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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-02-03
q s'' .rus; ,bst Efa(es4|44A s1 X9sssf SS>4H m s"s3*

a great csSss1tpt fNon.Syv. SGI4fftt means
WsfiaM.!Esss ICED the l,igEwai6ra Here,
again il siii1 OF III answers, TO the.
question Why the fal1 Dig does not
prove SO prolfabhfs,i Simply because tie
WgstltsiT isl Gold The GOLD weather
does tnot jal.lkoMsthe pig TO. drink enough
water. He loses his appetite for. water
aiia Wolff drink enough when you
give him dry feed; and tatrn- him loose
at the water trough.
II the pigs wont drink enough wa
ter make tle, feed unto a. z-slob and
make them diiifk it..'Ns I'll Summer we
have the other phase of the trouble
they drink too much. The fact they
drink TOO much in the summer is not
as Bad as the fact they drink too LITTLE
in the winter. $ Z" ,Fg5Js=g5 47ft:tta
Nine,tenths of all the scrubby pigs
and runts are so because they are
ovcrfed and not fed properly. They
are often oyerfed on protein J. There
is no quicker way to make a .rlnt. or,
crippled pig o. to kill Him. in fact than
TO "verfc"l l%}9 son nIeteip. es1Yct it is
absolutely nitSrTssAl.yt - f1o11 feed your
growing pigs on plotein!.4 When they
are full grown they do mot need much
protein,
I have spent a good share Of the past
six wears, ar thes;station working out
how TO. feed properly. We, have pub
lislnrd part of. it in circula1: form-cir.1
csiiflars.%t2 and 1873" 'rhedy IL The
Quantities atcnrdihg 10 gain
j Ttlat is, when, pigs are being fsa1tttenedl.
for; market. .pne. should never feed
ds@estit,le culde protcinrpel9t TOO tuqpndsi
lihyse5IYsGGisht, 'eitNE"eg six and. 4, s. D.
teri hs pounds for pigs going to mar
ikdtss ~ ..havvlA them 1miyinaSd aafi eight
months old. In tho case of nists fog
breeding purposes I th;nk-tthc should
be fed nc-AaiM lGaif;6i1cr getting
ef5s S 5,;nEa} e g. as' a. a.a aaEssszN1,s
:a4sh' givenEf iii liesettttYrculaar 1S!A4&pis 4
.tlE,1 Isl sta'taas5et two months of4@eadf
.a u Ye9nins lime sho,llq1, hEggye twelve
pounds, of waiter for every, 100 pounds
ii'Hgs::S t1i.-t' 20 i'i# zAaln" sa5ee1
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ss 81; | v; { si5'11r: l,.2a 1g II TICS Df R'aEEHi1'l
-Harryt,-Mf1fchgr
State Of KotLI 1S!ssss? Isa1ba Abazs Named

You are hereby. Summoned to Answer the
i snow on aie in tho Office. OF the Clerk OF the
District Court in and for Mclean County,
North Dakota, and to serve. a14copy Of your.
Answer thereto on the subscribers at their Of
flee in the City of Washburn. Mclean County,
North Dakota within thirty days after the ser.
vice Of this Summons Ion upon YOU, exclusive. Of the
to appear or Answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief demanded
in!the Complaint. sis 52s t3list5 i-
Signed and Dated this goth Day .;of January,
McEulloch g. Nelson
sNr ln,i Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Office and observation-disclosures
-~rarret s7z1 T Washburn. North Dakota
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PIG FEEDING METHODIST
9VE1 10I 99aaft fA / s51Y z TIL
.lmpprtanea. of Mater. ndu.Execcise. In.
Cutting Results:

Keep m11qsaIp& /, gt,is feetsss.uiciently
after q meal till he has digested his
food in his stomach, says Professor
Dietrich of the Illinois experiment sta.
ton, That means to give; him7exercise.
Keep your pig running around in the
barnyard picking over manure. Make
him run to the BACK END. Of the farm
looking for more food: ia1t'is not good
practice to feed him all, he will lent
anyway. Keep him hungry SO he Will
keep awake.
Water is Of greater Importance than
dry feedIcorn, for instance. 1t costs.
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Treatment For Boo SPAWN.

