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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06

membsn snsp~ion BE sr,as jrasa,sy l daN
va,r figures me e engineers ms o. ihe
,ie awarding q contract Tor W. miles sers excess
MIN Adams b neither roef any particular Intelligence on h para nor
We do not doubt that the city engineer could prepare specifications for
thirty thousand doasa mile " he wanted Co. he were
ming vad thousand dollars mnei whers has any
business T judgement bee. 's~n = ,A EeS' affair."
the chairman Of the could hide whether
country dset as the eo have planned IN secret refusing allow
tho public inklng Of the fool they had mind
question Of what the city engineer has estimated but question Of what we
can stand
contract The would railroad
witb nv teiig.r. lootir f ~ o half roaS , h.a - ~
u the city engineer would have laid such road and would have
may argued the commission spend
spend
build model Evidently their position
lost sight the fact that the Of this island have back that
two hundred thousand and interested seeing
b 1t is explained that the belt
sight and additional fifty thousand from the county but the m
eliminated it county
the toxpaa esneciav with school matters tI shane ttev m % b
necessity for for modern garbage with
equipment police
manned with demands for street improvements in the city
sand and other legitimate for
Basng hopes the impression that the members of this belt
commission possessed of business and loyalty the public they
represent The Advertiser early the fiscal advocated the with
drawal the
appropriations for the country from the general fund believing that the belt
road commission would the handling of the roads
reconstruction concerned and leaving the matter of maintenance be
provided for of the road which
sufficient keep the roads in should be Fifty
dollars if mixed with brains win miles
would build three prices
money to maintain political road departments everywhere
At this period islands history every available
of udiousy
mand for ten dollars dollar of for the three years,
and eighty
road be built half squched promptly
the community able
belt road commission has ewed the ishns
it's then let the
of the commissioners and the appointment of Others with less sefmpOnee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06

oahu ,ennhiei, % inryaion
shat he general pebble ioe boz know vhsi pklhs stu eh
sss ne ida q speeding tifuo miles eouau
1ca 70 aietlably that lht public
shat The ,pnsoa going public uoacr
tui AZ neither Adams
70 show ibis community that there necessity
fof windWafd Oahu, nor for road buag that
n this island had
with the public schools
anything but boneshakers police protection
with facilities for taking deserving
with The shame removed Of having public institution
compaeuy ap
paud the building Of ex fancy country
No denies that the commissioners
objection that
stances What had been hoped that the
looked after ont Of the
be saved expenses supervisors
tremely necessary public within city
1t is much be Of
mission did not take the public into their confidence
they choose to be cammOuthed
preferred Importance preserving great
air of mystery it present
bunge should be received with responsible
Chairman Adams Laundering through explanations
altogether too late, If they satisfactory.
the abnormal layer Of
dissatisfaction that all that has passed has
will do its work public and obvate the explanatory
when the next contract is to be let ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06
orvIc TnpHnAr1oN ID Arp or run11o

probable take up
tenn taousans soIs mile n. Sop. ~ thu b,t as and make
Sotbe definite upon which
among bidding upon tins work
civic federation of these rmO down and learn what
foundation there be, If any, in them ~
federation also present results i0B engineer
through the specifications and determine what relation there be be-
specifications and statement Mcoands
hacker bidders figured profit "
tacd attention and the effort will be made4c se 81 possible that the
touanddIar which permits
contractors profit Of from $4,000 100000 which Mr. cChdle state
of competent engineer Them
proposed
being through
try the road is to run has been announced that the proposed road to
built ald that obstacles like hills ravines
avoided
The committee of engineers viii see to just what extent this fancy idea has
what additional it has involved Railroad
things doubt but be that they have too high for oaus
purse many urgent upon
appointed present
plans specifications
the necessity building the
lack of necessity the For of the
mtee win be asked parallel between the need model road at
Hee and the need ordinarily decent road there and the in Homo
federation proposes public belt
road commission was supposed to do and failed in The federation will gather
place public
edge its bosom that the public damned the
probably once
organization will justify the claims usefulness it. 1t work
the public If in Honolulu
eessfu contractors and the commissioners who of the gang
by they
dgnaOn heard and the of business thought
received fatal the back
specifications
after those for the built in
which the Los Angeo had TIE benefit from fedora
bureau admitted possible
if Oahu could belt like
fortunate However there tremendous difference between the
Angeles
by the loan fund commission from the Oahu
the
dollars
pieces resulted thorough reorganization of that committee Therafte
price of mile
this boreB receiving $500
that for the Oahu roads, abmer $3.50
the
the Oahu into three bites
the civic federation.
scandal be without fear community
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06
CITIZEN LABOR AND THE WAGE SCALE.

