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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30
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SENATOR ] am equal 70 Of
SENATOR MoARTHY.1 opposed a primary gu
men against strong
GOVERNOR say Washington candidate
Dip H.
degrees graduates
rom Lrhpuiian company AXE the public favor
CHILLINdWoRTH-avug
pitching baseball game
TOM CUNNINGHAM felt strongly about robbery
AUDITOR FISHER think the plan department consolidation
control will work satisfactorily Locasm the tendency
government.
very the League
should organized a strong
s. helule is arranged and the first games played.
COMMISSIONERS AIMY-I the school teachers
haveb eentr
q a time.
CoHEN-we of
bill Friday.
Ggumtivey not literally, and told the
DR. HANDt did good the enthusiasm of the
the Friday The hddie quite
prohibition having
camnaign see whether
revision o the liquor
going introduce provide
svdge 'pug'
business with the should
hat o go with its
THEo. F. LANSING products
agreeing consgn-
rlubab They disposed prices
SENATOR FAIRcIIILD-When Washington years
dent Taft War; that Hawaii should within
the War Department think he will be guided by his wishes
matter Oft appointments
JAMES DoNAHUE-I a flying trip Los Angeles
little The
whole lot Honolulu will big
In Lo rom now
taking up proposed
mainland will
February
quite
lodge glowing reports of what may be seen here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30
WHY SPEAKER HOLSTEIN
WANTS ANNUAL SESSIONS

also pointed ont two years ago in au
editorial in the Advertiser. Matter of
legislation can be attended to moro
promptly than at present, and the man
ner in which the wishes of the people
as expressed through the Legislature
will be carried out by the Territorial
departments will be then as the people
desire.
''As ii is now, the heads of the de-
partments do not care the snap of the
finger for the Legislature from the
minute we adjourn until We convene
again, The departmental heads are
humble enough when the Legislature is
in session, but do not consider MS in
the least at any other time. This is
not intended 10 be the case in n pop.
ular government. But these depart.
mental heads figure that there will be
very few of any one Legislature come
back for the next, and they think that
they can afford to do as pleases them
best aud run chances ON the Legisla.
ture backing them up and paying their
unpaid and unwarranted bills for their
departments.
"This IL the first time that very
MANY membe-s have been reelected ia
the House. There are only three of US
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

1.-THE matter of legislation on the
part of Congress to so amend the Or
ganc Act as to permit of annual SEES
sions of the Legislature is not an
attempt to increase the expense of
government, but straight business
proposition 70 expedite business and
bring the government into closer touch
with the people at the same cost, .
said Speaker Holstein of the House Of
Representatives, after he had had a
discussion of the matter with Press.
dent Morgan of the Chamber of Com,
nerce.
"ln the first place explained the
Speaker to the press representatives in
the House, "there is no intention Of
asking that annual sixty.day sessions
be allowed, hut two sessions of thirty
days each. This win not increase the
expenses for clerks, printing, officials
for the House or indemnity for the
members. The only increase there will
be. will be in the item of mileage, and
the most any member receives now is
forty dollars.
"The annual sessions will be of ad.
vantage 10 the Territory in many
ways, as was pointed out bv Governor
Carter, whose idea it is, and which was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

Mr. Cohen pulled down his vest,
added some to his inviting smile, and
waited
perhaps you II think we're silly,
but | don't think you will, Mr.. Cohen,
because you know the horrid way they
are acting about our salaries and keep
ing back that 3 per cent, just as if
we always wanted to get markeddown
checks the same us marked down things
at bargain counter, but we saw in
the paper that you were working for
bill to make people pay money on
the income they get from sugar stocks
and things-I think it is . per cent.
for everyone who has four thousand
aollars-and so we girls thought that
if | came down and asked you that
You would get up and tell the other
men here that you think they had bet
ter say per cent. and that will give
Mr.. Babbitt lot more money and we
can get our per cent. Don't you
think that would be a good plan, Mr..
Cohen2 Say yes, so that | can go
back and tell the other girls it will be
all right.
Mr.. Cohen took some moments to
catch his breath.
sob. yes,n he stammered. "Oh,
yes! yes, indeed. But, you know, ]
couldn't say so right away. You see,
! m awfully busy right now, but II
speak to the members about it. oh,
l think it II be all right Yes"
And, as the dainty lobbyist sailed
down the front steps of the Capitol
on her way back to tell the other girls
the good news, Cohen sat down on the
inside stairs and famed himself with
his nnnamn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30
From the Press Gallery

