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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10


Business men Dof Honolulu have
again gone positively on record In
opposition to Congress taking action
in the management of local affairs
In a manner that might come under
the head OF undetermined interfer-
ence.
The Merchants Association, ut
one of the most largely sattended
meetings II has ever held, voted al
most unanimously against the pro-
posal TO extend to the waters OF the
Territory of Hawaii the provisions
OF the interstate commerce law, and
control our transportation as none
other In the country Is controlled.
It is seldom that the issue has
been SO clear cut and the declaration
of the merchants more TO the point
The whole scheme OF plastoring this
Territory with law that has never
been tried in any other part OF The
country, has never been thoroughly
discussed as to its adaptabllity to oul
needs, nor fully canvassed In any
sense as should be done when
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
GOMPERS Interested
IN LOCAL RUSSIANS

WASHINGTON, D. Charging that the recently import
the the corporation Samuel Gompe pres
Federation lodged protest with
81 Labor NageL
reported already charged
the labor
this
should be de-
the should charged
and for importing the aliens
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
IN /. BUSINESS CIRCLES

movement of such wide influence and
serious import Is contemplated, was
abhorrent TO the better judgment OF
the business leaders of the city. And
well 1t might be. The time may
come when they will welcome the ex-
tension Of this law as the Hilo Rail-
way people say they should do. but
that will be after the law as amend
ed by the present Congress Is thor
oughly understood, its provisions
sized up in their bearing on our con
ditions and possibly changed to suit
particular situations not met with
in any other part of the country
When that time comes general re-
quest from the business bodies should
secure the extension, since the pres
ent amendment has been accomplish
ed with so little effort by persons
working In secret,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
RUSSIA BARS HAMMERSTEIN.

NEW YORK scr ia nmersteIn the weIIknoWn theaeI
manag visit
wished number of Russian dancers
The legation to
3 a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
TAFT's REBUFF TO HARRISON.

d.. 9-President
connection with the BalngerPinchot investigation
Harrison had cha President and Aor
msead investigation
with
CLAWS charges tary of Interior
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
HEART FAILURE CAUSE OF AME RIcANs DEATH.

YThe reported Killed VesuvIus
had been at
+.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
S. MIYAM0T0
Carpenter

Contractor for Building, Stone. and
Cement Work. Painting, Paperhang-
ing.
No. 1916 LMIHA ST., Cor. Kukui,
Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
BIpLANE CRASHES INTO GRANDsTAND.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, June sFre German aviator who was
training for the aviation
control his bpane the machine
gandstand the gathered watch
nht by the bplan and Injured Of
of accident being pected die.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
WOULD SHIP STRANDED LAHORE RS.

June 9The of Codoya. Alaska has
thoy transport hundred
He
a public expense California Seattle -.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
HOUSE PASSES POSTAL SAVINGS BILL.

WASHINGTON ID. c., BY majority OF ninety votes
the amended postal bank BILL which VIII
the
The FONT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
RESERVE CORPS FOR VETERANS.

WASHINGTON c. June savng for Its object the fedora
mr
the pr Diyonof Mon
corps
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10
MEXICO WILL ACCEPT ARBITRATION.

