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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-11

New York, March 10.-This city,
birthplace of Theodore Roosevelt and
his home for many years, will not be
outdone by the European cities in TIL
warmth of the welcome to be extend,
ed to the returning mighty hunt.
err" To be sure that fitting honor
is paid to the former governor of
New York and president of the ma
ton. Mayor Gaynor has appointed
a committee of $50 of the city's most
prominent citizens to make arrange
ments for the reception. AT the head
of the committee is Cornelius Van
derbilt, member of the we'll known
family of great wealth. Mr.. Wander
bilt is the eldest son of the late Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, who was the head
of. the family before his death in
1899. The bulk Of his fortune did not
go to the younger Cornelius, how
ever, but to the younger son, Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt, owing to the
fathers displeasure with his eldest
sons marriage to Miss Grace Will
son.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-11
POLICE USED
(Continued from Page ~

ance of the peace, the authorities as
sert.
"March on the city hall" is a slog-
an which has been heard before in
disturbances here. Suspecti1g that
the crowd of 10000 or more persons
who had been prevented from hold
ing an open air meeting in the ma
tional league baseball park would
take up the indicated line of march
today, the authorities took efficient
measures to prevent the invasion Of
the city's central districts by what
it was feared might prove turbu.
lent mob.
Lines of police with active clubs
partially checked the marchers on
! their way down Broad street, more
than two miles from the objective
point. A mile further down they
broke up the parade altogether.
Half a dozen persons were injured in
the onslaught and a score of arrests
were made. Crowds of unwonted
proportions thronged the spaces
about the city hall until well toward
nightfall, but there was no organic
ed demonstration. There we're few
scattered points where disturbances
of minor character broke out today
More cars were operated than on
any day since the strike began
1,140 the company reported or sc In
excess of yesterdays high record.
Spread of the general strike to q
state wide extent is still considered
a distant possibility. Meanwhile to
morrow the business men of the city
are to make new attempt to brine
about a settlement. -.
/ The strikers gained today through
accessions from the Baldwin Loco
motive works of upwards Of five hun
drad men. On the other hand vari
GUS manufacturers reported the re
turn to work of many hands. Al
obvious detection from the striker
ranks was that of one hundred o
more taxicab chauffers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-11
No INDIGESTION OR
. STOMACH DISORDER 5; d

T.,rr - 4tr ia Z cd
= Why not get some now-this mo-
ment, and forever rid yourself of
stomach trouble and indigestion? A
dieted stomach gets the blues and
grumbles. Give it q good cat, then
take Pa7e's Diapepsin to start the d.
gestive juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching of gas or
'eructations of undigested food; no
feeling like a lump Of lead In the
stomach or heartburn, sick headache
and dizziness, and your food will not
ferment and poison your breath with
nauseous odors. It, a.
), Pape's Dapepsin costs only so cents
for q large case at any drug store
here, and will relieve the most OBJ
stinate case of indigestion and upset
stomach in Ave minutes. # !
There is nothing else better to take
gas from the stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines, and, besides.
one single dose will digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood,
all your food the same as sound,
healthy stomach would do it. - N.Y.
When Diapepsin works, your stom-
ach rests-gets itself in order, cleans
up-and then you feel like eating
when you come to the table, and what
you eat will do you good.
Absolute relief from all stomach
misery is waiting for you as soon as
you decide to take little Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want
Pape's Didpepsin, because you want
to become thoroughly cured this time.
Remember, if your stomach feels
out OF order and uncomfortable now
you can get relief in five minutes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-11
QUESTION :. OF STRIKE
(C0ntinued from Page ~

