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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES ON
THE OTHER ISLANDS
Desha Says Kaniho Is Down and Out---No One
to Oppose COClhO for Senator
From Maui.

HILO, May 31.-rhe Tribune says;
Supervisor Stephen Desha returned last
week from Honolulu. Particular inter
est attached itself to his return owing
to the events which had taken place,
with him as the central figure, during
his recent stay in the capital. First
there was the announcement that De-
sha would run for representative and
that he would oppose Lewis, should that
gentleman be nominated for supervisor
on the Republican ticket. Then there
was the stand of Desha on the prohibit
ton question; and finally there was
the great debate between the Hilo man
and Kaniho, of Kohala.
cit is true that may run for the
house, said Desha last week. "That
is, if get the nomination, l will run,
but am not very anxious about it.
Ny action in this matter depends great
" on the attitude of the others towards
me. have been told that a faction
is getting together which is threatening
to down me; if they try to get at me
that way / am going to fight If, on
the other hand, it is shown to me, in a
proper way, that it would be to the in
terest of the party that l keep out of
the fight, am willing to step out. ]
will say this much, however, that If
am found to be not good enough to run,
will keep out of the political ring
altogether am not going to work for
the others in their campaign here, but
will confne myself to go with the
Prince on his tours around the other
Islands.
"'In regard to the prohibition mat
ter" continued Desha, ''there was
really nothing much said on the sub
ieet by me while / was in Honolulu
| was told that certain element was
preparing to attack me at the public
meeting at Aala Park, as they believed
that the calling of the meeting wa:
merely a trick to secure big audience
which I could address on prohibition
I therefore opened my speech by saying
that I did not believe that prohibition
should be taken up by the political par
ties. That it was an issue which eacl
man should decide for himself, and tina
only trouble would ensue if it wer'
dragged into politics. Those who wer'
going to break up the meeting ap
plauded instead.
personally, of course, 1 am a pro
hibitionist. ! do not use liquor, AM
my position as clergyman places m
naturally in opposition to liquor"
Desha added that since he had arriv
ed in Hilo, he had been notified of
challenge which had been made to hin
by Editor Poepoe of the Kuokoa HON
Rula, who wanted Desha to meet hir
in debate on prohibition. Desh
stated that he would answer Poepoe t
: the effect that he would agree to NEE
/ him for debate at Kailua, at the tim
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10

of the great church convention there.
Poepoe should, he said, be glad Of an
opportunity to convert the several hun.
bred prohibitionists who would be as
sembled on that occasion.
Desha had also been challenged TO an
other debate with Kaniho, but this he
would not accept. The "Cannon ball
of Kobala,' was, said Desha, "utterly
| " routed and was acting as a crazy
man, and there was nothing to be gain
ed by paying any further attention to
him. At the great Aala Park meeting
Kaniho had been utterly defeated and
discredited. and his late political antics
had not only cost Kaniho his place in
politics, but had also done McCandless
considerable HARM
Desha's report of the Aala Park
meeting was corroborated by Thomas
'ook, who attended the meeting, and
who said that Kaniho was down and
| ut.
Some Maui Politics.
WAILUKU, June 4.-Politics are
quiet on Mani, with but little political
activity in evidence. Politicians are
content to let prohibitionists occupy
the public eye, but the quiet is mis-
leading for when the politician is not
in evidence as a rule he is busy in his
shirt sleeves, mapping out plans and
laying wires against the time when
the public must hear from him.
Over in Hama, w. p. Haia has ev-
erything well in hand for renomina-
ton and reelection to succeed himself
| as district supervisor For the house
]. w. Kawaakoa and w. III. Drum
mond are aspirants for the Republican
nomination, and G. w. Kauimakaole is
seeking to run on the opposition ticket.
In the Makawao district, Hon. d. b.
Carley, the man who got the Kula
pipeline, will get the Republican nomi-
nation for the house if he wants it, A.
III. Comes of Paia will also seek the
nomination as the Portuguese represen-
tative on the Republican ticket, and
there will probably be a three-c ornered
contest between himself, A. Garcia OF
Waikiki and A. Furtado of Lahaina
for the honor.
The aspirants for the house from
Waikiki district are G. w. Maxwell
NJ. P. Waiwaiole, Sam Keliinoi and w
E. K. Maikai. All four are good men
and whoever gets the nomination will
be satisfactory, Mr.. Keliinoi is per
haps the most progressive of the quar-
tet, but political conventions have thell
own ideas as to the most desirable
qualities to have in a man to go or
blanket ticket.
In Lahaina the aspirants for thu
, house are Ed. Waiaholo and Chas. K
Makekau, with Ed. Waiaholo well il
: the lead for the nomination.
a For the senate it seems to he a cas-
n of the place seeking the man with NJ
g one particularly anxious to aspire TO
4 it. Hon. w. J. Coelho went around tn
4 county recently to renew acquaintance
o and incidentally seek denomination t.
t succeed himself, but whether successful
e or otherwise is unknown.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10

