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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

You DO NOT KNOW THE AUTHOR
coloncls blood was up. Bang went
his bell and the orderly fairly jumped
into the room.
Call Sergeant FitZroy." said he, and
in another moment Fitzroy stood be.
fore them. q civilian coat and waist.
cont hanging on his arm.
Briefly. now. sergeant, where did
You get those?" demanded Button.
"i'rom the room that Trooper Raw.
don occupied In town, sir. It's the
suit hc wore about town last Friday"
And. 50 saying. he held them forth.
l.Cnicr slowly took the coat. nstonish-
mont In his eyes; glanced ut the tag In.
side the collar. bearing the name Of
his own New York tailor.
1T Is enough like mine to deceive
anybody hut-tac owner" said he.
do you mean to tell me- began
Button indlsnahtly.
THAT this Is not mine?" interposcd
I.anirr. Yes. sir, and that one very
like 1t will be found In my closet ut
home
MIR. Barker will 60 with you. and
Won viii resume your conference.-the
arrest" And Button In his anger was
lashing himself TO language his hear
crs never forgot and that some could
hardly. even long months after. for
give. In my time, as young officer.
aothing tempted one Of our members
70 violate an arrest, but you
Pale as death Lanier faced him.
surely, SIR, n cry for help-that !
thought might mean fire
There was no cry for help" inter
rupted the colonel There was no
sign OF fire. Even II there had been
II should mean nothing to n man OF
honor when ordered In arrest. That II
the only creed of II gentleman"
The ndjutant led his stunned and
silent conrade home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

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n,aroh,,J nj, 49,, 49,, ,n"a,,, 800,
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Ian,on 80, ,h.a,'i',, use, 49, $50
800, nor, nnIrann L., aao,
L., a,,a ,,,,, ha, - A., 60 a.,
,nraa nro,.,a',s ,.aars go 80. 80,
nr ..nInnsa, o;n Thon anna,rad
sn,, 80 arar,,, oio,,as orn,,,,,, han
dIod Tho oinso, ,yos wa,, nth ann
~ and Ion,or Feel than, n,,th mo
sImnle words .It's conew
.Wbot's goneg" demanded Ennis
.yyby tint dark gray mIxtnre sock
su,t I brought from Icoyc Inst wear
II always hung wny bock in here"
"Wbo wants II now ia ike IN
knowY, demanded Ennis.
sour colonel, who accuses me OF cos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

that
Colonel Button. I protest.
Protest you may, but listen you
shall" was the instant rcjolnder at
Is well known you intcrfcrcd with u
noucommlssioncd officer In the prop
cr dis barge of his duty. That was
last June, and II was IN behalf of that
young man Rawdon. II IL well known
that you were hobnobbing with other
enlisted men here. II Is well known
you lent civilian clothing to your pro.
tcgc for his latest cscapadc"-
colonel Button gentlemen" cried
Lanlcr. this Is beyond all right In.
deed. Stannard and sumter were on
their feet IN cxrostulation. hut the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24
Continued from last Saturday.
Synopsis.

Troopcr Rovdon and snrtean, Fitzroy.
lovers Of bora Mnyhev quarrel IN pr,
flnyhev's home Mrvb,.N p,,d Ie,,,en.
i,rt InnIer interfere nirr lover ~
fIyi,,n Arp,Id ~ nrds,,I IN ,,-.st tur
,ns,Invtny tNnionpI nuti,Y. ri,J,rs
rronpcr Rowdnn * ord .ta,t Arrested for
ts,uItiny Sergeant ti,...,. lie t,srn.
,,rs Ntri,,, rcts n q 4 ,t sumter .
/ me t,nIonei Rutton ma, r,,ntniu ,,,.,.
r. ,unr,,i oyer Inuicr's ,,,,..
rnrt Cushing has IA bIizztrd Nnlnr
,.,ott rny,nnsiar Ia Iost EiIzrny nc.
,,ses pnvdun ~ attaching SOFT Min.
MS fright was caused by a tlrf In n.r
ON I.niar gives WHISKY 10 Two frerz
=, s,,i,,isrs p,,,nInn and Cnssidy D,,tn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

