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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-17

Eagan and Gandil were the hitting
heroes yesterday. Both men banged
out homers, the bone balls sailing way
over the fence. Eagan earned a hat
on the that sign man" when he swat
ted the ball over the fence for a cir
cult hit.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-17

Four pitchers were used, two by
each team. However Schafer was
forced to retire in the eighth when he
was badly hurt by a batted ball by
Flanagan. The latter connected with
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-17

San Francisco 0 0 0 Al is
Base hits. o. o os 3 0 Is
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-17

of the mortal IzaalS
can celebrate this year, for it is
declared TO be a season exception
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-17

OAKLAND, June 16.-The Claremont
Country club golf team. playing in the
Tom Norris memorial match today
turned in score Of n holes down on
par.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
A SUN KISSED SPOT

Special Correspondence 0aliy Lender
clarcmore. OKLA, ian. g0 Glare
molel
Magic Hamel
All off lof Clafpmerp.
Hhe tfaycler at onee pfieka up BIZ
eaea
fsHcaoro.
Here one finds the homo ~ c0n
fort aud Refinement, a heacHful II.
DC rlly uf $500 nestled III tho garde
spnt of famous logers runnta Hes
p llle home 81 che fam1lA radlual
we'll bat claremore does n3l CLAIM
flstlncilOn from this ul0nn
claremors e uato.Date
AZ live Hptodaie. gaaheadi met4l
iowh C'lafemoic has ambitious gapi
crea toe. aud from present lndicac1ha
Size Nill achieve n hoarlA delre
clarenafe's ehle. iulefess noW lIet
n securing The locaiinn there 0f Tho
Hiale'a Industrial School for Girls.
Better than auY t0en ean Clare
mofo care Tor hIa Institution
flas Natural Resources
SHE has Ell The natural resources
nnu lhe acauleod advantages ul thaii
nnd goodness claremoees clll2enfS
s tiyie. honest and thrifty Claronl0r,
81 en lienesl moral town and the nre
pnlalian Cf nor claims by even die
iniefCsted peeAs ls delight
There % 50 eiig % lhs east aldS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21


Haa i Population q $500
& la the county seat uf Rogers
county
Il "a live And pruneaalYe
# has never heen q b1pm i0Rn
4 Is en idea spot Cor g state laati
tuition
HAS a g0na senator ID the peuoH
Of j Il strain
II Is a candlduae for the State goi
ieee f0r Girls
Edneaiioually. clarenofe Is sirang
4 Is surrounded by fertile farm
londo
on Tee mHin llnp of The frisco and
lion Mountain.
Good shipping point.
Has first class walerwnrka system
HAS an unlimited supply os e9oa
pure walcr
Has fine aeweF system
llaa splendid representative N
ihn house d the person Of g 5. Wort
nan.
Health Of The people Il extra gpai
Climate euuorh.
Has a. lnexhauslIblc supply Of No
iuIal eas
Has largest yardage OF concrete
Sidewalk uf amy elig ot lts age N
the state
Main streets are being paved
iloseq Of the lamuus radlHm we'll
Justleo Ftrman ~clafemore is tbs
greatest town IL The southwest
place for the homeseeker.
ils churches. schools and meral
agmosohere make Il M ideal Spot foi
4 girls college.
Fine church congregations.
There Is no "tough" olemcnl n
Clarem0re.
pretllesl park III the Weal
Many brick buildings.
Easlly reached from an parts ol
The state.
Has an up.to.daie commercial club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
Accessible All Parts Of and
An Institution Of Which Can Take FupaC Romano Love md Adventure
Ddey interviewer in the Early History Of Cnnnoe

