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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-16
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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-16
Silver and Gold Laces.

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soft flannel cloth.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-16
Literal,

did you take the fast train west?"
mo; left that for the engineer to
do."-Baltimor American.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-16
Only a Few.

Only few of the people who are
not satisfied with the world are doing
anything TO make 1t better.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-05-16

Tell your troubles, and your friends
will see to 1t that you have plenty to
tell
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Evening journal., 1912-08-09
AMERICAN WOMAN
HAS NO CONSCIENCE

CHICAGO. Aug. Edmund Trow-
bridge Dana, grandson of Longfellow,
and his English bride, are resting in a
health home on the South Side They
say they have been fasting for a
period Fasting is one of their many
fads.
so our writing the ritual for our
own marriage ceremony has made
people curious, has it?' Mrs. Dana
said. We'll If more couples wrote
their own rituals and went as deeply
into the subject as we did before they
were married. there would be fewer
divorces.
you know she went on. Il think
English women are much healthier
and much more athletic than the
American women. They think more,
too The average American woman
is superficial don't you think So
dear?' to her husband.
"Ah, yes, she is superficial" he
confirmed"
And she has no conscience" she
went oA-and then paused
And she has no conscience. that is
she has only conventional con-
science. Mr. Dana agreed.
Quite right. dear'-Mrs. Dana was
talking again.
1--WE collaborated on the ritual. The
strikingly new paragraph is: We
intend to help and consider each other
and intend to bring up any children
Evening journal., 1912-08-09
PATHFINDER
MAKES GREAT RUN

CAVE CITY, Ky, Aug. with a
run of seventy and three-tenths miles
yesterday from Bardstown the Flan-
ders Electric pathfinding car for the
1912 National Tour rests reached
here last night. giving the car a total
official distance of $50 miles in five
and one half days travel. Yester-
days run carried the pathfnding
party over the roads which two years
ago gave the Glidden tourists so much
trouble but the Flanders travelled
steady over rocky roads and path
finder Westgard and party we're con-
tent with their lot. Much Of the ter
rible roads of the two years ago tour
we're found improved and made with
a nice turnpike and much more will
be improved by the time the tours
comes along.
On yesterdays journey a side trip
was added 10 the route, the birth
place of Abraham Lincoln being Wis
Evening journal., 1912-08-09
PICK NEXT YEAR
TEACHING STAFF

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del. Aug. g.
The Board of Education has decided
on the following teachers: Seventh
and Eighth grades Miss Ella Cleaver;
fifth and sixth grades, Miss Nellie A.
Beardsley: third and fourth grades.
Miss Emma Ralphs: second grade.
Miss Marguerite Mulligan; first grade,
Miss Annie H. Won Goerres. The
principal will be selected later.
A building committee, composed Of
Captain Charles W. Blake and Harry
Rose, was appointed by President
Bittle The president also appointed
DR.. Walter w. Ellis and William II.
Reybold on the sanitation committee.
The board decided to collect money
in advance for tuition from outside
students every three months.
Work on redecking Red Lion bridge
by Supervisor William Oaks will be-
gin next week.
Carpenters are razing the "lncu-
bator' building, near the railroad
station.
A very pleasant birthday party was
held at the Delaware City Hotel on
Wednesday evening in honor OF Miss
Mildred Ball. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William Ball The hotel was
prettily decorated and a very pleasant
evening was spent with games, music
and songing The following were
present: Mrs. Jess. Mrs. John Clark
Miss Ethel Shaw, Miss Greta Holiday
Miss Gladys Hail, Miss Dorothy Metz.
ger, Miss Catherine Heal. Miss Mar
/ paret Spicpr Miss Dorothy STANLEY
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Catherine
Schunder Miss Alice Clark. Miss
/ Bessie McCarrow. George Holiday
Howard Holiday. Cortland Saxton
Reese Boyer. Henry Cannon. Walter
Cannon. Marshall Derrickson, Franl
/ Derrickson, Frank Schaefer. Johr
Wise. George Heal. Carlisle Spicer
Hepbron Collins, John Larky, Charles
Heal, John Cook and Clark II
Foucsr.
Evening journal., 1912-08-09
FELT FAINT AFTER DINNER;
DESSERT OF 46 BANANAS

