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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

an shud demand raise " a millyon
dollars year. reduction " wIrrukin'
time firm two 10 wan hour ivry week,
tn closed shop, two apprentices fr
each bank an no wan allowed to
make money onless he cud show a
union card? Whin tn sthrike comfy
waited on us we'd hoist our feet on tn
kitchen table. light a see-gar, polish
our bone collar button with tn sleeve
:" our red flannel shirt an till thin
20 go to Bannagher. We'd say:
'Ye'er demands are unreasonable an
we will not submit. FIR years we have
run tn shop almost at loss. There
are plenty iv men to take ye'er places
They may not be as efficient at first
nut they'll soon larn. Ye'er demands
ARE rayfused an ye can bang tn dure
afther ye.' A fine chanel a millyon-
Gire wud have thryin' to persuade We
ne peaceful means firm takin' his Job.
Think Nv him on tn dead line thryin'
TO coax we not to go in but to stand by
rim as he would sit on we II you were
NTH same position. Wud ye or wud
ye not lave ye'er coat in his hands as
We plunged in tn bank? They'd have
10 resort to Whence. TIL stock ex-
change wud go out in sympathy. Tn
nlilishy wud be called out an afther
awhile tn financeers wud come back
with their hats In their hands an find
their old places took be other men.
NO, sir, sthrike Nv financeers
"uddent worry annywan. lis q
,sthrange thing whin we come to think
" 1t that tn less money a man gets
tr his wurruk, tn more NECESSARY IL is
to tn wurruld that he shud go on
wurrukin'. Ye'er boss can go to Paris
On combination wedding an divorce
"Trip an no wan bothers his head
about him. But If We shud go 10
Paris-eXcuse me f'r laughin' mesili
black in tn face-th' INDUSTRIES ~
the country pines away. An tn
higher up man regards his wurruk
m less 1t amounts to. We cud man.
age to scrape along without electrical
lnJineers but we'd have a divvle iv q
time without scavengers. Ye look
down on tn fellow that dhrives TIL
dump cart, but If It wasn't fr him ye'd
hiver'be able to pursoo yeer honorable
mechanical prohssyon " pushin' tn
barrow Whin Andrhew CarnagiC
quit we wint ON wurrukin'; If We quit
"urruk, he'll have to come back
Praps that's tn reason tn wurrukin
man don't get more " thin little pic,
lures " buffalo in his pay envelope
" saturdah night If he got more
money he wud do less wurruk. He has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

with fear in her face. we've guessed
it, says he. We weren't exactly or
dhered out. TIL signal f'r sthrike
was TO be series w sharp whistles
FIRM tn walkin' dillygate, but, whin
that didn't come an we were tired iv
waitin tn report ~ tn baseball game
come over tn wires an we mistook
hat f'r signal. Ye must get the
childher ready f'r a day in tn coun-
'hry. We can't tell how soon this tur-
rble struggle again tn greed iv cap
ltal will be declared off an we must
make tn most Nv IL while ii lasts
Says he.
Yes, sir, sthrike is tur-rb!e
thing to thin that stays at wurruk.
But 1t don't afflict tn jolly sthriker
I've niyer seen ye In such spirits as
whin ye abandoned yeer fruitful la
bors. Ye had good time an FIR tn
iirst time in ye'er life ye were i'm
portant enough 20 be talked about. II
ye heaved a'rock at somebody We had
a chanel to see ye'er pitcher in TIL
pa-apers. | know a tillygraft op'rator,
wan iv thin knights w tn key that
has fine job in country deepo. All
he has to do is to be up in time to flag
number eight Mt six o'clock an want
I'll number thirty-two goes through
ut midnight, an keep thrains firm
Dumpin' into each other, an turn
switches, an put up tn simaphore an
clean tn lamps an hand out time
tables an sell tickets. FIR these dissy-
pations he dhraws down all tn way
tr'm fifteen to twinty dollars a week.
An he wants TO sthrlke. An tn pa
lpers say II he does he'll tie up our
impeeryal railroad systems. Think ~
that. ! niver had much iy an opinyon
w him. All he liver done FIR me was
10 misspel me name. He's little
min man that cudden't lift an eighth
w beer with both hands, but he's that
important II he leaps his job wen all
rave TO walk.
1--WE often thought I'd like to have
tn walkin' dillyeate iv tn Liquo,
Dealers Biniyolint Assocylation come
around an ordher me to lay down me
lemon squeezer an bung starter an
walk out. But nawthin' " tn kind
liver happens an If it did happen no
wan wud care a sthraw. TIL whole
wurruld shuddhers at tn" thought that
me frind Ike Simpson may take a day
OFF; but me or Pierpont Morgan might
quit FIR year an no wan wud care
supposin Rockyfellar an Pierpont
Morgan an Jim Hill an Hartman
shud form a union-th' Amalgamated
Foatheration Nv Frinzied Financeers-
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WORK AND ITS DIFFICULTIES DISCUSSED BY Mr. DO0IEY

