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particularly the value of interurban roads
70 cities Of Omaha's size Business con
ditions in Nebraska he said, are better
than in the east
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
Make IT UNANIMOUS.

very good bit spend present
time running idle
quito campaign and who their jaws and look wise the
a in circulation The advice fForeet ''
either
to Block little
bit making Honolulu
Mosquito Free" ...s
talking
that Honolulu running
long allow the daylight
lus in
And while the job
able that little something
hoes the patriotism
Ito that inspection hides what should b
tho fsmari he fool DO not
I'm that big enough already.
like being do them anyhow. w
have there win be
afterwards kick things pleased at the result tina
will forget kicks aftnrwards arrives
Honolulu doing Is going
Of nina legitimate advertising the right o. ourselves 70
doing exactly the world ~ tina
Honolulu b able 70 rise tho emergepeys bs
cut the Crouch the tpthns Of chs busy
help redeem tho Of city The majority doing ~ l make
upanimons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
Dnvn1or LOCAL BusAn rDusrnr r1nsr

That the statesmen Of the unlted should to develop
nduiy unt the win be f susiaining ID ii article
discussing this 30 the Light Of he agitation for eu IN @ tariff iha. publ
cation
ar generally rhas prices Influenced
the mnrkct logical
people unanimously
existing tariff until sufficient number beet
supply
during September October
almost the
price has by The certainty Of the domestic beet
Louisiana coming into the market The entire output
the month Of October has been sold at 5s cents
pound than the lowest price which
gnuiRed made imported
Aforeover which the
November has been sold in large
quantities 81 pound delivery the month Of
this supplies the eastern ehner will be able
than
domestic have not
the United States but they
actually supplied the market for the fall months at cent pound or
the would be obliged for sugar
rom imported
and this
i admitted by the of the rehners.
at gratifying fact that from domestic
10 the Cuban along
Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade Journal
lTt
entirely independent worlds prices
during August November they be doubling
domest and beet
bOhraw dreaned
less while the rise in the United Kingdom would have
remained at O7
year is object lesson importance
double
considering he reduction o duties
When the which do not really produce
pound sugar simply into refined
willing admit that Of economic policy would be wise
produce the needs home, it
protection,
stimulated aud built that in
soil all the that require
absolutely independent of foreign producers and specuaor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
pnrRnMrNsEp no rAKn no s1Ne1n oHANon.

excellent
civilian
possibly
old
behind lit again The
prevent spread f the
o. THE
viii
of Doctor federal
will the sanitary
lulu really do when
alarmed this Such
will
be ken o out.
in
hope
iy citizen,
wgers might
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
r1Rsr MOVE IN NATIONAL oAMpA1oN.

Tho question Of the selection Of delegates Territory two
- n will soon be nm for settlement This will be one Of the
political minor sensations Another legislature
special ecndc health mntersh will probably be in Jan
neS be the election in Oahu Of senator to fill the un
completed Tom Of Moore
the national conventions will come fIs AL
assembling
Republican national committee December IL at the
Hotel the street These are tho same respective meeting places as the
The meetings tho first official acts
starting big campaigns thousands of in the different
month
Many of their members are men Of little
reputation beyond States But the meeting of
promises to call Washing
political saehems The convention
generally spirited The claims of rival cities the clio
Quen descriptions facilities accommodations and
approximations nothing of the hanging of nurses
There is always lot wpuns advantage
meetings. all of it, amounts but little
bat their hands for the larger tasks ahead Then the com
meetings President making through the
The of the people decline believe that the campaign
really begun committees have adjourned
both committee meetings month will
the will opposition
both committees such primary but fair that the Democratic
the national convention viii provide for
primaries 1t is equally
recognize the presidential primary
committee must word its call for the election of
delegates qualified from
presidential primaries have been authorized by State laws Oregon
But interesting with the Republican committee will
question whether purely for the selection instruction
of delegates to the convention shall be authorized or encouraged Neither
hardly obligatory.
very important duty national committee at these qaadrenni meet
of convention
This subcommittee has authority the preparations in the
average make
success a
thousands that hrong convention city while
presidential being nominated The OF national
undertaking
select ion of and 70
has story of the available
nnunicpat hadozen Chicago ST Louis
the national convention cities of recent The boomers
cities that the preference central localities
national favored by
parties Binor
nOminated
obtain either
meeting win be closely inda~ns
Wilson strength Many little things win probably
happen which hang
exceedingly happen
of of
will these win hardly than
be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
HoNoIU1U Is ON THE, JOB.

