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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
DEMAND Is THE CAUSE
President Of Chicago Board Of Trade
Says European Wheat Bidders Are
Responsible; Also Newspapers.

NEW YORK, Feb. 28-lf the Dar.
danelles should he opened by the al.
lies fleet releasing grain from Russia
and the Danubian countries. there
would be radical change IN the sit
nation which is keeping up wheat
prices In the United states declared
.C. II Candy, president ot the Chlca
~ board OF trade, testlfyinc today at
the states Investigation into food
prices.
II was Europes tremendous de
mnnd, not speculation. that put up
prices said Mr.. Candy.
lie knew on the beat Of authority,
he said that one European belligerent
would gladly pay ~ bushel for
50OOOOOO bushels OF wheat II 1T
It could make the purchase"
The sharp rise In the price OF
wheat is due largely to the sensation.
al newspaper and exchange agencies
ot this country and abroad" the wit
ness added, "and the fact that govern.
ment instead OF trade purchasers
were the bidders for our wheat. But
the situation " clearing up-wheat
has reached the limit and by the
spring when the shipments from Can
adlsn and Argentine begin, II will be
well in hand"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Margaret s Holt Of Moline, ILL., Belle
Flenner of Newark, o.; J. d. Hlbbets
H. r. Cook, H. @. Yates, ]. NJ. Wheel.
er, T. J. Wood, ]. W. Greene. j. F.
Slaughter. j. Gerald Mraz aud Miss
Pauline Roberts.
The Apollo club will entertain with
u box party Wednesday evening Rt
the Overholser 10 See Emma Bunting
in Help Wanted"
The Wednesday Auction club viii
meet Wednesday with Mrs. Charles
L. COnnellee In place Of Mrs, Wallace
Lee as announced.
Mrs ]. Franklin Harbour left
Monday evening for Gainesville, Tex,
where she will ioin Mir Harbour,
who Ia there on business
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Kellogg
Marguerite Nee returned Friday
from their wedding trip They are
arranging their new home at 7lg West
Twentieth street, where they will he
at home to their friends dfter March
10
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock In the Knights OF Columbus
hail. Mines. James Brundrit ]. C.
Eagen, Harrington. A. !. volz and ].
g, Fogerty will be hostess,
The W. G. T. L. will meet wednes.
day In the library. DR.. X. NJ. Chnse
will talk on Women and Civic
Righteousness" and the program viii
be in charge Of Mrs, ]. y. Mckee.
New members are especially requested
TO he present
The Patrons club OF Lincoln school
win meet Friday afternoon 1T 2:80
at the building. Miss Cudderback
supervisor Of music will give a demon.
stration OF music In the grades. Mr.
win CLARK win speak on "Civic I'm.
provement as Seen in the Northwest"
There will he an all day session Of
the state board Of Iterdenomln.
national school Of missions Thursday Al
the Y. W. c. A. There win he n 10.
clal session In the morning, and the
business session win follow the noon
luncheon. Members will be present
from all over the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
OS0VVV'stetE
Ho,U To Make the
Quickest, Simplest Cough
Remedy
much Better than ths n...
made kind snd You save al
Fully Guaranteed

This homemade cough syrup /, rov
useu IN more homes than any other cough
remedy; Its prOmptness, ease and ce,'
Mhty IN c9nQuering distressing cousbs
Chest and throat colds, 10 really rrms,L,
aoie. You can actually feel II take hoId
dsr's use will usually overcome III.
ordinary cough--rclieyes even whoonln,
cough quickly Splendid, too, for brop'
cnltls, spasmodic Group, bronchial aathna
shl winter coughs.
vet iiom any druggist 2h ounces Of
mex 90 cents worth pour Il In a mini
po.tie and hll the bottle with plain aranu.
iatsd sugar syrup. This gives you--at a
cos. OF only ~ eents--a full pint OF better
cough syrup than YOU could buy for az. .bO.
iNes but few minutes 20 prepare. Full
directions with plnex. Tastes good and
never spoils.
onl.I hGp viii be pleasantly surprised how
a"uhy aonuy u ioosens dry, hoaTse or tight
Sougns and heals the inllamed mem.
eLsnss q painful cough. IL also stops
.ne formation OF phlegm IN the throat
sna bronchial tubes, thus ending the per.
s'sIent loose cough.
Ilnex 70 = most valuable concentrated
vompound OF genuine Norway nine ar
Mac., rich IN gnaiacol, which Ia 40 heal.
ing TO the membranes
10 avoid disappointment. be aura and
ash Your druggist for I'd ounces pinss
"na don't accept ANYTHING ejae
guarantee OF absolute aatisfaction.
~ ~ money promptly refunded poes with
Wavnpp' npp'eparation' The Pinex Co., "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
MARCHAND PROMOTED
French Hero Of Fashoda Is Made
Brigsdier General; Distinguishes
Self on Field.

