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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
yoIa,nkaIani, BeckIey, kamalo-
Dill and Other Orators for
Final Rally.
1oMoRRoW NIGHT AT AALA
Churches Will Close and Mem
hers will Join in Making the
Meeting a Great One.

Arrangements have now been perfect
A ior the final prohibition rally, to be
,ela in a double header meeting tomor-
,aw evening. The young peoples So
.;.ties of the city will meet first at
Ksraiahao, where they will hear an ad-
dress by number of English and Ha-
r.an sneakers. At half-past seven
o'clock the parade will start from Ia
rsjshao and proceed down King street
II aala Park, where an open-air meet
ing will be held.
I, 4 Tburston and D. KalaUokalani,
g. will be the speakers at the Aala
Park meeting, the former to address the
crowd in English and the latter in Ha-
xsiisn.
Some few warnings have come TO the
nrohibitionists that an attempt will be
made BY hired rowdies to break up the
meeting. but it is thought that the re-
mort is too good to be true Next to
The ssBeer Sunday" foolishness of the
saloon workers, an attempt to break up
audible meeting would aid the prohlbi-
tiou cause more than anything that
could be devised, and it is not thought
the saloon workers could do anything SO
harmful to their own cause.
Fred Beckley, Sam Kamaiopili, Paul
Super and Rev. 4. c. Mckeever will
be the speakers at Kawaiahao, where
The Central Union male quartet will
also be present.
The parade will be led by the Ha-
Wsian band, and the male quartet and
special Hawaiian quintet will furnish
music during the evening.
The majority Of the churches have
adjourned their evening services for to-
morrow and the members of the various
congregations have been asked to turn
out and make of the final rally some
thing that will count much in the clos
ing hours of what should be a winning
campaign
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
Woolley Tomorrow Morning.

John G. Woolley will deliver his last
address of the campaign tomorrow
morning at the Kaumakapili Church,
bis subject to be, "Square Brain Versus
SQUARE Face" This address is expect
ed to be one of the strongest that has
been made throughout the campaign,
the national prohibition leader to an
swer some Of the charges that have
been made against him and some of
the hes reiterated concerning his share
in the nfphiScifa nuou+ion
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Decidedly Cold

cold climate 80 which a fame cannot
..- --.et warm. One 0f the scientists at
. -. The Fearv expedition has personally
-..- . tie effect OF intense cold on q wax can
--. -- -. rrled 70 burn
5-. temperature was thirty five degrees be
... E.-. and us effects were felt not only by
-. members n the expedition but even by the
ea--. -. question i gave forth no chrerv
hight r.h as might have been expected from
r. IN other circumstances. and when Il came 70
.e examined 7 was found that the fame had
81. r could DO o. keep itself warm.
The a1T was So cold that the fame was not
powerful enough to melt al the wax Of the can
de. bat was compelled 70 eat its wav down
leaving skeleton structure Of wax n the form
ot hollow cylinder Inside this cylinder the
wick burned with a tongue Ot yellow tre, and
here and there the heat was sufficient 10 per
foTat, the outer covering and leave holes Ot odd
shapes winch turned the cylinder INTO a tube
Of lacriI+<e wax through the holes III which the
hight shoue with q strange, weird beauty.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Perhaps You Do
Perhaps You Don't

would appear 70 be the pendulum rather than
the earth that turned and the plane OF the
former would make rs daily revolution counter
o. that ~ the earth. OF n the same direction as
the sun Tins would mean right handed r9ta-
tlon 4t the north pole and a left handed one at
the south but II the equator Try as Il VIII, the
pendulum Is unable 10 better Its condition by
turning IN either one way the other and hence
.v1-l not show this effect In general the time
Il wiI take 70 make a complete revolution D.
Inverseiv proportional 10 the t-lgonometric
s--Ie Of the latitude. This means one complete
turn n about thIrty-sever hours for the lati-
tUde of New York city
Fortunately. the experiment may be per
formed without such al enormously long pen
dulum as that used bv FnagauIt 4 length Of
two Yards OF even less g. as+flCieut To show the
effect clearly Indeed. such IN arrangement as
this might have t-en used 5v polar explorers
m helping - llg-r- th. north pole for a. the
pole a pendulum H.-.l turn II such rate as
10 make one comp .ers rotation II & sidereal dav
lthe tIre q a s-Ug.. revolution Of the earth OF
tVTeTlrt three hours -lttv-sIx minutes, and four
seconds
but while --= method may be made 70 yield
ta1rlE aIF-. E------e results II estimating lower
latttl1es. = become. harder 10 apply and OF
less aoa-r-c" -.l- latitude ninety degrees, and
hence would .a ri little. II any. value as a
means ~ locating the pole exactly
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
DO YOU KNOW?

