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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16

The Lincoln county republicans re-
fused TO indorse the Farrell state ticket
and platform in spite of the fearful ap-
peals made to them by Milo Root
Chairman Palmer's law partner, and
they rubbed salt in the wounds of the
railroad lobbyists by passing strong
resolution pledging their nominees for
the legislature to vote against any can
didate for the United States senate
VIII otook any part in the defeat of Gov
ernor Mcbride and his railway COM
mission plank in the state convention
at Tacoma. This is cold comfort for
Sam Piles, John L. Wilson and Addison
G.. Foster.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16
EXPENSIVE FOR THE LAND
GRABBERS.

The Rosebud land opening proved a
very expensive thing for the land
seekers taken as a whole. Here was
reservation containing about 3S2,-
tons or allotments; yet so great is the
desire to get something for nothing
tons for land. At that rate, not more
than one out of forty could nope to Sc
cure any land, for it will be borne in
mind that, after the applications We're
filed, they were all dumped into big
wheel of fortune and a lottery drawing
took place, the first one drawn out hav-
ing the first choice, and SO on, until the
entire number of aliOtments We're eX-
hausted Tens Of thousands of course.
We're disappointed, because there was
not enough land to go around
Now assuming that the average ex-
pense of travel and board Incurred by
an applicant amounted to Only $40
each we have an aggregate of $1,000,
o00 paid to railroads and boarding.
houses by the landseekers. It is not
at all improbable that these expenses
averaged twice as much, or from 81
600. 900 to 100000. The land at 81
an acre. which is probably fair aver
age price would only amount to ST.
$4,000. That is to say. the land is not
worth as much money as that paid out
by those who have been trying to get
it.
The average applicant, too, has
doubtless had the impression that all
| he had to do was to file his claim and
! Immediately upon drawing an allot
| expected railroad depot site, and then
sell out for a big bonus. IT, however,
| the department follows the law, it will
| require every section to be occupied
! and lived upon for a certain length of
time before the title can pass This
| can only be done by the payment of 81
| an acre down and IS cents an acre each
year for four successive years; or, the
homesteader may commute his claim
at the end Of fourteen months by pay
| ing 1925 an acre.
! No doubt il 1t mad been thoroughly
] understood that these legal restric-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16
WEATHER..
Tonight and Wednesday fair.
IS SCHOOL TERN TOO LONG?

Many parents in this city who are
not laggards in their support of the
cause of education are inclined to the
opinion that a ten months term of
school is a little too long for the men
tai and physical welfare of the average
child They believe that the term
could be shortened two weeks or even
a month without detriment to either
the schools or the children for whose
benefit the schools are maintained.
For the average boy or girl a session
of school during the month of June in
this climate is of little benefit. The
child is listless and enervated and it
would be much better for his health if
he were turned out of doors to develop
his muscles and his lungs in the pure
air and cheerful sunshine
If the course of study We're arranged
accordingly, just as much good work
could be accomplished in nine months
as III ten. Inc mere lnouSht OF ten
months imprisonment takes the enthu-
siasm and energy out of many boys
and girls at the beginning of the term
and they have the same tired feeling
throughout the school year. The
knowledge that the term was to be two
weeks or one month shorter would put
new life into such boys and girls and
they would make more rapid progress
in their studies. The feeling of ennui
that the majority of school children
feel during the last month or two of a
ten months term might be prevented
by course of manual training in the
schools to relieve the numdrum mOnOt-
ohy of routine lessons from books
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16
SHE SUES FOR DIVORCE
Wife Of Frank Ireland, Seeks Separa.


