davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-27
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc.

Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc.
Wheat-Track prices: Club, S5c;
Bluestem, 95c; Fortyfold S5h@S6ci
Red Russian, Sac; Valley, S5c,
Millstuffs-Bran, $2O.5O per tom
shorts, $22@23; middlings, $50.
Flour - Patents, $4.6O per barrels
straights, s4OO; exports, $365@SSOi
valley, $4.6O; graham, $4.6O; whole
wheat, $3.50.
Corn--whOle, $50; cracked, $37 pei
ton.
Hay-Fancy Idaho timothy, $l7@lsi
fancy eastern Oregon timothy, $l5@lei
timothy and clover, sl4@l5; timothy
and alfalfa, $lS@l5; clover, $s.5o@lOi
Gate and vetch, $l0@ll; cheat, l0@lli
valrey grain hay, SlO@ll.
oats-NO, /, white, s25@25.5O PEI
ton.
Barley-Feed, s94@25 per ton; brew
ing, nominal; rolled, $27@2s.
Groceries Dried Fruits, Etc.
Dried Fruits--Apples, Toe per lb.
currants, lOe; apricots, l2@l4c; peach
es, s@lle; punes, Italian, s@lOc; sill
yer, lSc; figs, white and black, 6l5@
7l5c; raisins, loose Muscatel, 6h@
1lse; bleached Thompson, Ike; un
bleaehed sultanas, size; seeded, 7l9@
size
Coffee-Roasted in drums, ls9S2
per H.
Nuts--walnuts, l9l5c per ID; Brazi
nuts, zoe; filberts, l5e; almonds, zoe
pecans, lie; eoeoanuts, soe@$1 per dOz
Salt--Granulated, sl4 per ton; half
ground, zoos, $lO.25 per ton; sos, 81
per ton
Beans--Small white, 5000; larg,
white, s475; Lima, $3.50; pink, $500
red Mexieans, SC; bayou, $A4o,
Rice-No. Japan, 5@5l5e; eheape
grades, Age; southern head, 5&@6c.
Honey-Choiee, SS.s5GS.75 per case
sugr-Fruit and berry, $3.50; Homo
lulu plantation, $5l5; beet, IS; Extra c
s470; powdered barrels, s5.45; cubes
barrels, $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-27
B ! @ o q
Medicine

That originated in a famous doe
tors successful prescription, that
is made from the purest and best
ingredients, that has record of
relief and benefit believed to be
unequalIed the world over-suoh
is HOODS sARsAPARlLLA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Qlaifas %Sesislatur.

Sra Suneau, Ilaifa, teleJraicres
ben lite Wfai: @upernsr @alter y.
Glarf bar ibag n99tet Sanftion poa
ben moo iapaneliife 6iifere fienbtlige
me 6iiferiIou, itrar fsr 2egislottren
opleite Jig.
Sopen er pebtaget meo Gnitcn.
mi9beo al begge SuIe, men Der blep,
oa 8upernsrens Setobllbifab mooto-
ges, intet 5orieg giort paa at ont
ltsbe Set.
2egislaturett, Der bar NllaifoS isr.
ite lopaioenOe 6oriomling, bapOe
ppret iamlet iiben ben lite Marts.
glanot Be pigtigere Sope, iom er blct
peota9et, fan nppneS 9open mi al
minbelig Stemmeret for apinber,
ben rpe Winelop, ben iaofolote gln-
tisbptoe SlapeIop, ON SpretteIien al
Sfierperbiem / Sair6anfs og Sitfa,
ON Sprettelie len al en- Somitol for
gern oe SpbGpelien Poll tax.2o-
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Kreaturprtierne

