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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-04-17

Creating legislative investigating
committee with wide powers and ap-
propriating $4,000 for it's use.
Placing motor bus corporations
under control of the public utility
commission.
Making the THEFT of an automo-
bile for "joy ride" felony. We
toed by the Governor on Monday.
Specifying the manner in which
fruit growers of the state may CO.
operate in marketing their fruit.
Apppropriating $4,000 for the
use of the state board of immigra-
ton.
Providing for The revision and
codification of the probate laws.
VetOes Two Bills
Governor Carlson vetoes the bill
that was passed by the general as
sembly to oust Judge Lindsey from
the juvenile court The governor
says that the electors of Denver have
ample means of displacing Judge
Lindsey through the recall, that it
is local matter in which the state has
no concern
The governor also vetoed the bill
extending the state court of appeals
two years. Accordingly the court
VIII go out of existence next August.
The cost of this tribunal approx
mately $150.OOO for the biennial
period, will be eliminated from the
long appropriation bill.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02
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County
School Notes
By Miss Virginia l.uten
County Supt
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Sycamore Chapel opened this
week with good attendance.
The next regular examination
for the eth ana 9th grades will
DE held at the rural schools Jan
uary 18th and l4th. This examl-
nation viii be based upon the
work of the latter half OF the
school term Just as the former ex-
animation was based upon the
first half.
OF the one room schools OF the
county, the largest daily atten'
dance is at Cayce and Taylor.
Other schools now having from
thirty to forty pupils in regular
attendance are. Palestine, Lodg-
TON. Edmiston, Fair View and
Graves. The majority Of the dis
tricts are having regular atten-
dance. Some OF them are making
. a better record than last year,
but a few have allowed the atten'
dance TO fall off during the bad
weather when it takes a little eA-
/ ira effort to get to school Fn'
/ pils can not make the progress
they should if they do not attend
school regularly. They become
. discouraged because they can not
keep up with their class. We
are glad that in number Of wld'
awake communities the patrons
cooperate with one another IN
providing ways for the children 10
yet 10 school when roads arc
muddy.
4 number of schools are ar
ranging programs for entertain
.mrn,s 10 be given just before I'o
holidays.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

Fresh canned brains-very fine
at Prather s.
Shop early-and get the pick OF
the Christmas stocks.
STOP at Moneys and take
home some good chill; a large,
nice pail, De.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

Call for your tickets when you
buy candy at Moneys.
J. NJ. Attcberry was here from
Crutchfield Saturday on business.
Coal Oil at the same old price
l0c.-Grlssom s West Hickman
Store.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02
Bondurant

Spanish onions. - Bondurant
Bros.
Mrs. Clarence Samuels has
been quite sick this week.
The Old Governor Steel Cut
Coffee. best of all at Betiers-
worth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02
IFNS OF THE WEEK
FROM OVER WORLD
,,.,.os IN our OWN AND
w. orH1R COUNTRIES
eRlGFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
NJ, News COMBINATIONS NO
.,s without Commsni--Nh
.,,sr, FIND AOmsthing TO
Ga,J and instruct

