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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
Progress Of the City Schools.

| The public schools have been
in session for nearly five weeks
and Superintendent Redus stat
ed to the reporter that there
were 335 enrolled during the
present term. Canyon City has
population of about 2.100 and
$50 is a good large number of
children to be sent from such a
small population. The work of
the schools has been progressing
nicely and more are entering ev-
cry day and the corps of teach
ers are trying to make tins SEES
sion the best of any previous
year.
Every month half holiday will
be given to that room or grade
having the least number of tar
dies and absenteeS. \ great
of rivalry was shown by the
different grades this last month
but the eighth grade showed the
least number and were the lucky
ones. Several other devices have
been employed by the teachers
to make the tiresome work of go
ing to school day in and day out. !
appeal more attractive and more
pleasant to the children. Some
of the lower grade rooms are
somewhat crowded, but efforts |
are made to make the children as
comfortable as possible.
The new normal school will |
bring so many children into Can
yon. who are not within the age
required by law to attend State |
Normal school. that the present |
public school building. although .
large and convenient, will not be
large enough to accommodate
the new Corners. This is a ques-
lion that has become evident to
several who are interested in i
having plenty of room and pretty /.
for the education of our
future citizens. Every normal
school town in the state have had
o build from one to two ward
school buildings and this will
probably happen to Canyon. Let
Is hope it will.
Do Nnyt-.. l~.a,,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Rev. p. Warner and wife of
Claude visited Rev. Hawkins.
pastor Of the Methodist Church,
last week. Rev. Hawkins was
formally pastor at Claude and
made friends Of these old people
while there.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Oscar Miller, better known as
as Red by his friends in Plain
view where he lived for several
years, came in from Globe, New
Mexico, last Friday to accept a
position with Jack Brock on the
south side of the square.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
6pirituotdI o9 go6a6.
Ser briffeS mi1bre 90 rnaes mere.

~. .SSN<o SyON~WYSSS
&omisiionaren for Statsin6t9g-
terne Sorbunosbobeoitaoen gigr i
fin Marsrapport opmerfiom paa, at
Statsinotegterne beo G%ortoloning
%, afgiftersi Gorbinoelie me6 ,Sno-
fgriel % 6abrifation al beruien6e
Driffe. set iioite 6inansaar bar Zoe,
ret / %betp6elig Meogang. Snotegter=
ne beo 8eifatning al @bisfp er iaa-
le6es / Siifalaaret 1909 c. 5h W3il-
lioner Dollars min6re enc oct fore
gaaenoe @ar, og al 3l og andre
gieren6e Driffe c. 2h Millioner
Dollars min0re. Dette mao antuges
at ifripe fig fra ben sg6rueligbeos=
@ebegelie, Joni | De ii6ite Mar bat
giort fig iaa iterft %gieloenoe 2anoet
ODER.
Men set Ter iterft u6 til, at Solf
olligebel moa babe noget at itramme
Jig op paa, og Sc bar ga penot fig til
Tobaffen iom cit @ritatning for
@napien. Gorbruget al Gobaf for
/ oct iamme Giosrum taget 1aa iterft
til, at 5tatsin0tegterne 6erpeo ct
ite9et ne6 li6t ODER 2 Meillioner Sol
lars. 9enne Goregelie fal6er meit
paa 5fraa= og Eibetobaf. Salt Dor
Statsin0tegterne 1909 11oget oper
1913 Millioner 9ollors for @piritu=
ola, c. Sc Millioner Collars for
giprenoe Drifte og ne1te,t- So Mil-
lioner Collars for Sobaf. Set bor
piit Jig, at @igaretrbgning er / itert
6remgang iaole6es at 6er er gaaet
c. 6 8illioner Gigoretter meo / Ma=
rets 2gb, eller 7O3 Millioner flere
ems Maret forl10, men 0erimob ct ser
roget 1852 Milltoner ferre Gigorer,
og Sfraa= og &ibetobof er Ger for
brltgt 24h Millioner Huno mere
eno Naret foruo. Sgiaa al @nus=
tobaf bruges Ser mere MI ems fgr,
@ttgningen for it6ite Star oper set TO-
reguaen6e far beret 4h Millioner
Hun6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
@%icaraama=M fferen

