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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
Local Cotton Receipts.

A large force of experienced sales
ladies win be at Walkers sc and 10c
store every night to show lady shop
pers the many beautiful things to be
found there.
Mrs. j. w. Johnson and Mrs. L. Tay-
lor returned today from Marlin, where
they have been attending the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy state conven.
ton.
Do not throw your soiled neckties
away. Send them ia us. We will dry
clean and press them like new for 10c
each, Union Tailor Shop Hat & Dye
| Works.
Chris Scale, Of Callahan county. who
lis the guest of his mother at Bench
ley. was in the city today shaking
hands with his many friends. Mr..
Scale was called here a few days ago
by telegram announcing the serious
injury of his mother. who accidentally
fell from the gallery in front of her
home. She is reported much improved
today.
Dolls, dolls, dolls of thousand
kinds at Walkers sc and 10c store. He
has every kind and his large line of
dressed dolls delight the children. Be
sure to take the little tots, to see the
dolls.
| repair and adjust all makes Of
sewing machines. T. A. Satterwhite,
salesman and collector for Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. IT
1t is a big disappointment to the
managers of the Colonial theater not
to be alberto give the people of Bryan
the opportunity of seeing The Blue
Mouse" Through some. mixing of
routes by the booking office this show
was supposed to play here December
16, the same date Polly of the Cir
Gus" is to be presented. This is to
be regretted. as "The Blue Mouse" is
a Shubert production and one Of the
best shows coming into the state this
season.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

| will be at the following places for
the purpose of receiving taxes for the
year 1910 on dates stated:
Edge, December 81, 1910.
Kurten, December 2S. 1910.
Harvey, January 4, 1911.
Wellborn, January 9, 1911.
Steeles Store, January IS, 1911.
Millican, January 90, 1911.
Very truly,
w. WIPPRECHT,
Tax Collector Brazos County, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

wish to announce to my friends /
have opened an up-to-date restaurant
in rear of Bryan Pool Hall, and re-
specially solicit your patronage. Oys-
tiers on half shell every Saturday.
Fresh oysters always on hand.
FRITZ KOHLER.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
St. Andrews Church.

Holy communion 1880 a. m. Sunday
school 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer IL
O'Clock. Evening prayer 1880 o'clock.
All are welcome.
w. w. DAUP, Rector.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
First Presbyterian Church.

Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning
service IL o'clock. Westminster
League $3.50 D. m. Evening service
1880 o'clock. At the prayer meeting
Wednesday evening the topic will be
Interpreters House" from THE Pill
grim's Progress" A cordial invitation
is extended to worship with us at all
services.
j. T. CAUGHLEY, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
First Methodist Church.

Rev. Thomas H. Morris, outgoing
pastor of the First Methodist church
of Bryan, by request will preach in
the church at the usual hours tomor-
row morning and evening. His pas
toral work is closed, but he has con-
scented to meet the members of his
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congregation in their former relation
ship for the, last time. A full attend
ance will no doubt be present at each
of these services. Everybody Is in
vited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
Free Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evening
service at 1880 o'clock. The regular
mid-week prayer service on Wednes-
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Come and
worship with US.
J. J. TATUM, Pastor.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
Please TIA k @
notice that all
accounts ma de
with Edwards
Mpr. Go. for 1910
are past due.
Settlement eX-
Dccted NOW.

When a cold becomes sttaI Iu
.ba system DO will .aGe vaa.
davs treatment 20 cure .t sod
tha 1"st remedy .1usa .s Cham
1arau Cough Remedy &. at.l
cure lula1ar cham amy l.dar -aa
lls9.'cavss ..e aysreu aatag-
H, and healthy conditions Sold
lr Snow .ug .1,
Dweet.rW c. Snow returned
Tuesday from Hardy where ae
naul more .aau saas Waa
COMO ur disposed of uia drug
business 90 Hardy .oDr AE
Gray a.eadIug gHg.wau g,.uat
place Nruw #U0m who uu.
aged .Hu u1uuu DC EWlr .
homo aer.u .ur Is permanent
tav, uu.l.a .uu Iu.gHt .l u,s
.rouls
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

