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exercises in the House of Representatives..
Mr.. Sulzer had intended rising to a ques-
ton Of personal privilege. He conferred
with the Speaker at the latter's office prior
to the opening Of the session today. The
Speaker did not consider the matter one Of
personal privilege, but said that IL inquiry
developed that Mr.. Suffers flag had been
carried away it should be restored. Mr..
sulzer thereupon stated that he would
await an inquiry on the whereabouts of thes
flag
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which forbid the use Of the mails In the
promotion of such enterprises.
The Post Office Department will notify
all companies operating schemes of this
character, and require them to make such
notifications in their plans as will elimi-
nate the features which give unequal ad-
vantages to persons similarly situated and
to make their promises so that the last
man will be provided for without depending
upon contingencies, before any further ac-
ton is taken in this matter.
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Dolls worth up to 75c., 23c.
Tsbleful of pretty dress droIls and kid body
dolls; slightly soiled from handling; worth up
to 75c. for CSC.
Heavy white bed spreads, worth
ooc., for 800.
Mems o8c. leather slippers, in
variety shapes and eolors, SOC.
Child's heavy cloth REFERS, sizes
6 to IA years, SAG.
Popular 25c. music, I2Iac. copy.
Lunch napkins, nc. dozen.
500 dozen plaid lunch napkins to go for lie.
dozen. Not more than dozen to a buyer.
25c. flannel, I47sc. yard.
Navy and red an-wcol twllled flannel: the
medicated sort; which usually sells for 26c.
yard for 14isc. yard
Silk waists, worth up to
ST. 50, for $2.o8
waists and Of finest grade Of taffeta silk all
newest effects.
Ladies 81 black kersey coats,
$4.0S.
Ladies s. taffeta silk under
skirts, all colors, S4oS.
Ladies S., So and 81 rainy-day
skirts, $2oS.
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(CONTLNUED.)

