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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

washington, d. c., March S.When
the extra session OF congress opens
on April 4 the make up of the commit
tees in both branches win be entirely
changed while the senate does not
change hands politically, SO many Of
the men who have dominated les delib-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

Perkins Of California viii undoubtedly
be appointed chairman Of the appro-
priations committee. Senator Cum
Minis of Iowa win, az leader OF the In
surgents, be among the most powerful
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08

or Hamilton, Mont, elected United
States senator at Helena on Thursday
last, was a member of the state SEN
at when w A. Clark was chosen
United States senator by means Of
bribery and was one Of the men who
resisted the Clark bribery agents and
exposed the corruption Of members Of
the legislature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
THE WEATHER

Unsettled and threatening weather
tonight and Thursday; cooler.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-08
England Not Responsible.

London, March S.-This evening the
foreign Office authorized the announce
ment that no instructions of any kind
had been sent to Ambassador Bryce
at Washington from London in regard
to events in Mexico.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13
rnG coLLGos alaLs ~.

0lvs M : epoca u MA. -
AM the sodium A1ka6.
Fer Tn go1m0 % make ~. mo00A
Tn going 70 mako ~.
For John VIII - hungry an elgo4 -
And HE tissues viii aecoNspoooA
- give NE . gram d 9hosphsto
Ana the carton and csliutpsA
Now give me Q chunk az cass1n. -,
70 shorten the thsrfnlc fss;
And hand me- the oxygen 6Ottle. -
And look at the ths9mOstat;
And " the electric ovsn's cold
Just turn II on half IN ohm,
For ! want 70 have supper rsaAy
~ soon - John gsts hoMA
Now. pass mo the nsutrai dsyps. MAMMA
And rotate the mixing machine.
But give me the sterilissd water arst
And the oleomargertne.
And the phosphate. too. for now ! think
The new typewriter's quit
And John will need more phosphate eooA
To help his brain = bit.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

TO die 10 ourselves and 10 live to
God: 10 renouncs our own Wills and 10
choose the will Of God - our only
rule; 70 rsnouncs our own glory and
20 seek the glory Of God: 10 distrust
ourselves and 10 pst our whole trust
10 God: 10 forget ourselves and TO
dive our thought 10 God; 70 reaouncs
ease and 10 labor tor God: 10 sacrifice
pleasure and 10 suffer for God; 10
siisacs our own passions and 10 listen
70 the voice Of God: 10 cruelty self.
lovs, and 10 substitute 1os u the love
q God; 70 surrender our plans anA n
isave I'll things 10 God. this b ne
Chriselan's past.-rsosloa.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

An lmpssss.
New ughtist-Why. what's the
matter?
Old Thoughtist-l've got Q tooth
ache.
N. T.-Dont you know n you had
faith you wouldn't have that tooth.
ache?
o. T.-Dou't you know that n yoa
had this toothachs you wouldn't have
any faithf
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13
Hssrtlsssnees.

Mr.. Binks (reading from newspa-
perD-The slaughtering Of aigrsttes
has been % frightfully extensive that
Il 10 estimated these beautiful birds
viii BE- totally extinct within . very
few years.
Mrs. Binks-What . pity that viii
b.! Even now. aisrettes are dread.
fully expensive.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13
AN ITALIAN DINNER
Decorative DINING ROOM m
THE NATIONAL coLoRa
Nsas: oussn's ~ ossps oalWssNe
ANA Santa, PlsreNelWa- oslWseM
owsesbees1s aNa Flisst u
0oo9.

