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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-08-25
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DR.. Shaffer has an automobile.
Louie Clough spoke at the tent meeting
Sunday.
There are several boarders at the
Livseys.
The Sunday School went to Rocky Point
Saturday.
The c. f. Society went to Watch Hill
last week,
People from here attended the North
Foster picnic.
Mrs. w. Ii. Bowen Jr., is visiting her
parents in Boston.
Mrs. Roberton Of Chicago, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Shaffer.
Mr. seibel Of Tiyertou, is wishing his
grandson, in this place.
Mr. II. Eugene Clarke and family, were
at Benjamin WiIbur's recently.
Miss Eva Barden has a position in Dr..
Bates Sanatorium, Jamestown.
Mrs. LIONS, who has been visiting at
James llervey's, has gone away.
Miss Angel of Washington, d. c., has
been visiting at Benjamin Wiibur's.
Mr.. Mitchell and family, OF Providence,
have been boarding at w. Barden's.
People here report the North Scituate
"Old Home Day" a very successful affair.
Mr.. Alyer. r. Benson Of Providence,
spoke at the Baptist Church sunday even
ing,
Prof Burgess, taught The adult class in
Sunday School i'll the absence OF Mr.,
Lawton.
Mrs. Joseph knight who has been sick
for seven or eight months, remains about
the same.
Mrs. Shafer Jr, has returned from
Columbus, Ohio, where she has been visit
ing her parents.
All the members OF the Needle Club
from here were present at Miss Mollie
Owens on Monday.
Mrs. Fred, Jacques aud SON. have re-
turned from Buttonwoods, where they
have been camping neary all summer
Mrs. Lydia Wright, who had a shock a
few weeks ago.Dlas gained rapidly Mrs
Robert Young of Providence, was hsr
guest last week.
The funeral Of Mrs Edwin alisbury
was held at her late residence on Tuesday,
August ~. She leaves a husband and
five children, who have the sympathy oI
all.
Friends here have heard from Mr.. ano
Mrs Isaac Yeaw and Mr. and MIS-. Benz
Hampton in heir new home in California
They seemed much pleased with tha
state.
The will be an entertainment given II
the Battey Meeting House by Miss Nivial
Hopkins class-"The Nictors." The en-
tertainment which is gwen free, will b
followed by a sale OF ice cream, emonade
cake and candy. Al friends are inwte'
to be present and enjoy the entertainment
Saturday evening, Aug. Goth, and 1t ]
hoped they will literally patronize tn
GOOD things provided
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-08-25

Mr. Knox You don't want 10 meet
Mrs Gavhird. you v~t Mrs. Knox
No. u'rl mr friends Mr. Knox
Well. she's just the sort OF woman yon
and vour friends would like 20 pick
to pi"ces - Catholic Standard and
Times
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-08-25

Doctor Waat ma1e that mule kick
vous Patient wrr look foolish. but
am not fool enough to 90 back and
ask bin. Toledo Blade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
Small Talks

mDRY-Now commence. our new yeat st !. 1918
ED rowsn-we will have every style Of sport at Kaoani Park on
Tuesday aeropans
RAPHAEL- say good
Honolulu There plenty baseball feels be champion
w. A. BRYAxeovernor rr. to give hand in the eoonu. ire.
a shovel
CAPT zErDER-wAotAer am changing or the temperature Of tho
universe changing don't know but feel the heat here
/ ussd
cA11PBEI1-Albough have lost job am not suffering
for want of work When the legislature positions from
gave
be winner the Japanese
community will stick to their eOunrymen and the Athletic Park will not be
large hold the crowds.
becoming
with
which travelled there twelve people from Honolulu abroad
just 'front.' Isle, per-
hap had better the Vegetable Garden Island suffering
insomnia there and found the island for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BREcKoNs free admit that
opinion, Captain Feeders application remission of his fine
most inopportune moment for him. following as did the finding of thirty
you, nothing good
Heverybody
that em thnn habou the days they kids agn Sunday
school and hnnoent.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY gave ALL chance to
afOf the ledger My department with $40
appropriation way spend public
works building believe
hOwa Boatt
certain attorney the other day collect bill that past due and
borrowed
of m only had jeans and had to walk home KmuE
W. T. RAw1INs-when was boy this was monarchy but July
of the days There grand ball and patriotic
speeches Now don't have anything like that believe that
kind of thing teaches patriotism and would like to see Independence Day
observed n good way
L
seventy the cloudy,
too don't know the principle which the heated by the but
/ think electric coil has something to do with it
looking POlnean
This that ship
of United States ten had to shipped back to Boston by
Cape Horn they not Wen take all the
little old.enceut pieces out here nowadays
sentiment the Fourth July
celebration think people should also into it with
feeling that should be display flags and bunting
While it
feck explosives do not let there absence
of patriotism
behind
lead the high
Honolulu Why
Angomcan Amty Cmb No dues fines assessments bylaws
ipdmenta the object to be the promotion of gOodfeowp
British residents visitors this community
AFFoNsoAcodng this it
to
to should
education and for that matter other
g eminent
suppose ordinary citizen had unusual
the Capitol with Colonel Hepburn
gallery for the opening of April A. but while
wasa A
an
said ''I with Colonel Hepburn" He let
his photograph taken and
to be the Speakers
al DUTRAon occasions notice that daily turn their
especially the MagOOn Block and Camp
"P Hotels villas but they blessed
families Many mothers come to
finding
shelter My shortest out of it to
Of recommend them these yet
of ahees families that have not paid
for these where would these
cottages am ready at any time to
this kind that he she for them
~ selves.
en- HA11H1 pRorAATY SOLD sUBREvoLuT1oN CRUSHED
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
suBREvoLUTIoN oRUsHED.

