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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
ORDERS ENFORCEMENT
OF VACCINATION LAW
Superintendent McClymonds
of Alameda InstructS
Principals.

OAKLAND Aug. 13.-SIrict enforce
Enent Of the compulsory vaccination law
has been ordered by City Superintend-
ent Of Schools J. W. McClymonds with
the opening of the public schools for
the fall term tomorrow. In. his in
structions TO principals the Superin-
tendent directs:
Please enforce strictly the directions here
tofore given in reference 70 vaccination GER
who does not show a certificate Of successful
vaccination. CT & certificate from this office
showing that licensed physician has GER
tilted that the pupil is IN a physical condition
that will not permit OF vaccination. Do not
accent physicisns' certificates, but refer the
certihcate may be filed in this office This
order does not apply TO those pupils who have
he-etotore been II your schools and who have
been recorded as holding satisfactory certih-
Gates Of vaccination
The classification committee of the
Board Of Education has selected the
following named teachers from the pre-
ferred list and has assigned them TO
schools as noted;
Miss Clare B. Caroutte. Harrison school:
Mrs. Katherine c. Rich and Miss Edna Nc
Kee, 10 the Lincoln school; Miss Elsie Il
rant school; Miss Mary b. Leslie and Mrs.
Mabel J. Smith to the Franklin school; Miss
tie Piedmont and swett schools; Miss L. E.
Bentley, Assistant TO the principals of the
Grant and Temescal schools:
Pupils viii be required to be enrolled
in the regular classes by Tuesday to
insure them q place during the term.
After Tuesday applications for enroll
ment will be passed upon by the Su-
perintendent before admission is
granted. The department officials have
made this rule ia order to check pos
sible overcrowding IN some of the
schools. Classes will be limited to
ATTY pupils.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
sAILoR ABUSES LANDLADY.

BERKELEY, August 13.-Henry Abb
cugh, a sailor lad. who needed his
clothes to go to sea, made so much
trouble for Mrs. Alma Johnholtz to-day
that she swore to complaint chargin g
him with disturbing the peace at her
home at Allston and California streets.
The sailor boy had permitted the lady
to retain the greater part Of his per-
sonal effects as security for coin he
owed her in payment of his lodgings.
He received an offer from ship cap
tain a few days ago, and decided to go
on cruise Before going he made a
request of his landlady for his
clothing.
.sNo coin, no clothes" tersely replied
the landlady.
Tntreaties, followed by objurgations.
were of no avail. The sailor lad used
language that could not be considered
polite Mrs. Johnholtz retreated to
Marshal vollmer's office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
NEW METHODS FOR
SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORK
System of Instruction in
Bible Study introduced by
Rev. III. B. Mowbray.

OAKLAND, Aug. 13.-New methods of
instruction in Bible study have been in
trodueed in the Sunday y-school of the
First Congregational Church, of which
the Rev. H. b. Mowbray is superintend-
ent which opened to-day after the sum-
ner vacation. The school has been grad
ed, with twelve years of prescribed study
in the Bible, and the system has been
planned in accordance with the most
modern methods of psychological and
pedagogical instruction. Mrs. Charles j.
woodbury. has taken charge of the pri-
mary department in place of Miss Har-
riet E. Huggins, who has gone to New
York and the Bible class of the cadet
corps has been placed in charge Of Will
liam Clark.
At St. Johns Episcopal Church holy
communion was celebrated this morning
by the Rev. A. K. Glover. who has been
in charge of the church during the alb
sence of the rector, the Rev Edgar f.
Gee.
The Rev. Robert j. Renison preached
the morning sermon at St. Paups Epis-
copal Church. and the evening services
were conducted by the Rev. Chaplain
Walkley of Fort Monroe. Virginia.
Evening services at the Pilgrim Con-
gregational Church were conducted by
the Rev. H. K. Sanborne, pastor OF the
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church, who ex-
changed with the Rev. Raymond G.
Brooks, pastor Of the Pilgrim Church.
The Rev. Leander Turney OF Santa
Rosa conducted the morning and evening
services at the Tenth-avenue Baptist
Church in the absence Of the pastor, the
Rev. H. l.. Boardman.
Miss Eleanor r. Edwards, the we'll
known Eastern evangelist began series
of union evangeiistic meetings at the
Golden Gate Methodist Episcopal Church.
in which all of the Protestant churches
of Golden Gate will join These meetings
will be conducted in each Of the churches
In turn. A large union choir Is under the
direction of Mr.. Broorpker.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
FARMER LANDS IN JAIL.

