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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10


The list of candidates for represent.
atives includes a number of the we'll
known Legislators VIM. Williamson
lit is said, is willing to run again fol
the house
Tony Marcallino and Solomon Ma
helona, of the county auditors office
are also preparing to announce their
candidacy for representatives. Mar
callino and Mahelona will make good
having been members Of the house
previously.
For supervisors the names of r. w
Aylett. Dan Logan, G. G. Bartlett, Sam
johnson. Emil Berndt and Fogarty
from the Fourth have been promi-
nentIy mentioned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10

The cornorer's Jury investigating th1
death or ten-yearold Hugh =. Cooke.
son OF Captain D. H. Cooke, payu1Gter
of the army, department ol Hawaii r.
turned q verdict Of accidental death
yesterday afternoon. Il Vas concluded
that the driver Of he Levers 4 Cooke
truck which ran over the unfortunate
boy was no way to blame and be vas
consequently exonerated on state
n1ent of the father himself
The funeral took place On Sunday
from St Clements church.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10
HAWAIIAN ATHLETIC +.
ASSOCIATION.

The Hawaiian Athletic Association
the local branch of the A. A. u, will
hold its annual meeting next Monday
afternoon at 4:30, in the rooms of the
Public Service Association. Officers
will be elected, and other business of
interest to the general membership
transacted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10

Registration of voters Is proceeding
steadily now. BY noon today the num-
Der registered was around 900. Two
years ago the registration IN the city
ard county closed at 74S1. Registya-
ton will close at midnight of October
10
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10

From the Fifth district for the
Board of Supervisors, Chas. N. Arnold,
NJ. C. Amana, Clifford Kimball and
Joseph A. Mcclure are mentioned
Beside these men, jim Quinn and
VIM AHA, who were once supervisors,
are also out for election. Carlos
Long, from the Twelfth. Is cutting
down the grass in his precinct with
view to making run. for supervise
rial honors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10

occasionally we meet girl who Is
so fond of music that she never tries
o play the piano.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10

Skirts are longer.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
An EXPERIMENT STATION

The governments offer to agri-
cultural communities that a'f af-
f.,cd with il-nt plaques is fair
en,ugh. Cn,:s Sam will srend dol
lar for dollar with the people IN
learning what is the trouble with
the crops.
Weld county can get the cooper.
alton Of the government II the pso-
pie here are sufficiently interested
to provide the land for experiment
work and to give financial aid to
the enterprise. 1t is up to the state
of Colorado to help also In this
work, for the statistics at hand
show cOnclusively that a study must
he made of plant diseases and RENE.
dies found IL the irrigated districts
Of the west are 10 keep up thu ir
present yields emu increase In tie
future.
Weld county potato lands must
he planted in other crops for 1t
least three years is the advice given
now. The growers Of crops must
get together in solving the mysteries
OF nature. In other localities steps
have been taken toward this end.
Weld county now has the OEpOrtun-
ity. No time should he lost in get
ting tie experiment station under
way.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
Fire Insurance
lad Other Things

The business men Of Greeley are
right in going after an adjustment
Of the fire insurance rates here and
tie various other things that are
badly needed. The only way that
abuses can he corrected In these
days II to 60 after them and 60
hard.
Il looks a. tl,ouRh three import
ant things were about to be ACCOM-
paisl,ed - . result Of pessistent ana
well directed effort. Tfse coavict
road gang n doing some fine road
work h the westeFn part Of tho
couaty. raising GTceley's clasadfica-
tion In tho insurance world II near.
ly accomplished, and the work OF
getting better mail service has .
good start.
The business Of = city II like
that OF an individual. It requires
constant attention and lots of hard
work. 1t y hoped that the aGgres-
sive campaign started On behalf Of
the city will not he allowed to lag.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14

