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The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
ND SMALLPOX
 IN WHITEH0RSE

ks tHe report vas current about .re streets tha morning thaf small rar had broken out fH WhI'e70r7f. Mayor Tanner wired that e.fg for particulars and received che following reply
 av- smallpox here VIII keep vau informed r. Wfill1
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
REP. BAKER
 BAKING THINGS
-Hy NIasEa News HWa71T

WASHINGTON D Ta'y 7 Representative Eags- Has introduced a resolution calling For sweeping investigation of Iba public .and aFs and probe cf Che far-st sarvIre
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04

N " Eoushto0 last night reee.v- eE cable t1 the effect that the sta..n- Gec-sa would leave for Har.s al. T.E1n. m on Tuly 8 Re u-rl would srrivg at Sh1Eway at ms. n m
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04

R w Jennings. formerly a resi- dent rf sk8gwav and a yell known attorney returned uu the last Hum. n1lHt as far as Juneau. which place ---u L.. L-. E-Lnrn ra.Ilnnnn
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
TALKING ID
 CHRISTIANS
IRy Masks News BareaU1

ATLANTIC CITY. July 2-Pres- dent TaEu Speaker Clark and EN- yf.. President Fa.~hsrks win address tte Na#rraL Christian Eotoavor SO ssatv Thursday next
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
FLOOD WANTS
 GOAL OPENED
rBy Alaska News Beresu1

WASHINGTON D C. Ia'y o. Chairman Flood on faa Territories Committee has recommended Cha. the f f1I lands af tIasks ba opened on account CT fhe high prices paid for e-alrz tha government bCafs in the North
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
IN
 KENTUCKY
tBy Alaska News B8reauJ

LOUISVILLE. July a-AE the state Democratic primaries held today or Ua James placed r nomination Sen. af1- James MrCrear for governor
 F. NrCarfIa or Eos Angeles with his wife s roHri trip aazse1. eea on tha Seattle
 Tho children af SFa-VHE are re 1uaste5 fd meet a. .6e EIss Han al o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of rahears.He Tor fhe over- -isas Co Ha held there th.s evening
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
JAPS GET NEW
 GOAL STATION
JBy Alaska News Bureaul

TOXIC. July 3-It is announced here through diplomatic circles that ths government oC Japan is 10 obtain a roaHue station ID Mexico
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
ONE DOZEN
 EXPLOSIONS

Special ta Che Daily AaskaHI
 CHICAGO July The fun.fi' bomb within fna past month usa today exploded Iu Ha city conduit bF parties at this time unknown
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
lRy Alaska News Bureaul

WASHINGTON. D. C. July 4-The terrible heat throughout the east and middle west Is getting uncomfortable I started for the high notch in this city this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
WANTS NAVAL
 G0lL RESERVE

gBy Alaska News Hura7Hf
 WASHINGTON D IHIv E tfrka-sham has Introduced r HrHar providing tor permanent naval raaI reserve fr Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
GEN. EVANS
 PASSES AWAY
Lnr M M nrrelnl

ATLANTA. July 3-Goneral Evans formerly commander in chief of con faderatc veterans. died today from nrL.n-s ILsHaso-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
THE FIRST 0NE
 CROSSES OVER
Ipv AIaeta News Ruresul

IET NT77Ea N0W7 HTT9aIT DOVER. July 3-Vejriues the first competitor iu the international race crossed the channel today
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
POST OFFICE
 E BURGLE0
-Er NIa.I-. N. N-r.luL

GREELEY. Colo. July 3-YeEgmen yesterday succeeded in rohh.nE Che local post office of ten thousand dol- lars
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04
EUGENE WARE
 PASSES AWAY

.By Alaska News Rureau3
 COLORADO STRINGS, July g. EuEeue Ware. Tension lommIssioner under Roosevelt died today from
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-04

