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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26
FRU|TLAND NEWS BY
OUR correspondent

ID. ID. Hunter went to Homedale Mon
day on business. He returned Wednes.
day.
Mrs. J. o. Scritchfeld was yery sick
several days last week, but is better
now.
Olive Harry who formerly lived here
but now resides at Corvallis, has accep-
ted position in drug store. She will
make her home at Rev. Birds.
Mr.. s. A. Pardum is building an ad-
dition to their already commodious
house.
Clsud Oliver is home from the On
....o ..Vsp.... ''..s.e az ".s ..n.n IvI
treatment for dog bite. II Is hoped he
will get along alright now.
Mrs. w. +. Shaw who has been visiti
ing at Baker City. stopped of to visit
her daughter. Mrs. M. J. Phillips, as
she returned 10 her home In Emmett.
Rev. Z. h. Deal went to Boise to
preach last Sunday. Rev. Hover filed
his pulpit here Sunday morning and
evening. He used a skeleton Sunday
evening to help illustrate his sermon.
His subject was Habits" Both ser.
vices were well attended.
The Queen Esther Circle Of the M. Z.
church, met at the home OF Mrs. Arth.
ur Colwell last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Rich assisted Mrs. Colwell
In entertaining. Each one presented
her with receipt. which, when com.
piled made real nice souvenir.
The o. S L. is preparing to lay heavy
rails and make the Payette Valley road
strong enough for the o. S. l.. traffic.
New ties have been put in and new
piling for the bridges and the rails are
being distributed along the road bed
this week.
The road east Of Mr.. Deans Is being
graveled this week. The roads in this
part of Idaho are In good shape for
winter.
The men of the Methodist church and
also the boys over sixteen, will meet in
Epwortn hall next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Baldridge Of Nampa will speak
also several other speakers during the
evening. The Ladies' Aid will serve a
chicken pie supper, at 25c plate.
ID. l.. Ingard attended the apple show
at Spokane last week. He was sent as
a delegate from the commercial club.
Miss Elsie Bloomstrom will stay with
+. =. Vokes this winter and finish high
school here before going TO Homedale
where her parents moved last week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26

THREE LoTs For SALE-2 blocks
west Of postoffice, at a bargain. In
quire ut Argus Office.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School, 1000 a. m. Preach
ing. morning. HOO a. M. evening 1880
p. m.
You need the church-the church
needs you-'Let's get together"
C. G. PRATT, Pastor
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26

My 20 acre tract for sale or trade. On
bench west Of fair grounds.
v. B. sTAPLES.
Vale, Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Paid Advertisements

Fruitland Cider Mill, Custom Work
Cider making and apple butter maxi
ing on Thursdays. Satisfactory
It
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26

Paperhanging, plastering, kalsoming,
etc. w. A. DEPUTY. Phone 80-N-l.
A.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26

Consider tho oyster. He never talks.
yet is always in demand at every ban
quet.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26
Church Services
United PRESBYTERIAN

Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Young peo-
rles meeting at 6:45 p. m.
The church Is here 10 help the people
and the community. You can make a
more potent force. Come TO any or all
Of the services and you will find a well
come. W. N. BROWN, Pastor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26

at any season OF the year
would be a keg OF our spark.
ling Sclitz Beer, which is a
good thing to have son tap" in
case OF thirsty emergencies.
This lager is the best, purest
and most wholesome ever brew
ed, and will satisfy the most
critical beer drinker. Being
brewed from the best malt and
hops, by a scientific methed of
brewing, it is naturally a per-
feet beer.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-11-26
CATHOLIC CHuRCH

Mass at 3 A M on lst and Bird Sunday
Of each month. On all other Sundays
at 10 M.
II. A. Campo, Rector
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

