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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
HONOLULU AERIe 40, F. O. E.

Meets ON the 2nd and 18th WEDNlGS,
DAY evenings of each month at 1880
o'clock In X. Of p. Hall. King street.
Visiting Eagles are invited To at
tend.
SAM McKEAGUE, W.P.
VI. 4. MOORE. w. Secy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
VIM mKINLeY LODGE No. 8, K.of p:

Meets every Saturday evening al
1880 o'clock In X. of p. Hall, King
street. Visiting brothers cordially IN.
Will 10 attend.
NJ. NJ. JOHNSON, &C.
Il. A. JACOBSON, KRIS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
Why not buy
the best lumber

euilding.time is here again and you
are probably ponderino over the ques.
ton Of lumber It will pay you to get
the best lumber possible for building
your house-the kind that will stand
wear and tear. We lrc exceptionally
we'll stocked this sea ION and are in a
position Ito supply the best a, the low.
est Prices. Let us fig pre on your spec,
ifieqtiOns. I'VE cNN SAVE YOU
MONEY! .Dsi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
.'H Peg. % LIMITED rllag Ion o.
3i'lh .g boz H-----!I.t gr'h .srp-
). .. COOKE, - Manager '" '..',
"n OFFICERS. WA .
SUGAR FACTORS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
INSURANCE AGENTS

% U Agents for, r.l
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation. &c..
Maui Agricultural Company.
kihei Plantation Company. .,
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
kahuku Plantation Company.
kahuIui Railroad Company. ..
Haleakala' Ranch Company. .r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Evening Bulletin Use per month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
Inspector Smith Says College Boys
Have Been systematically
RObbhg Merchants.
one YOUTH LODGED IN JAIL HERE
United States Commissioner Garrett.
viii Give }. Nj. holloway. Fron vii.
liam and mary, preliminary Hear.
ing Today on Charge Of Using Mails
FraudulentIy.

Accused Of iraudulonily using the
n young student from William and
Mary College. was broughS 10 this
city yesterday afternoon by postoffice
Inspector Smith ana lodged in the
given preliminary hearing before
Ilnitch States Commissioner a. c. Gar.
rttt
According 10 the charge made by
The postal authorities. Holloway is q
who have nScd the mails IN defraul
merchants in all parts of the country
Of thousands Of dollars worth of
goods Merchandise Is said 10 have
heen ordered and received in great,
quantities from numerous dealers AMI
never paid for.
Holloway Is said 10 have acted as a
distributing agent at the William and
Mary selling sweaters, shoes and
wearing apparel OF all kinds 10 his Eel.
low students. An upio.datc slnc; nf
goods is said 10 have becn found IN
his possession.
According 10 Inspector Smi,ii This
scheme Is being worked in colleges
and schools all over The country lIc
says that one w. II Rncltncr. .Ir,
who wns n SUDDEN, M William and
Mary last session is Tie leader al
Tho, swindcrs. who work in organized
fashion and ''ro' he country thor
orghly.
Holloway ma,ricnlatcd ut William
ami Mary on February 90, stating ila,
his home was At Northern Neck. Va
lie Is about 90 years old ana has tho
appearance nj an ,nsnphisticatcd
country boy. He iook his arrest very
Quietly and had little to say ahnnr The
charge against him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
GOOD Prices FOR BONDS.
e. r. Powell, Of .Accomac County,
offers $1o,1o2.

On account OF the absence OF Chair
man l.ivczey. the finance committee
did not open bids for redemption
bonds for ten thousand dollars a.
scheduled yesterday NJ noon. There
were only two bidders. however, aud
il developed that Mr. T.. r. Powell.
OF Accomac county was the higher,
Mr.. Powell offered sl0.IOa Schmelz
Bros. of This city. offered The nihor
bid
The hid of Mr. Powell Is consid.
cred good one and will he accept.
cd when the committee meets.
Tho bonds are for $500 each. one.
half of the issue payable in four
years and Tho other half in five
years. They bear interest at The
raic Of : per ccnr. Tile bonds are
issued 10 redeem Series d of tho
city's emergency bonds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22


sigAth street school yesterday after:
nocn. which consisted Of lectures
ana singing by The biipils.
DR.. Clarence pnrter Jones lectured
on the Care OF the Nose, Threat
liars and Eyes" phyical Instructor
Lynch, OF the Y, NJ G. A., gave all
interesting talk on physical exercise,
and Rev. J. w. Porter. d. D. lee
tiired On Mental Hygiene"
Mrs. 4. G.. Penchy, president Of
The association. who presided, dis
cnsscd the objects OF the associa-
ton The. pupils of Inc Seventh grad /,
sang chorus songs. The room was
filled with tho parents OF the chill
drcn and others interested in school
work There will ne another meeting
in short time at the Twenty-seconi
street school
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22

