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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-22

OLIVE BRANCH REEEKAH LODGE NO. 2,
I. o. o. F.
Meet severy first and third Thursday, at
1850 D. m, in Odd Fellows Hall Visiting
Rsbek.hs are cordially invited to attend.
MARGARET FERGUSON, n. 6.
JENNIE H. MACAULA1, Sec y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-22

COURT LUNAILLO NO. 5000, A OF.
Meets every frst and third Wednes
j d day evenings of each month st 1880
II p. m, in Pythian Hall, corner Fort
~ and Beretania streets. Visiting broth
IA ers cordially inv ed
S1> W. KELLE, r. r.
JAS. K KAtLIA. P. O., r g
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-06-30
&c Zprdvy ze St. Paul. y

o znovu navrzenf zelezafskym a oce-
lafskym trustem a sice z te pficiny,
ze upadl nemilost nasledkem soud-
niho rozhodnutf, tykajiciho Sc dane
IA majetek zelezafskeho trustu.
= Minuly tyden odbyval Sc snatek
81. May Bockove drem Edw. J.
Calphem Watertown, S. D.
P. M. Joice, banker Lake
Mills, Ia, meskajfci zde navstevou u
sveho zete A. E. Phiffnera elsie
1916 Minnehaha ul., byl zatcen ma
obvineni re zpronev6feni bankovniho
majetku obnosu $36O,793. Zatceny
pravil, ze pozbyl mnoho penez V ne
stastnych podnicich.
- S potesenim jsme Sc dov6deli,
ze pan j. P. Jelfnek, znamy zdejsi
cesky l6karnik, byl zvolen "a pfedse-
du statniho sdruzeni lekarnik1 ma
sjezdu, odbyvanem tyto dny u jezera
Minnetonka.
= Minuly tyden znicen byl ohnem
velky grocerni obchod Andrew Scho-
cha ma vych. 7. ul. a Broadway.
Ohen povstal vybuchem pffsklepi
obchodu a okamzit6 rozSifil Sc do ho-
fejsich poschodi.' tax ze nezbyly jen
ucouzene zdi. Nekolik hasicG pfi-
slo k drazu. Ztrata odhaduje Sc ma
$4,000. Mattel Schoch zacne Sc
stavbou move budovy.
= Velkoporota zasedajici v mi
nulych dnech odporucuje pffsnejsi
provadenf zakona ohledn6 klekani-
cka, ktery zapovida toulanf d6ti ma
ulic1ch po 8. hod. vecerni. Potfeba
provadeni tohoto zakona jew Sc
zvlast6 nal6havou ma zap. 7. ul., kde
nevazanost ulicnfkd je vseobecne
znamou.
= F. L. Washburn, statni hmyzo-
znalec, odebral Sc do ddoli Cerven6
Reky, kde objevuje Sc bajecn6. mnoz-
stvl kobylek, jez pdsobf skody ma
osenf V tamejsf krajin6.
= 81. Grace Meskan z Minnea-
polls odjela do Chief, Mich. ma ma
vstevu svych rodicd ktefi Sc tam
ma podzim pfestehovali.
= V sobotu podflelo Sc as $50
vynikajicich demokratf ma velkem
banketu pofadan6m v New Ulm, v
domove byvaleho guvernera John
Linda. Behem banketu byly pred
neseny feci vynikajfcimi fecnfky a
zvlastnf nadsen1 propuklo, kdyz
pfedseda statnfho demokratickeho L.
stfedniho vyboru F. A. Day pred
stavil v feci John Linda jako pff-
stiho demokratickeho kandidata ia
guvernera statu. Lind jest znamy
jako jeden nejvetsich tribunG lidu
statu Minnesoty.
= Demokraticka konvence ku ma
vrzeni statniho lfstku bude Sc od-
byvati %. cervence Minneapolis.
V pondeli zahajen byl velky
poulicni karneval pofadany obchod-
MIN klubem zap. 7. III. Karneval je
po zpdsobu cirku test Sc hojne ma
vsteve.
= Spolek Druid6, k nemuz tel
vice krajand pfinalezf, usnesl Sc ma
sjezdu Minneapolis upustiti Cd W.
placeni pojistneho po smrti svych
clend. Usnesenf tyka Sc as 1000 Gle
nj We statu, jiz tfmto krokem ztra-
ci naroky ma tmrtnf castku jejich
pojisteni.
- Paul Herbst Chas. Rumholz,
mladfci 20 20 rokG staff Mount
Vernon, N. D., utopili Sc fece Mis-
! sissippi blize Juner Grove. DIE W.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-06-30