n . certain furtnishtly club Of youns
married folk. where friendly rivalry
exists - to who shall give the most
novsl entertainment, one youthful
housekeeper made her function din
ner In Italian style.
The table was decorated 10 suggest
the fiag Of Italy. Two broad bands Of
silk. one green. one red. were placed
across the cloth At the ends Of tho
table. They hung over the edges Of
the board like scarfs. Tbs center.
piece consisted Of blue. red and white
flowers arranged by . florist TO repre-
sent tho shield which occupies the
central white field.
Al the head Of tho menu was writ.
ten the name OF the guest to occupy
that particular cover. thus making II
guest card also.
The menu RAM: First,
zuppa Regina Di Riso. or queens
rice soup. for which this 10 the recipe:
A tablespoonful Of rice -four 10 put
into saucepan and half . pint OF
milk ID added gradually. Boil gently
In double boiler ~ minutes. stirring
all the time In order to have II very
smooth. Just before serving time add
. tablespoon Of butter. pass II through
Q sieve and mix with good fowl stock.
which should be very hot when added.
6almone alla Santa Fiorentina-Sai-
mon. Steep . piece Of boiled salmon
IN oil. lemon Juice. salt and herbs for
an hour. Remove the bone and cut
the nsh into fillets or individual por-
ticns. Wipe dry the fllets. dip them
In beaten eggs and fry them . nice
color. Arrange them In . ring on the
dish. trim with fried parsley and
serve with mayonnaise.
Animelle Observation-Disclosures.
For the entree two sweetbreads are
blanched. larded and cooked very
slowly IN good stock. The stock II
skinned and reduced by boiling to
glase to cover the meat. The latter II
then cut into three or four pieces and
arranged round . dish. but the lard
ing must be well glased over In the
center Of the dish place q cup made
Of hollowed-out bread filled with .
macedoine Of vegetables.
Manso ALA Certosina--Fillet Of Beef.
Select tender rump steak or nllet Of
beef and put II In . stewing pan with
two slices Of fat bacon and three tea
speonfuls Of the best olive OIL Season
with salt and . suspicion Of nutmeg.
Cook without . cover and turn the
meat from Tina IN TINA Whan nicalv
Drowned add IN anchovy. mixed with
some herbs. al very flnsly chopped.
md . small Glove Of garlic with one
incisiOn across Il. Cover the whole
with good stock. put the cover on
the pan and when tender skim the
grease Oh the gravy. put the latter
through . sieve and pour over the
meat Do not let the garlic remain IN
the pot more than ave minutes.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

Bs sure the bird ID . tender one
tsQuab or quaiD: boil II carefully or
cook II whole In this manner: Put
into close covered vessel holding .
little boiling water and place Il over
Q very hot are. steam Il for few min.
utss. then brown Il In the oven. hast.
Ing Il frequently: serve . tomato. cur.
Tast jslly or wine sauce around Il A
simple sauce made Of currant jelly
melted with , little water b very
nice.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13
Al Out.

Al Out.
The Reporter-Where's the lady Of
the house?
The Maid-Out.
Reporter-where's tie ownsri
Maid-Out.
Reporter-Any Of the familyf
Maid-Out.
Reporter-Well. say-we have . ~
morning. 10 IT.
Mald-Out!
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

No Use for rhet KIM.
Miss Uppson." said the lady Who
was interested In charitable work. we
are getting up . raflie for . poor man
who 10 out Of work. Would you like
to take Q few chancesr'
mo. thank you" replied the fair
maid. II wouldn't know what to do
with . poor man II happened to win
him"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

.And who will b. the principal VI
lAis u your productioaf" asked the
friend.
oh. the arstnieht critic. suppose
replied the manager. YEARLY.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13
harmless Orsaks.
A woman may break
A mans heart at viii.
but IT'S always good
voe another break stiil.


Patience you think . little
knowledge 10 . dangerous thinsi
Patrics-Not II you set Il at Q COT.
Sssposdsncs school.-Youksrs States.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

States Attorusy-Ths testimony Of
those two experts for the defense Vas
very surprising.
His Assistant--l should say 20!
First time ! ever knew two Of them
to agree.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13
FOUND
WANTING

