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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

worth than twenty billions
ebshments represented
$i4oooooocoo with nehborho6d Industries mated)
money business;
have $31O6000O00
slS.s5 per capita; now crculates
nearly soooOooOo sayBs Of the Of the bon people
twentysix times much
We raise over three times as
thyone pig annually besides 14o0oOOOO (lOOs)
steel, Of which then aid not Nuke ton.
exported annually Of domestic merchandise
annually soooOoo Of merchandise than FIVE times
a much
annually they
they nearly
had 10000 miles Of rarOadj 100000
Then the Western Union qss6 had $4,000 miles Of telegraph
all lines 100000
telephone systems 5000 with 100000
miles
per capita important spite
Europe capita
Germany ST. and England $2ls9
so bewid imagination;
and material The radiant energies Of
advancing
merely
and world the American
profession calling calling
dressed
charities, schools
communication
all the things spiritual
life worth living people
entirely Republican Legislation
policy
destroy stopping
McCandes Democratic party
us help Territory of Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21
HAwAuANs AND LAND.

Mach IT,
Caudle those their
position the land ofthe Territory Mcandlss convey
that ~ the the unfairly
treated by the whites Fortunately the
ond demagogc speeches the other
waians extremely holders of land n
The entire Of little 100000
The Hawaians somewhat more than 100000
value Of
assessed to Hawaiians, 0 say fifteen per en
During the fifteen years 1885,
taken which 1924 disposed
of Hwai
others The Of those probably
100000
Territory of $780,
900 10
100000
ons of which, however only about
Unbiased Much Of this however being
instance the
going audaciy showing that planned
of
thought
of the national dsgraces the bOngns being kicked pillar
robbed having nothing but his rtns
privilege citizenship. excepted notably of
Territory
white swindling
pany position
a the
many Even
allowed
something
it. .s," ,s,.+.T
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21
REPUBLICAN RESULTS WITH INCARCERATION.

Since with years.
Republican Presidents u6,ai
For only has the Democratic absolute Of
branches of the government.
For nearly all the legislation all treaties
have been determined Republicans.
1t has created the policies aud shaped the laws
1t has stood the helm directed
Upon it has been the entire responsibility be the praise
blame for the results By its accomplishments and deeds must be judged
1t found the treasury empty and filed it,
1t found the public credit dead and reurcted it,
1t found shattered andre storedit
found the disOrganized
1t found 100000 of inhabitants slaves, and freed them.
1t found hirtyone States and fortyeght
Pacific;
the Stars and Stripes
Then national wealth hooOOooONOo ss5OOo
100000
Thon France and Germany Great Britain richer than
richer than France and Germany combined nearly twice rich
Great Britain
Then had less than tyoe onehaf million inhabitants partly
than eighty millions
Then followed the world manufacturing
lows
Our manufacturing Establishments have increased and have
bssfeo neghqhoaa and mechanical industries eeimatedl
These establishments thea employed little million hands,
they employ 100000 bends receiving annually han tao0o0otoo Ia
worth sa Asp sgl billions Of mssey lsai ihq
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21
nRuBlIoAN ADnNggnAgIoN HAs DONE N hawaii

WHAT REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION DONE HAWAII
The splendid position Tdtory
finds itself speaks more than other thing for the Republican and
United Republican Territory Organic
and in fact was liberal of its provisions than the laws under
which other Territories had
Territory outstanding the
$42144Oo which paid by gov
emen by Territory remaining 100000 bearing five
interest, OF per june
1900 Territory
per pay part
tanned through the burning the great fire of 1900
at the rate of four and onehalf
Public bonds 1908 bearing
at the rate of four and onehalf cent
100000 Public January bearing
at the rate of four and onequarter
at the of three and onehalf
April 1907 bearing
at the rate Of three and onehalf cent
100000 Public Improvement bonds dated October 1902 bearing interest
the three onehalf per
Each succeeding has been sold by the Territory
the former OF the realized from the bonds
there has been expended schools public buildings
bridges, $e1Se64;
and harbor improvements s75z99e5l
100000 leaving balance $1s5OOO
making the total bonded indebtedness Territory present
s which is less than 1T was when we became Territory of the United
running
Territorial government have materially decreased
the receipts from the customs and pOsOace
annually While Territory money directly,
the Republican Delegate from Hawaii backed
has given to Hawaii federal appropriations
would have received through the customs and pOstOfise
the Territory receipts
1900 there accumulated
$685. 900 3d. 1904 The financial situation
legislature 1904 by making sweeping
salaries and
passed subsequent Republican legislatures
and the handling finances Republican
year, 1910 surplus nearly 100000
This surplus the Republican rghfuy
making and this of the that
figures
higher prevailed before the
departments
government
Republican Legislature passed County
declared invalid by Territory
echnai AT the the legislature
party passed all
the Legislature 1907 provided incorporation City
County Honolulu This Republican working
the wisdom giving power
Since the valid County passed.
only legislatures
count
The last legislature possible
passed County
years Kula line which
homeseader in the Kula district will be benefited
Republican members of legislature unremttngy
worked citizen public
established by the minimum
by the
exemption poor brought
Territory
the counties proportion
the good work ofgthe Republican
Republican policies the Territory
been reduced the increased the
dstributon the legislature the
Republican ntegeny
ing the laws passed by Republican legislatures
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21
oANNor uAp1rA11zn WOE.

