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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
SUPERVISORS TO TEST
CONTINUED from PAGE s.)

CONTINUED from Page 6.l
ruary expenditures as follows: Reg
ular pay roll, s2056,35; labor, s9,5S3.l6.
bills, $500. 40; total, $4,000.
Superintendent OF Public Works Hol-
loway called attention to the fact that
the inventories OF property turned over
by the Territory to the County and
formerly under the control of the var
ious district road boards Of Oahu, have
not been receipted and returned to his
office.
The matter will be attended TO.
Wong Leong wrote TO say that the
County road men had spoiled his road
nj Kalihi Referred to Roads Commit
tee.
Road Overseer Wilson OF Waipahu
notified the Board that he had stopped
work, having consumed the appropria'
ton. Referred TO Roads Committee.
Fire Chief Thurston reported fiv'
alarms for February. THE largest Loss
was on the S. S. Texan"
+. S. Dodge. for the b. p. Bishop es
tate. wrote TO say he had nothing fur
fher OF the Boards reference 70 thu
Road Committee Of the matter OF fenc
Ing School street from the Insane As.
ylum TO Kalibi road. He wanted por,
ton Of the roadway graded and ma
cadamized.
Referred to Roads Committee.
Other matters before the Supervisor
last night appear elsewhere.
At 1925 the Board adjourned, sub
feet TO the call of the chair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
DUE TODAY,

CA. s. s. Miowera, from the Co
onies for Victoria.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

The undersigned. as administrator
with the VIII annexed. Of the Estate
Of NJ VI. ESTEE, deceased. offers for
sale the private Library OF the de-
ceased comprising a valuable collec-
lion OF Law Books and miscellaneous
literature. No bid will be accepted for
the same. or any part thereof. which
shall be less than the appraised value
as per appraisement now on ille In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for
this Circuit The undersigned reserves
the right to reject any and all bids,
whether the same exceed said appraise-
ment or not For further particulars
apply TO the undersigned at his Office in
the judiciary Building. Honolulu.
332l-lOt J. J. dunno
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
SAILING TOMORROW.

stmr Mikahala, Gregory, for Kaua
ports, 8 p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record March 6, 1906,
From 1880 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Claus Spreckels a. Co by atty to
Harriet Z w Wight. ,... go. Rel
Opurele Levi and hsb TO Helena Ke.
Xxi wv -. ....,...'..'...'. IA
Entered for Record March 7, 1906,
From 9 a. m. to 1880 a. m.
Isaac Iona and WI to T Brandt. ID
Tsulaki Cane Co to Hawn Agricul.
Tsuhaki Cane Co to l. Chong. .CM
Lepeka Kaahu .Affdt
Lepeka Kaahu to Anekimo Molina. d
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
NEW TO-DAY
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Members of Oahu Lodge, X. of r.,
are requested 10 meet at Harmony Hall
King street at 1880 tomorrow after
noon to attend the funeral OF the late
Chancellor Commander Clarence
White. Brothers of Mystic Lodge, No.
2, and VIM. Mckinley Lodge, No. 8, as
well as all visiting brothers are in.
vited TO attend.
BY order:
A. d. BOND,
Vice Chancellor Oahu Lodge.
3325-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
DEPART Ed.

Tuesday, March 6.
schr. Rob Roy, for Oahu ports, 10
q. m.
Stmr. Niihau, for Kauai ports, $3.50
y. m.
Stmr. Noeau, Peterson, for Kauai
ports, p. m.
Stmr. w. G. Hall. s. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, p. m.
Wednesday. March 4:
o. s. S. Co.'S stmr Alameda, Dowdell,
for San Francisco. 10 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA
cHINeRY Of every capacity and do
serlptior made to order. Boiler work
and RivErE0 PIPES for irrigation
PURPOSES a soeclalty. Particular stten
tlon paid 60 JOB WORK, and repair,
sxsent.s VI shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kauai ports. per stmr. Mlka-
hala, March MIR. and Mrs. A. Wat
erhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. n. s. For
est. A. Holgate. II. Wise, A. Kaaumo-
ana. Miss Schupp and s Chinese, g Ha-
waiians. IA Koreans and 22 japanese
IN the steerage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
WANTS

