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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
NOTICE or SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
BY virtue Of Judgment and decree in
foreclosure. rendered and given by the
District Court OF the Eighth Judicial
District, In and for the County OF
Ward and State Of North Dakota, and
entered and docketed in the office OF
the Clerk Of said Court in ana for
said County on the 18th day Of April
1910, in and action wherein. John
Hunter. and Albert Hunter, Plaintiffs
and Charles n. Hunter and n. q.
Hunter. his wife, Defendants. for the
sum Of Nine Hundred Two Dollars
and twenty-five cents. which judy
ment and decree. among other things
directed the sale by me OF the real a.
tate hereinafter described, to satisfy
the amount Of aaid Judgment, with in
terest thereon, and the cost ana az
penses Of such sale, or 20 much there
Of - the proceeds Of such sale. appli.
cable thereto, will satisfy. And by
virtue OF writ to me issued out Of
the office OF the Clerk Of said Court
in and for said County Of Ward. and
under the seal of said Court. directing
me to sell aaid real property pursuant
to said judeAept and decree. I, s. A..
Sorenson, SheMff OF said County, and
person appointed BY said court to
make SAD sale, will sell the hereinaf.
ter described real estate to the high.
est bidder. for cash, at public auettau
at the front door Of the Court HoV
in TIE City Of Minot, IN the CouhQ,
Of Ward, and State Of North Dakota,
on the sth day OF July, 4. D. 1910. 1t
two O'clock p. u. a that day, 70
satisfy said judgment with interest
ald costs and expenses Of such sale.
on = much thereof q the proceeds
Of such sale applicable thereto viii
satisfy. The premises to be sold %
aforesaid pursuant to said judgment
and decree. and to said writ and to
this notice. are describoe n said judy
ment, decree and writ, ii follows. To-
wit
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
NOTICE 81 PRIMARY ELECTION.

NOTICE or PRIMARY ELECTION.
Notice y hereby given that on Wed.
lesday. the ssth day OF June. a. D..
1910. : primary election viii be held
IN the several townships or preciacts
Of the County Of Ward. State q North
Dakota for the purpose OF placing in
nomination candidates for the differ.
ent state, district or County ofaces.
. follows:
Two United States Senator'S.
Two Representatives in Congress.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor. w..
Three Justices of the Supreme
Court. ..a "s
Secretary Of State. ....s
State Auditor. g. / 49,
State Treasurer. r.t
Superintendent OF Public Instruct
lon. &E 4 .G
Attorney General.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Commissioner OF Agriculture and
Laboe. )....:.."
Three Commissioners of Railroads
-Four Representatives from the 29th
Legislative District.
Three Representatives from the
43rd Legislative District.
County Officers, as follows:
\ Sheriff. y TX
Auditor. @ .,r.l =.
~ s# #f En- &s&E# -. - g. -,
Treasurer 2a-..@
I Clerk of District Court.
Register of Deeds. "a
States Attorney. r. -...., !
County Judge. VI
superintendent of schools. Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
NOTICE TO COMMISSIONERS OF
NoxioUs WEEDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
time set by the Board Of County
Commissioners for destroying noxious
weeds, in Ward county, Is between
the 1st day Of June and the LIST day
Of August, 1910.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of May, 1910. Mil
.. LOUIS A. LARSON,
6.7-t3 County Auditor.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09

WANTED-A competent. girl for
general housework. Apply after
June 10. Mrs. Guy Stone, Roell-Blak-
tey Block, Minot, N. D. 2tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-09
FOR SALE!

FOR SALE! ~ a.
Good first class 68-room hotel
doing fine business at Kalispell,
Mont. known as the National Hotel.
About 100000 proposition. part
cash. part farm land in Ward County.
balance on time at 10 per cent In,
terest. inquire at this Office. or write
E. F. Tompkins, Minot, or Caldwell
Idaho. Stlo @
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
DICK CULLEN PAD
IN The ANIIPQDES

