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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
HOPE FOR THE SEASICK

Future possibilities of controlling
the rolling of ships at sea, not hith-
erto approached, were opened up by
Sir William White, K. G. b., at the
closing meeting of the Naval Archi1
tects' spring session in London, says
the Australian Star. Sir William
White has been experimenting with
the gyroscope. invested by DIR. Schllck
for steadying ships. The gyroscope
does not claim to have altogether
cured, sea-sickness, but Gas Profes-
scr Lambert said), from having been
received as beautiful theory that It
r proposition SO practical that its use
might possibly have averted the dis
aster to the Berlin. In giving The
result of his experiments since Or.
Schlick brought the gyroscope before
the institution in 1904. Sir WILLIAM
White explained that the principa.
part of the apparatus was large
end heavy nywheel, which, when
running, tenuS 10 Keep the snip III
a vertical position. Sir William
thought that it would be advisable
to proceed wisely in using the gyro-
scope, and to begin with yachts and
passenger steamers employed on coas
ting and cross-channel services. In
such vessels the effect of the gyro-
scope woul! be Of great advantage.
Sir William reported remarkable
steadiness could be assured by the in
stallation of the apparatus.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
A VOLCANO SERMON

II held my tongue and spake moth
ing: | kept silence, yea, even from
good words; but II was pain and
grief To me. Ny heart was hot with
in me, and while ! was thus musug
the fire kindled; and at the last
spake with my tongue Psalm xxx,
3-4.
David was probably a reticent
man! He had been up to the Vol
oano; was dee-lighted; he wanted his
friends to know about 1t, but he kept
silence, yea, even from good words.
auckland wired that Kilauea was in
eruption; David couldn't stand It:
the fire kindled" and he spake. The
chances are that he said Go straight
TO the Henry Warehouse Trust Go.
and get one of the FIF'TY-DOLLAR
excursion tickets for the Volcano.
covering the round trip, one day at
Hilo. and eight days at the Volcano
House. II IS 4 snap.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

- BULLETIN ADS. PAY
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on Vote Credlt9

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
The Village Of Costa.

Such will be the name of the
new town being plated by John
Costin, Jr., adjacent to Mountain
Iron on the west, lots in which will
be put on sale at the Office of the
Costin Improvement Company in
this city on Tuesday, June 25th.
The new town, as will be noted by
an advertisement elsewhere in this
issue, gives promise of being SUBJ
stantial village because of it's prox-
unity to number of active proper
ties, and that it will have rapid
growth is uhquestionable.
The plat Of the new townsite ap-
peals to the lover of home, having
natural drainage, excellent water,
and wide streets.
The election for incorporation
will be held on July 2nd, and from
that time on Costin will make rapid
strides. number of business
houses already planning to locate
in the new town.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
WILL BUILD ADDITION TO BREWERY.
The Pleasing Busiaess Accorded New
Industry Demands More Room.

Industry Demands More Room.
The Virginia Brewing company's
magnificent plant is comparative
ly new institution, but the favor
with which it's products have been
received at Duluth and range points
is exemplified in the crying demand
for additional room thus early in
it's history, to enable the manage.
ment to meet the constantly in.
creasing demands of the trade.
This condition has forced the
management to consider the erec-
tion of a mammoth addition to the
storage house, which will doubtless
be made this season. This addl-
ton will be on the south end, 5Ox1OO
feet and three stories high, giving
the company additional storage
room for $1,000 barrels.
From the day of placing the pro.
duct on the market, Virginia beer
has met with universal approval
among users of the beverage, and
the name acquired by the institu.
ton thus early is destined to in
crease the demands for it's products
throughout this northern section.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
THE cow ORDINANCE IS REVIVED
Brought Up by Alderman mesbess a.d VIII be Passear'e
spective Of Mayor r'ssopjaoa.

