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Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-18

There is no sentiment in this hat pin debate, but there is always point.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-18

The ship-subsidy bill has more lives than cat. It has been killed again; but it will not rest in peace
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-18

l "Times have changed,' said the re- tired merchant, after the shoe sales
 man had left the hotel. Notice how businesslike that drummer is? He | comes into this town every once in a | while, visits half a dozen dealers in
 an afternoon and then takes the next | train oet. When l was a young man ! I was on the road for several years
 ani was considered a success, but I couldn't hold up my end now.
 | ."The world was more leisurely then When I landed in a town l never anew ] when I'd get away again. A merchant l had to be coaxed and jollied along, sometimes for oay or two, before he
 was ready to talk business. If trav- cling man bounced into a store and
 opened his grip and began featuring on goods he was selling before he had said word about the weather and the crops and the Sullivan-kilrain fight he'd be pertty apt to bounce out again with no sales.
 T made a special study of every customer on my route l knew every
 mans fads and peculiarities, and made
 the most of them.
 There was old man Joppy, down in Iowa. He was crazy on horse rac- ing, although he had never seen a real l racehorse in his life. His trade was worth having, and so I fairly soaked
 myself in racetrack figures and sta- tistics, and when I blew into his store I'd give the history of every racehorse III tdie WOrlu, rom bucepndIuS QOWn
 to the presidents saddle horse, and the way the old man would loosen up when I produced my order book was a sight for sore eyes.
 There were no airships in those days, but one of my customers had spent his spare time for years trying to build one. and when I 1oomed up at his store I knew more about aviation than the Wright brothers ever sus- pected. It was a great scheme in those days, but it wouldn't work now. If travelling man tried it on a busy mer- chant the busy merchant would push an electric button and a platoon of police would take the salesman and
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-18

"Well, my scheme fell down just once, and if I live a hundred years I'll never forget that once. I returned home from trip and learned that an old customer in Iowa had sold cut to a stranger. That old customer Was one of my good friends. and the news didn't cheer me up any. I wanted to
 know what particular fad afflicted thu
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-18

WHEN you ~ant fo put your 6Wmm- ness before the public. tn@re Co na m@- dfam better than tbrnuKr Ha MME9ff1n~ fn& columns af Fms MuilntaM.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Burke County Wins Out
Supreme Court Decides That Illegal Votes Were
Cast at kenmare--No Hope For Renville e
County:--What This Means

States Attorney NashAarSceived q
t.. egran fren Bismarck Tuesday at
ter1soR. Informing him that Burke
county had won out in It's appeal to
the supreme court but that Renville
county had lost. This is all the par:
.ticu4ars that he received at the time,
but from it we can draw the follow.
ing deductions: f'Es| 49,.
Burke county will be apart from
Ward county just as soon i'll the Or
gani0ation of that county can be per.
'feGfed. Gov. Burae will have an OPP
psrtunity to appoint sene; more Of.
actsas, and Will do IT, ~ to usual
way. r-, ..t,.,.4 &c.,.
This leaves. ward county stin .
very respectable size, with the
chances Of county division never both.
ering us any more, This; leaves us
skeamare. the city Of Swhjuh. We ahave
over bssa proud, and which we wetlld
have lost SO Feslct family, y,,,..,J]
srhis leaves the tcpsntS officials With
leSs territory to cover, and WITH the
exception Of the sheriff possible the
sanaA salary. e.. at:..,4
Ills will mean Interested postage
rates for the Independent and other
newspapers IN sthis- psEt-s little azstate,
for It present weare 1ll9w3d to sesdd
our !: publications free lth y No. G t ;llt
county. ~: ,:tss:t $50 4: r. T.
for they d6not HE the id@s3f beipqa
situated in the goose 4eqkSs Of .thss
county, SO to speak, and We do no!
blame them bit. { &yfE$
This leaves Ward ceuntys at large
with no apologies to make to Ken
| mare, for it was not our fault.
Here are the boundary lines Of the
now county Of Burke. Starting a.
the extreme northwestern part o
Ward county, at township 1853. range
"a, travel east If you will, forty-twt
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CHORAL oLus 70 sosn,ns.
Many Nex Members Recently ADDED
and RshearsaIs Interesting.