, %Trsa%n7cFs For Bog Spawn.
Bog SPAWN OF horse should@be re-
ilieved by con1piete rosefandt wunItihgsE
water from a hose on at ffe9r1I lhalff i4qNp4,
hour twice. day. # this Treatment /
is hot s1uieccessfuI=m two week.; Apply.
aaaaisterA6f Gambault' s. sidaustic;Ets,is
salm.a ~ I'd T..r.xsis sls a..i1itsss z:sa5.
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E.EHofil.a 1gfr.

BYi!dirng no. Up a Beef HERD 1clN.
With, q good. pure bred beef Sire. a
herd of native cows aid plenty Of pass
ltairnii dlan1 a. farmer may i'm ttyesoG
three yvearss'. time develop a good ffsrqda;;
beef herd, which Will largely ip@reasf.
hissjITrofts and maintnm1 f3fhr Fertility
OF. sthe soil.a tl.sa s.i4.tiTaa Eas1 LES
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F, ..s, 7 Y2YsI7 . : h" : ] i ( x,l u 35f;:f| c SHE'S:
~. II. 4owa I i 1 pI / II riot

W WIFI; Ma7 +. wh G i Z: Eez5y:
+. bingham. William II. Town
~, Diver D. !, nn nj Wyman and
# An;ta 4 M1'HiH IL. N SHi ilah isRSE summons
sirrniI Pierce. Elsie !. Pierce.
5 -EIaf,l;js y an &; F] I'l2fssn ~ 5,AGaI!CEOW
ilg any estate or interest in or
1s e " tass S4s!'Sy9 f. ' ;hS1t 81 ltJjI
y Defendants. ! II
The State Of North Dakota pp The Above
SyH5 aS ll ne hs9s5y ,nImdO, d az 4, ,l.wsr ,hc cam.
y pihsy s;tv " II M rs 5"t5at aSes{y a q sa Haf si'i' sd Il
S y Of North Dakota, within thirty (3o) days
eSsclnsiye Of fRe day Of Service: 'afiidi il case OF
your failure to appeasor answer. Judgment will
D. iake,fsgainst yo,4i by deEiatt} t!tr the relief
p. Hrsl!l". eiiT J.lI}
f5t}# if$ OfIiee and 1n4t-otficc.
Washburn. n. Oak.
To The Defendants Above Named:
the Salnriolfs and danp'ai'ni IA stl'e above en-
Titled action WAS iiieui III me ounce OF the CLERK
of the District Court in and for the county of
Mclean and Siatn:syfj North Dukoti1 bl The 18th
day Of January; AID. 19li, and that this action
is brought for the purpose of quicting title III
following described real PROPERTY, t6-wit: All
.cf Section Thirty.-one t31 TownshinOne Humid
rcd Forty five tll5g Morth,fo III Ra,apiI ighty-onc
county.o of Mclean and state Of North Dakota.
If~Ilf't}f};s luf.sltd &NRessle
u q Allrn.. MnrLIlr., NJ ~
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-ts,te
heading will be chargedleeairatas
ID accordance with the ruling ofthe
Mclean County PressAssoctatton,
and no affidavit will b. ssusd untt'
all publication charges are paid.
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' s,15,5y d yy Jir,,h Dakota 5I5} Pm District Court:
SIS Sixth Judicial
L. Nj ni,rnn iPlaintin. 10

