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FALK'S STORE BRIDGE COL
s VS v7sa LAPSES.

For the second time within a
year the Falk's Store bridge is
out of commission. Sunday
morning the south span col
lapsed while ]. L. Steward and
Jack Murray were driving cat
tie across it, taking the cattle
into the bed of the river with
| it. -Four of the animals were
so badly injured that they had
to be killed and several Others
were severely bruised.
Both Steward and Murray
escaped from being caught II
the wreck by a few feet
They were driving $50 steers
and calves to the Nesbitt rancl
across the river, whence the.
were to be shipped to Port
land. A dozen or more o
them had cotton onto tn
bridge and the horses riddel
by Steward and Murray wer
about to follow, when witt
a loud cracking of timbers ant
swapping of steel, the struc
ture gave way. Last year tn
north span went out during
] food. A new span was bull
to take its place, but nothing
: was done to repair or strength
en- the other span. Complain
had been made recently tina
this section was unsafe an
the commissioners were cor
{ templating repairing it.-En
NETT Index.
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BALLINGER SLATED FOR
EARLY RETIREMENT

Cannonism and Ballingerism had
the west all toru up and the west
was waiting With unmistakable
enthusiasm of expectancy for
Theodore Roosevelt to arrive on
on the ground and speak on vital
issues.
Matters have been precipitated
more or less, perhaps, by the latest
conferences at Oyster Bay between
the ex.President, ex-Secretary Of
the Interior Garfield and ex-For'
ester Pinchot, and the announce
ment that these three individual:
| would appear in the west together
during the Congressional cam
paign.
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The E u Of the NE u of the Sc
u the NE Y of the Sc Y of the Sc
Y, the w II Of the E " of the E y,
the w y OF the e u, the E " of the
w u, the e u of lot 2, the SW " of
lot Q. and lots and Of section Is;
The w Y, the w y Of the e u:
the Sc u of the Sc Y, the s = OF
the NE Y of the Sc u, the NV u
of the NE Y of the Sc Y OF section
1S;
The w ", the w u of the E Y
the w u of the E u of the E u, the
NE u Of the NE u of the NE Y, the
e u of the Sc V Of the Sc Y of sec
ton so;
All of section 81;
All OF section SO;
The S II of the s Y of the SW u
the N u of tn eSW u of the SW Y
the s y of the Sw Y of the Sc v
the SW Y of the Sc u of the Sc v
of section 90;
All of section 50;
The E \ of the E u of the E "
the SW Y of the Sc " of the NE "
of section %;
The E n OF the Sc u of the Sc
u, the NE V of the Sc 4, the N "
OF the NV Y of the Sc Y. the s u
of the NE 4, the II of the NV Y
of the NE Y the NE u of the NV Y
of the NE u and the NEK OF thu
NE Y of section 81;
The E u of the Sc Y. the E y o
the SW Y of the Sc V, the Sc y o
the NE Y of section 16;
The SW Y of the NV Y, the s y
OF the Sc y OF the NV Y, the s y
of the Sw u OF the NE u, the NE
of the SW Y Of the NE Y. the NE
of the NV Y of the Sc Y, the w y
of the NV Y of the Sc Y and tn
SW Y of section Is;
The w u of the W Il, the NV \
of the NE Y of the NWA of sectio
The w \ fthe NV Y. the NV
Y OF the SW Y. the w \ OF the SV
Y of the SW Y of section 81;
The 8 II, the s y Of the s y c
the n u. the NV Y OF the NV Y
the S u of the NE y of the NV Y
the NV Y of the NE Y the NV ]
OF the SW Y of the NE u, the n
of the s n Of the NV u OF secuO
81;
The W u OF the W u of the 81
Y. the NE y OF the NV Y of tn
SW Y, the E 4 of the W Il of tn
NV u. the w 4 OF the SW Y of tn
NV u. the NV Y Of the NV Y {
the NV y. the w u of the NE Y (
the NV Y of section IS;
The E u OF the w Il, the Sc Y I
the Sw y OF the Sw Y OF sectio
IS;
The Sc Y of the sw Y of sectiC
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ARNEY VALLEY NEWS.