Wife of Frank Ireland, Seeks Separa.
ton. =
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 16.-Ola Ire
land, better known by her stage name,
Ola Hayden, whose voice has won
many an encore for her in local thec
ters, has begun divorce proceedings
against Frank Ireland in the superior
court. Her complaint describes a
pitiful state of domestic infelicity.
The couple We're married in Anacon-
da more than three years ago, and their
wedding was q romantic one. Mrs. Ire
land is the daughter Of Joseph Hayden.
author of 'There'l Be Hot Time In
the Old Town Tonight" Her marriage
with Ireland. or Frank Martin rs his
stage name is. was much opposed by
her father as it broke up the famous
Hayden family trio of specially artist.
who We're we'll known in vaudeville
theaters of the northwest a few years
ago.
In spite of the protests of ner father
Miss Hayden, on reaching her maturity,
married Ireland. The New York pa
pers wrote the affair up and devoted
a good deal of attention to it on aC-
count of the romance of stage life
which it typefied. For some time past
the couple have lived at Hillman City.
Ireland has been employed as a scene
painter at a local theater and Mrs.
Ireland as a stage singer
The complaint alleges that for TIE
past seven months Ireland has treated
his wife most cruelty, beating her
throwing scalding water upon ner on
one occasion, and last Monday she
states. he threatened to do his wife
and children great bodily harm. II
violent rage. she alleges, he broke all
the dishes in the house and drove her
ana her children out of the house. She
secured an order restraining him from
interfering with her during the PEN
denCy Of the suit.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16

+. w. Roos, the republican nominee
for state land commissioner is said to
be private attorney for the Weyer-
haeuser timber syndicate in Cowlitz
county, and he would be useful man
for the syndicate in getting possession
of the states valuable timber lands.
The state practically gave away it's
tide lands. worth millions of dollars.
and now It scheme is ON foot to beat it
out of its timber lands worth almost
as much. Thus the rich patrimony
granted this young state by Uncle sam
for the endowment of our public
schools and higher educational iustitu-
tons is being ruthlessIy wasted at the
hehest and for the benefit of ypecula-
tors
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16

certainly astounding how venal and
corrupt officeholders in wicked old Mis-
souri, have become under ring rule. 1t
is fortunate for other states or the
Union that Circuit Attorney Folk be-
gan his expose of Doodle methods in
time to give fair warming of the dang
ers of machine politics. Nothing like
if was ever seen in the virtuouS young
state Of Washington.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16

Back il. Missouri i has come to light
that some county commissioners nave
been in the habit Of ignoring the law
providing that all contracts for work
and supplies shah be let to the lowest
responsible bidders and that it has
been a common practice for members
of the board to propose to merchants
and Others offering goods, machinery.
etc. Tor sale to the county that they
make their price considerably higher
In order to allow the commissioners to
set comfortable "rake-off." 1t is
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16

The railroad tax agents had another
heart to neart talk with the county
commissioners today and another re-
duction in the railroad assessment may
be looked for, the board having pre-
pared for it by raising the assessments
of a number of business men and real
estate owners Yesterday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16

1t is likely that the trade of the Pa
resumed and that the question of con-
tramand will be of far less Importance
since Russias Asiatic fleet has been
put out of business by the Japanese.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16
Wants Agency for "Trib" After Taking

Wants Agency for "Trib" After Taking
Walla Walla, Wash, Jan. IA, 1904
AS l have taken "TRIB' and know it
habits, l would like to act as your
agent in this state or any other. If
you give agencies, please let me hear
from you by return mail
Yours respectfully,
G.. G.. CHAPMAN.
For sale by L. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16

Been in a fight?" asked the inGUiSi-
tive person. Not exactly" replied the
mself this morning l tried to lather
myself with the razor"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16
Knights TempIar Comma Here,

LONDON, Aug. 16.-The Earl of
Euston, grand master, and deputation
Of English Knights Templar, who will
attend the conclave to be held in San
Francisco next month, sailed today for
New York.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16
HARRISON IS NOT HOPEFUL
CONTINUED from Page One).

der the state law holding municipality
liable for most of the damages. The
suits aggregate $4,000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-16
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Do not pay carrier boys any money
ed.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Der Bar unS Der epiritismus.

