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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
FRIENDS RESENT ATTACK.
Secretary of Interior Defended at Ir-
rigation Congress.

rigation Congress.
Spokane, Aug. 13.-John L.. Wilson,
ex- United States senator from Wash.
ington, and John Farson, millionaire
banker of Chicago, clubman and So
ciety leader, broke into the limelight
before the National Irrigation congress
yesterday in defense of Richard A.
Ballinger, secretary of the Interior,
and succeeded in keeping the Balm
ger-Pinchot "feud," so-called, in the
public eye.
The forepart of yesterdays session
did not offer, seemingly, the proper
opening for continuation of the
trouble until DR.. Pardee, ex-governor
of California, rose to question state
ment made by speaker. DR.. Pardee
warmed to his subject to such an ex-
tent that he soon brought in his charges
against the secretary of the interior
and accused that official again of per-
mitting the opening for entry of valu-
able water-power lands.
The afternoon session was hardly
under way when w. w. Farrell, of
Farrell, Idaho, took the floor and dur
ing the time allowed for discussion at
tackled severely the Washington Power
company, the concern which supplies
power to the city of Spokane. At the
expiration of his five-minute time al
lowance there were cries from all parts
of the building for Mr.. Farrell to ego
on. "
A vote was taken and finally the
Idaho man was allowed to proceed.
Ex-senator Wilson was seemingly in
less of bellicose mood. He started
reading from typewriter manuscript,
but it became evident as he proceeded
that he had something on his mind
aside from his typewriter paper. Sud-
denly he flung aside the notes on irri-
cation, peaceful homes and deserts
that blossom as the rose.
"There may be those that do wrong
in this land" he shouted. "There may
be water power companies that disobey
the law. But / want to say here that
| stand for Richard A. Ballinger and I
shall hear no man say he is dishonest.
DR.. A. c. True, director of the office
of experiment stations, spoke on the
scope and purpose of the national irri-
cation Investigations.
Ex-Governor F. r. Gooding, of Idaho,
tolo of the work done in his state under
the Carey act. He said that in five
years the lands under ditch in the
Twin Falls projects has come to point
where the best fruit crops in the West
ern states are produced through irri-
CATION.
Paul C. Clagstone, speaker of the
Idaho house of representatives, made
plea for aid from the congress in OBJ
tanning drainage for the lands in
Northern Idaho, not only to aid in re-
clan ing the land but to fight the NAL
arial mosquito pest in that region.
R. H. Thompson, city engineer of
Seattle, read a technical paper on
pumping for irrigation.
The only contest of consequence at
present seems to be that over the adop-
tion of the resolution asking for fed
eral bond issue of 5000, 600, 900 to be
used in aid of irrigation. 1t is under
stood that the Washington delegation
will urge the adoption of this resolu-
ton.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
Plan Gompers Welcome.

Washington. Aug. 12.-In honor of
the return in October of Samuel Com
pers, who has been in Europe studying
continental labor conditions, all the la
bor organizations of the Eastern states
will unite in a monster parade in this
city, if the plans adopted by the Wash
ington Central Labor union at meet
ing last night are carried out. October
Is is the day fixed for the celebration.
The day will eliminate with a meeting
in Convention hall.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
Russian Robbers Fooled.

Fiume, Hungary, Aug. 1S.-The
General Credit bank of this city was
raided today by three Russians. who
shot down the cashier and rifled the
safe of Sc, 900. The men then fled. A
policeman succeeding in knocking down
the man who was carrying the loot but
the other two escaped.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
Wheat of State Ranks High.

Washington, Aug. 12.-In the gov
eminent crop report issued today the
figures by states include the following !:
Washington winter wheat, preliminary
returns, production 16, 95l, 600 bushels,
and quality SO per cent. Spring wheat,
condition August l, 1909, 80, and To-
year average, S5.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
Earthquake in Japan,

Toxic, Aug. 16.-A disastrous earth,
quake shook the japanese provinces OF
Nsgoa Saturday and it is feared the
list of casualties will be heavy. In the
province of Omi, 400 houses were raz-
ed. No particulars regarding the num-
Der killed are available, as all commu-
nicatlon has been cut off.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
TWO TRAINS CRASH.
Over 40 Hurt in Wreck on Denver &
Rio Grande Road.