STATE Of Mort" btdatA05''s. s ssh . s;stE 5s eSsG;i
ag 8. M, D; e ns-s'H' I4,s,Dt AZ 7'b's'Fis':
:lys!,qsAgs, r i: D .2nntdi!t lsia ~
Banking. Company: T. l.. Bel.
seeker. Minnesota Title inSuraneea.
\ tTi'lst Company Trustees fri SUMMONS.
Fidelity Investment Union. hdd
all other persons unknown cl aim-
ing any estate 1p-ihthrest I'M OIL 't4J :
lien or cncuin brance upon the
property described in the COM
plaint, and their unknown heirs.
il ipeEtsiaapeft
The State or North Dakota To The Above
You, are EYliiersby umrnhho,naeI tot3aaaskker the
COMPLAINT in this action. and to serve a copy
q your anLy ! 9ppl 18th ths snbssqriRfrE fat II. their
Lean and state of North Dakota, within thirty
81 az s Sa, ga aAs a5iSe { ii fi tilbaia S' 81 Esr SaeHu I and ' IN
nlont YIN be taken against YOU BY default for
rs 6a sf5'ff Is aY%@s asS5;ai : ,l fs3 fGp Raii1t,, this ysh
day of October, A. d. 1869.
.zIlsYGsI .4at a555x5ssa 81 S,hHiisai5E k!i,r.
P. o. Address, Washhurn. N. d.
TO TILE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED:
You. and each OF you are hereby notified that
.s III H sef}Ss a esaa 9I11s saR% gSp 2 Rs S1 l(sa t y y aSey sis 81
-tsf-.4~.~D
Mclean and ~state1of North Dukota,o on the 18th
az \ r OF s]liPSf o4 d 81 a,at ID 5 III a aSl tbst shii ti ffsiG IN
plaintiff. free IRON ali encumbrances TO the
following aesctib4d rehbpropets. toiMitr2 alhe
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
quarter (NM NWA) and southwest quarter Of
ne 1 EhnESfssSasftauSSFftsitShssWa sdst,Asst and a assta,
own M is Raa fqssa0f fo fSsss5siss ~ Is f5st IL
o CT rang me sighsy-G IN t asll sS GsBt, e 81 M Sffthp S5d
: y 5l'iti9at = Hylahdida tiNtessie.
100. r,ogyoriss A atsGsasy W tas B1fiPt NHb.
.a5:.s Is ,as1ti itis Il 8ai
il sssan1a!ls s)HEsass .sl1 lsi1Tsi.
on,
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The large 4 Fl4 E7b brssa of hogs
(; is poteds for extreme length and
depth Of body. from which can be
{ takcnIargeipteces of meat suitable il
for bacon. They arc not as broad
Fse-as llft1larh tyFs sDfthos' acrossd the
shoulders JLlaes-i and hams. While.
: : not eaiiy maturing hogs, they are
aGiansd1 g'pS::s:5g andE thrive well on
pastures. ii.r" are good breeders, 4.
J faibh= Moi HRS and %produce! 1arge5i
llilsrs IS ,:!,1,t tbs ElustIatipn :
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-02-03

Old Masters ,sater and New, Millionaires. :
HHteln1ry:W Pike a picture expert Of.
Paris, says that many American art.
collections arc fakes. Hetirdo,:sesi the
statement of William M Chase, the
New York artist, that there are 10000
spurious CpFpts, in !. America; II would
seem that even the redoubtable j. Pier
.I66odntf Morgan lad bccrni2 s3willdled and
that; many of his early purchases were.
ila4,u$inm in forgotten s.sotalnams, MR.
IiAN4sqy.s@9ns thagitneeII diseEYoveerad that his old;
+m Fl !ih Sa wese copies. .5 fiyfn q nmi illi9HF
s'gg aaiibhs dki'iinii limit, wNliIittiif -eIil ,1:alllhhss Why ii il
Naaks>:ssft5afgaaa4atts Gaarlss l5thfrthsitsees 'oiilsl
tt4Htt Saere falses.btf 7. !s.sf aal1ssi1.H II
.Iylergll1wi4sss hsssiiellose apiehvcllAest aaAsAas
'sas itHtis sN4iys. ei a. ease Of ;AsA@eo bdilter ht5s
ten ,ana that sYqme Of tl ii5a gest-rich-q VI \
III lH1i u WIS t f.aS:l li' put it ill eve i t(Iiiias ~ fHhdeai: s'
.iitaf1hrpiifbfea i1,,stdd III 1tt,ii riiff 'Bfae9aan' ahtssaEta1li,, aittl
aleNassAs4A ii fsalAi easSndi MeraB sitts f;esevlsa
Esssthe. ii ,ul.pars OF, 'EIiNippe. Mar eSi'
annie We can 'ffhlasa,iIspe a. aalalnrffa4 c55
itprer Of shHpddy II g}a tf9is f9HntEy ,jaq 81
I'M. so mrulri. money that, lie .aIe@ 20
eially ambitious, and 2insese old mss
ters are necessary in the social game
the manufacGiaaiEEesiss3 or 5slSf6Ga- HES him
/! sel IFS off 81 70 ,d HSlrqlse i~pqFffEfa44EEeh sp p 8 fey.
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.4Spr1cE j. N4E4e4ekk Sill

