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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
DUEL IN STREET

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Two furious
aliens, quarreling over matters IN
known TO the police, drew revoIvers
and fired point blank at each other. on
crowded street, when only four feet
apart Both fell, Joseph Migalitzf ia
tally wounded in the head, and Angelo
Francisco less dangerously wounded
In the body.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
TWENTY-THIRD BABE
is A BOUNCING BOY

PITTSTON, Pa, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Nate
Vallone has presented to her husband
their twenty-third child, a robust boy,
There have now been fifteen boys and
eight girls, of whom ten boys and three
girls live. The Vallones were married
in 1884
Vallone wants to name the boy Bill
Taft VallOne.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26

foreign office. When the time came
for Japan 10 seize Korea, he went to
Seoul. established himself in the con-
hdence Of Korean royalty and finally
negotiated with Ito himself the treaty
that deprived KOrea's rulers of their
power, and handed the country over
TO the mercy of Japan
Koreans never forgot the deception,
and from that time Stevens and Ito
were marked men
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
DeIagrange Breaks Record.

DONCASTER, England, oct. 26.-Leon
Delagrange today broke the worlds rec
ord for aeroplane fights up to one mile
and a half Delagrange flew the dis
lance in 1 minute A Is seconds. He
used a Bleriot monoplane.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
Married.

LAYNE-GRANES-At the home Of her par
ents, Mr. ana Mrs hanson Burch Graves
Franklin, Ind, Saturday October @
1893, ANNIE LAURIE GRAVES and WILL
LIAM MONROE LAYNE, Of Kentucky.
It.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
Died.

ROBEY-On Monday, October 20. at 1880 a.
m. MARY e, widow Of the late Harrison
Hnbey.
Funeral from the residence Of her son-ln-
Law, Preston Barnes. Terra Gotta d. c. on
wednesday, October q, at ,. N. Services
at 81. PauTs Church. Rock Greek. at 2:3d
n m oc25-2t-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01

not disposed to lay on flesh, but rather
devotes her food to milk making. A
strong constitution is necessary, and
this is secured in the dairy COW by
deep chest with good width, particu-
larly on the floor of the chest, rather
than by great spring of rib. Thus, In
the beef animal the strength of consti-
tuition is secured by deep, wide chest
of cylindrical form; in the dairy COW,
by "a deeper chest, egg shaped with
large end down.
AS the supply of nutrients furnished
the blood to the mammary glands is
governed by the efficiency of the d.
gestive organs, large barrel is very
desirable, and is insured by long, well
sprung ribs, set wide apart. The open
iointedness of the back is merely an
indication of the general openness of
the skeleton which, as it gives large
roomy body, large for weight, is con-
sidered desirable.
The broad loin accompanies width
of headquarters and roomy barrel.
The width of hips, length and width
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01
THE DAIRY COW.

A prominent dairyman says: In Sc
lecting a COW the first thing to con-
slider is the udder, which should be
large but not fieshy. The size Of the
udder is more or less an indication of
the milk producing capacity of the
COW. The udder should come well for
ward and we'll back and up behind;
the teats should be medium size, well
placed and well set on. The veins that
extend along the abdomen in front of
the udder should be large, long and
the opening where they enter the body
large.
The next most important thing is a
large middle piece or belly. This is
an indication of the ability of the cow
to consume, and especially large
quantities of forage. The larger the
abdomen, all things being equal, the
less the grain that will be required.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01

of rump, and width between the pin
bones, are all indicative of large
|roomy pelvic region, well adapted to
Sustain the udder, and to the demands
made upon the female in giving birth
Ito young
Knowing the structures for the milk
secretion, it is clear that a long udder,
containing a great number of glandu-
lar structures which makes up the
milk glands, is favorable to large
secretion of milk; and this length OF
|udder is secured by a high attach
ment behind and by an extension well
forward on belly, of the udder mas
much as there should be in the udder
only glandular structures, connective
Tissue, blood vessels, nerves and such
|fibrous tissue as is necessary to sus-
tain the udder, no freshness should be
apparent if present, it. indicates the
presence of an unnecessary amount OF
tissues which can be of no use, and
which may interfere with the work
ing of the milk-secreting glands. The
teats merely serve to draw the milk
from the udder, and the only neces-
sary requirements are that they shall
permit of the passage of good stream
Iof milk, and shall be of size easily
grasped by the hand.
The milk veins discharge most OF
the blood which passes through the
udder, and hence are useful in deter
mining the blood flow. Large, long,
ltortuous milk veins, branching and en-
|tering the body by large milk wells al
most invariably characterize heavy
mixers.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01
CHIEF POINTS OF DAIRY COWS.
CONTINUED from Page ID