Colorado Springs. persons are
dead and others expected to die, be-
tween 40 and SO are injured, three en-
gines are in the. ditch, two baggage
cars, including the contents, are
smashed, and several passenger coach
es are badly damaged as the result of
a headon collision between east bound
passenger No. and west bound pas
senger No. on the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, near Hustled, IS miles
north of this city at 10 :25 Saturday
morning. The wreck was due either
to Misunderstanding of orders by the
driver of the first engine of the north
bound train, or to his having mistaken
a switch engine standing on the siding
at Hustled for the train he was to pass
at that point and which he later
crashed into.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
WeIlman Nav Soon Fly,

Tromsoe, Norway, Aug. 10.-Advices
received here from Spitzenbergen.
where the Walter Wellman polar ex-
pedition is being prepared for an at
tempt to reach the north pole, say the
repairs to the balloon shed which was
badly damaged by storm last June,
have been completed and gas sprar-
atus has been installed.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
REPORT is DENIED.
Montana Power Sites Were Not Elk.
tended Under BaIIinger.


tended Under BaIIinger.
Washington, Aug. 14.-"At no time
during the administration of Secretary
Ballinger have any power sites been
filed on in Montana" said Acting AS
sistant Commissioner Schwartz of the
general land office, today.
The statement was issued as denial
of the report that in the Bozeman,
Mont, land district, one Jermiah Col
Inns. on June IL, filed on 49, 1868 acres
of land, valuable for power sites, in
the interest of large power companies.
The statement says that neither Col
Inns nor the Collins Land company had
made any such filing at Bozeman or
elsewhere.
"The only water power site on the
watersheds of the Missouri river not
now under the control of the govern
ment under Secretary Ballinger's orders
of suspension, are sites which have
been in private ownership for several
years" says Mr.. Schwartz. "and two
additional sites which are improved and
developed to run the streetcar system
and lighting of Helena and Butte and
the mines in Butte.
"These two sites are in the possess
sion of the Helena Power & Light
company and the Capital Improvement
company, one having dam IS feet
high and the other 120 feet high, across
the Missouri river.
"As to the application on June II,
of President Ramsey, of the Riverside
Land & Stock company, for 100 and
-hundredths acres, it was rejected by
the local land office and rejection sus-
tanned in this Office"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-08-19
Still No Trace of Boat.

Simonstown, Cape Colony, Aug. IL.
The British cruiser Fort returned
here today after an unsuccessful search
for the steamer Waratah, during which
q distance of 1890 miles W as travelled.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
EreSeme0beIfe ar. 3
9anIf=M merifanlf Selifab.
Zen ficrbc Snli I Iarbns.

9anlf-amerifunif Selifabs &ontite
for Morbusoagen bar mootaget Sen
@fterretning, at SEER. Hrofesior Or.
Genrg 9ran0es bar lobet at boloe
Snlen ON rSiemlGngiel". Com alt
tihligere me6oelt bill SEER. Seiifole=
fcritonoer 81. 8rebsoorff tole ON
rl~1olengiel". Sen muiifalife Gel al
@rogrammet foreligger MT ogiaa fer=
Gig ibet &gl. Sperianger Selge Ni5-
len bar opertaget Solopartiet / San,
totem. @or opgtige oanif-amerifanlf e
&ioloncelliIt Serman SanObp bill III.
MeooeIelie til Carl 8ui6 ipille meb
Szseasa
1toltillingens Yrefioenf, Sorgnis.
lier Orediel pg Sormonoen for &on-
greisltbpolget &eooftsr Suncb-Sbom-
len bar Iagt ct meget fort og imuft
Mrbeioe inb paa at gore 9agen til
cit fuloenot Succels Se bar intet
Iporet poa at orrangere en- eneItaa=
enbe SeItoag, og bar iuppleret 81
perifltb", Bbori Solopartierne ipnges
at &gl. &ammerianger 8. Gornelil1s,
% Oomerne Sru l1lrtcb og Sru &rn-
r11p=SSonien fra Sen @gl. Opera. Oct
6lonoeoe &or teller ober 100 Stem-
mer. 8rogrnnmet onfatter flere OIL
Gre &oncertnullre meo Soloiang al
Selge Nisie og Be ooenn9pnta <nIt-
rtere. Otter &oncerten timber en- Scro
Gte0, UNDER bpilfen Ser pgiau BIZ
hlipe foron1taItet bna6e Snloiang og
&prIong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

rore Gpners MhlIigbeo. 81 bar i11tet
at gere nteo 8eiultoterne; Sc tilbp-
rer fife os aGigepel. Oct er Dor @ligt
at %gcrebort 8eoIte m1eo friift Moo
GO ioo bore tilfreoie peo @erningen
nIene. Seen er Dor Opgope lille ener
itor, LOS os bape ct oirfeligt MaaI
for bort 2ip og fGmpe uforfer0et
for nct til @noen.
Otter yShe Circle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
Sra bet beQige 2ano.
(Sortlot.)
Sctbania, Scrifp, oct bpoc 9au.