lnhrtgaGe, c&eoWtHdAAaAf dalAGAed bMaA3bert
kantrud and Anna kantrud, his wife, mort
mp ER ageeA 31ssa ths1Sth DAY OF J%anqdrTs. A.
lai0if and flied forsreeord iii 'thc1oficcHrFtllc
register of deeds in and for Mclean county.
North Dakota on the 18th day of January \. u.
t9i',- mt s~:4rp'cfock Observation-Disclosures
III book ID OF rtIages-nu-pa age l42 .MlllL be
,aortssage "and ~4sereinaf Observation-Disclosures
front door of the court rouse in the county of
Mclean and State of North Dakota at the hour
of two O'Clock =: m. on the #llSthldd ayys OF Rkebr4lary
"A. ID. 1911 to Satisfyth amounts due mi, dsissaid
mortgage ol.thc dayalpf sale. 5ss s#s .=@ =.
which W. bss,sold II tp Y. isfy t n same u zaTc de-
! The West BE hafffs IiNts} I'll the southeast
quarter tSEhl and he outhsgne half Sc OF
the so.lthwcstaf uartaff:sSW a ))spf section tNenty
three go inistewhsli iIrHsnne hundred =fftXfl 800
Of range!eiVhty $50. westof the fsths (!th)
. Rf:Rs'R 2fate et5s 81 WITH 81 f5ak f5 ~ COUNTY q aAe-
Ola ID 'iSfGp peia i NJ b. 4 h, I'd a%n'H II H. ssfsn eaf Of any
ofthc instaflInhntss at the time That the same
shall become payable. then all of the unpaid
lsat:!!lm .-atutho election nf-tA .lei.l..
become a once due and payable. Default e%-
tcTerN Gl$rt aif119 H1aHtllaro tic NWl6leS aTiiTn dT1S6
and payable.
There will be due on said mortgage at the
date oil sale the sum OF one hundred fifty two
t...l+tE~ a++i- taratt t---.eHt-~tS 452. 2rttpgether
.i3TF .a,l. Rodsater and y. E.. srrtuveid
tflbi EA Mortgages
Geo. /. RodSatcr
.Ar,sraarIN t tstset be m~afit;asecs + .,,
90 81 Il = n r - . r HI
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NnTItE OF MORTGAGE SALE By
-s-t'r-r- - .----.
/, NDNERTJSE NENT

