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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
PLAN FOR COOPERATION
Prominent Men viii Speak in In.
terest Of Movement at
Various Points.

A plan has been adopted and the
itinery arranged for speaking cam
paign over the county for the better
ment of conditions and the co-opera
ton of the business men and the
farmers.
Secretary Hewitt, of the Commercial
Club; Prof. T. w. Parker, superin.
tepdent of the county schools, and
Prof. H. l.. Mcknight, of A. & NJ.
college, completed the arrangements
for the campaign this morning. There
will be public speaking at all the
county schoolhouses, beginning next
Tuesday. two schools being visited
each day. Prof. Mcknight will speak
on Agricultural Education and It's Ex-
tension" There will be representa-
tives of. the Commercial Club who will
speak on Cooperation Between the
Business Man and the Farmer" for
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

better marketing and the home con
sumption OF home-raised products.
The county will be divided into corn
club districts, corn clubs will be or
ganized, and later representative
from each of the clubs will meet to
form county organization.
The meetings will be held during
school hours, after and including Tues
day. The secretary Of the Commercial
Club has arranged with some of the
automobile owners to transport the
speakers and most thorough cam
paign will be conducted. These meet.
ings will be held for the sole purpose
Of getting the business men and the
farmers into closer touch for the bet
terment of Brazos county.
Following is the itinery OF the cam
paign, giving the schools as they are
grouped for each day:
Steep Hollow and Reliance.
Harvey and Rock Prairie.
Alexandria and Harris.
Cottonwood and Blanton.
Edge. Macy and Concord.
The schools not mentioned can not
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

The man or woman who has nc
standard of value but dollars and cents
is the worst cheated of all the people
in the world. Instead of being rich,
as they suppose, they are the poorest
people on earth. 1t is impossible for
them to get any real enjoyment out OF
life because they have no capacity to
appreciate the true, the beautiful and
the good, which are the only things
that make for true happiness.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
BEN MYATT MAKES GETAWAY.
With Four Others He Escapes from
Corsicana Jail.

Corsicana, Texas, Dec. Five pris-
oners. one of whom was B. B. Myatt,
under sentence to hang for the murder
OF his wife and under a life sentence
for the murder OF John Cook in Rob-
ertson county. escaped from the coun-
ty jail here yesterday afternoon about
3 o'clock. The prisoners made their
escape by saving out to the run
around and getting on top of the cages.
They then crawled through hole in
the ceiling and got out through a win
dow In the roof, swinging TO the
ground on blankets tied together, all
without noise, so that the first alarm
came from woman who lived near
the jail and saw the prisoners swing
down the blankets and make off be-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
Two Of the JaiIbirds Recaptured.

Especial to The Bryan Eagle.] -
Corsicana, Texas, Dec. 1.-Two pris-
oners of the six who effected their
escaped from the county jail here yes
terday afternoon have been recap
tured. They are Ben Burnes, under
four years sentence for burglary, and
M. Holcomb, charged with forgery.
Ben B. Wyatt, who was convicted and
sentenced to hang for the murder Of
his wife. is among those who escaped
and he is being hunted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

There are very few, II any, voters
in Texas intelligent enough to form
an opinion ON any subject who have
not made up their minds on statewide
prohibition, SO what good can result
from a further discussion? There is
no harm in each side organizing to
rally its friends and bring them to the
polls, but efforts to proselyte can only
result in stirring up strife.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

Ho, all you good people who have
not the felicity of living in Bryan! If
you can't get what you want for
Christmas presents, or for other pur-
poses, in your own neighborhood,
come to Bryan, where you can always
find il, and so cheap that you will feel
ashamed of yourself for beating the
merchant out of it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
WOUNDED BY STRAY BULLET
Brakeman Shot While Sitting OF
CupoIa of Caboose.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. I

Especial to The Bryan Eagle.
brentwood, Texas, Dec 7.-R. L.
Holt, brakeman on the Fort Worth
& Rio Grande railroad, was struck by
stray bullet in the head and seri
ously wounded late yesterday while
sitting in the cupola of freight train
en- route from Brentwood to Brady
The ball entered the left ear and shat.
tered the cheek bone and tore away
the left eye. A posse is hunting for
the assailant.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
Crush at a Buddhist Shrine,