francisco
the city, has simply attracted the vuue thugs nn
a of crime the
realized dismal financial failure the "wdopen town.
public
lid closing being districts
dbagg urething
instituted.
stating publicity
of
the drearies in business
h old truth of
Those of the
at to of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21
TWO YEARS OF JooKHYINo.

far the advanced BY the Democratic party M
'fTj can't do any lam,h
Democratic victory could do harnwoud do harm almost ineaepaes
In the place consider the fast that AL constructive legislation
present administration would The Democrats would play
poes jockey q ny the sesoa Of e candidates
quus they would be M saag two years hase aa they
Arc loaaY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

The trouble with the Democratic it statesmen with
patriotism,
policy bge without farming labOrers without labor emen with
The fftyecond Democratic majority of 14
redeemed single pledge observed PROMISE kept single
the the United
States, the people knew it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

price of rubber dropped three pound last August from
sal dropped also by almost dollars August These couple
industries they hit by tariff talk only If the Demo
only to the tariff bottom would drop
prices injurg probably lowering
the Of labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

hoped Lisbon that consular
with the representatives
of kingdom recalled
kamaaAs universally respected
in the consular What
government be permitted remain with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

of the election in
gaze that
Democratic majority for 10000 The normal Democratic
years majority $4,000 This
larger
reports years prevailing
the southw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

Of lowering all
of August compared with
in July-from August How
growers Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

Democracy should explain" voca The Advertiser edi
headlines. nothing explanBuletin's
/
position the by
platform contradictions impobities
cant to silence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

Delegate MACand would to
there by
working a duty
products of protection
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

the Republican party win do The world
embodied them executed them In admin
strntlon Mckinley
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

the platform eighty
support Before committee territories,
December last
twenty acres Of seeond would be enough
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

The Link platform says free
Philippine Islands mainland This Is absolutely false
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-21

On % l9aa1 l0 laaulV , 1'Ial a' N'''a a04 Zee '
fom Sspaa-
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
pree. o. e.eluaneps,

naness Tsass. .Tnesae.-Jhe aGso.
0sss lpssvass ~ ssaslnG pssaies y ~
Mallcnal Hssssss - CsDeg0de ~ ~
ysas evss ~ b s7.oo0 sseels asd hessuu
esd ~. - shssp. EvI6ssely ~ sAssr
buslssn - ~ lsdssesy. = Galnlsa
gFossd. TIE MsSoos wool gFowesu
hsvs dssIded "a snss their ~ with ~
Meatssuma 6lesk Osswsss, inGesa1 q
organlsi,lg - . sspssAts assestaelso.
~ ssosut msstlag Frsd n. ThyIes
was sppoiutsd = committee oe one Il
asvangs S0s and Ut The contsact lns III
constructions oe . wssshosss and %
cosdlngly he hes ist the contsact 70 W,
T.. Morss. ios the esectlon II . wan
roosn ~ BY ~ with u Soot walls. tn
building Will 10 conveniently loeatsd
down BY the railrusd track and Will,
Of course, 10 used Tor storing The wool
crop. This move on tbs part os ~
wool growsn shows deal a sntsepslss
On their part. aud sntsspsislng peOpls
begin their succsss whsss Others end Ia
failure,
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
STATE NEWS NOTES

