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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18
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Three bedroom house on Kalakaua
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
THE WEATHER.

Local ONCE, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu. r. H., January rs 1911.
Temperature, =. m; S Il. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum:
Il; ~: 20; "A; 20.
Barometer reading. Absolute hum
idity Cgrains per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at a. m;
2g.75i 5000; SO; 5S
Wind velocity AMI direction at 6 q.
M; a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
1GSW; 14SW; 15SW; 17sW.
Rainfall durmg "a hours ending a,
m. 81 inches rainfall
Total wlnd movement during q
hour ended at noon $40 miles.
wM. b. STOCKMAN.
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18
SCHOOL PLANS
ARE DISCUSSED

meeting of Supervising Principals
of Honolulu was held yesterday after
noon at the Education Departments
offices. The matter under discussion
was the grading of pupils and their
promotion. The following schemes
were discussed:
1. promotions at any time during
the year, as teachers find that pupil
can profitably pursue the work of the
next grade. Possible in small classes
where there is much individual teach
ing.
2. The other extreme is promotions
only once a year, at the close of the
summer term.
8. Quarterly promotions, possible
only in large schools with four teach
ers for each intermediate grade.
A. To divide the pupils of each
grade into three groups according to
their capacities. Each group to pro-
coed at a different rate through the
course, and in this way a part of the
grade may be promoted each term.
Sometimes called the Cambridge plan
When there are three divisions of
a grade in one room a pupil may be
easily transferred from one group to
another-higher or lower.
g. To divide the grade into as many
sections as desirable in some subjects
in the course, which are deemed es-
sential and other studies pursued by
the whole grade together. For in
stance, number, reading, proper use
of language and geography might be
called the essential subjects of the
course, that is, the subjects on which
promotions should be based. If it be
decided what the essential subjects
shall be then the class may be divided
into groups in those studies and
taught as whole in'the additional
, subjects.
Tests for promotions-Daily record
l of work, written examinations, teach
er's judgment of capacity of child cor
+ roborated by principal, with some
t written tests. All three combined.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18

III. b. O'dell is no longer connect
ed with the Associated Garage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18

wlfo's intimacy with Driver had been
going ON since 1906 u was common
talk IN Kona that McCuaid had n deep
and affcctlonatc regard for his wife
and children. Tie was practically a
physical wreck on November last
ne underwent treatment by DR. Muir.
ray
on the morning Of the alleged shoot
Ing he went down town. and after re.
Numbering certain things that did
transpire, his mind became a blank.
The next thing he remembered was
coming to himself on the floor Of the
Baltimore Dairy, wounded He had
no recollection Of the shooting that
took place. But he remembered be-
ing taken tothe hospital, thinking that
It was about twelve o'clock.
Counsel would endeavor to prove
| that from sickness, bodily and men,
tai, at the time McQuaid fired at Dri-
Yer he was absolutely irresponsible
for his actions In other words coun-
sci would introduce medical evidence
that at the time the alleged shooting
took place he was suffering from mo-
nomania, and was not accountable for
what he did. That was not the only
occasion on which he had such a
lapse. McQuaid was acting as though
he we're in a trance. Many people
had noticed a fixed and vacant look in
McQuaids eyes. Frequently, McQuaid
had recourse to liquor.
"If we bring these facts to your at
tention and show to you that the de-
PENDANT was absolutely irresponsible,
We ask for an acquittal," concluded
Attorney Douthitt.
McQuaid was called as a witness.
He said that he had resided over fif-
teen years in the Territory. During
that time he had worked for Brewer &
Co., the Dillingham; Co., and the Kona
Development Co. When asked II he
had any family, he broke down and
could only answer by holding up two
1nBeTS. he Sdlu Ill DIOheu NOlSS
that he had been married for twelve
years. He then told how he came
to know Volney G. Driver. Driver,
he said, was recommended to him, and
he employed him as a bookkeeper in
= the Kona Development Co. The most
friendly relations existed between
= Driver and himself. The surroundings
were not pleasant, so witness took
) Driver to his own home, until better
accommodations,w were provided. When
Driver was ill, witness took him to his
, home and did all that he possibly
could for him.
At one time McQuaid's grief was SC
keen that Judge Cooper considerably
= suggested a ten minute recess. When
t he told of the children having inform
ed him that their mother had tried tC
{ persuade them to say that he hat
, struck her, he broke down complete
ly. At other times he became hys
, terical.
t When he told of having seen Drive
: passing through the children's room
I the scene was heartrending
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18
RIFLEMEN
HOLD MEETING