II records -l-- Calico was threat
------- ---eu- tU- T5e---s-l-g n
---- e. was The earth that re-
.- shan -le heavens IT, The people
% This 15ea was one than not only
.t proof bun was ou rs face
--a- -.1- tur II was apparently the
- -- round The sky and Furthermore
- ever experienced the disastrous
e-e-- -e Uas sure 1El-ss- follow i the earth
----e5 over with al the people on Il.
H-.a -.aas then were secuted. and he HIM
- seventy subjected T. many Iudig-
F.. had r1l- realized T. Ire had at
means ~ demonstrating the 1evo-
--.... .. ... .---- --L -i--- TOO with the AID ot
.- INSTRUMENT ~ which Ee knew more than
gag i--al- ~ 1ls ----a that Is the pendulum.
1-'- r7s. hundred wears later. how
.. .-.----r performed ms famous eE-
-- showed -.E the effects Observed
-- -- t-a -l-a-l0u If the earth
III -. eminent. mast have been very
-'.. .l l-e-- 1.a# rYc--orrled II the
L..--sn- - Pans ---.-.-- -- ...,,--.-ez- cf Na-
Ill., "-.-- F. le5 with visitors
~ 4 -. .- .--le e5arv pounds
WAS s-st'------ . T--a over Two nun
Dr.. md sixty feet long 1r-. huge -7,5-,It.r7l
more than e-g-- seconds - make q
-- ~ --g Ti-rat-a-l and was .-a-ted swing
~ definite lane za- -.--r and south
arr short time Il WAS apparent 70 ali that
'-s -- bah was -a- keeping e--5e-Iv 70 rs
--r---.- Dur was Swinging - Itr-e
al-- and southwest. and ride longer
Hra. .aE 70 show aeranG question that r.
t--. vibration v-as slowly turning I.-.
@-. -E place II "a night HANDED direction
-- rate rs p. make one ga---r. ..-, --.-
a.a.rr -l,--v--wa hours.
-- ming This striking phenouer.- i
-- ia, remembered that the per...- -r-
.-r Particular rvpe of rotating
-.a- T. therefore Dbeys the same -..
-r--..#...I-lg and lr-r~
.-- --a- -- the tendency o. rr.-
-a-r direction ~ the axis ~ rafa-
- --e case ~ -ae pendulum tins azi.
900 a paz- r.-.Egl the point ~ s-s-
--...s -. always r.-grn65a--la- u II plane
rEe -aH TlaE. amounts rC the state
- - -l-' -.r pendulum trres ~ Keep is plane
--Tsl Unchanged 81 direction.
- such q pendulum sVTngIng It the
80 90 pole r. IS serene.E independent Of the
,,,s.s-l9E e. --e earth ana keeps its plane Of
--.I sized Iu space. allowing the earth 10
slowly .e-eath IT, But to az observer i
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
By VIM. Arherton Du Puy


cent IN Kansas City. Kan
SS. IOI cheap meat, 30 per cent, while across the
-7Ve- n Kansas CITY Missouri II was Is Der
cent Minneapolis collects p per cent profits
while her twin. =. Paul garners N % per cent
milwaukee, gets 40 per cent It LOUIS. 50
Alton Illinois. > Cedar Rapids, lowe % East
Liverpool. Ohio. - Wichita Kansas, 10; and
Wln0na MInnesoca b.
But the retail rrlc4-uer Of none OF these
groups know how u charge for their meat as
compared with dealers # the South Central
States where the profits aveTage 81 per cent.
IN Fort Smith. -A-AarSa- the gross pro1t Is D
per cent II Mobile Alabama. "a per cent.
Nashville Tennessee. 63 per cent II Natchez,
MISSISSIPPI. % Per cent and n Shreveport
Louisiana. the biggest profit OF them all. 6S per
cent Fort Worth helps redeem this section by
charging only - Der cent. profit, and Memphis
aids the cause with b per cent.
The mean profit n the West Is 394 per cent
Lewiston. Idaho leads with 50 per cent.
Ogden Utah % Der cent san Francisco, %
Der cent Denver. 81 Seattle, "a per cent.
and Tacoma. Washington. the banner city OF
them al. with 10 Der cent. while Spokane IN
explIcablv collects 5S per cent
The e-ratic nature OF these profits Is I puzzle
10 the compiler OF facts. and Il must be con
Cuded that thev are charged merely because
thev are charged In general, the profit OF the
retailer Is greater than Il should be This IS 10
= certain extent due 10 the demands OF Gus
TONERS Thev ask for instance that the dealer
q
de-s be delivered. The expense Of this must,
OF course be borne by the consumer The Tnul-
1ITlIcatlorl Of stores should also be discouraged
i costs vastly more 70 MAINTAIN twenty small
shops with solicitors and delivery wagons in
gwen district than i would 10 maintain one
large one. The multiplication OF establish
-neuts IS false economy and the consumer pays
for II There Is economy and reform IN seeking
out shops that maintain no solicitors OF de
livery service and trading with them. They
can afford 20 sell cheaper.
Experts also call attention 10 the fact that
from the viewpoint Of value received the meat
the people buy IS the poorest food bargain they
make Sixty cents out OF every dollar spent
for food n the country goes 1or meat; Vet the
material bought with the remaining forty cents
bv actual computation has twice as much norr-
Ishr1ent n Il as has the meet This means
that twenty cents spent for other grades Of
food buvs as much nou-ishrent as does sixty
cents spent for meat. The obvious lesson IN
getting ones moneys worth would be TO torgo
meat as much Is possible and buy other foods
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