BROCKTON, Mass, Aug. "a rec
ord for banana eating was broken
when George Marshall, an employee
of a freight house, devoured 46 Be
fore breaking the worlds record Mar
shall ate a hearty dinner. consisting
of half dozen meat sandwiches, FIVE
doughnuts. several pie triangles and
so on
After dinner George began to throw
shoe cases around and complained to
his friends that he felt a little faint.
Willing hands held up a fruit peddler
foI. 90 bananas. About o'clock
George started in. In an hour the
bananas were all gone. More were
obtained As the clock struck 4 he
finished his forty-six. No more we're
at hand or he would have eaten them,
he said. He felt fine after the feast.
Evening journal., 1912-08-09

we may have to the best of our ability
and for the welfare of the human
race
There is nothing about obeying," "
was pointed out
Thank goodness. no" chimed both.
I'VE intend there shall be a commu-
nifty of souls. so we shall both live as
one. No, no obeying.'
Evening journal., 1912-08-09
Ell REGIsTEREn

Edwin c. Clark, candidate for
County Comptroller. wishes to urge
all OF his friends who are not yet
registered. to do so next saturday,
August 10TH so as to be qualified to
vote for him at the nomination.
Evening journal., 1912-08-09

The modern housewife knows that
the Wants insure capable helpers for
the home-there's no excuse for hav-
ing other than high grade domestic
employes. Adv
Evening journal., 1912-08-09

Deserved progress is within the
reach Of all who would get out Of the
rut and make use of the Wants IN
starting them in bigger, broader
fields.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-08-09

The hosts of home helpers who play
such an important part in many
households are in most cases engaged
through the Want Ads.-Adv.-
Evening journal., 1912-08-09
WHERE MEN CAN
REGISTER TOMORROW

ortheast.corner- Taylor and Pine Sta
6-Bennett 10 creek, sth to 9th and
creek, northwest corner sth and Lo-
Gust SITS.
Poplar to Lombard, eth to
Brandywine.s northwest corner 10th
and Lombard SITS.
S-Lombard 70 Pine, 9th to Bran
dywine River, .1019 Pine st.
9-Pine to Spruce, 9th to Brandy
wine River, northeast corner 9th and |
Kirkwood 6ts.
10-Spruce 70 Brandywine River,
9th to. Brandywine River, 715 Z. 10th
st.
Ninth Ward.
1--Thirteenth to Brandywine River
BrandyNvine River 10 Delaware River.
1927 Claymont st.
2-Thirteenth. to 25th, Thatcher st. |
TO Delaware River, 1917 Claymont St |
3--ephirteenth to Vandever Ave-.
Thatcher St. to Pine, ssS6 VandeVer
Ave.
4--Eanuever Ave. 10 25th, Thatch-
er TO Pine st.. 624.E. y22d sc.
-Brandywine River to 22d. Mar
'zet to Fine, 3 Vandever Ave.
6--Marl1et to Pine! 22d 80 25th St.
l2212 Market st.
market to city line east, 25th 10,
lcity. line north, southeast corner 30thl
and Market Sts.
8-Market TO Washington ST., Bran
,nywine River to Concord Ave, 1870
West st.
\ 9--washlngton b city line, Bran
'dywine to Concord Ave. 2001 Jeffer-
son
1O-Market to West St.. Concord
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4 11-West St. to city line, Concord
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| 12--Market TO city line west, 25th'
| to city line north. 21S w. 29th st.
lTenth Ward.
adams to Van Buren, 4th Co 9Th
st., 1913 w. zth st.
2--Van Buren to Franklin. 4th TO
i6th St., 4O8 N. Franlthn St.
4 3-Adoms 70 lVan Buren, I'd 10 4th
st., 1912 W.s3df est
4-van Buren to Franklin, 4th to
8d St. 1125 W. Sd St
5--Van Buren to, Franklin. Sd 70 I'd
St., 245 ~ Harrison st.
1 6--Adams TO Van Ruren. I'd. 70 Lam
oaster Ave, 1016 W. I'd st.
Van Buren, 10 Franklin ST., I'd
ito, Lancaster Ave-, ZOO W. I'd St.
8-Adams to Van Buren St, Lam
lcaster Ave to Chestnut St.. 933 Reed
st.
9--Van Buren to Franklin St., Ian
caster Ave TO Chestnut St, 100 s.
Van Buren St
80. Nf., Cf4
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11-Van Buren to Franklin St,
Chestnut to Linden St., 1907 Linder
4 Eleventh Ward.
Linden to Beech, Van Burel
II westerly 10 city line 425 s. Harrison
Linden and Liberty to Beech
Il Van Buren TO Washington St., S. W
Cor. Jackson and Maple.
a Beech to city line. Maryland ave
Il nue. westerly TO city line. 1908
franklin ST.
Il 4-Beech to Fifth Ave, Marylan
IL Ave, easterly TO city line, sos Mary
Hand Ave
d 5-FTfth Ave. to city line. Mary
| land Ave, easterly to city line. south
/, east corner of Fifth Ave. and Brow
twelfth Ward.
Franklin to Rodney, 4th to 6tl
"A ST. 1924 w. 5th St.
Franklin TO Rodney, 4th to q
lSt. 312 N. Connell ST.
Il 3-Franklin to Rodney St.. I'd {,
= Linden St., 1890 Lancaster Ave
,l Rodney to DUPONT. 9th TO 3rd St
Il 1902 ". 4th St.
A Rodney to DUPONT. Sd to Lindel
= St.. S. w. Cor I'd and DelamorI
-iplace
Z 6-duPont to Union St., 9Th to 81
. iSt. 317 ~ Lincoln
Il 7-duPont 70 Union St.. Sd to Lin
. lden St.. lQ1 ~ Lincoln ST.
y 8-Union ST. TO city line south, 6t
!. Ito 4th, 5i3 Springer St
u 9-Union TO city line west, 4th {
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Evening journal., 1912-08-09