Eugene Manson bought horse
from AL. Moore and one from Paul
Abendorf and has now a team.
Mrs. Walter Kelley and baby
left to join Mr.. Kelly at Great
Fails, Montana.
Harvey Clark has gone to work
on the New York canal with his
team of horses.
August johnson has the job OF
clearing 20 acres Of sage brush on
]. H. Lowelps land in Roswell
Park.
Whoa, Gallagher, aft'r this you
won't need to worry yourself about
your bread ami butter.
Harvey w. Scott, the gu st edi
torial writer in the land, is dead.
| A merry newspaper war has
broken out in Parma between
Mark Bates, the exponent of demo
cratic principles and defender 0
moral Righteousness on one sid
and tanning, the independent an'
Hearst style" newsPa2erma'
on the other. AS usual, there IS
woman in the case, or rathe
several OF them, which makes It a.
the more interesting. We hav
not read the Review mans arlicl
which so aroused the Herald man
ire, but according to reports 1t wa
: hummer" Bates says b
: would rather be in that hC
: place" than be bothered with tn
r other fellow in Heaven, and Thu
: is going some. We would advi'
= the two newspaper fighters to to
z get it.
: Have you registered yet! limo
/ why moth If you don't regist'
l. you cant vote. Miss Hill w
n register you and then if you ha7
II a kick a coming, you can regist
IS it at the polls on election day.
- .Cearles Burton proved up
his homestead last Wednesday, I
"a, in Caldwell. He had as wi
nesses Geo. and Paul Obendorf.
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district the following lands, to-wit:
In township 4 north, of range 2,
west of Boise Meridian:
Lot 2, the II of lot 1 of section
3;
The S n of lot 4, the NE Y OF lot
8, the SW u of lot 3, and the N Y OF
the s " of the NV Il of section 2;
The s " of the Sc u of the NV
IA and the u of the NE \ OF Sec
ton 1;
In township north, Of range z,
west of Boise Meridian:
The SW n of the SW u OF the SE
u of section 35;
A map showing said lands and the
boundaries of the said proposed dlS'
trict is on file in the office OF the
board of county commissioners Oh
Canyon County, Idaho.
That the said election will be held
at the following named places, w
wit: Division No. at the residence
| of Ora Cox in section 81, township
north. of range 8, west OF Bose
Meridian; Division No. 2 at the resi-
| dence of Preston C. Allen In secuoa
IA. township 5 north, of range 4, Yves.
of Boise Meridian; Divisie n NO. ., ~
the residence of l.. w. Webb, In sec,
ton IL, in township Z north, OF rSaso
S, west of Boise Meridian, ana tlo
polls will be open from eight ocloC1
a. m. to seven O'Clock p. H. Vi ''''
day.
The qualified electors will DC IT,
ouired to cast ballot which VIII Cva-
tain the words Irrigation Dlsti'o y,
yes" or Irrigation district, no. ,Oo
words equivalent thereto, anu o "
the name of one person from 1a
division for director OF said dls'ri0''
That the registrar appointed tOr
Division No. / is w. B. Compton i sOr
Division No. is George MaT an p"'.,,sn.
Division No. 3 is John +. Oni''''
sen.
The said divisions are as iollO ~ an
Division No. shall consist ,' "
that norton of said proposed ulD N
living east of line commencos nj
the southeast corner OF sectlon ~ I'd
J township Z north, of range o. .Ssucs
Roise Meridian, and running miles
south miles, thence east
tbsnca south to the Boise RIVER I'd
D,vis,on No. 2 shall consls., ' ~
that portion of said proposes ~ rounI
I Wing south and west OF Q n me- al
7 manc,ng at the southwest O S.,on Isl
.ho an " of the Sc Y OF secuOI ysst
, ~ ,ownship 6 north. of range .o.,,Ong
> N '3 poIsa Meridian. and run ami
OF ehon Do's east - y miles. thence 'O''
to Boise River; -, NJ d
D,vlsion No. 8 shall consist I n
: that nortion of said proposes com
Wing north and west OF h nO.uer 0
.,nno,ns nj the southeast Gu SE
meh W l. -, the sw Y OF the ~
tne " 90 in township nor'D an
!, range 3. west of Boise MV x mile
running thence west - soutl
+ thence south miles to ~ InI townsh
u en ae. Corner of section SO, IN Boil
cas- north Of range s. west u
Me n.,S this sd day of August CO.. CO..
by order OF the board o. ,hs County
missIoners in and TOT
n Canyon, State OF ldsn IS9niRpAssEN,
JAS, Charms
& O. v. BADLEY' Clr
), BY C. W. wHIFFIN' Dspa,s!
I.iA1sI
n (seal.I
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of lot 7, the Sc u of lot of section

