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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
tilrJt alsmards ilurr oas @lads.

. Sm rQeipsi9er 9aseblatt" finbet
ii6 in elmer BON 9erru Sabnfe per-
0ffentlibten Heibe BON Grinuerungen
an ben Siirlien Uisniarf aud cine
feline Gpiiooe. melhe Die %anidnuung
bes eiiernen Sanders liber bas Slid
barlegt. @%elegentlif zines geiudes
in S%riebridsrub iaste, an9eiid)ts Der
beiteren Stimmun9 uno bes in riiliiser
Sriife ersldnienoen stntlises oes areis
len SelOen, elmer Der @dite gu benz
0irlien: rSurhlaudt iino bod Elm
9liiflider Mann. "-.@ liidlid)?" err
wioerte ber Shirt nadbenflih. rMeine
Serren, mas nennen Gle 9liidlidj?
Gin gliidlider Wianu bin id ielten
geipelen. 8enn if Die fpdrlid)en
Wiiuuten waBren Slides Sulammens
gable, 10 fomnien uidt metr ais uiers
unbspansi9 Stunoeu i'm @anieu her,
aus" Sic 2ub0rer lieBen oas 0Ort
oeS Siirlten nift rnmioeriproher, NH
es mar i'm b%Od5lteu @raoe fe%iIelno, 81
baren, irie Der @epaltige, Der Sabre
sebnte lang auf ben OGben Der Wienid)s
belt g~emanoelt, a%usfiibrte, mas sr unter
Slid uerltebe. Gr iagte: Die Glids>
einpiinouns bausrt INNER MIR Nu9ens
blide. Minuten bOfitens, Oann lift lie
uerrauift, abseid)alt. 60 b%eiinne id
mid, auf susenblids sliidlib sepeien
gu iein, pie id ais 9unse meiuen
eriten Saien idob, Damn feruer oils id)
BON meiner Sobanna oas Samort err
belt, ooer fuenn ih alS yanos uno
S~orltmirtb meine NieIenmieIen uuo
meme junsen Walbfulturen scSeiben
iab, % babe id mid sefreut, % bin
idl oft 9iilGlid gepeIen. = Sn Ger
Politif, meine Serren," fubr ser
6irit fort, nmeinen Gle, hdtte ih
Slid aebabt?-Sn Ser Yolitit sibt es
fir ben, Der lie treiht, ME id lie babe
ireiben miiiien, fein Slid. Ger
Staatsmanu lit wie Elm Sorleuipieler.
@enn er beute cine Million sewonnen
fat, uno er benst, iid bariiber 81
@freuen, 10 fommt aud idou bic Gorge,
ipie er bic 9emonnenen Millionen in
lueiteren Spefulationen anlegen f0nne.
go aud init meinen unternebmungen.
@enn mir Die cine 9elunsen, 10 muEte
ib iosleicb wieoer oarauf iinnen, ME
Der Grfolg Re lisubalten unS %aussuniieen
lei. Der Staatsmann mirtbIfaftet nit
frembem &erm0gen; bas fdllt umio
ifwerer in's Gemidt, ie mebr man
@brseiiibl i'm Seibe bat.-Dieine polis
tide 9aufbabn mar elm 0esen unS
Saseu, bel Dem man gum @enuB ME
a~efonnnen ih.-Sh babe in meinem
veben al8 Staatsnlann nidJt einmal
| i3eit s~eiuucen. Elm aunsert ooer Elm
2beaicr iu beiudlen. Glfreut aber
bale i6 mid oft an Der Sausmuiif,
Die mir meine Sobanua auf Dem 6liis
gel bereitete. CUR @liidsenlpiins
bung," hob Der Siirit, mad elmer Yaule
oaS GeiprddJ8tbema ueiter perfol9cnN,
mieoer ON, usebGrt N%aturanlase, bas
redlte temperament. Gas batte mein
alter tailerlid)er Serr. gin linn babe
ib oft uabrgenommen, Dap err iid) zines
Slides finOlid freuen fonnte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
Sin mnbeimliaes SenaniB erbielt