SYDNEY, August =, D,ol HUleU
tbe American jgbtwelE1t Waoo -
sorry sb0wiUg ip bls matnb wib
Hughie Michigan whlQb gae Heo.leG Ia
MeIDcgIpe ~ Jgly mn H4o DJloe W.
tefeijpg ~ tlc tqUW rpqDG attNy
Eulep bao been equHaly Wgas8eg,
l+alJy iu t4e Grat eaob aeljyeJnq apHn
te'ljug DipBs apd men EeuJpg ~
olQae qpUteyE Qey fqugbf aayaEoJE
"9up~y NJ eIDqn atoVa ngjjeB Elf
aIl Vle wpJFt NJ t4e iBf7bDDg nm
emerged DpW o. Dleeq,gg NpW Up
Wouib ap9 pGae 1bny Npl W eIDRa
qpatere agajD ip ule seepgG. Vim me-
Australian beaGpg plo yjsifDy NAV,
"uIleD Beipg pDaD-e ~ JaBG y DlDH,
Eaob iapaed e0jid DnUoles NJ me h1ad
~ me uliyd gei0DF W elqzo 4Bayi6yE
agaip, me Australian punished me
ADleyi0ap baGly Sb0pt me faNs am
b9qy Cullen wearing u djsgJHDfie1 ~
DeaJ9Roe ~ be ya9re9 " bjs H0fB6g,
Cullen mn DDt benefited mum Dv mo
sDel, Judging Nv me RAaBH6ss bR az,
DiaYeg on coming ON mn mo Turin
Michigan s90D landed leti ~ 0I6 I'M
ana geDf HplleB ~ me DgsFGg mn 4
e1pDlf ~ EeG0D9E, ma s00B MIR rim
iDR nv equlllDUgW no VIM EeBf " mo
D9Arqs RR8jH t9r Ea0gBgs, n mr. nv
sfeg mn tbs AWegjoaB bsd No QjlaBle,
ana be W8s dy0DDeG pm elgbt seNGBgs
VIM y jEbt ~ tBe D0iBL sBd ysyy
som afieg mn nine seconds VIM y
ven b90k ~ me jsW, ms sounds
should have sbjeg GIe t0WeJ N ms
starr, bgt Heg aligWsg Mo DlBeky fsis
l9W ~ si9Dg Nv mn No kB6Qk6d W me
b09gqs agaig mn ne nm gBle, sBd me
D9lles men si9DDeg No ogBisst aBG
NsbeRaB Was mo winner Cullen
sealeg ~ D0gDqs mGre man ne Aus
V9llsDj ann, p0WlDR inner ms recent
e99d sbgWlDR bjs Dggg fGgm unused
ErfHi disappointment
Summers BeEf 6gbl IN Australia
WV W9b9blH be AGAINST DGHHas, mo
Fgplb Afrla9g nv DHTsa aBG g600
slge WaRer VINE fUlleH, GWiBg NJ VIZ
pg0r showing against NsbegaB bas
l9si y mRiHb WIN Douglas when had
beeD arranged,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
The CONTEST OVER
A KOREAN BABE
FURTHER STEPS lN THE IITIGA.
TlON OVER GUARDIANSHIP or
AN INFANT

The proceedings in The Circuit Court
thia morning failed to elucidato ue
ownership of tine Korean baby $50.
mai j. Lighuoot who appeared Tor
lno petitioner Marc klm. moved .laI
thc child be- given into tho custody oI
Dis client on che erounds ulat lhe Ie
turn filed by the respondent Cl00
Sunmo. for whom l.ouiu Andrew ap.
peared did moi show sumcen. facts
to allow the retention of lho child
a long argument on tle question 0l
law ensued, aud the domuma Has
0Feru.ed Mr .ignuO0. Ueu HU-
mated chat De- would not De- a1la Io
present his facts before Tlmala mo
be- asked chat The case be- adi9mues
until chat day dis Request was grant
ed.
There is another matter Jla Aaf
some connection viii ullf case and
tbis concerns an eE-constable named
Young Young Las takeu au active be-
teIest Do tno child. and d. recently
got into trouble with some KOIeaus
over the matter az Lle fOreaH tiuD
house Young struck one Of fle ~.
reans named ia. ga had Y0lug az
rested for assault AUD battery Ou 6at
urdaI and lhey were charged Wlm
having assaulted Young o. lui9Ima.
lion submitted by DO J4gbtfOO. 1hg
morning Deputy County htlomey Ai.
Ter-on asked Judge Robinson ~ oia
miss tle complaint ulaf l4gbfioo. Dad
made on tbe ground tbaf :. sl0Hh
haFe been brought iu tbe DOllca oouf
1868 Hopor coDcureG apo lle meU
were discharged
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
THE NEW CHALMERS,

