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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29
MIDSUMMER MEETING AT DEVILS
LAKE WAS THE BIGGEST IN
HtsToRY-EVERY MOMENT WAS
THOROUGHLY ENJOYED.

Nearly five hundred North Dakota
editors and members OF their famllles
attended, the midsummer editorial
association convention at Devils Lake
last Friday and Saturday. This was
without doubt the largest gathering
of it's kind ever held in he state. Two
hundred and eighty of the 40 editors
of the state registered at headquart'
ers ..-
The editors held their meeting a
trifle earlier than usual this year, be-
cause they desired to ride to the con-
vention on passes, and after the first
of July this will be impossible. A
large percentage arrived Thursday
night, and the capacity of the hotels
was taxed. Some wended their way
down to the Chautauqua grounds that
night where rooms had been provided
for those who. wished to be in readi-
ness for an early morning plunge in
the lake.
The unsteady inclined editors, and
there are many OF them, appeared
with their instruments, and they got
together for the first time to practice
Friday morning, under the direction OF
Sam Hazlett. The music had been de-
layed and they had no chance TO play
it at all until that morning, yet when
they appeared on the stage at the
convention Friday morning, they sur
prised everyone by the excellent
manner in which they played. They
are sight readers, all OF them, and
t. who thought the musical part
OF rogram was goins TO be a
bu were happily disappointed.
.mIbers Of the band
B. A. Hall, Petersburg;
NJ oxholm; C. B. Nelson, Nc
CT nd ]. w. Hynds, Calvin.
III. E. Smith, Pingree;
F. :, Inkster; L. j. Bowen, Hope,
an !. H. Francis, Velva
Trombones-A W. Canterbury,
White Earth; w. A. Stickley, Ken
mare; w. A. Lee, Antler; E. ]. Knud-
son, Ray; M. D. Brundage, Tolma;
Geo. Cook, Columbus; A. F. Blonde,
Il
Devils Lake; F. A. Putt, Martin.
Basses-R. M. Lee, Walcott; A. X.
Vinge, Dogden; E. l.. Penn, Sher-
wood; r. P. Luchou, Grafton.
Altos. O. Carter, wimbledon;
Carl Peterson, Binford; Homer Ress-
Ter, Starkweather and H. B. Whine,
Tagus.
Drums-A. L. Crockard, Elgin; Ray
v. Syees, Milnor; John Charmley,
Kenmare; Geo. weatherhead, Bis
marck.
Cornets-O. T. Rishoff, Grand
Forks; H. NJ. Chase, Neville; Chas.
A. Wales, Portal: Frank 3. Sewitt,
Ambrose; Thomas N. Petit, Gackle;
x. Kirsch, Warwick and G. c. Cow
ell, Balfour.
The meeting was called to order
Friday morning by President N. B.
Black, when the address OF welcome
was delivered by w. H. Horton, presi.
dent Of the Devils Lake Commercial
club The response was given BY Percy
TrubAshaw, editor Of the Cooperstown
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29

We are in a position to
handle good Secon q
mortgages. We will be
pleased to have you call
on Us or write. Dakota
Montana Investment Co..
minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29

Officers Of the Association.
President-N. B. Black, Grand
Forks. . NJ
First Vice president j. i. Hloom,
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Ser nnfanas bun @ie[ aus,

