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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
j a diitiio,a l ocaLs.

..3 ii. Ball, who has filled the posi-
d1sEaR III chief of train dispatcher on the
4g.saEzsa division 1 OF the Great 7 N orth-
railway in this city for the past
1Essaz 1nzyriEhs, has been appointed train
On the illmar vision Word
zassaa 5ais effect was received here sew
Il Il ssas1.zM 9Tays ago, but the official change
7sx1ss uDr made pub lic until yesterday.
IS Mr.. Ball has been in Grand
he has made u great many
& friends who Will regret to- hear
sSsssssasss me- is leaving here, although they
7YsEsiEIa :ssan ne pleased to hear that the
SIS a good promo on. Mr.
expects toS leave the city this,
Bali VIII remain IN
.saa gssasssazls Forks for several weeks yet
A will sbe succeeded here by
b Gardner, Who has been connect
9Th the dispatch office here for
1aasI three month 3, s. Allard of
Rockford has been named to
Mr.. ardner's place rand
Times
sPeirce, who Isl d member
sslas sSill1er sd cIntosh ana PIERCE
ssznd 22conne cted with the General
corps, is spreading the news
astt that the pulmotor recently
BY the firm, IS not the first
I'D Devils Lake, all ID
sosWorlker y and author Of
Ess Chap rone'' he STU
the musical comedy
the first 8toE discover and
use the motor III this
Ia lie for
lts III this cii the Invention
ssas slaered good One and the
ME secured Known ast
Dakota watering place
that Tie pulnloto r be9
& sgs iass here Iat ests per-
med teal scienfis
as lledI world sin its
gainst Heath drowning
psst and other cauges here
aa Oil is Or stance
u lle ehine.
Id re
lby and
4 bel ed I'D ttlle
srFl IoalSota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
Attorney for the Plaintiff.5S
R7esid ence and Pos office address;
s Devils Lake, M }.
{Frst publ LEGATION August 90 ,aSl 8 10 --t6
Z!
x g'ifl u III 3 4
/ = Dan No. 2l571. u
MOTTO E Or N oRTeAGE SALE,

lChamb ers, her husb band ortgagors,
to the North estern Mutual Savings
and Loan Associa tion,y mortgagee, dat
ed the first day of pril,s s %. 1912,
and filed for$r in the office Of the I
Deeds, W thin and for the3I
County OF Ramsey and State of North
Dakota on the list day oil a. d.
1911 at III: so o. clock land was
duly record ed in Book 81 off OFT gag
es, on page 1858 / i'll he foreclo sed by
the sale of the ortgaged premise in
such mortgage and hereinafter describ-
ed at the front door Of the Court House
in The City 4Slof DeYils "a IKE, County Of
SRamsey, and State OF Dakota,
at the hour Of ttWos q clock NJ, on
:Saturda lay, the y st tlhl day Of October. a..
1s to th sin cunt due
llron! such mort 81 On day Of
sale s8 S5
The premise s. desert he'd iii & such
mortgage; which be sold ito satisfy
the SAM. are describe led ffollo wsssss
2to-Wit
4 III and be.a
ing jim the Count Ramsey and
State Eof 8 more parti-s
:e1lIafly describe as tto-Wiitt
I'm beredd /, three and four
sin Block rilmbe red StWo (22oS offs
5Maher & Locke tlition Ito the City
Sof Devils Lake, aecordin gsto the certi53
fed plat thereof duly fled for record
in the office of the Register OF Deeds
in and for the County Of Ramsey and
State of North Dakota on the 26th day
Of June, "A. 10. s9ss al s clock sP IN &,
and recorded in Book No a OF Deeds
at page 5933 reference thereto being
had, together with AL Il iights,
leges, and easements thereon or there
unto belonging, all Of the same being
hereby convened !, pied ged and given asa
security for the amount OF II the debt
secured Ny this mort
The whole amour Il sof the debt So
cured by said nortgage having been
declared due and pa yable. there will
.be due on said mortgage at; date sof
sale, the sum Of One Thousand Seven
ty-one Dollars and Fort rive Gents
Sll$1071: q and the further sum 1911
Fourteen Dollars and Ten Cents II 4.s
100 for insurance remiuins paid bys
the mortgage unde the terms of said
mort gage and interest thereon, liking
la total amount due on said mortgage
at the date sale To be the sum of
One Thousand Eigh i've 10 olla airs and
Fifty-fiYe Cents Is 1885 .sj
That the Power Of :Attprney author
ftizing the foreclosure of the above
and herein described mort gage, to-
|}ssssettlher with & the ttoTneys Affidavit
as provided BY law has been duIg iled
for record inS the off Of the Register
Eof Deeds In and for GoInt of
Ramsey and State sof North Sss
Dated at Fargo orth Dakot this
4tih day of ptembe 99iiss
NORTHWESTERN IITU All Av III
AND LOAN AssoGI ON
Iortg see
~. sHIJRE s slss5S
Attorney for ort gagee
NO. is Broad Fargo.
Ssa,tg 80 81AfSggs ~ n ffnf 10sS19f3S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