Two Of The new Chalmers ears ~
rlyei in The aleTa his moWlne ror
the Associated Garage, one being a
hye-passenger touring car ana tha oh
OF The pony lpnReau tyne These cars
are beauties ana are conspicuous mr
me many small rehnemenia especial
W for The nolselaaH motor These nars
have already been sold hul win ha
hepl az tho garage fQr q few days in
order mat all interested persons may
see them
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
s1NfTEiSe fLsf,

~ GiGBt iGDk jike n t0UEb 'uD, ~
taNty be lDDseg ByOfe jlke y gDDG maB
MN y 0aSe VI #DffOw turing ~ bis
t4aO ait5ggs, when askeG " explain
~ saN<
"Ysg, ) WeBt ~ Es1O ~ ere me big
6gBt @0figsgeq ~ B0ase aBd VT "
MI mo t0aGs, lBts8deG ~ o0t0e baek
Vim Bfee NJ mr."
"f0H mi ~ It6hGT' Was asksd,
fOb, Yes, I M there, When tbey
6ailhG 0it me- Ba1s VI tbe t1wn ! gOt
I'M"
"Wegw
"Nst MN, No asked II I wanted
~ pot On sitbef Jefff1es M Johnson,
T0lG hin dld, 80 said no had u
sBfef ming mn AyBs, B0m6tblng I
G0BIGB1 IGs6 NJ, went WIN him and
W6s introduced w the game NJ rOu.
ietCs Won wa hundred bones right
AWaH"
"fbst Was Bl66,"
"fes, ma then I lOst eight hundred
ngbt aHay, Slept On me grass Didnt
EN- my meals, Didnt see the night,
DidDI s6s much N Reno"
"hbd then yOu came homer
"Yes"
NINA ~ you ny your downfall 10
V
"D1WBfall7 why, tbef6 wasn't no
dGWBfall M fy6 card d. I simply won't
~ Reno ma dropped n thousand
DaDhs, had n mighty good time ana
oame baok home again. n I look sad
over n N N because ! dldh't rot n
chance ~ see me country around
Reno. 1bey shy n r. very pictures
queW
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
CHINESE
CREATES A LOT
Of EXCITEMENT


hlm Ioug aH masu. aines. boo
uE UUee oule omun AL q uasf
auo wieiane nalc kaat onef laI
while tAe bowed tleIr I.oa1f aflar ht
proFerbit uHuue %, aeiesaaIf a,eu
to Dt Officially dacsHntaled oraHed q
Dol of eAuaemeut iu 1mama llf m0sD
uE
rsae aas aaeHEa frou llt lslI.
u lessrlat and aIaaI alaanf af
DrYtAof pfem4ae a fHf aul 4IHt
aaeas ue aeaueg ean, futs sal
q mea lWfe me Ilf0aeelef ~ e.eaE
ou tle place hcosfdAf ~ ale ln
lormalon eiteu NJ tue l,saQe. ne elia6
ed Jeu 81 uif leipE o0antgHaU ea
90 lIe place bal tuloe tailec ~ easle
Tong maae t4e thTel Dialefe fsaesg
ln ap e1ecul9ualolu Hffdaas ast
proQeedeo ~ 5eep them tlefe ~
lOeiseo az tle doorf anc oleaec az
Alndoaf. auo t0le as lelfafel pjsssn
efs tDaf t.4e mOmeDf fae5 ng6ee. ~,
naee aug aOgue b. sgyle pae 80
6nlesefanee 1Ae tlEes faHeae 5sB
down ane pia5ee DOaauu as t89iDggl
~ a. tbeg oog.o
2 lnf Naf ~ asgYt fbfef OcseoF ul3f
mornlpR ~ Haf Beas5g ~ 0.oDey
Detoif tDe DOilae Befe 8D51al aa'
t1ree nliDese aeje "a = oayl oaaHyef
aN@0ng wuIfey f8le ~ Detee.5sei
He)ufe aneowDaDlee h. Ke.ef 900
fyaDg 4sanDee W. H4e anege 1bbg
FeIf RI = lDs bDB ~ 8Deee1 b
sas aHnDHDe1f t3a' 49, HDWet as
p9e plef NJ DINak lD K8H JDDg aDl1
yeTD b.f Hpyk ~ elhn8gDBef IN
IDgs ~ Uey Betf tDy faeaae, f.e
t9Iee lWDlaDgnG TblDea l.1Bf Bab.
~ a'aJf aBggjgK
gi.e fge Dhjnejf eefe GojlJgNilnf
apq bNlfe5pE sbeADy n HDg.G8'f Le
= HpH lees ~ eab m fjfe cBlpi
1hgJf.DU w uJtg = lDaD M ne aiD.1
zltqatpn aDe ggs DtDo8nD q fDagt
bpg4e ~ ahjNb tfse4ls njg0l h. MADE,
PM e1ls DaBy1 DDW no fD0m
HoDgfr HgG bls alGs 8DmDi1Y
lyDbN ~, TBhy tuna met NO. eze0b
tlGgey baf iHJgeG Dlz kDlfe m h)m.
nm KHW TDBg Wss interrupted IN
tDe I'm N yBjgE ~ nH bls Oeb
ihypat lg Ngo nm wbl0i e,Ese0 BE-
8af tojilg wjlb D,D8 ffDm u Eaaj8pe
aBq gyNg, sangyag DgB6G, b0 wa tak
~ ~ mr. aBe10s bDayliai fOr leat
g,1Dl 1Be byee abj8ese reieasoG aJe
g1aGy NJ syDhaY ~ WlfSesseH aE@0st
bjB ~ N ~ BhnaasafY,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
RUSSIAN PAPER
BOASTS THE JAPS

