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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
bAbB|TT IN CHARGE
TODAY OF
EDUCATION OFFICE

w. II. Babbitt this morning took
charge as Superintendent of the De.
partment of Public Instruction. At Q
a. III. he took his official oath of office,
which was administered to him by
Chief Clerk c. Il. auckland. From the
Governors office Babbitt went right
across to the office of the Board of
Education, where he was met by the
retiring Superintendent.
when Bulletin reporter arrived at
the office, about half an hour later, he
, found Babbitt and Davis busily engag.
ed in work.
you see am right in the middle OF
the work." said the new >Superintend.
ent pleasantly. 81 took over the office
this morning. That is about all have
to say at present, as must now be.
come acquainted with the work of the
Foffice.
II must say in this connection" con
tinued Babbitt, that Mr.. Davis is
showing me every possible courtesy
and is assisting me materially in get.
ting informed
The reporter asked Babbitt If there
was any truth in the rumor that he
contemplated making sweeping chan
ges in the personnel of the office.
Il know that that has been said,
answered Babbitt. but the rumor has
certainly no foundation from me.
Il g,Nt he Ind Az "a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
DEAS TAKES PLACE
Of GEO. TH|tltN

The resignation of George Thielen
from the office of reporter Of the
United States District Court was this
morning formally accepted and A. A.
Deas was appointed in his place.
The announcement that Thielan's
resignation had been accepted MAS
made from the bench by Judge Dole,
who at the same time expressed his
regrets at his resignation and his ap.
probation of the good work Thielen
had done, as well as of the courtesy
he had always shown the Court and
its officers. Thielen. said the Judge,
had done much to promote the rapid
work Of the court by his competency,
Deas was then appointed and sworn
Assistant DISTRICT Attorney Dunno
added his expressions OF regret and
hoped that Thielen would meet with
suco ess in the new fields on which he
intended to enter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Continued from PAGE ~

the laws were enforced
The following true bills had been re
turned Chas. KratChman, smuggling
cigars; Robt Parker, smuggling silk:
Yoshishi lwagoe, brewing without n IL
cense; Au Hook Yuen and Ching Che,
conspiracy in importing Chinese WON
an; Hatsuzo Shimoda, importing wom-
an for purposes OF prostitution; Shi.
zuye Koshi and Shinhichi Maxine. for
nication; Shinhichi Maxine. Shohlchi
Kusikobe and Zlokichi Koshi, conspi.
racy to commit fornication; Tameji
Honda and Kuruaki Hokada. conspira.
cy to commit adultery: Kukakichi Ka-
matani and Goro Morioka, conspiracy
to commit adultery; Kurakichi Kama.
tani, Goro Morioka. Yamana and Yone'
da. conspiracy to commit adultery;
Yoneda and Yamana. conspiracy ia
commit adultery; Frank c. Bertel.
mann, impersonating U. S. officer; Jas
jackson, possession OF counterfeit
COIN Thos. Hilson, possession Of coun
terfeit coin; VIM. II. Bolton, possession
Of counterfeit coin; Chas. Hamilton,
making and having in possession coun.
terfet coin; John T. Cooper, making
and having in possession counterfeit
coin; Julio Silva and Pascio Raggas,
| forging post office money order; VIM,
Moore, attempting to pass counterfeit
note; ]. Duffy, attempting to pass coun.
terfeit note; John Rooney, attempting
to pass counterfeit note; John Shea,
attempting to pass counterfeit note;
Herbert Il. Jones, assaulting a sea
man; Joseph Boyd, assaulting a sea
man; All Kong, receiving and retain
ing postage stamps stolen from post
office. A mot true bill" was returned
in only one case. that OF Elese Bolton
charged with having counterfeit coin
in possession.
The members Of the jury were as fol
lows; l.. C. Ables, foreman; c. r. Col
Inns, Il. /. Spalding, c. s, Hall. J. Lucas
Jas. II. Love, G. ]. Ludwigsen, J. II
Iosepa, Henry Davis, Cloud Haupu
Geo. S. Evans, Thos. Gandall, John r
Gilliland, w. J. England, f. II. Paris
p. ID. Kellett, Sr., John Walker. ]. NJ
Riggs, Robt w. Single. L. de l.
Ward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
HOLLOWAY RETURNS

Superintendent of Public Works Hol'
loway returned last night from the
automobile trip he took with Super
visor Jack Lucas around the Island
to inspect roads and bridges. A side
trip was taken up the road leading to
the Pupukea and Paumalu homesteads
Holloway says that this road Is fairly
good. but has three abrupt turns,
which make It difficult for team to
pass. The County will probably i'm
prove the road.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
RESENIS NAME Of
"SQUARE HEAD