Ser anfangs bun aiel ausge
Ianote 8eriht, bob e gelungen iel.
oas seillnfene ltnteriecboot IL $" :;
III bebeu unb Die gelcmnlte Mann-
l6aft 5ll retten, NOR llnrihtig. 9ats
ldhlih aelangten bic 27 @erette-
ten burh Die Sorpebrrobrelt ms
8aiier uno 10 an Die Sberfldhe
Der &omnanoeur, aeutnant uno
Der Steuermann barrten ouf ibre,n
Boiten aus nno Daren, als ous
,Sabr5eug enoiih gehoben murbe
eritidt. geadbem e' Dem SiiIis-
idiff v8ulfan" gelungen NOR, NIT
Sen 8erlunfenen in telepboniid)c
9erbinbung 5u treten llnb bic ge-
naue Gage bes IL 9" felt5uitellen.
tpurbert7 Die 2eute alt5geforoert, Ste
ipe5iea fir iol6e 3rpcde borgeiebe-
nen 9auheran8iige onsIlegen urlo
ourh ben 2uft0ruf lid aus otn
Torpeoorobren alt Die Sberflalbe
vihieBen au loiien". Siebenuno-
3pan5ig Mann taten bas nno tpus=
SEN idn1mtlih itnpertreilt aufge-
fiiht. Ser &ommalloeur, Der 2eltt-
noiit uno Ser 5teaer.nann aber
rueieerten iid, ibr Sdifi gu berlai-
ielL bis oieies geboben meroen fon-
ne. Oo man ertportete. oaB es ben
Sau6ern in ipenigeu Stlinoen ge=
lingell iperoe, Die erforoerli6dt
aetten an Dem IL 8" 81 befeitieen
uno iie nod betraGtl,Gen 2ilf1=
porrat botten, oahten i;e ieoenfaGs
nidt, oaB oieies SeIill!ten an ben
Sraoitionen Scr Marine ibnen oas
9eben foiten tonne. @alo oaraui
geriet Ser inbmarine gslepbon-@p-
parat auBer Sronrnlq inb audi oie
6eheporrihtungen oc. v@ulfon"
flulftionierten niht in Ser eripar-
teten @eiie. Gs ntnBte Elm neser
Grabn illitaniert !tcroen uno es
NOR bier llbr Moreens als es eno-
lif gelnna Die II 3" an Die Ober
il6de 3il bringen. glfs man in oa3
gebobene Safr5ellg s:nhrang fono
man ben &ommanoanteil uno oie
6eioen g[noeren ols 9ei6en I'M gc-
obahtlingstlirme liegen. Sic tparelt
eritift ulo nlle acknowledgements
iuhe maren nublos. Gie 9fanel,
DER orei iiilb: 3apitdnielltnant 81
iher, 2eutnant &olbe Eno Steuer-
mann sieper Slider hatte iih etIt
Dor elmer ISOLDE per5eirotet.
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Sun autDao. Montag otu 23. Sannar 1911