Union EwakO
wagehoing tide which
There will plenty of
other island work
they have demonstrated themselves workers AT the time
and
hafa which,
large Today b law the Hawaan public works paid what
practically is
solely upon compete against
paid
they got at Il 5.s
This fact should be impressed those of Hawaiian citizens
cowding labor If talk
raising the scale they will defeat their Citizenship
not be openly marketed, the of losing
present. support
the about fifty expenses actually
necessary roadY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.

road awarded and two more are
to be let within
policy to
than to rebuild roadw main
tanned better for years
aud in process Of dsintegratop between times.
the belt and throughout the thirty
fifty going boule
wards at sixteen thousand mile have
deysabe and it has failed to
to in
line under intelligent
and damage repaired as as it is done If the country roads divided
off sections including
placed each section and held responsible his section
roads being washed away and allowed and
should
build for the
sections section with
list could tell what section aeng make the of the canton
make object for the hold his job and then
dependent solely the his section of road looked after
a profitable
salary year
necessary,
places for the of road supplies ba dhsated needed to the
various sections.
providing
plying telephones
and where he could the city daily and be also where the
city engineer could reach him at time from the Honolulu Office Each
be, which calls be
emergencies breakdown doctor is
needed n a police call is be fndt eit
sheds equipment
installation Of phones aud incidental gould be saved the
first two In all probability the would he ahead the first
year The better roads that would result be taken
There would be little political !o6t this
throughout the would WORK
would os self there would be little chance political fasprim
II n she lines Of what the county VIII have
le begin 10 arrange
htq D. ae better for them and for AN Others concerned Through e ppa
tlf be
out Of road aa hpd leaving M general fund for M manifold calls
Che Giants Nen for ened national baseball championship
fel 1f ppiepai Fuf by defeating heoAyp M ~ go nothing
4 HiNli The p@i matter " eqaai pei'ope Interest VII DO m eeuo
~ 3 President
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06
TAFT ZOE ooMnarss1oN RULE.

President Taft not afraid publicly endorse what he approves
good word Is for the of cities commission
of municipal power speech Hutchinson
Q said;
Experiments of
ca government think the general tendency of the
that the municipal best cities
which fixes the responsibility very small
makes them the whole people Of the city for the efficiency
Of the government The method by which the
different opportunity
the people hold responsible
ernaent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06

According federal rulings
portion " The bgh portion
Of tho high Murderer Wynne convicted the federal
murder aboard the 81 Roseearsi e hpd has Jurisdiction
"a la pnlon the
iooh place fled wharf nearby way
beyond lla Aen NJ aIaInay noraa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-06

flf naniH " heN hof laye enshed h national baseball championship
feT lf ppopp laFuf hy defeating noop ~ nothing
Thai STILES d qle eqael uens Interest VIII m
~ President
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
New Sharon News.

Special to Times-RepubHcan.
New Sharon, May s1.-Two business
changes will take place in New Sharon
Thursday morning. Fred NJ. Bortz and
Charles DUNCAN have purchased the
drug stock now conducted by the New
Sharon Drug Company. Mr.. Bortz has
been for some time manager OF the
New Sharon Lumber Company yard,
and Mr.. DUNCAN has recently passed
the pharmacy board examination. Min
Ger g. Cickers have purchased the poo
duce business of the Harpe Sisters on
Main street and will conduct the same
in connection with their old stand In
the A. NJ Moore building.
Gus business streets are now nearly
covered with the attraction tents OF the
United States Carnival Company. and
in the evenings noise reigns supreme.
Decoration day was observed here in
a quiet way. services being held at the
NJ. e. church. The veterans graves at
the cemetery were decorated In an i'm
pressive manner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
WANTS NATIONAL PRIMARY LAW
Representative Anderson Introduces
Bill to Change Political Procedure.

