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The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-29
For Sale.

Some choice Barred Plymouth Rocl
cockrels. Adde'S Mrs. S. II. Ayers
Morrill,, Kas. Aft
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-29

After a long delay and much
%squabbling street paving in Falls
City is well under way, and soon
the proud resident can truthfully say
to the rest of the world, I'VE have
paved streets in Falls City'-it
would not be good grammar" you
know, to say we have paved "~street,
so the use of the plural is admissible.
When a young, growing city gets its
first taste of street paving, it takes a
step in the right direction, and that,
first taste, that first block, invariably
allays much of the contention and
objection against t,and the work, from
time to time goes ahead until the
city is well paved-it is that first
block that is difficult to secure; after
hat is laid civic pride does the
rest. Stone street, paved across the
city will prove a blessing to every
man, woman and child, loafer II
knocker within the corporate limits,
and to many hundreds of outsiders
who trade here, Push it along.
Much has seer written about the.
red checked school girl, Is she
goes tripping along with her books I'M
der her arms" and there ought to
be much written and said of her, for
she is really an important factor in
the makeup of the human family.
She may giggle at times to excess,
according to your way of thinking,
and may talk in a lofty manner OF
school customs that did not pevail in
our time; n she may appear
long on English Literature and
short on reading, writing and spell
ing-to you; but you must remem-
Der that the years have brought a
little sourness to our nature and
that you are scarcely fit to sit in
Judgment upon the ~red-cheeked bri
gade of the public schools. She's
climbing up the hill, o know, and
can see the sunrise every morning;
you are going down hill, and the sun
set is your portion.
Before another week has rolled
round the county election will have
taken place and ''the people spoken"
Sore spots there will be in some
quarters, but peace, harmony and
goodwill abides not where politics
-abide-that is an impossible state of
affairs. But sore spots heal. There
are lotions and liniments, hot appli-
cations and heroic treatment that
will allay the most serious political
confusion, and it is well to apply the
same early, very early following the
affray. Don't nurse a crouch. Shake
hands with your late opponent and
say something nice, wen if you do
have to stutter.
4 have lived to the ripe old age
of seventy-nine years, and it seems to
me that III the %aggegate, that in that
time the world has grown better"
So remarked an old and honored
citizen to a group of listeners one day
last week. and" he continued, lin
no one direction has it improved so
much as in the mercy shown dumb
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-29

People nowadays are ruled largely
by custom. At this time of the
year it is in order to remark that
chicken surpasses turkey, and that
as a Thanksgiving dinner offering it
has no superior. 1t is perfectly prop
er to talk of the nice fat hen' just
now, and declare that you refuse to
be robbed in order to have turkey,
but you know you'll eat turkey
Thanksgiving, and that the nice fat
hem won't have a ''look-in." Turkey
comes high, but we must have tits
a custom, and besides, turkey-any
old turkeys powerful good eating.
Save the nice fat hen" for the
preacher.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-29
Point i'm Question
THE KINDLY CRITIC

brutes. Take that little incident on
Stone street a few days since, of the
oyerworked horse. Did you notice
the pity, commiseration, and indigna-
ton that incident evoked? 1t is the
same everywhere. A very large per
cent of mankind today is the cham
pion of the dumb brute. And it was
not always thus. | have seen the
day right here in Falls City, on Stone
street, that abuse and cruelty to
a dumb brute failed to elicit ven a
faint objection. We are all getting
better and kinder, | believe, and es-
pecially to dumb brutes.'
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-29

The Missouri paw paw is here,
wrapped in tissue paper, just like
real fruit. But despite the tissue COW
ering, it has that same old malarious
look and one can hardly keep from
chilling as he gazes on them. Pos
sibly the day will come when hickory
buds and red haws will be classed
as edibles, but the paw paw, along
with slippery elm, acorns, and wild
cherries will eve grow popular.
The basket ball season is ON. Good
healthy sport; a good muscle-maker,
a good sleep producer, and as an
appetite-coaxer it has no equal among
the young folks. A good game, when
not INDUCED in to Xcess It is
very important that boys and girls
get an education; to become the best
basket ball player on earth is a
secondary matter. A little basket
ball playing along with education
getting is a fine thing, but there are
natures that absorb athletics much
lore readily than they do mathemat-
les, hence We often see students, fin
ished students, so called, if you
please, that have been famous half
backs, and quarter-backs, runners,
jumpers and vaulters, that. TO use
an old, time-honored expression,
don't know enough TO pound sand
down a rat hole" Don't push the
dear children too strong ON athletics.
1t may be that they already sleep and
eat well, and as for muscle-making,
there's the broom and the saw-buck.
-
| have always c%Ontcnded that
David, the psalmist of Israel, was an
athlete, an that while the Lord was
with him, that proficiency with
the sling-that practice, which makes
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-29
Reasons Why the Great
Majestic You Should Buy