lA'h'iNNs N'''''''''f w wv ''''''' -
brlbing or wheeling him out VI Bob's
new cits'-
Tut those were not mine thnt fliz-
roy hadH burst In lAnicr.
"Of course not. Hes LETT you worn
suit In place of the new Whercd he
steal that one, Wondcrg lh're lsn
another officer of your size ~" nnilu
NJ the post But, h"rei We e"' y" uo
back aud report ana my repnft WI
he In these words; Mr.. laiher WIN v"
robbed too. Ana bhrk'r h"ue i"r
the stairs.
said Rob wasn't the only man TINS Tel
low had trlckcl. DO you mean r. lie
paused suggcsilvcly. q
II mean -yes-that there's more thhn
one man and there's NJ least one poor
girl In the garrison 10 mourn that iei-
lows loss. and he d to him.! Ana
with that Barker was gone.
Button listened to his nd1utnnts re-
port with something almost like
sheer. Stannnrd ANA sumter heard u
with grave faces. hut without w"rn.
Snailic, who had dri!ted III, shlSG' req
with obvious triumph.
"Gcntlemon." said the colonel. you
have not heard the hnlf OF whnt
know. and every day brings something
now rms comes III rom i1'rnu'i' w
u'N' p'"uEh' WV" W" '"'',' 'i''' 10y
over W ln' wv t""''' ""',,'S 'i
S"r'' i"F'u NM ''"i''''' w
S'ahhnru ,",N 'n' P'l"' "', s"'i',.,
over IT. pIihh'u n'S ,''S. Sni'i'u "n'
Shiu' We h,"ru ao'u' '""' '"'e'
ana III tak' i"hi.r s,o'g a"' u"s
"tniI'S' '''n' "''o" "u
Major S'hhh''ru' su'u hu''"u ~
Nereiy' you are Sre"h'nI 'on'e'hi'"-
ousiS vi your SuI'ri'' on'''''
o'onei nu,''"' 80,
Iaru, WIN hien ne'u nenu' pu' W."
rrm manu- on ms ,ehp'r' "ni sp'"N
ing coh,enin'uous'! vi III! Super'o' VI
hcers ihtornah'' no' vi 'h' 'on
mhhuihg omcer vi ror' i.ur"ue
you cure 10 look you wiz see 'i"'
ne quotes, NOT hssertS, 'nat 'nis 'noh'
ey was auVahccu 10 MT. hoWnueS VI"
MT. LahierS statement 'ha' Tue !o"hs
man was summoned nome D! the se
rious illness OF MS piother anu tnn'
he, MI l'anier' Woulu ne respohSip'c
for the transaction MI lowhues mas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

And Dork,r took his cnp nnd cane
, "a d.n,rturo vItbout n word
Inst ns Hnrker nenred STANDARDS. Mt
tre head Of the row. TWO cIonkcd and
bnodcd forms hurried forth and BAR
I,r almost co,,idcd with Thorn.
ooh good evening Miss Knte, Coed
evening Miss Arnold" was his en-
h,rrossod preotinp Then. with nj.
trmpt nj regularity for which he later
cnpld have kicked himself. "I,m lust
4, tim. Il, s,e Won home and head off
Il. ,bcobIins and hobocs. Indeed, I beg
p,rdon" be Numbered on. I'm lust
h.nna for Jonicr's ANY messenger"
"You might say We wish him speedy
d,llyerance." answered Kate Sumter.
silently Lanicr heard the summons.
There ,yns no reason why he should
,ot go said tho doctor .Thc air vii,
a., 20, 81" ho ,d1od .,na .a,u lao
/ ,re whom can come h,ck-
Ten minutes rDure and for the first
lime since Friday evening The n,cuscd
nccr stood I'm tho presrnce Of hts
, ,lou1l
"Nlr Lanicr," said Button presently.
81 nm free to say that have had
grave reasons for forming most un.
favorable opinion Of your conduct IL
HIS been my intention 10 forward
,lnrgcs of n serious nature against
,ou aud to urge your trial by general
court martial But such Is my regard
fr these gentlemen that | stand ready
to abandon my views and adopt theirs
al your simple word. Can say morey"
There was moment OF silence.
Then I.anicr spoke, at depends. sir, !
think, upon what you wish me to an
swer."
Button colored. Turning to his desk
he took from an envelope several news
paper clippings. DO you care to say
hat part you took In their prepare
tlon?'
II took no part
"You do not know the nuthorT
II took no part, sir. ] do not wish
10 say that do not know the author
"rhen permit me to infer that you
know him--n member OF this com
mand. for no one else knew the fact'
and you shield himf
IL anu, shielding no man. Coione
Eutton,"
Yet you know the author ana yo'
will not tell"
What littlc know came IN such
way that ! cannot tell was the reso
lutte answer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24
CONTINUED Next Saturday,
FLOWERS FOR THE
FLORAL PARADE