gratifying
with auhot
instances the being freely applied yards supuous
and while possible
working
TO dOhs others awaiting the word outlining what must be
to do e.
Of compuion
tizns' committee chief
their private entirely perform
situation
fee certainly
little of time sacrifice little Of tho beauties
especially and children
yellow proof
be surprisingly Of preum.
ably intelligent who playing the of critics
activities
without the slightest talking
health png yard"
only
freemsu and struck work that admitted 0 no delay
We hata also the ignorant
gravity o. the situation F'm this population th
quarantine guard who placed the city rnehkc
togh ihe lines Wednesday
pte4 hopse the W there be
preparations With this o. he community percussion 6t
Afterwards sl have 60 be For ommunly guard
y - agnaplae llRst sV lusf b. emplDft
gana az together however be- npid Fuihfy
a isRhHf mauuy
sio sags fe fnn iiap oho fely
no a A. effa 20 haon spgpe ~ ha's sin p' sss sne ih
eer Hif ifia M ais ra pas ~ ~ fqaWpfig u ppa
atiat ~ box sAfs az nsfi f. alien
NsHeaN asnG sell feHla n a0f ~ sng
N HR"f W slH y WeaHH 'fepeg le 8epf 'eaiff NsstefW
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
LITTLE GIRL FOUND
BOUND IN CHAINS
(lail speeiaI To Nc Advertiser.l

mail Special To The .Advertiser,)
WA1LUKU, Maui, November a.
Sheriff Crowell was called over to Ulu-
palakna yesterday to investigate
ease Of cruelty to a little child and re-
TURNED in the afternoon. A native by
the name of George Auaekoolani had
been deserted by his inamorata, but she
had left behind her little girl, aged nine
years, Perhaps she had promised to
return and her non-appearapce, when
expscted, stirred the anger Of, Apae-
koolani, and he proceeded to vent his
wrath onithe heipless child
When found by the Sheriff the girl
was chained up and in such a state. Of
abject fear that she was unable. to
answer or. express herself Intelligent
~. The back Of the little girl Wa6
mass of bruises and cuts as il made
with spurs and there were several cuts
on the back of her head. The sheriff
had the child removed to the MaIulani
hospital for medical treatment and
placed Auaekoolani under arrest. In
the eyes Of the law. however, It Is sim
ply case of assault and battery and,
in spite Of the brutality of II, the pen.
atty is a year in Jail or 800 fne.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
ANSNIR / ROLESTLYi
Are the Statements Of Honolulu cie-
ze9S Not More Reliable Than
Those Of Utter strangers7


This is a vital question.
1t is fraught with interest to Homo
lula.
1t permits Of only one sanswer.
1t cannot be evaded or ignored
A Honolulu citizen speaks here,
!. Speaks for the welfare of Honolulu.
+ A citizen 8 statement is reliable.
\ AM utter strangers doubtful. -
Home proof is xhs best proof: =
James G., L. Armstrong, Nuuann Val
ley, Honolulu, Hawaii, says: az was
sufferer, from kidney trouble for
three years and Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills completely cured me. 1 have
had no return attacks of the complaint
during the past year. | cannot recon-
mend this remedy too highly
I DOan s Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at 30 cents per box, (six boxes $2.50),
or will be mailed on receipt of price
by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Remember the name, DOan 3, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07
FORMER AMBASSADOR
TO UNITED STATES
tcohtinned from page ons.)
Peking Reported Captured.
(speeial Gables % liberty News

r Especial Gables 20 Liberty Newa.)
HON0KON0, November 6.-Peking
captured. Regent nbseoRded. Prince
Hing arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 8, -
This morning cable from Tleutfin
reports Polling capiuFedj Tsai lei,
Prince Regent. hedi Prince iiinR made
prisoner. An chehhiauR and Ilnanesu
taken. Haneehew Governor eapiufod.
kooehoH surrendered. Revolutionary
i'eAaas aeaH illas q II slasRAal,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