Yokohama, Japan, Dec. Saturday
being the anniversary of a festival at
the Suitengu shrine in Toxic, which is
celebrated but once every sixty years,
a tremendous crowd assembled long
before the gates were opened A num-
Der of people were injured in the
crush, several being carried away in
a faiting condition
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

A Baptist church in Cleveland, Ohio,
is about to split on the question of
making divorced persons ineligible for
membership. The teaching of Jesus on
this question is plain enough, but that
has no weight with people who are
lustifully inclined.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

The Louisiana legislature OVERRIDE
the protests Of thousands of citizens
and elected Thornton to the United
States senate. This is another argu-
ment in favor OF the referendum and
recall.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

Taft has broken the long-message
record made by Roosevelt, which IL
was supposed would never be exceed
ed. To publish entire the document
sent to congress yesterday would fill
about eight pages of The Eagle. 1t is
not worth the space nor the time that
1t would take to read it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
lind the jail in a northerly direction.

nind the jail In northerly direction.
The other four prisoners who es.
capped with Wyatt are Ben Burnes, con.
victed and sentenced to serve four
years for burglary; Charles Rillow.
under twelve-year sentence for horse
theft; Hurst Holcomb, charged with
theft, and Bert Deshoser, charged with
minor offense. All are white.
The officers are hot on the trail OF
the escaped prisoners and 1t is expect1
ed they will be recaptured.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1910.

A few more squelchings might make
useful man of Roosevelt. 1t is evil
dent that he has learned not to try
to do all the talking.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

Apparently with the object of keep
ing congress milling around all winter,
President Taft has cut out more work
than could be done even If the con-
gressmen wanted to do it,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

When Secretary Hewitt tells us to
put our shoulders to the Wheel for
"a pull to remove mountain" we
must obey orders, without stopping to
bubble about the mixed metaphor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

be visited next week, but win be v>
tied shortly after Christmas.
This is great campaign and will
result in much good.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

A Chicago doctor says every woman
should have her physician select her
corset and fit 1t on her. This would
be giving the handsome young doctors
an unfair advantage.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
Musiaf opuSclc dom.

/ Kazdego roku wielka liczba cier-
piacyoh, kt6ryoh piuoa 60 chorei
nadwerezone cd kaszlu, szmuszeni
SO uda6 sic do innego klimatu. Lecz
to Jest kosstowne NE awaze
pewne. Ten tn jest lepszv spos6b
Mech ORA Klng'a New Discovery
wyleczy was " domu. conc wyle-
czvn mnie z choroby pfuc." pisze
w. r, Nelson, Z Calamjne, AK
gdY us-skyystko lnne zawiodfo 9 ja#
prxybraiem ~ funt6w na wade.
Jest to prawdz;wy krtl M r6tee
kaszle silekarsem M piuca. Tyslaele
zawd,iecza mu zYcie ! z.dlIowie.a.
Jest ,zeczywii6cje gwarantowane ~
kass4l. zazieblenliie, Il lGs'rrYpA
Astn 5, krup ] wszystkie chOrobY
5gar,dlla j p1uc. 600 j $I.eo. Butel1kIlii
.napr6be darmo. ss5g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

