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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09
THE THIRD PARTY FOLLY.

The B III e in S assured that the socaIed Citizens
Party movement proposed for the coming campaign is about
10 be sprung on the public in definite FORM
Far be it from the uIIe n to attempt to check any
man from taking live interest in politics, which is in the
final analysis government. But do beg of the averaue
citizen IN this municipality to Use average common horse
sense in his political activities
Never was there time in the history of Honolulu when an
independent citizens movement creating third party the
mIlnIC pal field could DO more harm and accomplish less for
the common good.
the gentlemen behind the third party want to do some
ng worth WHILE let them get into the party primaries Let
them get the lists of names with which the others are work.
ng Let them see the people. Let them become prac cal
potlCIanS IN the sense OF sitting up few nqhtS as the
ohe workers have to do and do the sitting up and the
studying before the primaries and before the conventions
Let the real leaders accept candidacy for office and cease to
put up dummies
Were the law such that the municipal elections were held
al derent date from the legislative and Congressional
election. the situation would be quite different
third party movement at this time means confusion
worse COMPOUNDED in the midst of political conditions never
more badly mixed and at the opening of period when Ha
wall as Territory and Honolulu as municipality never had
more important work to do The third party will be utterly
impractical because it is useless waste of energy and
ulerelore oregone assurance OF political neCenCy. 1t
promotes division when unity is needed
Those deepest in the third party folly are the ones who
have declared that politics in Honolulu is after all "a matter
OF money We beg to suggest that the future will discover
these same people striving to BUY UP the workers for their
sue instead OF getting out and doing work themselves
Follow the Roosevelt plan and never be deserter.'
opportunity is sought by the third party men for prac
tca political results following lots Of work. the Bulletin
will volunteer to direct them in lines of activity where thew
VIII be sure OF noodles Of both work and results by operano
within the regular parties. But it will be work. not easv
chair cigarette politics.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09
SCHOOL PLANS
TO BE Changed

Plans for the new Pohukaina school
will he revised and the contract read
vcrtiscd. according to the decision Of
the Oahu loan fund commission.
When bids for the school cOnstruC-
ton were called on February 3. there
was not tender from local contract
ors. all of whom declared that the
school on the plans and specifications
submitted could not be built for s3O,-
OOO the sum appropriated. So ArChi.
tect II. l.. Kerr will revise the plans,
and 1t Is probable that the new plans
will call for an eight-room school
house. It Is believed this can be fin
ished by the opening of the next
school year.
The commission has signed the con-
tract with Contractor A. p. McDon-
aid for the Iiliuokalani school, with
the Lord-Young Engineering Com
pany for the second belt-road section.
and with the o. r. 4 l.. for rock-haul-
ing for this road work. The contract
ors have not yet signed nor filed tho
bonds, but will do so at once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09

Some lively debate Is expected to.
night at the meeting of the Public
Questions Club to he held at the
home of Circuit Judge Whitney. The
question for discussion tonight will be
upon the relations of the church and
the social state, and Secretary Paul
Super Of the Y. NJ. c. A. will lead off
with the question as to why the
church is just lately taking up press
ing sociological questions.
Following the meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday afternoon, the
members trampcd over to inspect u
stable makai of Queen street belonging
to Manuel Refs. The floor was found
to he rotting away and in danger of
falling through at any time, and UNI
derncath it Is pool of staGnant water
and muck a foot or two in depth. In
spcctors have found mosquito larvae
here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09
DIR. EARLE Will
SUE ADVERTISER

DR. Edward Earle, the noted spiritual
list Of this city, stated this afternoon
that he viii bring suit against the Ad-
vertiser and United Stptes District At
torncy BreCkOns for $4,000 damages.
charging them with defamation of
character, lie stated that Douthitt Is
his attorney and that he would nsti-
tutc the suit tomorrow morning. II Is
the outcome Of the meeting last night.
United States District Attorney
Breckons inserted something not on
the program in the spiritualstc meet
ing of Earle, the Psychic, last night
at the latter's place of business on
Kinau street. Mr.. Breckons attended
the meeting as Il spectator, but sever
al times interrupted the proceedings
and ended by denouncing the psychic
and offering to bet hundred dollars
that he could get the same spiritual
istic results.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09
No government is responsible which is not just-WobSter,
HELPING OUR TOWN.

