davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Hayes Watson

Mr.. and Mrs. n. Hayes Watson,
MIR. and Mrs. II. Victor Watson
and Miss Ola Keller. who have
been visiting here as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. S. Gilpin. returned
from a weeks visit to Mr.. Wat
sons cattle ranch in the ella
mountains Monday. They left this
morning in their auto for Wilcox
for a short visit and will make the
return trip to FL Paso, Tex, by way
of Bisbee, Douglas and the border
land route.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
SHOWER PARTY

A linen shower party will be
held in honor Of Miss Kate Fonda
this afternoon. at 400 o'clock. at
the home of Mrs. Lola S. Welker
in Layton.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
DEATH OF INFANT

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Bray died Tuesday morning at
their home on N street. The funeral
took place in the afternoon and inter.
ment was made in Union cemetery.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING

The regular business meeting OF
the Woman's Club will be held
this afternoon at the M. E. Church,
at 400 o'clock. All members are
urged to attend as business of i'm
portance is to be transacted.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
Ranch for Sale

Forty acres; 25 acres in corn and
10 acres for hill pasture; good. small
orchard; four-room adobe house;
well of good water. Price. 5000.
Apply to ERNEST ELLSWORTH, Box
l65. Stafford. adv-25.tf
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
For Sale

1900 thoroughbred White Leg
horus hens and pullets. Your choice
$l.00 each. Peaches. two cents per
pound. GEO. S. ANDRUS. Stafford.
adv-2S-tf
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
A Genuine Bargain

Baby buggy, almost new. cost
$1,000; will be sold for $500.
MORRIS SIMON, Stafford.
adv-28-1t
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
For Young Ladies Only

J st received the latest novelties
in fall Middies. MORRIS SIMON,
Stafford. adv-28.1t
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27

Are you a member of the
Chamber of Commerce?
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Peter
son at their home across the river
from Thatcher, Sunday. August %,
1915, boy.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Don Curtis,
at their home in Thatcher, Sunday,
August %, 1915, a boy.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon
Curtis, at their home in Layton,
August 81. 1915, boy.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-27
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ferrin at their home in Pima, Thurs
day. August 10, 1915, q boy.
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To ).
VAIAHOLE BORE
7. next SUNDAY ]