Hartnsy has always cherished ten.
~ rscollsctioas Of bis Cousin Lucy.
when hs was . small boy bis par.
eats frequently used to take him back
. the small town from which they
both had come. There be rioted among
ueclss and aunts. granduiothers and
cousins galore. all Of whom he &C.
eepted light.heartedly. ~ belonging to
Tie established order Of things. Lucy
especially was his chuin. She had big
blue eyes and 4 wide mouth that al.
ways laughed and most wonderful
knowledge Of birds and bugs and
toads. Everybody remarked how beau.
tifully the two get along together.
They exchanged Christmas presents
and kept up . correspondence till they
both were grown. Then outside inter
ssts gradually divided them. Hartney
hadn't been back to the old town In
years.
In the FIRST place. his wife always
preferred to 90 east or to Europe
when he had any spare time. and In
the second place there really wasn't
anything to 90 back for. since he had
outgrown the Joys Of blackberrying
and making sand pies.
put II was with real pleasure that
Hartney recently learned over the
telephone by the voice Of Cousin Lucy
herself that she was In town for the
Aay on her way east. She said she
had Cousin Bertha's daughter with
her and they would be delighted to A.
cen, Hartney's invitation to luncheon.
Hartney determined they should
have q luncheon they would remem.
her He reserved a table st one Of
he most fashionable places in town
ma even made out a menu with con.
s1derable care.
The cousins created each other with
r.nuine Affection, Then Cousin Lucy
ala IN 4 surprised tone. indicating
The tall and awkward sirl Of II who
vas with her "Why. Cousin Henry.
Aon.t YOU remember Adeline, Cousin
Rerths.. daurhter Won know on
cour.e .be vas . rood deal Younger
vhen Won saw her last, Come to
think of II. she was only z when you
Nv her before. That was the wear
TIE ham burned down. Won remem.
her .bout the harm"
To Hartney.s embarrass meut he did
-, n N. Ie.., rem.mhsr .hon, The
harm hut he had the presence Of mind
= conceal The fact stiII ha VA,
st.rtIed n ana that Cousin Lucv "a,
s.,hn,,n. ox.r Nth corver,.t,on .ho,,
~. r.,s,ion. whom he remembered
o,,v asmlv ar M, a, ali
.yon'A ,sved rnov Ann, s.,,n.-
-. .o,S NJ, ovsr ~. .orn .she,.
1900 s,.,v.e Az ro,,nA. ana hasn't an
-. :. -, "a ~. 1,., h.c.u.. ~.
.,~r,,s1 ,.rsrs tho,. hitt.r. ~. count.
IA 4, ,,,ch ~ narY ~ .,v.v, Az
-. s.,- IN on.e,,.
~ .So,,H ssv an. a,d,- u.,,,.x 70
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

oaUee ~ pv66lNos.
oeok 60 euD q nolassss with .
eahoeopoda q vingas asl . saltspooa
. IN ~ . fsv ninutes: - . table
npoGn e bu1tse - oefvA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

Rub oas cupful Of cold baked beans
throusA . sieve. season 10 taste. add .
teaspooaful u finely chopped parsley.
~ Same d chopped celery. and ~
~ prspars1 mustard. .oprsa1 upoa
thin buttsss1 slless q bread. and cut
inte any desired fern.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

Ella-That apple that Eve gave
Adam has been the seed Of much
trouble.
Tom-Yes: that was no seedlsss
fruit.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-13

win the gn.peesldsms.
"what 10 the latest tune II DseiinY'
.Dls wacht - RAi1ocsros."-h
ward LampooA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
Do not Punish
Nervous
Children

pupils been found Suffering from II IN one form OF
BEFORE the presence of ST betrayed there
v disturbance Of the general health The child shows lsess-
ness nattenOn Then it becomes restless and t"ehng OF
and jerking OF the limbs and body follow oten the
patient loses flesh and becomes pale and boodess
Most cases Of St Vitus dance maybe quickly cured if taken in
time II neglected complications which will
vent recovery Tor months and years Dr. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People St Vus dance because they build up the blood
and supply vitality wasted centers The following state
particularly valuable whose children are uer
ing from this common disease;
Mr. J. Merrill winona Pasadena ca says: MY
son. Vance when he six Old ne
school closed The disease started with tweng o.
shoulders and neck Ills heart was anectea
him. He WIS fru
uiated pale He nervous that we could
send him 70 school ~ see
bg number Of doctors but was not cured Then upon
the advice had been cured Of IT. pu dance
by DR. wnb Pak Pulls Pale reol began giving him the p
We ehf Che ai boa he heame gaete lie improved
steadily II has been over year
nov pills have noticed signs q The disease a gu
THERE'S absolutely way Of reaching The with medicine
except through blood The receive al Of their noursh
en and support from The blood which under healu conditions
carries lie elements needed 70 rebuild wasted Tissues
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
PORTLAND PAPER
EULOGIzED FARWELL

