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We should all want safety. With
safety and equity the order can over.
come oil opposition. This can only be
accomplished bv an the Jurisdictions
remaining members Of the order DO
not break tho chain. 10 not forget the
obligations you have taken ut the al-
tars Of Workmanship Pc true 10
them. ond right and Justice will pre-
yail.-A. o. G. W Bnllotin
The grand recorder ~ Noiup recent
~ reported d membership in the iurls-
dictlon Of 1924
The supreme lodge plan was adopted
by the grand lodge of Kentucky re-
Gently by an almost unanimous vote.
There was q net loss Of 3sl members
In the Michigan jurisdiction dul ing
1903.
On Jan. I. 1901. there were 433 lodges
and 24.S47 members 10 good stanCn
In the jurisdiction Of New York
1t is expected that before the su.
preme lodge meeting thirty jurisalc.
lions will have adopted the plans.
The grand lodges Of Michigan and
Oklahoma lid not adopt the supreme
lodge plan any further than to pay The
increased guarantee fund.
Just a word will sometimes save n
member TO the order.
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MOBILE OHIOBULLETIN

Louisiana Purchase exposition. 81
Louis, Mo. Sixty day limit sold daily
al rate of $3.50 Season limit tickets
sold daily at rate of $7iJ.
Annual meeting of grand lodge BE.
ncvolent order of Elks. Cincinnati,
O., July 1923, 1904 For the above
occasion round trip tickets will b.
sold to Cincinnati at rate of sos.
Dates of sale July 18th and 18th, lin.
tied to return July 18th. except an
extension until August 25th may be
obtained by depositing tickets and
paying 80 cents.
Annual conference Y. NJ. C. A,
Asheville. N. c.. June 10th Goth, 1904,
St775 20 Ashcville and return &C
count The above meeting. tickets SOLD
June 9th, 10th and 18th, limited to
return June 22nd, 1894.
United Confederate veterans re-
union, Nashville, Tenn, June 18th
10th, 1904 AIS to Nashville and re-
turn account the above OCCASION tick.
cts sold June 10th to 18th. and limited
to return June 18th; except an exren.
sion until July 10th may be had by
depostng tickets.
National Republican convention.
Chicago, H., June 21-2I, 1901, $i2.20
to Chicago and return account the
above occasion. Tickets sold June 1G,
II, ls, 10 and 20, limited to return
June 29tA. 1904
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sihle position she holds. She IS prcsi-
dent Of the Michigan Fraternal Con
greSs. recording secretary Of the Ma
tional Council Of Women and men,
hcr Of the executive committee OF the
Michigan Woman's Press association
Mrs. Burns Is d native Of the Wolver-
enc State and resident Of st. Louis.
The Ladies' OF the Modern Macca-
bees was organized on March p. 1856.
Since fits organization the order has
diSbursed about S2000,000 IN death
benefits and $4,000 in disability bene-
fits
The society is composed wholly oS
women and is entirely independent Vt
the knights of the Modern Macca-
bees
There are nearly 900 active hives Of
the Ladies OF tie Modern Maccabces
in Michigan.
Recent reports show tile order was
never more prosperous than at the
present time. The society has men,
bership Of about 100000 ana Is growing
rapidly.
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LlI'llSE sy.S'!s !, D, | ! I
~sall!IIIl ~ AFs1f.-

TIE record for February showed n
marked Improvement over the month
Of January There We're fifty four
camp charters written and G.9T4 Ger
tifieates issued. The gro.th for March
promises to be still better.
Camps Of Modern Woodmen will be
organized IN New York city.
Camp H. iG3, the first to be organized
in Detroit. Mich, was christcned G. ].
Byrns camp in honor OF Director
Byrns
The expense Of management has nv
craecd but s. cents per member per
year since the society was organized
in 1883.
Many predicted that the rise in
rates would give the order It's death
blow, says the Modern Woodman. but
the membership Is more active and
more determined than ever.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.


the order.
The Ohio pythiau home now shelters
l5S children. and there ia talk Of ex-
tending its benefits to aged Knights
AMI their wives anu widows. says the
Pythlan Journal The Knights are
now building a $4,000 annex TO their
home. IN OHIO a per capita tax Of 90
cents per year IS collected for the sup
port Of the pythan home. Five thou
sand dollars was also recently trans
ferred from the general fund 10 tie
home fund
John Mitchell president Of the Unit
cd Mine Workers Union Of America.
was initiated into the mysteries Of
knightbood at Peru, Ind. recently.
Tho Texas Pythian Knight mentions
thc name Of Hon. II. L. Brown Of
Ieyas for the Office u supreme vice
chancellor
Recent reports show there are more
than 1000 pythians in West Virginia.
aad the order iu tie Panhandle State
Is in O most PROSPEROUS condition.
In North Carolina 10 per cent of the
per capita tax is SCI aside for establish.
ing Fythiau home.
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LITTLE STORIES.
a eNNsr>N N<~<N eAs>e<NANt<
Silence Reipned.