~t'ttti ~ 'HNssN4t [CGISillHiili!t
an elmer Moroperlt5n5tlnaq oegea
Dos 2eben bes &aiiers BON sSupun
onrh oos S6ergeridt 3un Sooe Der.
urteiIt murbcll iino 81 lebenslallg-
Iiher @ef6ngnisitrnfe 6egnooiat
poroen. 9ieier @no0enaft erItrecft
ii6 ieoo0 niebt ouf ocn IGoelsfns,-
rer 9ettiiro aotltflt luo oeIen @ot-
til, oie beioe unter nem Sooeslr.
tell bingeridfet iueroen loden.
sluf Ser Sllief Sopti i6einea
Die @ren51treitigfeiten sipiI6en oea
beioen 9fepublifen 81 ernIten Ger
miirfltiiien fiibren 8ll .lroaen. 99ic
aus Gort=au-Grince 3er1elbet lpiro,
bat oie IRe9ierung por @opti Seile
ibrer Sruppen ntobiI gerliodt uno
nod Ser @ren5e eel6iGt. 9lub oie
Gegierltn9 bon Son Domingo bot
Sruppeu on Ser (5rcn5e 5nionr-
n1enge5ogen. llniere 3eqiernua bdt
lire @ermittlung ongeboten.
9lus Sosnopice III Huiiiid=Gp=
len miro ell lhlpereS @rltbenltngIii,f
qelneloet. SSll sSolge elmer @rploiiot
brad in Ser in Ser 9lahe Ser genanu-
tell Stabt gele9enen Golinlir- 3ed;a
6euer aus. W1it groi3eE Wfii6e oe
lonQ es, $50 Ser IN Der @rube be-
finoli6en gerqleltte l<r gntfpn=
men 3u beperfitenigcn, ober 40 on-
bern lpllroe our6 bic Glanlnen Ser
@ea 5llr 9fettung abgeidbritten u.'o
lie fonoen iatnntlif oinen idrecrli-
cben Soo.
9lus Goioblonca in Moroffo
neloet man: 3ipil6en ainei 8eoui-
nen=Stamrnen NOR ar'aebli6 eli
Streit iiber oie 9enublrng gelpilIer
@eioeplobe ousgebrodjcn uno Der
Ser bier ltatioltierfe @efeblsbab'r
SER fron5olilher Srunfen ipor bon
ben beioen St1n1nen eriu6t NOR
Sen, Ben Streit 5u ;,hIidten @s
ipllroen 5mei &ompagnien Snfante-
rie uno cine Sd)moGroll &apa1cr!c
inter Dem 9efebl eiitcs MfoiorS
obgelanot, Der gletu5eitig als
shieosrihter fllngicren ioate. 0ie
5rltppeil ipuroen ungeiebr 80 Wei=
len iiiolidb BON goiabinaco, in Ser.
Nabe BON 8uheron burlh einen M
befannten Starnm in einen Sinter-
6olt ge(pdt. gs gelung Sen SrlIn
pen MIR nit qr0Bter @hihe iib nll=
ter gerlitit BON A Sfi;3isren ltno 10
Soloaten Ourh5uidblaaen, 3ipei o.
fisiere it1o orei Salbaten ipltroel,
bierbei getotet nno oie iihrigen per.
lpunoet. Man glaubt, BOB Ser
Streit 5lpii6en SEN 5eloen St1lr-
men fingiert mar, I'M Die 6ron5o=
len ii6erfallen gu fonnen. Ser @e.
febIsbaber miro iofori cine Straf.
expedition unternebmen.
= 9ie geulenpeIs, Sic iicb in Ser
Wonoidurel lrnb i'm nirblihen Ghi-
na itetig meiter ousbreitet. bat Jest
oud I'M Miiiions-6oipitol gu Sc
fling Elm Spfer geforbert. 9ard ous
Mnftreten Ser Seude in Ser &aupt-
ftaot iino bic 9e60rhm in eire
Ionif beriebt ipproelr lnlo iie 'iiber-
lailen Die 9efdnlpfilng Ser eroBe o.
Itrifte entoolfernoen i6redlidcn
Granfbeit rotlos BEN sler5ten Der
Weiiiionen.
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Graebnis oes 8ettbelpe:hs, Sen Sic
8oetbe-8enfnol @aieai6aft Der.
allitaltet bot ltno aus beill Nrofel=
lor Sernlonn 9abn, 9Nun6en, as
sieger Encouragement lit. Seine
S9opfung miro I'M 2iJlcoln Eolf,
llabe Dem Giperiep 9p,Ieparb, cine
bleibe1oc Statte fillben 0ie @roff.
nung Der 9lusltelinng nabin Sic
5oun eines gnapfoaaes an oen Ste
Better Der @oetDe- Genfn1ol- -Gnlett=
l6aft llnter Dem Gorlit bes &errn
Sarrp Jaubens peraliitnlteten. Sic
9eteiliaung uur al1Derff 5ablreidl.
Mitglieoer ser Neffllai 8eIeI.
lhaft, befollnte ssertreter oes
9euti1turfs Der Stabt ino gertre-
ter Ser beiben l1niucriitGten 6attet
fth 5lun Sell nit ibreil Ganen eiil-
gefunoen, Inn oie Sho5fungen Der
1eu1 &iiritler 5u teinltiloerlL oIa
iid5 on Dem @ettbeipsrb teteiligt bot
ten.
= 9as repnblifaliId,e Staats-
folnite BON Seem Dorf lot Billialn
Barnes ir., einen enti6ieoenea
8egner 9foolepelt's, 5ll ieinem @of-
iisenoen ertpGblt.
Gie 16idbriee Giiiber 0ablie
pon guffolo, g. g., it i'm uMe.
ftern Sorie Of gfefuee" 81 slbion,
e. g., untergebra6t morben, mo sc
his gu ibren 81. .aebensiabre all
pprbleiben boben miro. sic lpar
i'm arininalgeridt II, Buffalo ser
8iganie iiberfiibrt ipnrocn. gitber
gab 5ll, iid innerhatb ieds Mn-
naten 5meinol perbeIrotet 5ll ba-
BEN, obnc bon bern trften 1Wednne
geidieoen gu ieir. Sic iaete, lire
erite Gbe lei SOS ]lciultat zines
ySofe" aerpeien, Die 3l1eite oas ge<
iltItat nof a bare" mo iie CLAUDE
oesbalb iiberbaupt n;hl, oaB bieie
gben aiiltia ieien.
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Gum ;Sa5res- -slnfams,

