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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Studio Bore tpatronizingly) II
think those thistles in your fore.
ground are superbly realistic. old
;hap. Pom my word. they seem to
me 10 be nodding in the breeze. don't
you know.
Ungrateful Artist-Yes; I've had
one or two people tell me that they
would almost deceive an ass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

been operating as usual. when sud
denly the crew were whirled from their
posts in the rear gondola as the craft
trembled and lurched There was
sharp report. fash o. flame and in
moment he immense fabric OF silk
canvas was afre.
The fire spread so rapidly that the
shed was soon destroyed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
BLAST WRECKS BIGAl RSHIP
ZEPPELIN DlRIoleLE NO. ? tx.
PLODEs IN AERopRoME.
Three OF Crew Are Hurt When Motor
Cylinder Blows Up at Baden
Baden.

Baden Baden.-The German dIrigi-
BILE balloon Zeppelin VI. while enter.
ng it's shed was blown up Wednesday
BY an explosion OF the motor cylinder
in the rear gondola. Three OF the
airship's crew were injured seriously
The accident happened as the dirigi
BILE was being slowly worked into its
shed here. The defective motor had
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
ENDS WAR ON INSURGENTS
President Taft Declares That Patron
age Door viii Here after Be Open
10 All Sides.

Beverly. Mass No difference be
tween so-called "Progressives" and
Regulars" will be recognized by Pres
ident Taft hereafter. but all party lead
ers will be treated alike as Republic
ans In the matter Of federal support
The presidents views to this effect
are given in letter from Secretary
Norton 10 Republican leader Of
Iowa. whose name is not disclosed
In the letter Secretary Norton
stated that while important Republic
an legislation pending in congress
was opposed by certain Republican
leaders. the president felt that his
duty required him to withhold federal
patronage from senator's and repre-
sentatives who seemed to occupy
position hostile TO efforts 10 fulfill
the pledges Of the party platform.
That attitude on the part Of the
president ended. however. with the
more recent primary elections and
nominating conventions 10 which the
people have declared themselves. and
the president now looks upon Pro
gressives" and Regulars" alike as
Republicans and as such entitled 10
his support and the support OF the
party. and the fall elections. Secre-
tary Norton's letter says. must set
tie the question whether the differ
ences OF the last session OF congress
shall be perpetuated or forgotten.
Among those from whom. II is said.
the president temporarily withheld
federal patronage were Senators la
Toilette. Bristow. Dolliver and Cum
minis and Representative Hubbard OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Wife--There go the Ayers in their
new monoplane
Husbaud-Are you sure it's the
Ayers
Nife-Of course am. I'd know
the top Of her hat anywhere. Brown
lngs Magazine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Oklahoma City.-George Palmer
reached home here Friday. after a
walk OF $3.50 miles. He started De-
cember /. 1909. walked to San Fran
cisco. from there to New York. and
thence back here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Seguin. Tex County Judge H. NJ
wursebach OF Guadalupe county was
shot and seriously wounded Saturday
by Adolph Seidemann. a rival candl.
date for county Judge on the indie
pendent ticket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
Distinction.

Milly-Is this picture Ike your "a
Their?
Tilly-Of course not. silly! Il IS
like father when he had his picture
taken.-Puck
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
maxImIIIan's Widow FslIino.

Brussels Eek. Empress Marie Char.
lotte. widow OF the late Emperor
Maximilion OF Mexico. who has been
III for long time. is reported TO be
failing rapidly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Harrisburg. Pa.-There are 65s
cases Of infantile paralysis in as OF
the 81 counties Of Pennsylvania. ac-
cording to reports received by the
state department OF health Saturday.
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Found Guilty OF Fraud plo,

Reading. Pa.-Former city Engineer
Elmer n Beard and Penrose w. and
Albert II. Hawman. contractors. were
Saturday found guilty by a Jury here
OF conspiracy IN connection with the
construction Of a street railway.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
Wilson 70 Quit Princeton.