about fifiyfiyc mllos from the Kansas
ela.c line 4 has an assessed yaua.
ton Of over TIVE million dollars lt
has the best Of schools. fine houses
cf worship Whorc an OF an crecds can
lind fcllo4shlp The attitude Of oe1
feet assures mild climate. and fruit
ci all kinds thrive IN abundance.
Place IN Early History
claipmore has place IN the early
history of the indian Territory IN
lS2S On Claremure mountain old Chicl
Claromore fell Mith 400 braves IN
bloody warfare Nilh the Chcrokeoa,
nolawaros and the Shawnees. he'd hp
Chief rahchce (ratsn, or Captain
Llnch,
With the invasion ol the ralefacc
ihe country filled up with the poel
that the world Produced The bra.l
ga country was ifauJformed into a
land pf pappy BONES illl today Il is
one Of The pretty snoie in the state
Wealth. health ami culture are on ~.
efy hand. and Nifat could be more
appropriate ihausAo locate this state
institution ai Ciaremorc
cantain Dutch
IN the real. tiale history Of earlf
llmeg thc name N tlafemnre was ia-
ierWoyen In The maze OF ludlan story
ond geng. Where The town o. CLAIRE
moro now siaude bleody warfare waa
chacled Indeed, on famed Clarcmora
momiaia. witch reAimpre cooper has
cubalmud in nuac. a0ur hundrfd lu
ulan Warriors were lilicd M Che hlo1tf
VAR nf iS2s Tho band u reds icu
hg Chief ciarcm9rf were attacked be
Captain Dutch Ger latyil and force
Foe Chernkcns DelnNarca uua Staw
neee Hginry dcscrbca lho Battle ai
Nsllng several daya N he conflict
Chief {.laromOrc lost hts Me-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
FACTS ABOUT GLAREM0RE
WIZ Iha ~ Is.IIy po.a..aaa pa
.l.-la

WHAT the city realty Possesses and
its clalma 10 Recognition.
a representative of The Leader sla.
tied Clafpmorc the ether day and dug
up The foll0Wlne fucla Z
clHemore the coanly seat Of R0s.
or county. Oklahoma one Of ihc rich.
csi and beal counties Of the state, Is
a I've progressive citv uf SOME s,e2H
people and while Il nas never been
one # the houm towns of 0klahUna,
its growth has haon STEADY and wont
derful and that rs Of still greaier I'm.
puriaucc 70 the stranger and investor
! Z is Il most substantial nature show
Ing extremely tho confidence the peo.
I Pie have III iheir own eltv Located
Is rlaremorc IS on the malu lines at
ihe 81 tpuls g Say Frahclseo and 81.
louis & iron Mountain rallwaya, Il
has lhe facilities for lrafck and ship.
ring that few ogher towhg eulos. and
which insure quick aud easy CON.
lneetlcn with my part of The United
statos
Fosspssinr FIRST elas9 walcrworSs
HYficm. With an unlimited supply oi
I g1ud purc water and All cleciua Hight
plant. wbieh Is fret class ia eNAfg
Prospect, ard which arc beth models q
1.-The henc cf municipal nwpershlp 4
lfas also d good sanitary seNpr syH
fem, which Is available n iIcarly cs.
lcfg part og tie city and which III.
r0rcN the health q NE Dsaple Tue
cts b a'sa gupplipd ~ tlle faneY l,lk.
r. Gas company. with an ineXlianNtf
hle aunnlg ol naturiI gas f1F heaiiuE
lighting md niauufaeiuHng pufhonpH.
and II has hpha most farthnillc hHl
newer yrt has ihO supply failed tne
eumpany III oyter iu Ruhld against en-
'faeh danger II now atw0fs. inak Ils
extra connections, e, t#Af tlie futNfe
= g assured. ~ fFnrdnn fnutn tho nllkll
in which many Of her Sister eili s.
,laye hrcn placed
9Illnsa'. ri sHso H,s' VI
'amAeat teF lifal -eIHes ee'tefaIes elals
unlk. Clatemnfn han not heen aAvef
tiflnr her tfforis n this matter q
leihcrs have dnne. but hafe been ar
eui dolnn. end have areompllahea
ihings without palliaFahe city e
dnht AMI ihc present cHnfNeile effQrif
iof he nily fathers. sill s0GY fave eucH
a. effect ihai the alHhwnEh aTalenl
/ vlll he available + aiI paft1 uf ths
CIV u Is nlaa w aslsllcd hlet tlla|
lNllh the coming q a1fluF the lx.
mhln slreels nf lhn tllS Wlll he naAca
0ne 10 aeAkinN 3 l7railna. 1eekf e
tnaw ef II least lHsfs| AlHsH q eqf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

