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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06

Some of those road supervisors who
promise to serve without pay would
break lifelong record if they did
something for nothing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06

Honolulu can beat all other place
of the world for climate and occa-
sionally compete with Venice ito
boot
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06

Prize fighter Tommy Burns knows
when to quit. Thus he proves him
Self the most sensible one of the lot
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06

When war talk is foolishness, it is
the part of sensible men to shut up"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06

For this little piece of Hilo wealth
er may everyone be truly thankful.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06
Wireless

Office hours-DaiIy: 7 a. m. to $50
.. m. Sundays: 8 to 10 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06

A few OF the Walker, J,otsH on King
street left at $1,000 and on Young street
at 5000. ..r. Nd, aryt
very desirable piece Of KaImuld
property on 18th avenue
An $500 bargain in Makik district.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-06

'"The rain has been general all over
the islands, said A. w. Carter, man
ager of the Parker Ranch, this morn
ing. Sat the ranch we have had the
best rains for seven years" 8
Speaking of the local storm, Mr. Car
is the heaviest he has ever seem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28


Just built
told
OF IL ~ 'NfN '0
probably the
which led
OF William Window
the and the
Washington periodical a :
Mark Of
Window has
ask whether he hasn't
4
had
the
seemed almost impossible hold
' -
Of
could
WINDOW expected he
Photographic
be
the picture than he single line The
Window
Not long thereafter thousands
following
Saln
Of John A Logan took the Window
by knowing
There is the who wd
BUILT hundred thousand dollar mansion Washington"
Copyright. 1911. by Z J Edwards All rights
a
Political Scheme OF Thurlow Weed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

order OF the Land Department the
claims have been cancelled The
value OF these claims has been var
iously estimated from slOo.ooo.o0OoO
10 a billion dollars. They seem to
have covered a very large part Of
the coal deposits In Alaska. In
view Of the fact that the Pacific
Coast from the Gulf Of California TO
the Alaskan boundary has little or
no coal. the Alaskan coal acres arc
certain 10 become very profitable In
the near future. The settlement Of
this long pending controversy must
be considered victory Tor Clifford
P.nchot and his friends Pinchot and
CLAWS were tho mon who blocked
tho Gugrenleim claims FOR their
Alaskan coal lands In doing so they
incurred the ill VIII 90 Richard 4.
Ballinger But Ha'l.ngcr IS gone.
Another hand rules in The Depart
mont o. Interior and these suspicious
claims have been thrown ont as
fraudulent Whatever the value Ok
The Alaskan coal lands IS they have
been saved for the time to the general
public. Whatever credit IS due 20
the mon who fought a splendid and
unselhsh fight. who suffered perse-
cution. who gave mp position. and
literally OF their time and money 10
the defense OF popular cause
against wealthy corporations.
Nero cancellation. however. ~ tho
GueeeuhoIm claims does not meet tho
Alaskan situation. The people ~ the
Pacific Coast want The development
OF Alaskan coal lands Those noun
talus o. fuel are DOING The world no
good where they are now. They
must DO brought % market To do
this. capital must DO interested Tho
problem for Tho Department to solve
is how fo secure Tho development Of
hese coal lands for the benefit of
mo rrr-ral public and mot for tho
benefit of % few people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
A MINIMUM WAGE FOR
MINISTER'S.