of lot Z, the Sc u of lot 6 OF section
10;
The s ", the NV Y, the w V of
the NV u of the NE II, the SW n
of the NE ", the w " of the Sc "a
of the NE VI and the STE Y of the Sc
u of the NE u of section z;
Lots 6 and Z, the s u of lot 8, and
the w Y of the Sc " of the SW "A
of section 6;
west of Boise Meridian: :.
The w n of lot 4, the SW "A OF
lot 8, the Sc Y of lot A, the N OF
the S v of the NV ", the NV "A OF
the SW u of the NE u, the s u OF
the S u of the N n and the s II OF
section L;
The N n of the NV "a of the NV
". the Sc u of the NV " OF the
NV ". the e u of the NV u, the
NE Y of the SW u, the E " of the
Sc u of the SW Y and the q II OF
section IL;
The NE v of the NE " of the NV
". the NE u, the E " of the NV u
Of the Sc u the NE u of the Sc "a,
the NE " of the Sc u of the Sc u
Of section 10;
The E u of the Sc u of the Sc u
the NV u of the SW Y of the SW
V. the N Y of the u and the N n
Of section 2;
The SW u of the NV n of the
NV "a, the N II of lot 4, lot 3, the
NE u, the N II of the NE u OF the
Sc ", the Sc "a of the NE "A OF. the
Sc Y of section 8;
The E " of lot of section 4
In township north, of range 4
west of Boise Meridian:
The N " of lot l, the Sc " OF lo'
F., of section 1;
In township north, of range 3
west of Boise Meridian:
Lots 3 and 4, the NE u of lot 3
the Sc u of the NV u, the NE "
the N " of the NV u of the Sc "
and the NE u of the Sc Y OF section
J The N v, the N " of the ". th'
Sc u of the SW u, the Y OF th'
Sc "a of section s; =
The N Y of the NE Y of the MI
"a, the NE n OF the NV Y OF the M
u of section 8;
, The NV u of the NV Y of section
lis;
The N " of the Sc V of the Sc Y
the N II Of the Sc Y, the NE Y o
the NE u of the SW u, the Sc "A o
Y the Sc Y of the NV u, the N u o
Y the Sc Y of the NV Y, the N y o
e the NV u and the NE " of sectiol
9;
eI All of section 4;
d The N ", the w " of the SW Y
the E u Of the NV Y OF the Sc y
# the NE Y of the Sc u, the n u Q
Z the Sc V OF the Sc u OF section j;
1 The w u Of the w u OF sectio
+ 10;
: The NV Y, the N n of the sW =
the N u of the s VI OF the SW "a Tn
Z w n of the NV Y of the Sc u, IN
y w Y of the NE u, the w y OF lo
h /. the NE "a OF lot l of section 2;
v Lots / and 2, the + y OF lot ), IN
+ NV Y of lot and the N u OF lot
Ie OF section 1:
In township 1 north, OF range
west of Boise Meridian;
'f Lot 1, the w u of lot OF secuo
6:
z The N " of the N u OF the N
OF section s;
f The NV Y of lot l, the N y OF Il
2, the N u OF lot 8 and the N u
he lot 4 of section 1;
u Also to include In said irrigauo
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SAUTH-LEVAN

Miss Beryl LeVan Of Middleton
and Mr.. Jesse L. Smith OF Notus,
were united in holy matri-
mouy last Saturday afternoon
at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. Pemberton. The ceremony
was witnessed by relatives.
The happy couple will make
their home in Notus, where
the groom manages a restau'
rant, pool parlor and barber
shop. Mr.. Smith was pro
prietor of the Middleton bar
Der shop for a while last yea
and is well known. Miss LIZ
Ivan is the second daugh
ter of Mrs. Green Wi
liams and has many friends i
Middleton who will wish he
and her husband happines
and success.-Middleton Herald
H. Ess sN
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