tCoNTINUED)
75c. 1o-quarter silver gray dou-
bic blankets, 400 pair.
6-quarter tapestry table covers,
worth ST, for 100.
Ladies CSC. red Juliets, with fur
trimming, 400.
SIPS trimmed hats, ACC.
Lot of ladies' misses and chiIdren's trim
med military, Alpine and Mexican and sailor
hats, which formerly sold for $1.25, to go for
40c. each this hour.
Child's 69c. gray and castor soft
hats, 25c. each.
SOC. blk. bro. satin duchesse, 25c.
in rich effects. for separate skirts and dresses;
the 5Oc. quality for 25c. yard.
Soc. black henriettas, soc.
45-inch all-wool rich lustrous black henri
ettas, for very sensible Christmas gifts, 59c.
yard instead Of SOC.
75c. German black velvets, 5oc.
Best raven black German velvets for coats,
capes and hat trimming: closely pile
and good quality; full pieces; b9c. yard instead
Of Toe.
Skirts worth So, $I.o8.
Lot Of ladies' skirts. consisting Of gray home
spuns. black and blue cheviot serges and fancy
mixtures; all desirable and fashionable and all
with inverted pleat backs; full in width some
worth as much as So: for $1.9S.
ST. skirts, $2.o8.
Lot Of ladies' black cheviot serge skirts,
worth 81 and more. for 81 0S.
Neck scarfs, $4.9S.
Lot OF imitation marten neck scarfs. trimmed
with six marten tails, for 81. 9s; worth 81.
Silk underskirts, $4.O8.
Lot Of ladies' tareta silk underskrts. in all
shades and In several styles, for 81. 9S. which
formerly sold for as high as $3.50.
Silk waists, $2.o8.
Just to think more than two hundred ladies'
taffets silk waists In black and all colors. will
be put sale this hour at 81 .9S, which first
of the sold for much s. so. They
are all most stylish creations, and some are
deliberately trimmed, and are an extraordinary
bargain at So S.
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There was a sequel today to the incident
yesterday, in which Representative Sulzer
Of New York claimed that Boer flag said
to have been placed on his desk by the
sailors who decorated the hall, had been re-
moved from his desk prior to the centennial
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5oI5c. wood oxcarts, SC.
200 12c. dressed dolls, e..
All colors waterproof felt Win
dow shades, with fixtures, $3.50.
"a colored table oilcloth, best
patterns, 1870. yard.
Ladies' Boston" and "Candee"
rubbers, sizes 21a to 4 and oH to
8, 1oc. pair. Coo. value.
Misses and child's Bay State"
rubbers, 19c. pair. 4oc. value.
Misses and child's 89c. untrim-
med felt hats, all colors, ACC.
Amoskeag apron ginghams, 47sc.
in amcs se apron ginghams, which sell every
where for &c yard FOR 47sc. yard, but not more
than ten yards to any one buyer.
Child's soc. 24-inch umbrellas,
with strong natural wood handles,
800.
S. fancy boudoir sets, ST. 90.
lot of fancy bouror sets consisting Of comb,
brush and mirror; Dresden with sterling s,v os
trimmings; made TO sell for IS set; Tor *iso
set.
2, STYLES ladies' embroidered
handkerchiefs, 2oc. values, 1oc.
ST fancy toilet bottles, 25c.
Mems soc. fancy suspenders, one
pair in box, 25c.
Mems regular soc. lmperlals,
four-in-hands and tecks, 25c.
500 pieces SOC. and 75c. sterling
silver toilet articles, 25c.
Ladies 3oc jersey ribbed vests
and pants, lac. garment.
Infants heavy quilted bibs, &C.
Infants dainty pink and blue
striped sacques, nc. each.
Child's fast color bingham and
outing dresses, sizes 1 to 3 years,
I0c.
Corduroy knee pants, 20c.
Rainy-dav skirts, SI.2O.
60 ladies rainy day skirts of Oxford cloth;
N shades. stitched bottoms:
width; inverted plrat backs; good, wOrthful
skirts; regular SO values for this hour. 81 %.
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vicarious Exp1etion.
From Puck.

From Puck.
"Oh! I've broken my brassie!' cried the
lovely golf person. aghast.
'.The devil you say!" exclaimed her hus-
band, who was teaching her the game
The golf person shivered.
you say It for me- please, dearr falter-
Cd she, imploringiE
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Mems zoe. fancy half hose, &C.
Mems 15c. colored border hand
kerchiefs, &C.
Mems SIPS wool shirts and
drawers, natural color, 55c.
Mems SOC. derby ribbed blue
and tan shirts and drawers, 25c.
Child's and misses I5c. lambs
wool soles, SC. pair.
Ladies' 25c. lambs wool solos,
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A Conviction.

George Davis, alias John Grayson, tried
today in Criminal Court No. /, under an
indictment alleging assault with intent to
kill. committed on George " Gambler, was
convicted,
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ST black satin duchesse, 6oc.
1875 yards Of 27-nch black satin duchesse;
pure silk and lustrous quality: a handsome
present a skirt dress pattern from this; the
usual 81 quality. for 69c. yard
Little boys So spring heel pat
ent leather lace shoes, sizes 10 to
IL, for 80c. pair.
Pretty zoe. decorated Austrian
glass ornaments, IOc.
White applique bureau and
washstand and shams, 29c.
500 pretty picture books, &c.
csc. drums, with sticks, 1oc.
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Goods will be laid aside
now and delivered later-any time
you wish-day before Christmas, il
it is your desire.
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The arrangements had worked out smoothly
and that the entire celebration was remark
ably free from bitches any circumstance
which married the enjoyment of the occa-
sion.
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7oc. for wrappers up to SI.5o.
700 ladies' heavy fannelette wrappers will
be put sale this hour and sold at Zoe.
these the very best made wrappers possible
deep onees ahers sell them essy o
81 50 and more
Mems SI.5o Australian lambs
wool shirts and drawers, fleeced
lined, CSC. garment.
Mems ST gloria umbrellas, steel
rods, paragon frames, CSC.
Mems S15o and So Adler's and
Wertheimer's dry-skin gloves, CSC.
pair.
Mems ST. fancy percale shirts,
one pair Numbered cuffs, 65c.
Ladies 15c fine quality initial
handkerchiefs, sc.
Child's and ladies' rolled gold
rings, 25c. instead of soc. and 75c.
DellClOuS sc. Cd1luleS, lOC. lD.
4 sorts nc. games, SIC.
soc. tin kitchens and stoves, 25c.
800. pretty sleighs, 25c.
3oc. mantel and piano lambre-
qulns, elegant patterns and colors,
I9c.
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ssFHechts' Greater Stores,''
5nS=515 Seventh Street.
Hour Sales with most
marvellous values tomorrow.

