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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-15

The following carry com lete line of DIR
&. n. BARRIERS Reliable Veterinary kemed
les & l.. HarwOOd, Remington; Village
Drug store, No bennington: 4. III. Myers.
POwnal Ctr; q. l.. Lawrance. So. Shatts-
bury: Paul r. WOllShleger, P0wnal; Willis
:. Thorpe; HOosick Fails, y. v; Bennett ~
Lon. White Creek, n. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-15

Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
lessons ambition; beauty,
vigor aud cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kidneys
are out OF order OF diseased.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18

asg essra. ~, ,s -bss,s, nsssiss
hhtt q lt kfi "a tt
pans 81 ONE " hsfit ootisft e
rhof EpuAh wooDIh plan sotona schools .
Involves nrueion whereby
b. dous By net W h school and ihs
paid them 10 expect only me
and therefore
and be- sran n thc legislature
school system step IN tho right direction appropriate
believe She Of this Territory will he
WALLACE TARR1EaToNfft
separate institution necessary steps
dealing with conditions governmental
would rather business put position
where political support inemccrey
A.
exceptionally efficient
municipal this be
the Nation
development politics If in
perform obvious duties citizenship
can't federal
IN 10 be berefa
KIRTLEY-I
but mani have found that the kamaainas well
a habit encing
disposition him
lady neghbOod
didn't family. She
him the of
house understand that here practise of taking
the which
illustrate this: excellent
they praised the
for later the cook transferred himself
the happiness
hoked
employer always the cocktails
a case Of the bite
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
Small alks

A F. COOKE find many be
smoking the theaters
OLE oLEsoN-A
Independence in Japanese n
SUPERVISOR to jump Nc, I'm
a candidate for reelection any
p cooKEWe fromH
yet but will certainly on Tuesday.
CHESTER is to itself
apologies TO including the little island the
j. D. MINERNYI found Hawaii
Large pictures Hawaii
agents it that the tourists received promotion literature.
f. DoUTHITTWb relief is rid of mustache They
mole a
fault therefore have taken by the Mroek rid
before the Cleanup Day inspectors around,
DOCTOR MARSHALL UshdHsThe trouble
they quit colleges that they do keep trim, grow
they come back" It generally with disastrous
rounded makes ~ olente exercise
ADMIRAL ooWLBsrhe item tho extension Of the
dydoeh passed the house will through all
Admiral sanford chief yards Washington
arrive here early Ia July inspection include
WALTER DoYLH-le coming Fourth July going
be the best odfahoned days Honolulu has The
" two u@ls Of cavalry cavalry band battery field artillery
machine platoon from he regular sh0hdd Barracks
General Aaeomb feels about eerlprug luee birthday
JULY FAkA fao' faia and mef aNa4s shep
mef season that Honolulu vacation
70 eear ~ months VIZ Ni return san fapeo 10 August apa sm
Win be phm 'eui fo RiyAys Neehs Engagements formerly
hYfell Wesef mf ihai R been changed viii
n" R engagements lNs long ppg anssn ae hoe wpe bg i
h whsls
fhut IHnaRgRa " bple geaas ls..spgsr aF,pi e
p 'Anp4A0lflh' "a iaHpaW pp i Hlop ~ an people epeu
na ons a ie fil in'afp eneH p ed Ne iei ffety
Hf npf nmA 0 emNHee amH poe considering iif spg amaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
Scene-Circuit Court.
Justice softspot presiding.

snuffes,
throwing AM cading the
Judgeiav anything before passing of sentenceH
Wiseguy representing the proneI
the This his having
his mother had
The
letter from the precinct
May hope rejoice
grandmother
JudgeYou have committed offence triple crime The
Without adding
first and will the faithful ous
the penalty the law The prisoner is discharged
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18
TERRITORY WINS
IN TRANSIT FIGHT
Supreme Court Finds Against
Company-No Appeal,
Says Tribunal
tFrom Sunday s Advertiser