George Cook, labores ased SO ysaIs,
was killed Sunday morning q the
c'ayLank OF the Denver Psased Brick
company. 4 heavy chunck Of clay
fell upon hin, killing him instantly.
Because the surveyors who originally
laid out the township lines on the
border Of Yuma aud Kit Carson count.
ies, were frightened away by Indians
and . part Of their work IVES not finish
ed these counties arc now engaged In .
Law suit over the'ownephip Of town.
ship.
A daring escape was made by Arthur
Flan nsean, convict No. 687l, from the
"trusty" gang 0f the mad camp near
Colorado Springs Saturday. Flanagan
was serving term Of from eight TO ten
years for forgery and had been in the
psnitentiary about two and . hall
yeas, having been sentenced from
Douglas county.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18

|Aad ltsss : ysllsw sssspeios y stasd1
- w. bsttsp thing, staeds sncsaslag'
~ w heeosssneat u bssslnsn 60.
ltlsaa ssmo1sntly sssks y bslag nsosu
UUsinen 70 ths sowu. nettes than thet,
u Stands 1T the moFal uDbulldlug q
~ ctllssas, stasds ~ hsstss sivie eoa'
dltioas.
II many eities ths edition. hsvs On
uphill task, and . lonssoms OOs. Thsss
~ tImsss when ths most devol~d nsws'
papss man will kss faith In the valus
u publicity. But ho0sst publlcity
never isIls. and IN The end honsst and
enthuslastic devotion 10 . city's Inter.
ssts wl!l awaken sufscIsnt spirit among
the pscpls actually TO accomplish
thlngs.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
Bring your job printing " The Star
Office. We please.
ceeess lssass.


William Coppinger south hwest of
town sold bis fnrts, crop and farming
utensils q, 900 belng the consideration.
Mr.. Llnder Of Oklahoma, bought
banker Rudy's iarm south west Of town
last week.
Frank knight bought 20 acres Of
land from Dan Tschop this week.
Mr.. Finnerty below town sold bis
ranch this week 10 Mr.. Bcott Of PAonla
r. l.. Smith and wife, James Mowry
aud wife spent Sunday With Mr.. aud
Nm. Z. H. Powers.
Nm. Hun came In Friday TO iHin her
husband who came here some tine ag0
FROM PaOnla snd ID In the real estate
business with q. J. Ciosson.
A. J. Mccall of Boyard, Missouri, has
been visiting his sister Mn. DR.. Beall.
He departed for home Tuesday.
w. U. Miller Of Lebanon vas doing
business In town Tuesday.
Jack Mullins was Durango passen.
ger Tuesday.
Amy West who has been suffering
with tonsilitis 10 much in,proved in
health.
Augsst Thomas was In town fittins
out for . trip overland with hls family
IN the Dear future 10 Washington and
California.
May Blachn,er and Clarence Belcher
were married at Astsc, New Mexico,
the firSt u the week, returning hon,~
Tuesday evening.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
aAs1s o euDsosIpsioH.

Hnesss1 a ~ pnsaones II polosss, Colo,
~ tsaasntestsa sssusse ~ aails. % sseose
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
NslIcs.

Notice 10 hereby sivsu that st ths msseina,
of the Board Of County connissiossn q ncs-
tssuns Couatx, Colorado, held at tesis oGee
March, ISl0. the following cleins Alsd aGainss
the County wsrs allowed and warrants ordered
drawn upon the proper funds In payment thsss-
for -
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
0se1 Wesk Psssorns1 BY ~ News.
D0Dogo.

Y8bDs
lfthe people Of ANY community wegs
- loyal 10 the interssts of their t0wn
~ city = the ssvspapsrs, says the
Springfield lO.) Nswa, what splsndsd
conspstition this country would ses.
hut they arc not. Nor b any con.
sldssabls part Of the peopls. Nor are
sll the business men o. the n,anufac-
tussn. That town succeeds Just In pro
portion ,o the sal with which Its lead.
Ing cItlssns back Up the patriotism, ol
~ nswspapsn.
Ths trus nsuspapss dsvolss columns
and paGss a spaes to boosting the city
10 Walsh lt b pUbllshsd. The most
Dsyol oad dsvessd hooslsn ef any city
~ 1sss1 n ~ nswspspsr osscss.
TAese y snsssing Glen of people IL
ssssy city who, finding no good In
onythlng, dsssy the nsvspapsn -
meeoess ~ ssasalious aud y Destroyer
- eAasastss.
Thsy demand the nsws, and the
newepapss that = . faithful mirror
49, ~ 10 ~ sse1sn The ssasction of
otuls oua AutaOA II ths commsnity
y - ~ sswspapes pagss viii show
~ If ~ = go ~ nsvs articles Will
ehoU ~
npe,lAs pnpse ilssl1 ~ = hs 10 -
vnnos = ~ pess1n11oo. Wit hsss
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
lisl1sy's csass WIN Seoa - vlAbs
% Nalo1 Bye.