Ginem Qpnooner 8latt pirb aus
PETERSBURG permsIbet: Dor Ginger
.3sit ma6te Der Gar bic 8etdnntf9uft
elmer gstptKen 3snpbia 9dluc3tp, elmer
i4Dnen unb bp9gebilbeten iunsen
rutbeniI9sn Dame, bic i'm Stunoe 81
iein bebauptet, bic 3utunft pprber3us
fogen, unb Spar nit 9tlfe zines neuen
Metaqs, bos r~uoio>attipe gigenI9af'
ten beiibt unb 9ilbsr Der tommenbsn
GreigniFe auf sinen prpiettionsf9irm
ptrft. Srdulein @aloc3tp ioa ben 3ds
rem ii6er3eugt buben, baB Rublano Elm
fur6tbares llngliid na6 benz anberen
srtrugen miiFsn tpirb, sbs es fhIieBlt9
bic Sdpaner bt1iegen fpirb. Inter am
bsrsn 8ilbern Iisb SrGulein @aluc5tp
ouf benz Experimentation cine unbss
Itimmts 0arItsQung erfdeinen, aus
beren leu9tenben llmriFen Der 3ar
Pprt Mrtbur in Trimmern lieeeno unb
feline Glptte in bic Cuff esiprengt srs
tdnnte. Sine Rsibe tpeiterer Nngliids
Iifer GreisniFs fir bic RuFen frat
nod duf benz S6trm in bic Gridets
nune; aber fnliebli9 fab mar bic
Sapdner fih aus 9orea suriidaiebsn
pGbrenb Die iieerei6e rufIif6e Qrmes
bic 6Dben hinter ibnen befebte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
shnnlente Inn spesialsienf.

Sn Der engliiden Mstropols an Der
Sbemfe bat IS f6on pielen 2eutsn, uno
numentIi6 5rembsn, 9opfssrbre9en
berurfoht. bob man S9uBleuts bort
man6mol an Srten unb nit 8eidGfs
tigungen Iiebt, bic oueenI6einli6 NIT Der
ppli3ei ni6ts 3utbun boben. 60 tommt
Is Dor, bab Elm S9ubmonn ais 8abns
bsumtsr fungirt unb bas Billet abb
nimmt, in Mfufeen unb 9iibersolerien
tpeiit er ben Neg, ia, fosor in Wddrsns
bGuiern 1T er, fretli9 Sumsilt in Gipil,
az ftnben. 9iefe ShuBleute fpsrben
bon Der poli3eibebOrbe sspiFsrmuben
bermistbst urb fir ibre 0isnTts mub
8e3abluns g~elei'tet ipsrben. glu9 bus
.8rttifb Mufeum" muB fir feline 90
poIi3eibeumtsn bssoblsn, bos Soupts
poftomt fir feline Is, foear bas parlus
ment fir feline 10. Sm 9an3en babsn
i'm Sabre 1902 StoutsonItolten unb
pripdte 1893 Wann bef9Gftist une
3obluna fir fe an bic qOli5eiOerpaIs
tusa qsleiitet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Sic aahcn in Qprt 9trtbnr.

Cine Dame, bic aus port Qrtbur
na9 petersburg 3uriidgstebrt lit, ers
SGbIte bort in elmer Gsieui6aft, psl9'
IOnbsrbare @irturg DoS 9ombarbss
ment Der Stabt dlf Die 8oben aus
ibte: sd Itonb 6et ieoem 8pmbarbes
ment an meinem 6enItsr," iagte tie,
.natiirli6 MIR bel Sag, oenn BEL Na6t
tpaste i'd mid rt4t aus benz Bette.
Dor mir be5anb 3 Elm tIeines, nisoris
ses Dad, auf Oam iib pier pber flint
&aben aus Der 9aGbdri9aft 81 pers
fammeln pflegten. Gu oft bombarbirt
ipurbe, sric1ienen oie Saben. 8ei iss
benz &anoneni6uB ri9tsten ii6 bic
&aBen bod auf unb f6iensn ipsniqer
sntIebt, ais niithenb 81 iein. Wenn
bann bic 9ombs pfeifenb hur9 bic Cuff
fauite, entIpann IT'D 5pif6en ben &usen
cine furdtbare S6Ia6t. sic itiir3ten
uufsinanoer lps, Iprangsn fau9enb
unb f6rsienb um6sr lpie tleine Sieer
uno f6ienen chamber fir bic S4ies
berei ba brauBen perantpprtli6 gu
MAIDEN. 9as o1es ipar 70 tomii4, baB
mir laden muBten. obtppbl bas 8oms
barbsment font buradus teinsn 9runb
sur Seitertsit sub. Gadbsm lie ii9 ess
f6lagsn batten, 5ogel lie ii6 fir stnsn
augenblit pie betGubt 5uriid; fobdlo
dbsr bus S6ieben piebsr tegonn, be-
gam aud i6r ompf bon Reusm."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Atnsr atuts.
Gsss TabrtIax.

