davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

ri. hot al fempaflsou given the
rayeste celebration s. Editor nain
~ ne Ontario arNus "a the effect
that the gresi am enly Ontario had
raised "a fiftfe8 Ainutee 81 iritie
longer $3.50 Tor celebrations the
fourth and thar fss siiy u Paystte
sfssr a rffsnnons three weeks cam.
patsu haa raised sass Was humoF'
ems 70 aay iha least large mum.
boz 81 ghe aoi alf artists n that
SHADY little town have 80 fallen into
she hahn - iiimflamrx The outside
enFld slih bogus statements. that
they have REALLY come 10 think the
claims ghey have made are true A.
gof INSTANCE when q Nne orchard on
M beaeh o. idaho recently sold for
. .0e1 per acre. ap jumps the on.
sario boosters aith a Wild Yell aud
san attention 20 the wonderful price
~ Sand "a aud around Ontario and
"a ghe wonderful Development Ia fruit
iinas The casual observer going
rhfough oa the train can see taught
znrroandlnr ihis would be- doomed
seaa bsi sssa brush aad jack rab'
bits rheu akain when the picture
ct fibe eaobaxe patch gfowing on
sb~ bench IA iasho * run over the
haaainx A. 0ntarip Cabbage Patch
Ia sone 81 ihC heestine advertising
ptseh ID ssaed 90 film fiam the
fanse steAer onr really begins 20
~oodef II theg have ans regard FOR
ihe truth 81 all That Ontario
sAosid boost and eonaeienglously work
fos she ap6andlns ~ 'hsir town IA
eosaineneahle tet that theY should
resort "a niisiaiemeais and uiAllelous
lies eiil aol win ihem very far Ia
rsai sulmiaptlsi Froeth truit.
Al oss hard Is and around Payette
srsisux fer 81 eoe pr nefe advertised
o. ontasio ieosieis as being an
oufsfie arehard mixht prove en-,
s3sasssax she's some honest home
sfekes desired 20 BE- shown. and
from ske raannes in ahi,h Dost Of
lkem ia0t a ibf aad Surrounding
gsuiaFla sad fhfh Come 10 Paysste
ans bas o. tais valley Il would
sessa that the plse 81 them are
lfot Misso1r They 90 not look
sseu halt na.sses balldlnss wlth IA.
aer ms hanis ana assiegial leans
ssensins asalasi iisrD. ass upon
= hseb 10 ~ork saF beon dess for
sssashs ~ eslarness - real subssan. I
ia ssowft q cemmunify can /
nes aesisss the 4i sse3s n these
saassers Il has bes, toufih~ ITSELF 20
- siur ahes H faiig has, ss1ek
st~f rrt iishl aiegffi and 4 sess
asssssf ees'sa d sar sr q tht
e ~ ss xsshlss
.s 1s Ea $50 - ~
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

In accordance with the provisions
OF Ordinance Ma. III OF the City OF
Rayette y is misdemeanor and is
punishable by fine for anyone to
ride q bicycle ON the sidewalks of
the city gi.hin tbs city limits. Warn
ing Is hereby given that the officers
Of the City have been instructed &c
enforce this ordinance and arresL any,
one violating the sema.
Ii. J. BRANNoCK,
Mayor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06
Attest
Arrest,
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk
NOTICE

Az property holders in Blocks II,
IA and Is Masters Addition 20 the
City of Payette. are hereby notified
that they must make connection with
the seRer u connection Is not made
by August 10th. 1911, the City win
make the connection for you and win
assess The cost together with PeE-
a. ~ e per cent up against vau.
MARTIN o. LUTHER.
'Stt City Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

For Sale or Trade--Five acres of
good land close in to Payette. All in
alfalfa, good stand. WIN seu agnt
or tEGdS foE citty property. Address
NJ, care of Enterprise Printing Of
flee, Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

4 .ssz-,sfr~ - gss y sse
.ses saa.rs K vsg,s casagaa
s4s -s.aisaes va sewers. stAsss fo-
i..-.s c.s.ll..ng LafsadaR ..&
"a court ehat Is gcar a4mc
JOSHUA sag tho gsrit
Are you ne nan wac mado he
sun stand SIN.
Quick IS q fiaFh came the answer;
NO. cir: ! an The man who made
the uloonshipe."
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

Aay Tor salo-Alfalfa hay for sale
in the field Scales on the ranch
one mile and half from Payette. c.
+. Draper. Ind phone.
WeIls q Maule always have c.aI
en- hand.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06
-e-lc4rs1l AgsA.a.

