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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-27
THE ADVENTURES OF FAIRY sILvERwINGs

Yes the hills and far away
Where from at end of day;
Not the sky yet the land,
Lived Silverwing with the Fairy band
Her mothers Will-o -he-wisp;
Her fathers Sir Krinkley Krisp.
sisters and brothers by the
l really think a thousand
Silverwing not satisfied
She fused and fretted fretted and cried.
Till the King and all his subjects true
Cried aloud: Away with you
All such cannot .be happy here,
Must be banshed for all of a great long year."
So he summSned the, Wind o strong blast
blow Silverwings FairyIand fast!
Watch For Sverwing's Next Adventure
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-27
NEW INDUSTRY AT wRIGHTsvILLE
Special TO The Telegraph

Wrightsville. Pa, Feb. %. - A new
industry, the first of the kind in the
borough. has just been installed here.
1t is known as the Electric Shoe Re-
pairing Company and occupies a build
ing in the business section of Hellam
street
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Report at Noon Meeting Shows
Campaign is Under Way;
500 Already Raised

At O'Clock this afternoon the Y. M.
g. A. swimming pool campaign teams
reported 800 secured as a result of
this mornings work in the first day
of the effort to raise the $4,000 neces-
sary to make the pool reality.
The team workers met for luncheon
in Cooke hall and tomorrow is expect
ed to see the tide of subscriptions well
over the $1,000 mark.
In the lobby are two large signs.
one on which the standing Of each
team is to be printed, the other rep
resenting swimming pool, showing
how high the amount secured each
day Is.
"a chance to turn cash. into char
acter' Is the keynote of the campaign.
General Secretary Paul Super empha-
sized this at today's luncheon, and at
last nights dinner which started the
ball rolling.
Today's feature was the mailing OF
723 letters TO association members
whom It was thought are most inter
ested In the pool. Il am pleased to
say that number of the men who
received the letters mailed Us their
check immediately said Mr.. Super.
They are all AID Club men. and are
up to snuff in these matters"
The letter tells Of the pool. and
gives figures concerning its cost and
methods by which the $4,000 may be
secured. because the letter says
nothing of dollar subscriptions doesn't
mean that we don't want them" ex-
planned Mr.. Super. I'VE win be just
as pleased to have men hand US a
dollar or more as to receive 800"
The next team reports will be heard
tomorrow at noon In Cooke hall. ITO
morrow VIII see things stirring" is
the way one team. worker EXPRESSED
his enthusiasm.
One of the most active team work
ers Is R. e. Lambert. On his team
are G. S. Raymond, C. M. p Nelson.
r. M. B. Puryis, I. Spalding, c. r. Fra
zier, H. Gunter.
On w. F. Gaynor's team are A. NJ
Crfsty. w. P. Thomas. r. Anderson,
@. s. Waterhouse, J. A. Noble, H. G.
DILLINGHAM;, w. r. Coombs, +. o. Boy
er and Percy Deverill.
Jack Milton's team consists of G. L.
DDrre, C. L Hall I. P. Garfield. L. b.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
DAILY REMINDERS

Round the island "a auto, 800
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
The Goodwin, only exclusive corset
shop IN Honolulu; absolutely new 1911
models; Pantheon bldg-Ady.
New arrivals IN chic steamer bon.
nets are on display at Milton & Par.
sons, milliners, Pantheon Bldg. lady,
You'll like the way the Honolulu
Picture Framing and Supply Co. frame
pictures Let them show you theft
stock Of frames.
Holeproof hose, the original guaran'
teed hose, are for sale by The Hub
Hotel street, near Fort. Six pairs fol
$3.50.
Panama hats reduced from $40 to
$3.50; Porto Rico hats reduced from
$3.50 to $2.75. Leading Hat Cleaners,
1852 Fort St, opp. Convent ADV.
The Hawaiian News Co. The Pho.
neer Paper House." carries q complete
stock Of paper, bags and twine and ali
the different papers required by the
printer.
The spring lamb from island ranch.
es, sold by Metropolitan meat market,
Is said to be exceptionally fine and
well suited for q dinner course.
Perhaps Il Is because your competi-
tor uses wireless communication with
the other islands and with ships at sea
that he Is 50 successful Why not try
it yourself? Mutual Telephone Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

A further hearing was to be had
before District Judge Monsarrat this
afternoon of the matter OF Harry 7.
Mills against D. F, Turin. an action for
debt in the sum OF $11. Mills acting
as representative Of Rudolph Stein, a
member OF the detective department.
It Ii alleged by Stein that when he and
Turin took q couple Of cabaret singers
to Waikiki not long ago, gave them
something to eat and drink and later
treated them with JOY ride, Turin
refused to foot half the bill. amount
ing to 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
MINIATURE SWIMMINGPOOL Will
SHOW rise Of FUND FOR !. N. c. A.