Halley's comet will b viaable 70 the
uskss eye-to thoss who aSs early
risess- about the middle Of April. u
will b. ssen In the ease shortly before
sunrise In the consteliation Picss, near
the star Dslts. Il will bscon,s clssrer
from that time on, but will not b. ssen
except In the morning. until May 10,
when II will cFuss the meridian.
with the ald Of . S-lnch telescope
the comet may now b. seen at about
p. m. In the west. IL can bs found
near the planet Saturn, shout 20 de-
gssss aLove the hosisou. The comet, -
u can now b sssn. would not imprrss
one With ~ slss. The tall appsan 10
b. only about one degrss In length.
but II h really 6.000, 900 milss long.
When Halley's comet gets 70 POSI-
tion tstwssn the earth and the sun,
this following of saseoUs substance may
b. anywhere from i%.oOo. 900 10 D,ooO,.
coo nsllss In length.
The comet will b l4.0m, 900 miles
from the earth when u passss this
body, I'D. ~ he tall b Iess than that
distance Ii lsngth, Il will nos b necss.
cary Tor ths earth 70 pass through Il.
In The assAn tInas. u y approaching
the earth d the rais u several million
nlIss daily. ~ , nov ahoss lso.oD..
~ nilo sway fss9 ~ .
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

PittsburH, Mar, A.-In face Of fire
peril. SIX hundred convicts at the Wee
tern penitentiary sat quietly through
their Sunday afternoon services with
hardly ripple Of alarm. There wss
good cause for the alarm In . stubborn
nre In hosiery factory fifty feet from
the chapel. Smoke envelopei the
win dows 40 thickly that the electric
lights were turned OH.
-
Jamestown, N. ", March N.-.Be-
ginning Saturday night and ending
this morning Jamestown was visited BY
series n the most costly fires ever ex.
perienced here, resulting In total loss
Of o600, 900, the death of one man and
the Injury Of three Others. The build.
ings destroyed include the 0okey fac
tory, the Gokey business block, the
Sherman House. the Esis Hall block
and the Briggs block.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18

Preaching services In the NJ. f..
church Sunday evening At 7:SO. Sun
day School at ten o'clock in the morn
Ing. Epworth League In the evening
at Gas. You are invited 10 these ser
vices. Rev. w. r. CLARK, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
aIssslss psseIes.

4 Nssisipai sjsssIss q tbs qualif,sd
elsstess = ths Tewn = Dososss, Colon
-. vilI y hss6 y ~ Oososss School
bslldsno. q Tessday. tbs ssh day ol
Apsil. 4. D. lolo. bstwssns ths houp ol
I s'slssA = -, ard e'olosk 2. ~, oi
|aid ~. ~ ~ pssposs u slssting:
Oss Mayer ~ ths tenn oe ous year.
Thsss Trustees lbs The tssm d two
yssn.
Two Tsuslsss sos The term Of one
pear.
0lvss under my hand and the Cor.
posats ssal a the aid Town of Dolores,
this II, day Of March, A. d. 1910.
fsEAL1 +. L. WILnxR,
Town Clerk.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
Friday. March IS. 1910.
fisnting semsthlng For Nothing

IT 10 sufficient that long as the
Council Bluffs coterie Of fake horse
race and prize eight promoters had
fiourished in that surprising degree
which made them known through
out the country as the "Millionaires
Club, adding to their list Of scores
Of victims month by month, NO
serious attempt was made to stop
their operations until the federal
government took hand. alleging
use Of the mails for dishonest pur-
poses. Hundreds had been victim
ixed on the promise Of easy money
in sporting events. nearly every one
Of them turning from the ringside
on the race track with the knowl.
edge that he had been playing the
sucker, yet il was not until Uncle
Sam called halt that any serious
attempt was made to check nefar-
ious business which has been going
on more or less publicly for years.
Always it was . case in which
the bitten bitter had nothing to say.
With the fake worked and the
laugh on him, the chief conspira-
tors were free to spend the easy
money undisturbed; the butt of the
joke had been hoping to laugh at
the other fellow. 10 he found him
self equally deep in the mire with
nothing lett him but to 60 home
and take his medicine. When he
had taken . good square look at
himself he could not see wherein
through his willingness to back .
trick on the other fellow he had
not become something Of q party to
any csiminality lingering around
the transaction. He had dealt out
to him the hand another was 10
play. % Il wss III becoming him to
question the deck.
The government may apply the
screws q Il will and should. One
Of its largest and busiest depart
mental forces IL constantly engaged
In the laudstory occupation Of teach.
Ing the people the hopelessness Of
trying to get something for moth
ing. Man has always wanted II
and the fact that he has never got
Il does not appear to have the
slightest effect toward deterring
him from keeping up the hunt.
The mails are burdened with fake
schemes. They multiply faster
than public schools. Education
seems only 10 prepare Ito. votaries
to expect . royal road TO what goes
with Il. The Council Bluffs coterie
worked among the rich and well-to-
do. Rich and poor, ignorant and
wise. are alike in readiness to fall
into the trap which promises easy
money. . dollar for dime. q mill
ion for . thousand. luxury without
effort. the reward without the
struggle.
Fortunately the scheme OF life
has LEFT no possibility fos The equi.
librium to be disturbed fpre any
considerable period. The Million
aires Club" looked for uRe as II
II were doing the trick, bat even
In it, case the law was only waiting
to get . good firm grip on It's hick-
osy ssick.-Denver Republican.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18