Sdbrt ieben Gag in Der @od)e.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Die u d)t por ibr 2 dl r G.
den.

Die u q d) mar ibr 2 Oh r G.
den.
SD bultete ioit bic 9on3e Nod)t
binourd." id)reibt Srau Gbos. Pip
pIe9ate bon aIeronorio, Sub" uno
fonnte oui mur iebr rpeni9 Shloi
red)nen. Sd botte bic 9Ius5ebrune
10 itort, ooB id) faum cine Sduier:
reibe peit 9eben %fonnte, umo pemr
id, es that, 10 muBte ih idredlid'
buIten mo 9Iut ipeien. 9lae DiitteI
idIu9en iebI. 1r. ain9's Nelp Dis
coperp. nur orei 81 SIoiben oopon.
furirten mid oouitdnoi9, mno in fur.
ser 3eit nahm id So piuuo gu. Ge
lpiro 9oruntirt, ooB es Suiteu, Gr.
t%dltnu9en, Grippe, 9ronditio uno
ole gals uno 2um9eniibeI belt
Yreis soc. uno $1.OO probcIlu-
id)eu Irei. 9ei allen N~potbetern.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
M6tune Sarmer.
Gi9entbuner

9obt ibr eilen suten ooppelter
Son9pilu9 nDtbi9, Damn fonnmt gu
unS, mir 9orontiren ben leidteitoe.
benoen uno 5uirieoenIteGeniten pItu9.
Nud baben mir ben beriibmten ,5be
Seool" Greom. Separator, GuItipo.
tors, Wtitdlea Wd9en, 9us9ies uno
ale Sorm Wtaidinerp Iino critic
Glo1ie. ToS beriibmte 9olpoID ~trDl
Itets immer an ssrp. Spred1t 9e'
f6nisft Oct uls Dor, ebe Sic IonIt no
fouIen. preiie mnr 9eoiu9un9en
ri6ti9; man iiber3eu9e Iidl ielbit.
gd)tun9sool,
SIaof e 6ebriioer Geim.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
9rutoI gepeini9 t.

Sin SOD lit befonnt 9eporoen, Der,
uoS a%uooueruoe uno umbarmber3i0e
2ortur onbetriiit, solm ieineo 6lei,
den iinocn oiirite. Soc 0oIobid
pom Goluio, Sal, idreibt: y15 Sob
re long eroultete id) mioobore
Shmer3eu uno obioIut 9oruidto
molte bcIIeu, ebwobI id) 9laeS Der.
Iud)te. "a oeriud)te idI GIectric 9it
tiers uno es erpieS iid) oIS ole or0B-
te Wieoi5in ouI Groen 9e9en oieies
llebeI. Sin poor Sloidcn oaoon FIJI
rirten mid, ooultGnoi9. Iub lit es
gut liir 2eber- uuo NiereuIeioeu 10
luie ou9emetne Sd)rpdbe. 9los 30
SentS. 3uirieoenbcit aorontirt. 9ei
alien glpotbeferu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
SHaiunrihss In sspaH.
O~Assssrstsss Wssss eos wswshr ssss~
D-etAtsuesmsss ksksu.