Sor at unbgaa at betalc Sfat paa
Benz, peo of foa Dem ailteo Ill Wtars
feoet inoen Sen lite Mai, bar 6or.
merte / 9oropeiten De iioitc Gage al
9(pril ienbt en- iaaban Wpngoe 6orm'
bnr til areatllrmarfeoet / Soutb ct.
Saul, Winn., at MntaQet bar IIaaet
oae tioIigere Reforber. Ser onfom
nemlia til 'oe berpprenbe "Stocf
gorbs" / Maanebens Sob fife min.
Sre eub %, 200 Stptfer StoriG,
10000 aalpe. 10000 Spin og a.
500 Ssuar. Eli oereS @eiorbring att'
penbtes Der $3.50 &reaturOoane.
Ger anfom ira Winneiota, 8ls.
coniin, Wontano, Soma, Nortb %
Soutb Iafota oper 800 fIere |ogn-
labninger meo aSedturer / Iprtl
iaar el,o ben tiIiparenoe Maateo /
1912.
Get Ter imiolertio Itpgt no Tor, at
Sarmerres 9eregninger mco @enipn
til neutrality-suspicious., for mango
ialfalo, bar pPret en- baarlig Spefus
latior. Zen itorc SilferieI bar nems
Zig trpffet Triicrre iaa betpOeIig neo,
at Sabet al oen @runo rimeligui5 pil
Eli, eQer bar pPret itsrre, emo bpao
man inoipare6e paa Sfotterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
paa Ooreesfero.

st Selifab paa II Norlf- Imer1'
fanere ira Minot, q. Saf., AZ bptlte
be fleite / Serritorpalbagene bar
braane peItoper / "9rGrieifonnerter"
eaer ifranglenpe emigranttog, pas
ierebe igaar (0:tanoq5) Gftermiooag
ct. Yaul pou 8iennemrei'e III Oct
aanle 5GorelanO. - &eiIen sItoper
er imiolertio betpoelig forifiellig ira
Reiien peitoper i i'm Sto, for Den 10
reaaar / en- ertra EullmanIf BALLADS.
iopepoan, Tom err leiet for belle Slt'
rem ira Minot iii Hem s)orf.
Nieolemmerne al HeiieieIifabet az
fer al opboloe Jig / Iorge ira Ter
Maaneber iii ct Iar. Selifobcts sc.
Der err SuIils Saufalb, Der er Ell al
Ntinots Itsrite Sorretningsm9no, og
iom foruoen BET itore requirements
Store, ban oriper BERT gpen, og'aa
bciiooer betpoelig 8runbeienbom /
minneapolis. Dtr. Sauhalb bar
leiet Jig en- Siaa / Rprbeben al Sri.
itiania paa et Iar, ibet ban aJter
at labe fine Bern beisge De norife
Sfoler un6cr Spboloet oeri Sauoet.
Ilere al De andre Neblemmer al
HeiieieIifabet piI oeioa gisre Snar'
tiIre til Sperise 90 5piflanb. De
ileite al Dem Renter at peuoe tilbuge
i'll Soften.
sli be andre Neolemmer al Sol.
oct fan, ioruocr Mir. % Mrs. Sand,
alo oa ilere Born. nGunes u. =.
9sebruo % Gaticr, q. s.. Sbirlep %
Miis auna Sausen-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
WlilIioncr funoe ipares

Trofesior q. i. @oob, Gireftsr
for Wimeiotas 2auhbrugshsiifoIe,
ubtaItc / ct 6oreorag Ueo Sfolen
forleoeu 2sroag, at oct aarlige 3ab
al Ell Billion Collars - $1,000.
900. 900 - iom 2anoets 5armere
aarlig lioer, / tor llbitrptning OiIoe
funne uHogaaes peo Auuenoelien az
oe iinpleite Wioler oerimoO, ionl on.
beiales al 2anObrugsifolerue. 1lan.
teipgoomme o. Sniefter er Be pigtig.
tie Gariager iii otsie enorme aarlige
@Groitab, % Oct er iaanleget bella.
geligere, Tom begge mcget lei fan be.
fjPmpe5 al 6armerne.
"Elanteipgbomme % Snietter soe-
logger tilnPrmeliespis 20 Brocent
al gplingerue~ ioriaIte Froiesioreu;
"Stsriteparten al oenne Sfaoe er
nGiten mntoifploeIig. oa 9otamioIer.
ne moo oisie &lager er pei tieuote
90 let tiIgiPrgelige."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Panoelen paa
Svoamerifa