Princeton DIR Woodrow Wilson
announced Friday that he will resign
as president OF Princeton university
before beginning his campaign
for the govenorship OF New
Jersey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Mrs. Frankfurter-Ach. Goodness,
Dond you see dot your husband ISIS
vighting7
Mrs. Casey-An' why shouldn't her
Ain't this his holiday It'd Bits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

iousness, constipation, indtgestfon ~ -.
nNer or blood aiiment, 10 Try my Pay-Ta,,
Liver Pills. guarantee they viii purifv ~.
heAlthfnl condition and Will positively cur.
DiIiousness and constipation, or win refrrr,s
your money. IT Munyon's Homeopathie Ho,r.
hsmed, Co.. b3rd and jefferson Sta. Phlla, Pa
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-04

easy 7 70 open bank account Come explain you
much more convenient thanayng amount will
do " -' N' wal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
REGARDING R. H. TRENT.

kept up
For several he has maintained silence opinions
publc
himself indispensable the public of Honolulu that will him
whatever he chooses do without question.
The Advertiser
attitude during this very paper
gsted the reelection of Mr. Trent accamaion time the
of the Democratic desperation
which the prosperity of the rests At that time Mr. Trent had
shown himself the chief policy outlined
Democratic platform regarded Advertiser
al heartt he best of
generally
and combat the McCnde attempt seek election through mrere
sentai clear busneike looked forward him.
did his him refuge silence
acknowledge he
he hostility
will him The might that he
territorial PLATFORM away with he
holds the position of the Democratic territorial
committee which the election of L.
Cande
of
To- in his baby talk Democratic meetings
public
Republican candidate should be elected
election for Mr.. Trent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
TopAY,s RESULTS.

fault unless the
applied the be ended
ticket with the possible exception of
once or candidates. will be elected.
gratifying the appeals the intelligence
Republican anticipate with equal
be administered the Democratic party
appears the leader of that
the creduy and the passions
Republicans the higher ground and have
appeal to the intelligence of the voters
received the first cmorou
applause whisper the voters
appealed Before the had
the that MCandess and his followers
recognized the mistake naturally
Today
lit is webbing.
today voting the political asp
During Democratic nd
leadership contributing
openly expressed the hope that the victory
relieve the Democratic party of further
blight.
educational For the
the
The Democrats drafted their
unhnng the
Republicans although misgivngs within the party eouns
adopted platform believed be right relying on fae
make popular what should be popular "he
happened to be at the convention not
left to choose their own nghng
ground havebe their
will rounded
the of the
allowing
ambition platform
their campaign
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
THE WARMING, WILL WE HEED 1T ?

catastrophe
Yellow dreaded Islands than
appeared gate entirely
for the dread disease a foothdd
possibility
the that has the south be exaggerated
The laid; the only the spark the
nj authority a m
yellow would stalk
through the length the breadth Hawaii striking victims
opinion physician.
We have escaped the present danger.
NEXT fter
Regular lines steamships running between this those
South America Following completion
multiplied
efficient but accidents viii happen
is to
be In the Panama
yellow mosquito,
peslence
We had warning Are
going continue trusting to lucki
If bar the possible of yellow be
than 1t provide
spent udous
generally mus lie
1t not impossible that the Investigations under by the federal
IL the cultivation of and rice will probably be with
thing If not look will be looked
after.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
THE CENSUS FIGURES.

The Advertiser able this the official figures
population these Islands The
furnish particular perhaps that the increase has
been comparatively small in the total.
generally the population shalf
will shock the manande if those here The decrease
the Hawaians of the depob things the
Hawaiian
has and been replaced The fact that the decrease the
than the Hwains
blood of the gratifying features of the that
the being kept majority of the patawaans
listed being casian-IIawaiians.
The show that while the net increase the orentG nine
just abouto prepondeance oriental
births
hundred
generally presented elsewhere this ISSUE deserve
study commission talk
being branch Democracy further
casf immigration
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
ErEoT1oNa .oN LIE MArNrANp.

