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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
BUILDING RAPIDLY.

The building above the flood gate has been progressing finely and sew eral new buildings are already com pieted or are being rushed toward completion as fast as possible. Many of the new stores will be in shape for business early in the present year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
TO HONOR MISS SNYDER.

Aa informal reception will be given Saturday evening in honor of Miss Myrtle Snyder. who has been attending the Tempe Normal and who will re turn to schooi Sunday. The social IS being promoted by the members of the Methodist choir and wilt be given 4 tse home of Dr. and MrssS. w. Wilkn- son.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Ladies Golf Contest.

In the ladies' golf contest yesterday a the Country club for the cup some good scores were made, Mrs. Charles McKean being the winner. The fol. lowing are the best scores made: Mrs. McKean 3s, Miss Garry 39. Mrs. Sex ton 45, Mrs. A. Scott 46, Miss Bonner 47. Mrs. Rae 47. Miss Badger 47, Mrs. Dower AS, Mrs. Hlll 49, Mrs. Badger 53, and Mrs. Rice 55.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
Qnternational-Ansrican1
Ready For Business Monday.

Heacy For Business Monday.
 James Howell. Nho is the cashier of the Arizona Trust & Banking com psny, heretofore located with the First National bank, stated this morn ing that he would open the new guar. ters. of the trust and banking company on Monday next The new banking room fronts on Tenth street and IS in the First National bank building. IL has been handsomely furnished ana this morning a handsome linoleum was being laid on the floor. MT. How. eli desires that his friends shah call and see him at his new place of bush ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
NOTICE.

Members of the Warren District
 country club. Election Of officers viii be held at the club house Jan nary l2th. 'Os. at F. m. See Article ?. Sections and , of bylaws or H. A. Schwartz. January 1st quarterly dues 5000. locker S1.O0 fee. are due. Prompt remittance is requested 10 H. k Schwartz, F. of R., or by mail. 372
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
LADIES' AID OFFICERS

The Dsptist ladies aid met yester- day afternoon with Mrs. l.. Butler, of
 School Hill. A short routine of bus ness was attended to. after which of. ficers for the coming year were elect. led as follows. President. Mrs.
 Hnry Owen; vice president, Mrs. W E. Stoner, secretary, Mrs. J. E. EKanarF; treasurer, Mrs. |. Butler
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
c 0 A L

Gallup So.thWe stern Coal Co., Hfopersting the "6Isek oisrond- vein) Mining and shipping the only Genuine Black Diamond Coal in New Mexico today. Shall be pleased to quote prices f. Q. b. our Mine to large con. Isnmers and boni-fide dealers. Olr product is. the best for house aid steam pureoses and is never rejected On accountl lDf quality.
 GALLUP SOUTHWESTERN COAL
 COMPANY,
 GALLUP, NEW MEXICO. g. DEAN, General Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
oeNNisoN BURIED.

The remains of Paul Dennison were buried yesterday. The funds for the .eXpense were raised among ais friends. He was buried from the Palace Undertaking Parlors. Denni- son is the man who died on the train near Lowell while on the way 10 the county hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
SUBWAY WORK.

The work on the new subway is be- ing rushed along as fast as possible. Several new crews have come in from she east and have been added to the force during the past few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Hill Gets French Cup.

meeting on Monday that the French bogey handicap cup was won by George V. Hfn in the recent contest played on Sunday, December 20. The score made by Mir. Hill was two down on bogey.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
GETS THE PIANO.

Little Miss Blanche Warner. daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. William Warner, of Naco Road, received the piano yes terday waich was offered by C. j. Rilehart
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
ERP-AHERN.

News reached here recently of the marriage of Miss Alice Ahern and C.. II. Erp ia Douglas on Christmas day. Both parties are from Cananea. and passed through B'sbee en route to Cananes, where they will make theii futuNe home.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
MERCHANTS BUSY.

Merchants are all busy right now taking invoice and looking over the business of the fiscal year just ending. For the next thirty days the business men everywhere will be busy with pen ciI and pad seeing just what they have made during the year whica has just come to a close.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Watch Party.