Frank Gonsalves was fined S25 and
costs in the Police Court this morning
on charge of assault and battery.
William II. Heen. attorney for the de-
Tense, gave notice of an appeal. An
tone Cravalho was the man assaulted
The trouble occurred Sunday night
near the corner of Punchbowl and
School streets. and was the result, II
Is claimed. of Cravalho calling Con
salves a Portuguese "cabesa rota,'
meaning square head" in English
Cravalho claimed to have been as
saulted with club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
Michigan Seal
White Lead

Being ground and mixed
mechanically the combination
of the two materials is much
more thorough than when done
by hand.
1t is put up in steel kegs
which prevents absorption of
oil, keeping the lead in per.
feet condition. The kegs are
light and have a handle, max.
ing a handy paint bucket.
1t is a well known fact
among painters that white lead
and zinc in proper proportions
Is the best material for this
climate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
To NANDAAUS JUDGE
WHITNEY
FOR ORDINANCE TEST

That It may be decided whether the
police or circuit court has jurisdiction
in the matter OF the violation of Coun.
ty ordinances, II jurisdiction lies any.
where, and II the County has right
to pass ordinances, it is planned that
upon Police Magistrate Whitney re-
fusing to sign warrant for the arrest
of a certain alleged violator of the
County gambling ordinance. the Coun
ty Attorney will bring mandamus pro
ceedings. seeking to compel the Police
Justice to issue such warrant, thereby
securing the Supreme Courts opinion
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
RECEPTION AND BAND At
MOTIFS (OLDIN WEDDING

MIR. and Mrs. John Mott are today
celebrating their golden wedding, the
fftieth anniversary OF their marriage,
at their residence on Lunalilo street,
a reception being held this afternoon
from 3 to g.
The Hawaiian band is in attendance
and great crowd of friends is heap
ing congratulations where they be
long.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
Once
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
Levers &Cooke,
Limited
III S. King st.
CANNOT TELL A lie

George Washington and three other
native sons were before Judge Whitney
this morning on charge of raising a
disturbance at night. The cases were
put of, until tomorrow when George
will be put on the stand to see II he
possesses any OF the truthfulness of
his name. sake.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01

Sales-Bet. Boards: 40 Haw. Sug.
Co, $3.50; Haw. Sug. Co, $3.50;
100 Eva, s27.25; 20 Eva, s27.25: GA
hu Sug. Co., 800. Session: 10 Kahu.
ku, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation, $50 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
Painters
Read This !

We have now a combination, In
the proper proportions, of pure
white lead and zinc. II is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
INFORMATION WANTED.

"WilI you remember me when am
far away" he asked the summer girl.
don't know" she arswered. How
far are you going?"-Chicago Daily
News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01

Mrs. Bills-Maude says 1t took her
two hours to put on her party gown.
Mr.. Bills-"Maybe that is why she
didn't get on the rest OF It,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-01
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.

Tho BUSINESS MANS MANDY IN.
pEx, published In the Saturday Bulls-
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives q
concise and complete resume Of all 10.
gal notices, calls for tenders, Iudo'
ments, building permits and real 60
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin.
rs cents Per month. Weekly Bulletin,
u per year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

i -7 d o Il 4gF
y into tho midst Of the August richness
Y IN flower md fruithge has crert nh i'm
a,nipable shadow. 1t has scarcely dlmincd
6 The glory OF tho sunshine or given more
than d hint Mat Summer is passing, and
Vet its presence Is felt and the days
z that are yet to come, before the tale OF
summer Is told, seem fnircr and more
desirable, because they are sosfew.
"A The story of life Is being repeated. az
81 yearly has been since the smile of the
first Summer clothed the earth Il, YER
durc and beauty. The GROWING point OF
perfection Is the beginning of decay.
1he flowers bloom. The sweet breezes
sway them ON their stems. the velvet
& swnrd stretches beneath one5s fcet-.anu
then, quite suddenly. in the falling or q
leaf III the shortening ola twilight. the
Y beginning of the end is at hand.
"A tits quite human TO take the good gifss
OF Cod when showcrcd In the hc*dcS
season Of tho year, MS a matter OF course.
To daily with tho sweetness and laugh
+ away the warm ana fragrant hours, and,
mt last, to awake to the knowledge Of
their righteousness because the final mo-
mcnts like shining sands, arc slipping
through the golden hour-glass Of Time
The poet sings: How blessings brighten
+ as they take their flight" Alas, that
& It should be so, through the blindness
md the Indifference OF the human heart!
Y Alas, that eyes are holden and percep-
1ions are luled when opportunity is
within reach and Summer is vet far
Il md young!
In all Nature, the history OF SUMMER
Is told and retold. When the rose is fully
3 blown, It's petals drop at the caress Of
tic evening breeze. When the noontldc
hour has struck, tho steps Of the day
4 begin to turn down the sunset slope.
When the song Of the knocking bird IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
THE STORY OF SUMMER
THE. STORY or LIFE.