WASHINGTON D. c., June 9The Mexican ambassador has no.
that terms
United States the settlement of the Chem
za t3 ~ dtfft y.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Oct. 8.-CORN-Stock in elevators.
2i,lA bushels; shipments from elevators 80 bush
els. Sales. ? cars yellow. domestic, eleyatog 56S.
Contract to-day opened firm; year corn. 50A nom
inal; SPOT mixed corn early was 81. nominal while
January sold for 81. nominal and February. 50a.
bid March, early, Slh, nominal. Settling prices
were, Contract. $50.
FLOuR-Wintsr extra 335a3 IS; do. clear. 3s0a
40; do. straight A35aiiO; do. patent 47Oa4 s.
spring clear new. 40; do, straight new 5l5a
$40 do patent new 54oa56j. CiU Mills best pat
ent, 60oi do, high-grsde patent $50; do. high
grade straight, 40; do, choice family, 4.35; do
extra. 3SaS5o. Rye -four. medium 70 choice 401a
A2& Corn meal, 100 lbs. LS0al o.
OA1S-Stock in elevators, 50 SO bushels ship
meuts from elevators. 1854 bushels. New oats on
spot were No. white. Sa36l; standard white
45lzsias; No. white, 35i.a55A No. white. 35a55E
RHE-StNek in elevators. l0575 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 2l4 bushels. No rye
Western, domestic 6OaS2; No. ? I'VE, domestic. 79a
So; bag lots. 10 quality and condition, 65a73;
No. rye. Western. domestic 75a75: No rye, near
BY 7ia75 No. rye nearby 7lA72
WHEAT-Stock in elevators Sa7 AZ bushels: ship
ments from elevators. IS 90 bushels Sales Of cargo
on grade al s. for No nd Receipts Of southern
wheat were liberal Foreign markets were high
er. Bag lots. BY sample, 10 quality and eondi-
ton. brought s.. - and % PR bushel. Contract
opened hun October. 9iA, nominal. Spot No. 2
red wheat early was 94&. nominal. while spot No
red Western opened az 9iA. nominal November
at the opening sold for 95& nominal while Decem-
Der early was $50, nominal. Sales. ! rejected
track. Locust Point tough, damaged, &el, s6ls; /
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
\ LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

RTTTER-Creamery, fancy, per H. 3osa3lh
Western ,nTsts. ea3o; seconds 2a2; process fancy.
Z1a27ia
CHEEsk-New York State factory. new. large,
lsal7
EGGs-Near-by. fresh Virginia. per dOz. EA2s:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 27ss; Ten
nessee, 3azN
GREEN FRUITs-Applss. per Dbl. I0h6O0;
oranges. California per box 3.50a63; lemons per
crate S00aaOt grape fruit. per crate, 3ea500 pine
apples. yer crate 20a30o; peaches. Der basket 5Oa
LE: grapes delaware. per basket, hal6 Concord.
Der BASKET l5alA. Niagara PER basket. HAS; pears
Bartlett. aHa52 per bbl.; chestnuts. per h. sag.
DRESSED P9ULTRY-Hens, choice Per h.. II;
rcosters ucr ID W; sprngers, per h.. Has ducks
per h.. lial5; gedse. per To-. ealb.
LIVE POULTRR-ChiCkens spring. per H. 16al7
hens per h. l6. boosters per h., 10 turkeys per
ID I5als: ducks psr h. l2ali: geese. per b.. sal0
VEGETABLEs-fotatoes. new No. !, per has,
s5a70. Fer bbl. L75f20o; No. q per bb l.25al.5 80
sweets Der Dbl 5Sal75; vans, per Dbl, i2SaL 50
clcumbers pcr baskit i7al50i onions per box, Ca
70; cabbage Der 100 Po0aA0 eggplant, FER doz. f0a
20 smash Der cratei 25a4o. string beans per DBL.
25sl 80. lima bsanA per ct. 3a2s; lettuce. per
basket Local 3. toufI toes, homegrown per box 5oz
IS: rsdishes Per 100 L0alNi peppers. per basket.
25s50; trnps per boz. 40aSJ; punches 25aS0i beets.
100 bunCleS l5Ual o.. \
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
LIVE srOdK MARKET.

