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The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Bordered materials are very much.in evidence
In the smart new gowns, aad prominent feature
Is the use OF black in the design
This photograph just received from Paris
shows chiffon creation OF the popular French
modesto Christane Sebillon. The exquisite bor-
der design is from the Marie Antoinette period
with iloral baskets in shades OF pink, on black
background scattered over with white dots. The
main material shows white ground with small
black DOTS
The border is effectively used TO form a
basque, and also appears at the edge of the tuuic
skirt, which has deep hem of black liberty
satin.
Peasant sleeves finished with cuffs of black
satin trimmed in straps of black and white satin
The black satin straps at the neck of the bodice
also have the touch OF white,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

the cold weather are not loaflng
Most of them are laying eggs, which
VIII hatch when the first warm breeze
from the southland is waited through
your open windows.
Antifly crusades are fine, unques-
uonably, but TO be most effective
they ought to be well under way right
now. Keep up an endless 36J-day-
a-year fight.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Somebody, long ago, earned for HIM.
self niche IN the halls OF fame by
advising people to lock their stable
doors before the horse Is stolen.
That's good common sense. But every.
body doesn't keep horses SO there
Won are
Stop n minute.
What's this3 A fy? sure. tn
head OF an ordinary houseiy, magined
mgny times so that you might yet
better acquainted with H. That's youf
problem. Mrs Housewife. for he
house without at least one fly in Il IS
an extreme rarity. Flies are nui.
sanees; they arc unhealthy; also. they
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
A.ron,ae Test Successful.

SAN DIGO, Cal, Feb. 1.-liarr,
Hardness, ~ millionaire aviator o
pasadena rhde the first flight in his
kory today Is aerial messenger IN time
bf. war. btring dispatches from the
to American field troops
darkness starting from North Island
few alos the bay to The border OPP
hosjte IA Juana. where Americas
Groops fe enforcing the neutrality
laws. dipped several government des
orders rcf the troops from
Ma iorj MacManus, commaIdant Of
For psecrans and several packages
bf mg.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Here's brand new bolero costume by Mar
tial and Armand, the French makers. Only the
photograph has yet reached America
The skirt, on high waistband, shows broad
front panel of fatty stitched pleats, and is made
of tan perma mohair. There is overhanging
box pleat in the back.
The lower part OF skirt is made of blue perma
mohar, with very effective finish of blue silk
embroidery between folded pipings.
The tan chiffon bodice is trimmed with broad
bands of batiste and English embroidery. The
collar is made of heavy blue cord embroidery
with tasseled ends The entire bodice is tucked
by hand in clusters of five narrow tucks, with a
broad tuck in either side. .
The sleeves are short and cut In one with the
bodice, peasant STYLE and are finished with a
band of the embroidery and fold OF blue satin.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Every time you see fly swat IL
good and hard. And thus you save
the task OF killing half dozen bill
lions of its children next summer.
Put the whole family on the job.
Watch for the flies; maybe there are
only a few residing With you-swat
anyhow.
Now is the best time to start your
own individual fly crusade.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

ere'fies, which ought 10 be enough nf
an Indictment OF course, IL is no
new thing TO advocate an antiay
crusade Lots OF people have done
that. Last summer most OF the house.
wives ia Detroit spent more or lees
time swatting flies That was fine
But they waited until summer 10 DO
e.; waited until the house began 10
get filed mp with the little pests:
until IL was already one big fight.
How do flies get started I'm he
spring? Answer that and you have
the whole hy problem in nutshell
Those few flies smuggling all winter
long In the rooms kept warm during
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
A.ther EARTHQUAKE REGISTERED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. I.-Ihe
6eisnograph of Father Odenbach. at
Et hgnatius college, today. shovel
knfher earthquake shock which he
kai a. $3.50 last night, reaching Il
hhimum intensity at S:35.2O and con-
|iming until S:43. The distance was
|ydicated at about 1000 miles but Il
las not believed the shock was yio-
Int enough 10 have dcne any dam
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
SWEENEY BEGINS DUTIES

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 7.-(Spe-
Et)-willard Sweeney, Of Bay City,
krcessor TO Samuel Kelley as secre-
hry of the state railroad commission
|egan his new duties this morning.
is expected tht the commission
I'm meet "Wednesday and formally
|ect the new SECRETARY.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
4 ssn. ooo IRE mn sruReis.

| STURGiSI Mich, Feb. 7-(Spe
Hall-B n Freeland, Sons G. Co.'S
INK factor. employing 80 men, was
btally deSoyed by fire early this
borning. Loss fifty thousand Six.
I,x carsBtanding on the Freelanl
kding offhe g. r. G l. tracks were
|lso BURIED.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
Presets Townsend's Credentials.

