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The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
Many Go short Distances.

Similar nearby outings are enjoyed by
many people Of St Paul and Minneapolis.
Buffalo. Rochester. St. Louis. and other
cities. and, while hard times might cur
tail the vacations Of many who spend
what seem to them like large sums upon
their outings, these campers on the city's
edge would not need TO cut their outings
at all unless times were to become very
hard, indeed
Undoubtedly the country's ten years Of
exceptional prosperity have been a great
factor In the later growth Of the vacation
habit Another great factor has been the
fostering Of the vacation idea BY the rail-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-23

hhf8tAoAS AbNt many HlAAbnSs
All sorts Of figures have been made. on
all sorts Of bases, as to the amounts spent
abroad yearly by American foreign tour
lists. and some Of the fgure-making ge-
muses. almost have come 10 blows over
the different results obtained As a matter
Of fact. no one can make such an esti-
mate with any degree Of reliability. but il
amounts 90 many millions. of course. At
500 e2ch-fiTSt-Class tourists are supposed
10 average S50A. and secOnd-Class $500
apieCe-51mo tourists would spend $50 -
0oC0. An authority quite as likely 10
guess right as wrong makes a much
larger estimate. figuring it out that tour
lists from this country spend about $3.50,
e5tt9 more abroad yearly than is brought
here by visiting tourists and immigrants
combined.
Figures with regard 10 the inland travel
OF tho vacation season are MANIFOLD more
striking than the dgures Of American va
cation travel in foreign parts.
Absences Not Noticed.
The $4,000 American pleasure tourists
abroad make up trine more than a quar-
Ter Of I per cent Of the total population
only. hardly enough 10 cause a feeling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
COMMERCIAL NEWS
By Daniel Logan.

Saving the sales of goody Oahu Sugar Hawai-
Sugar Pioneer Rapid COM
nothing has been done the local exchange the
week Features Oahu and Waiaua strength
the latter being s. bid than week before 1t expected that
Oahu will before the end of this month Eva
shaded demand The weaker
the dividend class probably but nominal the
of sellers "A popularity of the sugar is
further drop centrugas of SI25 So with am
advance OF 90 the parity
Following the sales reported by the Honolulu Stock and
Bond Exchange for the week Oahu (ao
IS 2 Waaua (SIoo) IS at 60; Pon .er
(Iool I28 I3s: Hon Rapid Transit SIoo) a at M law
Sugar Co s2o) us at s3o Paauhau $500 -5 Homo
kaa $500 Onomea (S2o) (Scc) 20
I25 McBryde o $1,000 Paa Pioneer
6s $1,000 los.
LAND MATTERS
All OF the interests OF the OF the late l. Aho
industry were bought auction sale Monday Morgan
trustee and have since been under the
haneohe Rlce Mill Co, Ltd with capital of $4,000
being Arnm Hamburg W Pfotenhauer Rode Aug
nst Hamburg and P Bares
An agreement of sale has been government with
Walter McByde for the Kukuoono the Kaa-
heo tract KAUAI The 1884, deposited signing
papers, and the purchaser everv
o ten years on the land At the end of that period
deed OF the lot The of the be the
conservation OF the forest and OF its
Jas r Morgan yesterday sold auction the Halawa
plantation kohala Hawaii for the from January 1907
Page Eleven.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
Can Man Change Climate?

Mr. L. Basin writes the Monthly Review the effects of civilization
Of weather Few
produce
Th of large number OF build
will of the aty whist the
number of fires must not by
London Paris
the the cities two three
AT certain or
STILL and 1t is noticeable that in cities
that they the
country
whole been during the last
of marsh land Damp soil being
be expected 1t is actually taking place
be older
often
began December rarely that
experienced until The writer
the highlands of the undras in Siberia would
notal the Innate desolate region
established of large
Belts
in spells of Defostation
reduce the rainfall the question arises how far this
altogether desirable He To
sum up
the of civilization
of
$ n infancy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
A MODEL GOVERNMENT.