III don It care if never go back, "
was the doleful message that Frank
Unger flashed to those on his wire as
he steamed into port on the Sierra
Tuesday after a visit of only month
in Honolulu.
A group of anxious BOhemians grasp
ed him by the hand as he descended
the gangplank.
No-Colonel Parker had been lovely
to him; there wasn't thing wrong
with the sunsets; Bob Single had done
his best in the way of entertainment;
and Lansing Miner had blazed the
way as best he could to a revival of
the old-time Publications when he was
down last winter with "Billy" Irwin
but
"Times have changed since Francis
was boy" commented the bunch or
jovial sympathizers.
"Changed!" came family from the
dropping voyager. "They have van
ished as completely as the feather
cloaks that used to be the style for
those angelic Hawaiian girls before
they took to holokus (Mother Hub.
bards)."
"'Do you know, boys he continued
mournfully, "this is the first time 1
ever returned from that land of dreams
unpetted."
< chorus of groans from the Bohemi,
ans.
Listen"
can right, Frank, but at the club,
please, where we can listen with liquid
assistance.
Within the sacred precincts of the
club even wireless communication is
difficult, and instead of dots and
dashes, Lady Teazle IS record shows a
series of staggers and starts, that, in
terpreted, represent Frank Unger S tale
of woe.
In days of old, when kings instead
of missionaries held sway in that tropic
land. the occasion of Frank IS visit was
always one glad song. The dark-eyed
half-white beauties welcomed him ia
the court circle, sang love songs for
his adulation to the accompaniment of
their low-toned ukuleles, Toasted him
at uaus. at which food was the only
material feature, and metamorphOsed
themselves into mermaids under the
light of the silvery moon at the won
derful beach at Waikiki.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10
IS DEPORTED
WITHOUT DOPE
Chinese Who Escapes Conviction
of Crimes is Ordered
Sent Home.

Leau Hung, whom the federal petit
jury found not guilty Of violation Of
the antiopium law, was ordered de.
ported yesterday by United States Com
missioner A. F. Judd, as being in the
country without certificate. Hung
demanded the fourteen tins of opium
that were taken from him, but though
he was found not guilty of having
struggled them, the demand was re-
fused.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10
IRWIN BRINGS SUIT.

William G. Irwin has brought suit
in the circuit court against Y. Ahin
and Tax Assessor Wilder for foreclosure
of a mortgage on land located at Ka-
lauao, Eva, Oahu. The mortgage, ae-
eording to the complaint, was given TO
secure a promissory note for $4,000,
dated May "a, 1904.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10

Ande
him wholly unknown to the
murderer David MANU- Half dozen other people, supported at the
Territory heard of his stage nam
$ Moraity. They stin large
going his ability
The will be purely academic
you not Nicola If
during
confinement provided you escape
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10
GET 1T TODAY.