clearcst, It is pluming its wings for
flight l.s y.
When life mounts highest OH the flood
tide OF success and pleasure, full often
the handwriting that smotc Belshn2zal's
vision, clouds the glory4of the hour, and
sounds the summons that the cat4would
fhin turn away from or forget
Behind the chair or III great Eastern
monarch stood always d slave. who bent
to whisper in his ear, and when he raised
the trimming wine cup Ito his lips. and
the banquet hall rang with plaudits OF
his mighty achievements, the whisperer
ndmonished the monarch. 81 Renember,
thou art mortal!'
The slave symholizcs The uttcrance OF
the inner consciousness thnt dwells within
every man and every woman. the warn
ing voice that forblds apathy and re-
Dukes the indulgence OF vain and pleas
ing dclusons. TO those in the full flower
OF life, with the sun OF happiness shining
lii an unclo,ided sky, the voice declarcs
.All this, too, must pass! Do not tliflc
with your llappincss! BE worthy Of IT.,
and awake to u sense OF the blessings
1T brings. for to everything. for you,
there Is an end" Gst5
Inasmuch, then, as life Is like the swift
passing Of the days, and the chill comes
In the ,noontide hour let the henri OF the
wayfarcr III tho gardens OF Summer.
remember l'ho lesson, ere the twilight
darkens, taught by these words Of tue
sage:
Y 80, let us be swift to be kind; let us
make haste 10 do good; let us never.
leave. Off loving and serving, for the
time Of Summer Is the short and allotted
space Tint is given. So short md SO
soon departed, for Summer pnuscs not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
General Fashion Tendencies.
Plain Fabrics III Old-Fashoned Weaves to Be Greatly in
Vogue--.Long Goats With Suits and Empire Styles in
Wraps...Threc Piece Costumes to Be Popular Idea.
Hats 81 Unusual Outline and in Novel Color Schemes.

arc to DO 50 greatly tsed Color, rather
than weave, Is to BIO tho novelty this
season. And III such materials rs have
ben mentioned the dye1's art has reached
perfect Ion. l WITT
sylB Fall Suits.
rho early fill suits show n great many
styles In long coats Of both tho fitted
and half fitting types Skirts arc being
cut OH the circular pattern, which IN
surcs snug ut over the alps and q
great fullncss at tho bottom. 4
4 Because Of tho great width OF the skirts
and the Use Of long coats as we'll, n, lot
OF material Is required for making tho
suit. no avoid n burdcnsoine weight,
very light fabrics arc q necessity Thus
everything Is IN the Chiffon weight
Cloths ana velvcts OF the thlnnest pos
siblc texture consistent with tho wen ves
are being used Such material MS tho
henrietta. and mohairs are exactly right
for carrying out the now effects.
Tic empire effects In coats nro being
4. .-..e-l W Indicated. These picturesque
STYLES viii be especially pretty for ewes
nint, year and for afternoon receptions
TINT H. when driving to md from those
social functions In the first cool days o. o.
autumn. Reception costumes, made N
three pieces some times, SHOW tne empire
coat mt ns 1, rule II will be tho sepa !,
trntc garment that will be made IN THIS
style. . Y. as q4
Mixed Colors.
,rwo ana three colors IRE often seen n \
~ ~ ~ slime. but IN lhag u-e OF color 1t Is
n,rrn n nlacng of positiV tones In Juxta-
nosI ton I han "a nllngllng OF tones;
I Thus a cloth suit OF one col0r VII N.Y.
n velvet collar aud cuff OF decided con.
trast Orngnn the contrast comes = . y,
he 7
intr 10 create d novel and pleasing, yet
color scheme.
A. Empire Wraps.
IL Empire wraps for evening wear a aL
particularly handsome When lnau .. ~ M
iighter weight cloths. They are grn Gel.
and becoming when curved y tn ~ ' ~ - -
as most Of them urc.23 -,
Some OF the ncw lnodais nave u y &,
0cstlOn or the o1d-fnsh!oned donna n
ti,n All Of INC sleeve. Thc&nrm holes are
large and loose, whichS makes the gar
nicr,t ensyRtpa get into, and at the sa i
Tina gives distinction to the style.
Fall Millinery.
IN the fall millinery many eccentr,o
riirio1Is outlines will be greatly worn.
Unusual color com binntlons In the. trim.
ming will Sbcs seen. The body ofAthc hat 2
viii be one color and It's trimming posi- \
bly show two or even three colors.
It VIII be the 1apn " and IL. ne ,nn gdal
deps Eysry hat VII, ha ,vii az FL 1hGstuna
viii be very fashionable, but " VIII 81
sgest rather than repeat the color 81 no !
gown being far removed from any ldeh
OF a monotone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

