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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
WHAT WILL HE DO.

twill
that
before received Since he from the African journey
been ovation There little jolt
but they hardly in recouning his umph His
little with him and the incident
Holland he
speech Norway Germany
for the death of King Edward he his native
flushed with knowledge
his native land after absence many pumes
New York will try Guido all
he
viii during
He viii be just call liar
disputes of his propositions he His enemies
abilities impulses senuousy
they will insist that his judgment
Office his impulses Overbearg will just
often IS they did before.
We predict that his first work win be help his friend president
of the qcksands which
Republican be the had
until the old leaders apparently decided
Jnggnaut to crush all who got in its However
work in India will not do in America
filed Massachusetts, New
the has been
TO Colonel Roosevelt His friend the president judicial
but little initiative The colonel has plenty strong
quick intellect possessing
mind And there you What viii he do for Mr. Taft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
National Life Among Ants

To satisfy himself that something re-
sembling national life existed among
separate mounds of ants, DR.. Henry G..
McCook, author of cant Communi.
ties" made observations among seven
teen hundred anthills, scattered over a
space of fifty acres. A small oak
branch covered with aphides and their
attendant ants was placed upon a
mound twenty rods distant. 1t was
thought that if anything would incite
to hostility it would be the intrusion
of members of separate community
upon feeding grounds. On the contrary,
the ants, being called from the hill,
came out and mounted the branch with
the usual excited bearing, and then
mingled with it's original occupants on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
AN EpocH-MARKrNo 1rErruEa.

Of the Of by
naugurate this Territory policy prescribed in
ments to the Organic epohmarng meeting
Portance Of which and the farrching results which hardly
estimated 3.3
For the first time in the history these ISLANDS the
publicly public
paramount that announced
authoritative plantations the
ranches
If Interpretation placed upon Organic Act
by Commissioner in
other members of
this Territory available within while
If the policy tentatively
cancellation
lands pending
leases
Certainly yesterdays meeting of the land epoch
homesng history holdings
small holdings the beginning of the end of
in the beginning of the new, 7tS
yet by anyone within
realized brought
effects given us
of meeting yesterday that
of ovehadowine i'm
meeting secrecy
bodies
ing the public Transporting,
the curiosity the public
The respect
public public
at liberty know all times being
Welcome the of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
LIouoR AND 1ruRpER

"a writing Bullet s recommends prohibition
moving pictures that depict ven Advertiser showing
the relation between the in Honolulu
Havaan be melted seeing
iouht much the authenticity the communication especially
attack is the picture is well known
moving
drinking Anything present
oye irrespective of its effect conditions printable
the denbe afternoon Calf whether through faxed
wise
depicted empty smoking
regarding which history
al from liquor
yesterday, Thornton pleaded guilty to an
assault battery exung
drunkenness There death this
happened to land a fatal place.
Down the cells of the police station lies
murder in the He emptd
revolver into the body of the living
statement that he drunk.
wynne gaows September
sleeping
that the time
dead drunk
he wynne
his Jail CELL but the who drinks him
him able to walk about
philosophy condemned hanged by the neck
until he whisky in
commended to the consideration of the moderate dnker
In its library The Advertiser
committed this Of
During the past the files contain the stories of death after death
in this city due to the alcohol.
many
differs country
the United States, the number
liquor hundred twenty
nfancide by insane by highwayen and Jealousy
combined
to wela
who innocent of its die the hand
the Hawaii
existence here business that
has him glow
the fate of the justify
business that Kaluna the
his mistress and which has placed him within
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
PORTLAND HAVING
ROSE CARNIVAL

PORTLAND, Oregon, June TO-
Portland is worshiping the rose this
week for the annual Rose Festival is
in progress and ordinary business of
the city is practically suspended. Beau
tiful floral parades and pageants. with
many varied amusements FOR visitors,
are being enjoyed and It is conceded
that this Is the most successful OF the
annual June celebrations.
The Society Circus, participated IN
by prominent people Of the city, Is a
minor attraction 20 the general nleF.
rymaklng aud water sports on the river
form another HideeheW 30 the main
event. hex Ofeganha, King Of the
festival, holds general sway this week
aud bids all his loyal subjects abandoh
the cares VI business aud join ~ lhe
aoral fete,
The festival viii have lhfee hil
pafaaes hesldeB minor pfoeesliens
There Viii be she parade af aulama
hilas decorated With apHafl, ihe pag
aanf af Historic saeaeasnd syubolle III
fldenis 81 HlRhi, being bfllllanlig light
"a Hlih mfnaas ~ electric lamps, ana
me pafaaa 81 aeaaFalad AuFaea Hai
geHi6les ~ la4al aHbleel n Aas 0fa
gnane Wissef FllAeT ~ fhHls nsfaaes
TAG Competitive esAllll ~ InHeH
Hhsfe 80 shessa plahstif ihe mea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