While the chief of police, preaum.
ably acting under instructions from
his superior officer, the mayor,
[gave orders some two weeks ago
that all poker games should be
stopped In this city. the law relat-
ing to gambling is not adhered to
with tenacity born Of vengeance.
as evidenced by the report of the
municipal judge showing that an
even hundred coin elot machines
still run in this city, for the privi-
|lege of which their owners pay 500
for each machine az a monthly tiue.
The impoundlng ordinance, which
has been repeatedly vetoed by
Mayor Eaton since he has held
Office, waa again introduced at the
reqnest of Alderman Mesberg and
given it's fret reading. The pound
limits as designated are bounded
by the city limits on the north, the
Duluth, Missabe & Northern tracks
on the: east, Hickory street on the
south and the Duluth, Rainy Lake
.& Winnipeg tracks on the west.
Mayor Eaton vetoed similar or
dinance two weeks ago, but the
council now feels that the measure
can and will be carried over his
head if necessary.
Numerous petitions for new side
walks were presented aud referred
to proper committee, but In view of
the tact that the mayor has not yet
signed an order for the coustruc-
ton of several such improvements
which are demanded by the city's
growth it is questionable whether
or not any walk construction will
be forced thie year. This improve"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
lsalber sedls6tGbeeei's Aeeecinaies

lsal6ee aedle6lGbeeeS's Aeescinaies
Under the above caption m or
.ganizatioo Of the.ias1herjao9asis II in
process of'orgsniastion, ,1te: objects
Of the a1oociatina: e fort th In the
articles of the corporstien being to
promote The Egs6srsl 'i,,4esest and
welfare of members, aud to pro-
vide ueana for the care ofsne1nbers
duriae illnese:or accident; 70 take
EE1msH 1fs1e l1l1en1o sof deesesed
naesnb be1s sdl, provide splroppsf i bartal
In caae pf deaths: u :.1:@..:; z.. :s.
Tho cha1ts1fF o1Ils 8 80 of lhe llesoci.
alton ere c. H..;llessinRsr g col.
tlector @snd sGsuessl @rsanages, Dr..
John 81. Grove, tresourss aud ply
sicteu, ,ss1d Judge John II. ~Asttin.
secretary. These o@csse -shsIlhold
until their euccessors .,s1e duly
electedssnd qu.lt6sd. The aannal
election of the .Asoociotiuns win be
held in January Of each year. =
The nembership fee Of the&Asso-
ciatiou il placed at @2m! aud usoath-
+ly dueosre@ cents. Itis anticipated
by the: prem ottsss. .ttihat = large ssem.
.besshipewitl d. gained. there bstnG
several hundred men employed in
The woods In the vtrgdaia district.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
Cleaned the Street.

Between a crew of men under the
direction of the street commissioner
on Saturday and the high wind on
Sunday, Chestnut street underwent
a change 80 complete as to render
the creosoted wood block pavement
visible to the naked eye, if one had
eyes left after passing through the
simeon which swept the thorough.
fare Sunday afternoon. =.
If the defects in the pavement
were now remedied, the grade
stakes pulled out OF the sidewalk
line and the loose ends of the board
walks nailed down, Chestnut street
would present more respectable
appearance. =" ~ u I j j.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
s0tutiaeEyu)uQh,

Mn. Aueast Buboltz. Of Ashswa.
who was taken to the More Hospit-
al, Eveaeth. twoevesh, 1Go5sunsstae
Efrom IN acute attack of .epDen3ict.
tie, died on Saturday -evening tl.st.
Funeral ceremooiee were Conduct.
ed oas Tuesday. intergaent being
made tn the Virginia cemetery. A,
large namber,ot friendfof the de.
csased from Asdswe, Tower asnd
other, places were In stt1ni3sace.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14