Samples Of exquisitely made paper
flowers for decorating automobiles for
the Floral Parade. and for general
decorative purposes may be seen NJ
the store Of the Hawaiian News Co,
Alex, Young Bldg, II you are con-
templating entering your machine In
the Parade select your lowers and
place your order at once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

ur good Old Mayhcw's hnnny daughter.
she whom that veteran Engli h horse
man Ind taught aud guarded with
suh Jcihus care. Well Ind Ennis
known q. ;'r'"rnt Fit roys nsliira.
th,nS. frv IN ~, regiment had not.
ard rcw ih TO- 70 who lid not Eluw
thu IN r,lir 81 g. tyhc"' a"nwoi dis
Ike for him The girl III far time uu.
cUrraccd.
Thru f. Ar:il to Fort Fiaync hid
cuiih this handsome yCC " fellow
Raw Ion. with better LOOKS, better
manners and even. ~ It seemed. better
money. for EHwd,n wac lavish where
Fllzroy was ''ncHr." ard the favor W
the Young xii. whr had toycl with
the Englishu an. tura'd from him to
this unknown.
And In this web Bob I.lnlcr hid be-
come deeply involved. Ennis was
sorely worried
"Wherc dl YOU say she was nnw?"
Ennis heard the doctor ask IA they re-
Joined him.
"Shc went 10 speak with Mrs. stan.
nnrd hut ynil ladies were there. 80
she came back awhile ago. | could
bc,r I,or ,r,,,,, I, IA W r,,r, b,rrre s,,o
wont rho .,.,ud ,i,rr" NrJ s,,,r
Muyhrw's hril w" druuIipg
AM Won Nt 4 mo 10 seq her Ia.
u,..ht,"
az vn,.J Ia, 80 ...,d. Id tor. She'll
s"n he hDm". w"s tni'ig over In
scar h ~ l'Cr now"
",,.nIt" ,uid Iunis 81 irtnn"
Tb,rn v,s +, uu.ry .nmn,i.g t,,e roycI
ORC :, r,,v,r.Js away Two mon Ind
rpn t,,,,rl thr c,ru,r ..r thr neareyt
Lnrr1ck ln,nip. black against the
northword sky. Others comb be seen
burrvIny ,r,rr tbnm Then couh n
hos ycs sbrrn and clcar ,nmc the
sound of N s,,t from AWAY over to-
ward TN. bosritnl-.nnothcr nearer. an.
other sin ncarcr-and distant shouts
aud then tb. bloro a.. the trumgpt
"Con,o en-, IFS firm sail Ennis
and snronp I'm rursuit ~ the leaders
"FIrcr echoed the cry from bnrrlck
70 bnrrack ns ,hr mon pnur,d forth
into the night. AMI then MS Ennlg
rounded the ccrnrr and came In full
view Of the vile open parade with the
long line Of quarters beyond hi heart
lcapcd for his throat In Wild cismay.
MY GCd. lir1tpnant. IFS your house.
| painted n racing trooper. MY God!
| And Bob's nll alone sobbcd Ennis as
he sped through the snow.
All Ennis saw as he came staggering
round Ia the rear OF the flaming fnr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

AbH the time q man reaches he
age where hn begins ~ eniny NE
along comes designing woman and
marlieH him,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24