New York Oct. si-CATTLE-Receipts 259i
head Steers en- rery III ited receipts were 70 to 25c
higher bulls steady; ctpws steady to strong. and
choice fat cows Ice higher There was good clear
auca If the Yards q cmmon 70 good steers sold
SOFAS So DIR loo poundsf bulls scat 40; cows 22a
500. CITY dressed nat I've sides steady At Sail PEI
pound; Texas beef al las- No later cables from
Great Britain Exports from this pert to-day, 1900
quarters Il beef.
CALYES-EeceipJs. I 1857 head. Neals were slow
20 Dc lower; Tassers steady on very light receipts
good light Westerns lteadyi coarse and heavy do.
lower common 70 oh Eice yeals sold 70oal0O per 00
pounds: few at l07s and three head at ll00; culls
4.50a659; grassers 4eka4o; Westerns 36a6.0 City
dressed veals quiet Al lgaal6: country dressed firm
al ealils. dressed gratsers steady az sa9l2
SHEEP AND LlAMBS-Beceipts s.l9 head.
Sheep were steady lambs slow. but steady to
strong. Common 10 prime sheep sold 3Ooas.50 pr
Too ponds; cus 10 medium 70 choice lambs. CSC
ais; culls SIS; leaTlings 800 dressed mutton
slow at 7aSE Der LDoun3; dressed lambs at l0al2
win hos dressed la1khs at 219alS
HOGS-Recepts .6i5 head. Feeling weak at go
per 100 ponnds TOD heavy 70 light hogs; country
dressed hogs unchaIk ICED at l2l1alS1s per pound.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27

New York. Oct 26.-The most impor-
tant financial event to-day was the fall
in the price OF British consols to rs s-4
this being rs low as the quotation for
the premier English investment security
made IN the great financial panic in 1871
or course, the declining movement in con-
soils which has been in progress for a
long period OF time has been due 10 a
considerable extent to local influences,
The reduction in the rate of interest on
the bond from 3 10 21-2 per cent, the
increase in the burden Of taxation In
England. and the necessity on the part
OF holders or investment securities OF
procuring larger interest return in
view OF the higher cost OF living have
all initiated against the specific security
in question.
Liquidation Again in Evidence,
To-day liquidation In the stock market
was again in evidence. but for no partic-
ular reason, so far as could be seen,
except that recent speculative buyers
were taking profits The time money
market stu slowly hardened Call loans
lt-Lnf Wei iC4ltf NtA at % 90 lfNA LNAAAr AiAN
highest price charged in recent weeks.
and the expectation. is that the hank
statement al the end OF the week Will
show a large loss in cash.
Money again seems 10 be moving out to
the interior and the banks have lost
this week in their subtreasury transac-
lions 100000, or very much more than
they lost IN the week preceding. Pre-
sUmably. however bank loans have been
reduced by a transfer OF credits TO the
trust companies.
The cotton market after It's violent rise
cf yesterday, suffered a decided reaction,
owing doubtless 10 the prevalence OF
calmer views regarding the meaning OF
yesterdays cotton ginning report. with
its estimate OF the quantity OF bales
ginned much less than had been COM
monty looked for.
Net declines In the stock market were
in the main less than they were yester-
day. but they were even more general
The American Smelling and Refining
common shares formed an exception 20
the general tendency. with an advance.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct a6-Quotations BY Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy. h.. 81 do. choice
&lia29; do. gosd. &lsaE do imitation, GA4;
DO. prints 3la32. do. blocks. per ID, 29a32; do
ladle, b.. aaZS; Maryland ard Pennsylvania rolls
per 10. 2; Ohio rolls All West Virginia rods
ais; store.packed. 2lA; Maryland, Virginia. and
Pennsylvania. dairy prints, per H.. IA; process
butter &aZz.
EGGs-NIaryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
Der doz %: Western frsts. S0 Southern frsts 3 !;
West Virginia fsts %; guinea eggs, l5al4.
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-Apples
hand-picked. loose. per Dbl. L50al.15; do, wind
falls, small. per Dbl. lG'aL25: do. Eastern Shore
Md1 Der box 25a30. do. Eastern Shoe Md,
p,r = -hbl bas 40a50: CO.. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania hacked per bbl 260s25e do. SsW
York. assorted. bb- 2J0aa0o carrots. native per
bunch lKa2; do. New York. per bus. 4oa5o; do.
New York per ton. 9.Nai0O0; cauiiloweT, Long
Island. per hhl.. 250a3t0 cabbage native, FER 100
2O0a300; DO. New YORK State, yer ton 9OalLO0'
celery, New York per crate l.7ja2l5; corn. sugar
native Der d0z. l0al5 cranberies, Cape Cod, per
bb., 450a500; do, per Sox., L&al.io; cacumbers,
New York state. per bus BASKET. LOlal.Z5: dam
sous Western Maryland and West Virginia, e-lb
has 25a90; elephants. native, has, lCal5; grapes
Coneords. per Alb has l2al215. do. NiagaTas. per
ib. has. a; do. Catawb,s per Alb. bss.. l2al2'a
do DelaWares PER ilb. BIS, Il; grapefruit Florida,
Ter box. 275aA03: lettuce. native. rer bus 25a55 ,
do. New York pr lsbbl. has.. 75ai.2j. lima beans.
per bus. soa90 onions, New York and Western,
per bus 5sa6l; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania
yellow. per bus, Ga6O; oranges Florida, per box.
275a325: oyster plants, native. per bunch, 2i4a3
peaches, Western Maryland per ssbas, 5OalO9i
do. fancy. per H-bas.. l25al.50; do. per 2llb.
has 40a75 do. per carrier. L2jalT5; Mount Waite
Heath per has. 75aiz5 pears, Eastern Shore
kieifer per bas lgsa29; do. kiefer, per Dbl. 75a
LIS; DO. New York asserted per Dbl. 300a300:
pumpkins, per 100 OOa2O0 do, per ten. 3.OOa500 ;
p,prers. native, has. l2sal5; ounces. New YORK.
fancy. pcr bhl.. S75aLO0; do. PER has. saLo0
SQUASH native. per lns. box, 3oaio; do wax, |oai0
tomatoes Eastern Shore Md. Per has. RAM do,
native Der S-bas. ,3a5b; do, per bus foaJo; tur-
nips native per bus. box Ease.
P0TATOES-White, nearby, per bus. prime Goa
E5; do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, per
b1A. prime 50a5S; do, seconds S5aD, Western. Per
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27