William Redmond NJ. F., once arose
70 speak in the house of commons. ac.
gordmg to the Boston Evening Re.
cord, and there came a question. hurl-
ed at MIN from the right side of the
house.
win you vote for this bill if it
comes up?
Mr. Redmond looked from one side
of The house to the other. and slowly
an Wered.
Il will
Immediately the right side of the
house burst into a storm Of applause.
But MIR Redmond continued, as soon
as he could DO heard
hot
Then the storm came from the left
side, and as soon as it subsidized for
moment ne completed what he start.
ed
answer that question:
Ana perfect silence regned on both
aide,.
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BUSINESS LOCALS. 4

John LattneL bakery and confec.
tionery, makes the lightost. whitest
and most wholesome bread, delicious
cakes, pies, cookies and cream purs
Burke's Livery, Feed and Boarding
Stables, first class livery service A
fine line Of carriages for funeral oc.
casions. Always the best.
Going 10 build or repair this
spring? See Kelly Bros, I0mber Co
for anything IN lumber or building
material
WI. Cochran. prescription drug
gist, 1ll3 Washington ave. Watch this
store grow Read his prices on his
specialtles, II will benefit you.
G. A. swoboda, the grocer, the dry
goods man, the meat market. will sup.
ply your wants and you will have
money left. 27i1 ComL ave.
Wood and Bennett company, whole
sale grocers. Mail orders given
prompt attention. We solicit the
trade of merchants only.
Harry w. schuh's drug store has a
fine line Of brushes. combs and toilet
articles that he is selling at remark.
ably low prices. Ills Com. ave
waterniel6ns. peaches. blackber-
ries. tomatoes. cucumbers, spring
chicken ami other delcacies at
0'shea's, Eighth street. Free deliy
cry wagons. Both phones
P. J. Purcell. general insurance
writer. represents the strongest and
best companies All Baltimore fTe
losses have been fully paid Phone 1l9.
For frcGh vegetables. fancy and
staple groceries and choice meat call
at the Walter Sherick market,
Eighth streer.
Guys Loan Office, lady's aand gents
clothing cheaper than ever See our
iewelry, rings, watches, pistols, rifles
and shot guns. 507 Coml. avenue.
The Golden Eagle Clothing and shoe
House sells shoes and clothing that
never fail TO please. FIT anr workman.
ship guaranteed SOL Com. Ave.
Cut flowers az Mrs. L. Madden's
1901 HoIbrooks Cairo phone 1873.
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MASONIC.
Masonry In the Philippine Islands.
From Various QuarricS.

Z masonry IN INC fhiiippinc Islands.
From Various QuarricS.
I Masonry In Manila il unusually ac-
tive, says a writer in the keystone.
There is one blue lodge there ana a
lodge and chapter at CGyite Manila
lodge comes under the jurisdiction Of
the Grand lodge Of California. It was
organized Nov H. 1901 with fifteen
charter members, and since that time
il las had 500 applications for the le-
Erees or for atlillatlon. The majority
of them were for degrees. The lodge
now has a membership or 175 During
its short life il has collected something
over $1,000 ana has balance Of
5000 ii the present time.
The grand lodge OF Louisiana. hav-
Ing nearly cxtinguishel the debt on It's
Masonic hall in New Orleans, is now
agtatlng the establishment OF a Ma.
sonic home
A site costing $4,000 has been pur-
chased by the Scottish Rite Masons Of
Wheeling, w. Va. on which hand
some temple win be erected
At the one hundred ana nineteenth
annual communication Of the grand
lodge Of North Carolina reports pre-.
scrted showed a total membership Of
1868. Walter s. Llldcll, Charlotte,
wEs elected grand master
The Eastern Star Masonic Home as.
ISOLATION haa been formed In AIwau-
kec Wis, for the purpose Of establish
Ing home for aged and indige1t mem
bers.
Nine lodges under the grand lodge Of
the Isle Of Cuba initiated in January
twenty-sryen candidates
An association hf honorary members
Of the supreme council. Ancient Ac.
ceptod Scottish Rite. has been formed
in Binghamton. ~ Y
An MI night session was held by
Temperance lodge OF Nandalia. ILL.,. re-
comfy.
At the recent annual communication
Of the grand lodge Of New Mexico the
grand secretary reported a member.
ship Of L23l.in the jurisdiction. a net
gain Of ninety eiCht for the year
For the past leo years the royal fam
lly Of s,ritain has been identified with
Frcemasonry
Iyrian lodge of Gloucester. Mnss..
recently celebrated ifs ono hundred ana
thirty fourth anniversary. The charter
Of this lodge was signed by General
Joseph Warren the hero Of Bunker
Hin, and its Jewels were made by Paul
Revere.
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Eight PRQRARLY ON.
~ tho ASSnCintnh Press