Mr. f.srter Scaweii gave &c.
llghtfui laseiroa I'isurzaay Afternoon
n hcror o. Yrs Iooncy OF BoiFe
Following the delicious luncheon. Esvs
Hundred Ms Blaysd. ut which M
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

Fer sale--Eight horse power boil
err and engine complete. Mrs. s. A.
Norwood. Psyette, Idaho. across
from depot.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

Der Of colonies a little more than
Z farms in every 100 reported bees
IN 1910 while more than 10 farms in
every 100 reported bees in 1900.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06

For Subsidiaries on the trees
H. H. Timpe. ct
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06
stantially as follows, to-wit:
Bridge Bonds.

In favor Of isguipR gopdY ts tue
amount of $70Q0.O0 for the purpose of
assisting in the building and construc
ton of a bridge across the Snake
River as stated in ordinance No.
1899.
Against issuing bonds to the amount
Of 100000 for the purpose of as
sisting in the building and contruc-
ton of a bridge across the Snake
River, as stated in ordinance No.
100
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06
Municipal Building Bonds.

In favor # iaspipg 5onds to tho
amount of $l40O0.00 for the purpose
of providing the necessary funds for
building and constructing a munich
pal building or city hall and Jail, as
stated In ordinance No. 1893.
Against issuing bonds to the
amount of Sl4OOO.0O for the purpose
Of providing the necessary funds for
building and constructing a municipal
building or city hall and jail, as stat
cd in ordinance No, l9p
Each aHslrfied elector voting at
said election shall indicate his choice
on each of the two propositions by
placing an \ in the appropriate cir.
Gle on such Bqnots
Neither VI said propositions shall
be daemsd ta nave carried unless as
sented TO by a two-thirds vote of the
qualified electors who are taxpayers,
IN said city of Payette voting at said
election.
Section ;. This ordinance shall be
IN full force and effect from and after
its passage, approval and publication
IN the official newspaper Of the said
city,
Passed and approved this goth day
ri June, laii.
l. X. WOODWARD.
Pres. Council.
Attest.
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27

Governor Tr@r isanow going over
some receipts ara espeaditurSs just re.
ccived front Hawaii, which interest him
greatly, lnasmuch asmthcy show the
amount Of MONEYS received and cxpend-
ed in. the two sections o. the Big Is
land, which have been suggested for
Jivisionsint twof eeuntiea When the
GoyefhBriwAs f6a' HAWAII recently; he
suggested 10 utNe snditct that he make
up a statemeptnhy distFielsr 81 that IL
tile question of ,iwo-ori three counties
for Hawaii, insteadiof the one as at
present, crBpped Up, he w5Hid have fig.
ures to show. He IS now ahhlyzing
them. The figures are as follows.
South Hilo-R Receipts, $l14,551. %; ex,
pcndituresy Sfe9 ,539.ss. fsxecssreeeipts
s5,0l199. -y--r--,vr,
North Hilo--Receipts, $17 945.77; ex
pehdituresI $ts,S4015. Excess expendi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
SHOW COMBINE
now COMPLETED
Honolulu Amusement Company
Now an ACtuaIlty--cOhen
President, SCully Manager.
tlTrom Wednesdays Advsrtiser.l