SDiolgg gap De boelte Meinltater %
piite iig pirtiom / ale 1ilfalot
u0en @enipn til, ON bet bar Sub;
Ben, airtler, 2lluge11 eller anore
2egemsbele, iom bar angrebet.
S en- 8beifefulo &piolggsiaft fin.
oes 2 Draaber .allpl lulpbioe"
bpilfen nteriife Dlje giennemtran-
ger 2egemet iaa burtig fom inge1l
anber Subita,1s. 8inoer man iaa=
le0es Ell fnlit @ni6lpg UNDER 500
faale1l bill man 20 Minutter efter
fnnne lugte 2pgen / noaanoingeM,
bpiltet bill iige, at Slien allereoe
Far gicnnemtrangt belle 2egemet og
giennem 8looet er optaget / Gum
gerne.
5or Snberfnlofe unbefaler 9r.
Mincfin at inbaan0e @piol6gslaft
til'at meo s @ange iaa meget rem
Mlfobol % ct 8ar Draaber guca-
l~pptusolie - for at 6ampe 2gg-
lngten - Morgen og .Mften / 9ime
as @angen; bringer oct fife Be
bring / 2gbet al 81 Tiger, mener
ban, at EilfGlbet nGppe fan belbre=
bes as me0icinif Sci.
1870 Gram &pi6lpg fogt I'M
ser 9aag ct &or elmer / u Sitter
giper en- Meoicin> bporqf man
fan briffe ct @inglas 6aglig, men
foreprigt tan man ogiaa ipiie raa
&piblgg noen at m9rfe pioere ltlem=
pc 6eraf.
San anier / bpert 6alo 4uren
for 11ifa0elig, og oen for Den 6or=
oel at bore meget billig ~ men
oellugtenoe er Sen life, bpilfen Sm-
itrnoigbeb bel ogiao er Mar'ag til,
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1nnna

9asiagerer trunsporteres MI
Emellem Davenport og Muscatine peo
&ielp at 5~lppemaifiner. 9ette
er oet fgrite Ern1sportmiooel ! iii
SlagS Miotoeiten. 5lpperen er
@oger Sannus, % forrige 2groag
Vfororeoe ban lin fprite @asiager,
neftlig 6. g.. Sanlep, JON itaor /
5pioien for MtSlisiippi 8allep
8otper 8oat Msiociation. geien
fra Muscatine til 9apenport tilbo-
gelag6es paa IS Minutter, lfjgnt oe
babbe EN- itip Mo6pino. &erefter
bill &rten gjennem 2uften bore en-
fait Nffare. Mange far melot fig
1om 8aS ingerer.
80 unge 2eger, 9r. Nl6ert
SSoDnt og Or. elmer @eib, er
netop TONNE tilbGge fra SOMA Gitp,
efter en- meget anitrgngenbe Jlugt
gjennem Splflano,- &ollano og
England, pg u1oer oe ltrolige 5or-
boloe Der, ajennemgif oe loa mani
&c 5traba0ier, at oereS &refter
bar omtrent ubtpmte, ba be enbelig
naaeoe biem. Sc to 2eger tube
reoe beo @oipitaler / @ien, % &ri-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04
aabsrfnloie!. % S6ioIaa.

LIG&sNs@ &aIMfSsSSS TR-s gf& NE HEt&M1ME@&&
Oct er iiffert alruinoelig fienot
at gtp0elien al &piolpg eller 9pio.
lpgs-Mfog / MGlf CT ct gatnmel1
% ofte meo @elo anpenot Mio0el
moo &ellmatisme;; ! Srlato aupe1-
oes BET ogiaa moo strofnloie (&ir-
tel pagbeo), 90 i ben ienere SID ip-
mes oct flere 5teoer mes goot Mes
irlltat at bore allpenOt moo Iuber-
fuIoie, for bpilfen spgoom set og-
loo er @usraa6 / Stalien.s gn Or.
Minflin / 8ublin benleoeoe for ct
Har Nur Iioen 0pmrrfiombeoen
poa 8rugen al @pioleg mos benne
frpgteoe 5pgoom, efter at ban meb
Sel6 bap0e anitillet flere 6orjeg,
og ct nDlig uofommet Summer
af uEbe @orl6s Mago5in: omtaIes
De 6origg, fom er aiort paa metro-
politan .@oipital paa @lncfmell's
Sslan0 neo Seem Sort, bpor man /
to Mar bar efsperimel1teret meo
bette Mio6el.
Dr. Waricball Is. McDaffie 1frep
berom / uSSnteritate Mebical Sour
NIL" / DARTS Mcone0 ioor:: S SPORT
Stnoinm al 8cbanolingSmaaoen
moo Suberfuloie bar hi efsperi=
menteret meo So forifiellige Sur
mioler / ialt 1882 Eilfeloe; al 6is=
lie SIS Mioler bar bare to bi1t Jig 81
refte pirfiomme, 11emltg &piolgg %
;&pifiglp. @pioleg in6eboIoer en-
Die, iom fal6es vallpl iulpbioe";;
oen er ltGrft antiieptiif og menes
at bope en- m9rfp9r6ig @pne til at
itanoie observation-disclosures @efit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