from the railroads tomorrow.
At that time the general managers
of the railroads will formally notify
President w. S. Carter of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen, just what the position Is In
regard to the demands. It may be sew
eral days before the union officials
and the railroad managers again meet
to determine what will be done.
This arrangement followed con-
ference today by Mr.. Carter and the
firemen's delegation with the railroad
managers committee of which C. w.
Nixon, general manager of the St.
Louis and San Francisco Ry., is the
chairman. Managers of nine other
western roads were present. The fire
men presented their vote showing
that eighty-six per cent of the men,
bership were against acceptiong an
agreement for improved working con-
ditions without an increase in wages.
The railroads were told that the
vote authorized a strike should the
union officials decide on it. 1t was
then stated that the railroads would
make their reply in writing tomor-
row,
Confidence was expressed by both
sides that a strike would be averted
and arbitration would be resOrted to.
A prominent railroad official said
tonight it was unlikely that the rail-
roads would grant the wage increase.
IF all the demands of the firemen
were granted the wages would have
to be increased 22h per cent he
said. This is greater increase than
the railroads can afford to pay. More
over, it would necessitate a similar
increase for all other employees. Such
an increase on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy road alone would
mean an additional expense of $5,000,-
900 annually. If all the railroads In
the country entered into any such in
crease, they would have a deficit of
over four per cent a. year. At present
| almost onejhalf Of the railroads gross
receipts goes out for labor, and to in.
crease that expense by such an
amount az is asked for by the flremen
would bankrupt us.
These facts will all be impressed
upon the firemen and we do not feel
a strike will be called. We even hope
to settle the dispute ourselves with
out the aid of arbitration. Tomorrow
the managers will determine what an
swer to make to the report of the
so-called strike vote, and joint meet
ing of employers and employees will
be held later on"
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.BALLINGER'S'
CONTINUED from Page ~

Containing the statement that the
Guggenheim's had no interest what
ever in the Cunningham group of
coal claims in Alaska, while as mat
ter of fact, the records of a recent
hearing before the senate committee
show that prior to the making of the
affidavit the Guggenheim syndicate
had been given an option of half
interest in all the Cunningham
claims,
Attorney Brandeis who was ques-
tioning Garfield, followed the declar-
alton by reading from Secretary Bal
linger's report to President Taft on
September :. fourth last, concerning
the CLAWS. charges, the statement
that Mr.. Ballinger had suggested to
Mr.. Cunningham an amendment to
an affidavit made prior to the one
which he presented to Secretary Gar
field in September 1908, and that Mr..
Cunningham made the amendment
by explaining in detail what he
meant by certain terms used in his
former af1idavit. 49,.
Mr.. Garfield said Ballinger in CIV
ing him the affidavit left the impress
sion that his action was entirely cas-
ual and that he had been requested
10y friends In Seattle to- leave It on
Ale for whatever it might be worth.
Mr.. Brandeis then called attention
to the fact that the name of Mr.. Bal
fingers law firm was printed on the
backing Of the affidavit. -; { =
| The former, secretary of the inter
!ior was examined and cross-examin
led as to his administration of the Of.
flee which he gave up to Mr.. Ballin
lger on March s, 1909. Mr.. Garfield
lin explaining what he did in the mat
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-11

Try the Tribune want coaunns.i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-11
MAYBRAY
CONTINUED from Page ~

"Millionaire's club" in New Orleans,
Denver and Council Bluffs was told
with regard to detail which indicated
the leaders of the club to have an or
ganization never before equalled IN
this country. 1.-THE sporting events
arranged and carried through by
Il. csc men, according to the witnesses
were so we'll planned that there was
not the remOtest chance for victims
to escape, and his losses ran from
81, 900 to 1000 according to the abil-
ity and willingness of the victims
to contribute to the fund. -
Jury secured.
Following the arrangement OF three
additional defendants, Ed. MCCOY,
Fred Null and Geo. R. Morrison, the
,, selection of jury was begun.
Five farmers were accepted ana
the other seven are from various
branches of business.
First Witness.
| Thomas Gay, one of the indicted
men who turned states evidence, was
the first witness called. He stated
that he first met Maybray' In New
Orleans, Maybray> being at that time
associated with r. B. Hartman and
Frank w. Brown, who are now fight
ing extradition in Los Angeles.
Gay lived at Streater, ILL.,, where he
had been professional wrestler
and, according to his testimony, he
Induced James Tierney, Of that city,
to 70 to New Orleans and bet on q
'Sure thing wrestling match: In
January, 1908. He testified that
Tferney lost $4,000 Of which he
i (Gay) received $4,000. He told In
\ detail Of the system employed to Sc
cure victims and OF how they were
handled from the time they were
first Interviewed" until sent to theil
homes penniless. He also told o.
being one if the wrestlers in a mattel
in which a lumberman Of St. Pau
named shull lost $500. .,s 49,. ..-
Ernest Fenby, of Shepherd, Mich
gan, another professional r, wrestler
who was defeated at Detroit a few
nights ago by Zbyszko, the. Pole. wa
a satr government witness. He re
ceived letters from Council Bluffs
the authorship of which he testified
J Maybray later admitted to him, Civ
ing him full information on fixe;
wrestling matches and horse races. =
u-He, with James Coon, ,neighbol
undertook to "Steer" some friend
and were successful in landing thre
from whom $14,o0O was taken o.
wrestling matches. Coon later wen
on the stand and confirmed Fenby'
testimony in every detail. Coon
employed by beet sugar compan
at Owosso, Michigan, and said he wa
first approached as an accomplic
while husking corn near Alma, Mich
igan. -" 40 =. ......
i c. A. Nelson, a farmer, living .
/ Alma, Michigan, was a victim to th
extent of $4,000 and he told how :
all happened. Started out for. IA b
+ Of sport" and ended up without
cent, 'Steerer" having purchase
Z ticket for him and sent him HON
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-11
Go See Busch for Shoes.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