friendly terms and began to feed qoi-
city. A spadeful of earth was swiftly
cut from the mound, and with the ants,
cocoons and broken cells thrown into a
pail and carried to cone fifty rods
distant. After the first sharp challenge
the imported ant melted away into the
general community as though at home.
From this Doctor McCook concludes
that among the myriads of creatures
occupying move than one thousand
seven hundred mounds there wGs COM
plete fraternity-if, indeed, they were
not one mighty confederacy Hera was
a republic which in the numbersof its
separate states-for every r,ound was
an independent. community of ants
and in the multitude of its total dpopu-
lation exceeded the most sanguine
prophecy of the future of the American
repubic.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
THINK IT OVER.

liberty happiness priceless thing
should be compelled permitted with which
any cost
its profits
life prevent liberty poison the wells happiness
the ridiculous slaves base habit the products of
sOon high meanings Of exiene
dying sanctions liberty dying capacity
happiness but the reaction tho poison of alcohol
The saloon tends thus in the themselves who enlist its service
any
destitute and beggared of decent chance of life liberty
Review leading liquor paper
Advertiser Saturday last antpbitiOn arguments,
odoriary
man who knows the saloons well can honestly say that most
forfeited their live.
chiefly of editors of liquor journals the
of certain type of ministers and in the mythical stories sometimes
rehearsed saloon campfres
Unfortunately tipping ill fame
place debauchy comparatively excep
tons saloons places of drunken profanity and bsny
the vle possible It wonder that the better
of West, a AM
sentative South the who visits saloon is nvOced
This indictment mind is the editorial opinion the editor of the
influential Pacific rawlings
prohibition crank the idea of "add who does know what
talking warning writing
the wall would his friends improve
Sunday community,
decency attempted justify
bring Png good
desperate
attempt legislature
politics would the thing
liquor licking
boots of not going help AS the Wholesalers and Retailers Review has
full knowledge of tipping
place wiped of decency
Honolulu and the Island defs of the law have promised to be gd
bulk
The cheapened lives the ruined prospects the lost efficiency
piuly
CHASTITY parents
claim public protection ought certainly
happiness dong
goes pursuit happiness
there9
The saloon not the only thing that temp meni No. but the
licensed
that prohibited prohibition
bokns the evil the community the
Prohibition hits below
aloon.
Temptation Yes but
isen
is
Prohibition prohibit perfectly
packed ppexites prohibition
from could be
families
in partnership with the trade that hives by their undong
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
EASY TO BRING
MACHINES HERE

The comparatively small cost of
bringing autos from San Francisco to
Honolulu aboard liners has attracted
the attention of mainland motorists
and the published fact of the small
cost will doubtless bring many more
here. The following letter from Geo.
A. Bachelor, the San Francisco rep
resentative of E. H. Rollins & Sons,
to Secretary Wood of the promotion
committee furnishes some interesting
details regarding the matter:
81 received your little brochure on
automobiIing in Hawaii and l really
think you ought to state the rate Of
steamer transportation on automobiles,
as it is very low compared with that
charged in Transporting automobiles
elsewhere.
i AS L recall it 1 only paid $500
between here and Honolulu on my
Stevens six-cylinder car and the same
amount back, and was put to no ex-
pense whatever for Grating, being able
| to leave the steamer for the hotel in
my own car at both ends. Another
feature that impressed us so much was
the fact that we could leave our car
out of doors anywhere without watch
ing 1t, and that it was as pleasant
| antom0biling at twelve O'Clock at night
as 1t was at twelve o'clock noon.
"If / do not go 10 Europe next
winter, certainly hope l will get to
Honolulu in my ear. :"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
pRA1sEwoHrfrY ACTION.