who should he most active IN PlO-
testing against the present nns
able apology for service. t.
The mail train from Denver ~
need ~ a sort Of accommodation traih
for the trains from the east reaching
Denver, These are usually late 80
that Greeley business men ana lso-
ple generally must wait until some
where around noon for the nrst de-
livery Of mail.
While Greeley suffers the deaAy -.
hours, those living ON the rurA
routes lose . whole day when the
Denver train is Late. Thus y letter
mailed in Denver Monday evening.
IL the morning train is late ~ w.
ual. reaches the person ON . Weld
county rural route "wednesday noon.
IL would get to Its destination
Tuesday noon, PROVIDED the mail
train from Denver Is on time. go.
1t would seem that In consaders-
ton Of the business the Union fA-
Gifts Rets from Greeley 1t might 90
better out Of common courtesy.
Greeley as . tank station
does not sit well with the people
here.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
Underwear
for all
Mankind

new stock, earning approximately
~ per cent. is fi0atel, and IN dis
tributeti among hundreds OF the
widows and orphans" class. The
promoter and the original stock.
holders divide the loot between
them. The public is thus permx-
nently saddled with the responsible
ity Of earning this increased amount
upon the fictitious capital. II re-
ductiOn In the tariff " urged il In
pointed out that the industry can
not stand IT, that 1t would not be
able to earn reasonable dividends
upon each share Of stock and would
have to either close down Or cut the
wages Of the men. II the tariff had
not been excessive In the first place,
there would have been no incentive
to balloon the c0s1soratiOn.-The
COmmOner.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14

state, Sinre this suppOSftiOn IL er-
rpueous, the small merchant II sit
ting ssp and taking notice. Instead
Of q fns,st for tfse big mail order
hnuxes. tho new law has the effect
Of making II to tie interests Of the
consumer to buy from merchants
nearest him.
Weld county is particularly inter-
este<i in the parcels post. ~ It has
beeu well drained Of ready caSh for
yoarx by tl1e, sllusin9 catalogues Of
large mail order hOuSe~. Tho prop
ositioa h all too plain that this
mov,ey kept within the county would
be for tho benefit Of all. The bet
te,r taae busineaa conditions herc, the
brtter o0 evesy resident IN.
II ta,e belief that . better under
stanafing between merchant and
coe,~ansser can b. reached, tho Trib-
une suggests that tho Weld CosMty
ODuxu,ercial club and t1se Greeley
Commercial club devote ~ evening
to the discus1aOa Os tho now law and
huw Il win operato In Weld county.
The viewpoint of tho pOHtmaSterS,
thu rural mail carsiers, the small
and large merchant and the con-
su,,,er would b. Of tntere~t 70 an.
Il would serve tn fix In tlSe minds
the operation Of the government
| lac that will he in effect January 1.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
THE PARCELS POST

since announcement has sen
made Of the provisions Of the parcel.
post law and an analysis OF il. 81.
fect. 1t IL becoming apparent IN
merchant and consumer alike th.e
the new Legislation IL a benefit tn
consumer and merchant alike.
The law WAS fought by nearly all
small merchants under the bc,iel
that 1t would give New York m.u
nNier houses an opportunity to dr..
liver goOsis on the western co,s, =.
ciscsply aS they could in their n,.r-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
WHAT VICTORY MEANS

New responsibilities have come
to the democrats Of Weld county
and the nation with tho overwhelm-
ing victory u tho polls. Heretofore
for many years tho chief business
Of the democratic party WAS 70
point out the errors OF the rcPub-
ncans and check ~ hest might be
done the growing evils Of the gov
ernment under tl,e republicans.
Now the democrats arc called
upon to make good. They have
pointed the way, but have not been
They must now demonstrate to the
trust in the men and platform Of
ernment Ii sound.
The control is almost complete.
The president, house and senate
should be in accord On the vital
needs Of legislation. The rank and
file must lend their aid to those In
power. The days OF miracles are
past In the mighty task Of tarin
adjustment, Of trust control and the
other big problems that are to be
met, patience, skill and hard work
are necessary. It is comforting to
/ the party to know that the vast ma-
jOsity Of people In the nation have
confidence in President-elect VIII.
! son. TIE feeling Is widespread thai
there will be mo- grand-stand play,
on his part to catch the popular
fancy and that every move will h
carefully considered. Established
large industries will not he wrench
ed by the throat The process o.
evolution into the square deal viii
he gradual.
/ Democracy faces the greatest re
sponsibility of its existence. and 1
must make good II that connoenc
IL has won after 10 long and hard
battle Is to be retained.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
THE CONDOR
MERCANTILE co.
.W1lERE CASH COUNTS"

