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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

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NH tuna, unb ~iiberbaupt Den
O" &utbolifen Der 0eretntgterl
Staaten reht einbrin9lid
ans Sers legen mofte. bas iino fol@
genbe brei nidtige Ynntte:
1. &prpSgeil It.
2. @ieDer &orpsgei1t.
3. g o d. einmaI &prps9elr.
3unddit - mos lit aorpsgeilt?-
IS lit bas er6ebenbe unb ltol5e Se<
pubtieiu unb @efiibl cite 3 ns
a m m ersebDrisfeit, pelbes
in Der Seniie sipfelt:
.giner fir MIe,
ollie fir ginen." :
++++
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liide Yreiie 0eutidlanb's. NIT Der
.aolniIden golfs5eitung" on Der
Spibe, forbert gum Seeinn Der 1eiies
cation ibre 2eier auf. bod iiberau,
mo tie auf ibren Geiien binfommen.
in Sommerfriiten, Sotels, Wirtbs
Idaften, Sabnbois : Su9banblungen
ETC., ETC., fatboIii6e 9ldtter
an perlangen, unb bort 100 tte ntdt
o~uflieaen, entI6ieben nuf 6 inf ii II
runa ioI6er 5u beitebe n.
8enn 0ieies allgemein beuftet iptr0.
penn mir &at6olifen 5eisen. oaB mir
nod ben nbtbisen 2 dmetb be-
iiben, ipenn es gift. Der fdtholllfer1
Yreiie in slcidjem WaBe gu Inieben
unb Seriidiihtigune in Der Seffent@
lidteit 81 perbelfen. tpie es bon Selter
Der Gn9ebDrigen Der anperer
Sorteten gesenii6er ibrer
9reiIe in na6briidlider Weiie ges
| ihieht, 10 lit ba5 &orpsgetlt II.
| 2ernen mir in Dieier Se5iebung bod
bon nniern @egnern, gan5 beionoers
bon ben Suben. 9ie MAIDEN es TO-
gBo brei Snben perfebren. oa tpirr
aud elm jiioii9es @latt gebdlten. oenr
lie b It e + onraut. Bo mar
ibrem 8uni6e ni1t na6fomnt, ipirf
nidt me6r bingeganaen. Sn Den
Hereinafter. Staaten lit in oieler Ins
aelegenbeit au6 nod Wandes 81
lDlIl1u)eIl. Su eltitSiS HttD "'spt
oaB BEL meinen friiberen 8eilen oort'
iel61t in Sotels unb anoeren Werfebrs'
lofulen fatbolii6e 3ettun'
e II auflagen Unit ebr pcniger
Nusna6men) pobl iparen aber anoert
Sldtter, mie rSreie Yreiien". ia TO-
aar Der idmut striefenbe ~Sreioenfer"
aus Rilipaufee, @iS.. bort gu finoen
@oran lie9t bas?
ga miiiien mir Die 9robte S6uli
uns ielbit 8uidreiben. oa feblt es al
&orps9eiitl = Sn einem Sofa
ODER Sauie, no aud aatbolifen ber'
febren, Do miiilen mir auf 5altunt
elmer tdtbolii1en 3eitung belteben
0ir Iollen ntGt MIR ms iGeu mi
perItoblen band6 umie6en, Ionoeri
mir IoQen tie frei, offen unb Ian
berlnnaen. llnb po man fir II n
iere Yre e teinen Ylab bat. gut
ba lit Die 2lft nidt rein. Do iinh mi
MIR aeoulDet, ba ma6t man 10 ibnel
mie mDglid febrtl Sic SoteIiers
g8irtbe, S~tationarp's etc., merfel
balo fpie Der Safe lduft unb tperoel
iid barnad ridten. 81 iel6it bal
bur6 9ein l6neibiges Glftreten De
auten Sdde einen ipeientli6en 9ieni
eeleiitet unb biit in Der &3hans pirt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
lleber has Gbefbsihmmss.
Nebel.