Next Sunday the Outdoor Promotion
Committee will conduct an autobus
party to Waiahole; on willdward Oahu,
with two detectives. AT the end Of
the ride the party will be enabled to
hike up the valley to the mouth of the
great tunnel bore which Is being driY-
en- through the range from windward
Oahu to the Oahu Sugar Connpany's
slopes. This will be an opportunity to
see one Of the greatest engineering
works ever attempted in the islands,
for the completion of the tunnel in.
wolves the carrying of water from the
Waiahole side through to the other
side of the mountain. A small army of
workmen is engaged in the Waiahole
canyon on this great task.
There will also be an opportunity to
spend q part of the day on the beach,
where swimming can be enjoyed. This
VIII be an excellent days outing and
Is expected to be as successful as the
round the island trip yesterdas The
committee had & bus load which left
the committee rooms at 3 O'Clock and
returned to the city shortly after 4.
Luncheon was served It Hapull:
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per o. IS. 8. Ventura. Through to
Sydney-A. II. Badger, Mr.. Balaban,
~. K. Harrington, Mrs. A. O.. Berwin
and infant, Julius Blau, Miss May
Brownlee, j. E. Cooley, Eric Glasson,
Mrs. j. Glasson. Miss Ruth Glasson.'
VIM. Hinson, Mrs. Hinson, Martin
Hirseh, Mrs. Hirsch, Capt. T. J. Hal
crow, E. w. Ihrig, Mrs. Agnes Jaquish,
Harold Leventhal, Hugh Lewis, Mrs.
Lewis, Miss n. Lewis, Walter Mark
we'll, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Fl. F. Mars
den, Duncan Martin, Rev. L. Martin,
Paymaster "A. III. Mayo, u. 8. N, Mrs.
Mayo, r. 0'Hagen, Mrs. O'Hagen, VIM.
Osborne, Miss May Reardon, G. j.. Roe
hermann, Mrs. Roemermann, w. A.
Saul, Mrs. NJ. w. Sessions, Mrs. A.
Smith, Miss Ida NJ. Trask, Mrs. Mabel
Won F. Weltzen, Hon. Alfred A. Win
slow, Mrs. WinsI0w, s. Abel, Otto Areo;
Peter Arco, Harry Baltus, Jean Baltus,
Joe Baltus, s. Brodney, Arthur Crane,
Mrs. Crane, Miss Dnlcie Crane, B. A.
Dunford, F. E. Hewlett, Mrs. Fanny
Harris, A. E. Hewlett, C. J. Huekes-
tein, Samuel Lafferty, II. NJ. Larsen, II.
Leidersdorf, Norman Leslie, Mrs. Les
lie, s. Louis, E. D. Miller, j. N. w.
Miller, w. Mills, w. McPike, J. g. Por.
ter, w. NJ. Radcliffe, a. g. Sadler, Mrs.
Sadler, Chas. Stanley, Raymond Stan
ley, r. NJ. Slender, Mrs. Slender and
Mrs. Bridget White.
For Honolulu 9Rs P. Avery, W. Brad!
ley, I'd Carlson, r Curtis, Miss NJ.
Edwards, Miss B. Edwards, r. r. Gran
dy, f. L. Graw, F. A. Lister, d. Me-
sCune, Mrs. +. NJ. MacGraw, w. Mack.
ay, G. j. Marshall, A. Maxim, j. Nei-
son, j. Pungati Jno. Ramsey, Dr.. E.
u. REESE, Mrs. B. Rouse, o. Springer,
Miss E. Thomas, G. Van Doren, q. j..
Waller, John ZeIms, C. j. Huekestein,
r.. NJ Slender, Mrs. r. NJ. Slender,
Ralph Begg, II. Buholcer, II. Herbert,
A. Iovens, r.. G. Ross, j. III. Schmidt
and J. I. Silva.
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BILL IS NOW
IN OPERATION

Anyone who wishes to navigate the
skies hereabouts viii have TO be a
military or naval aviator, or else OBJ
tain written permit from the gov
ernor of Hawaii, before making a
flight, according 10 the provisions OF
the aviation bin, which became Act Il
of the present session when Il re-
cefved Governor Pinkhafn's3 signature
this morning. IT,.
The measure, which Will prohibit
promiscuous flying, meets with the ap-
prevail of army, navy and national
guard heads of the territory! Ill.
Following Is the text Of the meas
An act to prohibit the operation Of
aeroplane. balloon and other air craft
in the territory Of Hawaii with certain
restrictions.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of
the territory OF Hawaii:
Section 1. No person shall, without
a license from the governor, operate
an aer0plane, balloon or other air craft
IN or across the territory OF Hawaii,
except member of the aviation corps
Of the United States army, the United
states navy or National Guard of Ha-
wall, or a person employed in the
United States military or naval serv-
ice as a pilot.
Section 2. Any person who shall
violate any of the provisions of this
act shall, upon conviction, be punished
by fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars $1,000 0l, or by imprisonment
not exceeding one year, or BY both
such fine and imprisonment in the
discretion OF the court 8.
Section 3. This act shall take effect
from and after the date Of its approval
Approved this 2znd day of March,
A. ID. 1915.
LUCIUE r. PfNKHAM,
Governor OF the Territory OF
Hawaii
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THOUSANDS MAKE
HAWAII BUILDING
mecca At FAIR
CONTINUED nom page one)