So '''' = -! ~
;Sotirr l. hereby given that Il certain mort.
.jiEo. c%ernted and delivered by Herman Z.
tTowl, Il singh, :uan. lnortgagor to Oscar \.
5ittic, m~ortgisec,; dittcd October y i!NF ,i.n;
tNed for rnf,ncF III Itlef bIItpd Of the regittcr of
.tedso Of tle counly.of Mclean and. sta,o,u If
4 the iiourafS :i5 I'M, hi,A recorded III Hioi
i$l1 of MORTGAGES ON page ~, will be fureclos-
6 .t1d r Sc 1siSa,n f. 81 b Il is s Edd Il IF f. ,5n g2h6 {1p aJa: g g
itc court house in the city of Washburn. county
i}5rbr"ary%. q. il H1Tii f to H pad IL liz AZ! a's.bi iaa$ >d i%e
ttpon said mortgage OF the date of sale. De-
'snlt conol r Il i,"l!H1. e o; the Nlln? n.
Premises described in said mortgage. and
Which viii be toldho sAtiaIs The sapne qresl.siise
llirnn, and tate OF North Dakota. described as
,ssThe squth:v5s,l one }%fosprth OF .s@cti;oani isiRSd.
HioWnship orc hundred .Iorty-aight, range
:fghty-thrGG. SNH1l Sec. ) Twp. AS, Rge.! S3I.
tIhcic Mil ht due iroon such mortgage atithe
'iatc OF sale the sum of -Four Hundred Twenty
tFo and 2n-l01 dollars, l%422-20l. -.
dated this lnth day of January. a. u. 1911. 3
Oscar j. Little.
Mortgages.
j Il. Nelson s
fittorneS for l~haertE;teee. ~
I Washburn. Mclean Co.. N. D..
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! County OF Mclean, Sixth judicial Dis,
s. Nj. pis tehh!|Ft 'iirlaiutia. f''qt'
lbtn ". stNs,js At. ,n.Si: :Bryn7 t}H4f:fl
Ipvt. Co. Mm. II. Brown n Co.
Il l.. Beiseker. Minnesota Title -
Insurance 4 Trust Company. SUMMONS.
Kustces for Fidelity Investment
Union, and all other persons I'M
known claiming any elatGar ill.,, .t.4.
tsrest in nr lien or 'encum- ~ e.! :
bkaicc upon the property describ-
e w the heff : .9"H'E''|'f ba ana tn9lEi f".$I';'i4l.
The STATE of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You arc hereby summoned TO answer the
YOU answer upon the subscribers at their office
ia the city 81. Wa$hhurli county of Mclean
and s%tate.ofi North Dakota within thirty COY
days after the service of this Summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of service: and in case
df ycur failure to appear or answer, judgment
yin he, taken, against sou by default for the
dated Il WaslhaRnrn, N, PAX. this sth. DAY Of
: lyland & Nuessle.
+ ~ no. Aaj itto[H Was III !% s%rin' e. i,
TO the Defen'iats.Above napMt: yt:I. "a.
The summon and Complaint in the above en-
titled nctiQp .vtts filed ia the office, OF theelerk
Of the district court nj ard Tor the COUNTY OF
Mclean and state OF North Dakota, on the 18th
day of january. y. ID. 1911. and that this action
Is brought, for the purpose. OF ~qttieting ltitie in
plaintiff, free from all encuihbrances to the
following described real property, to wit:
Lots One. Two, Three and Four Il. ., 3. & y OF
Section Four a. in Township One Hundred
Forty-four (14D North, of Range Eighty-three
ts3l West. OF the Fifth Principal Meridian in
the county OF Mclean ana State of North
t G5Hsf5ai s5ssR Il Sr1 IsGs s5S dia Sefs s6 81 FEo j M
EEactianal. North ss.-l .iarLeE-Lk @ f"Seotiess
Fourth Town+hip One Hundred Fortyfour
C144) North, of Range Eighty-tlree tS3l West.
of the Fifth PRINCIPAL Meridian. in.the County
of Mclean and State of North Dakota, and
running thence due north along
the. east section line OF said Section Four KS
forty t40l rods. thence at right-ungles due west
one hundred sixty (1GOl rods to the west line Of
said fractional Northeast Quarter IN EAy,
thence ut right-angles due south forty (l0) rods
to. the, south line OF said fractional Northeast
t9gaarter JNIig3, thence 1T rigbtangles due
east along said south live, one hundred, sixty
ClOOyfodsto tho place bf iieginhiing 9ssl li5'
Hyland g. Nuessle
Attorneys for Plaintiff, .fsllI
Post-office Address.
Washburn, N. Oak.
10 oiao1i adj 10 Fa4 = asEns5
astsa 1niInsd aysJ -tyiai 5sloalaR
. Il 1ssW o,Ia obi ssniflH gsa sni
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ct SITS Aas&s tssao h datiTls
s1ssls / sNn IL AZ .s1ssias ID
sgw sgat afl $50 saalasfs ii
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.a.:.. Il 1asni liz Il Il aai
u ss.salsrs!ls ..#E,asqsl' .stl 1s,t1Ti 1
@ i oYyi
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Mr. Eluffss sd 8aasi $ III q
It. It vas !. written is y ' : ed, in sin :. 9. ~ y
iii gin and hiSeeffW.. sNWAaii,,5 wiiat's fhe'
d5tgHf1i1eestis .ls 81 fasaes III z 1ss4.
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-tsza II Of - 4
% Ei1 ldsstas
.eaii Ias1iaa saIs ggtso II.
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sssssiftaEsa1TT8 lVifT75EI-T NJ f.5E7a 81:
Will VII lit th gi SCHOOLS also give 81 6. inp%fs i'li Z tq2.
.qh9W il l A9 w, tei eat Is 4. jam M saanpd e " 81,
without nhdulv sMear1ns the Features I,
Dill IL saiLsilssg sistfiI G4fEsf4 1ssssA w I'LL :ss;
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a,tatc of NNo'+th SH,a,kfottut, In District court,
County Of Mclean, Sixth judicial Dis
s Nj. pixehh.. '1iplainfir. :, j 'friqt;;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
FEATURING SALE DAYS.