tied. the cabin of Lincoln being con-
tanned in a magnificent marble build
ing The tourists VIII today make
Mammoth Cave which will be a night
stop for the tour providing accommo-
dations can be secured If aot the
Cave viii be cut out and the tourists
will spend the night at Bowling
Green thirty miles from here. The
Electric pathfinder displayed rare
qualities as a rough road machine
and Hill climber At no time did the
rough going phase the pathfinder
which travelled along at a good rate.
For Trunks. Grips, Suit Cases, go
to Yerger's Harness Shop, II f. 3rd
c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
THE PUBLIC BE DAMNED IS KuHos STAND.

following
Secretary
by the Delegate according his
attempt the confirm the
have right to know exactly where he stands this important
ton 1t has been subject for legitimate enquiry
Thousands of
to for against stand.
The Delegate repeatedly
question:
Wl continue the fight against
confirmation
He that he will bufed by The
legitimate
this
President he
They TRUTH it tool nov
Kuhio be
the If should
It'll the principles
ddae to
Ia supposed them directly should
question behalf
would be quickly brought with a he polls
The be damned
days that the egoil
vOng such sentiment Yet how is Territory
public has been told that its business
important public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
RnroRn TIE BATTLE.

elected good honesty
his ability during he should be reelected and kept in Office just
good recognized
the the faithful work and honest service removed
the sheriff of Honolulu jarrett has done for four there should
question supporting
the polls election time but during his term The Honolulu police depart
ment has been doubt arisen regarding either Jarrett
Clerk Kaanoa and Auditor Pirnsu ho have We have nothing 70
Parker but should be elected to take the
official just for the sake change We the maote
for Jarrett and Rose the biggest majOies registered today
the
mayoalty He estimates that Mayor Fern will be Colonel
Parker by majority of three hundred while eight hundred will be
thrown That will be his chin in the
but win have the satisfaction Parker little with him
preventing Parker from having majority of from three to FIVE hundred
Mccarthy believes with Advertiser that
than the fourth
their with They going
da Fe '''''s 'S gong 'n'''
You are all invited to visit The Advertiser office tonight to see the election
which will be shown by King
service The will
will wireless the Oahu
will special by telephone The of the they
occur will be illustrated by cartoons and portraits Everyone invited every
welcome and however the will be satisfied
with the the results of the polls be- displayed The first from
mainland be expected o'clock.
Those who have desire have the character of Hawaii and its people
should legislation Washington those
quarrel
believe
Secretary
controversy b. today Delegate
They will against Kuho who plans to keep for the
Those interested in the Honolulu; those who
broad foundation laid for the things within the
next five those who want to the neck incompetence broken and
efficiency administration will
either directly indirectly,
The
nothing
a
Kaeiopu, the Hawaiian the Republican
will the Hawaiian
entitled the while believe the
Kaleo the Hawains mistake and that there
their choice consideration
be
PLEASE TELEPHONE ADVERTISER NEWS
RETURNS
the
is Ticket it in the neck.
ByronO Clarkw llgetso S will
George support.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05