an pineapple, Kona coffee and other
native delicacies served by Hawaiian
maids who will also drape the guests
with leis to the strains OF Hawaiian
singers. The idea which is novel will
prove a great. attraction and win help
further towards Hawaii's popularity in
hospitality.
The parking round the exterior of
the building, which has been neglect.
ed, and the interior planting which
having been Installed before the heat
ing plant was completed, has suffered
in consequence, have been placed un-
der the direction of Commissioner Riyt
enburgh, who will Immediately super
intend thes replanting and parking in
the approach to the building, and q
great Improvement d soon expected.
At the same meeting the music was
placed under the direction of Commits
sioner Rivenburgh. Commissioner
Wood assuming the responsibility Of
the Office.
The aquarium has also suffered, not
so greatly from the transportation of
the FISH as the handling at this end,
30 many formalities being necessary
that as result more than half the
fish have died. Seven tanks more,
however, are expected on the Matso-
mia, co that revival of public inter
est Is anticipated with the accompani.
ment of greater daily crowds.
Honolulu Folks ct Fair.
Up to date one thousand six hum
dred visitors have registered in the
Hawaii building, q list of those we'll
known in Honolulu following:
Annie s. Bishop, e. Faxon Bishop.
Mrs. Donald MacL,ennah, Carl Fl. Me.
per, ID w. Keaweamalni, II. Pauahi, q.
Williams, Ben Kaai, Mrs. r. R. Reid.
ford, Bert KHAN, William N. KiaAina,
George T.. McInefny, Frank H0wes,
Theodore F. Lansing, George 2. Mar
shall, Mrs. II. Pnuger, Virginia ".
Silva. Mrs. Frank Tavares, Miss Viz
gihia Steele, Mr.. and Mrs Steele, Mrs.
Smith, Miss Margaret Iishmahn Mary
A. Mcclure, Mrs Kamakea Magoon
Kipling, Victor s. Houston, Edith w.
Morton, Mrs. q. K. Booth, Marie Lyon,
Mrs. Ben Hollinger, ]. p. Reg0, Mrs.
II. s. Kahn, Mr.: H s. Kahn, Mrs Carl
Niepcr, Charles b Blum, .Soap-Box"'
Barron, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. ]. M.
Dat, Miss Lucia McHenry, Mr.. Jack
Hamilton, Mrs. Jack Hamilton, Pearl
Mccarthy. Margaret Mccarthy. Anne
Parke, e. w. Congdon, Edward A.
eouthworth, G. N. Bell, Mrs. C. N. Bell,
Mrs Kelley Brown, Laura Atherton,
Lillian 8. Raven, g. d. FreetA Jr.,
N. s. Sachs, A. Fnhr, ]. 8. Mckenzie,
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URGES RADluM CONTROL
By THE GOVERNMENT

Dr.. Able, noted American physi.
clan and surgeon and also an expert
in the use or radium Tor the cure Of
cancer, says of radium:
l believe sincerely that we have sim
ply scratched The surface, and that II
We have a sufficient amount of it we
shall be able 10 do vastly more, but
that is simply my belief. II 1t Il not
conserved, it win be sold everywhere
by the makers who have the ware to
sell, and It viii be bought up by doc
tors all over the country, who would
simply want to have little as a toy.
who do not know how to use II, and
win not know for 10 years how to use
il. because the use has>not been stan
dardized. II win open up FOOLS par
adise II appears 70 my mind that the
great need for our country is that the
use of radium should be put In the
hands Of the government laboratories
or the govefnnIeAt hospitals or very
large institutions Of merit. The lat
Ter will probaby be able to purchase
their own mateliaL
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BADGER GAME
CASESUP AGAIN
BEFORE COURT

the scully Boggs Bower. McGrath
robbery cases, involving alleged opium
dealing, is up In circuit court again
this afternoon. ~'.av .-.g
p. n. Boggs was out OF Jail a short
time Saturday on a writ OF habGas
corpus, obtained by his attorney, c. II.
Mcbride, who went before the supreme
court and asked reduction OF the
81, 900 bond set by Circuit Judge Ash.
ford. Judge Ashford was out Of the
city. McBride's petition was denied,
the supreme court deciding that in
asmach as Judge Ashford had set the
bail ne should be the one TO decide
whether Il ought to be reduced. Ae.
cordingly Boggs was remanded to the
custody of the county sheriff.
Boggs, Bower and McGrath spent
Saturday night, Sunday and today in
fail, except when taken Into court for
their arraignment. Scnlly Is out uil.
der total of $l4. 900 bail. They were
to be arraigned this morning, but be-
cause one or two trials were set for
hearing the erraignments were con-
tinued to 2-o'ci0ck
+. M. Straus as counsel for Bower
asked that Bower be released in his
custody until O'Clock, to enable Bow.
er 10 see his friends and try to ar.
range for bafK but the application was
opposed by Deputy County Attorney
Brown and was denied by the court
Attorney Mcbride asked that the
court take up ut once the matter Of
Ills appiicafton for reduction OF B0ggs
bond. His, request likewise was de
MED.
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FILIPINO TO FACE
SECOND TRIAL ON
CURING CHARGE