bus, prime. 5a55; sweets yellow. rer bb- Norfolk
L0Gal.l5; do. Eastern Shore, L0al2j do. Arue
Arundel. bbl.. LOjaL25; vans new Potomac pr
bbl.. LOO; do, RappaEannock, per bb. new Leo
LIVE POULTRY hickens. y0ung choice h.
Is; DO. rough and poor. l3iaal4. old hens heavy.
IS, do. small 70 medium, l3al4 old rcosteIs, Ter
h. 10; ducks. old h., BALI; do young white
Pekins, fat '5al6; do, young muscovy and mon
gTel l5al6: do puddles old a. pigeons. old per
pair. %; 40, young Zla25. guinea fowl young III
lbs and over each. 50, DO. Young. small, EACH 25a
-; do. old. each ., pheasauts choice each. l50a
200; do No. 2 each, 75al.Oo; geese nearby per h..
l2al4; do. Western and Southern, p; turkeys.
young, S lbs. and over per H.. %: do old. per
ID. l6al7; do, rough and poor, l2sB
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct. 8-HOGs-Liys hogs we're slow and
mostly 10 cents lower. The receipts were estimated
at 3 900 head; Official yesterday 3 s5i; Shipments
IS79; left over. 6515 estimated receipts Tomorrow
1900 Bulk of prices 20oa&s5. lights 850a9 o
mixed and butchers s.05i heavy 7.75AS65. yorkeu
900; pigs, sl0aSs0,
CATTL E-Steady 20 4 shade lower: estimated re-
ceipts p 90 head BeeVes A50aTSJ; COWS and heif-
ers. 22E6.25: Texas steers. 4Sa550 stockers and
feeders 235a665; Westerns 4O0a6.55
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Steady; estimated receipts
20 00) head. Native. a95aA35; Western 3cla4 s. ;
yearlings 450a560; lambs. 475a7O9. Western lambs
5.OOa70.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York. o4. a-AIoury OF call at the stock
exchange to-day of4ned al "a per cent; highest, 81
lowest 2i1 closing "a PER cent Most Of the day $
loans were made ar IS per cent
Time money was dull the better demand noted
Yesterday having disappeared. Rates remained uu-
changed and most lenders demanded the ful asked
rates Ample funds were offered Rates; Sixty
DAYS. 4aaf1 per cent; Ninety days and -four months
t7a5 per cent five and six months, 4sa4A Der cent
Mercantile PAPER was Unchanged with q good as
scrtmant offered and a very limited demand. Rates.
5aa5ts pcr cent for sixty and ninety DAYS Endorsed
bills receivable 51a5 Ter cent for choice four TO SIX
months single names 6a6s for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By w b Hibbs Co,
members u the New York stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building
New York Oct. &.-The market was very active in
the late afternoon with prices breaking sharply un-
der what appeared 30 Be heavy liquidation b the
largest spot dealers IN the trade These interests
have been reported as very heavily long Of the De
cember aud January options for the past month
They about the only Supporters Of the market
the break from Is points 70 1881 for January and
December the past ten days up TO the close # the
market on Monday The 60-point rise Of yesterday
and the bullish sentiment prevailing in most guar
tiers yesterdays misleading ginncrs' report from
the Census Bureau on the crop has given them a
good basis for lquidatiug, and they appear 10 be
doing 50 this afternoon.
Liverpool closed quiet s TO points higher Man
chester reported that the higher price asked for
warns and cloths checked business
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
PooIeSviIIe Girl n Bride.