Sin mnbeimliGes SemsniB erbielt
Dor buuoert Sabren, ON /. september
1898, Der Sdarfridter bon 2edlen,
burg, SobIt Stolle. ausseliellt. SIS
lautet fOl9euberma6en: sSa6 Der
Sbmiribter Soblt Stolle ~ 9edlens
burg. Sruoer Ser Sdarfridterin Wiaric
Sungmaan, Den fir einige 3sit gu
Oallenber9 inbaitirt semeienen Seins
rid Sdeuerins wobl uno gu meiner
beIonberen i3uiriebenbeit %entbauptet,
uno aif ;u meiueS Yrubsrs, bes SDr.
bict 3eiteu einen oaielbt inbaftirteu
|Sieb iiber Die WlaBen pobl eebenft
hat. alIo oaB man in bersleifen 6dlleu
BON ihn beSieut miro, iOldes beidsi>
nigt hermit nod @ebiibr 9olepb
Seerbe, gausraf su Wieefte i'm simt
Wollbad."
Die Statifif Ser g 6iffss
perlu tie i'm Sabre 1904 gibt einen
@efammtberIuii BON GAG 9dmpf> unb
Scself9iffen auer Natipnsn an. DO
BON Fat Die Oeutlde 6anbelsmarine 7
Segelf6iffe unb 81 Sampfer nit ms
| gefammt 1880 Tegiitertonnen bere
loren. sic ftebt bamit ON neunter
Stelle, pGbrenO England nit &Olos
MEN 900, 4msrifa 10, Norpegen go,
Stalisn uno aublanb je 81, Sapan "a,
Tranfrei9 SO unoS9neoen 81 SGiffe
berlpren baben. Neben Odnemart bal
Deutf9lano i'm @erbdltnib gum Sc
neutrality-suspicious. feiner 9anoelss
marine Den geringiten prossntlab an
@erluiten, ndmli9 0.45. pGbrenb
Gmerita oen b09iien nit 81 prO3eni
a~uftpsift.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
DrrCd1uuppt.

8 aasra nWie sic iehen,
boben ale &ii9enf9rdnfe Bel mir @sns
tilationslG9er!"-N &19in:
.Sas lit aber audi notbpenbig = ionit
eritidt ,Gr' mir ia!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16

-Seufser. Oidterlins: nDiefe
Saskatchewan miifen aber einen Corn
auf MIDI baben. :. beute babe i4 ben
erften MaitGfer sebrd9t.. niAt mol
ben haben fe yenommen!@
-nnauseuebmer grams
port. .Was 9u niht fasf... Mis
Sein S4ab BEL Dir in Der aii9e
tpeiIte, famen bic WDbelpader gum
llmausg" ga. unb trugen fofort
meinen Eaper I'm Straightforward in bic
neue Wobnuns!A
unerfIdrIi4. 30din: Da
f9reibt mir mein 8rGutigam heute.
baB ct MIDI nimmer mag; mas benz
nur einfdut; (5u ben ainbern Der
9errf9aff.. bats Sud ni9t immer
CANA gut sef4medt, Rfnber2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16

@IudIide @emeinoe.
Der 8emetnbefpaIo oes Dorfes Spers=
beim, Rbeinpropin5. brinst fopiel
ueberfhiKe. odb Die 8epobner feline
granddaughter 81 aablen brauden.
Dben0rein miro ibnen auidbrli9 cine
sr0bere Mense 9oIa iiberpieIen.
Muberoem lift nod fopieI eriibrigt NOR
ben, 0aB man oabsr eine @aferleiiuns
erri9ten ptn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16

Talf9 eepGbltes Gar
t%e5immer. Cine NnSahl, al einenl
Strafpro5eFe in 9~iloesbeim, Sannoz
Der, %selaoener 3eu9en bdtten ibr Mar@
te5immer in cine bsm geriftsgehduSs
nabe S6enfe Derlest; infolseosHen- pas
rem Tie benin Iufruf i'm geri9tsfaaIs
ni9t sugegen. Gs tparen sumeiit Ban
Tiers uno Bantoirettoren; aud Elm
Hedtsantpalt befan0 fid unter ibnsn.
Das @eriht nabm ieosn Der 9erren in
cine SronunssftrGfe BON 80 Mart nnS
Iegte ibnen auberOem mod bie redt be-
trd6tliden Soften oes Sermins auf
su Dem II aumeiit ~ausipdrtige 3eusen
aelaoen tparen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16

sSrGuIein 2dura: v...S,
meitl @rdutisam lit elm GROCER, ftatt<
lider Menid!"-Sreunbtn: ~Sa,
ia = Der bate fieben SUB, psnn Die
Seine gerabe tpdren!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16

limb, fas einmal, lit Define cut
@ndbise audi pieber 70 neusieris?"
rSie2 = bic lit sanS sefpiB iiberz
baupt Blob aus Reusierbe auf bic
Welt sefpmmen!"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
= SPORTS f.