OAKLAND, Aug. 1S.-Because he had
armed himself with big club for pro-
Ian, a farmer near the Red House on
the San Pablo road. was arrested this
evening for carrying concealed wea-
pom Later Thomas Leary and Richard
Mitzen were arrested at the instance of
Conlan for disturbing the peace. A
month ago Leary and Mitzen were
caught stealing grain from Conlan's
ranch, so the farmer charges. The pair
were given a sound drubbing. To-day
they saw Conlan in town and with
recollection of the beating they started
to annoy him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY
CRICKETERS ARE. WINNERS
Alameda Team Is Beaten by a Margin
of About sixty Runs In
Third Contest.

The third cricket match played dur
ing the present season between the
San Francisco County and Alameda
cricket teams on the grounds AT Web
ster street Alameda, resulted in vic
tory for the county players yesterday
by a margin OF fifty-seven runs. The
Alameda men went to the bat drst.
opening their innings with L H
wheatley and W. H. Naughton. each
Of whom scored fifteen runs F. j. Croll
ran up twenty-five and the innings
closed for 103. The San Francisco
County team scored $50 runs, Harold
Richardson being caught when he had
made sixty runs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
model Yaeht stella . wlnner.

The quarterly regatta OF the San.
Francisco Model Yacht Club was held
at Spreckels Lake, Golden Gate Park.
yesterday. L. Petersen's Stella won the
honors easily, beating NJ. London's
Cricket in the finals in three straight
heats The Stella made the best time
OF the day-4.43-
The boats raced IN sections, four In
the first and i've IN the second. The
Cricket won the first section. beating
Brennan's Alice. Jennings Witch and
OFDonnell's Neptune. In the second sec
ton the Stella disposed Of H London's
Imp. Roeckner's Apache. Johnson's
Spreckels and Donovan's Florence.
The Dickie cup race will be held next
Sunday, when the Stella. Alice and
Cricket (holder) will come together.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
ISSUE SOUVENIR MAGAZINE.

HAYWARDS, Aug. ia handsome
Souvenir Magazine of Haywards, Ala
media County, Garden Of Eden.'' has just
been issued by Smith & Beaumont, the
proprietors of the Haywards Review.
The souvenir is a fifty-page publication
and Is handsomely illustrated with photo
engravings and portraits of men who
have been prominent in the development
of Haywards and the interior of Alameda
County All the articles are well written
and the souvenir is considered one of the
best advertisements of Haywards and the
surrounding district ever issued.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
NEW wEEKI.Y FOR OAKLAND.

OAKLAND, Aug. 13.-John T. Bell, who
for many years was the city editor of the
Oakland Enquirer. has begun the publi-
cation of new weekly paper in this
city The new paper, the first edition of
which was issued last Friday. is devoted
primarily to the interests of Oakland
and particularly to the subject of much
needed public improvements. Though
small in size, the Gazette, as the paper
is entitled contains much that is of in
terest to residents of Oakland and Ala
media County.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
DEATH OF RICH sHEEPMAN.
End Comes to James w. Kaseburga OF
Placer County.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 13.-James w.
Kaseburga, one of the best known and
weaIthiest sheepmen of Placer County,
died at his home near Roseville to-day
of apoplexy. He was II years of age.
He was married about a year ago to
Miss Josephine Callahan, practicing
physician of Sacramento Besides his
wife he leaves several children by a
former marriage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

MISSING WIFE FoUND.-oakland. Aug.
13.-Mrs Evelyn Leidy, the bride of a few
months who was reported missing by her hsu-
bard has been located at the home OF her
mother when found she was about TO return
to her husbands home, and said she had
never intended to remain away.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

Not long ago l saw a person trying to
drive nail through a piece OF seasoned
oak an inch and a half thick. This was
impossible. until l suggested he grease
the haii- was tnen driven easily and
June.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