- .r.1t Of labor has an
.... 10 .Jtes have pledged
cooperation 800 The Observance
.. V..t uu March 4 TO IL.
tr
,... W ..uk champion office.
..ru Illinois. 81 dead lie
..r for 3o yoara tar col
q. .or. town clerk Tor 80
.., Di fhe peace Tor 20
,,r
v. .... Green wac SD YEAR old
4 ... . Boo splendid health
81. ... U.nakeu y ].
y- . current Of raduah. Ky.
mt iDr divorce from
3D. al!,r.nE Al. once u
4 ... IHc couple vrrr mar
u. Iad sopamled - years
rm Damascus tate that
#Hs commander u tho
...t u syria has ordered
.... .,. H' tao .urai p hands
Hr 90 treatment u Ar
.a'c commerce commits
..... r. bi..lp 90 the Nj
railroad 20 advance coal
a. ....r.re a' i0 per cent be-
.. lines The conn
ended .h, proposed To-
. H.H.H %. 1915.
Porter Charlton has been Dis.
t.-t .. U.H. Iay Charlton on
u. #.. ..rU .ed 20 sia years
... f.. .m.. Cd. fly Laylhg - his
s H, aH .e,r boo jail I've years
a. ... ..th
ur and N- Edward Y Myers Who
s.. HhfH,I az me a. Rests last
rs at, parted uf Myers. a mem
Pop .' fhs faculty OF Columbia uni
f,r.r la. rI.d I'M Tho supreme court
.4t a.aut ta mother ln.law for
alienation % h.. sifc's affections
officers casualty 800 Tor the tort.
rrt ending oct o. shnv that the
a., .... ..r.t 49,
.........- ........
..- Am ro,r..., ,r.
20
.' immediate expenditure
" remove Mud Island.
Directly n 'front.' OF lA'
.'''nl wharf
f". "n charges sf""
. ..' recent strike ~ clerks
...u ai The local postoiiio"
god 9Th obf'rueuns
.r ... OBJ. maI
.. uatr.t oats rrup ever grown
....t N fully 600 600 bushel.
.. . " ur current year lg.
.. ..u
. '"T.an. president OF 'h'
'..| ...t ut 'niratn and o
Nh. .rr |..I ana SAVINGS hank. sil
. ..u 10 director nf those insti
. ... NJ rs HTam. ~ year
'HI UrHArpn minister. VIII,
.. . ...r ana accented mo- r.
.... of .p kind s dead al hi
.. " nraI, nd
Despatched. from Athens saw IN
. .. .as concentrated a wei
nd Hmg ul BOO 600 men I'm Ro.
tr.I
" MOI a candidate Tor president
SHERMAN was the announc'
. Mayor Thompson of Chicago
r Nhrri Ahcr7 10 circuit coul
O'. h'ld That the stat" la'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

The Elks Lodge will treat ITS
members TO a big game supper ID,
night. The menu will consist oil
quail. possum, squirrel, wild goose
wild duck, rabbit, etc
Peeled Apricots only zoe a can
at Prathers.
Go to the Crystal tonight
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

Federal Iudre Carpenter drove and
clluchcd another spike into the Chi
caro SUNDAY c.using law when he 70
fused an injunction 10 dozen saloon
Keeper Who had sued 10 have the
city officials restrained from snfoFo
inE the state statute.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

Two new fleet submarines VIII eN
coed the schley. now the worlds Dig,
gss, underwater craft, by 800 tons IN
displacement
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

Women will replace men a. ships
.,ovnrds ON rsny trans Auanuo
liners n Great Britain resorts 10 con-
scripion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

a S"'s, military patrol on Slmplon
fountain Was caught by an avalanche
H 'u Lieut. Wiley and live men were
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

Sycamore Chapel opened this
week with good attendance.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

Lnloukalaul. the surviving ruler oil
,lawails DAYS Of royalty. has forward
al to Mrs. Gait the presidents IL
ancce. a chiffon scarf Of Wondrous
beauty
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

The two sew buildings Of the Mis-
sour state sauaiorium. Al Nj Vernon.
Mo. will be- furnished vith the IN.
turos from the Missouri building at
the Panama Pacific exposition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18

& A limited number 81 var maps 81
europe have been secured By tie
star-Bulletin and are offered 20 pat
'rons Of this paper Ct the very reason
able price Of Is cents. the order %
be accompanied By three coupons clip.
ped from this paper. The coupon q
published fl another column. This
map takes IN all Of Europe and en-
abies the reader 70 follow the aclII.
tiles Of al the European warning fore
Is. Remember that the supply u lin.
tied. z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18
PRINTlNo.

We do not boast Of low prices which
usually coincide with poor quality;
but we .know how" TO put life,
hustle and 60 into printed matter.
and that is what talks loudesf and
longest Honolulu Star-Bulletin Job
Printing Department, Alakea Street;
Branch Office, Merchant Street
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gMployMEHT oFrlcE.

