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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18
Pleasant place to Pnsner.

TO THE EDITOR: We want 20 hea,
from people who would appreciate ss-
curing a fruit. dairy or poultry farm in
the Kuhn irrigated tract In Sacramento
valley California, at half the true value.
best water right In state. Low mainta-
nance cost. Work costing millions now
sclnaly being done. Roads. drainage
and water night included in price. Ten
monthH growing season. Ten tons alfalfa
per acre. Splendid dairy conditions 500
leiN earn fhO month or better. Oranges
lemons, gtnpe fruit figs, English walnuts
nnd thousand other fruits, nuts, vege-
tables ana howers groJy here. Gardens
winter ana summer. Charming place to
homer Land selling fast Work for ev-
erybody. Write vs. FOR enthusiasm. IT. L.
Hoilister a Co, 205 la Sale st.. Chi
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18

She Has Changed Her Opinion.
'I hear your maiden aunt Is visiting
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18

Reggy-Bah Jove, I'd like to chas-
Use those blawsted reportersl
Cyril-Why SO?
Reggy-We have been insulted. The
other day the firemen rescued US fel-
lows from the burning clubhouse. and
now the reporters have the account
headed, "A Few Things Saved, but
Nothing of Value"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18

She Has Changed her opinion.
'I hear your maiden aunt is visiting
YOU"
''Yes. Came yesterday"
"How long does she expect to stay ="
"Oh, don't know-probably for
some time"
II feel sorry for your wife. I be-
lleve l heard her say not long ago
that she despised the old lady"
"She used TO. but she has changed
her opinion-in fact. has great re-
spect for her now. Aunt Hetty brought
three trunks. two Of them filled with
things she smuggled in from Europe"
II speech is the FIRST power in the
world. certainly silence is the second.
II acordafra
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18

81 am positive this actress buys her
puffs."
which ones-newspaper or hair.
dressers?"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18
Telephonlc Replv.

The elderly stranger, by invitation
OF the superintendent, was addressing
the Sunday school
How many can tell NO." he asked
which is tho longest chapter I'm the
Bible7"
Many hands went up.
This little boy may answer" he
said. pointing his finger at an urchin
IN one OF the seats near the front.
which is the longest chapter IN the
Bible?"
Psalm double ono ninel" shouted
Tommy Tucker
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18

We are always complaining our days
are few and acting as II there were no
end OF them.-Addlson.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18

One genius is about all the average
family can afford
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18
nrn cnnss nA1t. MN

RED cross BALL BLUE
Should be in every home. Ask your grocer
for -. Large ? OF. package only cents.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-18
Indications.

Il might know this conservatory be-
longed TO a baseball enthusiast"
"Why?"
because It has SO many pitcher
plants"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16
OFFICIAL GENIUS DISCOURAGED.

Invention the of government employees is discouraged by
in the invent
of flying machine submarine improvement in of
things be glory perhaps
cia promotion He take that
disregard make the
Neither employee the civil departments
have the benefit of abOrsavng device for the advantage
the which he invent 1t improved
ing machine in the filing the customs
anything time and matter what its economic
value the inventor who draws official salary well keep the
himself good it will be to his fortune.
approved June 1870 permits the
from the United suit the
Claims reasonable compensation for the of the invention the
United without the lawful
invention Then three prOvisOs discourage
If it relates article heretofore owned leased by
the of the United Stae the suit shall not be
awarded by the of Claims Second
such suit the United States avail itself
special which might be pleaded defendant
for Infringement already provided by law Third That
fits of this act shall nue whO when he
such claim is in the employment service of the
United States the assignee such paentee shall
device discovered invented by such
the time of his employment service"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16
A PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.

In connection with the additional details elsewhere culed from
the of the Territorial Wharf Commission The Star would
its endorsement of that bOdys recommendation that penan
en commission regulate all transportation matters within TerrOr
M jurisdiction be created As suggested when condensed abstract
of the report published week general Public Service Com
Elsewhere such bodies rendered
useful service public utility corporations scarcely less notable than
that to the public In discussing the work such bodies writer
Commission of Wisconsin said that the public service commission
the small corporations the minor public lighting street railway and
telephone companies stands in the position of watcu
For must be remembered that all public utility corporations
not giant agggatOn of wealth. possessed of high
priced and Throughout
of small public utility companies the stockholders which
have experienced the sensation of receiving dividend
Their condition only too often due the nexerenee
the
seEdeshuction by timely advice and cooperation"
What the Hndus the American side of
they have received rude ebu1s from their fellow
aliar Pacific coast?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16

