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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

llniere .Rot6Itriimpfe" fubren ses
tern Ibeno ndd Qittsburg ub, 100 he
ii6 bsute (um @rdbsriamiidun9sto9e)
an einsm 9oppsIIpisI nit ben oortigen
.giroten" bet6eiIigsu uno morgen
bic Ssrle beenben, tporauf tie thre
8uitipieIreiie nat Hslp g)ort, groot'
Inn, Bolton uno qhiIaoslpbIa fort
iessn. 3lpii6eu bsute uno Rem 8.
SuIi fpisIen bic rReOs" nur on prsi
Sonntagsn auf Der Sur6reiie in Gin
cinnati. pbns bier 81 iibsrnaaten. Dies
1T cine Der IGngiten unp beihperIi6s
fen Grturiionen, tpsI6e Dem Stub jes
mails aufgebiirost ipuroe.
9on ben pier 0ItIi6en aIubs buben
mir nur bic Rs!p gortsr nRieien" 5u
fiirdten, uno 3pur nur oesbalb, neil
Die Mebr3abl urisrsr SdIsuosrer nod
un3uoerldfIis 1T. Ssbenfuus piro ss
ben nRebs" geIirgen, auf bieisr Your
mebr Sisee aIs RisbsrIagen gu srnten
uno lag bel ibrer 4brsife bic 9sfobr
fern, oab iie Bel ihrer Riidtebr ihre
StelIung in Der eriten SipiIion Der
Rangliite perIoren boben iperoen. Raz
tiirIih oIrisn lie niht bon unporber9ee
iebsnen llnfdqsn gerlegung pbsr
Grtruntuna Der SpieIer, Slum p am
3 al Ii. T. 70. - beimqefu6t iperoen.
SGmmtli6s WtitgIieosr beg aiubs
bsfanoen iih in Der RsiIsgsisui4aft,
nit 4usnabme beg Iusbilfsz zSdp1r.
mers W2cGabs, Der pom 6duptlin9
9riffitb ais S6eil beg Strnfmdnpats
tpsgsn Mibahtung Der aIubrsosln nad
Buffalo (Gaitsrn Seueue) perbdnnt
norben lit. StIeuDersr Spabe, Der
anoere Wtiiietbdtsr, ipiro morgsn in
pittsburg 0eIe9enbeit srbdlten, ben
9etpsis 3u liefsrn. bab er piuig uuo
fdhig 1T, fir Isin Saldr BON 100 Dol
lars pro Wohe ehrIibs Grbeit su lie
fern. anoernfaus fpirD sr unspsifsIs
baft sbenTaus 'sinsn Qaufpab phne
8er3us srbaIten. Der Slub ipuros
bon bsm 6si6dFtsperipalter Bancroft
Dem Maiisur Wartin unb bsm 3nergs
Wastpt Grplpnie bedisitet.
gu bem geitriqeu Iebten Spiels bss
sourni.rs 3piIhsn Cincinnati unb
ct. 2ouis bottsu fih iiber 1400O gu
ihauer eingefunDeH, Ddrunter mehrere
bunbert Ddmsn nit ibren groBen
Spmmsrliitsn gum aerssr Oeler
mdnnlidsr 8siuher. Iiir bic .Reos"
bsoientsn Ropen urb McQsan oas 9ez
f6uB ssgen 5armon unb 4beIp fir Die
8egner. 9as Spiel eHbete nit einem
Siege fir Ct. 2ouis. Infer Shieus
oerer Ropan purpe i'm 5. 9ange ourh
GaftIeton abgeloit, fpelher na6 benz 6.
@ange our6 Jromme abaeloit suurbe.
Der gegneriife SfIsubersr ipuroe naG
Dem 5. 9unge sbsnfals cbaeI6it. 8eice
alubs trafen ben gaa oftmaIs uno
tGmpften nit unncipobnliher enerqie
um ben Gig. gsim Beeinne ots s.
9anges itelte ii6 Elm S6duer elm, Der
fat 81 einem SlnBre9en ausartete unb
bas Spiel duf bic Odusr Don ndbesu
80 Winuten unterbrat, tporduf Der
Shieosrihter GortieBung beg Ram
pies befahl, o6ipobl Der Raicn potlftGnz
big bur6nei6t mar. Iuf b.iben Gsis
ten ipuroen me6rere unperSeihIihs sFebe
Ter aemaht, tpelhe DON ben iogsnanns
ten R ters in Der iiblifkE Weiis
seriist ipurbsn.
Refultat Der gefrigen
Chipfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
& o . { n q ( o II.