Sctbn1ta, ScrttD, Oct Op0c 9aD.
8etbania bar laa goO en- Slang
@uOs Solfs 2ren. Ser par BET, al
6relieren Ioa ofte bpilebe Jig og blep
pcOerfpeget ban0e til 2cgene og
lSiel; ber boe0a De ire ~elifelige Se=
ifenoe; Der par set, cen al Seiu itsr>
lte llnoergerninger Ifete. Sfte bar ieg
Da1Oret lo til Setbania / min San=
tali, men MI bleb BET Girfeligbeo. Sg
ell 5fen Sur CT set. 8are oct life
Sjem babbe bolOt fine fGre, gan,le
September. &eien gaar no al StefanS
Eorten og til @Sire forbi @etbiema=
ne, lang5 me0 8iergets SIDE / Eli
Salpntaane igennem Ben Itore ipoiife
9irfegaarb. Otter en- Simes Sang fac
Ell man Der, (om mani gaar oper
Sliebierget, tagar oet fin Ell balp
St11te). Spcn er tim EN- lille SarlOs=
bp. Seq taIte 40 Suite; maalfe Ser
Ell flere. 8et6ania ligger poa ben
I6n0re SIDE at en- 8affe og fan fife
leg, fgr man er inbe / BEN. Wartbas
&1s ftges at itaa Der enonlt, / aft
Solo forepiitas Ser ct meget gammelt
@11s. st file Stpffe Norosit for
8pen bites set 5teo, bbor Wartbo
mSbte Seius. Snoe / gpen / NorOii-
ben af en- 9offe f%oreoiie3 2aiurits'
@rab; bDbt ne0e er ben enlige Slip
pegrab. On elore &pinoe bite mig Der
ne6. Sum fortalte mig en- bel Del,
gap mig ct 2ps meb og bite mig alt.
Sun bor benIig og giorbe lit geoite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
Naar.

Sfper, bpt0liggrIo,
Striber @imlens 9lun;
2angc Sfpgger ODER @nge goar.
Solens forte 0ltnf
8iber mig ct Stnf:
Srort sen fontme bill, BEN fpnne
Goar.
@ngong bill Sen ltaa
Sriif og grsnt fleot poo,
Spergp0t af Solens parrHe 2ps.
Duggens Oraabe bill
Som en- flar Yupil,
9rtffe in6 0ens faroerige &ps.
Spinoer ou en- @nng,
Dine SitgIes Sang,
alt BET grsnne, John ieg bar Ino
f9r;
8liper Sfoben bleg,
4omitens Stetgel beg
% bill Itoo meo @pentprets Sfer.
6orIan, Soma / @priI 1909.
S. 9. Sacobfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

IS. &. S. snifer fife, at 2eqisIo.
flren / Sllinois ifal ffaffe Stoter
en- ottoen S~elligoog beo at laoe Der
IL. Sftober fomme ms Iom &oIltm.
busoog og iauleoes gsre 6enne I'll
Ell Srioag.
~Spergsmaolet err life, ON IN
6nifer at bGore &olum6us, men on
81 gnifer en- anoen lobIiq 9ri6oo
fioifet mo meIlem Sufiigelies6oa %
arbeioerone . columbus
baboe altib trabIt, og ben beoTte
NaaSe at be6re bam poa er beo al
iooe BEN trable 8orger / bette Gent.
Her at ben npe ger6en, fom &oIum-
BUS opoogeoe, beobIipenoe faa 2ot
OF at bore trabIt beIfeftiaet =
uoen Snoblun6ing / &oIumbus's
Habn."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

Sen 6efe10te @rbeioerleoer Sobn
Nitdell bar meboeIt Gtuoenterne
neo gale-ltniberiitetet, at ale @on-
~iteligbeoer Deo Acknowledgements
turtoe ifaffes u0 al @er0en be6 Mn=
nenoelien af BEN r9pIone Mel1em-
BEL. 9ette fan bit meo &ette Iiqes
ON ollie SpSrgsmuaI; me @onife-
ltgbeoen ligger / afg6reIien al,
boor ben gDlone @elIembei er, og
boem bet er, iom ifaG ofg6re, bbor
8oIancen er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