While there is large proportion of hmaam in the Home Kue
such make the believe that Mr. Motley IL
elected Delegate could $5O0OOQ for homestead Improvements
$3000000 roads and general improvements from Congress-
consideration by the other parties
that ask Congress for condemn all the remaining
fisheries and the other work for reasonable duty
the purchase of the fisheries by
the Territory but the Legislature thus far has not seen fit to provide
persists something that is uncOns
tuOnalprivate fish of the seayet which stands
upon The neglect of Hawas coffee
by both political and business organizations is something that
hard explain Porto Rico all alive to its coffee industry with
the shown this the other dahat great efforts
Government Washington in its behalf What
possible chance there is due recognition for domestic
the the Federal Government owing chiefly to the
activity of the Porto RCans.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

Oh his heart he does his choe and digs in the mellow
drt the absma brute dismal pue for money won't heal his
hurt And perhaps he grunts he does his stunts when
FARMER his brow with sweat damp "Ah might have died
JEFF in glow of pride, the indicated champ Had l
stayed away from that Hateful fray and hOed in my
onion patch might have stroed through the world till old and
have met match But the dopesers and they said
The doomed you don't backr So left squash
and succotash and my Draw alfalfa stack And tried to feel that
thew of steel good they of but alas poke
from that dngy smoke and that youth Oer And
lesson this tale and paste inside hats if
when we're old gray we're to have broken If
lend to the sport who his friends for his
we're to wake with the beake and find that
Pance
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16
HONOLULU HARBoR.

The latest reports from the isthmus
of Panama are to the effect that the
canal is being hurried to completion
as fast as money and men, systema-
tically and economicall-. combined, can
do the work. There seems to be no
doubt in the minds of competent and
experienced engineers that this gigan-
tic and all important undertaking will
be fully completed and ope nfor traffic
by midsummer, 1915. Even now, our
harbor is scarcely adequate for the
economical handling of the shipping
calling at the port, and no time should
be lost in preparing for the rapidly in
creasing tonnage that will continue to
call at our mid-Pacific port.
Within another year, it is probable
that the local Naval Station will be
abandoned for quarters at Pearl har-
Dor, in which event, the wharfage now
should revert to the Territory for com
mercial purposes and no effort should
CONTINUED on Page FiVe)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16

Banker Short New York the coinage twOAndahaf
cent piece estimating that would 100000 to
change How much do the of Hawaii Ose
since nothing less than vecen piece eTe Although the post
office deals in change the business community seadsty
dscOurages their in trade Nevertheless is question whether
the would be boon people of small both in af
fordng little price shaves and in promoting thrift.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16

Importers of preserved pneappes protested against their css
preserved when packed with ranging
in quantity from about IA to 20 cent They commended for cas
faOn under the paragraph fruits preserved in their
The board appraisers New York has sustained
protests protection the domestic preserved pine
aDp is
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16

In the cleanup graft in New York under Mayor GaynO the
discovery abOres i'll
working yard This discounts though does not the conditions
sometimes prevailing work in these islands The KOOaulOa
district payroll elsewhere printed does reveal anything much
the way providing that all of the employees fairly do the duties
The shown decidedly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16
WALT MASON.

%H&SS>&ESGSh>>MW
all they can legitlmately DO to encour-
age the building up of the city. 1t
dollar Federal Building will soon COM
mence and, before the year is out, the
new Library and Y. NJ. c. A. buildings
should be well under way. Besides
these, there are several business
blocks in contemplation, and according
to the latest reports from Washington
the approved plans for the military
post at Leilehua contemplate twice the
number of buildings called for in the
original plans, which will mean the ex-
penditure of additional large sums of
money in the, community.
1915 EXPOSITION.
1t is both fitting and proper that our
great nation, should celebrate the open
ing of the Panama Canal by hold
ing an International Exposition,
and while there are rival lain
ants among the leading ports of the
United States for this honor, 1 feel
that our chamber should support the
claim of San Francisco, our nearests
mainland port. l believe that it would
be well fer us to prepare and send
strong resolution to Congress, in re-
gard to the matter, when it convenes
again in December.
/ believe also that the Territory of
Hawaii should prepare for and make
the most complete exhibit possible at
that time, and trust that the chamber
may see fit to appoint a special COM
mittee on the 1915 Exposition whose
duty it shall be to present the matter
at the next session of our Territorial
Legislature, securing, if possible, an
appropriation sufficiently large to meet
our needs.
Though no Federal aid may be ask
ed by the city, where the Exposition
will be held, yet it is quite possible
that special appropriations may be Sc
cured for Porto Rico, Alaska, the Phi
lippines and Hawaii, and in conjunc-
ton with these places, We should
make an effort to secure a liberal
appropriation sufficient for the cree
tion of a suitable building and to pro-
vide for the maintenance of the ex-
hibit during the term of the exposi-
ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16
BUILDING.