Washington Junp o. The japanese
legation today received the foflovins
cable from Toluo. bearing en- events
AZ Port Arthur.
Admiral Togo reports that accord
ms 10 u mes age received by him
through wireless biography from the
captain OF the cruiser Chitose.
which was exercising off Port Arthur
iour masts, one with wireless tele-
graphic instruments and a sentry box.
worc seen on the top of Lacte Hin.
Great explosions were heard ana the
rising of dense smoke was observed
repeatedly in the direction of Port
Arthur during Saturday
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NEW EVIDENCES IN
THE .SGHAFER CASE
Continued from fist pagoD

and put an end 10 thc nog sensjcaI ru
murs
Mr. S. h. Low made practically the
same statement lie said that the
school board thinks 50 highly Of Miss
Love that il will vote Tucsj4y to con,
tinuo her as a teacher in the puhlic
schools FOR another year
\ story youCh2d fer by Dr Duncan.
has just come cat, The story includ.
es 4 significant statement made to
Or Duncan by man, who for i while
was under suspicion. Or duncan
said today that this Bedford man
confessed TO him before the murder
that every gloomy or rainy night he
felt an uncomfortable impulse to
leave mis- home aud wife and prowl
about the dark streets
James Mcdonald aud his wife have
moved to place about two miles
from town,
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HOW LONG Is A DREAM?

How long does a dream astZ 70
the dreamer 1t sometimes seems to
endure for hours and the general Inn.
preston is that dreams continue lo~
minutes, at least while the fact if
that the longest dream appears to IL
confined within a solitary second
even Though the events OF il may i'm.
press the dreamer for days
The doctor says
The other afternoon | called To see
a patient and, much to my sltisfac
lion, | found him sleeping sounlly
sat by his bed felt his pulse without
disturbing him, ana waited for him
TO awaken
After few minutes a dealers
cart with discordan0 ringing Of
bells turned into the street, ana as
their tlrst tones reached me my pa
tent opened his eyes.
Doctor he said, | am glad to sec
you and awfully glad that you woke
me for | hayo been tortured by
most distressing dream that mus
have lasted for several hours.
dreamed that / was sick. as am. and
that my boy came into the room with
string Of most horribly sounding
bells AMI rang them in my ears, while
hadn't the power to move or spoak
to him | suffered fortunes for Whist
appeared 10 he IN intorminabla time
AMI I'm glad you aNoke me
The ringing Of those bells for one
second had caused all Of that dream
and just at the waking moment
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A person In the state termed shock
IS in very critical condition Med
ical assistance should he procured as
soon rs possible. The face will be
deathly pale, the body covered with
cold perspiratlon. pulse very feeble
and the mind bcwlldered or there may
be complete loss of consciousness. II
tie patient is dressed loosen all the
clothing about the neck and chest, ap-
ply heat 10 the eytromities, 10 the pit
of the stomach, under the arms aud
mustard over the heart. Give stimu-
lant5 freely, and il there is nausea give
bits Of cracked Ice
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One day a fussy creature met the
famous Father Healy, Of Dublin, by
the seashore and thus accosted him.
Father Healy, / am undergoing q
eure ana take a tumbler of sea wa
ter three Zines a day. but do you
think might have one, just ono
tumblcr more?' Father Healy put
bis head on one side and looked at
the ocean, lost in thought We'll.
he said at last, with a grayely judicial
air. Il don't think it would be
missed
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Different MEANINGS,

"Arrah, you're Iooku' very sad" said
Pat OIIollihan, addressing his friend
Denis the other day.
"Oi feel sad, responded Denis.
Olive lost my mOther-iu-law! Oi tell
you It's hard TO lose your moiherin-
law
'Hardt' exclaimed Pat. "Bgorrah.
It's almost impossible"
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There was q gain Of $500 members
in North Carolina during the past year.
by the way {he Jurisdictions have
started work in 1904 this year prom
ises TO surpass the record Of 1903. The
past year was the MOST prosperous in
The history Of the order.
A uniformed company has been OR
ganized in the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics in the District of
Columbia. -.
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Knights and Ladies of uonor.