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utun homaa time be and
C1itn sand has
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viii the
ean1t til the
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csc. large blackboards, IOc.

slippers, sizes 2H to o, 800. instead
of $I.5o.
81 trimmed hats, S3.4S.
Ladies' and misses trimmed hats and bon
nets made and trimmed with good quality
velvet ribbons. pompons breasts, buckles,
&c; formerly sold for high as s., for $3.4s.
Mems and ladies' S. silk UNI
brellas, IS of them, all samples,
for $3.50.
Motormen's SIPS mlttens, csc.
pair.
Ladies' ST real kid gloves, 55c.
Mems 49, white unlaundered
shirts, made of New York mills
muslin, for soc.
Mems ST white Numbered shirts,
in three styles, open front and
back, open front and open back,
Eclipse" brand, 75c.
500 ladies' 900. and soc. hand
some embroidered handkerchiefs,
nc.
Lot OF very pretty cups and saul
GERS, SC.
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6oc. China crepes and bro. silks, zoe.
One odd lot of silks. comprising 800. all-silk
Ohinas, all-silk figured duchesse. accordion
pleated crepes, in all good. desirable street and
evening shades for handsome waists and chill
dren's and doll dresses. fancy work, &c; worth
up to &c. yard, for Doe. yard.
SOC. extra heavy golf cloths, 20c.
Several pieces of double thick plain and plaid
back golf cloths which can be made up with
out Innings; SOC. value. for 29c. yard.
Unbleached Canton flannel, 7Mc.
Extra heavy weight unbleached Canton fan,
nell which sells for Zoe. yard, for nc. yard
this hour.
Trimmed hats half price
All our handsome trimmed hats for ladies'. In.
Guiding the fine pattern hats and imported
prise s. for s.! = hats 50 for Sis hats, .125o
for $25 hats.
Mems SIPS dongola opera slip
pers, 6oc. pair.
$I.5o handsome decorated
lamps, variety of eolors, 9Sc.
Pretty denim sofa pillows, usu-
ally SOC, for 29c.
Ioc. china dishes, &c.
IoC. wood furniture, &C.
Ladies' odds and ends in 75c.
and ST real kid gloves, 25c. pair.
Mems soc. wool feeced gloves
for I0c. pair.
Ladies ST heavy down-back rib
bed vests and pants, full cut, soc.
Mems 75c. heavy fleeced-lined
shirts and drawers, 30c.
Mems 75c. fancy percale shirts,
SOC.
Mems $I2 imported cashmere
mackintoshes, blue, black and tan,
for $3.50.
&C. for box of "a sheets writing
paper and "a envelopes.
Child's So coats, &.98.
Children's coats. in sizes 2 to 8 years; made
In latest style trimmed handsomely; in auto
mobile Or pleated backs formerly sold for S.;
for $4.9S.
Infants SOC. caps, 10c.
1900 pretty silk and cashmere embroidered
lace trimmed caps, which the regular soc.
values, for 19c.
Silk crepon skirts, 1898.
Electric seal muffs, $1.o8.
Electric seal coats, SIS.
Lot Of ladies' electric seal jackets; lined with
guaranteed satin; the same grade and same
Jacket which others show You at $35 and $40;
for $25 this hour.
Velour blouse jackets, SIS.
Several ladies' finest quality black velour
blouses will be sold this hour for sos
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Child's ermine fur sets, SOC.