fart that President Bush Of the
Missouri Pacific Railway company
Ortiescd that the men In the emplOy
Of kis company should he given u
half.holiday on the 9Th, no that they
might have plenty Of time to attend
to the duty Of voting.
They were released from their
duties In order, ~ an official OsSler
ran, ITO enable them to exercise the
privilege Of American citizenship
and vote for the mon Of their
choice"
There waS . time when the rail.
roads were supposed to exert an Inn.
prUSser Influence upon tl.Eir esis-
plOycs In the matter Of elections.
Perhaps It is safe to believe that a
minimum Of such Influence ever
existed. Nevertheless, IL may servo
the ends Of Justice to give full pub
licity 70 the step which was taken
In ~. Louis Tuesday by the prexi-
dent Of = Rr~at railroads.&c.. lApui,
Times.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
How II Was

A trust II formed, and with com.
petition eliminated, each concern.
selling At $3.50, makes . profit Of
800 more than before, or ap-
proximAAely $3.50. II the profit IL
four times ~ much - before. this
justifies the trust. following the
usual coasn,eErtal ethics, in quad-
ruplin9 IT. capital stock. each share
then earning what one share of the
old stock issue earned. In other
words, the capital stock is watered
three times its original value. This
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
Industrial Pensions

Laying aside for the moment
aversion for monopoly in any utility
or commodity, the action Of the tele-
phone monopoly In setting BY ten
millions for an employees pensiOn
fund Is worthy Of moro than passing
notice. With all due credit to the
philanthropar spirit In which this
departure IL made, It Is also true
tl1at this y an economic provision
and has been expounded for years
By the most virulent enemy Of mo-
MOPOly, the socialists.
The announcement Of the tele-
phone companies comes with pecul-
lar Significance in Colorado, follow
ing - It does closely upon the adop-
ti0a, under the initiative aad refer.
endum, OF the m0tfless' coinpenaA-
ton act and the eight hour Law for
women. 1t shows cOaclusively two
things; namely, that vast corpora-
tioas must eventually appreciate
that their employees are what make
them great and, ~ an integral part
Of their system, are entitled to rea-
s0aable consideration, and second,
that the socialists are right in
their demands for provision for the
unfit.
There IL further Significance IN
tho action Of the telephone nlonOp-
oily. 1t IL one Of the great corpora.
tiOns that exercises some humanity
in tlse treatment Of its employees. A
large percentage Of those employed
are young women. In the Large,
exchanges there are rest rooms, pro
vided with literature, lOungin,
coaches, music and other sedative
to tired nerves. Instead Of infsasin,
Hatred into tho employees tho tele
paSoae company has tried to instil
= love Of their employment into Ii,
mfnds Of those whose work make
the service Of the company e6icteni
Az . result Of this policy there ar
nnmbeFSess instances Of whsre tlles
sAsSe employees have given heroi
service 1t dnaes wilton had tiaei
loyalty to tie corporation been lea
sreat damage and loss Of life woul
have resulted.
Tho pensioa system II . cooper
tive measure. When all the mes
corporations can solve the probles
oi having their employees wor
WITH them instead Of FOR then
then will tho greatest possible d
grce Of efficiency be obtained.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
Underwear
for all
Wonlankind