fixed a scale for judging.
Since the flow of milk depends pri-
marily upon the number, activity, and
efficiency of the milk glands; and Sec
ondly, upon the flow of blood to the
udder, and the nutriments contained in
the blood, it is clear that the stomach
and udder deserve the Importance at
tached to them; and since the nervous
system is closely coordinate to the
digestive system and directly controls
to a considerable degree, the flow of
blood to the udder it also deserves
close attention.
AS the abdomen and udder are the
chief manufacturing points, it is but
natural that extreme development in
these parts should be sought for; but
inasmuch as meat carrying capacity
and inclinations are not considered es-
sential in highly specialized dairy
cows, these have been neglected. This
has resulted in a general type, that
has been found to be good in milk pro-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01

duction: and this is considered, and
the importance of the different factors
indicated, in the following scale of
points:
General Appearance. Score.
2. Form-inclined to be wedged .
3 ou shageo fine, soft; skin
mellow loose, medium thick !.
ness; bone clean, fine ........ 6
4. Condition-lean, though vigorous,
appearance when in milk. -. 8
5. Muzzle--clean cut; mouth large;
G. Eves@iarge, blight, full, mild. :. /
I T. Face-lean. long, quiet express
sion ....'
9. Ears-medium size. yellow inside :.
10. Horns--fne, texture waxy. ..:;. 1
throat clean; light develop
ment ...............
Forequarters:
y. W ysas-. ant thin nh,,ons '.. J
IA. Legs-straight, short; shank fine 2
Body:
Is. chestIdeep, 10 low AL, girth large ~
16. Barrel-ribs broad, long, wide
apart; large stomach ........ 10
II. Back-lean, straight; open joint .
80 ed ...::;...... :..''''..'.''' :
10 t1oiH 49, 49, ''''' .
10. Navel-large 49,. ..:.....: 2
headquarters:
20. Hips-far apart, level ......... 2
21. Rump-long, wide ............. 2
%. Pin bones, or Thuris-high, wide
%. ra apart slim; fine hair in
a This s wit hin ,i;n.'iiocns:'.'..........
thighs, extending high and =
wide; large thigh ovals .....:
26. Udder-long, attached high and
full behind, extending far in
front and full flexible; quar-
tiers even and free from f1eshi-
81. Teats-large, evenly placed 49,. 5
%. Mammary veins-large, long, tor
tuous; branched with double
extension; large and numerous
milk wells ...... ............ 8
20. Legs-straight. Short shank fine 2
Total .......................1O 100
This scale of points serves to call
attention to the various parts of the
body structure and indicates their rela-
tive Importance.
There is no reason why dairy cow
must be narrow In front or wedge
shaped; but because Of the extreme
development of certain portions of the
body and neglect of the other portions,
such wedge-shaped type has resulted,
and is considered desirable by dairy
men.
The refinement about the head and
neck, and the lightness of the fore
quarters indicate that the animal Is
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01

The idea should be to secure an ami
NAL that will take a large quantity of
forage but a small amount of grain.
The next important thing is lean
but vigorous condition as indicated
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01

the markets weeks ahead OF the regular supply,
Equality prices will change to the highest fancy
prices. This has been proven many times. Do you
want to do this? You can by planting trees of
Stark Early Elberta peach
This the latest addition to list of trademark va
reies, and pushing with all the confidence which
characterized introduction of the Stark Delicious apple
Stark King David apple and other special trademark sorts
has tremendous commercial future before and those who
plant quickest those who will reap the greatest returns
Stark Early liberia peach seeding of the wellknown
Eberta but superior to in is better in quality
bright yellow flesh which juicy and skin thin but strong
and fuzzy In shipping and keeping qualities it equals
its parent In addition all these points of superiority
Eberta its biggest point is its of rpening two
weeks earlier than Elberta.
The originator of Stark Early Eberta Dr. Summer Gleason
Davis Co., Utah. wrote us last summer:
H Hale the peach king will here Friday and will nd, you his
@ % % the E says Rs Ebsa 1 weighing
::::i: e.: s; # 81 4: e.: ::;
Utah Agricultural Cole9e-E1 Experiment. Station
!ss 'ss sss s;s1
pme while Eber was green Fully
@ Issaos sss F sssss Es .bs E s
y :ss .is@ss $sas;
s TREE ss I'll 3ass and still the S0
z S s + & ] , de- s x' sf
A: F 1s a h:, 1 ssa o sed as eG' and
the first Ebeta twill no doubt play very important part
where do
kinds In liberia
additional
and when
original Ebea of the and which
will be greatly reduced The shipping
be Favor Horicultust Dec. g. 1908
Having shipping and keeping qualities thoroughly without
doubt the most valuable addition the commercial peach list that
introduced excellent
has rivaL Mah Hort Inspector Davis Co., Utah.
Owing the fact that the variety comparatively and
that time for propagang has been short stock limited
and the demand is bound to far exceed the supply
suggest early ordering
Stark Bros Nurseries & Orchards Co.
oclx Box 50 Iouisiana. Missouri. II. S. A.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01