Child's ermine fur sets, SOC.
Toys up to soc. for &C.
A large tableful Of imperfect toys. including
mechanical tin and wood toys. and also lot Of
dolls and furniture; worth up to SOC; for Sc.
Heavy 5-quarter colored table
oilcloth, pretty patterns, 1915.
Skirt patterns, 1870.
Outing flannel skirt patterns, with colored
borders and fancy crocheted edge; in pink,
blue and gray and brown ground; never sold
under 25c. for 1889. each. Not more than
two to u buyer.
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I'm. mink neck scarfs, $I.o8.

Ladies' suits, S5.08.
About SO ladies' black cheviot serge tailor
made suits. with REFER Jackets; silk lined and
$3.50 values.
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Mems $1.5o and $1.75 satin calf
lace shoes, sizes 8 to ga, for Soc.
pair.
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5S-inch bleached table damask,
rich designs, 1880. yard-not
more than s yards to buyer.
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White shaker flannel, 2zsc.
$40 yards of white soft feccy Shaker flannel;
in good width the usual &c. yard sort; for 2'sc.
yard. Not more than 10 yards to a buyer.
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Mems $40 bike
suits. $3.50.

Seems ridiculous to offer $40
bike suits for $3.50, but we've II
of the1n-all winter weight, and
all good suits, which sold for $40,
which we wish to close out, and
offer them at $3.50 in order to do
it.
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Suits worth SIS,
S @.@8.

The highest grade ladies' tailor made suits
which are made are in this lot, and your dress
maker couldn't possibly fit you better than
these will. There black pebble cheviots,
broadcloths homespuns, Venetians in the lot,
and most of them are allsilk lined. including
the skirts, lined with the very highest grade
OF taffeta silk. The jackets in all effects,
including blouse; $190S.
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Ladies' elegant conev fur muffs,
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ST novelty dress goods, 800.
so yards Of navy and black crepon novelty
dress goods, As inches wide, and which sold
for 81 yard; to clean them up they go for SOC.
yard No more than one dress to q buyer.
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roc. all-wool tricot cloth, 29c.
The newest fabric for ladies' serviceable
waists; all wool and In such desirable shades
as light blue. rose. red. lavender. navy, cadet
and garnet; same width French hannels; for
29c yard instead of 39c.
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75c. black cheviot, SIC.
All-wool black cheviot 60 inches wide and
reversible; a serviceable quality, which sells
for 75c. yard; for SIC. yard.
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Ladies patent leather and
French kid fancy slippers, 2-strap
and Adonis buckle, $I.eo instead
of s..
600 oSc. wrappers, 40c.
600 fannelette and percale wrappers, in all
and separate waist Innings; are the regular 9Sc
wrappers; for 49c.
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tied upon his arrival in the city by men,
Der Of the committee, and during his stay
here he had special attention from this
representative.
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3oc. mantel and piano lambre-
quins, elegant patterns and colors,
I9C.
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Lot Of finest all-wool fancy and plain blue and
black cheviOt double breasted and veste suits
for boys, which the identical values sold in
all other clothing stores for 81. TO be offered
you at $3.9S and, indeed You get bar
gain when you get these suits at this price.
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Rainy-dav skirts, SI.20.
60 ladies' rainy day skirts Of Oxford cloth;
In several shades; with stitched bottoms; full
width: inverted plrat backs; good, worthful
skirts; regular SO values. for this hour, 81 %.
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29c yard instead of 39c.
zoe. gloria silks, I0c. yard.
24-!nch Gloria silks, which splendid for
Innings Of coats and capes and for undershtgts
and waists; in rich celorinss; instead Of 2sc.
yard for lee.
Wings, quilts, fancy feathers,
originally 29c. to 400, sc.
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Velour blouse jackets, $2s.
Several ladies' finest quality black velour
blouses will be sold this hour for sos
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So muffs for o8c.
65 ladies' coney FUR mufrs. which were bought
to sell for 81, to 90 for 9S cents.
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Misses and child's BAY State"
rubbers, I9c. pair. 4oc. value.
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Lot of youths blue and black Jersey and Ok
ford cheviot overcoats, in sizes IA to 10 years.
with velvet collars and lined with elegant lin
ings. which were made to be sold for no less
than $10 are offered you at the very low price
CT $3.50. giving small men wonderful oppor
tunity.
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Ladies' Boston" and "Candee"
rubbers, sizes 21z to 4 and oH to
8, 1oc. pair. Coo. value.
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Silk underskirts, 408.
Lot Of ladies' taffeta silk underskirts in all
shades and IN several styles. for 81. 90. which
formerly sold for high $3.50.
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Electric seal coats, SIS.
Lot Of ladies' electric seal jackets; lined with
guaranteed satin; the same grade and same
Jacket which others show You at $35 and $40;
for $25 this hour.
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Pretty denim sofa pillows, usu-
ally SOC, for 29c
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Child's fast color gingham and
outing dresses, sizes 1 to 3 years,
I0C.
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Infants dainty pink and blue
striped sacques, TIC. each.
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CSC. No. 40 all-silk tafeta rib
bons for I212c. yard.
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Child's $50. all-wool hose, in
broken sizes, I7c. pair.
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Misses and child's Soc. untrlm-
med felt hats, all colors, ACC.
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Hawaiian Automobile
Co., Ltd.

