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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
Small Talks

JOHN wIsEProhibition Certainly believe in prohibition
A. CASTRO Now the time for all good TO come to the
barney GyEsth9gs duck Sss' are not as expensive Is
CAPTAIN OF POLICE BAKERwith pOhibitiOn in effect in
this things be mighty dull around the police station
MANAGER HERTscHEhe seaside Hotel is full up now
people go will be able TO handle the crowd
ABE mainland steamers also those
bound for HlO and hiring gunhOe sure some trials to
,soyERNoB PINKuAMI think people, win charge
tric elevator R X the CAPITOL We ali need it.
T. Henshaw and myself with the assistance
y the atcTsIaSS series and also for that Advertiser Cup
o ss nS ara mi sS ssas s%a caS. building 'n
apartment house here It must be built however, along lines TO suit
TOM DoRGAN-That wind storm the other day was
BE viii have 70 repair the damage and i is hoped that they will
give us a half decent bsiTppFF u Il
G. PAoHEcoTbe santo Antonio Society does 500 600 bust
ness year and has one empo D. Castro and the ely and
his sum but has two hundred times as many employees
RUDOLPH HEYDENRIcH business better and with
we viii have ali we can attend to- am firm believer that Homo
lulu is long way from going to the bOw-wOws
SUPERINTENDENT CALDWELL written to all common
calling their attention to the fact that il il unlawful 70
transport empty gasoline drums containers unseae There
danger with empty contained than with one filled with
JAMES w or shine the morning paper is deliver
at my in Kaimuk long daylight and the
s ac are 9s q ny pss ss @fn
has always been wonder w
81 osholder. The city EoysIa%sati Tai. he time g
png them iowas Inc aIee. p IN ~ [ y
eVs their country no~ is the time for ss% to say
M Kim ha s9s a SsTa e. p sss'a o
bought would fall before he had chance to take it down When
what fored occurred Brown asked how in the world knew
beforehand let the Of the bag then and told him
ought member Of the grand and should
not the grand jury know what is rottenf
TOM UINNI Pnkham looks into the matter OF
territorial automobiles his economy campaign 1t is figured out
paying fifty thousand dollars for official
yrders The city is also being badly stung There dozen
automobile establishments in Honolulu who would contract with the
city do all the automobile work exclusive of the patrol
department to the community of
seventy per cent Of the present bills. hsa sa
JOHN SMITH understand that the leading attorneys Of the
Territory including Chief Justice Robertson that membership
in the territorial dquaihes man from accepting either the
Offices They the highest Offices
territorial governments in fact and be called nothing else
Office of collector of the
federal Offices and not in the class The difference ought
to be plain to 't5 tt ss'E egW8tt fs.gH a 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
Nervous People Happiest

high Of the system It is rather de
several degrees Well controlled
sign good breeding beings just ami
bod the horse the sensitive and the deli
animal In crisis the animal has fo
ude bearing pain without hnchg This the conoed
Again, If well controlled the simu
ates to more and better work .%.a .~ Hi
Nervousness i'll controlled not at all controlled is the
ary the suffering the person. Of his
Of inency both Uncontrolled
aighne ntabi These lower the vitality impair the
functions Of the heart the digestive apparatus Abrupt
shr voices hasy speech mpusve uncertain actions signs
this state Of uncontrolled
you strong
will in such instances merely that the strings Of
violin properly Such normal
for the greatest success and happiness lAt&% tt ~
While properly controlled good fortune
always misfortune Neurasthenia lowered condition
system the opposite excan While certain degree
quite normal neurashena always abnormal Nervous
be purely heahu Neurahenia disease The
depleted condition Of the Of nurasthena
themselves atropy
those ber Too low tension circulation and made
quae Of body stagnaon
body becomes like that requires draining S5
The always person will
while the always the 60" Healthy
be healthy MUSCLES healthy muscles result
Melancholy those who suicide in
stage Of neurasthenia. ", H.. "Ss @@H.r,
The person Of delicate organization will
binary pressure irritable lack Judgment
the quick His anger The
being permitted for reflection his former serenity
restored The neuraenic the other hand ow
slow of recovery from rage-New York Scientist - p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
Mexico's Common People