Our town is pretty good one All that's needed is more
enthusiasm and cooperation among average citizens to make
it more nearly the Model City of the Pacific
And this Immediately brings to mind the tourist crop to
which President Wadron Of the Commercial Club called ap
proprae attention in his remarks at the day lunch
Every sentiment expressed by Mr. Wadron this Connec-
ton rings true At the very lowest estimate the tourist crop
is worth nine millions of dollars year to Honolulu at the
present time That value can be doubled in year with an
increased expenditure in advertising coupled with vigorous
holSe-CIeanng policy at home. The two go together.
Honolulu must be the Model Town Of the Pacific as san
tay center the investments in the tourist crop are to be
rated as stable investments and competent excuse exists
Tor Honolulu being other than non-nectible territory. One
mIon dollars spent on such work in year will return one
hundred per cent thin twelve months.
&c. why not tackle the proposition Of making our town the
Model Cty OF the Pacific with the practical business
sense mat IS applied to the industrial enterprises with which
the community has struggled and won.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09
Waterhouse Trust,
Real Estate for Sale
MANOA VALLEY

Modern bungalow and half acre of
land. Wen improved with plants and
trees
Bargain price for quick sale.
MAkIki DISTRICT
Modern Bungalow and 10000 50. II.
Of land in the Makiki District.
Price reasonable
Cash On instruments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09
EX:S0LDIER,
CRAzED, TRIES
suicide route

Running up River street last night
wildly as II the officers of the law
were after him, striking Mrs. Hui AHA
in the face without any provocation
whatever, then smashing the windows
of Japanese stores ON River street and
finally jumping into the Nuuanu stream
in desperate suicidal attempt, is the
brief record of William Robson, an
eX-soldier who is now locked up at
the police station.
The man was conveyed to the hospI-
tai for treatment, after which he was
turned over to the police authorities
for investigation. He will he charged
and brought before Judge Monsarrat
tomorrow morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09

Fred. Killer Of Santa Cruz. Cal. re.
ccivcd word that he had been left
10000 by Lem Rough, a wealthy Chi
nese, whom he saved from drowning
several years ago. Lem fell from n
gang-plank and Killer leaped into the
bay and rescued him.
several passengers were hurt and a
An express messenger was killed
baggage car was burned after the de-
railment of train No. / seventeen mile.
west of Meridian, Miss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09
ALL SERENE At
MATERNITY Home

Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsctt as executive Of
iiCor of the hoard Of trustees Of the
Hapi"lani Maternity Home states that
there Is absolutely no foundation for
any rumlrs of II shakc-up among the
nurses of that institution. There is no
difficulty of any character in the man
agcmcnt. and she knows OF no offer
having been made to Miss Lester of the
Sanatorium Ia act during the absence
on vacation Of Head Nurse Miss Rae
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09

Phoney Davis was this morning SEN
fenced to one years Imprisonment by
Judge Dole in connection with the YER
dict against him for smuggling gin
ashore from the ship Alexander Isen-
berg The matter came up for hearing
in the Federal Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09

The Rev. William Roberts Pres
byterian pastor AT Iron Mountain,
Mich, has received letter from n
member of "black hand" society
threatening him with death unless no
cease his prosecution against saloon
keepers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-09

James Fix, a COOmbs canyon lore
Son) rancher, claims the snake-killing
of the United States as
the result of one days crusade, in
which he slaughtered 275 rattlcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
son ACCUSED
Ceoutinusd from FIRST rugs.,