The building activity so pronounced
last year still continues. New addi-
tions are being improved and opened
up and new homes being erected in
all parts of the city. Money is plen-
tiful and loans can be readily obtained
at low rates of interest. Our banks
though carefully and economically ma
mayed, are progressive and are doing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16

Continued on Page Five.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-16

Copyright, 1910, by Geo. Matthew ADAMS
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09
n eR0sS SEAL III FlsT
FIRST 0asd During sire mer|csn G
Naf-weW an Aid y Fia7e
ing tuberculosis.

FED cross O. -iaauaa seats date
back IN their o-igin b arfty
stamps, FIRST used for lhe soldiers
relief funds ia Boston IN 1867 11rfng
the Civil var. After tne war. this
method OF raising money was dlscoz
sinued in this country for a genera.
ion, although It found rogue ID For.
cugal. Switzerland. Australia, france.
Spain. Denmark. Norway. RuaI.a,
sw eden aud OTTER Buropsaa c5tEn.
tries. There are now several htr-
dred different types Of CHARITY ST. nps
used 10 eli PARTS Of tha warld.
Stamps o. seals were lTst used 10
get moneg for the a~nftsuba c4l3a1s
crusade In Norway and Sweden f.
1904. After neirg used Ia these aoln.
tries for three PEARS, as q jiraoE re.
suit Of the interest OF Jacob Kits in
this movement the Delaware Anti
tuberculosis association. headed BY
Misc Emily ?. Bisseli, aud ths Red
Cross society Of Delaware combined
IN issuing a tuberculosis STAMP. So
saooessful was tals campaign ttaf
nearly $1,000 was realized. ad LAe
next year, IN 1893, the Ansr can red
Cross was Induced to issua a nz toa9l
Red Cross tuberculosis staup. ad
ibis sale. s135,000 was real{se. mas
amount being almost double q .9Sa
This year, Tor the lrst time, u sale
is organized on a Comprehensive
bass. taking IN all parts t1s
United States. a million fer tube,-
culo7is work ia confidently expected
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PESSlMlsT RAISES A Wall
incidentally Gives q Hard Jolt to
T~lmc~Honored Conception Of New
England Thanksgiving.

'Cn, yes; The New Englanders make
d great time Of Thanksgiving" said
the Insurance msn as the subject was
under discussion. Yes, they are great
on Thanksgiving"
AN the relatives gather for a big
dinner, don't they?' was asked.
Yes. Ny Uncle Ben, up IL Yer
mons, gathered thirtE Il III at biz
h9uae last Thaaksgi ug"
What a yIsit you nrst have had"
"Ob. yes"
And he bGnQl8,. ! eaR picture T.
Can go4Y"
There wa talFeg scose. duck
chicken. roast pig and spareFir
There was milee pie, pumpkin pie
and cider There ives a big cottage
pudding and cranberry sauce. Al, it
must have been 4 royal feast"
Yes, 10 was, 5ryly replied the In
surance man MY Uncle Ben killed
vi four old ,oostar9, his wife 1sde
four u FIVE apple pies, and steYec
NJ 3 peck Of prunes, and we sar
down to tbs fest"
But but It was ThanksI 3ng"
'sare Nike If IL hadn't ~ We
wouldn't have got tbs rrlnea"
"And-aad that was alI?"
".An except that after dinuer ny
Uncle Hen took up a collection To-
the heaChsn, and we Clipped In %
cents apiece. Ny Unoio Ben was the
heather, you Enow Oh, yes-New
England Thanksgiving, I've been
there"
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sssl.e " eoIthsta.