VETERAN CALLED BY DEATH-oak-
land Aug 13.--fsrnes r. Mosher a veteran
81 the Civil Mar AID a member OF Rawlin Post
9. 4. r., of Stockton died last night st his
bone. lis West street. az the age Of Il years
The deceased leaves q wife and one SON How
aro Nosher lie had been resident on Cssit-
4ornis ever since 1865
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

ADvERTIsEsaENTs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
IAIHTnN A

sisppre ds.borda ss r.y.ndo en- hosNdad Unic.msnt
por respete memora de Aets hubera soporado pacene
mente NAL humor.
La hab6 psrte Ia habitas6n de Juans, mentas 10
nifa ugsba en- el jsrsfn.
Mi euerds Vctoria, die. mieos. Ia sssora de Caur
WAeus ha vivido hs creds cumpr dbsr desndo Meta
Nade ella de vear eaucac6n Mi
debe hoy, educsrls mi mismo Piensc puss svar
Jusua Paris Cusnto que guerra usted scompaharla
tinuar 81 servieie.
Desde cue esmprend6 mis- ntsncones 10 ancisns haba
puso s6bitamente nkd mientras agsban
nsrvoso tsmbor F6 usgo mi nsistenmene eios
dos dio COZ frmeza:
II Ell aeasr no hars ssol
-Si 10 harS seGora Genest. Aprtco cusidsdes de
hdedsd de La sxrsdecee musho que eontin6s
prsnde eas earj6esss cuidsdos m bia Per 10 de-
mas, cree ser e Anjce dueso de mi casa Y de mi hs
Ella puso entoness tembloros sobre mi brazo,
diciendo
lSe 10 suplieo, se6or, DO hs g u,ted esol
-Pero Vietoria. lssts usted local
r-iOh No se6or. Aunque he tenido motivo.l
Su mrsda rigds fria separa de mis- oos como 81
quitiers lser en- el fondo de mi am
Nunca 10 he credo. .-murmur6 No, nuncs he podido
cesrlo Il Pero ai evs u.ted Mia tendre que cteerlo
1 81 QUE, deieraci,dal.. E quei
Ella bai6 la Voc .6adi6;
rCreeria que sAbe used muri6 IL madre y que
QusIe qus 10 hiia muera del mismo modo
-lQoe muera eomoiu madre
-lSi.... por la mi,ma manol
Mi ente esaba bhada de sudor sent desvane-
cimiepo de muerte Sin embargo ech zsb todava Ia
toss us sonese:
Il Vco1 ter "a uItsd cuidadoI No es6 usted Ices,
en- sctc :, pero nucho Su odio contra ha
smph zads mi prinen muer. s6o odio cego insPira
pslabns tan siniestras' srininales
Pue, ben sthor despuGs de 10 que acabo de decirex
sam6 con savae ener0ia-leve ha 81 do dc mrer
Atreve
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
PO|ic|lnica de San Juan
De los d0ctorts o. Coli 9 1oSte, J. N.
Cdrbor,sl y j. a. Lopez <ntongi0rg.
San Jose, No IA, Principal

Trelnta asos de experieucia pro.
fesional en- las enfermedad AIDES tropica.
Gales. Alta cirujfa. Especialidad en-
Intermediates de la piel. Giuecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oso-
Rfno-Laringologfa. venerologif.
Analisis qufmico y microsc6pico. Ho-
ras de consulta: de 8 & II por 10 ma
bana y de "a de Ia tarde. Precio
de consultas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operaciones se haran en-
este G Gabinete, q domicilio, ca. el Hos.
pitsl Presbiteriano y en- el de muieres
y nifIos. FL servicio dentro y fuera de
la poblaci6n, serG iustipreciado. So
satisfacen consultss medicas los en-.
fsrmos de 10 isla: el interesado remi.
tir& nm historial de ~ enfermedsd J
un giro postal de dos dollars, y reci-
rbira un <Cuestionario,, cuyas pre-.
guntas debe cumplimentar, y luego &c
ls envisra el <Tratamientos. Dirijir
10 correspondence al Practicante y
Secretafio de Ia <Policlinica, don Pho
Amador y Rodriguez, San Jose mime.
ro IA, principal, Telsfono 2Oe. San
Juan. P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
Julio AftQ04d