stranou konvenci, odbyvane st.
Paul minuly tyden. Ia guvernera
A. O. Eberhart Mankato' "a m1sto-
S. Y. Gordon Brown
Valley, "a sekretafe statu Julius
Schmahl z Redwood Falls, "a audi
tora S. G. Iverson z Rushford, "a
pohadnika Walter J. Smith z Eve
[eth, "a navladniho G.. T. Simpson
z Winona, "a klerka vrchn1ho soudu
[. A. Caswell Anoka, "a zeleznic-
nfho komisafe G. F. Staples West
ST. Paul, "a soudce vrchniho soudu
P. E. Brown Iuverne, E. A. Jag
gard re st. Paul, d. f. Simpson z
Minneapolis G. F Brown z Morris.
Moses B. Clapp odporucen ku znovu-
zvoleni "a senatora Spoj. Statd. V
prohlaseni zasad schvaluje Sc moudra
a smifliva administrace presidenta
Tafta a celni zakon pfijaty nynej-
Sim kongresem. Dale Sc zada rovy
rozvrh zastupitelstva do statniho sn6-
mu ma zaklade posledniho scitani
obyvatelstva, pfijmuti zakoni ku "a
chovanf prfrodniho bohatstvi si4tu,
pfijmuti zakona ustanovujic1 jeden
mill statni dane We prospech dobrfch
cest, udilen1 vetsi moci statnimu pfi-
stehovaleckemu odboru ku zlskani
novych pfistehovalc6, zavedeni prd-
a hospodafsk6ho vzdela-
nj do skol, pfijmutf zakona ku O.
chrane pracovnfch sill pffpadech
die odporucenf komise "a tim
dcelem ustanovene minulym sn6mem,
opravu zakona o primarnich volbach,
regulovanf drah, pfisn6 prevalent
temperencnich zakonG a obchodu s
l1hovinami.
az Made devee, jez pfalo by 81 u
citi Sc s1ti a nahradu "a to opa-
trovalo by male d1te a konalo lehci
praci male rodine, necht Sc hlasf
V elsie $40 Selby ave., st. Paul,
MINI. 37-tf
= Panove J. F. Ptacek' Vaclav
Blaha, Jos. Zizkovsky, Tomas Kro-
cak, Jan Bilek Fr. Simon st. odjeli
V nedeli do Faribault, MINI. navsti-
viii tamnfho kneze rev. J. Krale,
jenz az do nedavna pisobil co kaplan
pfi osade sv. Stanislava.
Zjevnou nespokojenost mezi ra-
dikalnejsimi republikany vyvolala
statni rep. konvence, odbyvana zde
minuly tyden, jez proti vsemu o6eka-
vani odepfela schvaliti resoluci, pro-
hlasujfci Sc pro Rooseveltovy zasady
odsuzujici novy Payne-Aldrichdv
celnf zakon nynejsfm kongresem pfi-
jaty. Resoluce toho druhu byla po-
dana v konvenci Hugh T. Halber-
tenn re st. Paul, lee odpor proti je-
jlmu pfijetf byl tax silny, ze beze
vsf debaty odhlasovano polozenf JEFF
ma still. Mnozi celnJch republican
skych pfedakd prohlasuji, ze jednanf
konvence te pffcine bude miti ne
blahy 1cinek ma vitezstvf strany v
pfistich statnfch volbach, nichz bu,
de veden boj o zasady. Zavrzeni ma
vrhovane resoluce zvlaste pfikfe Sc
posuzuje Sc strany vlivuplnych rep.
casopisG, jez poukazujf ma to, ze re-
soluce byla vyrazem smysleni vetsi-
ny lidu We strane a jednou pred
mich povinnostf konvence a ze celia
platforma ztraci ma SVEN vyznamu.
Jinou pficinou nespokojenosti je po-
razka vrchnfho soudce Lewise Du-
luth nemz Sc prayf, ze byl porazen
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-06-30

w Nejdplnejsf sklad knih zabav-
nych, pouenych, pro dospele i pro
mladez, ma Ndrodmt Tiskdrraa, 5O9-
511 So. 1gth Str, Omaha, Nebr. -
Dopiste 81 postovnim listkem Sc
znam, ktery Yam bude ochotne "a
slam. If
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-24
THE WORLDS CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