itor. were found in the ruins 81 The
Ptauschmidt home. twelve miles
southeast of Quincy The condition
Of the bodies proved ccncmsivcIy
that the four persons had been muir
dcred ard NOT burned 10 death
suspicion az once fell on Ray Plan
schmidt. The only surviviu. member OF
The family. The PfausChmidts were
well insured and the estate is csti-
mated at <-onuu. p,rpi'. tire fact that
dee cctives came 70 investigate the
crime no arrest. were made all 81 last
wecH. To-day uuus Iai evidence VaN
discovered IA an accidental manner
J. J.. Frcsc who lives north or
Quincy near tho railroad construction
camp where RAY Pfanschuidt was EN-
pioyed. was making iinprO .emeuts on
his place. lie moved an orthonse and
under Il he discovered biOCdefalnct
khsJi uniform. Pfanschmidt has gen.
orally worn such uniform The
bloodrounds last Mondav followed
Pfanschmidts buggy from the scene
~ the murder tu the camp on This
evidence The yoHrs man was today
taken into custody
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
The Ailins Man is Usually the Man
That Fa,is-Fe~ Can Battle WITH
~ Health and Succeed at
One Time.
CAPABILITIES IMPAIRED
One Cannot Think and Act az They
Would Normally while They
Know Disease Has It's Hold
On Them.


IN the average mans earning cap
scity were 10 be based on his kuowl-
edge OF his own physical being. his
daily wage would amount 20 less than
the cost % the bread which he con
sumes. For. Judged on that bai. .,
ne would not only ind himself ratea
~ Incapable Of holding a position OF
responsibility and trust. but incom-
3etcnt even AZ regards the simplest
manual labor
Men are prone 20 neglect them
selves las are also Vomenf and
hence the innumerabic hopelessly in
durable. Only too often a man or
woman who r. now pronounced In
durable could have easily been cured
had they not neglected all the warn
Ing signs OF disease. Soon thev nnq
that their disease or ailment Is be-
yond the skill Of the ordinary ply
siclan. and seek a specialist
The United Doctors have made
the curing OF chronic diseases "A life
study, and TO this end have origin.
ated their new system Of medicine
That Is daily accomplishing such
great results Even under their new
modern scientific method OF treat.
ment many are incurable In
thete cases the patient is frankly
tod so. and the case Is not accepted
III health is serious drawback.
especially TO those that must labor
one who is physically unit can
neither do justice 10 his own ability
nor 10 the work before MIN. lie NAV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
LIFE ALWAYS A FAILURE
IF LIVED IN ILL HEALTH

even have the desire 20 DO right his
besi Drf boa can be- when tue fgup-
tons within tzfr-ugth. energy and
clearness % PERCEPTION are an az
sar with one another Thousaud,
and thousands % well meaning ueo-
pie are slipping back each year and
iosing their grip on JppOrtuuttv aud
'obogsaning down the swift. smooth.
pminous pa'h The usual road of a
chronic sufferer through neglect %o'
treating disease Ia time j. the
scOurg" OF humanity and no one who
Is suffer!ng from any ailmeut ar dis.
ease can AFFORD 20 delay obtaining the
best medical services
While the United Doctors accept
no incurable cases for treatment. IL
must not b" forgotten hat with tAeir
Ne" system Oi medicine many dis
eases are readily durable that by old
methods Were hopeless
The following testimonial should
De- read by all sufferers
Dayton. Ohio. Oct End. 1912
For long time I have suffered
with Catarrhal Inflammation OF the
stomach. would get tired and eN-
hdusted easily, ms hearing hid be-
come affected and my blood was ia
Nert bad condition. Sleep AZ night
would ONLY leave me even less re-
fr"shed IN the morning. and my
health was getting very fcriOus
] started the United Doctors
treatment only "a few months ago.
and my hearing has improved re.
narkably. my stomach trouble has
vanished and NV lost ambition has
returned aud sleep fine.
tSignedi I. R KELLEY
p Httner ST. Dayton. Ohio
The Wheeling institute OF the Unit
ed Doctors Is on tho second floor OF
the Mcl-ain building. az - Twelfth
st inear Market ST.
ANYONE having any disease or all
ment cannot do better than 20 call
M the institute for friendly talk
reEarninF Themselves and their pros
poets for health
Advertisement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08