ut 1p1ferle fife oil benDtte oen'
ne Taftif, Dor man altl aa Net til at
fpruo19tte; 1l1e,1 set moa paa Den
nnoeu SiOe oglaa erll10res, at nel1
rnsjiife 5tillebapsflaace, 30 Sen EN-
1elig brgo nb. blep lplitia iom Mp>
ner for &inDer1, laa Sagen er n10er
ollie Smltenoigbeber tabt.
@nelenoernes 6laaoe er ltGrf og
%5eiersbont, % gl1glGnoerne temper
for 9ipet. 6Iaabens Spmarcbe oar
fulofgrt, inben &rigserfleringen
blep uoiteot; Sen @eiitfoma10eren-
oes talllele &rpolere er / 1taoig
traaolps Torbin0el'e me0 bam.
ut Hippo ulet bort bill bite Jig
lmuligt for Splferne, mpe11 man ter
foruoiette, at @resiet fra belle
Eplflonos offentlige Mening, ser
mn pil ie l1obpttet al 6e mango Mil=
1torcer, ipm 6laaben bar foitet,
fgr eller ienere oil tpinge &egiertn-
gen til at tilbpoe oen ofgiprenoe
Scamp, G6ien6en for enbper @riS pr-
tier at fremfaloe.
Sen tpife SHADES Sooaob bill
b1ioe forferoen0e for bele Wfenne-
1febeSsn. ut Der pi1 blipe fgmpet
til 1iolte Mo1ro, er lttpipllomt.
6or 9anmarfs &e0fomnren6e
mo set betragtes iom en- bioun=
Derlig 9ptfe, at ser life efsilterer
11ogell rnsliif 9lterieflaabe, iom
finn gjen11em oets 6arponbe piloe
bape peret ilta,1o til at forenbe fig
mes fine Mllierebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04
asaAsgg@HA 8agSMaMMssMa 5.a@ags@6
gen nobro0, % efter ulntlge Glen
.lDoroigbeoer IDffeoes Def 0u1 at

l gel ulS ttl % effter mango Gien-
poroigbeoer IDffeoes SCI benz at
fomnte oper 1Difla11o mes ern-
banetog,s men peo ben bolIdnoHfe
grRlie maatte De tage oeresauf-
ferter paa sfuloerens og goa tilfoos,
inotl Dc bel inoe paa 6ollanos
s@rlirb fit eoD at figre ! @oosDog-
ne, Der bepogteoes al goloater.
gogten Der par lao itreng, at man
mQatte lagge Jig reo paa @ognenS
Sub % itfe fprSpge at lie no gien-
mem De @lugger, Der ifuloe fore1tiIz
sle Gin6ner, ON man 90 life pilbe
%rilifere at fan Jig jnget en- algle
giennem @opebet. 8eo 9npnelteoet
Sollano blep ane JlDgtninge ja-
geoe iammen og irbeitangte lom en-
Slot areatmrer og / 0enne Stilling
forblep De / iefs elmer nben ian
meget iom en- Grit 8ano. l1nDer
Der bleD cit 8ombe llDn-
get moo EN- nerliggenoe 8Dgning,
iom oelpis fplintreoes, bpilfet life
l9r0eles opmnntrenoe pan
8ilifuerne. M11fomne til england
blep De ltrafs jageoe ira &otellet,
foroi De fun bap0e Se0oelpenge,
men for $50 / Sebler fit De enbeIig
tiIbpttet Jig $50 i @ulb, og enoe-
Zig iifreoe be Jig Dafspla0le paa
n&irginia", iom bragte
Dem til Quebec. Ser blep De igien
bebmbleoe lom Sanger, men neo
2egers Snoflpbel1e fit
oe mart Sou at fprtiptte @eiien, og
er mi gla6e be0 at gjenie @jemmet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04
Sill &rriter % Menigbeber / n9en
banife Strife"

