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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Reflections of q Bachelor Girl
BY MAUD MARIE
its own reward.

Bgamy is it's own reward. If matches are made in Heaven. some of them must get awfully mixed in the packing
 and shipping A man treats his conscience like a slate;
 every now and then he washes it clean with tears of repentance-in order that he may
 have more room to go on making bad marks. George Washington may have been an ideal
 husband, but as a lover most women prefer
 nice imaginative person like Ananias to the kind of man who 'cannot tell lie.' Funny how women who are most vigorous in denouncing mere man are the ones who always fatter him by initiating his hair cut and his linen collars! A man $ love will subsist great deal long CT on the hope of kiss than on gratitude for one.
 A wise woman won't fall in love with a man before she knows him thoroughly-and
 even foolish one won't afterward. The first sign of love in man is his will-
 ingness to quarrel with you; as long as he re-
 aims perfectly polite you may be certain that
 he doesn't regard you in the light of possi-
 ble wife.
 Ever since the Lord made Adam present of Eve man has looked upon woman as sort
 of cotillion favor put here for his amusement. One reason there are so many unhappy so-
 ciety marriages is because in society most
 people marry for position rather than for
 disposition.
 Men say they admire woman who is "per- fecty square, but it's the perfectly round
 kind that they usually marry. Love is the sugar that takes the bitter taste
 out of life.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Representative System

From the Chicago Record Herald
 How the United States is to secor, representative system winch VII lessen the evils growing out Of 'D' overemphasiS of district loyalty at 'H, expense of national loyalty IS one '' the problems for the future to sow No one would today suggest that Vu' congressmen and senaDors shouiu directly chosen to represent lndus.''S 2. instead of localities. But certain U y that senator directly represen'ns the cotton or iron industries, knoNn V the people as such and unable 70 n'r. w himself behind flamboyant ora'0,! about the "people " of hi state, "Oul' be bftter under control than one no~ inaliy representing state but ae'uaL, a group of industries. The man will furnish the idea for more '' fective basis of popular represen'Ss''s; '; win prove one of the most yaiaso'' '" our political inventors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Hot Weather Advice

From the Detroit Free Press.
 Too much vigorous exercise is bad 10 the hot summer. So is too much heat ing fuel--means, alcoholic drinks, and others dietary artic>s that belong properly to cool months. They drive the bodily temperature up the scale Close clothing. too, prevents the heat from escaping. Take things easier these coming months. Dress as be fits the conditions. Eat moderately and of a summer diet. If possible, gel out in the country often. If you have to stay in town, see that you carry no ertra weight in work, worry or any no extra weight in work, worry or any you can, especially at night. Listen to the safety alarm s warning. A long hot spell may be coming in spite Oi the icefelds in the North Atlantic,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
MORNING SMILES
Modishly AtGred

>In stylish waterproof and hose
 And dainty high-heeled ties, Downtown my lady gayly goes,
 Nor needs the dripping skies. A shelter from the weather rough To seek she doesn't deign; She feels that she is smart enough To stay out i'll the rain.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
A New Language

From the San Francisco Globe.
 One day while George Ade WAS ,,,r cling in the Orient he came upon a fol passenger in heated discussion ui,. an old Arab. The lady, school teach CT from Indiana, complained to N, Ade that after studying Arabic fo, years, in preparation for this trip. she could not understand a word the pa,iy. said.
 "Never mind,' said Ade, eopsol ingly. Cant you see that he hasp i, a tooth in his head? He's talking gun. Arabic.D
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
La Toilette Defines q Spade

From the Kansas City Star. r..,
 It devolves upon Senator La ;r., to explain to the august senate ',- ysr wha, spade really it. The e1D s" i. republicans contend that pau. ,,. an oblong implement of agI', g1a ,bs, while many of the demvera's nOlt ,.,sil a spade is really an excavat'ng '
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
whcrsin Taft Is Not to Blame

From the Dallas News. ,n
 Senator La Follette's effort to s'u1,. the blame for vicious tariff biii uP'' President Taft is not wholly iogN~ Mir. Taft may be responsible TOT 'O r very bad things. but hardly TOT ,, sr thing as unfortunate as the pS'''' democratic senators.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
White House on the Ioh

From the New York Evening Mail
 It is wise of Senator Aldrieh to COO suit the White House with reference to the tariff bill. There are multiply. ing signs that the occupant of those premises is on the job, and will be af ter the senate is done with it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
A Sensational Substitute

From the Detroit Evening News
 You are going to be accorded ,h. same kind of treatment that have re. ceived from you," said Senator Aldrieb to Senator La Toilette. Which is of ficia1 notiet that the Mosaic law-sp eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth-i. to be substituted for senatorial eour. tesy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
GLAD DAYS