Stiles, &c. Stone, C. S. Franklin.
Those forming ]. s. Motifs team are
J. B. Guard, J. C. Anderson, g. C
Clark, A. X. Lucas, E. G. Mailman,
George Bustard, J. B. Brown, H. 8
Canario.
H. B. Newcomb's team consists oil
Gilbert Brown, j. p. Morgan. r. H
Lowrey, r. N. Linn, w. j. Peterson,
B. H. Burdfck.
A.. T. Young heads a 1--we team OF
Chinese young men, who have already
shown disposition to do their part.
j.. E. Santos is captain Of q team
from the p. B. C.s. On the team are
Frank Braneo, Abel Rodrigues, Ernest
Soares. Charles Branco, Clifford Mel
i'm. Joe Meieiros, Frank Vivas, Clark
Soares, and Cooke Soares.
John Haglund Is leading III the work
amongst the intermediate department
Other names in addition to these
have been chosen on teams. They viii
be listed when they REPORT for their
assignment Of prospects,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

Three old cases were wiped OF the
federal court calendar today when
Judge Sanford B. Dole ordered the dis
charge of Ching Lum, Wong Yuen and
Sui Joy, petitioners for writs OF ha-
beas corpus. Upon the arrival OF the
petitioners in Honolulu, they were de-
tanned by the local federal immigra-
ton authorities, pending an inyestiga-
ton of their former residence in the
territory. The petitioners alleged
that they were residents of the terri
tory prior to annexation. and were
thus eligible for readmission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
CONES TO TAKE
CHARGED OF new
Y. v, c. A, WORK

To take charge of the educational
extension work of the local Y. w. G
A. Miss Annetta Bieckermann, q grad
uate of Cornell University, class Of
1903, arrived IA HonDlulu In the vii
helmfna yesterday. She Is the house
guest. OF Professor and Mrs. A.. L. An
dreWs In Manoa. and viii begin work
next Monday morning.
While on her way to Honolulu from
the East, Miss. Bieckermann visited
several large associations, where she
secured a largo amount OF valuable
information. She comes here wei
prepared for the work.
The educational extension depart
ment of the local Y. w. C. A. is entire
" new. An effort win be made to or
ganize, and create interest in edrca-
tional clubs and classes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

A series Of national dat { Tea
ture the Pan-Pacific Cluhs weekly
luncheon Tuesday at noon in Cooke
hall. Y. M. C. A. building. There will
be Japan Day. and Japanese
speaker, appointed by his fellow coun-
trymen here, win tell In Q 15-minute
talk Of things accomplished by Japan
ese here In the way Of promoting good
citizenship. The August II luncheon
viii be Chinese day; August "a, Ko-
rean, and August 81. Portuguese.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

pAR.BULLETIh HIVES ron
TONaYsG NRWQ TalNsv
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
HARVARD YALE CONTEST /.
ON LINKS Is PUT OFF

Owing to the poor condition Of the
Moanalua links and the difficulty In
securing certain players for both sides
in the proposed Harvard-Yaie golf
contest, which was to have been held
this coming Saturday. an agreement
has been made by Attorney Arthur G.
Smith and Charles r. Hemenway,
leaders of the respective teams, to
postpone the tournament
Saturday, August IA, has been set
as new date for the contest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
|T0(AI And GHVERkl

A coroner's jury has held that Ching
Cbong, Chinese cook, who lost his
Lie in fire at Beretania. near AleS
ander street Monday morptng. OBJ, 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

from burns received acei ,ts
the fire.
1llEmittee Of u
The stunt com the Kauai
Club contingent Of held IN Lihus
Convention. to be 0rTlf re planning d
TENDER rs and "a a. 81 arrange the d
a meeting soon to q e various Ad
Of their show" ThISla favorable pr
committees report : Of q general
and give assurancerespos company ID,
time TO all who aeast Isle nexkd
Club to the Garden dir IN.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04

