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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-04-15
Personal Mention.

New invoice of hats at Sage's.
A. M. Martin was over from Post
Falls, Monday. s-
NJ. Fl. Bartn of Hauser was In town
Tuesday.
Batter and eggs taken 10 exchange
goods at Sage's
Abe Hornbeck Of Athol was caller
10 the city Wednesday and Thursday.
y Sam O'Donnell Of Granite was 10
Rathdrum Sunday.
Harry Post was down from Granite
last Saturday.
Runabout automobile for sale. In-
Quire OF H. G. Reiniger.
A. O. Skinner initiated his new
automobile with a trip to Post Falls,
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Babe Barto of Hauser visited
with Rathdrum friends this week.
Mrs. T. E. Casey and children were
in town Tuesday from Fish lake.
r. @. Papendick has accepted
two months position with an electric
company at Rosalia, Wash.
Mrs. Dora House accompanied Mrs
J. w. Smith to Occur d'Alene, Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. w. Smith was over from
Occur d'Alene Wednesday evening
and attended a meeting of the East
ern Star.
c. E. Remington, road oyerseer at
Athol, was transacting business In
town yesterday.
Miss Ada Feely recently returned
to Colfax. WASH, (not Colville, as
previously repOrted) after a short
vacation spent with relatives here.
]. w. Mitchell and Chester Ian
caster left the middle of the week on
trip into Alberta to look over some
land there with a view to purchasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nisonger of Spo-
kane were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. o. Hill over Sunday. Mrs. Nison-
ger was formerly Miss Faulconer.
J. c. Callahan, former manager of
the Spokane hotel, Spokane, was call
Ing on old friends 10 Rathdrum last
Sunday.
Mrs. N. e. Lewis has been 10 Spo-
kane this week and, 1t Is reported,
underwent successful operation on
the face, one of the nerves having
troubled her for some time.
Miss Hazel Lafferty was a visitor
from Occur d'Alene Wednesday, at
tending the session Of the Eastern
Star,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. E Briner OF
CneneY' WASH. are guests Of Mr.. and
MIS-. L. P. 1rueblood. Mrs. Brinel
IS sister Of Mr.. Trueblood.
James Call Of the Athol Suppl,
company was 10 town Monday and
lelt over the l, & W. N. for a trip Il
osk and the Metaline country dowr
tne Pend Oreille river In Washington
Adjutant General A. M. Rowe O.
Boise, and Captain Lewis OF the 25tt
u 5: Infantry, inspector, left her,
saturday for Occur d'Alene to inspect
C2mpany q at that place.
MIS- Or. Tenant of Spokane ant
mrs, Dressell Of lone, Wash, re
turned to their respective homes
Wednesday morning, after few days
''sltan Rathdrum, as guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. W. j. Tucker and family.
=. Thompson and J. z. Whit
"e'd' census enumerators from tni
p'ace' attended the meeting Of thu
enoherators at Occur d'Alene con-
uucted by Supervise. Joseph Perrault
~ VI Boise. Mrs. Anna B. McCad
uam' enumerator for part Of thi
p'ec'nct, also attended the meeting
ror good cat hay INQUIRE of w, J
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-04-15
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that at 0 A. NJ. on
the 18th day OF May, 1910, at Atho,. County OF
Kootenai. State Of Idaho, before Il. W,
Tucker proof will be submitted of the com
pletion of works for the dive sion OF III
cubic feet per second of the waters of Lew
ellen creek talso called Rous,i cree > in
accordance with the terms and c, ,nditions OF
a certain permit heretofore issued by the
State Engineer of the State of Idaho.
1. The name of the person or corporation
holding said permit is The Inland Improve
ment Co.. Ltd.
2. The postoffice address Of such person or
the place of business OF such G, rpo at IN is
Spokane, County of Spokane, Sta . of Wash
ington.
8 The number of such permit is a612. nd the
date sci for the completion of such work is
May 49, 1910.
4. Said water to be used for ir igation and
domestic purposes.
5. Said works of diversion will be fully
completed on the date set for such compile
on, and the amount of water which SAID
works are capable of conducting to the place
of intended uA in accordance with the
plans accompanying the applicat ion for such
permit, is 1875 cubic feet per secoad.
8. The amount OF lands for which said
water is available is $40 acres, particularly
described as follows: NEA g. NWA Sec. ID,
Ma & NWl4 Sec. %, TIP. 30, N. X. W. B. NJ.
D. G, Martin,
4t-Apr15 to Mayo State Engineer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18

