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me Z ,eruI Native sunno- er.


\r"r''an- q" not regard tho -unnow.r.
which - ~ah 'u b." one Of our own native
plants a. heus 81 much practical .er,ire
bur 10 Russia % H. utilized On t~arv va.
NOR" On" seeds ere eaten m imt-eraA
puautiti"-. raw or roasted - peanuts are
- Nu."r.oa, aud tie oII Unframed h. uressins
The ~"ed- j. at Important article uf food
h" IRE ,ueui religious feast day. ~ Ru-si.
restrict tho -" ~ meat and lead m a large
'onstm ~ lob ui ,"s"t ~" oil and mo mani.
ia,turr ~ -un"oNcr oil Ha- oon-c.u,u.Iv
rruWn fu 'onSii" rnhle dincu- Ipn- i1 fha,
ruGntr, the h"-t -"ed- vieid an OIL that
compar"- fs,ora'ly with olive Oh for table
PURPOSES
Len N" upper ,la-scs ~ Russia u d.
-IbI ..at 10" seeds The larger and uner one.
teng uui'" .. .rlal 10 frr-' nuts IN rc.p,.t
80 palatanlt~ and wt"ls.omcnr.s Tba
stalks aud dried l"aNrS are lixhly rrizrd
Tor fuel. u"mc IA r"inc paris Of ii. empire
aIuu-' she only available ~rlsTi'gts 10,
Wopi NJ acre ~ ~yniiower, WIII Weld
many cord, 81 guOd fuel
Tho oil appears To- hu'c moro ~ tho rru
sral prorortI"~ ~ olive oil u1au la. an.
ntN.r kn"Nu scR"fauIs oii II '1.c- .bou,
.. bu-h"l 81 -"'-i- ~ mas" a gallon 81 Ca
one uCre 81 lAud A. ~" oil soils a. ahotIr
II A gallon the pro II. - large
Al enc f.f.rH OF. med -uur0Nar on a a. tIsat
,.uitc ,'Ni"r-tNsN 20 adulf"rat" pure olive
oil u j. ~ pal" yellow color and a"
,hie,iiy paIatahl" lu q crude .far" 10 ~
used ~ painter to come "rf'u' TO- "a H.
INFERIOR ~ l.ns..d OIL Tor 'l-r ~ Hai-s
IN addition O." ~" "ti from %" -'''d- the
stab Nu,u vIc"u an 'h" "i '1~r NAB"
-N,sll.p1 folder ] 'r '."r OF o." tails
sfi.h b. Hun -iIhf sru -frrr" t.-r hss =
.alur. in niua b = woven u'" '"auinW
n the proper WI,ntuer' DO HH.sH' pc U-'d
most prot'taNl. 90 ''i- '"Hn.
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, from financial and commercial standpoint.
Nothing doinT replied the General
Hn'h N" demag"gueS are 'orket M
col Roosevelt. patting Cornelius V COL
M ~ Troy superintendent Of Prisons,
"n the hacA the other day, said Collins
- 10 he nv risht hand man ~ Saratoca
What does Curneel think he's going 20
yet said William Barne~ " Of Albany
~ he read the foregoing Councils been
appointed thrce time to his prescott Soh
and mas held n nearly fifteen years tie
doesh' expect to s"t II again. docs he'
There l. some curiosity among Republican
national politicians To ascertain eys,tlv
What l. 10 hsppsn m the Nesi Virginia
Legislature neat winter concerning 1 nIts,d
states senator Nathan Bay Scott Mr.
scott vas renomnated a. the primaries bv
a ma orl'y Of Io.0u,. bur Dr. - stated HAT
Roosevelt agents have en- cred the state
and hav" stirred 10 the in-uryeu' p"pubr-
cans TO 'oln hands with the Democrats n
ne legislature 20 defeat senator Scott FOR
reelection he state Irgi-iatur, TOT ison
"as b. R"plbiicah on toint ballot
Leading politicians Of The two -4r' ~
Republican aud Defroe ratio. m NrN orb
S'a'e tell YOU that tn" wear 1910 Dr.. Almost
. parallel 20 the wear 1905 lu rho latter
wear the Democrats we're unu.. -yifullv
h~fiSn. end that Wa but skirrulsh To the
great dislster ~ them N 1904 whom Low p
Norton fefeIted David = H.l iu- Governor
n" - ~o the largest plurality know .r ne
safe ~'nrs Grover 10, cltut ir rS.- lie.