MIS- eafs HEIS
/ Hin a1I d. STORY
Former lIaIP0p's Version Of Trou.
bic At The Rescue
Homie.
BAFAR TREATMENT Is ALLEGED
rev. cIaud. a. Roane Accused of
Turning Sick Woman Out Because
She Would MOT Run free Boarding
Aouse-sIanderous Reports Said to
Have Been Circulated.

Several months ago n small CHART.
able institution called the Rescue
Home was established in East Eud
by an organization OF which Rev.
Claude A. Roane is president. Mrs.
T. T.. CAFES. a hardworking woman
advanced in years. was placed in
charge Of the home.
Recently Mrs. Gates was dismissed
from the work and Miss Maud,
Roane was put in charge. A SIMPLE
announcement Of This fact was made
through the newspapers, but reports
were circulated TO thc effect that
Mrs. Gates was discharged because
she was unfit for Ihe work and 1t is
said that many slanderous statements
were made concerning the former
matron.
Yesterday Mrs. Gates asked the
Daily Press 10 print her side OF the
story and 1t is given in full below:
81 feel a duly 10 the people OF
Newport News to clear mp the minds
Of the people and to justify myself
in The eyes or The public as to me
| being dismissed from The rescue
work and ordered to move out OF
the house. The first OF last Deem
her, 1905, Mr. Claude a. Roane, presi-'
dent Of the work, came to me and
said that the Holy Ghost showed
him that ! was the hne 10 be ma
iron OF this work. Myself and hns-
band were at The time living be-
tween Old Point and Phoebus. as
my husband is blacksmith Mt the
Soldiers Home Mr.. Roane agreed
that my house rent, water, fuel and
entire expenses while in service,
s.lonld be paid by the board out
OF the money solicited for The work,
and that they would pay board for
all inmales. I moved in the home at
200 Roanoke avenue, December 10.
| 1905. Miss ATaude Roanc came as n
keeper December %. The first in
nata OF the home came January g..
and stayed three weeks; the next
came January 3lsr and stayed four
weeks. The three children that
came abont tho first OF March and
who arc yet at the Home, are being
boarded by their father. During all
this time I provided provisions for
!. all and all received was s2o35
After working and exposing myself
in all kinds Of weather l was taken
down sick and was under the doctors
care when received the notice to va
cate. and in five days ! received
another notice.
II don't want the public TO thinker
took charge OF the home for specu
latlon, bit we are old and poor,
thoreTore. we could not afford Ia
keep a free boarding house on my
husbands wages, and when com
:. planned about 1t, then was when the
dissatisfaction arose.
MRS. +. L. GATES.
Formerly Marion OF the Home"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
NEW SKIPPER FOR LAWSON.
Captain sabhi,t Now Commands tn
lHH SeVen.rnaSter,

.e Seven.master.
The schooner Thomas W Lawson
largest in the world. is now smiling
under new master, Captain EN-
mons l'ahbiii, Unon her last visit to
this port the Lawson was under
command OF Captain Art ur l.. Crow.
ley. He was taken i'll willie here
and was compelled 10 return 10 nos.
ton overland.
Captain liabhitt was assigned To re-
lievc the sick master. After The ar
rival Of The Lawson in Boston Cap.
lain Crowley Sent in his resignation
and is now conducting n ship chand
lery business In that city.
Captain Crowley enjoys the distinc
lion of having been the second person
ever placed in command Of five
lnasted schooner. The first to command
q siX.mastcr. and the first 10 com
mand The Lawson. the only schooner
On The Atlantic cnast having seven
mnsts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
GAVE II in POKER GAME.
Or. Bakesi.e Refuses TO Pay Check
for $t7o.