indianapolis. AID Hiram Csne. invo'v-
INK unions other than fhs. ron work
-, N"rc outlined b. -l-. district az
tofneF lie raid b. would b. shown
NAV they met "a Dsfro.- ir 1911. 20
nav" a " "eale blow "a no But fhar
f "ar D. tlCNaIlafa uao stated
about 'ne lob that Their, eers too
many ia ti- dee" cline, and Mead
oNs were officials ~ th.. Intentional
oth"fAoyr g Carpenters aLI Join
trs. and JO-T Us~ "a nAtguei Ur-au-
lker ~ 'l' AssO, d'.uu co. NaCh.u.-is
ua.i 90 u'trDIf s-- Dr., e-feI aud
I'VE locals were marked where ev-
blossoms N'r- tu occur NcNanfEa!
"as sent 90 Do the Job and Wa, .Iyen
. list NCNdn.gal sa.d. there's only
-FOUR On the ll-t Where ne other
place J o. Mcnamara replied We
ar" 70 throw a falre bomb on fhe
porch 81 the home OF member o.
The Detroit Merchants and Mauufac-
fIrers association
Mcnamara and Sc MauIgal were o..
their way - do she Job 800 AMI. 1911.
" men hey were arrested
hen court adIurnpd until tomor-
row. Mr. Miller had spoken for fo.-
days. or total Of twenty hours and
had not Het completed presenting the
government sd" 81 th. case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
BOTH TEAMS
Ccontinuod froir Flr-t rAz.l

The Rcd SoN have host OF supporters.
tner" vas SIN plenty left behind
Confidence ia the Red S0N paincd
strength from the general belief that
Smoky Joe Wood will pitch for Bos-
ton I'm the opening game
Mayor Fitzgerald is imbued strong
~ wiki the same feeling This is in
d.cated IN the kilograms exchanged
between him and Mayor Gayuor. OF
New York. to-day. IN which Mayor
Fitzgerald is assured Of good seat
a. to-morrow's game He left at mid
iEh'n. The exchangc.of kilograms foi.
lows:
Hon J. Fitzgerald. City Han. Bos-
tom
The Mayor asks II you Will give
him the pleasure OF sitting IN his box
tomorrow 20 witness the defeat OF
the Red SoX by the Giants.
"tSicnedD ROBERT ADAMSON.
Secretary q"
Mayor Fitzgerald sent the following
reply:
Hon. William J Gaynor City Hall.
New YORK.
II VIII give me pleasure TO be your
guest as tho Red SoV begin their on
ward march 20 the worlds Champion
ship. and 10 cungraiulate Won upon
tho fact that YOUR city. the greatest in
tho country, and possessing the best
ball tcam in she National League. 20
have tho DISTINGUISHED honor Of add
INK 10 the glory az rho best city IN the
world 10 the laurcls Of the best ball
team ever ORGANIZED.
"tSiEnodi
JOHN p. FITZGERALD. Mayor. q"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
DYNAMITERS
CcOnt,nued from first puT.1

president 81 the local iron workers
union. changed his plea Of NOT guilty.
to guilty" and.was locked up pend
ing sentence.
Otalof a. Tviettmoe. Of San Fran
cisco. now on trial. was accused I'm
The Government statement 10 m.
jury as having been the "pro.rcfor'
CT the dynamiters on the Pacific coast.
who pointed out hosy the Los Angeles
Times building and,the LleweIlNn iron
works were to BE- blown IN who
wanted the Baker works and the
Times auxiliary plant blown up. and
who promised 20 the dvnamiiers' that
. his tTv!ettmoe'sD friendship with p.
IL Mccarthy. then mayor 81 san
Francisco. would insure protect lon
from the police. Tviettmoe, was then
editor Of trade paper and secretary
of the Bulleting Trades Council OF
California
Mccarthy recently wasIin Indianap.
oils. Events duplicating the present
, defendants. as charged 10y Mr. Miller
before the Jury were a. follows.
w. Bert Brown. then business agent
or local union al Kansas Caty. Mo
- sh'@NAlllfAAd anu q fltaEFu
whose name was no; divuired ia Au-
gust. 1910. had conference about
blowing "A $500. 0UO' bridge being con-
structed by an employer Of non-union
labor across the Missouri river al
Kansas city. Previously negotiations
4 had been conducted by Brown and
William J. Mccain. a.business mana
. ger al Kansas city. with the iron
workers headquarters IN Iud'auapo
lis
Blow Town, to He'll
James ~. offered fo employ tho
citizen regularly. saying "thpr, Is
TO be money In DO .- We're. going to Los
Angeles AMI blow NE. whole town t1
Hell We have uuhmrcd money hac.
OF rs and Dr. we ever get 800 truuhl.
well have m" best lawyers thar
money can buy
The citizen did NOT go,iufo th.,deaI
McMangia' If'"r bciul three DAVIS
IN Kansas city placed 'wcive quarts
OF nitroglyccrIno divided ir fhrr.
fourquprt paint cans beneath fre
understruc'ur" of tile bridge The 90.
plosiOns did got occur uufU the uex-
day and after NcNariral had replaced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
PRESIDENT TAFT
MOTORS THROUGH
GREEN MOUNTAINS
The President Avoids Politics Durina
the Osy-Visits Old Home
% HIS Father.