by robustness. thin thighs, lean condi-
ton of the shoulders, rump, loin and
back. A deep chest with large heart
girth is an indication of strength and
ability to endure.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-03-01
Quality fruit brings quality I

but if in addition to quality you deliver fru
the markets weeks ahead of the regular sup
Equality prices will change to the highest {:
prices. This has been proven many times Do
want to do this? You can by planting trees of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
PAELE PILIKEA TEAPOT
(Conilnued from Page ~

the regular monthly expense account
sent In by that official.
The road committee. through Su.
pervisor Quinn, are not at all pleas.
ed with the efforts Of Paele.
They are reluctant to refer to
Paele as good and faithful SER
want" but, on the other hand,
charge that much unnecessary ex-
pcnse is being heaped upon the coun-
ty by what Is termed In the report
as "a terrible waste of money" The
committee insist that steps should
he taken To cause Paele to be more
diligent In business in serving tho
county"
II has been found that II cost
Paele entirely too much to feed the
horses and mules under his juris-
diction. His feed bill for each ami
NAL is placed at $1.O3 per day more
than the cost for feeding animals In
any other district In the county.
The horses are said to be eating
their heads on" and great are the
reported onslaughts In high-priced
feed and forage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
SUPERVISORS
SAY MAHOPE:
Waikiki and Other Roads
Must Bide Their
Time

There will be nothing doing along
the line of the immediate oiling and re-
pairing of Waikiki Road by the city
and county authorities There is no
money available at present and be-
sides 1t Is contcnded that the work
could be accomplished to much better
advantage at the close Of the rainy
season.
Residents from asng that famous
and picturesque highway between the
Seaside Hotel and Diamond Head have
been clamoring for relief from the
present disircssful condition of the
highway. Their appeals have reached
Mayor Fern and the Board of Super
visors but they have been told that
patience In this particular instance Is
q prime virtue and within a few
months the road department will place
that portion of Waikiki road In first
class condition.
Seven hundred dollars per month
has been appropriated by the road
committee to be set aside for the pur-
pose of building and maintaining the
Palolo Valley Belt road, a portion of
which thoroughfarc Is now under con.
struction.
The request Of the Pacific Guano
and Fertilizer Company that the por.
ton of the roadway passing their
premises be widened, will not be
granted for the present at least. The
matter may be taken up at a later
date, after such districts In the city
and county Of Honolulu now In great.
or need for immediate attention, ar.
disposed OF.
The proposition to macadamize a
portion of Wakahalulu Road Is said
Will not cost great deal of money.
Several people residing along that
thoroughfare have brought the matter
to the attention of the county author.
tiles. II is claimed that there Is a
great amount of travel over the road
and its present condition Is a disgrace
to any selfrespccting community. The
repair Of the highway has been ord.
cred by the board.
When II was learned that the total
cost to place the Kalaiokalani Road
would not cost over 500. the work has
been ordered done without further de
lay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
f. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd.
The Busiest Store on "1OnoluIus Busiest Street,

eleven consecutive years had been
unable to stop the annual saturnalia
and night voice parade. could be ei-
iectiye this year, and went ahead
with their plans.
On Tuesday they were given to
understand that the Mayor meant
what he said, but, Oh the other hand,
was not taking the step out of de-
sire for popular applause, but would
let them relieve themselves from
embarrassment by making the an
nounccmcnt that they had changed
the plans for the ball, and were 20
ing to give concert.
To-day throughout the First ward
there was a howl by patrons to get
their money back, 100000 worth OF
tickets having been sold.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
ASSAULT At IWILEI