M here ne Will be- due on said mortgage
on on lth the day ;of sale 1--WE hum red eighty
one q and |sosIo0 lars .sO) |,
cipal and interest besid es orneys,
tees and costs Nh this fore closure ND VI
Dated August Sra
lyle,
gee
N AZ Sy1DERs " n
y ke, !.
Aug IS, Sep. 5; s., ct. 8; 81 s133s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
MARKET <. :: I: Fl {: 4. T !:

South ST. Pau, .Iinne sota, Sept: q.
III. Receipts.
Cattle . 81. R. 4. &. d. $500
Hogs /. /. I. . 1900
Sheep b. 500
s:s3 S;Ss Prices 1.
killing Cattle
steers. . \ Hss-7T SS.4U
Cows and Heifers ID: & ]. u 80 :25.
Gamers Il. 8.
Cutters 4. Y. ... 3. 4. rs
Bulls . !. . i. 80 90
Veal Calves 6.OO - 1910
Market 10 to j 5 cents lower Veal
Calves steady. Y; n SslS "A
stockers and feeders
Feeding Steers, 400 1850 lbs, 80 80 rs
stock Steers, 100000 LBS, SO 90
Stock Cows and Heifers q .0o-6 . 90
Stock Bulls ..5. II. !. |.
MARKET: Steady to Is cents lower
5ss 4 ogs 4 a rs
Price Bulk y:
$sa tango rice
Today, Sept. 80 7255 - IS
Yesterday, Sept |, I. 90 s. so 7.3s IS M .s5
iWk, ago, Aug. Is, g: q IS rs
Market: to- Is cents loWer.
Il enrese nfati Sales # 4SlB
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05
TATE Oh ~ q RTII DA MA

m o u ssSo ORTIZ DAKo IA, 81
County Sof Rams ,SS3s
IN m District Court Second judicial Dis;
Pearl Mars I.on 25s
Willis a Ephy Lon 8. Defendant.
4 The, State orth Dakota to the
above named defend liant !: u sji
You are hereby Il summon d H to an
fsWer the compl aintt iii this action
which, since the issuing off this sum
mons, was duly filed iii theS office Of
the clerk Of the d district e ourt OF Ram
Ssey count Worth S Dakota on the
third day: 81 Jll q 81 3, ana to serve
q copy Of your. answer upon the sub
scriber within thi rtyS days after the
service Of this sum mons 81 you, ex-
elusive of the day Of service e; and in
case Of your failure tto appear or an
ssWer, Judgment iii Ike taken against
you BY default for the relief demanded
BY the comp aint. s553 5.s
Dated at Devils Lake. 81, June
10Th, 191 IS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-05

Avg. Price
is Hogs q. !. /. 9 S.2b
36 Hogs ~ . l.5 22ss0 go SO
IA Hogs Z. ]. % DO
Hogs e. S $50 90
sforn Sheep and ambs
Spring Lambs s 90 - ' 7:25
Yearl gs d I. y. /. ... a. 800
4 I. & Y. 90
Vethers oO 475
Ewes &. ...l e X p 2
Heavy Ewes q sT3 n 2
sS M arket: q Steady stoyy IS cents lower.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-04
Seiiebrep.
(Gf Gaitor Sacob 5ielbe)

