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The evening world., 1909-03-30
FLYING ALLIES
Of AUTO CLUB
UP IN TIE AIR
Aeronautic Society's Wrath
Reused By Privileges
Given to Rival.
CONTROL "AIR SPORTS" +"
. Aero Club Makes Contract
and Grabs Power From
Older Organization.
CONTROL "AIR SPORTS" !"

The Aeronautic Society is up In the
, air. Unless all aviation signs fail the
; Aero Club will be up = re, too, In few
hours and the Automobile Club of Amer
, lea will not be far behind, though aerial
navigation was never contemplated by
its .ounders. And bitter words hover
about all three in clouds like gnats
Secretary Tandy. OF the Aeronautic
Society says, for instance:
This is all due to a misapprehenslon
OF the facts on the part OF President
Gary and the majority of the Board OF
Governors OF the Automobile Club OF
America. 1t Is due to the Vaccinations
OF Courtandt +. Bishop"
do you mean to charge that Mr.
Bishop buncoed Mr.. Gary and the gov
ernors of the Automobile Club into Civ.
ing undue privilege" and powers TO the
Aero Club to the disadvantage OF the
Aeronautc Society,"
what | have said l have said" said
Mr. Tandy as one who would die for
the truth, but must still be discreet
Really No Criticism.
George f. Chamberlin, a governor
of the Automobile Club of America,
and also a member of its Aviation
Committee, which was supposed to
have charge of all alliances between
ing associations, was quoted this morn.
ing as saving that the very advan.
tageous terms of alliance given TO the
Aero Cl.ib were made without his
know ledge and consent. He Is mem
ber of both the Aero and Automobile
outfits. but his first love is for the
Aeronautic Society. He was described
as saying what he said with some heat.
But to-day, while admitting that the
contract between the Aero Club and
the Automobile Club was surprise
and n shock to him, he begged every
body to believe that he had not meant
10 CIlkflSe any bpAs PH'''N''' ''NN S-'s
thing. Not at any time.
Dave H. Morris, who is Mr.. Chamber
Inns fellow member of the Aviation
Committee and who Is under fire by the
Aeronautic party because he was pres
ent when the contract was signed and
thereby allowed President Gary to be-
lieye the contract had the sanction OF
the Aviation Committee. declined to gel
into the controversy at all.
Morris Is Diplomatic.
"Mr. Chamberin Is very dear
friend" said Mr.. Morris with very
suave smile II really cannot have c
controversy with so dear friend. Be
sides, for me to answer your questions
/ would be for me to discuss club mat
ters, something | never do
Lee 5. Burridse, President OF th'
Arizona republican., 1909-06-05
Shoes

Our entire stock of Mems, Ladies and Children's Shoes will be disposed of dur
 ing this sale at discount of 259c to 359t
Arizona republican., 1909-06-05
They are Bargains
Notions

,: Regular soc and 75c Ruchings on sale :: at, per yard ...................... 35c :: Ladies 75c Elastic Belts, with handsome ! buckles; sale price. -. ............. 4Oc :: Ladies' 75c Summer Union Suits; sale 7 prlce ................ .-.......... 45c ! Ladies' $125 Lisle Summer Union Suits :. on sale at ................... .15c ! Ladies Black Sateen PetticOats, regular ! $l.00 sellers; sale price e...... Soc ! Ladies' COlOred Underskirts, splendid ma ! terial nicely trimmed regular $1.50 and $2.OO values; on sale at............. 95c Ladies HeatherblOOm PetticOats all col : Ors, regular $2.50 values; sale price S1. 60 Ladies Mesaline Petticoats, all cOlors, reg !. ular $500 and $500 values; on sale at S3.25 . Beautiful line of Ladies Taffeta Petit coats regular $6.50 and $500 sellers; sale : price -i....-..... ............... S4.75 Our entire line of Muslin Underwear on !. sale at a discount Of.3 of 35ed Ladies Tub Suits in linen, including beau . tiful lace coat, cOlOrs white and blue, reg
 Ular $500 sellers on sale at $500 All of our handsome and up-to-date line of
 Ladies' Skirts, consisting of wash mate
 rials, brilliantine, chiffons, Panamas, wor-
 steds, voiles, and all light materials for
 summer wear; regular price from $1.50 to ]
 $l2.OO; sale price. 35fo Discount 2
 Elegant line of Ladies Lingerie Suits in
 white, pink and blue, nicely trimmed in
 Val and Irish point laces; all on sale
 at ............... 35% Discount ]
 Kimonos, regular $1.OO sellers, on sale
 at ......... ................. 45c ::
 Regular $15O Kimono. ............. soc l $3.50 and $400 Wash Dresses neatly trim ::
 med, on sale for S2.00 ::
 Our entire stock of Dress Trimmings, con ]
 sisting of Laces, Embroideries, All Over
 Laces, Nets, etc., all on sale at discount :.
 of ........... ................. 35fd ]
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07
DETROIT To MOVE
, SLOWLY IN CIVIC
IDENTIFICATION
GENERAL PLAN WILL BE DEvEL-
oPED BUT NO ACTUAL WoEk
WILL BE DONE FOR PROBABLY
TWO YEARS.