@cfanntlid) lit Der Sanuar
Der erIte WspnDf inn nenen Sabr
Qtnd) gait Elm Spridj pDn glltersber
Ser iagt, baf aler 9lnfang idJ,uer.
giitu heuf idJ otter bin unb her
Sb's NIT hcm Sannar aud 10 iuar'
Sbfs, tueilfs Der erite, ber entipringt
Gem SaGr, CT auh mas SGiueres brtngt
Su 9lmitim 90 perianmcIn bann,
Senat itnb Sans IidJ, Nsamm fir Mann.
Ses @plfes gSpl, bas lit ibr 3iel,
IpdJ idDeint es pft nns Gtnberipiel.
Oar Mand)er fpnmt babim, Der bon
Sspn Seisbeit, tuic iie nidlt ietn ipll,
Scr tiftelt banm Ueiebe ans,
Sic itantnten c6'r pDnt 9tarren6ans.
gl(ein, ntelleidjt iicgt her Seritanh
l8as sipar nidJt INNER bier 81 9ano,
0pd) m1dlt es aud iupl ttbglidj iein,
Die Sooffning tr6itet idjpn allein.
llnb infer neuer 0jonpernenr
Sclicbt, gcad)tct, mic idl b1r',
@pu fretetn Sinne nnb Geritanh
gSirb rctten mod bas geras= =2anb
TUnt 800 ner Wnfer tiro Selptet,
Sie nns idlpn rtandlcn Sampf anbpten
Nit ieiner Soiilfe itarf nnb feit,
Mir riunten barn oas Muferneit.
H'rnm lit bcs 7ahrcs Gnfang sut,
Sp fnGt aud Seocr friidjcn Wsnt
Inn hpfft, cs iutrA ia ,ueitcr qefin
Sic Sopffnmng lift nidJt unteraeb'n.
9tuf bafI iie mid aud ME perlns
sringt q am 0, ein pplles 0las
Hns trinf' i'd, ans bis ouf ben Gjrnnb
Sas balt Mid mnuter nnb eeiunb.
EGic id)ucr ber slnfana antl mag iein,s
Y III o rtnt)t bic Gorge flein;
TSir sieEen nntia In bic Babl
iinb iiceen OF nit srpker t3abl.
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@iienba1n sSalrp!an.
S. C g. g, Sabn.