boss an takes in tn walkin' dillygate
as a SPECIAL partner.
But in winter, what Hogan calls
another flower " our industhreel sys-
TEN blooms. In tn winter it's warmer
In tn foundry thin in tn home.
There is no hearth as ample in amy
mans home as tn hearth tn Steel
Comply does its cookin' by. 1t is
pleasant to see tn citlzan afther tn
rigors Nv a night at home hurryin' to
III mills to toast his numbed limbs
IN tn warm glow " tn Bessemer fur
aace. About this time tn main guy
takes a look at the thermometer an
chases tn SPECIAL partner out Nv tn
office with tn annual report iv tn
Civic Featheration. He thin summons
his hardy ASSOCIATES about him an
says he: Boys, will no longer stand
fr tn tyranny Nv tn unions. Condi-
lions has change since last summer
It's grown much colder. do not care
tr tn money at stake, but there is a
great principle involved I can not
consint to have me business run be
outsiders at cost Nv near thirty thou
sand dollars year, says he. An
there's a lockout.
"'Tis matther Nv tn seasons. So
II you sthrike ven not get me SYM
nathy. | resarve that f'r me inferr-
yors. III keep me sympathy fr tn
poor fellow that has nobody to lure
him away firm his toll an that has to
sweat through August with no chanst
w gettin' a day in tn open onless tn
milishy are ordhered out an thin whin
he goes back to wurruk tn chances
are somebody's got his job while tn
bthrikin wurrukin man returns with
his pockets full Nv cigars an is Rugged
Mt tn dure be the main guy. If | were
rayjooced to wurrukin' f'r me Twin,
u. was a son Nv Marthy I'd be Il
3rlcklayer. They always sthrike dur
in tn buildin' season. They time II
Just right. They niver quit wurru!:
They thry not to meet II. 1t is what
Hogan calls a pecoolyar fact that
nriclSlayers always time their vaca.
tons f'r tn peeryod whin there is
wurruk to be done.
mo, sir, don't ask me to ween over
h downthrodden wurrukin' man whir
mes out on sthrike. Ye take these here
hllygraft op'rators that have laid oil
wurruk FIR tn summer. Do they look
as though they were sufferin'? Ye bel
they don't. TIL tired tillygraft op'ra,
tor come home last week with smily
on his face. I have good news fr ye
mother says he, 'Ye haven't
sthruck? says she, hope sthrugglin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