~ a joint class initiation held re-
Gently by the lodges Of 81. Louis 800
candidates received The degrees.
The order has been in existence
twenty six years and was mover more
prosperous than at the present time
The knights and Ladies Of Honor
now have q surplus fund Of $4,000.
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To Make Sugar In Japan.

An Osaka firm OF dealers in sugar
is preparing for the establishment Of
a sugar refining plant, and II IS stated
that the company, which is backed by
foreign capitalists, has already dis
patched representatives to England
and United States to purchase ma.
chinery.
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|5RAIEI.IE5'iIIIi. I.

The Woodmen's Modern Protective
association was recently organized IN
Missouri. IL VIII furnish sick and ac.
cident benefits to the Modern Wood.
men
The Sons Of America have mem.
befship Of 1860 in Pennsylvania.
The knights OF Honor has paid In
benefits SS0.Oo0.O00
STEADY. persistent effort is what
counts most in .buildiV. up lodge
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Miss Breczy-wcll. Mr.. Harkawsy,
now that you have inspected me thor
oughly. what have you TO say? Mr.. y
All can say, Miss Breezy. is. Il
came. saw, you conquered. Brook
I'm Life.
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Peabody Normal summer schools
Nashville, Tenn, June 9Th, Aug. 3rd,
1901 G.35 to Nashville and return
account the above occasion, tickets
sold June5, 6, Z. is, 20, July 3, I. 3,
bearing return limit of Is DAYS from
date of sale. except an extension I'm.
I'll September goth. may be obtained
under certain conditions.
United Confederate veterans RI.
union, Nashville, Tenn. Juno Il. 16.
1904 475 to Nashville and return.
account the above occasion, tickets
to be sold June 10th to 18th. limited
10 return June 18th, except by depos.
ting tickets and payment of 50 cents
an extension until July 10th may be
obtained.
National Republican convention,
Chicago, III. June 1924, 1904. for the
above occasion excursion tickets will
be sold to Chicago and return June
IS, II, Is, 10 and 20. at rate of 81 20
limited to return June 10Th 1904.
For full particulars call or address
the undersigned.
A. H. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent
]. II. JONES.
Ticket Agent
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RUSSIANS REPULSED,
BY Associated Press.

London, June 5-The TeIegrapha
Ticn Tsln correspondent wires:
-Four thousand Russians, belong
ing to General Stakelbergs brigade.
on May 81 attacked 1900 japanese,
occupying Q position five miles south
of Walang TieH. The Russians were
rcpuiaed losing 2oo killed and 400
wounded. The Japanese lost more
than 100 killed
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lLLINOISCENTRAL R.R.CO
Bulletin Of Rates.

Worlds Fair: Louisiana Purchase Ex
position. st. Louis, Mo, April 30, De
cember LIST, 1904 $745 round trip
tickets sold daily commencing April
18th TO November 18th inclusive
limited TO return December 18th, 1901
500 round trip. tickets sold daily
commencing April 18th to November
goth bearing return limit of sixty
(G0), days from date Of sale.
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A LoRIral Dedncfion.

Bright Boy I'm chip Of the OLE
block. aih't |. pa? Fond Parent Yes.
my son. Bright Boy-An' you're the
head of the family, amt you. pa?
Fond Parent-Yes, my son Bright
Roy-Then you're a blockhead, amt
you. pa ?-Pittsburg Press.
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No Use for WAGONS.

Carts wagons, drays, trucks, etc,
are not employed largely in Syria and
Palestine. On the farms a wagon CT
any description is hardly ever seen.
Grain is brought IA on the backs Of
camels and donkeyt, Delivery wag.
ons are unknown in SYRIA c.t.es,
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Summer school, Knoxville, Tenu
June 2Sth, Aug. 9th. 1904. sl3.7j to
Knoxville, and return account the
above occasion, tickets sold June &c,
=, %, July >, 6, II, u, IS and 25th,
bearing return limit OF - days frori
date of sale; except an extension I'M
III September Both may be obtained
under certain conditions.
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so you put up the rentf"
Yes
WAS the result satisfactory
We'll. II there Is more satisfaction
in having a high priced Cat vacant than
in having 4 low priced one occupied II
was entirely satisfactory" - Chicago
Post.
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SITUATIONS WAIVED.
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Employed, Who Desire
Positions,
Conditions Of Advertisement.