bar Sen iioite l1ge :optaget @inoene
iterft. Sc 6or. Stoter far ienbt
&rigs= og 8ransportifibe meo Crop
per til 9ficorog11ofpiten bao6e poa
Sacific= og @olflioen, men enonu far
Der ioo piot pioes ingen 2anbgong
funoet Gteo, ioet / Sc iioite Gage
&rigsoperotiol1erne ioopel fra Sc %e=
b%olutionpre JONI fra Sc nicaraguan-
fife Statstroppers SIDE er inoltille6e.
SmenS bor Erelioent 3elopo peo
forlfie(lige &epeltreger iget at u11o=
bragg Jig 6plgerne al fine @olos-
bonolinger. San far iaale6es er<
Heret Jig pillig til at treffe fig til
bage fra @mbe6et til Gor6eI for en-
Sole Ma6ri5, ser imi6lertio er ct al
bans &reot11rer, og ban bil6e 6erbe6
opnoo itooig at bobe &oan6 / &onfe
meo 6orbol6ene.
Smiolertio on1gooes Sc Ior. @ta=
ter og Merico me6 Elorer ON /
SglleSifob at uoepe Ell @laqs @on=
troll ODER Sc lmaa mellemamerifonife
&epubliter, laale0es at 6e fan qa=
rantere DEM iom fire 0pboIoslteoer
for u%ol9n0inge, iom motte gnlfe at
boiette Jig Ser. Sc bill til Sen @nbe
1oge allie De ielppalgte SDronner og
S1ttotorer n6 al 2a1t6et, reorganile=
re &egieringerne og gorantere 6reo
og BeIfDttelie lamt boloe Statsmoifi-
11eriet / goo Gang. @aor Sc s5or.
Stater goor mes poa 6en11e 8Ian er
Oct foroi Mellenra11rerifo fra Merico
moo Noro til Columbia mos 6p6
bprer til Sc Tor. StoterS S,1teresle-
1t9rc, I bbilfen De CT forpligteoe at
opretboloe SO og Or6en.
Erriioent 3elopo bor lenot en- lpe-
e1el &eprel entont til @aibington,
1om ltal tole bans Gag Der 90 ,,apr,-
Zig 1p9e at operbepiie II. g.. gegie-
ring ON, at ban CT blepen ipertet ga
fife ct 11er iaa ilem iom Set er bleept
fortolt. Men 8ebiierne for bans tn
ro'111tlte Sptraoen ct for pegtige til
at ban fan pente at opnoo ,1oqet as
Den Sci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
@umpers fommer life / Temsiel.

GnrbeoSmnn6ene for Mmericon
decoration Of 2abor, &rei ioent
@ompers, &%iccpreiioent sesobn Mit=
chef og Sefreter Sronf Morriion,
oer bar ioemte Ell 6nngiels1trof for
6orogt for &etten> bill forelgbig bli-
be fri for at aftiene Gtraffen. II. g.
9pieiteret far / @an0ags inorpmmet
ct ~@rit Of Gertoriori", ifelge bpil-
tt belle Sngen ifal giennemgaaes
pan11p, 1fpr oen forelngges @gieite.
ret, og iaa lenge / bpert 6alo oil
Sc tire Mrbei0erfprerc babe 6eres Sri
beo. Sagen orier Zig iom befieuot
ON, at 6e baboe opfororet Mrbeioerne
til at bopcotte ct 6irnno / Cincinnati.
Sucfs Stobe= & &onge 60, tiItro6s
for, at Ser fra Ell 0omltol bar it's
lteot ct 6orhll0 imoo l1oitebelie al
@opcott=grflnring. Set pil MI pare
mi16lt ct Mar. fpr Gogcn fan bIipc
aigiort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

