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Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09
ROBERTSON|S IS
CHIEF JUSTICE
Continued from Pace II

Continued from Page ID
older man the laying aside of long
cherished opinions and theories; and
further that it is we'll not to risk
staying until one may flag superfluous
on the stage" ai
In my experience here during these
years there is much that recall with
pleasure and satisfaction. When
came ON the bench found 161 cases
on the. calendar. Now every case
which has been argued has been de-
cided. There are ten cases on the
calendar, of which 81 are ready to
be set for argument.
Ethics is Higher
Another and very important thing
which | have not failed to observe is
that the standard of professional eth
les of the bar has shown a steady
and marked Improvement; briefs are
as a rule prepared thoroughly and ar
gued with precision; there is less at
tempt at rhetorical display and more
readiness to grapple with the admit"
ted difficulties in the cases than form
erly. For this invaluable service
which you gentlemen of the bar have
rendered to the administration of law
whilst | have been upon this bench
| am grateful to you; also beg ia
thank you for the perfect courtesy
and kindness of your bearing towards
the court You have laid aside in
argument all exhibition of personal
feeling towards each other, and in a
manly and sincere way have sought
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09
MARCH 9, 1911

Judge Hartwell's plans he has mere
ly retired from official duties. He re-
mains an active citizen in active law
practice as evidenced by his having
rented offices down town" 1t thus
appears that he may for many years
to come be looked to for the service
he has so long performed, of taking
in young attorneys and setting them
on their way to fame. We cannot
blame the Chief Justice for looking
upon such work as more pleasing than
official service
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09
STACK PAID $4,000
f FOR WILDER PROPERTY

James L. Stack of the Stack Parker
Advertising Company of Chicago, whu
yesterday purchased the Waikiki home
of Judge A. A. Wilder, paid $4,000 FOR
the place. In addition, he paid $15h0
for strip of land to round out the
lot to his liking.
Mr.. Stack Is very much pleased with
his purchase, and will make his resi-
dence in the Islands part of each year,
according to his present plans. The
deal was closed by wireless, judge
Wilder being on his way to the Orient.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Legislators believe Kewalo should
be cleaned up. Certainly. Let the
cleanup continue right through to
Waikiki on one side and Palama on
the other. Do the work in a way to
prove that Honolulu is bound 10 be
a bigger and a more healthful city.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Secretary Walter l.. Fisher is an
official who should be invited to make
a personal inspection of the Territory
of Hawaii at his earliest opportunity.
He is Of the progressive Garfield type,
only considerably more so.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Mr. Stack, who bought the Wilder
Waikiki property, is a successful ad-
vertising man of Chicago who knows
a good thing when he sees it. Hcno-
lulu is adding to its population an in
creasing number of such American
citizens. The only matter in doubt is
whether the people of Honolulu fully
realize what,aagreat future they have
if they Will only wake up.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

The aeroplane can fly over the wat
Ell a hundred miles; start from the
deck CT a ship; start from the water
itself; alight in the water and start
floIn it again. 1t is a versatile iliven-
ton 1t can also increase the death
rate more rapidly than any of its iln~
mediate competitors for public favor.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Direct primary is merely move 20
ward honesty in politics. If Repub-
lican members of the Legislature vote
against the satisfaction of the party
pledge they vote for double-barrellad
dishonesty.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09
AT THE HOTELS.
At the Young.

At the Young.
A. c. Hibbard, Pearl Harbor; A. w.
Eames. Wahiawa; Morgan A. Jones
and wife, Hudson, N. Y; s. POLLS
ter, Kahana Volney C. Driver, Wat
ertown; Geo. A. McDermott S. F.;
A. p. Jackson and wife Denver; Lieut.
j. X. Hume, 5th Cavalry.
At the Hawaiian.
Robert Dalziel, Jr. Oakland, Cal;
j. II. Kunewa, Wailuku.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Since the Central Improvement
Club gives new signs of life, Honolulu
is reminded that some of is worthy
organizations that flourish Tor a time
and quietly pass out of existence, may
be horn again
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Whether he knew it or not, Presi-
dent Taft by one of his appointments
made oi no avail one of the political
tricks that was worked to get the en-
dorsement of the Bar Association
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09
Advertising Talk
BY NIerl.