And thus were we brought 10 the
morning ~ Thursday. the sixth since
the cycntful night when Miriam Ar
nold's shrick had alarmed the rnr
rison: Miriam. whose voice had now
been heard 90 ond time, uvraiscd In
frantic dread and appeal. hut this
time for the Young soldier who on the
pr vious Fri,lry night. forge ful of his
arrest hal rushed forth ~ her cry.
Int this night hid 10 hc dragged:
Mlrirm. who now lay sick from maid
emily shame that IN unc Wild appeal Ia
save her lover she had 81 betrayed
herself.
With Thursday noon came rcsump-
ton Of tclcgriphir communication
and the long stalled railway trains
from cast nnd west. With Thursday
afternoon came wires" from Arnold,
the father. begging to know had his
daughter started. and bnck went the
electric message that SHE neither had
nor could nor would for week. full
details by post" With Thursday
evening came sticks OF bclated let.
pers." said the strgc driver. to fol
low. and with Thursday midnight. long
after every one had gone to bed, there
came tar'ing nt Major Stannards
storm door ard .cS'n,ly n fumbing ut
III" b II knob. clHn"ing of the bell
What nnwT tl,nrght the sleepy
major ns he Sorttled downstairs In
slippers and dressing gown.
at l. Mayhem. SIR said II solemn
voice. 1--WE conc not hoping, only
praying. may frd my daughter
here"
Cord Ccdr' said Stinnard. "Come
In" And lac led forthwith his aged ana
trembling romrnIe Within doors. seat
I'd him by the stlll glowing stove in the
front room AMI slfu IL ll@ht. In less
| than II minute N,rs. SMnnanl. too, had
Joined then. her kin llur eyes flied
with tender pity AMI sorrow. Poor
motirrless Dora had no lack " friend.
| ~ counsel aud fond. wonanly sympn.
| thy when once he could lie llr' ught to
| lav hri BUICcn there. And new, with
| his erty hairs bowel In SORROW TO the
| duet. poor Mayhem had cCre 90 tell
mis- pI,r,ls tale. Ever since young
Raw don had gone with tla p1ymnstcr
She had blcn fi!Ul AMI nervous. Ever
'in"e Their coming to 'usliiig tonr
weeks n""ue sac had been wnt hihE'
wnit'n". listening. Often weeihhg' ana
WHEN i2.;'rs '"ha Tor her Mi'h me
! pcs,mark Of FCttHrlnn or Laramie.
Lea 'l'uu or inc 'hn'ohheAt III tue
NILS u" 'oulI not UG' note h'r ever
Ish c1S rncSS and her instant escape I"
her own room 10 r'au h"r u'"Surc
, a'"n". n. HeS; Nc Knew lhsE inuSi nc
rom EaN d"l' u" had IKEA lhe ''".
knew IN re was i'"u SUN III nm anu
he CORD net bear that l'iiow fnHro!'
VINO was tl'i''r! 'o'h si''rA' man
wh" ra'teheo on tte hee's VT weak
neSSeS "i ms CONTINUES
Bnt-G'd. lie hnd never 'ooh'd Tor
TINS. On. wherc hHu sh" gone Anu
WHY lie lad t'uhd her NJ nome ana
IN tears nt'er th' ire men '''n' ai'-
"rh"on' som" 'ihe' somehow sue 20.
message or ie''er anu 'heh kiSScu
hiEi ana SAN she WouM NC ""'icr III
bed' NJ u O'CLOCK oiu 'hi"es Sopo.ie
aroused him DOT" uno u's"Ip''le",
'"'g lost no 'iii'' 'iose men o' 'he
field aud the front, Siam rd was
dressed and out IN Jw,niy minutes.
Had she fed to join amy hodyi WIS
the question that iaokcd so many II
heart, for, with the possible excep'
ton of gentle Mrs. Stannhrd, the girl
| - 4 n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24
DrpE = You JunP wnEs rnEy noun

WHY DIDh YOU JVMF WIN THtl IOID
Your
'copl one" said u red checked maid ~
"lnundross row" Ia the eager group
about her. "She's been dnn about that
young dude, liawdpn"
"irs, an drrf a. Gorknoy fltM"
laughed another
AM lnlla mrulng luIchly, noted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-24
CHATTER V.