Republic should see to it that nothing
takes place here that will cause this
great body of alien residents in Hawaii
TO lose their respect for the Stars and
Stripes. You people here do not know
what democracy really is. You cannot
know what it really means. There is
no ticket in politics that did not have
in its personnel all elements represented.
Politics is a game of give and take. A
ticket made up entirely of working men
would be a.weak ticket. A ticket made
up entirely of rich men would be.
weak ticket. But one made up of all
classes Of men should appeal to you"
Andrew Cox spoke in Hawaiian, fol
lowed by Mr.. Shingle who read wire.
less from H. L. Holstein, from Hawaii,
saying that West Hawaii was stronger
than ever for Kuhio.
Prince Kuhio entered at this time and
smoke. commencing as usual by telling
of fmy fight against the adniinistra.
ton and the Governor" and continued
his line of attack on The Advertiser.
Among other speakers were George
Renton. A. S. Kaleiopu, w. T. Raw
Inns and many other of the long list
of candidates the majority of whom
we're upon the stand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
FERN DEN0UNCES AS
LIE HE WAS BOUGHT
Says He Supports McCandIess
Because He is Good
Democrat.

cit IS a lie, - said Mayor Joseph Fern
on the soapbox, yesterday noon, when
he denied the Republican statement
that he had been "bought'' for $500
by McCandless to campaign on Maui for
the Democratic candidate for Delegate
to Congress.
The Republicans printed and sent
out circular on Sunday alleging that
/ had received $500 for boosting Me
Candless. That is a lie, and was prob
ably written by John Wise 1t looks
like his work.
"a am Democrat and soils Nc
Candless. Why shouldn6trI work for
Democrats and the success of my party.
This is lie from start to finish and
| challenge any one to prove such a
statement.
81 wonder, then, whether Kuhio
bought Bob Shingle when the latter
went to Hawaii with the Prince9 There
is just as much sense in that as to say
that McCandless bought me-
81 will be the next mayor of Homo
lulu. Col. Sam Parker who calls me
his nephew is afraid of me now. He
calls me his nephew and says he is my
uncle. That is true, but it IS the first
time in twenty years that / heard Col.
Parker say that Just now it IS politics
and he claims relationship with me.
''The Republicans are again carrying
ON their booze campaign. On Sunday
when left my home to go around the
island the Republicans were gathered
near my place, and when / came home
that night they were drunk and carous-
ing. 1t was Republican booze which
did ito
1t was also stated around the soap
box that the Republicans sent out much
liquor to various precincts on Saturday
night, intended for Sunday political
luaus, but most of it was drunk on Sat
urday night and early Sunday morning,
with the result that the meetings were
SHINY attended
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
IS AGAIN
ATTACKED BY KUH|O

Making his usual attack ON Governor
Frear's administration and The Adver-
tiser, Delegate Kuhio wound up his
speechmaking campaign last night in
the executive grounds, where the Re
publican party held its final rally.
thousands of men, women and children
listened to Republican candidates and
managers, who gave oratory, music and
moving pictures until long after eleven
o 'clock. There was enthusiasm and red
fire, applause and shouts of approval
to the appeals for support of the Re-
publican ticket, and, in spite of the
drilling rain, the majority of the
crowd remained to the display of the
last picture.
AS Prince Kuhio was expected the
latter part of the evening from Waia-
lua, the speechmaking was strung out,
with music sandwiched between, in or
der to hold the crowd until he came.
He arrived at ten o'clock.
Preceding the meeting there was a
| torchlight procession, beaded by band,
On its arrival at the grounds, r. w
Shingle, the chairman, opened the meet
ing by stating that the Republican
party had been twelve years in office
and in control of the affairs of the Ter
ritory, and its record in the past was q
guarantee of the good it will accomplish
in the future, if the party is kept il
power.
George A. Davis followed by saying
that no man who loves his country anC
iparty will scratch the ticket. He sale
there might have been cause for dis
satisfaction at the manner in which TIL
Republican convention was held, but
is too late now, he argued, to discus
that part of the question. He launches
into long statement of what the con
finuatiOn of prosperity meant to tn
community; that the iron works an
the docks and the other many an
| varied interests in the country woul
be stripped of their employing power
these Industries were curtailed in thei
development of the resources of tn
Q Islands.
He challenged anyone to call tn
r ticket "sugar ticket, - for there weI
. but four men upon il out of thirty VIII
were really identified with the suga
D interests. Renton and Dowsett WEI
men of the sugar industry, he adde'
e and they were going to be elected.
0 Not Afraid OF Frear.
e "And they are not afraid of Frea
= either he shouted. "They will 4
what they think is right"
A. d, Castro said the policies of Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
WOMAN TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE BY
DRINKING ANT POISON, BUT WILL LIVE