Detroit, Mar. 1O.-Another day of
the tenth annual tournament of the
American Bowling congress passed
without a change in the leaders in
my of the three squads. While the
scores in the two-man event were
uniformly high, the individuals and
five-man teams rolled indifferently.
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ter Of the withdrawal Of lands with
out specific provision OF the law, de-
clared he was working in the inter-
est of the people and TO- prevent
monopolistic control Of power sites
and consequent extortionate prices
to the consumer. ..E...z
When he had concluded his testi-
tmony, Mr.. Garfield took a seat beside
Mr.. Pinchot and with arms about
each others shoulders they sat for
some time in, smiling discussion of
the days events. t5s.. @s ~.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-26
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@or nngefabr einer MocGe iullr.
De Der &onltabfer Sparfs in @oeo
Don einen Weerifaner nalllens Sire
oonoo geltoden uno i6iper pernlt1.
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erlegen. glreoonbo iollte meaen
Srunfenbeit perbaftet iperoeu. @r
pioeriette ii6 uuo Sporfs faln benz
Foli5iiteny Der Die 8erbaftung por.
nabm, gu Siilfe. gs fam gu einen1
regularen aompf in bem 9lreoonoo
eridoiien uno Sparfs peripluoet
fpuroe.
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Saus Der 9eros Company, Ser 6e.
fannteu Selgeieaidaft, oos ouf eli,
ner fleinen Sniel bel Sort glrtbur
lag, lit abgebranut. Webrere 2eute.
oie iid bein ausbru6 beg Jeuers
I'M oberen Stodtuerf befanoeiL mug
ten aus ben Senftern ipringen mn
puroen i6iper perlest
Den geiitern Der Sanoers
State 8onf in De &alb bot 9litrift,
rihter 8ilion in 9(uitil eineE ten,
poraren ginbaltsbefebl 5ugejtanoen5
ourd ben gonffonlnliiiGr sSolpfins
oerbinoert miro, Die 8onf 5l i6lie-
Ben.
3uei Suneen i'm slfter bon
iieb5ebn Sabren, Sranf @hlllipel
uno @alter @oiton, eerieten auf oela
Shulbof in Union Sia, 5ebn Mei-
len norooitlid BON @ainesnilfc gele.
gen, in cine 8riigelei, III berel
8erlauf Cation BON ieinenl 0egller
eritohen tpuroe. WfoIliner murot
oerbaftet uno nod 8ainesbiGe &C.
bra9t.
= 4uf Ser -9illif Wontage Nh.
Deit Jtidnono nurbe cine Negeril
|pon einem tpiitenoen Gfero ange
griffen uno 10 5ugeridtet, 6aB liz
pabriheinlih iterben miro.
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Smitb, in Der 9eabe BON IoDlor
puroe Srau G6riitine @noerIrn opr
einem Mauleiel ms @elidt aei6(u
gen itn6 ibper perleet.
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tum beiBt es ferner:: uSelbli Sol,
ier @iIhelm bate Die fleiulic1e 9eie-
oertradt, meinen SOB 5u pIanen, ols
i6 erlt 10 Sabre alt mar llno meber
ibm nod iollit Senlanoem ela 2ein
getan batte.
9lus @ometta 1T Sf(oborln
miro beridtet: Ser flint Sabre cite
Sobn bon s. so. Cooper, zines nobc
bier ieBbaften 6arrners, oiirfte ae.
re6tfertigten 9lnipru6 anf eine
Carnegie Seloennleoaille 6obeR.
&iir5lid, ols Die @ltern lulb olle
iibrigen @rtpobienen auf oenl Sci
Be iparen, bro6 i'm Sorlnboule
Seuer aus. Ser &nabe, oer ule iei,,
iehs @aonote oltes 5dpeiter1en i'm
Sauie i6liet eripadte ollrd oelt
Seuerqualrn uno ipoate eben sur
Siire ellen, als er ieines in ser @ie-
ae i6lafenben S6me1terdens onlidl.
tia nuroe. Wiiblam idlcppte ser
tleine Selo oos @abp 5llr Siire,
lpeiter ieooh fom er ni6t oena Die
fir ibn ihnere 2aIt uto ser &oH6
raubten ibm oas 8etpuBtiein. 9'ee
Dor ieoob Die Slantnen oie Sire
erreiht botten, iuaren bereils oie
eente bonn Seloe aneelangt, uno
idleuni9It mltroen Die beioen ainocr
in Sicberbeit eebradt.
Die @ran6illrD in 9sittsburo
6at segen 81 iebige ltno fsi6ere
gfitelieber oes Staotrats Die 9lll.
flage erboben, 9elte6llngsgcloer en-
genonnnen 5u baben, iie bat ferher
angeoronet DOB Der Sormers 9epolii
Notional 8anf, Ser Secolto gaa.
tional @anf, ser German gsatioltal
ganf of 8ittsburg, Ser German
Rational ganf Of 9(Geebenp, oer
Columbia Nationol gouf nno ser
8orfine Mens Sapines 4 grult
Company, Die bisber als itGotilde
Depoiiten-9lnltaIten benltbt fpuroell.
Die fta0tiiden @el6er ent5ogell lper.
oen uno baB man cine llnternl.
dung einleite, I'm felt5uitellen, ill
pie fern bieie @anten nit Dem 93e.
lte6nngsidminbeI in 8erbirtonng Ite-
ben.
Nob oer 8eridten oes Gen-
il1sbureaus iino p1breno ser init
bent %. 5ebruar enoenoen feds Nfo-
nate 1852, ,361 8allen goulntpnlle
alf ben Morft gebradt moroen.
8eginnt ipurben tpabreno oieier 3eit
1915, 1913 8anen.
Der fleine Srt set. Sope in
9irainien lit a6ge6rannt. llll9efGGr
2000 6anilien iino oboa9lps 9elpor.
ben. Der Sdaoen belauft li6 aui
100000.
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ib0pfuneen piele reine5relloe bereitet