N. Holmes had threshed Sl6
bushels of wheat from 10 acres of
ground.
Mr.. Fletcher had seven acres
that produced 200 bushels OF wheat
for him.
A Congregational festival which
had been held the week before was
said to have been eminently sue
cessful. The receipts amounted to
about $S5. and good time was en-
joyed.
Col. c. N. Pratt OF Chicago had
been In town for some time. He had
also been to Longmont n short time
before. He reported that marked
progress was noticeable In that
town.
The Rev. Samuel j. Edwards A.
NJ, principal OF Jarvis college. Col
den, was to officiate at Masonic
ball on the following Sunday morn
Ing in the absence OF the Rev. Mr.
Green. y
A party OF Greeley men had re-
turned from the buffalo hunting
grounds. so miles below the Platte.
IN the vicinity OF Fort Morgan.
Their names were: Messrs. Foote.
Jr.. Witham. Ranney. Hill. Whitta-
ker. Canon and Fnurole. They
found the buffalo In immense num-
bers. and brought away all OF the
choice meat that their teams could
we'll haul.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
Dsesst Mail SsrvIe,

From tie manner in which Gree
Icy II treated IN the morning mail
service from Denver IL looks very
mrch ~ though the Union Pacific
railroad has sOnse secret hold on the
-caty, or IT least upon the citizens
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
NER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

Where arc the campaign buttons
Of yesterday?
The election has been over for
three days and NO panic yet
Business in mems hats perked up
for few days after election.
The beet crop il lingering TN the
Ian Of winter wheat, as 1t were.
Anyhow, you don't have to sign
q petition every twenty minutes any
more.
Pretty soon we shall be forgetting
the high cost Of living for the high
cost OF giving.
Old Father Balaam knew what
he was doing when he picked dom
key to ride on.
A week from today is the big pay
day for Weld. Something like
milliOn-tllat's all.
That new civil service Law is
liable to put some Crimp into the
political job seekers.
Now that it Is all over we pro
pose to look up ArmageddOn and see
wfAt the dickens happened there.
Look out for some real war news
now. The Greeks from Colombo
landed today ready to go into the
fray.
If the Elks will put ON as good
an opera ~ they did . grand open
ing Of their building 1t will be some
show.
How about Frank Green for depu-
ty attorney general? He would
make . great team mate for Fred
EAxrar.
The PulmOtOr got through the
election In fine style. 1t Is not
made to work on elephants or bull
noose(s).
The powers Of Europe are having
. terrible time over the partition Of
Turkey. All Of 'em seem to want
the wish bone.
VhceaE Astor conses iAto . for.
tzne of elOO, ,OO0, 600 ncxt Friday.
He must think that Friday IL N
Awfully unlucky day.
Most Of the lawyers in Weld
county want Attorney william Hall
'H.,Oi,. son aDpOinted clerk OF the
district court Well, why not?
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
Forty Years Ago

A lot in Greeley had been pre-
sented to Mrs. Grace Greenwood, on
which she intended building a nice
cottage soon.
Mr.. Marshall and family from
New York City had recently arrived
here for his health and Intended
spending the winter In Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-14
The Men Of Their Choice

II is only fair to emphasize the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
NeucS Smberfulpfs:M ittel,
bai1rt auf mebijin.

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cine 81 ltarfe S%ebuuptung. Iber in Cd
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elmer o%h5ebrenoen Mrautbeit bebaftet
lit, nit gelunben Mdhrltofieu be-
loret merben, aber bdufig perurlaz
den robe Gier in Gunntitdteu etne Die
Sernuuuna bef0rpernDe Ibmattung nno
Damn nuhrt feline Speile. @us Milcb
ongebt lit biele1be fir Gicle ein gutter
etahrirpff. er5eugt aber aub BET ei1iz
CEN @iliDlitGt.
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oe. ober mas mirb ben 3utienten beilen?
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heilt uoel piele Tdae BON Sdnuino1u;bt.
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elm S%peSimeu:
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pam uuorfbulrlam on @eium6beit uno
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Elm es mir l1lo u1lneren ltlulp19' p1ele
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gduans Nlterutipe lit mirt1am be,
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Observation-Disclosures nnn bout oas Spltem
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Noeflu oeheilter H1lle unn ld]reibt an oas
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fir meitere Gutnen5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Cine Gpioemie bon @niten

fat iid uber SEN gan5en SoDn ausge:
6reitet. Mlt uno Sung iin0 in glel'
der @eile oapon ergriffen, uno oie
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9euten. 6olep @onep an0 5or Com:
pound lit Elm raides, iidereS lno 81.
perl1Iiiges 9eilmittel fir ale 9u1ter
un6 grfaltungen. g1tbalt feline Spla:
ten. Molitor Trug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