Cine re6t unerfrenlife Seftiire
bilbet cine fiirSli1 bonn @aibingtoner
Genius Bureau pe~rDffentlihte 6 b e.
6et0ungs Statitif. Ius
Derlelben erfdbrt man, odb in ben
3lpanSig Sa6ren bon 1867 biz 1887
in ben Ser. Staaten $4,000
Chen geidieben nurben. in ben barr
auf folsenben 5fpan5is Sabren aber
nidt ipeni9er benn 100000 Sdeis
bungseeiu6e ein9erei9t nno etipa
eine @iIlion bapon beipiuigt murs
ben. Iuh Elm 9epaltiaer SORT
ihritt", Ieiber aber in elmer Iebr
d | | nj III e n, perl dngniBz
b olIen GihtungI Bottom unO Ybis
lnbelpbia, alio 5ipei Wittelpunften Der
Y9anfee> Gultur". gebiibrt Der traus
rige .Nubm". obenan 81 iteben IN
bieIer Gtatiitif. 2eiocr lit oieier
s | II Of Der moperuen @eieuihaft. Der
fort5ensenb 8oies mub gcbGren".
niht auf Die Yanfees bei6rdnft ses
blieben. ionbern bat fat bier5us
lnnbe tertretenen Nationalitdten, los
peit iie ni1t ferntatboIiid Of.
angeitedtl
SaB maj nit benz gbei6eibungss
llebel audi pon niht tat6oliider Seite
ernltlih aufrdumen mill. Oas be5elz
gen unS Die Iortpmmniile iiinaitei
Belt. Sn Der proteitantiiden gpiss
fopals Contention, pelde 81 Srenton.
Nem Serleb. am IA. 0eai itattfano,
muroe cine Heiolutipn %angenommen.
pel6e ba lantet: .0eihloiien lei. %
iniofern es i6per gu unteribeiben
pel6e Yartei in Gbel6eibungsfdllen
Die unidulDige lit, 10 ipri6t bieie
Contention Die Mniiht aus, baB lire
Siener am 8orte ben firfliGen Ses
gen peripeigern iolen bel @bebiinbs
niiien, in ipelfen irgeno cine Der Yars
teien aus irgenbpelhen @riinben cir
! friiberes 9iinbnib burh gbeiheibunq
! augieloit bat. Gin peiterer i6lagens
Der 8eneis bieies llmi6punges Der Of
fentli6en Waeinung iiber bieien mos
bernen &rebsidaoen an Dem geIeas
ihnftliben 2eben, Der Yielipeiberei
oh MN iinuIltdn ODER mad chamber
lit IN Der algemetnen Veurtbeilnnf
Der itanbaloien Seiratb 3piIden ben
Yittsburger Stablmaenaten Goret
unb Der S6nuipielerin Gilman an &C.
ben. Senem Gongreantiondliiten.
.Heperenb". Der fir ihnoben Iam:
mon ieiu Gbrgefiibl unb feline 8iirbt
perfaufte, nurbe bon leinen Imts.
briibern ni6t ihleht Der &opf eetpa.
iden. Ser @etreffenbe bat ieiner
Sebler einsefeben. ben erbaltenen Su:
baslobu bon niht gang $1,000 5uriid.
gegeben unb Dffentli6 Ibbitte gelei'
itet. 9ieies iino eebarniidte Yroteit'
gegen Die MISUNDERSTANDING ge.
ihiebener Y~erionen. ober Der ~iuccel'
iipen Gielpeiberei". Der Stanbpmnf
Der fatbpliihen Stride lit allsemeir
befannt unb lit es e~rfrcnlid), ban mad
nmb mad aud bic iibrisem 9enpmina'
tipnen upn Der Mihtigfeit Der fatbu'
lifden 9ebre ii6 ii%bcr5ensen faiien
Suffentlidj fplsen bic anberen Seno'
minatiDnen, benz Seiipiel Der Gpngre'
satiDnahiten nnb GpiSfppalen. Si
0eieaihaft ais iuldje fann MIR bapoi
Qemtuueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
@eibefprmel an bas beiligIte
8er5 Sein.