The Boise Valley Holiness AS
ISOLATION will meet in the Baptist
church Saturday, August 81, 1910,
at 2:3o D. m. All are cordially in
invited to attend. The Association
is INSTRUMENTATION and antago O.
nistic only to sin.
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Last Sea Shore Excursion, August
gath.
Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets
good to any point on North Beach.
limited to Is days and good for stop
overs at Portland and other points
returning. Ask agents for rates and
further particulars.
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leaders conspires to the belief
that the administratio is pre-
pairing to clean house before the
voters of the county take the
Job upon their own shoulders
Rvery succeeding bit OF news
out OF Beverly makes clearer the
why and wherefore OF numer-
GUS trips to the west by silent
f o,ed commissioners, throws q
a brighter light upon the mean
ing of the conference to which
President Taft has summoned
senator's, state leaders and man
ayers of the congressional cam.
uaipn, and brings out the gen.
eral feelings of the highest in party
authority as to what they must do
TO be saved.
1t is generally believed here that
the Beverly dispatches speak by
the card with reference to the re-
tirement Of Secretary Ballinger
from the cabinet. There was no
news necessity for chronicling the
fact at the time that Speaker Can
non is not to be reelected Speaker
In the event that the next House OF
Representatives is Republican, his
prospective retirement to the tanks
has been discounted before a sin
gle primary was held this year.
Neither is 1t fresh information that
Senator Aldrich intends to retire
At the end of his present term.
The significance in the linking
of three prominent figures lies In
the fact that the administrat ioS
wants the country impressed
reassurred, as It were-that ther'
is to be no hocus-pocus about th'
retirement and to spread the con
viction that the Administration i
giving moral support to the prom
Used Transformation.
Secretary Ballinger has man,
friends in Washington, grea
many more than he has enemie:
and his case excites a great DEF
of genuine sympathy, There Is
strong belief that the war mad
against him had been unjust. Th
is the feeling among his colleague
of the cabinet, while the President
attitude has been strongly altest'
by the manner in which he b
stood by the Secretary of the /
terror during the bitter contest
volving around the general que
ton OF conservation.
But even the members of 4
Cabinet long ago realized that y
Ballinger was heavy burden
the Administration &c carry al
months ago it was admitted
some of these officials that the Sc
rotary of the Interior could sa
much embarrassment by resigniI
after he had received a vindicati
ct the hands of the Congressior
committee investigating the GlaN
charges. 1t also was stated in I
Washington dispatches that
surprise would be occasioned if N
Ballinger left public life.
The idea that the staunch frien
Of and believers in the Secre airy
the Interior could not lose sight
was, that his sacrifice, although
be innocent was wrong, would
move a big cause of agitati
among the people. Party welf'
was to be weighed against persol
ambition and even honor.
Now that it is settled that B
finger is slated to 60 for the part
good, the question immediat
arises as to the motive, influence
combination Of influences that
Grated to call forth the aPpareu
authoritative statement OF adm
istration plans at this particu
time. Is the Roosevelt inAue
accountable in any degreei Th
are reasons for believing an afhl
alive answer to this question
correct.
WWhen Senator Crane vent '
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-21
SCORCHERS DON'T
KNOW THEIR GUILT
CONTINUED From Page One)
which registered a speed of thirty
eight miles.

Jeweler II. f. Wichman was found
guilty and sentenced to pay a fine OF
S25 and costs, by Judge Andrade i'll
police court this morning, for VIC
lation of the City ordinance regulat-
ing the speed of automobiles. At
torney Warren, representing Wichman'
noted an appeal.
Warren put up a sturdy fight, ask
ing Tor the dismissal of the case on
the contention that the court had no
judicial knowledge of the ordinance al
legged to have been violated lie
quoted cases, chiefly from Missouri,
to show that courts took no notice OF
city ordinances unless they were eX-
clusiyely municipal courts. He con-
tended that the Honolulu police court
is not a municipal court, that 1t IS
entirely a creature of the Territory.
Prosecutor A. M. Brown, occasional
ly assisted by Deputy City Attorney
!
ration that the police court or district
ocurt. is a municipal court, that II
| had been given authority and jurlsdlc-
ton in the legislative act creating the
| City and County of Honolulu; that
while the Judge of the court was APP
lpointed by the Chief Justice his salary
was paid by the City and County.
Judge Andrade rather thought he
was part municipal judge and part
Territorial Judge In any event he
concluded that he had power and right
to take judicial notice Of the ordinance
which prohibits speeding at a rate
greater than fifteen miles an hour IN
the city limits
The motion to dismiss the case be-
ing denied, Attorney Warren then ar
gued on the evidence, the prosecution
submitting the case without argu-
ment. Warren figured that Wichman
had been operating his machine at the
time and place specified only four Sec
onds faster for the $50 feet, than the
law allowed as per Oflcer Scullys tes-
timony. The law allowed fifteen sec
onds to cover the sixteenth of mile
and Scully testified to Wichman hay
ing done the squirt in eleven seconds
Four seconds was very little, thought
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-21

Judge Sanford B. Dole is the au-
thor of a suggestion to create a play
ground for Mckinley High School out
Of the mauka section of Thomas square
the portion upon that side of the band
stand
"A boy is better than a tree" Judge
Dole said in speaking of the proposal
this afternoon. There is no place
where the high school boys can prac-
'tice their athletic sports nearer then
MakiRi recreation ground,
"There is ample room on the upper
half of Thomas square for baseball
and football grounds, as we'll as Other
sports"
It is proposed to Gull out all of the
trees on that side excepting those
bordering the sidewalks on Beretania
avenue, Kapiolani and Victoria streets
and properly grade the area for a
playground
Judge Dole has spoken to Marston
Campbell, Superintendent of Public
Works. and Supervisor Quinn, chair,
man of the committee on roads,
bridges and parks, about the matter
and both of these officials regard the
idea with favor. o..
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VACANT POSITIONS