Assessments hlyr been called on the
Accessible Sl0tk n This company rs 10
become guf iBl payable II Tie 0lD,e NJ
Castle AZ Cooks lilp on
lune ~ 1904 ~ pei Gent lSl1,gQ pfr
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NY lslI ll9Qr 1881 lrul IIg % peT
sh4lrl gglIugHeHl llly UsI
" y, BOWEN lrplpI
lilA1Illn Automobile CON ~
llpf l0b rrIpllpg "a ~ HglloB
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-12
BRYANISM THE SAME,

The outline Of the Democratic plat
form given out from the home Of W.
j. Bryan shows that Organism has not
changed and will not change though
opponents Of the faith have had the
opponents Of III ofalth have had the
lesson OF one election, and -four years
Of Republican prosperity 10 aid them
IN learning the temper Of the American
people.
The Bryan policy today II ~ II was
IN 1896 10 upset 30 far ~ possible the
whole system " American government,
10 degrade the nation 10 the standard
Of q second rate power, and reduce tho
value NJ the wOrlngman's dollar 10
one half Ia present value, some change
Is 10 be- made In the arrangement "
platform plauks, but The completed
structure II the same Heterogeneous
condemnation " weak fallacieB which
the people rejected four years ago
Bryan would not be- Bryan without
bis cheap dollar ana In this respect The
Democratic party has shown ~ o.
ability ~ rise above the Darrog llmita
lions N one mans bigoled gpd cranky
ideas
Fortunately the liberties NJ rhG pen,
pic ana their prosperity are u0r 70 bC
hamprod 0r confined wllhin thr bpr
drrH NJ % fw mlamlfpus rhepda.
WblnH by Un rrpmunp aud purmlm
bUWiHhiuH haYn m0nnd % h0Id pu aomr
~ rn0 moro Hu.0HHI" .lmufH nj
Amuimr 0t.hu.lIp WNw lnr wprN
iumW HlnU i9 noH.Idm VIM WI pU
iNu apUurr pools pn fhnT mhIr
guy NOS lu ~" Fnw U0 maInIalu M
llgb HaHllpE NJ rlar notion awpul
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-12