/ Chamberlain 3 Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is the best known
remedy for diarrhoea. II is sure TO be
needed when least expected. Get IL
today. For sale by all druggists Ben
son. Smith & Co, Ltd agents for Ha-
wall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10
Z nsaa aas as1I

"In the last analysis, the all
important factor in national
greatness Is national character.
II belong to a nation which
is trying on a scale hitherto un-
exampled, 70 work out the prob
lens of government for, Of, and
by the people, while at the
same time doing the interna-
tional-duty Of a great power"
'For nearly eight years I
was the head of a great nation
and charged especially with the
conduct of its foreign policy;
and during those years I took
no action with reference TO any
other people on the face of the
earth that would not have felt
justified in taking as an indi-
vidual in dealing with other in
dividuals.'
/ n &C % % % % % % o. % % % q % n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10
ELECTION FRAUDS
DISCOVERED IN OSAKA

TOXIC, June 1.-Two hundred ar
rests have been made at Osaka in con-
nection with frauds at the elections.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10
NICOLA AND THE ooNv1oTs.

Nicola he
though of his promises
popular existent belief that it hard
hmham Deacon Trent Certainly
o either results referredt to
from
Billy rana
and that quantities administered
unqueiOnaby the which the
bxed the daily people Whether the result has accomplished
aeeourements Of his profession will like mystery
He does HARM however In fact it might be aecomplsh
As the
turmoil paving streets Organic
amendment questions and be able moderate
Of amusement No harm whatever done Nicola
lot Of eonvets in the Territory Hawaii
prison, dygoods boxes Oregon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-10

1Hws 5. 81 50 81 5. g g g 50 swH1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

thus, Monlignore 5riibmirtb, in mirf-
lumer 8etie mitgebolfen fat. Ser
Standardization 0es 8olfsperelns,
Yralat Sleeper, fonnte feititeuet1> 0ab
Die 9eItrebungen oieies gr0Bten aaer
oeutlden fatbolilben @ereine bier nit
WpblmpQen uno Gerltd11oniB perfolgt
per0en. SSm NQgemei11en oiirften sic
oelttidJen &atbolifel1 lid frel1en 5l1 er-
fabren> Dab nad mie Dor fire religi0=
lie u1o politiide Organization ais mll-
iterbaft %angeieben uno bnB es fir Sic
3nfunft 10 blei6en miro, luenn Tie Ell
mig blet6en. Mfal1 bralld)t nidt aus
Ser Sdule 5u plauoern lpenn man
Sen bon allerb0dlter Stele gefallenen
@usorud bier mie0ergibt: 9aB iie Ell
mig bleiben mogen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

Die mooern geridtete @elt nidt mebr,
oaran min tie nid)t erinnert merben.
9arum Mil mon oieienigen aus sen
Mlgen ldaffen, Oeren gan5es 2eben
auf Ste Gmigfeit geridJtet lit. 9as
2ebeu ser Sroensleute lit elm 2eben
Ser gntlagung, oorum meroen lie &C.
boBt bon allen 2ebemenld)en, oerer
2eber @enuB, alio oas geraoe Begen-
tell BON Gntlagung lit.
Sn ibrer freimiQig %gemdglten Or
m,tb uno IN ibrer @eniigiamfeit iino
oie Oroensleute ser p%erbebte1l, nad)
8elis unO @enub glerigen Mrbeiter=
melt ein 9prn inn Muge. 9as alte ia
tonilde @ort tritt in feline &edte:
v2olIet uns al1srotten Sen @erebten,
lein 2eben lit inns %5utpi0er." Man
gloubt in Sen Sroenslel1ten Sic fu-
tboliihe Stride ms @er5 81 t%reffen.
ga ma aber sic Stride pernidten
mill, iud]t man INNER 5uerlt lire Sr=
SEN SIT pernidten; man balt tie fir Sic
&%erntruppen ser Stride. Mimmt
man ou5u sic fortgeiette 9ete gegen
sic Sroen, Sic f%ortgelebten maB= uno
ldanrlo en- &ero6dtigungen uno Ser
leltmbungen Ser elben, Damn lit bic
les, menll oll6 1idt alles, erflarltb +;
e5 bleibt INNER nod Elm Gelt beitano
iihrig, Ser iid nid)t erfldren labt, inns
oos lit es, mas mir v9as @ebeimnib
ser @osbeit" nen11en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