"We hold that this submission can
not be regarded as an injunction bill
or a proceeding in mandamus, and that
no enforceable judgment can be enter
ed in the case. We also hold that be-
cause of the fact that such judgment
cannot be entered the entire proceed
ings must be dismissed
With this concluding paragraph in a
supplemental opinion of the supreme
court written by Chief Justice Robert
son the Territory yesterday won its
contention in the Honolulu Rapid
Transit paving case. The Rapid Tran
sit company cannot appeal to the SUI
preme Court of the United States, for
the reason that there is no judgment to
appeal from.
Exactly what proceedings will now
be instituted by the Territory or the
county to compel the Rapid Transit
company to lay the kind of pavement
desired does not yet appear. 1t is Ger.
tain that some positive action must be
taken by one of the parties, if any.
thing is to be done toward paving the
company's right of way. 1t is pos
sible that mandamus proceedings may
be brought to compel the transit com.
pany to put down the kind of paving
desired.
Courts Attitude.
In the syllabus the court says:
Where, in a submission ON agreed
facts without action, the case present
ed is such that an enforceable judg
ment cannot be entered, the proceed
ings should be dismissed. -
/ The opinion in full is as follows:
Following the fling of the opinion
in this case counsel for the railroad
company notified the court of the com
pany's intention to take an appeal
and the question as to what form the
| judgment should take having ariseI
counsel for both parties were notified
that they would be heard on the point
| The matter has been fully argued or
ally and in briefs. Counsel for the
government have taken the position
/ that, upon several grounds which We
will not stop to review in detail, NJ
J Judgment can properly be entered il
/ the case. Counsel for the railroad com
! pany contend, first, that the submission
should be regarded as having taken tn,
| place of a petition for a writ of man
damus, in which case the judgment
should award peremptory writ, and
second, and alternatively, that it mal
be regarded as a bill for an injunction
in which case prayer for an injunction
would be denied and the bill dismissed
I'VE think that the submission wa
entered into by the parties withou
any thought as to the entry of a iudg
ment in the case. II seems as thOug
counsel had in mind only the obtain
ing of the views of the court on tn
questions stated in the submission. Tn
ease was argued aud submitted for do
termination without any reference be-
ing made by counsel as 10 what iudl
ment should be entered, and we mus
confess that In rendering our Opinio
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18


ts~s r',sst G.s sssest saa ~ rlsa
e st' sch tnp "'ea "'ss - as s''.s''as1 's~"ssiv
There BE- bst DO
streets a dg ts sd snfitl 90 ihs rhth tsi vim tsse b.
cleared uoaup n but aef ue had yesterday efef
growing Thriving city forward good deal eerny
20 the opening q u Panama Canal make be metropolitan utterly Ignoring
presence
able dollars and ecns ts aughsbie almost
a ' s. .a', ", LIKE ~ o %. , ' s to
,i t man Who COOS r .. y,, ,n,r.,ss Sns, S,.b
Ing gcrmadcn, an poke
head doou The city has him aud his family IL he
unfortunate as 10 have family have TO teach his children 20 be
bill will be all
his wife and it that she does break down under the double
load the dust has imposed upon her health and strength Furthermore have
keep doubling expenditures for such Ask doctor
Nor the toll have the dust end there There the
damage done material things we value That has to be counted in The
dress the shelves Of the the things exposed the
worry
keep the drifts
Of housekeeping Ask your wife
And lastly keeps seeing with loving eyes the manifold
little bit call may
waterfront when
expression
winds sweeping
bearing burden of dust refuse disease filth vdOer
thing has been lovely until then The impression made by the beauties Of
the laor the wonderful tnts and shadows the distant hills the cool
the been enchanting And then
the walk into that wng mass of dust and debris 1t no wonder that their
they shocked Read of the exchanges containing letters
mihmis friends back the mainland if you r further doubt and
60 outa AM demolsh against Honolulu
y y
mighty
expires creditaby
informed going o Wednesday and later indefinite date he
New York attend to the proposed issue of those bonds
Those bnds off the subject of Mr. Conkng
amusing There opinions
regarding them and the necessity for them met Link McCandess the
building political islands,
fairly
seemed think that bonds mighty things them
but that institution they to be overdone
things to
right
Mr. Taft that mOney AS question that unnswerable
nothing,
anything like that But the candidate the
ship politically political purposes suppose
within his rights
But Conkng If he should New York and raise
minds of
spend
would
limit the performance they do Marathon racef That of
merely suggestion. isn't there something it'
Il y y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-06-18

Lifting load of 1877 tons to height
of 1913 Feet is the record of an electric
crane in Scotch shipyard
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
COUNTY IYCOMMlSl0NfRS
MAKE ROAD AND BRIDGE AP-
PR0PRIATIONS-A PETIT
IONS AND A FEW BILLS.

