davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
w1LLETT's SPEECH.

The speech
welt shows that sound and signfying nhng Wi called
President was of
heart his
including these precious passages:
Gle the
nival ticker He things
Capitol Hill does let the
'Ie tries patience
for the things
unamed AngoSaxns making much believing
cfe bill of rights fight
and Bunker HILL
passion wanted their
has got to laugh with
hour it left its native
Small wonder that eSpHnged records
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
MERCHANTS WILL VOTE AGAIN
ON COASTWISE SUSPENSION

The Merchants Association is to
make another move to get on the right
side of the Coastwise Laws suspension
question. 1t is pretty generally under
stood that the members, if given a
chance to register another vote on the
matter, would be three to one in favor
of throwing Off the restrictions on tour,
ist traffic until such time as American
steamships are provided to accommodate
it. Acting on this understanding, some
of the members are asking that special
meeting be called for the purpose of
authorizing postal card vote Of the
association. IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

This meeting will be called this week
and the vote taken in time to cable the
Delegate the result.
Heretofore the. association has been
chary OF touching this question, desiring
to let themselves and Others forget that
they ever voted to withdraw support
from the bill now in Congress. The
matter has reached phase now, how.
ever, when the Delegate requires an
emphatic notification that the commu-
nifty is as much unit in the matter now
as it ever was and that the sentiment
here, as expressed at the public meeting,
is overwhelmingly in favor of the sus-
pension of the Coastwise Laws as re-
CARDS passenger travel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
:. w. BOOTH ARRESTED
CONTINUED from Page one.)

stood, saying in apology for the APP
pointment that the man would soon
be getting drunk and could then be
dropped from the force. Manuel, it is
understood, produces one of his chums
who says Booth five years ago paid
him to burn the house in question.
This chum is the same one who sew
eral years ago was arrested with Man
uel for robbery, both getting off
through insufficient evidence. Booth
and Manuel have been on bad terms
for some time. Manuel, it is under
stood, has passed it out to his neigh
bors recently that he and a certain
white detective are going to get Kala-
kiela out, who is no use and must give
place to better men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

the
of
the distinguished railroad
hardheaded
travelling public
which they the heads
month than all Hawaii does throughout the
have
familiar the encourage
lines following, the advice is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
DON'T TAKE THE RISK.

When you have bad cough or cold
do not let it drag along until it be-
comes chronic or develops into an at
tack of pneumonia, but give it the
attention it deserves and get rid of it
Take Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy
and you are sure of prompt relief. Fol
sale at all dealers. Benson, Smith
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

the
singing their into
who chant mee Hawaiian daily
there ought to be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

Probably the aest opponent Of the traffic
John G. WOol of
naOna and his willingness of
in
fields Mr. Woy worked in Hawaii the
to brew the local option
the mainland Since he left
be akena adv ntn of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

Banker Spadng that $35000O0
this Territory than
Spang government
mission
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

The files bring
that
tagged Now It,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

When the city payroll imbrogo lands that the
will assist having properly smooed
possibly make the first aboe through bbg
public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

So Aacs jumping moving might
well TO restore the warnings Chinese
G. o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

back
al that time at something Why didn't
else then instead getting
system the supervisors
Attorney. Nx yH9}F a a ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

Presdntelect Taft Friday
urdy they looked
This betokens activity that will make President
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

be interest japanese hgwage agators
million Scian
Italy for the United States in the four month";
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

President driving Japanese
Berkeley University papers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
.DIAs VICTIM
OF MELANCHOLY