Sort Snmfunos Sefreter, &a=
1tor syaber, bar mi uoienot Snolam-
lingslijter til aIle Mentgbe0er famt
Snerilag oper, bpor. meget Stprel-
len mener, at bper Menigbeo /
samfu1loet ber poe iom lit min6lte
8iorog til sen 6anife &irfes @ie-
remaal.
&rapene til oen banffe Strife It'll
ger - boabe / &etning al at faa
9tette til at besptloe Arbeiod paa
Itpe &larfer, ioo at set toni fpres frem
til, at Ser fan blipe l%elpltGnbige
Menigbeoer. Sg ri font fife anoet
.eno pere glo0e peo 6isie &rap; tbi
Sc er ct Mionesbprb om, at oen oan-
fife airte er ogtet blanot bort Soft
Der / bette 1tore 2ano. Sg fnnoe
III impoefomn1e ollie bisSe &rap fra
8p % 2anb, laa tunoe pi gjpre ito
re 6remitriot / oen bonife Strife
bpor bl1rtig ri 1tal pere iitano til
az s1- iremao afb9nger for en-
flor Del al, bporoan S oil itptte Ar-
beioet poo Sc foritiellige Omraaoer.
S Sag eieloer BET Sno5amltns
al 8iorag til De forifieIliee @ipre-
mooI i Ben oanlfe Strife. Sg ber
CT Der % iarlig to Eager, lom leg
oil Ipgge eoer paa Stnoe at Dbe RI
gelig Stette.
Sen enc er Dor Stole / DeS
Moines. Set er 0erfrn bi ifal faa
Mano og &pin0er til at gigre ar-
beioet / Strife og STOLE. So rige-
Iigere Sen ftettes, 10 beore bill ben
bore iitaro til at gipre lit Mrbeioe.
Beo Mnrsmg0et peotog ri at faloe
Noftor s. g. 9gibierg til 2Rrer
beb Sfolen. San bill bore en- betD.
Delig Sorpgelie al 2prerfraften; og
10 flere 0ggtige MRn0 ri iaaleoes
fan fnptte til Dor SfoIe, oes beore
90 0Dgtigere fon Sen giere fin @ier.
ming buaoe / &etning al al
faIbe pan urlge @9n6 og &pin6e1
90 / Metning al at uooanne % 6pg.
tiggipre Dem til en- @jerning / Der
Donite Strife. Men iaa freezer 5fo.
len ogfoa eget 9ilifi16 fra 'Saanfun.
Set, % BET er ben ogs'aa Dprb; tbj
10 beore sen fan gi6re lin @ierning
Des bpgtigere Mrbeibere faar ri
Menigbeoerne.
Sen onben er Dor Mislion, Jon
Der ogioa titles forgget &rap til
ct iipr fra 5torbDer, bpor Mr
Rioe ifdl begDnoes- San ri po'
BEN nogen 8iaIp ! De fgrite Aar
ia IRrer &c at foritaa,: bpa0 6e
Nil fge at bere M Ct 5mfum .,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04
sioite Mpt peo @resietio.