Mexico respect resembles France before
all the land is held by rich who manage escape The
(paSant) been deprived Of their holdings
either by by being loaded with chains
example Of the tricks upon the unlettered
issued that land in certain must be registered by acean
Many Indians ignorance that order Unregistered
put and in bought rdcuouy
Protesting but unable to resist the injustice the
disposseed Nor that ALL After losing their properly they
became slaves Thousands of peasants bondage
ployer the great "haciehdados" They obliged buy
hacienda Credit easy In time the employers
against which they never hope pay they
order to be Church heavy but peasant
generally feels married" if tied by priest
Catholics Or be that
funeral wake Somehow other the hough peon gives
as he money he not away. @5,s{f |@,'LE -
The condition of these practically that of Yet slavery
word which sounds than the condition which il
They usually cultivate their patches profit sharing basis Half goes
the half them peasant given
cultivate himself while he his
put under tage only small of their properties
which in in that of the Tefrazas family Chihuahua
extend hundreds of miles ..Et -'E., = E.sIt
of
three four If the land kept brought
from river nearby the yield might be least double Most
still the kind of pillow that Abraham with With
such climate soil could anything
have to inpo quantities of foes the which
tortas form the sarle of their diet The wants
He seldom cigarette
with horse mule donkey; perhaps pig few goats II
was bv promising these to all that Madero his popularity II
tor falling To- redeem hi" rash er"mS" h9th Ia" """" T"oS
correspondence o. =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
Race Panic

1t is most remarkable how the past weeks
Daily Mail Of Toxic Can be that the race prejudice germ developed
@ has snd % e 2 Za. gsAi
Aae stn fresh the public mind Here have significant illus
bitter feelings long after the Franco
@ nd s Ss sen )
degree prejudice against them against the
dicult and amcabg
gi @ q D H a as % to accept the sons of Asia That the
difficulty California Of European origin there is no doubt but with
then again. the Of the Indians in South Africa looks
there for the Boer son Of Europe
He thinks nothing q @ a n man o % death . and @ @
This but the old race prejudice %RGsd into Africa
Canada where decision justice
British "Ss ' G %t S h sane psnSi sSS n tn @
panic that the federal m felt called upon to issue special
till April Truly though good part of the world
were going q mad oyer the the race qsGG m looks In MANY
only what thoughtful might in world of
%oden of ali these Conflicting
s S il a each Se aa %
forced intimacy with any degree Il the leaders and
' sSg % % ss as % a family s
within the d aud then prejudice will disappear the fear
OF this abnormal susceptibility Of some Europeans to race
prejudice be for the understand for recent
g h ANY b sa Rsns s Tfsn eSd aane though With
European and civilization possibly has yet little
possible rny depth prejudice that
this divides ireland
war 1T Il religious prejudice part; religious
dice is the bitter Of all since it is capable Of only dividing
but Ireland people of the Now people of the
thus hope divided the
If immigrant of prejudice in the West
There prejudice but racial concei which tends make
situation difficult pretend
racial and racial prejudice obtain japan No doubt
thinks himself if little better than
the China there doubt that the average Engman
superior any other under He doubt
If
anyone let him what the English
mother would her daughter proposed marry Fenchman
In America the prejudice less prevails And
yet England this prejudice allowed
Of The educated citizen
United Britain experience tries fair
independently But among the intelligent
aay the evil This inganed prejudice among
admitted
about It, that nces
only eradicate ghtenmen
religion Of the right kind True religion teaches that God has made
Of blood all nations Of to dwell the face the r and
shall his neighbor himself involves
and is the only solution of the prejudice question.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
Tie Japanese Disaster