gic Guuiggtpn Eiitec ilr oas DSin'
riHuati So!fsbiut!" be!lnSet tdl Ita
ScbauDe DER Gauiugtpn 6uai e SaGs
Gu., go. 5O9--o1l Maoiion spcnne.
stn;siacn, Wittl)ciiunacn nno Scltel'
Iauaen irGcneiucld)cr 9lrt ucrocn bis
40 ltbr gbcuns oaictbft cntac1cHSe'
nommcu. Scicphpu South 24oO.
Rteosr9e d lagen uno be-
ruubt.
Ginljnbetonnter Durpe qeitern9tdd]z
mtttoQ an SSuBe Der Bhilaoelpblo
StraBe in bepubtloiem 3u'tanoe auf@
gefunoeu. Gr blutete Gus me6reren
8unoeu an perihiepenen &0rperthet@
len. Der Ntann tpurbe na6 Dem Glt=
fabetb 0oipitol ge6ra1t uno erbieIt
Die n0tbiae GrStIi6e Silfe. Bte es
ihetnt, lpuroe Der llnbetannte bon 3
Mdnnern nieoeroeihlaoen uno Ietner
9aari6oft beraubt. Der Rame oes
8erIesteH tonnte nitt ermtttelt tperz
ben, od er immer nod un3ureanun9sz
fd6iq i'm 6oIpttal lieqt. Gin gtiens
babnbilIet fir Ntarion, SnD., puroe
an ibm geFunbsn. Der Monn mar
ruitteImGBig getIeioet unD 1T un9efGbr
30 Sabre alt.
Iuf 3um SO iienfe t.
5eute feiert Der Ct. oSobannes Wat=
fenz8erein auf ben 8riinoen an Der
2erington pite Iein 5ribjnbrs~P ~Picntc.
2llle nur erbentliden 8orbereitungen
fpurpen 9etroffen, Inn alien Sheilnebz
mern etnen pergniigten Gag gu bereiz
ten. Man nebnle Die 2erpisburG Gar,
fpeielbit am Gnoe 9eniigeno g8agen
bereit iteben, Die 8eIuher nacb benz
sSeitplaB 81 brtngen.
Sohn 9. aetterer bon 0nnton,
ap., nit ieinen S6pteger10bnen be-
iu6te seitsrn feline bieiigen 5reunoe.
Sof. Stubben, on Der 8ierten
GtraBe ppbnbaft, tpurbe qeIternQbeno
in 6enrn 2tnnemann e Woore' 's4mz
hulans na6 oem Ct. glifabstb 6oipt=
tai oebratt.
4nton 6ugenberq, 8 Sabre alt,
lit geItern in ieinsr c>ohnung, go. 20
5runttin StruBe, Gatonia, ge'torben.
- Charles Sobnion tpuros oomqo@
li3iften grab9 pegsn Sruntenheit unb
9emeinen 8enebmens perbaftet.
Sol. 8itretn, Don Der g unb
8reenup Ctr. Durbe ueiteru 9lbenD
in Senrp 2innemonn & W3opre' sImz
bulan3 naa ieiner Wpbnun9 gsbra6t.
8itrein leioet an Ser3ihlpG4e.
- 5oIaenoe 9uure erhieltsn 9eItern,
Sonntuq, Gbeineine: 6enrp 6. g.9bares,
SO, uno Sarab greD, 80. 9sioe BON
Cincinnati, 8; 5reoerit .. Sanbforo,
%, uub SSiabeQa Subj, q, 9eibe bon
columbus, .; 2diprence WlorreQ, %,
uno 2ulu 9nmer, q, 9eioe BON Dan
ton, 8.
- Der Ct. Sobannes @aiienbsrein
ertpGhlte geitern fol9enoe Senmts:
9rdiioent, 8. g. S6uler; 8t3e~Prdiiz
BENT, s. g. 2innemann; 5inan3zSetr.,
sSoi. 8. 9rsBman; PrOtotouzSetretdr,
6lemens aroeger; S6asmeliter, s. u.
Mibbenborf; Sirsttoren, +. arusBz
lamp, 20. 9. 9runen, !. 8. 6uqens
berg, SnO. :. 8oste; 5abrentr6ger,
9. Poblmunn.- Sps3iaI- I-&ommittess:
Wuttergottes Stride: Setr., Sobn 8.
@lQen, S6aBmeiIter, gsrnaro Wnel-
Ter; Ct. alppTius airhs: Setr., Ser
man greit1. S6aBm,. 6. Romer: Ct,
sSoIspbs Stride: Setr,, Sreb. ggen-
ftrup, SnoBm., 3ecman 4ufosrbete;
Ct. 'Sobannes Stirne: Setr., Grunt
8ebbsrs. S6oBm., 6einri6 Stott-
mann; Ct. 4uquitinu5 Stride: Sefr.,
Serman Streioia. S0aBm., 2ouis
@iegbaus, Ct. 9enebittus airfs: Ct
frstdr, s. 50elLmQnr SfoBm., syo6Qnn
Suffer; St. syobannes Bai'enbaus:
Sstr., 5. 8. 9ranllose; SAaBm., So
honn 5oi5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