For several weeks there has been
a marked increase in members and
interest in tho weekly rehearsa.s OF
the Choral club. At present writing
forty are enrolled and the prospects
are good for increasing that number
to sixty or seventy.
The class OF music now being re
hearsed while not 60 intricate as the
~Mssaiah.'' u Asvertheless very ID
vaacel All apDsaling to al whs are
mus;eally inclined, embracing the
Song Of the Vikings. by Eaton Fam
ing, which has an excellent swing.
fine melody and harmony parts and
exceedingly pleasing elmaxes through
cut NE chorus.
It Is the intention Of the elpb to
give two recitals before the close Of
the season, the lrst enc to occur early
In March. at which will be presented
the Song Of the Vikings" and several
other choruses which have not been
rendered before Minot andisnesA a1t,
.prs1Aisss ~ ~ = erArs Assisal treat
More detailed particulars and date
win ~ given later.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

The largest engine ever coasttrnct-
"a. II tho history Of ne world vas
run int this city ffon Bowls Lake
wednesday, BY Engineer Mike Mines,
aAd TOR several weeks win b used II
TRIAL trips. -, !. i.
The engine is certaia!y monster.
bstng, ainety.fsur fsst frsn tho trent
OF the pilot to the end OF the tank. II
wnl pull l26 cars sf fifty ton capa.
city On level track, with compare
tive ease.
The monster Is IN Artioulate1 Nal.
let ooimoua1 lsixv Hracticssiv asn-
b snsane. Il vas 4sABir1skea II
TIE Dals strsat a1aes u 81. HaAl ua'
der ne snparvtstsn u dsasEe nner-
sou, superintendent q Retss lswer Of
the Great Nerthsrn, aA1 No nsS
ilsas bro1Ght mt ssre, :frss ~ fertile
.brs4a sof Mr. slmsrssa.
The; eaons - <f1srsat - sssiseisls
from any <stA4r ~ fsa@a.IfEaele. -
;; nat ths -sts4n y srpss hs'l ana ~
heatsd - instead ~ patttng ossd
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niles or acpess seven townships to-
the boundary line between ranges ~
and So, thence south on that lima
about six miles. and west three At1ea
again. Travel south twelve miles, I'M
til you strike the northern bound
airy OF Mountrail county and go west
across tho width of five townships, or
thirty miles and you will strike the
western boundary Of Burke. This
gives Burke county thirty townships.
The entire county consists 81 one Of
the hast tArsi.s sectt6s IN, the Unit
ed States, Tie, farms being espestal.y
we'll improved. This leaves %nnzhe-
county with tie. following towns:
Columbus. Larson, Stampede. Fern
t.ival, Naxten. Portal, Bevbells,' Co.,
steau, 'Nsoburn, %Rensie, Egpise, Lar
son, Powers Lake, Vanviile, and pos
siSasy some Others We may have omit
|tea: ... T., ., !: .,.;.~,
t A lively scrap will now be In order
to see which town lands the county
seat. . 49,. 81: .~,
Ward county is still left. a very re-
spectacle size, about half its orig n {
size, before Meuntrail and Bur =
couaties were cut N Flliiis lssvss
Ward county still seveAty ei9ht piles
=, long, from ,snerth to south. svitb -
Leverage width OF about forty mixes
The ,county- division; question Foula
cArtaAnlys Wave tcoine UP at the nezt
election had Burke county not Won
cut. AS it is, there is no danger
of the voters, as rule, desiring .
change. Ward couaty stHl retains
more than seventy-Aine townships.
Burke county won lbs appeal; claim.
ing that there was illegal voting II
Kenmare and also Oh the grounds
that in q number Of precincts the r.
turns were not properly certi9e4.
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Nstios 81 hsFtsass russs.ssurp Sale.
Notice 10 hereby sivea tlat that Ger
ta1a mortgage. executed and, delivered
By Joseph Ritter and Catherine Ritter
his wife,msrtsagors,ts Jourgen Olson,
mortsass@ datea - tks III day Of
February. A.. b. 1sss. and hled ror
record IN the once Of the register
Of deeds fer the seuAty Of Ward ana
StA&o a NostA Dakota on the 17th
day q Apcn. A. D. 1908. at 1896
O'Clock ,. n. and recorded in book
1@4 q nsr>gagss q page 1Se, win
be foreoluaeA ~ Z sale OF the prem
ises described in such mortgage and
hereinafter described ct the front
door Of TIE eeurt hsaes In the city
Of Minot. county of Ward, State Of
North Dakota, at the hour Of o'clock
p. m. on the 18th day OF March, A. D.
1910, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day OF sale.
And the PREMISES described In such
mortgage and which win be sold to
satisfy same are described as follows:
East half OF the northwest QuArter
(eh awA) 1t enc and two Oots Z
y Of section tAirty-one (sec. 81. The
east ham Of the southwest quarter
OK sw11) and 4ots three and four
(lots 8 and ~ Of section thirty (sec.
2O), In township one hundred sixty
three (twp. 1881, north of range eigh-
ty-six IN. y. S6) west of the 18th (5thl
principal meridian in Ward county,
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum Of thir-
teen hundred nine dollars and two
cents ($13o9.e2). Il
JOURGEN OLSON,
Mortgage.
MCGEE,
Attorney FOR the Morteagee,
Minot, North Dakota.
s2.3 3 ~ Ill
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SURREY MEMS.