Acute melancholia was the reason for
the suicide of p. A. Dias os Waipahu
in Switzerland last July, according to
the report of U. S. Consul Julius Hart
mann of Luzerne, which was received
yesterday. The Consul was appointed
by the Circnit Court to act as Commits
sioner to take the testimony of DR.. A.
Wunderlich of Schoeneck, Switzerland,
who was believed by the relatives of
Dias to know all of the circumstances
surrounding his death. That this pre-.
sumption was correct is shown by the
testimony received yesterday.
DIR. Wunderlich says that he was per.
sonally acquainted with Dias and had
treated him some time previous to his
death. DR.. Wunderlich declares that
Dias wandered into forest near the
town of Schoeneck on the morning of
July 10th last and there put an end to
his existence by firing three bullets
into his body near the heart.
The physician further says that the
Identification was complete and there
is no reason for doubt in that connec.
tion. He says that the baggage left by
Dias was forwarded to the United
States Consul General at Zurich as was
also letter that was found upon the
body. DIR. Wunderlich says he treated
Dias from June 18th until the day
previous to the man s death.
Temporary letters of administration
of the estate have been granted by the
local court and the appointment of q
commissioner to take testimony in
Switzerland was made on the motion Of
| the Dias heirs.
The Wage-Agitators.
Among the matters that have
been presented to the consideration OF
the territorial grand jury pow sitting
is the high wage agitation and the
reckless and desperate methods thai
have been urged on plantation laborer
by their irresponsible leaders. If tn,
grand jury finds that the agitation
threatens to disturb the public peac,
and that the japanese leaders in tn,
movement have gone to the length o
threatening the lives of their country
men who have opposed them, there i
every indication that indictments will
be returned and some of the reckless
ones called for an explanation before
judge and jury.
Court Notes.
On charge of having entered tn
room of Mary Vincent in the Winston
block last December and stealing SIC
Francisco Castro was placed on trial il
Judge De Bolts court yesterday. Tn
charge against him is burglary in tn
first degree.
The damage suit of August Spillne
against S. Yokomizo and X. Pashino
being tried in the court of Circuit Judg
Lindsay. Spillner wants $500 from tn
Japanese for the damage done to hi
houses when the defendants were col
Quoting blasting operations on Quar-
street. Spillner claims that the house
5 were injured in such way that exteI
| sive repairs are needed and that he ha
not been able to keep tenants for NOR
than few weeks at time.
AT its sitting yesterday morning til
Supreme Court dismissed the exception
, entered by Attorneys Breckons an
Thayer for Ching Tam Shee, executri;
in the action brought by w. A. Hall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

The President advice California saying
" Have all the fun you like, but dom get gay.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02

Governor Smiths Philippine Assembly
spaldng's speech Improvement
The newspaper., 1909-06-11
Make It all the worse.

Make It all the worse. Besides,
how could we cook anything? All
these reeds are green, or at least wa
ter-soaked."
But Mr.. Blake said to gather some
fish. Had you not best"
HE can pick up all he wants.
shall not touch the beastly things"
Then suppose there is nothing to
do but wait for him
"Yes, If the sharks do not get him."
Miss Leslie uttered a little moan,
and Winthrope, seeing that she was
on the verge of tears, fastened to re-
assure her. Don't worry about him,
Miss Genevieve! He'll soon return,
with nothing worse than a blistered
back. Fellows of that sort are born
to hang, you know"
But IL he should be-if anything
should happen to him"
winthrope shrugged his shoulders,
and drew out his silver cigarette case
highly gratified to find that neither the
cigarettes nor the vesta matches in the
cover had been reached by the wet.
by Jove. here's luck!" he ex-
claimed, and he bowed to Miss Leslie.
Pardon me, but II you have no OBJ
,ections-'
The girl nodded as a matter of form.
and Winthrope hastened to light the
cigarette already in his fingers. The
smoke by no means tended to lessen
he dryness of his mouth: yet it put
him in a reflective mood, and in think
ing over what he had read OF ship
wrecked parties. he remembered that
pebble held in the mouth is supposed
to ease ones thirst
To be sure. there was not a sign Of
a pebble within miles Of where they
sat: but after some reflection. 1t oc-
Cured TO him that one of his steel
keys might do as well. At first Miss
Leslie was reluctant to try the ex-
pertinent, and only the Increasing dry
ness of her mouth forced her to seek
the promised relief. Though it failed
to quench her thirst she was agree
ably surprised to find that the little
fat bar of metal eaSed her craving to
a marked degree.
Winthrope now thought 10 rig a
shade as Miss Leslie had done. out of
reeds and his handkerchief. for the
sun was scorching his unprotected
head. Thus sheltered, the two
crouched as comfortably as they could
upon the half-dried crest OF the hum
mock and waited impatiently for the
return OF Blake.
The newspaper., 1909-06-11
Public Trustee Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT:
WHEREAS W. d. Nelson and Ira d. McFad-
their promissory note for eight hundred dol
lars tssOO.) dated April IL, 1908 payable
per cent per annum, and did al the same
time execute and deliver their deed of trust
RADIO. for the use of said Langley $. Foote.
to -ecure payment of said note. conveying
thereby to said public trustee for said pur-
South half Of the southeast "a of the south-
east "a of section 10. and the northeast u OF
the northeast u Dissection ! : in township IL
south of range 81 west of 8 r. NJ. In Delta
county. Colorado. excepting however from
the above described tracts any and ali rights
of way thrrctofure granted. together with
ten ~hare~ of the capital stock Of the Paonis
Ditch company, together with all water and
water rights. ditch and ditch rights there
unto belonging.
Which said deed Of trust is dated April IL,
Of the records Of the Office of the county
clerk and rtror,ler Of said D.lta county.
and dirrcted the said Public Trust OF Delta
county. Colorado. upon default in the pay
ment of the principal and the Interest of said
note a. therein provided to sell the property
herein neefore described after four weeks pub
li-hed notice or so much thereof may be
necessary to pay and satisfy said note
AND WHEREAS the said Langley :. Foote
has In writing declared n violation of the
covenants Of said Deed Of Trust and ha.
elected to advertise the property ht-aid Deed
of 'rru-t for sale under the terms thereof and
did on the 10th day of May. 1909 die In
L
within and for said county OF Delta a notice
OF said violation and election and "A demand
for such sale.
THEREFoRE. |. y. ]. Bradley. county treas
urer of Delta county. Colorado, ~ Public
Trustee. and under and hy virtue of the
power and authority, vested in me by said
Deed of Tru.t. and In accordance with the
/ terms Of sale specified therein. and in com
pliance with the law in such case made and
provided. for the purpose of pay ing said note
] Tor eight hundred dollars and All unpafd in
terest thereon. together with all costs and
penses OF this trust. will ON Tuesday the
| 18th day OF June. 1909. at the hour of 10
front door OF the court house in the city OF
RADIO. for the highest and best price the
same will bring In cash. sell anddispose OF
all the premises and property described In
South half OF the southeast u of the south
of the northeast u OF Section l . in township
Ia south OF Range 81 west of p. NJ. In
Delta county. Colorado. excepting however
rights of way Heretofore granted. together
with ten shares of the capital stock of the
Paonia Ditch Company. together with all
water and water rights, ditch and ditch
rights thereunto belonging.
Dated at Delta, Colorado. this 10th day of
May. 1909. \. J. BRADLEY,
County treasurer OF Delta county. Colorado.
as public trustee.
First publication May II. 1909.
Last publication June IL. 1909.
The newspaper., 1909-06-11