Watch Party.
 The young people of the Christian church will give a musical and watch party at the Woodward hotel on Thurs day evening. There will be. pro gram and refreshments. Arthur Baum garner. a finished piaDoist who is wis iting in the city, will play several numbers during the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Hrs. Windows soc.hing s7rpr

qas bcen used for -over SIXTY FIVE ysARe MILLIONS of MOTHERS fnr thcir cHII.nsg s0ciIiEs the cKsi.n SoEgkk St sesrs A1stAl i- ta kll PAIN. crREs MIND <,t,fli<-z i,a .fstxls i~ parf of the world Be srrs sn.i srk for % Nd N -l isu's Soothing ss rlsp.,, Al.s- t.ke 10 oihfr l.f Fo anf Drlrs Arf Isre eeh. isss. e.'TisI V .. < k-- AN OLD AND NELL FRIED 'tsr-,'s'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
HICKS TO TOMBSTONE.

Charles Hicks went to Tombstone yesterday. where he goes 10 attend the meeting of the board Of supervisors. Hicks will for the next two years serve the people of Coehise county in The capacity of county treasurer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
RETURNS TO OLD HOME.

John Murry. one of the old resi- dents of Bisbee, left yesterday for the east. He will visit several points along the road and then will take the steamer for his old home.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

Stage daily (except Sundaysl to ana from Leadvilie. Courtland, Gleason. Leaves Brophy's stables, Lowell and I-eadville, 500 a. m. sharp. Fare each way, $3.50: 50 pounds free 2s7
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
DANCE AT UPPER
 LOWELL CLUB HOUSE

gesular Friday night dance. com.
 meucing S:30 D. m., finishing in time
 to catch the tl:30 ear for Bisbee.
 First class music. Best floor in town. ICome a26
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

Rent a guitar. mandolin. violin or photograph for si.00 per week. When purchase price Is paid in rent it is yours. Price guaranteed same as Chi cago or New York W Muir. opposite YM CA 3Si
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
CHECKS ARRIVED.

Those having claims against tho First National Bank may call and re ceive their cheeks for the first divi. dend, as all cheeks have now arrived. Bring your certificates with you.
 3S2 T. N LAKIN, Receiver.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
ENJOYING THE HOLIDAYS.

Will Gowl r2, who is enJOying the holidays rt his old home at Superior, Wisconsin. wires that he will be a week late in taking charge of the Postal telegraph office.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Will euild Another House.

The Arizona & Mexico Realty com pany have received the plans for a six-room house which they will build at once in the Overlook addition. It will be built of cast stone and will have all modern conyeniences.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Entertained at eridae.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn s. Palmer en- tertained at bridge last evening in honor of Miss Aileen Smith, who Is here for the holidays from Pomona college in California.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
preseyterIan Ladies.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertain ed by Mrs. L. C. Peschke at her home. 25 Thirteenth street. next Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

Don't forget the regular Saturday night dance at the old opera house. Music by the entire band.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

Don't forget the regular Saturday night dance at the opera house. Mnsie by the entire band
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
FRIGHTENED TEAM

Air and Mrs Gillis were yesterday injured by a runaway which occurred near Lowell. The team became fright ened at the 'Lrn of the road near the jail and the,t were both thrown from the buggy. Although quite seriously in iured they came to town. Mrs Gillis fjssa sister Of Mike Delaney. Who died this week at Dallas, Texas, and were Iconting to town to arrange about tae Funeral when the accident occurred.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Antonio maza Back.

Antonio Maza. former Mexican Gun
 sul here, returned home yesterday
 from the City of Mexico. where he was called some time ago in regard
 10 the affairs Of the consulate hcre.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

New Sonora Hotel, CanaHea- Re .aodeled and first class in every way. McDaniel Bros. proprietors. 2sJ
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
Assis,sn. District Attorney.

District Attorney yuhn s. Williams has announced that F. ]. Flanagan of
 Bisbee will be his head deputy to succeed J. F. Ross.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
meesino postconed.