80 Wsr r'urnr see Page xix
FOR RENT.
Cottage of bedrooms on Vineyard
st. Apply S. S, Peck, 297 Vineyard
3325.tf
Four rooms completely furnished,
stove, pantry, Mushroom, storeroom,
electric light. 523 Hotel st.
3325-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07

Even the rain cannot keep the pop
ularity Of the skating rink down. Many
ladies were there this morning taking
advantage OF the cool weather. The
second consignment OF skates will be
here next week. The management gives
notice that the rink hours are 10 q.
m. to ~ m for ladies only; p. m. TO
$3.50 afternoons, for all corners and
1880 p. m. TO 1890 evenings. Meet
me at the rink" Music Saturday
night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
JAPANESE
MATING

We have just received a splendid
new line Of Japanese Mating which is
by far the finest consignment we have
ever had sent US. This mating Is Of
excellent quality and Is In plain, col,
ored and figured styles. One Of the
handsomest patterns is a rose bamboo
which is exceedingly pretty and strik.
ing. II will pay you to inspect these
goods. We have also a choice assert.
ment Of mating rugs, etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Wednesday, March 6.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Ma
kaweli. 6 a. m.
Stmr Iwalani, Piltz, from Anahola,
6 o. m.
Stmr Maui, Bennett, from Hamakus
ports, 9 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07

Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
SAILING TODAY.

c. A. s. S. Co.'S stmr. Miowera, Hem
ming, for Victoria, p. m. (Due.)
The evening world., 1906-11-20
DIVORCE
is DOANE' S CALL
TO HIS CHURCH
Episcopal Bishop Says
There Should Be No
Halfway Measures.

T, ALBANY, Nov. ,o.--The thirty-etghth
ns,ft.al ts4t.f,.s
Episcopal Diocese of Albany convened
In All Saints CathdrGI In ,hfs city to.
ca, Th feature OF principal public IN
terest was the address OF Right Rev
william Crosswell poane. who from the
J. .fotI,datioa OF the diocese has been It's
- isSo3.
His widely known interest In the snh-
tect Of marriage and divorce was again
d!sp.aYed In his earnest references 10
that subject. in tho cousse of which.
after a!tadIns with app ptoYai 10 The
meeting al phiisdetpf,st of tho congress-
on uniform divoFcq laws. at which he
wds present. he said IN part:
whatever result is TO be attained IN
dealing WITH sStiA most important aues-
ttpn depends upon three th!ngs. In the
first. place, what legislative action can
, be secured 10 eer-ay the methods OF
procedure. In the next pince. what
!, pressure can be brought to bear by peo-
PIE who really control and govern VIVA;
I IS called society. Ana IN the next place,
b the positive and dr:lnte outspo&en.
a ness OF the churches
And / am Increasingly hopeful and
! anxious that this church shall take the
Z lead In a strnng AMI definite position as
10 our relation, AZ an rate, 10 the aues
roa of The remarrtage Of any divorced
| prsons,
Unit six yEaTs Iso oVF tanons
quietly treated as possible the remar-
rlage % the ao-called innocent party to
l q divorce, with much confusion In the
"details ot lis language. Three years
iaga the caurch made II dinieuit But
! this is really not dealing. It seems TO
sae. either frankly or fairly with the
/, ss-s..nd for relief.
w = Weary of the discussion and content
tie feei-tAat- the ne&-cancn- makes re-
marriage more dIficult, thee Is a ten
Eng dog lie. but the touble is that this
Idog-is Is moi aslen2. ] cannot believe that
the church ought TO be content with a
canon that really expresses nooodys
homes, convictions. 1,
LET us wash our hands OF the whole
i business Let the STATE which Sep
crates unite. And without elabora-
I tions OF detail Or detihitinns of dis
cipline let IN simply forbid the ciorgy
i 10 gve the churches benedicuon 10 any
/ <tfcfI marriage,
Christian pulpi, ought TO call this thing
| by It's right name. until the people who
ihold some moral standards shall REG
opixc the wrong and refuse to recog-
aize the wrongdoers Haunting their ain
/ before the world.
The evening world., 1906-11-20
OTTO TRIED TO BE
HUMPTY DUMP TY
But the Fireman Dug Him
Out Whole and He Got
Spanked.