PARIS, Feb - Colonel Marchand
OF Fashoda fame, has been promoted
to the rank Of brlgadier general. lie
retired from the army some lime ago.
but offered his services at the out.
break OF hostilitles and was appoint
ed colonel, the rank he held upon his
retirement lie has distinguished hlm-
self several times on the field.
Colonel Marchand was IN charge Of
the French force which crossed from
the French Congo after great Difficult.
Ties on July 10, 1905, and occupied
Fashoda on the White Nile IN the up-
per SOndan, two months before the
battle OF Omdurman. in which the
deryish army was defeated by the An
glo'Egyptlan forces under General
Kitchener.
When hostlitIes in Egypt were over
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Kitchener found Marchand and hls
force at FashodA. The French officer
refused to withdraw without orders
from his government After consid.
cradle diplomatic exchange between
Great Britain and France the March
ard expedition was recalled and left
Fashoda December IL. lSDg. After
the Fashoda incident. Marchand was
placed on half way, because on his NJ.
turn to France, he permitted himself
to become the head Of an anti govern
mental campaign which also was anti.
British
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
COAST GUARD CUTTER
DESTROYS WRECKED SHIP

DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Del,
Feb. 2S--The wreck OF the 3OO-foot,
five masted schooner Elizabeth Palmer
uwash near Fenwick shoal gas buoy
since she sank with the steamer
Washlngtonian In q collision January
"a, was ripped apart today by the ex-
plosion OF twelve gun cotton mines.
The explosives were placed aboard
the coast guard cutter Mohawk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
TRAFFIC Is DELAYED


KANSAS CITY, Feb - Demoral.
hation of telegraph, telephone aud
train service today followed an al.
most unprecedented full Of heavy, wet
snow during the last twenty four
hours over Kansas, Oklahoma and part
of Missouri, and high wind that ac.
companIed the storm that swept away
hundreds of poles II probably will
he several days before normal wire
conditions are restored.
Meagre weather bureau reports In.
dicaicd the snowfall through the NJ
fccted districts was from three to
twelve inches.
CHICAGO, Feb. y. Telegraph
service out ~ Chicago To the west was
badly hampered this morning and
the telegraph companies said there
was little prospect OF Improvement
for at least twenty.four hours.
In South Dakota traffic was DELAY.
cd on all railroads. and on several
branch lines drifting snow stopped all
trains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
DEMANDS on CHINA
CONFLICTING SAYS WILSON

WASHINGTON, Feb. -. Reports
Of Japan's demands on China still are
40 conflicting that the American gov.
ernment has not been able 10 outline
a policy. President Wilson told call.
ers today he was not certain what the
exact demands we're, but indicated
that the subject Ia being carefully
studied.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Many families In this community have
found a wonderful blessing In the shape
Of home made laxative cough syrup
which In the most effective cough aud cold
cure ohtalnable anywhere at any price
A whole pint can be made for less than
eighty cents W that II is \ or 10 tunes
cheaper than labeled mixtures. Buy OF
the druggist ~ oU. Essence McntholaI.
enc and empty II into q pint bottle Pour
over a pint Of granulated sugar half
pint OF boiling water, stir, cool, and then
flll up the pint bottle with syrup, Full
directions accompany the package for us.
age Of children aud adults, Nothing
breaks up q cold 90 quietly and a cough
meat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
FIRST EIECTROCUTON TAKES
PLACE IN PENNSYLVANIA

ROCKVIEW, Pa. Feb. ~. 49, The
first clectrocution In Pennsylvania un.
der the new law substituting the
chaN for the gallows, took place In
the death house OF the western peni,
tertiary today John Talap paid the
extreme penalty for wifc.murder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

FIELD AGENTS MEET
Conference Of Representatives OF
Bureau Of Animal Industry II BE
Ing Held Here To-day.