Representative Cohen had even his
aplomb disturbed on Thursday last,
when he was accosted in the lobby
of the House by fair delegate from
had the result of a special meeting of
the members of that association laid
before him.
ooh, Mr.. Cohennr called the lobby.
list for the teachers, dashing after him
just as the House had risen for the day
and the members were streaming out.
The honorable member from the
Fourth tipped his panama, excused
himself to the other members with
whom he was walking and crossed the
lobby to where the reckoning dele
gate had taken up her position.
"And what may have the pleas
ure of doing for youi' he said, in
that tone of urbane politeness for
which the manager of the Orpheum is
famous.
"Oh. Mr.. Cohen, / was sent up here
by the other girls. You know, we had
meeting of the teachers today and
the men said: why don't you girls
go and see the members of the Legis'
lature! You know them all, and so
we girls thought out plan about taxes
and they asked me to come and sec
you about it, not because / know any
thing about taxes, because don 7
know thing except that that tax Mr.
Long is putting ON bachelors is just a
| dear idea, but because the other girls
| all knew | knew You and they thought
! wouldn't mind coming up here and
asking you to inst put an amendment
or whatever it is on your bill. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30
GROUP.

The first symptom OF this disease Is
hoarseness. When Chamberlain IS Cough
Remedy Is gwen as soon as the child
becomes hoarse. the attack can always
be averted. Even after the croupy
cough has appeared, the attack can be
warded off by the prompt use of this
remedy. It is certain cure for Group
and has never heen known to fail. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith 8
Co.. Ltd. agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

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tt zoe o., urttn iaft o fhn
tf 900 sa editor Then tabled
triot hn lt hat aad nf falff tai ss
,uhly Attorney Of
H. qia tfo quo aeidaef tas fo, o. lnghd
,st u sl8 nie iere nhh ne
la m l bottle naeh and white tat
an fafiy lurle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

asalll
burglary up his way and Chief of Detee
Kaaie couple hoursa OIL
iAed began pokng
yard
Then he feeling
more words he turned to the household and said If this happens
gain you let me know"
long Supervisors going to stand for
public of half
Sth the work of detectives afterwar,
value of the stories that the press
Kaakla nd
of just
activity problem was the identity of
burglar who left
ordinary gone clothing
Shoes looking for the who sold the things the burglar left when he skipped
The eath would he had
hat identified having would
% or steal another he would have followed that The chances
that he would have accomplished something
@e could find out simply Topped down like Bnmpo thought
about until he sleep When up
other be with n the way.
The idea that anybody
lIawaians only varies according whether
native professhp psychology $4,000
he would fairly grab it. All salary
was on this principle that Kaahela for the detective
nothing special knowledge
coecuivey any subectbut he needed
the salary Hence he would be detective For little
n willing be boOkkeeper For larger
get a the eaptnn.y y. of then, the ManehOria
Is there any available man in town who is IN in the science Of Gto r.
lot why shouldn't be
put the question
night when
up. No
ng question is whether he also showed his great grandmothers teeth
y y y
hear that the brilliant Whisky
butt into bramte IN nursery
Their scheme, human in
Senate to reject the Governors nominations
such Commissioners satisfactory They
couple ouinns Moore upon
failing they get jobs say
mission twom shy
This intelligent Peacock le-bu
quite Suppose the finding
adourns vacancies
with ehoieeS
have nothing about probably
pledge
ONES ronnl
policy holding adoun doing the
thing precedent Washington,
Roosevelt upper Congress- kept
The uneonhmed Dr. c"m in the Charleston Is O. eOleoshp
of brandt bush
Acre thoroughly aroused the saloon
likely them Compact
run awate result will mighty bad for the saloon With hundred
thousand dollar fund antsaOon propaganda and with
with the backing
and leading here will Hawaii into the prohibition
hat do it first.
up, Liquor Association
Suicide cluba radiance to it,
a
tgsne show with analyses the sort of liquor that being made
sold here reefes licenses and who makes another
'sady caused by rnking in the There
volume written on both these themes
little something Square
gong and ruin and Quinn separated himself from some of
h duties and took walk through the park The Advertiser
right, and
up against change
Kapioan
yellow with which could make Quinn thought
The could continue salaries
clean High Sheriff prisoners
the Then antana weeds which
yellow of
bomarded
and wEed know why this being dnei What right
work spelling the paki would investigate
OF
Supervisors the other nightal the delsut
that the city the getting
hho nothing the park
aeedd that Quinn notice
IN ust as
-
Robinson making is eder
Having
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

visit on Hawaii on the Mauna Loa yes-sg
terday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30
ANNUAL LEGISLATURE IS
OPPOSED BY BUSINESS FIRMS

sene ~ this agitation 10 turn every.
thing over to thc counties
1 The resolution passed unanimously.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

nsOn making what is called sti hunt for the Federal
ing failed get recommendation to arouse
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-01

