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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
SHORT WEIGHT SCANDAL.

NEW YORK, october 21.-More GUS
toms scandal was disclosed here yester-
day as the result tot the investigations
that have been going on since it was
discovered that the sugar trust had
cheated the government out of large
amount of duties. The proof of further
cheating was given yesterday when a
weigher in the local customhouse told
how for the past eight years the gov
eminent had been losing money
through fraudulent weighing in the in
terests of importers.
The disclosures affect a number of
prominent importers and it is expected
that arrests and prosecutions will begin
at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
sUFFRAGETTE ARRIVES.

NEW YORK, October 21.-Mrs.
Parkhurst, the English suffragette lead
err, who has served Jail sentence and
otherwise proved herself martyr to
the cause in England, arrived here yes
terday to lead a suffragette campaign
in America.
1t is expected that Mrs. Parkhurst
will drill American seekers after
woman's suffrage along the belligerent
lines adopted in England, where noisy
Interruptions in meet
ings, screaming in the Parliament dur
ing sessions and other things are the
fashion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
RHEUMATISM.

More than nine out of every ten cases
of rheumatism are simply rheumatism
of the muscles, due to cold or damp
weather or chronic rheuatism. In such
cases no internal treatment is requir-
ed. The free application of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is all that Is needed,
and it is certain to give quick relief.
For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
CHAMBERLA1N.s PAIN BALM.

You will hunt a good while before
you find a liniment that is equal to
Chamberlains Pain Balm. In cases OF
and sciatica it relieves
the intense pain and makes sleep and
rest possible. Soreness of the mus
cles, swellings and lameness are quick
ly relieved by it. For sale by all deal
ers, Benson Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21

zine Joh Printing. star OfncA,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21

ELLlOT-LAING-At Twelfth avenue,
Kalmuki, on Monday, October IS,
by the Rev. Doremus Scudder, DID,,
William Elliot, Eleele, Kauai, to
Mary H, Laing, Harwick, Roxburgh-
shire, Scotland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
PAIR OF BREAKS.

Fred-Miss Epson is nothing if not
consistent
Joe-What's the explanation?
Fred-I was engaged to her for a
time, but when she discovered 1 was
broke she Immediately broke the en-
gagement.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-21
CAN THIS BE TRuE2

after ALL queried the maiden fair,
what is MARRIAGE"
Marriage" replied the young ma
iron, is the process by which a wo-
man deprives herself of an escort"
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: NOTICE OF MoRTCAGEEs.AaIL,E:.

Z Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by Barnett Canter2s
and Fraida Canter; his wife nortgagors; to The L
Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society," AZ
corporation. mortgagee, dated the lat day Of De-
cember, 1907 and filed for record in the Office az
the Register of Deeds of the County OF Ramsey
and State of North Dakota on; the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1903 and recorded In book 80 OF MORTGAGES
at page 347 will be forclosed by sale of the pra-
ises in such mortgage and herenaft ter described
at the front door Of the Court House III the City
OF North Dakota at the hour of ten o'clock A. h.
on the 26th day Of june 1909 to satisfy the AMOUNT
due upon such mortgage on the dayof sale The.
premises described in such mortgage and witch
will be sold to- satisfy the same are described as
follows: Those certain premises situated in the
County OF Ramsey and State of North DOkota and
known and described as the Northeast uuartey 81
Section Twenty one and the Northeast quarter Of
Section Twenty-Five all In Township One Hund-s
red Fffty-seven North in Range Sixty-three
West together with all the hereditarnents and an
purtenances thereunto belonging COR in any wise
There will be due on such mortgage at the date;
OF sale the sum Of S2208s5 besides the costs and
expenses OF sale and the attorneys fees allowed
ny law. the mortgages having elected to declare
Ihe Wnole Indebtedness secured by such MORTGAGE
due by reason of the mortgagors failure tos pay
zen que on December 1st 1908 and mortgagors
scribed.
Dated May 10. 1903. .l
AHE JEWISH AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
AID SOCIETY, MORTGAGES s1AAs
Mortgagee. 80
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SzYNSa9NSSSsS35Hs 1S3$ns13ESsZS
Ms2$SEAsSsIss;2S sSglSSglSl!