ment 10 Of particular interest BE-:
cause of the fact that Virgists has
made application for free ,poatals
delivery. and 1t 10 understood that
sidewalke are q necessity in the
district totbe served. For thie.aue
reason the question of numbetiuR
new houses in the city vas brought
up at q previous sneeting aaad die:
posed Of Tuesday evening tby- 2
resolution instructiug the city clerk
tn order the necessary numbess.
81. sBuschell. representing the
property sowners along Popasrand
Cedar otseets, again appeared be-
fore the body and demanded thst
the sanitary condition of the salley
between sthese streets be cared for
by the Installation of . sewer sys.
tenn, andGiving notice that inseveat
of the failure of the councilsto tske
proper action notice of extstipg
conditions would be dled With Ethe
state bosrd of health. A proposi.
ton TO replace the present open
ditch tfn this alley with q blsteral
sewer shss heretofore been vetoed
by. Mayor Eaton. and residents of
the section are decidedly hot over
the matter.
City Attorney ". II. Shea. IT,, Ee.
ported to the council the appoint.
.ment of his partner, George F.
Shea, % assistant city sttoruey. the
appointment being ratified.
Mayor Baton reported 70 the
council that he had been in Duluth
Tuesday, amicably arranging. for
the formal transfer of the cttytpark
property to the Virginia Lnsnber
Co. for mill and yard purposes.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
DEDICATION AND BANQUET.
New N. E. Church WIN 0e foeauG))y
Opoaed with Appcopeiate Services,

WeW We L VOSUJCW WIN 10 ~ SWo0Svv
Opeaed with Appropriate Services.
The handsome new Methodist
Episcopal Church will be formally
dedicated on Sunday, June q, by
DR.. Robert Forbes of Philadelphia,
and DR., E. c. Clemans, of Duluth.
e Qnzsatufdsy evening, the 22nd
the Laliss' t 81 ilI duct j bas.
quet ia the dining room Of The new
ediface, and the ladiea= ateshopf
to make this the most successful of
their efforts to please. Plates 800,
tickets for which are now, on sale
at Tredway's and sodergren'si iDEug
Stores. For this occasion Orchestra
music will be in attendance and ad.
dresses will be made by prominent
speakers. The ladies arrange the
following delicious
MENU -
Fruit Salad Wafere
Celery Radishes Olives
Turkey ham
Frappe
New Potatoes-a la Creme
Hot Rolls (a) Ceurre Jelly
Ice Cream
Angels Food Devil's Food
Coffee (au lait) Cafe Noir
Sailed Almonds
DR.. Forbes will act az st-mast ster,
and responses will be made TO the
following toasts::
"Notable Epochs in the History
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
of Virginia." Mr.. n. IS. Tanning.
~Our New Church iEdifice," Mr.,
]. L. KimbaN. 49,:
"The Relation Of the Church 70
Society,"" Mr.. o. III. Griggs. .. ;.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Roosevelt Auditorium Thronged at Both the Baccaaureate
and Commencement Exercises.

money had become the sole object
of existence.
Ruth NJ. Trimble followed with
monologue, "A Christmas STAR" de.
livered in her we'll known and
pleasing manner,
A chorus "Come with the Gypsy
Bride" by the Girls Glee Club, was
followed by recitations "In the
Garrett" by Bessie Hendy, aud
"Mary. Queen Of Scots" by Anna A.
Larson, both Of which received de-
served recognition from the audi
ence.
"Pioneer Modes of Travel" was
the subject of an oration by Mabel
S. Eaton, detailing the advances
made in this line since the begin.
ming and reconnting many of the
hardships encountered by the
traveller in our own country prior
to the banding of the continent
with steel.
James G. Bailie selected timely
subject for his discussion, "Who
Shall Control the Pacific" and his
oration showed not only marked
ability as speaker but also gave
evidence of careful research. The
speaker contended that the struggle
for supremacy between the United
States and Japan had already com.
menced. and that while financially
much the stronger this country had
wantonly permitted her weaker
competitor to gain untold advant-
ages in the practical control of the
commerce of the Pacific. He also
contended that the endeavor of this
country to wrest from the grasp of
her adversary this advantage would
doubtless result in a struggle which
would paraiyze both countries for
many years.
"A Florentine Juliet" was recited
by Myrtle r. King in most CON-
mendable manner, following which
Supt. Bliss introduced the Hon. ].
Adam Bede, whose remarks are al
ways appropriate and always en-
joyed. Mr.. Bede spoke words of
counsel to- the graduates and words
of praise for The evident interest of
Virginianss insducationat matters.
The presep%ation of diplomas by
Supt. Bliss to the graduates, and of
certificates to class of thirty who
pass from the eighth grade to the
high school with the close of the
school year, was followed by a
presentation of handsomely en-.
graved gold medals to James G.
Bailie and Harry G. Neff, winners
in debate in the contests the past
year in which the Roosevelt School
won the honors of Northern Mime
sofa, including the St. Paul High.
To the cid ass of 1907 is extended
the best wishes of many friends,
who trust their future lives may be
crowned with as signal a success
as has marked the closing of their
school work.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
FIRST Excs1csioa Of Season.