Having completed their studies In
American universities, Karn In Chun
and Foo Kow Lee two young Chinese
men who are graduates of the McKin-
ley High School here, are again in
Honolulu. Mr.. Chm is q graduate den
fist, receiving HIS diploma from the
University Of Southern California Col
lege OF Dentistry, in Los Angeles, last
June. Mr.. Lee has just completed a
course In modern agriculture at Kan
sas State Agricultural College. Man
haitian, Kansas.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ORGANIZED

Tuesday evening the citizens in.
terested in -the organization and
mia intenance OF an efficient fire fight.
Ing force met at the city hall In an
adjourned meeting from the previous
Tuesday and the Organization was
completed. Mayor Atkins was act
iuR chairman OF the meeting and
Frank Miller was actinsg clerk.
A set OF bylaws was submitted by
q committee previously appointed
and these we're taken up section by
section and passed upon after few
minor changes had been made,
The officers OF the company we're
elected and are Ss follows; Presi.
dent, E. K. Abbott; Vice President,
R. s. Kinsey; Secretary, Frank NIL.
lsr; Treasurer, W. H. Shoup, Chief,
Z c. Frazier; Assistant Chief, Fred
Brough; Foreman Cmpany No. l, J.
II. Wright; Assistant Foreman, Geo.
Hanson; Foreman Company No. 2,
| Geo. Brown and K. I. Soule Assist
ant; Herbert Bradley was elected
Secretary of the salmon company
aud Fred Blscoe of the Brooklyn com
pany.
T 9 plans are TO have two compan
les one on the Salmon side OF the ris'
er to be knows as Company No, /.
aud the one on the Brooklyn side &c
be known as Company No. 2. Eact
company is to he composed OF twelve
members besides the chief and ha
assistant who are not membsrs oi
either company. This makes a forc'
} Of twenty-six men vino VIII b'
trained TO handle the fire fightin.
equipment OF the city in case OF fir
and will be the means OF lessenint
the danger of destructive fire In th'
q city.
J Upon rotion a COMMITTEES Was Ap
! ponted ny the president 10 wait up
on The council Monday evening an'
ask that an appropriation be made .!
that body to In q small degree CON
t pensate the members for their tim
and trouble in attending drills an
5 fires
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29

(By Rev. Il. N. ouist. J

Philippians 3:lS, M.-One man
makes failure In life because he
undertakes too many things. This Is
the age OF specialists. This is true
no less within the realm OF religion.
We must have a high and noble pur-
pose in llfe Ii ~as because daniel
purposed in his heart that he would
not detile nlmseli, that he vas able
20 ovsreme temptation.
Until man hrgius to serve God
his life is a fAilur, l'aul counted all
4 loss as ionA as lie prosecuted the
church. His aiai afterwards WAS go
pfeacu Christ and him crucIhed.
rnsre Is no persecution that could
turn Paul from preaching Christ,
Everything else bscams subordinate.
Our aim In life should also be Ia
preach Christ Some can do 1t by
proxy.
In order 70 succeed We must FER
get the things that are behind A
Christians progress must he always
forward. We can not cl ange the fall
ures OF the past. Liys IN the present
facing the future, and he goal that
Is before US. What 10 your aim in
lIfeS Is 1t a selfish almY Christ
himseif came not 10 do his own ~ill
but the viii OF his Father. lt is
said that Or. A, j, Gordon met an
old man going 70 prayer meeting,
who appeared very happy, When
asked by Or, Gordon what made him
SO happy, he replied, because be-
long to the Lord" Are not other
people happy listen to the Truth
from one who knows then rlnE II
around the world, and no man OF
three score years and ten shall be
able to deny II. The devil has no
happy old mem Let us look with
Paul for "The crown Of righteous.
ness.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29