re Stracnu.
Humoreska przez A. Wilczyhskiiego.
Zmiana dziedzica we wsl
Jest zwykle faktem doniosle-
20 znacznia ola wlo5cian i
sluzby dworskiej.
Kiedy starry pan juz zacz-
ME sic kreci6, szukajac ma.
bywcy i gdy zobacza ludzie,
ze ieden, drugi prze;ezdza ma
!, ogledziny, pc kt6rych haste.
puja dluzsze narady we dwo-
re, W ca}ej wsi wre i kipi,
iak kaszas W garnku.
w karczmie ma rachunek
przyszlego dziedzica odbywa.
ja sic narady i libacye mie
dry gospodarzami, k Orgy z
dziwna przenik]lwcsci juz z
oblicza pctrafia odgadnac,
czy to. .gospodarz z gospoda-
rzy, Tub czyli frye, z kt6rego
MONA bedzie pociagnqc. jed
nom slowem, zmiana dzie-
dzica porusza wszystkie in
teresa. niepokoje j nadzieje
znacznej liczby os6b ME tyl-
ko we wsi, ale i W sasied-
MEM miasteczku miedzy zy-
damn. ..:.
Przez taxi sam ogie6 no.
wego neutrality-suspicious. i
ia kupujac Cierpiatka, WHO'S
ke o kilka mil cd Warszawy,
ma. n! !. P (, e1a. leziaca, .kt6 rs ]:
najbardziej bijacym " v oczy.
%przymiotem by}y: 'piaski,
przetrzebione zaro6la kar}o-
watej so5nicy i obfito6c ME-
przebrana kamieni polnych,
maiacych, pod}ug teoryi OBJ
wozacego mic ;ekonoma Siecz-
kowskiego, dodawa6 wilgoci
i urodzajnosci roll. .
Pan Sieczkowski, typowyI
ekonom dawnej daty, prey
sadly, rozczochrany, z twa:-
rza koloru 6wiezej watroby,
polecony mi soet t przez po-
przednika jake zawo1any COS
podarz, a pi]ny a gor]iwy, a
dba}y o pa6skie dobro, jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

jeszcze wiecei, gdy sic zao-
faro Ea}a. w}asna z ~obywatel-
skiego rodu pochodzaca re-
"a, gotowa6 obiad cho6bY
ladajaki, ola mel godnej oso-
by. Wprawdzie powierzchow-
nose jej i zbyt szczupiy "a
pas ruchomo6ci, po kt6re po-
s}a}em az dwie furmanki,
.kiedly mog}a ie przynie66 pod
komu innemu dawa-
''}aby wiele do my6lenia, ]ecz
'ekonom zarecza} mi, 70 to
jest bardzo. porzadna kobieta,
re ma rzeczy II brata i to to-
go. moe wielkq i ME sprowa-
.dzila ich zaraz, DO ME vie,
czy sic iej mieisce u mnie
uda.
Me moge powiedziec ina
czej, tylko, 70 zwiia}a mi sic
PAM Fija!kowska jak sic ma
ley i tax gorliwie p~ilnowa}a
%gotowania, il biedeczka cd
togo ognia spali}a sobie ma
wet delikatna cere twarzy, a
ma nosie dosta}a nawet tro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06
inny W okolicy.

&rl5- 80 .EEEE.H- EE +ns -EsHhE E EE-E e#E L-
laden inny W okoljcy.
Kupi4vm tedy Cierpiatka,
sprowadzi}em manatki i "a
czalem oporzadzac .m;eszka
ME, ably przyjac godnie po~
}owice moja, kt6ra pozostala
jeszcze W Wars7awie do CA
su, az wszystkie roboty beda
poko6czone. Tymczasem W
Warszawie pokaza}a sic cho-
lara, niewielka %wprawdzie,
ale re strach ma wielkie D
cry, vice nalega}a ma}zonka,
zeby sic spieszyc, DO jednej
godziny chcia}aby juz bye ma.
wsi. Spieszy}em sic tedy, a
majstrowie kocl'ani i piano.
vie sasiedzi gospodarze darn
mnie gorzej niz m}oda lipe +
iyka, do czego pomaga} i'm
chetnie wierny Sieczkowski
p~rzedstawiaj4c, ze W tych
stronach majstrowie So ma.
wage z}ota szacowani. Sic
dzia}o ich tedy kilku, robili
ME robiac, naturalnie ma
dworskim stole, o kt6ry zda-
je mi sic wiecej dbali niz o
sam zarobek; byl to bowiem
rok wielkiego przedn6wku i
drozyzny. Ola dogodzenia to-
dy delikatnym podniebie-
MON, szczeg6lniej pana me-
chanika ustawiajacego nova
m}ocarnie, przyja}em z reko-
mendacyi ekonoma znakomi:
ia gospodynie, znakomita ku-
clarke. osobe lepszego uro-
wdowe pc gorzela-
'nYm, lecz .Wnuczke oDyWa-
telska; matka jej bowiem
pochodzi}a obywatelskiego
domu, chociaz pokochawszy
sic W rzadcy, posz}a "a ME-
go z czystej mi}osci.
Pania Fija}kowska przyja-
lem z dziewczynka oSmiolet-
MIA i odda}em iej zarzad 40
wego dworu. Widzia}em, ze
PAM ia wielce ukladna i ME
~pierwszej m}odo6ci, zrobila
mi wielka }aske p%rzyjmujac
ten %obowiazek, a uje}a mnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