The theater combine has boon effect !
ed and today articles of Incorporation
of the Honolulu Amusement Company
win be fled with the territorial treas
urer with the capitalization placed at !
100000 divided into 10000 shares Of |
par value Of $40 per share. og,=
This is the outcome of negotiations
which have been under way in the Of
fees of the Henry waterhouse Trust
Company for several weeks and the
now deal takes effect as from today,t
Under the amalgamation nllptheatersi
pass into the control of tile aHun5ldlu
Amusement Company, ana sihsiude the
Empire, Savoy, Park HIM Rijap, Novelty
and orpheum. lpo bmus pnsi au 10
]. T. Sculty, awho has sboemat athe
head of the Empire afld savoy thea
tiers, beconies general fnanHgef Of the.
combine, and o. W. cohgdon inahager
of the Park, VIII be assistant manager.
Under the deal which iwas9 closed last
night the following 7officefsf have ibeen
eleeted.iA2 nt0tN afal linWnt a.
~. @. Cohen, president ;iJ. 1T.aScUEly,
PRESIDENT; RseWag Shingleyr treas
4 Aref; H. Rosenberg, seeretaryy ApS'W.
sATeyer, a1dit0r siTAese with the afol-
! lowing ferhi hHndlrectprate. WE.
4 Dfake,gJ. Az Mageony e. wa Uongdon.
owing to the strenuous competition
lameng the theaters the public,has not
/ been getting the best PamHsements.
! Now the combine wilblgivep the public
1,thesb best in they amusement lineGand
fssstematizegit. The new company has
4deeided to pu6nonllbetber talent, and
Through the amalgamabiomts chemey can
easily aeeomplishnthis. nRatesi of pay
lfoectalent win be betteradju ed,nand
ipeople securing only $50 aaoweekron
ithufmainlandMfl not get $90ihereNas
thas been lthe case, hut bhegendl the
best of talent will qbe presented to- the
opublicsi iiafrg AjlR t9G ! 3Id9
liagIShe combine will Gnntinuento rupithe
ihousasfas atnpresent, and in9ithe near
-fnture when some, of the oengagements
liof,the talentinnM5here draw to close,
ithTee or,upossiblpi, four q theaters may
heoclosedtsO,th atlthe pick of the talent
only will bev presented aththee open
phheatersJ &c saui0s rT9Dnn t)n2G9
/ Aaithe .OrpheuHhdsg taFGanged FOL
bdramatie padactions it1js plannea,ytt
bring down laehhestr eomqRan les To, Play
seasoasgof siHsweeks, thus giyingothf
public the very best .pEessantAt iqnaiiAt
The new company is composed OF
men 'weif ikimIowff fir the otheafffcal and
sfmaneialoeinelesa H,onelulpesTAa com
I5bine! hastnot baeAI effected MitbentrGan
siderable daeputhi4hingelby 81 ath9s'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
PROPOSALS. Based !. ..a, "a.
3 E. !. G. .'a.:.:s0N .GE / II;

poiIsgp 81 1ngniImu III NJ 5iinH
haFelAll lthe Recommendations i.wlagRt L
qIapel made an Fegafd ttoi W eBtAis5din
leounty gUoernlnensy were made without
sFeferenes ptoasheswAy the
at pfesent conducted, 'fishide iGoyeFAor
rBtear yesterday, I'M discussing cotn-
iTnbht onnannintereiewlg bynhim
toHoa proposed commission fOEm Of gRv-
ernmentofor ut he COUNTESS, i5iI9beliege
this county has been hetter .9qdeH the
-mupieiDal act than BEFORE and thatilit
lis better thani1 SONG, oexisting govern
mentst0n the mainland: bnhrit rs pot
tup toadate and the changes were anro-
posed with the idea laf perfectiag IT,
They bTere. proposed without TefeFsHfe
to any, !ipaEticqqIl9g cpeFson or any PAT
fieulag place, and would have a been
made no matter What coBqitlohn5sr ofpe
counties were in Under the present. sSs-
,,teP,5s21z. tslf III Il tsa boIqt u
,Goyiehrpor Ftesr has, been Kept busy
Keeping apace Of other misppderstaRd-
fings that have arisen regarding the
many .goyerpmeptal, changes that are
now brewing one, Of these being IN N re re-
gard To the sanitary eonmisslon stg-
gesteQ by penHIOr-eltgb A. F., Juuly II
has been pppulqrly, supposed that thu
! e9mmissioH was 70 pc q permaneetit one,
but tho present plan ~ 70 eTeattgsaait
solely tor the pufp6se OF Investigating
and 'rep6rting Oh eonditiohs +, Relating
to sanitation and health ID the fBfri-
tory.
T6b abppofil6ad&bt plaiia iIt1iegard
to the political districts seem 70 have
BEEN getting Undue publicity owing to
an0thsf Misunderstanding iashiohli0s
basIpg sitsoB the popnlatonighGq
Protests have arisen op. this ground Ps
The ffih district WOULD be 'getllhg MORE
than tie fourth, .g,,a.,as .sfliia,
H.. NJ is, howeYer too early, TOR tlies9lla'
eassion 81 the matter, u tie pfoQer
agaTes bgYe not yet been feepfRd The
J9AppQhlopwent u, not going 70 Pc
inade on the pQpuiaiiop basil but on
flbat Of the number 81 eltikehsi ana
Judging from the numhef of votes casts
Ia both districts uoyelnpF fTaW be
llegelflglaf aaih siahlslR lsbsit the
same IelailYe status ~ ~ present
HI# -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
RUBBER MEM. WANT. ....5..
] ) \. EXPERIMENT. STATION
Growers ige wtifiTSi Ask Si!i for or Establishment
of a Gum Station on.asland
Oh Msti.