--- ---. -... goes = the IllCa trIlaTl
..----- -..- -r- food So obtained has d
--a--i---l r- III that eaten
cost e- meat there = Il Par
--.- E- interest II the profits
--- who wraps i II brown
-.--- interesting t. know. -o-
S. twice rs great n pro
-r- --e-t lt The Door aS on the
expensive .# well Z dc that Il is TWO
TIN Holvoz-e Na>saC-ls-
..--- .- nearby. that Z Is higher
20 than any other place
20 --=-a--- -a- II Tacoma II Nash-rE-
en- H--- MARYLAND. Il close second
--a- .--a been found 1-t nT The
Department ----a which has recently
complete. --t-r cities with the idea
-- -sc-------- what are The conditions
--z- ez--- ---. -..- @ the retail meat trade.
.- was -- --- retail price 0I beet n the
t---- was 81 ! Der cent higher
--e -- me wholesale I-1Ce. and
.-l- m -- --as-e- II the small thar. n
--e -z-ca .--. - a-.e--0w- PENNSYLVANIA,
--e-= IS ~ =-e gross profit OF 30 Per
-e-- = pr Harrisburg. . per cent
- 0-az- l-. 70 Ter cent. At Spring
--l Mas and - Tor HolvoAe. is
-=---lr- II. --9= profit n New York CIJT
T-s - Or q LL-[aEeluh1a. 20 per cent
20 5--l-. - - .e-- and u Boston. 80 per
-e--
----- III --.-.- show c1-cICslvelv that the
Ts- ne beef the greater the per
oe--age n II. Allentown high per
---zee E -po- wholesale prices OF
% 41- II Boston The rate oI gross
--- -7-. -~--- ~ scent beet Is for that
costing Il cents The advice 10 the
--=------ --.---a- % become q million
---e a-- --- .-.-- would therefore laJl-
----E -e y % the poor
- IS found between BalrI-
n r. --. IN The South Atlantic
-r -as apart The profit Of
-- .---- c--- Is ouiv y per
@ -.-r-un- Is - per cent.
IS. Tor the discrepancy
farther down. assesses .
whsle Augusta equally
r. meat. takes q toll
-.-. .#--. The general average
a States Is - per cent
r .----. States The general aver
--e aa ~ --e ~.---h Atlantic
-. --- a-l- returns obtained
grades .- beef and ~ these
4g -e- .a--. In Cincinnati the
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Send for this great book that tells all
about the pioneer Of the Florida Land
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turned the attention OF capital and labor
to the possibilities of Florida small farms
1t tells in graphic style the earnings Of
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with the great rush Of Northern farmers
and city people TO its small farms,
It is without doubt the greatest piece
Of land literature ever issued by any
company, for it is simply an array of
Photographic proofs Of actual 1910
scenes. backed up with the proof from
officials, merchants. bankers, fruit grow
ers and vegetable raisers.
No matter where YOU are thinking OF
locating a home, YOU should do yourself
the Justice Of reading this great book.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Big Florida Book Free
Which Fully Describes This
Successful Small F arm Colony
1t Tells All About Forda Most Noted Colony Where for 17c
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He may enter and take possession and
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This is the greatest offer ever made by
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You viii like the manner in which this
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You are not going to a wilderness
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it is traversed by two great trunk line
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State line railroad intersects these two
railroads.
Here one has the finest of roads, the
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perature-73 degrees the yearly average
good county schools, daily papers,
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This book and its companion proof
will convince you, like it has hundreds OF
others. and will make YOU think more OF
the future and how your little savings OF
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ANYTHING you have ever read,
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New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
$4,000 to $4,000 a Year
For Only IL Cents a Day