There was a hurry.up call for the
patrol wagon to go down to Iwilei
about II o'clock this morning. A biz
row was reported to be under way,
but when the Sheriff and police Off.
Ger arrived It was found that az usual
matters had been exaggerated n lot.
Two men were conveyed to the pn-
lice station-one as a penitent, and
the other as a prisoner. II appears
that IA man named Joe Peter assaulted
John Coleman as he lay asleep in his
room, but beyond damaging his eye
no harm was done.
Coleman will he treated by the pc.
lice doctor and Peter will have to face
Judge Andrade tomorrow morning on
charge of assault
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
HUR RAH!!
2 Days more
For Christmas Shopping

We doing the largest holiday business in history,
and fully prepared to handle the crowds that will throng
our store this week
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
POPE HoNoRs SOUTHERN PRIEST

Los Angeles, Dec. S.--Impressivo
ceremonies. investing Father =. j.
Stockman of the Convent o: the Sis
tcrs of the immaculate Heart o,
Mary, at East Hollywood, with the
titles OF Monsignor and Chamberlain
To the Pope. were conducted today by
Bishop Conaty. While visiting Rome
recently Bishop Conaty received from
Pope Plus the authority to advance
Father Stockman. and the formal ce?
emory of the invcstiture. of the purpl"
robe today was conducted in thn
chapel Of the convent, Monsigno,
Stockman Is sixty'four yc1rs of age
and was ordained priest In this city
In 1874.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22

No. aiILLFr'A Are N
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
SATURNALIA BLOCKED
BY CHICAGO MAYOR
ZIG BALL WHICH HAS BEEN A
FEATURE OF WINDY CITY
FOR YEARS is TABUED BY
MAYOR BUSSE.

CHICAGO, December ll.-Rcvela-
tons in the City Hall today brought
TO light that as long ago as last Mon
day Mayor Busse fatty informed the
two Aldermen from the First ward
that he would not permit them to
give at the Coliseum on Monday
night the dance which was abandon
cd yesterday afternoon after per-
sistent crusade They were 10th to
believe that the opposition which for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
SUPERVISORS MEET
ON TUESDAY

There is a large amount of business
to come before the next meeting of
the Board Of City and County Super.
visors which has been called for next
Tuesday at noon. II Is possible that
the recently introduced hack and a,l.
tomobile ordinance and perhaps the
Aylett milk ordinance will be brought
up for a first reading. The appoint
mcnt of several meat inspectors Is
also mooted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22

SHERWlN WILLIAMS STENCIL
OUTFITS
For stencil:ng Cushions. Window
Curtains, etc.
SET B" $l.00
SET "A" $l.50
CHILDREN's GARDEN SETS
Csc Set
Three Picccs)
LADIES' GARDEN SETS
$1.25 Set
(Three Pieces)
READING STANDARD
MOTORCYCLES
The machine that stands the wear.
sBNDOW GRIP DUMB.BELLS
For men, women and children
the best exercise yet.
SAFETY RAZ0RS
Gillette. Enders, Auto Strap,
Gem. Jr.
GUNS, FISHING TACKLE.
BASEBALLS, FOOTBALLS
and
SPORTING GOODS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22

81 have been afflicted with nasal
csfarrh TO such degree that 1t affected
my hearing.
"This was contracted some twenty
years ago by being exposed TO draughts
and sudden changes Of temperature.
al have been under the treatment Of
specialists and have used many drugs
recommended as specifics for catarrh
in the head and throat-all TO no pur.
pose.
"About three years ago ] was induced
By confrere in Office TO try Pcruna.
"After some hesitation, as ! had
doubts a. to results after SO many
failures, gave Peruna trial, and an
happy TO state that after using eight OF
ten bottles Of Peruns lam much IN.
proved in hearing, and in breathing
Through the nostrils."
The following wholesale druggist
will supply the retail trade: BEN.
SON, SMITH & CO., Honolulu, Ha.
wall
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
BRIDGE FOR WAiAlUA.

A resolution appropriating the sum
Of $500 for the construction of "A
bridge In the Waialua district has
been introduced before the Supcrvls.
ors by the Road Committee and 1t has
passed first reading.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22
NASAL CATARRH
PRODUCES DEAFNESS
RELIEF IN Pc .RU-NA.