Regular monthly meeting Of the coun'
ty commissioners was held Tuesday,
April 2, 1919. All members were pres"
ent
The county agreed to pay one half
expense of building steel bridge witk
concrete floor at the outlet of Fish
Lake in the town Of Agram. Henry
Gassert was appointed committee on
same. The county also agrees to pay
one half expense building a steel
bridge across north fork of Little Elk
River on line between sections' "a and
35, town Of Cushing. Andrew, Herum
was appointed committee on same. The
county also agrees to pay one half cost
of four abutements in the town Of
Darling, across Little Elk river. An
drew Herum was appointed committee
on same.
Petition for county road in towns Of
Leigh and Richardson was granted.
Bid Of Drellock Ice company to fur
nish ice for court house and jail for
$45.00 per year was duly accepted.
Petition Of Otto Bergstrom to be set
off from district 81 to district 70 was
granted.
A small number Of bills were allow
ed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
new ROAD TO ONAMIA
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS GRANT
PETITION WHICH WILL SHORT
EN- DISTANCE TEN NILES.

Chas. Gravel of Onamia came uP
from Bowlus Monday night and appear
ed before the county board Tuesday
with petition for the opening of
about four miles Of road through tie
towns Of Richardson and Leigh to coz
meet with the Mile Lacs state road.
The county commissioners acted favor
ably on same and A.. j. Fem win
shortly survey the proposed cutoff. AZ
the land throughout is high, the roaa
can be constructed at minimum cost.
When completed, the road will 1u1
directly east through the two towns
above mentioned and will shorten tho.
distance from Little Fall Is to Mile Lacs
lake by ten miles, making the distance.
from here to Onamia IS miles instead
of As miles. 1t will also open up .
lot Of new territory to settlement.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
|BoARD OF EDUCATION PASSES
RESOLUTION OFT APPRECIAr 4,
TIoN OF sUPT. WHITE. =

At the regular meeting Of the Board
f; Of Education held, at the First Nationsa
bank Wednesday afternoon, at which
all members with the exception Of John
Wetzel were present. the resignation oe
Supt. 81. E. White was received and
accepted, resolution Of appreciation.
Of his long services and regrets at hn
going away also being passed.
No action will be taken in the mat
ter of electing his successor for Z
while, as Mr.. White will not leave until
some time after the present term, which
ends in June. " !"
Resolution. ..:
Resolved that the board Of education
deeply, regrets that Supt. II. E. White
has decided to sever his connections
with our schools In the nine years
that he has been at their head,
he has ably and faithfully managed
them, and will leave them. when -
goes at q high grade Of efficiency. And
whilst rejoicing at Mr.. Whites sue
cess in financially bettering himself;
we cannot but feel sorry that the!
pleasant relations which have always
EXISTED between him and the board bs
thus broken, and feel that we ~
losing very able superintendent and
the highest type Of citizen.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
BASE s. BALL L: S!f!ASON on
SUBSCRIPTION LIST is CLuGBuNa
PLAYERS TO BE GIVEN FIRsT
PRACTICE SUBWAY.

It is very plain that the baseball
season is near at hand. Yesterday Chas,
Sylvester and E w. Kaliher commend.
ed making the rounds with the sub.
scription list for the baseball fund and
in just one mornings work collected
about 800, which with amount pre-
viously collected brought the total up
to noon $3.50. -: Ea |gvl. 5&s.:
The matter of material for baseball
team will commence to receive atten-
tion next. Sunday, Captain Lauerman
having issued call for all players Of
the city who wish to try for the team
to present themselves at Athletic park
Sunday afternoon to loosen their stiff
ened joints.
al. Dominick is rapidly limbering up
his pitching arm and asserts with CON
siderable emphasis that he will be able
to throw better bali this season: than
ever before. "A scrub game will be play
ed Sunday and there promises. to be =
merry scrap for positions on the team.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
CONSOLIDATE. COMPANIES.
Drellock Ice Company Take Over Plant
Of Trebby Ice Co.