thrope. chase yourself over the mud,
and get together a mess OF fish that
are not too dead. Must be dozens. aft
the blow. AS for you, Miss Jenny.
guess you can pick up some reeds and
rig headgear out OF this handker-
chief Wait a moment Put on my
coat. II you don't want to be broiled
alive through the holes of that peek-a-
boo
But l say. Blake" began Win
thrope.
Don't say-do." reJoined Blake
and he started down the muddy shore.
Though the tide was at food. there
was now no cyclone to drive the sea
above the beach. and Blake walked a
quarter of a mile before he reached
the waters edge. There was little
surf. and he paused only a few mo-
ments to peer out across the low
swells before he commenced to strip.
Winthrope and Miss Leslie had been
watching his movements; now the
girl rose In a little furry of haste.
and set to gathering reeds. Winthrope
would have spoken. but, seeing her
embarrassment, smiled to himself. and
began stroliing about In search of fish.
II was no difficult search The
marshy ground was strewn with dead
sea-creatures. many OF which were al
ready shriveling and drying in the
sun. Some of the fish had a familiar
look. and winthrope turned them over
with the tip OF his shoe. He even
went so far as to stoop to pick up
-
pulsed by its stiffness and the unnat-
ural shape into which the sun was
wsrping It,
He found himself near the beach.
and stood for half an hour or more
watching the black dot far out in the
waterfall that was to be seen OF
Blake. The American. after wading
off-shore another quarter of a mile.
had reached swimming depth. and was
heading out among the reefs with
steady. vigorous strokes. Half q mile
or so beyond him winthrope could
now make out the goal for which he
was siming-the one remaining :op-
mast of the steamer.
by Jove. these waters are full of
sharks" murmured Winthrope. star
ing at the steadily rcceding dot until
1, disappeared behind the wall OF surf
which spumed up over one OF the outer
reefs
call from Miss Leslie interrupted
his watch. and he hastened to reioin
her After several failures. she had
conirived to knot Blake's han nikerchief
to three or four reeds In the form OF
little sunshade. Her shoulders were
protected by Biake's coat u made
heavy wrap. but II shut out the bills
,erinE sun rays. Shich. as Blake had
foresecn. had quickly begun TO burn
'hc girls delicate skin through her
'oven- work bodice,
Thus protected. she vas fairly safe
from the sun. Rut the sun was BY no
means the worst feature Of the situa-
ton. While Winthrope was yet several
yards distant the girl began tn com
plain TO him. I'm so thirs y. ..r
Minthr,pe' Whore is there any VI
ter. PoaSe get me a drink al orc,
Mr.. wintmope'"
The newspaper., 1909-06-11
Sale of Real Estate
STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Delta.

