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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
Japanese View Of American Diplomatic
Situation.

ern policy,-a policy to maintain peace
in consonance with treaty rights and
the principles Of the open door ana
equal opportunity for all. Hence we
would like to have it clearly under.
stood by Americans Of the class we
have pictured-if there really be such
Americans and if they really are en-
gagged in the kind of conspiracy, we
have alluded to, with the help of vel
low iournals-their activity will be of
no result but of souring some Ameri-
can and japanese minds against each
other, a result certainly most undesir-
able in view of the exceptional friend
ship between the two countries. In
any case. whether they understand this
or not. there viii be no reversing of
the course we are now pursuing to
work ont our Far Eastern policy. As
70 the contents of the kilograms we
have started with, it is enough to sim
ply deny in toto all aggressive inten-
tons or plans ascribed to this country.
Japan Times
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SUPERVISORS
EXTRAVAGANT
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One)
pressed itself a unwluug 10 listen L
| the chiuk OF said stipend until il az
| rived Fern inquired anNious.y il Their,
| was enough IN the road tax fund Il
! keep the stock and the men necessary t,
| take care OF them, and was very mucl
| relieved when Quinn ABSURD him tina
| there was. lie may possibly prepare {
| treatise to be presented at the mex
| meeting proving that 1t takes at leas
| SIX men TO take care Of a mule in tht
proper manner.
Then AHA dug up new point where
be thought money could be saved, de
manding to know why workmen re
ceived 81 a day in Honolulu without
board and lodging and - with boar,
and lodging III the outside districts
NOBODY being able to answer him, the
matter was referred to committee, and
Quinn turned the sod over it.
Fern said he wanted to- leave a little
surplus over for the next board, and
Quinn arose and stated that he never
heard ANYTHING so positively ridiculous
He wanted to know what they had to
DO with the next board, and nobody
answering that, the board let the matter
drop.
When it dropped it awoke Aylett
again, who hurriedly arose and moved
that they cut all salaries ten per cent.
Logan said that if they did that all
the government employees and officials
would resign, and the mayor prepared
to shoot Avlett The latter finally sub
sided
Quinn said that he believed they had
altogether too many supertuous offices,
and said he thought they out to cut
some out. The mayor looked anxious,
hut said nothing and let Quinn S re
marks die a natural death.
After this discussion Of economy and
the best means to arrive at II, which
took place in desultory manner, the
clerk called the roll and Kane and
Aylett voted against, and the rest for,
Logan 5 resolution.
The whole matter means that the
supervisors have saved themselves from
going $4,000 in the hole only by chop
ping small percentage off the road
and large percentage
off the school appropriation and paving
much Of the bills with the next July
After this was settled the engineer
presented a report giving the eXpendl-
lures on schools for the past three
months and added that he would be
unable to make any repairs unless he
GOT $500 or so a month. He advised
no repairs to be done at all unless
they were absolutely necessary. The
report was filed Hereafter if the roof
leaks. il won I lie fixed unless it leaks
on the teacher.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
LAMENTABLE LACK OF FORESIGHT

What behind o
Pearl
including does adverse action
and o
to he mme
dia result reckless future
falling and an increased expenditure If this
be costly thing possible
of the Pacific
inade1uacy viii millions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06