An enthusiastic meeting of mem
bers and supporters of the Hawaii Ri
fie Association was held this after
noon at Notes lunch rooms, w. A.
Wall was elected president, ]. II. Fish
er vice president, Irwin Spalding sec
rotary and treasurer and F. II. Blan-
chard executive officer.
The idea Of opening ;ae season with
a gallery shoot in the National Guard
room for all corners, was favored. The
date was not fixed, but this will be
held some time before Washington's
birthday. The committee will take
up Immediately the matter of obtain
ing ranges, rifles and ammunition.
eDnlnbull, eJoUuntt "a. aHcdsa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18
MARU TONIGHT

Messrs. Hackfeld and Company have
received advices from the America
Maru stating that it is expected to
reach port from the Coast at seven
o'clock this evening. The America
MaEu has no passengers for Homo
lulu, except lay-overs, and no freight,
and she will leave for the Orient at
ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-18

After today, all unpaid sewer and
water rates for the year will be delln-
quent,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

noe ten= Gntpidelungs = &onferen5 nit
elmer 9egriiBungsaniprade oeS @ou'
perneurs Morris er0ffnet mor0en. Sn
Mntmort auf @ouperneur MorriS' 8e-
griiBung ergriff @ouperneur @berbnrt
pom Minnelota 0as @ort uno ent=
mtdelte leine Sheen iiber sic 3med=
maBigfeit ser Sdaffung elmer glei@=
m:Bigen @eiebgebung in man6er
&i1jidt in SEN Staaten 6e5 @orome=
items l1n0 iiber oas @unidensmertbe
zines Sui ammenarbeitens aller Staa-
ten oieies groBen @ebietes 5um ge'
meinjamer un6 gegenieiti9en Nuten.
@ouperneur gberbart 5onte Sames
s. SIN un6 2ol1is 80. SIN bobes uno
unei1geidrdnftes Sob fir lire 10 er<
folgrei@e Gbatigfeit fir sic @nt1pi6e=
lung nn6 @ridlieBung 6es Morome=
items. gr mies i'm @erla1f ieiner &e=
Sc oarauf fin, 6aB sic 8ep0lferungs=
5entren, sic 6obrifen uim., iid int
mer mebr nod. 6em @eiten gu ber=
i6ieben. Sic Sdmeiteritdote be5ei@=
nete er als sic gingangspforte IN
Sen groBen @oromelten. ct. Saul
lit 5l1m &auptquartier Ser Noromeitz
gntpiflungs=2iga gepablt moroen
uno int 3eitraume bon fnapp flint
Minuten murbe inn Subifriptionsme-
ge Sic summe bon $4,000 fiderge-
-5tS5t '} g9r& Rs N5Peit bs} f 81 Merei gh
6ielem 6onos baben sic 5dmeiteritao-
tie $4,000 beigetragen, 5eattle $10,=
900 uno Ser @eit pertbeilt ii@ auf
sic beioen 9afotas, Soabo, Oregon
uno Montara. Wan beabiidttgt, ms
geianmt einen Gon6s bon 100000
auf5ubringen, uno in elmer Sibung
ser grefutipbebor6e I'M naditen Mo-
nate ion Elm tu6tiger grefrttpiefre<
tar gepablt mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

faufen, neil lie 5u gleider 3eit 2un=
heon ierpieren. 9aourd, 10 erflarte
Ser @idter, ltellten Tie iid Sen &e=
ltaurants gleid, l,n0 nad oem Mlllat=
gel eb bon Soma oarf in einem &eitau=
rant fein geiitiges @etranf perfauft
mer0en.
Musfatine: = Madoem pori=
&c ISOLDE Sic itreifenoen &nopfarbei=
ter fir Sen our6 &ermittlung @ou=
pernel1r CAROLS 5%ultanOe gefomme=
1en @ergleib NIT SEN N%rbeitgebern
ongenomlnen batter, mur0e am Gon=
neri tug in Sen idm1ntlihen Eerlm1t=
tertnopffobrifen Ser 8etrieb pieoer
in rplem ltmfange al1fgenommen.
Gin 1beil Ser 6abrifen mar mabren0
SEES Streifs gang itillgeitanoen, anoere
fmtten III belhrdnftem llmfange sic
Mrbeit nit ni9torganilierten Mrbei=
tern fortgei ebt.
Sefferon. = Maridau BUS
By bon 8aton, Soma, lit bon &oit<
rdubern erihoiien mor6en, ais er oas
Sdl1lbal1s 5mei Meilen oitli6 bon
hier betrat, um an ser Spite elmer
Nolle sic 8anoiten 81 perboften, MEL
DE am Morgen bos &oitamt bon 8a=
tom erbroden uno &oitmertbiaden
uno @elo geitob1en batten. giner
ser 8anSiten, melGer idtper Dertpun=
Get mar, ergab ith3, mabreno ser an=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