one which has never been equalled he.
fore In this city. After rowing as
bard race IA he did he was expected
to be slow, but instead Of that he came
through wherever the opportunity OF
iered. His speed In the last round was
little short of marvellous when II Is
considered that he had had 40 much
exeftion In the morning and mad fought
fourteen rounds with man much
heavier and who was hitting him fast
and clean.
Another thing which attracted at
tentlon and favorable comment was
the clean way In which both men
fought While Referee Woods warned
both men several times, there was no
thought In the minds of anyone that
either was trying to commit a foul.
The trouble simply came over hitting
In the clinches and ON one occasion
when sullivan hit Mcllvain ~ this
way. he promptly apologized and the
two men shook hands before starting
In again. Clean sport Of this kind
cannot but help the game In Homo
| lulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
u u y
ECHOES OF THE FIGHT

The after echoes of The fight OF Sat
urday are coming In and there Is one
thing which is pleasing to hear, that
Is In regard to the actual fighting. Ev
eryone who was present was satisfied
that they got more than their moneys
worth. The main event was clean and
fast all the way through, while the
prelimlnalies, usually the weak spot In
bstic entertainments In this city, were
fast as long rs they lasted. There was
no waiting for the other fellow TO slap
this chap and then to smile back en-
enlargement, but both men waded IN
and fought. This Is due 10 the declar-
alton Of Manager Adams Of the ZOO,
who makes tho statement to the fight
ers that they SO into the ring with the
understanding that they must fight
and II they did not put up a scrap
which Is satisfactory there will be no
money waiting for them when the time
tn pay on comes.
McIlyain proved himself far from
the dub which he was taken TO be b.
some and fought his man around the
ring through every round Sullivan,
on the other hand. made showing
which under the circumstances was
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
Y.M.(.A. N(KER TEAM

Now that the baseball season is over
the thought OF the athletes who In
dulge In the more strenuous pastimes
outdoors are turning tn Association
football The Y NJ. G. A. IN getting
ready for practice and has n large
number OF candidates who have al
ready declared their intention Of try
ing for the seeker team. Among these
are: r. A. Chmton. Rev. r.. u. Tur-
ner. u. +. Iieardmore. u. q. Blackman,
j, Mncaulny. Carl Oss, j. Bailey, 7,
GIL. q. Waterhousc. Irwin Spaldlng,
II. Martin. II. Plunkctt. q. lsenbcrg,
J. Blalsdell. W. Dixon. X. A. Robbins.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
HAWAII DEMOCRATS
COMING 70 HONOLULU

Hilo. Sept. 13.--The following dele
gates from Hllo and Waiakea have
been nominated to attend the Demo
cratic Territorial Convention at Homo
lulu on September cath and TO attend
the County Convention at Kohala on
Sept. 18th.
Hilo: For Territorial Convention
C. NJ. Ic Blond. Chns. Williams. Chas
j. Mcguire, Kaleka Paalani, Philip X
losepa, lone Mehnu. y. Maa. j. Onohi
H.. Moanaliha, d. Aukai, Louis Rich.
HilO: For County Convention-Har-
ny Irwin. David Ewaliko, J. A. NJ. Oso-
rio. T. J. Ryan. w. j. Todd, Harry A.
Knell, VIM, Nailima. ST., II. p. Bento
j. II, Knmahlni. u. NJ Kualii. T.. Re,
koa, N. Kuckna
Walakea; For Territorial Conven-
iion--D. II. Mtezger. Henry West. Ka-
pena Hoe. Kahnku. s. John, J. X. Ka-
kuku, J. McAlton, J. X. Pa.
Wainkel: For County Convention
G. Alakaihu. Ianelnlif Jos. Ferry, C.
Lehman. l.. Hclbush, NJ. Rorion, ID
Napeahi. Mclo.
The date OF the County Convention
at Kohala as fixed In the call by Tho
Territorial Central Committee lSep-
TENDER 26thD was changed by the Leg
islntive Committees Of the LIST and End
Districts TO September 25th. for the
reason the sailing schedule of the S
s. Mauna Loa would not accommodate,
the delegates from Kau and Kona. ono
iare for the round trip is conceded By
the s. s. Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Circuit. Territory Of Hawaii. At
Chambers; In Probate. In the Matter
OF the Estate OF loane Kainikawaha.
late of Walalua, Oahu deceased. tcs.
taio. order for Notice OF Hearing Pc.
tlion for Probate Of VIII A docu.
mcnt purportlng 10 be the last Will
and testament Of Ioane Kalaikawahn,
late of Waialua. Oahu deceased. hay.
ing on the 9th day Of August. A. ID.
1906. been presented 10 said Probate
Court md n petition for the probate
thereof. and for the issuance Of letters
te8iamcntnry to Kaai Nahoiwai having
been 0lod by Kahaloki Kainikawaha.
II IL hereby ordered that MONDAY.
tho lsi day Of OCTOBER. a. ID. 1906.
nj NINE O'Clock u. M, of said day, at
tho court room of said court. nj Homo.
lulu be ana tho same hereby IL ap.
pointed tho time and place for proving
said will and hearing said application.
Il Is further ordered that notice there.
Of be given. By publication once n
week for three successive weeks, In
the Evening Bulletin. n newspaper
published IN the English language, the
last publication Ia be not less than
ten days previous To the time therein
appointed for hearing.
Dated at Honolulu this 9th day of
August. 1906
j. 4. DE BOLT.
First Judge. First Circuit Court.
Attest. ). A. THOMPSON,
Clerk, First Circuit Court.
g. w Ashford, attorney for peti.
tlcncr
3i72-Aug. 2s; Sept. 4, II, IS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
MONEY WANTED 70
BtAUT|FY SCHOOLS
Appropriation will Be
Asked For For This
Purpose