Clergymen were urged to form
labor union. with the purpose OF re-
curing a minimum wage. in a re
port 70 the Ministerial Union Of the
American Unitarian Association
Monday.
The resolutions offered by the COM
mittee were 10 the effect that s15 a
Sunday and expenses be the minimum
payment
Tho popular impression assumes.
when a minister accepts a higher
salary on the ground that the Lord
called louder" that he IS dominated
by mercenary ideals Inconsistent with
a religion which favors laying up
wealth only in heaven where moth
and dust do not corrupt
But 81 hardly seems fair that the
minister's children should have 10
remain satisfied with a high school
education. while the neighbors'
youngsters 10 20 college The minis
ter has devised no method by which
his ch.ldren's teeth can be kept from
decaylng. and they are just as likely
10 have appendicitis operations as
those having less sancuhed sur
round.ncs.
How can normal young man. full
Of robust conquering energy. be OK
pocted 20 enter q profession requir-
ing costly education. which may
not afford his family as comfortable
support as IS obtained by the boiler
maker or the locomotive engineer?
SO doubt the folly OF sectarianism
has had much 70 DO with low min
isfcr.al salaries. u IS an expensive
habit 20 require ministers 20 a. your
individual convictions about the cut
o. tho clerical coat or the proper
place 20 put q comma go the creed.
u church can not pay "a clergyman
enough SO be can look his grocer IN
The eye and smile. tho powers that
DO o. that denomination should sug-
gest that ST. merge forces with some
other religious organization Local
ministerial associations might very
properly take this matter up. and
pu' churches ON an unfair list that
offer lees than a living wage.
W. want Tho Kind o. mon in our
puip.ts who would keep fhe wheels
running .n "a mill or vho would draw
'he clients IN lawyers office Lack
~ business capacity does not ncses-
s1riiv prove piefy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

service rendered in that position.
That was exactly DR. McLain's claim
TO reappointment. That and nothing
more. However. merit in his particu-
lar case did not seem to have spec
ial weight
II an official who does his duty ably
and faithfully. who is strongly com
mended by members Of his own pro-
fession, by the general public. and by
all who are acquainted with his work,
is not entitled to reappointment, who
is?
The Intelligencer has no unkind
feelings for the selection by the
Board OF Control for health officer.
II hopes that he will make a good Of
ficial. Nevertheless the precedent
that the Board has set by turnine
down an efficient and experienced Of
fetal for no apparent reason. IS GER
tain TO injure the city administration.
and most OF all shake the confidence
Of the general public in the Board
itself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

Tho Overwhelming defeat o. tho
Root amendment FOB hc Canadian
Treat. indicates thaf fhc treaty viii
have ,aet railing in the United
states Senate Tho FREQ wood pulp
and plrer amendment designed hy
ST. Root FOB prevent rho treaty from
becoming effective probably com
marlcd as much support ar any
mc7-ur, fra' VIII te offered in op.
position fob fhe treaty rsef Tho
rr9rfs OF certain dIsgrunuo1 Re
rubf,ars to open up the tar.f
question are mot likely b. meet on.
rourarcmorf Tho largo majority ~
ho Republican members viri oppose
.lrb ar effort Wod.uf. Democrats
lead by such Senators as CuIhorsoa
gf Tcsss and williams of Mississippi
tate h. position Chat Reciprocity
m..f fref lc disposed of before other
tariff measures arc considered There
$3.50 bo largo amount of blur and
buster Tfa orponc0fe ~ Her.pro
Dt. ars dtIre hrrI. huf fhc orI com
fr easily .nroason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
Up-The-River
News Of GlennoVa. Wsrwood
and loVeland.


Ail sorts ~ weapons have been used
o" rout thieves and burglars. hut Miss
Euiah Jones. 81 Warwo0d holds the
record 90 using The most unique.
About noon yesterday. while tho family
with rho exception OF Miss Euiah. as
the residence % IS r Jones ON Gar
d.u avenue. were iu the rear Of the
house. % man entered by tho front
door and went up stairs Not know
irr that Miss Jones was in her room.
Doc entered. Miss Jones screamed and
before thn intruder could make r mo-
Non. picked an alarm clock from the
dresser and hurled DO ~ him. The
thl.f then became alarmed and ram
down the stairs and from fhc house
Neu In fhe nfichIufInnd were MOTIF
fed. but tho intruder could mot o.. Joe
Gated. Niss Jones said tho man looked
like 90 foreigner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
Wednesday, June rs, 1911.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT SITUATION.

