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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19
Sanreret al Nea WroS. ,0aseerim

Zen sE'trie apssen Ssn appsteSbse, Oct Etsrafr ms,
ben haesss SaHDs/ ssn ratie 8SisIie ben &rrsSpine
Ei isns at fScH lite a BUd Vir iam uOrnr p,
9uyrns 4GuosH "a slGrsR.
nVfOr asPEr is uaSaH suSbsS lom s ype
SGtaH Reu Sros ssrs Ten 6ar ss bet :uu
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aar u bar Rh bin RaSsS Jon gar % oubsae al
Spsigit iamau,r ieasanu Nbsu
us Tus saI bar aISrs iIs aaans eus
anSs aE, iqrhspps bais e @aIStpsSOmms SD4ot
ON OHmr ipss GgTtr 0aps % sNbpOIbs
sta sDs 90 sVsaIr aars grnHs duaps R,atros
3tat Catarrhal ug asGr atban. usSomm,
&Su,g s BIaSSr psimr Vom UinS
lart isuun NhammriSu srrn ale pssOmm, Ub,m
Cqma Svs. om usr dit alt aH ielG Rum
"ema ahi eIa@ ssdaapsr spuP fapy, 'pstOp Jon nrr
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ano gb
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isarHs ss 9haIan etka ea RUs gss ss 0iglvssmus
sass' 8yotl snt 6ymGrr ugrBomonuo "a
d oil tnOt Os Cpg M gaanN nj $50 SUS
he, bfai. sa iHid Saassi FoaSe Srus stU, ssid0n
~. Rsa 6Ss& &c. s,ttR,yt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

&pGsauIus % SttiIut, laHss. smau.
tIvsns ben p,tIist Eel Al Siai1n iIassr
Ousr. al gGpsr ben i,nssr lib bar oHTstist
bstpOsIis 2taSt. Com SsIss al zen ipuTtis'
b,s, bpsmsO SiSis IgL tiiiassr INITIAL, bar
ben eOp, iOutfsrbpSsr at ianss 90 NEGbs eG'
psu, afiastt mssst /, RosuIaJittt, % bar CT
t,ri SicHmtTs iot al ioa ben upbapst.
sspsn bl,D stbtsstt poa SoraHIsbnius, al
apGsapIrrn,. iOm siarcs. sirsOsnSs, st DC
Tsmm, lem @aptm, bpsssSs, CT oi nor
Rarsi tot Sm utO easrius al Souh for
suotaurRt. SorROIstu, bar iHiOItrtis ist,
ansui fs mts,t SewHes ssb, n aSu
xu9sapl,u tr bI,i iSrtrGnsi al b :maa. %
Sisi, bar iatsi itIOptrs for eGptrHS iGrlis al
ben ,sulns. a, b. uuSsrsrapsr % sStIGssu
ali, es lrdr. fem vcrtr IauaS ''ipsus
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19
arisehs stpsbco.