Th etalc bear af asavulture nlrn-
hars fetmfc thir mprnag from Siill.
" ter where they have been holding
1tae ere nery shoit COURSE IL the A.
4 Mt college buildings. The HIull
heAea T. In session at the Office Of
secfesaty Caales llafrett Needed
Legislation ead The ropasilion Of re-
niovmg iae embargo quarantine Tine
0a cotton seei feel 6 cattle was a
tonlc dlscnssea The Strlnger farmer
Institute band, which the bezrd sends
e lhe gfereni county farmers Instl-
tutps IS hero ani furnishing music foF
the buaid TIE hand e composed Of
A. r, strineer and bis family Of Goto.
be and IS most crpdisable musical
company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

tHy AssocIaiei pressl

Chicago. TIL, IAN n President
Joseph Danlfea. Of the scHrf and tam
mel miners association EXPRESSED iae
fear today the icalh list in whier crib
fire Of yesterday may rcael 100 =
am It'd he sald there were abort
l75 working n the crib whom t'o fi-t
started Il this proves lrne tae nulil-
hcF ol dead WI easlly reach 100 Menl
~ the missing Gre undoubtedly ~ The
b0t,ln Of 1he lake and shclr bodies
WIN probably never De rece,ofed.
May Locate Here.
Frank Helherlngion Infmcrly q
bunker ai Cleveland d Mason ol hIsh
rank may cate IN lhe capital oify.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

1.-Two energetic city administration
strong banking institutions
"haainm wgier" Is known through.
out tho world
Aascssed valuation Of Rogers county
iH nine millions
fas rate rs reasonable
Clarcmnre wants 10 help the state.
by ash|ns iho atale 70 help her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

lle has disposed oi his Cleveland sold.
nes md may become Interested HI
bank IN Gnihsic MT Hetheriagt1n
has been IN lhe city all week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
nAnIuM WnIl.

titled 20 firsi confederation IN Tho p
cation Vt he lnduatral Institute aut
College for Girls.
IF. j. MEaRlck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
NO PLANS FOR COAST
ARTILLERY POST Yet

Considerable speculation is being
INDUCED In regarding the artillery
post which Is to be established at
Waikiki Beach. That a post OF large
size will be established Is certain, but
how 1t will be laid out, and how the
buildings Will be constructed. Is
known at the present time only to
the War Department, probably.
All of the construction and other
work at the beach is under the direct
control of Major Winslow Of the En-
gineer Corps, and It is probably tc
him that the job will fall of con-
|structing the barracks and laying on,
the grounds. He will not be In a po'
sition to make any announcement
however. until the War Department
has decided upon plans and prepared
the specifications.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
Trent Trust Co.. Ltd.
meath citizen laborers of the Terri

meath citizen laborers Of the Terri
tory. rs4 ps4.
The children of the Territory
should be taught that the hoe and
knife welded in the sugar field Is
no more degrading than the hand
implements used on the roads. And
there is much better promise OF
profitable future in the sugar field
than on the road.
Senator Coelho wants to know
whose children are to be trained to
understand the dignity of agrfcultur-
al labor. Most certainly every child
In the public schools. The true
American knows no division OF race
or family. The common school is the
crucible of American citizenship;
work is the great Ieveler Of capacity
and ability. It is not a case Of who's
who" but of which citizen can do
the work and do It the best.
Another point which the Senator
makes indicates need for more care
vi Stuug vi tht Ttuti ~ utPoi
The demonstration scheme carried
out on the mainland, and which
might properly be copied here, is I'M
der the direction OF the Agricultural
experiment station workers and not
the Colleges of Agriculture; DR.. Will
cox, and not President Gilmore, is the
man to be seen.
And In connection with the Agri-
cultural College the Senator grabs an
other NTH wheel. The effort Of SUI
perintendent Rabbit to train the
children in agriculture is the one
line OF teaching that will equip the
boys and girls Of ambition and capac-
ity for advancement to the college
standards and thus gain the educa.
ton that will put them In command
ing positions.
Children must walk before they
may run, In agriculture as in any
other industry.
We are particularly interested In
the letter OF the Senator because II
reflects 80 much Of local sentiment In
some districts and lines up 80 closet,
with ideas that were rampant on thu
mainland fifty years ago. Our fellow
citizens over the way have In NOR
recent years found that agriculture
is more attractive than many of thu
professions and In many instance
more dignifed.
| The same change of sentiment will
take place in Hawaii, and we hav
no doubt that the Senator from Mau
will be one OF the first to realize tn
error OF his conclusion and be anon
the workers to promote the plans fo
J agricultural education for the chi
dren OF the, schools. Thus he will al
} In giving Hawaii a stronger and NOR
/, reliable citizenship and make GU
plantations the center OF hundred
D OF prosperous homes and an INTEL
gent, loyal citizen population.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
IDENTIFYING LABOR ON
PLANTATIONS.