Phone 4136 for all kinds Of help. or
call at 1866 Union St. or write to p.
D. box 1900. Responsibility and
promptness our specially. J. K. Ma
ruse. manager. 6106-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18

The factions Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution are organizing
their forces for contest IN April,
when successor to Mrs. William
Cummings Story as President General
viii be elected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18

Cincinnatf,s new municipal hospital
built at an estimated cost Of $780,.
Zoo, was dedicated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18

Room with board in private family
1889 Makfkf st. Phone 2945.
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Employment Dept. United Construc-
tion Co, furnishes all kinds Of
help Phone 5O5s; Beretania and
Nnuann. 61Os-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18

Bergstrom Music Co. Music and mn
steal instruments. 1o20-1o21 For
street
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The Arkansas house Of representa-.
| tives by vote Of Sc to rs defeated a
bill which would have allowed Little
Rock voters to decide whether base
ball games should be permitted Sun
| day afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18

VIA am ADtQ
foR SALE

Locomobile. 1918, +passenger racy
type; complete equipment: fine con.
dition throughout; run less than 500
miles since completely overhauled
and painted: win sell for $500:
demonstration by appointment. Ad.
dress box 15S, Star Bulletin office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18

This season we won 27s prizes In 10
weeks. Black. buff, white orping.
tons, white, blue leghorns, bath.
comb, reds, barred rocks; Anconas,
Favorelles, Cornish games; white
crested black; Polish. silver cam
pines. Circular tells all about them
Jack Lee, r. /, stockton. Cal.
6103-1m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER

-
z Due to the good condition and low
price Of mainland Onions, island onions
are very hard TO sell at a profit 70 the
growers, either at home Or on the main
land. The Southern California Der.
smnda onions are exceptionally early
this year and are, ON the mainland,
marketed at a low figure. The army
contract for April wa1 let for ~. ~
a hundred pounds, against 1895 last
year. II is estimated that there viii
be about 600 bags Of island onions TO
be put on the market during tho next
two months. The price Is likely 70
drop instead ofsrise, so producers should
make Arrangements 10 get the ONIONS
TO market AZ soon az Mature and well
dried. Sending onions TO market be-
fore they are wen cured caused large
losses last year This year the curing
Is much Improved.
Due to light receipts, the price Of
eggs has advanced to 33 cents, and
Il Il not likely that they will drop
below 80 cents again this year The
division has had a good many Inquiries
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13

regarding the record low price Of 81
cents a dozen for Island eggs, some re.
fusing 70 ship at such a low figure.
The demand for Island eggs Is lin.
tied, and when the supply Is as large
as it was this year, Island eggs had
10 be sold In competition with so-ealled
fresh ranch eggs from California, which
retailed at 20 cents dozen in case
lots. stt
Cabbage is a good seller and prob.
ably win be for several months. Most
Of the cabbage received at the division
during the past week has been badly
bug eaten. When this cannot be pre-,
vented In the field, the outer leaves
should be cut or before sending It 10
market By doing this the producer
weuld save. the freight on the unstable
portion, as well as save the leaves for
feeding to livestock, to say nothing Of
the trouble 70 the division in stripping
II upon arrival. VII
Nov that there is bright prospect
of getting revolving fund in the near
future, the division Is preparing sys,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
Cooperatiionor Corporatio1,

sTeARMINCs is a good deal like any other bust
ness or profession. TO succeed the farmer
must have sufficient capital considerable skill the
capacity for unlimited application and willingness
to live within his means. \
The farmer as distinguished from the planter
has never made phenomenal success of the strug-
gle for foothold anywhere in Hawaii. For one
thing "farmng' that Is, technically, the produc-
ton OF mixed crops in rotation, is not practsed
generally anywhere in the tropics, here or else
where. The torrid zone clear around the earth
lisa one-crop zone. and one-crop man is plant
err and not a farmer. The size of the plantation
does not usually enter into the question Of whether
a man is planter or a farmer except in
Hawaii.
But, irrespective OF name, whether the tropical
agriculturist is called small farmer or planter
the limiting factors making for success or failure
are those stated above, Not the least Of these is
capital
No successful individual farmer can hope to earn
dividends on his investment greater than the pro-
FITS earned BY a corporation with equal capital
engaged in the same business. In the majority
OF cases his earnings are less. This is not propa-
ganda but a statement OF fact.
cooperative association is similar to, although
not identical with limited liability corporation
There must be manager To that extent they
are alike, and the manager must have executive
ability skill in the profession Of agriculture, and
sound business judgment.
The cooperative association is looser organiza-
ton which may or may not prove advantageous,
depending on its membership its articles of assoc
citation and its scope. The cooperative association
is finding its place in mainland farming communi-
ties and it may in time prove its worth as a form
Of mutual corporation here in Hawaii Time alone
can tell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
BOLD KR0NPR|Nz
lodged WAITING
BRITISH PATROL