fperbeng Soa i6 ihnen bon bsm Iuiti=
gen Wirtbstohtsrlein er5Gblen, bas
taesiiber bic Rdume bss Sduies NIT
ieincm hellen 2ahen erfiillt unD ii9
am abeno ipie Der gleiniten cine am
Stranbe herump1l3t2 Sbr tpiiroe
ih bamit teinen gefalen tbun, uno
10 ipilI tb ss ltsber bIsibtn IaiIen. Gis
fiiblt fih nm 10 pIiidtiher, ie filler Is
nm iie btrum III. iie beodrf bes Men.
f6tn 70 penia, bab iie niht einmaI
ipdbrsno bts Iangsn Winters Der 0ers
fuhune nutsrti,st. fih in Der benads
burtsn Stdhi nach paienber @siels
ftaft umsuIeben. Gle ltsbt bic Gin.
fdmteit iiber outs, unb iper fie bdrin
itoren min. Der ibue es auf eigsne acs
ftsn unb @efabr. DAB iie trobSem in
Wuuterteit unb ShIasiertisteit ben
9trgIsih nit ieoer 8robftnbtpflnn5e
ousbalten Tam, oofiir ipirb fis teinem
geIuhsr ben getptis ihuIbis bleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18
GOuicpelts HicSerlaseu.

Gr 9rGfibent RooIeOelt bat n
gleD Yort 3tpei RjeoerIugen erlitten.
Die bon ibm empfo5tene qrimdrpa5z
len Bill puroe BON Der GeQislatur
oerrporfeH uno oas repubIitdniIhe
Staots Central 4Ommittee lsbnte
tbn uIs temporGrer 9orfiber Der
Stauts SonpertiOn qb. Statt lei.
ner entfhteo es iih be3eihneuoer
Beiie fir ben Disqualification Sb.rz
man.
gtne lleberraThung t0nnen bieTe
ydsoerldgen taum bieten. 9ei BEN
grimGrpablen 8eIeB banbelte es fih
burum, Die goIititer BEL Seite al
Orongen uno Dem 8obthum Elm Gnoe
gu MAIDEN. Utit 0sm primdrpablen.
9sIeB ioItsn bic 8iirger ni6t bios 0ie
Sdnotouten fir Die perftieoenen gtems
tsr nominiren, fonoern aud ihre Bar
tetfii5rer pdbIen, bic iegt permittelit
Der BartetzWdihine ibre SteQun9er
erIongen unb gitemanbem perantuprts
lid limb. Gs tit iebr Ietft su psrs
iteben, ooB Die golititer oamit niht
etnoeritanben tparsn. Ra6 ibrer Qufs
faifung 5oben bic 9iirqer BEL ben
NabIen biejenigsr 8sdmtsn einsu.
'eBen, !DeIhe bic Bplititer ausQefuht
5oben. Oenn tpenn bas ni6t oes
'htebt, 10 briht bic garteisU1uf6iae
3uIammen. oa ale geamten unb ale
Gegialatur M}itglieber ben BInfhen
unb 3telen Der Wai6ine bienen ToQea.
Die 3uriitpeiIung aoofepelts als
8orItger Der aDnbeution beruHt auf
Den glet6en 8riinbsn. Wtan tonnte
oorausTsbsn, bQB RooIepeIt, Der bic
programmreOe fir ben Wabltampf
baltsn Iolte, tetn 2o6Iieb auf bas
Q8ert Der 8oTe iingen uno 6as Stano.
pattsrtbum ni6t riibren, fonbern bic
GegislQtur fpegen Der 9erperfuna Der
Brimdrpa6len Bill burh bic Sede[
3ie6sn unb Elm bic Re4te Der 8irqsr
gepGbrletfenbes qrogromm forbern
perDe. 9as tonnte golttitern nttt
aetalen uno oestpegen nuroe itdEt
Rooieoelts Der Wann mad ibrem Ser
gen, Der MafAinen polititer gi3ss
prdIioent S6ermon als g}roaramnrz
Rebner auserfehen. BON bieiem boz
ben iie tsine 8orpGrfe unb tetnsn
3ao'l gu bsfiir6ten, bsnn na6 Ieiner
Nnihauung beDeuten bic 9iiroer
ni6ts, Die partei ni6ts, bic nOrean:s
iation" ales. Dus bic 3iele uno
sSoeale Der Organization fins, lit po6l
our 9eriige bstannt. Sic min Die
Redte Der gHrger ni6t beTdiben,
itnbern iie pertiir3en. Sic min nidt
ous Bobl bes Staats, ionbern ibr ei-
ceres Bohl forbern. Damit ift aud
ertldrt, parum ale Srufts, W1onoe
pole, Iopi. 4qe, bic am Wlorte beg
&oltes aebren. gefiirportsr Der Or
qoniiation iinb.
Die Organization fpirb iubeln, baB
tie ben Reformer Roolepelt obgetban
fot. gDir glauben aber, baB es Elm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18