MANCHESTER. W. oct 5-Prcsi-
dem Tar reached Manchester tonight
a:fc- t-r.lour ride over the B-rA-
shire hills and the Green mountains.
The President. Mrs Taft and VI -
Mabel Eoardmau. their -Uest on tho
siN-day automobile "trip through New
England. LEFT the home Of Senator
" Murray Crane. al Dalton. Mass d.
shortly att"r 70 o'clock and swept
north through Adams and North
Adams. Niliamstowu. Mass: VIII
mingiou. Hrntileboro and Townsend.
"
Do all these cities AMI towns tho
President mad" short specches lie
praised tho berkshire and Green
mountain climate and talked 81 tho
sturdy sons produced !u such an Jf-
mosph,rn lie aVo.Ied politics and
announced 900 almost every speech
that hc VAS merely ON q vacation trip
with plenty ~ politics FAR h.hind lu
West Townsend. fhr birth place of
hi- father. hn shook hands with sev-
knew h.s father 100 fhoi- school days.
He wotorrl Co the top OF near
Dos hI'I 20 VISIT the rrsve % bis great
litII father
The m.m.b,rs Of The presidential
party were guests tonight 81 Robert
o Lincoln. son " President Lincoln
Tomorrow they Will Journey further
north to Montpelier. where on Wed
icsday o." president viii address tho
vermont Jog. Stature. tn" party lunch
-l today with Governor -o'nc. Fletcher
1f vermont az Bratreboro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
Bury zeua

SEW YORK. Ger l.aH-e Jack"
Z''ie th, sIn MAN. vas buried 'oday.
With ai' ti" romp Doe Ess' Side could
E.V. Rival EHuE- declared truce
fp attend DIS rurli Ii- h0tv vas
bonn. to fhr grave through streets
lined Three sa. four deep with on.
lockers with 1 f-Hu numh"rir2 thou
..f Hr t..urf
Nu. I.s.. o.r.. -fIi fha' gang
r.If.r. would settle fhD.r difference.
trI ..s htsH bad guard near fho
h..t n f.. -grwlu over srre fs
w.- t'.I saturday r.rff Twenty
IafrH...n HH1 fiiIf. detectives lrrt
.h" ....I fha .-r..f4 moving fn-
f.. fl- several U0Hra fHa hp1r Jaw
.I'r u fs f1f .r Hr..ra street
..I hundreds f..E.I .'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
Big MEETING
FOR MONDAY
PLAEEEp ny EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TIE OF HALLowE
CELEBRATION
Al Organizations Interested WIN At
tend and SuEgc Ttions WIN BE Of
fercd. Contract Let for Hammera