further and more effective prosecu-
tons could be carried on. The attor-
ney general, in his address before the
New York Bar association, two weeks
ago, gave the clue to the Taft cam
paign. With the experience learned
in the Roosevelt administration the
cases against the trusts will be push
ed where the department of. justice
is sure Of it's grounds. :: Other cases
brought upon evidence < since pro
nounced as practices within the law
will be withdrawn. Thus the forces
Of the government will We concentrat-
ed upon recognized violators-and
those only.
The labor of educating the country
into watchfulness is over. It is posi-
BILE now to let the prosecution proceed
in quiet and with celebrity. Mr..
Roosevelt performed the labors of the
pioneer. His successor has assumed
other labors and has need to use 9th
er tools. 800 = e.
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81 There could be no greater waste Of
time and energy than the remaking OF
the tariff Id q manner to renew and
increase and intensify the demand for
lower duties. \:
N: Weary Of extorti onate rates which
I'll the pockets Of the few, strugg Cling
against; a cost Of living, already intoler-
ably high and promising to go higher,
the people will hardl u accept an in
crease in rates as anSansWer to their
demands or look hopefully forward
when the only prospect iss for promises
certain to be broken. 5S#$ MI !.
] It is necessary that President Taft
exert his influence to have the tariff
rates lowered in the tariff bill as
finally enacted, IT, he falls ii this II
will be incumbent upon him to veto
the BILL If the tariff bill IS: enacted
along the lines now promise ed we may
look for change in the political com
plexion of the House of Representa-.
tives two years hence, with the posi-:
bility of a Democratic president two
years later. The only safe path fol
the Republican Congress tos follow is
to redeem their pledges Tor tariff re,
vision downward. go "
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the case makes II plain She yond quess-.
ton that at least one of the oose's;
.velts policies has had very close
call for reversal, contrary to the pled-
ges Of the wishes Of President Taft.
Following the check placed by Mr.:
Ballinger activities. the Cons rVation
commissio has filed q preliminary re-
port touching upon the plans Of the
great combinations of5 capital IN the
east to secure 4 a complete monopoly
of water power through out the west,
forming a menace 81 Into erable Inter
ference with the life Of the people. saSs
President Taft is demonstrating his
keen apprecia alton Sof the fact that the
interests involved in@S the conservation
of the nations resources are the PEG.
pies interests, and that the future
prosperity OF the country very largely
depends upon the walton q
these resources on scientific lines. j
is a cheering reinsurance the Presi
dent offers to the Northwest and the
West that he prop poses to follow the
policy of his pred ecessor and protect
the people IN their rights in the ma
tural wealth Of the country Pau
Dispatch. 15 J
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THE ILLINOIS WATERWAY.

AS might be expected from the i'm
portance of the subject the Illinois
Legislature has taken up the construc-
tion of a deep waterway from the pre-
sent southern end of the Chicago
Drainage Canal to Utica, the head Of
navigation on the Illinois River i for
which purpose the voterssof the state
last fall approved the issue OF $780,
100000 in state bonds In part, the
deep channel is intended to furnish
water power, the revenue from which
source will pay off the bonds in the
course of fifteen or twenty years, and
yield. large permanent income for
the state. From Utica southwark the
National Government will be asked to
deepen the Illinois River. which can
be done chiefly by simple dredging.
With at least fourteen feetsfrom Chi
cago to st. Louis the deep waterway
to the gulf will be assured. -, s r:
Both branches of the Illinois sLegis-
lature are getting DOM 10 earn
est work on this great Improvement
Nothing can be gained by delay. When
the state completes this link between
Lockport and Utica the State Of ILL
nois and its chief city will have shown
their practical faith in#the. lakes-to-
gulf deep channel by having built
nearly hundred miles of it in the
section most remote from the sea.
Congress will do the rest beyond rea-
sonable doubt. President Taft has
placed himself on srecord,Sas to the
policy of issuing government bonds
for wise waterway Improvement Now
is the. time for@Il'inois to act. Its
stake in great Inland waterways and
ports is enormous. - :, !. n.y. ~
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CLOSE Gall FOB @ q THE
oosEvELT.s POL icIEs. 4,

Mr. Clifford Pinchot's authorized
statement that President Taft Ii Ia
thorough accord with the forest and
conservation policies inaugurated by
his decessor, while re- assuring To
the friends of those two great move
1naents, was less effective al removing
.appre hension than the emphatic &c.
tion taken bys the presto lent Id calling
q halt on the ctionary plan of secre.
tary Ballinge ser, ~ the INT rior Depart
ment N nuIIify the conservation
safeguards thrown around more than
5000 Oo, \ aceFs Of western lands by
President Roosey eIt, ssor the protecs
.tlcn Of their mineral sdiepoelts ana
water posaibiliti ea.
tsecretarg sallinger,s expla nasson of
big course does not appear til be clear
explicit but tns development 81
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TRUST PROSECUTIONS.

