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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06

course of few miles at the same ell
ovation.
Some of these strips are nearly al
ways wet, covered with trees or
ferns and quite cool and damp.
Kailua at the beach Is very hot,
almost unbearably so during a part
of the year, but little north, at
Kiholo, mere hamlet on the shore,
there is constant breeze which
makes the place bearable. Travel
down to Hookena and you feel the
breath of a furnace on your cheek,
but touch at the little landing of
Keauhou, and you find it SO cool you
wonder how the change came about.
Keauhou on two sides is cool; on the
other, the north side, it is hot
In a narrow belt along the Upper
road between Kealakelua and keO-
kea there is a rainy belt which would
be too damp for the ordinary case
of phthisis, while up along the same
road between Huehue and Puuana-
hulu it is dry enough most of the
time for your case booked for Arizona
or Egypt.
Following the beach, your maxi
mum temperature record would read
something like this: Kiholo, 76 de-
erees Makalawena, so; Kailua, 50
to 90; Kahaluu, so; Keauhou, 10;
! On. 49,
Hookena, 80; and at Milolii, the
southern limit of the district, as hot
as at Hookena.
Breeze and Trees
The variations are due to the diff
ference in amount of breeze and
trees. Rainfall is about the same at
each of these places. Up at about
$50 feet, where you begin to escape
the general barren area, you find the
same regular variation due to trend
Of land-small hills and valleys--to
vegetation or lack of it, and greater
CT lesser rainfall.
From this elevation up to about
$500 feet are stretches OF land Win
more rain than others near by; belts
which in the dry season are dry, in
the rainy season get few showers,
and this record is preserved year in
, and year out with surprising con-
stancy. For instance, at two given
oints in North and in South KOna,
OF +ba CANA aIeya tiOn viz [aillI1
and Kealakekua, elevation 900 feet,
we have 41.00 inches of rain for the
former and 51.21 inches for the lat
| ter in 1905.
Thermometer Records
In 1906 for March, May and June
Continued on Page 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06
BY E. S. GOODHUE. M, D.

BY E, S. G00DHUE, NJ. D,
Memb. Hawaiian Territorial Medical
Society; Vice-Pres. American An
ti-Tuberculosis League; Memb.
Societe de Medicine ct d'Hygiene
Tropicales, Paris; Memb. Inter
national Association Of Gina
tologists. Holualoa. Hawaii
(Written for the Fifteenth annual
Meeting of the Hawaiian Terri
torial Medical Society but finish
ed too late for it's transactions.)
You can't tell much about a man
until you live with him in the same
house on terms Of intimacy for year
or so; and it is the same with a eli
mate
To accept what a mere traveller or
visitor has to say about the climate
he thinks he is acquainted with is to
receive unreliable information. Each
person will have different tale to
relate concerning the temperature,
rainfall, or frequency Of winds Of a
particular locality, even when the
general climatic reputation Of that
district is excellent, and you may as
well make up your mind to go there
with an unbiased understanding, and
to stay there night and day for a
year at least, if you want to know
positively whether the temperament
of the place is genial or whether it
isn't
Oldest Resident
The oldest resident may be honest
hut too deeply fastened to the soil OF
his own place to be conscious Of me-
neurological inclemencies,- -the sun
shine of content is always in his soul.
Or, this resident may have land ia
sell or a business to extend. The
opinion of the hurried visitor is gem
orally formed without due reserve
He generalizes from insufficient data
When, however, a disinterested
person can study the climate which
he lives in largely for the benefit OF
it's character, his report is likely tc
lac dependable.
Although the climate of the Konas
hears an unusually good name fol
equability, and despite the fact thai
all the charts and guide books speol
of Kona's 'balmy" atmosphere, fe"
.eople who have not lived here have
any specific knowledge of the climat'
they readily join others in praising
This works NO great harm in mos
cases. but, in few instances 1t Sc
cures for us a class of visitors wh'
come here to be disappointed ana
perhaps, physically undone.
What Honolulu Thinks
Residents of Honolulu anu 0
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and day in winter, cool during the
day and very cool at night, in sum-
mer.
In this happy enclosure, then,
from north to south, are great vari-
eially, and at 1000 feet cold night
ations of surface-ups and downs
rot as considerable as on the other
side of us, but still large enough to
alter small temperature areas. These
variations are due to the flows of
lava from time to time. The flow of
1901 from Hualalai covers an i'm
mense field, and the flows about Ke-
auhou, Kealakekua, Hookena and Mi
lclii, while unrecorded, appear almost
rev in places.
In many spots there is little or no
plant life; then again there are
thickets of lantana and small shrubs,
or even as in two or three locations,
q forest of lehua trees reaches almost
TO the sea. Naturally these forested
belts are cooler.
Then the tree belt may be up sew
eral miles, and between we may
have groups of kukui trees below 500
feet, or pandanus trees in situations
above the upper road.
At the Beach
At the beach the heat in many
places is tempered by the large
growth of algarobas or kiawe.
An isothermal map or temperature
chart of Kona would help us out in
our appreciation of the variations of
climate of North Kona is the climate
of South Kona, both of which lie in
the same altered climatic area, but
favorable and unfavorable locations
with low or high temperatures, small
or abundant rainfall, breeze or no
breeze, are not limited to either dis
trict; they are distributed both in
North and in South Kona and must
be discovered specifically and not by
generalization. AS you ride along
the Upper road in Kona at an aver
age elevation of 400 feet, in almost
any but the very dry season, you
pass through wet belts. Here it is
raining over a width of half a mile
then, all of sudden, you come out
into sunshine and dry roads
Chasing Showers
You could almost verify the story
of the man who drove so fast ahead
of a shower that he kept his horse
dry but caught the rain in the back
Tart of his buggy.
There certainly have been eight or
nine of these narrow belts in a day,
passing from dry roads to wet, in the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06