Tbs haui ilme ~ boz GhambrTlals .
eHFh hsmaaf y HFhf aba ilen q
ppi ! ~ vail yan neea y boz kefn n
~ haa4 a fald "a R#fh faalef sar6a
nhfa afsl fanllaflsi ihaa afieF 4 kas
sfiilsa "a az sIfifH 80 afla = sd
afaifIs Naasaa. haIlk 4 - ~
saesls ~ IaHsll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

try tsseis aths sssasef We
rftHita itai st Jota n fsmpaht tiri
un boot is " M fay aH1 ite ital
hsufuel Monday wi BE- aessa
county roteihmebin levels
nonools ne iob hs iins %, ils sh nsneiulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

Hon H. " oien ReIhlfab naeaa HaNai gna
while ul probably tha ag % iAai committee called
Washngep a ms 4 ppy that ne hspubieaa isTrioHsl
mii aN ~ taFag espHala tpnee enatag ita t Wap
object y ipiHh tap kah ~ sopHise tas rioia
heady endorsed D. lsllfgNe b ue
- lnfe Ae psssage ~ llohier 80 Aih5sa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

try into a. Americas ssmmuhiiy.
A oood nspubiican.
uoseraof fraaf IL eood Ropabli,an.
lln has supported aul carried oni ~
publican policies. ne has done at lei
ne power "a make thc Republican party
what it Is today aud that has not been
incousiierabh. The Republican party
can ttil point with pride TO the record
Of achievements sinen its endorsements
Of him In tho last party platform. The
legislature Of 1911 accorded him hearty
support. For the present health laws
he is In large part responsible. The
session laws Of 1911 are an index OF
the achievements Of the Republican
party under his administration. The
treasury balance Is another. The new
school law placing the public school
system on an adequate automatic fin
ancial basis for the first time in It's
history; the new loan, the various belt
road and whnrves commissions, the
marketing department, tho tax system.
the extension Of responsibility to conn
ties, the fixing of responsibility Of
pnhlic officials, the College of Hawaii.
the Library of Hawaii, the new board
of health laws, Topographic and hydro
| graphic surveys. Caucasian immiRra-
! tion. public works. wharves, harbors.
water and sewer works, better enforce.
ment of liquor laws, Improvement Of
election laws and economy in tho Great
Register of Voters the campaigD
against tuberculosis. the improvements
| IN court procedure, the placing Of tori
torial tonds at favorable figures. are
1 among the many other matters accom-
| plished by the Republican party since
! it's last Territorial Convention, and to
which the party. can point with increaa.
ing pride and satisfaetion. All of this
ras heen accomplished under the admin
lstration of Governor Frear.
Results such as these command the
respect and admiration % the thinking
men of this community and this Terri.
tory is to be congratulated upon having
a man so eminentlw fitted to occupv
/ The Governors chair
Chairman Cooper's Statement
:, We have done what we believe il
for the best interest Of the Territorv
as well as Of the party said Chair
man Cooper, discussing the committee 4
aclion after the meeting. GIVE have
carefully considered this matter and
have acted in the light of knowled0e
secured from all sidea. Certainly we
believe that this is question Of the
partv that This committee cannot
straddle.'J
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

Nhfr lal gaer Ntrlagisp
laly fal lls Noht sear1 aadl
h~i g heq arsg Haf'fp 81 htf sa p ufsa9 isP tsssl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-07

tIf itt hssettts flis a. '.ls ~
iIH BE- ~ l.4lf|siitas IS ~ fst.
ihffa d Do lpNff it fi4fHi lm
FtHallea ai Fi|'F'Ios ~ tho tsnf
r'aHltilta Interests ttteN alai ller
eiihl1 ifntf Interests themselves. Utf
ln1f tfeaf fti|fi1, Are f6htnol "a.
slusifniF io UattatlAn Immiaiantf in
nh effort Do fafihtl derolor lhla snun
tfy into AZ American eemmunity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
Grain Receipts.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 6.--Wheat 20 cars
last year 10 cars; corn 422, last year
257 cars; oats 90 cars, last year 101
cars.
Minneapolis, Dec. 6.-Wheat 4s7 cars.
last year go cars; stocks wheat in
crease 1,150.000 bushels in four days.
Duluth. Dec. 6.--Wheat SO cars. last
year 107 cars.
Winnipeg, Dec. 6--Wheat 81 cars. last
year 22S cars. Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
Canada NAY NIX overtures.