Election of state judges Of the
,oe today thiryegh Maine Vermont
Arkansas held elections
win elect representatives in Maryland Mississippi Virginia
and West Virginia likewise viii elect Maine and Vermont
already chosen their congressman
the States full tickets
elected In nine Others justices of the supreme court and minor officials
chosen while Indiana officers except Governors viii be elected
number viii members of the Legislature The terms
thirty United March g. 1911 The legislatures of
Alabama, Maryland elected their
Carolina Louisiana
Prohibition tickets twenty-five States
full ticket New York; party
Nebraska and the American tandormOn)
The number of tickets in the various States l. South Carolina
gn wyomngj Alabama, California Connecticut Delaware
Indiana Montana New Hampshire jersey Dakota
Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee and wisconsin,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota Missouri Nebraska ohio
Texas, UTAH G. New York and Pennsylvania
Colorado, Connecticut Delaware
Illinois Indiana Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri
Island Dakota Texas
Socialists tickets Alabama California Colorado
Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire Jery
Washington Wyoming
The Socialist Labor party has tickets illinois, Michigan
Minnesota, Missouri, New York Ohio and Texas
constitutional questions
kinds to be submitted the States Prohibition
Florida Missouri and Oregon and in those States proposed amendments
hontut prohibiting the manufacture and of Intoxicating liquors
upon Texas the incoming legislature will submit the
voters for approval rejection constitutional amendment providing for
prohibition Oklahoma will vote incidentally on proposed constitutional
rkree states Oklahoma South Dakota Washington directly
question granting while
amendment the constitution grants regardless of SEX the
right of suffrage
n
will
approval rejection number the
and prohibition amendments the constitution is bill
initiative petition amending the Oregon primary law and
presidential nominations allowing designate
President and Vice Presidents providing for direct nomination
candidates presidential electors election by
delegates to nominating conventions
of suggested
petition provides civil
initiative referendum
and powers of the people
will be Wis
constitution authorizing
appropriation acquiring preserving and develop
legislature taxation lands
private persons purposes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
DEMOCRATS HAD y
LARGE PARADE
CONTINUED from Page One. }

And the democratic Parade"; it
was simply pitiful to see the compare
lively few voters vending their way
down Hotel street in silence. The turn
out was a failure, and the wives and
mothers had to be called in to swell
the ranks. Only a few hundred people
joined in the procession, and when the
time came for the start to be made
from Atkinson Park, the excuse was Of
fered that most of the Democratic vot-
ers had been forced by their bosses to
take part in the Republican demonstra-
ton.
Right through the dreary hours at
Aala Park last night and well into this
morning, the same note was sounded in
every speech. "Down with the rich
people; we are the poor and we have
to take care of ourselves. - The Demo-
cratic meeting was more in the nature
of labor demonstration, where the doc
trine of down with capital was preach
ed. Every speaker made point of say
ing that he was one of the "common
people and for that reason he should be
elected.
Only one man made a sensible speech
and that was Jarrett; he did not in
dulge in any "higher wage" talk. He
said that he stood on his record for the
past two years and that if people want
ed to vote for him to do so.
The crowd was with Jarrett and he
got the greatest applause of the even
ing. Rose was also well received,
and, excepting these two speakers,
there were only feeble attempts at
cheers for the rest of the candidates.
L. M. Watson was the chairman of
the meeting, and he became very tire
some before the evening was through.
His many little stories and comparisons
did not go well after a while. He took
every opportunity of throwing slush
at the candidates on the Republican
ticket, and some of his remarks were
in very bad taste.
Watson introduced Hanapi as the
first speaker, and claimed that the prin-
cipal reason that Hanapi should be
elected was because he was brother
in-law of the late Frank Harvey. Hama.
pi told the gathering cheerfully that
the Republicans had stolen everything
they could lay .their hands on. This
beautiful story delighted the crowd.
Solomon Meheula was the next on the
stump and he sang his piece; Solomon q
voice is not what it used to be, and
he stuck on the high notes like Sister
Jane Of fame.
Several other speakers kept the crowd
amused for while, but they all spoke
in Hawaiian and there was no English
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
ADMIRAL HARDER
ON. WAY HERE
Capt. cowIes, Who Relieves
Rees, win Be an Admiral in
Three Months.