: GiiBeiter Seiu, grlpier Ses
. Ieni6en9eidle6tes, blide auf
!: uns, Die mir in 9emutb an
: Seinem Mtare tnieen. Sein
|; Iinb mir, Sein ipouen mir
2 fem; bamit mir a6er feiter
. nit Sir perbunben fem fDnr
!: men, Iiebe, barum fpeibt it'd
!: elm Sober bon uns bellte freis
: piaig Seinem beilieIten Serz
|; 5en.-Si6 baben 5tpar Siele
. mod niemals erfannt: Sid
. baben @iele unter 8eru6tung
. Seiner @ebote bon iid gcs
!: itpben. grbarme Sid 9eioer.
: giitieiter Seiu, unb 5iebe lie
= NQe an Sein beiliges Ser5.
. Gel 9onig, 0 Serr, niHt MIR
. Der @ldubieen, Die niemals
. bon Sir iid entfernt baben.
!. Ionbern aud Der perlorenen
= SDbne. Die Sid berlaHen
2 baben: made, bab bieie Dem
. @~aterbaus balbiglt 5ueilen.
: bamit Tie nift an Glenb uno
. Sunger 5u @runbe geben.
: aOnis iei Serienisen, tpel6e
: Srrlebren setdui6t baben
J; pber Die 3pietra9t trennte.
!; rufe tie 5uriid gum 9afen Der
: 8abrbeit uno our Ginbeit
. bes @~lnubens, bnB balo lei
. Gin S6afitan unb Gin Sirt.
= a0ui9 iei enolih aller Sener.
. Die I'M alien 8abne bes 9ei>
!: bentbums leben, unb pers
!: pei9ere niht. baB lie Der
. Siniternib entriiien uno 81
. Seinem eipigen 2i6te uno
= 9eiuem &ei6e gefiibrt tpers
|: Den. 8erleibe, o Serr, Sei>
. ner Stride cine ii6ere unb
~unberlebte Sreibeit; perleibe
!: alien @Dlfern Gube uno
. Srbnung; made, baB bon
!: ieber grbbdlfte elm Glif err
!: tont: Sob lei benz gDttli6en
@er8en. bur6 bas uns Sell
!: 9efporoen. linn lei Tubm nnb
. gbre in Gpi9feit. linen.
&c e &c e e e e e o. a. e e e e q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
p~erfamslidJe perrr.

Sm Come gu Samburg lit cine
dnigmatii6e Sdriit tpicer Die 8offart
auf einem @rablteine:
o Cur Mors Deus Negat Vitam
Be Bis TIE Nos Bis Nam
0enfe BEL jeber oberen Sil6e ba5
9ort upper" ba5u uno 10 lieieit Du:
o Cur Mors Deus
superbe superbis super tie super nos
Negat Vitam
superbis supernam al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
3eibem Der Belt.

o.: Plus u~uierer S6eater @ors
itelun9 pirb alio uidts, Serr 0is
reftor?"
g.: .2eiber ni6t. - Seine ~unierer
iunsen 9amen fiblt iid I'M Stanbe.
Die Sitelroue 81 iibernebmen."
a.: .GS iinb ipobl i6ipere ieeliI6e
Gonflifte bar5uItellen?"
S.: ngtein - aber einen @ierfu6er
mub Die 9elbin auf Der Siibne
baden"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
1rmMfebler.

gs ma l6ou Iitterna6t poriiber;
Die Srauen warteten lebniiiGtig auf
ihre Wdnner. 9ieie aber fonnten iif
bon ibren ST. e"blofalen nicbt trens
nen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Iamntassmablsm IN 8aierv,

ODDITIES Sntereiie bdben IN ipeites
item areiIen bieie baierii6en 2anb>
tasspablen. bic gum eriten Wale auf
@runb Der .9teform uno peiteren
Semofratiiirwpg bes Stimmrcdtes".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
@ie bic WInmen. ie mehr ihnel

= 8ie Die 8lumen. ie mebr linen
Die Come bon ibrer 0drme mittbeilt.
Der Come beito mebr bon ibrem liebz
li6en @erude 5~uienben, 10 ioQ audi
Der @eni6, ie mebr 8obltbaten er
BON Simntel e%mpfdnst, oeito mebr
0anfgebete gum Simmel enrpors
i1iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
1iakermit.