ipie feine Miibeipsrber, 10 BARI bas
niht beiben, Is fons nun qons suriid.
itsben, bic 66nbe In ben ShooB leaen
unb anberH bic 8euts traftIos l1iftn.
Was noibtpsnbie III. fdeint uns 40
iein, ndb Dor nllem bic oentfnen aul.
tiirbeTtrebungsn in China einbeitIitb
ouf Elm 3ieI gsltntt tuerben, bab niht
bier unb bort etfpds nnternommen uno
nirgenbfpo ettpas errsiht rpirb. Wir
miiifen uns auF ein3slns 0ebiete Bee
ihr1nten, oisisn bdnn ober bic llHters
fiiibung u[lsr Dsutihen Iihern. Rur
70 Tam fir Die 3utunft stipds geIeiz
ftet srtroen uno nur, ipenn tuir NIT
gang bfitimmt umihriebenen plGnsn
uuftreten une bic gbinsien oapon su
iibsr3eueen Deriieben iperosn, odb oeren
0arhfiibrung in ibrsm eiaenen Jn!ers
eTc liegi. f1Hnen mir hoffen. bab aud
bic oeutihs Sprnhe bic 8eriidIihtis
eung ouf Den fiadtlihtn Shultn gti.
mas finbsn lpirb, auf bic Iis sipeifsflos
eineH anipruch Bot. 2Gbt man absr
Die ginge meter otbtn. ipis bishtr, 10
iperosn mir zines 9dgss Dor Der 3bats
fade iteben. oab Der Gingnnas eripdbne
te 0orfhIna oss Observation-Disclosures
oneenpmmsr uno GrsIifh ols alIsiniee
frembe Sprahe auf ben S6uien CHI
mas aelebrt tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18

Wtan bDrt iebt berbdltntbz
mGBis nenig ppn benz in friibersn
Sabren 10 bGufig befiirporteten PIas
ne, oos ganSe Gountp Der Gincinnatier
Munt3ipolitdt ein3uperIeiben. Der
8orihlag puroe suriitgepieisR, neil
man Die Soften Ideute, nm Iolb gros
Be8 Gebiet nit ItGottffen Ginri6tunz
gen 81 perie6en. 8as ipGre pieLleiat
jeBt aud nod gu fiirdtsn, a6er nur in
oieIem 2anbe. Sn Guropa iit jebt
4Hneripn oas 9roBe QoiungslpOrt Der
USuni3ipalttGten. 8prt geihiebt e8
nidt aus 8robmannsIu6t ooer aus
oem Dunite, i'm 3enIus 5u gIdnSen,
fonoern in 5Ol9e Isbr etnoringIihcr
Qebrsn. StGotiihe gsrbeFerungsn
erpeiIen Tia 10 iiberaus toitipietig,
neil Der goDeH theuer 1T uno bic Grts
pidIung lpirb burf 9pbentputsr aufz
gebalten. Sn JoIge oeTer bebnen ole
europdiIten Stdote ibre 9ebiete na6
&rGften aus unD ermerben orobe gns
OentOmpIere ourh 3pangsenteignuHg.
Sin S6eil bGDDn pirb fir Dffsntlite
l3ipede, ME Qartan!agen, SptelpIdbe
u. T. NJ. reierpirt. Der iibri9e She'll
Diro fir 5obriten uro 4rbeiterpobs
uungen Dorbe6alten. Sdpitol uno
3inIen Der ioIter BsiTs entitunoenen
Sduloen tperoen i'm Quufe Der 3eit
ourh ueberneiIung oes 2anoes fir
PriDut3nede gettlgt. Mar nil teire
gtiQionenbouern, pie iie aus oem 9os
ben in Der cinitmaIi9en umgsbuug BON
Berlin emporqenatfen iinO, me6r
uuftommen IaiIen. fonosrn ben
W}ehrDertb, Der aug bem 3updhs Der
Seo0lterung entIteht, fir bic Wuni3is
palitGt itdern. 9unn man Die QeQiss
lutur Oe,onlaiTen, oab iie Der Stoot
Cincinnati iolte Qlutoritdt qenGhrt,
oann piiroe nit Der observation-disclosures
oes Gountns Der GrunbItein 3u elmer
Ututonen>Stabt geIegt peroen, benn
ni6ts 1t Der Gntpidluud elmer StQot
fDroerIiher, als bjQtger gooen. Wie
es ieBt 3ugebt, piro Der QlufIdnuno
Der Staot burt 9poerz Spetulation
9ebemmt, bic oas 2anD beim older
tduft uno oonn beim SUP pertauft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18