The explosion Of sakua Island OF ago
shima Of 5gOO population bay
southcnmost marks the sixteenth
causes far in this century making than
Eight volcanic
quakes, and one namely Galveston, hurricane food ~
The volcanoes have Santa
niqu soufe st. Vincent vesuvius Philippines
Etna Katurai Aaska, sakura. n. s
The earthquakes Quzatenango
Sster Of 1905 san Rancco Valparaiso Kingston in jamaica Mes
sna and Carriage IN Costa Rica. @ ". tsr
More than twentyght considerable wrecked
intending cities blood
This list
Tonga
Peru Asia Turkey Hebrides oaiabra
Mexico and the Canary fslandA AMt y
estimate minimum earthquakes
this century 10000 SOULS
the facts cali civilization 5000
causes III
crty usually vastly % and percen
of deaths TO total population commonly relatively small
the equivalent Of Of the
earthquake With loss Of 5000 lives and 5000 lives
additional in scattering hamlets.
that
place. century every
volcano district may calmly await
There be hyserca civilization
skin that applied 70 marine construction IRE weather
railroad risk We definitely embarked
civilization
cities
and century
and 70 volcano science protect
property and lives ls8s, #s. tessE .+ef3f 10y
thsrefore appropriate Hawaiian
Association
and that should
aid Imperial Earthquake Committee OF Japan recording
studying engineering aspects
and making public the lessons learned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
SociaI-Service Work in India

experiment great is being carried in India
the cooperation of the police department with the Salvation
Army socaed criminal tribes These
tribes nearly 100000 people, Of them nomade
their habits Many have settled down and longer actively
number still practise stealing their
chief Of livelihood and teach their children steal even
infancy 4 * uatG 5,.l5
The salvation Army has over 5000 Of these men, women chill
representing twelve tribes at its twenty settlements its indus
trial schools its three children industrial homes and IL
ped during the next few months that as will be turned
police authorities of India They being
their living by working in dae weaving silk reel
ing poultry raising washing clothes Sometimes antagonists
usually pleased period Of residence with
their enyironmen good and relief from police surveillance that
others them The people are separated according
degree Of erimnalty When longer
society they released and have already made good
manufacturing
pore suffering from scarcity Of suitable labor have
recently decided employ Of this labor under Salvation Army
auspices. ) . !, n
The the police and the Salvation madA
possible special providing that the police authorities
have tribe Of tribe
established United
Provinces the Punjab the Madras Presidency Beha and os
recently asked to submit
to Governments Of Bengal Bombay Assam and Ceyon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
The January Sales

The January Sales Are
ngeriel Modsh
mine aad call OF beauty economy,
really planned clothes
thing and will all the Of trying TO read styles and the
These all look like suggest
The Eternal Feminine a
But here rub: She has all
the 1913 bills still merchants
have those auring sales in Januaryf she despangy
pategas windows The pategass which
fefoe the question: g and the Eternal passes
to the cromOnt thesnmc market believing she
Janus had two faces, looking back forward
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
The Poi Scouts.

the Poi Scoutsf 1t is something in the
way Of Hawaiian organization Kpho is the chief with the title
Caaash Stephen Dha is the He fills the
Smack which the noise the FOUNDER makes when
The hang signal two hands in the pocket The signal
slowly turning in the direction Of Washington
spotted handkerchief II benevolent organization
object of aiding politicians Office who cannot
jobs. Taro Fuller Number One. gt
Kuhio organize branches all the islands and will
H that mileage check
is coming Admission the unlimited All
'fiohst
Thress cheers the Poi scopt n .B1 M a s#& ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
High Private Jones Is Sore. f..

Mike all the time remarked High Pr
he cheRed his aerdinner toohpie
tho ia like to while but U
be done when they hand lemon right after another without
a little ntermson. ...f. . u n
on fatigue every
listen
gon the Carnival Committee by kindly ttn the foot
take the carnival then hike
ing Bishop Park because mil
dollars Of carnival sold,
awbone The o. r. L. don't awbone
consequently the change act from the Pumans
the grit Bv.8it ..a .tt, r..l... ~ T.sastg Z.
big stuff they going pull OF this carnival it gives the
to hear this old thought everybody put in
his time and make big thing Of IT, Some of en have
their others will their
but they forgot include an motive and the little
the committee special for hauln' in
and back dollar head The regular smoking tariff
What do about public spirited layout Need
their somewhere else to haul in the of the island to the
pay fare rather make fourday hike and
back and in that pig walow at Pearl City and that's not
bad guess neither.
''When dom duty High Private
pack place this little old island but When doin
il Your friend Jones is gon' his If
him half chance aud IL that DOM make some
piker H. p Jones begs inform will
be glad goodbye when the September boat leaves here
When looked for dispute his farewell
notice all saw circle Of glum faces 'Poor old gang
hike, ye terriers " 4 . =. ~ ~: z. fat #t
Lets Raise the Railroad Fares. ..s"%.
Looking things does like asking
much expe, Schofed walk
Honolulu their
from Honolulu for the sake of the carnival of which, like
will not only but be large part The prospect Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
The Last of Queen Emma Park. :