ronmaer of Pitburg has appointed
and given million dollars the income
the civilized nations OF the earth
be said to be the worlds
Peace earth when Christ
urtherance of
the
icaton that takes precedence over all
religion ITSELF lh
religious belief well seconded by the
practical its chief and fnaen
ens make
religions this times
religion that the passions of
Can accomplish so vast an aim
Evidently Mr. Carnegie provides
shall be used for the realization OF what
shall obligation
thought 1t calls aterna
civilized nations be induced give
war bu unve people
war certainly break the of
civilized peoples
Then conuuests
grown greed
another nation class OF people,
involv conquest
seh presumption the part of nations must be
the civilized nations to parcel OIL
Africa among indefinite exploitation
civilized in the of peace The mil
of the world are bound to
their land and their own abso
just
oar o involve the world in future war
of benevolent
carried the only possible course consistent with
world For Is
nations shall be entitled to their
If the spirit of justice in men
will shall mark the
that the of enlightenment may be brought
shall make such consummaton possible
far abov the range o superficial conception
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-24
WHERE WE WERE WRONG.

advocating
the called attention the duty that
fill vacancies the Su
would be adjudcated
minds and friendly lean
be found who would best fill the
President judicial to which we re-
fred filling bench several United
entire federal court
Justice White
beep In the list OF
the pres
Dental hon and Re
Ourarg was misappied
supremacy
the United
claims of cood citizens
while political dominate the pres
dental idea of the proprety appointments
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-24

If you are going to buy property, do
not do it until you have the title ex-
amined, so you may know If you are
buying a good title or a lawsuit. Law
yer w. B. Townsend will tell you all
about it at 209 Kittedge Building.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-24
ERNEST HOWARD
Carpenter and Contractor

Job and Repair Work Specially
Res. 353 w. Warren Ave.
Phone South 1862
Shop 1921 Twenty-First st.
Phone Main 1144
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-24
NIGEL furnished rooms for rent; all
modern; apply at 1923 Clarkson st.

Brickler's New Barber Shop is To-
Gated at 22os Larimer street. Shave,
1oc. Hair Cut, Csc; Children, 15c.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-24

For Rent-Two nicely modern
furnished front rooms. Apply at
Mrs. N. johnson, 1850 Curtis ST.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-12-24

Two nicely modern furnished or ur-
furnished rooms for rent. Apply q.
Hooper, 2507 Lafayette street.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

dQuea. Grandfather clocks are IRE
Quently made uD Of such inconarustle.
~ modern dial with q forged max
ers name and date. and old case
patched up and set OF with modern
inlay. and perhaps works about So
ysars old The seradlyarius violins
ara almost as numerous as the mod
ern instruments. while old armor and
medals. ell Of modern make. are prc-
duesd by the wagon load. cheap ana
inartistic Japanese ware Is noodins
Europe ter the purpose Of interesting
the Americans who like 10 buy such
things. and more Chinese stun. al.
legged to have been taken from the bal.
acc OF tbs emperor during tbs Boxer
troubles. is tor sale than has been
produced In the oriental empire dur
lng The last twenty years.
Il is a great modern enterprise.
this making Of antiques. and the great.
CSC practicians Of the art ars the
snrswd European dealers who DEPEND
upon American purchasers 10 fflI their
sofers- We're ii not for the people
y this country the Industry could not
sxist
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

PRODUCTION means more there enan
hegss as the lntFeducer IL regarded "a
to a certain extent responsible m6r
ally for the husinesa department OF hi
friend
1t Is worth while ohserslns eand
this Is the exception referred 60 ahoxeA
that in certain instances the nekhods
pursued In American stock exchange
houses are the same as thoss obtain
ing In London. Little as the fact Is
known. It Is not an unfreauent custom
for very wealthy speculators to have
no hxed margin or even no margin at
ah with their brokers.
II a man of this sort loses on
commitment be sends his broker q
check for The loss II he wins his bro
ksrs remit to him for his gains. The
broker dislikes to offend a very pow
srful client by troubling him for fanda
and hence takea risks with his
account which he would not dream Of
aking with thu account Of smaller
nen. Instances OF this sort some
lines become public In cases where
ne broker Is forced into bankruptcy.
whether owing to this cause or not.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14
BUNGALOW ON sr11rs.