hard to determine on a chart, and
do not reach outside of the district,
while Hualalai with it's upper tenn
perature of As degrees sends down
an abundance of cool air at night.
If in the arrangement of it's noun
tains the eastern side of the island
has the esthetic advantage, the west
ern side has a great climatic superb
GRITTY. The windward coast has a
broken transmission of currents, the
strong and constant trade breeze eli
inmates the constant possibility Of
independent currents at least for any
length of time.
Here the beach is nothing but
line; the land at once rises massively
in more gradual way but really
much more ponderously than on the
eastern side.
The whole volume of rarefied air
can come down. 1t must pass the
arboreal guards-the belt of forest
which so many do not know exists in
KOna, receiving courtesies from them,
and reaching the lower and lowest
lands robbed of harshness and moist
ure.
Personality of Breezes
We have almost the same reason
the Greeks had for endowing each
breeze with personality, tracing it
back to its mountain recess or horrid
shade
The trade wind is effectually shut
eff from us. On each boundary a
shoulder of mountain shrugs itself
into permanency for our protection,
and Nimbus or Aeolus or whoever he
lie, is obliged to shake his rage out
IN Kohala and Kau.
During the daytime breeze, al
ways cool, blows from the sea, and if
not made unavailable by local con-
formation, renders even the beach a
habitable place.
At an elevation of 900 feet in
open spaces, it is delightfully."- cool
Gay and night at all seasons, as high
as $500 feet still most comfortable,
though, of course, slightly cooler gen.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

Bin Evans has not had nearly the
out of the Sixteenth as
sembly that he anticipated he would
have. He wanted little revenge
along with some business matters.
His spleen was particularly directed
against the press of the state that
has so horribly roasted and cartoon
ed him. He wanted some measure
of relief and has made several eff
forts to secure legislation which
would cause the newspaper man to
be put in a bad box. But even Bill
Evans cannot frighten legislators to
pass n bill, from which they would
secure everlasting execration. They
know when to head in on any such
proposition and even Bilrs big stick
win not permit them to draw bat
tie line against the state press.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

Colorado Shoe Store for shoes that
wear. Satisfaction guaranteed. 431
Main street
Don't forget the big charity ball to
be given by the Red Men Friday
night March %.
FOR SALE-Twenty inches of water
stock in Grand Valley Canal Apply
to l. II. Whittemore. Fruita.
Tickets for the Red Mems masque-
rade ball on Friday night. March
22nd Tickets 81 per couple Extra
ladies in costume so cents. specta-
tors 20 cents.
NJ. II. Loeffler who has been on a
visit to California, to visit Mrs Loeff-
Ter, who has been quite i'll returned
TO this city today from Denver. where
he accompanied Mrs. Loffler. He
says that unquestionably Grand juno
tion has the best future of any town
of corresponding size of the towns
that he has visited on his recent trips
from ocean to ocean.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
DELMAS WILLING
TOLEAVEI 1T
WITH THE JURY

New York. City, March 1o.-(spec-
iaI.)-EyeIyn Nesbit Thaw Will not
go on the witness stand IN an eno''
to refute the evidence of the photo
graphic negative of the famous am
davit.. Attorney Delmas is willing TO
allow the jury to decide between the
testimony of the young wife ana thh'
of the notorious Abe HumInei and the
silent evidence of the alleged forged
negative.
all evidence may be completed TO-
day. Attorney Delmas VIII make MS
opening address tomorrow. The ram
Gus trial is nearly at an end.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
THE DISGRACE