lid angenommene @eieb, 6urh 6as
fit sic obere tSalbiniel sic 8aliagter.
rate auf 5mei Gents sic Meile feitge>
iebt miro.
Megamnee. -Sm pierten 5tol-
len ser bel Megaunee, Mtd., gelege-
men @atforo=@ rl1be famen flint, men11
nibts feds Mam ant lebten 6reitng
mns 2eben. @is G%reitagaben0 font-
tie mir cine 9eide geborgen meroen;
ser 3ugang gu Sen i%i6rigen lit 0nr6
Sic Ilamn1el1 abgei6nitten, Sic fauM
Dor 9amitagmorgen gel0idt meroen'
fDnnen. Son sen ltmgefommenen
fins folgeuoe Mamen befannt: &idaro
Wea mr1o iein Sobn @iliam, @erbert
0oper, Mugllt 6reoerifion un0 Mott
Serpolu. @ie 0dS Sel1er entitan0, lit
nod nidt feitgeiteut, ser S@aoen
miro porausiidfli6 peridie0ene tau=
ie,10 Collars betragen.
@aibingto..
5pofane. - 5adyberitdnotge
erflaren, oaB ein maize BON 8udepe,
@aib., Is Mei(en norolib BON bier,
BON George $. Sapage bon @bicago
entoedtes Eager BON aieieleroe 70
MtiQionen Sonnen BON oieler entbal=
tie. gopage organiiiert cine &orpo-
ration bieiiger aapitaliiten CUR gr=
ridtung elmer @lasfabrif in Spofa-
ne, in melder 800 geii6te slrbeiter
Mnitellmg finoen iouen. Sic Sad=
peritan0igen erfldren lit ibren 8e=
ri@ten, oaB oieie &ieieleroe sic bod=
graoigite lit, Sic lie lie unteriudt ba<
ben, rno oaB oas 2ager nabridein-
li9 oas gr0bte in Mmerifa lit.
Gacoma. = IS lit angefiinotgt
moroen, oaB Sic &onferen5 BON Be
amten Ser Mortbern @aeific 8abn un6
ser Srego1=@ darlington 2inien in 60
coma, @aib., beet6et moroen lei, uno
oaB Sic Nabnen bereit ieien, &l3ne
sur gntlpide(ung 0es Serritoriums IN
Ser Ne6be BON Tacoma, Seattle nno
@raps @arbor aus5ufibren. 8ab<
reno Ser a%onferen5 muroen Gin5el-
beiten belproden iiber sen 8uu Don
gemeiniamen 8abnbofen un6 Sic ge-
meiniame 8eniibung bon @eletien.
Sic geamten ser betreffen0en 8ab=
men fins mieber a%bgereiit.
Mu1ttana. :
@eIenn.- Sin Mnmeienbeit bon
$50 affre0itierten 9elegaten aus
Minneiota, Noro-3 afota, SM0=Dafo=
ia, Montana, S0abo, @aibington uno
Sregon lit bier 3om1eri flag sic Moro=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

q gdaben $50; 5bomos 9dper, @H
MWA, @eet: 80. Snip. 1876, STANCE SO,
Sdaoen $50; $. 9etermann, 1914 g
@A sect. 10, Snip. 1876, ST. 80, 5daz
ben $50; Sbeobor 56urmann @h 5@A
gect. "a, Snp. 1876, &l. 81, 5daoen
$75; Maria S. 3ue, S@A NgA EJECT.
"a, Snip. 1875, Al. 81, Gdaoen $15. 8ez
6elgt u11o beliegelt NIT ltnteri1rift bieies
Boaro perfeben gu ct. Gloub, Minn., in
genanntem COUNTY ben 2. Mai 1911 Na<
mems Deg 8oor6 Ser County, gommii1dre
bon Stearns COUNTY, Ninn.
S. 8. &otpaltotpsti, 8orliber.
8eitdtiet: S. g. @au, County, Mubitor.
(S6lnb in ndebiter Nummer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