The Drellock Ice company Of this
city this week closed deal with Sam
Trebby for the ice plant, horses, wag-
ons and tools Of the Trebby Ice COM
pany, and Immediately took charge Of
same. Consideration was $1,000. Tho
ice men employed by the retiring COM
pany were continued on the payroll Of
the Drellock Ice company, which has
been in business for little over
a year. !.
That the price of ice will not be ad-
yanced is made condition If the deal,
and all contracts held by the Trebby
Ice company are turned over to the
new owners.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
|DfPARIMfNT HfADsISUPT. WHITE TO flY|BiSf
RESIGNS LOCAL POSITION TO AO-
t UEPT POSITION AT HEAD OF
IRON RANGE TOWN SCHOOL.

supt. Il. E. White Of the local schools
was elected out Of = total Of sixty
seven applicants, superintendent Of the
Ely schools on the Iron Range at q
meeting Of the school board Of the
northern town the first Of the week,
and his resignation at the head Of the
local schools was acted on Wednesday
afternoon. r. :.
The position carries with it a salary
Eof $500 per year, which is of course
n. the nature Of an advancement to Mr..
White, who recently was reelected
superintendent Of the local schools for
the tenth consecutive time.
E His friends will wish him q full
measure Of success at his new field Of
educational work.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
STAR LECTURE COURSE.
Castle Square Entertainers Here Tues
day For Concluding Number.

The Castle Square Entertainers win
appear as the final number Of the Star
Lecture Course for the season at the
Congregational church next Tuesday
evening, and everyone who enjoys good
singing and fine instrumental music on
a large number of instruments, chief
anon which is tie violin, should not
fail to attend. The male quartette is a
feature.
The press Of the places the entertain
ers have played in is loud in its praise
Of their work. Come and help bear the
expense Of the lecture course by your
attendance at its concluding number.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
WATER POWER co. PUTTING UP
WARE HOUSE.

On Monday the Little Falls Water
Power company commenced the erec-
ton Of q concrete warehouse 28x80 feet
12.foot posts, just north Of the present
quarters of the Denis & Brick foundry,
formerly the Giant Grip, building. It
win have 10-inch walls, and when com.
pleted vii be used to store lumber and
tools. A small track will also be con-
st1ucted from the building to the rail-
road tracks. It is expected to have the
building completed about the first Of
next week.
A lumber and steel gate eight feet
wide and about ten feet high was in
stalled this week at the big sluice-way
The gates for the two waterways will
not be placed this summer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
T. LITTLE MoRRIsde COUNTY MINNESOTA.
HERALD HAS LINOTYPE
WILL GREATLY nUREAsE Eff
O1KSOY IN QUE 6EW4PAEB
AND JOB DEPARTMKNT6.

The type from which this issue o1
The Herald IL printed was produced
BY the combined efforts Of an oper'
ator and q MergenthaleI linotype ma,
chine. one of the great wonders) oa
the mechanical world. In its opera
ton it has many actions that are al.
most human in apparent intelligence.
The machine has 400 parts, 1900 OF
which are motion or working parts
It produces the type in solid bars OF
slugs the width Of q column, and y
entirely automatic in it's action except
for the keyboard work Of the operator:
The reader, Of course, is aware that
all words are not Of the same width,
and that consequently lines normally
are not Of the same length. This
wonderful machine automatically spaces
the line by inserting sufficient space
between the words to fill out the line,
whore additional space is required. The
machine is the result Of the inventive
genius of Ottmar Mergentaaler, who
spent IA years Of his life i2 its per
fection. It was installed in The Her
aid Office by 8. E. Farnham Of the
Minneapolis Daily News and is in
charge Of L. M. Penney as operator.
The installation Of this machine will
enable us to give our readers a new
face Of type every issue. Not only will
the machine set newspaper matter,
but matter for advertisements, books,
briefs, etc., in several different faces,
length Of lines and sizes of type.
While our job department has always
been excellently equipped, with up-to'
date presses, material and workman
ship, this latest addition to our plant
makes it possible for US to handle a
larger range Of work and in a much
shorter time.
We invite you to look over our plant.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

Following are the committee appoint
ments Of President Kiewel:
/: Street-Hall, Lane, Brown, Lueks.
!. PoorC. E. Carlson, Parshall, Hail.
Koslosky. s ..:. s2's-,s:s g 81 81 =: ::
Fire-Brown, Loucks, Parshall, Hall
Purchasing G. A. Carlson, Loucks
Koslosky. $. s4~.s.4.. s:.f& g. q
Building Koslosky, c. E. Carlson, G
A. Carlson. .@.4 .Eso
Park Lane, Parsha1l, G. E. Carlson
Finance Hall, Brown.
! Auditing Parshall, Lane, Loucks. 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
LoNaLEY ELECTED CAPTAIN