The first excursion Of the season
over the Dalutn, Rainy Lake and
Winnipeg to the famous fishing and
boating grounde along the new line
will be conducted on Sunday next,
when three trains will be run from
Virginia to Sand Lake.
All ations for the crowd
have been provided, thirty boats
being on the beautiful body of
water. Trains leave Virginia at
7:O and 9A5 q. m. and lis p. m.
and returning leave Sand Lake at
11:ao q, n., 500 p. m. and $50 p. m.
Round trip fares have been placed
at so cents, and . crowd is assured
if the Weathef Ia, favorable.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
AT 81 Rai1l,s Ch.,crh.

Next Sunday the third Sunday
after Trinity, there will be divine
service at 81 Paul's at 1880 a. m.
Morning prayer will be said and the
rector will preach. It is James
town Day, the anniveraary ;;of the
first religious service on American
coil, by KnRlish speaking settlers.
q cordial inyitat ion il given 70 all
to attend.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14

Commencement week at the Roose-
welt High School was fittingly in
augurated on Sunday evening last
at the Baccalaureate services, when
Senator Moses +. Clapp, of St. Paul,
addressed the graduating class and
school patrons.
"Citizenship" was the theme of
his address, which was delivered in
the masterful manner go pleasing
to his audience, his remarks being
replete with words of advice and
admonition to the youths of our
country to whom we must look for
it's American citizenship of the fu.
ture. Improved conditions during
the past few years were cited, show
ing the advancement of truth and
honor in national affairs. An
awakened public conscience rules,
he declared, and enforces an OBJ
servance of right. The social ad-
vancement of the American people
was also attributed to the increas-
ing recognition of women's rights
and the stricter protection of the
sanctity of the home.
The Senator also impaired to the
gradua tes sound advice, exhorting
them to religiously observe truth
and honor in their endeavor for
success throughout life.
In keeping with the address aud
words of advice from the Senator
were the other numbers on the pro-
gram, invocation being given by
Rev H. +. Neff, scripture readings
by Rev. "A. Carswell, and benedic-
ton being said by Rev. ]. I. Fadum
Wilson's Orchestra furnished in
strumental music, while the ladies'
double quartette rendered several
appreciated vocal selections.
At the Commencement Exercises
last evening class of seven, COM
prising Harry G. Neff, Bessie Hen
dy, Mabel S. Eaton, Ruth NJ. Trimble,
Anna A. Larson, Myrtle r. King
and James G. Bailie were graduated
from the High School course, and
in their numbers of a most enjoy.
able program acquitted themselves
with honor and with credit to their
instructors.
The spacious auditorium and
stage was appropriately decorated
in the class colors of apple green
and violet, while the class flower,
the lilac, lent fragrance and beauty
to the scene. The class motto, "The
End Crowneth the Work." occupied
space above the stage, standing
forth in letters of lilac from back
ground of green.
The opening number of the pro-
gram was by the Meehan Orchestra,
followed by an address on 1.-THE
Very Rich" by Harry G. Neff, who in
a pleasing manner set forth the
contentment of the lot of common
man as compared with the pur-
chased pleasures OF those to whom
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
RELIGION OR C0lDFfET?
Oae or the Other or Sometime Else
Causes Mayor to Close Salooas.