1t is with considerable satisfaction
that one peruses the letter of Senator
Coelho because In one instance at
least he has grasped the fifth wheel
of the observation-disclosures propo-
sition, and voiced an erroneous view
that is likely to become common. II
not corrected.
The Senator from Maui looks upon
the movement to bring the children
of the schools in touch with sugar
plantation work as an effort to force
the children into the fields "as cool
les"
That is exactly what II is not.
The influence OF coolies is now and
always has been to degrade labor. A
man or u boy Will refuse to do GER
tain class of work In Hawaii because
1t is done by the coolie. II the same
man or boy were In Maine or Califor-
mia, he would not even hesitate
white men do II there. Future years
will see the elimination OF the coolie
in Hawaii.
The coolie undoubtedly gets all he
is worth. He is much of human
machine that exercises little intelli-
gence. Put In his place man physi-
cally able to do the work. and with
the aid OF a brighter, trained mind
he does more In the same time and
does It better. He becomes more val.
liable and is certain to command a
better return for his labor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
oLlGARCHIsTS CANNOT SUCCEED

A very good evidence OF the vicious
influences that operate TO check
the progress of the Territory OF Ha-
wall is found in the incessant cam
paign to discredit local self-goyern-
ment, and preach the doctrine OF oil
garcbical rule for the people of these
Islands.
The campaign cannot succeed. II
emanates from recognized and proved
enemies of the people. American gov
ernment, and the common good.
The only result possible is to retard
the development OF the Islands, and
satisfy the sour minds of few un.
happy men.
Meanwhile. the duty Of the patriot
&c American is to forge ahead regard
less of the traitors, whose criminal
purposes and un-American record Is
not hidden by the elaborate defense
they offer for the purity OF their
ideals"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08

II the children OF our public
schools are taught that agricultural
labor is honest. dignified, and remu-
nerative toll, when well performed,
we then have accomplished the dual
benefit of raising the standards of la
Dor and citizenship" the employees
of every industry in the Territory.
Hawaii has become SO impregnated
with the idea that agricultural labor
on the sugar plantation must be done
by the slow-witted coolie, living in
barracks. that II Is hard for some peo-
pie whose thoughts Senator Cpelho
expresses. to think Of a man who en-
Joys the rights and privileges OF citi-
zenship to contemplate a future that
carries him into the sugar field or
sugar mill.
As matter of fact, the gang-labor
system is rapidly passing from the
sugar fields of Hawaii. The first
movement toward Its disappearance
was when contract labor was wiped
out. The movement toward larger
measure Of independence for the man
OF toll has been going steadily for
ward. until today we find many sugar
properties where there is practically
no day-labor. The whole sugar crop
is produced by men who contract to
cultivate the various fields, and their
financial reward is In accordance
with their own success In cultivation.
Now II is time to take a step fur
Their In advance.
We have young men growing up in
the lslands-they are future citizens!
When they leave the schools they
are free to become workers or hood
lums-go to work or Jail.
Is there any doubt that the future
OF the child and OF the community II
best served by training the boy ant
the girl in the rudiments OF agricul
ture. at the same time impressint
upon them that the poorest laborer
even the ''coolie" of the plantation
is more deserving of honor than tn,
hoodlum loafer who feels that certain
lines OF work are beneath" him?
Labor with the pick and shovel Oh
the roads of the Territory is not be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
COMPROMISE, BOSH!

Compromise schemes for straight
ening out the difficulties into which
the Mayor and Board of Supervisors
have brought themselves, are largely
buncomb
The point at issue is: whether the
Mayor should appoint the city and
county employees, by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Supervisors.
Don't befog this with a job-chasing
carnival fixed up in the back room OF
any citizens office, however good
he may be.
The Mayor, acting with his politi'
cal advisers, proceeded to appoint ev'
erything in sight. And In the esteem
OF many sensible citizens made silly
mistake.
The Supervisors, not to be outdone
demonstrated to the Mayor and hi,
advisers that they could go to anoth
er extreme II necessary. 1t was, ant
they did.
To the citizen, the obvious inten
of the Legislature and the desire o.
the people is clear. The Mayor
should act with the Supervisors.
But since the law is so Ambiguous
that II has brought about or made
possible the present deadlock, thu
business-like solution is an appeal Il
the courts. Whether this shall b,
done in friendly spirit is no
OF especial moment. The decision o
that non-political Supreme Court l
the only proper method OF settlement
because the Supreme Court has tn
last guess in this instance.
II the decision of the court is oh
viously opposed to what the peopl
wish, the Legislature will be In SEES
sion, to make the necessary correc
tions.
The political advisers have mud
died the situation quite enough. TIL
Mayor should stick to his text and &
to the courts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08