Denver, March 19.-(special)-
without any amendments whatever
and after every redeeming feature
had been killed the republican caucus
fake railroad measpe passed the SEN
ate yesterday afternoon i'm its second
reading and there is no doubt but
what il will pass the third reading
he signed by the governor and become
n law. senator DeLong voted for the
measure, The vote was 1S to 13.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

II is not that Glcnwood Springs
50 particularly wants the norma.
srhool that such strong fight is be-
is made against Grand Junction. re-
eeiving the Appropriation, as it is a
litter polltica, war between Repro
sentative Naplers wife and Senator
Edward 7. Taylor. Mrs. Napier has
her husbands cause against
Scrl.or Tayln- and there is n bitte'
warfare raging 1t is to be hope1
that the Grand Junction approprlp.
tioa Will not be ground up between
tic upper and neither millstones OF
this sectional warfare, between n
ratty woman and the antagonist OF
her husband.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

The younger generation hardly re-
members the great kidnapping Of
Charles Ross from his home in Phila-
delpda more than thirty years ago
and the geat quest made by his IA
ther Christian X. Ross and thousands
Of friends throughout the country.
The case was the most celebrated in
TIE history of America and caused
widespread sorrow for the parents.
Charlie Ross never was found. The
case of the Marvin boy in Delaware
has many similar conditions surround
ing the disappearance of the child.
Capital punishment with some few
accessories, should be the punish
ment for kidnapping.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

The aldermanic ticket nominated
by the Democracy OF the city is so
uniformly good, that in speaking Of
the candidates we have to speak of
them as a whole. In each ward the
men nominated are Representative
men and citizens generally may rely
upon their capacity for the positions
for which they have been nominated.
We believe that the city would be
splendidly represented If the entire
aldermanic ticket was elected.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

We vouch for the most excellent
business ability of Mr.. NJ. Hertz can
didate for alderman In the First
ward. Mr. Hertz has had wide bust
ness experience and has been uni
formly successful in his own bust
ness ventures. This is usually most
excellent criterion by which to judge
men as to their availability for public
position. No better man could have
been selected as one of the nominees
for aldermanic honors in that ward
than Mr.. Hertz.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

Low rate to Fort Worth and re-
turn. Tickets will be sold at one
fare plus s2.00 by the Colorado &
Southern on March /. and 18th
good for thirty days. Write for par
tieulars T. E. Fisher. G. p A.
Would you like home in Texas j?
The Colorado & Southern will tell
you of the country and offers the
homeseeker very low rates to points
in the Texas Panhandle. Write us
T. E. Fisher, C. P. A, Denver:
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
How to Remain Young.

To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. n. f. Rowan. Nc
Donough. Ga, did. She says: Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach trouble.
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. 1 am now prac
tically 20 years younger than before !
took Electric Bitters. I can now do
all my work with ease and assist in
my husbands store" Guaranteed at
c. d. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
Price soc.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
TEDDY THE CAUSE

Los Angeles, Cal. March 10
Especially President Ripley. of the
Santa Fe railroad, declares that Pres.
Roosevelt alone is responsible for the
recent panic on Wall street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
MARVIN'S BOY

Dover, Del. March 19.-tSpec-
iaD DIR. II. Marvin talked with his
kidnapped son over the long dis
lance telephone last night, the boy
being at Erie. New York. At first
the doctor thought that a hoay was
being worked but he was soon con
vinced that it was his son that he was
talking to. The detectives expect to
make arrests almost Every hour.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
AN IMPORTANT VISITOR

Mr.. Humphreys representing the
company that is putting in the gil
gantic power plant near Glenwood. is
i'm the city today and it is reported
that he is here to investigate the cleo
tric railway project with n view of
furnishing power and operating such
road. He will make a trip over the
proposed route accompanied by prom
incnt citizens.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
Found at Last.

j. A. Harmon, OF Lizemore. West
Va, says: AT last l have found the
perfect pill that never disappoints me
and for the benefit of others afflicted
with torpid liver and chronic con-
stipation. will say: take DR.. Kings
New Liver Pills" Guaranteed sat
isfactory. 25c at c. d. Smith & Co. IS
druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
WILL he \ HAPPY COUPLE

Lewis NJ. oakes, of Grand June
tirn. and Miss Maude Morris. of Del
Ia. will be the principals in the Sal
vation army wedding tonight at the
auditorium. The pretty bride to be
is only seventeen years of age. Oaks
is a young man of excellent charac-
ter.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
ONLY A RUSE