Inc Hoard of Eduoat!ow me- ycster'
DAY afternoon, present being Superin-
tcndent iabbiti ana Commissioners
Mrs. Dowsott, Wight. Harrington aud
Al.
Babblti said there had been a num-
Der oil transfers aud appointments In
the teaching force, some OF which had
been made since the last meeting OF
the Board. which he wanted the
Board to pass ON. AN these changes
had already been published. These
were approved by the Board.
The Puako school had not been op'
ened aud would not be until Inspect
or King went there. sam NJ. Spencer
had been appointed school agent al
Waimea, Hawaii. One Of the schools
on Lanai might not be opened, ~
there might be no occasion for more
than one
Mrs. Iiofgaard rendered her resig.
nation as principal OF the kihel
school. This was accepted.
Mrs. X. J.. Baker wrote that he was
teaching certain children In kona pri'
vatcly, aud wanted the necessary per
mission. This was granted.
Miss Mcdonald OF the Normal
School wrote regarding vacation sal
AIRY matter. She had accepted a posi-
ton nj a certain salary. but had been
given less Tor several months, Her
vacation salary had been made In pro-
portion To the money she had made
during the year. including two months
In which she was working at reduced
rate. Her loss was ~, which she
claimed. Wight moved TO pay the ~.
Harrington said that he did not object
TO paying the ~. but he was afraid
that precedent might be establish
ed. WiGht thought the money should
be paid, irrespective OF policy. Tho
~. was voted.
Principal Haze OF the Alae school In
kona applied for life certificate. lie
had been for thirteen years In the
same school. His request was grant
ed.
The lcngin or me terms was the
next matter taken up. IL was decided
TO have the first term close on Dec.
II. and the January term tn open on
ian. Z TO April ., and the third term
from April 10 TO June II. This ar
iangomeng would divide the terms
'"', 's"'', ~" """" w" NAM W
weeks OF school.
Babbitt said he had asked the school
inspectors to make full reports IN to
repairs. and " Interview the teachers
as to when they would prefer to have
the teachers examinations.
Wight asked II II would not be well
10 ma out now much would be need
ed to beantify the schools. Babbitt
said this would be included. the Idea
being TO ASK the Legislature for APP
proprlatlon for grounds and fences,
which had never been done before,
Rabbit said he intended to ASK the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
CHINESE WIN

The Chinese Athletics Sunday cross.
cd bats with the Walpahus on their
home diamond. The Chinese niue
won by the score OF IL to 3.
After the third inning Evers went
In the box In place Of Ella for the
Waipahus.
The lineup:
c. A. G. Sing Chong. SIS; Mon Yin
rf: En- Sue 3b: Jno. 10, ID: I.0 On,
{: Hang Chack. 2b; p. Wong. n: II.
Aki. y: Ching Yet RI.
Waipahus- Evers, IS: Manuel. cf:
Kapepa. Oh; Johnny. lb; Albert, c:
Mana, 2b; Joe. II: Ella. p: Larsen. RI
~ N ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
OUTSIDE ISLAND SPORTS