Tn Suuiaitsn l745 lob gOnosaaar.
oens 6Ult uesnipr Ssrsn iOm trGttt
StpSstr. mems be igrrtoe Spson al
Jig sitsr grbeiost. Der iao 9pnosr
islu, hart iom en- ploobsji % meo
baarbspOtist Srbh. Sans samls
WlOr iaO Der, bpist optr Rotten, 5ic.
nsitspistn os ina iirs aarls, Tom baooe
ltruttct ii9 Inngs SaOsuGg9en.
9luoislig bdnteOr Der tire @auot
paa gortcR.
tientitepissn 9it psrbeR. men tom
alsne tiIbaae % ia til SusbOnOeu:
Ter itaqr en- SotSat Der uoe pau
Stisn. pan bar Ell sraa Uniform %
en- RGnSOe Snapper. Gan bar caiaa
Ranoiel."
"Snr bah o9i5a Ranoiel."
Sc lire aarIe rsiit iia lansiOmt %
iOm trGttc bunoc. Ten gamlc Rome.
iom bapos tat iia en- liOsn Cur. oreisoe
SrGtten paa Vatteu. gn tort Sat ltrsa
Jig lpoIeit iOrbi msp 0aIen / gSsiret.
SOnOen ia; "Suar pare iOriistis.
@ha bsasr bib iaisn % ibSr t-uni, buur.
ira ban sr.
0Itn Pistn pir SIT raO % turos
lite. Gn al Gutttne ia: "eao mig
9aa!"
San ait Opcr Gaaron % aabnsoe
Portsn paa OiO @ab. bpOrpaa ban ait
uo.
Stitbepen uosnfrd Vsirn bcpUatos
iis iOm ti iuipnIia gunot ino paa 9on,
oegaarOeu. Oct oar paa ben Sie al
aitsueu. OG 1rGsrrs iOusr.
@uttcn tOm tiIbuas. Seq, bar Jet
Spl0utsn".
"gr bet ell Scloat1"
ia. BET IL eli S6lSot. San iissr
bun bsOsr Sean RisnpO 49, os at ban
tOmmtr fra 6Outtnap",'
Wsn Oa rsiits be F9 op nasiammeu.
drG 5outtnap. bsOr bet iiUr' slaa
baUOc itaaet. 9rt loo iaa uirolial. at
inasn til en- !SsspnOelit piOiis, buaO
ban ituIOt iSs. SpnOtn inupptos rftsr
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mans 0sres 5irrnsr nrbsiOebe. 7etis
me Orb bnpOt iInnt nto blauot osm
iom ct 2OrosnUsir,,
"Sub bam TONNE ino, " iaa0s gcni
ben tiIiIut. "Sst Ct ben sumIs 9tianubs
Son. iss tisnDcr Mttten. IA trsm
lpaf SsnsiIGOsr. iaa ban tun iaa lia.
&c bsr innt. caiaa ct SrSO Os ct Bar
SLATER al ben 6Oiot &insnt gut Up
iUr bam." ,.n
q FOrtn indrrsOe Set par msrif,-
IA OS iGu tnasntins.r .riacu ct Bar,
stFiOt sau gisulpO i @prist Rdis.
lsitriOt. ipnfiIlt IagOt SaauD paa ia.
SUBS 6rsO," iu Rausta,
"SqiaG. ou CT | ptl Stbpls +, ia
sOnesn iOrbOuist % Ou flyer aliasUel.
ou ,pmmsr fra 6untnap.
"Siat ira 6pHtsnap, its bar fiaat
osO t5rfnGoererns. "
Ilan tunOs bore at SOnOsu 10. Saa
iatts bon iia neo. @uttsru. ajorot Ii.
ltiaa, % uOm at is nOsst iboelis / bet
iGtts Msris, bsspnOh DC at Ipttt til
SdmtGItu: ,t.
"9u bare bill iIpa SiEsasr / Os. ia
SOnosn. "9st Tan ,ou iRpbilSs bin
ROr, nqat 81 fr&fisr hsnOtu imOrssuj.
- IA. 1,i. min Gar. Ou bar not ilI,
'Grct msO OsO 5Outendp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19
State Of South Dakota
County OF Roberts SO IN County Court.

ou County ii Ok of RobertS A 50. In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of
- PHEhK HkNsfsGkR, Deceased
rhe state of South Dakota sends greeting
W ~ LuSs fauI, Thomas aemmiuger, Albert
hemminger, Edward Hemminger, Julia Ort-
ley Lucy Lalielle, Dwight Hefuminger. ana
Louis Hemmingcr, heirs at law ana nsxI on
KIN OF Phoebe Hemminger, deceased, and to
al 20 whom these presents NAV come.
Notice II hereby given mai t'hSms. Ham,
mtngcr has hled With the Judge Of this court
a verified Petition In writing setting forth
lhAt said deceased left estate consisting Of an
allotment OF land in sevcralty 10 the said
Pheobe Hemminger. deceased. the legal titl~
70 which II held by the united States m trust
Tor the said Phoebe Hemminger. deceased,
ana hcr heirs ana described as follows Iot
nne-i-ot section twenty ave, north haf ~
the north cast quartcr-S. y n 4 L-noYth
east quarter of the north west auartsr-N nj
y y. W. A-ot sec. twenty siX-s5-ln In twp one
hundred twenty cight-iss-ranFc forty eight
- property which he alleges 10 br wholly
exempt trom execution. attaC hmcnt ar other
nesns process gHd praying that said estate
be distributed am0nE the nrlf. ~ iavr and
next Of kin Of said deceased without The Tc
guar administration thereof as provided nv
the Probate Code ana that MONDAY thr sa,b
aay o. February, 1904. AT O'Clock r. NJ OF
said day being day ofa regular term OF this
court az the court room of said court in ihr
Ilty OF SissCtun, Ia the County Of RobsrtS'
pave been appointed a. the time and mace
@ Ioi nearing sala Petition. when and where
any person Interested may appear and show
cause WY said petition should not be granted
witness the Hon. \. II. IngcrsaIl. Judge OF
the county Court and the seal Of said court,
snis lsi aay OF February, A. D., Iani. at hi, OF,
nee tn the Ctly Of Si-seton County OF Roberts
state OF South Dakota
SEAL A. n. ING ERSOLL.
Attest: l.. WM. Fuss Clerk
FRANK McNrCfTr Attorney for Petitioner. p,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19
Tra arigsifneplabieu,