Bright spirits make bright weather,
 Though clouds hang loao and drear; Loue pinS the dreams together -.
 With sunshine aud With cheer; Glad days are like glad faces,
 They shine from warmth aOithos And so God s sunshine chases r Each shadoW aud edch Sin
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
ALCOHOLISM IN SCHOOLS

It is fact familiar to students of sociology that the point or view or the environment of an observer often tends to exaggeration or even persion of statement. It IS to be hoped that this is the case with the assertion of a Red Cross phy ysician that 7S per cent of the children in the lower grades of the public schools of New York City are more or less accustomed to drinking alcoholic stimulants. "More or less' is an indefinite term of too much elasticity for scientific precision. It recalls the declaration made a few years ago by one of these social sen sationalists that an alarming percentage of the younger pupils in the same city went breakfast less to school. It required patient and labor ious investigations by agents of the board of education to brand that falsehood.
 This dealer in generalites, however, does not limit his assertion to New York City. No such pent-up restriction confines his pessimism He has formed the frightful conclusion, based upon premises wholly unspecifed, that ''degeneracy, mental deficiency, and other drawbacks to the proper education of youth have increased at a pace that affects the national health.' He throws i'll for good measure that alcohol
 'could'' be responsible for failures to pass ex- aminations, and adds as final climax the broad statement that drinking among women is in- creasng
 If these assertions be true, the ancient Greek penalty of making perverters of youth drink the fatal cup of hemlock might be revived fitly in Manhattan. If they are false, punishment should be devised meet to fit the offense of the exaggerator. The implied threat to social wei fare and to the national health is made even more serious by the fact that the. pupils in public schools areslargely the children of wage earners, who form the basis of the life of the republic. The inference that the domestic con duct of those who earn their livelihood by man ual toll is chiefly affected would be most alarm ing if warranted by sound evidence. The mere sounding of such an alarm however, invites in vestigation. The tale of the army of breakfast less school children was exploded at the touch of candid inquiry. If this vision of alcoholism among the pupils of the public schools of Man haitian be only specter, it should be dissipated in the light of truth. The subject is of more than local importance, for if such an evil exists in the great metropolis, it must be found among other compositions of population. The assertion about the increase of alcoholism among women is even more susceptible to accurate inquiry.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Fine June Topic. Anyway.

From the Jacksonville Times Union.
 Ebert Hubbard writes an artleie on "The Love that Last" ]" As he ha' tried ali sorts, he ought to know
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
She Subsidies

When the proud beauty goes
 To the beach Where there aren't many beaux Within reach When she finds she's but one
 In the crowd, Why, it isn't much fun
 To be proud.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Lanquaae of the SEums

"My dear woman," said the literary visitor, seeking local color in the slums do you ever castgate your offspringg''
 "Wotyer mean?" asked the lady of the tene- ment, with ,scowl at the fancy talk.
 "She means,' translated the accompanying settlement worker, 'do you ever wallop your kids9"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Hot Weather May Do It
5 Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
 There is an old fable proving tha, what the wind could not do the sun did easily. The blasts from the press have been futile to make congress ''get down to brass tacks." The efficacy Of temperature of loo in the shade sill now be tried.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Impsrtinent Query.

From the Little Falls (N. Y.- News
 Mrs. Fiske says the butcher IS non Ter tha nthe hunter Oh Bwana Tumbo' what do you think of thati
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Of course Gila county will do its share to- ward building that continental highway. It will be right in line with the proposed county road improvements, and Globe will be the most im- portant point on the continental line
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Tke Difference

"A woman likes to describe to her husband the pretty things she sees in cothes.''
 "Well?"
 But he sees lots of charming things in spring suits that he never says word about to his wife"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Just iR Time

Government is informed of a new anaesthetic that absolutely kills all pain. Everything com ing our way. Might scatter little around until the tariff argument is ended
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Charles Clark, just back from three month sojourn in the east, reports that Globe ot tnly has the eye but the full confidence If asten capital, and that soon money will Oe turing into the district. Keep right on pulling Cor tLe Greater Globe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
More Probable

He said he would pay me that money today or break leg"
 ''Did he break the leg?'
 Well. I'm not going to bother to call up the various hospitals. presume he found it more convenient to break the promise.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Needn't worry about how the country folk will vote. They know the value of good roads and will vote for the bond issue to man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Possibly

The fact that large and frequent fines are be- ing exacted from the beef trust by western courts may not be without its bearing upon the price of meat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

And now it is cautiously hinted that Mir. Till mans proposed tax on tea was merely sub- mitted as "joke." Ever since Mir. Tillman pulled off that famous minstrel show' in the senate, however, we have known that his jokes are often fearfully and wonderfully made
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

'The word chauffeur comes from the French and means 'burner,'" says a writer. Hence, doubtless, Ito scorch."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

More than 300 houses have been completed in Globe since January 1, 1909. What city in the southwest can approach this record7
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
Amoaq Girls