DIR. Haskins calls attention to
very important question which must
be decided by the Board OF Control
and the City Council Under the
provisions OF the ordinance granting
an extension OF franchise to the Con
sumers Electric Light Company,
compensation real or alleged, was
provided for in two ways, OF which
the city may make choice.
First the city may receive from
the Consumers Electric company
free light for all its institutions. and
an annual payment of $4,000 a year
in cash.
Second: It may, in lieu OF the
above. contract with the Consumers
Electric Light company for the main
tenance OF street lights for $1,000 per
light per year
1t is hard 10 see how there can be
any question as TO what is the right
thing for the city to do. The first
proposition is the only one that
should be considered. Il IS true that
the acceptance Of the contract with
the Consumers company 10 furnish
street lighting at $4,000 per lamp
might temporarily save some money.
That is only because the city's
electric light plant has not been kept
up TO date The most economical
methods have not been used. The
present lamps are very costly. BY
a very small expenditure. however.
this could be- remedied and the city's
plant could produce light quite as
cheap II not cheaper than the figure
named in the above option. In view
moreover % the constant develop
ment. in the electric light business
there is very good reason to believe
that within less than ten years $4,000
per year per lamp. would be very
high figure instead Of a very low
figure
The acceptance OF the second
BANlaFANANA llIFl HfFf.a n NI'tlN Allfn'l4 NNiff
complete abandonment OF the City
Electric Light plant which would fail
into ruin within very short time.
Thus the city would be deprived o., a
valuable municipal utility. one which
It ought 70 maintain. and one which
81 can maintain 70 an advantage.
u IS well that DR. Haskins has
called attention 70 this matter. and
81 is inconcoivahle almost that any
public Official has seriously thought
OF abandoning the city plant
Summed up the first proposition
means a direct compensation 20 tho
city ~ about s3.50o00 n year. The
second proposition means the sur
render by tho city o. valuable prop
erty. tho placing ~ tho lighting
business o. tho city IN the hands o., a
monopoly. and tho payment by tho
city OF a considerable sum for tho
privilege Of doing these foolish
things
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
rHE CITY AEALrA orElcr

T. SIS impossible % escape tho Boz.
lief that rho Board ~ control orrered
in making change i1 tho position
~ Health OTcer Certainly thcrc
70 M higher claim % public position
than a fflenfId record o. efficient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

Tuesday Hnd Wclnrr1av EVENINGS
~ uoxt week fhn t.ovelnrd Hose com
PAW VIII hold a lawn fetc nrd social
0r tho warrant property o. stop f0.
vs. hrrlirE avenue a barrel nf 0nur
VIII ho Fiven away tho FIRST rirhf a
committee composed NJ 70 r.. etrochri
or o. rTorrrn Albert lash. John
I10f rrI Leonard Nnrler nrc 600
charge 90 fhr arrHrrrmerfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

II is considered worthy Of special
note that a romance which began
three years ago as a summer resort
has ended in wedding. Those sum
mer resort affairs do not usually have
such n fatal ending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

spent three hours opening a safe and
found nothing but some verses
written by the owner. probably thinks
less OF poetry than the average
editor. and that's going some.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

I'ire a. CO.'S wcu ON Tho Koch
property m central Wnrvord VIII hr
drilled into the Herrf grff Tho first Of
fhe week and 30 oi is found iu any
quantity Do VIII ueciy cause smother
boom in fho town lnf section lr that
part of Wnrwood The indications arc
fhat a ralirr now nf ou VIII he found
lnl u fnIr Flow NJ FHe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
NEW NEWS
OF YESTERDAY
The House That Defeated a Senator
10y e. J. Edwards.)