'4A woman's husband had disappeared,
a young millionaire, and was called IN
to try and find him.
4 "IIe had been missing three days when
i arrived. OF course, the first tE'ns,
questioned his Wife.
"she was young and pretty. The first
question I asked her was:
6It.'5.What were the last words he sa'd
to You before he disappa ltal?
4"She turned q deep red as she answered
struthfully:
Ills very last words were, "oh, io OF
heavens sake, shut up
Good Taste.
Good Judgment and an uncrrlng sense
Of harmony are q lec g, sur - - -
The correct thing IN table dr Ire sing;
vands and beverages Is decided by GOOD
taste, while the opportune time, the con on :
genial guests, the choice dishes ana de
.pcrvading hnrmonies which throw a glow
over ali, depend upon the dictates OF
good judgment. while it Is harmony thn
links congenal persons together at i III g
conversations. OF arrnnges that the SCI l :
tnssertivo and voluble man has as MS
partner a silent and inoffensiye woman,
wo is content to listen II she fctalhs ttle
privilege to eat.
Likewise, it fills the silent man with 10Y
when he finds himself in the company ri,
of a "small talk artist. The bore, that
tunfniling guest Of nearly every Junction u OF
Is cast upon the "old friend of the ram
lily. who is aresigned martyr TO the
cause and takes the burden from the
formal guest while he afllXes the seal 10
good management of the household,
Easy charm, an unconscious command
of detail, a cnpability to see. everything
and nothing at the same timc are an
good friends Of enjoyment.
No matter how great the provocatlon.
there should be no signs OF nervousness,
anxiety or annoyance on the part or the
hostess. The servants and the service
should not appear to be a matter OF mo-
/. Itsis a great delight to guests to feel
that the host or hostess Is sharing inc
enjoyment, and the aim of the host OF
hostess must be to have only those con-
ditions exist that are conducive 70 conn
fort to themselves as well as 70 5theli
guests, and more particularly TO the lat
ter.
Even in the best regulated households
blunders arc sometimes sure to-, occur
THE truc lady or gentleman Will pass
them over rs gracefully as pleasant, con
ditlons are received. Certainly II VIII no
he n time for the display offtemper. ! r.
servant does not fulfill his duty, spear
to him nudibly. Aside and covert glance!
are bad form.
arc not the only things upon which Z
place your thought. The mental STATE
of your guest must have attention, am
the successful host or hostess Is at once
a specialist and an all-around accom-
plishcd being,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
A Bird in Hand

On n cabbage patch owned by negro
IN Il Southern community, oil was found.
Spectators offered the negro S2oooo,
which was accepted without waiting 70
consider another proposition. said to be
worth $4,000,
What is this about your cabbage
patch;P' Inquired a neighbor to the ne
elo Il understand you have sold u FOR
so, oOo Ri
'tYaas, that's true, boss" replied tho
negro. '.Yo' see. men come picking
round my place an dey say oars OF.
heah, Dey say, We gib 20 S2e,ooo,'
say, All right
u am told If You had waited q Gay ~ p y,
..Yas. massa. dat mebbe SO; but a bird
in the hands tn, mobiles work Of God r.
PHILADELPHIA Public Ledger, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Women IRE devoted to the
airy, fairy type Of 81, 4 gown :cs;tl !,
and especially is this true.
when applied to the, evening
gown. There Is no question I oil
but that women look . best in in
gowns OF this type; there there
is Il certain softei1ing Of the
figure and u femininity re-
sultant therefrom,. nl.oct given
by any other style Of dress 'si,
Fashion l1as fairly 4. run N riot riot!
in the past summer with with
gowns Of this sort, and the
mode is going to last well
into the winter. A beautiful
model gown Of this hi style rs; is.
made almost entirely Of Of
chiffon Fittings and bands
and appliqucs Of Irish fish lace e.
1t is the new Irish lace, the the.
combination Of the baby
Irish and the French Irish
The skirt and train is simply
one succession Of plated
chiffon frills after another,
separated in groups by bands
. . . . s. y
Of the Irish lace. Each OF
the frills have Valencienncs
edgings. Tho bodice shows
repetition Of the frills,.
and the sleeves are the
same. There is a yoke Of.
chiffon laid in t Tue with.
applique patterns heading a =.
bertha, and sleeve drapery:
Of rare old lace. The only
touch Of color is a high CIR
die made Of ombre taffeta
in shades Of reseda green.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Milady's Pot Pouri
The Last Note of Summer.
From somewhere in the pippin's rust!