Taking ant poison because, she ms.
sorts, her husband has deoerted her,
Mrs. j. G. Quinn, wife Of the propric.
tor Of the Auto Livery Company and
former supervisor, yesterday attempted
her own life, but was saved by rapid
treatment at the hospital to which she
was brought by the police.
Mrs. Quinn took what she believed
would be fatal drink in the Quinn
stables, in Kakaako near the brewery.
A friend discovered her n minute after.
wards and summoned the police. The
ambulance was rushed down before in.
vestigntion and fifteen valuable minutes
saved in consequence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
GOVERNOR WILSON
OBJECTS To PHOTO
OF BROKEN HEAD
(By Federal Wireless Telesraph.)

PRINCETON, New Jersey, Novem.
Der 4.-(Special to The Advertiser)-
Governor Woodrow Wilson forgot his
lacerated scalp today, and continued
with his correspondence as usual. He
said he was not bothered by the in
jury received early yesterday morning,
when he was knocked against the roof
of the closed motor car in which he
was riding.
A few photographers today sought a
picture of the Governor with the mar
row strips of plaster across his partly
shaved head.
"No, no; certainly, not" was the
Governor IS answer, and nobody got the
picture.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
RADICAL CHANGE IN
EQUITY PROCEDURE.
tnr reaernl wirelesa relerrnnh. J

WASHINGTON, November 4.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser)-Revolutionary
changes in procedure in equity cases in
United States courts through the Unit
ed States are effected in revised rules
promulgated today by the Supreme
Court of the United States.
The object is to reduce the cost of
litigation and to eliminate delay.
Among the new rules is one which
would prohibit issue Of preliminary in
functions without notice to the opposite
party, and also restricting issues of
temporary restraining orders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05

"And they are not afraid of Frear,
either he shouted. "They win do
what they think is right"
A. ID, Castro said the policies of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-05
Kun1o DARE NoT ANswER.

At Republican meeting Thursday evening Single
close personal friend and adviser of Delegate Kuh
they support KhO fighting Governor Frear
the business interests of Hawaii
Mr. Single signed statement yesterday says that The Advertiser
that he did what this reported Dur
height of political campaign and especially in campaign such
the when the Republican organization has gone to pieces and there
Democratic landslide that Mr. Single
exactly what The Advertiser reported and
appeal Hawaians for the Delegate because the
Delegate was, and S fighting the interests.
surprised Mr. Shingles words because he is simply using
Kh himself has been using from end of the Ter
ritory to the other fighting
fighting them and that the
why should be defeated Tuesday.
those who what published the afternoon
paper repubHh Shingles He wrote:
miuO the Delegate until it has to such point that
the not even fair in its news columns In my speech at
appealing the Hawaiian who
who thought that the big interests would control
RenOn and DOwsett elected to take KuO word
for that their best interests lie in voting for the Republican ticket
The Advertiser twistea my meaning
past his position relative to Governor Fea
only by those who pronounced enemies
of the Princean nd Hawaians
ko mot intend to be bull, aoaea into making , signed state
will be that he do the
frmaion of Govern if he $ reappointed.
(signed ROBERT W. SINGLE.
Passing Advertiser
the what hundred heard him say
the night before authority the correctness of any desire
thevey significant that KuhO intend be
bldozed making signed his position by The Advertiser
and 1 don
Advertiser through representative
has asked KuO plain question: requiring only eyes No to
We asked him whether he does intend
confirmation of the of the Governor when his sent
thinking Hawaii
notw the other.
The question plain fair question that Kuhid
which the Hawaii vitality interested 1t question which
the should insist plain
Kuhio lodging the and the afraid either yes
another Kuhio telling iawaan
Honolulu going o a good
the legitimate business of the
That
Single speaking
the Territory what Thursday table
the Hawdians.
fairly quay
Honolulu his qubbngs will
him from a substantial defeat, Oahu at least
will
Washington
and its leading industry.
slipping today night
Honolulu until Monday,
WITHOUT A STATE
the who mark their ballots next Tuesday
satisfied
of going o They
HIM HIM He prolific
telling
o a talking