W&4s84SN0e8 WHIT ~ W~WsW 4s4Ss
s~etAtsUssMsss ksksr.
Gin setnariisss uliiisl fpsnbsn Ioui
ben aufssi6nuneen elmer Dame. bic
ft pislt Sabre In Japan oufgeboItsn
bat, bic bOrtieen GhuIiinbsr on. nm
eH sseen linesrshtistsit obtr seetH
D~eresbsn ibrsr 9sbrsr 81 tpsaren. %
N bies Der Sirits. Wenn Elm 2sbrsr
uxeere6t. porieiif4 III. 70 fiblsn unb
piHsn bic Rinber bas iebr esnau, btnn
Ainbsr bobsn sin flares Ms4issefibl.
Gle DeriommsIn fi4 nnb bIdIsbsn
ssmeinfam, am n6hftsn Morssn bic
2IaHe ni4t ~ btfuden. S1on neun.
bts a~ebnidbrise Rinber banbeln 70; &c.
fpSbnIi6 5nben fx ibre GItern in's
Dtrtrauen, unb bic Gliern {inb auf
ibrtr Seite. 9arouf ipdblen fs cine
Population unier f4 unb bisfe besibt
fd gum Hirsermeifter. I'M ibm bic
Saht por3utraper. Die Nne.lesenbeii
pirb unitrfu9t. unb felt fih bic gs.
f1psrbe Der 1inber als btsriinbet Der.
aus. 70 pirb benz Qebrer bsfoblen, fid
81 beHern, pbtr er bat ben Dienft gu
quittir:n.
9h S9iiIer ftrifen nod aus anbereu
llria4tn. GinmaI, lei elmer Grfurs
fon, fam es Dor. bab atpti 2ebrer uns
ter bensr, bic bic S9ilsr tesleiteten.
eati tronisn, beroufht fpurbsn unb
fh 81 santen anfinsen. 9te S4iler
traten sufammen unb mahten aus,
bab 2ebrer, bic supiel trinten unS {if
santen, eth fhle1tes 9eifpiel g.b.n
unb bub Elm 2ebrer basu ba Eel, feinen
Sdilern elm sutes geifpiel Su seben.
sic ftriften unb perlangten bonn Biirs
eermeiiter bic gntfernuns Der stpei
2.ute, bic ii9 Dersefen botten, unb f.
purben entfsrnt.
Sn einem @pmnafium NOR elm eurps
pdifher prpfeFor aneeftelt. Sehr
bolb erfubrsn bic primaner, bdb ibr
neuer prpfeFor Elm ftanbaIDfes 2eben
fiibrte, unb tie traten suIammen unb
b.rietben: .Dir fplen bieIem Manns
Mdtung erpeifen, benn sr 1T infer
2ebrsr, aber felt mir piien, pie er
lebt, 1T es unmSeli9, ibn au o9ten;
eeben mir gum Direction unb ~berlunsen
mir feline @ntlafung." Ter Director
mar iebr unsliidlid. Der S9uIbise
bin oIIetn i6," iaste er 81 ben iuneen
Qeuten; lid babe mid MIR mad Ieinem
&Dnnen ertunbigt, unb sic muFsn Sus
eebeu, bab er cine bebeutenbe Sntelis
gen3 tit."-,Gr 1T cine :Sntellieens unb
elm S6pein," beborrten bic primaner.
w2siber 1T er ouf fiinf Sabre enedeirt,
unb mir tOnnsn ibn ni6t losiperben,
obne ibm Die ean3e Summs ous5u3abs
len," fubr Der Direction fort. sd
bite sic baber, eeben Sie gum 8irs
eermeifter unb ~perlongen sic | n c
GntluFuns; i6 bin bereit, our Siibns
fiir meme unporIihtieteit, bic uns in
bieie unan9enebms Gage sebroht bot,
meme STEELE niebersuleeen." Nber bas
betriibte bic S9iiler aufri6tis. ,Nein,"
faetsn lie, .niht sic biirfen bon uns
fo%rteeben, benn sic fteben BET uns alien
In bpber Idtuns, aber mir perben iels
Der Su ienem Serrn bineeben nnb ibm
fdeen: ,Wir fsnnen sSbr 2ebsn unb
mir molten sic nidt mebr. Wenn sic
nod einen Sunten @breefibl boben,
bann perIaHen sic Sapan, obne auf
Sbrem 3pntratt 81 bethlehem" unb
bic primoner tboten IN q" plpl'l'
TOR banfte o.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13

Der Sorsabpr ais Be-
7 6 il B ,r. @ls IiG qDnig 2%flfonTo
XIII. BON Spanien ppt Sturgeon in
gabi3 aufbielt, no ss pisls 4nar9is
ten gibt, FAB man iiGnbig cine risiiee
Electromagnetic am rehten Dagenf4lae
beS 3onies. @qe Welt tonrte lie, es
NOR Der beriibmts Sprerp Wa55untini.
Ql5 elm 9ol;3iIt i'm aufforberts, f9
auriid3usieben, idgts er: n2aBt mid
nur. i6 bin bic bette poIi3ei." llnb 70
fcI, { sr bem Magsn nur6 ale Strns
h ga bic Some bsFttg brannts,
2rte ibu Der 80nig ouf, fi6 gu be-
r. Z, bod Ma35antiui antportete.
1or, bic Sonne tennt MIDI genou
/ , leldItiet mid nidt. @ieDisl Stir,
+ i4 uidt ouf Der SOnnenieits ses
tootet.~
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13