Representative Anderson Introduces
Bill to Change Political Procedure.
Washington. May 31.--At the request
of r. o, Richards, Of Huron, s. D.,
president OF the South Dakota primary
organization. Representative Anderson
of Minnesota introduced q bill for the
regulation of national political par
ties procedure for the purpose of a
national party primary enactment and
to forward the principle Of popular
form of government.
The bill provides that 1t shalt be in
cumbent upon all party members,
elected as executives or to either body
Of congress upon any one cnajority
principle. to cooperate and enact such
proposal of principle into law when
ever a sufficient number of represeu-
tatives from the several states, having
declared for such principles. consti-
tute a majority for that particular
principle. and that for such purpose the
representatives. as party members,
shall be relieved from all obligation
of party congressional caucuses and
party nationa! convention platforms.
The bill further declares that ALL
party Endorsements of candidates for
appointive federal positions shall be
governed by the party regulations in
each state where such candidates re-
side. or under such party primary laws
as the respective states have or may
adopt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Tell Your Wife
Tell Your Husband
To Use Cu.ti.clay Soap
and Use 1t Yourself
Without Doubt the Wonder Soap Of
tho Century. Works Magic On
Al Skin Diseases; Beauti-
hes Every Complexion.

Have you spots on your face any
where? Have you pimples, many or
few, freckles. acne, any skin trouble
or btemish? Is your complexion mud
dy!
II SO. you can say goodbye forever
to all skin troubles and to bad COM
plexion.
Cu-ti-clay Soap is a wonder and no
mistake. The first few days will prove
it absolutely. Cu-ti-clay Soap is made
from a healing clay Of unique com
position mined in only one locality OF
Mexico. It has extraordinary proper
tiss OF curing all inhammations, sores
and skin blemishes, no matter how
terrible and serious
This wonderful clay made into pure
Cu-ti-clay Soap is absolutely non-in-
furious to the most delicate skin. II
gets the dead skin and dirt out OF the
pores and lets the oxygen in TO refresh
ana beautify the skin.
cu-ti-clay Soap makes the skin as
purity and healthy pink that you never
saw before.
Cu-ti-clay Soap Is beautifier that
is absolutely exquisite. Its perfume is
captivating. II IS pure. Il makes a
creamy lather that makes you love TO
use Cu-ti-clay Soap. 1t heals wonder
fully.
cu-ti-clay Soap is sold by all drug
gists at 25 cents q cake. If your drug
gtst does not have il send his name
and 25 cents TO The Cu-ti-clay Co.,
Chicago, who will mail il promptly.
Sold in Marshalltown by the Mcbride
& VIII Drug Company. A. T. Elder.
Chas. ]. Lands, 3. A. Morgan, Peter
Mayer & Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
sRsFEAs yA.L 70 sklRrs.
Wsman Mhe Maequsradsd Fourteen
Years, Declines Weman's Attire.

Wsman Mhe Masqusradsd Fourteen
Years, Declines Weman's Attire.
st. Louis. May 3i.-Rather than
cease wearing masculine garments, as
she has done for fourteen years. and
don the customary clothing 81 her sex.
Mrs. Augusta Sieb. mAsquerading -
Gus" Seib, cheerfully accepted q 'sen-
tence Of ffty-six days in the work
house imposed today by Judge Karl
Kimmel.
The Judge offered to provide her
with proper dress and release her IL
she would return to feminine attire,
but she refused, saying she had worn
trousers so long that she would be en-
barxassed in woman's clothes, and
liable to arrest for masQuerading as .
woman.
She said she would be unable to OBJ
tain work as a woman, and that she
had acquired the habits and manner
isms Of q man. and could not drop
them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Memorial Day at penison.

Special to imes-Republican.
Denison, May s1.-Memorial day was
remembered by the patriotic people OF
Denison IN a way fitting the occasion.
Both country and city contributed to
the great crowd which gathered at the
cemetery on the hills two miles south
east Of the town. The band from Vail
and a large squad OF the I. n. G. from
Carroll were apart Of the long pro-
cession. In the afternoon at the opera
house the leading event was the ad-
dress by Hon. G. F. Kuehnle. Of this
city Ex-state Commander w. A. Nc
Henry. who arrived from California
the night before to be present on the
occasion, spoke briefly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Union Naws ltsms.