1st-lt has the reputation of being the best range money can buy.
2nd-lt not only has the reputation, but is the best range made,
and VI will prove this to you If you will let US.
and of Charcoal Iron material that .resists rust 800 per cent
greater than sted), is riveted together artieht. No heat escapes
or cold air enters range, thus uses very little fuel to do perfect
work.
4thr-The reservoir alone is worth the price of the range ove any
other reservoir made. 1t bons IS gallons of water; is heated
like a tea kettle, with pocket against lefthand lining, and is NOV
able, and sets o n a frame, hence cannot yea out. When water
gets too hot it can be moved away from fire.
q for repairs; last three times as long bake
you knew positively that the above state
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01
LESS EXPENSIVE Stocks
ARE NOW TAKEN UP.

There We're new names in the
Stock Exchange report this forenoon.
Walalua holds its own and is fulfill
ing the prediction OF the early part
Of the week that II will reach par.
One enthusiast from down the road
says II will 90 to one hundred and
twenty.
The less expensive stocks took a
turn. Olaa sold well. The men who
want to make money on sharp rise
are also taking In such lots of Nc
Bryde as are offered Honokaa sold
in fair-slzed blocks ut SIS, and the
brokers had little amusement on
change by taking up iye-share
blocks of Oahu Railway at good
price. Pioneer Mil is one OF the
new ones that is moving up with
comparatively little OF the stock COM
ing out. The quiet time In Hutchin-
son is said to be due to the arrival
of some four thousand shares for To-
cal delivery. One of the financial
men of the city remarked yesterday
that the market thus far was GER
tainly an investors market.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01
Sells
KONA INTEREST
John Hind In Combine To
Handle Cook Coffee
Development

withdrawal of the j. u. Castle
interests from that part Of Kona Gov
cred by the Captain Cooke Coffee com.
pany has involved ono Ct the largest
transactions OF recent days, outside
the sugar industry. .....
Castle not very long aga Fought MP
the coffee and pineapple interests that
w. w. Bruner had developed IN KOna.
Now he sells them back tn John Hind
OF Kohala and w. w. Brimer for the
stated figure OF 100000.
II Is generally believed that Caste
will devote his undivided attention to
the Strengthening up Of the lumber
business involved IN the Hawaiian Ma
hogany Company that IL now In pro.
cess of being wiped out by the fore.
closure Of the mortgage held by the
Hawaii Development Company. of
which l.. A. Thurston is president. Al.
though the Mahogany Company dis.
appears the business goes on. and It
is thought that the departure of J. u.
Castle for the Coast on the steamer
Lurline yesterday has to do with the
new contract for the manufacture of
railroad ties for the Sante Fe railroad
at an increased figure. This new con.
tract will probably be made with the
Hawaii Development Company.
The report was general yesterday
that the purchase made by Hind In.
cludcd the large pineapple interests
Of Castle on this island aud especially
no acknowledgements
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01

Sales-Between Boards: 100 Olaa,
$3.50; 100 Onomea. 1880; 9 waialua.
800; 63 Olaa. $3.50: 50 McBryde.
s3.62k; 20 Eva, $295O: 20 Eva,
$3.50; 10 Waialua. $3.50: 20 Oahu
Sug. Co., $3.50; 20 Oahu Sur. Co.
$3.50. Session: 80 Ilonokaa. SIS: 80
Honokaa, SIS; so IIonokaa, SIS: 80 Nc.
Bryde, s3.G2h; Eva. s2912h: 5 o.
n. Il l.. Co, sl22; 5 o. r. & l.. Co,
$122; s o. X. a l.. Co.. s122: 5 o. r. G.
l.. Co. 1922; 5 o Il. & l.. Co, s122; 5
o. II. & l.. Co.. 1922
Dividcnds-April / 1909: Haiku. IN
per cent; Paia, ~ per cent; Pioneer,
2 per cent; Hon II. T. & l.. Co, Com.
QUAR- per cent. $3.50
Latest sugar quotation, ass cents or
$3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01
ENGINEER UHLIG HERE

