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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
Educational Test For
Handling immigrants

Washington, peot " Former Con
Hfgssnah lIaflova VI Massachusetts
was heard Ny lhp Committee IN Imml
sfail0n to-day, No said many desirable
immigrants would be hepi 0ul NJ The
country ny The educational ieat IN the
pending bill
MI, liaffOva also took lnsne AGAINST
what he called the disposition ~ make
incompetence q cflme, saylnH that this
tendency II directed especially aaalnsl
ihe italians Hut while this dlsp0sl
tlOD enlpied, he said, n would mi be-
accomplished Ne lnAianoed the oaae
NJ scotland, saying that nD,witbstand
lDn there Was more lnipmpafsnoe In
that country Than IN any other Euro
psan county, only I per cent " the
scotch people would be excluded IN
dor lie iefms NJ this hill iie made
M especial plea fDf tbs Jewish imml
HfsniAi SAYING that n larger percent
aHe NJ them than NJ any 0lbsf nation
alliy are skilled ~gfAmes, bat that MI
vlihAisBdlnn this fact IN per cent VI
ihn Jews would be excluded A. q
rule ~ people made bellef ~ more ~
tflDil1 0lilsenH,
General w, W, Dudley, VIM appear,
vi IN behalf NJ ibe Chicago, Milwau'
hos ana H. PAU naIifosd Company,
also opposed tbe pending bill tis said
bls client was On extensive employer
~ labor ana that n must DO fsmsm
bsfsJ that tbs oOuaify wants Drawn
ANA muscle ~ well o. brains, and that
IN Tho past II has besD found Beosssa
W ~ secure these from the old 00UD
w IN The Northwest the demand fof
labor, be said, II Hfsaief Than ihe sup
ny No thought that under tbs terms
NJ the bill II would be impossible ~
Import common labor anu ~ was "
The opinion that ~ this account lls
adoption would be opposed ~ tbs best
Interests NJ The country,
W cOnnfessmab H. n, payA0n spot .
iJf Tbs southern Pacific Hallway Com
paDy, which he said pays 0ui annually
tJsDDD,DDg Tor labor His clients we're
0pp0sed ~ The educational test, ~
ih1uHli Tho only qualification that
should h. required NJ immiefaBiu
should DO ina, ~ capacity ior selfsop
p0n The demand fJf labor, he ~
HDed, IN faf Dey0bd Tho capacity u
this county ~ supply No said hs
hsd bpnn advised ny The 0nloeia N
lls company that 100000 common II
b0fera could b. absorbed annually, ~
3 Thought no ihlfd section NJ The Mn
I should h. eliminated, ana ibsi without
|, n The bin would prove W be- desirable
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
esAret foe woNEN

st Louis, No, pee 2.--Jp ap ad-
dress before tbe Missouri WomeDs
Suffrage Association, Miss Daisy Bar
bee . well-kpown nlt0rHey called b.
teDtloD 10 some fufi1us disabilities Of
Women IN TeRnrd 10 once boiling ID
This state, She said f
state sepaiors ana Representative
, must be male tillgeDs " ibo pplteq
states The GogerDpr and iieufeDDgt
tgoWrHor must also ~ Woles but
Judges ~ DE Supreme coDff 0ply
have ~ Do cltFeDr VI tbe mira siales
ana women, berefqre ate eljRlble 10
Ht ~ fbe blgbeU bepcb " tlie sioie,
hey baYlDE bfen belG ~ bt rlGgeDt NJ
DE Upited sfaits W0meD oaD 1ll tbo
ofices N Jgspce " DO PeBce pFJydge
~ tbs Probaif coptt Wlt cpBDqt w D
elregt Ipdse vbP mE Re 9Yplfee
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
soME SWIFT
POTATO DAlNTiES