che f~ioletowego kolorytu.
Kto kiedy nabywa} gospo-
darstwo j ]sprowadza} sic do
niego, to vie, lie ono W pier
wszych dn;ach dale gospoda.
rzowi zajecia. Mia}em i ia 20
dosyc, to tel jak przyaz}o o
dziesiatej godzinie po}ozyc,
sic do }6zkaa spa1em jak DIRE
VINO ma jedpym boku.. Pew
nej jednak nocy, mimo twar-
diego snu, zdaje mi sic, 10
slysze jakieS jekl przez scia-
ne i glo6ny szloch dziecka.
Dom bYl %drewniany, tuz o.
bck mego pokoju miesci}a
sic stancyjka, przeznaczona
tymczasowo ola pani Fija}-
kowskiej, wiec Mkt inny tyl.
ko ona mnsl tax jeczec, a
place jest widocznie p}aczem
jej dziecka. Zrywam sic tedy,
zapalam 5wiece i biegne sic
dowiedziec. Okropnosc co sic
tam dzieje! Fijalkowska wife
sic ma }6zku i jeczv tax
przerazliwie i charczy i Try
wa sic nieprzytomna z ob}a'
kanym wzrokiem, il zdaje sic
"a chwile ducha wyzionie.
Dziewczyna siedzi na }awce
obok i zawodzi, a ma mole
pytania w6r6d p!aczu i lka-
MIA plecie try pc try, cze'
go ia zrozumiec. ME moge.
Co PAM Jest, co sic sta
10? pytam zblizajac swia.
ito do chorej.
Tu, tn, - krzyczy po'
kazujac ma piersi j nizej,
straszne bole6ci. 8. Q rany
przenaiswietsze. !. ratujcie..
Och. ach:.s.. ratujcie!
Spojrza}em ma MIA. Twarz
kompietnie zmieniona, oczy
zamglone, a prawie luz Gala
sina. Cholera, pomy6la}em
sobie " tel minucie ldreszc2
mic przeszedl, DO inne sym
ptomata tel zlowrogiej cho-
.roby potwierdzaly mole PREY
puszczenia.
Me, Nj, ttrlacac chlWiili, bietgne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06


PERSIA ZASADA SZCZES-
CHA. Musisz posiada6 zdrowe cia-
10. Bee zdrowia Lie ma ~ezczescia.
Gdy jeste6 chorYm, pierwszym
kroklem twoim must bye uporzad-
kowanie twego organizmu. NsleSy
wtedy wzmocni6 REV, odzywic ia.
j ,asilic i pobudzic jej cyrkulacye.
Do uzyskanla tego celu, ME many
lekarstw:a lepszego, ktdreby os'a~
gne}o wiekszy i z%upe}nlejszy suk-
cer, anizeli dra Piotra Gomozo.
Wy6llj karte do: DR.. Peter Fahrrs
ney & Sons Co., 10 rs. So.
Hoyne Ave. Chicago, ILL.,, poniee-
wal W aptekach lekarstwa togo do1.
staG ME MONA. St
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