WASHINGTON, q. g.. Fob. :. Sen.
tor Rfrows today pretended 10 the
credentials oil Charles ~.
Tow nynd his successor They were
lad I'd formally received by tho ser.
he. PULLMAN.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
wou,d SEN Bod over Counter.

Would Sell Bofds over Counter.
Controller Hheman asked tGc
|ouncil. TUESDAY through the com.
Littee on waysand means, for psr-
bisslon to sellover the counter the
lao. oO6 worth of public school and
ever bonds. n which no bids were,
6ceiyed wheJ they were advertised
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08
observations Of
ABachelorGirl |

10 you suppose n girl ever puts
b real secrets down in her diary.
80
Some women's idea of setting their
|uses in order is y move the furni.
re all around int new places.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Womon's = mass OF furry and fuss
mans u bunch ot worry and citss
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

Jeh prirUnz i,opr uight. 1Isae-
priUting Co.. No. ~ fohn E-St call
Main 1890 CITY J3s5.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-08

tbs sliIKIng whlte Wide vale serge suit Is.
By Bernard Of Paris. from whom our French
fashion correspondent secured the first photo
graph.
The jacket is cut away short and rounding in
front like q bofero, and has fiat pleated basque
tail IL has a broad fichu-like collar of black and
white striped taffeta silk, bordered with q cloth
strap which holds three buttons and silk-bound
buttonboles for the front closing. The cuffs of
the thrce-quarter sleeves of the black and
white striped tafeta, and trimmed with three
serge-covcred buttons. Two buttons decorate
each side OF the coat above the pleated TAIL
The circular cut skirt with high waist line IS
rather longer than Is usually seen these days
At the back there is broad center pleat In
panel effect. II is five inches wide at the top
and ~ inches at the bottom. AT the front OF
the nine-lnch hem II is trimmed with black aud
white si;k~coyered buttons and silk-bound but
tonholes.
This skirt fastens at one side with button
trimmings at the placket
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

weekly Bulletin 81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08
HOLDING UP THE SCHOOL BILL.

Education of the youth of Hawaii should have FIRST
CLAIM upon the REVENUES of the TerrtOy,-RepubICan
party platform pledge, September 1910,
The School bill is now being held up ION account Of the
tax BILL"
In all legislative reason and partizan honor there is no
competent justification for this. ~. =. ......a.. .
The pledge Of the Republican party, of each individual
Republican member of the Legislature is that the educa
ton Of the youth Of Hawaii shall have first claim upon the
revenues of the Territory The school bill now before the
House for third reading satisfies that pledge. The bill can
not be improved by holding for the tax bill; it only be
injured by such course and the only problem of moment is
whether the secret MES of the dare to strike
So far as the revenues Of this Territory concerned the
elected by the people last Fall have and only
definite pledge to fulfill that pledge is represented in the
school plank and the school bill.
Pass the school bill and cut your financial cloth accord
ngy .r......- ..r.. a..
THAT IS THE PROMISE. .@".
That is what must be done if the representatives of the
people elected on the Republican platform are to uphold
any reputation for partizan honor.
To hesitate to delay to trade and to barter the basis
of this PROMISE is an indication of weakness teaChery
and at least furnishes opportunity for the mean and the
treaCherouS the outside of the Legislature to get their
work of STABBlNG IN THE BACK THE CHILDREN THE
FUTURE CITIZENS OF HAWAII.
There sound excuse for further delay in the final
aCtment Of the school BILL You can't qualify on that party
promise and retain reputation as person whose word in
public affairs is worth anything
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