STATE OF COLORADO. -.
iS THE COUNTY cou'RT IN PRoBATEl
tba In the mater n, of Notice of Sale of Real
j. Collins, deceased. Estate
Notice is hereby given that on the first d az
OF June, 1909, the county court of DeltSI
county In probate made and entered its de-
cree directing the administrator of the above
entitled estate to sell at private sale for a
consideration not less than the appraised
$1,000 the following described real estate,
situate in Delta county, Colorado, belonging
to said estate, to-wit:
A tract of land containing about one and
and one half acres situate in the southeast
corner of the $. W. u of y. E. q of section / o
township 10, south of range 81 west OF the
9th 2. NJ. and described as follows: Com
mencing at the southeast corner of said
running thence north to a point where the
Fire Mountain canal intersects the east line
OF said southwest q of northeast u of sec
ton 3: thence in a southwesterly. direction
along the southeast bank of said canal to q
point where said canal intersects the south
line OF said southwest OF northeast u OF
section 1 3; thence east along said south line
70 place of beginning. and being the land
lying southeast of -aid Fire Mountain canal
in said southwest "a of said section is.
Therefore, |, Randolph Williamson, admin
istrator of the estate of Patrick J. Collins,
deceased. will offer at private sale at nv OF.
nee in the truit Exchange bank in Paonia-
Delta county, Colorado, on Wednesday, the
and will sell. pursuant to said decree of sale,
to the highest bidder, the above described
utioHElnE TO -aiu estate, upon
the following terms. to-wit. Not less than
one-half of the purchase price thereof to be
paid In cash, the balance ON deferred pay
ments running not to exceed five years with
Interest at eight percent per annum evi-
denced by purchasers promi-sory note to be
secured by purchasers first mortgage deed
against said premises. provided also that
said property viii not be sold for less than
the appraised value of nine HUNDRED dollars
$4,000
Dated at Paonia, Colorado. this 10th day
of June. 1909. RASDoIPH WILIIAMrox
Administrator OF the estate of Patrick .
Collins. deceased.
MERLE ID. VINCENT. Attorney.
First publication June IL. 1909.
Last publication June Is. 1909
The newspaper., 1909-06-11
Notice of Public Sale of North Fori
Farmers Ditch Company Stock,

Notice is hereby given, that /, A. L. Binl
ford. Special Commissioner of the county
court OF Delta county, Colorado, duly ap
cree OF said court, duly made and entered oI
the 24th day of May A. ID. 1909, in n cas(
then pending in said court, wherein The First
National Bank of Paonia, plaintiff and
l. D. MeFadden and Bessie NJ. McFaddeI
were deiendants, VIII on the 26th day o
June A. ID. 1909, at the hour of o O'Clock ir
the forenoon, at the front door OF the Fir-j
National Bank Building, in Pannia, Colo
rado, offer for sale, At public auction, and
sell, to the highest and best bidder for cash
one share of the Capital Stock of The Nortt
by Certificate of Stock No. Ia for the pur.
pose of applying the proceeds thereof on tll-
Judgment rendered against said defendant &
in said cause.
Terms OF sale; Cash in hand at time Of sale
witness my hand this 25th day of May a D.
1903. 4. J.. BINFoRb
Special on. missioner.
First Publication. May 2S. 1903
Lust Publication. June l :. 1909
The newspaper., 1909-06-11