In measures for the common good America all
sdiers of the Common GOOD
running months in Everybody
nf.a 1--WE know tina, the corporation Germany
European scandals lmpos'
writes will ask for such laws IN our country
operating and safest insurance
governments of Switzerland Australia
upon odage pensions and other po
such benefce for ourselves Inc
traveller this and otner
touched by the word
New for the best examples "
GOOD the country where
the the results
diprOved the predictions that any such form OF otop
of that in their country there
equality at the oao' oo1'
politics the mercy OF the walking
the
the employer and o any union.
ownership of railroads.
life Insurance. old age
graduated land taxation
fod law"
increase popu
doubling record increase In the output OF
number and of oneaf IN
death rate in the world
Under the present conditions tnS
of With full knowledge OF what the wage
ahead knowing that other
having strike lockout occur
bids with full sense of security All
;dns,ra dn are heard findings of which
The coal slOoOooo and brought
suffering wheel stopped not man was
laid off there snot riot loodshed civil war;
tenements house the
who must replacing the Public
street cars public interest
health guarded pensions and there
at no time necessity anyone suffering
conclusions
government health and happiness want ana
following social evil practically extinct
of late Premier Seldom II the system
thirteen has been in practical
operation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
Topics Tropical and Otherwise

aexexe&sxexexe
of recently Athletic Club named
which certainly sounds like bad
disposition be good and not
be bad.
=.
No laughing matter
the macaon '.And I'm always aeing
n the bottle of Bass
murderer, when they had analysed the
red
imperfect animal
the act re perfect brutes
would festival
Chinese might well be be lively people, considering
a deal OF Hop and sing there is about them
people crust of society mighty stale
mailman although letters described
a literary
ines-Frozen fishing tackle
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
~ILITTLE TALKSE~I

GUY LIVINGSTON never felt better in my life
REV f. GULIcKI locale option whou high license
DETECTIVE HARRY only pure liquors
NIGEL JAcKsoN-1 said I'd leave when 1nss. w sworn r., -
DR. HAND don't believe specialization as an
Boyd doing good work at Los Angeles for
A. J" sEABuEY-I six dollars
Rock but I'm selling any,
BRowN-The Park Commissioners are TO blame for tho -
condition 0 the roads in Kapioan park
try and make this years observa
of Bobbe Burns the record.
REV Turner-The heavy
the Boys Field a dressing is being put
K PEARcE-Dick Oakland He 60
ing to Nevada on mining proposition in the
DoUTH1rr-r feel hundred
private citizen No more public offices form
WALKER think Rowing
Club viii give the sport great impetus the ladies
E building operations the
the weather
cfIAs sARKA.Pop Hart the Honoluu painter
Cuba The first furry of
any young the part of
the Prince the Mardi G ball and
ied
police department are gratifying to
the Anti Saloon League its work the
B. of Mokuaweoweo from Hro 1t
Reports were that the lava was running
of give you any
increase something like fifteen
mpa here since began
There are at present 16a fishing this
Lanai DEAL waiting be
for the Governor just good
BISHOP Offering General Mission was
Cathedral
who has made Kauai
closed island but will
community business viii of fashion gets
Re
NJ DENISoN-The agelmit a
adwhch
altogethe
Them indeed spikes
n
E. COoPER-After hearing
practice While appreciate the sentiments expressed
have concluded that
a candidate COVER ship
JACOB
breeding Kakaako the
would help fighting
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
Our Disappearing Defences
s. E. Newsletter.


1t reported
this o
benefit
by all of
to OUR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13

u t4ll
spelling polis
gone You
the ourselves things
that place where and admiration of
proximate ago
The
crowded with and with people horseback the ladies
plentiful had not become
raising
revolution a off, There
royalty were their dignity agger points
with the white ladies Bergers
playing
hundred the but
dnuded o. trystng ground.
idea Manila
have afternoon daily doesn't rain The band plays
to function ampfed
scale Not to be observed is be Away
from it, between four and the darkness which pbea
dwell.
H.lunetta onem may call function we'll
locality by that
blessed permitting,
automobiles will 90 round and round as the elephants do at the
monkeys cage
better
probable
only Nothing
permitted to mix in and who hacks will not be recognized
through Mere climbers will be referred limbs
of which be decorous
opportunity
band plays by calling Bdeet agency the park There are other
viii
hahe latter another indication its
with people, beginning the ordinary to pull itself
together"
going something quite extraordinary
believe other
dans nav az ,ro Resides this vast nnmher 81 Won s ;9 @ -
in be
principal disguised politician
and win stuffed with the votes he got for
perch
Husky go
David Berry King
of Dudes will having
which he edits daily is bound lead
ruor that Beverly Kidd will the guse of his uncle the famous
captain that his viii
cuhman will be beartrap
You may call him anything please 50 long don't do it to his face
Pop Splitter who lately special police with
will be character As Frost Tho Ma Ora. prince II Is rumored win
Peuna after the fashion princes
headed by Ashford
and win be- This all of the
enough make everybody $3.50
that
his throat yesterdays
him in the cheerfuy recommending Peruna
for prefers
do nd to
Delegates health him Christmas
and yelling his patriotism to beat the band and knew that to bring him
around effective Pena
that the Delegate be held evngs and ers' Why should he
necessary in
lis no GOOD reason if the cbamt Of c 4a the strain and the
speech
week from here and send orders daily
rest Mcclellan do it, for that's he paid for.
lady said tTDo
polite here than other saw
always for others the blows them
and the
things all
a
highbred
deliberately, back
salaamed to
him When told the of
and they all Why utof
/ NAME
of Ronaldo
Father gentleman
the merry DAVIS
our King Dave he physician
on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13