Concerning the death of John W.
Farwell, formerly of this city, the
Portland Telegram Of April IA says
"John w. Farwen, who recently had
moved to Portland for the purpose of
being associated with the Fred A. ia
cobs Company, died Tuesday evening
at st. Vineent's Hospital. Mr.. Farwell
had been manager of the Germania Life
Insurance Company of New York in
the Hawaiian Islands, with headquar-
tiers at Honolulu, and he left the serv-
ices of the insurance company for the
purpose of moving to Portland. He
was highly educated gentleman and
had hosts of friends throughout the
United States and Travail. Mr. Far
wen was nephew Of ex-United astatesi
Senator Charles Fapwell of Chicago and
brother of Granger Farwell, president
of the Farwell Trust Company Of Chi
eago. He is survived by his widow"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
submarine Aids 70 Navigation.

The Pacific Mail company, jolted
into activity by tue real competition
with which it is now fighting ON all
its routes, will install submarine re-
eeivers on the Mongolia, Korea, China
and Persia.
Tne government equipped all the
lighthouses ON the Coast with sub
marine signals more than a year ago,
but the first merchantmen TO be
equipped TO take advantage of this
valuable aid 10 navigation was tho
Japanese liner Tenyo Maru, This ays'
TEN Of submarine signaling has been
IN use ON tho Atlantic Coast for sew,
eral years with good results. A vessel
equipped with the receiving apparatus
WHOM within range OF the submarine
signal can definitely establish its posi-
lion matter Of great importance on
coast where foga arc preYAlent
with wireless ieleRraphyi submarine
Signals aud Intelligence on the part o.
me navigator. the perils 81 tho sea sFe
reduced ID minimum Rn1 travel ny
aaief T. probably sefer than travel on
ifud
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
BI1Ia


IT, 3. Notwithstanding Mani for
money spent during recent epidemic
II. p. lS6-Relating to a water works
commission fot city Of Honolulu.
II. b. 193--Relating to commission 30
handle harbors of Territory.
II. b. Calculating 80 storage Of ex-
plosives.
II. b. 25s- Relating to power Of
judge to set date upon which divorce
becomes effective. Tffsikt
II. B. 265-Pfoviding for additional
appropriations for ensuing biennial
period.
H. B. 26s-Relating to, advancement
of money by Territory for irnprovs.
fnents.
Passed Third Reading,
H. B. 209-Reiating to certain prop
erty exempt from taxation.
H, B. 235-Providing reimbursement
for Harbor Master Captain Trip.
H. B. 253-Making the sheriff of
Kalawao county appointive by the
board Of health. y9t
H, B. 204--Affording protection from
fraudulent conveyances of property. It's
H. B. 266-To provide against def
ciencies in public revenue.
Deferred,
H. B. 224-Relating to sewers, sewer
rates, garbage, etc. Deferred until
Monday.
Referred to Committee.
S. B. 66-Relating to government of
Hawaii County. Referred to commit
tee of the whole for Monday.
H. B. l93-Relating to telephone sys-
20, ~ Dc
ferred to committee of Hawaii senators.
RESOLUTIONS.
introduced.
s. R. %, by Qninn, providing com
mittee to pass upon claims against sem
ate.
Adopted.
S. c. R. 1l-Making reepportionment
of representation in legislature.
Adopted
H, G. R. e-Asking congress to pay
Hawaiian fisheries claims.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Judiciary committee recommends s.
B. Sc be referred to committee of the
whole.
Judiciary committee recommends pas
sage of H. B. 25s; relating to divorce.
1 Judiciary committee recommends pas
sage Of H. B. 20s.
Judiciary committee recommends. pas
sage of h. B. 266, relating to defcien
7 cies..
judiciary committee recommends
adoption of H. c. R. 6, relating to fish
cries.
Ways and means committee recon-
mends passage of H. B. 265, relating tt
appropriations.
Health committee recommends pas
sage of H. B. 1862, relating to claims.
Printing committee reports II. B. "a
as printed and ready for distribution.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From secretary Of Central Improve
mnet Club. transmitting resolution il
re sanitary find.
From clerk of house, returning s. L
1877, as passed third reading.
| From clerk of house, returning 5. /
l2l, with amendments concurred in.
, From clerk of house, returning s. {
T R. 6, as adopted.
From clerk of house, returning s.
R. 8, as adopted.
From clerk of house, naming confer
t ence committee of house on amsnC
r ments TO S. B. 127.
! From clerk of house, naming confer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25