ffsfSt.f-s=t T7-Sli liu--a1-
~ Howard avcGue. Brooklyn. emu
lated Humpty Dpmp:y In balancing an
a wall to-day and 81 took all the city
horses aad men represented By E!re
Company No. III and st. Marv's Hos
phni ambulance crew TO dig Otto lp-
oers out again Tho wall was green,
a. new f1ouse IN brin gotiiit isaS f5esF, 3
i4aphy home owiuG 10 the mussy
wea iier to-day the briclilayers stayed
home and read tho Christmas tnagh-
zines. Thia le.t tho SITUATION entirely
clear 10 Otto IpPe+s and sundry Juvenile
friends who played elevated on the
green wall. running UP and. down and
Growing in innoce; sise wsie the brick
structure rocked slightly.
About the third trip the green wall
caved into the cellar With little ceres
-the-~aii fell III ptte lppers
fefl out into. "a shifting sand bank which
~ d f+FftitsFft tine moment and
which 'anR4tfed otto 70 tina neck oetsre
he, could 2iggle.
Excited neighhors rang the nre aud
aItcdianca d alarms and while the Are
men OF No. n dag tho shifting stairs
CT -~sa~a l.-. Griffaa, :Aakea, the neck or
a sottle OF something into the mouth
OF the head that protrudei from the
sand. -, After il quarter OF an boiir,s .
burial Otto was released and sent home
SITS - St.1y-. y. wr7'- administered spanks.
The evening world., 1906-11-20
IEHthl s2Q,Qoo,QQ0
!. FOR PoRTCHESTER
~ ~-sSsr-------
Officers of Electric Road Ask
Permission to Issue Mort !
gage to That Amount.

AIter brief hearing to-day, the
Sa New York offlees. No. Madison
hvenue. adjourned Until the morning OF
Dec, II next an, application OF the lew
york and Portahester Railroad Com
bany for permission to issue a mortgage
kor 2o,0o0.ooo toward the expense of the
building OF the road, ana to increase
shs shls cspltsi stock from s2ip,m to
Presiden, William G, Gotshall and
lcounseL Frank Sullivan Smith. ,ap.,
.ss:sa sori the company. Mr. qotshsll
Gineer for the rooa He announcer tfsat
Htn construction would cost st0090 oo1s
! When President Gotshail had con-
fluded tho enumeration OF the cost OF
sonstraction Commissioner J. N. Dsekey,
Iof Newburg. said.
4 "DoubtieSs you have read, as we
pave, OF the consolidation of these two
Interests, II the rumor Of union ID
,jtrae before ~c 30 ahead with aufhorI-
lEhtion We should know OK Il, or TO the
Dontrary. that we may regulate our ac-
lions thereby. ,a
~ have no obteotion TO making any
htatcmant the Commission degirex, pro
ktdinE II y riiuae IN executive session.
said President Gotnhall.
4 ''W1eia. thH Ia n public matter. ana II
honcerns the financial ability of the
~ think that public iaterests aii-
~ k'ed w 10 go ahead liz pubic scc-
replied Mr.. Dickey.
Esn mMttesl or Spnsnlidation nra
Ia date af transitude." said
ser1 Gdtshall. q, little later, wgien
,nsrttEsioa Graiig wont into secres
and pes5po1sd Sfa haartnT. r,ss
+. V. = 49, a. 49,
The evening world., 1906-11-20
VETERAN |: MESSENGER
"BOY" DEAD BY GAS
Body of James Dunn, Well
Known in Wall Street, Found
Beside Unconscious Wife.