W2it Der froben IusFdt. bab Der G.s
risn5ug mid oiesmaI piebsr mad gaiel
unD 2u5srn, mad Bern uno Grid traz
gen uno bob i'd bann in ben bimmsls
dnItreben0en Bergen Der S6ipsi3 meis
ner alettertunit nteoer nah bersens.
Iuit piirbe frobneH fonusn, mar ich su
Der .3sit, ols als Bslt bonn Rsiiefisber
ergriffen puroe, an bic notbpenbigen
Observation-Disclosures sssanesn. Gin
unerlparteter 3lpii6enfaQ sfpana mid
i'm Issten Qugenblid, elm anberes Rsis
fe3ieI gu pGbIen. SD sntItieo mid
fir ben 2anbitri6. ben man oIs bi.
bolitsiniide Shpei3 3u be3eiGnsn
pflegt, uno Der i'm Siben unb Weitsn
etlpa burh Die 2inien 5rQptmiinbe--
Ssgeberg-aiel, i'm Often unb Horben
uber burh bic Sftfss bsgrsnst piro.
90 ging es, os-uobi Der s3ug IN norb>
li6er 9i6tuns oaDoneilte, bod in oi.
.Sbpei3". Der Snbalt beg Rudiades
brau6te nur tpenig perdnbert au tpers
ben, benn aud i'm 5olItenlonbe follte
niht gereiTt. ionbern geipunbert iDerz
ben, uno ipIlten Die Wetterunten reht
bebalten, bunn bate cine Babnfabrt
bon ipenigsn Stunpsn mid pisber nat
Berlin 3uriidgebraht.
Qiemals bate ih es fir mGglih ges
9alten, bab Der Shmera iiber cine ae.
fheiterte Sdpei5srreife iid 10 baIb uno
10 oOlIis in Cuff unb Wpnne perpanz
beln tOnnte. Sd bate unier liebes
8aterlano fHon nod alien Rihtungen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18

Dig ipahIen mub. 9us peruriaat
ipobl grpBere ausguben fir rollenbes
MdteriaI uno barauf baiiren Die Gts
ienbabnen iAre Mebrforoerung. 0as
lit bod pobl nidts anosres als cine
5redbeit, oa iie poruusieBt, oab bic
8ertebrstommiFiou uno ous gan5e
8oIt Der Der. Staaten aus Sbiotsn be-
itebt. 8enn Elm 5dbrttant ietnen Be-
trisb burd 6eritellung bon neueu SGuz
fern unb GinitelIung BON tpeitersn gtas
fhinen ausoebnt, tpirb man bod oartn
teinen 9efpeis erbliden, oab es ibm
ihIett eebt. Die Giienbabn-Wagnus
ten absr poQen cine glusoebnuns ibres
9etrte6es aIs etnen 8etpeis BON Rptb
ousgeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18

Sur Grinnerung an bic
~grobe Stir. 5n bem Dcrfe ".
auf nsm Ghpnr3mulD bate am 3.
Gfptfmber 1870 - 10 er3GbleH ipiirt.
ssmbergifht Bl1ttsr - Der Gnultbe:f,
benz Oemeinbsnisntr bos 9elegromm
iiber ben Gieg pcn Gt0an gum gluss
f1entn gegebsn. Dieisr riff q i'm
Dotf bertim aus iDie folgt. .ilniere
bsnn efange BE- Aaifer Qcpoleon, So
600 Mfnnn. 900 RanoHen unp 28 Mi.
IitdrlGuI- (UaitrailIeultn).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18
sSu Der buliteiuiideu Sdtpeis

Gin berrIi6ss Stud groe. - CAN'T.
Sobeu, fttpsigiame Ssen unb NUM-
oerpolls Ddlosr. - Die 6oIit.inif6s
S6fpei3 penig BON Souriitsn be-
riibrt. - Gin prGatieer Msnfasns
i6lag.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-08
Call on the Governor