That is what your savings will do for
YOU. if YOU will become the owner Of a
Burbank-Ocala tract Of land.
The great book which will be sent to
YOU for the coupon below tells all about
the way such incomes are earned on Just
q few acres.
The price Of Burbank-OcaIa colony
farms is $500 per acre, This carries
with 1t a town lot free with each 10
acres purchased, in the new Silver City.
The terms for a 10. 20 OF 40 acre tract are
30 cents per acre down and 80 cents per
acre per month.
If YOU are not entirely satisfied with
your land, YOU NAV ask for and receive
every dollar you have paid upon Your
land together with per cent, interest
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
THE TOLL OF THE MEAT CUTTER

t. --- al
! none. the
-.- .---- #e |-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Taken to Duluth.

The seventh arrest in connection
with the assault upon Harry Will
cox at the Oliver location a week
ago Sunday was made on Tuesday,
marking the final roundup of the
wOuld-be rnurderers
Together with the trio placed un-
der arrest Saturday and Sunday the
prisoner was taken to the county
Jail at Duluth "Wednesday morning,
to be returned here later for trial
during the present term of district
court
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Will ST Keep You
From Trying?
See What Ex-President of City
Council J. L. Kimball Says
of Cas-Ka. Also An
other Old Resi-
dence of Vir-
ginia.
Mail Orders Promptly Attend
ed To-Six Bottles for IS.

We have proved to Virginia PEG.
pie that beyond all doubts Cas-Ka
is one of the best as we'll as rapid
blood cleansers in the world, as you
use it few days and the difference
tells in your face right away. Most
blood purifiers and skin treatments
are full of poison, drug or opiate.
1t is harmless as water, yet the re-
suits are astonishing. 1t contains
the most effective working power of
any blood cleanser ever discovered,
as over 1900 Virginia citizens can
testify that Cas-Ka has helped them
for catarrh and rheumatism; and
over 1000 for kidney and stomach
trouble. Over 100 bed wetting
children we're among them. Write
E. NJ. Tredway for list of Virginia
people that have been helped by
Cas.Ka.
After being here two months let
ting the people try it free, Cas-K is
now on sale at ST per bottle, or 6
bottles for S..
The cause of pimples, boils and
other eruptions, as we'll as of that
tired feeling and poor appetite,
which are 80 common in the spring,
is impure and impoverished blood.
The best way to purify and enrich
the blood, as thousands of people
know by experience, is to take
Cas-Ka.
Mail orders will be promptly at
tended to. Write today and see
what one bottle will do for your
rheumatism, kidney or stomach
trouble. Six bottles have effected
cures in many cases.
Ex-President city council J. L.
Kimball: II should say l could
recommend that Cas- Ka, as I have
lust finished one bottle and it has
helped me both for stomach and
kidney trouble. and for the bowels
it's one of the finest things I ever
took. It does not GRIPPE"
E. Matheson, the liverynan, 426
Chestnut street: ayes indeed, I
should say Cas-Ka has helped me.
I was about to go to the hospital
when l started to try this Cas-Ka.
I had been having the grippe and
rheumatism, was just able to be up.
I am now feeling fine. Cas-Ka has
helped one of my friends for the
same trouble"
D. f. Larson, photographer at 405
Chestnut at: II want 3 bottles of
Cas-ka and want bottles more
packed to send my father it has
helped me aud my wife for stom ach
trouble"
P. Kearney, engineer on the Rainy
Lake Co.: g" never took anything
that helped my kidneys like Cas- Ka
has"
On sale at +. NJ. Tredway's Drug
Store, Virginia.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06

Council Chamber, City of Virginia. Minn.,
April 26. 1870
Resolution No. &c.
Resolution confirming certain appoint
ments made by the mayor.
Bv Alderman HERITAGE
Resolved: BY the City Council of the
City of Virginia, That the following ap-
pointrnents of the mayor be and the same
are hereby approved.
DR.. c. B. Lenont for a five year term and
+. ID. Mcneil for one year term the un-
expired term of E. c. A. Johnson on the
Police and Fire Commission
J. d. Lamont. c. c. Butler and A. w. Nor
ton each for term of three years as men,
bers of the Library Board and Fl. J. Nathan
son for a term of five years as member of
the Park Board.
Moved by Alderman NOLAN, support
ed by Alderman Boylan, that above res
olution be adopted.
Ayes: Aid. Boylan, Heritage, Kimball
H. O. Johnson, Staff, NOLAN, E. e. A. John
son. Mr.. Presidents.
I1Nays: None.
Adopted April 26. 1910.
Approved May 3. 1910.
Moved and supported that the council ad.
Journ until next regular meeting.
Carried.
corporate SeaD City Clerk.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Going Ahead IN Good Shape.