Ed. POLITE always brings some
friend with him to share the pleasures
OF the Honolulu climate. This time he
Is accompanied by Carl UhliS of San
Francisco, Mr.. Uhlig Is one of the
famous engineers OF San Francisco
lie designed the dock system Of the
city and has served for many years
as harbor commissioner. The first
thing he did this morning was to at.
tend the session of the Legislature.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01

NURSERYMAN FOUND DYING
San. Jose, Cal, March 22,-Ray Gil
man of Fresno, a young nurseryman,
was found in dying condition in
St James Park about 10 O'Clock to-
night 81 have taken poison" he
stated to the olllcer who found him
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01
Call for Sullivan's Hack 300.

Call for Sullivan's Hack 29O.
DR.. Moore of the Marine Hospital
service Is very sick at the Queens Hos.
pital
1; you are looking for any Of your
frlend3 go to the Two Jacks" and
,ou'll find them.
Inter.Island and o. r. a J.. shipping
hooks for Gale at the Bulletin
Office. so each.
Special favOrs are offered during the
month Of April by the Harrison Nh.
tusl Association.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., foi
Lp.to.dats repairs.
Manuel Rodrigues. shoemaker, has
removed from Bethel st. to Union St,
with W. Thorne Fine shoe repairing.
Fresh mango chutncy, hot and mild.
on sale at all the stores. and the fac.
tory, 1874 Hotel street. Try some; It Is
delicious.
The Industrial Edition of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, so cents at Bull
letin Office.
+. w. Terry will speak Of his Notes
on Iiongkong Insects" at the annual
meeting of the Hawaiian Entomologic.
al society to be held at $3.50 this after
noon.
II you are thinking OF taking a
trip abroad, better learn to speak
French or German. Prof. Mathews.
81 Young Hotel, guarantees to teach
| you In five weeks.
Blom will sell you sheets and
sheeting, pillow cases and pillow cas-
ing, at third on regular prices this
week. The bargains are great. DO
not miss the opportunity.
The meeting of the Mems Club of st.
Andrews Cathedral, which was an.
nOunced for tonight, has been post.
poned ON account of the death OF Mrs.
Brincke"hon. DR.. Brinckcrhon was
10 be the principal speaker Of the even.
Ing.
Albert GlesCCkc of TIC Knight.Camp.
hell Music Co Of Denver. Colo. with
his wife and child. left on the Lurline
yesterday for their home after a short
visit In Honolulu with his brother
They were agrceably surprised at the
beauty and grandeur Of the Islands
having also visited the Volcano, and
viii hereafter be Boosters for Ha
wall"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Any Bulletin news boy will
take orders for the big Industrial Edi-
ton at the regular price Of fifty
cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01
WANTS
WANTED

Well-educated young man with some
banking and mercantile expert
ence. wants work. Is willing to
turn his hand to anything and for
anything until he proves his
worth, Address "C-14," Bulletin
Office. 4274-1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01
FOR SALE
LOST

Gold watch and fob, on Alexander
st. near Wilder Ave Finder call
at thisl Office and receive reward
I274-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-01

SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed
Proposals for Dry Dock" will be re-
ceived at the Bureau OF Yards and
Docks. Navy Department, Washing
ton, until IL o'clock a. m, May 22,
1909, and then and there publicly
opened, for constructing concrete
dry dock at the Naval Station, Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii. Plans and specifi-
cations can be obtained on applica-
ton to the Buren, or to the Com
mandant of the Naval Station named.
upon deposit OF 500 as security
for their return. r. c. HOLLYDAY,
Chief OF Bureau. March IS. 1909.
4274-Apr. /, s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28
JAKE WELLS
NOT BANKRUPT
He is Continuing In Bust
ness and Discharging
All Obligations. Z.