Detroit will hasten slowly in follow
ing out a plan OF civic Identification.
Although fair start was made We'd
nesday afternoon III laying plans for
commission that will lay out i'm
provements for the future city. IL viii
be a year at least. and probably two
years before real start forward Is
made in the movement.
A first step will be the inclusion In
the budget for this year OF an appro-
priation of from $4,000 TO $4,000 TO
hire commission of experts to look
over the city and develop plat for
the future. Once that plan is me-
up and accepted. il will be up to- the
council TO make improvements in the
way of parks. public buildings, street
openings and docks in accord with
this plan.
Thirty business men and officials
gathered in the council chamber We'd
nesday afternoon To discuss Aid. Re
naud's civic Identification resolution.
All favored the adoption of a plan
similar to those of other cities, and
finally n committee consisting of Paul
C. Renau9. Charles Moore. +. G. Bald
VIII, NJ. u. vi. blyllo diiu Tiuhh W.
Ryan was chosen TO lead in the move
ment
A further impetus will be given by
a lecture of Albert Kelsey, of Phila-
delphia, arranged by the Board of
Commerce. for Jan. 10. Kelsey is one
OF the experts engaged in city i'm
provement in Columbus, Chicago and
other places.
Charles Moore was the first speaker
and he described the worldwide move
ment for systematic improvement of
cities. showing that Berlin had been
remade In generation, that Paris,
after spending s265,000.000. was pre-
pairing to spend another great sum to
relieve congestion; that London is
spending $125,000,000 to relieve bad
traffic and housing conditions. that
200 minor cities of Germany are work
ing toward ultimate plans of civic
beauty, that even Manila and other
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07
TO PAY FOR WALKS
BY ISSUING
BONDS
D. p. W.. COMMISSIONER
MAGEE HAS PLAN THAT WILL
ENABLE CITY TO DO NECES-
sARY WORK WITHOUT DELAY.

A new remedy has been proposed to
put the sidewalks OF the city in con
dition without bankrupting the con
tingent fund temporarily, as has been
the case in other years. In spite Of
the fact that the sidewalk building
done on city orders has averaged about
100000 a year for three years past,
there are still many rotting wood
walks, which cause trouble and result
In injuries and damage suits against
the city.
II has been proposed that the legis-
lature be asked TO give the city power
to issue special assessment bonds
against sidewalks built This would
allow OF doing all the needful work
at once and give the ready money for
the purpose. At present unless the
property owner is willing TO pay at
once, the city cannot collect the cost
OF a walk in less than year and a
| half or two years.
II do not know why such bonds
would not be legal as we'll as bonds
issued for paving or sewers" says Act
ing Commissioner Magee. THE side
walks are a necessary and perma-
nent Improvement and a plan OF
paving for them with bonds could be
arranged so as 10 give the property
owners time TO pay for their walks
gradually or In one lump, saving inter
est charges by the latter method.
Such bonds would not be issue
against single walk but against a
group OF walks"
Magee will recommend to Commits
sioner Haarer a plan OF having the
sidewalk division Of the department
prepare. before the sidewalk building
season starts, complete list OF all
dangerous walks which must be re-
placed so that the work TO be done for
the season can be presented to the
council and the latter body order the
manner In which funds are to be pro-
vided
Assistant Corporation Counsel At
kinson. who tried the personal damage
cases, is greatly interested in the side
walk question. He particularly favors
a larger appropriation to allow OF
building brick or cement crossings at
alley entrances and across unpaved
streets. instead OF the wooden cross
walks now built.
with regard to the street crossings
Of plank the policy is ridiculous, as
we lay walks OF wood with an apparent
idea that they will outlive pavement
| yet unlaid," says Atkinson. 1--WE
should put in permanent cross-walks
all through the city"
Last year the board OF estimates
cut out the appropriation for alley
cross-walks entirely and the depart
ment of public works has been getting
blame ever since because property
owners who were ordered to build new
cement walks found themselves com.
PEELED to wade through mud at the
alleys or in other cases had to pick
their way over faulty stone alley cross
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07
Dad faII,
4 DEGREES ABOVE
IS LOWEST MARK
MERCURY HIT
BLANKET OF CLOUDS HOLD UP
EXTREME COLD THREATENED
-TEMPERATuRE DUE NOW TO
MODERATE SLOWLY.