2iuocSnes, tSoc Wai.
ga ieg igoar afilutteo bisie Heiie.
opteaneIier geo. 2 loa hi paa 80 Sra.
Der nor6li9 2Gngoe oltiaa iaa ON.
trent neiaatia It9e langt ira SSlauo
/ Eit, Newfoundland / TeIt % @rsns
lou0 / Nor0pcit. Sea ioper uOnlcrtct
huer elcite 9tot, men mat paagneoe
icg op / Ell Start Itror oper Wibnat.
Vi iii ncmlig qonlfe upentet Gage
itrar oper 0tionat OF / iantme Eies
bltt Wtaltlncn git ouer ira ful0 til
balp Strait pauane6c ieg. Nile CAMP
bou0c mdo / tuo9et &etr 9aa mco
halo Surt % or Soagen iprrt INF
Iigge olbcles roliqc. Seq fom / alps
oernc / en- Start % par %uiitnof fsrIte
EaSiuacr poa 9pf. &ommen op /
Eroppcn mcrteoes itror Gariaaen til
WnIfincnS StanbSnin5. Saagen loa
iom ct SGffc opcr &opet % alt bar
blifitilc, life ct eneite @iuopuit at
mcrfc. Eoa &cicn tilbaae Ill SEA.
butten eftcr &egnfroffen msoer ieg
/ 8ongen Ell itor o. iuGrt tpf iuerIf
Game, Der / pberit SorifrGffelie bill
oioe buob Sarc III er paaiprbe. Sum
loo Jig Itrar bcroli9e Ill at perlbe til
bage Ill i'm aabpt. aommen op paa
SGffet igien fommer en- oanIf Sa'
me foreuoe henaO 8anaen ira lite
GlobS % al SorifrGffclIe % Srpat
nGiten life fan foa Sro for liz. Srnl
oil paa Gsh % Sip op paa suerIte
Srt, thi hun or ~inIbeli9 fo~rpiSiet on
az M hol0cr Oscar Den 2oen" paa
at gaa tilbunbS. Get tog aanife len
&c fsr oct Ipffebe$ at iaa henbe be-
roliact nof Ill at penbe tilboae I'll
i'm aahpt. Seq fom til at trnfe og
mbrcS pao bporban Def p~irfeIia uil'
&c fpnmc til of ie no hlanot GaSIa.
9crerne on Ell pirfelig Sore trueoe,
% lea ipnteS at ie 5ilitaroen pau
"Sitanic", Sa Den ianf. 5aageu bIep
liggeuoe til Sci. $50, fun ct Eor Ii.
mcr, 6a Den lettehe % pi bar Itrar |
iulb 6art iaieu. @eN Solopsous be.
9puote en- iriif @ris ira Spo iom bar
bolbt iig belle 9aseu, men ineen SIP
gang. Simleu bar p9ret operifpet,
men oct bar life regret. % begun.
Der az lGnaes eiter Solen, thi ben
bar hi life ieet noaei I'll iiben 2sroaa
Worgen. Sort "wircleis" bar iSos
! bapt S~orbinoelie meo Samperne:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-04

ilntter meb "gSor @ub ban er iaa fat
en- Borg. @ubs Orb err lige frdf-
ttgt os lterft paa 8anb iom paa 2ato
og fan finDe Geien frem til Wtenne-
ifets bpbeite Siertefrog og fan til
freOsItiae aGe Wennelfets bpbeite
Sengiler iaapel / ct Sfibs Spiieial
iom / ben prpgtiaite Strife o. Set
enoog / ct Gieblif ipm bette, TIL
Wenneifets opbeIte Srnng og 2eng-
iel err % blir BOG efter set rette SSe-
brelanb,. iom SENS bar forbperpet os
meO i'm nbiaige og uifplbige 0so.
Seq pibite at MT pes 1912 Siben
ifulbe Horees apit femme tilipne og
fonmet soot og bel tilro paa 9pffet
efter 8rostjeneiten gaar Der ct @le.
%besuobrllo fra Sor til aster: "gtor-
ees 2anbl ut beifrtpe De SSslelier
iom gisr fig ~gi9loenbe hos unae oe
gamle / ct iaubant 2ieblif bill leg
life forisee paa, min Sen er iaa alt
for fattig for ct iaaoant Sprieg. Ser
Itaar samle Soft, ser er fsot og bar
leoet lit llngbomslip / Norse og Tom
/ i'm beoite IIoer fprloo SporeIanoet
for at isge i'm 2pffe / Amerifa og
I'M / 2ipets aften efter 30-40-50
Mars SrapGr Ter Seorelanoet igien
- unge Mpno % aninber % milo
SpfnI0rpnAp cSo1f Spr fnr faritp Mnttn
Ter oeres 5eores Saoelunb - mn,
De forifieaige 6olelier, iom lpier no
al De forifieliae gniigter ifal life
forounfles peb ct Sorisg paa at be
lfripe benz. Set err noget al Wenlle-
lfets beligite og oprebareite iom tr9-
ser frem | ct iliet Gieblif, noget, Der
upilfaarligt ienoer Siertets bp6eite
9af op til banb iont 'itprer alt til bet
bebit for pS og ipm al Gaa0e alene
fornnber os ct iligt 2ieblif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-04