There will be no 1neefing of 5he Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church tomorrow. as has been pre-
 vtously announced. The meeting has been postponed til after the holidays.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

Don't forget the regular Saturuas aight dance at the opera house. Musit bs the. entire band.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01

TO LOAN on Bisbse real es tate. Apply Box 359. care Review.
 35s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
MONEY TS LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN, apply to Johnson & Haigler. O. K. block, opposite
 depot 1S1
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTR,As

KNIGHTS OF PYTRiAs. Cananea Lodge, No. 6, Y. M. c. A Hall, Cananea, Sonora. Meets ever! Wednesday. Visitors cordially invited
 J. KNOX KENT, c. c. c. NJ. SANDERS, M. of 2 HENRY LANE, K. of R < s P. O. Box n.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-01
miscELLAreNous

Uid papers. zsc. per hundred Alp ny Review of1ce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Mpntrcafs 8GfcritrifC.

Montrcol, Go1., 6. NrguIt. -
Sreibunoert iiioiide 9dder, mcld)c
III cinem Strife sur @rlongltn9 fir.
5crer Nrbcits5eit utb 6elIcrer 2obne
bcgriffen iino, boben cinen arolpol
inicenirt, inoem lie cine gIn5obl5itbrs
icltte olif INSTRUMENTATION 9dder.
lUogcn m%lBbonoelten uno 5oblreidc
2o6ungen Groo rllinirten, inoem lie
Steinc ouf oieIelben 1porien o6er iie
nit @nIier begoiien un0 anocrc
Shwierigteitcn mod,tcn. Gas iii.
Glide S%tootbicrtel, morin 10000
Wenihen mo6nen, lit bon elmer 9roo.
llotb beorobt. Die Ypli5ei bot IS
Sierboftlinqen porgehommen.
Seltte fam es SIT eiltcm meiterelt
Iufrubr, in Incident cine 6rait uuO
tin Monn oilrd5 Wclieritihe tluto etmn
cir 0ubello anoere Eerioncn ourdl
Steiumiirfe o0er 9niippeli6lGgc
idnper pcrlebt muroelt. lie 8eige.
ring zines @rocers, iid cinem 9op-
colt 5u iii9en, perllriodte oen Sra.
moa. Soitbeieble iino gegcn ledS
Ger SltmlItltonten nlSgeitcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Rad bcn Ebilippincn.

SeottIc, @oib., 6. Nuguit. -
GoS 9lulocS . Sronsportid)iff Pit
iDrt" aing Don bier ans nit benl 3.
Nrnoca &%lliontcric , Hcgimeilt, be.
itebeno ans 500 Ntorn unb 81 Oil.
6Icrcn, inter Dem 9efebl ION Oberit
z. &. @oooburp, nof Eurong, olli
Der EbiIippincn. Snicl Niinoonoo, III
Gee. lort miro boS SronSportihiii
boS %. Nc9cr : Sniontcrie : Hcgis
nlcnt an @or0 nebmelt ltro cs bier.
bIr 5nriid bringen. Sin 9otoiaon
rouon miro nod) Sort @opton geben,
cic bcioc1 un6crcn nodl Sort Wri0bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Sdlattncr's Seitament nnacfodtcn.

8on as Gitn no, 6. auault.
- GoS Gcitament ocs fiir5lid, Der.
Itorbencn bicii9en @irtbes Gborlea
Stattner, Scr hieIigen @obltbGti0.
Gcits- NnitoItcn $1,000 uno orei for-
biaen CtcnItboten. borilnter ieiner
fdrblgen S~usbGlterin Morp &. goteS,
5uIommen $4,000 perrnott bat.
miro pom Sriloer bes Seitotors gll.
gene Sfattner auf ben @runo bin
nllgefoften, ooB Der 8eritorbelte BON
6er orei Negern in ungebiibrlider
SSeilc beciniluBt morben iei. Ginen
III ct. 2oltis %ipobnenben 9rlocr.
6ranf Sdottner, bot Der Seitotor nit
500 obgeflnoen. Gle SintcrloIlen.
id)oit betrd9t I'M @ansen 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