Czy Cierpicie ma:
Niestrawnosc, zatward-
zenic, biegunke, b6l
g}owy reumatyzm
chor6by sk6rne, cho-
roby serca choroby
Ecrek, ohoroby watro-
BY, Lemoroidy, skrofu-
ly, rozstr6j nerwowy,
choroby pluc, niezyt
/ &o}adla neuralgia
I chocoby kiszek,F katar
rosa i gardla, bronchi-
It's astme choreby
krwi, paraliz, choroby
oczu, cloroby uszu
rupture, wrzody TO-
place sic guzy (tumor)
tasiemca i wszelkie
choroby p}ciowe mez-
czy2n ikobiet, zwyk}e i
chroniozne? ,
Przyslij natychtaEst
10 c. W markach pcgzto-
wychn ma Sigma d-ra &c.
Collins ksiazke l~ecznicza
"Poradnik Lekarski''.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-06

rozbudzic dziewke do kuch
nj, vale we drzwi mieszka-
MIA stangreta, azeby jego ko-
beta przysz1a a on rozbudzi}
ekonoma. Ma wsi ludzie ME
So tax skorzy do rozbudze>
MIA sic, vice MIN sic tam
i drugie ~rozczmychato,
zapalam ogie1 ma kominie
W kuchni, grzeje pokrywki
a obwiazawszy W serwete.
Nose chorej do przyk}adania.
w kwandrans moe zjawia
sic nap6l ubrany ekonom
przybiega iona stangreta, po-
kazuja sic dwie jeszcze ko-.
biety, vice grzeia pokrywki,
popi6l, kobiety ira szczotka-
mi nieszcze6liwa, kt6ra juz
silly zaczynaja opuszczac, a
swoja droga kurcze sic wzma-
gaia.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-01
DARE WE STOP IMMIGRATION?

During the ending June 80
During the ending June 80 last the
public
sixtyee
the other natonaitie
o the aWahan children public
dren IN the schools nnumbeed the
Ten years the japanese pupils the
cent total; today
Ten Portuguese
OF the attendance the public
The years than nine hundred for
the Portuguese; for the japanese has
The number of births of Hawaiian decreasing
number OF births OF japanese children is increasing every year
len
hsufes OF the present will be
a Hawaii
IN the ace CT all to
eligible to become citizens to permanently
their interests the interests Hawaii
can Hawaii afford allow things stop today
OF the fact that Washington Territory
status OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-01
POLITICAL LETTER TO YOUNG VOTERS

NV Dear Bovs:-You should all do
a little work in politics before election.
You should not only vote right, but get
two or three others to vote right. A
country's safety depends largely upon
the political work of men who work
because, in their very heart of hearts,
they believe that their political prin-
ciples are founded in truth and right
BUSINESS. That is the kind of worker
you should be. Don't get down to any
thing mean or tricky, but work because
you believe the Republican position is
right and that the election Of Kuhio,
Single, Lane, Chillingworth and all the
rest of the ticket will be for the good
of the Territory. Then your heart will
be in your work.
You will hear lot of stuff that the
Republican party is the rich man s
party, and that the Democratic party
is the poor man s party; that whenever
a rich man grows richer it Is at some
poor man S expense. This is all poppy
cock.
Most of our richness comes from the
soil, and | will put the case so that
You can understand it. When a farmer
raises a good crop of taro, or sweet
potatoes, or corn, the farmer is richer
and no man is poorer. When a man
digs gold out of the earth he is richer
but nobody is poorer.
There is natural increase of the
world s wealth which benefits all. In
this Territory, whenever the rich are
doing the best the poorer people are
also doing the best. When railroads
are being built by capitalists, labor is
busily occupied and receiving it's high
est reward 1t is the same when har-
bors are being. improved, Notifications
built and other public works con
structed.
The Republican party is the party
for the whole people, for rich and poor
alike. 1t does not array one class
against another. but works for The com
mon veal of all classes. This is not
the year for d Republican to monkey
with his ticket IF he is not careful,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-01
Oral Expression.

This special department by which
students throughout the school are
taught the proper use of the voice and
the fundamentals of reading aloud in
diligently and intelligbly has in its
tour or five years of existence more
than justified its establishment. Tn a
fuIi school generation. the results of
TINS training ought TO be marked.
During this year the interest in dra-
mates has been excellent The depart
ment staged ''As You Like IT, in a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-01