. NNIS and Schuchardt started
at sight of Lanier's white
. face. Ennis sprang to his
side ''IIelp me off with
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19
i..,ice of settlement of Final account

:. the Superior court of Whitman
.,snty state of Washington.
l,the matter of the estate of John b.
rabor. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Hen
40 p. Holt, Administrative of the
,ote of John B. Tabor deceased. has
S~dered and presented for settle
and filed in said court her fin
~ occount of her administration of
Ia estate, and that Friday, the 10th
80 Of August, 1910, at the hour of
~ o'clock a. M, of said day, at the
- room of said court in the city
colfax, state of Washington, has
~ duly appointed by the said court
-. the settlement of said account,
wbich time and place any person
'.,orested in said estate may appear
I'D file his exceptions in writing to
Ia account and contest same.
dated July 18th, 1910.
GEO. H. NEWMAN, Clerk
Pv Claude Swegle, deputy.
THOMAS Neil, attorney for estate.
july22-aug 10
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19
Money to Loan.

The Pullman Savings end Loan
Association has money to loan on
improved property at reasonable
rates.
The principal and interest can be
Maid in small monthly payments thus
making the Savings and Loan plan a
desirable one for persons having a
moderate income. Or, if desired, the
entire loan can be paid at any time
without any bonus.
The money you are now paying for
house rent will, in a few years, if
applied to Savings and Loan Stock,
purchase you a home.
This association has been in OPP
Grafton nearly nine years and has as
sisted in building nearly 100 dwell
ling houses in Pullman. 1t is COM
posed of local people exclusively, its
members being those persons who
have taken out loans or have pur-
chased savings stock.
For particulars apply to any Of
ficer of the association.
J. N. Emerson, president; M. X.
Snyder, Secretary.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19

Miller Bros, of St Anthony, are
erecting an elevator of $4,000 bush
els capacity at Rexburg, Idaho.
The Farmers Union elevator at
Mansfield, with a capacity of 10000
bushels, will be ready to receive
grain by August Is.
The Northern Grain and Ware
house Co., with offices in Spokane,
is erecting warehouses at Grinnel
and Cashup, each of which will be
the regular size constructed by the
company, 50x150 feet.
Crabtree and Co. are erecting a
large grain warehouse at Crabtree, to
have about twice the capacity of the
warehouses being built at Grinnell
and Cashup by the Northern Grain
and Warehouse Co.
OF 80 samples of new wheat tested
at the offices of the Walla Walla Far
mers Union, Is weighed from 81 to
Ga pounds to the measured bushel, or
from 3 to pounds above the re-
quired standard to grade as No. /.
The Moscow Union Warehouse Co.
has been incorporated at Moscow, Id
| aho, to purchase, construct, erect,
lease, or otherwise acquire mills,
warehouses, elevators, etc, necessary
to the handling of farm products. )"
The capital stock is $4,000 and the
incorporators are: John l.. Naylor,
A. S. Lyon, John Peasley, Frank w.
Gano, Arthur Snow, T. A. Brown,
| George Sellers, August Nelson, Gus
Anderson.
The Colfax Milling Co. has added
new equipment in the shape Of so
| horsepower motor, which will permit
of operations during low water. The
mill will operate night and day shifts
until 1t has cleaned up heavy advance
orders for flour.
Seven combines and two threshers
are operating within radius Of Z
miles OF Charleston, and reports in
dictate a larger yield of wheat than
had been predicted Many fields west
of that point are averaging 25 to 80
bushels per acre.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19
THE NORTHWEST
FARM DEMONSTRATION
BOAT TO TOUR SOUND

Final arrangements have been
made for the operation Of farming
demonstration boat on Puget Sound
by the agricultural department of
the Washington State College. The
tour will take about three weeks
from August 10th to 25th.
The demonstration party will con
sist of r. c. Ashby, assistant superln-
tendent of farmers institutes, in
charge; Prof W. G. Briefly, horticul-
turist; Prof. W. r. Mcdonald. animal
husbandman and dairy lecturer; A. l..
Melander, entomologist and spray eX-
pert; r. X. Beattie, botanist and spec
ialist of plant diseases; Il. w. Sparks,
superintendent demonstration farms;
B. l.. Steele, representing the de-
partment of electrical engineering;
who will have charge of the farm
home electric light plant"
Farm Equipment
he demonstration boat will be
equipped with horticultural exhibits,
spraying machinery, orchard tools,
a milking machine operated by a gas
oline engine to show the latest i'm
proyements in milking machines; n
large dairy equipment, including two
COWS, a full line of separators, milk
testers, coolers, sanitary pals, and
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19
Whitman County Leads