With the big future that. is, promised
for the rubber tindustryiinl the Islands
the announcement that an experimental
station, is to be asked for at Maui does
not comeaasi alsurprise.
tai DdSing9 tho convention held on Tues.
day it was very clearly brought out
that the men who are Behind the rub
len growing industry at the start were
practically labUringIih the dark. What
they knew they had gathered from 9TH
,ef countries and the whole of their
knowledge was practically Of amthe-
oretiCali scharacterSmAs year succeeded
year, however, they found out .udiore
about the question, Until at the pres
entr time ,tthey have IN rudimeptaryl idea
as to the practical side of rubber Gull
nonrbhesenIslltNds. This hastonly
bbeenugainedJ however,, alta greatd cost
and after many failures, caused, rprin-
cipally through, theta that what will
prove successfif III One country does
not always do .sovin1hnother. Another
fact t9, be, taken into eonsideTationt also
Il 22iyeISy neIlglihIip 8tIer Gonnf fies
f AZ sEs ha r,ibbeTt 4hdItsfrv is beinSl Ann.
tFfiieed AZ ma s6il Ids TaIiG f6r aenf6r5es
While here ftlIis pnly Jh81d1{iiEe recent
f{ahih nAbis 4shh1osii1 al the sfibe
24Tbis fact NAE hsSa1 elRffiv lhntiHSihdI nv
lthe obsefgatiBt}Sls aiiila byi RhlphT s
EfIosihasff 3srpef1nteadan9 III IKE tboaird
lbf fb{hsfry and Eadrfd2ltnre. IN IA,
tfecords al wboie~ fttBIffbsts d wing OF With
lont any ia1nihIarent cause. aiIiyestibation,
Efhto Iniattef 1Raavee led linn toiltfifhl
l4hat the Teaf 4ellinse ~ HI tHeAs6il. or
lthesA Nifty where ofGaafso masses, ofi5fbsl
thhya been tnq6g,,y tina times 81
iytbipdnie er{ipt96nls 4Hk rain anti wSteatifel
fhaSe Hfadthfhy worn btf thu ttbtnlP shrfact
fSadds i6r atifittafh6tJwn, to tHs tfouhd be
ffoM, .HtRS ifttHn{fcail elenefits 9f'hes,
Ehaye Aconibffed with lthosg 9!(irea6v tx
listing 91iY tiigi so1IilSanUs tho RESULT hai
ffBRee1athat thagiiaesWo combinati64 Anl
/, pa6eed indigestii5ies no the trees sitflhAt
they Have aeeofdinSF9 died. si9hh7g
az tThefgiare z hundTsHq ana one Iittl
! ppoihts which are at the pfesenb tim
EtfbubIihg the rngget glover and,lftisi
Up shHYe these worked out IN the soil
! lYn which they ard to- grow the trees
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
COttrill Is Coming to Show Us
How Business Ought to Be Done
So PresidentT aft Informs
the Delegate, Who
Had Kicked Over the
Nomination.
BY Ernest q. walker.
LMail speelal to Adyertlser. }