i"N'cd Judge folger l0r Governor hv 49, 20
from -. 20 lsas N" Democrats we're
p'N ''III' 10 control ~ n" state 80 far ~
sat" o'',"~ H"rs concerned Hul hll m
opposing lss.,lt'Ure most Of Tho ftilr bnt
~" Democrats he'd o1utro! OBJ. roo state
"fr'o"~ Tor AZ hose ~er~~ Tho Nav lrd
scandal and various other tro'!hin4 led 70
70" mlshtns defeat IT rhc Dourc-rt- IN
l>H'. - hc followed hy their oycr, hDlrnlug
iiaIster ru 'sIt
Dor sixteen wears the politicians po,at
on. fhe Republicans have had everything
Their own way m -" state ur'Il that p4rtv
hNs become t1phcIvr. and many predict
- sweeping 4 d-'~-' fo- rhr Republicans
ih,s year - the Democrats e,re-terp..d
~ $50
BF7n stld q Republican STATE On,
'ni'i""inan ~ New York headguarfe-S rhs
other dAV. returned from tS Europsan
irir 'il"d VIII the idea 81 government
~ uership "f rlilr,ad- Tie uas ronfroufst
b, ~" almost con. biuNd opposition OF a..
inriy and he h''k'rIck~d on ths' !saue
10. ~"'".' returns from Europe rIled With
o. rev n1tIurglism doctrine which the
E"puuliCtu- "ts' ~ tho Missouri River viii
not "''epr and : predict thar Roosevelt
WI "i' N'Tack ou that issue I4-t a. Rrvan
ht' ~ &C. sci uU the government DUuership
% railroads
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tobacco producing county in Missouri
By some mischance the original line of
tho steam railroad which passed through
the town was cancelled and the road was
built nearly two miles away leaving the
old town back IN the woods But ksytes
willie was bound 20 hav" railroad. even
II she had to build II herself Back IN
those days the passenger traffic 81 the
great cities was handled 10y horse cars,
and when Ksytesville adopted the same
method she was strictly IN II as regards
modern transportation methods
The line has always been an impor. ant
artery II Keytesville commerce. IT,
a lonely trip IN the night time. being part
way through timber, but m" driver D.
a sociable fellow. and he generally comes
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inside 20 chat with his passengers. whils
his faithful hur~" motor pl"ds st"'dily
along
Fr-,ght 90 we'll a. pas-"nge-. g. trans
port'si bv ia" k-yt~-vill" Traction com
pany. which has 90 a., uupniE = 'N" h'rs-
mess lr - 30 pr.Gs. 90 .h., Transport
iion scrN Ir" TINT uu woman les ''."r h.s.n
compelled 'r h,ng tn = strap wtir som"
man cluuE ." bus sel'. H." crryalrv ~
Charlton e., .n'v would never stand rrr
such q thing a. that
We give NOR, -C"r"rv frr M" 'uou"v
than any other rIilrnId liu. - Ne SIM IA
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r.-r.aE turtle Again tho machine -
-.. p. be - constructed that IN case
.' .rElre trouble the car would gradY-
r.r I.--coud
Ir-ao thor sats - smaller propellers.
p tug verttoallv IN arg" tubes. serN .
? irise the machine backward or for
~. . hold ~ ~ 10 stationary posi-
% over any Desired spot and for general
,frUl
'i~ GepRhegan saws that he - not only
20 ."u"nt-nt e Eeogra phical conditions
hat he will be able % maze asgei. =
.. Neathers This air car - & -"
D. u,p IN design. construction and -. giI.".
..- u i intended 90 have q far greater
...- power than an ordinary aeruplau"
'-sme lIghtress has not had u be- con
.rDi 4 fIii sI7eh mode" is being con
-.-r..'"i and II il hoped that flying tests
a.u r" ruuda IN November
" NI'rI1t. the famous airman. - about
.'.'"- N" market with new and much
.r.."i a"ruplan" ~" IL preparing
'-tI- mono plane with seating ac-
.-~ iaLpn= for three people Ia add
the pilot IL will be propelled
.. q 10 hpTso-power engIn" ana will
..'t.T speed OG forty miles an hour
II Bl"riot has been engaged upon
o.. '"- Eu- and construction 81 this
." fnr about three months. says
b.. .i1u manager. and Ia" trials 'Flil
.. d." hYrtlv The machine l. an
.." upon the TYP" used by Mr.