We have moved 11r stock Ct
goods --fs A.5Hrnt & 3amser
building, where we have plenty
of r1sr pace and will be glad 90
show you RELsA8LEli1a of
general merchandise. W. A.
Edwards d Soll Ba5esgl..a.
Ark.
5rr-a rafs.-~ iso- .ha
OIL. C.srr and Recorder Asra
Sullivan -tI continue TO reside at
Hardy He will engage l ..s
1rac.tsaoa law and will also da
land abstract aorE, No d.u5a
be- viii. .a heard from ag-.n .1
politics.
Judge Allen Cay came -r
from 5raa5arrv -ovrshsp and
held ar f1lrral --ru osc1uU-
rv court Monday The only nat-
ter before l.u was tho I8ca,lar
ct some -e= public roads, .1
which action was .roa5E lra.
the january term of e-urt}
Mise Georgia 51sei, whose
l1- Isl 40 5aaTcv -aacac-in~-
ooa..1r arrived .a Evening
Shade La-lsv an. a1 =@5r a
being made .o-rcag.za . class
t-erar here. Miss s-aey gave
an Interesting recital a. the
Methodist church "Wednesday
night, l-Ggr,iag aa.tea crowd
BY her a.ea..io-arT powers. 10
would seem that she a1u.d have
r5 difficulty .u arranging large
class ir town,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

WaETlJ-#e want cotton
-.aE-rs. GOOD cotton and good
rr1ss4 Elrr 1z4 VIII. pay s
per -.1 w Tucker Cow
Clover Bead. Ark.
ElT.CE-aU parties Indebted
a a.r .erri.1-r wilt please
make settlement et once at .ra
84rs Of evening 5-s5- Iae5a
aesur e-a -5v due ar. { -aag
ao..ao. ra- John r". Tho lrso-.
Lame back l--sE.1 a-areC.r
arals ra- y 1l.a.ai z. s
ca-saa by rheumatism al the
muscles .gaE re.a3.s afforded
by ar5.r~g -aame r.ar Linz
.rs-t Sold ar Snow Drug 90,
Sheriff w. w. Bra55w and
family moved down from &jca-
woods ..arsh1 Monday and -re
occupying their property u tho
west aarc .i .1vl .urrscp.e
arag.aa .5 have .aen as g...zaas
and z5o5rs
The public term 5t The Even
.rg Shade High 5aoa. opened
Monday at which Time The aa-
-ouusat received % aea.tfv r-
e.eaea Miss Ollie Taylor .aaz
r-c place .u The school s rr-
mary .eaeoarag that .ue
Road Commissioner Wu. H.
5r5jr .t strawberry .5ur7.l1
was here one day .hIs aa.s He
.aa entered actively soon .aa
duties 1f bis office. and au .r-
people hope aa m.. .esaaa 10
materially ben ding the public
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
Gard Of ThaaEs.

[ wish LJ express rg sincere
gratitude TO- the good r5oq.e Of
-vaoll- Shade foe -Eer Uniform
Kindness -1 mo- during The illness
and ait5s ras Laa,na- ray laugh
ga They viii. 1.vags have q
place .l NY regard and may
each one receive tbs elJl-es5
blessings from Shove,
OLIVER ROGERS
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

0aca1 ia -ess prevalent during
the dry cold weather Of the early
-lrcar months. Parents of
young children =E7gl1 a pre-
pared r-s.. aIaElt ls decided
bottle 1s 1lan.=r.-tr5
Caaa b Remedy Many mothers
are never vi-1.us .t .- their
homes and {. has never -;aaD.
pointed Esu. Sold ay SNOW
Drug Co.
County Treasurer John p"
Thompson is making consider
able improvements on lis rozi-
dare= property la Morgan town
ship. H-..s be- is =urarjr-ena-
ing .ts work. a7 oGae here is
being looked alter 1yLJ. Da.
wilson.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