The following correspondence from
Richmond 10 the Snow World Will be
read with interest here, where Jake
" els Is we'll known.
The first and only authentic state
ment bearing upon the reported re-
tlrement of Jake Wells from the office
of general manager of the Leath
Theatrical Company. which controls
the six first class theaters in Virginia,
and the subsequent denial of that re-
port by Mr.. Wells mas just been hand
ed exclusively to this correspondent.
The information is supplied by W
GTeanOr Neal. of the directorate of
the Leath company. It is well to
state. IN view of the confusion OF
facts and friction caused by garbled
interviews with Nr. Wells appearing
in the southern newspapers and mis-
statements affecting the interests with
which he is identified, that only the
officers and directors of the company
are competent TO explain the real
status OF affairs.
Mr.. Wells IS the general manager
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the same appearances and the self
same pace noted in larger places is
beginning TO manifest itself.
Mothers allow their debu5ante
daughters TO indulge in every variety
OF physical extreme-for the fearful
Nv important Nsason that she must
De SucceSs-and perhaps who
knows-that she may marry. Well,
This last Is a particularly brilliant
idea
First, wear your daughter ont com
Tletely and systematically b. a Sc
res of continued and unwanted activ-
itieS-making her a success, mind you.
until her eyes lose their lusJTe and
she drags about a faded and rather
damaged article as 10 loOks-when,
presto, young Mr. Worth While IS
expected to swOOp down On this partic-
ulsrly bedraggIed appearing little fe-
male and marry her,
Such a reasonable planning among
the mammas, too.
And its a ten to one shot If the So
ciety girl is not married young she
never viii be.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28
The Ways of Women and the World
4 SUNDAY DdORA1NG "PREACALE77' :: By Bonnie 8uyuham

Now that Pensacola bows in sack
cloth and ashes in honor of the holy
Lententide, and the harassed little
society woman who has been keeping
up the pace and appearances during
the recent strenuous season is allow
ing herself the real luxury of a breath
ing spell-a proper, stylish breathing
spell be II known, an excellent OpDor-
tunity is afforded for studying her, an
example of all Womankind.
Since the days of Eve and the I'M
fortunate apple. women. as a rule,
have pursued an eFTatfc, hystericai
course of extremes which have made
her interesting at times-and foolish
elias, upon many occasions.
Among other things, she almost in
variably wastes a lot Of valuable en-
ergy.
10 may be due to her ubOrn enthu-
siasm and her naturally energetic at
tltude toward the things of life in gen
erai, but the result is sure and GER
tain; she wears herself out mentally
and physically a long time before It
was meant that she shouId-with what
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28

little gainI
Most of US work mighty hard to en-
joy ourselves-snd recuperate at leis-
uTe-
If Lent had been invented" and in
4 latter day, the forty days of rest
and relaxation would probably have
been meant for this same strenuous
little lady who is racing and tearing
the very life from her veins by her
insane mode of living.
Lent Grows More Fitting.
If there has ever been a people in
the history of the worlds progress
who actually have needed the forty
days Of common sense and general
Lenten practices, il is the people of
the twentieth century-and the wom-
en-
''Americanitis. or the great pace
that kills" is surging and singing in
these up-to-date veins Of ours in a
manner which auguFs we'll for a great
er age of general development-to
which we form but a stepping stone.
This great up-to-date hullabalOO
and hubbub IS all right, probably, for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28

Maybe she doesn't care-some do
but the modification of poor mamma
If this same poor little debutante
with her dropping wings and her BLACK
Tinged eyes does not cry out in heT
need for the Lententide, / should like
10 know why,
And the Workers.
II must be downright hard or the
ordinary little business girl to- gain
that tremendously difficult and awk-
Ward reputation Of being a clever wO-
man" The average clever woman,
be il known. is grossly and most thor
cughly misunderstood by men and NO
men alike.
There are the jealous; there are the
curious. and worst Of all. those who.
wishing 10 simulate close and mu-
mate acquaintance with her, come
forth with startling highly colored
bits of so-called information concern
ing her. for the edifcatiOn OF the pub
lie.
Most of the women are not averse
10 rolling her name about as a sweet
and unusual moTsel of gossip IN
mouths which are fixed for the pur-
pose.
Perhaps she doesn't csrc-and STILL.
maybe sac dOesi
At any rate, if her heart is in her
work which. after all is EeT life, and
her one fixed purpose IS to succeed
honestly and through motives which
are beyond reproaCh. she would. after
all. in the words of the great Blanche
Walsh. much prefer being called a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28
MOTHERS
FRIEND