to be kent in thrainin'.
9TH way to make a man useful to
III wurrud Is to give him little
money an lot Nv wurruS. An it's tn
only way TO make him happy, too.
don't mean coarse, mateeryal happi-
ness like private yachts an autymo-
bills an rich food an other corrodin'
pleasures. ! mean something entirely
different. | don't know what | mean
but see in tn pa-apers tn other day
that tn on'y road to happiness was
hard wurruk. IT'S a good theery
Some day I'm goin' to hire a hall an
preach 1t in Newport. | wudden't min
ton 1t in Ar-rchy Road where wurruk
abounds. don't want to be run In FIR
iacitin' riot. This pa-aper says tn
farmer niver sthrikes. He hasn't got
III time to. He's too happy. A farmer
Is continted With his ten acre lot.
There's nawthin to take his mind of
his wurruk. He sleeps at night with
his nose against tn shingled roof iv
his little frame home an dhreams iv
cinch bugs. While tn stars are still
alight he walks in his sleep to wake
tn COW that left tn call f'r four
o'clock. Thin it's no! fr feedin' tn
pigs an mendin' tn reaper TIL sun
arises as usual In tn east an bein'
a keen student Nv nature, he picks a
cabbage leaf TO put in his hat. Break
fast follows. a gay meal beginnin' at
nine an endin' Mt nine-three. He signs
a little as he champs his last flapjacli
at tn thought that he has grown old
an tn hired man has beat him out be
almost a minyit elapsed time. Thin
it's off FIR tn fields where all day he
sets on bicycle seat an reaps the
bearded grain an tn Hessian fly, with
nawthin' but his own thoughts an Il
couple Nv horses to commune with. An
so he goes an he's happy tn liveong
lay II ye don't get in ear-shot iv him.
In winter he is employed keepin' tn
cattle firm sufferin' his own fate an
writin' testymonyals ~ dyspepsia
Tres. A jolly life. IT'S sthrange
though | niyer heerd farmer whistle
except on Sunday.
mo, sir, ye can't tell me that a
good deal Nv wurruk is good f'r amy
man. A little wurruk Is not bad, a
little wurruk f'r tn stomach's sake an
to make we sleep sound, kind iy a
nightcap, dye mind. But u gr-reat
deal Nv wurruk, especially in tn sum-
Iner time, VIII hurt amy man that
INDUCES in 1t. So, though | don't
oympathize with STRIKERS, | congratu-
late thin. sthrike, says |, while the
iron is hot an ye'er most needed TO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Copyright, 1907. by II. II. Mcclure
& Coz
"Ye haven't sthruck yet, have ye?"
said Mr.. Dooley.
Not yet" said Mr.. Hennessy. But
tn dillygate was up at tn mills today
an We may be called out amy minyit
now"
will We co." asked Mr.. Dooley.
Eye bet | will" said Mr.. Hennessy.
'Ye just bet ! will | stand firm he
inion principles an besides it's hot as
blazes up there these days. wudden t
mind havin' a few weeks off,"
. "Ye'll do right TO quit" said Mr..
nooley. 81 have no sympathy with
Hthrikers, | have no sympathy with
thin amy more thin have with peo-
pie goin' off to picnic. A sthrike Is
a wurrukin mans vacation. II | had
10 be wan " thin horny handed sons
~ toll, tn men that have made our
country what 1t is an creates tn
wealth Nv tn wurruld an sees II 90
on with n sthranger-if had to be
van Nv thin pillars Nv tn constitution,
which thank Gawd | haven't, It's
sthrikin' I'd be all tn time durin' tn
heated term. I'd begin sthrikin' whin
III flowers begin to bloom In tn parks,
AN I'd stay on sthrike TIL twas too
rold to sit out on tn bleachers. We
bet | wud.
1--WE noticed that nearly all sthrikes
occur In tn summer time. Sthrike3
come In tn sumner time an lockouts
In tn winter, In tn summer whin tn
soft, yet might almost say melted
hreezes, blows through shop an fac
thry, fannin' tn cheeks " tn artisan
an settin' fire to his whiskers, whin
III main guy Is off at tn seashore bein'
oinched f'r exceedin' tn speed limit
whin tits comfortable to sleep out at
nights an tn Sox have started bat
ting sthreak, til son iv Marthy, as me
trind Roodyard Kipling calls him, be-
gins to think iv tn rights iv labor. Tn
more he looks out iv tn window, tn
more he thinks about his rights, an
wan warm day he heaves couplin'
pin at tn boss an saunters away.
Sthrikes are a great evil FIR tn wur-
rukin man, but SO are picnics an he
acts tn same at both. There's tn
came not gettin' up till We want to, tn
same meetin' qe'er frinds f'r tn first
lime In their good clothes an tn same
thumpin' strangers over tn head
with a brick. Afther awhile tn main
guy comes home firm tn seaside,
raises wages twinty per cent. fires tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
INVESTIGATING
SUGAR REFINERIES.