State superintendent Of Schools,
Fl. B. Dewey, has prepared a state
ment from the county school reports
for the year ended July !. The re-
port shows Whitman county far in
the lead of other counties so far re-
porting. 1t gives the number of cen
sus children for 1910 as 10,347 as
against 1O,62S for the previous year,
a slight decrease. In 1910 1854
school children were enrolled in the
various schools of the county and the
average school days is given at 1856.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19

crowned. The water should be con-
Quoted away from the road as quick
ly as possible. The more rain the
more need of drainage. Without
good drainage no amount of work
will make good road.
Location, drainage, crown, grade,
width of road are all important, but
drainage is the principle object
sought. The crown of the road is the
erection of roof to shed water and
give drainage. Fills are made in
many Instances to get the road up
out of the water. Culverts are con-
structed to facilitate drainage. To
get the water off the road and away
from the road is the most important
consideration in road building.
"One of the greatest needs is main
tanning roads, and this is most neg
lected. If no attention were given to
railroad after construction it would
soon be unfit for use. Men are sta
toned on sections of the railroad and
kept constantly at work When a
wagon road is built it is left to care
for itself We can never have good
roads without a system Of mainte-
nance. This is needed on present
roads.
IT competent men we're set to
work over the different sections of
important roads, not to boss others,
but to do the work themselves, a big
improvement would come at once.
Then we need our good roads organ
izations in every community to see
that such men do a good honest days
work, so as to get full value for the
money spent.
Such work would take a large
number of men. To get the best re-
suits, politics should be kept out
of their employment. ! have found in
almost any case of public employ
ment that as politics enter the door
efficiency flies out the window.
How can competent men be OBJ
tanned? The suggestion has been
made that our agricultural colleges
and state university send out com
petent men into the various counties
in the state to give short courses of
instruction in road building and
maintenance. Then require a certifi-
cate of attendance at such course of
instruction as a condition of employ
ment
Finally We must have co-opera-
ton between state and local author
tiles 1t is easy to criticise. We all
make mistakes No man lives who
knows how to build road that will
never Jwear out. No one pretends to
know all about road building We
win have to progress by the process
of evolution. To succeed we must
work together. Each man must do
mis- part.
Then, when we have agreed on
standards of road construction and
a system of maintenance, and pub
lie spirit is aroused and kept aroused,
to demand and secure efficiency of
labor and to make every dollar spent
give back 100 cents value in material
and labor, we will have the result
good roads"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19
Notice to Lawn Sprinklers

North of the Palouse river on Col
,ooa Hill, all north of Monroe street
ond east of Short street, can sprin-
,la from 4 to p. m. All others on
College hill from to Z.
On Military Hill, all north of Win
ans avenue from to 6; all others on
Military Hill from 5 to Z.
All south of Palouse river from G
to p. m.
No shrinking on Sundays.
These rules must be strictly OBJ
served.
By order of the Mayor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19

Mrs. Macy discovered her English
maid very i'll, and beside the bed a
huge bottle of medicine.
Harriet, why didn't you let me
get a doctor instead of taking this
horrid stuff? How much did you
take?"
"Well doctors come Ugh. Besides
they used hit for the children Were
| wunst lived. | went by tn directions
which said ten drops for a Infant,
thirty drops fer a hadult an a table,
spoonful fer a hemetic. l knew
| wuZn't hinfant nor a hadult so |
must be a hemetic. 'Owever, tn pes
ky stuff as purity nigh turned me
hinside hout"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19
Good Stories

A woman passenger on a transat-
lantic liner bothered the officers and
captain increasingly about whales. A
hundred times a day she asked to
be called If one was sighted.
But, madam" expostulated the
captain, finally, why are you so
anxious about the whale question:"
Because" she replied, "all my
life I've wanted to see a whale blub-
Der. Success Magazine.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-19
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given by the un-
designed, to all creditors of the es-
tate of Harriet X. Roberts, deceased
and to all persons having claims
against her estate, to present their
claims to the undersigned at Pull
man, Washington, accompanied with
the proper vouchers, within one year
Arom the date of the first publication
Of this notice or be forever barred.
Date of first publication, July p,
1910.
THOMAS NELL
Administrator with the will annexed
july22-aug 19