Of yesterday regard
ing the of intoxicans
that should bring the members the deserved thanks the
The pernicus the in
of intoxicating
whether getting whisky, orwne reputable
Hawaiian law permits the issuance
ones have correcting that mistake they
time place the foreign fers footing
having their
he is getting
It coincidence
If it phoney
sts mark their posons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
pEcENcY VERSUS 11oENsE.

suggers
Paris of America" idea ypfed Mccarthy
of to
than the expended soby
received So decency has license
Francisco" brazen latancies
gratifying of
portion of the
again.
shPc these great that Emvi
will still greater shock to sensibit
California Already the
Morondom and the insignificant State Nevada
dinini
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
Do If NOW
Honolulu People should Not Wait Until
It Is Too Late.

Honolulu People Should Not Wait Until
It Is Too Late.
The appalling death-rate from kid
ney disease is due in most cases to the
fact that the little kidney troubles are
usually neglected until they become
serious The slight symptoms give
place to chronic disorders and the suf-
ferer goes gradually into the grasp of
diabetes, dropsy, Bright's disease,
gravel or some other serious form of
kidney complaint.
If you suffer from backache4 head
aches, dizzy spells; if the kidnej secre.
lions are irregular of passage and un-
natural in appearance, do not delay.
Help the kidneys at once.
Doan' Is Kidney Pills are especially for
kidney disorders they cure where
others fail. Over one hundred thou
sand people have recommended them.
Here Is a case at home:
James G. L. Armstrong, Nuuanu Val
ley, Honolulu, Hawaii. says: ~ was a
sufferer from kidney trouble for three
years and Doan's Baclache Kidney
Pills completely cured me. have hid
no return of the complaint during the
past year. cannot recommend this
remedy too highly"
Doan' Is Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes $2.50)
or will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, whole.
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan 3, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH EVERY 8 IL DAYS

BOSTON, June "a Christian Sci
enee ehureh was established somewhere
in the world every three and half
days duHpg the year ended June 1, ae-
eoFdlng to the report Of Clark John v.
1litlemore, al the annual meeting 10,
day Of the First church, the mother
ehareh Of the Christian Science dnnom
laatlonl Tbs Officers elected today
Refai President ~ Il. naldaln5 afst
reader, Judge Clifford y. amliht slerk.
John y, pitifmoFei treasurer elepben
A. Chase,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

beautiful roses to be found anywhere,
attracts agreat deal of attention from
visitors, as well as from local people
and the spirit of friendly rivalry be-
tween local growers is keen. The show
ing of these roses is a sight long to
be remembered, being a mass of roses
of every color known, arranged to ap-
pear to the best advantage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

The hlary
of humor One letter the Star Willie
justice
attempt the of Ln Andrews "discred
joins in the hope that Willie Vida
and that Willie oawfod "credt carefully up by
eommnn ity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

When The Advertiser cautioned local investors have nothing
Wireless
weeks that the
follow quickly it has Thanks the stock
by this
packing trunkfu
of
probably
% you
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

nmated possibility
alleged attempt bribery being allowed through of
tention the of the department
the win them justice Gilman
associated with him in the business deal through which this city the
beginning Of much needed paving
onal against them should be thsshed out without possibility Of
mistake.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17
OSTRICH sTRATHaY.

The Salt Lake City Telegram commenting great
strength Of the and eend East Of
beE where would logically be required any trouble
If man had great wheat field wheat was just
heading out and be should take down The
pat around potato patch the people
would say be especially there plenty
running through the country But that exactly
Hfe policy Of our county Ostrich like they npon
a Ae head Of ls rAtop end ostrich ike they
y They eha Keep that Assd protected TIE whae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

The labor unions of Hlo reported oppose
hbtion
Hawaii violation
should be depted Putting the
reasonable the labor of
assertions series
of lies might be oppose prohibition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

According to the figures prepared by the bureau Of statistics Of the
pment Of aud labor Hawaii
aiHyone thousand oynine dollars mainland
aud wine Can point any good that resulted people
Of this Territory for this than half million
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

Now witch the Calf attempt hew Of license
oae has proved itself capable q hsdng the local situation and that with
b hoad prohibition apd the time show
that AoHseheger 90 have hesn pniogY ph NheH che o.
supply gets me ael y Is haa the lnaaeet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