CHICAGO July 4-Hundreds slept in Cbicago's parks last night Eight are dead in Che city this morning and Che heat Is increasing.
 DETROIT July 4-The temper ature iu this city reached a hundred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Nonday-New Bedford. Mass Con
o,keIlv VS.. jeff Maddehs L. POUNDS; Buff
falo. n. y, Y. sLoughrey VS.. NJ tIWih
sullivan, 10 rounds Vernon. CAL y.
Webster vs.. Y Rivcs, y rotmds; BATH
more. Md. johnny Dolmn rs. Dummy
Decker, 10 rounds: Canton, O, r. McMa-
hon ys. Lew Reddy. j. kilbane vs. 4.
Branngan. 10 rounds each; WatctNliet,
\. Y. CIV Smith VS.. Kid Henry, 10 rounds
Cleveland. O., Lew Powell vs. Jack Red
mond. 10 rounds: olympia \. G., y. Y.
An star SHOW; Savannah, Ga, NJ.
Schrcck VS.. Al kubiak, Is rounds. Na-
tional a. c.. Philadelphia, Young f.rne vs..
Billy Willis. Benny Kaufman ". Kid Da-
Wis. Milwaukee, Wis, frankie Conlcy VS..
Driscoll 10 rounds; Augusta, Me-, Young
Ahearn VS.. George AIscr, two sin round
bouts.
TucSday--Armory Club, Boston, Sandy
Ferguson VS.. Perky flynn, j. rounds
Dick Howell vs.. Joe Nelson, Young Jack
johnson VS.. Haywood Briggs. Young
Reardon VS. Young McGoveEn, six rounds
each.
Wednesday-Fall River Mass, Young
Donohue vs.. Dave DcShlcr. - rounds;
Pittsburg, Packy Mcfarland vs.. II. Tten-
dali. 6 rounds: National club. Philadel-
phia. All Star Benefit. widow ana OF
phans. flremcn killed in recent catastfe-
phe: Newark. y. j., H. ScrogEa vs.. l.
Kurt. 6 rounds. Philadelphia. i. Klaus
vs.. Y. Loughrey. g rounds.
Thursday-Unity club, Lawrence, y.
McGovern vs. y Clark, 10 rounds; j.
White VS. Y. belmont. 6 rounds
T-,il 4 D..
r. l., Jack Leonard rs. liow4rd smith,
10 rounds; Dick Howell ~. Hmlpy tH-
rey, 8 rounds; National SpoCinE %lub
New York City. regular show.
Saturday-National Athletic club. Pull
adelphia, Tommy o'Toole ". Tommy
Langdon G rounds.
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BasEsAll'xores

Larry Mclean. the good naturtd but
erra,ic catcher 81 the Cincinnati Reds,
il Threatened It'll IN attack Of diptl-
liberia.
Though ban johnson keeps Il pretty
close mouth about all matters in which
his Ollie, is di1etfT concerned, it
comes from prett ,geetd authority that
he will Try out Young Mullen, the
Western wieldcr of the Indicator. Null
len. served for Il tirae in the National
League in i90o-iong enough to aet in
the bad graces Of the anti Heydier
element. one of bis trangrcssions was
to forfeit q garnc IT, the Giants at
the Polo Grounds afiiar certain mem
bcrs of tho Phillics tried to make a
Joke out III him.
Eddie LcnnCA. Who made LIS bis
league debut With Brooklyn as, an
embryo Jimmy Collins. but Who BET
err d out last season, VIII have Il chance
to reflect over lost opportunities as u
minor leas,ilr. The third basemam OF
the Supcrbas has bct'n turned back
to Louisville of the american Asso-
ciation. Brooklyn has signed sheldon
A. Lejeuno, the AanerA,an Association
outficlder, who holds. the records for
both long distance and accurate throw
ing 3
out on the Pacific coast they are
urging tpat an amendment he made t.
the baseball rules that will make 1t
very expensive for Il pitcher to hit i
batsman 1t is suggested that the bats
man be given two bases instead OF
one. This might work, but tue gam
In a oiurh would mean $" much that
clever fellows. like TIM old Ha'tlmerr
players might covs' ID It deliberate
plan to get hit that would fool the
umpires even under IN, present rules.
Thomas Ready, the Dartmouth
baseball coach. Who is spending Tn
Christmas holidays with his people III
Wakefield Mass. does not expect to
issue tie first call for candidates be
fore March |. as the new cage Will not
be ready tefore then. In past years
the battery candidates nave had lish'
work in February. but with no avail
able place to train. il is doubtful 9
they will get a chance to bmpef hh
before the date set for the first cali
of candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

bpb eNDtNa TO BOUT.
Cleyer. Go in Auburn Stopped
4 In Fifth Round BY Police.