O"e or the Other or Something Else
Causes Mayor to Close Saloo~s.
Between the Elurs of 10 and IL
o'clock on Tuesday night officers
visited each of the various saloons
and places where liquors are cold
under license in II he city and gave
notice that thereafter the state law
the law which Mayor Eaton in his
oath of Office as published else.
where in the Enterprise swore to
uphold-would be invoked relative
to the hours prescribed by law
when such places might be legally
open.
The order, coming as it did with.
out warning after the saloons had
been given free rein aud had run
open at all hours of the day and
night every hour of the week in.
cluding Sunday ever since Mayor
Eaton's Inauguration, naturally
caused surprise and CONSERVATION
on the part of some while to others
it caused wonderment as to whether
the mayor had struck new relie.
ious streak or whether it was simply
a case of cold feet, caused by a con.
slant perusal of. his oath Of Office
and u digestion. Of fts futi* *mean nin6
or bya recent decision Of the su:
preme court ia the case Of q ST,
Cloud mayor, which showed un.
mistakable evidence that there ex.
ist powers in the state of Minnesota
even higher than mayors.
But whatever may have been the
Ecausation of the edict closing the
saloons, the fear of God or the fear
OF the law has not yet caused him
to issue an order closing the opera.
ton of slot machines, of which an
even hundred were shown to exist
by the last report of the municipal
Judge, nor has it caused him to or.
der the houses of ill-fame to close,
two of which still do business with.
in plain view of the residence por
tion of the city.
Whatever the cause may have
been is of little importance, how.
ever, as compared with the fact that
the mayor has seemingly conclud.
ed that there is such thing az Law
in the state of Minnesota, and while
thus far it has not extended to the
gambling machines or houses oi
ill-fame it ia considered probable
that these institutions may receive
official attention before the date oi
the next municipal election.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
Presbyterioa Church.

Children's Day'this Sunday. The
1000 O'Clock service will be directed
to this work. In the evening at 500
o'clock there will be program by
the Sunday School and the Choir.
Sunday School at noon; C.E. at
7:15. Welcome to all. o.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14

LosT.-A light gray horse. halter
on, weight 1850 pounds. %strayed;
from Mckinley, Mouday,s May l9.
Finder notify 'Oscer Braa, Box B,
Mckinley, and receive suitable re-.
ward. :. =. 3w.....
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
Oath Of Office.
State of Minnesota. e..
County of st. Louis, ee'

State of Minnesota, ..
County of st. Louis, CO.
I, William H. Eaton, of the
city of Virginia, St.\ Louis
county, Minnesota, being duly
elected to the office of mayor
of said city for a term of two
years commencing on the
second day of January, A. d.
1905, do solemnly swear that I
will support the Constitution
of the United States of Ameri.
ca, the constitution of the state
of Minnesota, and faithfully
discharge the duties of said
office as prescribed by law to ,
the best of my judgment and =
ability. So help me God.n
WILLIAM III. EATON.
Subscribed and sworn to be.
fore me this 2lst day of Decem-
Der. 1905, at the city of Vir.
ginia, st. Louis County, Min. I
nesOta.
W. H. SHEA, Jr.
Notary Public, Minnesota.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-14
Clerk Waited:

The Mcdonald Co. Eveleth, want
an experienced dry goods clerk at
once. Man or vo,nan. # 5s ..:
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-28
A STARTLING CONFESSION.

Spain is now. rich beyond compu,
tatlon Relieved of the wasting and
demoralizing burden of Cuba anu the
Philipp.nes-which burden we are
now bearing in great pain and at
greater cost, for our sins-she spurns
the old time trammels and puts lorrh
her untried strength In other words,
If We may be permitted the pictur-
esque, well-meaning argot of Broad,
way, Spain is ''ol the boom. Spain
has at last perceived the truth that
it is possible to be proud without De
ing penniless, and recognized the
further and still more important fact
that concentrated opulence and
strength at home is more desirable
THAI over-diluted and widely-dnlused
pageantry abroad.-New York Sun.