Sflsnt man l9nge bar blot, at
SpSamerifa er ct al De bebite Mtar.
feoer for amerifanife Ct. g. &ro.
buffer bar De omerifanife Sorret.
ntngsnenO Dog life paa langt NOR
foritaaet of benptte iig al De itore
Soroele, iom be ipbamerifanIfe Cant
DC / oenlte SenieenOe frembpoer.
Sore foniulare &eppientanter /
oenne Gel al Serben bar / fine Of.
ficieue S1tbberetnineer fIaget oper
oenne Sigegploigbeo % Iangel pua
Sremipn illOen BEN anlerifanife Sor.
retningsperben, og De bar life oGret
uben Strfning. If be offieieae -.
gcper fremgaar oct nen1lig, at Sum.
banOelell nlelem De Scr. Stater og
Spbannerita / Sc ienere glar bar I'd
get ct sanife itort Spiping.
SfsIse oisie Spgaper uil llOferel-
fen fra be Sor. Stater til Spoameri.
ia / 5iifalaaret 1918 antogelig be.
lebe ii9 til ntinoit $15O,000,O0O MOB
bare Sal 100000 / 1903, $33, 600.
600 / 1888 og $3O,OOO,0O0 / 1878.
Yao ben ARDEN Sibe antageS Sno.
fsrieLen fra Spbamcrifa til De 6or.
Stoter / inoeparenDe 6iifnlaar at
pilOe beisbe iig til $24O,0OO,OOO
MOB StO7, OOO,O / 1913, $1O2,.
600, 900 1898, $77,OOO,00O 1888
M SCI. 100000 / 1878.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
en- foltbar nlaaneo.

Sra @olhingtou meooeIeS Sen lite
Mai: &co aiiIuttelien al Rcgnifaber.
ne FOR Ipril bite oct iig, at llogiIs
terrc / bcnnc enc Mtaaneo bar pprct
$3,65i,O00 itsrre eto Suotrgterue.
llogi'terne belpb iig nemlig til
$57,106,000, meuS SnOtpgterue al.
orog til blot $53,452,0 900.
Der er oog ingcn 6are for, at
Snfel Gam oil fonlute / Ecraefnibe,
for SnbtGgterne / Dc ieritc ire
apGrtaIer al iuoeprreuoe 6ilfolaar
hor pGret SS,966, 900 itsrre emo
llogiitcrne. 9ette err Iaomeget ltsrre
6remifrint, iom aorsrcgnlfcbet Tor
iorrige 6iifaIaor opuiitc en- unoer'
balance al So, $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Sanoets 8anfforretninS.

SSfeIge Observation-Disclosures
netop oifentliggiorte WaaneoSrop.
port piier observation-disclosures Grams.
~aftioner, inbbefatteoc lloIaan, 0iss
fontoer og aoutantbeboloninger, /
NpriI Naareb Ell marferet Rebgang
ntoo Ntaaneoen foruo. 8eretniugen
onlfatter 7,440 Gationalbanfer.
Sanfernes SotaIrciourcer bar
$tt,OS1, 974,333. Den witerlte al
bisie Gieio,lrcer tar llolaar, huilfe
~tilionnlen anbrog til $6,17S,O96,'
379. Set itprite TuSiipabcIsb par
De inoepiouelle SrOiflIo, lom tiliam-
men lbaioroe $5,96S, 7S7,045. Zen
iuobetaltc 8runofapital belsb iig I'll
ST, 052, $50, 5St % $1,O1S,165,21O
ifplbtes andre Banter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
6~ienfunoen Sormue.