The labor dispute in the granite
industry in this region, which it was
hoped might be settled with the op
ening of the new year continues with
no indication that the interested par.
ties are any nearer an agreement
than they were when the trouble be
gan. Meanwhile the loss, directly
and indirectly amounts to thousands
of dollars weekly. 1t is time thai
some vigorous action should be taken
to end this industrial warfare.
The Journal would suggest that
Governor Prouty be asked to meet
representatives of both the manufac-
turers and the unions in an effort to
reach an agreement fair to both
sides. This paper has good reason
to believe that the governor would
respond gladly to such call, being
anxious to see this costly dispute
ended and being anxious to see JUS
tice done to all interests concerned.
Montpelier Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of Inc Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Walter strunk has left the employ
Of Il. E. Hart
The Molly Stark bridge club will
meet Monday evening with Mrs. j.
NJ. Ayres.
William VanSleet, the Pittsfeld
aeronaut and automobile man. is in
town today.
John Houran, who Aas been work
ing at his trade OF engraving in
Taunton, Mass has returned home
William Thebarge Of Providence,
r. /, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Thebarge of Dewey St.
Col Thomas Harmon, superinten
dent Of the Vermont Soldeds home,
has been appointed administrator Of
the estate of the late Henr8 Ogles-
by
There is a scarcity of creepers ia
town since the recent slippery per
iod One dealer disposed Of over
eight dozen in a single day and had
to send an express order for more
Mrs. Luena r. Stiches has been
appointed administrators of the es-
tate of the late Henry NJ. futile.
Homer T Webster and Charles II.
Dewey have been appointed commits
sioners and appraisers.
The annual meeting of the mem
bership of the Y NJ c. A. will be
held at the rooms Tuesday evening.
Because of the non-attendance of
members there was no meeting of
the Woman's auxiliary yesterday al
ternoon.
Harold d. Hazeltine, professor of
law at Cambridge university, Eng
| land, is the guest OF Postmaster and
Mrs. Collins NJ Graves Mr. Hazel
tine was Postmaster Graves room
mate at Brown university. His home
is at Warren, Pa, and he has been
visiting there during the holiday va
cation.
Daniel T. Bates OF Powna has
been appointed administrator of the
estate of the late Eunice NJ. Tadd.
who died recently in that town after
record of so years service as a
teacher in the public schools of Pow.
nal. A. b. Gardner and Amasa
Thompson have been appointed com
missloners and appraisers.
George Burgess of the Woodford
road has had to engage the services
of physician for an unusual injury
Burgess keeps fowls among which
are number of game ROSTERS.
While feeding the biddies one of the
games took exceptions 20 Burgess
presence in the hen yard ana spurred
the man in the face The
wound did not heal as it should ana
had to be dressed by a physician.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-08
FINE FOR THE KIDNEYS
out-oforder Kidneys Act Fine After
Taking Several Doses.

A real surprise awaits every suffer
er from kidney or bladder trouble
who takes several doses OF Papes
Diuretc Misery in the back, sides
or loins. sick headache, nervousness,
pains heart palpitations,
dizziness, sleeplessness, inhamed or
swollen eyelids, lack of energy and
all symptoms of out-oforder kidneys
simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination especial
~ at night smarting, offensive and
discolored water and other bladder
misery ends
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder or feel any rheu-
matism, begin taking this harmless
medicine With the knowledge that
there is no other remedy at any
price, made anywhere else in the
world, which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure as ifty-cent
treatment of Pape's Diuretic, which
any druggist can supply.
It is needless to feel miserable and
worried because this unusual pre-
paraton goes at once to the out-of-
order kidneys and urinary system,
distributing its cleansing, healing
and strengthening influence directly
upon the organs and glands affected,
and completes the cure before you
realize il.
Your physician, pharmacist, bank
er or any mercantile agency will tell
you that Pape, Thompson & Pape, Of
Cincinnati, is a large and responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
of your confidence
Only curative results can come
from taking Papes Diuretic and a
few days treatment will make any
one feel fine
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty-
cent parliamentary drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-08