S. & q. q. Sa6n.
gto.3 -Som yforben. .6.45 abenos
gip. o 8om Noroen. .6.45 mora
yto. 7--GocaI BON oearne. 1000 ntora
SO. O. SoeaI BON Baleitine. -. !. I.
go. 4 Son Yierifo. $50 llattnn
SO. 12-aocal bon oarebo (geniicbt)
80 T. saa6 benz gioroen. 1.55 no,bm.
yto. g. yfa9 oem 0oroen. 800 absflos
glo. Social na6 Yaleltine 7.30 mors
yfp- 10 eGpreB naeb 9edrne. ;.
so. 5 -saa6 @erifo. 100 mora
gto. II -Socal nad 2arebo (genlieht) !.
:. -. :. 80. 800 abellos
g. u. c VI. 3. Sabn.
@ntunft
SO. i ooliiton II. .. aiiite. 200 nod,m
9lo. 3-Souiton II. 5. &iiite $40 bprr1
g}p. 5-auItenit0bte lib nadpr
sfo; "A Son aerroiIle, nur on Boe
d]entaeen. :. $3.50 pnrm
go. 44-gon aerrbiae, nnr Conn
80. 146- @on aerrpille, ,lllr an
gBo6etltagen. ..7.15 nad)m
go. 2 2-9ouiton II. 5. aiiIte. $3.50 hor,r
yto. 4-9ouitpn Il. .. &iiite. 9:20 abenbs
gfo. 6-aiiitenltdbte. :. ..9.tO nahm
gio;x 43-giad aerrpiGle, ntr III $50
0entd9en. :. .4:45 na5m
SO; 41-ssob SerroiGle, nllr sonnz
gSo 145 -aqa aerrDiae, nur in = :
SSpe1eiltaaen- !. :. ..T:15 tornt
o.. $. & g. u, (Saupt-ainie)
9lufunft-
go. 9 @om sften .7.85 porn
ylo. 7-8om Often. ..6 $3.50 nadla
ylo. 10--el &aio IL g9eiteu 7.so nuost
$40. Soon gl 9aio. ..1o15 boru1
80, -aad eI 9oio nnO meftsn.
Ro,>7-sia6 81 Viaio mi, @sifen' ;Ss ''l"'
SO. 1o-s3od 5. g8eiten. 1000 absnSs
go s-gloh beln Giten. .1o:45 BORN
$40. t-Hab Sci 9iio.. 400 oberos
@ietoria 9ibiiiun g. $. (: g. u.
gio. 365-euero, gictoria. 1850 nad,n
abfabrt-
$40. 3o6- -Guerp. gictoria. 500 born,
VI. &. & 8. gahn.
9lnfitnft-
1o. 241.gon oonfton unb @alpeiton
;. >. ;. :. ;. $50 ntorgens
$40. 7-@on 9allas Ii. Sort gSort6
SO. 2s5-ssom NOrOen. 1870 uOrlaitl
So. 15-Gon gSacp ....9.00 ndGnl
$50. 231-Iom Sioroen unD 9onitrn
:. -. :25 nnetm
go. 9-gom gloroen. ..7:45 abenos
gbfnbrt
SO. to-gaad5 ben aorbeu. 1000 born,
$50. 16-- 9iadb sluftin llnb gSaco
SO. 1o-seu6 Dem 92orben. 900 BORN
SO. 8 giad 9alas, Sort SSortb
uno @aco. ....845 abenos
go. 236-Nacb benz Noroen. -. :.
lib abenbs
So. 242-Sla6 oouiton un6 Sal
nelton. I. 1910 abenps
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Mettet slucf 9eben.

@eoer merne S1meiter, nod id.
miiroen beute an 2eben iein, lpenn
es ni6t fir Or. Sings ugeeiu
DISCOVERY" mare, idreibt 81. 9.
Mc0onalo bon SapettepilIe, g. g..
8ir batten beioe l6neren Suiten
uno feline anoere Meoi5in bolt.
Nlan iaete ioaar, meine Sdtpeiter
hobe oie Sdminoiudt; Sbre NUM-
oerbolle Waeoi8in bat uns 9eioe
nollltan0ig eebeilt, Sir ongeerii,
fene 2lngen, @rfaltllng Grippe.
aitbnta, @uiten etc. lrobeflaide
frei SOC unoi 81. Sci allen Drug,
1iIten.
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Sitter Gplbat aepeiniat.