Siofe Mpt peb &resietio.
9onoom, 1. Sept. Sen brittle
Mrme bill mart mootage Sorlterf=
Ringer fra &ololnier1e / Gmaba,
Sn6ien og Nuitralien. 6lere al
6isie er ollereoe unfomme11 til
6ranfrig.
Haris, /. Sept. SSgoar Otter
miocugs blep Ger for treble Gang
fra ct tplt Aeruplan fa1tet neo Ell
8pmbe fer / 8pen, oog lroen at a1=
rette nogen @fa6e.
9onoon, /. Sept. Sra 0ltenoe
meloeS i6ag, at cit Masie al tDife
Sropper er ifre0en ODER Meuieflo-
Sen moro for 9iitticb / 8elgien og
er oraget ino / Gpiflano, til limo
iGtning moo @nsiernes 6re1nrpf=
ming moo Berlin.
aigbenbapn (pia 2onoon), 1.
Sept. Ser berifer for Djebliffet
mrmale Tilltan6e / 9onmarf.
Mmerifanere mes &reoitbrepe og
Cheques bor ingen &anifeligbe0er
meo at faa Ye11ge fra @anferne.
Sfi6e afgaar til beiten1t Gi6 til
Mmerifa. Erafifen mellem 9nn=
mart % Gplflan6 er otter cabinet.
@pteborg, Sverige, 1. Sept.
@il'on 2iniens Damper Oslo" fra
&ull meooeler, at ser pou Mej1en
BERTH bprtes en- beftig &anonube i
Sfagerof, mellem 9anmarf %
Norge.
2on6on, 2. Sept. GDlferne er
igoar tr9ngt n9rmere MOS @arts
poa oen franife penitre Sill og
befn16er Jig mi fun 40 Wfil fra So
%beoitaoen. Set ct lpffeoes Sc ollie
reoe 5ropper forelebig at 1tanle
Epiferne moro for Gompiegne. 81
Iferne bar onmo0et ON en- @aaben=
ltilltm6 for at begrupe 0eres bpDe.
&%igbenbapn, 8. Sept. Glere pri=
bate Motorbaabe er ofgooet til gta-
gen, for at ipge efter Seminer, iom
er farlige for De nertrale Cities
Seiloos. Solf, iom fom bertil
igaar fra &epal, @uslan6, meooe-
ler, at Sc i BEN finite 8a1gt bapoe
let cit 5emine efsplooere. Sntet
,lsfib bar i siete, oe man antoe
oerfor, at en flor Silt bapoe boot ct
Sumneaite6 meb en Mine.
:, &eiier @ilbelm bar fltnogiort EN-
Mmneiti for alle 1pifere fom er
, oemt for m~ilitRriife Uorleelfer beo
t at uopanore uoen GiIIooelie, bpis
! Sc t1oen 8 Mnameoer meloer fla til
Tieneite i Epiflnno.
@iennem Sen f6r1te Mooneo efter
. @rigens ltobr1lo bor @rRerne puo
6eoenuioler iteget betpbeligt. st
&ugbrp6, Der ben /. slug. foIteoe
: 60 9re, foiter i6ag 6. 5ept.) 80
!, Ore.
) Cutter fra England, fom Ben 1.
Mugnit foitebe Is &roner pr. 100
: Hun6, foiter i6ng 33 &roner.
Epiferne bar i De iibite Gage for
}, fggt at figbe Gsbeitoffer ber / 8pen,
men meb ~l1notngelfe al Smer, Dnif
og @g, er Sc blepen meot meo
! Snaret: rBi bar intet at ipIge. :.
{ Megieringen bor ru taget oet
uianpanlige 5friot, at opfigbe al
: Specie fra @ornbunblerne / 4jjgben-
bonn, omtre1t 100000 Eenber, til
en- @ris al $4.28 pr. oonif Gerroe
ia 8uIbels).
Naris, 8. Sept. Ere tpife 9a1ft.
title bapbe ! Aftes en- @anrp be1
oper 8pen meD to frnrife Meropln+
ner. Sc ttptiffe 5Glppere ioripamM
Nfsrfet. 8pen ~forbereoer iig poo
Ell geleiring, 90 @egieringer e
lDttet til 8oroea1lr. Sc tpife Mn'
greb Hiuer mi meo bper Dag ipa,
gere.
t Eetrogar0 (5t. petersburg, 3
e Sept. Sc rusfiife Trooper bol
t inotagf ole 5orter peo 2emberg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

Arbei0e / Gong. Sg set bar %,
iaa fin 8%etponing.
2o6 laa 3noiamlingsliIterne blipe
forelagt ale og De forifjellige
Gpgaper bline anbafalet paaN oct
beo1te til bper ;l9r. Y
u. q. @rapengaarb,
6urman6 for Sen oonife Strife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

aaHsSsMss@Ssa
|nt 9Dib1sgi lite ! Sc no1roiiiife 2dnoe
|lerl Lao meget anpenot moo Melu1a-
Itisne, fom MioIet fanffe fortiener.
Jorsprigt %mbe6oloer ogiaa andre
SlagS 9pg ben iamne ateriife Die
iom &oiolpgen men ! minore @rno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04
paa Tugt gjfnnr>t1 0anana.
Br akatninsutBkr Bla1u1wr1H EkHkuratnn.