~ meeting .. Oh. general ,om
/ itltI'r "u o." coming iiuliowe'cu cel.-
uiHt h"!f I"sf evening boo the Wheel
ins fI~iues- -f.r'- a-sociatiuu Office
exports ty all .f 90. ,Dmmitr..- Do.
/ 'htiE" "i ~" coming celebration wrr
/ l'ni ANA disposition Was made uf t
/ lW."r ~ important matters When
irE had been transacted. g. was decided
/ 90 cav "a mass meeting fpr r.N' Monday
't'Hirr ar ID" ii.4su cot Trad, rooms
" ben th" c'mmi't-s wlI hear sf-gsst-
IONS Ht' reports .fnm Hlt kinds .. Ui-
E'-lHHtnr~ 'ua' pI r 'H fHk, pare 100
w.. W. parade ana o." burning "i the hau-
rt. contracts 'nr pho mauufacrur. ue
'I- .'N-i Haiu.r.I- w"r" !st last
.N'rtrr These hammers viii o.. on. 30.
o. "a. TO-. 20. ana % f,rt Lengths i.--
H4r'fiVslF auI o-usr- fog them viii De-
sou. 'i go "rcr. Tr. prices agt.,.l
~. % lt-. evening are very low -ar boz
g." Hn. price Wat au Individual u4rht
May Be Half Holiday
'tt 10" committee plans Co Do -.
aat- up right is indicated bv ~. TACT
mot The acting uHvnr VIII Do .-s.. To-
."' lH." half holiday on ~. thirty
i"n Boz 'L" r5aPa-Itiou uf dfsfrt s-tr,.
, ,1-'i .n thnt Afternoon should tie
=. ~, - "i e." action % civic Yit-..e
abe parade '"mm.t'e' Rad llt ~
H.f-.' r 2" report u rnT decided O.,
I'''' ''iii north .r'-u Twenty-fl v.h
AFTER e. Tr.ri Urfcl through
'W- 10. DIX -. 'l'f IUmsne- which
is @" D. burned. t-e 81. 9.ar1~ 90 uarld-
- Hrl other c"l.' -s,or- viii return 20
co." main sections of the CITY Geo g.le thu
zen .iri-- 90 th' evening over Co a
Tie general committee vas greatly
i'.aH'd win a report ty ret.-al rnca-
''I~ we l1.a. Trades ant lrnor Re
: m inc" f.aFsH... o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08
Lewellyn Explosion.

After the I@wellyn Iron Works OK
piosiou. on December -. wrote 10
Eugene 4. Clancy. Of SIN Francisco
eel fhr old man EIs Christmas pre-
en- has been delivered. and Tvelt-
moe wro-" letter 10 = J concluding
Trusting Santa Claus will hr az Ken
"rous tO sou with surprises and pres
"u's az tle season as Boz has to u.s. lu
thr Golden State"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-08

~" weak batteries on the bomb
tuners With frungsr Ones. Part Of the
cans were recovered by the govern
meut
Meantime. James %. had gone 10 ar.
range Tor tho los Angeles Times
explosion. Attcr accomplishing 70 and
hldlnE FOR tVu weeks IN salt Lake
t4ty. he returned easr. being moi in
N'hTasha hy Frank Eckhudd OF Gin.
c.Hhatl. with a message from John ]
ana siit. Il have been kroutrC
Ir''ty low. " ! could get by for five
Years lik" y +. Nunsey IN salt Lake.
'h"y q forget about the Los Angeles
affair Coming back ON the train I
vas reading about rho Las Angeles
lines disaster and 7 thougnf every
one was looking at me That's what
made 90" get on az salt Lake"
james B.. and McMauigal then went,
hHnune 10 the woods Of Wisconsin ~
The next month. az the Iron work.
'rs' convention. In 81 Louis. Tvait
moe had talk with !. J.. saving IL
was All riGh' on tho Pacific coast. and
they wanted some Christmas pres
"nis IN the shape OF blowing ND the
I""cllyn Works. the Baker Iron Works
ana tho Times AUXILIARY. Mechanical
returned 20 indianapolis and John ]
told him OF what Tveitmoe said.
'l' VIII De- "a great thiug. while they
are looking for the other fellows. 10
have eight or ten more OF them blown
up out there By somebody they never
saw. said John J. 10 Mechanical. NO
one knows you. and you can slip In
and do tho Jobs but don't use nitro.
Eiyoerinc. II isn't as safe as dyna.
mite. and You dom have 10 be- so
careful Tell the old man Omeaning
IveiiWoej hell Eet his Christmas
presents. lie told me his friend.
Mayor Mccarthy. controls the police
force and we'll De protected"