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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-24

The slugs that poster the roSebusheS
may be easily put out of business by
sprinkling the vines with white hellr-
bore when rhe dew is on or with just
plain fine road dust, which is cheaper
and will insure the same results.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-24

Russia is one Of the leading sugar
for 1909 being 1.562,S5 tons as com
pared with 9.257.S34 tons for the pre-
ceding year.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-24

The flock of hens appreciate shade
In hot weather just us do folks and
other animals II there are no trees
In the yard a few Suntiowers protect
ed while young from the hens will
answer the purpose well.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-24

The Economic Use of Meats In the
Home is the caption of bulletin
lately put ont by the agricultural de
partment at Washington. The treatise
has been prepared for the especial
benefit OF the housewife. who. with
prices for the best cuts of meat which
have prevailed. has had problem on
her hands to provide the family with
an economic and satisfactory meat ra.
ton. It takes up general methods Of
preparing meats, the utilizing of cheap
or cuts in palatable dishes. aS we'll "a
other matters Of interest At the close
of the bulletin are given fifty recipes
for savOry meat dishes collected from
a wide range and suited 10 The needs
of the average home The bulletin
will be forwarded free to any who
may make request of the agricultural
department ut Washington
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-24

That the feeding Of silagc to dairy
cows in large quantities does not Seri-
ously affect the quality of milk was
demonstrated 10y II test made 10y the
Illinois experiment station NOT Ion.
ago Samples of siage aud nonsilage
milk were tasted by some 300 mem
bers of the faculty and student body.
including pighty.onc ladies' In all ~
per cent preferred the silage milk. 30
per cent preferred the nonSllage milk.
while the remainder had no prefer.
ence. Samples of the slage and non-
silage milk were submitted To five
dairy experts in several large cities.
and of these one had no choice. one
preferred the nonsilage milk. while
three preferred the silage milk. The
cows which produced the silage milk
used in this test were given forty
pounds OF silage a day, which is con
siderably In excess Of tne ration usu-
ally fed
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-24

exhibition at the White Swan
Grocery Store corner, a large,
live badger. 1t had been caught
by y. +. Root who resides two
miles northeast of Canyon. 1t
was Of a different species than
that which the editor of the
News had the pleasure of pull
ing when a sojourner of only
two days in Canyon. The bad
ger on exhibition Saturday,
would have given Jack" more
for the money had he undertak
en- 10 put up a fight for it had
its fighting clothes on all the
time. The News man saw a very
small attendance at the badger
exhibit as compared with the
time he figured 50 conspiciously
last season. The absence of
betting was also noticeable, and
the one noted sport who made
so much vociferous noise last
fall, probably did not know that
bager was in Canyon Saturday.
1t can be said, Such is life in
Texas"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
new STATION !.
TRAIN SHE'D

The Initial work on the new shell
or depot at the railway station in this
city has commenced. The piling for
the foundation is being driven and the
work will be pushed right along till
completed.
The new shed will be 81 feet wide
and $50 feet long. This will be sum
cient to house all of the coaches that
the company has In use, lnd II will
also accommodate four more trlIxs,
of which the company is in much
need. t
The material employed in the ,on-
struction Of the new shed will he iron,
steel and concrete.
II is stated that the traffic Is in
creasing to such an extent that the
company has been compelled to alter
several of Its buildings along the line
to conform to the increased business
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
DIR. Whites
BEST SERMON
Religion Consists {
More Than Mere
Prayer

The enigma OF Rite" Right"
Wright" was fully explained by DR..
White at Central Union church last
evening to throng that filled that
house Of worship to the doors.
In most impressive DISCOURSE tho
three distinctive words when have
appeared on the bill boards through
out the city during the week, were
handled separately, and when the SCR
mon was finished and the three words
had been connected II proved to be
most interesting.
Doctor White went on to say that
the common saying that It dnes not
matter whether Or not n man is rclig-
ious so long as he does about right is
a relic of some vicious legacy. He
said most Of the criticism ~ the
church comes from within and not
from outsiders. Critics OF the church
rite. he declared, have said the ritual
is no more than an eggshell. DR..
White himself said he thoignt the
comparison was an apt one, but not
complete. The empty shell Is worth
less, but when the valuable part Of
the egg is there the shell Is indis-
pensable.
Doctor White said the public con-
science is becoming more acute and
people are frowning upon the great
wrongs that passed practically I'M
noticed few years ago. and the word
right" is becoming more significant
every day.
The right awaits the Wright" he
said, as he brought his sermon to a
close. 1T is our own glorious i'rivi.
lege. God grant that II be our SPLEEN
did achievement Work Out Is relis-
ions great word Work out yodr own
salvation.
e-Right-Wright. Again do
you ask, can the triad become one
Can the ideal become the actual Can
the great transaction be done? II
has been done"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