In MAS New Husband. which
comes to the Opera House for one pre-
Torrance next Monday evening. play
goers are promised a farcical musical
treat OF the merriest kind. II has
scored heavily in other cities IN which
it has been played and from all &C
counts has proved vogue for all who
crave entertainment of a light, clean.
snappy and lively type. No less than
eighteen musical numbers. everyone
of them new, are on the program.
A cartoon on the sporting page Of
the Chicago Tribune yesterday bore
this inscription. Idea suggested by
X. J. Griswold OF Pentoga, Mich. =
Ralph is getting his name up in more
ways than one.
Ike Oswald stepped through a
hole In the sidewalk and ran a nail
into his foot last Monday. He was in
the crippled class for several days but
Is about again spry as ever
LOST On Monday OF this week a
Swastika pin. sterling silver set with
10 small brillants. Finder please
leave at this Office.
Call for Menominve River Brewing
Company's new brand of Standard
Beer.
J. f. Udd has the contract to cover
the Diamond Drill hall with steel cell
ing. ceiling and side walls.
Lewie Mlnkus. the Amasa merchant.
was business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Fred II. Abbott left Thursday even
ing for yisit with Mrs. Abbott at
Milwaukee.
Misses Naomi Johnson and Carrie
Olson visited friends in Iron Mountain
last Saturday.
Call for Menominee River Brewing
Company rev brand Of Standard
Beer
Miss Kate GursRey lefl last Sunday
evening for Los Angeles Cal to visit
her sister.
Professor Hill made business trip
10 Marquette yesterday
Binger Lindholm is home from the
west for a visit with his parents here.
r. q. Hood OF Pentoga was in the
city last Tuesday on business.
Sewing machine for sale. Inquire
at this Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-01
persollals

A card from DR.. Z. W. Brown ad
vises us TO forward mis- paper to HUI
lett. Wyoming and on the reverse side
Is the picture Of a runaway broncho
with the blankets still strapped to his
back but working Ioee. The card is
inscribed "The upset bedroom" and
under it the Doctor writes. This
shows one of our experiences on the
way to Hulett. "
Miss Mitchell entertained her father
who came down from Republic and
visited with her over Sunday and took
In the Odd Fellows anniversary cele-
bration.
A great improvement has been made
In the X. of =. hall The floor was
relayed lengthwise Of the hall snd.the
platform along the side OF the walls
removed.
Thomas A. Brooks and family spent
last Sunday and Monday in Crystal
Falls. visiting relatives and attending
the /. o. o. f. celebration.
"Buck" Wester a we'll known ball
player in these parts was sentenced to
thirty days ia Jail at Hibbing last
Wednesday for assault and battery.
Clyde Henry came home from the
copper country last weeK and will re-
main here for time at least
Harry Wills and Will Richards are
home from their school duties at the
Michigan College Of Mines.
A. johnson paid visit TO Pentoga
yesterday preparatory to starting work
at the Conlin saw mill at Balsam.
Or. and Mrs. A. NJ. Darling and
daughter, Ruth. returned from visit
to Milwaukee last Monday
The Lady Maccabees are entertain
ing their children At their lodge hall
today.
Otto Carlson is in Menominee learn
ing TO handle DR.. Darlings new auto.
Adolph Suffer lost horse las, Tues
day night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-01

Farm For Sale. Near the Dunn
mine 20 acres of good farm land. Is
acres under cultivation with good
house, barn ana we'll. Foi further
particulars inquire at this Office.
3-wks
WANTED A family TO take charge
OF boarding house. Free rent and
board guaranteed Good opportunity
for some energetic person. Inquire at
this Office
Portraits. Frames. Photo Pillow
Tops. Beautiful Pictures. Bromides
and Solar Prints Deal with Manu-
facturer direct Catalogue Free.
National Portrait Go. Chicago.
Call for Menominee River Brewing
Company's new brand of Standard
Beer.
For Sale ;--Baled Shavings. Inquire
OF Fred Riencl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-01