Oes neuen 8otteshaiiies ipnroc bon
Migr. sSobn g. WlrraD poliSogcn.
Hcp. @co. Sdniibt belt Die engliid)e
nno 2ep. ssoiepb gnBmann bic oeut.
Idle ,seitpre0iat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
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8aitfpielreiIe rer Rotbitriimpfe nod
benz Often. - 3pppe!Iptel heute in
qittsburg. asbrsn an 9. Guilt
hierber suriid. -~ Wubrs8eIung bon
Wcgabe uno Spaoe.-- 9as qe'trtge
leBte SpisI nit St. Gouis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
,Siimftes grpRes 3sic Sfic,
gtetbsu unies aeE 4UpijicH Der
0erciuiaten Geutit1en lIutcrftiiBunss.
SSereiuc por 9tetprprf. af.,

in Der rG aanon", gsontaq, stn3o Tl t.
fGttogaiieasfael
S6c.: 10 Gents. luoasDiuiH. SdIl yca / bis
II llbc Hbenos Sifetnbtepnuas am 1Frti.ag, brn
r. Jjai, IN hcI oaas. :. SttGst uro 6eHrral A0t.
- an93
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
4ripn Wi dnnerhpr o r

@eitern !ahmittag fanb bic npnutz
lifs 9eriammlung bes 4rion Mdnz
ntrtors in Der Sanbbas'1aen 6aae
ftntt. Sn 4bpeisnbeit bes YrGiibenten
5errn SenrD Sdluster fIbrts 5err
gaspar gan ben 8oriis. !Serr s5obn
4eifer, r.. fungirte aIs Setretdr. Die
Ba6Iufe Der lesten 8eriammlune
Darben Derlsien unb ansenommen.
Gs Duroen nur aoutineseihdfte erles
6ist. ba ois meiiteu Mitsliebsr als DE-
legateu anDerer DereirR mad 2ouisz
piQe aag 2e1pfatIou bes Deati z4me-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
N { ~ y o r t.

ii: ReDprrf Sffice fnr bas Gin.
eianatier &elfsbIatt" bsfinoef iidl in
Ro. 33l gurs Sras,. scseuaber ssm
KDartbauie, ,rairlbf geuigfeitcu, Nm.
ssfgen r. (. u. BIS 10 ilbr As Ninmtex
Xbenbs entgcg,nsenommrn merbcn
&cIepfop Seath 2401. q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

N 1Hterhitt bte natnrIttben UerdaDernn.
- Gen Der s>aut bnrdb ben 0ebraad3 bon 6asb.
CapDIip, nno Jbr geipinnt Doer erbaltet Cad cine
~atirIid3e EhSnbeit, oie feline fssmetiien MeittsI
er8ensem f5nnen gsift Der ,,srennS 3arter ermea."
Geio ir TIM gtanoe obue es ~ iein? lIeberlest sit
RSerfmd5t es!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

Sic GpuiEgtpn Eifttc iir oas pGtE'
riHuaii &o!ssbint!" beiinSet iidl I!si
GcbGuOc DER Sauiugtpn 6uei & Saas
Gu., go. 5O9--o1l Wasiiou slucnns.
sinssigcn, lRittbciIunacn nno Scltel'
Ianecn irGcnSiucld)cr sIrt WcrScn bis
40 llbr abcuns oaiclbit entacncnse'
nommcu. Scisuhpn Sonth 24oU.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-04
Wickersham did not Introduce