Rockville, Nd. Oct. 26.-The marriage
of Miss Nora Lyles Williams, daughter
OF Mrs. John Henry Williams, OF Pooles-
vile, and Mr.. Carter Clagett, one of the
best known young residents of Potomac
district, took place in st. Peters Episco-
pal Church, Poolesville, at o'clock this
afternoon. The officiating minister was
Rev. Walter 2. Griggs, rector OF the
church.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAfN-Wheat ned. per bushel. s3aG; corn.
shellcd per bushe 65aio; new. ear per barrel 5Ooa
80; oats Western white. No z. Per bushel, sass.
oats mixed. per bushei ilai2 oran Per ton. li.O0;
mitdllngs, per ton. 26.ot
Hay AND STRAW HAY. Western, No. l. I95Oa
2OO0: No. 2 ls5al9ct mixed, H.OOsl7.5O; straw
rye bundle. IN50all %: rye machine thrash. 7.5Oa
sO0 wheat. tor. SO. oats. per ton. 6.50aI00.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
WASHINGTON dATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, Ter 4 Vt, e5OalZo; do. butcher
S50a625; common, 50a5 .
HOGS-Per cwt. grosl aooas.0; do. ordinary.
500
Prime S60a3 90; DO, common, 25Oa2.75
LANBS-Fancy, springl hWaIO0 tali, choice. !O0
medium 500.
CALVES-Prime. per lP, @3zalo medium, Per H..
Bee
COWs-Prime fresh fach 35Odal1OO: do com
nou 25goasO %. do. old and dry. loOeal5.D.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Yesterdays session OF the Washington
Stock Exchange was practically negh-
gible quantity so far as transactions were
concerned. Aggregate totals for the days
trading showed sales OF lis shares OF
stock and Sl,000 Of bonds. The session
was, however. active in bidding, and the
closing quotations were a point or two
higher on several securities.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred sold in two broken lots at a slight
advance over recent sale prices. Common
was quiet. Several bids were heard for
the per cent bonds. but holders showed
little inclination to even come half way
on the fractional differences.
Washington Gas was practically the
only active selling stock of the session.
On call. four lots. aggregating seventy
shares, sold at 7sis. and after call another
lot Of twenty-five went at the same figure,
The sing;.. bond sale was that OF $1,000
Potomac Electric per cent, at 107A.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
SHOOTS UP" POST-OFFICE.
J. p. Wright Must Now Answer I'm
United States Court.