oere iid pertbeioigte, Bis ein 5duB
ibna nieoeritredte. Ser gefangene
M6l1ber meigert iidL ieinen Namen
ar5ugeben.
@iseuniin.
Milmaufee. = Gle Gorberei>
tungen fir oas SO. S%angerfcit, mel
dies in. Milmaufee pom %. Bis 25.
Suni abgebolten meroen miro, fins I'M
beiten 3uge. Ser Elan fir oie groBe
@ubne fir 5000 Singer lit nun aus
gearbeitet. 1871 @eiangpereine bethel
ligen iih an Sem 6eite, ur1o mon be-
reitct 0uartiere fir 10000 8eiuder.
Ma6iion. = Die 6eiiteuung
ser 8ooenperb4ltniiie in @iseoniin
rrimmt unter 2eitung bon Hrof. q.
81. @bitlon pom la1omirtbidaftlider
Depnrtement ser l1niperiitat bon @is=
coniin in Maoilon, oem Serr IS. S.
@eib bon bun6esitaatli6en 8ooenoe'
purtement sur seite itebt, ieinen ite-
tigen Tortgang. Mit Sen Mrbeiten
lift audi cine &artenaufnabme oes
5taates perbunoen. Die Mrbeiten
meroen Damn ipGter in Sen Counties
Tono SIT Sac, ga Groiie, SSuneau uno
@emasfum fortgeiebt.
MiImaufee. 9te Mtlmalt>
feer Snouitrie Musiteul1ng miro Be-
Itimmt bon 2. Bis gum IL. September
inn auditorium abgebalten meroen
uno i1 @erbin6ung nit 6ieler miro
mabri6einlid cine Notwithstanding
ltattfinoen, mie BON ser Milmal1feer
@runoeigentbums beb0roe oorgeidla=
gen lit. Sic gor5iige @isconlins
lino, pie sic 8efiirporter 6ieier M11s=
itel1ung erfldren, nod niemnls Sen
Mniieolern oieIeS 2an6es gegeniber
heroorgetoben moroen. @err M0olf
@infler fat ioeben BON ieinem 5ob,1
&ihar0, Ser iih III Seattle alfbalt,
einen 8rief erbalten, in Sem oieier
ieine Mniiht a1bin nusipridt, 6ab
@isconiin imitan6e lei, 5ieielben &C.
miiie un5 6rii@te in 6erielben @ite
gu pro6u5ieren, mie ser 8eiten oes
2an0es. Iroboem ieien Sic Yreiie
fir 6armen in @isconlin beoeltten0
nie6riger ols int 5taate @aibington,
pas Dor auem oaraltf 5urMd5ufibren
lei, 6aB fir @tscon1in nidt Sic no
tbige ,&eflame gema6t mer0e.
Midigan.
San ng! - @or1perneur %
born bon Midiga1 Undergraduate am
Gienitag fur5 Dor Gertagung Der
Staatslegislatur oas bon 6ieie r fur5=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Creamery 5u berfanien.
Cine inn nor6meitlihen Theire ns

Cine i'm nor6peitli9en EbeiIe bon
Minneiota gelegene 8utterfabrtf nebit
@isbaus, @obnbaus, Stan uno etpo
5mei uno Elm balb Slider 2ano auf Dem
iid sic @eb6u6e beftn6er, a1nter an.
Observation-Disclosures gu faufen. 8e-
polferung 6urbmeg 6euti9 uno fatbo.
liih. Cute @emeggriin6e mesbaIb 5u
pcrfaufen. gtaibereS 5u erfragen in
ser uNor6ltern" office. 15ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
(Offi5ieW
&erbanblmngcn bes 8oarb Der Conn
p%=Gpmmiilare bpn Stearns
County, Minn.
Beg Gpunthz Mubitors.