b u
On. Champlin has returned frem
q trip to Grand Forks.
Rev. Johnson Of Unenee visited
here last week. 49,. :,
A ARE escape has been put up at
the schosl house.
MIR. Berg has returned from a trip
East. -
Rev. BrousA is home from Deering,
where he has been holding meetings.
Mr.. Eide has. left the employ OF
Nyhus and Berg.
BY the advice Of her physician. Or.
R. ". Pence, Matte Yoder, accom-.
panied by her father, left Tuesday
night for La Qunta, Colorado. She
will take treatment at the sanitarium
which is located at that place. Her
Maay friends hope fer her speedy re-
cevery.
The Literary society elected the
following officers last Friday night:
PreAident-CEnt Dierdorf.
Vice President-Carl Billings.
Sc retary-Nattie Perry.
Critic. W. Smith.
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Worlds Largest Engine In Minot
Monster Mailet Compound Here on Trial Trips
Will Haul 1925 SO Ton Cars on Level Track
Constructed BY Geo. Emerson

water in tie sailer Of the engine,
boiling vatez, which is heated from
heat that otherwise wsu1d be wasted,
IL placed ii it. s1.a>@ ..,5
This engine will burn but eae-aftA
more coat than the ordinary kind, fer
with the new process, 1t is SAID tAar
the steam is ~ degrees hotter. In thu
cy. inder than IN the boiler, whereas.
IN tho old engine, t. loses about 80
Per cent Of its effectiveness in travel
mig from tho boiler to the cylinder;
The number. Of this engine IL 5000.
: HIS Is Ensrssa'a master effort, and
viii make Ats aaae 50 aowa IN his.
esfy with tASse Of the great invent
0rs. }.,5; .f g'$
DnaEssa started his railr>AA career
in Ninst years aes. He fred snt Of
MtAet ~ Eted Alng. and .sane 81
ths NH lime sntaeers ;. H.
1iss ,Asale ~ spsst tsw yesss as
g1ssl srs1eslIe1qe. slr, i1mersn hssa
nsla<4HA ~ r. N. snsssea ~ tthis
! NY.
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equipment. general stock of mer-
chandise, a. complete home and
farm and coal business, including
cows and dairy, farming tosls.
boara:ng house equipped; owner has
made money enough to retire. and
its getting better; all farm trade:
price, $4,000; get particulars irom
Youngman.
100 ACRES JOINING CITY LIMITS.
and where land has retatled at $90S
per acre; this is nice level land and
good soil; we want an offer Of >Ss
per acre. Youngmaa. IA.
RELlNQUlSHMENTS Fur SALE,
NICE HOUSES AND LOTS. ANY
part Of town. -, 49,,
SOME GARDEN AND CHICKEN
farms for sale. ,'.%%
HOUSES AND FARMS FOR RENT.
See Frank ". Youngman, 1s5
Reishus street.
Is a money-maker; break it I'D and
fax it.; make a profit and pay for
~~As~ IA OAAC ySoa. 4OuH6Uldu.
$50 ACRES, THREE MILES DOWN
|, the Mouse river from Minot; it d
not very good land, but the price rs
only $11.00 per acre; good pasture.
See ioungman.
$S,50asr FOR QUARTER SECTION
ss nlear Lynch p. o.; So acres broke.
DON'T SOME LOGAN ,FARMER
. want that heavy timber forty, ~
miles this side of Logan at $50 per
acre? See Ysunsman. .., :.
HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM FOR
rent; everything you want, ON a
farm; good water, windmill, two
houses ice house, barns, machine
hal, carpenter shop, fine. gardens,
3H miles from nice town west,
, on GIN. See Youngman.
A WELL SELECTED GENERAL
grain and stock farm Near FoxAolm.
40 acres; nice .butldings; all
fenced and cross fenced; splendid
hay; good farming and nice water;
Mouse river runs through. it; price
$4,000; get particulars. See Yox8g-
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OLD $40 pipER rs & 7HsaE.
Allen MesnossaF. Whe Once Played
for the oussn, t. 90 70 the Big
Dance at Maxbass.

J. J. somers. who will give a big
ball at Maxbass, on the night of st.
Patrick's day, at which time he will
give away his fine farm. has arranged
to hold dances in three different
places in the town to accommodate
the big crowd that is sure to attend.
He has secured, Allen McDougall,
Mfnot's well known bagpiper, who
once played for Queen Victoria. to at
tend and furnish some music. Mr..
NcDougall's grand daughter, who is
quite . step dancer. will also be there
= try for enc Of the prises. Neil
AeDougah himself, and hs Is not 50
SLOW on his feet, is arranging to 60 :,
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IS N "a. PS + Ar III s.
FrenIAts stetsa1Ta1lsil Has . Few Good Things IN
zH farms Read This Carefully and See II You
Can Use Any of These 9ereains