.-lr- 100 h.- London flight. bat
..h q N.ll convey four =" pil. -
-.. ..' ..-prDportionltely large COM
...' % "a" two seat monpplan"
... iIsrpv"r'I that the h"avrsr
~" l.~s - il Affected Nv the
... d.. "a ordinary schooner would
-'.fu' 900 br""Ze thnn a hight
.|."., =" calculate that TINS fUuF
.. . ~" will 10 -ingiIlarly FREE.
3 ... r.tIDuz when ~ flight
.... .d- also prepared plans for
F'I. viii support eight per
" difficulty - thai he can
..sIU" e sufficient power TO
.l. ....r"r,'- that two seated and
..,,ulr.s VIII b" mn-t IN de- !
Hr WIN them = minimum
'""r -uou'd h" sought - ,
900 Hf "ugiu" defects OF an I
..-."r' DO" plot could plan. /
...' %. .Iutlrg rlac" over an 1
. That an auRh' upon water
fh" Will 4 N" aIrrnan - /
.a.aI invention stephen
...' ~ Dol" '.rIuI !.Igt.. If /
.. ..'f"I ru 700 Iut.rgi"w
rn" VII already 40 ~.
....- zero. u' ,r'-,.'ti Iirk m,
.'.'..u ~ the wu,ri.rt,.I
.'..H .ur'uIr-iIp . may
.. o. .II..i Oh. ,f... am q. '
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his memory during a visit 20 London q
Few weeks ago he was taken 10 tho -
Georges lnfrmnry ~ ~" beginning Of
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naI.lng rnca.snI. .er mnn.cr..


FROM M IuHrHn f.fy Nru
Ignorant o. 80 lat" that aVaits mAnv NJ
them IN October g. it-a happy Noung
rf.l-tut- vrr" snroffuv Hi" 49, 90 Suisse IS
,.-i,to near U~athtrld f"-'"rdoy Th~v
l.,long 90 % firm vro-" business - = 80
rlr-.. rn. r-tn'- inr -upp'yfug drhcienries
Oh ruNat" estate
Tier. prpmi-c- 'r boz q sond demand fot
orr ,Drng uNsr-auI- rtr- wear. said tho
,,,sutrrf sI tine urtr 1c-fardaN As the
s.tTIy rTsssuIug w.. .Hutis, hr had weather
the vuuug NHr"i- f'f'n from % Of 10 80 81
apIece Accord pos FOB %" demand People
fud b. Ia l--. lTp. bic and expense - buy
their btrd- Tor shooting han 10 breed them
and q nig hI.ln--- l- done zach wear in tho
sale Of the Young birds.
They are hatChed and hrou ghf vi N
the frs' place by Ordinary hens. good ben
taxing a .tttiuG % twenty eggs. When the
birds get Older and able 20 NJ their winEa
aro bound 10 prevent them going fAr.-
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the State remarked the conductor 70
passenger the other day. You start
out Of a lv. modern American city. full
Of stores ana business activity, next thing
YOU know You ar" hiking through tho
suburbs. the COW lots and by the hen
houses, then YOU pass bv some of th.. hre.st
corn ever sesn on this beautiful gr,,.,n
earth, right IN IA. heart ~ the krs.t
Charlton valley, across on either SIDE ara
the bug hills reaching up To the say
almost Then comes the cottonwood
timber. III" finest anywhere and then
acres upon acres - tobacco BY and nv
when your eN"- &c. tired looking ~ tha
b'iuti"' ~ nature a." h"ll rings the brake
goes on, the horse stops YOU re- I'M MON
station. and the steam cars TAXI. Won
from there 10 any place on earth
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AIRSHIP INVENTORS BUSY
urn ~ ENGI tND iIONE
TRIIN6 or Mn mn ~.