Rear-Admiral Harder, United States
Navy, who was relieved of the com.
mand of the Pacific fleet at Mare Island
on November /, will arrive here on
Monday next from San Francisco as a
passenger on the Pacific Mail liner
Korea. He win be accompanied by
Mrs. HARDER. They will remain here a
short time and will then leave for
Washington to await orders. Admiral
Harder retires from the service next
September
Rear-Admiral Barry relieved Admiral
HARDER, the flagship California being
delegated to be flagship of the second
squadron, Admiral Barry raising his flag
over the West Virginia. Rear.Admiral
Chauncey Thomas commands the sec
ond division.
I9iAdmiral Harder commanded the
Maine on the round.the.world cruise of
the battleship feet,
The Pacific feet sailed for San Diego
for target practise on November 8 and
will be there to greet the japanese
training squadron which leaves Homo
lulu next Saturday for Mexico and
South American ports.
With the transfer of COMMANDMENT
chief, Lieutenant, Commander Chase is
relieved as chief of staff and Lieutenant
Leahy as flag lieutenant.
Cowles Coming in December.
Capt. w. S. cowles, u S.sNo who is
to relieve Admiral Rees in command Of
the Honolulu naval station, will prob
ably arrive here next month on the
transport Logan with his family. In
about three months Captain Cowles will
be elevated to flag rank and becomes a
rear.admiral Admiral Rees will leave
as soon thereafter as possible, prefer
ring to sail ON the Sierra which goes on
December IA.
No Station Ship Available.
Admiral Rees has had no information
that would lead to the belief that Homo
lulu will have a station ship for about
year. The old tug Lroquois which was
sent to the Coast for repairs will not
be ready for service again until n ext
May. Meanwhile, the navy department
has no available vessel to send here as
station ship for the naval station. The
Kukui is available for the admiral at
times, but it is not always here when
he wants it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
Libel BROUGHT
AGAINST OWNERS
Master Of Wrecked HeIga Brings
Suit to Recover Wages
Due a Seaman.

With pitiful portion of the hulk
of the Belga sticking into the air
off the reef of Waikiki, her ghost now
roaming with the shades of dead ships,
has mournfully wandered into the
federal court and inspires another suit
in admiralty. Daniel c. Wall, master
of the wrecked vessel. yesterday filed
a libel against the ships owners for
the wages due a seaman and with the
libel is an attachment on moneys in
the possession of the Hawaiian Trust
Company and Hind, Rolph & Co., the
agents.
This money amounts to $1,000 and is
said to represent the value of that
part of the ships cargo of coal which
was saved. The first appearance of
the case in court will be on the eight
zenith of November when the money
VIII be paid in to the clerk.
1t is three or four months now since
maritime Honolulu woke up one morn
ing and found the Helga, a chance
visitor to the coast, high and dry on
waikiki reef. 1t was only few DAYS
after she struck when kona wind
and sea opened her up and dumped
1000 tons of coal over the reef. Still
a few days after that Manuel Silva
was picked out of a score of others for
arrest and trial for stealing" this
coal. This case is now pending in the
circuit court.
Davis and Breckons are ATTORNEYS
for Wall, who asks for $1,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

Mavaoki Mago who rloo5oa n,,i,4,-
last weel, to a yioIation of H. EdISs So
Act. was vesterdoy, eon+onoaS ~ -
fine of $500 with no costs
- - -,
,@-AL>-nAAs"-AG>S
prefer: Inc man who interpreted
rpm Eng,lsn 10 hawallan was a mar
vel ana Ine way ne changed the differ
en- speaker remarks around to suit
ms own style OIL oratory, was immense.
peVeneues spoke IN three languages-
1 ol.ueuese, hngilsh ana Hawallan. John
A IN Went one better and ratified
on ms talk IN Iour. anderson claimed
that because he spoke Chinese he should
be elected
Facheco, OF Bulletin fame, got'up and
told everybody what martyr he was,
and promised the crowd that should he
be elected, the Democrats would have a
bandstand of their own next year. This
took the poor working" mems fancy
and Pacheco got cheer.
Fred Turrlll did his usual wela ka
mao stunt aRd waXed warm when he
tod OF the horrible sugar planters, who
would take the bread and butter from
q blind baby. L. L. Like followed
Fred, and he was about as entertaining
and truthful as the rest OF the bunch.
One of the stars was j. M. Poepoe,
and he held the people entranced for a
while; those who understood him said
that he told the people of Hawaii that
today on the mainland from Maine to
Sunny California, the same old ques-
ton was being put to the people. He
did not mention the sugar barons as
being robbers, and for that may be
termed star performer.
Wade Warren Thayer, the candidate
for the office of city attorney, was one
of the few English.speaking persons,
and he told all about himself and why
he should 7be elected. He made one
promise and that was that if he were
elected he would do his duty. Thayer's
speech was well received and it was
one of the very few sensible ones.
Deacon Trent adopted his very best
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
LurAne Tomorrow