9anfbarfeit uno 6reuoe ridtigen
Musorud gu perleiben. Mande ipan=
men lire grmartungen 10 bod, oab
man ibnen sic gnttduidung iiber
oas geringere @eident 0eutli6 bonn
@eiibte ableien fann. gbenl 10 mie mon
beim Beridenfen auf bie &iinide ul10
9eoiirfniiie iopie auf Sic gigenart 0es
anoeren ein5ugeben fat, 10 ioate man,
um lid beidenfen gu laiien, Elm tino=
li6 bereites, oemiitbig=annebmenoes
@er5 beiiben. Man merit es idon
0em @orte: v9anfe!" an, Oh es auf=
ridtig l1no ber5lid gen1eint lit; elm
finolider, ourb Musrufe unteritiibter
Subel benefit uns, oas &idtige ge-
t%roffen 5u ba6en, un0 perliBt inns az
lie Miibe, 3eit un6 @beit rei6lid> oe=
rem mir uns unter5ogen, Tim oas &c
idenfte b~er5uiteQen. Mnoere mieoer
oanfen NIT freunoli6zitiaem 2ddeln,
ODER au6 obne @ort our6 cine Srelt=
%oentbrane lno marmen @dn0e0rl1d, 10
oaB mir unmoglid an Ser Mufri6tig=
felt fires Gonfes 5meifeln f0nnten.
@ie betriiben0 aber lit es, niht MIR
fir Sen @eber. lelblt, ionoern o1d fir
Sic iibrigen nnter Sem Gbriltbol1m
Mnmei en0en, menn jenan0 in iihler
9aune, p0er Sen @ertb oes @elden=
fes bered)nen0 ur0 abmageno, faum
einen freun0liten, piel meniger oarf=
barren glid fir Sen Sitter 0eS mobl=
9emeinten @eidenfes iibrig fat un0
iid gleidjgiltig fir o1e %2iebebemeile
5eigt! uNiht moglid!" rufen Mande
aus, un0 oernob miilien mir gelte=
fen, lhon Eerionen angetroffen 5t
boben, oenen es idmer fiel> uiid be=
ldenfen 81 l%aiien."
@ir lalien emit BON eitem be-
itenften &inoe, ba5 am @eibnadtsz
obenoe 5u l%ei1er Ml1tter iagte: ~9as
Gbriltfino lit ooh ein gar SIT liebes
Ghriitfino. Gigentli6 NOR ih gar
1ift 10 ortig in ser lebten 3eit, uno
0od bot es mir 10 piel Sd0nes &C.
idenft, obmpbl ib es gar nidt per-
0te1tte."
ga, 10 iou es oud5 bei inns beiBen,
Sos fiibrt l1ns Damn old 3ltr gottmo6l=
gefdligen 9anfbarfeit,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