Monday Tuesday Fas the
beautiful old that blow Queen Emma Park Nun
Valley mhy these odtners the
may go they threatened make eeess
boundary there because it is the best wndbreak that
invented Various misguided souls have insisted living the
Vaey of the Winds Kameameha oani served after
tea for the enemy at the pail r i4 sLsf "A y1
could understand why should get the Nuhanu habit
when they live seheapy and peacefully out here in
Kaimuki, hut there foolish who insist doing sbe
Nuanuites have the instinct born onto them to put something
the side the premises fnd off the ephy that
ehe about There doors the nohsde of the Nuuanu
houses-no lanas, not windows NJ" 5issta5r6
the speak of the hosIable look of the
they up the bleak unfndne of them the
return trip Some suggested that the Nuuanu maaoo
habit has ego Significance but do not credit that report 1t
is only the heahfdls soulinspring trade wind %,i
But back Emma Park The supervisors borrowed
TRUSTEES from High Sheriff Henry day and said to them
park be of botanic gardens collection
shrubs from all the world but when
through trusty thatl Fire
wood much in demand down at the prison There
deu specimen trees of gua percha cinnamon eampho teak cork
saudalood AMONG friendf
They making park and that the
best parking tool is X \ ...El
After the botanical specimens into rewood the
prison still demanded fuel the hau wndbreak disappeared
About that in the pamang the general public
the Kohana Outdoor Circle the Daughters of Hawaii
take notice and the axework stopped However
Trees have be protected atmosphere
ton especially variety motion the valley of the
winds Now that tho wind they have tie HlO
where the Park calm ordinary
At that reported by Kamuite emsares who
SO it not to be wondered at that when the storm along all
of the grand tumble. They
lonely The wndbreak They got cold feet They
couldn't stand it. ,a...>. w. j. ". .,E,. * -.,-.'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

probtonist believer abstinence from noxienns
and temperance advocate hut IeapBot tecppee myself to the
belief that IL Hawaii to what
is practically Washington force this
Territory by federal something that favored by
the large majority the Of Hawaii
nothing about the sixty cent of the who
not temperance advocates the ninety cent Of the population
who Those backing Mr. Wooey in his lobby for
the Gronna Bill probably believe that they fighting the devil
Of temperance Hawaii niue harm than good
The temperance making what salts
factory We have good liquor laws there earth
and they fairly well enforced On this island they well
other they enforced the limit of the
of the majority The liquor Dealers with few exceptions
living we'll within the law and good Of them helping the
authorities deal with Of the statutes The old dgocs
that maqueded saloons in Honolulu The blind
pigs less than before There decidedly better
result the helped VA
Progress the line We board
with arbitrary powers that disputed and in the
counties working abolition
the saloon and accomplishing much
Is it to bring under existing conditions the almost
of territorial election this question Of pohbitiohf do not be-
lieve II the reaches shall prohibit
ton But do not believe that IL will and
certain that win not here If another plebiete be granted
What will probably result from the agitation viii be the driv
ing of the liquor actively into politics. with the object Of
individual countless with all tho graft and of privilege that
will entail. 4. .t
this has been revived. that
possibly the opening for unlimited harm
Of the forwarded the
matter Washington and have the belief in their desire
benefit Hawaii and all who live here but have
opinion Of their Judgment. #5s lt ~
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
We Satisfy
Particular Men
Oppie's Toesery
WAHPETON