w PbGhhHBuhG, August 80 The
leEl ~ lbe irealg by which Inc nor
ean hngdom WAS annaRed 10 lbe en-
pre- ~ Japan VIA published bere lO'
gaN ADd IN Tho easp ~ lha N0yOe
Frallga was accompanied by q bitterly
sarcastic editorial the document, lhe
paper HagH constitutes ~ historical
eAAmple ~ shameless hypocrisy"
Ihe N0Noe Pramya adds Thai luasa'a
interests N The Hermit Kingdom are
lhHlsnllloanL ana f0r lhal reason liiIa
Hlah diplomacy viii moi raise Ma voice
w protest
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06

THIS n lhe last week NJ vacation.
Time 10 lhlnh about spending II whero
g0n viii Ret tho best results. llalolwR
IA dellehihlly situated, n close 10
business aud yet far enough away 10
bt ont Of Tho din ana AWAY from tho
noise There h good bathing, fine golf
links and n good tennis court, Tho
drives IN that locality are excellent
and The View from The yorandaa All
that persons Of aesthetic taste can
wish for The rates are not high.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condenasf
News Of che Day.

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60 NJ. y. '-. '-a.e.'
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or tri, 90 nom uiri, Dl,i,, .hs',e,a.,.
pa,,,' .,-..,-i,-- 49,. 800
- - ~ ~ ~ F'''''' 30"
Ne aye no D'l,s' l''e',' any "IeIe
,H'i' most 500 or me MeupDoDlah
' ,n5, 'I'I'.e'' 'l'Ds ''"eer telephone
'i A'"''' I9''''' ana aDS'4ulels
'g"' c.
,... ~" 'ie ''I'''. QUIZ "'iS N-olu'Nt'
"Ilia.h savage trustee lD lle estate
OF manuel 2. Bwete, filed DIS DfIh an
nual account in which be charged
himself with $ll9s29. and asked ~
De allowed lpe sum of $3IzJI
Several members Of tHe medical
fraternity visited the Honolulu mst-
tule Of Physioihera9y last evening
j you have a business or persouoI
message lof some one on another
''Ia1I' use l1e wireless The rates
are 10" ana communication lpsL2p-
''n''Ds'
." 40 Fel'i'' 1llOihey ls again at
niS once % me Ncoapdiess Duidipg
altef "a yisit 70 tpe mainland
a ie" cents droDped ipto the ljtpe
nome DanN we iufnisn aud Deposited
lDD'D''g W. soon Up" lDlp pqy
aad ,,' D ',4''e ~ ,''""'' pm P"I
r54 .E '' l1''
.... ,....l "''".'"' "VW"p
snodry 7-7 "a @, g. ~ ~ y ,'9,p
',"1 @'''' "'W we
turn.1 witLopt HMM ' ~" ~ ~
FOR the best sa,re IN The eftv call
on Pete. the California elgert a. t,s
Silent Barber sbop, Hotel street
Rex Hitchcock 3d.. leayos M the
Lurllne tocay for Harvard. He was Inc
RON Of honor student last year af
Punabou and was also one of ube
leaders Do outdoor athleticg
win tbeiv perfeor equipmeDf tbe
Honolulu Construction A. Dyayipg ~.
is prepared ~ handle all classes nj
dray'qg iran one light bQx ~ p lQad
recurring ? traction engine,
p' IpN ~ ue pelY lhyY ~ me
r"'l'p H'Nlfs p'si'lfi 'pN" #hf falj-
- H's ip"NNE' pll ~ mere were NJ
,H9lg - ~. D' 10y lp' 'p'p'e WH'f ~
ICY ~ ,H'' ''N' 'l'"''"g Np'N'"k'
,,I M a,' ~ ''a ggg H. syp' s'tsp STANDS
Ani cali at The V XXX, r w ~ o, a,9ns
the many valuable ARTICLES you get foy
them. /"
John Guild, Of ALEXANDER h Baldwin
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
SPECIAL SCHEDULE.