let ropIpitns RusIanO tunes Of babe
taset iis gOnO Ousr SOOeost OtrbOrtt /
bet eiule SaU. &c bur madttrt ngit
iis msS at isse at iOripurs fig mob be
ipitie, anaribrnos 3apantisrt. Der alIe
reot bar itnot iiGul tIsr gOsldst en-
lite rin9s Del al RuslunOs 6luaOt Der.
bOrte, iOruosn ct sIhtal rufFiIs San.
OsIsiiibs. Der piI bIiOs siOrt 6Orips
al Sapuneisrnc paa at inOinae Bort
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

2sh Fbhs sIiOsIius ameriIuuiis
SOIOaitr. Der bar fatipGsrei pau auba.
bar nu fOrlupi Zen. iaa 9nObpssstns
pau gntilitrnes PsrIs M nltns ian
upoe ben SribsO. be pso gImsrifausrnss
SiGlp panOt. stps 'suba!
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19
"Sporior itie2"


"SOroi bu rr bob" iasbs SOnosn.
Wsn ban 10 lite mere. 5hi for Se'
iOItnipasn par belle 9Irmeeu omtum'
men.
"Su sr life enaaua iaaret!"
"9lsi. iss blsU ui,aOt. Rsu bet
bar en- iGf 5as. iasos SOlOatsu.
"giaanaa. Wpr bin Ian 10 pGrt
0Iao uUsr. at bun bar big tilbass. "
5onsn lsb til at bare fiiIo al Saun.
SOnoen fOrtiutte: 'glau. osoit Resi.
msnt, bpor CT oetl"
"Ss bltp tablet uso."
"Saina2 vi bptm2"
sli treSibt aGiSsiicbtauOntr.
Orosns Tom iaa ipuet % lunaiomt,
at be Hob iammsn mso glattsns epo,
Slaocnss iaste Raslsn. iom bpiittnos
5rsmrns.
Wlsn gpnosn tpiIsot suouu.
Dan rsiiit fig Op Og Iasbc fine srOue
6Guoer paa SOlouiens Stulore.
Sau iasot: 'llnse @sn. msllsm Os
iaet. ina bsbspsr ou iits at sisrs Sprs
ie9 paa atNarre MIG, Gu iasbe, ou
18Th fra ariaiu. Wsu bet sr Oct iam'
me. III ital iulfdlO iaa WaO Oa Iiot
at iUps paa. Wm iis mig nu ou, on
bet itir sr 2ssn."
seq bar iItt tGnii at lpue iOr
gosr:". iuaOs SUIOatsu. Seq tOm'
Rer ira 6Ontsnap Os iea ital biis GOsr
mine gapirrr. "
Nan bcrsotc zig paa at saa ino.
6sr gOuosn gil siter ot anors ino /
SItu. itanisos ban st Eicblit % FOo
itile. Vile Siuaets SituatiOntr tOm
/ bans @inos, iliS iopI ban baOOe bort
oalH bertf't 0m Wiienen.
Sslt RegimsntCt par neoiablet.
Sua git ban iup.
9s bsrte ben trrias SoIout lGsss
8anOislsu fra iis uos einngsn %
itdmpt mso Stspltrns MOB StsuauIUst.
"S,ommsr ou uul ruGbts SOnotn.
ga. III lOmmsr ieg," ipdreos en-
Strmms.,
GO uos ira Giapssn loo after be
rsaslmGsiist SaitrnsifriSE Slam.
men 2pist borts psO loren fIaiisOs
Dso ct SinOpuii ,Oa b(sO iaa plhSitha
itaasnos itiIls os ursrIis.
9uO Opsr 5GtiteleH tom SOiOdtsn;
ban par blst en- aammsl 9lano. .
Sans Saar par aIOslss bpiOt, qun'
ben rpntst. Gineus isrqmOoiae.
Gn Nngit ait peo bette Spn opsr
Dem ulls; SOuOsu. Sigcn. ejuttrrns %
ben 9nmls SOusr. -.
SOIoaten ipntss at ipprae: "glu
iitnOsr O,rt mig isisR uu oa!'
6OriGrOsOt Opsr ,Osuns 6OruanoIina
bpisOe DC iiS npaSituis irtW ip8tt
ale Ut siatts iis til SOIOdtsps etOsI.
Ter % lsOte 5uutsrns bag OeR samls
Rano sitsr bet unse Wsunsite, BE-
bopOs ssnSt. int :, &C.
Il sttunSsr sIso tpii forbi. C9ba,
ioritUO be pso bet bIotts Spn az Col,
oatcu, OF han bupos pGrsf rittO /
erigtn. .
% ben sumls WOr iOrIOc Spiues.
rotten Os 9ii frem % ,psitoe bdm poa
ainOsu. man berts Piscn bnI,S msus
SOnbn, bpiO iOm st 2agen. iijantsbs
9liu / bans 8lds,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