The second trial OF Lorenzo Filio. a
Filipino. accused of procuring, is sci
for 3 o'clocs tomorrow morning In
Circuit Judge Ashford's court. The
first bearing resulted in. a disagree
meIt OF the jury and a mistrial.
A special venire or I5 jurors was
ordered by the court to be present to
morrow morning, the following being
selected John H. Jones. Mark A.
Robinson. Reidar w. Olsen, Carl A. q
Maertefs, Williala Git. Frank Gerard,
Alfred D. Cooper, Jules NJ. Levey,
John F. Colburn, Charles Hustace, Jr.
Henry A. Giles, Andrew r, Bannister,
Irwin Spalding. Harold q. Gfffard and
William Thompson.
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NO DUELS IN FRANCE
UNTIL WAR is OVER

BoULOGNE, France-Debts of hon.
or can stand over till the end of the
war. Such Is the precedent estab-
Iished on New Years day, says a let
ter from Paris, by the seconds of two
gentlemen who had come to blows in
the course of argument The Princf-
pals were informed by their seconds
that every French sword should for
the present be at the service of the
nation and that the shedding Of blood
In duel would be inexcusable as long
as war lasted.
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MAUI WOMEN HEAR
MRS. PARK ON SUFFRAGE
fspscial star Bulletin oorrespondencej

Especial Star Bulletin Oorrespondescel
WAILUKU, March 21.-Many Maui
people were much disappointed this
week not to have known earlier that
Mrs. Alice Park was on the island.
Had her presence here been known "a
hours earlier large number OF peo-
pie from Waifuku and vicinity would
have gladly heard her. Az It was only
few ladies who had no other engage
ments were present at the home Of
Mrs John Howell on Thursday after,
noon to listen to the interesting
speaker. Mrs. Park Is an able and IN
pertaining talker
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Dennis Dowd of New Haven was
sentenced 70 six months in jail by the
city court at Bridgeport on charge
Of having an Illegal amount OF certain
drugs In his possession.
During an address in Utica, n. Y.
former president Taft urged that a
president should be elected for a long
term and made not eligible for re-
election.
Deiirius following an operation for
appendicitis. William B. Baker jumped
from the third story window of the
Brooklyn hospital, killing himself.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISL NDS
Especial wireless u Merckahts'
Exchange
Monday, Mar. q, 1915.

MONDAY, nar. Y, 19l5.
PORT TOWNSEND Arrived, Mar. q
sch. okanagon, hence Feb. 25.
PORTLAND, Ore.-Arrived, Mar. 81
IS. 8. 6tfathendriek, hence Mar. 10.
HANA--Arrived, Mar. 81, sch. Honoi
epu, from San Francisco. E
|BELLINGHAM-Sailed, Mar. 20, sch
A. F. Coats for Honolulu. .
ISEATTLElSafled, Mar. 20, g. s. Da
kotan, for Honolulu. 80 :. "a. e
:YoK0HAMA-Sailed, Mar. 20, 8. 8
Korea, for Honolulu.
is. s. Persia sails for San Francisco
2 p. m. today. + .- r.
today.
SAN FRANCISCO -Arriyed, Mar. %
7:45 a. M, s. s. Shinyo Maru, hence
Mar. Is.
EBALB0A--Arrived, Mar. 20, s. 8. Alas.
kan, from HiIo, Feb. %. .s-:..-
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From Capt. Cook to Tie Linotype