At in the Philippines noticing decoration on the
blush
answered: 'I medal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13


and Father Damien gentleman
another In
n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19

FLouR-puii and barely steady: Min
neuota patents. o. i0utE. winter s4aights.
uai.nfs A e,sIa ..
WilEAT-After opening steady on light
voriis shipmontn and steady cahtss.
llatiidatlon ana sood weather west May,
di.iss,si ii.isc July, ~ is-ieustiso.
utfTirFR-t'reamery, extras. per pound
..,is.c.. firssa 107c.: seconds, sldsse.
I.id .xtraa a.tkfr 1sc.. frnfs 40 Tie. [. ron
oyat.d ertraa y. hrrts, 2aslc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
BENNIN GTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town an village briefly
Told for Busy Read ers

As'"'s - WV wv - sht"A~ .-s'-s'y
Told for Busy Resders
Mr. and Mrs II. II, Allen spent Sun
day In Hoosick Falls with relativ es.
VIM Sears was In Hoosick Falls
Monday and today Is In Manchester.
The condition OF NJ. Culliton Is no
worse than IL was last week rnd II IL
thought that he ~ little on the gain.
The relatives and many friends OF
Mrs Henrietta Stratton rejoice that
the crisis OF her serious illness Is past
and she Is better.
Repairs have been made Ia the IN.
terror OF Burke's South street meat
market by taking out partitions and
enlarging the front room.
Mrs J. e. Burke, who spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs Percy Field Com.
stock In Brooklyn, N. Y, returned
home Saturday evening. The condi.
tion OF Mrs Comstock, who Is III, does
not improve very fast.
The Bennington order OF Grangers
held social Friday night at the home
OF Edgar N allison which was attended
by 30 persons 80 or more being graDg'
ers. Dancing, games and banquet
kept the big party merry until an early
hour Saturday morning. II was one
OF the most successful soclals ever
held by the order.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
With Congo Gold.

Where does Il go. this blood-stained
Congo goldg Into the fairy palaces.
the wonderful gardens Of enchantmeni
In which this grim old. gray king de.
lights. Into the collections OF rare
and priceless trees and shrubs and
flowers that have made his conserya
tories at Laeken famous throughout
Europe Into the white hands OF the
women who. each for her brief hour.
have ruled the Congo's lord-the
queens OF the Congo. whose jewels are
bought with human lives Into the
far.reachlng schemes OF aggrandlze-
ment which a most marvellous comb.
nation OF Witness. political sagacIty.
and selfish ambition can devise, and
limitless wealth and diabollc ability
In choosing the proper tools can ex.
ecute. And. lastly. into the huge ma.
chine-his gigantic press bureau
which Is all that maintains Leopold's
good name before the world; a ma.
chine grinding tirelessly. night and
day. that its owner may pose as the
philanthropist. and not be exposed az
the vampire.-Robert Park. In Every.
body's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
ICE GORGE THREATENS CITY.
Pittsburs Not Yet Free From Danger
of second Flood.

Pfttsbsrg Not Yet Free From Danger
Of second Flood.
rITrsBURG. March Is. - With
eighty miles Of Ice In the Allegheny
river above Parker. Pa. and a driz-
zllng rain throughout western Pennsyl-
vania. local rivermen are looking for.
ward TO another food stage In this
city.
Although the Monongahela and Ohio
rivers are slowly falling. the Ale
gheny river Is stationary.
The warm rain falling In this viclnl-
~ Ia expected 10 release the Ice which
lies from Parker. Pa, 90 a point eighty
miles M the river. and by morning II
will start down the river In great
quantities.
Preparations are being made here 10
prevent any serious damage when the
Ice gorge arrives here
BY special permission a majority OF
the mills and manufacturing plants
which were closed for three days by
the recent high water were In opera
ton. Work continues. and the plants
will be operated double time In an ef.
fort 10 make mp the time lost.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
HIS HAT MANS WEAK SPOT.
IN Nothing Else Do Conventions Iron
Laws Show SO Strongly.