trogen meroen, Die Heunitrede fret
BON Iusfllgsbooten nno an0erelt
6obr5eugcn 81 balten.
Die internntionalen Segelregatto
5ipllden 9euti6lan0 mo ben Ser.
Stooten nobmen III 2lmerifo I'M Sob
re 1906 ibrcn Inforg. Die IeBtc Nea
gotta fonO inn Sabre 1907 in &iel
ltatt, 100 Die Oelltide Wurine iiber Die
Ibiperrung Der HennItrede mud)tc.
Die S%ouptprCiie limo in Oieiem Sabre
Der Er0iiOent Eoft- uno Der 8oupers
nellr 0rapcrsGofoI. Ser ~eritere fQat
al oell Gigentbiimer oericnigenYodt,
Die 3uerit in 0ret &eunen, ooer a6cr
I'M %fiinften &ennen Den Sieg Oapoll-
trGgt, mG6reno Der 8ouuerneur Gro
per-Bofol fiir ooS Boot beitimmt lit,
boS NIT Der 8robten gn5obl Bunfte
eintommt.
9er8nui it t q ma ouf Dem
9 d ohtidiff Ser
mont"
9e5iiolit oca 9ooes Sorriion So
tiers, 0eS fo%rbigen S6iffSoufruGr-
ters, Der am p%ergaItgenen 6reitag III
Erooincetomn, Wfoii, on 9or0 0eo
Shlad)tidifieS .Germont" ben Sol
gen zines 6ouItfompfc9 nit 3aoio
@ilioma, einem on0eren forbigen
Hu1rpor1er, erlog, miro cine beion0er9
e~ingebenoe l(%nteriudung eingeleitet
lueroen, nm feit3uiteuen, Oh irqeno
Elm Sffi5ier bes Sdiffes fir ooS Gr-
eigniB nerontmortlif 81 moden lit.
Bel Oieier llnteriuhung miro 8il.
liamS leoi9lidy ais 3euge iungiren
unO ioooun ocn 9eboroen bon Woi.
iud)uletts iibergeben merocn, Die me
ter elmer ouf Sootihlo9 lottcnoen
Nnfloge nm ieinc Iusliefcrlung nod
geiuf)t boben.
Tulconto'S u iidfeGr.
Migr. 0tomeoe Solconio, Der pGpit-
Ii6c 8eionote in Den Ser. Stautel,
fcbrte Qcitern 9(beno bierber 5uriid,
nod)oem er iibcr = Wonute in europa
geipeilt bat. Gr perlieB @oibington
I'M Ntoi un0 qin9 nod) Homt, no CT
lid pom Yopit Eius IN N(ngelegeltbei=
ten Der fotboliihen Stride in oieiem
&onoe RotbS erbolte. Ger p1pitlide
@iiroentr69cr dllBert li6 bod)befric.
Oigt ilber Ben @riolg ieineS 9eilt)eS
in Nom.
9 hnopp&froqe nod in Scr
2 d) mebc.
Grit in 9enerlD, Dos - leltiom &C.
mug - cine YrobibitionSitoot lit,
miro GrGiioent Soit ooriiber eutidci-
Den, mos Mbisfep lit. Gr lit in leb-
ter 3eit 5t ongeitrengt nit Der Sorii.
bill beidGftiqt aelueien, UNI Die lin.
moiie bon 9eneiSoftcn nod mGbrcno
ieines bieligen Nufentbolts ourdEu-
Qebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Suffnnnaspple Hanaen.

Fpttspille, 80, 6. Miiguit. -
Hnorefp Golinfp. lieben Sabre, mo
SIjjle Gomolt, od)t Sabre alt, 9eibe
aus Sanoinguiae, mllroen unter Ger
%lltlage, GiienbobnidJpeQen ollf Die
Sttenet Der rHeooitg- 9obn" mlueit
Sonoinaotlc gclegt Sl buben, ibrelt
elterh sur porl1uiigen 9elpod)ung
ilbergeben. Sic botten pier Shpel.
len oerort onsebrodt, Dab Der erite
G%;lenbabn5ug, Der Ole Steae poiiirt
bdtte,- aus Den Sdieten gerporien
noroe1 mare. lie ainber muroen
bierber nod Eottsni1c gebrad)t, no
Der ungolante fleine atorem Die
gon5e Sdulb ouf ieine ottiGbriae
@cf1hrtin id)pb. .H9a.. ja
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Slnttbat cincs Srriinniacn.