Despite the report that your neigh
Dor is willing to swear TO about the
way his thermometer acted Wednes-
day night; despite what your own lit
tie mercury tube may have confided
TO you about how cold Il was-the zero
mark has not been reached.
Speaking In football terms. our goal
line has not yet been crossed. although
the fact remains that II was colder
than all get-out. Still, the big official
marker puts four degrees above as
the lowest mark. And the man who
takes those marks is the same who
predicted that the thermometer would
show ten below.
Cause why didn't we have zero
weather? Just because Detroit got
her cloak on. Didn't know Detroit had
one? Well, of course she has. This
over garment consisted of a mass of
clouds that came sailing along about
the middle of the evening, and acted
In the same way that your warm
benny" does when you wrap up just
before diving out through the front
door into the cold.
There was still some heat in the
earth, which was radiating out, and
this blanket OF clouds served to keep
il in and to conserve all the little heat
we had left OF course, the moisture
I'm the air makes the cold bite" hard
er, but that is merely coincidental
Just TO get ahead OF the man who
always has the eccentric Thermometer
out in the north end, we would re-
spectfully state that the temperatures
ruled the same out that way. Uncle
Sam now has an official thermometer
out near Highland Park, and it told
the same story as the one down town.
So that old North Woodward story
about extreme cold does not go any
more.
II was some cold, though. for the
gentlemen who get home late, and
they will heed these assurances as lit
tie as does the corner grocer heed
the careless dropping OF his hand light
" on the scales when he Is weighing
up your sugar.
Michigan was laid out in strata OF
coldness Wednesday night. In Alpena
It was two below, the 500 eight below,
Marquette 10 below Houghton IA be-
low.
The cold wave stretched clear across
country to the Rockies. and zero
weather has been detected as far
south as northern Missouri.
Prospects are for a fine clearing up,
although the weather will moderate
only slowly. For Thursday night or
Friday morning the lowest tempera-
ture should be about ten degrees
above.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07
oriental towns have adopted plans for

oriental towns have adopted plans for
the future.
Making plan for Detroit would cost
little money. he argued. while it would
result in the money spent by the city
later being spent intelligently and
where 1t would produce the best eff
feet
IF q man wanted To build a house
here now for his grandchildren. he
would not know where TO put It," de-
clared Architect and Building Com
missioner w. b. Stratton in illustrat-
ing the transition state through which
Detroit Is passing. He brought up
the point that the last big improve
ment made by the city was the laying
out of the boulevard years ago, and
that even this had been partially a
failure.
Walter s. Campbell declared that
Detroit is away behind the times and
falling back as far as city beautifica
ton Is concerned. Others who spoke
were Philip Breitmeyer. John Scott
f. c. Baldwin, Prof. A. II. Griffith, j
M. Dnaldsn, T. G.. Ryan and p. G. Re
maud.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07
H. c. POTTER CARRIED
5000, 900 INSURANCE

Papers found I'm the once Of tho
late Henry C. Potter. Jr.. Indicate that
he carried life insurance to the
amount of nearly 100000, all OF this
being good. 1t is believed. His friends :
and business associates had not beou-
aware of his carrying this large sum
OF insurance upon his life.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07
County Treasurer-elect William r.
MoeIIer's refusal to accept from Act

The absolute purity or "Salada" Tea
is daily converting thousands OF drink
ers OF the artiflcially colored teas OF
Japan and China. All grocers sell "Sa-
lada."
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07
Don't Get a Divorce.