eatc soumities On housa amendments 10
.s IN aa
From clerk az Aousc. nauiht eonfsf
enee committee on houso amendments
90 g. b. a0
From tiofk Of house, naming same
confrrets on conference committee 10
continue discussion on n. n. eip.
From clerk Of ho1se, reporting adop
tion OF report Of conference committee
on n. y. as.
From clerk Of house, reporting adop.
ton OF report Of conference committee
on II. y. IS.
From clerk Of house. reporting adop-
tion Of report Of conference committee
on n. b. las.
q From clerk OF house, transmitting II.
3. 1913, as passed third reading.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
haanuka On VIZ % coast,

The Royal Mail steamship hanukal
which made several lups from Sydney
10 vancouver Yia nouolalu = expected
a. alnYe 10 faa flauelseo ~ Apul ~
ffam AnaiFalla, 81 iAa lan faeeHilt -
iahlah0a heiaeea lhe Anilpeaes e
sau Flanrlafa AmpaH Che raeafneef'
eli H. laIea npmhff IF fmanlHiH
aha AZ ~ laeia ~ ianaos q ieta a
IlH afHHafIaH HffaHaHlsE 4Af AH
aaHa aaa nul ~ ile lan j. rlaee ~ lAi
"a Aefaa ahIah Haf ~ Ass8 n q
FaiH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25

Judiciary sommiilts maiot'ty febJft
stlsr soi Jon oiihtei \ aihiaii.sr
wi,i. 40 levor Sodl4 Action ds-
farrtd.
select COMMITTEES of Qsiln members
majority rcnoh rctonmlnded passage
Of n. ID ga 5relaiiur "a tppid transit
franchise, "A hmfAdaii Improved,
Judiciary committee recommended
that II. B. ets, llssAg rfsponsibility OF
banks FOR checks be tabled. Approved.
FTrx.sBvENTH DAY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
CoMMUNIcATIONe.

From Chief Clerk o Sullivan stating
that Governor had signed II. b. 100
(the poi bilD, as act lOll 3. b. III, as
act 1902.
From chief clerk stating that Gov
ernor had signed s. u. llS, as act 1895
3. ., AZ, AS act lO4j II. b. $40, as act
los; 3. -. ll6, aH act 1906.
From J. 4. B0Wn, secretary Of board
Of public lands enclosing copy Of min
ntes of board since organization. Filed.
From county clerk Of Maui enelos'
ing resolution BY supervisors protesting
against ehange IN government ns pro-
posed 10 u. j.. 2aS. FILED.
From clerk u senate transmitting
r, q N . ~ adopted
Ffem elefk u senate transmittlng p,
m u III ~ adopted by senate
flom eleik ~ Hpnafe returning i, y.
u Fl NJ adopted M afaHif
Hlbm CLERK 81 seHaie lfaHsmlilinR
II II laI ~ paaaed ~ Third faRaiuf
lIam eielk II senate returning i y.
~ y siHfeaea - thlsa reading Con-
fnTei |H.
Hlam flalb 81 aenHie feiafHluR g ~
80 afal nasEInK lAlfa faaalaH
fEHH flaIh n HanHie IaiAIaiha II 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
Senate Proceedings
FnrY.rouRTH DAY.
Br1Ls