n
@A to CLASSY plain in the
dead calm. they did not see Blake 90
his return until he struck shallow va
ter and stood up to wade ashore. Tn.
tide had begun to ebb before h.
started landward. and though he was
powerful swimmer. the long pull
against the current had SO tired him
hat when he took TO wading he
moved az tortoise-like gait
The bloomin' loaferi" commented
winthrope, He glanced quickly about
and at sight Of Miss Leslie's archinT
brows. FASTENED to add: Beg par
don, He-ah-reminds me so much
~ navy. You know"
Miss Leslie made no reply.
At last Blake was out OF the water
and ioiling up the muddy beach to the
SPOT where he had left his clothes
While dressing he seemed to recover
fro his eXcrtions In the water. for
he moment he had finished he sprsns
70 his feet and came forward NJ a
brisk pace
As he approached. Winthrope
waved his nth cigarette at him WIN
languid enthusiasm. and called out as
heartily as his dry lips would per
nit. Il say. Blake. deuced glad the
sharks didn't get you,"
sharks --bah' All you have to do
is to splash little. and they haul oil"
How about the steamer Mr.
Blake" asked Miss Leslie. turning to
face him.
"An under but the maintopmsst-
curse it,-wire rigE.a= at that,
Couldn't even get bolt"
"a boltg"
Not bolt: and here We are
good as naked on this infernal-Hey
you what you doing with that match
Light your cigarette-light i'll Dam
nation,"
Needless OF Blake's warning cry
Winthrope had struck his last vesta.
and now. angry and bewildered he
stood staring while the little taper
burned Itself out With an oath. Blake
sprang TO catch IL as II dropped from
between Winthrope's fingers. But he
was too far away. II fell among the
damp rushes. spluttered. and fared
out.
For a moment Blake knelt. staring
at the rushes as though stupehed:
then he sprang up before Winthrope.
his bronzed face purple with anger.
where's your Matchbox Got any
more?" he demanded.
Last one fancy-yes; last one
and there are still two cigarettes. Blu
look here, Blake. l can't tolerate your
talking so deucedly-"
You IDIOT you-you- He'll, and
every one for cigar sttes,"
The newspaper., 1909-06-11

But. my dear Miss Leslie. there is
no water. These pools arc all sea
water. / must say. I'm deuced dry
myself l can't sec why that cad
should go OFF and leave us like this.
when we need him most"
Indeed. it is a shame-Oh. I'm so
thirsty! Do you think I. would help
II we ate somothing?"
The newspaper., 1909-06-11
CHAPTER III.

The Worth Of Fire.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-19
Employs the largest edi-
loriai force ever organized
by a farm paper.

sors Of agricultural colleges and dit
letters received by the publisher
"The AMERICAN FARM REVIEW
reeds set what the up-to-date farmer h;
usually too much hard work to wade III
Journals 20 get out the best matter in each
eeniratea IN a single magazine, it would n
become an actual pleasure 10 the busiest "a
pared ,iise,t of the agricultural liseresure {
real service and is something badly needed
god ere that We wonder il wzs never
"IhH AigERicAN FARM REVIEW shot
White the main purpose OF Th,
= the agricultural press, each issue
Journal. For example, 1T m carly
Farm" " written by Mr.. aarles Y
BuFkett is not a theurciira writer,
simply and directly. THIS series o.
these and other original articles Wi
Believing thar the wjJc-aW
CAN FARM REVi. .EV pt II
rruiber OF yearly suhSerjptinns {
new or renewal subscription to
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-19

nc. Only what the farmer
J long Been seehi1g. Il is
lagh a dozen OF more farm
whereas, If it wete all cOn-
F: only cease TO be work but
aer." 8 y IA well pre-
tic country. would render n
Z = . The plan is such
thought Of before. - = =
| meet with the approval Of
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
February S. 1903.
Notice is hereby gwen that Joseph X.
Buckler Of Holly. Colo. who. on May II, 1908
made Homestead Entr, No 0l365-H. T.. No
553l. for the west hall southwest quarter
southeast quarter oi the southwest quarter. south
west quarter oi the southeast quarter. section ~
township % south. range ~ west. oi the 9th
principal meridian. has filed notice Of irAsn,ioa
to make hna Gve-year proof. to establish
Slam to the land above described. before L. NJ
Zslineer. United States Commissioner. at Holl 2
Colo, the 20ih day oi March. 1903.
Claimant names witnesses: W. W. R~y-
nolds d. II. Underwood. NJ. l.. Russell and
j. 7. WeIda. all OF HOLLY. Colo.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Register
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-19
I'VE wonder il was never
thought Of before says one man

We have pleasure calling readers depart
agricultural journalism One Of the progressive and wide
ake publishers in the who has already made big
with popular magazine his turned his attention 70 The
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-19

II
ming industry, and extract the best, giv-
kirmed milk. In other words, The
w is 10 the busy farmer what the
Il terary Digest are to the busy city
MAJ. This new farm paper therefore
fill a new and distinct field of its own.
While you may, OF course, continue to
re; and subscribe for your favorite
far II paper, which circulatcs mainly in
yolr own state, you naturally are
an ious to know what farmers are dung
a there are 400 farm, papers published,
ear to subscribe for them all, and you
EN- even i you did subscribe. The
v does this for you: Trained experts
d ne monthly, semi monthly, weekly
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-19

ano Dlgest Of the AGRICULTURAL Press.
As It's name implies, its purpose is to
fur ish the farmer with the cream Of
ev( gything published in regard to farm
inp. The largest editorial force ever
orr anized by a farm paper will read
car .fliIly every naner n11hliShed that