gIrtbur. Der 10 tasntIis par srobr,t un.
Der arissn msO ainsisrnr. men iOm
ausIanO psO fine bipIOmatiiis Sntri.
ger III iilrantt is, vi siSer Der Oil.
IsOst al benns Beginnings @OIOe. gics-
Tong, 9IIsftisfi. Der bar uinbitreuirt
aOmmunSO tillauAs us tilOonOs uuOsr
ariscn mob 3apan, us bans Stabs'
Siiicsrer iinOss pua BET speriis Sillsoe.
Wanoen ben mgrtr Uniform.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

uSdpansi arissmipiit'r har hGUt i'm
llhOqnnsIis j 3pitlans "a bismms os
panOt Ssrsmmslis arissn mob aiuu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19
srtmmroc | siprat.

Ter Isptr 3Orss 49. .662 Sptui,er.
1886 Sanitsr. 1916 'ROrOamsriianerc
Zoe Ttht ii nOrit SlGsD. 27S7 5p'
itsrs. 2ls2 Sinner o9 300 SriItr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

AT ~
Sor Dc, Der nisatts. sniff at fslat'
mso ! eountpboarbsis iSorbaublinaCr'
tr Der anIsonins osriiI ues at ubon,!
mere pau bort glao iammsn mto "5bs
eOurani" bssss iOr s2.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

State Of South Dakota
County Of Roberts. - III county Court
In the matter of the estate of
CBAhLEs JOHNSON wEXTuY
- Deceased. ,
The state Of south Dakota sends greeting
70 Nicotine johnson, heir ~ Law and nrxt ~
kin OF Charles johnson westby, deceased.
anl 70 ali whom these preScnts NAV come
SotCe y hereby given that Nicotine John
sut y hlef Stth rue Judge Of This court the
petition hcing for LgttsFs of AdminIstTa.
tou ufths estate Of Charles johnson Wesley
deceased. issue TO Samuel uansor
and that Monday the 18Th day OF
tenfaAfY lsl at o eiocf L. A., Of said aay !
brinE day ofa splriai trfni OF this C0urt sr
ihe once 81 the County Judge. In the CITY oI
SiNreton' county OF Roberts, has been sci for
hearing said petItiOn. when and where any
person Interested NAV apIcar ans shog
granted. e.. ~ 80 "'t w
Dated a. si-se'on this isi day Of February
An. INGERSOLI
Judge Of the County Court
FhASN MCNuLrr, Attorney for Petitioner,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

Judge Of the County caur,
FhASK MCSuLrY, Attorney Tor PetitIonsT.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19
SEAL

Attest: l.. wM. Fuss Clerk. N'N'''
FRANK McNTLr Attorney for Petitioner.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

Vi lan itaiie Roberts 6Ouutb Ban,
ntr" inmt bort sgst ,8las .iss ~
on nognt 'tlloc sHits bsaar Slios.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