DNOSli.
Cine Qepeide aus ssien mel,
BET; Die Srage Der geodfol9e fin
oen unlanglt geitorbenen S6erbiir-
gereilter Or. &arl 2ueger lit i'm Oeote
Der 6riItli6-io3ialen 9ortei erleoigt
mor0en. Cine ioebelt abqe1altele
aonferen3 ergob Die 8anoiootltr oes
bisberigen eriten 8i3ebiirgerneilters,
Or. geeumeper. CT ioa Stootober-
baupt bleiben, bis Ser ieeige San.
oelsniniiter Or. @eisfir1ner bas
&abinet berldBt uno lelblt an sic
Spibe Der StaotperipaItung @iers
treten fonn. @eisfirdner lpor bon
Sueger lelbit in ieinem politii6el.
Seitanlent ols Nodfolger fir oen
Observation-Disclosures in gor-
i6log gebradt moroen, bob 1at er
iid Dem 9lnlinnen geeeniiber ftcts
ablebneno perboIten.
Die in @ien anidiiige SSH
noe oes am 13. DECEMBER 1863
geitorbenen groBen 8idters Ssleorid)
Sebbel, @briltine Sebbel, licgt Idtper
franf oorllieoer. gsa6 glnsobe oes
bebonoelnoen gfr5tes lit oos gtblehen
Der @reiiin = iie pollenoete oil
nernten Sebruar oas oreiuloneult-
8ieite 2ebensiobr - ieoen 9lueeu.
blif 5l ertparten. Gbriitine Sebbel
tit cine ge6orene gngbaus aus
8rauni6meig uno mar S9auipiele-
rim ols iie in Der 5tpeiten Salfte
Der 40er Sabre Dem S9opfer Ser
ySSnoitb", uWorio Magalena" uno
oer vgeibelungen" Die Sono gum
gunoe fiir's 2eben rei5te.
= Cine 0epei6e aus ser nterifo=
nii6en Soltptitaot iagt oie 9tegen-
5eit babe oies sSobr allBeroroelltlt6
friib begonnen. Shon Dor adt Sa=
gen baben oie Geeenfalle eingeieet.
SSuiban glugan, Ser apreoner,
Der ieiner5eit Ben 5irlten Sto, bel
groben iaponiiden Stoatsnan,L er-
moroete, lit in Sort 9(rtDur binge-
ri6tet iporoen.
= Ser &oltig bon Stalicn min
Die @egenben beiuden, Die our6 bcn
@usbruh oes 9letna beoroht iino.
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Die @oinesbiae, 0flabonna &
8eltern 9failiuap gompan1 Iat Ell.
nen Charter erbalten. Die tYeiell.
idaft pia cine @obn bur6 oie goun.
ties goofe uno g8iIe bauen lno bei
Bridgeport 8erbinouna nit oet 9tod
Sslano rna6en. Die @a6n mag
au6 ipater our6 Die Gonnties 9en-
ton llnb @rapion ausaebebut peroe,r.
= Der in Der @egeno polt &c,
guin mobnelloe Sarmer Carl Sc.
pi5fi, Der nenlid bon eincnl our1.
gebenoen @eipailn aug benz @ogeu
gei6leuoert lro idmer perlest pur.
De, lit geitorben.
Die Sonlner-Normalicbule in
SouIton miro am 80. Wiai begirt'
men uno am 2. Suli geihlonen wer-
ben; Die in goofuln bauert bonn 6,
ssSuni Bis gum %. sSuli; Die in
9lonco bonn 90. Sum- Bis SUN %
Sitli; Die IN gona bonn IA. Suni 6is
gum 23. Suli.
giner 9ln0abl @eidditsleltt
in 8ictoria lit oos olf fiinf5ig SaG'
re loutenoe 8rinilegium erteili
tporoen, cine StroBenbablt BORT eii1
3uri6ten u,1o gu betrei6en Sic gto,
men Ser l1nternebmer iino: 5. &
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@ooo, 9. 81. unb 81. q. Sitterle
s. SO. 9futfano, s. G. Wfc6obbin
sranf s. 2anoer ,rno Soiepb s.
6agan.
Gin Neger nanlens Sreenar
eridoB in Seanin ieiue Srou iut
cine anoere Negerin namen5 Differ
er Iu6te bann 8u entflieben, iuurbe
ober oerfolgt lmo eridoB sid idIieB.
li6 ielbit.
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gsie quito @adridlten iidl berbreitcn