Mary Musia Of the Secord A is ont
OF school because OF illness.
Enoch Johnson of the Fourth A has
moved to Idaho. He will be greatly
missed.
Laurie Osterberg and Oscar Ander
son nave entered the First A.
Helen lyons is ont of school because
OF illness.
Oscar Lsudheld is in school again
after short absence.
For an expert connoisscur on the per
sonality Of our lady pedagogists con
suit our distinguished bachelor citizen
Thomas Wills
An interesting letter was received
this week from Miss Agnes Wells. for.
mer principal of the High School In
response to an invitation TO attend the
recent banquet given by the Literary
Societies
The cooking classes have continued
serving breakfasts this week. All who
have attended have reported excellent
work done by the pupils
AT recent meeting OF the boys in
terested in athletics the following
officers were elected Base ball team
Gordon jackson, captain; James Ire
varthan, manager. Track team-Fred
Cayia. captain; Clarence Buenger.
manager. The boys are practicing
whenever the weather permits and
hope to be ready for the spring ath-
letics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-01
School NO|eS.
A Chiefs among ye takin' notes
And faith, he'll prent them
Sssts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =

The pupils Of the Fourth B ar,
studying the returning birds.
Lost A gold hat pin between Pau
Smiths and the Central school.
Finder please return to the Central
school
Vera Carlson Of LAnse has entered
the Fourth A.
Pupils are enjoying y monthly tests
this week
The Boys and Girls Literary Soc
ietiss very successfully celebrated their
one hundredth meeting last Friday
evening at the High school. A fine
musical program was given in the as
sembly room and Superintendent Hill
gave the pupils talk on their work
with some suggestive illustrations Of
oratorical skill An excellent banquet
was then served in the gymnasium.
over one hundred were seated at the
tables and did full justice 10 the many
good things which were skillfully ser.
we'd by the committee from both So
cieties.
The gymnasium was artistically dec
GRATED in red and black, the years
1903 the "l9O9" being conspicuous
at opposite ends OF the room.
The following alumni were present
i905-Olga Carlson. Cora Justified.
Will Lynch. Lee Wilson: 1906 Clara
Dawson. Inanda Sorenson 1907 Hazel
Brown. Gertrude Cassidy, Sadie
Fraser. Selma Levin. Will Richards.
Charles Rogers; 1gOs-Agnes Cassidy.
Violet Mortenson. Alma Spanner.
Miss Florence Matthews. Of Iron
Mountain, visited the High school
Monday.
Miss Meads has been quite IN this
week from bronchial pleurisy.
Miss wilhelmina Michaud Of Flor.
once. visited the high school last Tues
day.
Miss Naomi johnson was visitor ut
Iron Mountain from Friday to Tues
day.
Miss Rose Bjork Is abse1t because of
illness
supt Hill went 10 Marquette Fri
day. He visited the schools during
the day and in the evening acted as
one OF the judges on delivery In the
oratorical contest for the Upper Pen-
insuaI district
The Firft d are glad to welcome
Emerald McGibbon back at school
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-01
Cement Sidewalks

I am prepared to build cement side
walks ard sewer connections the com
ing season. Anyone having work ol
that kind to have done will consult
their interest by calling on
Paddy Vonckx. Work guaranteed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
INOR sALE New ono and one LaIl sLorl 8.

EOR SAL New one and one 1ah story 6
Il room house with IL acre f a ID in Norm
Pow al: piazza. Cellar with Ina cnway. Barn
l0x20 stalls. Hen house, hog house, Shade
tr A. grapes and currants. Two good 81 rings
near house; best water in Vermont Extra
good garden Also Groom house, sealed in
Georgia pine. Fine location for man desiring
work in nearby factory. Price $50 Also lot
d Hutchins. %
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18

One brother, Elroy Kent, awaiting
execution for one of the most heinous
murders in the criminal history of
New England, another brother, Fred
Kent under indictment for killing his
own father with an ell spear and con
cealing the body in a ravine. Here is
a double illustration of depravity, de-
generacy, or whatever you may care
to call it, that might well receive
some of the attention and effort that
is being directed toward the building
of colleges in Armenia and hospitals
in China
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
ENNINGT0N BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.
Fruit jars at Ramsdell's.