1ies lit Sic Sabres5eit, menn @iit=
ter pielfa9 befiimmert fins iiber Sic
b0iufigen grfdltunaer, melde fire
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

Ser geringlte l1nfaa fann 5l1mellen
cine @errenfung peruriaden uno e11e
@errerfa1ng cine Guetidung. Seloe
suiammen f0nnen leiht un0 mirfio m
Surh Sen @ebrard BON ct. Safobs
Del gebeilt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
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Soma.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

Iie oelltihe &ommonboipradc I'M
ungoriifen @eere laBt iid MIR uuf-
gruno fnrtgeietter 3ugeitdn0niiie err
balten. @ie lange fam es nod,
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ben Wetna nod. @ie piele bon
ihnen meroen obne @el6, aber nit
bitteren grfabrunge11 5urudfebren?
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sSnbreseinfommen BON 100000 nod
meilt. Mh ia: &a1 miit in Ser fIein=
item @iitte fir Elm gIiidIid lieber6
Soar.
MuBer Dem @aiier BON China bot
aud unier Sinnn3faiier Sobn Bier-
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s~termt@nnpptn.

Sic politiid)en Narren baben nit
anoeren Marren gemein, oaB lie it'd
inlr1er einbiloen, man lafe nit ibnen,
menn man uber iie la9t.
O.
$50 in ser gbe sic 2iebe Ser 8leld)-
giiltigfeit Nlab mabt, 50 lit es b1s
sum ebeligen 8anferott ni4t mebr
melt uno Ser Mailepermalter 1teht g.
m0bnli6 i6on Dor ser Shur.
50
Sic Gbatlad)e, oaB Sic gr0e iid BON
ser Mil6ltroBe entfernt, iolte bon
Sem Mildtrltit ni9t als @ormono
sur grb0M1rg oes Mildpreiles miB=
bralldt merEen.
g =
SS1 Sort @apne, Sno., fat iid)
no6 elmer oortigen 3eitung Ser Dor
tige 9a1noesmetterbeobadter Nalmer
(oelien Eropbe5eiungen ielten ei;1=
trofen) NIT Sem Mlrmeltier allo=
%siiert; sic nellie Iirma 5eidnet Eal=
n1er & @roum0bog rno es lit Den
Sort @apnern 5u 0ieler neuen Nc
uuiiition MIR 81 gratl1lieren.
g
9foh Grpfelior 9oiier lit Sic groe
ungefahr t7O,O0O,OO0 Sabre aft.
IA miillen allo Sic Sdruloen lmlerer
Goriobren, Sic Dor ca. 169,00O,0O0
Sahren gelebt baben, motif in}rnilde11
neria6rt iein! Bliidlide MGnen!
@iepiele Treunoe 0as @olf fat,
pern1ag es jest mieoer NAL 81 er=
meiien. gs lit nur beoolerlid, ooB
oGe 0ieie iid life frieno Of TIE
people" nennenoen @olfsfreltn0e nur
sur @obl5eit ein 2%ebens5eifen pc'i
ith geben.
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5hnibel.

81 manaduietts lit Elm @oitor
Roblenbanoler %geporoen. 9offent'
lid befolgt er in Dem neuen Berufe
Die 9ebren, oie er i'm alten preoigte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Gdafe.

Gribiabrs=9 Gmmer 400 Big 6.25;
Sdbrlinge> mittelmaBige big Bette 1925
biz 5.25; mtnoertpertbige 2ammer.
$50 Bis 400; sdafe, mitelmaBige
big bette 2.75 Big 8.75; gem0bnlide
Biz mittelmaBige, 1.75 Big 200;
3udtidafe, 800 Big $50; min0er=
mertbige s9afe, 100 Big 1.75; Sam-
mel, 800 Zig 1926; 8ode, 2.25 Big
300. ...