@n franif Gioensfabsmono bar
erflGret, at Ser fife er noget NM
fteriSs beo &lanteIiuet. Set err,
tiger ban, finn en- iimpel fpiiif og
femiif 5unftion at en- 0rganisme
proouceret af Subitancer og @ref-
ter at bets egen fosmiffe OmgipeI=
fer"
@onife ii1npeIt for 9Reiten, mar
bet bliber forflaret for Dig?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

en- 2onooner SournoIift SIR
Steao uotrpffer iom i'm @ening for
ct faa en- @noe poo set tprfiIfe
Spprgsmaal, of man ffoI opergipt
DC tDrfiife 2anoe til De Soreneoe
Stater. Mr. Stea6 er uoen al Sbipl
oltfor penlig imo6 os; 0e Sorere-
be Stater bar @anifeIigbeoer moi
biemme at Haas me6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
Gn Sins0pgaDe.

@n Spgape at lepe fpr giper 81
let 8etponing. Zen bier, at 0en enc.
tie @r1tlt0 iii at Iepe er at lepe Tor
noaet. Sen CT en- @epoeIie al bort
S%erreopnnle oper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
al Dor Selpbeberifelie at 0erlia6e=
Sen / at f9n1pe for, 9ba0 Ser er ret
paa nert Solo og fempe til @nOen.
Opgopen ger ct 0tenneffe til 4ors=
farer. San frpoer Jig / InItrengeI-
ierne for at opnaa ct brit S0ealS
&ors. Snlpirotionm % aampiperen
er lt6rre emo nogen SeirSfrans. Sp-
gupen Ell en- bepioit, b~eOboIOenoe So
Gen-Iia-iolmnen for at opnaa ct Wool,
6ere1lo oct tan realiieres nloa Ser
pere Screening mellam 2egem og
&opeb, @ierte og Si9l; Be fire &ref-
ter moe enrles ON Spgaben.
Nenneif et er ben eteite ioroilf e
Sfa6nine Der fan lebe for en- bepi0It
Spgabe, ben eneIte, Der fon ofre fin
Sio pg @nergi fine @robrtnger o9
Sr9fter paa en- Spgooe, paa ct Soe.
aIs Sitter. 9an er BEN eneIte, Der BE-
ntbit fam fommanoere fine egne @p-
ner og forore 6eres S~omarbeioe meS
bans Sillie. De andre 5fabninger er
fintpeltben 91tnoter of ubebiOite
6unftioner, Ser Ieoe5 af Snltinftet.
Opgaben gsr WenneTfqt til i'm
egen or6en Sfaber; be0 Sen fan ban
ogre Jig ielp til, bpab ban bill. san
fan beige lit eget &tge; ban fan Ie=
be tilfreo3 / Be Iapa 2Diters Wuooer
ligeiom Ell 2gle, eller ban fan Itolt
Bnpe Jig op / be Gble Soldiers bSiere
9ltmusfere iom Ell Urn, Der 6ebOer
@iergtoppen fom lit &tge. Spgapt
fGrban0ler 2loets Srioialiteter, Sen
giper SieIen Stprfe til at me0G
@in6ringer og I'll uforferoet at Big
IL of fenlpe imo0 Splger og Mo6=
itrpmme. Spgape aiper Wennelfet
Inleoning til at gore npe 0poogel-
ie1 al line egne W1tligbeOer. Oct e1
en- beltanoig Sengipen al Selpet fo1
noget, Ser er bpjere ems Selbet. @n-
bier iano Spgape ntaa / li0ite 9en'
iigt pore u%ielbiife. Sen fan olorie
lfin6e lit en0elige Waol / Spnaaelle a
noget for en- ielp. Saooan fitnbe b9re
ambition (s@reipge), men life er
Dglere SpgdDe.
Opgapen mao bore opbgiet obe1
og foran os, iom Tolaritsernen, bel
le0er og in1pirerer Semdnoens &om.
pas. &eroen bebeber - mere emf
SoIent, Sent Higoom e4er Waqi
l. Menneifer meo ftore Spgaper.
Menneifer, Ser bar belIiget tit Sper-
bugslip til at lepe for ct bit SOeoI
W~enneifer, for bpem Dber Dag bo1
birfeIig 9etponing, iom beo bier
Gags SolneOgang fan ie tiIbage ba1
noget goOt, Der er inObsltet for ben
ielo og for GerOen @ennefer, ion
beIlere giber END toger, Before bill
uhitraale 2pS en6 indulge set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