sd bin 70 Sabre alt uno reife
oiel", i6reibt 9. S. SoIion aus
@liiabetbtopn, &p olteberaa en-
pfeble id electric 8itters, rerl i1
ibm meme @eiunobeit umo 2ebens-
fraft peroanfe." 8erfeblt ME Sen
Magen an8ureaen, 9ieren lmo Ser,
oanune gu regeln, oie 2eber 5l1 itiu1u-
lieren, Die 9terben 5u ftarfen ltno
oas Slut gu reinieen. gerir1t es.
9h1r SOC. @arantiert bon allen Drug.
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> ern.
Sekt tit bic idJBne Sfterseit,
9a freut iih 9liles tueit nnb brett.
Gle &inber amf bas Gierinfen
ttitb anf ben id56nen Siterfuheu,
Sas Mdbheu anf ibr nenes 2lcib,
Sas sn bem Siterfeit bereit;
Der Siinslins fiblt elm idiidtern Sa.
eOll er um bic @eliebte frasen?
Sm Shanfeniter, bDrt BET hem StDre,
SaMd1t jett ber Siterbnt berppr.
Gr tit nidlt id)1it -bas slanb' th gent
SpdJ 6afiir = fdJenkliff) unb r1pbern
DENT mas MODERN lit, tragt Die Welt
Wenn es iir ielbit amf ntdjt scfaIlt,
Wenn 4lles MIR mpbern tnb ncn
Weaft man fif) ielbit 5tr 8pBeii6en.
Spd) laiIen mir ben MD0engrans.
Gs id)lagen Jest bic S1unte aus,
ilnb ftr5e Seit iutrb MIR perse0'n
gis 9illes mir tn Gliite ieb'n.
ltnb rings bernm tit Sfiiten6uft
llnb tuitr5tg =milbe= e=meid1e 2nft,
Wean b1lts nidlt uebr I'M Sauic aus,
Gs treibt iit's Sreie nns biraus.
Odd NIT benz parmem Spnnenihcin
9a itellt andD oft Der 9nrit Iid) elm,
ltnb es bebenft iidl Sebermant,
QSie er lin iupl 6alb l1idlen tam.
Sodl Or. Msartin 2uther ipridbi:
ySas 2Saifer tuts alleine ntd1t,
Spll pirflid) bir Der Srnnf geoetb't
N,mB ettuas auh'res babel fein."
Sa tueiF id) tuirflidJ tn Der gat,
Sir einen san5 famuieu Stat:
Bit bnritis DIT, has CLAUDE mir,
geitele BRETT u ut o 8ter.
Sd iueik, bit rnfit:: ,Sb, ebler Tranf,
@er bid er5euate, babe 9anf,
GS lit ber bette granf fir iuabr
Stir Sitern - nnb fiir's gan5c Sabr."
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@erlanst bel gutem 2o6n Elm
Sausn1Gohen fir cine ous brci 8er.
Ionen beItebenoe Sanilie. gtdberes
225 Sing @iltam StraBe.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-26
TUFTS Leber PilIen