and marched up towards Kahn
mountain, where they were instruct
ed on a surprise attack. The com
panies left the post at 1880 and ar
rived back at S;45 that night. The
men were not to leave the post, 30
at 4 o'clock the next morning they
were called out again. The com
panies were marched out to Camp
Damon aud upon arrival at the place
skirmish line was formed and in
structlons were given out. The com
panies got back to the post at 6
o'clock that morning.
Captain Robert w. Mearns. goth
Infantry, is relieved from duty In
the Philippines Division and will
proceed on the first available trans
port to Fort shafter. Honolulu, Ha-
wall Territory, aud report In per-
son to the commanding officer OF
this post for duty with the second
battalion of the goth Infantry.
To Arrive.
The enlisted men Of this battalion
that are at the school of musketry al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
FORT SKATER NEWS
Hanaa II II II u n u Il II u II u u It n II IN mn n

will proceed to join their proper sta
lions at S:boheld Barracks.
First Lieutenant John S. Nc
Cherry. battalion adjutant, goth In.
fantry. Is appointed summary court
officer during the absence on ietsch-
ed service OF First Lieutenant Aus,
tin M. Pardee, goth Infantry.
Field Practise.
The scheme OF practical instruc-
ton for August, 1910, as approved
by the department commander DC.
tober ~, 1909. is as follows: Field
training. two days per week; garri.
son training. two days per week;
each company commander to have
his entire company one day per
week. The field training will be as
follows; Practical signaling with
the flag, tor:h and helfograph; pa
troll duty, small and strong infantry
patrol, outpost patrols, connecting
and exploring patrols, road sketch
ing and map reading; road. trench
and simple engineering construc-
ton. i
The following days N August dr. ;
assigned to companies for the IN
struction required: Companies Il
and F, goth Infantry, August 4, II,
Is and 20; Companies G and II, goth
Infantry, August ?, 0. 16, 30 and 80,
Night Maneuvera.
Companies Il, # and @ were called
out at Z o'clock last Friday night
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN

can produce roots and herbs for
every ailment, and cure diseases that
BATTLE our most skilled physicians.
who have spent years In the study OF
drugs.
From the roots and drugs OF the
field originated Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. which for
thirty years has proved more potent
and eficacious In curing female Ills
than any combination OF drugs
known.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

The troops OF this command were
mustered and inspected on Saturday
by the commanding officer. Muster
was by companies on company pa
rade grounds. The post nOn-com-
missioncd stan was mustered and in
spccted first; then came Companies
t, q and Il. After the companies
were mustered and Inspected. the
guard and prisoners were mustered.
The detachment of Hospital Corps
and sick were mustered after the
guard. First call was sounded at
$3.50 a. m, assembled at 0 a. m. The
uniform was khaki. white gloves and
caps, without arms. All men had
to be present except the guard and
sick. In each company there was
one ION commissioned officer in
charge of quarters.
Extra Duty.
Sergeant Roland p. Kister, Com
pany @, goth Infantry. is detailed on
extra duty as school teacher and will
report to the quartermaster for In.
structions. He will attend all cal!s.
To Duty. ~ "r'
Sergeant Scott w. Brooks, Troop
G., 9TH Cavalry; Privates Sylvester
McGookin. Troop d, 5th Cavalry;
Thomas Felts, TroopsI., 9Th Cavalry;
blacksmith Claude Bailey, Troop L,
9Th Cavalry, have all been reported
At for duty by the post surgeon and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
mexico READY
FOR CENTENNIAL
Month Of September Will Be Notable
One in History Of the Republic.