Kahulul. Maui, Sept. lin the po
10 game Saturday the Whites. com
pr!sins Fleming. Lindsay, Wilbur.
Rice and Won Tempsky, won three
games and the Reds, represented by
Frank Baldwin. w. q. Aiken, Krumb'
haar. Thompson and Bazata. won one.
Lahalna. Maui. Sept. II. - In tho
baseball game at Kllohana Park sun
Lay the Pioneers defeated the liilnas
u To s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
oEx, published In the Saturday eulie
H. and the Weekly Edition, gives .
concise ana complete resume Of all 10
gal notices. calls for tenders, Jude
inents. building permits and real 20
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
7SG per month. Weekly euIletlR
81 per ysas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Judicial Circuit, Territory Of LA.
wall. Before the Presiding Judge. AZ
Chambers; IN Probate. In the Matter
OF the Estate OF ManOol silva, deems
ed tcstaic. Order for Notice of Hear
Ing Petition Tor Probate OF WILL A
document pirporiing 10 be the last
will and testament OF Manoel Silva,
late of Honolulu, Oahu. deceased, hay.
Ing on the ith day Of September. A. ID.
1915, been presented 10 said probate
court. aud a petition for the probate
thereof. aud for tho issuance of letters
Parliamentary 10 I.uiz Iiapozo Modclros,
having been He'd by Rosa Clara Silva,
The widow. n IL hereby ordered that
Monday, the Sth day of October, A. ID.
1906, at . o'clock q. m. Of said day at
the court room Of said couri. AT the
judiciary building, In said Honolulu,
be and the same hereby ~ appointed
the time aud place for proving said
wiz and hearing said application. "
" further ordered that notice thereof
be giyon by publication once n week
Tor three successive weeks, In the
Evening Bulletin, newspaper publish
cd IN The English language, the last
publication 10 bo not less than Ten
days previous 10 the time therein APP
pointed for hearing.
Dated ut Honolulu, Oahu, September
An, a. D. 1906.
III j. r. DE BOLT,
First Judge. First Circuit Court.
Attest. m, y. SIMONTON.
Clerk Circuit Court, First Circuit.
3l7S-Sopt, >. II. Is, "a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18

Two-base hits--Moore, Hardy.
Threc-base hii--MoOrc.
Home run--D. Desha.
First base on called balls--By Chill
lingworth |. Hardy 4.
Struck out-By Chillingworth. g;
Hardy ..
Passed Balls-Jonah ..
Left ON bases-Diamond Heads Z
Alohas =.
Time OF game. l:25.
Umpire Hampton.
Scorer-N. Jackson.
IlFlI'rkNAG
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18

The Weekly Edition " the Evening
Bulletin givev complete summary OF
The news Of the DAY. For 81 yssr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18

~ Fine Job Printing At the Dull
letin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
o. NAVAL. LTD

Once: Corner Fort snA King ets.
oAvtNeo 0ep0olvo received end
interest allowed for yesFly esDosits q
Tie rate OF 4 II per cent. per apnum.
Rnies sd regulations fusaishsd -
O application,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18

a hustler wants to handle any line of
goods on commission basis on terms
10 suit. IA. II. c. 3iS7.1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18
WANTED
SITUATION WANTED.

by English graduate nurse TO take care
oi invalid or children. would travel.
Address" a. q. Il. g.. Bulletin.
3iS3.3w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-18

csi'seslons Promptly Accounted 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
DISPUTED CLAIMS

Aiaskaua especially those inter
esfad ia The Yukon district. all be
aFsatly SURPRISED ta learn that the
Efeat amount % claims held under
TIE Tfeatsala decision are It last
10 he worked ON the Jefferson last
niahf waa the advance guard 81 spe-
riai engineers 90 be sent to the
northern diHEinRa 10 make the plans
faf the Hydraulic operations 10 Be
commenced this season.
J A Thomas % San Francisco.
went north vifh tep engineers and
hu AN az once commences prepare o
tians fer the rlpe lines. etc Tie ia
the representative ~ -. n Perry. II
Han Francisco. W no In turn h. repre-
ssntinE the Interests - New York
capitalists. Who are putting their
money into thla gigantic deal
Hydraulic machinery - a. least
iaao tons viii b. sent north this
season All wiil not b. able 20 be
rut In operation. bat han az least
wfl BE- set up and a. wurk before
the water comfns nrea 10 fail over
~. ooo acres VII be directly worked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