Denver March (speciaD -
The e-apportionment bill was tenn
porarily defeated by the house yes
terday afternoon but will yet get
through. Several bills were finally
passed on third reading.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
AFTER GOVERNOR

Santa Fe.. n NJ. March 10
Especially The fight of the republ-
can organization against Governor
Hagerman reached climax today
when the legislature passed a reso-
luton strongly condemning the gov
ernor for signing deeds giving to the
Pennsylvania Development company
1000 acres of land.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
LL'PROSECUTE

Washington, March 19.-(speciaD
The forest department announced
that it will prosecute all cattlemen
who continue to allow their cattle to
Craze on forest reserves and refuse
to pay their fees.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

The present Democratic council
has a record of reducing the warrant
Indebtedness of the city two years
in succession. It placed the NUM-
cipal water plant on a paying basis.
These are at least two things of ex-
cellent record.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
A BITTER FIGHT

- Goldheld. March Especially -
and mineowners.assoc-
iation members announce that the
fight against the Industrial Workers
of the World will be carried to the
very borders of the state. They say
the war against this organization is
one of complete determination.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

A. B. Shilling returned home yes
terday from New York. where. he has
been for the past three weeks to
make Spring purchases He says
conditions are very excellent through
out the country.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

There ought not to be any great
fight in the present campaign. The
ticket nominated by the Democracy
has so many elements of excellence,
that there is not required much
boosting to present it in the correct
light before the people.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
PAPER BURNS

Augusta. Ca, March 19.-(Spec-
iaD-Fire this morning destroyed
the Chronicle building and the West
ern telegraph offices.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

We ask a showing from any Re
publican council of this city that cut
down the warrant Indebtedness oil
this city in two years in succession.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
KILLED BY SON

st. Louis. March 19.-(Speelal) -
DR.. ]. II. wiesburg, a prominent ply
sician. was killed by his son after a
quarrel last night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

The Daily Sentinel is on sale at the
Office of the paper and at the Post
office Book. Store. Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

Entered at the Postoffce in Grand
Junction, Colo. as End class matter
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

Business Office, 115 South Fourth st.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19

Attend the sale at the c. v. store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-19
THE DAILY SENTINEL

I. N. BUNTING, Editor and Prop
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-16

such light as the Intelligencer now
seeks toward them, without heaping
upon the Intelligencer the denuncia-
ton it so justly deserves.
on behalf Of the party this paper
serves notice now that It will not
tolerate any such reflections as the
InteHigencer's editorial seeks to cast,
and until that paper is known to be
the personal mouthpiece of Mr.. Hub
bard, this paper will assume to have
just as much right to speak for him
as the Intel1igencer has, as the Tele-
gram takes to itself the honor of
having done an important part in his
triumphal election.
Harrison county Republicans re-
fuse to be measured by the lIntelli-
gencer's own standard and here re-
affirm their independence by reiter-
ating the declaration that they will
not tolerate dictation from the In
telligencer And, again this paper
says for them that. if it is best to
renominate Mr.. Hubbard, they will
help to do so; but, II not best. they
will not. help to do SO, but will use
every influence and effort to nomi-
nate some one else.
The Intelligencer may as well
know right now in plain words that
threats do not go in this county, and,
that Harrison county is powerful
and iuAEeptial enough to fling them
right back into the throats of those,
who make them. ;.w7Rarr--
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-16

the MISUNDERSTANDING interurban
trolley tracks near Barnes's crossing.
the trestle is yet dangerous affair
for pedestrians. Probably a major
ity of local people are aware Of the
dangers OF this bridge, or THE
Death Trap" as it was named be-
cause of the unusual number of
fatalities and accidents that have oc-
cured there, and carefully avoid It.
Yet there are many who are not
and they as well as strangers who
get in that neighborhood run a great
risk when they go toward the trestle.
1t is difficult to perceive the cut over
which It crosses in the dark and
there are no warning signals or guard
rails there to protect life and limb
OF course it must be conceded
that people have no business on the
railroad property but because OF the
location of the trestle so near to the
public highway crossing there should
be some safeguard provided by the
railroad. A hand railing painted
white, or big danger sign, or lights
OF some thing or other should be
placed there at once and thus abolish
the danger that exists there. Had
there been something of this nature
there Saturday night, in all likeli-
hood there would be no occasion to
record the terrible death of Gran
vile a. Goodman, the prominent
farmer Of Jane Lew, who was killed
there that night, w.