W. do not mean to be facetious, but
in All seriousness we can not help con
sidering the kilograms which we pub
Iish today as very curious conglomera-
ton. in 50 far as they relate to America.
The stories thew tell range all the way
from the sensation caused by MI
Schiff's speech to the World 5 long
faced whisper that the Washington
government is in possession of Japan
definite plan to occupy the facinc
States. and on the top of ali comes an
intimation that all Europe Is combining
against America. This teminds US OF
what we heard and read not many years
ago about a new epidemic, which mao
broken out in America, called dementid
Americans. So far as our memory
serves US, its symptoms were that the
pa.ient is in constant dread OF some
thing or other going wrong, that ne Is
ceaselesslv haunted by an idea that
somebody or other is trying 10 get the
lest of him. so that there is no resting
for the afflicted person, who Keeps NM
self in state of perpetual morbid OK.
element. We have since then heard
nothing about either the progress or
retrogress of this peculiar form OF AL
tnent; but it is certain that ITS spread
has not been as alarming rs ITS char
acter. or there would today be no great
American republic. For this reason we
take but lightly the newspaper effusions
referred to in tOdaN 5 kilograms, when
we regard as the result of that demen-
tia which appears to have broken out
afrcsh. Not that we make hight OF the
disease itself; but since 1t IS form or
personal affictiOn. it viii not seriously
affect America 5 international relations,
which are in sober hands. Or let those
peculiar manifestations be the result OF
coniuring by yellow Journalism. whose
object is 'sto SELL the situation does
not alter. We can only say, therefore,
that less notice taken of those maneu
vers the sooner things viii mend. True,
there is a saving that where there is
no fire there VIII be no smoke. But old
savings are never safe 10 apply without
due regard to the whole circumstance.
And the secret of yellow journalism lies
IN the art of manufacturing smoke with |
out fire.
There is, however, another phase to
the matter. II is not impossible that +!
behind III Sc yellow journals IN Amer |
lea there are some scheming minds |
who think that, since Japanese are |
only human, they do not ike to have !
things said about them, !
which, if generally believed, would |
ALLEVIATE the world : sympathy from |
them. and that their fear Of isolation
would compel them to give up their |
l. -.l i,., : 10
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WE ARE GOING TO.

to
o the world
discussing annual general Regarding Hawaii
Hawaii land Of 1t favored
a
decorated brilliant bios
a
Honolulu
upon produce premier
celeb OF his ind
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
CHAUFFEURS AND CUPID.

by IodI
of do ntrolI
and could
of OF the
18th
of Lord Montagu's
ime
thought
but
add picturesque the
the touring ear
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
Miscell aneouS.

The board will lease piece Of land
near h. county stables from the Bishop
estate for 800.
1t has been decided to take up the
offer made by the Territory to improve
the beach Of Kahaia TOAD back of Dia-
mond heat. Campbell will furnish
prison labor and the county the teams.
The quarterma>tar of The marine
corps has asked more consideration of
his request TO have two are lights on
the Ala Moana road near Camp Very.
Several petitions for more lights were
reported favorablv by the committee,
with the proviso that they be installed
when "funds are avaiIahl".'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
THE QUESTION.

William Collier tells of a friend who
once essayed a repertory of Shakes
pearean parts in the "tank towns OF
the middle West. The ambitious Thes
plan, in moment of generosity. had
given pass to the waiter who served
him at the hotel in one town. "Well
Bill said the actor at breakfast next
morning. ''you saw me as Macbeth last
night 20 4 did growled the servi
tor. can now who's goin' TO pay me
for my time?'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
JOINT RESOLUTION VOTE TODAY.

Word should be Washington
70 iscite of the voters
Hawaii
luton would be called
which r
committee rules threw all Today
Wednesday and the calendar f a
1t is unlikely that the will opposition
from the California
block
of the California delegation under the thumb
and manu-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
PAVEMENT FOR
FORT STREET
Continued from Page Une.)
Campbell Is Enough.

The road committee reported on a
letter from Campbell placing before the
board the application Of the H. X. I,
& L. to lay tracks on Young street be
tween AIapai and kapiolani and on
King street between kawaiahao lane
and Achi lane The committee recon-
mended that no action be taken, as
Campbell has already given his permits
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06

Aftel
New q
wharf
She 90
o clock
down !
and ms
opport,|
have 7
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the YES
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at five
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Miss 4
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with 4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06