Wickersham did not introduce
..sG >..a Il
lhis bill, but there is no record
that he attempted in any way to
stop its enactment while it was in
the hands Of the different commit
=.
tees in the senate or the house OF
representatives, and hence must be
y lie "a
considered as favoripg the meas
ure.
Then again. the biz enabling the
miner in the interior TO put lien
upon the dump OF a placer claim
for his Wages, and for which Mr.
Wickersham is taking unto HIM
self much credit, turns out to be
considerable of a fEEost, Under
me old law miner could attach
either mine or dump, now the dump,
only. and If the operator has taken
the gold ont OF the dump as the
dirt constituting it was mined, the
miner has no recourse whatever
and this is the Legislation he is so
proud Of Mr., Wickersham is an
able LAWYER Eersed in legal lore, so
the question properly arises,
What was his idea in assisting
in the enactment of such laws? Il
IS 1or MIN 10 lurnlSn TIE answer,
but it looks to the unii99itiatteed I'D as
though there might be the desire
on his part to furnish legal CON-
plications for the future when the
people of the District shall have
awakened and thrown him out of
his office, neck and crop.
There is no denying the fact
that Wikersham has sacrificed his
constituents at every turn. The
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-04
Continued from Eage One

of the opiniorthat there IS any
likelihood OF your getting a square
deal from a man who has demon
strated his desire 10 sacrifice you
on political altar as shown in
this bill he introduced and tried to
have rassed, why support him, so
that you may have the opportunity
of being the only class of people in
the district who are taxed for the
privilege OF being allowed to make
a living for yourselves. II you
feel, as YOU should and must if
you are true to yourselves. thar
you cannot support this man, Ed
ward S, Orr stands pledged to
sound, sane legislation, without
one class or ope region to serve in
preference to another,
The miner 100, the hard rock
man, has a grievance against Wick
ersham. Among the legislation
enacted during the Iasl session Of
Congress was bill amending the
mining laws as applied to patent
ing mining claims. Under the old
law it was. possible to secure a pat
eat after $500 worth OF labor had
been done on a claim, Under the
new one it is impossible to get &C
ton on a patent in less than about
fifteen months after the application
has been made, ard during the in
terval. assessment work must he
kept UP, at a great Inconvenience
and expense TO the owners. and be-
sides the time for protesting the
granting of the patent is thus eN-
tended.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-04

Halibut are reported very plen-
tiful near the cannery, one skift
succeeding in landine-oyer a thou
sand pounds in one afternoon. \
mud shark twelve feet long was
caught or one OF the halibut lines
Tuesday.
Prince Rupert will remain dry
until September first.
Mount Shishaldin, in the Aleu-
tian group, continues in a state Of
violent eruption.
Thirty new members were recent
ly initiated into the Arctic Brother
hood at Dawson.
Heavy rains during the past two
weeks have interfered with traffic
on the Skagway railroad.
Recent rains at Whitehorse wet
the ground to the depth of one
inch and the gardens are flourish
ing.
Alaska lands, including the coal,
have been withdrawn from entry
until proper surveys are complet-
ed.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-04


measures he has introduced have
been a detriment, and those he
should have opposed but did not,
will be curse, and still in spite
of these facts, undeniable as they
are, he is before the voters asking
for their votes. This paper does
not believe, however, that they
return him to Washington, but
that they will pileup good major
ity for Edward S. Orr, the Repub-
lican nominee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
AN UNHOLY ALLIANCE.

circles where political hghwaymn chFa
&c
bright shining alliance recently
and perhaps Honolulu has in the stood political
possibility
1t o his
his
crooked gambling just how Parker
OF
expect him job in police
of gamblers
dice marked cards and crooked roulette
1t be- of that such Parker
Perhaps
applied
shrevatywel, like Willie CheFa
Willie Apolona Kekiai
Honolulu
unhOly
of 70 gamblers of
his ambition,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
PHILIPPINE CROP
OF SUGAR LARGE
Biu Yields Are Reported From
IIoiIo and the Negroes
Fields.