On the morning Of January Is, ITS, the Great Cap
tain Cook sailing the waters of the North Pacific Ocean,
discovered group Of beautiful islands that he called
Sandwich in honor Of the Earl of that then Lord
of the British Admiralty. Today know the group as
the Hawaiian Islands and the travellers to this part Of
the world visit the monument erected in honor of the
adventurous sailor ON the shores of Keaakekua Bay.
The spot thus marked shows where he was killed by
during quarrel the occasion of his second
trip in LTD Tits monument to the beginning Of the
relations Of the people of these eight islands with the
peoples of the therbig and little islands Of globe.
"A monument Of very different sort, and indicating
the present sz and importance of the Territory OF
Hawaii United States of America, is the 178 page 9
by biz inch, special edition of the Honolulu Star
Bulletin. This souvenir issue, printed on super caen
dered paper and containing many color plates OF the
lovely flowers and vistas of this MidPaeic Eden,
memorates the opening of the Panama Canal and is to
be the official souvenir publication of Hawaii at the
Panama Pacific Exposition Many interesting facts are
given indicating the commercial and industrial develop
ment Of the Territory and the progressive spirit OF its
100000 population.
The Honolulu Star Bulletin plant complete in every
department is surely tiled to consideration Of
the islands valuable assets, and as representative OF
what the people there can do and are doing.
A little less than yaar ago we had occasion to
nounee in the columns of The Linotype Bulletin the win
ming off the second prize for Miscellaneous Job Work.
in the Linotype Competition, by this same plant.
In the present instance Through the medium of their
seven Lnotypes the stories of the army and navy do
ings of irrigation work. of the sugar plantations OF the
coffee estates the pineapple and.fr Industry and
the many other activities bf the islands have all been
turned into type and then printed in this special book
so that the world might BE kept informed. Merger
thaler Linotype Bulletin for February.
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'IBy JTIatest Main

SAN FRANCISCO-The steamer
General Hubbard, which left this port
recently. has aboard zoo tons or
rice from the hew fields in Tehama
county, this stlte. The shipment is
unique in that Ihe rice is destined for
transhipment from New Orleans to
Porto Rico or Cuba, which have here
tofore drawn supplied from the rice
fields Of the southern states. A cheap
rate on this staple via the Panama
canal Is said 10 be responsible for the
inauguration Of shipments OF rice from
Tie Pacific coast. a
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OAHU PRlS INMATES
HoL b ENTERTAINMENT

Oahu prison inmates held an enter
tainment in the prison lasf night. Vo-
cal solos and selections by the prison
mandolin and glee clubs were given
by the men. Physical Director ROT
ley OF the Y. NJ G. A., assisted by
three boys, put ON an acrobatie stunt.
High Sherfff Jerritt presided. Many
Honolulu guests we're present.
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Because her husband made her
carry coal and scrub the kitchen floor,
Justice Mills OF Mount Vernon award.
I'd separation to Mrs. Helen C. Pet
It's with $500 alimony.
NJ Jules Huret, newspaperman and
author, died IN Paris in his 51st year.
He was the author OF @From New
York to New Orleans and From San
Francisco to Canada.
Brig. gen Greenleaf A. GoodaIe, u.
8. A.. retired. died At Wakefield. Mass.
from 4 complication Of diseases. aged
Is years:
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CuabERnS me
PRESS AGENT
PubIlshsrs Should Can . bali.
10 dis Activities. =
~ Z
IMPOSITION on. READERS:
4 = r p y

. celoasl Wattsrson In Leuissals Seu-
sisr-JesrnsI Calls Upon the Psbl'sh.
srs ef Or Country 70 De Away WIN
& Prsss Assn. EsiI-pub'ieisy Bureaus
asrs Espsssivs Than Advsftisias. J.
Whatever Colonel Henry watterson.
publisher Of the Louisville thy) Cou-
rier-Journal, says Is Of interest to the
American people In general. When ne
speaks of matters thai concern the
newspaper publishers he appeals 70
BODY Of men who regard him as one OF
ther own and who eagerly listen 10
Ms words. "a
Colonel watterson does not like the
Oress agent, another sentiment that
binds him closely 20 me newspaper ira.
ternity. and he says 20 in Q recent Is
sun Of the courier.JonrnaL He spoke
20 his readers as follows:
A Spanish grandee once observed
khat, ali royal end noble spaniards
agreed that the public was an ass ano
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Wholesome NJ 90, BREAD Nutrition, J,
LOVES BISCUIT BREAD CO.
TWELVE JlTNEY BUS
PROMOTERS COMING