VIZ
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TWO
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MAN
freight
yesterd
the lat
she hat
on boar
passeng
For |
general
Iort \
ries l3t
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large :
are ben
ing for
{ Mum
on the
sourian
vessels
mond |
the mex
the ha1
large c
for All
trip in
The
arrived
full tai
railroaC
charge
Pacific
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to the
row at
(, The
next bo
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require,
Pearl |
| The
despatc
Portlan
hasty !
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Charles
capture
trel, h;
owners,
impose,
Woodb,
trel hal
several
chine 9
hearing
guilty
Gated.
tain til
in the
taken
for the
ley ave
owners
ION she
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wharf t
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and III,
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have 7
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06

] The
Charles
captur,
trel, h;
owners
impose
Woodl.
trel la
several
chine )
hearing
guilty
Gated.
tain ii
in the
taken
for the
ley ave
owners
ion she
Evening journal., 1910-03-17
Help WANTFD-MALF

HELP NWANTED---MALF
MEN wGHTEfl-To PREPARE FOR
Nl Railway Mail, Customs and Postoi-
nce Examinations $500 to $500. Prepara-
tion free. Write for schedule showing
places FRANKLIN INSTIruTE. Dept
37-M, Rochester, N. Y. Feb.2o-lmo.
xKTANTED-COOK. MALE OR FEMALE,
w at HOLTS RESTAURANI,
Nari4-tf. East Fourth 81.
VIZ iNTED-BOY APPLY
w HOLTs. 4I King street.
Nar15-3t
x1yANTEp-A GOOD FARMER. APPLY
w to WOODWARD e BRO,
Mari5-5t sac Market street
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REGISTFR,S ORDER
6FS1fgTff55RS57s Sj78if5T3RI'

X once OF the Register Of Wills
New Castle Co, Del. Feb. 18th, 1910
Upon the application OF Ann c. Reese
administratrlx. cum testamento annex
Of Mary @. Chandler late OF Chris
tiana Hundred, in said county
deceased. Il IS ordered and directed D
the Register OF WINS that the Admins
trstrix aforesaid give notice Of Grantins
of Letters Of Administration upon th'
estate Of the deceased, with the date >
granting thereof by 3,n, e9yns,ins ,dni,. aayeriss
from the date OF such letters in six o
the most public places % the County q
New Castle requiring all persons hav
Ing demands against the estate 10 pre-
sent the same. or abide by an act o
Assembly IN such case made and pro
vided; and also cause .he same to be 'n
serted within the same period IN III
Evening Journal, Q newspaper nublishe
IN Wilmington. Del, and 20 be continue
therein three weeks (e. .. d.
Given unser the hand and se'
OF ofiiee OF the Register OF VIII
(SEAL) aforesaid at Wilmington, IN Ne
Castle County aforesaid. the if
ard wear above written.
FRANCIS N. WALKER
Register Of Wills
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STORAGE.
WANi~rn

WANf-0TD
yE1 ~ f:IS.S ~ I{NfTiTs -'Iasif, Il Al.
w flnds highest prizes paid for part
or entire nouseh olds. Hotels. restaurants
office hxtnrss roll top desks, SAFES
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car
pets sold OF exchanged. Secondhand
tools bought, Good secondhand clothes
bought. Overconts and pants a specially
Yring your Raw F1rs to Us.
Phone. Delmarv'a. RIO. 2342.
CHARLES S. HURIOCK.
1an7-tf Seventh and Poplar sts
XAy NNTED-lOO0 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent. $3.50 and 81
l- month. Both phones.
GEO. r. LANG Co. 1205 Orange st
Teha4-tf.
xHTANTED-TO BUY STOCK AND FIX
w lures of dry goods store. Address
y. G.. d.. Journal Office. Ml6-2t
Pinsburys best flour is the best.
Try it.
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EOP SAT.FPARTIAL LIST
HOR pAAAO OF BARGAINS.
POSSESSION GIVEN SOON.