]. w. Hutchinson, New FORK attor-
icy who is here taking dispositions to
he used in the suit of the Pennsyl-
Vania Sugar Refining Company
against the sugar trust for 100000
damages from conspiracy to wreck
that company and to have the trust
declared Illegal, took the deposition OF
George NJ. Rolfe of the California-Ha-
waiian Sugar Refining Company yes
terday. This company has been COM
peting with the Spreckels family's
Nania Sugar Refining Company
Western Sugar Refinery, says the
Chronicle of September LIST.
Attorney Hutchinson expects to get
the deposition of the President of the
latter company, John d. Spreckels, to-
morrow or on Saturday. On that oc-
casion he will endeavor to ascertain
what relations the Spreckels concern
has with the II. o. Havemeyer sugar
trust, in view Of the fact that Have
.neyer and one of his dummy directors
hold large minority OF the 10000
shares OF stock OF the SpreclScls COM
3any, If he can prove there is
working agreement of some kind be-
tween Havemeyer and Spreckels, 1t
will, in the opinion OF Attorney Hutch
ison, materially aid in the New York
suit TO have the trust declared unlaw-
rul. II may also bring the operations
IF the Spreckels company to the at
tention of the Federal authorities In
connection with the trust.
Rolfe said his company had during
The past two years refined 100, 500 bar
rels year. His company had started
in business to give the Hawaiian
planters fair treatment in prices,
something which it was said the
Spreckels concern had refused
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
Aids Digestion, Promotes Sleep.

Mr.. j.. Arnold, Westerly, X. l., writes
az wish to say good word for your
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ems the throat and vocal organs. have
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81 contracted severe cold once which
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/ tell all my friends that 1t is the best
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Mr.. b. F. Sellers, 1884 Olive street, st.
louis. NO., writes:
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
Headache and Backache.

Mrs. Mamie Hall, IL Herbert street,
Atlanta, Ga, writes:
81 write to tell you how much good
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

pound II into n horseshoe. An espe-
cially wud advise Everybody to
s!hrike whin tn weather is hot"
Dye think tn financeers will ever
sthrike?" asked Mr.. Hennessy
81 don't know" said Mr.. Dooley,
but judgin' be what | see in tn pa
RDers a good nanny Nv thin just now
are sufferin' firm q lockout"
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ness now, but am happy all the day
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took about five bottles of Peruna and
the awful headache and nervousness
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

A new plague protective or rat
poison has been discovered. It Is
called "ratin." and consists of pasty
substance inocuated with a bacillus.
A rat which takes enough to cover a
pins head will not only die but will
inject every other rat with which 1t
comes in contact.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Townsend,
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"Sx months
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advised
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Perna
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14


Mrs. Elm Mamgren Cleveland
tarrh throat and hoarseness.
which
great will
always
medicine
IN eHenfm me-
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Doctors Called IL CoDsumDfjo1


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In spring-Time Many People Need Good Tonic.
Pe-ru-na, a Standard Tonic the World Over.


If people neglect that will safely tide the weather of
o some
kinds remedies mineral
and
a
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

was gone. i could eat anything, and
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Cafarrh of the Head.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Ask your druggist for a copy Of
The following wholesale druggists
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
BY F. p. dunno.

Copyright, 1907. by II. II. Mcclure
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12