FEW MORE GOOD THINGS in
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY, BY
FRANK W. YouNGMAN, THE REAL
ESTATE BROKER. 1ss RElsH1s
ST. MiNoT, n. o.
4so ACRES NEAR GRANVILLE "a
exchange for improved city prop
erty.
ONE-HALF SECTION SPLENDID
land in the Epworth valley, south
OF Stanley, for sale outright, or will
take house and lot as part payment
Youngmaa.
100 ACRES AT SURRKYZ;OOD
value. s
$50 ACRES CLOSE TO NORWICH;
highly improved. has paid 20 per
cent on renting basis for six
years. See Youngman.
800 ACRES, TEN MlhES NORTH
of Minet; 100 acres broke; house;
pasture; $500 takes the one-half
section. See Youngman.
ONE-HALF SECTION, ~ MILES
west of Deering; two beautiful sets
OF buildings; 80 acres pasture; all
highly improved. You can buy this
right. See Youngman. aE5 (,
240 ACRES, TWO AND ONE-fIALF
miles down the Mouse from Minot;
: fine buildings; Joins Pete Bhr's
place. This b extra fine, but you
will have to pay s45 per acre for
this. See Youngman. = .,.e
ONE-HALF SECTION SOUTH OF
Minot twelve miles, on crop pay
ments; has nice buildings and 50
acres broke; come right away. See
Younsman. =
1910 ACnEs RICH, LEVEL MIS-
souri, river bottom land, south of
White Earth, at $12 per acre. This
man. ,.%e
HERE IS A NEW ONE-160-ACRE!
Goa mine, three and one-half miles
this side Of Donnybrook; coal mine
paying $4,000 profit yearly; Includes
horses, grain, hogs, chickens, store
buildings, furniture, piano, full mine
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our homes and curse our land? Be-
cause.dear friends, the education was
all wrong. The conscience Of the
child was undeveloped from genera
ton to generation and the brute, the
knave. the CRATER taught to shine
and bloom in man. Come cut, o con-
secrated workers one and all and help
us batter down these foes to right
these kings Of wrong.
Let your watch words ever be,
Faith, Hope, Charity, Justice. Hoaor,
Truth and all the other virtues sooa
will fs.kw. II ourselves, W ars
frail and faulty, but the true teacher
will get strength and light from de-
vout prayer and noble unselAsh ac-
tons. Give up your lives Tor the
great cause that you many answer.
with cheerful bound tho last great
roll call, for how can man die better
than nghting fer his country and his
God.
: Fellsw teachers, ours is the grand
est and Hoblest Of all callinss, If We
do but dignity it BY doing our work
with heart and soul and brain, in.
|spired By enc who knoweth all -
Let the censecrated school house
be your fortress strong, and make
your little army answer to the calls
Of justice, honor. truth and God. Ask
the Holy Spirit to bs ysur constant
guide and ask with tears and prayers
that cannot fail for. the way Is dark
and we are far from home. Let
Jesus lead US on.
Tso many weak characters in the