Delaware Ave, near Riverview. 10 rooms
two baths. extra large porch, large lot.
SIS and S29 Van Buren, St., each IL rooms
2o5 w. 25th St. rooms, bath; will ex.
change for larger.
1900 W. Seventh ST.. rooms, bath. new
Gil and i0l5 Clayton St, each rooms
bath.
1906 Market ST.. Il rooms. bath. lot 6sx1s6
suitable for club, institution or apart
aO2-Oi Monroe ST.. each. rooms. bath.
1900 -sioo-o2 Jefferson St. each -ooms
ses-siand lms Tatnan ST.. suitable fof
si6-s2O Jeferson ST.. each 9 rooms. bath.
5Oi and 5O6 Orange ST., suitable for busi-
1916 w Third ST.. rooms. bath, corner
sss and iOis Iirlkwood St.. each rooms
5is and coz E. Tenth street each rooms
ss5 ,''Is E. 22nd St. rooms. bath.
lsilverside. rooms. all city convenienceS
Gordon Heights. Il rooms. bath. heater
Holly oak. 8 rooms. bath. large lot.
/ Elsmere. rooms. large lot.
Richardson Park Q rooms. bath. large
I lot.
Bgnealows. cedars. near Brandywins
2s-acre sn' rs's truck and poultry farm, good
bnildings; J mile Of Stanton; possession
March %.
l5G-acre farm at Yorixlyn. possession
March IS.
l5-acre truck and poultry farm. 1is mile
/ of CentreVille. possession.
lI5l-acre farm: 4 mile Of Yeatman station.
miles Of Newark; possession March Is
Many good business locations all over
the city.
Many other modern houses; some new,
on easy terms. and Investment prop
eriirq. good uayers.
Several other fine productive farms ana
country residences. near city al sizes
] Desiranle building lots. both city ana
suburban az a sacrifice price.
Rentine q speciality.
: q. C.. GOODEN. $50 MasSei So
Real Estate Mortgages and Insurance.
r,6o--o a. only one hest d0uT Pllis-
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LIST OF PUBLIC sALEs.

Itoi Vt TODLlS SALES.
March i8-Larse consignment Of Fur
niture at Stidham g. Sons Auction
Store, III East Fourth ST. Fur.
nitare, Carpets, Rugs, Bedding, st
o'clock p. m.
"Watch this paper for ad Of Sale"
March 2i-Fubiio sale Of Farming I'm
plements and Household Goods by
Arthur v. T. Weld, Wooddale, Del.
March 23-Sale Of Furniture and Gro
oerIss, s. w. corner Seventh and
French sts., by Stidham & Son,
Auctioneers.
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LIABILITIES:

Amount Due Depositors
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ppOpOCATq

SEALE6 PROPOSALS VIII BIZ IE
y ceived and read in open meeting ~
the Levy Court Of New Castle county
Delaware, at the Court House in WI
mlngton. until II o'clock. noon, on th'
Twenty-second day OF March. 1910, for tw
automobiles, one ia be seven passenee
car and the other 20 be either runabog
with two rumble seats or q hve-passer
ger car. both complete with a full lam
and tool equipment. top, top cover glas
front. speedometer presto Hight gas tan
(Style b, with necessary gas piping. dor
bile brass tire irons, one set Weed chain
two extra tubes. two extra castings. and
ISlaxon or Jones Horn Each bidder mu,
fully describe tho machines he propose
10 furnish and the equipment TO accom-
pany them. Both machines 20 be del'V
cred IN the City OF Wilmington NJ sue
place as shall he designated by the Lev
Court and full instructions are TO "
given as TO the care and operation
them This advertisement shall be cor
sidered as containing All tho specification
necessary for tho guidance OF bidders
The right TO reject any or all bids 8
EXPRESSLY reserved.
SAMUEL J. DENNISON.
Mars-lOt No 102 East Fifth s.
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Apply
L. Scott Townsend
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
wilmington