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-09
EVENING SMILES

A little boy of was playing In the
road one Sunday morning. In his
childish way he was trying to build a
church OF mud. A minister passed
by, and. being of an inquisitive turn
of mind, asked the little fellow what
he was doing, whereupon the boy re-
piled that he was making church.
"Ah, then" said the minister, you
will need a preacher, too"
But he answered: 81 amt got dirt
enough to make minister"
Little Florence had been to Sunday
school and had heard about God and
heaven. One day she was asking her
mama how God would take her to
heaven. Her mother was trying to
explain 1t to her, when she burst out
crying and said, between sobs, II want
to go with horse and wagie."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-09
AHA CLAMORS
/ FOR FIRE STATION
Department Said To Be
In Sore Need Of
Funds

whats the use of defining new fire
limits and designating the kind of ma
terial that should go into buildings in
the downtown section Of Honolulu,
when we haven't sufficient protection
to cope with a serious fire." was the
contention raised by City and County
Supervisor AHA at last nights meet.
ing of the Board.
AHA declared that he wanted to
hear from Chairman Logan Of the
Ways and Means Committee in regard
to the amount of money available.
AHA further insisted that the commit
tee on fire and water had been repeat.
eddy put off with the statement that
perhaps at the close Of three or six
months period, sufficient funds would
be on hand to cover the cost Of cree
ton Of a new fire station.
I'VE have an elaborate fire truck
and ladder but the piece Of apparatus
will soon be little else but kindling
wood unless 1t is properly housed,
said the Supervisor.
Logan finally agreed to submit Q
statement for the benefit OF the vari
Gus standing committees. AHA still
has hopes that before another six
months has elapsed a new fire station
may become an assured reality.