laird euatFlbufloa % SIC .aoa 20 ths
japanese famine hgmt
The N4tlonal Wholesale LumheF
Dealers aesneiaflnn u IN session AZ
WaahinEfna.
Fort Davis. Atsakn. viii not b.
abandoned ~ tha government
The orswse teft Yokohama yes
tsrdav for fiFrmnfton ia Hnnoiulu
and san FrAnrt#so
A faFurAbie resort haa ben or
dsref b. the senate cummiiis. on
eommefcr on the hiii "a Appropriate
500 90 f1F comprising the improve
meut AZ the raouth 90 tha Columbia
river
The arnsts outnmifiee Ga miifarr
affairs has Inserted an amanamsnf
20 the army apprupriafiaa blil a. II
came before the huaae. providing
that The receipts frun nuumsre ial
messages seat over The ALASKA tel
esraph aytiam be applied - extern
sion II cable and Land lines. This
provision Waa struck uut u The hlii
Ia the house on a point % ertirr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
BOWEN IS
OPPOSED

Ef,orta are brlnn made by certain
,..se b.fa-rls.et ~ the city eduhffi
-, nFn uos satisfied With tue SUD
testian uf Dave Bascn 81 presto =.
n the neu body O. uFganife 70 &c,
anathsr candidate The plan. a. ~.
l.mpiea contemplate indurlnE me
80 munielpai ownsrrhip memhes
sIert 10 JOIN vita the more lnas
..nasnt ropablsoAn memhsrh tof the
.tsrtIon u some pthsr rvFublieah
,,,habiy Crishioa o. Murphy. Inc
.....,,l,ian 10 nowsn is heinE carried
on vety cautiously ana has 81.
y.t ma,q a great deal 4 proEfss.
Precedent GIii stated thia si''t
-, that II vas inpos@thi" 10
tfaak the Bowen fFamesup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
CALIFORNIA JAUNT
WILL BE HUMMER
COMMERCIAL CLUES LAND sUssHlvr
PROMISES So ecEssrvL- GOVERNOR nEko
Will co ALONG

ynu. that's thr heat part % the
holo hasiusaa
Governor Mead has consented q
90 alung. and President White wlii
also srnoint an sareilent speaker "a
at - a representative and official
mouthuicCu
Taenusa 10 Join.
A. Tarufna the local party wili be
iutnsd By Governor Mead and flllY
Is men ana women from the city q
UaNiiuY FROM tie time the train
rolls out ~ ths local station until
the last iingufsra are ready to re
turn home. the trip viii bs one sue
csaslan ~ receptions and fesiivi-
tiea
Portland vii BE- the first hnaf AZ
Sacramento the party Wili be greet
"a by Governor Pauies. The mayer
has appointed a special commission
70 take the party through China
town in san Francisco. Great ~
rspfiuna and side excursions all
also take place At Ina Angeles ard
san Jose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
REAL ESTATE
STILL ACTIVE

Ths rentsr a acsiaa m the real
Srsis market started ana. naarnlnz
ssvaad TIE shores % lzzks taniau. A
assi uhieh vii Do cunHamneas@.t
uts week n TIE = 7. Denny seear.f
sfntion gil aulaant u see aaa. Iahu
Miller q ca. SUCCESSORS Co F'rauE
NAssor 4 Co. are putting tfas trans
seisoa thsnuEh. 80 parties hefna 10
cal Investors
Vns movement has bsan started
~ ths presence n fhs city ~ D. T.
SAfaezu. whn hazss from Ottawa. u~
has ~, been iatsrestssl n anr ~
th@ Frsl estate firms. hat sinse
1rssday has hsen sen muah ln ne
rieiniif II I.aks tfnioa. carefully ea
snx ever al Falasable lrzsstaKrs. Last
night ~ ieff the city - mysterious
2 e he came. ans presumably Tor
tAnnuver. " G. Al thssse NJ
have been a. ali soiicitoua - 30 hia
movements knnm a. mmrh today a.
oefses he came.
kfaul a reliable source IL waa
asaraea this morning thaf property
on TIE oofhsr Of 5th sai Lane. near
TIE Nnican Iron works. vas being
souxht after Il e stated that tao
i1is NRrs solf for $50 900 each. aasf
Three more were being negotiats.i
Tor y. IT. iafifHer T. the man sup
pose4 o. BE- behind ths deal. al
th9agh ~ says nothing