JOrdan's scheme Of featuring one
line of goods for a stated number Of
days, during which time the city pat
rons have chance to make pur-
chases at prices that are sacriflcial,
Is meeting with all kinds Of success,
and people who are DESTROYS of pur-
chasing dry goods In some special
line are watching the Bulletin for
the announcement Of the sale days of
the articles wanted.
On the first three days Of next
week ribbons will be the feature at
Jordan's, and on those days there will
DO on sale ribbons of every descrip-
ton. color, width and price, and the
prices will be even all fslashed 10
ribbons" The entire line OF ribbons
at Jordan's is going to be closed ont
regardless of what II brings.
The feature for the three last days
of next week will be silk hose sale
And on these days there will be bar
gains In silk hose that will be aston
ishers. One special feature will be
three pairs of 65-cent silk hose for 81
Just watch Jordan's window for the
next few days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
FINES WOULD ONLY BE
HEAVY FOR REGULARS

That while notorious gamblers who
have been arrested before and who
are engaged in fleeing the public
should suffer the penalty OF the law,
other people who have only Just been
having friendly game between them
selves and who are all Of one race
should be dealt with more lightly is
the opinion of Judge Henry t. Coop
err. according to q statement published
this morning Es $500
The matter was brought up In con-
nection with the reduction OF fine
In the case of man known as All
Sing. The Judge holds the opinion
that although Sing was ~ sds~ler nm
the game he had never been arrested
before and that the sentence of $50
imposed by the lower court was too
much.
He also pointed out that gambling
Is carried on in many places through
out the city other than among the Or
ientals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
MASSACHUSETTS HEARS
OF LOCAL PlNEAPPlES

A tribute TO the pineapple industry
Of Hawaii comes from as far away as
Chelsea, Mass. the Gazette OF that city
publishing the following recently:
The other day The Spectator entered
a broadway Ice cream parlor and called
for pineapple college ice. When the
clerk spooned the shredded pineapple
over the ice cream. The Spectator won
dred in careless way II the clerk had
TO work hard pecllng and cutting up
the pineapples out In the back shop.
Upon making inquiry The Spectator
was told that he needn't give the clerk
a second thought In this matter. how
ever. In Inc cases out of ten, the pine
apple was plucked and prepared for
market by some Chinaman. Japanese or
other Monaghan in his own land, far
from Chelsea. During the past five
years, The Spectator was told, there
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
MORE IN BOOZE /.
Than TRAFFIC