&piten fontmer flarere og flarere
frem og Der bar hi 2inoesa mes sSpr,
Den iDbligite Spibs al Iorge. Sopet
ligger ipeilbIanft pg ipeiler iig / Sol
itraalerne o. ct pafrere gelfommen
til Horge fltnoe pi fife bape pentet
os ml1ligt. N1 biir Bet trapelt, aft
opeifer 4pIten ifal beifites og begloes.
Geo Siretioen bill hi bore / &riiti-
ansiano og Der gaar fraborbe flere
al Easiaeererfe, iom pt paa Reiien
bar l9rt at fienbe og elite iom prog
tige Geiief9ller. Gaa en- ilig geiie
5aar bet fort at ififte 9efienotifa6er,
TIL ale er iom ~tilberenbe en- eneIte
itor 6amilie og oite err Senifabet,
iom Der iluttes, ct genifab FOR 2ipet.
SinoeSnes, 1Soe Mtui.
Sacob SieIbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-04

beitpreIien bar fulot Iditor 2erobl
ira SoIton, Minu., ioin Hreit pao
bette Streg, og oct CT at bnube, at
ban antager aolSct.
-Eait. :. u. Snbanien Spicer,
Winn., bar al fine Meuigbeosfoif og
8enner ilbenonl faoet en- $1,000 Iup
tomobil. Men ban bar MI fem Sir
fer at iorrette /, ioa ifal BON fonune
runot til ale tnoeu 0eurre ltore ars
beiOSmarf trpraer ban Ell "Soer.
lamb. Zen ierite Sum- por Eaitor
s. q. Sobanicn peo Tait. 9. Ssfers.
goaro inofsrt / 3ions Meuigbeb af
ben Sorenebe Strife. Genne Menig.
beb lager nogeniunoe befpentt inc
til be ANDRE Wenig6eber al Soban,
TENS aoIb, iont aae bsrer SaugeS
Spnobe I'll.
WiS'ionPr 5rpqita6 meb SIT
itru og Ssn ira aina, iont Eaitor
81. 8. Srpqitob ira Wtnot, %. ., og
u. q. 2rp9itab meo Suitru fra
Stanbope, ga, tilbragte nplia noale
Gage hos fin Spoger og Softer Mtr.
% 0trS. 8. e. SfnlitoS / ct. Gaul.
&c par iomlet til 5nmilieieIt, Ga
WiSiionpr Srpgitob meo Samilie
ON 10 Wooneoer igien for onoen
Sang reiler no pao Misiionsmarfen
/ atno. Get trai ioa moriomt I'll at
npre Mr. og Mtrs. Sfplito6s t5oe
@rpnupShag og Ocres pn9ite Cater
bleo oco ionme Itllebniug osbt. Wr.
% Oirs. =. S9be fra minneapolis
liant MtrS. areltt Spbs ira Butte,
Wont., iom bar poo @ieltncmreiie
poo Noraestlr, oa SberIt g. Suitao,
/ bpt8 SorplhreS Silent Or. oa Mrs.
.. 2. SfplitdoS grplup bleo bolot
for 70 alor iiocu, bar ogiaa tiIiteoc.
bar 20 Iar itocn @rsorenc
o9 oereS Selter, Wr$. 9.
Sfplitdb, hapbe pGret iammen,
ind Set bleo Ell minoeppr6ig Iften
for Dem alle.
Srifirfen.
Grof. u. Sel(ano 6eisgte for.
rtqe llge Horo 9ofota, bpor ban De
iprite Gage al llgen beltog / ct Gam,
tolemebe / Sigh Bratrie Weniabeo,
Goitor 6. aielaoS' &nIo, Prof. $.
$. gle9eu beiegte / Slntninaen al
llgen Eoitor SouS aalb, bpor Fan
/ ct MiSiionsmsbe. GroieSio.
rcrne @enbricfion oa Seperion bel.
Slutntugen al llgen / ling
0omSItepnct / Sarge.
Stllbent theol. George Woen
ofQif 2srboJ Worqen peo 9goen pua
oct norife 9tnfoniSieboipital / Wtin-
reopolis, buorben ban isgte for ca.
3 Mndneoer ii6en efter at bape ppret
en- ire Aars 9ib al Suberflt.
loie. San Ifulbe | Wai oette Nar
uTret ltoernmineret ira ocn tbeoloais
ite Ifocli1g peo Augsburg og bar
naerebc folbt til Greit for Wenigbe,
Der pco Nneta, q. Dof., tilberenbe
ben lutberifc Irifirfe. Wcn iiteoet
Tor at fao optdae Nrbeioet, boortil
ban bopoe rititet Iia, lit ban qaa biem
iii &pilen. Nfoebc ser bar % Iar
aamnuel bar Sen til GnItor 3obioS
/ GlitheroQ, Winu., o. fnpbe
irefpentcret Nugs6urg Seminar / 8
9Ior. Sans olOreuoe Sober font til
ior at ie i'm Spn, men fom Tor.
lent iii at trpffe ham ilipe. Over
1iuCt | Scrreu5 Billie imilte han me
oenS en- Saore glimtebe / Giet ioet
bon ubtalte: Get er guot for bom."
Siact blep brogt til Dining, bpor pc.
8ropeIicn iaubt Steo / SirSoaa$.
SCR 2i1ctS giienoelie tolte Erof. &.
7. Sorbo peo Ell fort SsrgcguoStic-
neite / gnaers 2i1begipngelieSon.
Itult.
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MUCH WORK OR
THE HOLD.OVER
COMMITTEES