From somewhere in the pippins rusty
green 5s
A call rang. out two sllences between
Plaintive, and glad, and sorry al IN one /
1t was repeated softly, and then done.
Somehow knew It was tho last s" ,e''
note e
or summer music from a robins throat,
..Good-bye,,' l answered back, glao
bird, goodbye,
we will be true, the pippln tree, ana l'l. !!
I'VE cannot spread with you tn. the ready
But we will walt your coming in the
spring,
And when the cold Is keen, ana "'has
blow strong
we viii remember you, and your sweet We
II is the winter time that tests our
RI friends, I, :, Z,
Only the true arc true when summer 'l1
ends: i, !, I, y,
Winter and absence are the 'tlEn' y
which try, ~,
Wa will be true, the pippin tree, anu ~,
BY ANNA J. GRANNlsS3'75, z
Wonlan's Truthfulness,
I.ecoo, the detective, was thinking about
getting married. 4, y. !, |,
"At any rate, women are truthful nc
said solemnly. 81 had thatf fact impressed
on me last week. .{4l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Kitchen Wisdom.

ro few suggestions which the
.,at1oss may wth all .-lropriety give 70
49, COOK in the daily course OIL training
Nat ali mistresses find necessary;
~ c,t bot bread dip the knife IN warm
water. a,nd ,,r t,rht
by boiling ,th No
cooling drink may be MADE WIN ny
roIlowing ingredients: EPSON 'si''s' %.
.aric acid, citrate of masncsla' Gu i peels.o
~ soda and cream OF tartar Vlu"ffts'
mound cach) ana castor susar N'i
,,ou,d, Place the Epson salts on piate
=, mo oven for about two hours to cSpei
No moisture, then bottle the whole ana
.,rara well. A teaspoonful in a glass Oh
,yatnr makes a refreshing drink.
a,tucc leaves streWn about me ioot
,,,l, n tract sand destroy beelles'
Maw notatoes are given delicate favor
49, few leaves of mint are placed IN inc
,rater in which the potatoes are oolieu.
G,ean windows With a flannel dipped III
,,eraffin. and polish with a cleuh o''e'e.
7, impar,s IL fine polish, anu warns w
files. -, oc,, side
81 !, lump of sugar on the Ilhd OF
lemon and pour on the coiec ~ '''e y
nary way. =. ale
imitation frosted glass IL made by dls-
,o,y,ng m q little hot water as much
1gnsom salts as it will absorb, rant lhe
class with the water while u IS Warh''
When chopping suet sprinkle win
little gorund rice; II VII not men s''eN
10 the Knife
In turning steak. do not use fork as
,bo holes which ii makes IN the meat
cause the blood TO run out
O,d incandescent gas manlles make =
snlendid polish for silver%are Crush q
, lime, on soft buster and rub on the
silver @ ~, "a roc,oyod
nv splitting visiting card ana RUBBING
~. snots WITH The soft nt|inal parts,
s,,ot that has become har dana sla'e
oa, he made fresh and disable py pacing
: - hn,Iinp water for few minutes.
Two pads the size and shape Of keilie
,o,ders and sewn to piece or tape are
s ueful for lifting hot dishes onl OF an oven
when machining hard materials, auch
a. sarge or holland oil the thread. TINS
Ill, prevent 1t constantly swapping
poverty cake-'-Mis well one cupiul
~ raisins half cupfui OF butter, one
onnfn, ~ sugar, one Of flour, one OF soui
nIlk one teaspoonful OF carbonate "
soda. one egg, little nutmeg, cinnamon
y and ground cloves. Bake IN Il iiat ineat W
for half an llonr.
10 clean enamel. rub with salt mois'enee
4 with vinegar.