Or. bIaiesiee Refuses 10 Pay Check
for $17o.
In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge Barham heard evidence and ar
snlnent in the case of Sol Miller
against y. w. Blakeslce The plain
tiff sues 10 recover si7O on a chccl,
given by the defendant.
Dr. Blakcslee is moi in The city,
hut his deposition was rend during
The trial Ills statement was 10 the
effect that he gave the check in d
poker game. Mr.. Miller testified that
lie took Tho check from The late d.
G. Ashhy in q business transaction;
Thai Or. Blaneslee at flrsi acknowl
edged the debt but. later refused to
pay i; on The ground that II was
given for 4 gambling debt
Judge Rarham reserved mis- dc
cision.
Mr.. j. ~ Nas,ic represents Mr.
Miller aud Mr.. c. A. Ashhy repre-
scnis tho defendant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
TEST Or NEW PR0PElLERs
. DESIGNED BY GOVERNMENT
Local Suit Cruiser charIeston 10
Have Second Standard
lzation Trial.

The protected cruiser Charleston,
built at the local shipyard, is expect
ed to arrive at Rockland, Me-. today
for the purpose of undergoing O. sec;
ond Standardization trial The cruis.
CT, Is now equipped With new propel-
lers OF government de; Ign IN place Of
those originally supplied by her build.
crs.
The navy department. expects the
cruiser TO make better showing with
the new screws.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
fouR scHooNIRs AND 4 BARGE
Took Fifteen rhousand Tons of Goa
Out Of rort Yesterday.

Tension along the river front was
somewhat relieved yesterday by tic
departure Of four schooners and q
barge. carrying o total Of 5000 tons
of coal to northern ports, Four emp.
ty harges arrived and are awaiting
bcrIhs at the piers.
The schooner Thomas W. Lawson
was given q place AT pier 10 yesIer-
day and',he work of loading her be-
gan. j was stated AZ first that the
LAWSON was under commission to the
government and would lake q cargo
OF coal 10 San Francisco. That is de.
MED and the cargo now loading viii
he taken IN Boston. 1t is expected
thai She will sail tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
N .U.I
/ ICY WEATHER FOR SPRING.
First Day Of New Season Brinso Win.
try Storm.

Although yesterday was The first
day OF spring. according 10 the al.
manac' when day broke upon the nav
season the ground was frozen hard
and n decidedly wntry breeze was
blowing.
Last night so,lthWesterly storm
swept over. this section and vessels 50
unfortunate az 10 no ut sea must lave
Jared badly. Sonthwestpi'ly storm
warnings we're displayed by the local
sigpalman yesterday afternoon a
storm of unusual severity came from
Lake Superior.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
Grace Church Revival.

The revival services at The Grace
NJ. +. Church, now in progress, are
attracting large congregations. Rev
Frank l.. Wells Is assisting tile pas
Tor, 81 Tonight's ssrvices. which
viii he conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wells
end the pastor, Mrs w. +. Greasy
will sing. Tell Mother viii BE
There"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
Miss puIler to Recite.

Miss Kate Puller. the clever clio
cntIonlst from Richmond, assisted by
local musical and literary talent. will
give recital at the North End Chris.
ian church tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock Miss Pnller is gifted yonng
lady and already mas many admirers
In Chr city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
Sheet Metal Workers.

Local No. ,26s. Amalgamated Sheet
Metal Workers, International Ali.
ance Of Newport News. was organized
last Saturday night by Mr.. i. r..
Abrams, vice president OF the State
Federation Of Labor. The new union
hasa membership OF twentylhrec to
begin with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
HousesREAklNe AND LARCENY
[. 4. Hendricks and Wilbur Wllkins
jailed on Serious Charqes.

6. 4 Hendricks and Wilbur Wiikins
White men. VIII ar0,sted yesterday
afternoon on d charge Of honsebrealt.
Ing.
The infh are alleged 10 have stolen
q diamond pin and 81. In money fron,
fhe room nf fellow lnigcr In q house
AZ TWenry.fnnrtll street and Wasting.
ION avenue. Their cnscs Will he cali.
cd In The police court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
Pool Games Last Night.