Call at The Star ONCE and see sam-
piles and get prices on job work before
ordering elsewhere. Seeing samples
and getting prices places you under no
obligations whatever to give us the Job
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18

There will he preaching services in
the Dolores Baptist church Sunday
morning ct II o'clock and 1t TOO Ia
the evening by Rev. H. A. Miller.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18

Rev. Clark will hold services In the
Lebanon school house ut O'Clock Sun.
day afternoon.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18

Any one wanting Dolores town
property at right prices get informa-
tion from Harry v. Pyle. He has some
real bargains.
The Dolores star., 1910-03-18
cburca Assosscsassts.

Services will b held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday of
each month.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-03-31
Standing for Nearly a
Third of a Century

Like some other Institutions erected
Tor the good Of mankind based upon
honesty OF purpose and goodwill ard
brotherhood To unfortunate man: The
Kelley Cure has withstood tire doubts
criticisms, Representations Of the
Wilful minded and lie opposition OF
the ignorant and the preJudfced for
term OF So many years that il no
longer Justifies or warrants any in
d1Hiduai to utter any expression re
garding the CURE or The KELLEY
INSTITUTE in PORTLAND, MAINE
but to speak of 1t in tie highest
terms of praise for what II has done
in reclaiming man from the low y de-
grading disease of INEbRIETY.. and
what II is HOW doing in the same line
and also what it will continue to do
for century to come in keeping the
that their condition could have beer
spelt-with three words-PONERTY
MISERY, SQuALOR. and the inmates
utterly hopeless of any recovery for
the better until the iuebriate is re
claimed by the KELLEY CURE Il
stands today a mighty Institution in
the commonwealth TO make men well
give them clear minds. strong brains.
vigorous physques. enthroning rea-
son. reviving love and happiness In the
homes. making success 81 life by
awakening them To newer and NOR
eleVating ideas and improving morals
to the highest degree of SELF respect
over a quarter of a century Of sue
cess. 1t must be based on best of
principles and conducted on right ser
vice.
Write to Keey Cure in Portland. ama
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-03-31
A Free Publication for Farmers

The April and initial number of a
monthly agricultural bulletin called
New England Farms, issued by the In
dustrial Department of the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Co. and intended for free
distribution among present and pros
pectiye farmers of Maine, made its APP
pearance this week.
: 1t is an interesting little publica-
ton, made up of 80 pages, 6x10 in size,
1t has departments on horses and
other animals, vegetables, the dairy.
poultry, tree fruits. small fruits and
farm homes, and the advertising pa
tronage of business houses shows a
generous appreciation of the railroad s
efforts to arouse interest in and deyel-
ope New England agriculture.
An opportunity for farmers which is
the subject of an editorial reference
relates to the growing of strawberries
in southern Maine, northern Massa-
chusetts. and southern and central
New Hampshire to supply the con
stantly increasing demand for the
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-03-31

fruit In New York. Philadelphia,
Washington and Baltimore and sur
rounding communities, after the local
production In those places reaches
the end of the season. 1t is pointed
out also, that the New England home
demand for natives" is as yet but
partially filled.
A leading article relates to the adj
vantage of combining fruit and poul-
try raising and there is an interesting
story OF how an Ohio travelling man.
worn out physically and mentally,
purchased an unoccupied New Eng
land farm and found health and pros
perity in raising poultry and dogs.
There are several interesting sug-
gestions and timely hints and the pub
LEGATION has spirit of hopefulness
and courage which cannot fail to be
OF benefit to its readers.
New England Farms will be mailed
without charge to present and pros
Dective farmers who send their names
and addresses to the Industrial De-
partment, Maine Central Railroad Co.
Portland, Me.