Mexico City, July l5.-Enrique c..
creel, minister OF foreign relations, In
view OF the fact that many nations
will send special representatives to
this city during the Centennial, which
will be celebrated during the month
Of September, has created. for the
time being at least, the Section of
Protocole"
This department viii have charge
Of all the etiquette and cere mony Of
receptions, etc, consequent upon the
presence in the city OF representatives
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

the Preside of Monterey, Cal, Will
sail on the next transport, which
leaves on thse5th of August, for this
port and Manila. The following
named men are to arrive from tho
school after four-months' course:
Lance Corporal Thomas Z, Reed, Co.
Il; Corporal Paul A. Falkenstein. Co.
+; Corporal Barton c. Rowe, Co. G,
and Corporal Edward F. Curran, 90,
II.
At Cook and Bakers School.
The following named enlisted men
now at the training school for cooks
and bakers, at the Preside of San
Francisco. Cal. will be retained on
duty with that school for period
OF two months and at the end OF
that time Will he sent back to thu,
battalion: Private Elmer C. Gers
holm. Company Il, and Private Mar
Gel Dugert. Company +,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

Scudder:
Gibraltar, July 4, 1910.
Honolulu to New York City in one
hour less than ten days by corrected
clio ks, but by actual elapsed time in
exactly nine and thrce-quarters days
with one hour and forty minutes in
San Francisco and one hour and
half In Chicago to spare.
This represents the limits Of pos
sibility today. Ten years hence.
with aIrships travelling at the rate
OF 200 miles an hour, the speed of
1910 may take It's place beside tho
numbering stage coach OF our an.
cestors. and Hawaii's demand for
Statehood may not give the Outlook
the shivers, as the mere suggestion
thereof now docs.
A quiet day in Jersey CITY pre-
pared the way for the thirtloth an.
nual reunion In the Elm City. Al
college that makes friendship its
cultural ideal. as does Yale. Is a
good place to revisit. At all events,
our class-seventy out of possible
eighty-found 1t so, and every man
Of us left "the old home OF DAYS
OF long ago" with the hush of spirit
that told the story of hours passed in
the Holy OF HOLES. 1t was an ex.
perience that seemed but one step
removed from visit to Heaven.
The good ship Romantic cleared
Boston on time at the fashionable
hour OF high noon. Honolulu was
well represented In the throng of
farewellers by the Misses Bosher ana
Colwell In person, the Willard T..
Browns in kilograms, and not a few
others by letter. Neptunus Atlanti.
Gus, not to be outdone by his Pa.ife
brother. welcomed us with broa
smiles Of placidity and only lost his
poise once, and then but for a night.
The ships company is good one,
and all hands have behaved except
Deacon Bowen and his minister, who
have been gaming scandalously to
win the prize OF champion noJder.
No hour and no presence has been
sacred to these shameless devotees OF
Morpheus. The deacon has had the
best OF II, thanks to his training
under the soporific sermons OF hls
pastor. But for this professional
coaching he might have been beaten.
After 1--WE hours at Porto Delgado,
In the Azores, one is In position to
undergtand ,yby uowau ha. NJ oond
an asset in her Portuguese. Neat
houses, scrupulously clean streets,
happy looking people. every available
foot Of land blooming with evidences
OF loving cultivation and picturesque
sceres from every outlook tell the
whole story. The Azorese are not
afraid of heights, like us Honolu-
lans. The entire coast line shows In
general a stunning OF the lowlands:
the houses love to perch themselves
on bold emlnerces with faraway
views OF ocean and shore. Long be-
fore Honolulu is as old as Porto Del
gado its people Will also have learn
cd the lesson. IiHJE
what do you say for good morn
ing'?" the minister asked on land
ing. "Buntha Dias" forgive the
spelling, war what the answer
sounded like. Good Bunch of
dcars" let It be; fine name for
these gems of the Mid.Atlantic, the
Azores.
DoREMUs sCUDDER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
ITCH RELIEVED At ONCE.