''I wish 1 were man. "Why?"
 "Oh, because" "You might at least think up mans reason.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Why not grade Cedar and Oak streets Prop erty owners are willing and the city should be able to arrange for it's share of the expense.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

that bond issue for better roads. Lega! ob- structions, if any exist, can easily be remrved.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

law. But, come to think of it, we cannot recall that Canada ever did like any of our tariff laws
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

X Florida man has been arrested for swear ing his wife is ten years younger than she really is. 0 tempora, o mores, and, especially, o southern chivalry!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Good roads will rapidly develop the wonder full resources of northern Gila. Hasten the bond election.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

"There is no such thing as love at first sight" says an Ohio minister We think it is a good bet this minister once thought other wise, nevertheless.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

The best town of it's size, or any other old size i'll the world--Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

And if the bosses are giving married men the preference, why don t you ask her today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Globe is destined to early become a city of home owners. The man who owns his own home will never be out of employment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

It is gratifying to hear that the late H. H. Rogers arranged things in his will in such wise that Mark Twain may never be worried again by adebt of financial nature. Mark has scat tered much sunshine in this world, and he cer- tainly ought not to be pestered in his old age by bill collectors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

San Diego county, California, will soon vote on a bond issue of $l,250,000 to improve the roads of that county. The value of good roads cannot be overestimated.
 Arizona is the great copper producing sec ton of the world. The territory holds the lead for the first five months of this year. and by such figures there is no danger of the honor and glory being wrested from her. Great is Arizona
 The Silver Belt goes regularly to something over 1000 readers in the great money md com mercial centers of the east. It is ;he only htws- paper published in the southwest that hls ny thing that resembles circulation in the cast, claims to the contrary notwithstanding.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Business is getting lively around local real estate offices. Don't be hindsighted; the time to invest in Globe dirt is right now, during the alleged dull months of the summer. In the fall your dollars will not go so far. Acquire that home today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

There used to be barkeeper down in Ala bama who invariably walked around in front of the bar and escorted the patron who had just partaken of one certain brand of whisky to the door with the remark: "I don't want any dis turbance around this place and I won't have it." Was that stuff whisky, Mir. Bowersi
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Good roads would early bring in the Payson district gold fields And millions would be added to the wealth of Gila county. Work for the bond issue.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

Houses and store buildings going up every where.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

The senior senator from Georgia says polit- ical platforms are meaningless. And he is pre- pared to prove it by means of nice little Ba- conian cypher of his own, too.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

When the dirt begins to fly Mesquite street will experience great big boom. Already, in the shadow of the simple promise, improve ments amounting to something like $50,O00 have been arranged for.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18

"The sum total of our knowledge in reference to the possibility of Mars being inhabited is that we know of no reason why it should not be- says scientist As the scientists also know of no reason why it should be, the sum total of their knowledge on that subject seems to be something like zero minus One
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
We regret to note that spirit in some of

We regret to note that spirit in some of our contemporaries to criticise harshy the town of Seney, Ga, because it has passed an ordinance forbidding the running of automo- piles in it's streets. They probably do not un- derstand that it is quite as little trouble to go around Seney as it is to go through it
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18


 AS sEcoNDcLAss NAH.
 zti8H}5 EEZE E}@||s|E5 E|sz 5EseD
 GLAD DAYS
 Bright spirits make bright weather,
 Though clouds hang lo0 and drear;
 LoUe pins the dreams together -. ...
 With sunshine aud with cheer;
 Glad days are hke glad faces,
 They shine from Warn,th withut-
 And so Gods sunshine chaSes
 Each Shadoo0 aud edch sin
 
 All trains are crowded running into Globe. Houses and store buildings going up every where.
 And if the bosses are giving married men the preference, why don't you ask her today. Good roads will rapidly develop the wonder full resources of northern Gila. Hasten the bond election.
 Needn't worry about how the country folk will vote. They know the value of good roads and will vote for the bond issue to man. Why not grade Cedar and Oak streets! Prop erty owners are willing and the city should be able to arrange for it's share of the expense. More than 800 houses have been completed in Globe since January 1. 1909 What city in the southwest can approach this recordf
 Don't let the county officials rest Insist on that bond issue for better roads. Lega! b. structions, if any exist, can easily be rem wed. Canada does not like our proposed new tariff law. But, come to think of it, we cannot recall that Canada ever did like any of our tariff laws. ''The word chauffeur comes from the French and means 'burner,'" says a writer. Hence, doubtless, ''to scorch. v
 X Florida man has been arrested for swear ing his wife is ten years younger than she really Is. tempora, o mores, and, especially o southern chivalry!
 'rhere is no such thing as love at first sight" says an Ohio minister. We think it is a good bet this minister once thought other wise, nevertheless.
 Good roads would early bring in the Payson district gold fields. And millions would be added to the wealth of Gila county Work for the bond issue
 The senior senator from Georgia says polit- ical platforms are meaningless. And he is pre- pared to prove it by means of nice little Ba- conian cypher of his own, too will experience great big boom. Already in the shadow of the simple promise, improve ments amounting to something like $50000 have been arranged for.
 'The sum total of our knowledge in reference to the possibility of Mars being inhabited is that we know of no reason why it should not be- says scientist As the scientists also know of no reason why it should be, the sum total of their knowledge on that subject seems to be something like zero minus One We regret to note that spirit in some of our contemporaries to criticse harshly the town of Seney, Ga, because it has passed an ordinance forbiddng the running of automo- piles in its streets They probably do not un- derstand that it is quite as little trouble to go around Seney as it is to go through it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15

