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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-14
9oDernor's Biennial Message 70 .Solons
Recommend Somewhat Drastic Lars

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~ s..,s,.s, 80. .aro.toa = ma,
,ot,,.,,, ,s.,,ot - l,h,o r,,yar : gains,
so,,a,.s,, !. ~ a.sar no,,ntion Pho.
III, a.. - asna,,a sha1, he IN.
-, ,,,,esa 40 ~ mora of rhe
- - ,a,,,as i nor,tc,nate IN this
,.,,.sa,,aa.,s, .hat, .n,,n;nt a COM
n,,ss,on -. AZ. ,,,rnnse and pro.
,,iss, ,...,,a. .ha. a,I' dishnr sements
sh.1, No ,,naar no control and sub.
80. = no .,nrroyo1 a. tho governors,
q, aa,,,n,ana action nv Won ana
a.. ~, a,nnowor tho covarnor of
MI stato ~ an,o;nt = commission
! ~, ,,,,h ,,ose az tho other states
), -, ~ = "a onnrorr,ate money for ths
EXPENSES thereof"
Game and Fish.
A,,an,;on ;s callea ia the recent
aa.,s,;on ~ tho state snnreme conrt
.whtch ..knocked ont orr family law
rasnect,ng the preservation of game
ana asb " ire law ,beinp declared void
,hecs,,se !, nrovided that the fines
collected sbould no to the dennty
game wardens. He calls attention
to the creation Of commission on
the subject and Its work invites care
ful consideration and then makes the
following reonest.
II respectfully request Won to
make appropriation to nav the mem
hers of the commission on the con-
OF natural resources. the
on good roads. and this
commission on game and fish laws.
for their time and EXPENSES,
Highways.
t,star co,,,na o++ant,o, - h;s ~.
noin+,no comm;ss,on ~ assis, a.
h;gbw,v insnector nc rasolyaa 81 nc
~ tho sta,a Read i, Trada
IN clarrs,,,,e ara avnrass,na Az
fe,r thot ~ noonIo wo,,a stan. -
l,ui,a. ro,5s haforo ,hay wa-a raas,.
Covarnor n,wso, s,vs.
.Tba-nrob,am NO. two ,h.sas
MAN ana means Firs+ ~ shou,a
M. ot,ann. u s,a,a ,,,,,,,,,. ,,.,, ~,
baye thoro,sh,. nr,a.;a,, ~.
wb;ch ;nc,ndes etI,c,an. aynart s,,a,
attendance The m,,,,ne ~ woods 4,
nrofossion o,nost On arr. havoc
few nersons ara c,n,,la NJ do;n. :,
..Irndar tho nresant svs,an ~,
move money wa sno,a ~ no,sa !,
will, he off. rndar any otho, s,s,an,
not +, hioh daoraa ,r.ot;,ai ~,
came resnlt wonld follow = nv
tain extan+ THO second ,,asa o.th,
nrob,em e who,a IN 80, ~ ,,a.a,
Good roads Iika ali ot,ar 80,
tbin.s cos+ ,no,av rha No., -.
" favoraa & .hat n,;o, ~. 49,.
adonted into onr ,res schoo, svstar,s
Tho comhin;nr a. s,a.a .,d an, ,aaa,
funds. sin ,he ones.ion artsas
n,,ora 49, ~ - -. 1850 .,.a a'.sss'
.,,o 49, 49,, -. 10 80 60
lent system will provide for tho
of the roads after thew
are built. I'VE should lefrn from Inc
railroads, that it rsonires constant
attention to keen roads in condi-
ton. "a defect should ,he mondaa
as soon as discovered for here IN.
deed a stitch in time saves MINI A
good road will soon become = had
one, unless If is nronerlv looked, af.
Ter. II is the elements that do
stroy orr roads mora 5than tha r,aa,,
of vehtcles unon ,ham ana ,h,,
neciallv trne IN i, bi,,y etato ill., 49,.
Another ser;ors nroh,am, =, t,s ~, oa's'
or location ~ roads i, ,.o,,,s ~ 80 ~
advis, b,e q snan, =, 49,. .,,,... :. -.
Of m, rosds nna, t 80, "pon '.'aas
't' PlSsSH. ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-14

p any person having d rich
base amount specified in tie
been paid by purchaser. his 4
per cent per annun from 4
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-14

IA: W. Berry, Of Tlatwoods, Is a
business caller IN the city "a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-14