The effort TO have the MauHa Kea
make a special trip 10 Hilo immediate
~ after the arrival Of The Sierra on
Friday, September 10, is again being
made It is stated in Honolulu that HE
success OF The plan depends upon the
cooperation Of The Hilp railway and
the Hawaii hotels 10 be concerned,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
- AnvrRIIarMENra
THE WEATHER


Temperature G a. M; IS "a. ms 40
a. M; and morning minimum
d; 1G, 90. So. 90.
BuometU roouas. Absolute hum
idity GRAINS per cubic looli relative
humidity and dew point a. 8 O. ms
299g. 6.9jl. ~, G6.
Wind, yelocry and direction az %
a, m; s a. m.; 10 "a. m.; and noon
INE, 15. JNE, 6NE
Rainfall uarmE - hours ending a.
m. trace
Iotm "Iug movement during ~
hour ended O.. noon 700 miles.
WIN. r.. 5TOCkMAN.
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
DRAMATIC

MARIE KENNY, Dramauc studio from
san Francisco, 115 Beretania. Prac-
tcal 3-mouths private course Act
ing. Elocuuon, Monologues, Naude-
viue. Dancing, Reading. Grace Gu
irra Phone 1888.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
Classified ADS
rooms ANp eoARp.

THE LELAND" ga Bereania Ave,
Mosquito proof lanai rooms, with on
without board. everything modeui
moderate prices; central location,
phone 1908. Mrs H. Dinklage. prop.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06

~ The United states District Court
his morning, George Davis ana Wi.
Ham ~ Singleton, both NJ whom had
blended NOT guilty 70 u charge under
HE lgdnuhds AGt Withdrew their
Dleas, ana pleaded guilty They Will
come ~ for sentence tomorrow morn.
Ing M ton O'Clock
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
WANTED TO BUY

Old books, magazines, Hawaiian
stamps and curios Books eTchanEec
weldon Curio Bazaar. Fort Street
above PauahL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
MR., COOKE AT HOME

!, !, Cooke, Of Alexander a Baldwin,
returned in The Wilhemna this morn
ms from his vacation, spent prinoipal
ly on Vancouver Island From VIC
toria he travelled down the Coast ~
San Francisco, spending several days
in California
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
BUY AND SELL.

Diamonds aud iewelry bought 500
and exchanged. Bargain 40 musical
instruments. J. Carlo, Fort st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-06
MEMS CLOTHING

Mems Clothing on credit-Sl.0O q
week. Suit given at once. Francis
Levy. Quitting Co., Sachs Bldg, For
Street
The sun., 1910-02-17
The Waco VaIedictorIan.

The Hon. ROBERT LEE HENRY, Rep
resentative in Congress Of the Eleventh
Texas district, has heard the clock. The
hour has struck" The orator turns
soldier:
"Ienlisthere now under the nag OF those march.
ing 10 certain and permanent victory. vindicat tin
the imperishahle principle OF absolute equality
under Just and humane laws" Loud and CON
tinued applause on the Democratic Side.I
From the neat headings in small capi-
tails with which Mr.. HENRY's speech is
adorned in the Congressional Record we
infer that his enlistment remarks are
not to be withheld from his admirers in
the Eleventh district. The clock struck
Eleven. Anybody in the Eleventh Texas
district who is rash enough to doubt or
deny the imperishable principles Of alb
solute equality-with farmers as first
preferred-under just and humane laws,
will invoke upon his doomed head all
the terrors and the thunders of the Waco
yaledictorian
The sun., 1910-02-17
The Incorri gibIe Cannon.