teaching world today, too many teach
ers with an undeveloped conscience,
too much selfish pride and empty
show in all our land Of sin and crime,
Home life," did yeu say? Well, l
must draw the curtain on the home
life Of some children, the scenes
shock you. Gsd bless ysu all for
this time. s..--.-. ,as.,r g.. 4
s Alice,
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Aice's Message Of
Love and Mercy
"As the 1Wig is Bent, the Tree is Inclined"- Some
Excellent Thots for Teachers

Alice sends message OF love and
mercy to all who are placed in charge
Of children.
Chapter l.
Golden text-"As the twdE Ia bent.
the tree inclined" Proverbs.
After thirty years experience in the
school room as pupil and teacher, I
find the human family about the same
as when started out. So it is, dear
readers, with my soul. So 1t 10 with
God, the greatest Of all teachers. The
Great Master never changes. His
commandments are the same today a.
they were thousands Of years ago.
Let each teasher strive to become q
consecrated worker. Lot the wsrk
come from the soul. Let Ill inspira-
tisa come from the Holy Spirit, the
fountain Of all good, all grace and al
mercy.
= Fellow workers.. this 10 I key to
snecess. Learn ct IN early ase the
great lessen Of faith in Divine Prsvi-
dence. Very often while teaching
others, We, ourselves. are bind: srsp-
ing In the dark, Is it we're. WI
When your school work is done and
ysn remain alone in the school room
Great TSaohsr 10 \ show yen the way
kneel down and devoutly ask the
and the light, tAat ysu may help and
guide your pupils in tho right dirse-
ton from day to day. Az ysu arise
from your knees you will And that
tks great mist has cleared away and
all is bright again. New thoughts
will come to yen and bright inspira-
tons fit about your mind for the
next days work. Every taacher
should be6oue spiritual in order to
be capable Of developing the moral
and spiritual side Of child's life.
Give I'M the ''eelsecrated teacher
and our country will produce better
men and women than we have to-day :.
Why oil this crime? Why all this
injustice In The ranks Of power and
wealth! WY, Oh Why, dses althy'
poisonous nausr reign . king - Blight
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n ~. q: s9atiand and family aaa Nrs.
Leo iaoaroA Aar HfnoA, n. D., . city
OF asout s,oee inkalitAnt1,y last FIJI.
day. where they VIII make their fu-
ture home. They lived in Marion
fer two years. during which time Mr..
rAatland was cashier ef the Marion
State bank. Mr.. F.atlald b Al hon
est and reliable business man aad
viii 20 missed BY the. 1reprtsters Of
this bank ~ well % BY it, patrons.
Mr., and Mrs. FiatlanA and Mrs.. Lee
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CHEAP FARE WEST.
Great Northern Soon 70 Sell Tickets
t. Coast fer $3.50 One Way.