1t was tremendous inheritance of
litigation that was left to Mr.. Taft's
administration. Not another OF the
executive departments is entering up
on such excessive .1abors as that of
Secretary Wickersham's, Cases of
Importance are to be- fought, cases
involving not merely all the intricate
and: disputed points of the antitrust
laws; but the life Of those prohibitory
acts as well. 8 .*5 .1 X 4. Professionalism 4.
Sixty or seventy actions are in
course of trial or are docketed for
trial "A within few, months. The
Standard Oil company will come In
for a big part of the bombardment.
The great combination OF, steam rail-
roads and electric lines in New Eng
land Is under fire, The powder trust
must answer for its existence. Harri-
mans railroad may have to undergo
reorganization If the government wins
| its pleas. Prosecutions of violations
Of the Elkins law are pending against
railroads and other corporal Ions. The
department Is also called upon to
prove the constitutionality OF the en-.
ployers' liability act. s5$.3s
The President will have attained
great credit for his administration II
these cases are carried through with
speed and efficiency. They viii prove
Of immense value to him when he
presents his candidacy four years
hence for another term ins the execu.
tive mansion. rs
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PUBL FOR PROTECTED in
). STRtES. 3S $5$2 ~ ,s

The Atlanta Constitution proposes
"a system publicity in respect to the
affairs Of those Industries which are
There issEnothlng unreasonable in
favored by a protective tariff "
this demand The method now in
vogue is too loose. "a method now in
OF the Industries goes before the Com
mittee on Ways and Means of the
House Of the Finance Committee Of
the Senate, and tells the legislators
that he wants. Generally he gets it,
and IN any case there Is no real IN
yestigation. The plea of poverty is
accepted practically without question:
When an applicant for charity asks
for, aims, elligent charity organi-
zation will give him aid on the
strength Of his own testimony only.
Inquiry Isl set on foot, and If. he Is
deserving, that Is, IL he is really q
pauper5 and cannot live without aims,
he is fed and sheltered. Why does a
different rule prevail among Industrial
enterprises which plead poverty be
fore COMPRESSION commit es, Al and
beg for government guarantee. or
reasonable profits r: sEss..s5 n
The proposal shocks the sense Of
propriety Of people accustomed to
think that 4 mans private affairs
ought not 70 be made the subject Of
public inquiry. But these beggars for
protection waive the right to privacy
when they allege their poverty as
ground for q demand for governmental
support Let them prove heir poverty
by the evidence of skilled accountants
who cannot be led astray by the hard
luck stories that are often very I'M
pressive when addressed to the com
Gmittees.
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- ? .G-t-lIs- :. ~ Z.
!, ORDINANCE NO. Ill,

An ordinance establishing grade on
the following streets and .evenue with
in the City Of Devils Lake, N. Oak. y, &
Be It ordained by the city council of
the City of Devils Lake, N. Oak, that
grade be established at the several
points hereafter designated, in feet
and fractions thereof, by numerals
hereafter stated, above city datum: Z
School Avenue. %..$' It \
School Avenue at its intersec- 81 :s
ion 18th Ninth street., :. 91.40
Tenth Street -. ~ ! - $500
300 feet north from Tenth Street $500
]. N sss.si5:s5 Kelly Avenue. *. + , -#s
Kelly Avenue at its intersection, : +
with South side Tenth street 80
North side Tenth street. -. 91.00
300 feet north from Eighth .ss5 5: Il
street --------ii,- . - ? :. ~ 92.7O
300 feet: north from Tenth
street .s.. XII. - 90
Arnold Avenue. \: +
Arnold Avenue at Its tnterse +.
5tion with (, Tenth street. 49, 90
300 feet north from Eighth 60;
!. street 1859 91.OO
3O0 sfseetsnorth from Tenth street 84.00
Flint Ayenue: - +"
| Flint Fiji Avenue at its intersection =
with Tenth street. = = :: - 86.40
2oO feet 81 north = from Eighth . 7>:s.:; !
T.. street - ---a -: 80 $3.50
300 feet north from Tenth street 84.OO
his ordinance shall take effect and
4 be enforced from and after its pass.
1 age, approval and publication.
First Reading May 3, 1909. :.
Second Reading May Ia, 1909.
/ Is Approved May IA, 1909. ':::@5'~., =
e, s$fI r. 3 NJ. WHITMAN n -.
Attest: OLE .SKRATAss,
II: 1.5s, - City Auditor.
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ALL BILLS COLLECTED MONTHLY.
MAY 81, 1909.
SENATORS AND INCOME,