(Mail Special to Advertiser.)
WASHINGTON, January lS.-Dele.
gate Kalanianaole has been up to the
White House offices and had it out with
President Taft. He went for straight,
frank talk about the selection of O. A.
Cottrill, the Toledo, Ohio, negro, as col.
lector Of internal revenue for the Dis
triet Of Hawaii. That nomination is
still hanging before the finance com.
mittee of the senate but there seems to
be no doubt that it win be confirmed
According to reports of the dialogue,
the Delegate told the President of his
great regret that the people of Hawaii
had been unable to agree upon some
name for collector of customs. He added
that the nomination of Cottrill was, in
his Judgment, unfortunate. The new
collector would certainly get the cold
shoulder from people in Honolulu. They
did not want an outsider as collector of
internal revenue. The people did not
want to transact their government
business with an Ohio negro, when
there were good men in the Islands com
petent to do the work.
line OeleRaVe assured the L reslueuI
that Cottrill would be ostrscized in
Honolulu and would undoubtedly be
made TO feel very uncomfortable. The
Delegate sand he thought it hardship
upon Cottrill to send him to undertake
such duty. He also thought it would
not help the Republican party in the
Territory.
Coming TO SHOW Us.
The President, however, showed no
disposition to recall the nomination.
q Mr.. Delegate, he is reported to have
replied, "Cottrill is an expert in mat
tiers of collecting internal revenue. He
is going to Honolulu to show your
people how that work should be done
and viii stay at least for year OF
twol"
That was all the satisfaction the
Delegate obtained and the Hawaiian
authorities here accordingly are letting
the matter of Cottrill 3 confirmation
take its natural course.
Mott Smith Busy.
Secretary Mott.Smith is staying here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
DURING: :. . !: ... 6.
J. !. EsTi4lA0H7Hs' CLEAN;=::....
!" :. Y. II. . AN: and GOOD iQIgIIA QUALITY


Tho report, of E. AZ, EhrhoFns aptomol-
ogist at itheiterritoriaI experimenksta-
taon, has been submitted qbF' the month
of December and shows lfRGe TIC work
being done in the departmsnt u bring
Ing out good results. This is especially
Noticeable at Hilo, Brother Newell stat
ihg. "Thanks to the good education
tbs SHIPPERS are aeq1ifink, only clean
goods afe being forwarded. 49,. >
=. =. ~ Work Done II Honolulu. 5s,,,,,
b During the month, thirtYltwQ vessels
WeEe hoaTded in, Honolulu Ind fFnits,
plants and vegetables We're found on
nineteeh. sAg the Fesdlt 6P'ihspeetion
the following were the qesaitan ~
Disposal" With PriaqlPbi ,Jf.d h. ,s' =.
.HNs Causes. g hlinH Lots. IsaFeels.
'passedbk free from pests. sgg e. sgi65
Fnmigarede before felgaHNn ~
,a,, ~ 4 S56ih 'afif 'ifiidi' ~ afari n
= ~ az = hiiiiiiiiis-. .-24g-
'paa1Ssql Inspected /. ..e46 ae0,sse
y ne tapptess 5ee 1llpalenEA during
the mq9ib alb9pnle4 p 1900 paga and
iiIH fa iliia IfHa ~ 500 4HH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
lane PREPARED TO KOkUAPEAN TOR. #-: ~:
G0MMIssI0N.GQNERNMENIIE EllR.A0NlEntg


II .IIiea rsc iiEwaI II slGorst
phasnat least zone aflyianqthe CAMP of
fthe pofticiaAg; nsifg o.. % n a'oe ,i.,,
john !ssSfamha2aaRe w%hpg 4aAoReen fore
,Inost,jn thoiRepsbljnap eoRneils,stwice
EAs JfHHdafH BeareP of the R p9biican
party fpFf ,may5ipy, has. declared nhipqalf
lfaNorabla commission form of
government as adopted by largo mum
l'ber Of Sites OH i tAlie maitland, I
, pVsi man iWvaat,3Bs read ana study up On
pthis commission rformOefr governments
ssaid MsgnBahe yesterday acHfOr I be-
lieye can kokua it. believe that9 it
MIL be aegpod fern Of goYsrnmeFRgt for
zHonelslHraNet enlgamysalf but others
-areageadyoto kUkuatoit.gaI have been
reading The Ad3ertisef editorials CON
esFRipg epmmissiSB, form Pf government
handysm rintarestad enough to weRtttu
bread Observation-Disclosures iiqnC n9s
The fact chat Zane has given
this form uePYernRe8 it, II study, SUN
,aieRtito bring him aro4Rdito aofaEar
Liable view osstheasituatiou is regarded
as am advance III a kndWledge'of mu
,qisiPall affairs, and laihqPgHId he Bdvocdt'
litr It'll isneertain thatlmanY, tother Ia
pwaiianslFwidl sbaelUiup ilisqoPinion. pc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
OOMMIFTE PRESENTS n@ol
.a sllIIl THE NEW ORLEANS BILL