Gin Slater irast: .Sabreu mer
gm. Dnaoen?" - Gin Serr ants
portet: .@as ~perlansit gu biz ms
Sbieripital?" - Slater: .8leiben
@p. @naben braub ooer fabrens ipie'
Der 5uriid?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Gime feime 1irmta.

Gompasnon (pfiffis): ga lit n
Heiienber. Serr Weierl 8ollen
mir n r~einfaaen laiien ooer 'rauSz
id~5meiBenl?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

8er nit Dem 2eibamt ourd6 lit,
periu6t'S nit Dem Stanoesamt.
Sic grbe lit ein @arteiaal fir
Die 8eiie in bic gpiefeit; forge, Dap
bu in ben re6teu Sug einiteigit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
aatoolti@er Observation-Disclosures.
Son Der wubren @ere9tisfeit.
Mattb. 5, 20-24.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
M'KINLEY MEMORIAL

4 meeting was held yesterday aft
crnoon by the Mckinley Memorial
Committee at the Office of G. Nj.
Cooke. to receive the reports of the
committee appointed to collect data
regarding n bronze statue of the late
President Mckinley. There was
some discussion lately regarding the
building of an amphitheater in the
rear of the Normal School as u fit
ting memorial to the martyred Pres
ident. Both of these subjects, the
bronze statue and the amphitheatre,
will receive exhaustive consideration
from the committee. and the COM
mittee will welcome any. expressions
# preference in choice from the pub
lie.
Those present were Judge S. Il.
Dole, c. NJ. Cooke, +. 4. Schaefer, 7.
Give Davies. W. u. Westeryelt and
i. G. Ruthwell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
ELKS' BIG SHOW

THE EiNs have the strongest cast
for the comedy drama 'Finnigan. the
Millionaire that | have ever had the
pleasure of working with said Mr.
HOoley. vino Is ia charge of this fine
attraction. | had no idea that would
tnd so many really clever people in
The dramatic line in Honolulu.
After two weeks rehearsing we are
ready to produce the play. something
quite out Of the usual with local peu-
pie"
In "FinniLan, the Millionaire" there
Is real fun enough for three plays. and
1t is sure to be the greatest laugh pro-
yUker presented by the local people up
10 date. Mrs Finnigan, the wife of
"Finnigan, the Millionaire" will show
The community a few things about real
society life among the four hundred.
Mrs. Finnlgan has party dress that
will make the ladies' of Honolulu sit NJ
and take notice. II Is impossible Ia
say where It was made. but ii has the
Paris styles beat to Il fragile.
See "Finnigan, the Millionaire" and
die happy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
ITO Be Continued)
HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN

As general wind-up to most en-
joyable and successful cricket season
the Honolulu Cricket Club will give Il
smoker concert on the evening of Mo-
yember at Wavcriey Hall. Among
those who will entertain with the diff
rerent specialties for which they are
noted are Jimmy Wilder, Livingston,
elf Kimball Harry Macfarlane, Geo.
Davies, J. FcnwiCk. ID. W. Anderson
and numerous others. There will be
u good time "all round" ard most
enjoyable evening guaranteed to ev-
cryonc who attends.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
DIED AT l04

The "A Liberdude" of October -
records the death of JoaO MOni2 at
the Union Mill plant, Kohala, ila-
wall, on October 1, at the extreme
old age of lOi years. lie was better
known as "Joao Grande" from his
massive size.
Moniz was born at Aqua de Altoil-
ha de San Miguel on June "a, 1903.
with his wife and Il party of immi-
grants he came To Hawaii on the
steamship Huusa, landing September
9, 1882.
lie Is the father of eleven children
who, with the wife, survive him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
JARRETT GETS GOOD JOB

Paul Jarrett, well known in these
parts in connection with the manage
ment of sugar Plantations, has fallen
into what might be termed soft snap,
he is now assistant Overseer on the
Spreckels ranches at Salinas, Monte
rey county. There are five or six OF
these ranches mder his supervision,
and they being forty or fifty miles
apart he has to travel between them
by train.
Mr.. Jarrett left Hawaii some time
ago and in the mean time has tray
clled over considerable ground, visit
ing the Klondyke and back to Gold"
field It Is expected that his family
will Join him in the Spring.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