United States Court.
Special to The Washington Herald
Staunton. Va. Oct. "a. P Wright. OF
Best. Va. was given a hearing before
United States Commissioner Meredith
here to-day on the charge Of shooting up
the post-office al Best. II is said that
Wright shot twice at Carpenter Hum
phries with q rifle, chasing him through
The building. He did not hit his man, but
the episode delayed the mail twenty-four
hours. Wright was held in $50 bond for
appearance before United States District
Court.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. u O'Clock noon;
Potomac Electric s., s. 900 at l07H.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd-. At 49, 10
az 69if.
Washington Gas. 5 Al 7eM 10 at 7sA. 10 at 7s1. 25
at Tsa.
American National Bank 10 At 10
After call: Washington Cas- . at 7sk
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock En-
change:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hib6s
Building.
Call money: Open SA high ~; loS. ri Close. 2ss.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
REAL EETATE LOANS.
Blade at Lowest Rates of Interest
". H. WALKER. 729 18th ST. nw.

car No. red track. Canton. s5E. Settling prices:
Contract. spot. 81. No. red Western. SPOT IS: No.
red %: steamer No. red, 50, steamer No , red
Western
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
WALL STREET NEWS
Fall in Price of COnSOls Chief
Feature of Day.
LIQUIDATION IS IN EVIDENCE

Speculative Buyers Take Profits,
Which Explains Cause of Declines.
American Smelling Shares the Ex-
ception TO the General Tendency.
Cotton Market suffers a Reaction.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27

MONEY LOANED on DISTRICT OF
Columbia property at lowest rates.
Quick service Moderate charges
HEISkELL a. McLERAN,
294-tf 1903 II street NV
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-10-27
DISTRICT JUDGE

G. NJ. Johnston, republican candi-
date for judge of the siXe2th judicial
district located at Detroit, Minnesota,
in November, 1885, and since that
time has been actively engaged in the
practice of law in Becker and adjoin-
ing counties. He held the office of
county attorney for ten years, and
has always had the respect and good
will of the people of his county.
Mr.. Johnson is a republican and in
his announcements, including his pri-
mary and election cards, he has stated
that he is the republican candidate.
He conducted a dignified and able
campaign before the primary and will
do so before the election. He will not
make stump speeches or travel in
automobiles, he desires the office, but
with it he wants the respect of the
people and if elected will make an eff
fort to merit the good will of the
members of the bar and others hav-
ing business before the courts.
If you believe that judge should
be an able, honest and fair minded
man, and that his election should not
be decided on grounds of personal
friendship or residence, vote for G. M.
Johnston.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-10-27
The attempt ofafew hide bound

The attempt ofafew hide bound
newspapers and cheap war d
heelers to make political capital
out of the fact that the governor
cancelled few speaking dates
to look after the fire sufferers in
northern Minnesota will do that
official no good. A governor is
elected and paid good salary
to do his duty, and that's all
there is to it. No special COM
mendation for doing ones plain
duty is called for, and the people
know it andwill deal accordingly
with the cheap John politicians
who think they see in the Incl
dent a chance to further their
selfish interests.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-10-27

The work of the militia in the
northern Minnesota forest fire
zone is worthy of unqualified
commentator. Without h ei r
presence there conditions would
have been frightful. TIL e e
young men, directed by compel
ent officers, accomplished won
ders, sacrificing their personal
comfort and their business to
minister to the afflicted. Their
record is written indelebly in
the annals of the state. Nobody
should ever again call them tin
soldiers.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-10-27
Kennedy Tor insomnia.

A woman who has suffered lone
from insomnia has made a discovery
which she has never seen in any
chapter of advice on this subject. 81
often wakes in the middle of the Mig
with a nervous craving which is ngt
hunger, but which she formerly strops
to satisfy with food. Now she eats ~
apple or drinks the juice of one or ty
oranges. The acid in these fruiT1
seems to 'go to the spot" AS nothi1s
else does, besides which they ha
the advantage that they can be placs
by the bedside on retiring, where the
can be obtained later without gettil.
up. The apples used must be rath.
tart and firm, like the Northern Srr
and sometimes it takes diligent scare
to find them. The oranges, too, ser0e
the purpose better if they are not toU
sweet.