G. =. REF4AuvER
clerk Y $. D. c.. n. D. W Va.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Die bel9iibe Sprade.

Gls Sas rrteriheibenoe &ennsei.
den oes @c[gicrS bat Der gerfaiier
heS 8antagrilel Die ildmiide Spre'
DIE be3eiNnet. 4onirg ldBt ct an Gp.-
Itemon iif in bel9iider Sprofe",
Ous beibt IN ildmii6 wenOen nit Den
8orten: &ecre. it fan iprefc amber
qeen taele ban ferIten tael. IlS SprGs
die Ser 9eI0ier bottc Der SetretGr Deg
erasmus, ser airs 2coe bel slIoit &c.
biirtiqe uno IpGter tad) 2pOn Der.
idlloqeue Sildrius gertbolt &abelais
bas 6ldmiite pcrmittelt. Rof 6eirte
lit 6icicS Oie Mutteriprad)e Ser Wiebr.
belt Der 8e!0ier, obcr ons 6ran5oiiI6e
hat auf feline Soften fortgcicBt Grobe.
runQen 0ernaht. IS gibt ibrer III
9riiiiel", idrcibt elm bpll1nOiihcr
&orreiponocut Die iid nod Der
Belt erinnern. 100 nnbe5u ieOerette N
Ser belgiiden Souptitaot fldmiidl
fprnh ooer eS 3ltm meuigiten U%eritanh.
@oS lit o[les aubers geporben; id)
claude. Sob 10 ifnell fem Soli3i't
I'M Stan6e eGre, Dir 81 Iagen, NO II.
oen0 ii6 ser Marmoesberg. bas beiEt
Sic Wontogue alir SerbeS SotagereS
beiinnet. nbncbl man. I'm cine itdot!'
ide anitelIuug 81 erbaIten. oerpfli6'
let lit, beioe 2nroeSIprahen 81 fef'
neu." Gas 5tGnijdIe ioll urO mlis
Mihenbr0oeI bIeiben. ooS lit 6os nit
Gifer umo 9nrtnaaigfeit bon Den lei,
Senihditlitben @erfedtern Der fran'
sciiiden Gbra6e in 8elgien perfoIg'
re 3iel; lie IttIlen es INNER 10 bar,
ais Oh oas 6I6mii6e pobl fir Den
SamiIiengebrmnd gart8 gut lei, Dab es
cher feinen altipruh borouf erbeben
6itrfe. cine GrItlr. ulO allgemeinc
@erfehrsiprade al fem. Sieie ge-
bauptung BET ibren 8runo natirlif
aid gum gutcn SbeiI barin ooB Die
bequetuen 6~ran5CSlinge gerne Be-
Wiihe iiber6obcn u1ren, 0os Ric'
Oerbeufide sn lernen. Die Serridaf'
ten iino bins lulb toilb Oofiir. oai
J ibre 8ebolptuno burd ben aultnr'
! itaot &ollano init ieiner ntcbcrbcu-'
i9en Sprad;c 9riiuolid 40 obiurhur
gefiibrt miro, Srob0en bat monf)tl
gutmiitbt9er 6Iolnc bur6 Die Siibn'
belt un6 Sarfpfeit. nit Der jenc Sc.
balptlng oritritt lib bliiffcn loiirf
! uub 10 fam oas .Grgebnis 81 i:nloe
oas s. Sroit in ieiner 5hrift iiber 81
beIeii6en @nnScrarbeiter ioleenocr
: maBen suiammcnfaBt: oSeoer 5ran
| 3oie n5 'icF mebr nod ie0er Silh-
hel0ter. tinaet Die fldmiiGc gprof,,
! SermaBen nnit6n. baB er, gan5 ob1c
ieben bon ben groBen Shpicrigfritci,
sic or oarni. hSttc, es aud unter lei
ner @iirot finocn wiirSe, iib ser III;
miiaen Spratbe su bebiehen. 81,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