DevtAisAwss esisvu zee 1ssss ams sSss.
elAsttAs Ws~rnsngmesn.

w XHN NxN
siAsttAs w~srNsasmss~.
Der "A. Suni. Der Gag 9Obonnts
bss a6ufsrs, tDirb nod issi In pisIsn
2dnosrn fsftli4 bssonsen, nidi obns
bic ippisften anspiinft pbanioRii6sr
dbsbilbt unb abtrsIdubif4tr Ginbil.
bunesn. 60 gilt bel pislen Der Dor.
abtnb BITES Gtfits, Der %. Juni. gleiH
BEN /. Mui. als elm S<rsnfabbaib, an
benz bic 3nubtrirSuier BON msnf4s
Ii8en linbclbtn, bosesen aber aud
mandes Qeil nnb 9i!fstraui, ME bic
fostnannte .Jobonnesbonb," sspflldt
tperb<n miiftn. 60 bthouptei fernsr
Der aberslaube, bob cine anboltenbe.
fir bic RotrrsrSeusniHe ptrberbli6e
R1He sintrete. fobolb Is om Sobonnis.
toee rsgns. Gin urfprinsli1 beibs
nif4er Oebrau4. Der, ipie 70 piele an
bere. tn bos G~briftentbum iiberessons
gen TT. Fnb be .SObannisftu.r." Die
alien Germonsn sraeuetsn bas aeuer
bur4 bas Reiben trodener Solaer unb
iibten babel Dsri1kbene aberglGubifGe
Gebrdu4e. 9erartise Teusr ipurb.n
namentli6 nm SObannis anssainbet.
tn pel9e 3eit Sos srpb,, bon alien
etrmanii den UOlfern eefeisrte Natur,
feft Der Spmmsrfonntnfpenbe fiel. Mon
tanate 5tnsenb INN bic Neu.r berum.
fprans bur9'S Oeuer, um fi1 bon allen
b0fen, tranttn Stpffen 5u r.inisen,
unb parf ni4t nur glumen unb RrGu,
ter In bic Glommen, bamit slsi9 ibnsn
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-14
OVER THE PAIL.

One Of the most pleasant outings en-
joyed last saturday was by the tally-ho
raIty given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
shafer The drive was from the city
to Mr.. Old's place at Kaneohe. The
party comprised the following. Misses
Mable Bruins, Agusta Brasch, Edyth
Beswick, Florence Lee, Mablc Lee,
Aimee Gribble, Kinnie McCorristcn.
Bella McCorrston, Aileen Simpson
Messrs. Harry Bruins, Charles Hotel,
Chas. Girvin, Dan McCorrlstor. Sam
Jacobsen, Herbert, Charles and Mer-
Wyn Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-14
KUHIO IS STRONG
AND POPULAR
ON BIG ISLAND

Numerous gentlemen in the city from
have said that the most certain propo-
sition in coming political events on
that island is the way Delegate Kuhio
will sweep things for denomination
and reelection this fall. Kuhio has
always been popular on the Big Island
and the gossip Of leading politicians in
dicates that Cupid will have greater
vogue than ever this year.
S. L. Desha, who returns today ia
Hilo from Kauai, where he has been
for two or three weeks, said: THE
Republicans on Hawaii will make
things hum this fall. We are going to
roll up big things for Delegate Kuhio.
He is very popular among the Hawaii
ans and will help the Republican ticket
immensely. The Young Mems Repub-
licsn Club at Hilo has grown to be a
power in politics and will be one Of the
most important factors In the next
campaign. This organization Is doing
much to awaken the Int. est OF young
men In politics and think is an insti-
tuition worthy Of every encourage
ment."
II. ]. Rickard Of Laupahoehoe says
the Democrats have made little II any
inroads in the Laptown precincts. He
is OF the opinion that not more than
half dozen signed the rolls that
were circulated by Iaukea and the
| Hearst boomers. Like Mr.. Desha
Rickard says Kuhio is the most pop
ular man in the Territory today and
as head of the ticket this fall will
arouse much enthusiasm