! A delightful shower of rain fell
lest Sunday night, watering the
dandeliOns and making them
bloom louder than ever. But the
shower also did lot of good to
grain and grass crops and the
Lord has again been good to us.
Mr.. l.. J. Lang of Berlin. Wis.
has taken charge of the repairing
and engraving at Lacy's Jewelry
Store. and assists i'm the general
Management of the business. Mr..
Lang is an experienced workman
and all work is guaranteed to give
satisfaction.-Adv.
Albert Weis. Dave Purdon. j.
Eoves. H. G. Rasmussen and A. A.
Leavitt went to Little Pine Lake.
down in the Perham. Mimi. cOun-
try last Saturday, where they fish
ed to their hearts content. They
returned Mondy evening with all
the fish they could carry. and re-
port good time besides.
The Times is in receipt of a
COPY of the Lewiston. Ida. Morn
ing Tribune. which is profusely
illustrated with advertisements of
the arrival of d. Ward King, the
inventor of the Split-Log Road
drag by the various merchants of
that city. Attention is specially
called to the King Road drag ads
on six pages of that paper. Evil
IDENTIFY the Lewiston merchants
are some boosters. KS
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
Oppie's Toesery
Wahpeton
Dry Cleaning
Phone 345
Phone 345

A fire in Dayton Hollow. near
Fergus Falls this week did about
S5,OOO's worth of damage to the
Northern Electric Light plant.
The new Hoot Lake project
week and there are now tw? sour
ces of electric light power for this
and other cities supplied by the
Northern Light Electric Company.
F., Cement work has been COM
menced on the Stern Clothing
Co.'S new building and if the wea-
Their is favorable it will he rapid.
~ pushed to completion.
Theo. Hintgen is moving his
residence onto a new foundation
this week. and Peschel'S brick
grocery store will hereafter stand
alone.
The chief carpenter of the Mil
wakee Railway Co. was a Wahpe-
ton visitor Tuesday and exhibited
the plans of the remodeled and
build here. 1t will have two
waiting rooms. baggage room
and a ware room for perishable
freight. and when completed will
be entirely up-to-date and in
keeping with the growing city it
is to accommodate.
Mrs. I. Donaldson of this city is
in receipt of card from Geo.
Wralstad. written on board the st.
Louis. 500 miles out to sea. under
date of May 8. 1t contains cut of
the ships big dining room. He
says his wife had not vet been sea
sick and hopes she would not be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wralstad are now
enjoying the companionship and
scenes of the old country.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
DR.. r. A. REED
0steopathic Physician
CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALITY
Office over Bee Hive Store
Phone 1T

Mrs. w. S. Lauder is in Madi-
son. Wis. where she is visiting
with her daughter. Miss Frances
Lauder. who is recovering from
an attack of appendicitis.
President F. E. Smith is in Chi
cago this week, but will return in
time to attend the Memorial Day
exercises at Cakes. where he is
billed to deliver the address.
According to the latest statis-
ties North Dakota now ranks fifth
in the list of the states in the
number of automobiles per capita,
having car for every IS persons.
Wahpeton seems to have a car
for about every three persons.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-05-28
WALLoPEp BY wAurETon

ne Na!lprtOn base bal! Club
went to Hankinson last Sunday
and took the Hank" clear out of
the town, leaving them but four
measly runs out of a total of
fourteen. The fun started in the
first inning and the Wahpeton
boys simply knocked the ball all
over the field. About a hundred
fans from this city went over to
see the fun and they saw it a
plenty. Leon Elk and Jordan did
the battery work for the Wahpe-
ton boys and Green and Alberts
for Hankinson.
What Wahpeton needs beside,
a dozen or two more good tenant.
houses is an electric suburban
railway connecting Mooreton.
Barney and Great Bend with this
city and Hankinson. A line could
be built if there was a will to do
so, and it could easily be made a
paying one. This paper will
have more to say about this mat
ter in the near future.
:, Editor Guild of the Courier
News of Fargo gained a sweeping
victory in his damage suit against
a. y. More. the jury finding for
the plaintiff on every one of the
~ questions DrODounded to them.
The defendant had called for
special verdict allowed i'm civil
cases under the statutes of this
state.
Ex-Prcsidcnt Roosevelt was in
Washington City Tuesday and
calico at the White House. before
beginning the onslaught he has
promised his followers on the
Wilson administration. Somebody
Is expected to trump up some
sori OF case against it. and Ted
dy hopes to beat the Republicans
To 1T. In fact. evidence accumu-
lateS tending to indicate that
Teddy hopes to be the Republican
nominee for president in 1916.