Ben Z. Gray Of Hailev former
chairman of the democratic stata
central committee, has been appoint.
cd register OF the United States land
ONCE at HALEY. The former revis.
Ter, J. E. Williams died last Septem.
DER, since which time the friends OF
Mr.. Gray have been working for his
appointment.
mr. Gray, the new register has
been a prominent worker In the dem.
ocratic party of this sta and is said
20 ne we'll qualified for the position
which he will occupy. Mr.. Gray was
given the loyal support Of his county
organization and the Hawley faction
of lhs state organization, Mr.. Gray
has filled several otlces OF trust in
TINS National Surety company,
surety on the bonfs of o. V. Allen
and Fred N Coleman, defaulllng and
seif.confessed embezzlers as state
treasurer and Deputy state treasurer
has no inclination but TO shoulder
ths responsibility az such surety ard
TO make good the reported shortage
or moneV STOLEN from the vaults of
the treasury department by the form
er state officials, but wishes to assure
itself that the shortage actually ex.
lists and the items reported are CIR
rect. This fact was brought out at a
conference held with Governor Alex
apder last night by Mr.. Bragg OF
Portland representing that company
and James S. Bogart, representing
the state depository board, who COM
piled the report on the shortage.
1t was agreed at this conference
that Mr.. Bragg should be permitted
to so over the treasury books and &C.
counts with Examiner Bogart and q
representative of the attorney geDer-
al'ss department. They started the
work OF checking the Ramstedt and
Bngart items today and will be busy
for some time. When they have com,
pleted the check they will report
thsirfndings to Governor Alexander. |
Capital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
THANK SGIYING
PROCLAMATION

Washington, Oct. "a. President
Wilson today in proclamation desig-
mating Thursday, Nov. rs, as Thanks.
giving day, called attention 10 the
fact that the United States has been
At peace while most Of Europe has
beet at war.
I'VE have been able 10 assert our
rights and the rights OF maukind
without breach OF friendship with
the great nations with whom we
have had to deal, said the prssi.
dent.
"It has long been The honoreed
custom OF our people 20 turn, in the
fruitful autumn OF the year, la praise
and thanksgiving 10 Almighty God
for Hl1 many blessings and mercies
To us As a nation. The year that IL
now drawing TO close since We last
observed our day Of national thanks
giving has been, while year Of dis.
cipline because Of the mighty forces
Of war and Of changes which have
disturbed the world. also year Of
special blessing for us.
Another year Of peace has besn
vouchsafed US another year ln
which not only 10 take thought Of
our duty 10 ourselves and 10 man.
kind, but also 10 adjust ourselves TO
the many responsibilities blIrost upon
lus by a war which fiAs involved al.
most the whole Of Europe We have
been able to assert our rights and the
rights of tnankind without breach of
| friendship with the great nations
with whom ae Lays bad 10 deal
and, while We have asserted rights
Ne have been able also 70 perform
duties and sIecTise privileges Of sue.
cor aud heipfuiness which should
serve TO demonstrats our desire %
make the ofiicss OF friendship tbe
msaus Of truly disinterested and an
selfish service.
"OuT ability 10 serve eli Who could
avail themselves Of our services IN
+ the midst OF crises, mas been IN.
creased by a gracious ProVidsBcs, by
more ani more abuDsiant crops. Our
ample hnancial resources have en-
abled us 20 steady the markets ot the
Morlds and facilitate necessary move.
ment oi commercs Ahich the SAT
might otherWise hvve rendered fui-
possible. And our people have come
more and more 10 sober realization
on the part they have been called up.
On to plsy in : time Wien all tie
/ world is shaken by unparalleled dis
& tressss and disasters
'fhe extraordinary circumstances
~ sneh a time have done much "a
/ quicken our national conscientious
] ness and deepen and confirm our con-
hdsnce in the principles Of peace and
freedom by which We have always
sought " be guided. Out OF dark.
ness and perplsKities have come firm
er counsels Of policy and clearer per
ceptlons Of tue essential welfare o
the nation. We havs pro pSrsd WhilI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29

Notice is-hereby given that town
ships Y and l3 north, range p east
Of the Boise meridian, Sections I 70
Q. 10. to q. 25 to 3s, township u
north. range % east OF the Boise
m.ridian, Township south, range
"a east Of the Boise meridian.
Sections toe, l8 10 80, township
5 south. range q east Of tbe Boisf
meridian, have bssn surveyed and
that plats OF survey will be ofieiaiiJ
fled IN this once January p, 1915
Applications for entry OF lands Ia
said townships may be received OF
and after January :, 1915. and suet
applications will be held suspended
until January q, 1915, the date o
oriciaI filiug Of pIAts Of survey. Al
4 aoplIcatIons received befors Jan1arl
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
CHANGE IN LOCAL
BUSINESS FIRM