That terrible itch disappears with
the FIRST DROPS Of d. ID. d. Pres.
cription. 1t kills all skin disease
germs constantly A soothing, healing
lotion used externally only. Honolulu
Drug Co.. Fort Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

Mamma--"what in the world Is
making the baby cry SOL wonderI''
Little Eva guess he's mad cause
tried TO make him smile with your
glove stretcher"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

Roosevelt to attend. and II he accepts.
Mr.. Roosevelt win be the guest OF the
nation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

1856 editorial rooms-256 busl'
ness office, These are the telephone
numbers Of the Blu lletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
HDR. SCUDDfR ON
HIS TRAVELS
Central Union Pastor
Writes Interesting
Letter

The following letter to the con
gregatlon Of Central Union church
has been received from DR.. Doremus
Scudder:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

sw BULLETIN ADS PAyW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
= Monday Morning, AT

Every article in our store reduced No sale lik
Ladies, fyou have been waiting for real bargains
your chance. Values almost given away.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01
COTTON. TURKISH, LINEN

RIBBONS
In ali widths PRICES CUT IN HALF
T0RCHON LINEN LACEs
Regular 81 Dozen Sale Price SOC Dozen
LADIES' AND CHMDRENs HOSIERY
Plain and Fancy Cotton Isle Silk GREAT REDUCTIONS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-01

DoREMUs sCUDDER.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
PHYSICIAN MUST PAY
FOR AUTO ACCIDENT
ISoeeioI Dispo,ch 10 The Call

TOptLIuI DISPu1CT !
SANTA ROSA, Feb Judge Emmett
Seswell today denied the petition of
Dr. @. w Leek of San Francisco to
have a judgment for damages secured
by Attorney Edward 7. Butler set
aside. Butler secured judgment against
Doctor Leek for s299.25 for injuries re-
ceived when the physicians auto col
lided with Buffers buggy and threw
the latter out.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Personal Brevities

P. o. DWYER, large packer of Edmonton, Al
berta. is staying at the Palace. Dwyer was
one of the frstS Americans to invest in north
west Canada He formerly engaged in
the packing business in Cleveland. Dwyer is
also horse fancier. and owns of the
fastest trotters ON the Canadian circuit.
r. H. PEASE, president of the Goodyear rubber
company. who has been in Portland, Ore. for
the last three weeks, will return home tomor-
row. He will he accompanied by John A.
shepard. manager of the Goodyear in the
northern city.
JOHN SUNDERLAND of Reno regent OF the
University of Nevada. and democratic national
committeeman of that state is the ST.
Francis. lie is a merchant of Reno.
WILLIS GEORGE EMERSON, author of The
Builders. smoky Cod and other books has
arrived in the city from Los Angeles. and is
staying at the Palace.
ALEXANDER BROWN, president of the state
board of. equalization. and X. c. Collins of
Redding, member of the board are guests
at the Stewart.
A. F. HOLDEN proprietor of the Hoenden
hotel in Cleveland, is at the ST. Francis.
Holden has mining interests in this state
and in Nevada.
FREDERICK LYON of Salt Lake is at the St
Francis. Lyon has extensive mining interests
in northern California, and is here a bust
ness trip.
WILLIAM R. HULL, a cattlemau of Calgary;
J. r. Brown and c. r. Brown, real estate
of Victoria, staying at the Palace.
]. B. DANBERG, large rancher of Minden,
New. is at the Stewart with Mrs. Danberg.
Mrs. II. F. Danberg and Miss Grace Danberg.
3. F. DRIVER, a piano manufacturer of Los
Angeles, is among the recent arrivals at the
Stewart
A. M. GILLESPIE and Frank waterhouse,
steamshipmen of Seattle. registered at the
Palace
T. HIRscHFELD, oil operator of Coalnga, is
among the recent arrivals at the st. Francis.
F. H. BARRYMORE, an automobile manufac-
turer of Cleveland is registered at the Manx.
Mr. and MRS. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
have apartments at the Fairmont.
MAJOR D. F. COLLINS and Lady Evelyn Collins
are staying the Fairmont.
W. M. BUNDLEY, broker of Winnipeg. is a
guest at the Manx.
E. E. ROWE. manufacturer of Sacramento is
at the Argonaut.
THOMAS s. MCKAY a tanner of Bcnieia. is at
the Argonaut
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

Painters union No. 376 of Vallejo de-
clared in favor of every union man
putting himself in line TO help nomi-
nate and elect men at the approaching
primaries out of their own ranks who
are known to be loyal unionists."
Painters union No 10 on last Mon
day night added two names to its roll
Of membership by the initiation of that
number Of candidates. Four applca-
tions for membership were presented.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
See the page entitled What
Women Are Doing" in The Sun
day Call. Sterling silver prizes are
awarded for recipes, as specified.