3eitgeiltes frei5ubalten, resp. gu la1l-
bern, iudten mande Stelen = un0
nas lit bidtoriih lopobl mie pbpd)o-
logiib gan5 begreiflid = nod iiber
sic Sntentionen oes fl. GaterS bin=
a%us5lgeben n1o iib nidt MIR in per-
ltedten u1o %offenen Angriffen gegen
langit bemabrte 6iibrer geuiliermaben
at iiberbieten, ionoern m1b Sic bon
Ser Strife uno Dem oelltlden gpisfo-
pate g%ebiuigten, in &f nno Notb
erprobten uno ol1rh gldn5en0e Gr-
folge beltatigten ginridtungen u1o
8e%l trebungen oes fatboliid3en oelt-
lben @oltes, IN Sen areis ibrer Ser
oadtigungen ber%ein5u5ieben. grregte
Iebatten, Mngriffs- uno Gertbeioi-
gungsihriften biiben uno oriiben,
@%er1timm1ng uno Gerdrgerltng in
Sen be tgeiinnten &reiien, ous @eipenit
Ser 10 longe pout beutiden firden-
unb driltusfeinoliden 2iberalisml1s
betriebenen uro eriebnten 5prengung
oes 3entrums, beiaoie Germirrung in
manden &03pfen ltno @emiitben: oas
mar Sic 6olge.
gnolitl bllrb einmiitbiges 3ulam=
menmirfen Ser 6eioen 10 bo6ber0ien=
ten &aroindle, gminen3en &opp bon
gresluu uno Iil der bon &0l11, Iomie
ol1dj pieler a10erer maBge6enoen fa=
tboliideu Iaftoren, iin0 MIN and> al
lem Mnl6eine nad', an. auerbo6lte tel
Stene Ste Gerodhtigungen uno Nn-
grille ser feinoliden Glemente iteg=
rci6 ubgeiblogeu moroen, mie aus Ell
nem Mrtifel Ser u9lqgm. Nltn0ihal1"
(26. Npp.) %beroorgebt. gs miro sort
liter Ste Mniprahe oes &ar0inals ST.
ifer BON &oln beim 5tiftungsfeite 0es
oel1tiher fotbolilhen Sci epereins in
Npm berihtet. Ser 8eridter1 tatter
fdhrt Damn fort:
Sic al1beroroentli6 gebobene
Stimn1ung Oes @errn &aroinals 5eig=
te, 0oB er nit oem grfolge Ser bier
nit Noplt Inns Stoatslefretdr gefiibr=
ten Serotbungel1 in boben1 @raOe 5lt-
frieoen lit. gtpa porho11oen gemeie =
lie Mibper itononiiie iil1o %aufgeflart
ncr0en, nobel alth Sic itberltdt(ide
gerid]teritottl1ng oe5 9riinc}ener 9fun=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
@ebt Sba@t.


8e6enfet, 0oB, menn Cure Nieren
angegriffen lino, guer 2eben in &C.
fabr lit. SEER Maper, Hodelter, g.
g., lagt: uMein Grubel begann nit
einem itarf itehen0en Sdmer5 liter
metnem 9fiiden, Ser tiff tagli6 mebr=
te. Sd fiiblte troge uno miioe, n1ein
Nieren=@irfe11 lpar l1nregelmaBig uno
un%gemobnlid. Sd begal1n, 6olep 9eie=
renpiQen gu gebral1hen. Se0e 9oiiS
idien neues 2eben uno &raft in midi
81 brtngel1; unO iett Bin ib polltdl1=
Sig gebeilt uno fiib(e better uno ltar=
fer als Dor Subren. Molitor 3rl1g
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
Gini9feit m1tter oen Sea-
tbolifem ~9emti6lanoS.


Inter ben Gingemeibten berridt
idon ieit ldngerer 3eit fein 3meifel
onriiber, oaB unter Sen &atboltfe1
2eutihlon0's @eltrebungen iid gel
te11o ma6ten uno &rdfte an Ser Mr=
belt more1l melhe Sic futholiide Clint
felt, Don SEN 3entrumsflibrern ltets
teto1t uno SEN Hoplten fortmabrenO
orenpfohlen> altf Sic Go1er nothmen=
Sig bitten, uidt MIR %gefabroen, lon=
oern ol1d p0uig aerlt0ren miiIien. SIN
Mnidll1l1e on Sic groBortige stftiol1
0es Fl. Goters, I'M Sic fotboliide Sir
de pom olleu ginflulIe oe5 n1ooerne1r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