Advertisements II not exceeding three lines
will be accepted free for one weeks time from
anyreader Of The Bnlletin 10 he filed hy al.
rertiser In person on regular form, ~ the Of
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Th9 Bulletin Company assumes no response
hiiity for any advertisement or statement mad
therein and viii not accept the notice u any
person ku9wn " b. employed
lnqmiyies and. reptiles TO advertisements.
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SHORT DISTANCES
BETWEEN ARMIES
Concluded from First Page)

Grad Kurold reports thar the Russian
less was heavy Tic Japanese snf
tereI enc man killed and three wound.
ci.
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aRisoub. the MeTroco bandit has is.
sued his ultiamtum regarding the cap
tiFcs. Perjiearis and his stap-son. fix
ing time limit Tor It's acceptance or
their death. The situation IS critical
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!: Secret Societies ;
Observation-Disclosures
The ladies Of tie Nodcrn uaccaboes
Growing i,EpidIy.
MACCA8EES.

Among The prominent w0meE con
ucctcd'with the Ladies Of the Modern
Maccabccs none is better known or
more popular than Mrs Frances Z.
Burns. glcat commander Of the order.
Mrs. Burns is an able and ducatSpeak
pr. an adept par'iamcntarian and is
thoroughly qualified 70 tit the reSpon-
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Second larbest distilleries in the
world burned a Peoria. IL, causing
The loss Of ten human lives, three
thousand cattle. 10000 barrels CT Ehis.
hey. Properly loss was one million
dollars.
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SYNOPSIS or SUNDAYS NEWS.

Mayor Of Peoria closes all dcns Of
vice
Early fall IF Port Arthur Is predict
IL Russians hurrying reinforce.
menta BY lanI.
I've ne1ross hold NJ well known
lalies on streets Of Cairo. a.d rob
one Of them Of purse containing $50 90
Tornado swept over Indian Terri
tory causing heavy property loss AMI
three lives Heavy rains and strong
gales caused much damage in Mis-
souri, AMI come parts Of Illinois.
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FORTUNE TELLER.
EoR RENT.

Mes. Mathews, Fortune Teller from 81, Louis
Ics W ashington avenue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-18

I had left the house and gone down Front
J street but the dogs followed and stop
| ped when they caught up with him
He denied any knowledge of the affair
and as it was apparent that there was
no attempt to commit felony there
was no. arrest made.-Herald.
SERIOUSLY ILL.
w. Won Graevemeyer was suddenly
stricken with serious illness at his resi-
dence while dining Saturday night. A
physician was summoned and after an
examination the case was pronounced
serious. At the request of Mrs. von
Graevemeyer a wireless message was
sent to DR.. Hoffman,, of Honolulu, re-
questing his presehce.-Herald
GOVERNOR CARTER COMING.
Governor Carter will arrive in Hilo
by the next Kinau. A letter from the
Capitol building to E. E. Richards made
this statement. and further said that
superintendent Holloway cannot come
to Hilo until in February Tribune.
SITE FOR ARMORY.
The government lot mauka of the
F'ishmarket on Shipman street has been
decided upon for the Hilo Armory site.
Captain Fetter has forwarded plans
and specifications for the building.
Tribune.
NEWS NOTES.
Tt is believed that the mauka field of
the Keaau Land and Planting Co. at
Keaau will crop thirty five tons of cane
to the acre.
Guy Gere of the Public Works De-
pArtment kept his promise to the public
for. traffic on New Years day.
THE Hilo Railway contemplates the
Immediate extension of their O1aa line
to twenty-five miles.
The Kohala-Hilo Railway Company
will hold meeting in Honolulu in the
near future.
Olaa Mill began grinding yesterday.
A field of several hundred acres makai
of the mill was the first taken off.
Captain Warland has entirely recov-
cred from a severe attack of pneumonia
and is able to call on his Hilo friends.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon n.
c. Willfong received a wireless mes
sage from Governor Carter as follows:
Resume charge Third Taxation Divi-
sion. Carter" Mr.. Wilfong says that
the incidents of the past two weeks
have put the office behind with it's
work, but that he will soon swing
things into shape again.
The Enterprise will sail next Tuesday
evening or early Wednesday morning
and will carry more than 5000 lunches
Of bananas. Gable announces that the
Roescrans will be here February Is for
a banana cargo.
Jared Smith has requested that Hilo
be represented at the Farmers In
stitute to be held at Honolulu January
30. 1t is probable that representa-
tive will be selected at the meeting of
the IIilo Agricultural Society tomor-
row.
Two banana growers in the Hilo dis
trict have 1900 punches ready for This |
z J. Castle Ridgway is making his reg /
ular tour to the other islands as Ma
tioual Bank Examiner.
The engagement of NJ. de T. Spinola,