Charges against the local hackmcn OF
were laid before the board of license
commissioners at their meeting held
yesterday afternoon. One of the mem
bcrs stated that he thought there wcro
u number OF the drivers who made
money out OF pcddling drink instead of
carrying passengers.
The matter was brought up in con-
ncction with an inquiry by the board
into the way In which Rosa q Co. kept
their books. under Regulation IA. which
compels them to make a record OF all
liquor sold and to state the name OF
the person to whom II Is sold and also
the date of such sale.
The firm Is alleged to have sold a
dcmijohn OF wine to a hackman named
John Haiola on July 25 and not to liavo
entered the transaction. A denial of
the sale was given and the evidence
was OF u contradictory nature. Finally
the books were turned over to Inspcc-
tor Fcnncii for investigation.
II. J. Buchly, representing Peacock
70, once '''ore '.o"s'. UP VI. "'a'
ter of Regulation IA and asked tho
board to amend the regulation SO as
10 reao ina. '"e "a""es VI o"se's ""u
no. 10 DC 'a~e" u'''e'' my oousm' On
/ po''eS vi 'ee'' '"'e' - '"..
UT one sa''o' VI "e. ' "' ',o"e.
would be more satisfactory. as 1t was
ANNOYING 10 nave T" "sN p'op'' VIZ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
NEW GROUNDS FOR
KAlIHI SETTLEMENT

Announcement has been made that
the Hawaiian Evangelical Association
has bought a plot of ground on King
street for Kalihi settlement work, the
purchase being made upon the rec
ommendation OF committee (which
investigated the needs OF the settle
ment. Rev, II. W, Chamberlaia who
has been In charge of the settlement
work in Kalihi since 1905 has devel-
oped the scope of activity greatly.
With October the Kalihi settlement
will he In full swing.
A number OF prominent citizens by
donations made possible The purchase
of the property, among them Peter 9,
Jones. 49, - r. .- .. ~ -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23
ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR 1T.

has been great gain I'm the pineapple
canning industry in Hawaii, Straits
Settlements and Formosa. Honolulu
win soon be sending 1000 900 cases Of
canned pineapple to market. A single
factory In Formosa. owned by Japan
csc. sends $4,000 cases OF canned pine
apple to market each year This fac
tory also makes 10000 pounds of fibcr
cloth out of the long leaf of the pine
apple. In the tropics the pineapples
grow so plentlfully and labor is so
cheap that can Of pineapple all cut
up and rendy to cat may be shipped
from Singapore and sold ut Chelsea
stores for 10 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23

On October 16 there will be COM
petitive examination held at the ma
val station for structural steel work
craftsmen at s30i per day. All appli-
cants must be citizens of the United
States and must have some idea of
the nature of the work for which the
examination In held
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-23

Next Friday and Saturday Jordan's
will sell 3 pairs pure silk hose for
500. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-02
MIA. Eliza Csthepine Jasbee
Dead,

On "Wednesday. Octobar IS. at
Ridge, Nd. Ms Eliza Cath. rine
JarbOe. wife OF John S Jarhos,
passed peacefully away, little after
Midnight. Size b I'd been I'll and
CO. hn@d 70 her bed. a constant ,uf
ferer, since isst Juns Bob ner
pstieOt CHRISTIAN i"rtltude 10 lie.
and her bTautifuI ca % ps>sjny no
the gr"a' bev I'D. p,>t~I d 1-r
graf fai n and dan ii. IS c"u.a e
0" thF thre hnld f the lif 10 rone
Ste was kird, fAtnfui, devo.-I.
untiring wife and a mother as We
as a helpful neigh Dor and friend,
hnd many are now loathe TO part
With one OF so tine a person ATTY.
Her maiden name was z ia Cathe-
rine Mckee She is survived by
her husband. a daughter. Mrs
Charles L. Cecil and two sons,
c arence N and J Irving rho.
Services were held on Friday a. ten
o clock, At St. Mich 4el's Church,
where high Mass was said for the
repose OF her soul. The interment
was At ST. Michael'S Cemetery.
Washington. D. c., papers please
copy.