Only two tournament pool games,
wfre Played at the Eagles hcmc last
night The scores were rs follows.
hickman. 100; Hampton. 80
Schott, 100; Hoffman, rs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-22
INSTRUCTIVE LECTURES
TO PUPILS AND PARENTS
Educational Association Holds Meet.
ing at Twenty.eighth Street
Pubic School.

The Hygiene committee or The
Newport News Educational Associa,
Ion gave an interesting and inslruc.
live entertainment al The Twenty.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13
Welc0llle Guests.

ednesday evening Of this week
the Business mems Union, and
the Commercial Club, Of Fargo,
visited our city. These gentlemen
had made q tour Of the north part
|of the stats, and stopped Off to
visit at our city, the last place Of
their pilgrimage before returning
Ito Fargo.
Our citizens, led By the Com
|mercial Club Of the city, met the
|sojourners at the depot and es-
corted them, to the sound Of stir.
ring music, over our city. They
were taken to The Deaf Institute,
and there regaled by light refresh
Iments. After another run BY
autos, they were taken to the
sCliantauqua over the railway, and
were royalty received BIZ the peo-
pie down there They were then
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13
When Not to 'Phone.

3 = 4 81
Mr.. Kerlin was delivering a
very eloquent disquisition upon
the safe and proper use Of phones
the other evening, just after Old
Sol had warmed every one to the
boiling point, Said hes: Some
times risks have to be taken when
.phoning. For instance, when q
young fellow starts to visit with
his best girl over the phone, there
is danger, when the weather Id hot,
LOT the Wiresmelting. Z on see hot
Weather and ! impassioned words
superinduce ss entimenta electri-
cal condition altogether too try
ing for single sWire to stand:
Sparkling by phone is, therefore,
strictly prohibited. Then too
some Of the older. fellows have to
be watched. There are times
when d married man should not go
Ito the phone. H his good natured
spouse should let drop the fiat
iron on his little foot, he should
notfgo to the phone just at that
time. Swear words clog the phone
and they frighten the girls at the
central Office. liz q woman has
ordered q hat sent up, and it is
mot there on time, she should not
|go to the phone. She should phone
only by deputy. My business
could not stand such strain as
that. If man has ordered b
case of SAY pop, or soda water
yes. soda water, and it has not
come up to the barn as promised,
by all that's good and great. keep
him away from the phone until
after the ease" has arrived. Tie
the minister's laundry has failed
to put in an appearance on Satur-
day, he should stay away from the.
phone. His ongregation would
feel the effects Of the interview
the next day. And SO I might.
elaborate upon the proper time TO.
stay away from the phone, but
time will not permit. = II is not
often that the genial President Of
the Devils Lake Improvement.
Go. becomes excited We suggest
ed that he should keep away from
the phoue for q little, and he con-
CURED. AT some future time he
will deliver smother talk on the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13
i AS Other People See us.

Chas. VanG Gorder, Iowa, Presi-
dent of the First National bank.
spent some time III Ramsey coun-
ty M. d. and when writing to d
friend, business associate, said:
II never saw more. evidence of
prosperity in any country than U
saw up there among the farmers.
All have fine homes and many of
them are out Of debt" Our east
ern exchanges are invited to copy.
We wish the people working so
hard on the worn out fields Of the
East could see North Dakota to-
day as she is everywhere except
in the valley where the floods have
been SO destructive" We have
never seen any thing half SO
promising.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13

settled down to hard work. Prof.
Shoemaker has chosen as his SUBJ
ljects. arithmetic history and peda-
gogy; Miss Watson has charge Of
the primary work Miss Barker
teaches the music; Mrs. Skund.
burg is Instructor in grammar.
Miss Murphy leads the way in
algebra, agriculture, geometry and
physics; Miss Ferguson in read.
ing, and Miss Norton, teaches the
sub jects sof physiol ology and ysics.
Outside talent has beeu engag.
ed to give added importance to
the school. Mrs. Blair, Mime.
apolis, lectured last Saturday,
Tuesday and Thursday. Mr.
Stockwell, superintendent Of pub
lic instruction, is expected here
any day.
There should be summer
school in Devils Lake every year.
This city is the center of ten Of
the most important counties Of the
state. The teachers Of these ten
counties could come here every
summer, better than they could go
anywhere else. They could enjoy
1.-THE Chautauqua while here and
find rest and recreation, besides
opportunity for labor.
Prof. Shoemaker has a plan
which we announce in another
column which we believe to be
really brilliant as we'll as thorough
" workable. The point we wish
to make is, Devils Lake is the
natural meeting place for the edu-
Gators Of at least ten counties Of
this state. We can accommodate
them. aud their gathering will be
in harmony with the influences at
work at 9 Chautauqua during the
summer season.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13
Tlle Devils Lake Summer School