OF course excuses are being made for negligent police
department that failed at critical time OF is the
apoogsts for the City and County police department who
complaining OF the alleged lack of cooperation of the
City and County Attorneys office, when events show that
it became necessary to keep from the knowledge of the po
ice plans for dealing with the emigration law vo|aors be-
cause of the remarkable frequency with which the labor p
atng force appeared to gain advance information most
full for their own protection.
The fact of the matter that the police department of
this city has been amentaby inefficient to say the least in
dealing with the labor SnaCherS openly and Scornuy de-
ynq the law The result has been advantageous to the
labor pirates that they could hardly ask for MORE and
have on the authority of the deputy sheriff himself that
he should not be blamed for being rendy toward rea-
tive"
Friends Of the labor pirates who assist them their cam
pagn of transporting the labor population of this island are
enemies of Hawai's prosperity. There two ways
about that And they no friends of the people who are
being recruited to work in vertabe heIhoe of climate
and home surroundings.
When this town is entered by friend or foe with the p
pose of pratng by fair FOUL the duty OF the po
lice to present solid and vgant fighting front to uphold
the law and cooperate with those who working for the
interests of Honolulu and Hawaii.
No man in this city in the present crisis be friend
Of the Alaska Canney expedition and loyal to the interests
ST this city and the Territory No Copperhead who may not
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

= store in hurry and taking any i
:: thing that was handed out to +
3. him. They never expected to 4
= see him again and did not care =
:: II he was bunkoed. The other +
= store, where they were willing to !:
! take goods from the window +
+ and make good, carried a daily !:
: ad, in the newspapers, and back +
= ed up their statements with the I.
: goods as represented. I.
! There Is no need of a moral 1.
: to this story but will add one. +
Buy of the merchant who adj +
yertises in the Evening But +
= letin and gives you square =
!: deal. !.
:. .; :; {: .: :; . .. :: 8, 3, .; 3. .: :, ., Z,
Five hundred dollars night for
100 nights" was an Offer telegraphel
from a western lycenm buroiu to
Representative j. G. Cannon of IL
! !inois. TOO busy" was the reply
telegraphed back by Mr., Cannon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08
Advertising Talk
by Merl.

{; - |.
: There Is nothing that will kill =
:. stores trade so quick as mis- :
!. representation of goods. ! have 4"
!. known something of the follow "
I. ing nature to happen, and ms far =
+ as that customer was concerned "
I: that store might as well have =
:: gone out of business: Z"
: The customers attention was =
!. attracted by display of ties In =
: the window, which also display =
:. ed the inscription THREE OF =
:: THESE BEAUTIFUL TIES FOR =
:. $L00." =
:. lie entered the store and ask =
+ ed to be shown some Of the ties =
4 that were in the window. A +
+ clerk produced some ties but =
:. they were not like those in the :
: window, and theocustomer said :.
: so. The clerk denied his state =
!. ment Then the customer said: :!
!: "Why cant you take three ties !
= for me from the window dis !
: play?" !
= "Oh, no; | can't do that" he =
= replied; they are put in there ::
+ for advertising purposes and !
4 must not be broken"
:: "Then why don't you have !
+ duplicates in quality il not in !
!: design, in the store? If ! see !
| l. in hnt ,1rinHANf thaf !,
I. suits me why not sell it to me? I
=, What's the good OF advertising I
+ in your window If you do not I
+ make good inside the store?"
: The customer considered that :
- his money was too good for that /"
+ store and he left without making :
n purchase. Further down the !
= street he entered another store I
: and asked the clerk:
+ DO you ever sell II customer =
= anything that Is displayed in !
= your Window"
+ "We sure do. What is there :
+ in the window that you would !
! like to see?"
+ They both stepped outside the :
+ door and the customer pointed :
= out half dozen ties that suit .
: ed him; the clerk got into the .
+ window and brought them out .
= and the sale was made. .
! This customer. whom some. :
+ might think was overpartcular :
= or crank, was nothing of the .
/" kind. He was an advertising :
: man and was making test for
= his own benefit. The first store
= that he entered, where the clerk
= refused to take an article out of
:: the window, did not advertise in
= the newspapers. That store re-
J ' lied on man coming into the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08
SCHOOL BILL
AGAIN DELAYED
Continued from Page y