The Bailey Marsh Company, con-
tractors on the new Technical High
School, are pushing work on the
handsome structure in the effort to
have the same completed and in
readiness for use by the opening of
another school year.
An army of workmen are employ
ed on the building, but the lack of
brlck-layers and skilled mechanics
has hampered the work to an extent.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Carried.

Carried. i : .2<".,- =, =
Alderman Heritage of the ways and
means committee reported that in as
much-as the charter granted no way by
which funds could be taken for the sup
port of the city band or its instructor that
the matter be referred back to the COM
mercial club.
Carried.
Alderman Kimball notified the council
that the Duluth, Missabe & Northern Rail-
way Company had instructed him to at
once construct crossing on Larch street
over the company's tracks.
Moved and supported that the assistant
street commissioner be allowed the wages
of $500 per day, while working and that this
scale take effect on May LIST, 1910
Carried.
Moved and supported that the street
laborers employed by the city be paid at
the rate of SIS per day from May LIST. 1910,
for the season of 1910
Carried.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
To Make Yarn from Paner.

In Halmstad, Sweden, Pontas Holm.
strom is about to start spinning mill
for making yarn out of paper Such
mills already exist in Germany and
France. So far the manufacture of
rugs and carpets seems to be the best
practical use of this new paper yarn.
It is stated that people in Sweden. es-
pecially in the province of Oster:ot.
land, are already making carpets with
paper welt. Narrow rolls of paper
tape are used, but this, OF course, is
not SDln
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
German Chancellor = Major.

The new chancellor of the German
empire, who held the rank OF lieuten-
ant in the imperial army when the
new honor came to him, has been pro.
NOTED to the rank Of major. This
may seem to be an empty distinction
for the chancellor of the realm" says
writer in a German paper. but it
will absolve the new major ON the
obligations to salute lieuten LIS and
captains. His predecessor, Won Bue-
low, also held the rank of major and
never attained to any higher military
dignity"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Victory Over Tuberculosis

That the war on tuberculosis paws
immediate dividends in human life is
proved by a report of DR.. Bos!ey
health commissioner Of Baltimore
In the monthly health bulletin TO;
July it is shown that the number II
deaths from tuberculosis occurrin. j.,
the city was 80, as compared witt, -
for the same month last year.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Two Million Miles by Rail.

A locomotive of the London &
Northwestern railroad, named Charles
Dickens, has the distinction of having
travelled nearly 100000 miles in haul
ing express trains, feat, it is
thought, unique in the anr ais Of rail-
reading. The Charles Dickens. built
at Crewe, was put into service Feb
ruary 6. 1882. and until year or two
ago was still one OF the fastest loco
motives on the road and in excellent
condition.-SundayN Magazine.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Use of Lifting Maonets.

Lifting magnets have demonstrated
their value in certain special lines of
work and are now in daily use in
many places. An aggregate weight
of Is tons of rails is handled by mag.
nets at the works of the United States
steel plant at Gary, Ind. This COM
prises the lock section" of a pile OF
rails which consists of layer of track
with alternate rails inverted so that
the mass will hold together.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06

Fear has arisen in the breast of q
New Zealander in England caused by
the announcement that the Dread.
naught which his native country Is to
give to the empire will be the thir.
teenth ship presented to the British
navy. However. the Thirteenth gift
ship is not the Dreadnaught but the
hospital ship Maine. which was fitted
up for use in the South African war
and has since served principally in the
Mediterranean. The Maine WAS tho
gift of Mr.. Baker, an American citizen
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-06
Rats Give Alarm.

Coming over on an ocean liner an
old lady complained to the captain
that she had seen a rat in her state.
room. Keep it there, madam" said
the captain. why do you like rats ..
asked the old lady. We'll, madam
I've got nest in my cabin was the
answer. and. though I'm not 81.
perstitious. when the rats leave the
ship do"