There are things, Il is comfort 10
know. which even a man cannot do.
and man is supposed to be- able TO
do almost anything.
Now n novelist may put his hero
ines hat on her head at any angle he
chooses--lt Is one OF the few priyi'
legcs of womanhood- and leave her
not bit less charming or dignlned.
but ! defy him to put his hero's hat
at rowdy angle over his ear NJ a
crucial point IA his career and leave
him still heroicl
The Achilles heel OF n man IL his
hat lie must guard that as he does
his reputation. for II IL az once his
strength and weakness. says a writer
In Putnam's Monthly.
II would hurt an archbishop less Ia
the eyes Of the public 20 commit a
crime than TO wear his hat on the
back Of his sacred head-real back -
and so exhibit himself 90 his distress
ed diocese.
sun. III ne ~ so inclined. why SHOULD
not good and great man wear his
hat over his nose without creating m
favorable comment? The fact Is. he
cannot lie Is ruled by convention
and convention Is red tape Of 50
cicty.
The castiron laws Of fashion. which
IL only another name for convention
are such that N the greatest man In
England were ID walk with all LIS &C
cusiomed dignity from the Marble
Arch 10 the bank with a trailing pea
cocks feather attached TO the band
81 his silk hat he would be followed
By mob In two seconds and BY tbs
time he reached We're street the out
ragged majesty Of the Law would take
him into custody az a suspicious char
actcr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
WEST RUPERT

Raymond Gragen is visiting friends
10 Rutland this week.
Lena Teft who Is working In Salem
spent Sunday with her parents.
volney Hopkins OF Albany spent
Sunday Mt the home OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Spencer Hopkins.
A good many Of our farmers took
their potatoes TO market last week.
Price paid was IS cents a bushel.
Mrs Will Buck who has been quite
sick has so far recovered her health
as TO he able TO 10 TO Troy TO which
place they have removed.
Edward Hannibal Of Hebron has re.
moved TO this place and Is occupy ing
5. Hopkins house made vacant by
Mrs Vail removing 10 her farm In the
hollaw.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
FIVE NEGROES HELD.
One Prisoner Confessed Crime Against
Pert Jervfs Girl.

Pert Jervfs Girl.
MIDDLETOWN, N. T., March TO-
Miss Mabel Mitchell Of Port Jervis Is
In serious condition at the Thrall
hospital here as a result Of an assault
committed by FIVE negroes late at night
Miss Mitchell was about to enter the
house where she is stopping when five
men who had been following her seized
her. Her screams finally attracted tho
attention of two white men, and the
negroes fed.
Miss Mitchell was carried to court
and after she had made complaint
Arthur Hin, Charles Strong, Walter
Conover. alias Oliver. dance hall mu-
siclan OF Paterson, N. j.; Charles Ste
vens and Theron McClary were ar
rested charged with assault. All waiv-
ed examination, and each man was
held In $500 bail
One OF the men made confession
and implicated the other four. The
prisoners have been taken to the Co.
shen jail. The news OF the assault did
not become generally known until the
men had been lodged In the county
fall,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION.
President Roosevelt Opens his show
From white House.

Prom white House.
WASHINGTON. March 10.-Brief To-
licitous messages were exchanged be-
tween President Roosevelt and the Of
ncials OF the exposition when the pres
ldent touched key that opened a cir
cult setting In operation the Greater
Louisville exposition. The key was In
the telegraph room OF the executive
offices 81 the White house and was
touched 10y the president at 3:35 o'clock,
eastern time. Secretary Loeb and the
telegraphcrs on duty ut the White
House were the only persons In add
ton 10 the president who were present
With the opening OF the exposition
the following message was sent by
President Roosevelt 10 Secretary X. H.
Hughes:
Cordial greetings and best wishes
for the Greater Louisville exposition"
President A. T. McDonald's reply
read:
Greater Louisville thanks you In the
name Of It's Industries for your era.
clous words. The opening Of the expo.
sliion was most suspicious"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
In Old Eqypt.

The camel express had come and
gone and still Mark Anthony had no,
arrived.
-Four long months since he was
here" sobbed Cleopatra. "and he
promised 10 return In n few weeks. I
wonder II anything has happened 70
him. Can II be possible"
"can what be possible. your ma.
jcstY7" asked one OF the court ladies.
The great queen turned deathly
pale.
"Can-can II be possible that he
smoked some Of those Egyptian cigar.
cites he bought at the pyramids7 II
so. his doom n sealed"
Calling the swiftest Egyptian run.
ner she dispatched him 10 Rome 20
nnd out the truth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
Try THIS ron YOUR COUGH