that this bin will come up Tuesday.
I'm tired of this constant postpone
ment II there's going to be fight,
let's have IT,"
Back Of the split in the finance
committee over the tax bill and it's
relation to the school bin, there Is
the story Of renewed effort of the
business mems organizations of Ho-
nOlulu 10 limit the taX-rate accord
ing to unques'iOnable information the
Bulletin has secured. It is stated
that Il. T.. Paxton, chairman of the
joint legislative committee of the
Chamber Of Commerce, Merchants
Association and Planters Association,
has made a demand, ms representing
these organizations that the taX-rato
be limited to one and one-eighth per
cent. And the minority members oi
the committee It Is believed will re-
port along these lines. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08
AIR.BRAKE BILL
GIVEN QU|ETUS
Continued from Page u

passed on final reading. The bill pro-
hibits any emigrant agent from entic-
ing Immigrants away from the Terri
tory within thirty days after their arr
rival in the Territory.
The House had number of bills on
the order of the day for third reading,
but postponed the ma iority of them
untn next week. The House was evil
IDENTITY in hurry to get its business
over and out to lunch before the leg
islativt- judiciary bali game.
Bills Introduced.
H. u. 247 tby Coney) AN act to
further provide for care of lepers.
II. H. PAS (by williamson An act
relating to inheritance tax.
Passed Third Reading.
". u. 237-An act regulating the re-
cruiting Of emigrants. Ayes, "a: noes
. ALFONSO. Kamanoulu, ~Marcallino),
Excused. Hale, <eliinoi Absent, Fer
nandez.
II. y officiating to disposition OF
fines. costs and bail moneys. Ayes. %;
noes. o,
S. H. 1i--Repealing Chapter "a oi
Revised Laws relating 10 fire limits OF
Honolulu Ayes, %; noes. I GonE).
s. B 7O-Relating to weights and
measures; regulation by county sher-
IFS Ayes, &c: noes. n.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

WHAT DOES IT PROFIT A MAN IF HE SAVES TWO
DOLLARS in taxes and thereby lends his influence to keep
TWO THOUSAND CHILDREN out of school and hand them
over to the TUTELAGE OF H00DlUMS?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

The minority report was drafted, 1t
Is said, to be handedi inlo the House
this morning, but the minority fac
ton found itself in danger of being
beaten on a showdown. Keliinoi, ol
Maui who Is counted upon as being
able to swing the Maui bunch, and
who Is wanted TO support the minor
ity report. was absent from the House
and the report did not appear
Strenuous efforts will be made oy'
or Sunday to muster enough strength
to pass the minority report at Mon
days session. Monday will show
whether the strength was or was MOI
mustered,
The fight will not end, however
with Monday. If the minority repOr
Is not forthcoming by that time, OF
IL II places a limit of one and one
eighth per cent on the tax rate. there
are likely to be some fireworks lei
off in the Legislative chamber.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

Sincerity is the way to Heaven to think how 10 be sin
Cere is the way Of Neutrality-suspicious.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

Rev. Francis Watry. minister of the
Santa Ana (CalifJ Unitarian Church
and for many years a Roman Catholic
priest. preached powerful sermon
on the prophet of Nazareth" in
which he showed that the human side
of Jesus is the side which appeals to
real men God Is spirit and we
give him our reverence and worship
but Jesus we love as Il brother and
admire as one who was able measur-
ably to live up to his ideals.
Rev A. NJ. Smith. PHI. D.. formerly
of Punahou, who Is now minister of
the Pomona Unitarian church, Is as
sisted by Rev. Paul NJ. McReynolds.
The church is very prosperous.
Next to communion with God Is
communion with Nature. There is
rest for the weary not only in cast
ing ones cares upon an Infinite pow
err, but in dropping upon the grassy
slope and looking up into the star
strewn sky.
Such Is the rest obtained in the Sid
ney Lanier Camp, at Eliot, Maine, for
tired men, women and children who
go there. We have received from
Mrs. Lanier little poem by James
/ Oppenheim entitled "Piscataqua'
which expresses that religion of res
very swcetly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

We have received from DR.. Dole of
Boston most excellent little book
entitled Choice Verses. edited by
himself. 1t contains appropriate sell
ections of poetry and other matter
to be committed to memory or for
reading For use In the Sunday
School and the Home"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

The ministry of religion is still y
live profession, appealing to live men.
Never before was there so much ell
bow room for the thinker and as wide
a range for the helper of humanity in
the ministry as now, and we know Of
no school where this range intelec-
tually and socially, is more adequate
ly emphasized than at the Meadville
(PaD Unitarian Theological School
Unity" Chicago
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

The American soldier In the Philip
pines Is 30 neat in military attire and
So Noldicrly IN department that his fci-
low coumtrymcn should feel proud of
him. This Is the substance Of report
from Maj-Gen. j. Franklin Bell, In
command of the PhillppinesA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08
WORK-A-DAY RELIGION
:: /. :, :, :, :, Z, 8, :, Z, :, II II u II {, II /.