LoNaLEY ELECTED CAPTAIN.
At a meeting last Friday evening
the members of last years high school
base bali team, state high school cham
pions Of 1911, Chester (Bay) Longlev
was unanimously elected captain 70
lead this years nine. Last year the
locals went through without defea$,
winning every game, one Of which was
with the fast Minneapolis South High
nine, which they defeated 4 to 2 for the
state interscholastic title.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
1NsrALIs ELEGANT SODA FouN
TAIN,

n. ". Venners on Tuesday received
his new marble soda fountain and the
work of installing same was commenced
at once. It is without question one Of
the handsomest to be seen anywhere,
and is not surpassed by anything this
side of the twin cities. It has a large
and artistic back with large mirror and
has elegant decorative fixtures, includ.
ing brilliant electric illumination. It
is 4 decided improvement to the store
and brings 1T up t othe top notch as
a confectionery and soda fountain
dispensary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
Firemen "Gym'' Association Meets
Tonight. =

The Fremen's O. gymnasium assoeia-
tlon will hold q meeting this evening
at the city hall and all members are
requested to be present as the bylaws
Of the association will be presented at
this time for approval and other I'M
portant business to be transacted.
: Sixty-seven Of the fremen have so
far Joined the association.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
ELECTS OFFICERS.

ELECTS OFF1CERS.
The Hook. and Ladder company elect
ed officers for the ensuing year as fol
lows, Monday night:
Foreman-John Jones.
First assistant-A. A. Feuger.
Second assistant-Ben Billstein.
Secretary and treasurer-John Bill
stein.
Financial committee-A. A. Feuger
Ben Billstein, John Kingen.
Utility man-P. w. Hayes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
TAKEN BACK TO FERGUS FALLS

TAKEN BACK TO FERGUS FALLS
Mrs. Caroline Grenier Of Ripley
town, who was sent to the insane asy.
lum from this city last September and
,paroled last November 13, was brought
down from Brainerd Wednesday and
taken to Fergus Falls yesterday noon
by her husband, Fred Grenier, and her
brother.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05
TWO MORE BIG CARS.

TWO MORE BIG CARS.
Arthur Lafond, F.. A. Nelson and w.
III. Ryan 60 to Minneapolis this morn.
ling and will return in the afternoon
with two new six-cylinder fve.passen.
ger cars purchased by the latter and
who is a student at the state university,
will come up in his fathers car.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

Henry Thielman, manager Of the St.
Cloud club of the newly organised Cen.
tral Minnesota Baseball association, on
Monday remitted to the secretary ol
club IS as his club . subscription "a
the fund to defray. the seeretar,y;s ex.
penses, such as stationery, stamps and
other incidentals. sz.7 -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

From 80 cents to $1.00 is being paid
by buyers here for potatoes, and it il
stated that more has been offered for
good seed potatoes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

Casper Brown, the Fourth street
southeast market gardener, has dispos'
ed of his house and lots to Steven Nun
cey Of the brickyards, and will move t.
Minneapolis about April Is, where he
will make his future home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

There win be preaching sevices held
in the Presbyterian church, West side,
next Sunday morning. The sermon will
be appropriate for our Easter service.
Rev. T. ". Fridley, pastor-evangelist
viii preach. 4 l.E .33
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

Another octogenarian of this city
passed away last Friday morning at 6
O'Clock, in the death Of Albert Golum-
buski, death being due to heart trouble
with which he had been affected but
"a short time. Deceased was eighty-one
years Of age.
Two sons and two daughters survive
him. They are John, Mary and Joseph.
inc Of this, city and Joseph Of Brain
;erd.
The funeral was held Monday from
st. Adelberts Polish Catholic church,
interment being in the Polish Catholic
cemetery. -.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

! A train load Of steam engines and
threshing machines is to pass through
here west bound shortly afternoon TO-
day. It carries calliope with it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

| The board Of audit, composed Of
county Auditor McNairy Clerk of Court
Brick and Henry Gassert, chairman Of
the board Of county commissioners, on
Wednesday commenced the work Of au-
diting the books Of the county treas
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-04-05

Leslie Bush. the slab artist who is
the pride Of Brainerd, and Hilmer
Shefflo were down from Brainerd We'd
|nesday visiting friends.