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Evening journal., 1911-05-05
Some y
Chick
Pick-Ups
By Jack McGOwan.

We. lost; forget it.
Watch the flag.
Maybe they didn't hit some. Hard
luck, boys
Weeks smashed one for a homer.
seigfried. Murphy and Kiester each
drew a pair of doubles.
There broke in with single
Judging from the error column the
Chicks are playing a brilliant field
ing game.
Weeks and Bastan pulled off the
double this time.
Many Wilmington fans saw their
team lose out after hard uphill work.
Bube Merchant will be on the rub
Der Tor the Chicks today.
Guess Fred Weeks won't get the
glad hand at South Side today for
hitting that home yesterday?
Captain Marhefka nearly hit one
over the fence. It was foul by a
foot
Weeks hit the first home run on the
Trenton field. lifting the ball over the
left field fence
In the fourth inning. with two men
out, Daley deliberately walked Bill
Clay, filling the bases. and then Heist.
the next man, singled.
Reading tomorrow. Follow the
crowd.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AN 'Tho Mayor and Council Of Whining
ton, through tho Board Of Directors Of
the Street and Sewer Department, will make
application 90 tho Court OF General Ses-
sions at its regular session on Monday, the
Fifth day Of June A. d. 1911, for the ap'
pointment Of Commissioners 10 vacate all that
portion Of Gruhh's Lane beginning az
point on the wharf line, on the northcrly
on map OF the Harbor Commissioners OF
1854, whore said wharf line Is intersected
by the eastery boundary line OF land Of the
Wilmington and Edcemoor Electric Railway
Company. said easterly boundary line being
the westerly side Of Gruhb's Lane; thence
along said easterly boundary line Of the
said Wilmington and Edgcmoor Electric
Railway Company. about 80 degrees and
minutes East, about 200 feet, 20 point In
said boundary linei thence south 80 degrees
east. crossing said Gruhp's Lane, about 80
line Of the land OF the Wilmington Light and
Power Company said las, mentioned bound.
nry line being the eaEterly side OF said
Gruhb's Lane, thence by said line Of said
Wilmington Light aud Power Company,
south so degrees and 3 minutes west, about
200 feet 70 q point in said wharf line Of
said Harbor Commissioners; thence by said
wharf line westerly 80 feet 90 point of bo-
ginning containing 6oov square feet more
or less the said .Grubh,s Lane being an
old public or private road In the said City
of Wilmington and Wilmington Hundred.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE STREET
a SEWER DEPARTMENT.
BY George W. Sparks President.
Attest: Lealie v. Christy, Secretary.
mt-3ot
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ssIeetirn snsd wh...

According 10 the Kansas wheat
growers. the idea that large kernels OF
wheat germinate better than small
ones is mistake. The terminating
power Is. rather, dependent on the
density of the kernels.
Argentina.
II the country has the same average
potentislity for producing food as land
similarly situated in North America or
Europe. It would seem that Argentina
can support lO0.OOO.O00 people easily,
as only small parts Of It lie outside
the temperate zone.
Orchids.
Many plants have the power TO shift
their quarters. The orchid can move
one step every year. and. although It
takes a long time to cross the meadow,
if the orchid goes on long enough II
would move one step forward toward
finishing that long walk every year.
A Feather In His Cap.
The origin of "a feather In his cap"
is thus explaiEsd: In Hungary in 1899
Il was decreed that only he who had
killed Turk should wear feather.
and he was permitted TO add fresh
feather to his cap FOR each Turk whom
le had slain
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letic Club and from all accounts New
Castle will have to go hard tomorrow
to beat the Marylander
Marshallton Is making big prepa-
rations for the coming OF McKinney's
crack Madison team. Marshallton
lost out last Saturday. but the sur
banites feel that different story will
be told. tomorrow. The two new
players will take part in the game.
Highland will go out to Newport to
try conclusions with the boys there
and judging from the calibre Of tho
two teams the Newport folk ought to
see a great game.
President Abrahams requests the
team managers TO have their box
scores IN THE EVENING JOURNAL
office before $50 o'clock.
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Semis in Fast Second Series Games