JUAREZ, Mexico, July 3.-The band
of the followers of Enrique Magon,
known as Magonists, which has been
diminishing along the border for weeks,
WIS attacked by a company of nrales
yesterday, near Palomas, and routed.
The revolutionary rebels, most Of them
Socialists, who escaped are believed 10
have crossed the line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
KAL1H1 PROF AATY SOLD.

For a consideration of $4,000 the
Gartley property in Kalihi valley was
yesterday sold to the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd, as trustee. This prop
erty was recently conveyed to Mrs
Gartley by p. G. Jones aud includes val
liable agricultural land, much of which
is now under lease and cultivated by
banana planters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
RIoHT BACK AT HEB,

Docs husband allow have things charged the storei"
"oh think 10 would, but"
"bu he stores Npudns that what soy going addin
"o wa going that be gives plenty uney w Wlei
pay eash, Docs youuin-buaslo Espess
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
A NATION OF cHEwERs,


The Americans certainly nation They
lon all cutting
All which mionaries
gobeote of the female gender the marble which led the
Standing outside
spittouns
by
basreief ordinary chawming
iardmiere English
steps and pung outside the door, emped from his mouth into of the
iardini of juice When English
Charles 'il
From chewing tobacco chewing perhaps
mouth While sitting
having always
white girl King looked like the
whom pome' addressed the number of the
and felt could with the insignificant
children
like Shells adorable dmple
kissable
worth while running the of becoming bgamis
her mouth which opened wide receive them For the of the
the of her chewing could
chewing chewing actually
pretty all this
the attention the board health
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

Tourist fe m s e n feefeHlen' ssa lafaip lws ni iifs
naa riaf Iufaf ~ gHpfH
nHfse 40 aell - eff fal ns afsasf YeHH ltu 8 ~
flaa OBS feNfe n ~ me n #een lNh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
uHsOLIoITHD FRIBUTB

mali hs pohd doesn't either half le" sighed l long
uod fhap ehuptd party,
nWe hpt sepr faan sad 40 party ls sssoed part "Yop
inhyf uging e fud apa ni-eNagv Thlpns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04


with the ~ had dear
late Rev Eli orp, same name '
son promptly responded the Laysan artist
tng Honolulu abroad from his bOyOOd home of
fOrtyfour years, although he dOesn look it.
Probably evening
father had the advocates of annexation
and spent the last few of his life travelling through the United States
ectung Hawaii and urging the annexation of the Islands 1t was when
making earnest plea large audience October $780, for the ad
cradle preacher and lover of Hawaii dropped dead
aA%
appear
burden Of hearaughs Of the aged who deserve home yet are
family ties aid aided others the
good of others and ambition which all help and feel that they
Kings Daughters many
the idea helping those who in their through fault
horizon of life
problem grown
and the Kings Daughters must appeal to others outside of their organiz
the work while they continue the
Of little practical
present of Kings Daughters
~ from the INV Of The GOOD sHin sigStd with fortune for others And
this
the most delightful spot for such home for old folks is needed has come
the market The old w W. Hall place Nuuanu for sale
could life amid its
beauties flowers and palms with Ontnted heart making of youth
good enough
tempered by mountains
considerable
than againfOr humanity
saEe-in the name of the King of Kings
anything joke in
especially
have just booklet issued by the North British and Mercantile
which there joke and lot excellent reading
matter The booklet which the Bishop Insurance Agency handing
Honolulu entitled deals with estates
hundred miles Pacific rolls between the
joke Hawaii booklet
circulation in Honolulu, hereby clip it:
meta in Francisco plainly
knocks.
HWell Pat how getting along nOwf" he inquired.
o Dim hard yet but Oh have fine job in Honolulu and fare paid
sal tomO
you temperature
in the shade''
WeI" replied hopefully, COIN in
toime' y
secretary regarding
building Jurisdiction
followed his would be
if civilians generally the rule remember
practise employee any navy
Smith talking" and the usual SERIES such
"FIelo is that 1,234i"
Smith therei"
"Yes this is Smith talking What j do for youi"
a uptodate
of
dragged Likewise a people
you the phone but
nuf0hf Ha III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
POLICE COURT WIT.