I1uburn. Me-, Dec. 3l.-In the fifth round
of tiie second Of the two six-ronnd bouts
between Tommy Bergin and Johnny
Glover of South Boston before the Au-
Ebufn a. c., Saturday night, the cX-
fiou was stopped by city Marshal
NpW6, because of the shouting OF the
speSsatpssf
1t W4s lively scrap from the first.
ro6{he first half Of the fight Glover
made Bergin appear like joke Johnny
was exceedingly clever. lie would Joo
the Lewiston boy and side step out
harrsl's way. He danced about berslh
and apparently hit him at Will, but ms
blows lacked force and only irritated
Tommy.
In the fifth round of the second bout
Dergin caught Glover stiff body blow
sending him through the ropes He came
back quickly, only TO receive another OF
BergIn's right swings He went to the
mat and took the count Of nine, put
resumed boxing and was blocking nicely
when the spectators became SO bolster
GUS that the police STOPPED the bout.
Young Banks of Lewiston shaded
Herbert Porter OF Auburn in six-rouii
preliminary. Martie McGraw and Tom
my Burns boxed two three-round bouts
to draw.
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DIE D.
ANDItOSCOGGl,
.AulHuu-Chai'lrs J.. Damon.
I-MHEEI,N\I

y
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lafti.a.d-Iec. -. Eiizabeth y isos,4a,
,4,a VI years; Dee :, orxillo la Gse
aged y years; Dec. y; Mic NJ HnntT
ington. aged Il years. Dec. y, lsspe W.
Mcfarland. aged 10 years, in6pthsi, ~
DAY. pee. % William +. Ifcnnett. AGED
"a years; Dcc.7 -. Mar l.. Goosins. aged
- Scas. - -
StandiSh--l)"c. y, Warren q. kmctN,
aged ~ years. / month; Dee a. 10 be Goa
X, JACKSON, aged Is years, $ months, -
% Giioi.nan-pcc. .. Key I.gp4a,d g. Fer
ris, fofucrIy Of Fast Providence, L. L.:
Dec. y. John II. Carroll, aged - years, )
months. = DAYS.
South I"rtltnd-l'oc. -, totd. L.. ttdHt
FRANKLIN ,,.
FafminSton-i)ec. =, Fred ~. bangs
kmgiitld-Dcc. =. PeIlev Chick.
New sharon Dee. -. Ehcn Russell
GhesterViIlc-Dcc; r fho o., q, X; Jordan
Frecmau-Dcc. -, tioyey EiIk.nncy
aged anuui - years.
Tcmplc= pee. -, Isaac Sargent. AGED
s. years. = months
HANCOCK.
BNciisp9ri-- Dec. -, NathanIcl W, Ladd'
formerly Of HanSor; aged - >taFS,
oilahd-l 'rr. %. MetcE 4I,itnS Nto,H:
Garland-Dcc a. Josiah Wiley aged
MlsHlG-i'Vt. - N"p'''" F4VVi'''''
IIidges -, .o ,.o,.,;,.. ri
i-lttl' t'ttt
North lrooklvn-7 Dec =, Frank Secli
''il aseh nouns ,,ti az In Colt apea
S@Ntil't0 h. :. ~
- \, y i,,.,iii ii.I ~ infant son of Mr.
nd Mrs Em.fv Morrison
iir,.h UaTbplEDec. y. Newell a. pet
Tee aged d., wears, 10 months.
IsllsWoft6- bee, %. Mrs llanah T..
-rf1IiIdV aged - wears. II months
I[ENNEEt.c.
Augusta Dee -. Edward = lAttieiriiu.
fosua-Thomis FatadaT; ~ ldE, ,9I
Michael Moran; Aioart r. tF1m'" - ~
ward J. tan'ion; William G. y worth,
FarmihSdalo-Dcc - Ateo'L 'al'' '7tu
80 years
i[NoN-
ktEkiaut-I''', - i',fl .
Is years. months; IL Gay Dec. =,
Charles \. Arnold' !stu ~ Hrd' ~, ~ r.,
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Boston Wool Market.

during tb4 past Won, btf If i fb. '.I"~-
iuss VI, Of lie y,,,i, ma = nlFjsJ which
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taking nj ihn mil mar III l. apnfn.N
rras59 WIN. flI"r,. 55s,, NM. Gn,.i,,,=
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az nfion az ~ tr:f,.ft. al 5Iaaa DnrIn,i.
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BORN.