Sogon, SIS, 6. Nu9uit. - SboS.
Mfcllcn Trolibcnt Der nStotc gonf, "
luiiroe geItern Nlbeno bier olrd) oerl
6orner @ilS 9eoltaeb erihoiien, mel.
der glcidl ooroltf SeIbitmoro beqing.
9eougeb lpor idon lett einiger 3eit
g~eiitesgeitort mo hattie peridieoene
unbere Ecrioucn nit Ncrp Sppe be-
frobt. y g. t2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Ser am 20. Moi be.

Ger om 20. Mai b~egonnenc
StruBenbobn-S trife III gponspiae,
,Ino., muroe aeitern ourd einen Ser.
gieid) aeidliftct. Sier5ig Ser frii.
beren gngeitelten meroen mieoer on
genommen, aqein Die gompagnie ct.
tinnt Die Union lid)t on na
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-14
NO ALARM.
(Continred from Pare y

30 tax licenses for selling liquor at
retail had been issued on Kauai by
Federal authorities and that not
single one had been issued by the
Territorial Board, that such n num-
Der as that indicated strongly that
there must be Illicit selling of liquor
going on. He charged the jury to
thoroughly investigate the same.
The jury made its final report on
Friday morning, returning a few In
dictments against parties for vari-
Gus crimes which had previously &C.
Cured, but rs to the Illicit selling OF
liquor they reported that there was
mo reason to be alarmed" that
they had thoroughly Investigated re-
garding same and found that the po-
lice department are now and, have
always been on the alert
This evidently was surprise to
His Honor, for in few well-chosen
remarks to the Grand Jury before
excusing them he said that the exist
ence of 20 tax licenses on Kauai to
sell liquor showed a careless neglect
in complying with the law in such
an extensive sale of liquor as alleged.
In that sense there was a necessity
for an investigation to be made.
| The Court also said that he wished
| the jury had said that the situation
called for more effective work to pre-
vent such practice; that the court
cannot dictate to the jury what 1t
shall do in matters, but because he
had called attention, he thought he
could expect some result.
After thanking the jury he said
that owing to the unusual condition
of affairs 1t was possible they may
be called together again.
The trial jurors did not have any
thing to do on Friday, as no cases
were ready for them. The calendar
indicated a short term. The Nc
Coriston case was set for the 18th
This case may occupy several days
but other than this not much APP
pears on the urface.-Garden Is.
land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-14
JAPANESE "PASS" SYSTEM

The Bulletin gives its readers
today the text of the Passes" issued
by an organization within this city
that tells the japanese residents
when they may go. where they may
so, how long they may stay and at
what hour they must return. IL or
ders are not followed the wanderer Is
sent for.
Let the full possibility of this sys-
TEN that has been built up secretly
sink into your souls, you citizens
who believe that even the residents
of these islands should be guaran-
teed life. liberty and the pursuit OF
happiness.
In this pass we have the evil
F.! dence, If further evidence were need
ed, that certain alien residents OF
, Honolulu have set up and in full
running order among the Japanese
of this city and this island n system
of government absolutely independ-
ent of the government of the coun-
try.
Worse than this, the acts of certain
agents have been such as to prove
the satisfaction of ordinary men
/ nat the purpose of this independent
government" in the hands of jap
anese is to ignore, defeat and defy
The laws of this Territory, by vio-
lence II necessary.
Isn't 1t about time for the people
to demand an answer to the ques
ton: What does this mean?
How much longer is this situation t.
be dealt with as an affair between The
laborers and the planters. when ever.
discovery that is made in connection
with the strike movement strength
ems the charge that II Is aimed d.
rectly at the heart of the govern
ment's power to guarantee persona
liberty in the Territory of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-14