With an attendance of more than
twenty five field agents present, the
first annual conference Of representa-
tlyes Of the Bureau Of Animal In.
dustry is In session for two days IN
the office Of Frank ". Brewer, in.
spector In charge In the federul build.
ing.
4 special feature OF the meeting
wAich began this morning Is the con
ference to be held with reference 10
tick eradication In this state.
buring the present conference the
agents present will discuss the results
OF the past years work In their fields
throughout the state and plans will
he made for campaign. 20 bcsiu Ut
oEce, which will have az its object
the tomplete eradication OF the cuttie
tick III Oklahu.nl.
AS'c from ln,pectOr In cha .ge y.
w. Brewer, W T. Bailey. clerk and vet
Urinary inspectors, Wing +. Dunawty
hnd A. II. Denham Of this city the fol
lowing agents are present:
NJ. Il. Beasley, Jay; ID. \. Beck Wag.
oher; l.. ~ Clark. Holden, lille. Carl
9. Craddock, rahleQuah. W DAWSON,
lryor; G. T. Carton. pur,lH: A W.
Goar, Wswoka v 10. HarriSon Stil-
Mfll; George kirkman, Okema. y. 4.
kenney, Okmulgee; W. 4. Melton.
Loco; Frank Sommers, WaurIl,G !. q.
Steele, Duncan George d. Smith. B-it.
tow X. Rogers, Ada s. J. Smyth, Sal.
llsaw Charles Triplett, Pawnnska: u.
W. March Of Okmulgee anu :. \. Wat.
lrrs OF Wagner. the last two attend.
Ing as veterinary inspectors.
Following business meeting this
morning at which several matters OF
Importance were discussed the agents
visited the stock show where several
short talks were made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
Annual Breakfast.

Especially beautiful In its appoint.
ment and marked by many clever and
interesting tOasts was the annual
breakfast Of the Cosmopolitan club,
which was given Monday In the ban
Quet room at the Lee Huckins Covers
were laid for forty members and
guests aud the tables we're adorned
with tall crystal vases OF pink carna-
lions, single blossoms being given "a
favors. The place cards had portraits
Of George Washington, aud the menu
was most delicloes.
Mrs. Frank l.. Clark, the president,
introduced Mrs. George Larimore.
the toastmlstress, and the program Of
toasts and music was interspersed
between the courses. Mrs. II. A. Got.
hold, accompanied by Miss Pauline
Roberts, gave vocal number. The
first speaker, Mrs, Mary Cook, the
president emeritus, answered with
many interesting Items ON "RemlnIs.
cences.' A piano solo hy Miss Pauline
Roberts followed, and Mrs. David A.
Duncan responded briefly with an In.
spring toast To "Club Women
The Club Husband" was the sub.
ject Of Mrs A. L. Blesh and Dr. win.
ME NJ. Sanger toasted Efficiency"
the standard priced by the up.to-dnte
club woman. Mrs. s. Ditzell gave a
charming tribute TO "The Club Wo.
man a. a Mother" and Mrs II. Coul.
ter Todd, tho president Of the City
Federation, told of The Values OF
Federation" closing with request
that the members drink 10 the future
OF the 2,000,000 federated women.
Mrs John Treadgill gave an ex.
cellent talk on Optimism aud Mrs,
Orin Ashton, president Of the second
district federation. brought message
from that department Of club work.
Mrs, j. n Warren gave q few words
Of greeting az did also Mrs. George
v. Gardner for many years worker
In the educational department OF club
work In the city and state.
Quests besides club members were
Mines Todd, Gardner, Threadsill. Ash.
ton, Mckay Duncan Of RoxtOn, Tex ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
Society Euents
HGIrist Dunn Bentley.

white and blue was used uttractiyely
throughout the house with flags aud
flowers and two little tots. Caroline
Northup and Claude james Unyru.
pert In pretty Colonial costumes ms
George and Martha Washington. dis.
trihuted the fnyOrs Stories ~ bright
saying " children were given by the
mothers and nm interesting program
was given Miss Spice Peoples sang
two songs Miss Isabel Clark gave sry.
eral clever readings, aud Mrs NJ -.
Fezlcr told number VI stories during
the storytelling hour A magic Ian.
tern under the charge OF Ellsworth
Gardner aud cherry tree contest de.
lighted the children Mrs. W J. Gruy
was Il guest The hostess was assist
ed In serving dainty luncheon by
Mines j G. Skeen, E r. Boyd aud H.
NJ. LlSle The next meeting will be
March 8 with Mrs j Watson Hawk
for election " officers.
The Literature department " gor-
osis met Monday with Mrs. ~ \.
sherman Jr, and the afternoon WAS
spent In the discussion W the program
for next year II was decided 10 take
up the masterpieces Of literature In
place Of Africa AZ previously uuuouuc-
ed. Invitations we're accepted 10 the
Music department Wednesday after.
neon with Mrs II u. Newman. and
the General SoroHis March 3 with
Mrs. A. NJ. DeBOlt A vote ~ thanks
was extended 10 those assisting with
the musIcal program on the reccut
guest day During the social hour
Mrs Walker COombs and Miss Alice
Oldham gave musical numbers The
guests were Mines II H. Lee, Ella
Hamn A L. Severin, Earl Cunncllee,
II Il Berg, NJ Shawnee, and Miss
Oldham The CLUB viii meet In two
weeks with Mrs Earl witt when the
two lessons OH Argentina will he Civ.
ON a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