South Brouksviile-De %, h. die wife
of Sumner Condor. son. l.
BlJchill-Dec -. to the wifebf .harles
lIaiSiONc, 4 son ri J
OXFORD. IA X
South Paris--Dec 81 TO tIG ffc Of
oscar Tikander. daughter: uc. -, To
The wife of Charles Whitney Il Sdl.
WALDO.
Belfast-Dec ~, to tine wifi of Ralph
Darby. daughter. Dee y, II the wife
OF Sanford l4c" Howard. Il s,u
Brownfield-Dcc. -, To the wie Of Rev.
O. II. Peterson. Il daughter. lrc$ %, to
the wife Of Leslie Poor, a daiiltar.
WASTUNtTON.
astpUrt Dec. % To tbo wifc of Chas,
T. Brown. u daughter; a.. = 70 the
wifi of VIM. T.. Whalon. IL dat jitel.
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MARRIED.


ANpEOSCOGGIN. "A
.tabufnTp"ee. = Miss Bernie4 llapilton
Andrews ana Leila Nav Elwtl, h.ving
.. Sampson ana Miss Leli5 AL Hates
ROLAND Eawson Greemwood q Eas,ce;s-
.ARDOSTOOk. IN -
Maple ton-pec. 7. FrankI,Ricaasl spn of
castle I'm and Miss Alice carterPf No
4e9 ana Mis- I.aali May Dow, !ioFh OF
CUMBERLAND.
PaltI4Hd-ll, Dee II Clifton .IoiGin ot
lips Of Portland. Dee. =, Miss 4Nelaidc
Calian ana William Paddock lcnnis.
Doe * Leo Granville Smell IT La
Grange ana Miss Elizabeth Alice-Sltca-
Freepoit%poc. a. Osborn {. Pr1t ana
Miss Grace Il. Reynolds,
san Eiaah~rM aua Mary f'li~abgl VIII
kiusun
Ningtiel Id William Foster and Mis- sa-
Te"Hi%-pcc. ., Alfrsd Sortqn .,,:.Erse-
HANCOCK. 4sa IA
Ellswarth-Dee, =: Mrs. Esteiia 4 sAi-
len to William H. Norris n,
Snly-l5rc. =. Mir Lcnora wa man
and Ray Gusp;u. 81
CasliGe-pcc =. Miss I.illiia 81.
T4"mts and Ralph, : Wafdweil
b.tr and Robert " llinckleE, bog Eof
IlE.NNE BEC.
Iezyllle-p,r. = charles ric ana
y AogaSta DEC &c.. 5. .Dadxon Edwin GhvS
Of Bangor and Mis- Allie Louis. faH
Hi flala ~ ii1i". T. wflie NJ Lds4
Il IL 2
I:afdaif6 pra = Leonard Jay s, y
and Mis- Elsie Pottes= 1
Wecks Mi'l-- pa5. i, ti;trlY theataqnf
MIS- May Jones Knox y. ]
e'5mdea.ncc j. Sterling William II 4
tlnss of Tenant ; flarbor and Mss
EIsaa9f Could of Camd,35. i
NiG.llha. M Dec. u. Philip Thgms5 II
Enealand aud RITA Nouue of NinalhaulI,
LINCOLN
Nv lla!2ol-i)ee. =. franee3 keali-
PEN0ESCOT 8
Edngor Dec. . Josiah West of atptk.
ton springs ana Mrs. ElizaGeth c;gntpk Y
OF l;anso1: l'rv. q: Horace $. l.eadRSuE1
81 camden and Miss n NJ fouliksPn
Sp1ingm.ld- poc. =. Torrcv d Viii
Of spsiHslicld and .Ada N. Boyjnst4iff
Hampden pcc. II. Jay could Now 4
aud Miss Anna Mae Hich. 10Th of &;
bufch.
old ifoWn Doe II. Hugh n. jGtny
af Bcntsuu. TeHas. and Miss Mag
Brown al Old Town.
PISCATAtfS.
Atkinson bee. Il. GCor9" Leroy Snl1f
aHd Miss clara Hazel pickcy
MunSor-Dcc. =, Harold Stancafip(,
aud Miss ilazrl la Eree. a -
Parkman- Dee T. Maynara III. Peal 4
bower and Miss Marion N. Manter =
lidik nlaH. - ~ II
fipley-pec. -. LendaI xNltAo(8
and Miss Edna. Makelle III ~ /, sE
N-AIspl ax43H 3. ~5
Belfast--D Dec =. EFT ~ ~ xkis a. II
Euza N. HarveysT Dee. 81 Essf 49,
blood and Miss Edith N. Leaxksrs " b
WASHINGTON. II - Z.
MISUNDERSTANDING w. Boy az
Miss Cora y. lam bleton. &Ss. u
i'iinccton 4. Wellinstl n !2a 81
aud Miss laura Dow. s$3MFTs1ss
ropsiicld Dee. 4. Nellingtq &sT&3 ,;li I
Miss crystal 6 HoiS Of TalrfIsa
Columbia Fails pe, i, Franz ~ u
rift of Addison aud Miss Carrie WIN IN
Miibfidg, n,c. 4. NrtuIau X. Eaeies
al &'eptrcyilc aaJ Miss Sttail NJ. Streu
Of MlblidEc 5s'.
f.ilucricl-Er4Ilo3a y. PaN,t Il aud sSar.
LoHjse Er;tlluE. A. y #
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lYy ~ Ayers Pills are liver pills. All vege-
hFOr AX table, sugar-coated gentle laxative
for all the family. Consult your doc.
tor freely about these pills and about all medical matters
Follow his advice He certainly knows best s as Mac &C.