Mr.. r. J. Arlcss, 40l City Hall Ave.,
Montreal, Quebec, is an old gentleman
Of wide acquaintance, having served
thirty.eight years in the General Post
Office Of Montreal, record which
speaks for itself. Concerning his use Of
Peruna, see letter given below.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22

Hoax-Dont you think IT'S outrage
Gus the prices these milliners charge
for hats? JoaX-Oh. | don't know.
Hoax-Y0u don't know, ct? It's very
evident you are not u married mnn
Wrong. married miillncr.--
Philadelphia Record
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-22

XXX. TOOL CABINETS
Containing FL highest grade,
guaranteed tools.
$500
HANDY HOUSEHOLD KITS
Containing tools and everything
handy about the home: So items.
$3.50
UMBRELLA STANDS.
FERN DISHES,
JARDINIEREs AND PEDEsTALs
In all the new color effects, in
Brown, Dark Green and Ivory.
Buy a useful Christmas present
that will last a lifetime.
WILCOX G. GIBBS
AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE
CHINA
Our stock is six times larger than
former seasons Every item has
been selected with great care to
avoid duplicates, and includes
COALPORT. MlNTON, LIMOGES,
HAVILAND. AUSTRIAN AND GER.
MAN CHINA.
ELECTRIC READING LAMPS
No two alike; complete with the
latest designs in colored glass
shades; very handsome.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-11-19
A GIRLS SACRIFICE.
Marries to Prevent Worthless Fellow
from Committing Suicide.

Lillian Randall, the 22-year-old daugh-
ter of Christopher Bussman, ii Brooklyn
carriage manufacturer. who married
Walter Randall, Ito save his life" had
the marriage annulled in the supreme
court Lillian was 16 years old and
Walter was two years her senior, when
on February II, 1903, they were mar
ried at the Little Church Around the
Corner. She told the court she never
lived with her husband. returning to her
own home the night she became a bride
why did you marry WalterT the court
asked. Il knew him about two and u
half years" she replied. He kept ask
ing me to marry him and | told him
did not wish to, and one day he said tC
me- If you don't marry me | am going
to kill myself. and he showed me the
pistol. We were walking along Riverside
drive when he told this to me. So
said to him, Rather than see you do that
| will marry you After l did marry
him l regretted it, because he did not
treat me right" Bussman said that
three weeks after the secret wedding
Lillian took him to the place where Wal
ter was at work and said, That's him
pa" Young Randall. he said, turned
and addressed me as follows: Well this
daughter of yours is my wife. | want
my marriage with her annulled.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-11-19
ENGINE STALLS ON INSECTS.
Grand Trunk Flyer Flows Into Swarm
of Flies and Stops.

A few years ago the Grand Trunk
flyer going east was i'll hard luck, says
the Ottawa Citizen. At Napance the
steam box on the big engine got over
worked, or something, and refused to
continue the journey. The timely ar
rival of freight train helped. The cars
were shunted to a siding and the freight
engine brought into commission on the
express, taking it as far as Brockville,
when another large engine was secured.
Now comes the peculiar part Of the
troubles of that train. When about
twenty miles out of Cornwall it ran
into sea of peculiar flies. There were
millions of them-perhaps billions-but
the train was going so fast it was inn
possible to count them.
The cars became quite dark as the
train ploughed through the mass of in
sects and then the train came to another
sudden stop. The engine was full Of
flies The little things were ground into
mass in the driving rod. They were
in everything on the engine.
The train had been ploughing through
the flies at Il mile a minute for several
miles. The track was covered with
crushed insects and the engine wheels
baked at going round ON it. After a
little persuasion and a lot of cleaning
up the train went upon its way again.
On arrival at Montreal the engine pre-
sented truly curious spectacle. The
bars of the cOwcatcher were filled right
up with flies On the front of the en-
CINE they We're several inches thick.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-11-19
Girls Make 100000.

Closing a deal by which they came
into possession of three sections of land
in Weld county, including contract for
water rights amounting to 100000. Miss
Cornelia kirkpatrick and her sister Ra-
chel Of Denver. Colo, may look upon
100000 as the result of two years of
careful handling of investments. They
started with a small payment on a tract
of land, paying So an acre. II was en-
tirely paid for when an opportunity came
to sell it for $4,000. a clear profit of
S2S an acre in two years. BY careful
planning and reinveSting the deal recent
~ closed involved in all 500 ,G40.