1S5 editorial rooms-2S6 bust
ress office. These are the telephone
numbers Of the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08

by board Of men of high Ideals
men who aretsboye reproach, in that
they are not and do not believe in
Partially, because OF their own high
education which they have obtained
in Institutions which are far above
the (OrientaD public school system
of Hawaii. The President of the
College, whom have not as yet had
the pleasure of meetin but hope to
In a few days when have completed
my Investigations in the Territorial
departments, is man of very high
standing in College work, and Hawaii
Is very fortunate to have his serv-
ices. The instructors are all highly
recommended. All of the above are
determined to make the youths COM,
ing under their tutorship useful citi-
zens OF our Hawaii Aloha. The Hon.
s. M. Damon is one OF the few de-
scendants of the early missionaries
whom we Hawaiians love, because he
is true friend of the fIawaiians,
and he loves us as though he were
native Hawaiian himself From
reading his interview, see, 1t is his
earnest desire to have more sons and
terest in their homes. He wants
them to acquire and build homes, ard
out of their holdings TO build up
some Industry whereby they would
become Independent and happy citi-
Gems. And II is his idea, as / Judge,
that those who fail in their training,
and who cannot be made to apprs-
ciate the value of Independent ex-
istence, should be trained to be skill
full in the handling or performance
of simple works around factories,
ETC.; and those who are fools enough
to remain fools,-send them to the
fields to work with the Oriental cool
les. II that is true. then heartily
agree with our friend.
Mr.. Damon has given me very
good suggestion by his interview,
which I will see carried out In the
coming session OF the Legislature. 1t
is something which has done n Il eat
deal of good to the Western farmers
a few years ago, on the mainland.
As you may remember, when the
farms on the mainland were going to
ruin owing to the poor crops pro-
duced, the Government at Washing
ton became interested, and sent out
experts with carloads OF materials
and seeds for giving the farmers per-
sonal instructions as to what to do
In order to save and improve their
crops, stock, etc. We all know the
result of that assistance. The same
could be done here in simpler way.
The Legislature provide for the ex-
pendlture. and the College Of Hawaii,
the Federal Experiment Station and
the Territorial Bureau of Agriculture
send out experts in the several sub
jects which Interest the farmers in
the several localities of our Islands,
and spend sufficient time at each
place giving practical demonstra-
lions and instructions free. Field
EXPERIMENTATION uOeS nioIt eucCtiNs
work than room talk.
In conversation with Mr.. A. f
Judd few days ago he called my at
tentlon to gentleman who passed
by, who is an expert on hog-raising
. Such man should be sent at Gov
eminent expense to Kula and other
| places on Maui and other Islands
where hog-raising is carried on.
] will take this matter up with
I President Gilmore when call on hin
early next week.
| remain,
Yours respectfully
W. j. COELHO,
, Senator, End District.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
LYMAN LAW MISSING.

The Lyman NJ. Law, one OF the
largest four-masted schooners owned
at New Haven, Conn. was recently
reported missing. The Law is in com
mand OF Captain Chatfield and car
ries crew OF ten men. She sailed
from Portland on Nov. for Balti-
more.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
BLINDED BY DUST.

Money blinds great many people,
remarked the moralizer.
YES" rejoined the demoralizer. cts
easy to throw dust In their eyes"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
CONE AND SEE THE FAMOUS
Pink Slipper
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
Orpheum Saloon,
CONVINCING.

You ought to marry. know the
very girl"
Want nothing to do with her"
'She is young"
Then she Is sly"
Beautiful"
THE more dangerous"
"of good family"
Then she Is proud"
Tender hearted"
Then she is Jealous"
"She has talent"
Then she is conceited"
"And fortune"
Introduce me at once"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-20
ALL HAIL TO PIRACY.

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ruur svsto,, yo ,y,r,. gr,,ir,, rial.
and pro,, di,idi,, ,.i,I, E,,,,l,,,.I
ui,trcssbip of fine hiph sons which
u,,dnr prnto,,ior GOA Lo,o lac, a..
fri,L,rpI aro,ro,,o,ior ~ uo o..,
hon. nr ,b, Ii,.i,,, or ,I,,, ,,,o,,l, aud
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hy future history os th. ,irof t,o|
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of the financial hurco.stcoror
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