Mister. aged 30 years; Dec. q. Peter T..
Thompson, aged ~ years, Z months.
l;astport-Dec T. Oliver 3 Fountain.
aged 81; years, 6 months, p days; Dec. ~,
stephen j. Harris, aged months. 70
DAYS. Dee o. Frank McCurdy. aged 76
years: Dee %, chas. H. Marsh, aged 81
years; Dec. %, Guy c. Chaffey, aged a.
wears . months
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AvIATORS KILLED.
Moisant and HoSssy Fall
from Air TO Death.
Former Neal, New Orleans
Latter at Los Angeles.
Moisant Has Neck Broken Hoxsey
8 Soon Dies from Injuries.

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Of Liberty, WihilihE Il I'l", u
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earth, turned III '''~,'
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Pundita Ramabai. who Isl described
as the most learned woman in India.
has been working on translation OF
the Bible for nearly five years. She
has something like ~ assistants at
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

eTprnmy quill arrived III Hr"ckt"u
Saturday night from milwaukee,, where
he fought Bob Mon;t Christmas night,
satisfied with the Treatment he rccotY-
ed in.the. West. but,believing that while
Moha beat him good at the c"h9itions
they fought under he can reverse the
decision If he meets Moha again ana
can get the Westerner to make weight.
Quill will commence training ut once,
and Will soon commence To lake Oh
matches, several offers being open.p
him when he is ready to accept them,
though he has closed nothing yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02
BASKETBALL NOTES.

The Brochton basketball team VII los
the services next week Of Capt. NcaiF'
who comes to Maine to Cuarn a coilcS'
basketball i've. The lirockt"n manaS'-
lncnt expects To secure Harvey at the
Newport naval reserves in Ncdry' 1It'r'
With the best prospects ia wears tlt
South. Portland High School hashelbaIi
team starts its schedulc ncNt SATURDAY
Jan z, with game with Biddcford
High at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon at the
Portland y. n. G. \. gymnasium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

BefifIy Kaufman, the Philadelphia
h&nfam, has been matchea to box Kid
DaSis in philadelphia next Monday
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New England Building.