ST. Louis Globe Democrat: The ed
itor of a leading Toronto journal says
that Canada is rather displeased with
its rejection of reciprocity two months
ago, and will be likely TO make a prop
" ition to the United States to take
up the question again in year or two.
THE people have returned to sober
thinking" he declares. 4and regrt their
action. The voters were swayed by
the unintelligent emotion Of the crowd
The annexation bugbear was to blame
for it all. 1t was just an evil rumor
that got started, and you could no more
stop 1t than you could halt a tornado.
People were swept away by 1T and
acted rashly. They are now In a re-
pentant mood" He said this at a
gathering in Chicago.
Probably this Toronto man is cor
rect. The wild annexation talk un-
doubtedly influenced many Canadians
voters against reciprocity Several
things have come to light since the
vote was taken. however to sober the
Canadian enemies OF that policy. In
the first place, they have discovered
that their margin in the popular vote
was very narrow, despite the large
majority Of seats which they won In
the new parliament. In q total poll
or close to $4,000 the majority cast
against reciprocity was only $4,000.
Moreover, more than $4,000 was rolled
up against it in Toronto, the city in
which the editor referred to resides.
The entire dominion outside OF that
city gave a majority for the policy
This shows that. after all. Premier
Laurier was not far astray when he
declared, during the time that the
agreement was pending In Washing
ton, that IL we adopted 1t the Canadian
people would give 1t their sanction.
Another SOLDERING reflection has also
come to the Canadians since the cleo
ton. That Is furnished BY the census
figures. Instead OF having q popula-
ton Of 5000, 900 as Kipling and other
residents OF Canada imagined. the do
minion has only 100000 people. 1T
has fewer inhabitants. than our state
of Pennsylvania. Moreover. the fig
ures show that the estimates Of the
OF immigrants from the Uuited
tates must have been largely exagger-
ated unless the immigration from Can
ada to us il much greater than had
been supposed. The 100000 gain In
the population Of the continental
United states IN the past decade rep~
resents more than double as many as
are In Canada.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Thomas Stahl, one of the Oldest
conductors on the Great Northern sys-
tenn was stricken with paralysis. at his
home In Barnesville, just as he was
preparing for his run to Emerson.
The preliminary debate to choose a
team representing the Ada high school
In The Journals high school contest
was held at the auditorium Monday
evening, when the question, Resolved
That the Federal Government Should
Adopt Parcel Post, was discussed.
Theodore Eichler. Milo Gerber and
Oliver Ohnstad were chosen to repre-
sent the school and will debate with
the Crookston team soon
II. T. Flaten has returned from Black
duck. where he went In the interest OF
the late Anton Antonson who was In
stantly killed BY the falling of tree
q few days ago. The body De the un-
fortunate man has been fittingly in
tered, the grave marked and i per-
feet record made Of the accident and
burial and all viii be sent to the rela-
tives Ia the old country.
Friends of w. r. Mckenzie of BE-
midi are urging that development
hustler to apply for the position "a
immigration commissioner to succeed
the late George Welsh.
John Gallagher. boy ii years of age,
waa seriously injured at GAINESVILLE,
by horse falling him. The lad waa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
CHICAGO Gossip.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 6.--Corn specialists
said that Bartlett Frazier had sold D.
100000 bushels corn during the day and
had also made fair purchases on the
decline. 1t was claimed that Patten
had disposed of the greater part IL
not all of his holdings, the pit estimat-
ing them at about 100000 bushels
only small percentage being Deem
her, Cutten, who has been the best
bull ON corn for months sold out and
went short. He talked bearish on
wheat and corn last night The Ar
rnour house, having done little in corn
of late sold over 100000 bushels May,
yesterday, while Lamson, who have
been bearish, were good buyers on the
decline. 1t is the general impression
that the commission houses buying on
every half cent down from IS was to
cover shorts, although some claim 1t
was for investors. Sentiment was
bearish last night and lower prices are
looked for. The claim is made that it
is folly to try bull at over so cents for
May when the movement OF new corn
is just getting under way.
Inter Ocean.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
Evenina Grain L.etter.