q WtASHINGToNsiia Jangary 24.BuIhe
committee, ON industrial agtsa and ex-
ionsbtodayiEeported its bill to, the
A0ase, Recommending an exposition at
pNewe Orleans,.tp celebrate the opening
1efl the Panama Canal. The {, bill pro,
ljyides for an appropTiatiaAlpf a million
dollars f9gnan dexhihit ahE the federal
goEeTnme9t. nne, merpoYr ads am
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
rhcT ullulu cllnnlnc lrlnc mir
th1l dRWAll Iutlft6J iEEfJ Jul
LACK 9FlR[VENUE TBR0uGHOUT WEST qsaAII

,.... nOI
Ilait n Receipts, tlo.79s.25i ex.
pend i&i3, e279a. Excess, receipts,
runa- ipts, $50 5ilofR3 txbendi.
lures, 9e,0sEila Excess expenditures,
tS61d.s7.
{ Nortlt- kohpla- Behsipta,, 1874 As;
exnHhliltufesy t3n0si a5s : EAtssd OK.
penditures, $eO60.5O.
South N, Kohhlas7Be Receipts. rSgTe5 %;
expenditnfes,t tSs2Tbt. Excess cxpendi-
tafeb,s $e10l66i Hi19uc1t 2 y aAlD
ss North a!!Ifanae Reoeipts, tle, ds9. 20;
expenditures, ,Sl2,4g7, Oh Exeesg ex-
penditurcs, SeS97.76. ai'' 49,.
South Kona--4R e6eipt6,i l$6sse.Bfs OK.
penditures, ss400.B5. Excess cesqisndi-
lures, $151T,65. a 49,, $50,
Kau-R Receipts, $2l, 1925; expendi-
tures, $32,5s011.l ESoess expenditures,
Spent on Honolii road, $s7,0Q166.
Spent4on KeamolSu road, S13,645. 05.
Excess total eNpen ditures over total
! receipts, $3s,l555s. Y,sf s4srnf,si
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
PaAfpnD ANKIN

4 spialaea aehie slll usually dlhahla
4hs aIalaa peHnl ~ iAfeF ~ fnaf
saeka Ihls q dae u lack ~ pfafff
llealmAnf wien ahamhanalp's faia
hslIa i aapInd B sliFe AS z existed
y fllae 81 fqle dafa 1blF Nnl0aaa !
ana of ~ lasl aAa Hasl lfWAlAalAs
mensfaflaaa IA nfe ~ Ass ~ al
aaslels haeaaa. HlallA 4 ia4 safNis
~ liaHaH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27

only few days, before going north
again. He intends to return january
90 and may bring Mrs. Mott-Smith, who
is now in New England, with him. Ho
has been engaged on some errands in
behalf of Hawaii around the depart
ments. He has discussed with Delegate
Kalanianole some plans for obtaining
a larger appropriation for the investiga-
tion of leprosy and viii take the matter
up further after he has returned. He,
has also had a talk with General Wy
man, head of the marine hospital ser
vice, about the examination of Filipino
immigrants into Hawaii. The purpose
is for a careful examination, of these
laborers, when they leave the Philip.
pines and, also, if need be, when, they
are landed in Hawaii. The surgeon
general is giving the question attention
and will have another talk with Mr..
Mott-Smith about it. auj, rIfa ,Rfm
Resurvey in Hilo.an
The senate COMMITTEES on commerce
is considering an amendment to provide
for a resurvey of Hilo Hafbor.. Con-
sideration il also TO be given to the
survey of three hafbors On the island of
Kauai-Ko loa, Nawiliwili and EI6ele.
| The opinion here IN Hawaiian circles
is that the Waianae Uka bills can hot
] become law at this session of congress,
The time is now comparatively short
and the Fact That there is SO much OPP
position VIII probably avail to PREVENT
any enactment ana possibly to prevent
any committee report thereon. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27