Novel Het-s@aHen aome 10 BE Erss,
7 "a SO Great River. 4. Il.
/ 4 bungalow on stflts Is 20 be erected
IN Great River. L. l.. adjoining the
estates Of ". K. Vanderbilt. Jr., Bay
ard Cutting. Frederick G. Bourne and
other wealthy men. Undoubtedly ii
vii be the oldest hot-weather resi-
dsnes ever constructed.
/ Il l. 10 be built b. Harry da Bow
Barnes. who has an office tn the Mar
bridge buildIng. az s4th street and
9Th avenue. and vino lives IN ths
Bronx. the New York World says.
He engaged w. H Buekhout. a
Hacksaek architect. 20 prepare the
plans. Mr.. Buckhout described them
last night in this way:
-Four hollow steel poles or masta
each forty-Hve feet In length and eight
inches in diameter, viii support
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14
GOLDEN wxAnDorrrs.


Product Of SELLER wifh Safnrnr cffl
FOR HrseasnK FssTis.
The commercial Importance OF the
ben and her product has formed the
theme Of many a comment since Score.
tary Coburn Of the Kansas State Board
Of Agriculture gave cackiinx femlnin.
ity her due few years ago IN a book
entitled The Helpful Hen but the
hen as an object Of the breeders fan.
cy is less considered By the great.
thoushtiess, collaborating public.
Breeding chickens Is less expensive
than breeding lrotting horses. for the
animals cost less on the hoof. the gen.
erations are shorteF-abou. onethird
as long--and variations are more cas-
lily secured. the ST. Louis Republic
says. There are no pedigreed chick.
ems. The Identification or q sucking
colt as the offspring Of a registered
mare is simple and easy. but into the
case Of the chicken there are obvious
difficulties Not the least Of these is
he division OF maternal labor. IN the
accomplishment Of which 1t comes
about that scarcely any hen OF birth
and consideration is permitted to sit
on her own eggs. freedom Ii there.
fore allowed 70 breeders in the intro.
duction Of freshsand alien blood into
well-known strains Of fowls which
make the breeder Of dogs or horses
stare and gasp.
For example, the Golden Wyandotte
fowl. as originally bred. has not
crop Of Wyandotte blood IN It's veins
Joseph McKeen. wyandotte breeder
u Omro, Wis. conceived the idea Of a
solden-eoiored wyandotfe fowl MFR.
ackeen vas an old sailor with q nat.
'ral gift for breeding fowls. He had
lone Of The paraphernalia considered
'ecessary for the modern breeder: he
ould accomplish more with a few old d
oxes, sack Of cofnmeal and q few eli
ems than cmn the average fancier with cs
u his costly apparatus A common 81
AFnvard hen in Mr. afcKsam'm Cock tt
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

americas mna EnElzmh Ways "a
n@an& IL Are Very Different.
In America SPECTATORS capital
with an exception to be noted below
ia necessarily at least the size Of his
margin in his brokers hands, though
It is to BE- feared that In only toe many
instances 1t Is Just this and nothing
more.
On the London stock exchange an
other method prevails which. saws
AcodT's Magazine. IT ii probable has
done more in the long-ago past to give
stock speculation its bad name than
al the episodes Of an unsavorv na.
ture which have ever occurred on
American exchanges. In London after
the inevitable Introduction "a a brokar
the new customer gives his order. but
makes no deposit at all.
The broker Is supposed To learn
something Of his new clienk'z means
and how far he should be allowed to
commit himself Twies q month khe
English have what they can their set
Element days. A customer long Of a
stock whose commitment has gone
somewhat against him IS then requir-
I'd to pay the differences, as they are
jailed. between his purchase price and
he current quotation.
He must also pay a charge called a
'onfanso FOR holding the settlement :
yer into the next fortnishtfy period
ne does not wish 70 close the com
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

seemed to HE eye 10 poa,.., $500.
qualities OF sizs ana sban. .-t .,.','
marked her for experiment rh~ ~. :
crossed with the seebrirbt h.r,s.-
"a, ~. gave the rose comb and the faced
ls@.nesA a further cross with tho
paf'f'ase cochin liked the color Ana
increased the size. while an ndrsr
'ure q Plymouth Rock helped IA ~
establishment Of the general type AM
heightened the laying qualities Tbs
lows mus produced we're golden W..
anaottes' with rose comb, clean IT,.
ana feathers laced with black on
goa ground but they had not ors
drop o. Wyandctte blood. They vers
crossed with ne wts.o
wyandostea 70 increase the STABILIZE
of the type. '@S''''t
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