Alexis crack Semi-Professional
Leaguers will mix-up in their second
series of games tomorrow and the
usual high class exhibitions may be
expected. The schedule is:
Marshallton VS.. Madison. at Mar
shallton
New Castle VS.. Rose Hill. al New
Castle.
Newport VS.. Highland. at Newport.
There will be several new men in
the game. President Abrahams an
nounced this morning that he had ap-
proved contracts by d. Patterson and
Herbert Stewart with Marshallton
asd NJ. NJ. Thomas with RoseHill.
Thomas is pitcher whom Manager
Hastings got from the Maryland Ath-
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PROPOSALS.

T>REASuRY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or
tho Supervising Architect Washington,
ID. o.. April 20, 1011.-SEALED PROPOS
AIS will bo received At this ofico until
o'clock T. NJ. on tho 7th day Of June
1911 and then opened for tho extension
remodeling, cic., (includng plumbing, gas
piping, heating apparatus, electric conduts
and wiring system and lighting f1turos)
Of the T. s. postofhce and Court House a
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, in accordance
with drawing and specification. copies Of
which may be obtained from the Custodian AZ
Wilmington. Del, or AZ this ofice az ths
discretion Of the Supervising Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
mt-6t Supervising Architsct
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SATURDAY BASEBALL.

Tri-State League.
Reading vs. Wilmington, South
Alde Park.
I. G. League.
fifth Ward VS.. DUPONT, Front and
Onion.
emi-PrOfessiOnaI League.
Marshallton VS.. Madison, at Mar
shallton.
New Castle vs.. North End, at New
Castle.
Newport VS.. Highland. at Newport.
AII-WiImingtOn League.
Hillside VS.. Ashley, at Ashley.
Parkside VS.. Highland, at Parkside.
. Orioles VS.. Rockford, at Rockford.
vandever VS.. Merwick, at Merwick.
Boys City League.
Newport Jrs.. VS.. DUPONT at dupont
Browntown VS.. Elks, at Elsmere
Riverside VS.. Creston, at Creston.
Alpha F. c. VS.. Oriental, at Oriental
Church League.
Elsmere VS.. Y. NJ. c. A., at Y. NJ.
c. A.
silverbrook VS.. Bethany, at Silver
brook.
McCabe VS. Delaware Avenue, at
Twenty-ninth and Boulevard.
East Lake VS.. Edge Moor, at Shell
pot
Old Swedes VS. Central, at Chris
tiana Park.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
National Leagup.
sCOREs Of YEsTERnAY,S GAME,

SCORES OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia. G: Brooklyn. O.
New York, z: Boston, 2
Pittsburg. II: st. Louis,
Chicago, 8. Cincinnati, 5.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
New York at Boston
Cincinnati at Chicago
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NT)TICE-DTvIDEND.
~ ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
sos Market street. Wilmington. Delaware.
May 1st 1911.
The board Of managers nave declared tha
regular SFNr-ANNUAL dividend OF two per
cent. 70 depositors being for The six months
ending April 1st 1911. Depositors will
please present their books on and altar May
1st 20 have dividends entered
mt-12t ROBERT y. KEMP Treasurer
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.


FVh SALE-TIIREE BUILDING LOrs
- 20 BY 100 #. Each. ,,catcd a. 22d and
Onurch sts., facing ed street. splendid, 10.
Baltimore, Mds ' a24'1m I'm
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May S.
Edward Collins, .52S; McInnes. .412;
Lapp, 400; Murphy. .S49. These are
the batting figures Of four Athletics
Tor the first three weeks of the
American league season. 1t probably
explains the Mack mems rise from
an obscure last in the race to a posi-
tlon OF more assurance. With four
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TRACK MEET orr