I can't d, anything more. The end has
conc. and ). has brought The hatred and
blyUdshCd that | have been trying to pre-
vent. 1 played the game according TO
your rules. bat they forced me back to
FIRST principles I'm spite Of myself and now
| don't know what the finish will be- To-
llorrow viii tell. Take care OF your un.
Gle. and II you should wish to communi-
cate with me. 60 to Cherry Mtalutte. She
Is friend to both Of Us. Always your
servant, ROY GLENlsTER
As he sealed this lac paused. while he
felt the hair on his necl rise and bris
tie and chill race up his spine. Ills
heart luttcirl, then pounded onward
TN the blood thumpcd audibly ut his
car drums and he found himself sway.
ing in rhythm 10 IT, beat. The muscles
Of his back crlGg'I and rIppled ut the
proximity of some lowering peril. aud
yet an Irresistible feeling forbade him
to turn. 4 sound came from close he.
hind his chair the G@.p. drip, drip Of
water. II was not from the caves. nor
yet from II faulty single His back
was 10 the kitchen door. through which
he had come. and, although there were
no mirrors before him. he felt Il mon.
acing presence as surely a. though It
had touched him. His ears were tuned
to the finest pin pricks of sound. so
that he heard the faint signing
"sQu!sh" Of a aolden shoe upon which
Il weight had shifted Suu something
chained him to his scat. II was az
though his soul lgid u restraining hand
upon bis body. wu.t.n" T.; the Instant
I'M n n..x:..IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
Only One "BRoMo QUlNINg"

That is LAXATIVE BROMO Qu-
nine. Used the world over to Cure
Colds in One Day. Z. W, Groves
signature on box.--Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis, U, S.
OF a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
REWARD $500.

For return of brown GermaI Dach
shund Gcmale; had pups 10 days agoD
Above reward will be paid by
II. NJ. ISENBERG,
3S27.1w 1886 Nuuanu Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
FOUND.
For Lease

i, that parcel OF land situate on the
makai side of Hotel Street. adjoin-
ing the Eva side of The Hub Cloth
ing Store. for II term of years. Les
see to erect stone. brick or con-
crete building. 2. lower floor OF
building known as Masonic
Block" corner Queen and Fort
Streets. 3. store formerly occupied
by Hawaiian Hardware Co. on Fort
Street. between Queen aud Mer-
chant. 4, offices on the End floor
Of tho Campbell Block, corner Mer-
chant and Fort. Apply at Office OF
Estate Of James Campbell. 81 Mcr-
chant Street. 3Sl3-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
PIANO TUNING.

Blank books Of al sorty. le1gers,
etc manufactured by the Bulletin pub.
lishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
WANTS
The Little Ads. with the Big Results
WANTED.

Energetic and experienced salesman
to represent Wholesale Furnishing
Goods House for Hawaiian Islands.
Address communications to Neus-
tadter Bros, III Hayes St, San
Francisco. Calf. 3S2O-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
20 LET.

A pleasant home on Tantalus, well
located: temperature ten degrees
less than that Of the city Inquire
a. V. Gear. 3S22-u
First-Class rooms en- suite and single
at moderate prices by the day.
week or month, at the Hotel Del
monicO. 1870 Bcretania near Fort.
j. II. O'Neill, proprietor. 3SlS-3m
2 furnished front rooms at 1928 EN-.
mi St. rent reasonable. 3iOl-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
Business Notices.
NOTICE.