James Dunn. htty-six years old. u
yetera., messenger boy" for the West
crn Union, was to-day found dead in
the kitchen of his nat. No. S-6 East
Th!rty-nnth street. from goa poisoning.
His wife, Sarah. aged ntty. was uneon'
sc!ous on tho floor beside HIM She u
dying In Bellevue Hospital
Dunn had plenty OF money and had
no reason for snlc!de. He war well
known In the Wall street datrse, j
was his custom 10 get up early in the
morning and put IL pct OF COFFEE on the
iire.
From evidence at hand It appears
that he put on the coffee to-day ana
went to slcep. waiting for u 10 Doll
The tube connecting the gaa atoSe with
the jet was loose and ths room ni!sd
with gas, overcoming him;
His wife. who lost the sense of smell
In an operation some years ago, eyi-
dentiy went to his assistance and be-
came unconscious while trying 20 re-
yiYe him.
The evening world., 1906-11-20
.D|DN'T TELL HER
AGE TO A LAWYER
Miss Jeanne frwir1-AtA Martin aarrttita
skilfully Evaded Giving
Exact Information.

-. tut -td q ot5iisc=a frtrnd IL sI-iii!ar=
don Miller to-day smothered his South
ern chirairy when ne asked .he nge
OF his client Miss Jcarne c. IRWIN
Martin; vino letl the fight against supt,
HaInes of the Bergh Society. she is a
metnser OF the Pet Dog Club.
Ths "fr.srd'' was Herbert c. smythc.
.tt,==sis Gel ttet,-
ages from the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way Company for injuries to Der spins
90 the ground that she was inIarei in
n Connec.isut RAILWAY accident In lS<J
and rot 'Ii-ooo damages.
The case Is on Its second triAt before
justice Kellogg and jury in thr su.
prems Court. Air. smyth ahispeed 10
Mr.. Miller that he wan!cd to know but
was too bashfui TO esk the ago OF tho
lady who ass on the witness stand,
where4pon tha dialogue e=sas spoken
Madame said Mr.. Miller dtferen-
tally. II an requested to ask you your
sge."
teilta!e expression o: pain Bai she
.traishtened UP pe-eepHaly as she an
nouneed II am o. age.
''Wcil how ola?''
u an. marc ,han twenty-one.
is that amount satisfactory asked
Justice Kellogg.
"wei. I'd ike to know what year
she was born" said Mr.. Smyth.
81 was born in .Is-lS12. was the re-
ply.
4. whatG 1872. Weren't yuo stu-
Q. ws1at4 isTea Weren't you siu=
den, al smith College In ISL? a. vas
the youngest sirl ever entered al that
college.
+ @. But didn't you testify on ifiv
o, your sui, against the New YORK.
New Haven and Hrtford Railroad In
1850 thar you were then thirSsone years
oid7 a. That was thirteen wears az
Mr.. Smyth; don't remember what !
testified on that trial,
@. You have TESTIFIED that You came came
t4enty ~ ias" Years ear old. How long ago was
that7 a. ] do not remember. ! am as
much as twenty-et4hi.
O. Did you 60 to school In Brooklyn?
A. | don't Remember.
o DurTK wtdt year did you attend
pghlic schooi7 A. never attended
pasliTf g. Thea s.h0os When you testified in 1883
that YOU attended public scheei II was
not true? A, II I said so IT was un-
prx. T Edward T. McKuyin, Of West
FHty-eigf1th street and DR., Edward
Payson Fowler, who had attended Miss
Irwin-Marttr during the past tWnntyt
FIVE years IN her behalf.
The evening world., 1906-11-20
HANGED HIMSELF
I IN STORE BASEMENT I
Adolph Hernley Had Been
Dead "a Hours When
Body Was Found