A,a- days ago County Judge
Allen Say declared a stranger,
who gave als name as Harry
Cox, % psuu-s and had him
u -aad among the other wards
OIL. the county Nothing is SHOWN
OBJ. .ho man history on where be-
Formerly .ced For a few days
and nights LASH week he remained
.n .as woods about half way be-
tween this place aua sidney and.
becoming lcE, v--,d have died
there but tor .ae sind attention
given him bv J r. Ray and
5;her citizens Of the le.gH5-y.
hood.
Those Of -Ir citizens who were
,autou the .yeats early Tuesday
morning were treated g9 p little
touch high lie. or % grim ex.
up.e Of .hr result 1i domestic
.rtejc,v Those who we're .or.
uuata enough l Je Drcssu, Wit
MESSED % Disagreement between
Mr. ard s'gs. Ftus Johnson,
members aal. .as iars.7w1 r1pu-
.u..u, and while 100 bones we're
-..sga 1- blood he'd, .J was the
unanimous ra-lJa, 5t Jhe 1-ata-
.u-s .uGg bad Mrs johnson
IJu.s ". I.uaaal v..a either
one .t .bn rocks with which she
threatened 5tm ua would have
been comp. 0...v auuthiIatea
H. r Croft. nt1 .gIt sidney
.w1 ag ..ra vaar5 ago ana
moved a..aa.a .aulIy Go 5ast-
.rv .s.au O.. lgrs nc Sidney
Iud H|l uaaa 0uun .r ..fe-
whore u u.. a.a.n lIa raa iu
Ltau.ue uade Wednesday Mr.
ulli, ag- crop. ar, % 'ai.ur1 in
Oklahoma tais roar s8 .Uag tud
chat de .s content u0 reud Che
somaluder Jt u.s Isvs In .h5s
par, 1t A,sau-a AS lu 1x.
ample of conditions .uer1 he re-
.ates .aag la Opposed 1i $50 gcros
of corn for 8I0 and from 70
lofo5 Ji cotton be- pioseI aa1a.
twelve bs.w Dmu.h, which
.H s.,lIlD, wu .ao 1guae Of luh
IjWglps To- .dp farmers
Whom HpoaWu1 1t .bn groat
democratic landslide which lo-
.uu14 .a different parts lt .he
country .asg vegk .t must not bp
lvar.u.aad ,dat johnson town
ihip .de f1ak.rib0ei republican
1a,,iw.ok of sharp County lr.
aalals went luuu1rgae dv Ao
magnificent total OF .v1 gd one
There are .psa .au d dozen Iam-
"awg .u johnson and about
iU mrua.igaua Nlty.Jl8rsualus
lu8 worry uuwiHn proportion IN
HuJtas down .uor5 G1ngrssman
I.ieIu guugl Tao township dp.
Huyo.y q. you want .u snow
Tao oSae, magnitude ai lu.s v.o
rv .U0g jt The 1aigiul vote.
vHioh .a DubIilued 5ls1whtn .-
I.. ,n,ur
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
IDCAL. @,}sHt
zee = 49,. % 80. &C. ae,~y~. --o,s

That Thanksgiving turkey
Are you prov.-sts
High Patent Flour a- y -s
Edwards 5arsgu.= srF
WI. O. Finley, araofal -eaa-
ers at Emery. aas .r .aan We'd
ne5aav
AroaI mula. valued at $780,
the property 1s Sheriff w w
BFst1w died a few d. -l.- AGO.
W.T. Norris. ID good citizen Of
Poag5saora vas boxing after
some business matters here None
day.
When you want Co agv .Ha
BEST goods for the LEAST
money see Edwards 8atasgl.a.
Ark
JA. Line, .1a Record much
esteemed eorrearar1zoc lt Max
willie. was ta town one day this
week
". l.. daun ore -i .-a oldest.
citizens 1t BATTLES, .zard county.
was an Evening" Shade visitor .ha
latter partoi last week
TbDok about &c.. only as3 votes
in Sharp county az tas congress
ional election. TGa1e votes cos.
the county nore than li.y cents
EACH
Ogr good friend Jack Heard
was here from sullivan township
a few days AGO ard made .Ea
Record o'lae very 1.aasar.
visit.
We Will save you money 1r
Salt, Sugar Flour Lard Meat
and many Other items. See la
before buying. Edwards B.tsa.
Vile, Ars
To whom TO- might concern .
will say that my accounts are
now due and wl.. a.E you .o
settle ame -t once. De- John
A Watkins.
a few days aeo Clacg Jas. w.
simpson .tar- uaTrjaee lie.
csuso 30 L.B Runr.s aeeI ~.
and Miss Carmu Mccoy, aged
IS. both 5, Balboa.
Dr. r. ID Woods a't Monday
for Little Rock as lue represent
tauve of tho Evening shade
lodge Of Mas1u- Zoo .ha grand
lodge which ue. Tuesday
Prof lds Lawrence. principal.
of tbe cb1o. 10 Sidney aa. a
business visitor .l .ha ..,v Sat-.
urday and o. pleasant caller at
Record headquarters
"UuoIe J.'ga," Rusor sad-
ver'iare .hr elc ot lIs house.
uH.d goods lul other 1aeoaaD
property The ale wilI1aaJr 90
bic residence here tomorrow .bo
10Th.
John r, EIwards came uD
'ru Ralo7v.lIo lui paat Sum.
Ig, With uIa 1arru luI .rnuJM
He has baa1 lt 1atpsrIla ssear
81 weeks engaged .n .0e tore II
Edwards "a 51uH
NcSt Sunday morning no The
MelhUdi1t church Rev Burton
will preach from .hp subject
"Whom Say SO Tint Am." a,
the night service the subject w.l
be, "rhou Ar, The Man."
COL 9. Il, DavIlr5u .a in Little
Rock this week attending the
meeting Of the Masonic grand
lodge Col Davidson I5 an Oh.
dcer Of Tie grand lodge. 1ud one
Of the best informed Musons loo
the state,
Mira W Ia, Clark and bor lw6
children raNiFnoI N1udtp |r3u
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
5HERIF7S SALE
UNDER EIE5lT.lI