tAssociated Press BY Federal wireless)
NEWPORT NEWS, April II. skill
full and daring 70 the last, Commander
Thierfeiiss Of the German eommerce.
destroyer Krohprinz wilhelm, picked
his way through GORDON Of British
warships patrolling the Virginia capes
before he safely entered the neutral
waters Of the United States and
steamed into Hampton Roads Sunday.
The cruisers sighted The Kronprinz
saturday night, but BY doubling and
turning with ali lights out, the Kron-
prinz was able to give them the slip.
The sinking by the Kronprinz Of the
neutral Norwegian bark Samantha, ear
ryine wheat to England from oregon,
promises TO open up the same questions
with Norway that were raised BY the
sinking Of the American ship william
r. Frye. also bound with wheat 10 Eng
land, by the Prinz Eitel Friedrich.
There win also be an investigation
into reports that when the Kronpribz
slipped to sea August 3, the day be.
fore Great Britain declared war on Ger.
many, she neglected to take ont clear.
anee papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
Lawmakers Will
Swell FL Fund
With Baseball Stunt

Day, time and place have been de.
.eided upon for the great and thrilling
game Of baseball that is to be staged
between a team consisting Of members
.Of the legislature on the one hand and
the best team that can be selected
among officers and others OF the army,
the full proceeds to 60 toward the IA
relief fund.
Saturday, three o'clock in the after.
noon and Athletic Park, will be the
day, time and place for the benefit
game The house and senate are
pledged TO sell 1000 tickets. The army
people will probably lido better than
this Admissioh win be onlyq tiTentyI
five cents. This applies TO allF sizes
of humanity and grants admission TO
ieny place IN the grounds, except the
diamond. 1890 u s&yf
The Legislative nine win be made up
as follows; Paul Isenberg, catcher;
G. p. Iankea, pitcher;SS s. L. Desha, first
base; Henry Kawewehi, second base;
II. u. Holstein, third base; A. j. Writ
shortstop, and H. da Silva, III. A. Bald.
win and G. III. Brown, outfeld. The
substitutes are many and can play ball
It is moro likely, however, that the
substitutes will do the playing. The
real lineifp will be announced correctly
and truthfully at a later date.
Capt. Norris Stayton win umpire the
game, and he may swell the benefit
fund through stir fines The might
Of the lawmakers will not 20 with
them. Stayton win be supreme
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13

ID EcEN'r idY> cation BY the board Of health,
N as Just anponnccd. throws some light on the
way IN which tubefcrIosis has spread throughout
the Islands and has given its antitubercuosis bus
reau valuable afnmuntion, TO back up its campaign
Of education concerning the infectioushessc Of the
disease *
The appearance Of tuberculosis in Kau and It's
Subsequent spread in that district has been fairly
conclusvely traced to the arrival there Of single
tuberculosis patient There are no other records
locally at hand TO show thatsthe origin OF tuber-
cuosis was unknown in Hawaii, although il had
spread 70 almost every other portion Of the globe,
and Kau Of the last districts to fall before
the invasion, for the board Of health records do
not show any, deaths from this disease in Kan
previous to 1908 s Is &5
About 1905 says a letter from one Of Doctor
Pratt's Investigators, "a young girl was brought
from Honolulu BY her mother, She was very III.
when she came, with tuberculosis in an advanced
stage" y :
The letter then describes the family into which
she went and stated their niethodsSof life, which
are common to most Hawaiian families, continu-
ing + q 81
Il talked 70 them all in regard to the danger
81 so doing calling attention particularly to the
younger sister but Il was OF no avail Her cousins,
both girls about sixteen. were with the patient
lay after day and night after night. These girls
married shortly after the patients death Both
developed tuhercnlosis and died from il, and both
lost a child from it.. Two other cousins were with
these girls great part OF the time and both Of
these girls died from tuberculosis. Both Of the
first patient sisters and both Of her brothers died
from the same disease These deaths all occurred
in a space Of about four years
old residents Of Kau say that previous to the
coming Of this patient from 1onoiulu in 1908 they
knew OF no cases al all in that district and the
records Of the board OF health support the state
ment insofar as they show no deaths from that
disease there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13