When fifteen senators, weary from
the toll OF sixty days legislative
work. filed out OF the senate cham
Der toward the witching hour OF mid
night. as so many prisoners released
from prison, eight turned their back
OF legislative work for two years. a
lew of them forever perhaps, while
seven will pause only to take breath
and then begin working again for the
territory.
The seven whose WORK is not ended
are members of the hold-oyer commit
tees appointed by President knud-
sen yesterday, and for two years they
will be engaged. with more or less
regularity, in preparing data aud car
rying on Investigations TO aid the
1915 legislature in its work There
are three hold-over committees. more
than ever before appointed, and while
one will be devoted to the workmen's
compensation problem, another will
carry on a school investigation and q
third will be devoted to reviewing
financial conditions. ~
On the education committee Senator
Penhallow is chairman and Senators
Coke and Baker are members, and on
the financial committee Senator Writ
is chairman, Senators Baldwin and
Metzger members, while on the COM
pensation committee Senator Rice is
the head, with Senators Penhallow and
Wirtz as members.
or the three committees the one
which will probably be most in the
public eye during the adjournment Of
the legislature will be the workmen's
compensation committee, which is to
review, one might say, the compensa-
one which can be made to suit best
the needs of Hawaii.
Two Democrats and one Republican
are on this committee, a Democrat at
the head. The three members have
zealously worked during the past ses-
sion to have a workmen's compensa-
ZION act written on the statute books
of the territory. Senator Wirtz, the
chairman, has been particularly active.
1t was his study which brought out
of committee the scheme of an in
dustrial insurance commission, with
an accident fund. taken largely from
the German statutes which have had
thirty years successful operation, he
says. Some who studied the meas
ure pronounce it an excellent one.
But objections were made to 1t by
others, especially the chapters recit-
ing the per centum of salaries paid
or to be contributed to the accident
fund.-" which was to be kept up by
the territory, employers and employee,
paying on a percentage basis.
Members OF the hold-over committee
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PARSONS ACTION GIVES
SPEAKER BIG SHOCK

As the last session Of the house Of
representatives drew 10 close last
night Speaker Holstein was startled
by preposterous proposal from Re
preventative Paxson.
i move that all rules OF this house
be suspended" stated the Democratic
leader.
Hes out Of order" shouted Kawe-
wehi.
1T can't be done" said the speaker.
Its unprecedented" and he evident
" had visions OF the anarchistic chaos
which might ensue II such n motion
were put and carried Paxson was
PROPERLY reduced to ranks. but he
was so insistent and declared so We
hemently that he had a purpose.
that the speaker caught the hint. Pax
son wanted Holstein TO take the floor.
This done, Paxson strobe forward.
confronted Holstein in front OF the
speakers dias and before the large
audience, began:
II ever hope 10 make a good Dem
ocrat OF you must have you on an
equal footing. I certainly can't do
much when you arp In the speakers
chair" lie said q great deal more,
OF laudatory nature. thanked the
speaker for the consideration he had
shown the house members regardless
Ct political affiiiation. for his assist
ance and advice. and finally handed
lin an elegant gold watch subscribed
for by the members and purchased
and presented as q token Of the high
esteem in which they hold Mr.. Hob
stein. -
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senate ACHIEVES
MUCH DURING
Session