81 benleoer bore 9eieres Opmerf-
icmbe6 poo @rtifIen u&nItur" al
suf. Spien. Gen er ppperIig fire
ben, og &r. Spien bar iiffert &et /,
naar ban tiger, of nbonff &uItur
ftaar poo Be ufgsrenoe Eunfter emo
M UNDER 9efahencen8 Segst."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

Naar 9eferne benuenber fig til Solt, Der
Guerterer / glabet, enten for at tsbe BOG benz
eaer for at faa C%pIpsnins ON bet aperterebe,
bebss Se altib omtale, at 0e iaa GpertisIe.
rtsntet | bette glnb. Set pil pere til een.
Fbis Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

reooe mangt ct Stem fra &itin euer
/ minoite 6ulO n&l1rrer paa Sraaeen"
cper @3oOcnS ubarmbiertige 6or=
bringer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

u%ngtprfer, iom tror, at Sultanen
merter at bore ififfelig, forbt ban
Iober BET, mao babe en- meget ooar-
Zig Sufommelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

2ao os faa Sob til at bore / 8reo.
Qlnoerifreben) q. @. NIorich,
IbouI 8 amio {.
6. Gaftro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

s Silfelbe af l1reselmGsfebeber peb
MobtaseIien bebes man fIuse til bet ifebIise
Yofpeien. Stulbe BET life bi9lpe, bebes
man benuenbe fig til nGanfferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

Entered at Blair Postofice as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

Oct itore i 2ibet er life at iptte
Jig ct MooG euer at beige en- Spgobe,
men at fempe for at naa @aaIet.
Deriom Ri fer, at ct fort arbeioe til-
bp6er fig og o%pfororer os til Sono-
ling, 90 er bet Dor GIigt at tage fat.
ST feile / ct fort arbei6e er nobIere
emo SeI6 / noget, Der Iieger TIMBER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

Wange WenneIfer oripes iimpelt
ben meo StrGmmen. De itprer itfe
oeres <rs, Sc er Dire for Strgm-
men. De leper, men oeres 2ip er ben
iigtslos. Goo mogelig, iorglps &is
fpres De meo al Sioens 6Io0 uoer1
Sebibftbe6 ON, at oe err Oribtsmmer
6lere al Oem gpr life noget egenligi
onot, men beller life noget goot. On
De Ifnl0e begoa noget rigtigt Ilemt
eler faloe for Sorg eqer Brpbelle,
f1tnoe oct maaIfe bIibe Wi00el til
at beffe Dem til 8eiinoelie lie, rDIte
Dem op, iaa Sc opoageOe oeres Man=
gel at 2ipsmuaI. st Mennelfc sri
Der" life beniigtsl6s ino / BET CODES
Sapn. San f9gter for lit Moal, re-
De til at f9nlpe me6 &o og Ita0iqt
Mfoo imoo Gage, M6rfe Mo0bin6
cg Sarer, ionl fin inipirerer til It6r-
re Initrengelie.
Ser er nGppe nogen Sare, Sg-
menoene frDgter mere for ino en- for
laOt Sfuoe. Den fsrer intet 2ps bper-
fen agter eGer for uoe; ingen Eos-
Iugerer, intet &or, ingen Sos, intet
Wan6ifab. Den bar intet Maal, IN
gen 2a0ning, ingen Sabn. SeIp bi9l=
peI6s er BEN en- ltlempe Tor ale on
Gre. Menneifelige oripenoe Sfl16er
er bisie, Der ignoreres al andre iom
baabI6ie, men De bar fSrTt forlaot
Dem ieGb. Wa1geI paa pirfeIigt 2ibs-
mooI er 2on6beien til at bIibe 8rog.
Oct itore i 2ipet ct life at iette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

Ser bleo ieg ofbrubt, Iao mig
Ioo Iige fortaue ON Set, for ieg glenn.
nter set. Set bar en- of bore &ri-
fine, Ser fom og fIugeoe Jig liot
oper, at bans Mo6er fife bil0e Iaoe
bore me6 at Iptte til en- @fguos-
prpft, og at BET n9Tten ioa no til,
a. bun berbeo blep minore og min0re
penIig MOB, bbao BUN bsrte at &rt-
bboo er Ser bog at 60
re? ipurgte ban. Seq funbe finn an-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-15
LIBRARY OF
HAWAII