virtue 1f 30. execution rHa1 '.r7r r.a rfi.a
at .ae Ger. af rEe '.g.. ..rr- ..-r. SCOUT. ..r-
D l-r coo Sharp County. .refHaas. .1 ..a-..
laF 80 .arr.nrDr 900 ar..H .r.n .raar.
goed der -1r5 ..ar- Erua.aH ad
ara.Euou Ua.nr .al.a r..a ..aaaat .rr- l-
Soma. aaas of la.seg a .a5rf araa-a E. -
-aaarart IaU.a O.. aasar .afsraar.l .aa r--
l-rsrraa af sar1 ra-.H .-s ..a.aa .aar an1 a-u
sau uat public auoaaH s.f.a a.- .aIar .Ha
credit at three -l1caH. .o .aoaar.. n.rradnr NJ
saaa1Gc .1aa ..a r5ur af .autr Shade. .-
Ere .aus.l .lru l.ae. ao. saEar County. Er..a.ag
W.ra.5ag November .n
.s.asu .aa .aar# .t ...ace H ..a forenoon
.uis.. raa. ...s-e ..sl-a .l ... ..r-.a.a -...- a
OBJ. mr ,gar-. .rearrs .-
rfa aul .aE .f aar1~rvarr .-rrlra.
rlar.-r ara #-..I .cr-r and ..c 1uawa.r
.1st.1al .lars.r .. .ad -'-.'. a.--- .ad.aa
r..f aa.tal .1a .ar.-aasr .-ree1ra. .nmr... ..
l.d fi-I'I acre. .t arr.a... aar ..a Har-.rl.a
..-starll aatrc. t. 100 .aa .r...0 aa-a 0. ..r..r
a1a ..e 1rrsuasr .esaarua. .Iurr .. .aa
auaaaaa .Trr1Hat 1lr-rr rad -.aI .ar.
Of section -a sHa .ao -a--1aaaa .rrrrr
.sr.s 0. .ae.Iu -a. .rd .ra H.r-Hr.g l.a.t.Hl.
.a1fr.r aHa .-i1. rGrH.. OBJ, ..rH.r .-.... ..e
rasa Hl.t .. aa r1rtdaarf saraf. aag-# .rH
.aaees. .a,tat boo .1u.u~... .g.r.- n .ar-..
ud Poo northwest Hg1rssr fol-. .o rrH9r-.
ag.- ID .grr" .. #r.aH Hrrr.H
#a.a .HHr. Hsrt ..a .Ha lu..#.. ##sr..r
nl .aa ....aasst .rars-r l ..ra.. H. .eorar
aad laa rHut.aaa. Hauttsr. ..a .a..w..t .lar.
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aor.arasr .rar..r. H arrrr. .aa sa aaraa...
.rlurr 10 Ha Horrrussr .rrrtHr H Hrr-r. ..
acran G ard .Ha rs.s .a.. .E roo .nr. raaar .nar.
.lr.u Herar. .. .reu8H 70 .ul .s1 .rrr BAD.
.#a aatf.r.s. H4F..r. Hrras.. .a..lr Hrr
.ar #lr..a..a .aaet.g.. .l al.4ras. 1rfr.
II rtrH.. .l .UrIH -.. .ra ... ,I.ErrHf .ar.
.rr. l.u ..r-. nd .paaH 20 .r. ..r rnrH Hf
.Fa0gfr6aaa rarrer 0 aerrF. aHl ..rHaHararr
quarter H. ..1 1uauutrr quarter Id .rar- Ha
0fragf. wa. .aHf.r.t .aa ...a aaf.r
I .rrra .H1 .r .Uu..#... .HH.f.r .Ha..#sr-
rr.a .alHar Hae... ... .a .u..raa.. .ar.
.rH. .H ..I..aals .aH.. ID .a.H. . #a...r
.ul .a Ha..awar. .HarrH #r .ug.Hur
#sagg.r ..r... .. Hr..r uH. #
H1rrf arse Hs.. .Ha #H .. a Ha
Hrf.au0 a...r. "Hrgrs OBJ. ...#aF r.... ...
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.trfr. .. ....1r ##frr a.- .r.-
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n.rtH. .. "..... ... .....
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Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
Scott s Emulsion