Owing TO the illness of several
contestants the track meet of the
Rookwood A. c. was called on yes
terday.
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men hitting like the above quartet
no team need stay in the hole for very
long. Collins leads the league not
only in hits, but 2" stolen bases. He
is as lively as ever, and, judging from
his initial burst of speed, he in
tends to maintain his manly person
around the upper ring. There are
prizes to be awarded this year, you
know.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Unusual ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
- limited number Of guests In country, 30
minutes from heart Of Wilmington. table
unsurpassed vegetables from own garden,
cream and milk from family COW; 2 COM
petey appointed bathrooms, hot water al
ways electric light. stable and garage.
d. & A. 55s2-M. a2S-eodaim
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WANTED.
RuaHIl
FOR SALE.


Y OR sALE-ON ACCOUNT OF IN.
etailing an automobur delivery service
We have further use for several delivery
wagons. VIII sell cheap double horse FUR
niture with top and others Apply Nil
Ter Bros. 218 Market 81. a7-tf
u OR sALE--RFMINGTON TYPEWRITER,
Al condition. Can be bought very
chaep. 400 Shipley st. I'd floor. a25-m
DOR SALE ACRE TRUCK AND pOUI.- I
try farm, 8.4 mile Brandywine SPRING.
No reasonable offer refused. phsey High
held, Morshailton, Del m4-eod.tf
FOR SALE PIGS. SO AND 7 A PAIR.
@. Gilbert. Elsmcre. m4.8t
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GAMES SCHEDULFD FOR TODAl
SCORES or YESTERDAYS GAME

SCORES or YESTERDAYS GAME.
Athletic. 6; Washington, l.
Boston, ,: New York O
Detroit, a; St. Louis, o
Chicago, Z; Cleveland, I.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Athletics at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
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LOST AND FOUND.

D-THORoUGHBRED FRENCH
II Collie. owner can have same by calling 81
72e Union ST., and paying for advertise
menh mS'@
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GIANTS START
WITH VICTORY

The Wilmington Giants opened their
season yesterday at South Side Park
by defeating the strong Goodall team
of Woodbury.. n. j.. Is to 3. Before
the game the teams paraded, headed
by the Wilmington Elks Colored
Band, which gave a concert between
the innings. Both the pitchers we're
I'm good form. Short, the former
Cuban X-Giant star. caught nice
game for the local team. and nailed
many Of the visiting runners on the
bases. p. Govens and Walker play
ed the bags in fine style. Manager
kid" Carter says the Giants are the
strongest colored team Wilmington
ever had.
Score by innings:
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AGENTS WANTED.

--~-~--~~---~~s~-S~~~~-~~~->
A NAIL ORDER BUSINESS OF YOUR
"A OWN will quickly make you independ.
ent. Valuable booklet, ioo, particulars free
INEXPENSIVE, p. o. Box 1915, N. Y.
a21-Fri-tf.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

z AMILY IN WASHINGTON HEIeHTs'
section viii take two young men a. iodg-
Must come recommended. Address n H..
lhls once. isu
VJANTED-Two GENTLEMEN BOARD.
W ers. 1908 Tatnali m4.1m
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NJ OTICE-PARTIEs CONTEMPLATING
~ matrimony viii hess OF something to
their advantage by sending for free book
How Kate Hastened The Wedding 20 Box
a87 Wilmington. Del. a7.u
NOTICE CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR,
~ President Of Council. City Treasurer As
SCISSORS and Collectors Of taxes and members
OF Council from tho tw-ivu wards who de-
sire 10 be voted for az tho Primary Election
10 be held ON Saturday, May Goth. 1911.
must hlo their names In writing with tho
undersigned on or before midnight, Tuesday,
May 9th, 1911.
DANIEL =. DU ROSS
Chairman Democratic tty COMMITTEES.
Attest. Charles X Lloyd Secretary.
Headquarters, $40 French 81.
a2B. 29-m1, .4,5.6,s,o.
NToTICE-oN AND AFTER THIS DATE
~ viii not be responsible for any bill eK
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT


q FFICEs Fer RENT OF DFsK poor-
Apply n. n Cloud, Real Estat. rSsr. .
Second Floor. z. Cor. 4th and MARI,
a1o-tf
FOR RENT-52O N. CLAYTON ST. 7
rooms and bath. 2i04 w Sixth II,
. rooms and bath. Apply to Woodlawf
Company 21o2 W 9th St. m2f-tr
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Tri.Stato League.