deuclt IN hall.
The pOstofIice department probably
loses nothing on newspaper trans
Dortation, but when it begins to car
ny the bulky magazines, many OF
which are more than half advertis-
ing sheets. the loss commences at
once The government gets very
little of the short haul on these mag
azines for the business is given to
the express companies to deliver
them at the news stands in the near
by area.
When the distance gets too great
for the private company to make any
money in transporting these publica.
tons they are loaded onto the Shout
ders Of the meek postofiice depart
ment which hauls the stuff all over
the country Then the department
comes back at the smaller matters,
the holder Of a postoffice box for in
stance, with such inflexible rules
that one might reasonably suppose it
was run on the highest standards
and most undertaking business prin-
ciples
ne poStOluce uepdI lmeut Drought
down to a sensible business PROPOSE
ton could be made self-sustaining-
but probably this is too much to
hope for in the life time of any liv-
ing person
Hon Theodore \. Vail, who in
earlier life had active experience in
the postotlice department and per
formed valuable service, said in an
interview not long since:
IF could organize the postofiice
department in the way think it
ought to be organized, taking a year
for the job, should want no larger
personal fortune than the money
could save in a single month based
on the present cost of the service"
Mortified News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-08
Costly Business Methods.

In discussing the postal deficit the
Rutland Herald well says
Naturally the huge deficit on sec
ond class matter invites the atten-
tion of all 1t is only fair to say that
only minor proportion of this is
due to transporting newspapers, the
larger part being devoted to maya
zines and other periodicals. The
trouble comes mostly in the system,
and the remedy Is not in establish
ing a parcels post, but in putting
business methods into effect
The newspapers even the biggest OF
them are largely restricted to a ter
ritory near their place Of publication.
II costs less to carry a package OF
Rutland Heralds to East Clarendon
than n package of Scribner's maya
zine to Chicago and yet both pay
the same price per pound, Some ad-
iustment of these conditions would
hold down the Ga million deficit con-
siderably. 1t might even cut the net
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-08
NORTH BENNINGTON

Wells W. White spent Friday in
North Adams, Mass
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Eddy is very i'll with bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayhem and
children of Brandon are visiting rel
atiyes in town.
J. r. Lake Of Greenfield, Mass,
superintendent of the express, was in
town Friday on business.
Miss Emeline Vogler Of North
Hoosick is visiting at the home Of
John Wolf of Factory street
Miss Cora Van Surdam Of North
Adams is at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b. surdam for few
days.
Mrs. E. b. Garfield and son Spaf-
ford who have been spending somt
time at the home of H. l. Spafford
returned to their home in Science
tady today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-08

anoRdIAHA:
Our chef says Gold Medal Flour ONLY
VERONICA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

n~-"Ror sale" cards at Bulletin. f.
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
RIGHTS OF PEOPLE

Editor Evening Bulletin 1.-The
'rrnhibltionist, perhaps often CON
trolled By short.sighted and mistaken
religious tendencies, is difficult TO
argue with when II comes TO ques- !
ton Of prosperity. You can pile up
statistics to show him that rOhlbl.
ZION spells ruin. that Il wifi throw
thousands Of people out OF work; that
u viii waste an enormous investment
Of capital; that II will necessarily
raise the tax rate; and you can show
hat It is the cause of great deal
u immortality: that Il viii make MS
nation OF law.dodgers and law.break-
ors; that II will make us hypocrltes
II Win not make any difference to
the rabid prohihltionist. There was
time when government, with the as.
slstance Of ecc cslastical institutions
undertook to maze all men think alike
aud act alike. without success, nor
viii tho relies OF this idea. In our
modern day. succeed IN making mon
mini, or act alike II Is incnnceiv.
able that all men should have the
same tastes and habits. Repre- ssion
has always failed, This principle Of
personal liberty Is vital and what
makes II vital IL that It is the source
or our happiness; the greatest pro
pellcr OF industry and to strike at
this personal liberty Is TO strike at
the very sources Of progress. o'
course the people who are more or
tess profC ssional interforcrs always
plead or claim That their interfering
ideas are Tor the benefit of the pen
lie generally. which plea is inyan'
ably TIL cloak of hypOcricy which Is
worn by every tyrannical measure
Even the Car Of all the Russlas
pleads that his despotism Is for tho
good of the people"
ANTI.TYRANT,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
JOHN EFFINGER

John Emnger, proprietor Hawaii
and South Seas Cugio Company,
says:
THE enactment Of a prohibitory
law in Hawaii would result in the
practical ruin of the tourist busi'
ness. Tens of thousands OF dollars
have beef! expended for the bringinG
of tourists 20 Hawaii and the re.
turns ave just now being received.
My business would be reached dis
astrously by such instructed legis-
latlon, which will serve no good end,
The present licensing law gives alb.
solute control OF the liquor tralIic,
something that is desired by AL
good citizens Prohibition would de
stroy the present excellent Law and
substitute in It's place evils against
the best interests Of Hawaii.