The police court fvote Ounging been
the Dock although kind friends think but
L have listened with
OF going police
of Punch but it biting quality that
while will responsible it,
prisoner a
''The pigs told m it," he said.
attorney.
talking
dull prosecuting thought him
FISH OUT OF WATER
captain is like fish of when into courtroom
impossible help feeling sorry
the gentle Attorney
afternoon The appeared
of $4,000 him Chinaman
The Siberia a good ship smugge opium
From the Siberia,
does his thinking all sailing
But
collision with the United States
district attorney knocked considerable hole maookng AFT
the Of the district attorneys had ceased break that
affidavit looked ayman nothing
The captain liner distinctly all there when he
tie dining table Of his ship with fair right Of him and
TO left Of him but when he matches brains with clever
room be learns perhaps to his establishment that be doesn't know oil after ALL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
SIDELICHTS
EvnNrEo FAIRY TALES.

Any cheerful idiot actions public but have
possess gray While Few Of
honestly admit prick policy The Evening Twinkle Twinkle
regarding tho president Of the board health merit yet J. for
will a Of editor
have both interested fairy Hans Ander
gives shooting building
afternoon Jack tho GnSir all right children
but "How Slew Motsmih $ what feches gownups
Smiths
in the family Walter G. lambastng the liver Of Mott sight
the all dead Smiths shver
especially those Of small Smiths, should be able
dwell am Walter be jealous of Mott
say somebody suggested
paper only getting No
what he would And this being respectable family
absolutely print awful language
ANOTHER
Honolulu for the
board of health Office tell the the capitol it's
Star Office AS rule
something
publishing
Gently had Honolulu newpaperman
However
by again place the shirtfOnt twinkling
by The public
that the subject the president
the Star lost its If it had would
call it revelation it might discover
hidden the old numbers OF
ling the probably
thinks should
his position might be
editor the Walter should hhox
Moreover willing right
of devil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04

''Yes S talking ! 10 yOuI"
answering
the phone tells OFF the bat who is talking The majority prefer having
they phone but there
make who ask who might be the
Kne y - - ~
AZ last after long and muddy delays portion King street to be
by receiving something the road that will mot require
relad the swallows Honolulu certainly
crossing coming built
permanent payemn board build six Pro
board will build thirty and think IL
after lonouaus had the real thing
substitute, that the board slow IN letting
anything but the actual laying
pavement having resolved keep the preparation and the grading aud
haag e hands the committee but
0ing -
msihng really done IN he
ay hope h there win be repetition Of shat hapsnel 20
|Tlf Apdd fi Model qopp which Bob baaetis which
M pnas tf suburbs pp ls ampp cad ilf eese Hight
ea ile eaa ihe h em people ra others bad
demr up 4Ae Iapg Neri bgR several
efs gr "a beet heHeer and hf ilWe t sea apR ssy
stllmHN l A A HF lf Roadway should iake
slaef9 y Fap ~ ~ n 40 ns4 ~ hgg onaN lH fe ss
#laaHpl ~ pf non .ea r aHa ~ Heifr mH ana no ie
NlHfg AA1s la fl enaefopea su II llel nlend h
tNY ~ fi ite IaffHfn bose N1a ~ ~ ilf fhi ~
$3.50 sWn saHaanf HH l8p ~ H91a ~ se eiga iaa Hg
WlHH n HHfH sfffIsg " ffra 500 fWfl NJ aaff fiel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-18
UNCLE SANS GOLD BRICKS
Which He Should Have Begun Making
Years Ago.