iog &Iitter, UNDER allIturer. 8eim'
reliens Sorman6, &ofipgermeiter
2itticbau, giper / ct @apitel en- Dper.
iigt ODER, bpao Selitabet bar ll6rettd,
90 bpab oer. e16nll itaar tilbage for
set at gi6re. Set bar / 1866, at
Dberit 9ulgos fammen meo nogle
andre potrotiifiin6e6e Men6 oprette
6e Selifabet. Dengang laa 140 at
9anmarfs 700 @pa6ratmile ben fom
5laoer % 8affer, bpor iaa goot iom
alt mangleoe til Menneifers timber.
bolo; og ielo Sc faa Strafninger
6prfeltg Soro bar / 6en @rao uoiat.
tie for @eitenptn6en, at M%fgrgoerne
piifeoes al, tngen 8eie fan6tes. &iar
og Moier longs @aerne Iao fire o9
lpngflpote. Sc ipre0te Sorigg, Der
bar giort for at in6pn6e 6isie Stref.
ninger, par laa at lige belt mislDf.
fe6eS.
timber 0oberit Dalgos' geniaIe
9e6elie blep ser taget fat paa &lmt.
ming, Mereelgrapning, G6rlegnine
al 5untpe og Moier, og Opbprfning.
Jog iao eoot bar &eiultatet, at 90
!9algas 0poe / 1894, bar @olp6elen
of Spllouos u6prfe6e 2ano> ct Sm.
raooe iaa fort iom 6pen> 2ollan6 og
Saliter tiliammen> taget tno for &ul'
tltren, og iioen oa er 6 a 7 &poorat-
mile in6tagne til Blantning, og itore
&ier= og Moleitrefninger fultipere-
Sc. 80 e c 5 nn 8 e +
54H &baGrat M / e till.
b age at tage t p a q, iao
Set oil fees, at Sc 6an1fe Mmerifanere
ingeltlun0e fon1n1er for lent, ON Sc
bill D6e 6eres &ielp til, at bper Go6s,
BRED al bort Gn6relan6 me6 Si6er
fnn bltpe Menne1fme un6er6onig.
8ogen inole6es me6 ct pregtigt
|Gigt al Sobon Sfioleerl1p: ~gnb,
It'll engang forpnger fig gamle Dan.
marfs Sor0", 6erefter forteller
Sberltleitaant IF. S. 56egoar6 ON
(Sl6ti6ens Min6esmerfer paa @e6en,
Dr. @illo6s Gbriltenien ON &e6ens
J &iltorie giennem Ei6erne> @poIo
ISong @briitenien om Snoer og Gfif.
fe blan6t @eoeboer1te> Sfobrioer Sal.
gos ON &lantningen> Sn9enigr
|Sbomien ON @anoitanos =&egulerin.
gen Glauoi Weitb om eng, Moie oe
@ergel, og @erntng og @iborg, Sc
1pe og gonle Seoebper, beifrioes
imuft al Ynitor Gerfelien og M6iunf1
@anien.
S tire fortreffelige Mfinit belfri,
bes &eoens 6lora, 9prelip og Sag.
ten, pg enoelig mailer 8roblt Sbpslen
ct loffenoe 8ille6e al &eoens Grem.
ti6
Set ct ell 8og> ser bel er bpr6 al
etc; og igrligt bliper Sen set for
Dem, Ser fien6er oen ip6ife &eoe oq
bens eienoommelige @fjpnbe6, % TO,
Sc forbaabenlig mango 2on6smen>
beropre, ser bill gtpe Ell @oano mel
Mrbeiot for at bringe Sen i1o I'M
Der &11(tur. @ogen fan beitiIles bos
6. Masmusicn Nub. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
Tarmcrcn us bans &nnber.