SCORES OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Reading Z; Lancaster. l.
York, 4 Harrisburg, 3.
Trenton, Z: Wilmington g.
Johnstown, 8; Altoona, 1.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Lancaster at Trenton.
Reading at Wilmington.
York at Altoona.
Harrisburg at Johnstown
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

49, la.4.a.
MEN TO GALL ON WOMEN AND DEMON.
strate mon.-- making, work saving pat
enied household article. sells Tor AZ 's0.
hait proht' not sold In stores; exclusive
agency new inen sell TO 20 day: sam
pies loaned 90 mcn who Want TO work. s.
q. Chase Milwaukee Wis. mi-6t
V on ARE WANTED FOR GovERNArENr
Position. $1,000 month Write for list
oos positions opeu. Franklin Institute, Dept
2s r. Rochester. n Y. ai2lm
WANTED-A DRAtGHTSMAN AND DE.
a., slGNEk on Rolling Mill and Factory
Machinery Also A DRAUGHTSMAN and
DESIGNER on Mill and Factory Building
construction and Masonry These men must
De accurate, energetic. painstaking and rapid
experienced IN checking drawings and di.
recting he work of less experienced drauehts.
men and apprentices. Address Connecticut,
Care Of this paper. matt
VVANrED--HELP. MALE AND FEMALE
" TO apply Employment office, 40 ia
West S. Phone D. & A. 41s2-A m4.2t
WANTED BOY. GROCERY STORE 7rH
w and jackson nA2t
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Goodall =. 1908 OOOO-S "A
wilm. ....0 2111O Ks 9 2
Batteries For Wilmington, Holmes
and Short; Goodall, Frisby and Hun
ter. Umpire, George Russell. At
tendance, 600.
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NroTICE-oN AND AFTER THIS DATE I
~ win not be responsible for any bill cK.
cept contracted by myself. Leo j. Knox.
m3.3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

CIRARD--so5. AND 500 RAoF an
- Philadelphia. Rooms. 25c s5o, SOC
Gentlemen only. may1-iy
Z OR RENT-THRD FLOOR APART.
ment, rooms and bath, The LORRAINE.
1o5 Weat Fourth So. Apply d. W. Lynch.
Evening journal., 1911-05-05

n G. GOODEN, REAL ESTATE AND IN
~ surance, formerly az S39 Market. haa
removed 90 larger quarters az 2 WEST
NINTH STREET. m2-ti
Evening journal., 1911-05-05

$500 SUITS MADE TO ORDER BY A
Reliable Tailor in weekly or monthly pay
ments. Address CT, Journal once.
a19-1m-eod
Evening journal., 1911-05-05

H. SCOTT HAS OPENED
an an employment agency at 40 l-2 West
St. d. & A., 4is2 A. m33t
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he fact that an officer Of the army who paid Miss Helen
Taft Washington has been une off the Philippines evidence
to the people that used Far East Tats
govenorgeneahp that his habit letting First Lady
for officers she
better.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22
CONCENTRATING TROOPS.
deserved

The brigade post policy which General Wood advocates and which
will result here in an enlarged and improved Leeua has excited
boards f trade all along railways Salt Lake City
is now busy irving Douglas made brigade post and the
whole Utah delegation work the problem wit" some very good
chances of
General Wood let his policy be well known in the matter OF
establishment brigade posts and
several times number of requirements ne regards as alb
outey essential to mainland post Of this character lie must have
of railroads. must be some distance from
anv other brigade post must own ample grounds Tor
aneuvers be good water and sanitation and cavalry
soby ced forage and grain The delegation present
ing Secretary OF War enumerated all OF these require
ents as present at DOUGLAS pointed double advantage OF
being on lines railway running all OF the compass
The policy would enable the government to get
away from posts frontier days, and which
needless expense and the mobile army the way OF
moving call % either promptly and in full force
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22