BE mora seonomical in the use IL
oaE nothe 9a;, 5on s7ae,s AiSnpnlT ag gcg gsias.s
wits Fslae degree Of Judgment a16
fitness 20 p6t waste your bes al
highest words uI N inferior o6fec-
eno ind mat when YOU have met ltn
M alag which Is superiadyely
gra,t aud good. the terms Ply vile
YOU would distinguish II have all been
fhrcyr away upon inferior things
that you are bankrupt in expires tea
Tf a thing is simply good, say s.; q
pretty, say &c, If very pretty, az. s7
II grand, say SO; ii sublime, say So.
Il fne. say so; If very fine, say So; #
magnificent. say SO; Il splendid, Say
30. These words al have diferers
meanings and you may a them all
Of as many different subjects ard not
use the word perfect once, That Is
a yer large word.-Timothy Titcomb
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LOCKING UP 8l6LE'@ PAST
Sears Masks o. ~h4th51sleies stronger
Than Wcrga ~ g4emer snG
Al { assies,

The Ctd and New Testaraents cone
to us bearing marx Of authenticity
innneasurabiy stronger han che work
Of Homer Horace. A~eschylpe, ThLey-
di~des-alnlost all The classics Of the
ancient world Lei rs frst consider
the older book TO the preservation
Of this we are, Of course, Indebted t..
the J3ws. But they have O merely
preserved It: sVch their scrupulous
regard for It thae they nave preserved
1t intact. TbeTe are no alternate rem
derings in the Hebrew scriptures.
Since the tasrl century. at latest
most minute rues have existed for
he guidance 3t tho scr!bes who
copied them. n every etter or dia~
critical mark has been faithfully rem
dered. The earliest sxtant ms. Of the
Hebrew Old Testament ID a copy Of
the Pentatauab. now in the British
museum. aad assigned to the ninth
century. 9la earliest MS bearing a
precise dat cory IA lta Prophets
at st, Petersburg. dated a. D 916. Be-
tween the taxt Of these copies and
that Of tire Hebrew Li5,a as Il Is
known tod2v there is no essential dif.
ference.
The 9enrew P|a1lRteuch ras re-
gE~lea q lha ye-3alv inspired com
nanicaton trcn El7l M mon. its text
was preserved s.lr tr5 mos, sedrlous
care The books of the Neg Testa-
msIt hcweva we're hot rag4 ted az
fps me- unyrnIav vr--. t1av 81. r,r~a.
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rln,e 70 Think oter Suicide

tooE paris greer to commit srj-
eide. To- hts . 6ose to xii hin. Emil
aent specialist happeA-, +o 10 called
IN. and started TO fix him rp
use. SAID paris green perfotr er. 'fNi
do ii anyhow after you have done with
me. Doctor got mad. IF that
way sou feel about 1t, you fool
said. III not waste my time On 7u
Paris green performer much a-sa
ishad and grieved. wen" ee SANG
give me 2f hours to thirk !. Owe.
pao,ee gave him "a hours and ~s
nvay lis The md Of the tine paris
green performer telephoned;
thought 1t aver and want to get
conc cd sae ne some more"
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aor psGE FROM A aomAEca
Conv~ersstion, tagsver, aesds s
Whcls Los More like . 8osas
ii asa life,
and 20 goar : ler rsg0ae9 % %

And 30 yonr r Ter refuses 10 con
cent 70 1ur uaicn1
He Toes Rodoiphus.
Tbs sad gouth swallowed a s63.
"Is mere lothlng left for aE. then,
3ut an slo1auent?' said he,
Nothing
20 yea yhink, Clemsntine, that you
c9uld abandon this lrxuriopa home,
forget 3l ne enjcyments o. great
wealth., bonish yourself forever from
your 6a crei. parents hearts. and 20
vest ? poor youns man to enter
a bone u lifelong poverty ard self
deni8l7T
= could. Rodolphas."
TIE sad youth rose YEARLY ami
reached for his hat
Then" said he. you are a. from
being The practical girl I have al,
along taken you to be.
And WITH one last look around On
he sunp'lousness that some Day he
he'd hop93 to share, he scb5ed ana
said fareWell.--Browning Magazine.
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.4round the Earth IN FjTs TO seven
avs" is the headline Of 2 c~ircuia. &
ter sent broadcast by { man il
e.n-on-the-Rhine, who wan e. o
marks ito defray the cost Of q model
atrshiu with which the earth c~irclils
fight may be accomplished. "Tnc b.
yentor, who has worked at the airs ,
nroblem for years" says the clrc
lar. lis Al years old, a practical ms
chanic, and / am his business mana.
ger" The ship, the promoter adds.
VIII have a speed capacity OF ESQ kilo,
meters an hour. Its passengers will
tax no risk as to safety, stops viii be
made without any difficulty and aa
many as 100 persons viii be aocommo.
dated. All that the promoter wants Is
10000 marks to build the model
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era. Man Of the Average Glass