one day In the early summer of 1888 the late
Mark H. Dunnell. who for "A number OF terms
represented a Minnesota district in the lower
touse OF Congress. having been first elected in
800 received visit from several OF his Mime
sofa friends
While entertaining them. Mr. Dunnell took
them through the northwestern part OF the City
OF washington. which. at that time. was begin
hing 70 be very greatly improved. He pointed
out to them the great dwelling which had been
erected by Senator William NJ Stewart OF Ne
yada. and which was called Stewards Folly"
because II was thought absurd that any one
should expend much money upon a Washing.
ton nome as the Stewart mansion cost.
stones throw away. toward the northeast
a large and strikingly handsome red brick build.
ing had but recently been completed. The Wis
ltors from Minnesota were taken 10 that building
They were told that It was the home which
had been erected for himself by one OF their own
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

Tho M.fado Of Japan has written "a
poem on the coronation OF King
George. Now watch and see how
quickly that treaty agreement will be
broken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
LINcoLN As - sY a. ". cAMPeELL.


Not pictures Abraham give clear con-
cep.on OF DIS personal that
Campbell OF Infelcencer d,va~
incident written by Sir
Campbell Springfield found
foo tho lnoiEcnccr
month before Lincoln started his
90 iuauElratcd of
' c'arn"s end simplicity
h readers nteEoucer cspeca those who
personally acquainted the Captain Wilson
This
'At Srrugfeld lion may rcr
hops. Major hrdcra1ul as be
Familiarity called Grail splitter" as no
s somewhat dsparaEnry called
The president wi R1pnod
fr Thought "
capt Andrew The
and fi1t "a
n size TIE wa very famarv engaged in talking
gard looks DIE newspaper writer's n srrrraod
talk o much about failed was nobirc
m me .nd Neither az
they
ilis face attention
ono Che oher ic hos
faccio
expression ~ Dis looks chat oi kindly
Nnd hs as addresses Sou
n couvcron lus cordially towards body
instantly Is man that has mo-
dIsRuises
char introducing and n1,
ro1pe
cso towards each other n relation
OF thc people real president
of thcf" United states chat man s Abraham Lincoln"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

4 scientist declares that halos
actually exist coming from the
radium in the brain. All the same.
We would just as leave stay in a
town with electric lights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

nf OBI. hose house Thlradar evening
Thomas uoian has returned ta hIs
home steuhrnNUIr. after VISITING
friends fn WHrworf
Eh.rIr William .I.mrrr Irar..f. q
the proHcrty of tho Ncu York Caisson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

r. is well. indeed. for Teddy and
William J. that they have those
Colonel" titles. Otherwise. they
would Doc $40 grave danger OF sinking
into oblivion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
DAMAGE SUIT

sJivania Company for Breaking
Guaranty Contract.
s. suif. entitled fhc Robert vs. KYLE
company vs Modern Water Suppiv co.
was filed yesterday in circuit court
subject f0 Iu'y rules n .4 claimed
hy tho ria'rf0 that the guarantee or
fhe defendant was broken ON ryo
pumps. and d7w1roa are asked ir Tine
SUM Of Eve hundred dollars Novcg
anf IIf1 anr representing The plain.
flG.
The lazy man ie flo FIRST tp claim
chat Ir mover had au onaorfurItv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

Good morning. have you been
robbed yet7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

company 10 Inte'arf yesterday This
property Was attached aionIas by one
OF BITS deputies
Ihoroa no question ahouf fc1ra Be-
ing Che cryiug need OF humanity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

raa, oarrar .n Sow York who
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-24
IMPORTANCE OF A PURE WATER SUPPLY