UOR sKLE-NEW DOUBLE-FRoNT
houses. square plan, rooms, mod
ern: l3lE-13i9 Lancaster avenue. open
for inspection. See -, II. LYNCH.
d. & A. 5gol-A 1911 DUPONT St,
or A. b. sTAYTON. Agent.
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Rooms FOR RENT

GTEHFf f-cS5S, SCI AND siy RACE.
" philadelphia. Rooms. 25c, &c.
Cantlemen only ami -o9-l-
nOR RENT-ROOMS FOR LIGHT
& housekeeping. 2oi East Fifth street
Marl2-imo.
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
z rooms. No. 406 W. Seventh street
Nfsr12-eod-2w
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Established 1865.

sTIDHAM & SON, AUcTloNEERS
Calls Sales Of Real Estate and Per
sonal Property in City or Country
Terms Reasonable. Forty-five years
OF Auetioneerine Is our Record.
STlDHAM G. SON.
D. G. A. Phone 535 III East 9Th s
4-1St.
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FOR SALE
Beautiful Country Place
and MAnCion HouCe
0known ii Plno Grovol

Oknown as Pine Grove)
belonging 10 the estate Of Sarah A..
Cloud. deceased, situated on Concord
pike two. miles from city limits, con-
tanning about % acres. Land in high
state of cultivation. spacious lawn
with fruit trees and shrubbery. Stable
and carriage house, and other build
ings I'm good order Price and terms
reasonable,
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A0rrrE-

Notice Is hereby given that Lette'
neSn. were in due form Of law grarfc
unto the UNDERSIGNED on the iGih IN
Of February A. y. 1910. and TINT all per
sons having claims against the estat
OF the deceased must present the sane
duly attested 10 the said Administrs
trix, on or before the 18th day OF Fehr'
ary 1911, or sblde tho Act OF Assembly
such case made and provided.
ANN @. REESE
AdminiStratIi
Address Mrs, Ann g. Reese, 1870 Jac'
son street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Fehl7-0t-eod.
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FOp .AT p

r0R Observation-Disclosures s
White Leghorn eggs, 81 90 per Is: $50
per 100 J. Al VAN NEWLTN
Phone 559l-R. Marshallton. Del
Marriott
EOR SALE-GROCERY STORE, FIX
Il lures at Buttonwoods, near New Castle
Marl5-3t.
EOR sALE-HORsE AND WAGON
Marl6-3t. 1901 Lowering ave.
CHICKENs-THORO n. l.
- Red Chickens for sale; also eggs
from same stock, Sl.00 per Is. or $500 per
100. a. b. STATION.
No. ~ Shipley street
2-Sat-Iues-Thurs-tf
EOR SALE-OTHELLO RANGE, NO. T.
in good order. S2i Jackson street.
fnrl6-2t.
z r SALE-1 SINGLE DOOR FIRE
proof safe. In Al condition; 30x24xi5
inside, and one double door Az Syl6
inches inside Address F., Journal Oiice.
Marl7-3t.
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ZOE RENT

AOAAl-1s
900 West Eighth street.
502 East Fifth street
APARTMENTS.
n. W Cor. Eighth and Washington SITS
sos West Fifth street.
West Eighth St., near Monroe
FARMS.
so acres near North East Nd.
COUNTRY.
Houses al Holly Oak. Richardson Park
Claymont, Marshallton. Six acres. Ken
nett Pike. near Fairvllie
Factory offices shop, lodge rooms. etc
GEORGE r. TOWNSEND CO.,
Ninth and Shipley Streefs
FOR RENT-sTORES 2i5-i7 WEST
Eighth street
Il. =. McENILLY g. CO..
Real Estate Mortgage and Insurance
Brokers. G23 West Fourth street.
ID. a A. phone 5l70 Wilmington. Del
Mari6-tf
Tor RENT-SIX ACRE TRUCK
farm close to city; plenty fruit. nice
big home and outbui' dngs low rent by
CHARLES q. KURTZ.
10il Market ST.
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TTSINEss OPPORTUNITIES