The L u &. met Monday night
with Mrs W W Edwards who was
assisted by Mrs. j. J. Prcwett Ten
dollars was voted 10 the scholarship
fund " the state, and letters VI appre
clatiOn were voted tO be- sent 10 the
legislature ana 10 Representative
HHrgis ~ Ada the author of the bill
recently passed FOR the peuslOning VI
old confederate veterans Mrs W r.
S Hunt was leader on the Rise and
Fail N the COnfederacy" A delight
ful musical program was given by
Mrs Alice Rozzaln, vloliulst: Mrs.
T. T. StrOughtou, cOruPtist aud Misc
Marion Mason. pianist The round
table talk was on The formation OF
military companies In the south. Mrs.
W C. Richardson giving some inter
rstlng items on her husbands com
pauy the Eighteenth Mississippi, and
Mrs j. NJ Afford on the company or
muIZed and equipped by her ances-
tor Captain Steele which was known
Hs the Steele Blades The house was
decorated In many flags aud red car.
nations. and Lillian Edwards and
Laurence Bonfoey dressed us George
and Martha Washington received the
guests The guests were Mines ] NJ.
Acree 4 S. BRldrlch. Catherine Cox
and Miss Grace Stegal NJ Alvn. Ar.
rangements were completed FOR the
ball Friday evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

A bicycle free to five boys and five
girls In the contest now running In
THE TINES Start now and save
the votes earned on purchases made
from the advertisers In this event. See
Monday nights TIMES for detaiIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Miss Hyla Florence Long gave her
semi.annuul recital Of pupils Friday
evening ~ her studio She was as.
sisted by Miss EnOla Tarman. vocal
lat, who gave two numbers I'm her
pleasing voice The work of the pu.
pills was most excellent and gained ap.
precintlye applause from the large au-
dience Numbers on the program
were given by Misses Ruth McCrrdie,
Dana Lewis, Carolyn Hosmer. Eliza.
beth Ruchanon, Helen Pettee, Jane
Miles, Bland Sohlberg, GLADYS Brown,
johanna and Maene Schaeffer. Clara
Bernia Wilson, Rebecca Lamb, Gene
We've Everest, Jessie Stone. Mary
Ellen Mellon, MarQaret Vose. Ruth
Hulten, Ruth Rulkev, Mex Rodman
and Mr. Van HOsmer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
The Country Club"

Handsome quality OF crepe de Chus. trimmed 900
pearl button, uud 'lk braid Had We bought TINS
waist 100 M" rrFdlhr way, Il would be- priced
at SOS Instead OF the wonderfully - 90
low safe price " Observation-Disclosures. 30 q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Mr. and Mrs sigmund Golstein en-.
tertalned at dinner Sunday. their
guests being Messrs and Mines. J. II.
Townsend, A. c. weicker. V. NJ. era.
mer and Misses Louise West, Louise
Ferguson and Vera Goucher. The Ia.
bles were decorated with pink be.
gonias, pink ribbons and had place
cards also In pink.
Mrs. Henry Overholser and Mrs
Guy Kimball will entertain a. their
hoX guests at the matinee Wednesday
afternoon Mines. u. o. Young George
Ayrea, Roy Russell, u. u. Holmes Of
Kansas City, Frederick II, Owens,
John Hale, Il. Il. Jones, T T.. Martin
Jr., Samuel W. Hayes J. r. Sharp, A.
c. Bennett and Miss Frances Thread.
gill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
Another Pretty Blouse

Made Of very superior quality OF Crepe d
Chine; trimmed with double rows OF buttons
stayed lace collar with lace cape edged in siIk
This waist would also ordinarily sell - no
ai SSHs instead OF ....................S Sl.S6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
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A Wonderful Waist Sale Starts Tom
s3.98Crepe de Chine Blouses $l.9s

And they are newest models including "The Country Club"
maze flesh and gold and another handsome creation white sand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

The Apollo club will entertain with
II box party Wednesday evening at
the Overholser ~ see Emma Bunting
In Help Wanted"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
We Bought In Tens Instead of Twelves
A New Tpperary Blouse Worth So e5 at sIss