The mint in this city is now MAX
ing geld bricks of value of about
$1,000 each. which, when properly
stamped with the mint stamp, pass
current for their full value in any
part of the world.
Gold in that form is much pre-
ferred to coin in international ex-
changes. and to a large extent for
the reserves of the larger banks. Ii
at any time coin is desired, it can be
promptly obtained at the mint in eX-
change for the bricks
But. except on this coast, and main
Is in this state, gold coin hardly en-
ters into the circulation of this or ans
other commercial country. As every
dollar in gold is a safe basis for three
dollars in currency when assets are
sufficient TO provide within reasonable
time for two-thirds of the issGe, pa
per is generally preferred and gold
bricks are as good as gold coin for the
necessary bank reserves.
Gold coin is an extrayagant form
Of currency, not only because of Its
greater value as a basis of paper
hut on account of the abrasion, which
the holders do not notice but which
the mint scales do. We prefer II III
this state and use it-possibly be-
cause we are extravagant, possibly
because we think it more clearly.
But other people prefer paper and
use it. and the gold lies in the treas
ury or in bank vaults. And Yet for
years we have been coming gold at
great expense for the, melting pots OF
manufacturers and the minis of foreign
countries
The extravaganza has been perfect
" understood. but making bricks in
stead of gold coin has always involved
the discharge of mint employees, and
the pull of senators and representa-
tives has been used to keep their pro-
teges in useless employment at pub
lie expense.
The gold brick business has de-
prived no less than IS persons in this.
city of employment. which most OF
them doubtless need. All of us are
sorry that these people lose employ
ment. but it must be brought home
to the people that the government
cannot afford to hire people to do
work which is useless and worse mere
ly for the sake of paying salaries to
those who need them.
Retrenehment. whether public or
private. always involves hardship to
those who lose positions thereby. But
with the increasing public demand for
services which the people think neces-
sary or desirable there viii necessarily
come an end 20 paying for work which
is not needed. Taxation is beginning
to press pretty hard in this country.
Economy in public service Is one OF
the Taft poiicies.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-18
PHASES OF ENeLANDs STRIKE.
Things Noted by an American OBJ
server.

No sooner was the strike declared
ended than work began once more
with perfect orderliness. although II
cannot be said that things took to run
ming again quite as smoothly as they
had stopped. There We're passengers
held up all over the country, and par
ticularly in western and northeastern
England, and in South Wales. where
the stoppage had been absolute.
There was baggage accumulated at
every station, and. of course, innum-
cradle tons of freight waiting or per-
ishing in storehouses. 1t took some
DAYS for all this to be Strengthened
out, but during that time there was
neither lack of discipline nor even dis
content on the part of the employees.
The day after the end of the strike
[ was at the Cardiff station of the
Great Western, inquiring for the LAO
train. THE 1.40?" repeated grinning
porter why, the 1850 isn't ready
to start yet, sir" / looked at my
watch: it was 1.35. AS train after
train went by grew anxious; at 2.3o
] sought out guard and again in
CURED. He pointed helplessly to an
approaching train. That's the 1880.
he said "Then we've got the 1, the
lis. the 1.25 to get off. and after that
we'll attend to your lac" Needless
To saw the retards were growing worse
and worse from station to station,5
connections were missed at the priii-'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-18
Narrow Minded, at Least.

self-eonseiousness which is al
ways looking for affront is likely to
prove dangerous factor in organized
society. The jealousies exhibited by
certain irresponsible leaders of labor
union bodies constantly embroil one
branch or another of that worthy or
ganization with the government or
with the people as whole. Thus the
action of the Central Trades and
Labor Union of st. Louis, in protest.
ing against the marching of boy scouts
as an escort to the President ON his
coming visit there. is attracting wide
spread interest.
The general public verdict seems to
be that leaders of any organization
with the brain capacity displayed by
these men are unfit to be considered
in the same breath with the average
boy of intelligence. The hostility of
men in trades unions to their own
boys, or to the boys of other men on
whom they depend for existence, it
would seem, had been carried to an
extreme worthy only of absolute ig-
These boys. in few
years at the outside, will be working
men. and. undoubtedly, union men.
We bespeak for them an advanced de-
gree of intelligence and character that
would place them above such narrow
nindedness-pig- headedness if you
will.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-18
Western Land Boomers.