The senators are packing their
Gladstone bags today. Pau are the
session days. The solons who brought
their Gladstone bags to the executive
building a little more than two months
ago, filed with heavy typewriter doc
uments which they fondly hoped to
see transmitted into law. are ready to
sail home, bags trifie lighter and
the fate OF their bills decided The
session days are over
Many of the measures which they
carried in their Gladstone bags are
on the statute books now. Many of
them are dead. having been carried on
legislative filters to the table. ihe
senators are pleased with the result of
the session, and though many pro
posed laws have been lost. a far great
or number have been enacted. 1t has
been session of progressive leg.sla-
ton.
Laws similar to those which have
been enacted In the most progressive
states, and proved successful, have
been passed by the senate; and sonly
In one or two Instances have such
bills been blocked by the house.
And of the numerous progressive
measures before the senate, only one
was not passed. the workmen's conf
f,ensation bill. The three bills ON this
subject. which include the Industrial
insurance commission measure, are to
be acted on in the 1915 session, when
the report Of the hold-over committee.
appointed to investigate into labor
conditions In the territory and recon-
mend q suitable compensation bill. is
heard
Credit goes to the house for the In
production of two of the most impor-
iant bills OF the session, though in
both cases the senate played conspic-
Gous parts In their passage. The first
was the public utility bill, and the
second the direct primary. The pas
sage OF the FORMER measure brought
about the tabling Of the four utility
bills before the senate. The law bring
Ing the health department under civil
service also originated in the house,
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expressed their faith in this bin.
which was tabled in the senate when
the compensation problem was re-
ferred to between.sessions com
nittee, and 1t Is likely that In two
years the committee will come for
ward and present. to the senate another
industrial insurance bill, backed By
long study and thorough inves(iga-
ton.
The education committee, Of course.
will look into the school affairs OF the
territory There are many parts %
the investigation, notably the one re-
lating to the advisability OF consoll-
dating the Normal School with the
College OF Hawaii Many are opposed
to this plan. The opponents may find
some satisfaction in the committee
named, for with the exception Of
Senator PcnhaIlow, chairman OF the
educational committee. II IL not be-
lievcd that the members are ia favor
Of the joindure of the institutions
The text book problem win also be
before the committee The iointrconl-
mittee OF the two houses, IN Its re-
port, pointed out that the text books
were not satisfactory. and recommend
ed that the hold-oyer COMMITTEES look
into the matter.
The financial committee. headed BY
tiers. and whose name has been sound
ed as the next delegate to congress,
will report on the money problems OF
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LYMAN IS subject
OF GOVERNORS
BIGSTICK

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President Knudsen will leave Homo
lulu Tuesday for his home on Kauai
and a month later he Will sail for
Europe, accompanied by his family
where he will spend year in touring
the older continent. 1t is sincerely
hoped by the senators that their chief
will be back again. in 1915, and he has
expressed his willingness to be a can.
didate again. Senator Eric Knudsen
has been in the legislature since 1908
the first term acting asvice speaker OF
the house He became a senator next
term, and for the last two sessions he
has been president. g
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GOVERNOR FREAR PLEASED
WITH WORK OF THE SOLONS

believe II has been the egsa
ure Hawaii has In fact
able IN this for body
work preparing for the Of
during the actual session Of the present one.
why 10 this? Well there little fighting poit
cal Wrangng
houses between the
legislators Perhaps large part
all the vital all before
gao The platforms OF the parties esembled
other that it would have difficult
ton between them.
Gin addition to enaetng many any
lation and Of higher standard than previous
"And have said, cordial
throughout the session set Of
making sGovenor die
the 1913 legislature last night. y
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Bio Cut in steerase Fares.

BERLIN. = The Austrian-American
steamship line plying between Trieste
and Canada has reduced its steerage
passenger rate to $50 in order to meet
the latest cut in rates of the Canadian
Pacific line. 1t is expected that the
companies making up the. Atlantic
POOL win participate in the rate reduc-
-tions by cutting their charges for
Storage passengers to $25 or $50.