Sra Soutb 9eno, Su0., meooeles
Oen lite Wai: Otter al baoe pqret
bortgiRut / oUer 80 og paa Oct ip.
rigite eiteriegt / ooer 20 Mar bar
man enoeIig opOaget 0~ipmmeiteoet
for Ell Sunfe Sproipopirer. Der oil
tiliifre &. z. &alfiu5' arpinger Ell
aanife net lioen 6ormle. @attins
osoe / 1881.
9e gienfuuone SGroipapirer be.
itoor al 9lftier / io~rifieaise Slieiel'
ifa6er. &c err az Seipi5 {. Sanoor
berai guen bragt til @tertants Aa,
tioral Sauf Tor al iaa oeres SGrot
beitemt, bporeiter De uil BIZ lenot til
Nesp 9orf.
2e blep f,noue / en- gammel bort
faItet auiiert i q. ScuiS. Se bar
en paalpoenoe SRroi az S12o,00o.
WPr. @atfms iieeS Of bape p9ret
en- al Sobn .. 8ocfeiellers 'srlte
aompasnpner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Soritvrret DteIic.

Sra Hocf Sslanb, 81, berettes
ben 3oie Mai: Retop iom 5reosoom-
nter 4. $. @ells itob / 9egreb meo
at erflpre RaIpb @pant ira Chico
90 % en- ung StueipiaerinOe, Ytiis
Ioele Rogcrs. Tor rette sggteioIf at
pore, fom SarIau u. aaufimm ira
Sre9orl, 81, Ell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rat al grltogonlnen, Itprtenoe mo
oa aibreo Gercmonien. San req
nemlig @iitermualsbepiain8en I'D az
SoanSen paa 9ruogommen o8 rep
ben / Stumper % Stpffer lige Tor
g,pien pao Den betl,tteoe 5reOs0om'
mer.
aauifman iorfloreoe i'm brlttale
Sptrpben meb, Of ban banbleoe eTter
SrSre ira grubgommens 5orPlore,
Ser por pna Set beitemteite imoo
Sennens 8iitermaal meo Ell lrflenot
Sfueipiaerinoe.
9ruoen aioer imiblertio en- bel
onoen Sorflnring. Sun paaitaar
nemlia, at Sandman ielp bar iorel'
Ifet / henbe, og CT Oct bar al Sfin'
'pae. ban poa Serne Raaoe iorisgte
Of iorbiuore benoes sesteifab meo
aanmeraten.
Spoo M eno Nariagen bar oPret,
pil Scniigten rimelispis life op'
noaes, oa Sarret ertlGrer. Of De oil
tase fsrite 5og iii Gbicaso os iitIO.
iere oen aibrnote Sielie Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
ID. Q. Sa Sollette 600.

Senator Robert SO. ga Sonettes
eueite 9rooer, @iuiam z. ga 5ollet.
re, er Den 30te IpriI aigaaet beO
Cohen / lin Ssiter 0srs. y. q.
Siebecfers Stem / Wabiior, @is.
San bar 66 Mar gommel % osbe al
Siertelammelie.
Nioeoe tog Ell meget oirtiom Gel
/ @iIionfampagren o. q ItGrft oil.
beialet til ct beiere Regieriugsem
beoe. San fom til Wtooilon | 1909
ira Soittb Iafota, boor ban oren
GpiSforretning og / en- Sermin inoe.
bduoe Stiaingen iom Sernbonefom
misipr. 5 1908 par ban Genlotra.
tcrlle8 aanoioot for &iceguoerner !
Soutb Iafota.
San eiterlnoer iig Ter Ssrr, IRE
Ssuner og 10 3etre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Streif.

s Salt Cafe Gin, lltab, inoIepes
reoe Den 30te slpril iamtIigc aftioc
WeoIeminer al @pelS 9rauoforp5
paa Gbeien nGr fine 9lfiteosanora.
genoer, ioroi gpitprct bapoe o~iiIaaet
bereS gniearing on 2enspaalP9.
Ceres IfifeosunOro8eroe giGlber
ira lite Wtai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
0nopanorinSen.