Special to Times-Republican.
Union. May s1.-Mr. and Mrs. Cal
WINERY, Of Ozark, Mo-, former resi-
dents OF this city. are visiting with
relatives and friends. Mrs. WINERY
will remain with remain with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hauser, the bal
ance of the summer. Mr.. Winery will
return to his home in couple OF
weeks.
Miss Grace Carr, Of Lamont, who is
attending school at Cedar Falls, spent a
few days with her former schoolmates
Frances and Mary Gearhart.
Mrs. Sara Sharp, OF Green Mountain
Is renewing old acquaintance. hero thi.
week.
Farmers are complaining Of too much
rain, theg round being so wet that corn
can not be cultivated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Clarion News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Clarion, May 3l-Mrs. Jack Carmen,
daughter Of Jesese Smith, Is very sick
at Bingham Canyon. Utah. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith were summoned by wire
to her bedside and left for Utah on
Monday morning.
Three men were here Monday look
ing over the hotel proposition more
fully. The idea will carry. 1t -
thought.
At the Memorial Day services In
Belmond the monument Of Rev. Father
John D. Sando, the veteran Congre-
gational home missionary, was dedi-
Gated with appropriate ceremonies the
address being delivered by the Rev. t.
o. Douglass, ID. D.. Of Grinnell. who
spoke on Iowa in the Time Of War"
Judge B. R. Birdsall delivered an able
grafton at the Memorial Day exercises
in Clarion which were held In the
Christian church.
J. H. Ltnebarger sold his house to
Jelske Cramer. of Wall Lake township,
for $1,000.
Frank Thompson who has been IN
declining health for several months
died last week and was buried on Sat
urday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Rockford News Items.

Special to TfmeS-Republ1can.
Rockford, Nay 31.-A new board
walk has been put In on the bridge.
It was thought better to put in wood
az the cement floor put in last year
was SO heavy for the bridge that 1t Is
not able to stand a greater strain.
The commencement exercises OF the
Rockford high school will be held on
June this year. This is little later
than usual owing to the fact that the
schools were closed two weeks on ac-
count of sickness. The senior class
will present the play. anne OF Old
Salem"
C. e. Ayres, Rockford mechanic,
who has made an automobile OF his
own, is completing steamboat which
he has patterned himself. The launch
is twenty-six feet long with room for
about fifteen passengers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
osKALoosA MERCHANT DEAD.
Newman J. Bentley, Prominent Cit
zen, Succumbs to Peritonitis.

Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa. May 31-The entire
community was shocked by the an
nouncemert OF the death early this
morning Of Newman J. Bentley one Of
the best known citizens and one Of the
Oldest business men Of Oskaloosa- He
went to the hospital a short time ago
and was operated on for gall stones.
He was taken i'll Sunday with ap-
pendicitis, and was too weak to under
go second operation, and peritonitis
resulted. He was the junior member
Of the firm of Green & Bentley, the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
IOWA DEFEATS GRINNELL.
Memorial Day Game Gees to Universit,
BY Close Score.

Memorial Day Game Gees to University
BY Close Score.
Special to Times
Iowa City, May 31.-Iowa Won
spectacular game from Grinnell by
score Of to 0, Memorial Day. The
pitching Of Alcorn was the feature OF
the game, altho F1cken, of GrInnell. was
scarcely second. The brilliant steal
home of Third Baseman Ferris while
Ficken was winding up to pitch a
ball in the eighth inning gave the
Hawkeyes their only score. and in the
ninth Alcorn. stiffening, famed three
men in succession. Iowa averted dis
aster in the sevent after Cole had
tripled, with nobody out, by backing
UP Aleorn's siit-edged pitching. by
sharp fielding, including play be-
tween pitcher and catcher at one end,
and Ferris at the other, that caught
Cole trying to steal home. These were
the only two men to reach third sack
IN the game.
Score R. H. z.
Iowa .......o o o 0 0 IL 3 2
Grinnell 80 0 o o 0 0 Q o 90 l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31

Helen Weaver Enters 0~undy Schools.
Special to TimesLRepublican.
Iowa Falls. May 31.-tMiss Helen
Weaver. the only daughter OF Judge
g. n. Weaver, OF the Iowa supreme
court, will teach in the Grumpy Center
schools next year having recently been
elected to a position there. Miss
Weaver Is an accomplished young lady
and was educated in the public schools.
at Ellsworth College and Cornell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
GRUMPY WINS LONG GAME.