Patrick Lynch. meter inspector OF
se Brooklyn Gas Company, was to-day
sroping around in the dark cellar be-
heatn 1iermsiy Brothers nphaistefsi At
.sn. rs paAaA =axe,ine. looking for the
siRl register. when he bumped into a
sody hanging from the Ceiling Lynch
rushed upstairs and gave the alarm TO
ttacrEe ZHermely. r.fo went INTO the
bs semen. and recognized the body a.
TINT -,tt MS brother
+ An ambulance doctor from the Brook
5Yn Hospital examined tho body after
L Rad chen cut down and said tHnt life
lad been extinct for NJ ie1st twenty
our hours.
George Hermeiy said that his brother
had been i'll for some time and had
Seen much depressed by u. Adolpn. ne
faid was IN the habt, or dfgapppari ing
from home for weeks at time The
,fAAt-t time ihe- -hnnthnf=in=IhM- RAW am
tri4ye ,ya--r.-- \. aAls ago ~Ainndag.-Mlsa
he disappeared from his home. NO
loss Fulton street 0he dead M1a WAS
forty-elRht years old.
The evening world., 1906-11-20
Il MEN RETIRED BY
NJ 'ADOO ORE|NSTATED.
Bingham 0heeeyys Court Order, !,
but Is Embarrassed by Hav-
ing Too Many Officers.

4--,.--,7-,x-
-.
lotseu ont .. wv A1ers't 'tt's
missioner McaaoR iVF physeat a,s-
aoiI.'H a',p "aS' ,fsss's,ea Ten. ~ .ns
courts. sat'ei ~ t,os''p i,e.uqua,'ets
w.. ,o.p"s'. ~. 'eSe'ssu '.s'' gu. ~ - ~
- ~ an,aTa.
- -. 80 = ..I 80 aa,a.,t,,.
.ss.s.s,. ~! - M,
a.,,..I,,.a,ixn 80. ,.a,,,s.,..,. -, ,;,a sns,,
Io..,,h f,s..hoz,,n ,ttg,na.ls r,,ra,nn
Ja-,., lSer,W S,trbao,s NeNa,nara ANN
James i priscoll wcrs the cap,ntns
formally relnstated to-day. Capt.
Kenny annouaced that ho would retire
In 4 tew tayH. Can't Gortnnn- .ztn Ia
nearly seventy years old. said he fest
hs YOUNG as nc ever did, and would re-
tnaln IN the uepettSnent' lne p'e SET
Ws, hsae.l ~ lse 'ia So
- ,5,:ts Ia,
u.,nIItan nh, Pva,;tt a,,d r,cn,,n w W
rTon,.r .rha,. .xpyatnAT :. Tnsns.,,ar
cs...,,, -. -, -
Nso' ih'its ,hf'e t'e, HFeu .. tua
police business ana gstung too OH 10
properly perform their duties. but thai
they md tougA, Tor reinstatement i,c.
c,,,.. ,bf1, ,.se,ta,t ~. ..3,,,.,,,
-. -. s,'s .i'sI.'"
pS N,oih '''ASs'oie .hStAuoH ~ iofS4nS
them out.
Among the serGeants rtassiEnei to
duty pursuant 10 the court order "A
The evening world., 1906-11-20
WIRELESS MERGER
STORY is DENIED
President Grigggs gg Declares Mar
conf Companies Not Inter
ested in Other Concerns.