LITTLE INTERVIEWS


j. WALTER DOYLE-Yuan Shih
Kai is to China Just what Harry Muir
ray is to Honolulu
e. d. TENNEY--I understand that
recent rains have greatly benefited
the Cuban sugar crop.
w. i, MARTIN-It will be a great
rush to get all the data of the water
survey completed by the end of Jan
uary or so.
CAPTAIN LEWIS Is. S. St Kilda)
Australia is the finest country in
the world, but | think the labor party
is running it.
5. r. STARRETT-The demand Tor
seeds still keeps up, and the reports
from the farmers who tried out a lot
of the seeds are very cheering.
MARSTON CAMPBELL, Jr.-There
is motorcycle coming to me, | think.
My dad has been looking at a ma
chine lately, and | have hopes that
it will soon be mine.
PURSER CHAPMAN CChiyo Maru)
Shanghai business was very quiet
while the Chiyo Maru was there.
Business had also been affected IN
Hongkong and Japan.
A. SILVA-When a man in my line
blows in from the East and wants a
job at the Toggery he generally tells
me that he has worked for Wana-
maker or Marshall Field
EMIL PETERS-If man should
be arrested for having a banana in
his yard the arrest would be merely
technical 1t wouldn't last long be-
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Some of those poor children for Christmas
wouldn't even find banana the place where their stockings
hang
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lin running the municipality, he said
perhaps they had two or three clerks
too many in some departments
o. c. Swain, representing the Mer-
chants Association, contented himself
with saying that Hotel street widening
should be done, even if the Puuloa
road was cut out The association it
was which took action in having
! commission appointed for the extern
sion of Bishop street from Hotel to
Beretania
etania.
There was colloquy between
Messrs. Spalding and Murray about ,ne
tearing up OF roads after being made
to lay water and gas mains, etc. Later
in the conference Messrs Low and
Murray both held the superintendent
Of public works responsible for delay
ing improvements through slowness in
laying water and sewer pipes.
Spaldng asked about the cost OF
the Nuuanu work and was told that
statement, being prepared in the
auditors office, was not quite finished.
| 1t would be furnished to the commit
| tee of the chamber as soon as com
pleted
J. NJ. Dowsett supported the Hotel
street proposition and promised, on
behalf of the Pantheon block owners,
cooperation on liberal terms. At the
same time something was due to them
for the enhancement of property in
its neighborhood from the erection Of
such block
j. p Cooke endorsed the senti-
ments Of Messrs. Spalding and Bish-
op. He was not so much interested
in how the appropriations were made
as in how they were spent 1t was
the general opinion, and if wrong
they would be glad to be shown, that
the county was not receiving due re-
turn for it's expenditures. They would
welcome the promised statement as
an opportunity of going into the mat
ter from A to Y to satisfy themselves
as TO the work of the supervisors for
the first year of their administration.
John Lucas referred to his term In
the old county board and the work
done then by Sam Johnson as road
supervisor. They made him do his
duty. This board is playing too
much politics-that is the truth in
nutshell" the speaker exclaimed. In
his time the supervisors went around
to see that things were done, though
they did not have twelve or fifteen
Continued on Page Eight)
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FOR SAKE OF PEACE.

