Brlght's disease. Doan S Backachs
Kidney Pills permanently cure all
these disorders. Hore's proof of it in
Honolulu woman 3 words:
Mrs. Emma Vieira, of King street,
Honolulu, Hawaii, says: "For three
or four years my back ached terribly,
in fact so bad that could not describe
the misery endured. j finally receiv.
ed relief through the use of Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills, procured at the
HOLSTER Drug Co. l heartily recon-
mend this remedy to anyone having
backache or other kidney disorders.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at fifty cents per box (six boxes $3.50
or will be mailed on receipt of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26
SALT LAKE ELKS
MAY VISIT US
CFrom Thursday. Advertiser,

(from Thursday = Advcriiscf.l
Honolulu may just as well get busy
and prepare 10 receive big herd OF
Elks next winter, for salt Lake Elk
is down in Honolulu looking over the
pastures and sizing up the situation TO
make report on his return in about
month from now. Frank r. Collins,
of Salt Lake City, an Elk and promi-
ncnt man of Zion, arrived here last
week on a pleasure trip and inciden.
tally to investigate the prospects for
big excursion.
"The Salt Lake Elks are a bunch OF
mighty good fellows said Mr.. Collins
yesterday, "and they take trips here
and there almost every year The last
time they went over to Los Angeles,
about 500 people making the trip. Now
they want to do something bigger and
have practically decided that trip 10
Honolulu will be just the thing.
There is a very large matter about
transportation to and from the Islands,
which will have to be solved first, how
ever. We want to ascertain whether
we can get accommodations for a big
crowd on one of the regular passenger
boats, or whether we will have to char
ter u steamer. We want to know
whether it will be possible for us to
get return transportation to the Coast
just when we want to go. That a. all
very important.
1.-The arranging of side trips around
the islands, find, will be easy Of ac-
complshment. think the Utah Elks
and their friends who make this trip
will be delighted. Several hundred
people will come if it is finally decided
to go ahead with the proposition.
"Honolulu has two very good friends
in Messrs. Calvin and Bancroft, the
two railroad men who were down hero
recently, and Mr.. Burley, the Oregon
Short line official who, l understand,
was here a few years ago.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee is taking up the excursion
matter with Mr.. Collins, and the local
Elks of Lodge No. GIG will be asked
to take up the matter of entertainment
should the excursion be decided upon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26

from the new income tax becomes avail.
able. Makekau thought it would be
well to give the matter a little more
thought and got his wish.
House Bill III, relating to stamp
revenue, passed second reading.
House Bill 1877, relating to the dis.
posal of funds from the sale of Public
Lands passed first reading as did House
Bill l52, providing a penalty for fraud
in real estate conveyances.
An invitation was received from the
executive committee of the Anti.Saloon
League inviting the members of the up
per house to meeting to be held Sat
urday evening for the purpose of dis.
cussing the liquor traffic.
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Miss Dora Saunders, daughter of Cap
tain Saunders of the Pacific Mail Com
pany, departed for home yesterday. Her
mother preceded her several months ago
on the Alameda.
SSesSsSesSssSseSSSS SeSSsSSeSSsSSs>ssS>
the survey department, when the head
could draw $3.50 for one job and $25
for the other, which would get around
the requirement of the Organic Act
that there should be the two positions.
Shingle stated that now, owing to
lack of unison between the two depart
ments, the work of the public was Of
ten delayed.
No vote was taken on this item how
eveh the committee rising at four
0 clock.
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INTENTION sRssIoN.

There was no quorum in the House
when the Speaker raped for order
after the noon recess. and the sergeant.
alarms got busy rushing honorable
TO hear an invitation from the Anti.
Saloon League read. This invited the
members TO be present ut the annual
meeting Of the league tonight at 1880,
when "some Of the perpleNing prob.
lens growing ont of the liquor traffic
will be discussed by some of our lead,
ing citizens The invitation was
signed by John W. wadman, president
of the league.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26

On second reading, Ccclho's fishery
hill was referred 90 the Police and
Health Committee. other bills read aud
referred being House Bills 1853. i57.
100. l6i and l62, aud Senate Bills 100,
nG. % and oE
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Revived a Good Bill.

House BIZ 30, to provide for the ap'
pointment instead of the election Of
deputy sheriffs, which had been killed
the day before, was resurreeted on mo-
ton of Cohen and passed a second
reading. This bill does not apply TO
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Honolulu. another similar bill 20 pro
Vide the same boom 81 This county hnV.
ing been haNkcd htound among the
Oahn Republican members without
anyane being found willing tu intro
ance it.
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WIN See the Mortars.

An invitation to the members 10
visit the fertilization works at Dia.
mond Head, from Major Winslow,
Corps of Engineers, was read as the
first matter of business yesterday
morning. The communication stated
that a pass for the members was sent
on the understanding that they de.
sired to see the Fort Ruger guns, This
was referred to the Military Commit.
tee to make the necessary transporta-
| ton arrangements.
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When the item of the salary Of the
Commissioner of Public Lands was
reached through the tangle, Single
moved to cut 1t to $3.50 month. ex-
planning that it was the plan to con-
solidate this department and that Of
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overworked and underpaid.

A petition signed by nfty-three
teachers was presented under sus'
pension of the rules by Nakaleka. The
petition urged the Legislature to ap'
propriate appropriately for the schools
and that "to reduce the salaries of
an already overworked and uuderpaid
body of faithful public servants would
be an act of the greatest injustice to
them.
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BIN is Deferred.

Senate Bin lis was deferred until to.
day on the motion of Senator Make
kau. The bill provides for the main
tenanee of the Department of Agri-
culture and Forestry out of the general
fund of the Territory until the money
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One Appropriation Bill Passed.

Senate Bill So, the Additional APP
preparation Bill, carrying $s0,613.O9,
was read third time.
Kaniho Objects to War and Lobbying.
Senate Bill 81, an Act relating to