bdfte fiibrcn miiiien hat err, nie 70
monfer anSere &olfSbelo. ocrat.
i1umt. @Gfrcno Die 9fcite oes Sem.
6eS uneebirHert, binabDarts cntta.
men, ri6tttc Aroreas Sober ette pro-
tiIorij6e GcJierlmg SmSbruds Elm.
ole er niht ubne @cibif leitete, bis
ser 6rieoe BON Sd6nbrumn Die enc.
aiiItige 3ngcp6rigfeit Eirols, BON
benz eir fIeiuer S6eil I'M Sii0gn 3li
Sen taller, den 8~eiisungen Ntnpo'
Icons 1eidloJen iD,troe. 81 8aperr
beiicgelte,
Al$ 0rei bnperiide 9ioiiionen baS
untere SuutbaI 6eiegten, iab old)
Sober EN- GAP weiterer gSioeritonO
oeraebId lei mn foroerte icine
2unoSlcute auf. acknowledgement.
| guh cr 6coab iih inter Dem Sdnlte
Der I'M 6rieocnSihlub erpirften Gnt'
neitie IN oir &eimat9, grill abcr ourf
foIi6c 9tahritten uio 6as unaeitiime
9rdn9eu ieincr nGdIten Scr.Uanoteli
uu6 6rcun0c iGou nenige Gage BAR.
auf nod elm leb+e8 Nal 5u Den @afs
fen, nobel i'm icin Slid perlieB. 81
Sen Gogan pom 16. bis %. 9sooemher
qelarg e8 Inn nod Ginige gliltlide
8efehte 3u I~ieferr. Gam aber mar e.
0urd Sic geieeltn9 9IerdnS ourdI DC
6raBoicn nit allen 51 @noe.
gou Der 9(mnci,ie nliSgeihIoiien
un6 qeGhtet ocrIhn6btc e$ SOBER nit
ser duseren "6er Sic Gren3e 81 iliIt.
ten uno berbarg iib bod obcl III 8e'
birne in elmer I'M &inter bel Sdnee
I faIt un3lQGulIidleu Siitte @a& er iia;
babel de0att. oh er oielleid)t nod I'M.
mer aitf cine 4@tOeEung Der polite
iheu Qa0e nner cine entihieocrc Ser.
mittLung icinG@ aaiierS redlnete, Der
nid,ts fir i'm QctloH bat. melB ME-
nal0. SnOeB Astug oopou! Die bo1e
8elnhulir9, sic auf ieincn &opt &C.
iebt par. licB linn eineu 8errdtb2r
aus oen 9}eigen iejner ei9enen 9ano5'
lellte erIteberi Der ole 9o'd)er am ~.
Sanuar 1910 3u iciuer @ijtte aIf Der
@rnntoher aIpp iilbrte. atan brodlte
BEN @efanqcnen nah Wtantua. mo n
Ser 0aht pom Is. 3luu 10. 6ebruar
fem GooeSnytbeil gej1lIt nuroe. ain
90. fe6rlar 1910 iton0 er Dor ben
8euebren Der }trG reflttton fommon'
6ierten @btbcilrng unO CAB ieIbcr
itebeno mo NIT nidt oerbunOenen
au0eu 6as 5ignal y6euer". Die
GaIoe mar ihIadt ge3ielt mo erit Der
6~rei5ebnte 5huB madte ieinem 2ebe:t
ein Gnoe. Der inn 8drtden Oe8 9farr.
oartenS Ser 3itabelIe BON Mtuntuc
bedrobencn 2eine ertinerten Iidl crit
1923 eini0c SiroIer Sdgeroffi5iere,
bie ole lleberfiibrung na6 Snnsbru:5
peranlaBten. Sel,te rltbt Die 2ei5e
5tpiiden Ieincn aampfgenoiicn Sa8.
ptnger nn0 Gpefbod]er in Der Stns'
bruder Soffir6e. sic aud Die &elte
&aijer WarintiIians l. unO Der lido.
men 8blippine 8elier birgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Giencn lid fir acknowledgements
NrnLtacfledlte2

Solfe iinN ihnell beracri5ta.,
n%oncrhaft lrnS Nie 3tpeiae IaSien ii9
Icid,t ooron beieitigcft. glber lie IA.
Zen ocu Rabtbcif, fbaB bie Eric6e 70
mt brnl seilrft ocrpadien, Oab eS
unroolih lit, lie obne 9eiddoi5uma
Stl perieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
ltln alien &artuffcln ben 8ridmnf
ttetfr III aeben,

empfieblt es lid, lie obenos 81 i6Glcr
,mo b6IIig nit @aiier bebeft iiber
Godt itcben sl laiien. 9onr muB
man lie NIT fn!tem 8aiier ouficter,
beiin eriter altfmdIlen poIlig trOdsl
obgicBpn tuto abermaIs, nit fo6en-
hem Baiier uro Sals5uiat, aufs
Seucr bringen, bis lie gut iiab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