Observation-Disclosures Sanrcs @illon
lar bpert Mar ct lerligt itolt Dlebltf.
Set er SEN 9ug, ga ban nole1oer
&apporten ON Sc 6rcmlfrtot, BET
omerifqnlfc 2anobr1g bor giort / sc
fo5te 12 Moane6er. Soar bar ban
{prIig GRUB til at pere itolt al ocn
gren al Set amcrifanife @rbperps=
lib, bpis pperlte o~fficielle &epreien=
tant ban er. Get CT ipimlenoe Sal
bon tumler n1eo for at falt1aa Sc
Beroier, Ser CT oraget no al Slime
rifos Sorobun6. - Men efter at ba=
be giertnemiet bans &opport, fomn1er
mar upilfaarlig til at itille Jig ieln
BET 5pergsmaal: @porfor ifal Sor=
br11gerl1e betole Sc %folos1ale Sriicr
for 6p0eparerre, aaar ser er en- iaa=
ban Operfleoigbeo al bem? @onife
biit tiltoger 6orbr1,get al 2epnets=
,1i6ler / ianume 6orbol6, lom 8efolf-
uingstaQet forpges. Men r1oor og=
faa &roouftionen iti9er, ifl1l0e man
fpnes, at ser moatte il1btrpoe CT,
big 8allance, ser forbin0rcoe 2pr=
Hospriler for @efolfningen / @perne.
Soon set life bar poa .Gibc, at Suit
berne for Garmprool1ftcrne lggte at
opnaa ct Sambirfe, bporp0 Sc fu11=
be un6gaa 6e mango Mellemleo, Ser
filler Jig mellem Hroouccnt og 6or=
bruger? Gi tGnfer pr nGrnlelt pao
be iaatoI6tc Sellesinofigb, iom er
forlbgt forifiellige 2anoe, og iom /
De fleite Silfaloe fmr biit Jig at ar
bejoe fortrinligt, mar ser belges
op9tige og poali0elige Gogmnno til
at le6e Dem. SIT &rooufterne lom
&egel maa giennemgoa Ell eller a,,=
ben Gore6lingsproces, inben Sc BIZ
ber tienlige for 6%orbrugerer, CT
nnggteltgt, nee1 oct far pilt Zig, at
or:ne Eilbereoning / mango sGilfnI-
&c fan ife un6er 1prbrugerens egc11
aontrol, / Mgller og 6abrifer, scr
oripes for lamnenifuot @opitol, for
tao ntot fife &ro6uce11terne forctref-
ter lclp at foretogc Gore6lingcn
Anoels- eller Mftieforetogel1oer. Sci
n1nn llooes folt, at Set, Der for0prcr
2ebne0Sm6lernc, CT life &11opbeoer
Of Dem. Sci CT Sen Equalization %
Sobhng, ser forcgoor nreo Sem, III:
ben Dc l1aar 6orbrllgeren. Sg set c,
ben "Jorretning" Ser mao inoifrpn
fes, belit belt afifoffes, fpr ri font
n1er bort fra Gprtiospriierne. = 81
roget iaoSont ton labe fig gjgre e.
Der ingen Spiul ON, Iiee ioo goot be1
tSanoet iom anore Steoer. Ser fin
- wv
beg o6ifillige Hripotfolf, ser enfelt
big fjeber 0irefte at &roo1,center, 0!
TOM fi1oer flor Soroel oerbeo, lcl,
ON SC betoler bpje Torfenoellesom
foitningcr for oeres Smaoportier a
Borer. Og pe0 or9oniiereoe S,1o
tipbSforeninger, meo Ell fat llobcler
ftnoe ielpfelgelig 6isie rcouccres me
get betp6eligt.
9er tan ingen Gbipl bore ON, a
6orbrl,gerne / 8perne poa 6enn
Noaoe btl funne lette Sen t11nqe Bpr
be for at ifaffe 2ipsopboloet. @e
9leloer blot ON, at ser to9es S11itio
tn, at Der gjpres Ell @cgpnocIlc .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
pendons(
Giuie 5cbcration / Mc,u yurf pil ar
bejoe for 2bsnimgen.

Sra Seem Oorf meooeles, at ser
lanoipnligpis pil blipe forelagt 0en-
ne &'orgresiomling SEN 9pgape at
en- &lan for Yeniione-
ring at Gm6eos- og 8eitillingsmen0
m1oer &egieringen, boiS Mrbeioe er
blepet ntilfre0sltillenoe,- life paa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

&aar Sc fsleer meb / bette 8Ios
Fra enoe til anoen, fra l1ge til uge,
ltal De fife ensite 9ent for, at .,
life fblger meo / Ei6en. Set fbr.
Ger @dabet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
n9anitr ! Mmerifa".