lHulhY 0amlala1 n F8lImoulhl Hea.
latkg md hi4 taaEla. Klfh eelaH|as.
fbdshf afea toaHA Is lhe lep II aae
ifaf Hfam ~ IlaaA Il az faae ilaa
fhef ~ 6Fe pbssaaa. ~ aahell llgas
i4Haa sa4ls heaef la ~ lfse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
.lARRN.s,Ma4a ,.euILlorIME.

PARTS, Januafy 522tr Twelve les
sons suffice to .tessbqspy one to guillo.
time 'ijaBaehowaglthA E6inark made by
stheat French lexecutidher, H. Deibier,
who holds the monopoly. In tlils e6uh..
try, ThRl ghpahese, II seews, want to
lhtnJduee The RqiIi6tilb INTO their own
country 8s One Of th6 Adgaptdges bf
. Within. eiyllizati6n. A yapdqes9 his
sion Vat sent 80 PaYlB On pllfp6se %
'feaf0 all'ab0iit The Ruilsotile, and fbky
applied 10 N. aDeibieT for Instfueti0ba
10 received them politely, and took
them 70 bis eatabiishmenE IN ibe Rye
Dc IL fotle n6Rnaalt ana allowed them
b0@ Il You'd Hofg Would As e0hdeai
70 taeell .solle onel s1they aaked, faiheg
pllsfffl9hslY,i .'Why n6if" repllea NJ
nslpleFf 1fn fGflkg leFsoab 9gf oqe
COZ leeIq lieT y seigpp 'As Y'aeplpe
fhe JipaIals we're ailah6a, aad
gelee rec Alll pgahsbly saep spp9
~ the lFssentsaH ~ haf al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27

A loag siep Raf taxes il lhhllh,
aeaHa, YgunessIe. II The 0lRaale aajan
II MfihdalaH u kaaflaa Nllen fsp
faaAK Meithalal tWAapal Church
aeall aaf ihe MeiAadiH Eplseepal
.nHnfal lHallAein bfaHflll AHfeea g eaH
Hallaatfl lHlla ana Hlfaf flHlsN Rna p
Pre- AfRIdRf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-27
Bank Of: Hawaii
gEHhfTTED. ioonal 9fiufio
q EfiIaral an ses.n!. u

gEHhIYED. ioonai 2itilho
a t1GaGac Oh e9seak ~
Incorporated Under tine laws 6f the
Terit6ry De 'RaWaii. J. s'h
PAID up CAPITAL gs::....'. seo0,0oe!Oo
SURPLUS .a.!?.a! -..r9s...J.f. a10O,000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS '1B7, B9Z.92
, 70f 10 e9u1sZ4-l1- e. a1ar AlA
saon on eJFFfCERs: = eTef ~
n ~ cooFg ~ dos President
d DiiTeaiieyi .d5i ~ viee,PreEdent
F1.9yBs. Daf10n..l.. g. ~. .,....A' Cashier
a. CT FnlIeriaag!Y .:..f.Assistant 'gasheir
r. MecoFfistone. -. Assistant Cashier
q nIREEcTQBs;,s C, II. Cooke j. D.
.Tenney, IA. Lewis, jim, r. ~. Biisshop,
+. W. Maefarlape, NJ a, MeGahdlessl
e. H, Abeyton, Geq,aR. Garter, ~ j.
Damon, r AheStOh, RssA, Cooke
llEeefe9 Hg@r, .naa ss1ov 2au.9smet af
Strict attention Rixen to all branches
Of Banking.
JUDI I,YzDGlf TUHr ST -
ooGEAERcIAJ AND SAVINGS DE-
MUG. ~ PAHThIEf5f8A