Compiled by the f. w. Dodge Company
Contract awarded TO date Dec. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-02

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-05
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
FLY TO BE DISCUSSED

No time Is to be lost In connection
with the planning of definite cam
paign to fight the Mediterranean fruit
ny and this afternoon the board OF
agriculture will hold meeting In the
Capitol.
Further details of the plan pub
lishcd In the Blu letin yesterday
afternoon will be handled and all of
The matter will be thoroughly gone
into from every point of view.
Now that scmc of the lines upon
which Entomologist T.. *. Carnes Is
basing his report are known the
board will take up these and see in
what way they can meet the demands
that are likely to be made from the
California end. The matter Of spend
ing the money already raised In Or
Ter to meet with the eificiences of the
case will also be discussed.
Forester Ralph S. IIosmer has n
couple of reports which he may pre-
sent at this meeting although II has
been mainly called to discuss the
fruit fly question. ...u... ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-05
SANITARY FARMING.

In an interview printed in another
column of this issue of the Bulle-
tin, Mr.. S. T. Starrett. the California
expert brought here to develop small
farming in the islands, points out the
opportunity for sanitary farm" in
or near Honolulu.
He points to the fact that the meth
DDS of many of the Chinese and Jap
anese farmers, Particularly the latter,
are insantary and particularly Of
fensive to the American housewife as
well as all of those who are supplied
with the Oriental-raised products. His
observation. which is backed up by
| that of the sanitary commission, is
that Orientals adopt methods of fer.
tilizing their lettuce and other gar.
den truck that render them abhorreni
for table use.
In the lack of sanitary observance
of the Oriental gardeners, Mr.. Star.
rett sees an immediate opportunity
for. the man. With brains and energy
who will raise garden stuff here guar
anteed to be sanitary, advertise II
properly and sell It in Honolulu at a
good profit.
Experience elsewhere gives sound.
ness to Mr., Starrett's reasoning Many
d large city of the United States suf'
fored from "doped" milk until mer
caiuc along to establish the certified
milk'' system that guaranteed abso
lutely pure milk for the fathers ant
mothers and babies of the country
md there were no protests when Ger
u6ed MIX brought a cent or two cent
more per quart than the uncertifie,
product. ~
Many a gardener, with an eye t
pleasing not the Indifferent but tn,
fsr;tidious customer. took particula
care with his produce and put 1t oil
the market guaranteed in every way
and at an advance, too.
l.. Cow butter" stores, where one cal
go and purchase butter assured tina
he rs not getting oleomargarine, ar
;nniy a sy,np.em OF the national low
of getting square deal" in food an,
the national trait of being willing l.
pay little more for it,
These are but instances. In ever,
case where the plan has been given
fair trial, producers who give the pub
lie the best possible output are as
sured of being able to realize more OF
It than the producers whose aim is Il
] give the public false weights or adul
ftdrated food -. ~
SMr. Starretts ideas deserve YER,
serious consideration, and the farmer
who tries them will rest assured o
patronage from the start from Homo
ttulu people who prefer the best to b.
.thad. a =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-05
FIGURES vs.. FROTH.

The engineers estimates on the
Heeia belt-road contract are sufficient
answer to Link McCandless's asser-
ton that there is something like $780,
900 profit In the job.
II may be pointed out also that II
McCandless and Wilson believed Their,
was 100000 profit in the job, they are
fairly entitled to be classed In the cat.
egory " irresponsible bidders"
The chairman of the Loan Fund
Commission, Mr.. Andrew Adams
asked the public to withhold Judgment
until the engineers estimates were
made public. They are made public
by the b u ! | G I n today and the mar.
Gin in the job is shown to be compar,
atively small,-so small, In fact, that
several local contractors declare the
successful bidder will make no profit
McCandless's attack on the Boil
Road Commission so far has not been
backed up by any valid arguments
on the other hand, the commission
has distinctly the best of IL on the fig
ures given by the consulting engineer
Mr. Gere Until Wilson and his po,
ltical bedfellow from Liliha street