&at man iid g%cdrgcrt, 10 Sorf man
nift ioiprt ciien poer aeiitige Sc
trGrtfe aerieBeh 9iiblcnoes, nieSer.
ihlnaeuoes @etr1nf. Soonmaiier nnS
@rauiepulper leiiten ditte Girnite
The oasis., 1909-12-18

months to two years old. They become acclimated the first year, while in the second and third taken to market.
 The demand for cattle of this kind is greater than the supply, and as in all other cases where the demand is greater than the supply the price received on sale must constantly increase. That this is true of the steer business, one can easily ascertain through conversa- tion with any one of the western stockmen who make this business. They will tell you that they have made more money in the last two or three years in handling steers
The oasis., 1909-12-18

Pullman Sleeping Cars run through between Mazatlan, Sinaloa and Los Angeles, California. H. LAWTON, GEO, F. JACKSON,
 Agente General Vice-Agente General de Pasajes. de Pasajes.
The oasis., 1909-12-18
Saturday, Dec. IS, 1909
Western Beef Finds Good Eastern
 Market.

own. Not over a decade ago east ern buyers purchased range.bred steers only when they were unable to fill their feed pens from other sources, and usually offered a much lower prices for this class of stock than they were willing 10 pay for that secured from other places.
 Experience has taught these buyers, however, that western range.bred steers are usually in the very best of health. They have a splendid frame upon which to build, are we'll muscled and boned, and being accustomed to the rigors of the western climate, continue to put on flesh in the eastern feed pens when cattle from other sections, being fed under identical conditions, are losing flesh on account of the indictment weather conditions. This western steer only demands that he be given plenty of good fresh water and sufficient feed so that he may never be hungry and he will al- ways give good account of himself and return many dollars in profits to the feeder when he is sold for the block in the spring
 These steers shed early under favorable conditions, and when they have reached the stock yards thay show an exterior finish that other cattle, lacking the same health and ruggedness, fail to show. This makes the western steers ready sellers on the market, and after they have been butchered the percentage of the weight of the dressed carcass over that of other steers under the same conditions Is so perceptible as to immediately attract the attention of those keen far-sighted men who handle the yard end of the business.
 The settlement of the West Is rapidly reducing the amount ot available range and is forcing the cattle to go higher and higher into the hills in search of forage. Thl; is greatly increasing the import
 
 ance of freely utilizing the ranges within the National Forest, anC every endeavor is being made by the Forest Service to open hitherto inaccessible ranges by the con struction of trails and bridges, anC unused arid ranges by the develop ment of water. In these highe elevations the grass is usual, much finer in quality and nor nutritious, while the climate much more rigorous; both of whicI conditions result in the animal being in better health and havin more solid flesh when placed O the feeder markets in the fal This fall have seen large number of the range bred, most of whic come from ranges within Nations Forests, topping the feeder markt at all points where feeder steer are sold.
 So great has become the deman for cattle of the quality mentione that hundreds of stockmen througf out the West are selling the punches of stock cattle and al beginning to handle steers exclusiv ly. On the old ranges where a fe years ago one was accustomed see large herds of cows and calves you will find to-day equally lart punches made up entirely of steer some of which may perhaps ha'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.

This has BEEN in some respects, a
rather unusual Christmas week, and
chiefly for the reason that there is a
whole week of it. For once in sew
eral years Christmas is falling at the
weekend. Had it been nearer the
middle of the week, there would have
, been a short, strenuous season. Being
! strung out, however, trading has
seemed slow, whereas, as a matter of
fact, an enormous amount Of business
has been done. When the stores clo-e
tonight their total sales for the five
days of Christmas business will com
pare most favorably with like seasons
of former years.
The day trade during the week has
been steady and of satisfactory pro-
portions. On the other hand, how
ever, evening business has not held up
as well as had been hoped for it.
Some of the stores report, in fact, that
the evening trade of the week has
not justified the extra expense of clerk
hire, lights and extra worry. Others,
however, report satisfactory results.
The difference in experience is hard
to account for and may be due largely
to luck, we will say.
Taking it all in all, however, the re-
cord for Christmas business has prob
ably been broken. The merchants
have believed in the situation to The
extent of putting in larger stocks than
ever before, and they have had the
satisfaction of hearty and full res
ponse from the purchasing community.
Stock lbus Gess, which began the
week under conditions that caused
many to fear slump-braced up won
derfully toward the last. While no
extraordinarily large prices were rea-
lied on any stock, the tone was
healthy and the demand brisk. The
Exchange begins it's vacation from
today, and the market is left in a
vuoyant condition. Unless an unex-
pected setback should occur in the
meanwhile, the reopening on the first
Monday in January should be under
the most favorable conditions
Next week stock-taking will be the
order in many establishments, and
in all lines attention will be given to
closing up the affairs of the year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24