stsis,oi sen5h Dakota $. In coYr,v Co,-,
In the matter OF the estate o,
JKSSm BLAKE Deceased.
rhc State Of south Dakota sends greeting
10 John Stevens aud Hannah Stevens hSirs
atlaw andnext 90 kin ~ Jennie BIakr III,
SSased, 8, and 10 an TO -hom these presents
Sollee iSherrhy given thar Hannah st.y.,s
has Died Win the Judge Of this Court a vert
ned petition In writing settIuE forth that ala
deceased lett estate consisting Of real nrore,
" which she alleges 20 be wholly cSesr,t,ti
irem execution, attachment or other msstir
breeess and praying thai said estate be dis
tilbuied among The heirs at law and next Of
an ~ said deceased without the regular az.
ministration thereof ~ provided BY ths pro.
bate Code and that Tuesday the xsrd day ~
Febru3ry is4 AZ so'cfock P NJ, OF saId 5ay
pslnk daY OF special term OF this court 81
tnc court room Of safds court In the citV ~
Stssetop, IN the County OF Roberts ave Sss,
apPouited as the Time ard place for heaytns,
said prtition, when and ,~here any person. in
teTestrd ltnag appear and SHOW cause why
saln pctuop-shYuld not be granted
witness the Hon A. ". fngersoll' Judge az
we county Court. and thc.Seal of said ss,,rt
tbs xxnd day Of JannarysA ID. 1904 al his al
nee IN The city OF sissetou county 81 Roher,.
state Of South Dakota. WIS
a. n, IyGERSoLL.
Judge Of the County Court
Attest l. WV, Foss Clerk ~VN''
FRANK hcNuLrr, Attorney -
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-02-19

oeritrren OOsr ale Rusiers, en-. @m al
6rso. Der miuNf al alt pniier llirso Oo
aria. men bslit rpUtr t6rs ganohrGts
uin9sr WOsn ariasigriel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-17
JAPANESE COOK ROBBED.

A Japanese cook. named Kimura.
living in a small cottage at Cottage
Grove on King street, was robbed last
Saturday night of $40, his hard earned
savings Of years. During Saturday a
Porto Rican or Portuguese man came
to Kimura and asked him to change
so for him. Kimura did so, going to
his trunk for his money, and the man
left.
In the evening Kimura left his house
for a couple Of hours. On his return
he found that his room had been ran
sacked, the contents being turned up
side down. Kimura's trunk had been
pried open by means Of pair of heavy
shears and from II $40 were taken. The
police are of the opinion that the Porto
Rican who asked for change merely
did so to find out where Kimura kept
his money and later on watched till
Kimura had left the house, when he
committed the theft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-17
PURCHASER FOR
1ss,ooo-AcRE
kAHUkU RANCH

J. A. Cunningham, a wealthy cap
italist from Salt Lake city, goes to Ha-
wall in the Mauna Loa this week to
close deal, II possible, for the pur-
chase of Kahuku ranch. Col. Norris.
the eccentric owner of this $4,000
acre tract, has given verbal option to
Mr.. Cunningham and 1t is possible that
transaction Of some magnitude may
be closed before Mr.. Cunningham's re-
turn. The big ranch is one of the best
known properties in Hawaii generally,
but the condition and number of stock
on the place is known only by infer
ence. For a number Of years Col. Nor
ris has not sold hoof and the herds
have roamed wildly over lava stretches
and through mountain forests. The
Norris ranch, as II now is, pays to the
Territory each year si,250 in taxes
and II properly cared for and stocked
and developed would become a great
wealth producer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-17
WORTH TRIED Again
COMPLAINANT TEsTlFlEs
FOR SHOOTING SAILOR

Henry G. Worth. formerly first mate
Of the Gillian vessel Othello, which
figured In shooting case few months
back, is again on trial before a jury
In Judge De Bolts court on the charge
of sending leaden ball through the
neck OF japanese sailor while the
vessel was lying OFF Pearl Harbor.
Worth was tried by jury few day.
ago on the same charge, but the jury
could not come to a verdict and a mis-
trial was entered.
Deputy Attorney General w. S. Flem-
ing is prosecuting, as before, and S. f.
Chillingworth is again defending.
worth's wife is present in court dur
Ing the trial.
In the previous trial the japanese
claimed Worth shot him without cause.
Worth has different story to tell;
the story of gang of irresponsible
japanese who knew nothing of a sail
ors duties. and who simply wanted to
work their passage to Canada. They
were mutinous and absolutely disobed-
lent and, SO Worth testified, the man
who was shot was about to slash the
mate with a sheath knife; Worth drew
his gun In self defense and II is ar
gued, might have killed the japanese.
instead Of merely wounding him, had
he so desired. Worth, II is said, al
ways carried his gun with one cham.
Der holding blank cartridge; It IL
said that he believed he was exploding
the blank cartridge wheni he snapped
at the sailor with the sheath knife.
Complaining witness. on the stand
this morning, appears to be a little
more descriptive in his testimony than
at the previous trial in which no ver-
dict was secured, going more into al.
legged details.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-17
EFFICIENCY IN SCHOOLS.