There is no little talk about the Importance of sup
ply of pure water for the city and of the opn
ion that the Rogue River Water Co. can be induced to
put in system of filtration, thus insurng the COM
munity against epidemic of fever which is liable to
break out at any time, there is considerable amount
of impurities emped into the river at the towns above
Some of leading citizens disposed to take up this
matter and have it thoroughly investigated and settled
without delay Mayor Myers would like to have some one
who is experienced in finding and boring for artesan
water to forward at this time and make test Some
talk about taking water from the head of Jump Office
There those who think that it will be practical to Sc
water from the head of the Appegate and still 9TH
think that Evans Creek offers advantages for sup
plying the city The Courier believes that this matter
s so important that it should be taken up without days
delay The people of Grants Pass well understand its
significance and they will vote for pure water whenever
they get opportunity to do So Now is the time to
act for the health Of the community is above all things
else, in fact there is nothing so important We intend
to build here city of from ten to twenty thousand in
the very future but not do it without hav
ing supply of pure water This will be drawing card
of more weight than anything else that be mentioned
You may have desirable location for city, good drain
age fine climate rich soil and all the delightful surround
ngs imaginable but if you lack pure water you will fail
in building metropolis of Importance Let us settle this
question of water in the near future.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-24
PURE WATER SUPPLY MUST BE PROVIDED

Nothing has been done yet regarding the securing OIL
pure water supply for Grants Pass Railroad oullos
all right and irrigation is still more important ous
above these is pure water This is priceless and 1t is OF
the high est Importance that we proceed at once
to develop this mll:h needed article The mayor
and council should lead in this matter and the
Commercial club follow and next, the churches
should take it up. Some years ago there was al
epidemic of typhoid fever in Cheyenne, Wyoming and 1t
originated from the contaminated waters OF Grow Greek
the stream which furnishes the water supply OF that
city. half dozen developed at first and later
there weIe 100 and week later there were 6OO The city
authorities employed experts without delay who nvest
gated the source of Infection and it did not take long
tell where the disease from and the remedy was at
once applied. The doctors worked night and day and
were enabled to very large percentage OF the VIC
Tins OF the fever but it always happens, too many
died Grants Pass today stands Just much danger as
did Cheyenne before the epidemic occurred There are
towns the tributaries Of the Rogue River where they
have typhoid and the sewage from these places finally
finds it's way into the waters of the Rogue This is our
danger and it is so great that is will be criminal not to
take action to provide supply of water for the city which
is absolutely free from contamination We should act
and not wait for epidemic to drive us to it. If
half dozen people die with typhoid fever in this city it
will be very justly charged to the neglect of certain peo
pie whose duty it is to look after these matters What is
the Rogue River Water company willing to do about
filtration system? Will they put in such plant? Let
the mayor and council get answer to this question
without unnecessary delay IF the water company not
willing to do anything let us have election and vote to
install municipal water system 1t is high time that
every man and woman who has loved ones in danger
should come forward and demand action.
There is some talk of boring for artesan water sup
ply and most people of the opinion that water secured
in this way will the public interest better than any
other method, it not be contaminated Experts
have already said that artesian water is within reach
along the hillside above Grants Pass and there being
reasonable hope that this opinion is justified from the
geological condition surrounding this city, it is our duty
to make the effort We need not wait for an election to
vote bonds there is money enough ready and is wait
provide the necessary funds and it can be made available
as the machinery for boring well can be placed
on the grounds. The time has for action and the
only question is-what shall be done firstY
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-24

It would have taken train load after
train load of groceries and provisions
to feed the people, and hundreds
and thousands of dollars would have
been paid to our clothing and dry
goods merchants. Our hotels would
have been flooded. Our professional
men would also have come in for
their share of the general prosperity
which would have been brought
about. Instead of Grants Pass hav-
ing about one-half of the population
of the county, the rural districts
would have ten times the population
that 1t now has and Grants Pass in
all her branches would have bene-
fitted in proportion.
A well-illustrated book of PIG
pages of advertising matter has been
written by Mr.. Sherman, leading UP
to this particular line of settlement,
and will soon be published and dis
tributed throughout the eastern
states This advertising campaign
will be apparently as effective and
new and novel as the new selling
plan itself. No advertising was ever
before written along these lines.
With him 1t is a new idea.
The people who have put theif
lands In his hands for sale have first
thoroughly investigated . his plans.
He has counseled with attorneys
bankers and bonding house men and
they haye all agreed with him that
his project will do more in a short
term of years toward settling our
valley than any other method that
could be prosecuted.