The latest scheme of the land BOOM
ers of the Northwest is to so out after
the folk who must move" Special
trains will gather in land settlers, in
this attempt to awaken the East to the
advantages" of the Far West. Gov
errors of western and northwestern
Exposition, and members of Congress,
headed by former Governor James III.
tour through the East, this fall, as a
part of the above-outlined plan. In
October the train will go to Chicago,
St. Louis, indianapolis, Cleveland,
Toledo Pittsburg. Philadelphia, New
York city and then on into New Eng
land returning by way of Washington
to bring back with it senators ana
representatives of western and north
western states.
The plan embodies exhibit cars to
show" the people of the East the
products of the Far West and North
west and will be known as the West
ern Governors Special" Back of this
tour, are the development leagues,
commercial clubs and other organiza
tions, which are seeking to do more
| than depend upon natural develop
ment to advance the progress and in
crease the wealth of their states.
| The Panama Pacific Exposition
management is interested in this
Western Governors Special to such al
extent that their officials will accom-
pany the party to meet eastern people
and invite them to attend the exposi-
ton in 1915. They have contributed
$4,000 to the enterprise. Trans
iportation companies in the West and
the Northwest viii supply the exhibit
cars They will be set in at con-
lvenient points where the choicest
specimens of grains, grasses and other
products may be obtained at state
fairs and arranged in attractive form
to go into the East. AS the train
progresses eastward, the western gov
ernors will invite the chief executive
of each eastern state to meet the
Especial at the border of his common
wealth and accompany the train while
it is touring the state.
1t is the plan of this great advertis-
ing organization 10 stop a day or a
day and half in each city Wher-
lever the train goes in the East it is
expected the governors composing The
marty viii have an opportunity u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-18
Healti1urans.

The process of digestion is enc OF
the most Fascinating. Any little boy
who doubts it is Sick.
To improve your circulation. circle
around the square.
The pink enamel of the good consi-
tuition will make you age-proof.
Battle in water daily, in fresh air
constantly. in contentment always.
Outdoor wraps are needed chiefly
by indoor people.
The things that don't show dirt
don't always make the best health
showing.
Shoes protect the feet from bruises
and injuries, excepting those they
themselves inhict.
Exercise is the excise of health.
Hurry makes all life functions awry.
DIR. Hyman Cohen in Spokesman Re-
view
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-18
Companioned.

Across the world your voice Is caiilhg me-.
7 feel it's throbbing cadence through the
OF plv-cherished memories, that thriit
The Very depths of me, ana soie
shroud - f,,1I
Each grief in peace. happiness so lnli, ,
Nv JOYOUS heart would cry 1t all alouo,
Across the weary miles your face stands
In sharp relief against the dreary waste
pf separation and of Joy deferred,
NV heart cries TO the laggafd tHhe+
Make haste
Across the world yourself is calling me- -
Your voice, your face, the very hear' VI
you 90, 49, ,Yal.iner
can s,0 but wait. but wait the long hours
I-ptu that sometime when We may
Loves sprlngtime in our deeper JOY re-
new.
Across the world your voice is calling me.
In every heartbreast draws your pres
ence near, -. 80. s,,1i
The DAYS are lonely. love, and yet so tuh
of YOU that / am sweet-companioned
Margaret Lyle, in Smart Set
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-18
,naparerT of, The Associated Press.,lw We

s,,ausrersof The Associated Press. ".
believe. and we expect an oNerWhela-
ing majority of the people OF Maine TO
agree with us, had a perfect risltt 10
give his tabuiation to the public ana
10 draw the concise deduction ana
summary that Maine remains IL the
Prohibition column" That was the
news and the truth. and it WAS the
'duty of this newsgatheriug organiza-
lion TO furnish to the public the truth
in the matter of Names ballot, at the
same time it was presenting the erro-
neous returns made to the secretary
of state. that gentlenans own dedue-
tions and claims.
Secretary of State Davis tells The
Associated Press: Your duty is done
when you report the facts from clerks
signed returns"
The exact reverse 90 Mr. Davis
statement is true. When he. as a pub
lie official, completes and makes pub
lie the returns made tu him. his duty
ceases. II is the duty of news gath
ering agency to furnish the ncWs
wherever it hits. Mr.. Davis private
desires have no weight Ills mslead-
ing newspaper has neither weight nor
recognition as reliable news agency.
The people of the world looks to The
Associated Press for true stories of eN-
act conditions: they know and care
little for Mr. Davis. While Mr. Da-
Wis duty ceases when he has given out
the figures that come to him, il is the
duty of The Associated Press to anal.
we conditions and show, IN this ease,
the TRUE VOTE. as well as the erro-
neous one
The duty of The Associated Press
ends only when it has made public tile
FACTS and not the ERRORS from the
Jerks signed returns.