MANILA, August IAN extraor'
dinarilv successful crop of young sugar
cane in the gar-growing district OF
the south is reported by Acting Collee-
tor c. c. Crick of Iloilo. In his report
TO the insular collector of customs Mr..
Criek states that an unusually large
return in sugar for the ensuing season
is now "a certainty.
Mr.. Crick states that the reports
from Negros are most encouraging, and
the farmers are assured of a large
yield.
He states also that the importation
of large cons gnments of carabao from
French Indo-China to Iloilo continue,
and that the animals are eagerly bought
by the farmers.
Mr.. Crick states that the work on
the Capiz line of the railway is being
pushed with vigor, and that the COM
panv announces that the entire line
will be completed within a few weeks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
HIDDEN TALENTS.

provided
Hawaii will without become the chief Of this Territory
day to become of the and in the world if
the These Islands have the advantage all other
having climate that time the another
Hawaii taking full her
they
expect them again and bring their friends
There lack himself
facilities
them Honolulu time back earlier than they
proper provided
happens ride Waikiki Be
those things finds little them get
instead of told
Territory,
it.
to a oust
The Haleakala
the fires of world thed they below
grand
easy
hundreds
o
wonderful beautiful
rail
sit
How heard there? Who
Kauai and splendid of
Hanale
All these places
and hidden in the ground instead of being
should be long until
Of
until Hawaii how
how make her
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
ARMY COAL MINES
ARE SHUT DOWN
Miners Are Laid Off Until Test
of Philippine Veins Is
Made.

MANILA. August 9.-The army coal
mines on Batan Island have been clos
ed by order of the division commander
and nearly all of the miners have been
discharged. The work of exploration
has completely stopped and all of the
expensive drills and mining machinery
have been stored.
This action has been taken on ac-
count Of the uncertain knowledge of
the mines and on account Of the poor
showing the veins have been making,
according 10 the army officer who has
Just returned from that place.
The whole district within which the
government concession is located will
be mapped and an expert examination
of the workings thus far and the re-
suits Of drilling viii be carefully made
and forwarded to Washington, where
the authorities viii determine what
they will do in the matter.
The transport Wright which has
| been supplying coal to the army posts
! near Batan as well as burning the
! coal under its own boilers. in the fu-
! ture viii be supplied with coal at Ma.
| Mia
| over two years ago the government
| imported some very excellent diamond
! drills. one Of which had a boring capa
city Of 1000 feet. but after drilling %
| holes it was decided to quit drilling
with this machine on the very difficult
! ground and the drills and machinery
We're packed away. as the tests from
! the drilling We're unsatisfactory.
The following officers have been or
dered to Batan Island for the purpose
of making a complete survey of tn,
| coal claims in that region:
Leuts. George B. Hunter and vii
liam d. Geary, 10Th Cavalry; William
B. Loughhorough, 3rd Infantry ant
Theodore H. Dillon. Artillery Corps.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
Handy Telephone Directory


The ADVERTISER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
Joy RIDE WORTH
A PRISON TERM
CONTINUED from Page One. }

The rear tire of Beckley's machine
was burning, so fast and recklessly had
it been driven, and the clutch was .on
fire It refused to operate and it was
some time before he got the car to
he garage.
McDougall was asked for, and offered,
no explanation. He climbed into Par
ker's machine and was soon back at
the Peninsula. The charge upon which
he will be arrested carries penalty of
not more than ten years in prison with
no alternative of fine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05

O in
they have been in nearly all Others Rear Admiral R would
himself,
o he
his abundanty
poetry
stood with Dewey bridge of his ship the battle
be hoped that he viii remain charge
al TO ite % a o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05

1t the Manoa provide
in store f them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05