really nice girl than the 'eleverest
There are many of these feminine
I workers in Pensacola who are stav-
/ ing ahead in the burning hope of ac-
JualIy and truly amounting TO some
/ thing.
A great many women in the bust
ness world are equal in their hysteric
energy TO tneir sisters whose tired
I eyes droop in the glitter and glamour
of society.
Being a woman, some employers
expect a great deal of her.
This is probably no more than right,
considering the fact that she really is
out Of the sphere for which she was
originally intended, but still she can
be sober and nard working and ca
pa bic and respectable all right with
out enthusiastically insisting upon do
ing the work of two or three able-bod
led men.
Sometimes she does this-but it's
generally to her own sorrow and the
amusement Of her friends. After her
daily bout with the business world,
she snatches what pleasure and ex-
element she can at night as a climax
to a nerve racking day.
If Lent will mean a strict reldxa-
ten after the honorable work of the
day is done---if she will be called
upon 10 seek the rest and TepoSe "af-
ter hours" which her tired little body
so frsntically Graves, instead of
msdIy careering about in the vain,
vain search for social pleasure, then
she, too, must certainly need Lent, and
need it badly.
And at Lasts
Poor misguided little Goth century
WomanIs
Whether in the great white light of
your social circles. or among those
with whom you are working side by
side in the business world, how mad
YOU are to expend all the splendid God
given energy of your wonderful wo-
manhood,
1 Look about you!
You viii see it even n this match
less city of ours whose daily routine,
with il all is so pleasantly. fautlessIy
planned from the present day stand
point. at least
Let's think it over,
Let our Lenten tide thought be di-
reCted toward more proper and GER
tainly much saner governing course
Of our daily life-let temperance in
all mysterious physical things be our
new born and sanctified resolution,
Wherever We are. our destiny is as
Il fixed star, and We should be care
fUl indeed to make ourselves worthy
OF the divine plan which governs us
all. and then
With q broader, more reasonable,
and by far a more satisfactory under
standing of everyday life, emerge into
The bright glsring world again at East
ertide, with plans that are good and
with resolutions. the fUlfillment of
which will mean not only much for
ourselves, but for all things
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28

the men whose brain and Drawn are
requisite, and for the percentage OF
unseXed women, / suppose, whom fate
has called 20 work shoulder to should
er with these lords of creative power,
but with the average high bred Wo-
man pursuing the ways of today when
society has also taken on decided
tinge of the strenuous life-and with
those of the lower classes bending
and stTaining their very life away in
sweat shops, one cannot but wonder
what the future generation is to be,
and what sort of men and women are
10 be born from these TWO extremes
OF eTratic wOmankind, in whose hands
VIII lay the golden key Of q great and
mighty era,
Little, thoughtful Pensacola wonl-
ar think of this, in your Lenten soil
tude.
Pensacola Not So Bad.
Pensacola has not, admittedly
reached a particularly strenuous pc
Rod, socially speaking, but she is
tTending that way.
The same mad effort to keep up
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28
Twas a Glorious Victory.

A mans life has been saved, and now
Dr. Kings New Discovery is the talk
Of the town for curing c. V. Pepper
Of deadly lung hemOrrhages- 4 could
not work nor get about" he writes,
and the doctors did me no good, but.
after using DR.. Kings New Discovery
three weeks, l feel like a new man.
and can do good work again For
weak, sore or diseased lungs, coughs
and Colds, HemOTrhages, Hay Fever
LaGripVe, Asthma or any Bronchial
affection IT stands unTivaled. Price
SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Sold
and guaranteed by all druggists
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6ABY7S
VOICE,

he ordeal through which mother
she looks forward dread the hour when she shall feel the
motherhood Every should know that the danger
OF Childbirth be avoided the Mothers Friend which
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28

TenQerS phaDle all the parts,
assisting nature in its work.
By its aid thousands of
women have passed this
criSin safety dsas Se per S S9isls IF
book Of information to women sent free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
Atlanta. Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-28

Our installment system is as clean
ence IS you pay a little each week
Courteous statesmen are ready to W
how we can save you money. Cor
full particulars as to how we can al