The reported merger of the wireless
telegraph companies was ofiielally de-
MED to-day In statement issued sy
John ". Grisgs, President OF the Mar
conI concern.
The managers. directors and ma
jor.ty OF the stockholders OF both the
Marconi companies are not interested IN
any wise in the United Wireless Tee
graph Company" says Mr.. Gr.sgs,
The latter company has no agreement
or psoapect OF agreement by which It
viii obtain control OF either Mareont
company, and lno scheme OF merger
announced by Mr.. White 10 antasua.s.
tie and reeHgHant 10 the in;eraSEs- of
both the Marconi com pnn!es.
The Maroon! Wireless Telegraph
Company OF America hss for stvaral
years been prosecuting and Is osill
prosecuting suits for snfripgeTnents
aga4nst the various DE Forest compan-
les So
The evening world., 1906-11-20
CALLED
BY GRAND JURY
Police Commissioner Answers
Question Concerning Raids
in the Tenderloirl

There was a furry OF mild excitement
to-day In the Criminal Court building
@sISn FoIi15 C6mmisaohsF B.ngtuIn
walked "a went ~. ard
room. he spent flfty minutes with lie
Gfund Jury. When ne came out he said
10 the reporters:
Il WAS surprised q, get letter yes
terday from the foreman OF the jury,
Monroe /. Sltnons. asking me 20 como
hsru to-day. hHn no tdra WIN the
Jury wanted TO know from hui i
5Tsts- -uiad 10 be as any 6ssisuanfn- " q
talked about lot OF things. ] Pre-
sumo the principal matter which We
discussed may be eieaFaa Hp by to-
morrow.
4 member OF tho Grand Jury said;
Tho matter tioesn't amount to any
thing. Some or the old grandmns OF
the. Grand Inry Thought maybe NJ, Cen
Bingham might be able 10 tell us some
t--rrrr
made last eeAess .I!sefaaF!s houses
IN tire -reHdersoin nrrr the heaa4-af
+Gapt. Russell of tho Wcsr Thsrty-sey-
enth street station"
The evening world., 1906-11-20
For boys who love out.

For boys who love out
doors
Norfolk jacket suits, $50
to 5000.
Refers of fancy mixtures,
chinchilla and frieze,r sizes. s
to 16, So to $I2.
Glovcs-woolen, 50 cents;
fur-lined, $3.50 buckskin
gauntlets, SI.5o.
ROGERS, PEEr s. coMpANY.
Three Broadway Stores,
ass s4a 1850
at at at
Warren 81. a t5thst. 32dst.
The evening world., 1906-11-20
cLARETs AND 81 uTERMEs
PELLnrlnR Fills 8 co,

Bordeaux, France.
C,se Case
l2Qr. ~ Pts.
St. Esrphe. 1898 -. .,.,st.12 1912
St.iulicn, 1895. ..,.t.. $50 e'iU
margsuN, lSat.s..s,.,tt.r 600 l,pU
Chateau Laruse, kpS 49,. 500 p,pu
Chs,eau Lstagr, isal.,s, go lQ.tp
/. Cha,c,u La,itie, iho0,..,i io,4O llt0
Y. IN Eesg spe,E 1890. AIS SIS.
Il S.utrrnt.S,,1 u S..3 !. $50 CSC
Haut Sap,srnss, tSp5.,s. 700 s'uu
Chssirsu EIihoi, 1890 300 2.pu
o, O. BdrgGadY, CahsrAtt ClsfeE lohsnnis,
hurgerT Hau; Stp'srnss, Case Sd p5
2 quErIs ~, .s.s.I.,s,. .,.,.t,,a
Imperial LIpfandsI, -. mseaiie unrganiy,
Old srInro SIuternes, Case SS ES
purit,n 1edos. Old Frisrs Brrsundyi SR
Old Ftlars Rtssling. Csse ? gis,,, w
CIsrst and ,Rh,ne Wine~-per gallon, 76c
SL2S, Sl...t...-..t:. -, .,...st., -
port, Sherry, Sweet CsisS h., Angelica sad
Musea,s.--qery choice wlnes. Special, SSc
per gallon, sIas, 81 40, 81 and ooS
BRANDY AND Rim Tor Cooking and Burn:
~ iar. special qpsiiy Of rure rum and
brandy which we guarantee iof tals purpose
ana which Will burn readily % the a \ r.
last drep. Per pint bonle .,s...,..-
THE FAMOUS IMPORTED ~ s.TOREADon
4 from $500 10 $500 Aigallop.
The evening world., 1906-11-20
nruale Teaeher p.es suaa aenlr.