IL Nhai klna a slaaa Noah y6a
llka h lha rag. ahrlingl
ole 0h. 4seh, aeaff I've head -
Haeh ahsai haashail aianeaaa 10
fsa aanfass they SIC felf eFeepslYf.
tIfe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

Il sill be papa discovery far le saaalt smmse t
be beaded ls ifl ne hHae y fpm peeaas
aeias sell lfaA gga
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-17

Latest Tspsis hem Maui that fearful willie Is shedding
fflata
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
Younu BRIDEGROOM.

Louisville, ILL.,, June 30-Frank L
Farris, the thirteen-year-old son O
Charles L. Farris, formerly a state
representative from this city, elopet
with Miss Nell Krutsinger, nineteen
year-old daughter of Sim Krutsinger
local business man. They were
married en- Saturday in some place
outside the state, returning here the
following day. The marriage was
kept secret until yesterday. The ro
nance began year ago when the two
were going to school together. Ow,
il to the laws in this state they had
to go elsewhere to get license
Master Farris is the youngest mar
ried man" in the state, perhaps in
the world. He and his bride will re-
side with his parents in this city.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
PARADE FOR JOHNSON
At Baylor County capitaI-Seating
Capacity of the Opera House
Was Taxed.

Seymour, Texas, June 30.-Hon.
Gone Johnson arrived here this morn
ing at II o'clock in an automobile
from Throckmorton. He was met at
the bridge on the Brazos river a half
mile from town by the Seymour Brass
Band and about one hundred citizens.
After parading the principal business
streets the party was escorted to the
McLain Hotel and met some two or
three hundred people. He and the
party of five who accompanied him
from Throckmorton were entertained
at the McLain Hotel for luncheon.
Large delegations from Bomarton, Co
rec and Munday came in to hear the
speech. The speaking was at the
opera house at o'clock, and by that
time the seating capacity of the
house was taxed and number stand
ing in the back aisles, about 900 peo-
pie being present at the opening of
the address. Rev. Otis E. Carter, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, intro
duced Hon. Ben B. Cain, vice presi-
dent of the G. I. & w. railway, who
introduced Mr.. Johnson, stating,
among other things, that he had
known Cone Johnson all of his life
and in all that time he had never
known Cone Johnson to be untrue to
an obligation.
Mr.. Johnson vas greeted with ap-
plause and proceeded at once to the
discussion of the liquor question, stat
ing that issue to be the leading one
since the legislature of Texas had re-
fused to obey the first and only direct
instruction that the people had ever
given by ballot to their representa-
tives; that the submission question
had been defeated by the whiskey in-l
terests and preserved in alcohol
Mr. Johnson's speech was greeted
with frequent applause.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
Wants Pakdon Withdrawn.

Austin, Texas, June 30.-It leaked
out today that the governor was i'm
posed upon in granting pardon to q
man either in the penitentiary or in
jail, and now he is trying to get the
man back in prison. The name of the
prisoner or from what county he
came cannot be learned, as nothing
could be obtained on the subject from
the executive department.
The governor asked the attorney
general for an opinion as to whether
there was any way the prisoner could
be put back in the tolls and he was
advised that if the facts were misrep-
resented to him in order that he might
grant pardon, that an alias capias
for the return of the prisoner can be
issued, which will, no doubt, be done.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
|. G. G. N. ORDERS.
Claims Agregating Several Million
Dollars Allowed at Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, June 30.-In the con
solidated cause of the Mercantile
Trust company of New York, trustee
the Farmers Loan and Trust com.
pany, George ]. Gould ct al, com.
plainants, versus the International &
Great Northern Railway company,
heard yesterday before William H.
Flippin, special master in chancery,
common claims aggregatRg fer1
million dollars were allowed against
the railroad company. The larger
claims allowed were George ]. Gould,
s3,5S9, 1878; Frank J. Gould, $751;
941.46; George Gould, $12S,539.54;
Helen Gould, $172, 1873, and Edwin
Gould, $172,79755. Besides these
there were about fifteen other claims
of smaller amounts allowed.
A hearing on all claims where the
intervenors are claiming preference
over the bondholders will be held at
the federal building at Dallas July6.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
MADRIZ DEFEATED.
Gen. Masis Captures Custom House
Situated at Pearl Lagoon.