:: Ii Lgs siden jsg Juni 1881 deltog en- Ekzkursion al skan-
toba, Can, og derived blew sa fortroig med de store Mulighe-
der denne Del at Diet store og rie Nordvesten, at jeg senere
mis-: LISTEN stedse vsret levende til engang at fu m9r ar naa ere
en- lgnende REESE for Kolleger og Kamnerater - ssrhgt da for
g ingen Anledning funde yente sig sH Il til 't enga agS at kem m1s0t til at
REESE v ,5Gy stoS stY }node * msa %sg1 f., sp Ma qd # Whit. i en-.
das Immigration Department, og de forskjelige Jernbaner, blew
Diet mulgt Aar at udsende %indbydelse til nasten hele den
10 ugers Ekskursion gjennem Canada, som Regjeringens og
Jernbanernes Caster: R jseselskabet var beregnet pa at omfatte
inske Blade. Til al Uheld brgd den store Krig Europa I'd net,
presentatiqn pa Rejsen, og dette matte uundgaaehg mediocre, at
En- eT Del al PreTsen.ikke .sa sig istand til at undyare representative
sa bevegede Dage, hvorfor der indl9b adskiige Afbud. med
stor Bek1lagelse over like at kunne deltage Ekskursionen;
like desc mindre kom Turen til at omfatte 40 B1admend,
der pa Adskllelsens Dag allie som E n erklsrede, at de like Wide
have undvsret dsqne Rsjse for all that
dem Ssnda sz d Ang gf 4 Pgs fu kl: 54 sids hftef pase og to adsisttsaSs M Ia sy
Egjerings og Jernbane1nes Embedsnand: saaledes blew der, med
Mr. 1dr' W, J. p WhI{e' me da en yan nref oa bie : n pa TgF fr df matssS sl;a til
rende Ledetse at Turen en- Adresse, som blew indrykket for
maa formodes at have veret for samtige Deltagere, blew der
graferet skrivelse, med fotte Haandtegninger at den unge
danske Tegnsr Ivan oPfi{er, samidig med en- {iks lille speech"
samlede Rejseselskab. sknvelsen havde fdgende ordlyd:
August the twenty-third
nineteenfourteen
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
sion through Canada desire to express our sincere thanks
ir the honor Of being invited to participate in it, and for
which will remain with US as one Of our most pleasant memories
ginning It to has sn been ee saf -i sGst,nGas faand pre ct R.d,se we 1 hsTe Be- Be-
come better acquainted with one another, and many ties OF lasting
friendship have been formed.
We acknowledge III indebtedness to you for these happy
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En- detaIeret Beretning ON denne de skandinavske B1ad-
r1ands REESE gjennen" Canada vii konme s. naste og f1gende
Munro af Bladet. c..
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j. Martin Hansen.
NJ. o. Sumstad.
Nils From Brown.
Ingvar Olsen.
Emil Ekblad.
Gust. Bergquist.
Arthur @. Hurja.
E.. Dahmen.
John S. Anderson.
R. T. Tingdale.
Einar Finsand.
John 3. Forslund.
NJ. S. Norelius.
John Nygren.
a. E Benson.
10. w. Lund.
NJ. Hoist.
w. ]. White.
IC. j Larson.
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EDITOR