is a wonderful lood-medi-
cine for all ages cf man-
kind. It viii make the
deIica,e,sick.y ybaby
and weiI-wi,l give the
pale, ancmic gd rosy
cheeks and ac5 rah.aol,
It will put flesh er she
bones of the tired, over
worked, chin maa and
will keep lae aged mari
or woman in condition ao
resist colds or pneumonia
in tbe winter
...
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
ron aAlAw 800 GEaaamu

Hssi a.. 7sHs re- F.@HH .tH f rF aF
Fsar'Ii ls-HH
Eaaa .r..a.s .. I.. Haau
SCOT Llr"l- IJ1r.aI l.. N.. r-ls
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

-nferas "a t-e sta. be- I'D Farnr aafa rs.
asee-1n.-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13

Maine statute books to jail for the
remainder of his natural life every
man who ever sells drop Of liquor.
And Maine ia the home of Mrs. L..
NJ n. Stevens, who Is constantly at
work "arousing public opinion"
II the issue of Prohibition were put
before the Maine voters today to be
decided on majority vote, the State
would unquestionably declare against
Prohibition. As conditions are now,
Prohibition Is constitutional pro-
vision, and as suggested in the adj
dress OF President Taft before Yale
students. the people of the country
districts have sufficient strength in
the Legislature to prevent the re-
submission of the issue to the people.
The farce of Prohibition in the
State OF Maine at the present time
is SO palpable that 1t has come close
to accomplishing the overthrow of
Republican control of the State, and
revolt against It furnishes the basis
Of the fear among Republican leaders
OF that commonwealth that they may
suffer defeat this fall in the Congress.
sional district formerly represented
by Congressman Littlefield, and also
the district where Neal Dow lived
when he started the ball of Prohibi-
ton rolling.
The State of Maine, with all its
Prohibition laws. has,. or exercises,
less actual control over the liquor
traffic within its borders than does
the Territory of Hawaii under the
present license law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
TENNESSEE PROHIBITION.

"A measure that has led to civic
degeneracy," is the way the Episco-
pal Bishop of Tennessee speaks OF
the prohibition law OF that State
And from nearby Kentucky comes
family the glad echo, "Hooray fol
you, Bishop. San Francisco Nsws
Letter.
Our present interest Is with the
Episcopal Bishop of Tennessee rather
than the conclusions of Kentucky.
Accepting the reception given the
comment of the Governor of Ten
nessee as fair sample OF how local
PrOhibitlonists do things, we pre-
sumo that they will now discover
that the Episcopal Bishop OF Tennes-
see, who dares express an honest
opinion on the practical phases oil
Prohibition. is either braggart
fool and criminal, or that he may
he one of those unfortu lltes who
expects to gum-shoe his way past St
Peter, Just because he dc hap.
pen to believe with the Prohibitions
lists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
HAWAII'S MONEY FOR HAWAII.