The session of the Stock Exchange
this morning was quiet, and after the
business was over adjournment was
taken to the first Monday in Janu-
airy.
Quotations remained about the same
as yesterday. Two blocks of Pioneer
IS and 3 shares-sold at $19S. More
was offered at the same, put bidding
ceased at $197,
Between boards So Hawaiian Sugar
found a buyer at $50. For the stock
$51 was bid today and $50. 20 asked.
McBryde was still weak, 100 shares
selling at So. There seemed to be
the slightest sort ia rally afterward,
however, for at the close IS was bid
and 1925 asked for the stock.
EVA seemed a shade off, so shares
selling at 1872 .625. For the stock
$32 SO was bid and 1927 asked.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
PAPERS FILED.

The following have been filed for re-
gistration
Maria da S. Manica to Joao Rod
rigues, a. m.
Lizzie Kaio to John NJ. Kaneakua
and wife, deed.
Lizzie Kaio to Wong Kwai Tons,
lease.
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, to Goo Won
Hoy, release.
E. D, Baldwin and wife to Luna
lilo Estate, deed.
James K. Lot to Won Hamm-Young
Co., c. m.
Medeiros, Souza Cabral Co. to Won
Hamm- Young Co., chat mtg.
S. X. Kamau Koli, ct. al, to Dept.
Public Instruction, deed.
R. G. Ross and wife to e. c. Hebron,
deed.
Eliza Noyes to F. C. Moves, deed.
E. Colt Hebron and wife to R. G.
Ross, deed.
Hattie Kelii Waiwaiole to Hailama
Jese, ct. al, bill of sale.
Hilo Railroad Co. to Lucinda M.
Severance, deed.
Mele K. Brown and husband to
Joaquin Vincent, deed.
Pakala and wife to Kaipi, deed.
Lillian Luka and husband to Ka-
mehameha Invest. Co., mtg.
Mrs. Mary King to Waikiki Sugar
Co., extn. lease.
Emma Makanui to Manuel R. Jar
din, deed
Matte Makanui to Manuel R. Jar
din, deed
Manuel R. Jardin and wife to Will
liam Photenhauer, deed
Sela N. Sherman to, Pioneer Mill
Co., lease.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
BRYAN STATES HIS OWN CASE AS TO PROHIBITION

The following being from Bryan's paper may
authoritative his attitude the liquor questions
Mr. Henry Watterson returns from a long rest in Eu
rope in very bad frame of mind in itempered edto
rial printed in the Louisville CouerJournal Mr. Waiter
gives character to the fake printed newspaper dis
patch to the effect that Mr. Bryan intends an
fort to push prohibition a national issue
William Marion Reedy, the talented editor of the St
Louis Mirror referring to the false report prints this
editorials
eff were a brewer I would say this a good omen
having IN mind Mr. Bryans confirmed habit loser Pro
hbOn is silly issue, for good and sufficient reason
it isn't necessary The liquor evil being knocked out in
the natural course OF economic and social development The
struggle for existence doing the trick without aid
tanatcal laws In fact such laws reard the progress
temperance But then it may be that Mr. Bryan not
correctly reported If be that he is correctly reported
why then Mr. Bryan is simply the victim of
his mania for continuous novelty in paramount issues
The San Antonio (TeXas) Express says ''Ar Bryan
of Nebraska is credited with the desire to make prohb
ton Of the liquor traffic the Paramount the Demo-
cratic national campaign
For the benefit of Mr. WatteIson to whom Ilnatured
conduct IS peculiarly mbecomng and of the other ed
tors quoted may be said that Mr. Bryan expect
to prohibition paramount issue national politics If
that is not likely to be in Mr. Bryans day
Mr. Bryan may however, be truthfuly credited with
desire to assist in securing for the States absolute
and exclusive control the liquor traffic including
control all shipments of liquor the liquor
enters the State. 1t will be interesting to see how some
Democratic editors will explain their opposition the
good old Democratic doctrine that the ought
allowed to attend to its own business.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL

Christmas spirit another name for brohery love and char
iy may be conceived that He whose memory the world op
would Himself have chosen that His anniversary
should become which mankind would specially designate for
deeds kindness forgiveness for spreading peace goodwill
happiness earth He might naturally have chosen that the
anniversary be which ScOoges should me and
which the of charity and generosity would be brought home
and world not oveready practical truth
tanned in the expression about the bedness of giving He would
have chosen that the birthday should be devoted making chill
den happy helping the poor lifting the fallen and orgivng
A it said that people celebrating
the birth of Christ than before The
day 1t becomes papaby the Cross adorn
landscapes adding by its influence the number of heartfo
there aren which it is Christmas all the year round
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
PAPERS FILED.

The following papers have been filed
at the bureau of conveyances up e
this afternoon:
James H. Fiddes and wife TO Harry
F. Lewis, deed.
John Atkins to Mrs. James K. Bush
deed.
S. Sato to Y. Ozawa, chat. mtg.
Nina B. Forsythe to VIM. o. Smith
p. a.
Georgiana Friel, by IT,, to Lung Do
Chung Sin Tong Ben Soc, eXch. deed
A. A. Wilder and wife to Water
house Trust Co.. mtg.
W. L. Welsh and wife TO William
Savidge tr. deed.
William Savidge, tr., and wife to
Emma NJ Silva, deed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
CHRISTMAS EVE IN HAWAII
By Will Sabin.

tonight are hearts ayearnng for the yuleog abunng
In the Tar off Christmas countries where nowfakes swirl and
drift,
Where the old folks and the home folks the loved ones of thr
childhood
Breathe whispered prayer and blessing Hawaiian gift
Fathers mothers sisters brothers. mayhap some precious oes
Hang the holly round the picture of darling in Hawaii
Some dear gentle daughter, dreary water
Is tonight enroned memories of the Christmas days gone by
And tonight hearts elated for their thoughts are dedicated
To adornng for the morning, Christmas from far away;
Trees whose fragrance brings Election stirring pleasant recollection
OF the and the of the JOY of Christmas day
A those Christmas days gone BY they Christmas in Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
wALDRoN WILL AL1GHT.

Fred Waldron will descend from his
lofty perch above spreckels' bank on
January and come down with the
rest Of the town. He has taken the
large premises on Fort street for
many years occupied by the Hawaiian
Hardware Company, and will grace the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
PROMOTION COMMITTEE.

Most of the time Of the Promotion
Committee yesterday afternoon was
taken up with the subject of work in
the interest of scientific visitors, to.
gether with the Cooper-Gilmore CORE.
spondence in relation thereto. The
next convention of scientists will open
on the 2Sth of this month, and that
body will decide the whereabouts and
time of the 1910 meet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
GENERAL.

George B. Curtis, manager Of q. w
Jordan &, Company, will leave next
Tuesday for New York and other
Eastern cities for the purpose of max
ing extensive purchases for his con
Germ. He will be away about two
months.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24

All the sweeter and compeer for the memories they bring
And with loved here, bde, It's happy Chrsmastide
In lovely island Eden full of everlasting Spring.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
CHRISTMAS WINS AGAINST
OLD MANS HARD LUCK

SAN FRANCISCO 11.-But the Intervention of the
cabin passengers Mongolia which
terday NJ Hoarer 7Oyearod stowaway would have been
sent back Honolulu the liner ASIA which the Mongo
liza in midocean.
At Honolulu Hofrauter hungry and penness asked permits
his Mongolia told that it
impossible apparently resigned A
of Honolulu however Oldham showed deck and
explained that he had slowed away his life depended
upon his getting back California.
He is American citizen and has friends Los Angeles
fairly bubbed with joy home Things
gone against him given hope of
getting away
Then the Asia hove in sight the old notified that
he transferred
Honolulu The that he be back spread
through the ship The decided that too
allow the sake
a dollars. Within ten hat had been passed
enough Hofarer
with pay railroad Los
a dollars spare.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24

lo being defended by the insanity plea
II he thought he crazy He replied that he not
ney The jury found him sane.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24

One to be of having merry Christmas see
children having it tomorrow at Malihini tree