In the event the income tax ia
adopted by the present congress to
furnish the revenues which the tariff
bill cannot provid e-without clashing
with the republican platform-it Is of
interest to note, says the Fargo
Forum, that the United States senate,
which is not inaptly called ''the mill.
ionaires' club"-will furnish no small
fractional part of the ACQUIRING re-
ceipts.
For there are at least twenty-five
wearers of the toga whose wealth is
expressed in more than six figures.
Senator Guggenheim heads the list.
So great is the wealth of this rich
that the amount of his check to the
this measure-if adopted-win be
government under the operations of
strain upon his resources. The fud.
little short Of 100000.
Next comes Senator Stephenson, of
for his reelection the round sum Of
100000 without feeling the least
strain upon his resources. The fun.
eral treasury will get from him an ad.
ditional 100000.
Senator Elkins, of West Virginia
will be put under tribute for 500, 900
Senator Aldricn, of Rhode Island,
will be required to pay something
like $4,000.
Senator Kean, of New Jersey, will
"get off light" with $4,000.
Senator DUPONT, of Delaware, will
be taxed; to the extent of $4,000. -
And Senators Bourne, Newlands,
Depew and Wetmore will have no
right to sdemur if they are fined s15,.
! 900 each. ...--'.'s .-..s,=5 =.
T 81 Seventeen other senators must also
be included in the millionaire list
They are: Nixon, OF Nevada; Hale
of Maine; Bulkley, of Connecticut;
Crane, of Massachusetts,; Bailey, Of
Texas; Martin, of Virginia; Richard.
son, Of Delaware; William Alden
Smith, Of Michigan; Briggs. Of New
Jersey; Owen Of Oklahoma; Penrose,
of Pennsylvania; and smoot, Of Utah.
Strange to say, some Of the senators
favor an income tax. s=>& a2., y~= .:5
5 !: Without discounting the patriotism
Of OF this method of meeting the de.
I m ~ Of Uncle Sam to the vexatious
I operations Of an amended .tariR bin
with too many variations In the ache.
5sdule; and for political reasons few Of
the senators will dare to vote against
the income tax II It. passes the house
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THE ANTl.TRus 7 CAMPAIGN t,.I


The policies Of the TAFT administra-
ton II the matter Of trust prosecu.
lions differ TAR less from those of the
Roosevelt administration than the
country has recently been led to be.
iieve.
During President Rooseyelt's seven
years the task % dealing with the
trusts was largely educational. ii
was necessary, for one thine, ID awak-
zen the people TO the need of curling
mono olies. The Sherman law Was
little understood BIZ the courts and
the raiIroads ana trade combinations
had ignores II: they had chosen, ID
net iaas not 70 read II A good dsa1 III
ninary litigation WAS Required iii
order % gain "a md standing oa tie
law and ID ol5tain rulings ssposs which
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NOTICE. OH EARN 6 ,PEi CA
q TON FOR DRUGGISTS PERM
State Of North Dakota, GcInt y Of Ram

State Of North Dakot e'clllt g sof Tam
= sey, So.
\ In Dls.7z.. Ct Il CO all sseco- Judicial
District. Ii:
+ Pursuant to an order Of this Court,
made on the 18th day of May, 1902
Notice Is hereby given thai on sstnei
18th day Of July, 1909, at 10 O'clock
in; the forenoon of that day, at the
Chambers Of the Judge of said Court,
$atE The County Court. House, III The
City of Devils Lake, Ramsey County,
North Dakota has been appointed by
the Judge Of this court as the time
and place for hearing the petition of
A. M. Bond, of the city of Devils Lake
in said Ramsey County for the grant;
ing to him of Druggist IS Permit Ito
sell for med ical, scientific 5mechanical7
and sacramental purposes, malt, vim.
GUS. spirtuons, fern ed or other In:
toxicating liquors at No ]. 81 81, til ST.
on Lot is, Of Bl lock 22 %, In the City: OF
Devils Lake, Count Of Ramsey, State
of North Dakota 81 when and where
any person interested In the granting;
Of said petition may appear and con
test the same under the provisions Of
the law, and they viii be heard.
Dated Devils Lake, North Dakota
this 18th day Of May, 1908. Sss
/ !, 4: 80 OHM r.. COWAllT,
% 81 %5 Judge Of the District Court
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FOR WHOM is THE. TARIFF BEING
REVISED?