up page after page. All was in order.
every pertinent case numbered and
analyzed the technical words. al the
meaning Of which Phil could only have
Tie vsguest guess written very plain;
especially when Vie glanced at the un-
pretending drawings, each Of which told
its tale to his experienced eye, he could
not refrain from clapping his pupil on
the back with hearty. You'll do. you u
dor'-which was the best reward he
could have made the worker az the close
Of bis first day of business life.
"AH that" cried Vie Norris. heartily.
Il VIII wager that you did not take long
over your dinner"
Phil was aghast. II seemed that he
had neglected a part of his duty.
Il forgot all about it, he said, peni-
tently
Great Stephenson cried the engineer
"have you not had bite? You must
take IL now.
II forgot 10 bring any" said Phil with
shame deeper on his face. You see,
was SO keen 70 get out OF The house"
Vie nodded He understood that H
understood, also. now he had misjudgeC
his rival But ne was by TO means q
man 20 waste time in mere sympathy
He banged the door. and took a score OF
strides 10 the fOremen's canteen, from
which presently he burst In with ar
srmful Of potted daintieS. half a chicken
sufficient good bread. and a pat OF but
ter.
There. ne said, Il never saw such Z
fellOW-t0 go without his dinner
And. AS the lad ate and drank Vi,
I looked over the notes he had ordered hin
90 make, more. perhaps, as an excus,
than anything else. and murmured SoftlJ
20 himself There viii not be such al
engineers draughtsman and assistan
anywhere when I have done with him
I No. not in Britain. Perhaps even al
/ engineer some day
And he watched him eat with some
I thing like a smile Of pleasure on mis- har,
/ face
Yes, ] Will make a man Gf him." h
said. and II possible, an engineer. s,
/ that If the beast beats me with-witi
I-"-he hissed out the name--she vii
I AT least get man, IN spite Of her il
Z Jaster'
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
syuopSiS OF Previous Chapters.

The stor opens at the home Of Jacob Romer. o.
Conn House on the Firth Of Cantyre He Is a ship
owner and mine owner and very rich Wanting 70 be
rid 0f his wife Caroline be has intUsied The task
% his brother Thomas Of getting her incarceGtcd
Ia an insane asylum. This fails because OF the
testimony OF Jacobs daughter Vida. who, however.
cannot believe that she is really his daughter
Jacob sends one q his ships after them. but The
Good Intent is wrecked and Vida and her mother
thrown ashore. Vida ren0UuCes her father and
becomes Vida Bryan. the adopted daughter q
/ Billy BBan. the keepsr Of one Of the coast
lights James Kahn, supcrcargo and confidential
man Of Jacob Roner is schemiug 90 gCt posses
sion Of the R0ner mines aud millions. in the mean
fime. Vida Is living happily al KirktoWu and tao
sHains are attentive 10 her. Phi Calmout and Vac
Morris The story now takes up she past life Of
Jacob Pomer tells of his secret marriage 20 Caro-
line secret because uf the feaE 0 the displeasure OF
bis rch uncle. and tells how. keeping his wife con
cealed. he had fallen IN love with Miss Ge0rgiana
Bunny. which has caused him 90 Try and set bis
wife incaTcerated in insane asylum The storJ
takes up its main thread and shows Vida happy IN
hirkJ0Nn. and her father noting her Slccess in the
church choir. Although the uyslry for yidas shec
l t.on continues. VIC Mous gives PIN Calm0ut
place in his oAicc.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William J. Bruf. p, and Ellen Lyons. @ Rev.
Jesse Z. Biekner.
Oscar A. Lindauist 81. and Jessie Laskey, 90
Rev G. Ernest Smith.
Louis KinsngeT IT. s. and GOldie NJ Moss 81
Mount Rainier Nd Rev Alfred Harding
John Egan, 80 and Margaret Devereu1 90 both
Of Baltimore. Mi Rey. James NJ. OBrieu.
Richard J. Lee, o. and Grace Baker, p bO1h
Of Baltimore Nd. Rev " L. Deyries.
Henry II. BJrne. q and Johanna H. KeneaIy,
.. Rev. +. G. Fitzgerald
COLORED
BENJAMIN Lyons. p Prince George County Nd
and Bette Carter. 3 Richmond. Va Rev g.
Ernest Smith
Andrew J. stewart 5S, and Mary Z. Grren. 90
Rev J. r Matthews
Andrew Stevens. y. and Susie Bailey 80. Rev
Wyatt HemdOn
George W. womley 81. and sallie NJ Ragdale
% Rev. o. H. Davenport.
Frank Howard. p and Louise Owen. ls. Rev
]. ) Dent.
Fredries 5. Mouzou. o and Sarah NJ. Beane
% Rev. James H. Lee.
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TO BE coNTIxrEp TOMORROW.
Medals for washington ExhibItor.

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authorities for the excellence OF quality
and variety Of design of stationery and
other forms OF paper exhibited in tine
Liberal Arts building
The Washington Herald was awarded
a bronze medal for matrices for news
paper work" on exhibit Al its booths.