diiten, iiberbaupt oie al1sgelprodenen
9reoiger aIler @ottlol igfeit, laBt man
in Hl1be; einen pielfaden Moroer, Ell
nen 8ombemerfe lno 9ranoltlfter
feiert mon ais @eloen ltno benennt TO-
gar nadb ibm StraBen uno Elate. Or
oensleute ober bebonoelt MON, ais oh
lie Ser Nltsbuno offer @ermorf enbelt
m0ren. Der &umpf gegen SrOenslen=
te ltno Yrieiter lit cine lmgebellere
6eigbeit, oereu nan iib lhdmen miiB=
te! 2eutc brutal SIT bebaroeln, Sic lib
nidt mebren %folnen, lit Seigbeit ME
oeriter Sorte; menn gar iolbe, Sic
nit allen Madtmttteln a1sgeriiitet
iiuo, iih on mebrloien Herlonen Der
greifen, Damn lit Sic 6eigbeit rieien-
grob. 9ie feigite l1uo geneinite Sfat
oes 8ertiner Mob bel Ser Moobiter
Hepolte mar, BOB mla11 einen prote=
itantiit,en 8eiltliden ol1s oen elef-
trilhen @agen riB 1t1o i'm miBbon=
bette. @elh cine @eloentbat!
Nid,t MIR sum Nepollttioniren, ion-
oern altd, sur grbaltung Ser &epoll1=
ton gebDrt @elo, piel 8elo. Sic
&l0iter uber lteben in oen fallben
@erouht, rnge5ob(te &eidDtbilmer ST
beliten, mas liegt ndber, als ibneu,
oie MOI fir iiberfliiilig, ia fir nod
theilig l11o ihaolih erflort, lhr Ser
mogen meg5l1nebmen, I'M Die eige1en
leeren Sald)en 5lt fiiaen? &ein 8elit
lit 5mar red)tsmabiger 5ulammenge-
funmen, ols Ser &lolterbelit. 9ar-
11ad) fragt aber elm ridtiger Hepolu=
tiondr nidts. 3mar t1rtihen itd Sic
2Hol,britter ser 9feu5eit, benn bas un=
gebeuere @ermogen Ser al0lter eri=
ltirt MIR IN Ser Nbuntalte erbttter
firden feinolid)er &opfe. Sic 8ll1t=
ltno Iltsluuger oes &olfes iieen ntdt
in Sen &loitern, sic iinb u~l1Berbulb
Ser alDlter 51 ilthen. @enn Sic &lo=
tier Gern10gen belisen, 10 lit es relh=
1id ererhte5 poer ehrlih ermorbenes
&erInogelr, oas Sic ein5elnen Sroens=
mitglieoer tins &lolter mitgebrodt bo=
ben.
Gie Oroeusleltte iino Sic &artreter
eines Nrin5ips, oes Hrin5ips Ser
Gpigfeit; an Sic gmigfeit ober gla15t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

l1nie r alter Grbfein0, Hbeumatl5=
mus, fommt nit Sen @inter= @tn6e1l;
fommt lint piele nit S9mer5en at
foltern> melfe nidt milien, 0uB ct.
Safobs Del bas gr0Bte @eilmittel it,
uno 0as Ste Sur rai6 uno li6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

Sc eber man lid bon Ser grfdltung
losihafft, oeito geringer lit Sic @efabr
cor Enel1n1onia rno unoeren ern1 item
&ranfbeiten. @err 8. &c. 8. @au BON
@aperlp, @a,. iagt: SD CLAUDE BE-
ltiumt, 6aB Sos Gbalnberluins SUI
itenmittel ablolut Sic bette 8rdpara=
ton ouf SEM Worfte gegen grf6ltung
lit. Sd babe es meinen Sreun0en emf
pfo6len, uno tie aue 1timmen NIT mir
ii6erein." gu fallfen bei aQen Sano-
fern.
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Bout s6enfem.