Office bes County Mubitors.
5tearns Gou1tD, ben 2. Wat, 1911.
4 6pe3ie1le 5ibung. Sem
binterleefen aufruf 5nfolge trat ote Be-
b0rbe auiammen. S. s. &onalfotpstt als
8orliber uub antpeienb sic Wlitglieber
Sal. 6ermm,, ,sacob @eber, Sic. Sboz
men un6 s. s.. Ganfielb. @elud beg
6ermann Si5der unb anberer fir Grim
buna eitics neuen SGulbi1trifts purbe
Dem 8oarb 5un1 S6lnBberbDr porgelegt.
urb 90 cine bon @iu 6enbridion uno
anberen undergraduate @intpenonng nn0
elm anberer bon s. 81. Nc&tnlep uno
unberen unter3eidneter Gintpanb gegert
@riinounq beg proppnirten 9titritts benz
8oarb unterbreitet tpuroe, 10 tparo Die
Mnaeleqenbeit noh gebDriger 8e1pre6nng
rm6 alf Mntraa Beg Silt. Sbomen Biz 8
l1br Nadmittags our peiterem @erbor
suriidoeleat. - Muf Mntrag Beg S. s..
ganfielo, unteritibt bon 8alentin Ser
man, pnrbe bag @efuh BEG Soiepb 2iebl
unb anberer fir einen neuen County
Eahrtpeg i'm Sotpn &odbtqe tpe9en Tormz
fehler bertborfen. Muf Mntrag @ertaz
gl1ng big Nadmttags bab 2 1br.
Nadmittagsiibung, ben 2. Mai, 1911:
9eI HeAluR llul pte OeyoAoe
suiammen; nlle Witqlieber artpei eno. S.
8. &opaltotpsfi als 8oritber. Sn Sa9en
Ser ~Sncorporation bes 8iQage ct. An<
thon6, @tearns gorntb. Nttnn.. tpuroe
folaenber 8ei6luB bonn 8oarb einitimmig
angenommen: 9a Sobn Sebrletn bonn
gofpn @rain nnb anoere aus benz gletdhen
Sotpn in 5teorns @ountb, Wtinn. Elm @e<
turf unterbreiteten fir SSncorporation oes
8iIage ct. Nntbonb in genanntem Count
III nn6 Stoat. 10 tpurbe folgenoer 8el 6lnB
bonn gountbratb bon @tearns @ountb am
2. Mai 1911 angenommen: 8ef6lo1en,
baR bas @einh Der 8itteIer in beia9ter
Tetition guteebeiBen unb bak Sreitag.
ser 90. D4ai 1911 3tpi1den 8 l1br bormitz
tags uno 5 ubr nahmittags in Soc Maz
bers Weu1dinenfduppen. tpel6es @ebdll6e
auf Got 9 in 8lod s auf Der Sopnieite
bon ct. antbonb. innerhalb Der @renz
aen bes proponirten Btqnge hermit als
ISrt uno i3eit beitimmt lei. tpann nno mo
Sic 8abl innerbab bes Serritoriums BEG
Ibeiaaten BiIage bon ct. Nnthonb fur ooer
laegen Incorporation. itattfinoen IGN; bab
Bic uadgenannten gleftoren. @%eii6enten
uub 5timmgeber bes p%ropontrten giqnQe
'biermit %ernannt feien, I'm bel berg8abl als
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

- Spredt in unierer Banf Dor uno
labt @u@ BON unierm @aiiirer Sen
@ortbeil urierer 3eit=Depoiiten=Ger.
tififate observation-disclosures. 6armers
State @anf .pf ct. Glou1. 16ha
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

SeIena.- Sn Mnpeienbett Dor
$50 affreoitierten 9elegaten aus
Minneiota, Noro-1 afota, Siio=Dafo.
ia, Montana, Soabo, @aibington un1
Oregon lit bier 3on11erltag sic Moro;
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-12-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK
COMBINATIONS OF GREATER or
LESSER IMPORTANCE.
A BOILING DOWN Of EVENTS
National, Political, Personal and Other
Matters In Brief Form for All
Glasses Of Readers.
Washington.