Af &erfet r9nnife ! Mmerifa" er
8. % 8. 9efte (@latnins al fbrite
8iub) M unber @resien % bill ub.
fumn1e / neite 11ge. 9ermeb er @er-
fets fbrite 8inb afiluttet % bill alt
iaa foreligse iom ct iamlet &ele in.
Ben Sulen.
g.. @asmnsien Tub. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

8lcm life at onbefale bette Blab
Ill oeres @enner % 8efienote. Com
De ielb ct tilfreos me6 BET. I'll his;.
ogiaa blibe bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

Naeuter ipr purc Bigger og Blabe
FAINT uSanifc / Mmerifa".
9. Sbaulp,u,
Spler, Mttnn.
). 8. 6. &eterieu,
272. 8nrufioc Ct,
&%ortlanb, Ore.
+. s.. 5. Glaaien,
. 1888 Sacotta Mpc.,
/: Sacoma, @aib.
Suns @oloen Scnien.
Mtilmaufee, isis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

= Tarnen: ~&an fpiller 6og Sci
igt, br,ripenoe, ie6t!"
&mcrifoncren: ~Ma, set er intet,
tntet. Siemme bos % bor ri en- sSIgi=
feniit, Ser ipiller ioa ieot, at bans
Some iamler Sonerne op % bruqer
Dem / St6et for Suffer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

6. @asmusien Hnb. 81.
@runb al l16ueligbeo eller Mangel
paa @bne, men paa @run6 al bpi
9l6er.
5inansmimiiter McGeagb far for
fife lange ii6en antpoet> at Mrbeioet
/ bans 9epartement / en- life rtnge
@ra6 li6er UNDER @irfningen af at
EN- Mnng6e at Sunftionererne er
gumle Menb, iom life Tan u6fpQ6e
oeres &ligter fploeitgjeren6e, og Der
ct aoifilligt iom tD0er paa, at Oct
famine giel6er / ale 6e anbre 9e=
partementer. Set ligger n9r at ,an=
tage> at bette let fan en6res pe6 at
afifeoige 0isle 0l6inge og aniette
1l11ge> arbejosfriife Men1 / oeres
5teo. Seen iaa let goar oct life.
GiDil Serpice 2open> UNDER bbilfen
Sen flo5iificere0e Giene1te er in6fgrt,
foreifriper nemlig, at ingen Sunftto=
ngr, Ser er aniat / Senbol6 til @iptl
9erpice 2open, fan o%fife6iges uoen
for iaa blot ban bar giort fig ifpl6ig
Ell eller an6en 6orieelie. M6er og
Gpgbom go0fien6es life iom @run6
til Mfife6igelie.
Denne 0poagelie er life M. @olt=
9epartementet, lom bar set ferite til
at aniGtte efter Gipil 9erbice &eg=
lerne> bar alt / lange Gi6er go6fienot
bette Yrincip> og %in6enfor @mbe6s=
menoenes og Sunftionerernes Or
ganiiationer far set iepnlig pnret
orgftet, bborleoes oct rettelig bur6e
bringes / Mnbe110elie operfor gamle
og utje1itopgtige Solf. Men Soft
@eparternentets &e%gulotiper forbpb
Sltnftionererne at forban0le @agen
! me6 1eportementet.
Ser er imi6lertio Ell Organization,
Ser fan tage Sagen op r6en at trp6e
&egulatiperne for Sc forifiellige &e=
gjering5=Gepartementer for n9r, og
oct ct oen iaafal0te 6 S e Il
oeration II: Srganiiationens ere=
frtiue gmbe0smpno far bpret /
Samroa0 mes Yoltfunftionerernes
f, Srgunilotioner og Dar fun0et, at
bisle bar pilligc. til og al al Magt
piloe ltptte 8e1trebeller for at forbe=
Gre gffeftipiteten / Gieneiten peo at
uo1fpoe 6unftionnrer> iom er for
gar1lc til at 9igre Spl6e1t, 1,oar ser
fun0e a%rrangeres ct Beniionslpltem
for Dem, iom fan fire 0em moo at
libe Ng6 paa 0eres gan1le Gage.
acknowledgements UNDER &oitbe=
Tenet ct pillige til at ofltoo en- bis
Froccnt al oereS 2pn, lom iful6e gao
til ct E~enlionsfon0, og ser er ingen
Sbipl om> at set lamne giel6er / Sc
anore Gepartementer. Set bil6e iim=
pelt fen bore | 6eres egen Snteresie,
tbi for oct fgr1te bil6e ser pe6 en- ioa=
Dan Sr0uing in0treoe ct burtigere
ADVANCEMENT, og for set anoet biloe
Hegjcrings 6unftionererne ie en-
lorgfri Mlberoom impoe. Set bilbe
blipe eli SelplUelp> ser imibIertio
if1loe itpttes beo &egieringstilifub.
Tonoet lflloe oprettes og beoligebol=
oes peo Traorog at en- lille &roce11t
al bper enfelt 6rnftioners 2gn og
peo ct Silifuo fra 5totsfasl EN-, lom
faitinttes peo @epilling.
ut Iicne1 ten / 0epartementerne
pil0c pin0e pe0, at Sc gomle og mini
ore arbeiosopgtige Tunftionerer
%fjerncoe5 er en- 5elpfglge, og benne
SIDE al Sogen biloe fomme til at
lptlle cit &olle / &ongresiens @olo=
ming operf for Spprgsmoolet.
Chic federation agter iom iagt
at fremlGgge Sagen for &ongresie Ell
/ in6ebrrcn6e Canning, men SEN EN-
beige Mfgiprelie for Sen Gorm> UNI
Der bpilfen SEN pil blibe %forebragt
er en6nl1 life truffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10