Que IIas az NIrShIp which tie Thinks win
go -. Forward amt backward ami
stand SIN ~ the Nir CRu for Devices
,o Nahe TI,Ing safer ~ sport.

stand SIN ~ the AZ CRU for Devices
80 Wake IIytnE safer ~ sport
LONDON. ~spt. u To d"vls" flying
t..Nrt- ytrstbis ~ remaining stationary
... ar I- one of the most dlffiCult
.r..I.m, rti,r,.d to ucrOnautical engi-
r.-..s T. has been recognized that such
.-.,r4li- would bring abuu, a revolution
... tt, -4euc, Of navigating the air and
I'D cause the RELOCATION vt most Of
.r.r'l.r tvps- OF aeroplanes 20 the scrap
..t. E.om military point ~ view
t... u.-,u realized that machine with
rowe ,n remain stationary would he 81
tr..'.ruahle value Practically the only
.s,autaE- which the dIrtgihlo balloon
has o., present over the aeruplane - its
.rlarv pa calm weather to hover above a
-us!'.uu irng enough to enahl" plans and
,E..--vsrtors to b. made.
A. irish inventor claims % have solved
III. --,..,m He has invented sn aero
L.. ., which. he says besides being cap
al, 4 -.maining stationary in the air
ga. - either backward or forward. II
can. moreover. rise from the ground
WITHOUT any preliminary run.
working model OF this machine
b Is the invention OF =. \ OeoRhogun
an engineer OF Belfast. has been exhibited
Lo!..c members 81 the British Army
c---~il and several scientists and is
sad 20 h1y" gained their approval NJ
G-orhygau ,alis his invention an air
ca AID % ~ designed To- carry six mcu
=. miles.
u is made 20 riss from the ground by
fa.r lar.o propellors Ect horizontally
and working ia a rliioG cy'iatyt at the
summit vi III, machlLo. The inventor
ass"-t- that IN" rolso. this dsviCs has
,r-y.oYsIy failed l. that the p-opslle-s
atl 20 encounter tho whole weight Of
"a" mtchip- directly they were set IA
motion. and he h"l'"vCs he has overc, m..
th.- difi,Iltv 10y an invention which
rr.,t.'s 'h" blades 10 rsyol," az fun
:, cd l,forr their for,- IL hIrn"sssd to
a.' 'or nfrug purposes
10 Is t'-. u.rci that these prypellor-
-unNiy no" irrI" gvru-'ppiC princIpl"
rslutar. q Y"rta,t hahnc" and prevent
'n" sir car. which l. too -hap..d from
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others O.. ~" '-' ,f steel Tor tuc Jartz Gus
tonariiv made 1t N.1i Ia" framework
Oou-i,rs entirely ~ steel tuh''-. winch are
arranged 'rt,.""u 90" upper and lower
Francs Iu hug" "l.IptICal shapes
Tho wl,h Irc -gggr-t- extraordinary
weight. but a., q matter u fact weighs leus
than . ton. Lieut. Seddon Gays that he
will 10 able 10 accommodate from six Co
ten passengers aboard the machine.
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Z Wright brothers, santos Dumout and
Henry Far'nan frat a-toul-hed the world
with the possibilities - aeropla ming
Important experiments are about tu he
earned out ~ England and On the Con.
tiu"ut with Device. Intended To- rsdu,r
/ Ia" risks ut accidents To- avtaturS A. e
| Resent meeting at Buulpgnr uf repre-
-"utdtlv''S Of British. French and Belgian
flying leagues the question - safety
. appliance, Tor flying men was discussed
and the proposal Tor an international
competiuun FOR such Appliances was
adopted 4 cummrtt.,. has been form..d
To organize the ts--t- and u,rcr prizes for
competition among inventors
IL was suggested at the Buulugna meet
ing that designs should he secured 81
garments Tor aeroplane pilots and pa
sengers that would give protection an the
case NJ falls from low attitudes that ~.
builders Of ae-oplanes should he induc''l
To design their machines IN -uch IA way
that the pilots are protected against
sudden accidents to tho motor organs
that particular care should IN, given g.
the pinc" reserved for passeng-rs who
should b" ~ seated that they should
he prevented IA the oa,s - a fall
from following the more dangerous pot.
lions of the machine. that q parachute
device should be fixed t. all asroplau,.~
10 be- ivaIlahl" IN the case OF fall from
a great height. and finally that special
attention shoulA he given to the develop
ment of the aviation motor.