The people Of this city scarcely
realize what am important institu-
lion has come to their city, About
one hundred teachers are busy at
work, under the direction Of Prof.
Shoemaker, and ain industrious lot
of people they are, The majority
of them are women In age they
would average from eighteen 10
twenty. and they are q thrifty, In
telligent class Of people. The
work of organization has been
completed, and the teachers have
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13

q /. Il n,
Mrs. Stephen M. Wirts, Of
Detroit, Michigan, is the guest Of
her brother II. e. Arnold, Of this
city.
The Devils Lake Plumbing and
Heating Company are preparing to
enlarge their plant to double its
present capacity. We congratul-
ate them, and hope they may con-
Itinue to enlarge.
alr. Wright, Of Wright Barrett
and StillWell, Saint Paul, honor
ed the Inter Ocean by a friendly
call Wednesday Of this week. he.
was one ola party of sixty men
who were visiting their friends
and patrons in North Dakota.
The annual excursion to the,
Agricultural School occurred yes
terday. Senator Hale had the.
matter in charge, but being unable
togo he appointed county auditor
Eich to take charge of the party.
Mrs. Eich also accompanied the
party The happy excurtionists
left Devils lake early in the after
The Armory should have coat
of paint. Fixed up nicely it would
be an ornament to the city. It
- 80 - fl
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13

III Ine valley Wnore the Hoods have
been SO destructive = We have
never seen any thing half SO
promising.
An Important Ruling.
Devils Lake, N. D. July 3, 'O6..
lnter-O Ocean.
Devils Lake, N. D.
Prior to February last, settlers
were allowed to make commuta-
ton proof on their homesteads
when they could show that they
established residence before the
expiration of six months after the.
date of the original entry and eight
months actual residence subse-i
.quently, but it was not necessary
that this eight months actual resi-
sdence should be continuous. For
instance . settler could establish
his residence at the endof his six
months, then go away to work q
few months, come back to his
claim and live few months, 90
away and return and when the
different periods Of actual resi-
dence on the claim aggregated
eight months he would be allowed
to make Communication proof, the
first six being credited to him as
constructive residence 80 the total
made fourteen months. Hundreds
|of claims have been patented on
this kind of showing in this land
district. On Feb. 81, 1906 telhe
Hon. Secretary OF the Interier held
III the case Of Katie F. Breci1t; III
is true and the Department has
held that when residence hassin
good faith been ablished within
six months from datesof entry, the
six months constructive aresiae aence
may be added to the eight months
actual residence and thus the full
period Of fourteen months resi-
dence required by theflaw in COM
mutation Of homesteads may be
made out. I'm such cases the law
not only requires that it shall
clearly and satisfactorily appear
from the proof chat bona fde resi-
dence was established within six
months from the date Of the entry,
bat also that the actual residence
upon the land has been continuous
from the time it was ablished nm
Til date Of the making Of the final
|proof. F Following this ruling
the General Land Office held for
ellation a number Of proofs
that were allowed by the local
Office during the last months Of
1905, under the old construction.
Settlers who now wish to make
communication proof at the end Of
fourteen months from date Of
entry, must establish residence
within the first six months and
follow it with eight months
actual continuous residence. If
they should be forced to be alb
sent any time during these eight
months, they were NOT only, to
lose credit Tor the FIRST six
months continuous residence,
but all residence prior to the abb
1sence, and win in this case be
compelled q to make fourteen
months actual ntinuous resi-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-13

4, brought back to the place Of start
ing.
They all expressed themselves
as delighted at the cordial recep-
ton accorded them and went their.
way. Il 4. 4