New bids for the transportation of
United States mails rom Atlantic to
Pacific ports via the Panama canal
will be asked for by the postotiice de-
partment.
At a five hour session of the cabinet
President Taft and his official advis-
ors perfected second one-topic mes
sage that will be sent to congress be-
fore the Christmas adjournment.
y plea for the free use by all ma
tons Of the completed Panama canal
is made by John Barrett. director
general of the pan-Amercan union, In
a statement in the official bulletin OF
the pan-American union.
An appeal from the Persian people
to congress OF the United States Tor
aid and sympathy in their controversy
with Russia, threatening their lnde-
pendence, was read in the house OF
representatives. 1t asked aid consist
ent with Persia's dignity and inde'
pendence.
The national antitrust league local
branch adopted resolutions asking
for the expulsion from the Stanley
committee, also from the house OF
representatives, chose unfaithful rep.
resentatives whose proven collision
and conspiracy with the steel cor
poration has been established"
The Stephenson senatorial election
Investigating subcommittee prob.
ably will report to the full committee
Just before Christmas holiday recess.
A bill prohibiting corporations from
making contributions in political cam
paigns was introduced by Senator
Culberson of Texas. The bill also
limits the contributions of individuals
to 5000.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-12-28
General.

Repeal of Canadian reciprocity is
proposed in a bill by Hepburn OF Ida
hu.
was we'll received by both houses oil
congress.
Senator Smith turned back to the
treasury $4,000 pay for senatorial
service while governor OF Georgia.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
says there is too much waste be-
tween the producer and the consumer.
Union Pacific now holds &C per
cent. of stock of st. Joe & Grand Is
land after making big increases dur
ing year.
The president, in resolution, was
asked what countries had applied for
free admission of their print paper
and pulp wood.
There were 1,343 naval court-mar.
tails last year, according to the an
nual report of Captain Robert l.. Rus
sell. judge advocate general.
\ report from Washington stating
that the Fort Assinoboine military
reservation would be opened for entry
has started a rush for that section.
For the coinage of subsidiary
money at San Francisco, Director of
the Mint Roberts purchased 100000
ounces OF silver at $500 cents per
ounce.
Andrew w. Mellon, multi-million.
aire banker of Pittsburgh, is suing
his wife, Mrs. Cora McMullen Mellon,
member of leading family of Dublin,
Ireland, for a divorce.
The Persian students resident in
Switzerland have cabled an appeal to
President Taft, asking him, in the
name of humanity and liberty. to pro-
tect Persia against foreign aggression.
Because he owed $50 he could not
at once pay to friend he had Dor
rowed the money from, Adolph Edel-
bauer, Bohemian, aged % years and
single, shot himself at Yankton, s. D.
George Davidson, for thirty years
head of the United States coast and
geological survey on the Pacific
coast and member of the pricipal
geological societies of the world, Is
dead, aged SO years.
IF the republican party dominates
Senator LaFollette and the democrats
Woodrow Wilson l shall go to fight
ing with John D. Rockefeller on cleo
ton day" said Senator Thomas p.
Gore Of Oklahoma in st. Paul.
Colonel E. A. Hawkins, aged GO,
who, as a private in the signal serv.
ice of the union army was the first to
telegraph to Washington the news Of
the completion of Sherman's march
to the sea, is dead at Upper San.
dusky, o.
Governor Thomas r. Marshall of In.
diana received the confessions of the
McNamaras brothers as a vindication
of the charges that he had aided in
the kidnapping Of John ]. Mcnamara
at the time Of his arrest In Indian.
apolis.
Pleas Of guilty were entered by the
Mcnamara brothers. and the long
Los Angeles trial 10 over. The con.
fession caused . great sensation.
After serving the government con.
tinuously for sixty.tares years Thomas
Harrison. now clerk st the naval oh.
servatory, viii DO denoted ct his own
request.
mot Q word" said Theodore Rooss.
velt, when asked to comment on the
Mcnamara case. But" no added
quickly, "just turn back to my editori.
q in the Outlook, entitled murder 10
nurdsr,' and compare what was said
Nep With what is being said now" !.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-12-28
PARADISE BETTER
THAN HONOLULU
Paradise Of til, Pacific Not In
II With That Promised.
The Nation Born In Day Does Not Re.
fer to Heather Conversion. Says Pas.
tor Russell, but to 1.-THE Church Which
10 the Body Of christ"-"Whoss
Names Are Written In Heaven"

Honolulu. Ha.
wall. December II
AS our ship near.
cd your beautiful
island l thought
back Il century tc
the time when
these islands We're
unciviliZcd. 1t call.
ed to my mind the
text. "Who hath
Ii card such a
thing? Who hath
seen such things:
Shall the earth be