The collector for the lIealani Boat
Club can be seen (FINANCIALLU,
at Bulletin Office, every day (Sunday
cxccpteD between IL and /.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MUSIC

Mrs. Hodgson, Teacher of Piano
and Singing. Rapid progress with
thorough training. Studio, 27G Der-
etania St, near Alakea st. See
sign. 3St3-tm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

house wanted; PunahOu
and Waikiki, $50 up. Apply Wa.
terhUuse Trust Co. 3S2J-tI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-25

BOokkecper for plantation store. Al
dress Il. P.." this Office. 3S2I.ti
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22

it with eggs, except few cases, and
we had 1875 left, besides our feed,
seed and working supplies for this
spring. We have set out some new
orchard and in establishing the
Northern Idaho asylum we sent a
bout $1,000 worth of materials to
them, which are charged to that in
stitution on our books, and we had
to replace some materials here when
needed
Now as to the other sources of in
come which I said I would speak of,
there are some patients here who
have means to pay for having them
cared for, and in some cases their
friends or relatives are so situated
that they can and do pay for their
keeping if the matter is properly
looked after. We have been inves
tigating, and have recovered much
that was due the asylum. l will
mention one case as an example.
"a patient named Jas. Briley, he
was a soldier, and, unknown to us,
the Pension Bureau has been sending
him s36 every three months all
these years he has been in the Asyl-
UNI, but the money has been going to
his guardian, Mr.. Burt w. Pearce,
of Boise. 1t seems the vouchers
were sent here for signature, and
two years ago when one came to DR..
Hoover, he wrote to Mr.. Pearce for
an explanation and received an in
solent reply. Our investigation fol-
lowed, and we learned that Pearce
had married a step-daughter of
James Briley, and is now his guard
ian, and has been appropriating this
pension. We brot suit against Pearce
for s11S4, and obtained judgment.
He has appealed it to the District
Court of Ada County, where we ex-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-22

pect to have the judgment of the
lower court sustained. In that case
Pearce or his bondsmen will pay this
money over to the state.
I'VE also have some interest
coming in, on our permanent fund.
That is, interest on endowments
made by the State or the United
States. Money from asylum lands
that have been sold, goes into the
permanent fund, and we can use the
interest arising from it when it is
invested, but we cannot use the
principal at any time.
"In the management of the patti
ents, they are treated like children
whose minds have to be guided. No
harsh treatment is tolerated at any
time, and if an attendent abuses any
one, that person receives his or her
discharge without fail as soon as it
is discovered. Somebody is detail
ed to fill that place at once, and even
Mrs. Hoover has gone on the wards
to fill the shifts that were unfortu-
nately left vacant before some COM
petent person could be employed"
During the visit and afterwards
there were many expressions of sur
prise regarding the Institution. and
approval of the way things are done.
At twelve O'Clock the guests were
shown into the dining room for lun-
cheon. where they were served by |
Doctor and Mrs. Hoover and their
children, Stewart, Phyllis, Clayton.
The doctor takes great pride in his
farm, and a most delicious luncheon |
was served, nearly all of which was
farm products. Everybody remarked
about the tender celery and the nice
apples, for which the institution has
gained a well deserved reputation
LEGALLY After luncheon, the ladies
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spent some time in the parlor, being
delightfully."- entertained with music
10 Adams of The Rexburg Standard
doing his part as usual.
The gentlemen held no business
meeting this time, tho they had a
short sitting for what they called a
heart to heart talk"
At 2:4O they were loaded into car
riages and taken to The Armory,
where a large audience was in wait
ing. Two rows of seats across the
big hall had been reserved for The
Press People, and when they were
seated, the program arranged for the
occasion was carried out.
DR.. Harrington, superintendent of
the City Schools, had arranged
chorus of fifty pupils from the
schools, and under the direction of
Karl Riedelsberger, the noted violin
ist, they responded with sacred and
patriotic songs. C. c. Dietrich, one.
of the best stenographers in Eastern
Idaho, was on the stage to report the
speeches, and they are given below.
Editor Trego of The Idaho Republi-
can presided, and opened the meet
ing with the following address:
I'VE are all glad to meet, you here
this afternoon. The weather is not
very bright, but the people ! had the
pleasure of escorting in just few
ago are all very bright peo
pie. We know. of course, that our
local people are the best looking, but
when it comes to brainy fellows
those we just brought here in car
riages are the brainiest of all.
I'VE are very glad that you think
enough of us to come out and meet
with us this afternoon. 1t has been !
a long time since The Press Club |
was in Blackfoot, and these occas- |