Mrs Hattie Warner, hfty years old,
OF No. aS3 West Fffty-sixth street. was
found dead 10 her bod early last eve
ming, An ambulance from Tho Ropse-
reit Hospital was called. and DR..
of heart failure. kfrs, Warner was
formerly an actress. but recently kad
-haen tearbiftH. fgtttstQs ~ n, u -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

This Democratic platform Ia the 5eth district is a
splendid example Of political architecture. Much =
Promised. but little va he performed.
For Instance the platform would have you helieve
that the Democratic party IS the friend Of education.
Yet tho Democratic candidate ia this district has been
one of those Who have thus Car successfully prevented
the establishment o. free public high school in ylna
The platform pfeiends that the Democratic patty IS
10 favor o. The lntiatlye and referendum, yet ". II
Eornegay announces bunty that he vii never vote ior
az initiative aud referendum elanse thar viii pacs the
ana decision 81 ail questions o. legislation in the hands
o, tho people Instead q the legislature.
me platform has more o. les o. fit over the bug
aboo u sarpetbag Ism set AZ The same time IL eudor
ses for the new state judicial system that ebode the
feature q earpettagsm siucs under lS provisions
only would The district have no solce ia tie choice
Of the judge WHO would preside there bot he woald
even live ia the district uhcre he held court.
The platform grows eloquent over the rights Of labor
but nowhere Is there specific promise, aud fthe Demo
cratic candidate is opposed TO dld labor il he iason
the eight hour Aaf. u he will work Tor adequate laws
protecting laborers ia mines aud factories and on rail-
roads he has Kept those facts to himself
In the seth district the Democratic party Is opposed
the people II has refused gse them ahigh school,
It denounces popular rule under the initiative and re.
ferendum, It proposes rotary system af Judges q
ignores the iabofng Yet Il has he effronterg %
stand forth the champion q eiaeatou the friend Of
popular rae tie opponent Of earsst1aelsn the pro.
tee Of tl.e lafbofns man TIE Democratic platform
IN TIE seth district platform of giierug promises
buf il i also platform of hyproerisy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

Here Is point that should net h lost sight o. Ey-
cry who goes 20 the constitutional consentoa takes
hs oen political futurs Ia hls hand lie viii indeed bs
worthy who returns satisfied constituency Excuses
~il not ~ accepted His every vote his eyery act viii
BE- Watched with the closest scrutiny and he will be call.
ed % ngia accountability The constltutlona eonssn-
venton win blast great many more an It vii bless
-naFslesrale Enterprise.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

onaCt the great political hunaesbolss oi lhs present
campaign has bssn discharged the Leader hars as an
argument ssaipas ths election o. Charles b Ro9s me
assertion that he deleated IA Indiana ouce b. his
owu party Well what Of Il, even il he had heen
slaughtered b members oi hs Own tartyf Has the
Leader told why he vas defeatsd or why he vas not
eieeteds That Is what Tia people hers want 70 know
The fact he defeated result Of bitter fac
tlonal aght two Of ~ counties Ia ms district and
not because ot any unstnssa IN Mr. R0gen THIS siovs
the weakness q the opposition to NJ Rogers They
can't say anything against him bot On the other Mr.
Rogers supported most strongly b. those Who kno~
him best back in Indiana You heard wha, vce rre.i.
dent falrtanls aid about him. and bis word worth
thousand tlmsa more % the people Of his country than
that Of lhe calamity organ.