ira session of Congress called to re-
wise the tariff? For the consumers
surely. The manufacturers were not
complaining that the Dingley rates
were too low; the people were COM
planning that they were too high. The
Dingley rates were no doubt appro-
pirate at the time they were enacted
into law, but they have remained ar
changed too long. We, with the ma
jor;ty of the people Of this country,
believe in a protective tariff, but not
in = high protective tariff. The=ma-
jority Of the people consider that the
proper tariff is one which equaltzes
the cost Of production here and abroad
plus reasonable profit to the manu-
far t,lrer, The Dingley rates, however,:
not only do that at the present time
but do more; they exact from the peo-
pie an unreasonable profit for the
manufacturer, and by so doing they
have caused our once "baby indus
tries" to grow into trusts and mono
poles. And now, according to the
Payne bill passed by the; House and
the Aldrich bill pending in the Senate,
we are threatened with yet higher,
rates. The trouble with the high pro
tectiye policy is that it. demands more
toll from the consumer and wage earn
err than is warranted. y s .5$%: -, -
The people of the country are will
ing that the tariff should be such a
one as will produce an adequate re-
venue for the government, but this
could be best attained by lowering the
tariff chedules-for which pupose the
extra session of Congress was called.
Taft stood on that principle in his
campaign. He with the majority Of
the people of the country want the
tariff lowered all along the line. If It
lis true that the necessary revenue
would not be raised from the import
asi !" - = ~, =" ~ s. II s y.
ponsress snou,u hoe Ialse 1ne tran,
~ eua.. NY iaW e lhsolue ~ ana
z an inherltance taA. ouf lrus " ana l
o..es.. - - 80 pASsso'to.-
~ uen g Z. aeas.' snes 81 can
.aa pe1le.on 49, 1870 soous'
!, :. - asulael ana Wase sa e..
nase " pensnes :, s ioWetea tarin y
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Bids For Construction q 7sIdeW y, 4;

Bids For Construction Of Sidewalk
zs Bids stating price per square foot
'of sidewalk structed In tile walk;
70 be laid In conformity with the City
g Ordinances. now In force, Will be re- re-;
ceived by the City Auditor until June
9TH, 1903 a certifie d Check for $4,000
ana q 2 bond IA the sum Of $1,000 must
accompany each bid for the faithful
performance OF contract If secured
# The Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. hi
= BY order Of City Council.
4 Dated Devils Lake, May 18Th III 9O9.
OLE sKRATASS, s
s s5 City Audi tor..g#
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Bids For CONSTRUED lion 81 street cross.
N: nos. S$E

5 BIOS IDS stating price per square foot
81 crossings ODE laid fl conformity
1 Of q City rdinances and under. tie al.
.rection Of the City neer, VIII 80
received by. the City Auditor until
June 7th, 1909 certifi fed Check, zfoIrr
$oe. oO and a bond II the sum Of $4,000
for the faithful performance of COZ.
tract Il secured g ~ must accompany each
bid.
US The Council reserves the risl,t5 u
reject any or all bids
Ell ~ order Of the City Council
Dated May1 Sth, 1908.
OF 10 SKRATAss, sss
City Audit
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alley in said city, is hereby declared

= IA,
a nuisance. = -. sfs,s II ., IN. ..$.:
E5a Section 2. ANY person maintaining
such nuisance for a period of 5 days
after being notified in writing by the
Chief of Police Of said city to abate
and remove the same shall be punish
ed by a fine of not less than $500 nor
more than $1,000 for each day said
nuisance is maintained thereafter
Section 3. All ordinances in con
flict herewith is hereby repealed: i
Section A.. This ordinance shall take
effect: and be in force from: and after
dts passage, approval and pub Hcation
#. First Reading May 3,S1909. t.s3g; +. s.r&
Second Reading May IA, 1909. . 3
Approved May IA, 1909 4 ~ IL :, $ ;,
| F. N. WHITMAN. s - r. Ss ~ .sS
s. ! Attest. OLE: sKRATAss, s
-. =. 5E&$s,N -. AUDITOR
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For that persistent cough which 30
often follows an attack Of the grip
chamb erlain's Cough Remedy has,
proven remarkably successful. Pleas
ant to take. %