Sabre lang tpur0e ib our1 lin.
peroauli1feit unb 8erItopfllng
idtper gepeinist idreibt Der &riegs-
oeteran gl. g. Smitb BON @rie,
Ga., aber Or. Sings Stem 2sie
Rias baben mid interchangeable.
gtur 25c BEL allen 9ruagiItel1.
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9ie amerifairiihcit gabnange-
itellten ser Sontbern Gocific 8obn
in BEN merifanii6en Giooten gu
nora Sinola uno Sepic itreifen
t,no ser @erfebr lit oaourh poa-
itonoiq unterbroden.
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sSiir nande, Die inn 2eben fei.
men Grfolg boben, beitebt Der bette
Croft oarill, oaB iie Die Grfolgreih.
fjeir ihledt 81 MAIDEN ilihen.
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= 8pei illnge 2eute, sSronf 9aeo.
rig aus 8allas nno Z. 9eremonn
aug @ponootte, @lidigon, Die oil
Dem &rell5er yMornlono" als
Shiffsiu1lgen bicnten. iino iiber
@oro gcfolcn imo ertrllufen. gle
2eiten iino nift lpicOer gefunoen
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g8dbrello eines Itarfen @ew:.-
ters, bas am 9onneyitag obelio
iiber Die inerifaniide Stoot 8ictoria
6inging, mnrOe elmer Der befannte-
lten uno angeie6eniten 9iirger Der
Stoot, Ser 9lopofut Gonllto Wtorfts
nes, pom 9lit eri6lugen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-07
BUSINESS WITH THE NORTHWEST.

Whether great plying between Seattle and
the Orient will make Honolulu port of call may depend upon the
trade here and the obligation to give
quick dispatch to tea and silks.
Hawaii would combine to make traffic. there
would it, for both localities produce precisely
We take lumber forage flour COAL fish, north
manufactures of wood and the Northwest
hungerng pneapp bananas and other fruits peculiar
TO this easily of material for manu-
features like cotton Now deal with each other
through paying tribute there BY doing business
directly this might vastly increased with tribute to be
deducted from the profits.
The travel feature interest Hawaii is the natural
winter playground Northwest The and rain OF that
region people of meansand even the farmers are geg
rich Washington Oregon and IdahOtO warmer cmes California
does NOT su the Northwestern has done Its winter
climate far from certain jealousy between the
two localities winter climate and is neutral ground
Here is perpetual SUMNER condition the Northwest is LOOKING
Is il not fair suppose that direct communication would bng
Northwestern and that people would
seize the chance the Northwest and go East t way
as change desert routes out of San Francco
But it depends less upon the relative demands
of the Orient big field of business enterprise les as 10
whether get Northwestern vessels like the Minnesota
which offer the Atlantic seaboard for the products
of the Orient
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-07
MAKING THE LAND PRODUCE.

This day of diversified industries in Hawa and
fought years of blind opposition bring
congratulate Hawaii that
able O hold enterprise down crop
Pneapples proved way
form another American Cotton has shown what
Washington has taken cognzance will
its further production In the South planter than
himself with six pound builds up
competency twelve he makes fortune But the kind
grown Hawaii brings the planter thirty That holds
out better promise of wealth than sugar did.
After there tobacco which forging slowly
Coffee only awaits the signal Congress for it's revival And
the Buefeds banana adding to it's of cultivation
which promises make article of importance the list of
island exports
That the to build commonwealth here
Make every tell.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-07
BEST EMINENT

Slight accidents and injuries are a
frequent occurrence on the farm and in
the work shop. A cut or bruise which
is often the cause of much annoyance
and loss of time, may be cured IN
about one-third the time usually re-
CURED by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm as soon as the injury is receiv-
ed. There is no danger of blood poi
soning resulting from an injury when
this liniment is applied before the
parts become inhamed and swollen
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
e Co.. agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-07
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

want buy Sheep hayrack ham, only ask that
may keep my way Just Yet people think they knew my
needs, and try o sell me junk and that is why my
SELLERS OF bosom beed why this life punk The
THINGS agents stop me the street, they hammer at my
door; they run m down with reess feet, they
threaten and emplore do buy whale circus
prune have statesmen my trail would be priceless boom
hear talk of sales of profit and of oss they send
dodgers through the mails and hope III come they throw big
posters my porch the yard whe go smoke
TORCH Jars pretty hard do not wish to buy tree warthog
snake statesmen would but let be- heart would to
And when go buy with wad of shining cash. I'll
hunt who try sell useless trash do want to
buy side of bacon cured have back teeth taken
have my life insured.
Cartwright 1910 bv Geo Matthew Adams WALT MASON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-07
WALT MASON.
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