personal service was demonstrated beyond
question The election of 1914 was won by the
Republicans on the merits Of their cause and OF
their candidates, in the face of superior organi-
cation IN the rival camp, and in the face of the
fact that the Democrats controlled the road
the garbage department and the
police department and tried to turn each Of
these departments into a political asset for
election day. ~. -.
It is wonderfully encouraging-this election
of 1914 on Oahu. -,
It is triumph for good government, It is
a victory for efficiency in public office,
1t is proof that Hawaiian and haole alike
stand for decency in office and for good admin
istration when the issues are properly presented
in the campaign and properly represented on
the ticket +.-
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publican ticket was far from strong,
Let. on the whole. il was q decent
ticket and stood for deeency in office.
Another lesson is that the Fourth
district can be induced to take an
Intelligent interest in public affairs
when the press make fight appeal
ing to reason and not along personal
lines. The Republican victory is large
ly due to the intelligent presentation
o. the issues by the Star Bulletin and
the Advertiser 81
The last lesson is the most obviods
that elections are not carried in this
territory by the lavish expenditure Of
money or distribution Of liquor. The
territory, and particularly Oahu. is to
be congratulated for the sound politi-
cal condition yesterdays election dis
closed. ....
~ DAVID L. WILMINGTON.
November 4. 1914
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plague CT locusts that threatened them
late this summer. Two squadrons OF
American cavalry were kept employed
in digging trenches in front of the adj
vancing swarms of locusts and trap
ping them, according to the latest sci
entifc methods employed by the bu-
reau of agriculture. - - - -.
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MISS MARTA GOLDEN, leading wo-
man at Ye Liberty Theater, Oakland,
was an arrival on the Manoa, During
Ter visit of several weeks in Honolulu
Miss Golden will be the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Blair at Waikiki.
Miss Golden has proved prime favor
lite in theatrical circles during her pre-
vious visits and it is expected that she
may be induced to play limited en-.
gagement during her present visit.
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Leyg9SkTIMf7 Io ,'g|!!.y

(The Star Bulletin invites free and
frank discussion in this column on all
legitimate subjects of current interest
Communications are constantly re-
ceiyed to which no signature IL at
tached. This paper viii treat as CON
fidential signatures TO letters II the
writers so desire. but cannot give
space for anonymous communities
tions.)
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A TRIUMPH FOR THE CAUSE OF GOOD
GOVERNMENT. = -

The best ticket won in the elections yester
day If there was ever an election won on tn
merits of the candidates. it is that of Noyembe
8, 1914. The merits of the Republican candi
dates-and the fatally inexcusable record o
fhe Democrats.
On the outside islands the only elections
we're those of delegate and members of the leg
stature The territory of Hawaii is normally
Republican, logically Republican, and the sue
cess Of the Republican ticket yesterday was to
be expected. This territory has no reason to
vote into office legislature that would repre-,
sent free rade Democracy. National Democ-
racy's tariff attitufe has killed the, party il
this territory on abstract paf issues
On Oahu it is definitei demons tha
the people demand efficiency In office They
demand results from, their officials. They de
mand that the taxpayers money shall not be
sqnandered on politics playing in the city de
partments. They demand public service that
is intelligent and responsive to the wilf of the
people The Democratic board of supervisors
set itself above the law the local Improve
ment issue, for instance, set itself above til,
viii of the people, and the people destroyed
I|IHB DOaf0.
A study of the voting in the precincts, par
ticularly in the Fourth district, shows thai
there is a very large independent vote. It wa.
this vote, as the Star Bulletin said two years
aco. that in 1912 swept out the Republican SUI
nerrisors and swept in. the Democrats. The
Democrats made mess of their administration
The independents rose in their might in 1911
and voted the straight Republican ticket-be
cause II was the best ticket and because they
had no more use for the sort of Democracy
That has ruled the MAYOR s Office for many
wears and the board Of supervisors for the mas
two Years.
The lessons Of fhe. election hardly need men
linn Thev are written plain in the vote that
VAS cast Yesterday. Good men who offer
tIAnnselv YES for public office on Oahu Will under
.nr hut extraordinarv circumstances. receive
,,Ientx Of support. inefficient men. dema
1oenes those whose only political weapon i
distortion. viii be flung aside when the cleo
I6rk te,realizes their worthlessness.
The Republican municipal administration
4I,at w;lrfale Office next January has & wonder