And half suspected. animate the whole;
OF mustard add small single spoon,
DiStruSt the seasoning that bites so
But think it not, thou man of herbs, a
fault
To add double quantity of salt;
Four times the spoon with oil from
Lucca crown
And twice with lemon juice the best in
town,
And lastly DER the favored mixture
A magic soup spoon of anchovy sauce.
Q, green and glorious; Q, herbaceous
treat
Twould tempt the dying anchorite to
Back to the world he'd turn his feet
ing soul
And plunge his fingers into the salad
Serenely full. the epicure would say:
Fate can not harm mel have dined
today"
How Woman With No Servant Can
Serve Meals With Ease-A young
house keeper who wants to give a din
ner and breads to because. in her sim
pie home there is no servant, will find
the situa ton quite easy if thoughtful
arrangements are previously made.
For instance, by wearing the prettiest
ceive her guests with the assurance
that all is well. and by excusing herself
only a few minutes before the time
appointed for dinner may put on a well
cooked and daintily served meal.
To do this successfully not more than
four guests should be present Six
persons at the table are quite enough
to manage, a few enjoy themselves
more and conversation is. general
To select menu which can be
cooked and stand without detriment is
half the battle. Everything should be
of kind that can be prepared before
hand II is also to be remembered that
such conditions OF course. if the host :
ess can get a maid for the occasion
and it is not necessary for the former
ditions may be added to the menu. But
when it is matter of the woman who
is doing the entertaining changing the
plates, etc. she should keep the meal
simple one.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
HFLENOUBOISSUFS
HER FAMILY AGAIN
Society Girl in New Action Asks
$4,000 for Imprisonment
in SanatOrium
Alleges She Was Kept Among
Crazy and Drunken People
and Mistreated

Miss Helen Jay Du Bois. the promi-
nent society girl who last August sued
her mother. brother and sisters for
$50 600 damages for alleged false i'm
prisonment in the Gardner sanatorium
at Belmont, filed similar action yes
terday claiming $4,000 damages be-
cause she was. as she asserts, falsely
imprisoned for II days in the sana-
torium of DR.. John Nj. Robertson at
Livermore
The first suit is still pending, but
no steps have been taken to bring it
to trial in the last five months. The
$4,000 damages was claimed for de-
privation of liberty extending over a
period of six months. Upon being re-
moved from the Gardner place Miss
Du Bois was made an inmate of the
Robertson sanatorium, whence she
was discharged in two weeks. Doctor
Robertson is named as a codefendant
with the young lady's relatives, as was
Doctor Gardner in the other case.
The mother of the plaintiff. who
is stated to have been chiefly respon-
sible for depriving Miss Du Bois of
her liberty. is Mrs. Emily B. Du Bois.
The other defendants are Ernest b.
Du Bois, a brother of the plaintiff
Hannah L. Du Bois and Emily D. Du
Bois, sisters and DR.. Emma X. Will
let's.
Ever since her discharge from the
Robertson sanatorium Miss Du Bois
has been living apart from her mother
and relatives. In an interview she
stated that in July of 1908 she was in
duced to enter the Belmont sanatorium
on the representation of her mother
and DR.. Emma K. Willetts that she
needed the rest cure" She was. she
said, imprisoned in the midst of crazy
and drunken people. locked in a bare
room, prohibited from communicating
with her friends and when She refused
10 eat she was put in a straightjacket
and fed through tube. The nurse,
who smuggled out letter for her,
was discharged, Miss Du Bois added.
Mrs. Du Bois says her daughter has
been of a nervous temperament since
childhood. The attorneys for Miss Du
Bois are former ngressman James
=. Mcguire and William Sea Jr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
where he will make an inspection of
the Southern Pacific oil properties.

where he will make an inspection of
the Southern Pacific oil properties.
G. r. Seger, general auditor of the
Hartman lines, left last night for
Omaha. where he will be temporarily
located. Seger Will later move his Of
fees to Chicago.
c. billiard of Chicago. interstate
commerce attorney for the Hartman
lines who has been in this city for
several days. left last night for the
east.
The directors of the Pennsylvania
railroad company Yesterday declared a
quarterly dividend Of 1I5 per cent. This
is the first quarterly payment the
Pennsylvania has authorized under a
resolution adopted some time ago pro-
viding for quarterly instead of semi
annual dividends.