doubt would exist as to It's success.
When the Legislatures get hold of
1t there is no telling what may hap
pen.
Those in Washington who study
into the matter closely express much
uncertainty. 1t Is pointed out that
some states already have income tax
measures of their own and Will be
loath to give them up, while fed
eral income tax would impose double
taxation. Then there is always a
possibility OF handling the Legisla-
lures so that in such cases the popu-
lar interest Is more or less misrepre-
scented and lost sight of. The New
England states are looked upon as
very doubtful.
Opposition will be strong In that
section. Some of the organization
controlled far western states are like
wise regarded as likely to reject the
measure. Its preference to an UNI
friendly committee in one Legisla-
ture, the control of one House by
some combination of interests and
politics In another. bit Of corrup-
ton where 1t would do the most
good - these forces might influence
the Legislatures Of the necessary
twelve States to reject the proposal
Here is list which one member ol
Congress made up of States which
might find their Legislatures oppos
ing such an amendment:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con
necticut, New York, New Jersey, Del
aware. Pennsylvania, Colorado, Mon
tana, Nevada and West Virginia.
| He looked upon all these as State
which must be accounted more o.
less uncertain until there shall hav'
been. more definite crystallization o
sentiment than has thus far takel
place.
The People want the income tax
The old question stares them in tn
face: VIII they be defeated by tn
Interests?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-14
5 qOOTER APPEALS
FROM DECISION

The celebration INDUCED In by Ma
kant Okichi on the Fourth of July by
shooting revolver loaded with blank
cartridges in the face of his brother
in-law, will shortly be aired in the
Circuit Court.
. Okichl has appealed from the deoi-
sion Of Judge Andrade. who sentenced
him to six months Imprisonment.
What his objects were in shooting are
rather vague, but II was a result of a
quarrel between Okichi and his wife,
who left him and went to live with her
brotherin-law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-14
tract ARRANGED
FOR HAWAII

The Governor is in receipt of let
ter from A. J. Campbell with a pamph.
let issued by the Department of the
Interior enclosed. The pamphlet is a
complete summary of Alaska informa-
ton and gives list of all books pub
lished concerning the northern terri,
tory. Mr. Campbell stated In his let
ter that similar tract viii be ar.
ranged for Hawaii as soon as the ma
terial is available.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-14
income TAX AMENDMENT.

1.-The Congress, whenever two
thirds of both Houses shall
deem II necessary, shall propose
amendments to this Constitu-
tion, or, on the application OF
the Legislatures of two-thirds
of the several States, shall call
convention for proposing
amendments. which, in either
case, shall be valid to all intents
and purposes, as part of the
Constitution, when ratified by
the Legislatures of three-fourths
of the several states, or by con-
ventions in three-fourths there
OF, as the one or the other mode
of ratification may be proposed
by Congress.
This paragraph from the Constitu-
ton OF the United States will have
more attention in the next two years
than 1t has received since 1870,
when the last amendment to the
Constitution, the Fifteenth, was
proclaimed The method adopted to
secure an income tax amendment is
that generally followed in recent
years. Congress has proposed an
amendment for the Legislatures to
act upon, and the Constitutional con-
vention will be unnecessary. This
will hold the legislative bodies to the
one issue. If a Constitutional con.
vention were called 1t could go to
any lengths in the way of constitu'
tional changes.
Once called, the convention would
be a law unto itself. II could pro-
pose an amendment OF the Constitu'
ton or its abolition. 1t could send
anything to the people for ratifica
ton. A Washington exchange is au'
thority for the statement that near
ly thirty States have passed the res
olutions necessary to secure a Con
stitutional convention, and the vote
of but thirty-one would be required
However, Congress has now sub
mitted the proposal direct to thu
Legislatures of the several States
and the immediate question Il
whether the amendment will obtair
the required two-thirds of thu
States of the Union.
Speaking off-hand, one would sa!
that the income tax would have thu
easiest way possible. II the amend
ment were submitted to popular
vote of the country not the slightes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-14

II 1t be true, as stated in main
land dispatches, that the japanese
government aims to secure more fav-
orable immigration terms in the new
treaty with the United States, the
local japanese have conducted them
selves in a manner that will do any
thing but help the cause of their
government. Admiral Ijichi had
reason to angrily ask his fellow
countrymen what they meant by
stirring up this unnecessary trouble.