- -
\ We had something to say !
x short time ago on the non-ad- i!
= vertising idea of doctors and !
\ lawyers, and at that time .
! stated that both of those profess >!
! sions were at last making them :!
< selves better known in the ad- :.
! vertising columns of the papers !
! on the mainland. Why not? Z:
\ The day has passed when !
: small sign and smattering of !
! Latin will fill the bill. The med !
: ical profession has the same pro- !
+ portion of incOmpetents as any 4
< other business. There are good !
4 plumbers and bad, good doctors !
\ and bad, and don't get away from !
\ the fact that while you may sur !
X vive bad piece of plumbing !
\ you may not stack up as well !
! with a bad piece of doctoring. i!
! 1t is profession where the !
! comeback" stunt don't work. !
! The above seems to be suflici- !
! ent reason why a man should be !
! careful in the selection of a doc !
< tor, and reason enough why !
X good doctor should be broad !
!. minded enough to take the public !
\ into his confidence.
\ If you want good title to I
! piece of land that you are going !
\ to purchase you do not go TO
! any old Tim, Dick or Harry that !
!. deals in titles. No, you pick out !
< some title company that adver- !
! tises and pledges to make good. 4
\ You do the same in regard to !
! the insurance company when :
! you want protection from loss !
( by fire on the little bungalow :
< that you have built on the piece
! of land you have bought.
= When a mans appendix gets
< out of order and has to be at
< tended to you want the best in !
! the medical profession to per- !
X form the job. You may be
/ stranger in the city and you !
4: are not going to take any :
+ chances with the first medico !
! whose sign you run across. You !
! want doctor who will remove !
:: the appendix without removing =
< the owner at the same time. !
< Well, what are you going to do !
4 about it?
\ Undignified for doctors to ad- =
\ vertise? Nonsense. 1t is
\ duty good doctor owes to the =
! community.
i Doctors Of repute in the 0if- =
4 ferent communities would find
! it to their interest to contribute =
:. to fund to be devoted to ad- !
+ vertising in their home newspa- :
4 pers.
:. A series of interesting talks :
+ on the treatment of the ills of
< humanity, followed by the names !
! and addresses and Telephone =
/ numbers of the physicians con- :
!. tributing to the fund, would :
< drive out all the quacks and =
/ give the good doctors a chance :
/ that they will never have unless !
:. they make their qualifications !
!. known to the people
:. :: u 2: :: :, :: :; :; :: :; :: :; :; :: :; :
President Taft has accepted an in
vitation to attend the dedication cere
monies of the National Home of tn
Printing Pressmen and Assistants
Union in June next The home Is nov
being completed at Hale Springs
Tenn.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Keeping constantly at sanitation
will wipe out cholera and guarantee
the city against its temperance.
Nothing else will.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Additions to the list of Generals re-
rinu lis that the skeleton American
army is made up of almost as MANY
officers as men.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Fearing that the American meat
trust Is endeayoring to control the
Australian trade, the commonwealth
states that no expense will be spared
to check the monopoly.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

'Tis the voice OF the slugargd: l
heard him complaint;
"YOn have walked me too soon; must
slumber again."
Isaac Watts.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

Education of the children takes
first place in the responsibilities OF
the Territory of Hawaii
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

All that is human must TetrOgrade
ii il do not advance.
-Edward GibbOn 1737-l794).
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

$4,000 dining room at the Bethlehem
Steel Works.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09

A few of the walker Lots" on King
street left at $1,000 and on Young street
at 5000.
A very desirable piece of Kaimuki
property on 18th avenue.
An $500 bargain in Makiki district.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-22

run over and across certain County
''""dS' was granted by the Board
Monday, June S. 1911
FRANCHISE
10 the County commissioners of Kitti-
tas County, Washington.
Gentlemcn:-
IN" und"rSingned. Guy c. Williams
ana Wayne Murray respectfully applv for
franchise to be granted TO the said
applicants their associates and ASSIGNS
Tor the purpose of erecting a pole and
wire line for the transmission thereon
OF electric current for Illuminating and
power purposes, along the following
route to-wit:
Beginning at the east boundary of the
| city limits of the city Of Ellcnsburg i'm
klttitaS County, Washington on the
streets therein known as Capital avenue.
ana running thence east on the north
SD" OF the county road extending caster
~ thcr"irom for a distance of about ONE
fourth of a mile to the center of section
l. township II north. range Is east OF
the willamette Meridian. thence south
on the east side of the county road n
distance of onc-half mile to the south
Ilhe OF section aforesaid: thence east
on IA. month .fl, , -,
distorc, of on, 49,, tr V"' u
the section corner common to sections
& : ,rd \ j., t,..,.,i.. 80
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-22
GUY G. WILLIAMS
WAYNE MURRAY.
RI AhIN LICE