Passed Second Reading.
II. 3. 2ls--Relating 20 lease Of Ka.
hoolawe sci
Passed Third Reading.
8. b. Relating. 80 the deposit
Of territorial moneys in bank.
III. b. 62--Reimbursine Maui county
$4,000 spent in aid Of board Of health.
H.,B. i97--providing Homestead with
house for patients released from leper
settlement.
II. b. 225-Relatihg to iDsanitary
lands and their improvements
II. B. 2S3-Relatipe to tenure Of off
fee Of Maui supervisors.
II. B. 257-Relating to arbitration
IN land cases.
LIB, 262-To authorize reduction OF
capital stcek of corporations
RESOLUTIONS,
Introduced.
8. r. 2l-By ppointing Sen.
ators Enudsen. Hewitt, Chillineworths
Pail and Makekau as hold over com.
mittee on public lands. " t7g
Adopted. ~
H. G. r. 24-Relating to Waiohinu
spring water rights. eysstrs stf
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Conference committee recommends
passage of II. B. 2, relating to salaries
of Honolulu county officials, amending
city attorneys salary from $4,000 a
year to $4,000. Adopted.
Land committee recommends passage
of II. B. 2ls, relating to lease of Ka-
hoolawe.
Land committee recommends passage
of H. C. r. "a, requesting attorney gen
eral. etc. to take steps in adjudieating
waiohinu spring water rights.
Printing committee reports s. B. 127
reprinted and ready for distribution.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From H. P. o sullivan reporting
signing by Governor of S. B. 11S, as
act 1903; S. B. AZ, as act 104; H. B.
240. as act Jos; s. B. lis, as act 106.
From H. P. O'Sullivan reporting
signing by Governor of H. B. 100, as
act l01, and S. B. Ill, as act lO2. .
From clerk Of house returning 5. B.
10 as passed third reading.
From clerk of house transmitting Il
B. 1872.
From clerk Of house transmitting H
B. 200 as passed third reading.
FTFTY-FHTH DAY.
BILLS.
introduced.
S. B. 19s-Relating to the charge Of
Judges in courts of record made to
juries.
Passed Second Reading.
n. r. oO7-Relating to duties Of
clerks in courts of record. On calen
dar for today.
H. B. 231- Extending franchise o.
Rapid Transit and Land Company, a.
amended. On calendar for today.
H. B. 24S-Providing for ten pc
cent. interest on delinquent inheritance
taxes. On calendar for today.
H. B, 260-Relating to procedure il
certain criminal cases, On calendar TO
today. es III ta
Passed Third Reading.
H. B. 165-Passed third reading a
a B. 218-Providing for cancella
ton of lease of Island Of Kahoolawe
Passed.
Tabled.
H. B. 222-Relating to the disposl
ton of fines, court costs and bal
moneys in certain cases. Tabled.
h. B. 243-Fixing the responsibility
of banks to depositor for raised 9
forged checks. Tabled.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Judiciary committee majority srepol
recommended passage of II. B. 1s6, Il
harbor commission. Action deferred.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25

N 800 HlN lhilgsslfai HfHa
today far aur ha0hlel . Aelf
aaa Disorders a Mfllaal "A
llalae lfaalHnal u is free.
~ NlllIaHs plna rllla Hls
fala b 81 alaealalai IS aIll =
seHi postpaid ~ ffeelni -
price "a feHiH - laH5 e.
aaes II re ~
l|aH AalanE faHINI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25

Children are doubtless pun
ished many times at school for
not keeping still or for dropping
things when the trouble is chorea,
or St. Vitus' dance, as it is popu-
larly called. So common is this
nervous disease in childhood thai
in some schools one-hfth of ali
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25

TAs hide ~ thp hull ulenhHai snni
b. loAuH Roosevelt ln Afrira End pre-
aFntad fa tha University ~ f'aliinlnla
Haa resolved ~ fhf nnlFrmiif fipln
llf hmIihaan sn iHalilHiian, Where 4
hel hpan prepared faf meuallnE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-25
FIFTY HHVnHTH DAY,
Bills

h q leo UIaailug superintendent
~ public a0fAa ia secure aalaf rights
in faHaa }alleg ~ condemnation pro-