One million dollars of railway
bonds Underwater by Thee. II, Da-
vies 4 Co. represents one OF the
splendid achievements, for home in
Ivestment of capital gained from the
prosperity of these Islands.
This is the sort Of business that
builds a bigger, and better. and more
prosperous Hawaii. Extension OF
transportation facilities means the
development of the country in all
/! .es OF industry. Investment OF
surplus moneys in the securities Of
fered to enable this extension to be
carried on assures the people of the
Islands that fair share OF the prod
ucts of their prosperity will be kept
at home.
The Bull ct n commends this
fotation and the whole proposition Of
home investment TO the people who
have been using the Territory OF
Hawaii and its prosperous industries
as a machine for grinding our their
dollars. which they in turn throw
into the Golfers of the mainland or
any. other outside section OF the
world, for the benefit and develop
ment of-some other place than Ha-
wall.
Many conservative fnanciers do
not like Hawaii's methods of build
ing railroads on bonds and waiting
for prosperity TO make the stock val
liable. But the men who are for the
upbuilding of Hawaii can forgive
this, when the enterprise holds
money in the Territory and guaran'
tees broader development And some
of the people criticizing the propo-
sition are probably putting their
money into outside CANDLES where
they don't even know whether they
own the land where their hole In the
ground is located, or whether there
is anything. more than some pretty
certificates OF stock as assets for
their company"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
A SCIENTISTS VIEWS.

For a clear, scientific and logical
statement on the evils that follow
In the path Of prohibition. the reader
of the Bulletin, whether prohibit
ZIONIST or anttprohibitionist. is ad'
vised to turn to the article by Hugo
Munsterberg, professor of Psychology
at Harvard University. Professor
Munsterberg is a scientist OF interna
tional reputation and in the course OF
his experiments as professor Of psy'
chology at Harvard, has given partic'
ular attention to the effects OF intern.
perance. Professor Munsterberg' s
comments on the attacks of the prohi
bitionlsts because he takes issue with
their views, is OF particular local
bearing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
STRIKING AT HAWAIrS
INDEPENDENT STATUS

Editor Evening Bul let n:
inspector Thomas of the United
States Internal Revenue Department,
1t seems to me, has sounded timely
note of warning In regard to prohi-
billion. and 1t appears to be a warn
ing against prohibition. Mr.. Thomas,
probably, was not considering any
thing but the welfare OF the United
States treasury when he stated yes
terday that, II law was passed here
making the possession of revenue
stamp prima facie evidence against
man on n charge of violating the
Territorial liquor law, there would
be no further use for the Office of
Collector OF Internal Revenue here,
and that this Territory would be
made subdistrict of California,
with deputy, for the internal reye-
nue. business. Mr.. Thomas is report
ed to have intimated that such ac-
ton would be the entering wedge to
bring Hawaii into position of be-
ing, some day, altogether depend
ent district. without individuality.
but connected and identified, to her
disadvantage, with California; or T.
might be the entering wedge for gov
eminent by commission.
Can not Honolulu attend to her
own affairs and cam not we settle
our own problems without everlast-
ingly running to Washington or hav-
ing Washington correcting us? IL
this were made a subdistrict by the
Internal Revenue Department, I:
would take but another step to make
Hawaii a subdistrict altogether. IT
Is the prohibition agitation that ha1
stirred up this and similar ideas, and.
in my opinion, prohibition agitation
Is doing us more harm than good.
Certainly, our prohibition commotior
has already drawn the attention CT
a Federal official. Mr.. Thomas, who
can, II he desires, recommend that
the internal revenue Office be done
away with here, which, ms I have or
deavored to indicate. might easily
be the beginning of doing away with
local headquarters of other Federal
departments and the transfer of the
business thereof to another district +,
making a subdistrict of Hawaii.
INDEPENDENT HAWAIIAN.
Honolulu, May 10, 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-13
OUR PORTUGUESE GUESTS.

With the function given by the
representatives of the Portuguese col
ony this evening, the Portuguese
Americans of the city will open a
series OF entertainments, in honor OF
the visiting Portuguese warship, that
will in large measure express the
great good will of all people In these
Islands for the Portuguese nation and
the Portuguese as fellow citizens.
To put II briefly, we believe tina,
the sentiment OF Hawaii toward the
Portuguese would be very well eX'
pressed II we used the same phrase
ology as that credited to ex-Presi'
dent Roosevelt when he recently re.
sponded to toast proposed by the
King bf Norway Mr.. Roosevelt
said THE Norwegians in Americs
love the land OF their birth and they
love the country Of their adoption
A man can love his wife all the bet
ter II he loves his mother great
deal.
The only suggestion the Bulle'
tin has to offer TO the whiting rep
resentatiyes OF Portugal Is that they
should come to these Islands more
frequently and stay longer.