Know all men by these presents, that
the County OF kittitas. in the state OF
Washington mas granted, and by these
presents grant unto Guy c. Williams and
Wayne Murray their associates and
assigns, the right privilege and fran
chise to construct. maintain and operate
a pole line with wires stretched thereon
for the purpose OF transmitting electric
current for Illuminating and power pur-
poses along the following route. to-wit:
beginning at the east boundary of the
city limits OF the City of Ellensburs in
Kittitas County, Washington. on street
therein known as Capital avenue, and
running thence east on the north side
of the county road extending casterly
therefron for a distance of about one
fourth of a mile to the center OF section
l. township II north. range IS east of
Willamette Meridian; thence south on
the east side of the county road a dis
lance of one-half mile to the south line
OF section / aforesaid: thence east on
the north side OF the county road a dis
lance of one and one-half miles to the
section corner common to sections D.
g. I. in township II north. range -
east OF Willamette Meridian; thence
south ana SOulH'lIF di'Ii| Aii "''N 49,
of the county road a distance Of three
and one-half miles to a point near the
uuartor section corner ON the west sid"
OF section 90
Also. commencing at the south bound
ary line Of section |, township II north
range Is east OF the Willamette Meridian
and running thence south on the east
side Of the county road distance or one
and three quarters miles TO the inter-
section with the road running castcriy
east and eastcrly along the north SIDE
of said county road through section ~
township II north, range IS, and section
IS. township II north range - to the
intersection with the county road run
ming north and south between sections
II and IS. township II north, range 10
east of the Willamette Meridian.
Also. beginning at the quarter section
oornor on the west side of section II,
township II north. range ~ east OF
Willamette Meridian and running thence
east on the north side Of the county road
q distance of four miles to intersection
with the new road running north ana
south from Kittitas; thence north ana
northcrly along the west SIDE OF SAID
new road to and through the town OF
Kittitas to the intersection with the
county road running east and west be-
tween sections > and H. township II
north. range 10 east of willamette
Meridian.
Also. upon all streets and alleys no"
or hereafter laid out in the town "l
Kitttas.
Such pole and wire line to be con-
s..,.,,,+oa Of Al foot poles with five foot
cross arms on that portion OF sald route
extending east on the north SIDE OF .ne
county road between the quarter section
corner on the south side of section l.
township II north. range IS ana tine cor
mar common to sections ., 6, ana s.
township II north. range IL; ana OF %
foot poles on all other portions OF saiu
routes. each pole to be equipped WITH
five foot cross arms. For ana durihs
neriod Of fifty years from and AFTER ,fiis
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-22

run over and across certain Count,
/ Roads was granted by the Board.
Monday, June S. 1911
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-17

MONEY TO LEND-On improved bus-
 mess and residence property; purchase money notes bought. Jemlson Real Es-
 tate & Ins. Go. 7-21-tf
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WANTED-sALESMEN

ALESNIEN-Local or travelling, to sell fireproof safes to business men; ex- perience unnecessary; quick sales; big commissons Alpine Safe Co.,, Cincin- uati
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A bargain as an investment-lot 7Ox- 150 on 10th avenue, south, between 18th and 18th streets, 2-story resi- dence with Il rooms, bath rooms, all in first-class condition. This house was built and occupied for number of years by one of the best known citizens of Birmin g1am, and Is, therefore, modern in all its apart ments, and is rented on basis of 10 per cent on s1,000.00. The price of this property has recently been reduced from $10.000.00 to $s600.00 on very liberal terms of $500.00 cash and the balance on terms satisfac- tory to the purchaser with interest at per cent.
 Here Is q modern home, a 2-story resi- dence built of stucco and frame, fur mace heated rooms, all elegantly finished, each bed room having a large closet. located on a beautiful lot 60x150 feet in Fountain Heights one-half block from street car, price having been reduced from $6250.00 to s5S25.00 for quick sale. This is a real bargain for a home. and the terms can be arranged to suit the purchaser.
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WE negrotia loans and sell real es- tate; can handle desirable farm loans MaloneMcConnell Co. 219 21st street
 7-17-tf
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MACHINERY