Gl OE For fancy wal4t of
pJ' 10 chiffon aud bIuck ali
over lace over white chiffon
trimmed down front with gIass
buttons, three quarter sleeves
high neck Ia back low IN front
we told YOU what this waist
f'aill worth 10 would seem
ia" an ehaEgyfatlou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

The Wednesday Auction club viii
meet Wednesday with Mrs. Charles
L. Connellee In place Of Ms, Wallace
Lee as announced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Mrs. c, g. Roberts entertained the
Shakespeare club Monday with a de
llghtful luncheon. In honor Of the day
the decorations were carried out in
ihe national colors, with red aud white
formations, and flags. The lesson ON
Titus and Andronicus" was ably led
by Mrs. A. Abernathy. Mrs. j. J. volg
gave a synopsis Of the play and Mrs
A. A. Drown its history. The next
meeting will be u lecture Monday NJ.
ternoon at the sklrvin by Mrs Mag.
gie W. Barry OF Sherman, Tex.
The Motherhood Culture club enter.
lolned thirty children Monday ut the
home Of Mrs, w. Ii. r. Trudgeou. Red
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Mrs J. Franklin Harbour left
Monday evening for Gainesville, Tex,
where she will ioin Mir Harbour,
who Ia there on business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

Representative and Mrs. George W.
Goodwin returned Monday from Glove.
land, where Mrs, Goodwin has spent
a week. They have taken apartments
for the remainder OF the session at the
t%klrvln.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10

City Treasurer D. L. Conkling has
reported to the board of supervisors
that during the month of March regis
tered warrants to the amount of $685.
593.13 were issued, bringing the total
amount of outstanding registered war
rants up to April 2 as 91,07209.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10
DAILY REMINDERS

Round the island in auto, $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv
Fashionable gowns to order. Mrs.
W. E. Bell. Love Bldg, Fort St.-Adv.
Milton 4 Parsons are receiving new
spring and summer millinery with
every steamer.-Adv.
Don't let your office supplies run
too low; replenish early-at Ar.
leigh's-where all sorts of office sup,
plies are carried in stock.
Miss Power. HOnOlulu>s leading mil
liner. has a wonderful display OF the
latest and most fascinating creations
in millinery Visit her parlOrs in the
Boston block.
Delicious kippered salmon. kipper,
ed black cod. kipDered herring and
homeless herring just received from
Seattle in the Hvades for Henry May
& Co. Phone 127l-Adv
When pay day comes, remember II
take a few dollars-one dollar. if Won
can't spare mOre-tO the Bank OF Ha,
vail. and there deposit towards a re,
serve fund for your old age.
Because Of the fact that the East
man Kodak Co. have discontinued
making Bull's-eyn cameras. the Homo
lulu Photo Supply Co. will sell the
few they have of that style at low
prices. Better call soon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10
WALTER KENDALL
ENTERS FIRM IN
PORTLAND, ORE.

PORTLAND. Ore, March 16,-Wal-
OF the stock and bond department Of
the Henry Warehouse Trust Company
OF Honolulu. has recently become as
sociated with the Wilfried Shore Com
pany Of this city. He arrived a few
weeks ago from the islands.
1.-TWO surprises were in store for
me in Portland" he said yesterday af-
ternOOn. Il expected TO find here all
the broad Western spirit of other
coast cities. but instead | find a con-
servative. reserved city, more like
Philadelphia and Boston than are 9th
er Western cities. But in one sense
Portland is less conservative than |
had Anticipated | expected tightness
II the money market, but ! find many
ready buyers OF high-clasS Eastern
railroad bonds on basis as low as 4
and Az per cent Also the $1,000, DOE
Of per cent preferred stock issued by
the Northwestern Electric Company is
being readily subscribed for by both
large and small investors. This is CO.
incident, | think, with general cas-
ing OF money throughout the East. For
example, the Mortgage Bond Company
of New York, one of the largest in this
country, which was lending money not
lower than per cent a month ago,
is now lending large amounts on resi-
dences and apartments at per cent.
There are $4,000 Japanese in Ho-
nolulu to 10000 white people, That
would not be so bad except that every
Japanese born on American soil be.
comes a citizen with a vote Hawaii
is American soil, and the Japanese
have an average of six children to the
family. The war has made the is.
lands prosperous again. With the new
tariff, the price of sugar went down
below the cost of the production, but
the war raised it again, and there is
prosperity everywhere. The native
population is disappearing, of course,
as it always does where the white man
settles. The natives cannot stand the
houses, the clothing and the alcohol
that follow civilization, but in that re-
spect it is only the history of the
American Indian repeated. Portland
Telegram.