-. 's pes'nunons saia Of lhs wara
fooe Of King George nv a. r,- 49,. !,
realized $4,000 Grsvu,o 49, 's'-''a
, ENDED ne saie. says sKs ~ 49,
nafaly ever gave anything arsv ~, -
~. nls linen. which was dlslrIb,,r,,
y (, year There are nii H. cos,-
y naa ever had iof MY yeasa soe
~ ~.,P,' eanss without number. eys,v
~, ~ :. uniform. the costumes 81 81,
o ,..T orae1s u Eurepss aplsndla ars
~. hunting coats and brseesss
~ ~ ~ these articles wss ~.
tbs s,''. ~, because s, he never paid gor
ihst ~, ,','~ y, -. i'emory was 20 aecarais
~. one q his paFss told tus ~ es -
lected every article Of Do i. ~ s''oo'.
nov old. and that thsv -, ~ t,'
'aole @ be called on q produce ~' wy.
coat or other 49, xo*ls
'arel Of years gone 81 .''e'e % -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

stretch mesh OF from e 10 IS inches
They are either anchored or drlftei
at night. and the turtles swimming
along ger tangled up In them and fall
80 easy prey.
As the haWksbiiI turtles spend most
OF their time at the bottom IL deep
water, difierent apparatus must 30
used 10 catch them. TIE turtler hFat
discovers their location By means o.
a water telescope. which Is an ordi
nary water bucket with . wooden
bottom removed and a pane OF Elaas
substituted. BY putting this on the
surface bottom down and placing she
head In the upper part the bottom IL
clearly visible.
When found round Iron hoop with
bag Of coarse twine Is lowered over
the animal and As hs struggles upward
be becomes entangled In Il and
is broueht to the surface and drawn
Into the boat A three tooth grapnel
- also used Al times. This Is lowered
and the animal Is caught b. The shoul.
der
Ks~saas Turttes Aifvs Asser Cas-
tsre.
Turtles generally have special spots
IN shallow water close 10 shore 10
~hich they return every night. ana
zach animal has ~ own wallov Or
'urrow, whore II remains when not
'ating Or travelling. II IL Ia these
faces that they are generally sought
Ia pesging the aim Is to drivs the
IeS IN the chimes OF the easapacs Of
DC turtle, a. this offers the best hold.
nR part and does the least damage Ia ,
be animal. When 4 turtle = seen tba
eEKer stands erect on the forward j..
lwart with bis miniature harpoon !
0ised for q prompt throw At the RIGHT
Iomenk. 80
A. soon as the anir<al Il at Il dives 4
~ drasy The boat forward AZ 4 rnpla X
Ite- Il Is very soon compelled - s
me 70 the surface 70 breafha ana 4 Z.
sn easily secured by means "a
pc " too large to be taken into 49, 4,
at. '''s =
When landed At Key West shn s,.v !. i.
IS which have been kent ailre--er, \ Il
at gle are thrown away as worthlsss !,
afs placed In small. square nsna ~ 4.
titled siakes. called kraala. 6ails Is =,
water. close 70 shore and N atahas Fl
apartments under vharves. and h
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