the powers u the world. they will not
cast their ballots into the calamity hole
witch Bryan and bis party have
digged
Nof only IL the ropudisted 10 10 !
theory dlshed ~ again this year.
Bryan ROns further and his party Will
naturally fare worse. The promise
N American withdrawal from the Phil
ipU.Hns r. O fitting accompaniment -
the proposition to Or. r he business
u the country with Dat money Any
thing that mako TOR tho progress of
the United State he growth NJ IT, IN.
dustrlos and tho extension u ~ prin
clplos may be put down ~ surely the
object NJ Democratic attack.
The declaration against trusts and
mDnOpOlies ~ hollow mbtcrfuge.
when the Republicans SOUGHT to secure
practical legislation against trusts,
during the lest session " CUnpro3.
the Democrats opposed the measure
almost 10 man. Furthermore The
spectacle Of the New York Democrats
cayOrting with the Ice trust Of New
York II a brilliant demonstration Of
how Bryan and his forces deal with
mOnOpolles
Organism denounces everything pro.
/ gressiyet and howls for the Inaugural.
ton Of all things retrOgressiyc. Bry.
anlsm h not Amoricanism.
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Bryan always did stand by his
friends. AguInaldo by virtue Of his re
slstance TO American authority and his
slaughter Of American lives. Is prom
Used the Independence. Of the Philip
pines by the Democratic party" This II
the biggest plum the high priced pa.
trl0t has ever had at his disposal Ger
many stands ready 10 buy the islands
today ~ she did when the Peace Com
mission was In session IN Paris. That
the Democrats are willing to turn the
whole business over TO AguInaldO In
fee simple evidences the marked as
sistance he II expected to render dur
ing the campaign.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-12

The particular care given 10 state IN
the advance notices Of the Democratic
platform that the 10 % declaration
will not be the first PLANK Of the plat
form" II a magnificent comment On
BryanIstlc high mlghtincss. Notice
that this plank will not be first on the
list would indicate that II ~ merely
put In to furnish something 10 talk
about The same may be said Of the
whole platform. It Is merely con-
structcd for conversational purposes
and without the possibility Of It's prom
iseB being fulfilled.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-12
Maui ut Pence With Itself.
(Nlui News

lN1ul news
For several weeks past, the entire press
Of Maui have been unanimous, both In
their local and editorial uttc'ances. on the
proposition that there are no labor troubles
on Maui that are beyond the control Of
the Maui police. Some Of the Maui papers
even went 50 far as TO warn the Honolulu
papers that II was both sllly and criminal
TO exaggerate the condition Of affairs on
this Island. But 10 no purpose. Finally,
to add 10 the humiliation, n gh Sheriff
Brown WIS despatched to Maui with a
contingent Of HOroluIu's Finest" TO put
down the instruction. This seemed 70 be
the opportunity that sOm- Of thu Honolulu
papers wanted, some Of them going 80 far
as 20 assert that the Maui police wee I'M
able 10 keep order IN Maui.
Without taking the trouble 10 deny oil
the sensational SuN which was published
the News simply wishes 10 state that the
Maui sheriff and the Maui police, who, BY
the way, are fully rs efficient as any tOdy
~ police On the Islands, have had no diff.
Guilty In handling the japanese from the
time Of the strike a. Kih-i, early in May,
10 the pre- ent time, and that Maui Is today
as free from al danger Of riots, and quite
as well poIicel rs an island On the gr0up.
80 i1r - the Maui Court being In need Of
help from the Honolulu police Is concerned.
10 Is 10 ye bel eyed that Sheriff Brown will
tru,y report the conditions as he found
Ihem, and II !, further hoped thm the
press u Honolulu will give as mech n0to'
rtety 10 the actual conditions here, rs they
j 20 the Imaginary state Oi affairs which
they 50 graphically pictured In some Of
their last weeks issue.