ID MING AND PUBLISHING BUsf-
ness-Unusual opportunity for a safe
estment, either with or without ser
ices. Established business in Philadel-
phia. making good profits but needs ad-
ditional capital. A thorough inyestiga-
Pa. MARTHA.
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There is only one best fiour, pills.
bury's besL'
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%
25,35O
NUMBER OF DEpOSITORS
FREDERICK BRINGHUR:

Of
1903
FREDERICK BRINGHURST,
We the Wilmington
bylaws
count and inspection the loans oateras stocks bonds cash
shown
by books all
with and with the foregoing statement
NJ. CLEAvER,
SMITH.
J.
PALMER, President
FREDERICK
WILMER ELLISON. Treasurer
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-28
Republicans Repudiate

We denounce and condemn the re-
publican party for it's attitude upon
the liquor question and accuse them
of bad faith, duplicity and an at
tempt to make political clap trap
out of the same. We call the atten.
tion of the voters to the fact that, in
conformity to its well known pro
clivity OF repudiating its pla torn
pledges the republican members of
the house OF representatives at the
last session OF the legislature again
attempted to repudiate it's plank on
the local option bill and, in order to
save his party from this shameful
position, the republican speaker OF
the House was compelled to persO-
nally solicit the democratic members
from l.atah County to save the local
option bill from being defeated by his
own party; and we point with pride
to the record of those democratic
members in beng successful in fore
ing the republican members to pass
the local option law.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-28
Good Citizenship

Positive that the citizenship OF La
tab county is earnest in it's desire for
good government, and proud OF the
record our party has made through
it's officials in the past two years, we
submit the above declaration OF
principles MS the guide OF our randi-
dates for the future, confdent.that it
expresses the sentiment of our people
to whom our past record is a bond
for the faithful fulfllment of the
party pledges, and we earnestly So
licit the cooperation and support OF
all good citizens, regardless OF past
party affiliations, to the end that
purity in politics and honesty and
efficiency in the administration OF
public affairs may be had.
We, the undersigned chairman and
secretary of the said platform con-
vention hereby certify that the fore
going is the platform by said con
ventiOn adopted.
NJ. w. HARLAND. Chairman.
J. w. LIEUALLEN, Secretary.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-28
CHINESE DEMAND
EARLY PARLIAMENT

Pekin-A surprising revolt has
taken place against the government.
The imperial senate, not three weeks
old, has voted to memorialize the
throne for the early opening of gen
eral parliament.
This action appears to indicate that
the new senate will not be a submis-
sive or mock institution, but one with
which the grand council must reckon.
AS far back as last June a formal de-
mand was made for the immediate
convocation of national parliament,
the establishment of which had been
promised for the year 1915.
An imperial decree was then issued
refusing the demand, which was
adopted by the delegates to the provin.
cial assemblies and was supported by
organizations of merchants through
out the country.
Following the action of the senate
there are limitations that many politi
cal leaders are determined to obtain
their demands.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-10-28
WINS
WORLDS SERIES

Chicago.-The baseball champion.
ship of the world belongs to the Phil
adelphia Club of the American League.
Five games were played and the East.
erners took four of them by outbat-
ting, outfielding and outrushing the
veteran Chicagoans. They got the
Jump" at the start, and although
Chicago punctured their progress with
defeat, it really did not change the
situation a bit.
The Philadelphians won the Amer.
lean League banner in 1902, but there
was no worlds series that year. Five
years ago, the New York Nationals
were too strong for them. So in this
year OF grace, it was not on the
boards that they were to be denied
While the series was not the mos
profitable ever played, the players
share OF the money amounted to S79,
O71.93. OF this, 60 per cent, or SAT.
446.15 goes to the winners and s31,
62S.77 to the losers. AS there are
% players on each team eligible te
participate, each of the Philadelphia:
Is entitled in round numbers to S2O6:
and each Chicagoan to 1875.