there kept until sale days o. anti,
they HAYS recovered irom he rayags.
Here they are led on marias plant
knoWn 80 turtle grass. sweeE potato
vines. moFnins glory vines. mansfose
leaves. etc Wasn Z sufficient nanter
Of turtles hare accumulated al aus.
tiou sale q heia
The upper she'll q ths hawksolll Il
covered with iAlrttea rlites. eaI.sA
collectively Ia the trade the head
The plates vary "a thickness from an
eishth 70 . quaFtsr o. an ineh. accoFd.
Ing 70 the age ana size Of tie animai.
ard weigh collectively from four 20
SIX pounds These plates form tho
tortoise shell Of commeFes aad bylae
about g q pound
In securing the plates me aniual
must Be handled W8lie sslll alive. The
shell y arlt cut loose from the tur-
~ With q knife 4 Is thea PEE iafa
boiler Of boiling uafer. ana In
about ave minutes the plates can -
Ripped % with q knife II atlawss
70 remain tittis ioaesr IN the ratsr
the plates would drop "a At fhstr own
accord, bat ihey would b. iniarrf ~
TOO Ions suhmeFslon IN fhe bot satsr.
me Cuptns use 4 kniie heated a.
'nosi white and Fit1 this tear oa the
plates and let ihe Efiii living snlma1
sc Formerly ne BLADES wsFo ~.
aehsd from ne hony frnaswss. 81.
TMNrar ~.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Key West. Fla. was for.many years
The center Of prosperous fishery for
sea turtles. but recently the business
has been rapidly dwindllng owing to
/ the improvident methods employed.
the young ard the old and even the
eggs being gathered IN without
thought Of the future.
Three species OF turtle. the green.
the logserhead and the hawksbill. are
caught and handled BY the Key West
fishermen and dealers. according to
an article In the Montreal Star. The
green turtle Is the most highly priced
Tor food. This turtle Is found on the
Atlantic seaboard from Long Island to
Brazil. and At one time was especially
common on the keys along the Florida
coast.
Ine female turtle lays from 500 70
500 eggs In a season. burying them
IN the sand and leaving them TO hatch
without further attention 0wfne 20
their many enemies II Is probable that
but few OF the young turtles survive.
The loggerhead turtle occurs along
TIE Atlantic coast from Virginia 70
Brazil and Is common on both the
EAST and the west coast OF Florida. Il
= more common than the green tur-
.le' which - undoubtedly owing TO the
'aeE that It Is the least valuable Of
ne marine turtles and there Is little
iemand for Its flesh. More eggs OF
MS species are taken for food. how
Iver= than Of any other.
Grows to Ene<maeus sfse.
u attains an enormous sire. far sur.
assins the green turtle. Examples
'eighing 1900 pounds have been cap
ared. but the average now Is prob.
bly, about 200 pounds
The female Of thls species breeds
bring the summer, the erst eggs b. \
g laid generally during the night OF
~ moon Ia June. A peculiar gea.
re OF the laying process Is that moth
g apparently distuFbs The creature !,
Is sufficient 70 drive her away.
rikins her with q stick or jumping =
and down on her back produces Y
effect After finishing. however.
e is very tlmid and fees Tor Ire
'ter 81 the slightest noise. y
The hawksbiII or tortoise shell tar. =.
ls found on the southern coast Of q
0Fida, and thence to the West In n
s. ne Bermudas and South Amer ~
I The flesh 4 rarely eaten. al. -
,usn the eggs are gathered for food n
FOR the manufacture OF OH. The ~
at value Of this species Is IA rs ~ =,
ny covering. which is the tortoise
u Of commerce.
he hawksbiIl does not grow very ~
&C. the maximum weight not ex. ~,
ding 400 pounds Those wsth ~
aEer weight than 100 pounds are y,
now common on the Florida eoass ~ '
sheii Of the smaller turtle "A
and Of little use; It increases in fla.
kness and value with the Size az ~
animal -
turtling gill nets and cast nets wat
generally used. The former are ne
it 100 yards in length with = CON
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Theirs would be less divorce. said
Ex-Governor Peunypacker. at a dfnnel
in Philadelphia. If there were fewer
men like William Windle.
william Windle embarked on an
excursion steamer for Point Breeze.
and a few miles out. az he paced The
upper deck and drank In the hracins
ozone, he apled his friend. Jackson.
Why. Jackson. how are yer he sx-
claimed Are re out FOR pleasure. or
Is yer wife alongs'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

MINI ~ T7|77HFl
= e.. = - Z, 90 those critics aay aneh Al.
s sssssaoiq ihines' asked tho uSs.e ess
Yen mustn't blame th.,v :.
eso,, s's sa. Probably shey van, y J.
s sor Being Overlooked In fhs asr ,,s =
=. .. sut cam they attrae. at,.r,,,..
saying ..s pleasant thlnes9s '''H''0n =,
: is s,Ss = much much When was out 49,,
s,,r 's4 =. mat ihe man who y r ~ 10y
,oa, o. you ID remembered n ,, ps,'s 2
' sIaa.s as the one who Offers ,7 s.s.. .
''ser'-w Washington Star. yoa q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

A man IS always looking for a JOB
No aaatter how much pay be is get
ting, be thinks he is entitled to more,
and he will finally run across an EN-
ployer who will appreciate him.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

e. .1s exact time The eobose sss.s !.
, sas a'al, and upon e are stamped a.
e We. ehich form tho numbers ~ u IN.
:, system Of letters and aeyr -
Y sas made 10 me Nlssonrl 5000 7 \. -, =,
ms blind- Popular afschanl.s
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

we don't care whether r-e
e r,o Or not but We object 70 S. s,ss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Meariy every father aavn a. ).
s s.ys rnsy are bad because .''' , sa,s