81 have and haven't Attorney
General Hemenway said in the Gov
errors office today, replying for him,
self to a question as to whether he
had resigned
Which being interpreted would
mean that he had stated his inten,
ton to resign but had not rendered
his resignation in writing.
There are four important Offices to
be filled soon, taking for granted the
confirmation of De Bolt and Robert
sons nominations for the Supreme
and Federal benches respectively by
the United States Senate,
They are those Of
First Circuit Judge, to be appoint
ed by the President
Attorney General of the Territory,
Member of the Board of Commis-
sioners of Public Instruction.
Member of the Board of Health, to
be appointed with the two previous
ones by the Governor.
For the judicial and legal jobs there
Rre possibilities mentioned in each
case enough to fill directory page.
For the honorary but more or less
onerous positions in the education
and health departments not single
Barkis has been announced.
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IATEST SHIPPLNG.
Friday, January n.

san Francisco-ArriVed Jan. 20, $. 5.
Wilhelmina. from Newport News.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Parsqraphs That Give Condensed
News OF the Day.

Silva's Toggery has very beauti-
full line Of spring and summer styles
in negligee shirts. No matter what
price you usually pay you will find
very handsome patterns from Sl.25
to SO that will please you imme-
diately
Notes restaurant is open from $50
a. m. to 1880 p. m, Standard meals all
day,
Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators
are the best in the market They use
less ice and give greater satisfaction
all around. Sold only by II. Hackfeld
& Co. hardware department.
Honolulu Construction & Draying
Co., Ltd, have just received fine lot
of California Sharp Sand which they
are almost giving away. Telephone
to PSI.
Intending passengers in the S. S.
Manchuria tomorrow can have their
baggage attended to properly by ring
ing up Union-Pacific Transfer Co.,
phone So. Baggage will be placed in
sealed compartments which will eX.
empt it from customs inspection in
San Francisco.
All unpaid accounts due Lewis & Co.
Ltd, can be paid at the store 169 King
street until January 81, 1910.
Acknowledgement j. w. Jones is
just now engaged in instructing the
officers of the National Guard in mar
reading The school was in session
last night at headquarters and vii
meet every Thursday night for the
same purpose for seven weeks.
For half a life time Note's has been
the favorite cafe of the business man.
1t 10 that today and will be that in the
future.
A great card at Notes is that every
thing is fresh, pure, properly cooked
and served in a satisfactory manner.
Try it and you will become regular
patton there.
The body of Second Mate Sauer OF
the schooner Borealis was recovered
from the harbor yesterday evening,
He fell from the wharf while attempt
ing TO get aboard last Monday night.
Pay cash when you buy at the store
and ask for Green Cash Stamps.
Fine lot of Panamas to select from
Call and see them. The Expert Hal
cleaners, opposite Club Stables.
A resolution was passed by the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee against
post cards bearing scenes of darkest
Polynesia laisely entitled as Hawai-
ian
For the first time this season the
thermometer registered below sixty
degrees last night at the residence OF
Emil A. Berndt, Kaimugi 1t went
down to So
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DIR. MILES, HEART CURE

repairs the near, that pumps the
blood. that fills the veins, that con
vey the fluid, that nourish the organs
that compose the body, that contain
the nerves, that supply the power
that animates the man. Keep youl
heart strong and healthy and it will
nourish your whole body. Sold I'M
benefit, or your money back.
der a guarantee that first bottle VII
benefit, or your money back.
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THE PECULIAR MOTION

of railway cars cause many to suffer
from dizziness, sick stomach and
headache-car sickness. This very
annoying trouble is always cured by
taking DR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills, the
Little Comforters." They relieve
the pain, and soothe the nerves SO
that all unpleasant sensations disap'
pear like magic. First package ben
efits, or money back.
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49, anvrR1IsEMeNrs-
TIE WEATHER

Local ONCE U. S. Weather Bnreuu
Young Building
Honolulu r. H., january a. 1910.
Temperatures. @ u. M; a. M ~
"a M: aud morning minimum.
G.; 65. 90; GS; 81.
Barometer readings Absolute humid
iy Cglaiu8 per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity and dew point at s q IN
Bob; 5.OSG; IS; ST.
Vino. velgc7ty and direction at =
"a. m; a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
10 Ne; Mt; 10 NE .Ol inch.
Rainfall Gmrrg "a hours ending 8 a.
m .01 inch.
Total VINO movement during "a hour
ended at noon 229 miles.
WIN. u. S1OCKMAN,
Section Director.