Bluefields, Nicaragua, June 30
The government custom house at
Pearl Lagoon was taken last night by
the rebels under General Masis The
officers in the customs service were
captured, as was General Matuty, who
was formerly associated with the rev,
dictionary cause. Estrada's men also
captured a large cannon and some
provisions and ammunition The
fighting lasted only twenty minutes,
and the total casualties are said to
be fifty.
The steamer Columbia, with coal
and provisions for the government
gunboat Venus, stopped off the lagoon
today, but not receiving the signals
agreed upon, departed, probably for
Greytown. 1t is thought likely that
President Madriz will order a custom
house opened at Cape Gracias.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
Inspected Freight Depot.

Waco, Texas, June 29-Yesterda!
an inspection of the new freight de
pot in course of erection here wa:
made by General Superintendent H
Martin of the International and Great
Northern, with headquarters at Pal
estine, and Superintendent A G. Whit
tington of the Fort Worth division Of
the same road the latter being sta
toned at Mart The new structure
which is built of brick, trimmed with
stone, will be utilized by the Cotton
Belt and the International and Great
Northern.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01

ONE OF NEWEST
count theyso
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01

ing. His skull was fractured and he
did not regain consciousness after the
accident. The deceased, who was %
years of age, was son of Judge and
Mrs. T. G. T. Kendall Young Kendall
and four other young men were driv-
ing at a good speed down South Ak
ard street. AS they approached the
intersection of Mckee street, Som
mer Renfro, the driver, lost control
of the machine, which dashed against
a telephone pole. Kendall was
thrown against the side of the car and
injured
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
Japan to Grab Korea.

Toxic, June 30.-There is every
reason to believe the announcement
of the annexation of Korea by japan
is imminent. In accordance with the
convention recently made between
Korea and Japan the Korean emperor
issued an edict delegating to the Jap
anese government police administra
ton of the country This is the first
step, and the final step will be taken
when Korea is practically under
guard Garrisons are being steadily
strengthened.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
A NEW THING UNDER l1t- Sun

@0HAT dainty accessory of wo-
mans summer toilet. the par
asol, has come into its own
again-not that II was ever
really "out." but the women. mostly
very young. who decided to let the sun
burn their faces until their noses peel
ed had little use for the sunshade. To
other women II. was always joy and
a comfort under the blazing sun This
season fashion requires the nl:.tching
in color of shoes. gloves and parasols.
It's an expensive fad, of course, and
1t is to be feared that most women will
have to let the combination go. But
an attempt at harmony Of coloring Is
within reach of even modest income.
Here's suggestion: Cover one of your
old parasol frames. if ii is in good
condition, with a piece left over from
your foulard frock. You can thus be
smart at little expense.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01


clad
material and the material for the big bow that trims the sailor
with of width the pas The
aboveth knee FRANCES
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Over five hundl ed candidates will
be initiated by the Williamson coun-
ty w. o. w. camps at Taylor Monday
night.
The fiscal year for the railroad com
mission ended Thursday.
Seventeen counties have applied for
special census reports.
The Harris county grand jury re-
turned a bill against Lee Patillo,
charging murder in the first degree.
The next reunion of Green's Brig
ade will be held at Orange. Sam Pier
was elected president at the Beeville
meeting Thursday.
The. department of agriculture pre-
pares for ginners' reports on cotton
during the coming season.
The state board of medical exam
iners adjourned Thursday
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
Petticoat With Adjustable FIounee.

A dress idea that is simple. practical
BILE and very useful is that of having
petticoats with separate founces, at
tached to the body of the skirt with
buttons and buttonholes or glove snap
fasteners. The greater wear that the
bottoms of petticoats receive makes IT
necessary to replace these garments
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-07-01
Awarded Heavy DAMAGES.

Bolton, Texas, June 30.-The case
of Lester against the Santa Fe, on
trial in the district court the past two
days, ended with a verdict of $4,000
for Mrs. B. B. Lester and $1,000 for
her daughter, Miss Allie Lester. The
suit was for damages, Mr.. Lester hav-
ing been killed in Santa Fe wreck
at Midway.