Chicago, Dec. 6.--Wheat: The OPEN
ing prices in wheat were about steady
and at the high point of the session,
weak tone developing which carried
the market cent below yesterdays
close with a subsequent rally, from the
low point. Northwestern markets
were again weak with continued good
receipts and pood -four business.
Winnipeg wired that deliveries of No.
northern on December would be
made today while the continent was
still in the market for wheat for ship
ment extending as far as next May
with some business being worked.
There was some better demand locally
for cash wheat to go outside millers.
St. Louis reported their cash wheat
market cent lower The market con-
tinues to be under the weight of ex-
cessive supplies with support utterly
lacking except from short sellers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
Perfect Understanding.

London Telegraph: When the ice
man came out of No. 81 he found a
small boy sitting on one of his blocks
OF ice. !" Ere." he roared 'wot are
yer asserting on that for? Git off of
it!''
The small boy raised a tear stained
face. ''Was you ever boy2" he quer4
led family.
"of course ! was!" fumed the. ice-
man. But"
And did you never play truant?"
cut in the youngster.
''Of course ] did, snarled the Tee
man. Now. then, you"
"An' when you got home did yer ia
Their take stick anti
A lump rose in the iceman's throat,
''Sit where you are, my little man. he
gulped; II understand"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
Error and Justice.

Chicago Daily News Among the
amendments to their state constitution
recently adopted on q, referendum by
the people Of California is one relating
to judicial procedure. It's purpose is
to prevent the overruling OF decisions
Of trial courts for technical ERROR"
having nothing to do with the merits
of the case.
The new constitutional amendment
reads as follows: mo judgment shall
be set aside or a new trial granted in
a criminal case ON account OF improper
direction Of the jury or the admission
or rejection of evidence, unless, upon
review of the whole case, including the
evidence, the court shall be convinced
that the error has resulted in a mis-
carriage of justice"
This is common sense. The principle
of the amendment should be incorpor-
ated in the constitution of every Amer
lean state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
IMPROVEMENT IN
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
VISITS or MISS RusHFELpT AND
ASSISTANT STATE suPERlN-
TENDENT cosANpER ARE HAv-
ING STIMULATING EFFECT ON
ALL CONCERNED.

Some very interesting reports and
particulars are being gathered by Miss
Rushfeldt. county superintendent of
schools and @. M. Cosander. assistant
superintendent from the state depart
ment. who are now engaged in making
official visits to ali Of the rural schools
in Clay county. These school officials
are not making a gumshoe campaign.
Tor 1t is the desire OF Miss Rushfeldt
and Mr.. Cosander to meet all con-
cerned. The county superintendent
has sent out notices to school boards
asking their attendance at schools un-
der their management
Miss Rushfeldt. this morning, said
it was extremely gratifying to her to
be able to say that members of school
boards have displayed marked inter-
est in the visits which are being made
and have shown a Willingness to ac-
cept any suggestions which may be
made in bringing about any better
ments. On the other hand the board
members were not slow to display
their pride when schools were pro-
nounced about perfect in equipment
and efficiency.
Yesterday, schools north of Moor
head were visited. The first was
school No. 81. Here the ventilating
and heating system was condemned.
1t was installed about a year ago and
has not held UP to the test.
School No. 6, Moland township was
found to be without fault. The Wis
itors were pleased with the whole
equipment and the teacher was OBJ
tanning admirable results.
District %, Oakport, was found to
a school which had earned state aid
for one year and all in all things were
found to be In very good condition.
One or two little matters were sug-
gested and they viii be given prompt
Today and tomorrow, the schools in
and about Hawley will be visited and
Miss Rushfeldt says the calls are be-
ing anticipated by parents and pupils
in very large measure and all seem
to be very pleased that their schools
should be visited by state depart
ment official. The results will un-
mean great awakening In
interest in the public schools.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-06
Government Buildina Activiti...

Signs are nor wanting that the sup
cruising architects department at
Washington, d. c., is getting alive to
the fact that there is site at Moor
head. Mimi, awaiting the erection Of
federal building. A day Or two ago
Postmaster Bjorkquist was requested
to send in bids TO Washington for the
surveying Of the site which wss deed
ed to the government. by p. HI. Lamb,
a year or two ago. There being only
one local surveyor, a bid from. A. M.
Hopeman was submitted, and to reach
the national capital. on the date re-
quested, 1t had to be fired. Today,s
dispatches giving lists Of appropria-
tons. to be considered by congress.
one is named OF $4,000, ito begin
public building at Moorhead, Mimi"