Gran pfs1lio del ConScrUatorio de Paris.
Desde dia Is Le los corrientes
empez'a dAr sus ela'e1 en- los sailor es
del Ateneo ell eminete professor senior
Arteags La diret tiva del Ateneo ha
cresdo ssis plazas para alumnos po-
bref, con el fin de ZONE rlos bajo la
direction de tan Lotable maestro, y
quisnes podran esludiar ammonia,
csnto, piano y otos instrumentns.
Los pianos que usa y recomienda
ell senior Artesga son los de 10 renom-
brada fabrica kthler y Campbell, de
New York cuyo sgente en- San Juan
ca A. S. Belaval. -aL artsdo 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
venta De una fnca

Sc vsnde una fnca rdstica, eita
en- Fsjardo o ocho minutes de la CEN
tral que % est& montando en- esta po-
blaci6n, compuesta de 218 cuerdas,
1o3 de vegas superiores en- su mayor
parte de regsd do, y 1l5 dc altos terre.
ros superiores para paste y cana.
Tiene para el pr6ximo aiio 120 cuer-
das de cana entire plsntilla y toc6n.-
Para informes dirijirse & estA redac.
ci6n. 800.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
BlBL1OrECA DE .LA DEMoCRAClA, iol

cho sonmGo Rn de s gtandes smhsisdas resi-
Paris hsy iovsn principe de notable bezs
sones shora de Vaudreourt desds hace aghn
mps uu para pade Sus encuepos ell bosaue
estro bale hAss mi propia demasiado
fesuenes tuvesen clara sgnoscon ann los
do an mardo 81 Aguna sompe.enea ssta mter
cos haA pssAdo odsvfs de los mtes de soquete De-
celos dgusts hembe ato moreno, grardes oos
sserabaoy ccH rgo bgot de
anvAnecds enssh los denes comoas bAnss r Eonrsa
perpstus. La % fAcci6n do Of misno es ind,eatibe.
II pripcipo tom6 parts vAros cuadfos. Su harmoM
presenc msgncss dentes desumbradorer bao
su bgoe negro. fxto general or n spaci6
con nj On grupo que Juah tfnes
n.po spsyads sobre a de noloerne esba in
cpda sobrs 81 para antes ds hsr de dorma
Ambo expreabn bien ess stuac6n mi mne apoyada
blanca mno sobr, piel de cubria Ia hab
grsndos oos s.vs roro de victims; s principe
sos diicos de las ores batA riEada al eslo o
ahos 10 sonrisa de duce iue6o Sc pid6
Ii repeici6n del eusdro.
Yo es,ba entrs badors donde cumpa las funccnes de
Avsdor director de Dpsde to privVad crei
yer Las c.ras de udh de Hooterne nuy iutts
cu.dro se acsrcb.r d te6n. Tuve Ia fotuus
minuts despne de hloer pequtdo ervicto pcte s,
trat.ba de ayudare despee de 50 barba a ane habia
suado compcadno Ipartto de cordonet Cogf
tisra cors los cordones 81 propa TEMPE dsaldsmen
tp de de las Tgas gulss del bgotd
del p1iucp En .eguida lie presente mis- Pero enia
una cara tan chtos 6oica gui lie auedabi que
pude menos de tcomps6ar mis- csrcsad No
, ,cep Nos hemos batido mthlna Msud6n le be
dAdo eocsdA ell hombo La aventura diVete mucho
al L6bco psrece mort6csr POGO mi muer.
TO- Abrl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
Sc YENDE

Una casa de maderas, con su So
laa bon si,uada en- 10 Gale de lai
Flores timero 20 del barrio de Cata-
no. Tiene varies arboles frutales J
produce UNA bueL renta. Para infor.
mes Martin GuStduo. San Juar, calle
ds la Cruz MIN. II. 2.vs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
Caba||o OerdidO

En la noehe del domingo q, q
amanecer de- lunes % de Agosto pa.
sado, desaparsci6 de la 6uca de don
Celestino SOLD, sita en- el barrio Tura.
b., nn caballo alazano, con una ma
tadura en- el pecho por smbos lados
un lucero spagado en- la frente, un Ia
do de Ia boca matado una cicatriz en-
sl espinszo con pslo marcsdo con
las inicia!es NJ. l. en- ambsa patas de-
lar teras. Ser& grati6cado quien d.
noticias ciertas a don Juan Rivers
Caguas, Puerto REQ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
10. Abril.