Goaded by the danger of reduced eff
cheney possibly resulting from careless
salary cuts or inspired by the hope
that something better can be accom-.
plished for the advancement Of educa'
ton under the administration of Gov
ernor Carter, the people are devoting
more personal attention to the schools
than for some time past. Hawaii is
accustomed to speak well Of its school
system, and II there is one thing OF Its
own this Territory can praise 1t would
almost seem crime to utter q note OF
criticism.
The fact remains, however, that
there Is much to be hoped for In the
progress OF education In the common
schools OF this Territory. Evidence is
not wanting Of thoughtless, lax meth.
DDS In schools of the outside districts
and indifference Of the Department to
the requests Of progressive workers.
Governor Carter, after his return from
the tour of Hawaii, said that he found
many people who having sought the
completion of public work without
avail gave up In disgust. Converse
tions OF leading teachers In the coun-
try districts particularly has indicated
to The Bulletin that much OF this same
spirit prevails among teachers with re-
gard to the educational department.
They hesitate to make statements over
their signatures for fear that the
wheels of opposition will be set in mo.
ton among Department officers and
either their designations will be asked
or they will be transferred to undeslr-
able localities as a punishment for
presumption In calling attention to
shortcomings. There Is distinct
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-17

Candidate Parsons bases his claim
for the Hilo judgeship on our I'M
doubted political strength Note the
our" also the political" 1t is to be
earnestly hoped that the Governor and
delegate in recommending and the
President in appointing judges to the
bench will select men whose strongest
claims to consideration are based on
personal judicial capacity and freedom
from political factionalism. This Ter
ritory wants no political judges whose
personality is overshadowed by 'our
political strength" Our courts Of JUS
tice should not be parcelled out to pol
iticians whose first thought is for "our
political strength" rather than our Ter
ritory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-17
MUSICAL festival
Be GREAT SUCCESS

The first Music Festival of the Ha.
waiian Islands is engrossing general
attention in musical and society cir.
Giles and there is every reason TO be.
lieve that its success will surpass even
the greatest expectations Of the pro.
moters. With 300 united voices in the
Congress of Song" at the Hawaiian
Opera House Friday evening. May 81,
and with 600 voices in one grand Choir
US at the children's contest Saturday
afternoon, May 2S, the undertaking ex-
ceeds in magnitude and scope anything
essayed OF q musical character ever
held In the Islands.
The first rehearsal for the Congress
of Song" will take place at the Opera
House next Monday evening and will
be followed by frequent drillings until
the whole chorus blends to a magnifl.
cent harmony.
A committee on decorations has
been appointed with one representa-.
tive from each school and 4. A. p.
Newcomb has been chosen to preside,
To eliminate any grounds for dissatis-
faction among patrons no more than
ten tickets will be sold to one pur-
chaser when the reserved seats are
pla I'd on sale at Wall, Nichols Co.
Thu plan will undoubtedly meet with
genei approval.
The music has been selected with a
view of quality and melody and every
number will be pleasing to the au.
dience. "a DO '.'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-17

some one department or OF some GER
tain line are of frequent occurrence,
but reduction that embraces every ar
ticle OF vast stock Is so rare as to
be an occasion of no little excitement.
or course the interest is mainly with
the ladies; they know the values from
to and are the ones who make the
purchases. The rapid growth OF the
N, s. Sachs Co. in the past two years,
especially in some departments, has
made room very necessary item, 50.
to meet the requirements, the adjoin-
ing store on Beretania street has been
annexed and is being fitted up In sump-
tuous style. To Offset any inconven-
fence to customers during the removal
of the separating partition between the
two stores. this mammoth Expansion
Sale" has been planned and will be
carried out in manner TO break all
previous sale records ever held in this
ticle In the store from the richest bro-
cades to the most inexpensive print
materials and the entire force OF EN-
ployes has been busily engaged mark
ing down prices.
TO complete arrangements the Sachs
store will be closed all day tomorrow.
and when the sale begins Thursday
morning buyers will find every article
marked In plain figures.
The fixtures in the new department
viii be even more handsome than In
the main store. Heavy plate glass
show. cases are now on the way to
show many of the dainty pieces Of the
been hidden from sight. The new
space will be occupied mainly by the
ready-to-wear and art departments
and will greatly increase the comfort
OF shoppers.