Fruit Jars at hamsuell ;.
Miss Olive Pope is spending the day
ia Troy
Traced by a Kodak at the New
Whitney today.
Mrs. Augustus Galipo Of Cohoes, n.
Y, is the guest OF James Wood
Washington Under the British
Flag" at the New Whitney today.
Griswold has just received a limit.
ed supply OF aquarium plants for gold
FISH
Mr.. and Mrs R. l.. Parker of Bur
lington are the guests of friends in
town.
Miss Jennie Mulligan of Lincoln ST.,
left this morning for visit with
friends in Pittsheld
Mrs. William Sibley OF Depot street
left this morning for Springfield Mass
to spend a few days.
Miss Nellie Cryso of Jacksonville
Florida who has been the guest of
Mrs. Seymour Wood has gone to Troy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
WANTED

XVTNTED-A man and wife would like 10
w take charge of some good place. Ret
references. Address Box III, Wallingford, W
6Gt3
WANTED Middle aged woman to keep
w house and take care Of,small child while
parents are at work. Apply to Garry W.
Papers near Richardson's greenhouse. Call in
the evening 6lt6+
VXTANTED-One experienced looper and
w one experienced knitter who knows how
TO top on half hose, 10 begin Sept 90 Apply
to Berkshire Hosiery Co., North Adams, Mass.
56tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
THE MORE SUCCESSFUL A MAN is

the more insurance he needs. If you
speculate. you want insurance for
safety If you think you are conser-
vative, you must show insurance to
prove it. You must carry more insur-
ance than you need in order to have
as much as you need. Goth year
National Life Insurance Company,
Montpelier, VT. (Mutual) Earle s.
Kinsley, Agent, Rutland, VT.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
TO RENT

no RENT Desirable tcnem nts, Offices
i stores, mill property with water power
individual storage lockers. VIM. f. Hawks. 2J5
North St
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
FRANK 6. howe. Editor ard PsbIists

After paying all the bills Of the big
tercentenary celebration, there is $12,-
500 left out of the legislative appropri-
alton for the monument to Champlain
This looks as though there was some
pretty good finahciering on the part
of the commission.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
RICHEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD
Mrs. Hartman Remains Such by Re-
markabie Will Made by Husband

New York, Sept. lit is declared
in Wall street that Mrs. Mary Harri-
man. who by the will of her late hus-
band, Edward H. Hartman, becomes
the richest woman in the world, will
be guided in her management of her
vast estate by Charles A. Peabody,
president of the Mutual Life lnsur-
ance company and ex-Judge Robert S.
Lovett, chairman of the executive
committees of the Union Pacific and
tne Southern Pacific.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18

INOR SALE have 100 ginseng roots and
Il 800 seeds. Will sell all for SIS. Address
Gussie Brow. Wallingford. Vt, p o. Box III.
6tt6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18
soE v%Ls

EOR SALE-Pair g secondhand work har
Il ness for sale cheap at Chns. L. Burt's har-
ness shop, South st. bltb+
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18

INOR SALE-The horse-shoeng business
L and stock and tools of the late John 5.
Brant at '"rhe Old stone shop. Business has
been established longer than any shop in Ben
nington County. Shop is doing from go to
Sc per week now with only one man. Price
On application, Nash u Hutchlns. 64tl2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-18

NOR SALE coal-black horse, age 10 yrs.
Il weight 1900 IDS, sound and kind, good
roader, will guarantee Him in any spot or place,
single or double; grey mare. age Syrs., weight
800 lbs. sound and kind, extra good roader
true to work double or single. bat little afraid
of electrics; heavy delivery wagon cortland
make, 8 fl, box fitted with heavy top, roll-up
curtains front hood, 10 in. sidebOards. trays
and inside racks, complete with back steps,
brake etc; delivery wagon cortland make,
without top, It. box. Both wagons were
bought new last year. smaller one in July. and
only used balance of season; are in perfect
condition l carriage in tirst-cass condition; =
road cart, set heavy double harness, new
last year. 2 extra heavy full brass trimmed eX-
press harnesses. one new last summer aud one
just bought, used less than "A dozen times;
single harness. one new last season; extra
heavy russell leather double-cinch stock saddle,
with bride 20 match used b1t few times, and
one brand new 12-toOth Planet, Jr.. strawberry
cultivator fitted with pulverizer attachment
and leveer. used but twice W. G. Stanley,
North Bennington, Vt. Tel. 1919 56tl2