y Mix half ounce OF the pure Vir
gin Oil OF Pine with two ounces
of Glycerine and halt pint OF
Whiskey. Use In teaspoonful
doses. A famous throat and lung
specialist, whose camp for con-
sumptivss In the pine woods OF
Maine has attracted great atten-
ton. declares the above formula
will break up . cold In twenty
four hours, heal the lungs and
cure any cough that Is durable
The ingredients can be secured
from any drug store at small
cost.
Care should be exercised In Sc.
curing the best quality OF Glyce'
rine and Whiskey, while the vir
gin OIL Of Pine tPure) should be
purchased only In the original
half ounce walls. which are Sc
curely sealed in round wooden
case, with engraved wrapper,
with the name-vIrgin Oil OF
Pine (Pure), guaranteed under
the Food and Drugs Act OF June
30th, 1906, serial number 45l,
prepared only by Leach Chemi-
cal Co., Cincinnati, ethiopian
ly printed thereon. Cheap or
adultersted Oils, which are sold
10 bulk, always create nausea,
and never effect the desired re-
suits.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
4 Lumberman'S
Happy Thought

Father Johns Medicine cured 8. w.
Clifford Of Sea View street Chatham.
Mass, OF the grip. Mr Clifford. Who
Is employed In = lumber yard of that
place, says: ~ vas suffering from
the grip and thought sould give
Father JONAS Medicine . trial. and
now think Father Johns Medicine
IL all tina, Is claimed for t."
Asa body builder Father Johns
Med IcIne has no equal. No alcohol
or injurious drugs. Guaranteed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-19
BENNINGTON eRItfS
News Of The Town and village Told
Ddsny for Busy Rsadsra

Miss Theresa McKeown OF Pleasant
street Is Ill.
Olin Scott who has been Ill for some
time, is better.
| Giles Bacon OF Sunderland was In
the village Monday.
Mrs Frank T.. Moore OF Depot 81 10
visiting in Cambridge.
James II. Habberly spent Sunday
with friends In Cohoes.
Miss Blanche Adams OF School st.
is visiting In Saratoga.
Frank M. Wood Is spending O week
at Lake st Catherine, near Wells.
Monday morning daughter was
born TO Mr. and Mrs Harry Hurley OF
Silver street.
Mrs Charles Clark returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with relitives
Ia Greenfield.
Geo +. Graves, who has been sick
with pneumonia several days Is I'm.
proving rapidly.
Chas II. Spear Is successor TO chas
u. Parsons as clerk for the National
Express company.
BE sure TO have your fortune told at
the gypsy camp, Friday night March
%, Guide Board chapel.
Mrs Maria Cutler OF Woodford Is
passing q few days with her sister Mrs
Sylvia Rice OF Silver street.
The village schools are closed this
week for the spring vacation. Sessions
will be reopened next Monday.
willard Rose OF the south part OF
the town Is building an addition 70 his
house for q culinary apartment.
Mrs Milo Surdam and children OF
Depot street are spending two weeks
with her mother 10 Hoosick Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Birney Msttison OF
North Bennington spent Sunday With
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs w. G. Hou.
Iran.
Rev A. Prevel OF st Michaels college
Winooski Is conducting a retreat for
men at the Sacred Heart church this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Brimmer OF West
Main street moved Monday TO Peters.
burg onto the farm they recently
bought.
f.. L. Sibley, Jr., and Walter c.
Wood went today TO the farmers cabin
adjacent 10 Lake Hancock. for o Few
days stay.
IL was a little discouraging 10 far
mers that the sky has been overcast by
clouds today, and the air too cool for
maple sap 70 now.
The Misses Ella and Matilda May
hew OF Brandon, who have been visit
ing relatives 10 North Bennington re-
turned 10 their home Monday evening.
Rev Geo s. Mills will 90 70 North
Bennington Wednesday evening where
In the Congregational church he will
give a talk IL being the second or fourth
special Easter meeting.
The Utley Brothers OF Manchester
having bought the meat business Of
Sweet 4 Percy, the Peoples Market oil
Main street hereby give notice that they
are equipped 10 gu ell orders for old
patrons and new ones with oil the
choicest kinds oil meats. Orders de-
livered 70 any part Of the village. Tel
ephope 81 4. 81
Work is progressing rapidly on the
house formerly owned by =. n. Black.
mer nj the Center, powthe property OF
the Rev Joseph Robinson OF Whiis
Plains, N. ", q nephew OF the late
Charles Seymour Robinson ID. d.,
who In bis day was one OF the leading
clergymen OF New York city, and va'
also known as q hymnologisL One
Of his latest editions Of hymnals Is II
use at tho present tiue Ia the old First
church NJ the Center.