The Greek church in Russia re-
tains its position in the country
largely on the strength of the ignor-
ance and credulity of the Russian
people. The educated classes have
revolted from 1t, for the scientific re-
action has passed over Russia as over
the other countries of Europe, shak-
ing the old claims and dogmas to
their foundations. Unitarian Sun
day School Quarterly" CLondon)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

like the planters or who has yrudge to work off in some
other direction can make it otherwise.
crisis calls for citizens and officials to stand together
The present is labor crisis that must be met by the loyal
citizens and the loyal officers of our local government
There can be no stradde on the ISSUE . .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08

Members of the House of Representatives who are hold
ing up the School bill are the men to be held responsible for
any violation Of the personal and party pledge public
schools. ...
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
The Sale Will Be Continued Today
So be ON hand
BRIGHT and early.
We expect a rush
and are prepared for it

block III: the south side OF lots TO
l3. inclusive. the west side OF lots l3
10 2l. inclusive, the. north side OF lots
II TO "a. inclusive. the east Side of lots
/. and - TO 81, inclusive. Mob Hill sub
division. block llS; the south side OF lots
and .. the west side OF lots and 5.
the north side Of lots and 4. the east
side of lots | and 4, block 1l9: the south
side OF lots i and .. the west side OF lots
and 3. block l2o: the south side OF
3. the cast side OF lots and 4. block
l2l. the south side OF lots / 10 S. in
elusive. the west side OF lots to II, In
elusive, the north side Of lots II and IS,
inclusive, North End subdivision. block
l22. The south Side OF lots / and g the
cast side OF lots ! and 4, block l25: the
the south side OF lot p the west side OF
lots and .. The east side OF lots / and
!. block l29: the south Side Of lot /, the
4. The, east side Of lots and 4 block
100; the east side Of lots l and {, block
lJl. the south side of lots ! and . the
west side Of lots and ,. block 1873: the
south side OF lots ] and .. the west
side Of lots and 3. the east side OF lots
and I. FLOCK l3i: the south side OF lots
and ?. ins west side OF lots 2 and 3
the east side OF lots and 4. block 1885,
the south side OF lots | and .. the west
side of lots and 3. block 1876. the
south side of lot /. block l3!; the south
Slpc ON lplN i hNC pIO''k l3J. tne south
side Of lots / and 2 the west side OF
lots . and 3. block li6: the south side
of lots l and .. block 1i7: the south
side Of lots | and ?. the west side OF lots
and $. the east side Of lots | and 1
block l49 the south side of lots ] and
>. the west Side of lots and g. the
east side OF lots / and l. block 15O: the
south side OF lot /. block ILL., the ives,
side Of lot >. the east side OF lots and
T. the south side OF lots ] and . block
1872 the south side OF lots and .. block
l00 the west side OF lots and 3, the
north side OF lots 3 and t. the east side
4 lots ! and 1. block 80. plat ID" Salt
Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said improvement Is
estimated Mt SlXty-fvo thousand one hun
dred eighty ana S9-l0O (S65.IS0.Se) dol
lars, OF which sum the clty's portion Is
thirteen thousand one hundred fifty-two
and 95-l00 tSlS.l529j) dollars. leaving
nfty-two thousand twenty seven and
S7-l00 (S52 .n@7.SO dollars to be raised by
local assessment.
All protests and objections to the car
ryng out OF such intention must be pre-
scnted in writing. stating therein lot and
block. description OF property. TO the
city recorder on or before the l1th day
OF JULY. 1911. being the time set by said
council when Il VIII hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order a. the city council Of Sal,
Lake City. Utah.
Dated August II. 1910,
T. S. RlNES. City Recorder
Sidewalk extension No 1913. 1896