Nada de nusvc. Siemprs sl mismo deletso interior
belcido por mutus eonflrI Mi mOer medtl r,vincb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
,hotas come|cIa|es de San Juan

Preelos MIN dc los articulos
que SO detaIIan en-
almaeenes
ARROZ. Jap6n II % so q 81; Idsm
r e.40 . ) 90 americana corriente de
q 20a $40.
Aios de 20 ctvs. & 4S.
JAmones %.
Quesos amscs.a 3l6. Patagras Is.
Tocino, Z 15}.
Jabtn, Nt 4 40 Rocan ora;
americana, t2}yA.
Pasta del psis s4t.
Mantsea s6 On y On latss de
S7k 10.
HArinA de at s.Se
Habichuelas blsness del pals s3t =
.a,cl,4lAs at 1.
Coloradas del pals 81 ~.
Amerieanas blancas largas , tot
Garbanzos at act
Raealao S7i
Cebollas &e4l.
AanteQ uilla, dc S15 . Is
Pasta americans en- cajss de una
Arrobs o6.
PApay americsnss de ~ . u.
Tssaio SO.
varlos articuIss del pals
PrecIos corrlentes
Aztcsr para el consume:
Moscabado elaro de a. q at
De miel elaro Q 1915.
Centrituga claro de u s5t
Americans de 1ss6t 90.
De Ponce At 81 s.
Algod6n de II . 81
Almid6n . "a . Al
Cato eorriente s11t = IL.
Cusros dulces e1o }a17
Cocos de Is 1S millsr.
Ron 30 grsdts Cartier & s1.t0 cen.
A')s xaiou pag ad0s K. Int:rnas.
.Nail Z LIS.
Sebo at %.
Tsbaco, nominal.
CambIos 00rrlentes
lordrss check . 4.89
Paris u II D.
Hsmburgo st&4s
New York .. 20 q rs ctys P.
Espaha 8 div 25} { 26 D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
c0lEG|O PARTICULAR, De PR|MERA Y SEGUxDI EXSEAAAZA
FUNDADO EN- 1898.
Director: Pedro Mocz6 Banlet.

SAN JUAN, PUERTORICO. ;. ;. GALE a.
So admep alumnos nterno media pensi6n ns
uccon ormara En- eIsnaa Pact>. Metodos tncdr
OF. Cu1sos completes de MArnMAroAs rsNnpuK
IoMAs TAoUGRAFfA EsoRIruaA Pidass Re
m<nL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-06
GREAT DAY COMING
At ZOO GARDENS

The time OF your life at the Zoo on
Monday next, June IL, the legal holi
day. celebrating Kamehameha Day
which this year falls on Sunday.
There will be sports of every de
scription. the potato race and the sack
race, the creased pig and the CREASED
pole included. But the great event OF
the day will be the opening of the Ha
waiian Village, just completed and won
derfully attractive auxiliary to the pop
ular Kaimuki Geological Gardens.
There will be music and an immense
crowd and something doing to please
all.
The Nickel Arcade is one Of the new
attractions. Here slot machines of ev
cry kind rejoice the visitor.
A report was published this morn
ing to the effect that some animal es.
capped from the Zoo and destroyed Ger.
tain chickens. Twas a mink or mon.
goose, said the report. The report Is
not true. None Of the guests of the
Zoo have been out late O. nights and all
have answered roll call at sun.up every
day. The only inmate of the gardens
who Is allowed any nocturnal liberty
Is the young ouranoutang and il Is
his duty to go the round of the cages
OF midnight. seeing that all lights are
out and that all are in bed He strikes
elght.bells on the riag.tailed 'possum.
shouts out "All's well" and climbs In
his own little bunk.
The zoo family is well regulated and
well behaved.
Perhaps the chickens alleged to have
been killed saw snakes and died of
fright.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-06
Jury SECURED FOR
BERTHMANN CASE