Au important business transaction
has Just been completed whereby 4.
W, Pipes, OF Montana, has purchased
the interests OF Jesse G.. Langsdorf
In the Pioneer Bank 4 Trust c., u
this city.
Mr.. Pipes comes 10 this valley with
the highest Recommendation from
the localities where he has been en-.
Taged in business. To a represents.
tive OF The Recorder he stated that
he had Investigated conditions and
the business outlook OF the entire
Northwest and WAS satisfied that the
outlook fer this valley was indeed
very bright.
Mr.. Pipes has the cor fidsuce and
estesm of the banking associations az
the Northwest as shown bE The fol.
lowing clipping from the Coast Bank.
or, published at San Francisco.
"a. ", Pipes, who has entered the
osnking field AT Salmon, Idaho,
through his purchase OF control OF
the Pioneer Bank & Trust company,
Is not q stranger TO bankers In The
Northwest. lie enjoys the confidsnce
OF such men as Il. Il. Wilson, formst.
.ly National Bank Examiner and now
vice president OF the National Bank
Of Tacoma, who speaks OF his being
careful, conservative, and capable
bunker, who also possesses the neces-
sary essential to his success. II.
Yeager, former National Bank EX.
aminer for Montana, also speaks very
highly OF MIR. Pipes, who is undoubt.
edly keen banker and one who will
achieve success wherever he goes. +"
MT. Pipes has purchased the brick
coltVge on Terrace street now occLa
pied by Mr.. Langsdorf and family
and will occupy it as soon as IL can
be vacated, and will be Joined soon
by bis wife who hes been visiting in
the east. These new people will be
given hearty welcome into the
business and social circles OF our city
and county. Mr., Pipes initial In.
vestment In Lemhi county is about
$40, 600 and II Is such men as he who
w.ll materially aid IN the develop
msnt Of this splendid valley, where
health happiness and prosperity Ia
nov lurlog many new people.
Mr.. Langsdorf, who has been close.
ly confined TO his work In this bank.
ing business OF this city for 20 many
yers, will take we'll earned rest for
q few weeks ana visit the fairs.
Later he will probably go to Van.
couyer, Washington, where he will
Join his father Ia the U. s. National
bank OF that place. Mr. LangsdoTi
Was associated with his father IN
the banking business In salmon for a
number OF years. Later he vas one
of the founders OF the Pioneer BnaE
& Trust company, and together with
W. e. Shoup, the efficient aud pop
ular president, they have built up a
strong banking institution. He "a
counted one of the most CAREFUL and
conservative bankers of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langsdorf have &C
closely identified with the business
aud social work Of the city that theJ
leave many friends here who will
sish them happiness and prosperity
ID their new home.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
Khshen ShOvsT.

Last Saturday afternoon pre-
rnntial shower was given for Miss
winnie White at the hone OF An.
George Fl. Monk, Mrs. Gresham ana
Miss Rovsrs assisting the hostess.
Ahout twenty-five Of thh young
lady friends of Miss White were pres,
snt and presented :the oride-to'oe
Hith a complete outfit OF kitchen
,t.nsus The ladies also spent the
time in hemminl and marking tes
to,els and other necessary things iol
the equipment of her Kitchen 4
daI,cIous two coursa luncheon va
served and the happy young lad!
shouersd with good wishes Tor me-
coming happiness.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29

other people we're nj war, bu our
prosperity has been youchsafod us,
We believe, only that ~ might the
better rerforn the functions which
Naf rendered 10 impossible for them
10 perform.
mos, therefore l. Woodrow vii.
sou, president OF the United States
OF America. do hereby designate
Tbutsiay, ths 18th Of November,
next, as day ot thanksgiving and
prayer, aud invite the people
throughout the lsnd 10 cease from
their w0nted occupations and In
their several homes and places Of
worship render thanks 70 Almighty
Sod.
"In witness Nhereof, | have here
unto pet my hand and caused the seal
uf tire United states 10 be affixed.
"Doue at the city OF Washington,
this 20th DAY Of October, 10 the year
of our Lord one thousand bins hun
dred aud hftsen, and Of the indspsnd-
epee II the United states OF America
one hundred and iorty,
SIGNED WOODROW WILSON.
"By the President.
ROBERT LANSING,
Secretary OF State. 4"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29

IS. w.. slaYln has been busily en-
gagged for ssvsral days hauling lum.
bsr from salmon sith which 70 com
plste his fine new house. Mr.. slAvin
will have one of the neSesi and most
complete country homes IN this coun-
ty when tie Improvements which be
Is making are completed. De be-
lieyes In taking some pleasure a. he
goes through life and enjoy the fruits
OF his labors, to which ns is justly
entitled.