The Great NortherR will soon com
mence selling on March 1st, and con.
tinue to sell until and including April
10, q one way colonist second class
ticket. TO aearly ~ points IL Mon.
taaa, Idaho, washington, Oregon and
northern California. as far south -
Weea, Cal, for S25. %. These tickets
are good for stop-overs anywhere,
and as sfteA as one desires.
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! HEREBY. announce myself as a can
dMAte on the Republican ticket for
nomination to the Office Of represen
tatiye IN congress at the primary cleo
ton next June. II elected, L will sup
pert the policies OF the progressive,
or insurgent wing Of the party. beth
IN and cut Of congress.
! solicit the support Of Republicans
throughout the state.
Bardi q. Skulason,
Grand Forks, N. D.
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Ahere IS a deal under way for an
other bank in Minot. Mr.. Mcknight,
who has been conducting q bank at
Maxbass for a number Of years, is
here this week, engineering the deal,
and the IAAspeadeat understands that
all that is necessary to complete it.
is location. Mr.. Mcknight has
tws~optioAs on god business loca-
ti0Hs, and IS considering them. f.
r.. :, .'' - :.
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AIlno UNI enleIat8
'FoA County Treasured

NM. o. county Iro1our0r.
+. I*lereby announce myself g q Re
publican candidate for the domination
OF treasurer Of Ward county, subject
to the does sion Of the primaries, to
be held in June, 1910, and II elected
viii conduct the Office with economy
and IN the interes tot the taxpayers.
si Your support viii be thankfully re.
ceived and appreciated.
IL. P.HWeatherwAx
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Garden Valley lots to trade for
fara. What have ysu?
Want to buy several good farms
close TO- Olive P. 9. What have you?
iWeuia g same west. Lynan Land
Co. ~
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FOR GOVERNOR.

! announce myself q Republican
candidate, at the primary, for gov.
ernor. l stand for the control Of the
party BY the peop.e aud a "square
deal" for All. MY platform will b.
,alon gthese linea and wiz be made
knows later On. g..
J. A. Buchanan,
Buchanan, N. d., Dec. 2Sth, 1870.
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MiNoT MAY HAVE
| ANOTHER BANK

Mr.. Mcknight From Maxbass Here
This Week Engineering the Deal
Has Option On Two Business. Le-
cations On South Main. .
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FISH
Bank Statement

+" Report Of the condition of the First
State Bank at Burlington, in the State
of North Dakota, At the close ct bus
iness jan. 81, 1910. .r .a'
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Alice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-18
kauai OFFICIALS
FOR PROHIBITION

When Senator Falrchild reported the
to prohibition and quite satisfied with
" hat it had in the way of liquor traffic
regulation, he overlooked a great deal,
according to other reports received
from the Garden Island. The fact that
the Kauai grand jury drew attention re-
Gently to the fact that all the eases 1t
had been called upon 10 investigate ha
their relation to liquor and the use of
II. has been noted by Kaualans as well
as others and there are plenty of the
former to assist in bringing about a
better state Of affairs.
y a matter of fact, the majority on
Kauai for prohibition will be substan-
tial in any event ana will be large II
W. II. Rice and Francis Gay announce
themselves IN favor of the no-booze
SIDE. Some arc reported to be waiting
to see how these two align themselves,
INT others are already actively working
for the prohibition majority.
4 number of prohibition clubs have
been formed. In almost every one. the
officers are either county or territorial
officials The Lihue club has \. haulu-
kou. deputy aSsessor, for president AMI
j. H. X Kaiwi for secretary. The Ma
paa club is presided over by John Nj.
Kaneakua county cltlk OF Kauai, winnie
John Ouio. supervisor, is treasurer, The
secretary for the Kappa club Is :. ".
Meherla, deputy sheriff,
William Warner, Judge at HanaIci, is
the president OF the club ia his dis