S Gorbinoelie me6 Omtalen al
oerne Sag ifal hi benlebe bore 2e.
res Spmerflon1beo poa en- operor.
oentlig interesiant 8og, Ser iaar er
11ofom1net ON @eoeielifobets 8irf.
iombe6.
Set er IS e gem, fire.
pet al forifiellige 6orfattere, npoeligt
tlluitreret, nosibet at 8orlagsbog-
banoler Moolf Sacoblen / @iborg
Gen ombonoler oe forifjellige Creme
al bet itore @rbeioe, iom Selifabet
sar nofert for at in66rage 9onm1arfs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
De gam(e Odgteroers.
/ n1ooerne Snofatnins.

SornDltg toy Den m~angeaartge
@bef for &igbenbapns 8ran6beien,
Sberlt Meper, Mfife6, / bbilfen Mn=
leontng ser bleb arra1geret en- Iterre
Teltligbeo til 9@re for bam. Sem
gamle Natpegter : SSrltitution %
8ronobai enet bar fra gamnel. Gi6
itaoet / npie inobproes Gorbinbelie,
og set bar ganife naturligt> at @eg=
terne font nne6 til Soften, / bpert
6alo min6e6es be6 6en; tbi ielpe
&orplet er 10 MI forlengit gaoet til
fine Gebre. Deres< Mn6el / Soften
bar arrangeret paa felgen6e moriom=
me Moa6e:
Do mun bar blepen pIoceret beo
8oroene, iluffe6es alle 2piene. Ser
bleb ganife mprft / 5alen, og in6
%pan6re6e en- 8egter fra Gre6erif Sen
Siettes Gi6 nte6 tunge &relfo og
Worgenitierne og 2pgte meo Gelle=
lDs og fpa6:
SOB, @egter,
&loffen ct Hagen 5uppe,
Den giber 2ib % @arme
/ @6ers ]rltne &roppe,
men ipis fun li6t,
ipar Mppetit,
tbi, 6et> Der fon1mer eiter,
oil frebe ipere &refter!
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way suggest that members Of this
House have been guilty Of accepting
or Offering any monetary OF mate
rial inducement for the purpose of
influencing the vote on any measure
introduced. More particularly have
your committee Investigated certain
rumors concerning the giving and
taking of brides in connection with
the so-called Liquor Bill and fln1s
that such rumors are entirely with
out foundation. And your commit
tee unqualifledly asserts that no
member of this House has been gull
~ of Offering or accepting any per-
sonal gain or promise thereof for
any vote, support or action what
soever, directly or indirectly.
Stenographcr. - Your committee
has had under consideration the mat
ter of the stenographer of the House,
and fully sustains the House in its
action in rejecting the claim of such
stenographer for additional compen-
sation for transcribing the Minutes.
In this connection, your committee
finds this action of the House to have
been the motive of the charges made
by the Honorable Member Mr.. Long,
and that the said member relied on
| the uncerifled statements OF the ste
nographer and others in regard to
the conduct of the members of this
House.
| Your committee therefore reports
that the charges made against men,
bers of this Housegwere and are un-
founded, that they were made on
mere rumor and without. any pre-
vious investigation on the part of
the member making the same. The
charges have been provocative only
of distrust in this House and of mis-
information concerning the honesty,
ability and integrity Of this branch
of the Legislature. The evil accom-
plished by these ill-timed charges
this House is in large measure pow
erless TO undo, Your committee rec
ommends that in addition to spread
ing this report in full upon the
Journal of this House, the Clerk be
directed to transmit a certified copy
hereof to the Governor of the Terri
tory, the Federal Discussing Officer
the Treasurer OF the Territory and
the Secretary OF the Interior.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT w. SINGLE,
Chairman
J. II. C0NEY, ...f
HENRY l.. KAWEWEHI,
: Committee
Dated Honolulu, April 10, 1909.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-19