It Is 4 Of the first things I'd l-
said about Macaulsy, that he va IN
enact accord with the common average
continent Of his day on every subieo-
an which he spoke. His superior
was not of that highest kind which
leads a man TO march in though l
the outside margin of the crowd, watc1.
ng them, sympathizing with then mop
ing for them, but apart Macauay
was one of the middle class crowd ID
his heart, and only rose above Ill BY
splendid attachments and extraordinary
gifts Of expression. He had none 81
that ambition which infiame5 some
hardy men, to make new beliefs and
new passions enter the minds Of their
naighbors; his ascendancy is de ID Vt
larry pomp, not to fecundity OF spirit
John Morley.
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Three cames presented themselves
at the doc where the arE a1 eaa
W, whef15 but two animals q 8ll
mad een called for.
One Of you fellows VIII have 70
step aside shouted Noah, very aa.
em2torily.
But the tsree ships Of the desert
smiled knowingly.
w." said the hrst Of them. IAN WY
camel witch shall pass throggs
ey9 1t a needle sooner han Il h
nsa shan en.ol the kiugdoE ii
en-
sai1 the second ''a-n the cane.
~11- 30 many reopl5 swallow while
srfa!r-ng at a gnlt-"
Il l." soia tie tl.rd &nd last. a
Ia eauel whose hacl Vas broken 5g
the Ia stra@
WI 5raaEun Na !, peraesving taas
POSTERS oFsla I'll spare any 1f THESE
aad w04j4 los ,sst for illustrations with
ont them, erafnstouely made ~ az.su
ton IN their favar-PucK.
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YcUF s~aatc8 FF7Ls FINE.


hta hse r1asg pr3plu tlon viii
: lsest a.ng ~ SGT Gld
ova caaia Eek, aour, gaEiy d out-of-
Or 1aab Vthin five MINUTES.
sa.s out f e,n1fgr ably
ar a aat l'ua l.xe i lump 81
4t uaea, CT 81 yUg have
a@ sgl Of ndiga tion.
aF dug sCrrs haIe IN
" case Of Par 5 Ttipep'
i JUST Ell soon e
Il e ALL be aa sour ri4-
az unaigeszed food
e u9 Ht3ha gss or
4. Or ae : tesling
n lsea, Initiating
iress or tinfl
u4l al 40, All ideR,
mere ia a,lsr food eft oyer
Lea rs poison your breath
1as edors
sg s.e s'u If . certain regula-
II ordel 81 tomacas, and be
e.a haif az Ycur food ard
tha fame IS II your
aaac1 tnsre.
saa q cent cases contain
m ,flcient to thoroughly
-fY a az Dys 5epsla. Indiges-
Uatar ssor ach disorder.
pr your stomach feels
! 81 ana uncomfortable noH.
reAf IN five minutes "
ID . apopain.
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IN an Illinois towp F. R~orklngmsn
having been informed at q six Is
baby had arrived at his Tome, eH
claimed; ''suf1cient," and his ne.gh.
boris, referring t. his having given
that name-Suf1 cieut-to the aaw
arrival, credited him With originality.
The incident resemble a case nearer
home, adds the New York Tribune,
a New York family q blessed til
nine daughters. when Ere s,7rk
brought q TENN on = vas IL ire
days when h slang tern for al If
told story vas e hes aat." ans ss
the baby c~erl@inly same under tlat
head sas received fae nama gut o.
suphcnys sek5 tic H7a .of h.
WORD vas employee. au6 sas was
called Marr0r.
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~. a. Ne~ YoRN. ao 5o-iat2
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09
IIIMA
des For a Year ,
e. Treatment

81 und1a, 6asr by the manufacturers
Ef CozzIls New Fornula fot Asthma in
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Any remedy {aEs dis5urps digestion,
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Ease.
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