1as Sdenfen ne11nt man eine
&unlt, unO nidt ieoer oerltebt lie;
vMande ibenfen obt1e 51 0el1fen,"
lagt ein Spridmort uno trifft 0amit
Den Nogel ouf Sen &opf, 0enn menl1
man jen1anO Elm Sc denf reidt, obne
ooriiber nadgeoadt 81 baben, ob es
oenn alt6 mirflid mobl Sem 8e=
iGenften 'eine 6rel1oe lein lt10 berei=
ten fann, mas ih ibm 511 geben BE-
ablidtige, 10 idenfe ib obne SIT oen=
fen. Man ml1b eben borber gu er=
griln0en Der uGen> moourb man Sen
5n @~eid)enfenoen mabrbuft e%rfreuen
f6nnte> Damn faat es meiltens gut
aus.
gs lit aber ol1d nidt innrer Ieidt,
lih beidenfen ST lailen un0 ieiner
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
"Ross Route to New York" Has
Been Planned.
Easten Road Solves Problems
of Dust and Dirt.
TRY RAMBLER ROSES.
Bushes Send Out Long Shoots
Covering Ground.
Other Items of General Interest
in Railroad World.
TRY RAMBLER ROSES

The Rose Route to New York" The
flowery phrase suggests a musical COM
edy or a press agents weird magma
ton, says the Survey. 1t is nothing
of the sort. however. for the words de-
scribe tersely the probable ultimate re-
suit Of the Improvement recently be-
gun by the New York, New Haven &
Hartford railroad.
When the work is completed it will
be possible for grimy enginemen to
leap from their cabs at almost any way
station and gather an armful of roses
to festoon about their levers, and fresh
bouquets may be procured for the din
ing car tables anywhere along the line.
To be explicit, the railroad between
Providence and New London is being
bt autified on an elaborate scale. Pri-
marily the aim Is not aesthetic. The
elimination of the dust nuisance is the
Inspiring motive. For several years
the railroad officials have been consid-
eTing plans for lettering conditions,
and have vainly sought some sort of
vegetation to cover exposed sandy
banks.
The problem has been studied not
only because Of a desire to get rid of
the annoyance to passengers, but also
because the shifting sand has been d.
reotly responsible for a considera BILE
expenditure in maintaining tracks and
rolling stock
Getting rid of the dirt kicked up
from the surface OF the track is a COM
paratively easy matter, as rock ballast
las passed the experimental stage, but
banishing the dust sucked in from the
sandy embellishments by the trains was
a much more difficult problem
Appeal was made to landscape artists
for a species of vegetation that would
cover the soil and not be liable to take
fire easily from sparks of passing To-
comotives. The experts recommended
Dorothy Perkins rambler rose bushes,
end late last fall a practical expert
ment was tried with 1900 bushes in the
deep cut north of Apponaug. The
bushes are planted in three rows in
the deepest parts of the cuts
1t is claimed that under favorable
conditions they will send out shoots IL
or Is feet long in a season. 1t is
planned to have them run up the sandy
embankments. and INTERVIEWING form
solid tangled mat which, it is believed,
will effectively keep down the dust and
fine sand.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-09

now uses pointed blades on all auto
matte block signals, square end
blades on interlocking signals and
round end blades on train order sig
mails. All blades are painted yellow
with a black stripe.
o. Maxey, formerly agent at Tope-
ka, stopped in Topeka on his way to
Chicago to take the new position of
supervisor of weights, just created.
In the latter part of May the Rock
Island purchased a strip of land 200
feet wide and a mile long running east
along it's tracks out of Wichita, Kan.
The road will spend neat sum of
$4,000 or so in constructing new
freight yards, roundhouse and other
buildings
Chas. Fowler has been appointed
train master at Herington, Kan, with
jurisdiction Mcfarland to Caldwell,
and Salina Branch, vice w. A. Shea
han, transferred.