Castle Cooke the local agents Tor
the Matsou Navigation steamer Lur'lpe,
have received wireless 10 the sheet
that tho vessel would arrive st Homo.
lulu iomuuoA moIulps
Thr luflne is bringing from ran
fmunssu q large general cargo amuNpi
iuR 10 3lhi tons nni ln0ludei in ihir
consignment $50 ihinrm automobiles
fui lnDHl lWp0uuH hfms The Yfrfri
alH bring ihfniNfHuf lamgnaen ini
slai} fnul fagk6 NJ MiFf mainland malI
fhe Fusl aIln fHIFff Ntrl pine lIu
ir.i ianH 20 freight dnuul ~ ha
lHu. IW iWd.Nels WfilNI Ntlh lsw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
REPUBLICANS WHO VOTE
AS ASSOCIATION MEN

~ am Republican. said young
voter Yesterday. "hnt I belong Nv the
81 Lonin Alumni Association, ana as
hlll laUetf is memlof l'll lRYe 40
vote for h.mi aud aui chen m have to
tuto fof Tfent become one NJ our bows
works lnief IleHl and lr'l hoes ~
lah NJ Irnf i1 dfffatsd
IlH u Wmpll ~ ihs 'frsf0uf Q
HhI'h hnls Hpprsi ~ n itp Wsslpi
laWIp'Hn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
GROUP.

Not minute should be lest when a
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham
berlain' 8 Cough Remedy, given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. For sale by al!
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd ,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

a
Sheriff Deputy Sheriff Rose refused suppress will
feeling Republican
deputy nights exhibition, however viii only make
Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

would the those tabuatug the from the polling
booths tonight and satisfactory the judges Of election would
begin delegate legislative ballot leaving the
county afterwards II the full legislative
posted while the ballots being counted Ia
official ten ballots
the other thus leaving tho l returns a until late hour
tho legislative ballot dpt THE evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

Many attempts having the the question;
Why should Portuguese called fafi the Democrats not seeing fit
to answer up Portuguese themselves make the reply through
the balotbox.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

Tho Republican committee aa suggested hat would Big good thing
would declare ili afternoon half holiday e hp
help maize ihe Republican uodHn the greatest chat lae hep
suggestion eoi fas win t Iou chan husnoss chic
afternoon anyhow, hrulea clerks Nom Hphng
agoand ho polls Hap pbing palua behind sapHta.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

southwest winds ana smooth ssas ae
eofding 20 last report.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

The Associated Press matter announced several days ago
that Kulio congress from Hawaii Inc A. T. u
no rn in lint ts announcement a trihe premature
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

The paa last night That is fair repre-
sanitation of OF parties Republicans Democrat
us long lane that turning today appears to be Lanes turn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

II00I 100lp1a DO IT-1II1 1u W.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

Mayaoki Mage, who pleaded guilty
last week to violation of the Edmunds
Act, was yesterday sentenced to pay a
fine of 800 with no costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS

AT the Grand tomorrow evening
one of the best musical comedies OF
the season will be disclosed. 1t is
THE Flower of the Ranch which
was immensely successful last season
and played only the largest cities of
the east until it went to Chicago Tor
a summer run at the Garrick theatre
The work is from the pen of JOS E.
Howard, composer of the music Of
half a score of successful musical
plays. including "The Tire. The
Place. and the Girl and 1.-THE Girl
Question Towards happy faculty
of writing whistleable music is well
known and it is said that "The Flow
er of the Ranch is brimn ing over
with musical hits AS its title sug-
gests, the plav is of the west, all
three acts having been laid in Cali
fornia The story has been declared
to be sufficiently consistent and inter
esting TO have been presented as a
comedy drama without musical
which adds much TO its popularity.
With two exceptions the cast Of prin-
cipals is the same as when the play
was produced in New York, and in.
cludes Miss Nellie Waters, Jess Har-
ris, John E Frank. j NJ. Clayton,
Chas. T Mast Harry Nelson, Alva D.
Simms, Mark Reed and Adelaide
O.Brien. A complete and picturesque
scenic production is promised