he Will get it tangled and twisted up
so that his ballot will not be counted.
There is too much at stake this year,
it is the time for straight ticket voting
Do this, boys, and when you hear the
news of victory you can cheer with
your whole heart in it, and rejoice that
you had a share in it.
The Republican party has large
membership and is a very active organ
ization. There is nothing dead about
it. The very humblest one of its
mighty membership is doing something
and YOU must not be surprised if, in
the midst of all this activity, you find
TO analyze these kickers you will find
that they have had some little axe to
grind and Clipped piece out Of the
steel. But against these kickers we
have great party which, by its in
telligenee and freedom of thought, its
energy and inventive genius, has been
the foremost factor in the upbuilding
of our great country and in the ad-
vancement of our Territory.
Once there was a man who traded
a good farm for a drink of whisky and
plug of tobacco. The Bible tells
us of Esau who sold his birthright for
a mess of pottage. Tradition informs
US of a man who cut off his nose to
spite his face. And of such as these
are the Democrats formed
Pardon me, but-what is there about
Link to make you think you could
love him2
Every chap who lost his job because
he ought to have lost it; every chap
who is afraid of losing his job because
be knows he is not worth his salt;
every chap who wants to ain t every
thing that is, and wants to is every
thing that aim t; every crank; every
chap who has been in succession
member of every political prty, of ev-
cry faction, of every fusion and of
every caucus is for Link Why? Be
cause they have tried every other polit.
zeal ism and have nothing left but the
last Link in the Democratic chain.
Boys, don't be found in any such
company.
YOUR POLITICAL PARENT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-01
ORDERED AWAY.

The following enlisted men of the
Fifth Cavalry have been ordered to
leave on the transport Sheridan next
month and report to the commanding
officer, recruit depot, Fort Mcdowell,
California, for discharge: Sergt. Ed
ward Ogden, Troop +; Corp. Charles H.
Bell, Troop K; Far. Lemuel ]. Sweet,
Troop K; Priv. Henry VI. Dodge, Troop
X; Priv. Joseph r. Weigand, Troop K;
Priv. James Wilson, Troop X; Priv.
William A. Brennan. Troop NJ
Drum Major stephen D. Hansler of
the Fifth Cavalry band has been APP
pointed color sergeant, vice Biehl, re-
tired. and Cook James T. Giant has
been promoted to the post of drum
major.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-01
SAVING STAMPS CARD.

WASHINGTON, September ID An
arrangement was concluded by the post
office department and the treasury de.
partment yesterday by which the latter
directs the bureau of engraving and
printing to prepare 100000 postal saw
ing stamps cards for the use of the post
Office department.
The cards viii be sold for ten cents
each. Stamps sold at ten cents each by
the postoffice department may be affixed
to the cards, and when the stamps and
card amount TO one dollar the card may
be deposited at a postal savings bank
station to the credit of the der ositor.
The purpose of the system is TO encour-
age small savings by children.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-01
EDITOR
OCTOBER


is w
WREN Mandess first began run auek What
Colonel Mccarthy Raymond Captain
Mr. Kinney might have succeeded in
doing because style campaigning
MCn i'll luck the Territory
badly his sowing the seed Of
spreading false ideas and nnng the Hawaiian electorate
in the o generally
Unfortunate of stamp W.
plain
The Mr. Kinney and the platform of Democracy drawn up by
dametcaly opposed Kinney upheld
Republicans expression widely
Hawaians Mr. Kinney should have warning effect
been heretofore led by Mecandess'
false Mr. Kinney his freely and completely
before the legislative committee considering the immigration BILL in March Of
report appears
of he following morning.
w A Kinney being called said that he glad
that planters and the business
special income He regretted the waans better
they voting
all, decide
for ALL
He be many regard
matter only something help the planters of hole and
represented at meeting
with view to convincing them that this
importance all in the community It would be
should be killed
rightly
He regarded it significant that nearly every man who opposed
strongly general be
this themselves planting
planters very thing and
be doabe this uncure if the
without something being done
Salvation OF
The speaker said standing
aloof because majority
Hawaiian people,
wages stand
a any for
The
Hawaiian plantations without
under
eff do do will and
Of States
garding Hawaii
o and
in the
Mr. Kinney concluded with show that
European
Hawaiian
under of the immi
of the of
immigrants and the What
he asked
to tax
Mr. stating
able
have forward
''They have made let Is quick