FOR SALE-One 20x24x131sx20-inch Nor walk compressor; one 13x12-inch Ball engine; one 15x14-ineh Ball engine; one 2ox4s-inch Corliss engine; one 13x16-inch
 center-crank slide valve engine; one 12kx15-inch hosting engine, double drums 54-inch diameter; one 7x10-inch D. CD. D. hoisting engine and boiler; three 5xS-inch double drum hoisting en- zines and boilers one 6A x10-inch double drum hoisting engine and boiler; one Deane F and 20X10i axl2-inch duplex pis- ton pattern pump; one 26-inch by Aft.
 lathe; one 20-inch by loft. lathe: one 1s-inch. by S-ft. lathe one l4-in. by Gift.
 lathe; one 30-horsepower traction en- zine: one No. ? B. koehring cement mixer; one 70. B. Koehring cement mixer; one No Smith mixer, with gas-
 oline engine; one No. 1 Smith mixer. with boiler and engine; two 125-horse- power hor. tub. boilers; two 1l0-horse- power hor. tub boilers; two 100-horse- power hor tub boilers; one 90-horse- power portable boiler on skids; three Berlin planers and matchers, 4x9-in. i; one Mississippi planer and matchers. 4x14-in. Charles T. Lehman, Birming- ham, Ala. 5-21-tf-su
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energetic, experienced, Inak- ing $l0o0 monthly. Most successful lot proposition ever offered. Sartain & Montgomery, San Antonio. Tex.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATEs-One cent a word day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for fiEst inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE

$la00-6 room house and bath, light, water and plumbing; lot 50x140 all in good re- pair. located on Fist avenue near car line; terms. $26oJ--New 6 room house, foot hall. bath and pantry, with all modern improve ments; well located in half block of car line, in best community: lot 50x140; terms.
 Sl500-5 rooms and hall; front and back porch almost new; six blocks from car line in good community; near fine spring: two lots 50x140 each: terms. S500--6 room house almost new; in good repair; lot 50x150; high elevation; To- cated near A. c. I. P. Co.,, about five blocks from car line; payments just like rent.
 FOR RENT 2500 Fist avenue. brick store s20. 26O1 18th avenue. brick store, $27 50. 2613 29th avenue brick store. s25. 2624 18th avenue, brick store. $25. 2916 2Tth street. brick store, $30. 291S 21th street, brick store S0 2915 27th street. frame store, SIP. 50 1922 24th street. room residence $12.50 2715 3Oth avenue. room residence slO 2I21 30th avenue. room residence, BIO. File 29th avenue, rooms, BIO. 2S29 35th ave, 12 room residence, 80. Cheek road, rooms, SIP 50. Cheek road. rooms, SIS. Near Cheek road. 5 rooms. s10. Near Cheek road, 4 rooms, Tarrant ad- dition, S10.
 Four room house, A. c. I. P. Co.,, s each.
 Four room houses, slag pile, $S each. Don't forget we write fire insurance in four good. reliable companies, and solicit your business.
 BERRY 6 YIELDING
 262S 29th Ave. Bell Phone 7
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WANTED-A hustler and a producer familiar with the requirements of the saloon trade, can make a big income, handling our low priced fast selling, successful speciality. This is a clean cut, liberal, money making proposition for the right man. We need several more good salesmen at once. Economy Speciality Co. Rock Island, H.
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WANTED-Two canvassing salesmen, money advanced. Call Sunday 10 a. m. to 1 D. m. Room Il. Southern hotel. Mr. J. D. Langston.
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RYAN'S BARGAINS