At Pittsburg the other day Mr.. CANNON
said in the course Of a speech:
The idea that somebody without legislative
experience. however able he or they may be. can
turn a double somerssult and In a whole minute
become acquainted with the legislative history
of the country. the rules OF the House and knowl-
edge OF public men and measures and be per-
fectly enncient, is q mistaken idea"
Mr.. CANNON is singularly obtuse. For
at least three years now some Of the
most inexperienced men in the nation
have been trying to beat into his head
that ignorance Of legislative precedents
and Of the historical development of law
Iuaking is an essential qualification OF
a member of the House OF Representa-
tives. Yet he persists stubbornlY in his
ridiculous notions and without an effort
TO revise his ideas
There is no place for a man like CAM
NON in the scheme Of government by
inspiration.
The sun., 1910-02-17
After Aids.

Nothing could be more conducive to
the health OF the Republican party in
the Empire State than such an investi-
cation as is proposed in Senator VAIN
swRIGHT's resolution. Nothing could
contribute more to the prosperity and
future usefulness Of the party in New
York than an unsparing exposure OF
past legislative corruption in its rela-
ton to organization politics.
This is as true as any axiom. The
question is only Of moral courage.
Honest Republicans will profit i'm
mensely If even at this late day the elec-
uric wires are installed in the Grocery
and a thousand candle-power search
light is turned upon that establish
ments darkest and dustiest corners.
Nobody but the rascals will suffer.
The sun., 1910-02-17

scattered crown colonies Of the Straits
Settlements.
In December last step toward con-
solidation was taken by the appointment
of a General Council for all the protected
States, including those taken from Siam:
at the same time Resident was sent to
Johore instead of British Consul. APP
pearances and precedents indicate that
Great Britain has taken a firner grip
on the Malay peninsula. That can
hardly be regarded as an evil, for the
impression left Of the country by books
Of travel is Of a jungle full OF savagery
and lawlessness, and at times the jungle
breaks into Singapore. In the old geog-
rdplies there was always a pleasing
picture of Malay running amuck with
a wavy knife, called kriss, m his hand,
and it Is still land where danger to
the person attends commercial trans-
actions. However unjust to indigenous
rights and customs, British rule will pro-
mote good order
That does not appeal TO the Nord-
deutsche, however, for Germany had no
pretext for interfering in the Siamese
partition and cannot profit by 1t. 1t can
only disapprove of British aggression
and consolidation of power and lament
the fate of the unfortunate Malays.
The sun., 1910-02-17

vided every succeeding Congress is OF
the same mind and the revenues hold
out, that one wonders why there was any
talk of omnibusbonds. As one member
put il Concisely, II there is an annual ap-
preparation bill for agriculture, why not
another for dredging channels and dig
ging out harbors? This Congress, said
MIR. ALEXANDER. lis certainly committed
to it Ian annual river and harbor
bill, and no one contradicted him.
Therefore there will be another appro-
priation OF S3S 900, 900 or so next year,
unless the Democrats should prevail
in the Congress elections, when there
might be an intermission for political
reasons only. II is fact that the DEM
ocrats are just as hungry to get a share
Of pork as the Republicans.
In course OF time nothing less than
a round hundred millions year will
satisfy the waterway promoters, in all
probability. To quote Mr.. ALEXANDER
again: Great amounts of money must
be expended on harbors where nature
has had to be improved upon" This is
avast country with a labyrinth of rivers
and arms of the sea, and every town
within hail Of them will he ambitious to
parade as port to receive and hold the
argosies of commerce. A sum of $685.
900 (the present estimate), will be
spent on the Mississippi, Missouri and
Ohio rivers. win the gentleman tell
us, asked the curious Mr.. GARDNER,
"how he proposes to finance that propo-
sitionF Is this a project looking toward
an issue of bonds?" With the utmost
frankness Chairman ALEXANDER re-
piled: at is a project to avoid the
issue Of bonds" That 10 the scheme in
a nutshell. AS he admitted, the Sixty
first Congress cannot bind its success
sors. Thus great many projects may
be started and left in the air il other
Congresses should happen to be infected
with economy.