Sra Nctu 0orf mel0eS SEN ooen
Ntai. al ollie Scgu ip0er paa. al ,lno.
uanorinIen ocripienucm Suen iaar
uil liau aIle tibIigerc Rcfor0er. Sno.
uanoringeu / Gpril onbrog iii los,
$50 Ferioncr. 1881 ilcre emo / oen
tiIIuarenbe Mooueo iorriae Mar.
Salt er Der | De ire ierite Ntuaneocr
al Narct outommct 26S,067 Sub.
~panorcre imo0 202 ,977 / Sc tilipa.
renbe Maoncoer iiior. : 1912 an.
tsm Der I'll 9tcrp Dorf Jolt 605,O00
Slnmigranter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

S;oen opeuItaaenoe Seretntr9
moOtpgcs err Der inolebet MelOin9er
en-, at BET iaa beit ttltrGn8te
Rean babe inofurbet Jig % Ia8t en-
iaa Itprf Spmper paa Sfogbranoe-
ne, at Der nprebes gobt @aab ON,
a. iclfolo Sen pGrite Sare anlaaeS
for pperitaaet.
Meo llnbtagelie al Den / gtprbeoen
al Sonlab omfomac lille Eige or,
iaapiot biotil pibcs, intet Otenne'fe-
Iip 9aact tabt, men man8e bar Ip9s
bet / flor 2tpsiare, % De al Sranoen
anrettebe SproitGb er mc9et Itore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

Aigrctter, TluEIcr, 6irr. &iugeiiGr,
@opeoer, Singer, 6aIeiiTr, SfiuN
eler 0cIe al Sfin0 al piloc 5llgIc,
enten / rao eQer tiIpirfct 6orm, mo.
tagen / pibcnifabcIiQc % Sfolcsic.
mcO. gn Srsit er BET BOG, at 6crbu.
Get life eiGlbcr S~nofericlcn al
Struosiirr eller 6iUr al famine
6ugle.
Senne 5orblO@pardgrnf cr CT
baarot Stso for "6~iGrtrultcn" |
2onSon - % for pore pnntcipge Gn-
ntcr, iom bcrefter nlaa mole liz mco
of ubitoiiere fine SopeobeoGfningcr
nteO Strltbie- oe @onefiGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

let, oiI6e Ntr. Carnegie life nGrmere
uStole zig, uocnior iaapiot iou ban
blttcrt b~cflaae0e Den Sell. iom Der
par begoaet. San uotalte imiolcr
To Den fire 6orboabuing. at oct
utloe Ipftcs Sen nrrpGreuSe aomini.
ltration al iaa SeiIeu rcttet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
OPPOSITION TO wHIPPlNG.POsT.

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir:-In your paper of Jan. 29th you
say editorially that public sentiment
here is we'll divided on the subject of
the whipping post. with plenty of peo-
pie who oppose it absolutely.
Plenty of people? | should think so
"a large majority, in fact; ninety
five per cent of the intelligent and
thinking population of the islands, as
you may discover by careful count.
I'd like to have published list of the
good citizens of Honolulu who are in
favor of establishing flogging here. 1t
would tell a tale, and be as good a
character index as Who's Who is Of
reputation!
AS for Mr. Roosevelt and flogging
that gentleman has disqualified him
self in the United States at least, as
an authority on any moral or ethical
subject. His attitude during the last
campaign, his dogmatism and snap
shot judgments on all sorts of ques-
lions have made his opinion unworthy
of consideration by well-balanced and
conservative men.
AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Feb LIST
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
by o. A. Bierbach and George O.
Guild. e& ..~@
RAYMOND TEAL TO b.
PRESENT GAY WIDOW

Commencing Monday night. the. Ray.
ntonf Teal Musical Comedy Company
will present the funniest OF all COM
edies, The Gay Widow" in which
Fritz Fields, who plays the title part,
Is excruciatingly funny. -.
Mr.. Teal will be seen In another OF
his ebony characters and will present
a. speciality and new PAROLES.
AS an added attraction Mis- Sutfer-
lrnd and Jack Curtis will present their
vaudeville speciality entitled "The
Belle of Jay Town." In which Miss
will enact rural character
The Teal Ducklings" will be seen
in new songs and dances. Special men.
ton must be made OF the scenery.
which Is painted especially for each
production by Mr.. Harry Marcelle. On
next Wednesday there will be the
popular Amateur Night contest with
: n entire change Of program on THUR.
Gay night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
WATER METERS.

Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sir notice that the supcrintend-
ent OF public works is advertising for
tenders 10 supply water meters. In
view OF the general opposition on the
part of the public to the installation Of
meters, and the near approaching SEES
sion Of the legislature would il not be
better to postpone the letting OF con-
tract for supplying meters until the
legislature decides on the matter?
The superintendent Of public works
has not informed the public how many
water meters will be required. There
must be about $4,000 water privileges
in the city and the proposed water
meters would probably each cost any
where from $50 to S.. Then there
would be the cost of installing meters,
renewing same when worn out. and the
additional wages incurred for meter
inspectors.
This is too important a change to be
made by one government official on
his own responsibility. and the will of
the people as expressed through their
representatives in the legislature
should prevail. TAXPAYER.
Honolulu, February s, 1913.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
HAWAIrS WATER SUPPLY

Il plantation AMI buSirt >Sr,n thIurwhout tn,
lands will find information worth thinking
yer in pamphlet Just ISSUED hy Walter NJ. Gift
Frd, president Of tn" board of agriculture and
yrestry. Dealing simply, in plan-Sp0krn terms
nth Hawaiian forests and forest cover in their
klation to the water supply, Mr.. GiffaM thus
inns up the necessity for protecting Hawaii'>
rests:
That to keep our forests and sources of water sup
ply In natural condition the jungle of woodland and
Underground therein must be left altogether unds-
tlrbed by man or beast.
That preventive measures for safeguarding the
existing forests by fencing ranging and policing
we'll destroying wild cattle hogs and goats should
be systematically undertaken by the forestry division
Of the territorial board Of agriculture and forestry.
That in order effectively to undertake such impor
tant work the priVatey-owned areas within the wa
tr-bearing forest should be brought under
the same system of management that is here recon-
mended for the government lands, in such manner
Z already provided for by law. proper System of
1orest protection having been established by the
ernment failure to assign forest lands to the terri
tory for the specific purpose of protection might
last resort, be followed by condemnation proceed
ngs being understood that any neglect the part
81 the government properly TO protect and police such
ocQuired reserves would forfeit the atters right to
the ownership; and
That the legislature appropriate sufficient funds
I0T the special purpose OF fencng and policing the
Forests above referred to, and excluding thercfrom
Wild cattle, etc.
Mr.. Giffard also quotes q. *. Harrison, local
strict engineer Of the L. :. photographic serv-
.e, and an expert. Nj. harrison says:
The direct and beneficial relation of forest
h Eurface, stream and underground water regula-
ton has been thoroughly demonstrated and widely
accepted by the worlds waterusers that 1t seem
nperfluous invite attention to this relation again
However, the writer has observed an atmosphere of
Indifference this subject in the Hawaiian islands,
Nbich is all the more remarkable because the supply
md regulation of fresh water Is by far, the most i'm
portant factor In the material life and development
81 Hawaii
The Hawaiian islands primarily agricultural,
and for the greater part dependent on irrigation
While the rainfall Is heavy, the catchment areas
tomparatiyely small, the stream gradients very high
md the run-of from deforested and barren regions
very rapid with resulting heavy erosion and damage
10 agricultural lands and property.
There is but way by which Hawaiian streams
nay be economically regulated and that is by retain
me or developing heavy blanket Of forest cover
over much of the streams catchment areas as may
BE consistent with the demand for water from these
nreas. E:-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08