In re-ponse 20 this appeal many safety
devices hav" h.cn suggested and sub
mitted and thase will be put 10 = practical
'e-t. probably with dummy airmen
parlChutist who has made over an de-
scents has manufactured a model which
- aid 20 In~ur" certain parachute acton
II atis"hed To- a failing J"roplane Oth"r
~ch"m''~ lnclId" many ADAPTATIONS ~
H." anne ld"i
IN ordinary parachute requires ds
rule. "rRhty ur ninety square yards -
bearing -ufI'" - support a man. and -
calculated roughly a. capable ~ man
tanning two pounds a square yard IA
-"gulgr. low descent r., support the
" b, B" weight - an a"roplane. with IL
motor. tank. frame and pilot sonnet hing
lab" hyr times that amount 81 bearing
surface would - required II has been
-Irs'-',d that the size Il the bearing
-urfa," need not o." increased - such
extent IN fac ~ 80 nId dangerous shook
,r" 'tT"n-ion- ~ th" parachute Required
would not EXCEED ON" ~uIar" yaru for
81 Ga four pounds
On" great objection 10 40 Use ~ tna
parachut" would b" m" difficulty 81
releasing u AZ tn" moment of crisis An
inventor who suggests an arrangement
II small mortar from which the appli- |
lncn could h" fired i 'r have his plans !
carefully tested
Rudyard kiphng'- idea - an inflated |
sIIt FOR ayiatDr- - receiving much at /
'"nflou. vrtl safety garments have
already been adopted 10y lirm.n Life :
saving jackets ARE M general Use among
thn~" attempting flights across the water .
whIl' caps hn@i with felt and having an
AIR cushion g. protect tho head have on J
more than on" ucCa=ion prevented con
cus-ion IT IN" hran. n not "A more serious /
injury, to a fallen aviator. The illustration !
shows a cap II this type which - being
mad" and placed IN sale toy "A firm %
London athlete OlIttitterS
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LoNIos. sept - IIcI' N'd,!un. ar
Engli-h naval u''tc"r. has Ju-t Completed
the constr ictIpn ~ q mammoth I"rpplau".
tn largest ~ Go" world which h- - await
Ing au opportunity 10 ta-t IL has q re-
narNable appearance. a. can be -"rn by
the accompanying illustration. and some
ldsa Of ~ SIZE may be gathered BY a COM
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There ar" two engines 81 ~ horse
power each which drive the two pro
peliers These prop-ll"rs are ~ spoon
pattern and huge In si1" Thev ar" mad"
u metal and are plaood one on each side
midway between tho two planes.
One oG the features which distinguish
Lylnt SeddOns giant aircraft from all
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prrI-ou with a." rnurpian' m a." bach
ground The .T"a covered by - plane
o. Z UpI feet
IN primo ole tni- tandem hiplanc ~ u
- oalleI. - simple. u consists ~ w.
birl1u"-. ono b..hInd the other the on
Rtnc- heing situated On the platform con-
Meeting the two.
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iHERIC ~ VINO LOST HIMSELF.
THIS YOunE Man Found In London Cant
Tell Who lie IL.
LONDON. sept. Here IL a photo.
graph 81 the young American who lost
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS. with or without hoard: also
Housekeeping rooms; reasonable terms.
1920 Beretania St, opp. Mckinley
High School. $3.50
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KAL|H| |MPROv{Rs
ROASTED HIS HONOR
Will Drop Him a Line to Tell Him
Just What They Think
About Him.

''Twice he has promised to come, and
twice he has not come What is the
matter with this man Fern since he got
to be mayor2 Does he think the people
Of Kalhi are no good? l move our
secretary write to him and tell him
what we think af him. -
Thus concluded speaker at the
meeting of the Kalihi and kapalama
Improvement Club, held at kalihi camp
last night, his motion carrying unanl-
mouslv among the big crowd, estimated
at between three and four hundred.
Today or tomorrow or whenever the
secretary gets around to If, HIS Honor
VIII get his caHdown by mail.