Defeats All Haosisrs Of Waterloo IN
Eleventh inning.
Special to Times-Republican-
Grundy Center. May 3l.-Grundy
Center defeated the "All Hoosiers' OF
Waterloo in q fast game marked by
hard hitting. here Tuesday.
Grundy Center's fast team had q
hard time winning from the IAN
Hoosiers." taking eleven innings to
settle the contest. A home run by "A
Broderick with two men on and a home
run by r. Hasbrook in the tenth were
the features of the game. The score:
Grundy z, "All Hoosiers' 6. Batteries.
3. Hasbrook and Albright for Grumpy
Center and F. Champe and Underwood
for "All HoosierS."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Unions Memorial Day.

Special to Times Republican.
Union May 31.-The following pro-
gram was carried out at the memorial
services at the Congregational church
yesterday:
Music-"ColunToia."
Invoca tion-Rev. Mr.. Gilbert.
Music-Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Recitation-John Rogers.
Observation-Disclosures Kaufman.
Flag drill-Twelve girls.
Recitation-John Weldon.
Recitation-Adele Rogers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mason.
Drill ynusic-America-
Address-Prof. L. B. Carlisle
Music-'Tenting On the old Camp
Ground"
Benediction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Memorial Day at Storm Lake.
Special TO Times Republican.

Storm Lake, May 31.-Me,n orial Day
passed off very pleasantly. The pa
rade formed at the court house, headed
by the band and the grades in the pub
lie schools and followed by the W. R c..
and the G. A. r. post. w. H. Knots,
pastor OF the Christian church. gave
the m EN- orial address. The post and
corps were entertained at dinner by
Landlord Biddle Of the Columbia. and
at o'clock the procession left the court
house for the cemeteries, where the
graves OF the soldiers were decorated
by the children Of the public schools,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
SOCIETY BECOMES OF AGE.
MarshaIltown District Homo Mission
ary Society a Years Old.

Special to TIN es-Republican.
Hampton. May 31.-The Wonen's
Home Missionary Society Of the Mar
shalltown district, Upper Iowa confer
ence. is just Of age. Twenty-one years
ago It was organized and in the meet
ing which Is to be held here Monday
and Tuesday, June 5 and s, 1t will
be in commemoration Of this event.
This is always a largely attended con-
vention and this year promises an I'M
usual crowd Miss Carrie Barge. ma
,ional organizer Of the Young Wornen's
work, will be present at the convention
and will make several addresses. Mrs.
w. H. Hayward. conference corre-
spending secretary, of Davenport, will
be present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
First Pullman Over New Limo Bears
Name Of Founder Of Old Road.

Nam0 OF Founder OF Oio hoAo.
Special to Times-Repu blican.
Iowa Falls. May 31.-Traveling Pas
senger Agent E. Olin Soule. OF the Rock
Island lines, whose home is in this city.
stated last evening that remarkable
coincidence occurred in the opening OF
the Rock Island thru service from Des
Moines to the Twin Cities The late
E. S. Ellsworth, who built the Des
Moines Short Lane, which was recently
absorbed by the Rock Island system,
was one of the best known men in
iowa ana during his life time took a
special pride in the road which he pro-
NOTED and built. Wniie no pre-ar-
rangement was made. ii seems strange
that OF the new Pullman equipment
ordered for the Des Afo!nes Kin Cities
service, the sleeper assigned TO the ini-
tial run north from Des Moines should
be named Ellsworth"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
Motor Car, Clarion to oeiweir.

Special to Times -Republ1can.
Hampton. May 31.-The Information
has been given out here that, begin
ming with next Sunday. June 4, the
Chicago Great Western railway Will
install an innovation in the way OF
car service on the Oelwein- Clarion
line in the shape of motor car to
make a round trip each day.
Going east the new service will pass
thru Hampton between IL and II noon,
and return between Z and evening.
This service will take the place OF
and displace the two steam trains that
now pass here between the same
hours. The same day similar motor
car is to be installed between Fort
Dodge and Mason City and the two
new cars will connect both ways at
Clarion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
PEAT PLANT FOR FERTILE.

Northern iowa Town 70 Have New In.
dustry in Near Future.
Special to Tjmes-Republican-
Fertile, May 31.-Fertile people re-
joice in the opening OF the peat plant
and IN a very short time the machinery
will be IN operation and there will be
an output OF the best peat OF about
twenty tons per day. There Is a de-
mand for the peat. one company in
st Louis alone being willing to take
the complete output. The work is now
under the supervision of E. e. White.
1t may be that the pressed brick plant
may also be started up in the near
future.