After considerable trouble and de.
lay, owing to the new system of get
ting jurors adopted by the United
States District Court this term, the
following jury was finally secured this
forenoon to try Frank c. Bertelmann:
Charles J. Fishel, F. L. Blake, T.. X.
Biven, Charles Hustace, Charles L.
Wight, W. w. Hall. Jess l.. Woods, VIM.
IL. Charlock, Jr., Peter Johnson, Fred
Philip, Edward Lofquist and Edwin
Benner.
This is the second trial of Bertel
mann, on the charge of impersonating
an internal revenue officer On his
first charge, that OF defrauding tho
landlady of the Delmonico Hotel, ha
was acquitted. He is now charged
with having defrauded Lau Lum Hee,
O Chinese, by representing himself to
him as an officer. The complaining
witness was the only witness heard this
forenoon. The prosecution of the case
Is conducted by Assistant United States
District Attorney ]. ]. Dunno. J. w.
Cathcart and Leon NJ. Strauss, who Sc.
cured Bertelmann's acquittal on the
former charge, defend him also In this
case.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-06

In these days Of fakes and of phys
ical culture, and people trying to be
something other than as God made
them, 1t is interesting and of great
value to humanity when one indvid.
ual comes out with a cheap and prac.
teal demonstration of the real thing.
Such an individual has at least been
discovered in one instance. II IL the
case of fat man, a millionaire known
as Townsend Baldwin. who has made
himself thin without reducing the siza
of his pocketbook. Strangely enough,
1t Is the millionaires who devise these
ways to save money though rich. Pro,
fessors with system usually get
theli money out of the poor devil
striving to live on nine dollars q
week. Millionaire Baldwin. however,
has kindly given the public his meth.
cd Of reducing flesh, and this is how
he tells II: 1T Is remedy of my
own, and 1t is Just as good for rheu.
matism as for obesity. You know
how | suffered from both, and you see
me as ! am now. Well, | am just az
free from the pains OF rheumatism az
! am of surplus flesh. All you need Is
determination and perseverance,
three heavy blankets, two big mallets
and floor to lie on. The rest is easy
If you want to get thin. Every night
for six months I lay down on the floor
on the fiat of my back and wrapped
three heavy blankets around my abdo
men. Then, with two big mallets !
pounded myself for an hour. After
that | went to sleep and slept a full
eight hours. In the morning | was
like a new man--fresh and ready for
anything" He might have added, "and
| still live"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-06
"For Sale" cards at Bulletin ONCE
|: & = 4. I. 4: + + 4. 4 4 !. + + = = 4

from the open sea. officers and men
Of the little cutter crossed the ice in
sledges and rescued the imprisoned
whalers, some Of whom were in the last
extremity Of want and sickness.
Thus the first true news OF the find.
ing of the magnetic pole may be given
to the world through an American ma
val vessel, and even II the Norwegian
explorer be the one to land the coveted
prize, the honors must be shared with
the United States. II would not be out.
side the range of probabilities II this
hardy Norseman should also have
found the geographical North Pole.
So the Bears mission will be watched
with peculiar interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-06
SAM JOHNSON
RESIGNS FROM
COUNTY COMMITTEE

Capt. Sam johnson of the Republi
can Territorial Central Committee, al
a meeting of the County Committee a,
Republican headquarters at noon to
day, handed in his resignation as q
member of the County Committee, the
resignation being accepted.
According to the party rules man
may not be both member of the Cen
trail and County Committees. John
son chose to remain with the Central
Committee. He will work for q
straight Republican County ticket.
Chairman Lorrin Andrews. afte,
meeting OF the County Committee to
day, appointed Henry Vida and Sam
Johnson a committee to advise and
work with the County COMMITTEES.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-06

Report that Senator Achl has allied
himself with the political purists &C
counts perhaps for his quoted remark
that he was no longer a Republican
but Home Ruler. The atmosphere
of the alleged movement was so man.
ifestiy Home Rule that he didn't know
the difference. Certainly one of the
leading features of the Civic Knock.
ers' campaign should be life size
portrait of Senator Achi as a leader Ia
high political morals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-06
UPSTAIRS.

"No I'm not out for any Office my
self We must bow our devoted heads
in such work when II comes to the dis.
tribution of Offices"
Mr. Richards stated that the Ciyio
Federation would not endorse Fred
Wupdenberp for sheriff.
The talk this morning was to the
owoot that 40 Raw,ips consented IN rim