Not long ago intelligent citizens
of Hawaii County sought to move
their Board of Supervisors to recog-
nize the first principle of road build
ing. namely, put the construction
under the direction of a competent
county engineer. This the Super
visorial majority refused It should
be noted that there are few intel
ligent Supervisors on the Hawaii
Board, but up to the present mo-
ment they are in the minority.
Now. let's see what the County OF
Los Angeles, California, has done in
its BODYBUILDING policy.
Approaching the value of good
roads, Los Angeles County voted Il
bond issue of three millions of dol
lars for road construction.
That sounds good to the Supervis-
ors of Hawaii County, doesn't it.?
They would like bond issue.
But follow what the intelligent
road builders did. The people OF
Los Angeles County commanded that
the expenditures under this loan
shall be made under the observation
and practical direction of a body OF
fifteen business men, and further
more, the intelligent people of Los
Angeles County sent to the Federal
Agricultural Department at wash
ington requesting that 1t furnish
them with the best road engineer
that 1t could produce to take charge
of the work.
That's what an intelligent, pro-
gressive, wide-awake, American
community does.
Now, let the County Supervisors
OF Hawaii measure themselves by
that standard and see where they
land!
Their program as at present car
ried out is no nearer competent
ideal of road building and good pub
lie policy than a pimple on the
nose of the smallest and LATEST SUI
! peryisor Is an approach TO the
grandeur of Mauna Kea.
We repeat, that every citizen OF
this Territory, every Hawaiian
American, every County of this Ter
ritory is interested in what the Ha.
wall County Supervisors are not do
ing in their road construction.
The other Counties are progress,
sive, 1t is merely question roi
which is the best, Oahu, Kauai OF
Maui.
But the people of these Counties
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
Wireless
Use il in
YOUR BUSINESS.

will not dare to expand their road
policy; It will not be right to allow
the Territorial Legislature TO give
Counties the right TO bond for roads
or public, works SO long as Hawaii
County shows that It is in the hands
of incompetents who appear to be
devoid of local or personal pride,
and are doing nothing now but turn
over to their posterity II record OF
wretchcd failure.
1t is time for the people of Ha-
wall County To wake up.
It is time for the citizens of the
whole Territory to ply the lash ia
the disgraceful laggards Of Hawaii
County and kick them out IL they
do not wake up.
That may sound rough, but IT Is
to the point, and ordinary Language
has been of little effect for the last
three years in Hawaii County.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
RYAN'S TALK

Editor Evening Bulletin.--lf
Congressman Rodenberg is quoted
correctly in your issue ~ the 18Th
instant, he Is possessed of something
he is burning 10 tell He Is quoted as
saying az things keep happening
much more shall break loose" do
not see why any strings are kept on
Mr.. Rodenborg Turn him loose by
all means. Secretary Garfield made
a political speech at Honolulu on June
eth 1908, during his visit to Hawaii
and not Democrat in tie Territory
objected to II, nor was II mentioned
by Democratic speakers during the
following campaign although Mr. Gar.
field strongly urged every onc TO vote
the Republican ticket. Here is quo.
tation Yom Mr.. Garfcld's nddrcss:
Now n you wish to continue these
Conditions, If you wish to make'it pos.
sible for the Representative in Con.
gress to understand what your condi
lions are and act upon the advice Civ.
en-, if you wish to have Territorial OIL.
cials continue of the class that you
low have then by all means you
should desire the return to power. %"
the continuation in power, rather. Of
the Republican National administrl.
ton" Applausc)
AT the election following l..iil votes
were cast Ctotal vote of this whols
Territory and three.ffths OF them
were cast in opposition to NJ. Gar.
FIELDS advice. The Republican vote
for Delegate TO Congress fell of about
1900 from what II was two years IRE.
vious. 1t may be that Mr.. Rodenherr
can do better than NJ. Garfield lid
and | say: BY all means give him u
chance. Don't keep him bottled M.
Il. j. kRAN.
Honolulu, Sept. a. '09.