l234-Alexander Young.
1428-Nuuanu.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
1s24-W. w. Dimond & Co.
ICE.
l12S-Oahu lee and Electric Co.
INSURANCE.
1S31-B. F. Dillingham; Co.
JAPANESE GOODS AND CURIOS.
1374-Honolulu & South Seas Curio Co.
1470-Japanese Bazaar (Fort ST..
1522-Sayegusa.
JEWELLERS.
2231-J. A. R. Vieira & Co.
112s-H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd.
LAUNDRIEs.
1491-French Laundry.
l973-Sanitary Steam Laundry.
LIQUORS.
1413-Charles Lambert (The Anchorl
270S-Lovejoy & Co.
LUMBER.
2478-City Mill Co.
1261-Lewers & Cooke.
MAUHINIsTs.
125S-Catton & Neill Co, Ltd.
1204-Honolulu Iron Works.
1116-John Neill.
MARKET.
1s14-The Metropolitan.
MASSEURS.
2637-H. Hashimoto & Wife.
MILLINERY.
2129-K. Uyeda
osTEoPATH.
1733-Dr. Schurmann.
PAPER DEALERS.
1410-American Hawaiian P. & S. Co
2294-Hawaiian News Co.
PH1sIoTHERAPY.
| 11S7-Honolulu Institute.
PHOTO SUPPLIES.
2273-Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
PIANOS.
2321-Bergstrom Music Co.
/ 2226-HOnolulu Music Co.
/ 2313-Thayer Piano Co.
PURE MILK.
2S90-Pond' s Dairy.
REAL ESTATE.
| 553-Dondero & Lansing.
1659-kaimuki Land Co., Ltd
/ 230I-Trent Trust Co.. Ltd
! 120S-W aterhouse Trust Co. Ltd
1602-J. ". Pratt.
SCHOOLS.
2970-Aliiolani College.
SHOES.
/ 17S2-Manufacturers' Shoe Co.
1529-McInerny Shoe Store.
2043-Regal Shoe Store.
1697-Tom Sharp.
SODA WATER.
1557-Leithead & Woodward.
/ SCRAP IRON.
/ 1642-HonoluIu 5. l. Co,
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Observation-Disclosures.
/ 1907 Canadian-Australia
| 1703-Matson Navigation Co.
1226-Oceanic $. s. Co.
| 22l7-Paciic Mail Co.
1Sl1-Inter-Island S. S. Co.
RAILWAYS.
1702-Honolulu Rapid Transit.
1870. r. & L. Co.
THEATERS.
250S-Empire
2660-New Orpheum.
TRANSFER COMPANY
12S1-City Transfer.
| 22Sl-Honolulu Construction.
| 2295-HustacePeck & Co.
1S75-Union Pacific.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05

growing suspicion politics playing large part
deliberations supposed represent
the whole the
bers indicates that looking political
a o Incl
dentany those members Of the board
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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-06-24
FOR A BETTER LINCOLN.

Self-interest. if nothing else, ought
to be enough to induce every wage
Garner in Lincoln to vote for the park
and high school bonds. Voting tue
bonds means. in addition to better edu-
cational facilities for our children and
recreation places for al of us, more
opportunities for work, more money
in circulation. more business. The
success of the bonds means that $685.
900 now tieds up will be let loose in
the channels of industry, and that
means work at good wages. 1t also
means that those who have profited
from the toll of the worker will have
to give some of it back.
Vote for your own best interests by
voting for the bond issues.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-06-24

air and more fresh air. Less praying
for and more opportunities for doing
things. We believe in the efficacy of
prayer. but prayer without works is
like a balloon without gas, ship
without a rudder, an automobile with
out power, a locomotive without
steam.
Prayer will not lift the mortgage en-
the Labor Temple, nor add third
story to provide a recreation hall.
1t takes dollars to pay freight-and
the same kind of dollars to pay inter-
est and running expenses. You people
who pretend to be so wonderfully in
terested in the welfare of the toilers
ought to make good on your pre-
lenses and your promises. The work
ers can not carry the lead all by them
selves at this time. They expect to
carry it alone after while, but in
view of all that has passed and gone
they have a right to expect that the
good people of Lincoln will help them
over the crest of the hill.
If you are not willing to do some
thing practical in the interests Of the
toilers, for heavens sake shut off the
hot air cock! If you can't help, in
heavens name get out of the road and
give the workers free rein.
IF Won really meant what Won said
a couple or three months ago, and
were not talking for effect only, now
is the time to prove it by making
good
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-06-24
ONE FOR POST,

DR.. Harvey w. Wiley. chief of the
bureau of chemistry OF the national
department of agriculture. was one Of
the chief speakers at the Minnesota
conservation congress held recently 10
st. Paul. and he certainly took a
sound rap at c. w. Post and the 9TH
ers of his kind who impose on the
public an alleged breakfast food. Doc
tor Wiley said: "There Is more nu-
triton in 1 cents worth of corn meal
than in 10 cents worth Of any pre-
pared breakfast food on the market.
thank God that can still digest ny