Great Britain is coalition OF the powers to support
the Chinese monarchy this crisis policy IN when she mas inc sup
mort Of pan Considering Britain under Liberal MN
istry this move be laid special devotion TO kS as
an institution probably due to sincere benef a emma ana us
trade and commerce and would suffer from any organic
roitical change such a, the republican idea involves.
Few nations are sefgovenmen; and the few that are
rassed through centuries utcar Wcsude gaining that hneSS
Free government England and America the result OF the long
the Anglo But there such back
ground Your Chmanan has always been subject
He only understands government which makes him do things Lett
TO himself ne would be badly off many focastc hands
with their officers nagators thrown overheard Well governed
and dined constuonav would keep the and might
be transformed process Of time into community OF NegoVcrng
people But t must be evolution instead OF revolution
Great Britain Japan could do their duty to humanity and
stand calmly the five revolutionary governments IN China
tfer them of stable virtue struggle Tor mastery Wnch nener
deserved
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22

The Republican Territorial Committee in supporting
Frear, does its full duty by the party
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22

Turkey wants peace She OF ennui over the
Trpolan war, like the rest of
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BUSINESS MEN
Continued from page one.J


government took the Fort street prop
critics from King to Merchant, the re
suit would be an immense enhance
ment of property values all around the
intersection of Fort and Hotel streets.
Instancing the $4,000 collected from
the benetiCiaTes of the Mahuka site
for Bishop street extension. he eX
pressed confidence that owners ana
lessees to benefit by the Fort and Ho-
tel street corner improvement might
successfully be approached for contri-
buttons to the expense. Mr.. Shingle
did not seem to think that it would
. be necessary to cut out the Puuloa
road. The Hotel street Improvement
was demanded on behalf of people who
did not own automobiles. In three
weeks 5000 people had patroniZed the
Bijou theater, most of whom pIesed
that corner CMr. Bishop: Pay taxes
then on the Bijou as an enterprise for
profit" Laughter)
e. FaXon Bishop, being called on,
made remarks in substance as follows:
81 did not come here with the in
tention of-talking Mr.. Spalding said
what is to be said on behalf of the
Chamber Of Commerce. No doubt the
road to Puuloa would be an elegant
drive down there, but in view of the
work needed in town, where the roads
are used ten times for every time that
the Puuloa road would be used it does
not seem a pressing want
GO ahead with Hotel street and as.
sess the betterments and it won't cost
the county a cent.
Il don't care how you adjust the
budget-that is question Of judg-
ment-but the think | feel strongest
about is how you are going to spend
the money.
1T is like the banana campaign
you are not getting at the home of the
mosquito.
when you spend a dollar you ought
to get at least fifteen cents of work
out of it, but | do not believe you are
now getting more than twelve and
half cents. The longer you 20 ahead
making pasteboard roads the longer
you will keep on spending the taxpay-
er's money and getting nothing from
it.
Il would rather see one mile of
paved streets than twenty miles of
roads that won" last any time. Do
without the politics that it seems you
have had so much of lately" CAP
plause)
The talk of politics is all rot ex-
claimed Supervisor Murray as he rose
and entered into an explanation of the
financial plans. The trouble hereto
fore had been that they appropriated
for roads by the month, Having seen
the error of their ways they were
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

Don't try tell story any group throng it is stale and
with wskcs feet long For anecdotes blue moudy
all good pain, and show that you should fold
TELLING towel your brain Don't tell story dizzy, however
STORIES good fellows who busy with their
private schemes For men you bore when toilng
likely their blood with anger boiling and soak the
Don't tell gent lady, anyone know, anecdoc that's shady
show that he who tells thcms merely donkey
Disguise with long they nearly brush obwcbs from the skies
Don't tell tale that's longer than is the moral law, who
stronger may the jaw. dozen tce may charm
where forty thousand fcerS produce but signs
You'll win but little glory perhaps make people groau
try @ tell a unless alone!
Copyright, %. o rnew WALT MASON
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o. S. S. SIERRA.

Notice is hereby given that the s.
5. Sierra will sail from this port Feb.
ruary 6, 1912, instead of February Z
and on return trip will sail from San
Francisco February 16, bringing her
here the morning of the 22d of Feb.
ruary in season to see the Annual
Floral Parade.
C. BREWER & CO., LTD,
Agents, Oceanic Steamship Co.