Many housewives believe lha, the
nays Vt serving aNeej potatoes ATE
llmlled There are, however quite q
Oumhpr VI delicious dlshes that van hs
prepared from this vegetable, eud ~
Variation from the usual way u 10
served are worth irylua llete are
I've that are delicious
oandled awss, ee,a,ees
ttl cold sweet polaloeA Nv quarters
~ sllops aud spread lhem oN au Earth
ou hskNu diah Hprlnklc them with
hits NJ butter aud uranulaled ~ brown
euaaf iepea, with each layer bu, lr
n IA desired W have all the pieces
brown have only one layer liake Ia q
qulok oven until the suuar has lNr
ouahl, dissolved aud permealei IN,
whole and remova when N u plillts
brown
ofssmsd swss, ee,s,oss
lnarellenlal oNe pint NJ mllk, elnht
medium sltpd cooked aweol potatoes.
butter The sltp VI M eHa salt aai
pepper 10 season ana nnuf ~ thlohea
Make y cream sauce nv hpa,lna the
mill Nv u double bother ihlckpnlns
win 0nur ana addlna the butter adj
seasoning rul The sweet poIatops iul
~ small dice pul them IN the shuos,
and HI The whole cnok ~ leu mInutos
n liked sprinkle chopped parsley over
The i1n when uefylnH
Another way NJ oool,lnn sweet pola
toes IN " place them IN the pae
around y roast and lel them cook with
The meat They should ba frequently
bnsipd with The drlpplng
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
PRACTICAL THANKS
GIVING PRAYEF.

One autumn, after . scant harvest
vhen times wers yey hagd AMI alex
les had come % The poorly PAID pastor
Of certain New England chnreh, hls
aeck determiaed 10 mest a. Die house
aud ones players for the speedy rvcoy
cry Of the sick 0nes. and lot matesal
blessings upon ,he naators lamiy q
vas Tnankssiving eve, aad the arst
ore tha pastors chiIdgea could rcmem
Der when there had not been pFspaIa
tiops Tor a soodly, old lashlauei
THANKSGIVING dinner Nth pies All
puddlngs. nuts and raisins, aad a bis
turkey with an the hAingsH
In the most solemn part of the pray
er meeting there vas loud knock az
the door, and when Il vas open2J, a
stout farmer boy VAS seen,
What do you want, boyi" ASKED
The elder who opened the door. I've
brought pas pFayers,' replied ne
hoy brought pa's prayers2 What
do you mean
YEP brought pas prayers an
they're out In the Wagon, Just hell
me, an Wen set 'sm In
Investigation Disclosed the fact that
"pa's prayers lthey were from nea'
con Jonesl consisted Of potatoes
-four, bacon, oornmeal turnlps, Np
Piles, warm clothing, and a let ol iel,
lies Tor the sick ones,
The prayer meetlug adjourned IN
short order, and such was the great ri
ioiciug in the pastors family at he
thought OF a plentiful dlpner not only
for Thanksgiving, but for days to
come, that the lack OF the usual tur
was almost forgotten. And Il was
thus that pas prayers served tho
purpose OF a Thanksgiving dinner
"Ay, coed man close the great barn
door,
The mellow harvest time 10 o'er,
The earth has given her treasure
meet
OF golden corn and bearded wheat
RIug out the words Who Of his hoard
Doth help Gods poor doth lend The
Iordl
Go get your cargoes under way
The bells rims out Thanksgiving
Dhyl"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
COOKING USACES OF
ORIENTAL HOUSEWIVES

me fdi9eins recipes mshi with
sdgabiis be added ~ or hills N
fSfe
sfdtss Isn't ~ Mutton.
tn nltes if6m ne hind ddsHt,
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inth abd q haif tbitk tm sits IN H.
pound Shd season eith little SAT-,
pepper. add 6nl66 J1te sprinkle o
mic p5edefe1 mint 10 ihe silts pfats
On q U6tefed sfl1if6b sbd bf6ii 6ytf
4 Hgn AZ. tdfhihs often until d1hs
sefge gefy hd
sidm5 o. Wiise5Ss ksbos
rus bobnaf pdthit dish has t6fng
d5WA 10 ibe present tine unchanged
Mhte Ne dsys N ii6mef, sheb the
hfeets astd 10 80 6dt Into the heida 10
yibe ne biymbdsh sahts and llstho 10
fbadihss from Nc poets bef0tt pafah
ne u thbit meats under the spfeadlns
tfbta
me kabtn ID bfebated The nisht 10.
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mtat IA bfbsh s5mttlmts tho dlab Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
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Nv stated that summons IN elyli suits
taHGgi ~ served DH SUNDAY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-20
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-17
Ell TEMPO FEELS HURT
Sharp Comment by Mexican Paper
on The Hague Tribunal:

Mexico City, Mex, Oct. 17-El TEMPO,
leading clerical daily paper here, COM
ments sharply on the decision Of The
Hague tribunal in the matter of the Pious
fund In leading article Ell TEMPO says
the court might have condemned Mexico
to pay an amount which would have ru-
ined her without hesitation, and, parody
ing the celebrated phrase Of LET nations
perish, but let principles survive" as If
the future Of the country were to be "sub-
ordinated to the prejudices of four old
men buried in their studies, and who do
not know through how many years Of SELF
sacrifice Mexico has had to pass to accu-
mulate the sum In question, which it in
tended to use to give increased impetus to
it's progress, but which by stroke Of the
pen 1t is forced to deliver to California
bishops who, as the arbitrator we'll know,
will employ it In anything but improve
ment Of the unfortunate Indians In whose
behalf they have claimed it,
Ell impartial, liberal morning paper,
comments at length on the decision,
which," 1t says, proves that the arbitra-
tors were, though highly respectables not
superhuman, although they made sufti-
GENTLY meritorious effort to be impartial
In declaring the interest must be paid in
silver"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-17
STANDARD MILLING CO..
Advance Copies Of the First Annual
Report-Assetts of $15,673,-
148 Reported.

New York, Oct 17.-Advance copies of
the first annual report Of the Standard
Milling company. the successor Of the old
United States Flour Milling company, show
surplus after accrued interest and or
ganization expenses on bonds Of $3.50, 444.
The balance sheet shows assets Of $15,-
673,14S. These include the surplus earn
ings of the following: -''. - So,
Duluth Superior Milling company, $780,
179; Northwest Consolidated Milling COM
pany, $349.S45, and the Standard com
pany's proportion Of the Hecker-J Jones'
Jewell company, s359,72S.
In his report Chairman~Brayton Ives
states that the company owns twenty four
mills, located In New York, Syracuse, Buf-
falo, Milwaukee. Duluth, Superior and
Minneapolis. ~. .+n 49,. a.,
LAS the mills of the company are scat
tered over territory Of 1900 miles in ex-
tent" he said, lit has been difficult to
secure under the receivership the COM
munity Of action which Is most effective.
Now, however, each month marks progress
in the direction Of harmonious working.
Every effort is being made to increase the
foreign trade"
j. Edward Simmons, William L. Bull
and Edward Gould, whose terms as mem
bers Of the board Of directors expired,
were elected at the annual meeting and
Charles P. Armstrong and J. c. Klink were
added to it, increasing the number Of
members on the board to twelve.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-17
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bonneville, who was shot from ambush three
washingt on-Colonel Mills of West Point. in
his annual report, says that hazing is abolished
and that it Is good thing.
seattle-The Little Unalaska schooner. ]. H.
Ward, Is complete wreck in Inanudah bay,
Unimak island, Boring sea. Her passengers and
crew escaped.
gand. Mussolino who was recently sentenced to
imprisonment for life, has, gone furiously mad
and is not expected to live long.
Mont Clair, N. J;-Charles Henry Ham, a
IN philanthropic work in the west, died In Pater
son, N j., after illness of several months
Princeton, N. .J.---President Roosevelt will be
entertained at the home of ex-President Grover
Cleveland If his health will allow him to attend
the inauguration Of President Woodrow Wilson,
luncheon. Sir Henry Irving urged the need for
municipal theaters, which, he said would en-
courage the state of things opposed to high
kicking and other discreditable performances"
packers strike is broken. An agreement with
the employees has been signed by two packing
houses and 1t is a victory for the strikers, who
get everything they asked for.
Observation-Disclosures who are members of the
New Atlantic Club, in Piccadilly, will not be
according to the rules The club viii be a COM
mon meeting place for well-known men and capt.
talists on both sides Of the Atlantic.
woodin has commenced suit for divorce her
father and mother and her 1S -months-old daugh-
ter are dead Mt the hands Of Archie Woodin, her
husband, who failed in an attempt to end his
own life.
Syracuse. N. Y.--An auction sale of part Of
the effects of the late Edward Noyes- Wescott,
author of David Harum," was held yesterday.
The valuable bric-a-brac library and personal be-
longings had been reserved from sale by the
heirs, but the rest Of the stuff brought only SIS.
st. Joseph, Mich.-Mrs. Mary Hart, a former
now of Nome City, Alaska, has had a fortune
thrust upon her by a man named Watkyns, who
was executed for murder. The fortune consists
of many thousands of dollars worth Of land in
Michigan and Tennessee.
Hammond, Ind.-As the vestibuled limited on
the wabash, having aboard nearly 500 souls,
was crossing a bridge, the engineer was shocked
to hear the cracking Of tmbers as the middle
span sunk beneath his locomotive He opened
the throttle to the farthest limit and the train
fairly leaped. There was wild commotion on
- the train.