u " :. F. "
tenn whereby the producer win get his
check and account sales as soon as his
Consignment Is sold Being able to
pay consignnents promptly will greatly
facilitate the work of the bookkeeping
department, by keeping only the unsold
consignments on the books and trans,
ferring those for which remittahces
have been made. Under the new sys.
tenn the shipper will get a carbon copy
Of the Office record, showing cqnsign.
ment number agreeing with the mum.
Der on his receipt card, name and adj
dress Of consignor date Of eonagnment
and articles received, dates, quantities,
bill numbers, unit prices and amounts
of each sale, charges for freight, dray,
age, marketing and net proceeds.
This arrangement will give the pro.
Queer the whole history Of his consign-
ment from the time Il was received
until settlement was made. Having a
revolving fund and system of quick
returns to the producer would be the
greatest asset the division could have
The business should increase Diany.fold
during the next two years II the re-
yolying fund is provided. s
"A. T.yLoNGLEY. \
g. y ~ =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
BLAIR HAS OFFER WITH
BIG EASTERN PRODUCER

80 4 = j . 7 v Z .
Mr., and Mrs Sam Blair and Miss
Elizabeth Myers were among the actor
folk who left for the Coast last week.
Mrs. Blair will be best remembered by
theatersgoers as Mae Taylor, under
which name she sang as member Of
Shanley's Cabaret. With her husband
she win proceed direct TO New York,
where il Is understood Mr.. Blair has ar
ranged to associate himself with one of
the bigproducing moving picture com
panies. Blair made good as a Snowman
in Honolulu and himself and wife made
many friends during the year they
made this city their home
Miss Myers will probably visit with
her family in California for some time
before proceeding Fast, where, il Is un,
derstood, she has received a flatterine
offer,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
.GORGAS PROBABLY
WILL ACCEPT CALL
President Wilson Regrets to
Lose Sanitary Expert From
Army But approves

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless
WASHINGTON, April 10. -- Major
General tiorgas probably win accept
the offer Of the Rockefeller Fonda
lion TO become permanently attached
10 its stan as consulting expert on pub
lie sanitation and the control Of cpl,
denies.
This statement was made here last
night after President Wilson and Soc.
Rotary Garrison Of tho department. Of
war had conferred 81 the offef, which
General Gorgas had reported to the
department. sy II
Attitude Of President
The attitude taken by President viii.
son was that, though he regretted to-
lose General Gorgas from the army, he
could not stand in the way OF the per-
Torrance ofSan even greater public
service.
II Is understood that General Gorgas
will take charge of the campaign which
the foundation is waging against
typhps fever. in Serbia, where 1t has
broken out with extraordinary vim
lence among the troops and from them
has spread to all classes and districts
Of the nation.
Outbreak Is Terrible
The outbreak is perhaps the worst
p :. -. j. 80 ~ !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13

1t is proposed that the legislative session be ex-
tended for few days to allow the national law
makers, soon 10 be with us, to see the local solons
at work. We'trust that if this extension be carr
ried through the house OF representatives first
pitchfork the Hon, d, M, Kupihea into the dis
card. 1t will not be a pleasant thing to have this
man representing Hawaii when the visitors are
received in the Legislature Imagine asking the
wives and daughters of United States senators and
representatives to shake hands with Kupihea! II
will be bad enough to have the Hon Willie Craw-
ford oozing around without the presence OF his
dishonored fifth district colleague
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
REVOLUTION M HAyTl

z tAssociated Press by FEDERAL wirelssay
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Revolu-
ton las broken ont in santo Domingo,
Hayti, again, and the cruiser Des
Moines has been ordered from Pro-
gresso; Mexico, TO protect American
and foreign interests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
BRITISH SHIP TORPEDoED

2 tAssnclated Press by Federal Wireleas,l
LONDON, April ~. ~ Laden with
American cotton from Galveston for
Great Britain. the British steamer Way,
farer was ,torpedoed today on the
seilly Isles Her cargo kept her afloat
and she is being towed 70 Queenstown.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-13
4 Good RULE ToR rIIr HOME.

4 Make il rule Of yonr home 10 ali,
ways keep on hand bottle Of Cham,
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as a safeguard against bowel
complaints. Ii always cures promptly
aud no household il safe without 1t.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
q Co., agents for Hawaii.