fact less than those usually charged
for like service.
Clerks.-In the matter of the hire
OF clerks for committees your COM
mittee finds that no needless or un-
employed clerks have been kept on
the payrolls by any committee of
this House, and that such clerks
have been employed only when need
ed, at rates OF compensation not ex-
orbitant and that in many instances
such clerks have been underpaid Ia
Their than overpaid for the work act
ually accomplished.
Translators. This committee
finds that the translators employed
by the House have In most instances
been entirely competent for the work
for which they were employed. The
two or three cases where such trans
lators have proved incompetent have
been rectiiled by the Committee on
Printing as soon as discovered, with
the single exception of Mr.. Kalco,
whom we recommend be dismissed
on the ground of incompetency. The
committee believes that in order to
secure the best service, the work oil
translation should be given only Il
persons known to be competent ana
should not be given as II matter 81
favor to persons not competent In
the belief or hope that they will Sc
cure competent assistants. The com
mittee likewise recommends that hi
Printing Committee be left free t.
distribute the work of translation
as to 1t seems best and that sucl
committee be not subjected to direc
lions from members of the House a
to whom bills shall be given TO
TRANSACTIONS.
Bribery. - Your committee ha
given its most careful and particula
attention to charges which In an
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Mr.. WHITNEY ON GRAFT TALK.

Deputy Attorney General Whitney
asked a rather foolish question during
the sessions of the House graft" com.
mittee. As Mr.. Whitney apparently
did not so consider it, he is entitled to
enlightenment.
The query was after the following
order: Is II not true that the news.
papers during the close of every Sos
sion of the Legislature get bunch
that there is graft and try to make
much Of It?
Mr.. whitney presumably based his
question on what he recalled Of previ-
Gus sessions.
| The answer to that question so far
as the Bulletin is concerned is
that this newspaper has published ac-
counts of alleged graft as frequently
statements charging graft have been
made by members of the Legislature.
II it be true that the Legislators begin
! 20 talk graft the latter part Of every
session the Deputy Attorney General
| is right.
The first man to utter the word
graft in the present session of the
Legislature was none other than the
Honorable Speaker of the House o
representatives. This utterance wal
deliberate, spoken with care and no
in the heat of debate on the floor o
the House.
This remark of the principal ofIicel
of the House naturally turned loos,
members whom he attacked by infer
ence for association with resolution
deemed by him improper.
Then the compliment" was by in
ference returned by members of tn,
House and the mess was created which
the Deputy Attorney General sought t
decorate with a little passing per
siflage regarding the newspapers, quit
uncalled for and not in keeping will
any of the facts in the present case.