ALLAN HERR T-My friend,
Judge Hartwell, says he is opening an
office in the Stangenwald block be-
cause he would be miserable with
out something to do" tell him that
is where he differs from me. I'm most
miserable when have anything to
do.
ALBERT AFoNG-The proposed
Pearl harbor lines are far out from
the line of my Pearl harbor place, be-
yond the marsh and out to a depth OF
sixteen feet of water. What I and a
number of others having Pearl har-
Dor homes would like to know is
whether we can dredge on to the
swamp and own the new land thus
made, and if so now soon the govern
ment will let us do it.
MAJOR WINSLOW-It will not be
difficult to change the Pearl harbor
lines after they are fixed. if there is
good reason. Honolulu's have been
changed several times. An interest
ing fact is that no one knows the or
iginal lines The first letter sent here
by the war department enclosing a
map of original lines contained three
different maps. They were sent bach
with an inquiry as which was the
real first map of established lines. AT
ter about four months search in thu
records, the department had to give i
up, and no one will ever know. TIT
War Department was very busy then
With the Philippine war.
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H. s. HAYWARD-The sentiment
for reciprocity is not all one way in
Canada, by any means. Many papers
are fighting it as a way to preserving
Canadian manufactures.
JUDGE HUMPHREYS - don't
think Mr.. Becker is here on the Judge
ship matter. He tells me that he
came for a rest cure and did not hear
of the fight until he arrived.
PERCY M. POND-The Civic Fed
Grafton ought to be braced right up,
It has work enough to do and should
get in shape as soon as possible to
do it.
w. c. BOUTELLE-As soon as l
got my orders to join the postoffice
staff at San Francisco had my name
put on the waiting list of the Come
back Club.
R. ]. BUCHLY-If the sanitary APP
planes of the fort down at Old Wal
kiki beach we're halfway decent the
people living along shore beyond
there would have more to be thankful
for.
RAY STANNARD BAKER -
thought, when visited other sides Of
this island that the planters had not
left much room for diversified agri.
culture. They seem to have all the
best land. 70
LINK McCANDLESS-I heard of a
case at Waikiki where two LITTLE girls
caught mullet foot long, with their
hands. OF course, tire fish must have
been sick, and it was taken away from
the girls by their parents.
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soldier comltted.
DISTRICT MAelsrRATE.

On the Recommendation of the Ju-
dietary committee, with an amend
ment, the house today passed Alton
SOS bill amending the law relating
to district magistrates. 1t leaves the
appointment with the Chief Justice as
at present, Notwithstanding that func-
tionary's recommendation that the
power be given back to the Govern
or
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be granted And unless you appear at
said Court at the time and place afore-
said your default will be recorded, and
the said petition will be taken as con-
fessed, and you will be forever barred
from contestlng said petition or any
decree entered thereon. Y
WITNESS THE HONORABLE W.
]. ROBINSON, Judge of said Court,
this 18th day Of February, in the year
nineteen hundred and eleven.
Attest with Seal of said Court:
(SeaD M. T. sIMONToN,
Registrar.
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HEALTH BILL SIGNED.

The Legislature was informed this
morning that the Governor had signed
Act 8, making additional appropria-
tions for the use of the Board of
Health for the biennial period ending
June 80, 1911.
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Payable semi-annually in advance.
Term of lease, 81 years from No
vember l, 1911.
Reservations regarding land requir-
ed by the government for settlement,
public or reclamation purposes, will
be embodied in these leases.
For maps and further particulars.
apply at the Office of the Commission
err of Public Lands, Capitol building,
Honolulu.
MARSToN CAMPBELL,
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Dated at Honolulu, Feb. /, 1911.
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Martin Egan who passed through here yesterday had
tunity decline the position Secretary the President
Egan editor of the Manila Times Years he reporter
the Chronicle When the Boxer he the field
correspondent afterwards joining the staff of the Associated Press
Manila where he with Taft and the various
For he the Associated Press agent in
London the influential journalist in the
Far East