An agreement for consolidating
the Library of Hawaii and the Homo
lulu Library and Reading Room As
ISOLATION has been concluded and sign
ed, Governor Frear announced this af
ternoon.
The trustees of the Library and of
the Association voted unanimously to
adopt the agreement. Arrangements
will likely be made, "the Governor
continued, to bring in the Hawaiian
Historical Society.
THE Association is entitled to three
members of the board and the His
torical Society if it enters to one mem
Der, who with the three trustees ap-
pointed by the Government make a
board of seven trustees"
Being asked how the situation lay
for the gift of building from An
drew Carnegie the Governor said;
Just before l left for Hawaii /
wrote a letter to Mr.. Carnegie and
left it with the trustees to be for
warded with other matter, and l have
written another letter to him this
morning with a copy of the agreement
enclosed. have tried to catch him
before he leaves for his vacation in
Scotland.
I IF Mr. Carnegie does not give any
| thing no harm is done. According to
the way he talked last September we
have reason to expect something. AT
first he spoke of making a donation
conditional on action by the Legisla-
ture of Hawaii, but afterward he de-
cided to wait for such action before
doing anything"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-15

a gambling game, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge De Bolt, who suspended
sentence for thirteen months.
Taketa withdrew his appeal from
police court sentence of fifteen days
and costs, for night prowling on the
premises of another, and Judge De
Bolt suspended sentence for thirteen
months.
Frank S. Dodge filed bond i'm $1,000,
with S. NJ. Damon surety. as guardian
of Stanwood Dodge. Francis Beverly
Dodge and Philip Hamilton Dodge mi
nors, who are owners of certain real
estate in Massachusetts.
The following cases will be taken
up before the Supreme Court on Mon
day for hearing: Becky l.. x. Kala-
makee VS.. Henry Wharton, ct al, up
on reserved question and exceptions;
l.. L. McCandless VS.. T. f. Lansing,
ct al, and Waialua Agricultural Co
VS.. Oahu Railway & Land Co
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-15
HOT WEATHER AND
CONSTIPATION.


There Is a close connection between
hot weather and constipation. People
10 not seem to understand this, and
sven doctors are slow in comprehend
ng it.
Constipation depends mainly on dry
ness of the bowels. During the hot
weather the fluids of the body are
Trained away in respiration. Unless
considerable extra fluid is drunk, the
Internal organs are deprived Of their
usual amount of fluid. The fluids
usually used by the bowels to keep the
contents moist, are absorbed into the
blood and evaporatcd on the surface of
the body, TO cool the body during the
hot weather. Hence, constipation.
It's very unfortunate indeed, for any
one TO be obliged to take drastic cathar-
tics TO relieve constipation. OF course
drastic cathartics will clean out the
bowels, but the habit of constipation
remains just the same. Even a little
worse.
If mild and gentle stimulant Of the
bowels is used, combined with tonic
that has the double effect Of stimulating
the natural peristaltic action Of the
bowels, as well as attracting to the
bowels the necessary portion OF fluids,
II such a remedy could be devised il
would be of great value to the people
during the hot weather.
1t is believed that Peruna comes
nearer to being perfect remedy in tbs
particular than any other popular
household remedy. Taken according
TO the directions OH the bottle, it not
only increases the appetite and gives
strength to the nervous system, but IL
produces a slight action of the bowels,
overcoming constipation without pro-
ducing a cathartic action.
We are in receipt of a great many let
tiers confirming the statements made
above. One will suffice for illustrations
Mr.. William Eckert, 273 North Eight.
zenith St., Columbus, Ohio, writes:
81 have been afflicted with chronic
constipation for twenty-five years.
"About six months ago 1 was feeling
badly, and concluded to use Peruna as
tonic. TO my surprise, before / had
finished the first bottle of Peruna /
noted that my bowels were moving
regularly, without any physic. From
that time to this my constipation has
disappeared. Peruna has not only built
me up, but it has cured me of chronic
constipation"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-15
b GOOD LIVING.

Unless the surroundings are pleasant
no one can consider himself as get
ting the right sort of living. Eating
pate de fois gras from a kitchen. table
Uttered with unwashed dishes does not
tend to make man feel that he is
getting out of life all there is in it. At
Haleiwa harmony exists everywhere
There is splendid cuisine and all the
surroundings are pleasant to the eye.
The service is good and the rooms are
free from mosquitoes. Manager Bid
good sees to it that there is no cause
for complaint and consequently none is
made