$5750-- Modern 9 room, story residence; well located on corner lot on South Highlands; $1250 cash. balance easy.
 s2250-A neat room cottage, well located at West End; s1O0 cash balance like rent.
 $2l00--5 room house. hall and bath, plumb ing and street Improvements complete' well located near church and scnooi, two blocks of car line at North Bir- mingham: small cash payment, balance like rent.
 $l15O-New 4 room cottage; street im-
 proyements; sanitary sewer; well locat-
 ed. one block of car line at Woodlawn;
 one-auarter cash, balance easy.
 s15O--40 acre farm good 2 room house.
 barn and orchard, 20 acres of rich, level land in cultivation; spring branch through farm; half mile of railroad sta ton, 2s miles from Birmingham. We have q number of small truck farms near Birmingham ranging in price from S700 to S20N0. See us if you are inter- ested in d farm of any kind. RYAN REAL ESTATE co. soa6 3d Ave, Bell Phone Sa5, Peoples &.
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Birmingham's Original and Unique White Way"

friend of ours who tips his jest with a shrewd point of insight, said Friday aftek noon:
 Other cities have White Ways when the sun goes down, but Birmingham has one that shines by day and gleams under the stars. I refer to the long lines of side.' walks that mark the noble course of the boulevard in NORWOOD PLACE. This is our original and unique Great White Way"
 There is felicity in the thought
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FOR RENT-New 10 room residence with furnace at Fountain Heights; will rent below the market subject to sale with reasonable notice. Geo. A. Gibson. 33S First National Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-17

SALESaEN-Do you want BIO a day sideline deal? Snappiest proposition ever sprung. Win sell everywhere. Strong enough for main line Amer ican Factories Co, st. Louis, Mo. SALESMIN to can on grocers, confec- tioners, general stores; $50 monthly and expenses; yearly contract. Man SIDELINE travelling salesmen make $50 [ to Sl5 weekly handling our latest production of advertising fans. Lib eral terms. Apply at once United States Calendar Co. Cincinnati
 WANTED-E Experienced salesman for Alabama by oldest importing company Tn America; line of novelties and limoges gold china. Want men with S200O. per annum earning capacity. Root Thai Co, lth and Market Sts.. st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR RENT-Comfortable South High lands home Garden, fruit trees. Rents forS s25 month. Call peoples Main 7s6
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FOR RENT---A , room cottage with large bath room. hot water connec- N tions, lights, gas. cool porch; near East Lake car line. t37 North 57th street. Woodlawn. Bell S92.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-17

FOR RENT-The prettiest lilue home in
 Norwood; has six rooms, furnace heat, ! hardwood floors, prettily papered and I decorated; price, $S2. 50 month. Geo,
 o. Mabry, 21Oe First avenue, phones
 25R
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NICE 5 room cottage at West End,
 Princeton, faces south, all conven- l fences. only months lease, s25 per
 month. Call Main 2373. Peoples 205S.
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NEW i3 rooming and business house be- low: one block from bank, at Corey; price suit. Owner, 1887 Bell. 109s South
 18th st. 9-17-4t-su-thu
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WANT TED-Traveline salesmen on com mission. exclusive or sideline. Bamann Mfg. Co.,, Litchfeld. III.
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WANTED-Situation by married man B 1 years old, 10 years clerical experience
 as bookkeeper and timekeeper. Can also i do some stenographic work. Open for ] change in position October l. Address
 .H-5i care Age Herald q-1O-At-s,,
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FOR RENT OR SALE-I offer my home
 to immediate purchaser al bargain, or will rent to desirable tenant; corner lot, nice home, across from Barker school. , Bell phone 6S27-L
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sF sFANTED--Pos by experienced,
 strictly sober, reliable middle aged man as watchman, either day or night, or labor foreman; can furnish i best of references as to character and
 ability have a family and need work
 at once. Address M, o50S Sd avenue. north. M Nunnelly.
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MISCELLANEOUS

wILE-GO-YOUR-BOND. M'DAYID-TERRY & co.
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TRAVELLING statesmen wanted hundreds of good positions now open paying Sl000 to s5000 year and expenses. No experience required 10 get one or them. Write today for full particulars. list of good openings and testimonials from hundreds of men recently placed in g9 Dd positions Address nearest office, Dep-. 367, National Salesmen's Training as socia tion. Chicago, New York, Kansas City. seattIe. New Orleans. [. s. A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-17

FOR RENT-5 room cottage and 10 acre truck farm good' soil one mile South Highland avenue. $12.50. Ow ner, room 40, First National.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-17

TRENcHMAN and wire first class Pa
 risian cook just out of summer hotel.
 wants situation. Christinet, 202ls South 2Dth st. g-17-3t
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RATES-One cent word a dayy no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order.