According TO 8 despatch from Port
land, d. Mceune, promoter OF the pro-
posed Honolulu iitney bus service,
who was visitor here few weeks
ago, is returning to Hawaii with IL
others Interested in the traffic busi-
ness. They are expected on the next
trip of the Sierra.
The promoters plan to establish 4
regular schedule line between Forts
SKATER and Schofield and the city,
and they intend to extend their sys-
tenn later. according to announce
mehts. Those included In afeCunes
party are the following: Ralph p.
Avery, r. r. Grow. II. e. Allen, J. Z.
zelfls, H. C. Van Dorm. A. G. Conquest,
Jerome Avery. Charles H. Cox. o. u.
Springer, Jake Nelson and A. w.
Maxim.
7 4
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Religious bodies of all denomina-
lions gained 763,os7 new members in
the United States last year, according
to figures compiled by the Federal
Council of the Churches of Christ III
America.
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A false fire alarm took the fire de-
partment out to the corner of Oahu
avenue and Lower Manoa road at
noon today. Chief Thurston's men
could find no trace of fire. in the
neighborhood to which they were call
ed. nor elswhere along the road.
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PERSONALITIES

GILBERT ]. WALLER returned
from business trip to the Coast in
the Oceanic liner Ventura today. Mr..
Waller has made an Investigation oE
the possibility Of the Pacific coast af.
fording sufficient supply Of meat in
event a complete embargo on the ex-
portation Of meat is declared by the
Australian government
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ALFRED Al. WINSL0W, American
consul-general to Auckland, N. q. q
proceeding to station as a passenger ii
the Oceanic liner Ventura. He win
Etranship to New Zealand at sydney.
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uodld = dd6sn lie ohiy point upos
which dlsagreement was possible wa.
Nho should occupy ths saddle.
All special interests agree that III,
press Of our country Is an ass. bu,
tnere no disagreement about VIA
shall ride q. The Various interests are
Aearty agreement that eyery one
"A VINO has need OF free advertising. or
publicity,r rs IL Is called. slIaI1 make
n1ree and unlimited use OF the .nervs
eolRmns. at Q due to The 1olIyzo q tie
press that the burden Of fire adser-
tixipas has been long ana uatJeufiv
borne II Is time. surely. to rebel The
interest OF the newspaper N u bsisi.
ness enterprise. fhe conscience Of the
press - q sntherer and distributor Of
!" news. tine reasonable demand OF the
reader that advertising shah hear n
label are influences which should com
Dine TO put an end TO the FfIins OF the
ass oy everyb9dy and anybody who
wants publicity.
Even the riders, are beginning. many
OF them, 70 grasp the fact than they
= nave made inordinafe demands uDon
geod nature. In a recent speeeh E. A.
Moree. representing the State Charities
Aid Association OF New York, nj tho
charities conferences In PhuadelnbIa,
sisted that attempts 10 fitch valuable
space from newspapers should he aban.
ooned even by organizations fighting
eeSuosaS
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BQIH S|lESDF

The Star Bulletin received another
Anonymous letter today protesting
against the Ad Club attending Ind
pfo1nofing the .fafewelI hight fof the
esbakst Singers at tie Popular the.
Atef - s. Z 6 80 sssss'. - IS
This aiso comes ii comment upon
the situation:
THE Alb CEUBBKR's APPEAL.
Amt IL fefte the ladies say,
They don't approve 81 the cabaret
me AID Elab's giving next Tuesday
10 spssd me gis4les Oh their way
Rodstias ior Y . A ltiaN 81 a Asig
But n6fhst, sister swsetheart. own,
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A table to the memory of the pio-
:neers OF Missouri was unveiled at the
jefferson memorial in Forest Park.
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