MY opinion originally was that the
president should have been elected for
seven years, and forever ineligible aft
erwards. | have since become sensible
that seven years is too long to be ir-
removable, and that there should be a
peaceable way of Withdrawing a man
in midway who is doing wrong. The
service for eight years. with power to
remove at the end of the first four.
comes nearly to my principle as cor
rected by experience, and it is in adhe-
renee to that, that | determine to
withdraw at the end of my second
term. The danger is that the indulg-
ence and attachments of the people
will keep a man in the chair after he
becomes a dOtard, that reelection
through life shall become habitual
and election for life follow that, Cen
eral Washington set the example of
voluntary retirement after eight years.
shall follow it. And a few more
precedents will oppose the obstacle of
habit to any one after awhile who shall
endeavor to extend his term. Perhaps
it may beget disposition to establish
it by an amendment of the constitu-
ton"
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FUNERAL TODAY
OF CHAs. BON

Funeral services are being held this
afternoon for the late Charles Bon,
whose death occurred yesterday. This
morning the remains were cremated
and the funeral is taking place at
three o'clock this afternoon at the
family home. The funeral Is private.
After the funeral services at the
home, conducted by DR.. Doremus
Scudder, the ashes will be buried at
Nuuanu cemetery. The pail-bearers
are w. H. Goetz, George G. Guild,
Capt. McPhail, Charles H. Atherton,
o. A. Biergach and I'D Towse. Masonic
rites will take place at the grave, I'M
der the auspices of Oceanic lodge, Of
which Mr.. Bon was past master.
The Merchants r Association, of
which Mr.. Bon had just been elected
president, is represented at the funeral
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

DIR. DOREMUS SCUDDER-The
new city charter certainly ought to in
clude a provision for a commission
that will foster and control children's
Fairgrounds.
JUDGE w. L. WHITNEY, seems
to be the plan of a great many cities
under the commission or short-ballot'
form of government to give their ordi-
nances, etc, plenty of publicity. Most
of them advertise ordinances for ten
days.
SENATOR A. F. JUDD-That meet
ing of the Palama Improvement Club,
where some of US spoke on sanitary
matters, particularly on opening up OF
wet areas, was a real success. The
people listened earnestly and are be-
coming interested in tie plans.
w. F. WILSON-lf the government
installs water-meters, l know Of. one
big avenue that will not be improved
by the citizens. That is up on Punch
bowl, where we were planning to
plant trees on the new sixty-foot
street. l do not believe that can be
done if water-meters are installed.
The people cannot attord 10 pay lor
watering the stress then.
POSTOFFICE INSPECTOR HARRY
B. HALL-HonOlulu undoubtedly has
the worst-paved streets of any city Of
it's size and pretensions | ever saw.
What stumps me is that your country
roads are good but in the city the
streets are terrible. That gives the
city a bad name with tourists, es-
pecially those who drive their autos
on the mainland through many states.
and ought to be giving Hawaii glowing
reports.
CHARLES F. CHILLINGWORTH-
John Wise is doing fine work in get
ting up this Waikiki regatta. |
would have had it at night, when we
could have had some brilliant light
ing effects with illuminated boats and
torches, but the moving picture men
could not work at night and as the
moving pictures will be a great ad-
vcrtisement for Hawaii, we decided
to pull the regatta off in the daytime.
However. there will be some dOings at
night that will be spectacular.
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KEMP lecture ON
desert TONIGHT

With a fine advance sale there
promises to be a large house at the
lecture on the Indians of the Painted
Desert" to be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward H. Kemp at the Opera house
this evening. While the lecture is OF
the highest character, it will be strict
ly informal, in order to suit Hawaiian
climatic conditions. 1t will begin at
Sis and those who wish it should
have their automobiles ordered for ten
minutes to ten o'clock
The snake dance Of the HOpi In
dams, which is the chief feature OF
the lecture tonight, is a Ciqemato-
graphic record of what is probably
the most remarkable of all barbaric
religious ceremonies AS it takes place
but once a year. and at sunset, the
difficulties of obtaining the pictures
are tremendous. Four successive
seasons did the kemps drag their
heavy moving picture machines across
the great desert before they managed
to find climatic and other conditions
just right, and secured the only pic
lures of the dance ever made by a
cinematograph.