A western judge granted a DIVORCE
breath. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
would have prevented 1t. They cure
Constipation. causing bad breath and
Liver Trouble. the ill-temper, dispef
colds. Danish headaches, conquer
chills. At z. G. Kinsel, Central Drug
Co., Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07

There is nearing completion for the
government at Newport News, Va. q
vessel the sole purpose OF which Will
be to destroy derelicts and other mem
aces to navigation along the Atlantic
coast.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07

Perhaps nothing makes a girl so
angry as the thought that a young
man thinks she would not resent be-
ing kissed.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-07

Job Printing done right. Times Pratt
fnG Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone 1893
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10
AN OUTRAGEOUS PUBLICATION.

the outrageous publications ever made about Hawaii
manhas just appeared in the San francisco
Examiner and other Hearst throughout the land deals WIN
the death Brnckeho ION the dreary rock OF Noo
bold yellow and altogether unscuPuous fake There
Is picture grass hut in which Dr. and Mrs Brinckerhof
among the lepe and another of group OF Mrs. Brncke
hos Lepe Pets This old photo of group OF SiaeSe
isn't anything resembling Hawaans in the picture
There another picture of the much mourned young lady,
labelled Just before she married and lett ClNlza
ton headings enough indicate the character Of the
text With pictures yellow drawing makes whole page
kind of about the woman SO recently
unfortunately feelings spared and effort made
anything correctly in these columns of stuff about the young
lady having left her fine Eastern mansion to spend two ana nan
living death unspeakaby wrched rock OF Mooka the
being that eposy the OF her death
papers, San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago and
New York. among millions of people The publication OF
action here both to resent and counter
considered belou this community concerned
great injury done without the slightest excuse or stcaton
For Mainland readers may state what is well
known here Brinckerhofs lived hut prob
ably from automobile in passing that Mrs
did die Mook but visited there
at all here everything lady Of high social stand
for that she probably eper in her life that
people lives without seeing and finally that Tar
being deary rock wretched rock Mookai beautiful
island and the devoted eper settlement is one OF
the beauty spots OF the world.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10
DOCTOR >SCUDDER.

Central Union Church suddenly faces the possibility of heavy
loss the possible departure of the Rev Dr. Sdder and
the whole community faces the loss The ministry of
Doctor Sudder has been of power pasoae where opdd
greatness rhetorical cverne equally have failed
his life among the city and the territory has
given him very high rating, in the general esteem.
AS religious teacher, Doctor Scudder brings his work
scholarship the modern spirit generous charity great ceaness of
preston and saving of umO that much
dence but unfaiing of lubcaing grace.
new-fashoned tleologan who good
desse the old road that brought him He brave dodge
tradde da but gentle be hppnt with the obsolete
The result parish of leologicaly high explosives serving
kind undy and spenddy with all the machinery of the
church developing undream-o possibilities of usefulness That is
to say he is a with the success-habit
While secretary of the Hawaiian Board he exhibited ab
y organizer and director of Christian work among the natives
and commended himself especially business both here and
after entering his present paorate he continued be of the
faithful servceae working members of the board whose
aboring he had osensibly resigned.
He prominent in the Civic Federation and the Saloon
League He Edtor-n-Chef of The Friend He present and
active all public meetings where matters of bettermen
discussion In he around efficient citizen broad
minister business clean politician agtator
builder His going from here would be distinct loss the
community quite aside from his ministerial connections.
But is he gong AS to that his confidence if
deed he has anything confde We that the
eran Board of Foreign Missions the distinguished body of its
kind America if the world has extended urgent call
him. of its important secretarshps No better
the American Board personally his work. and
denomination the call regarded the of promotion
with wider field of labor and greater opportunities of usefulness
And while quite certain that he would leave Honolulu regretfuy
would strange thing if the strong of missionary blood
his veins should respond compengy the great voices field
where his already entities him to such great distinction
The call of the metropolis fetching island of cu
ambition the prime of conscious power But the other
hand know what Doctor Scudder thinks of the strategic mpo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10
HAS PEARY FOUND THE NORTH POLE?