The meeting Of the club was held IN
relation to 4 petition the kaIIhutes
have before the board of supervisors
for an appropriation to cover the eX-
pense of fitting up some more school
rooms in the district to take care Of
the growing population. Supervisors
Logan. AvIett 4nd AHA were in attend
ancp. Hon. j. C. Cohen, fresh from San
Francisco. was on hand, and Lorrin An
drews. bv special invitation, occupied
prominent place ON the platform. Al
made speeches..
Andrews congratulated the members
on the fine club they had and commend
ed the way they went after what they
wanted. Logan delved into the past
and recalled former visits he had made
to the spot eonsecrateI by the hahlta-
ton Of Colonel Knox, getting back to
the main subject in time to promise
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-23.125 on 800 paid. r54 per cent
paid. tRedeemable at l03 at maturity.
sPaid up. 1870 shores treas. stock
$4,000 shares treas. stock.
Session Sales.
Is Oahu Sug Co. 1880
Between Boards.
10 Waialua. 1874; 20 Honomu. 49,; $40
Oahu Sug. Co, $3.50; $4,000 8isBryde
s.. 90; $500 Hilo 1901 SIS. 100; 3 Q. Il.
Il l.. Co. 1880
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WAN TED.

EXPERIENCED white nurse for chil.f
fifteen mouths old. Address 300, this
office s6SG
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ALEXANDER: YOUNG BUILDING
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HERE IS YOUR oppopn,7,
THE FINEST HOME s sIrs fol
IN KAITHr 16

II E90 want a home in a..
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the finest piece of land eve. ARK Tras
mar mar5ef. Located in the best u Mon; On U
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S@f llne' alongside of the KameS ba =
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advantages for fine home. r ~
light, good streets, fine so;, a sas
ample water supply from a Gover -u =
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STEN0GRAPHY.

J. M NAIt lessons in ~tonography given
by experienced teacher. Address =.
q. BoX -. ~fSG
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ROOM AND BOARD

THE MACDoNALD-First- class apart
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table board. l402 Panahou St; phone
11l3. $3.50
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LARGE gentle family driving horse
Address 500, this office. SYST
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EXPERIENCED driver; white man
4nly need apply; So a. month and
found Vienna Bakery, 112O Fort.
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Flowers for All Occasions.
You can always get the choicest home
grown. fresh cut flowers at GUIDES, 1z14 F.
-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
WILL MAKE EFFORT
TO GET WHEEL TAX
Failure to Pay, 1t Is Said,
viii Be Followed by
Court Proceedings.

Another effort [ collect the wheel
tax on automobiles is TO be made bv
the District. Assessor W. Z. Rich
ards announces today that on No
vember I bills for the wheel tax"
viii be forwarded to the owners Of
motor vehicles.
Failure TO pay, he said, would result
in court proceedings. providing the
Court Of Appeals, which has before il
a test case TO determine the validity
Of the tax, does rot in the meantime
decided against the District.
The wheel tax, which imposes an
assessment Of IS on twO-seated auto
mobiles and s. additional for every
additional seat, was first authorized
IN the District appropriation bin for
lJuS, Dut as no penalty was provided
Its collection was impossible
In the recent appropriation biU
there is the same requirement as to
an annual wheel tax, with the addI-
uou, however, that the assessment is
added 90 the personal tax law and
the license laws which carry a pen-
atty for uonpayment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29

shield ROGERS. OF Salem. Mass. was the
wife of Thomas w Pierce. OF Tops
field Mass She divorced MIN i'm ArriI.
ly1. She has a brother. Jacob ROGERS,
living at Nauhassct
she Is a daring rider. having ridden
with most OF the hunt clubs and also
at horse shows, and created seusa-
ton in the fan Of 1907 by appearing
at meet Of the Meadow Brook Hunt
In man s. hunting costume Of coat.
boots. breeches and SLOUGH hat
In the fan of 1905 Mrs. Pierce was
an inmate OF @ sanltarium I'm Ccnnecti-
cut She alleged that her Incarceration
there vas owing TO a plot Of her
brother. She was rescued nv Miss AdeIa
Richie. her closest friend. and .he mat
ter was finally COMPROMISED.