Has the North Pole been discovered? Has Commander Pea
L. s. NJ made pole of and flung the Stars and Stripes
the icy atmosphere of the long sought spot? Washington dis
patch that his friends think he has done it. It just
he left New York in the Roosevelt with the best
ped and scientific expedition that undertook the enterprise
He supposed have wntcred Grant Land from which he
push norhward with sed If this plan followed successfully
he should have the goal by this time and his friends he is
probably the way back and be heard from next month Thec
really good believing that Peary has been successful this
time says the Christian Science Monitor eli" experience in
the Arctic yegns have been of immense advantage to him. He
this with better equipment than he possessed
before His plans well matued All the conditions the
time he heard from favorable and the expectations which
the Washington friends of the explorer entertain well be
aged
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10
NEW CONDITIONS FOR CORPORATIONS.

The federal law applying corporations VIII dis
Incorporating In fact know of Honolulu concern
which was incorporate has given the pan and may
be expected that will many efforts seek other means oil
dispatch the plan of the law adopted by the Senate with
approval and expected to be readily adopted by the
House:
The terms of the although
vet whipped provide all corporations having capital
stock and organized shall of cent upon
their net earnings Corporations designation
will he compelled specially agents of the
bureau the department giving the
receipts capital stock bonded Indebtedness
all other visible debts
Separated from corporations will be compelled
to deducing their
running interest bonds up to
tangible indebtedness and actual loss
may haveb in business which loss not
made by insurance salvage or other form OF return
The possible the char
deducted from the earnings
which the to be collected Ihese losses Will
mercantile corporation losses securities held by
unoectabe notes and all other forms of bad debts which
usually profit
corporation which of
information regard
ing earnings upon
will be penalty The amount
the feature of the bill which not de-
will be collected entire or preferred
and corporation and the bonds of
where the total amount of capital
1t intended that the tax she become operative Immediately up
on the passage OF the law Inc lie or the measure was maze
ndetemnae will be corecabe July l.
1910 the beginning of the next fiscal
1t decided that all incorporated insurance companies
profit within Of tNb
corporation law. This will soaled mutual in
This causing people that though Taft work
queyand legayhe is far radical ustbuse and cor
poraton regulator than Roosevelt The publicity features of the
by the least important Under this plan there will be
federal bureau with power examine the books corporation
and Democrats and others would have believe ustowne
Senate that this law had birth!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10

issuing and enforcing njuncons Gompers and his followers
urta the powers of the courts but their views
eced Government by injunction sustained by the people and
always will be- The injunction very necessary of the
of Nothing could be proper than that courts should
have the prohibit contemplated unlawful acts and to punish
umnari those who dsobey order duly made The phrase gov
by injunction lively expression for certain
aggressive element the United States which has been somewhat
largely represented in various states prisons But political
very quick failure America realizes that government
injunction the law of the land courts to
tnakc and enforce njuncons is quite the right thing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10
GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION.

Government by Injunction long sustained by the Ameri
people The phrase into in the great A. r. u strike
when Deb Socialist candidate for president in the late campaign
jail for his part in the railroad strike in which the phrase
government by Injunction born Ever since then all along the
line the American people have stood behind the They
did emphatcaly than in the late enthusiastic support of
Roosevelt and the acceptance of Taft succeed him. The leaders of
organized labor made clear issue against Taft fully line with
Gompers attack Roosevelt because of his well known attitude
judge support of the proper powers of the including that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-10

lance of this crossroads civilizations and of the wonderful
he has Central Union Church. just under his guild
ance multiplying voltage of Christian and hope he will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-07

their capabilities. thus supplying the
needs OF all Glasses from those whose
want OF means compel them 10 accept
charity. TO those who though i'm mod
crate circumstances cannot quite afford
% hospital nurse.
For graduate nurses there was nat
urally also a demand. In response to
which Mrs. Empcy accepted their regis
tration, there being no CONFLICT possibl ,
between them and the lower grades Of
nurses.
Mrs Empey desires to perfect this
system OF central registration but its
success depends largely upon the CO.
operation of the medical fraternity "
the doctor iorgets TO cail upon her for
nurses, and from force Of habit con-
unucs the haphazard plan which has
prevailed heretofore, Il is obvious that
the central system win never be per-
fectcd and that the doctors who 10y
the saving OF their time would b. the
chief henenciaries OF the new plan, will
remain unbcneftcd
She therefore takes this opportunity
of acquainting those doctors who may
not have known Of her work. with lis
general purpose. and invtcse all who
require nuIses Of whatever grade. to
call on her at any hour Of the day or
night when she win endeavor to con-
tinuc the satisfaction she has given in
the past