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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
COSTA IS NOLLE PRESSED

The two counts against Frank Costa,
eteward on the transport Buford In
the Federal Court for stealing linen
from the army ship, were nolle pressed
this morning by u. s. District Attor-
pey Breckons. Costa turned govern
ment witness yesterday In the case
against p. Marcello but his testimony
did not seem TO be strong enough to
convict as the Jury turned Mawello
loose. finding him not guilty.
As each had accused the other OF
stealing and the case against Costa was
no stronger than that which had failed
against his fellow employee II was
thought best to drop the matter, Meth
er will remain ON the Buford, however
after the trouble,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
Big MEETING SUNDAY

We are hearing h lot Of political talk
these days. That Is proper. A lot OF
men will turn out to political meet
Ing because they expect to hear some
thing good. Men who like to hear u
good talk will not be disappointed II
they turn out to hear Mr.. q. ID. Edwards
speak ut the Y. NJ. C. A. hall Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Chester
Livingston will sing. II will be the
most attractive mems meeting held
here In u long time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
MO|Ul| HAS No
VOTES FOR |AUkEA

The odd lame native with billysoai
whiskers," as the Advertiser respect
fully refers to the old man Is
q resident of Moiliili, and Ire stated yes
terday in his speech at the corner Of
King and Bethel streets that laukea
came to him out there and asked him
what his chances were in Moiliili.
you might as well 60 back home" re-
piled the old man you will not get
any votes out here. They are all Tor
Brown"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
WEATHER REPORT.
y. 8. Weather Bureau.
Local Office.

OctoDeT -J'
temperatures a. m, rs; s u. m. 50;
10 u. M, so. noon. 50; morning mini.
mum, 10.
barometer, s q. m, 5000: absolute
humidity, Sa, m. 5.57G grains per cub,
foot; relative humidity, 5 n. M, "a PEI
cent, dew point, u, M. GO,
Wind--G u, M, velocity II, direction
f.; s n, M, velocity 10, direction 4,
10 u, M, velocity II, direction u, noon
velocity u, direction n, y.
Rainfall during "a hours ended 3 a
W, trace,
Total wind movement during q
hours ended NJ noon zoe miles
WIN, ", sTockMAN,
Section Director, United states
Weather bureau
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
LOCAL and GENERAL

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
OIL NOT YET LANDED

The steamer Lansing, Of the Union
OIL company, has not been allowed 10
land her cargo by the department of
Public Works as yet ana from the
present indications will not be- allowed
~ The department Is giving the oil
people every chance To prove that their
oil IL Of sufficiently high tosl 10 be-
landed without danger and more tests
gre being made to-day
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
Business Notices.
CARD OF THANKS

Chock Chong. n Chinaman who has
been working for p. G. Jones FOR thir.
iy.one years. takes this means OF
thanking Mr.. Jones for his kindness
to him. He is very sick and. wishing
TO go back TO China. Mr.. Jones made
him "A present of $500. 352O.3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25

The Board OF Supervisors viii hold
u meeting tomorrow evening Al 7'3O
o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
TERRITORIAL SENATOR.
COUNTY CLERK.

!. ".Er '"0l 7Gs,1riy nominated
- to lcrn1:a ic County Conyen
tIu1 or Ne u.lcc Of
COUNTY CLERK. COUNTY OF
OAHU.
! hereby solicit the votes Of the Elect.
ors of the County.
MANLEY q. X. HOPKINS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25

~"V0 Rent" ssras on sale q
me oullstln sstiss,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25

We can be found at all hours Of the
day at our office and by Phone Main
t7s and all hours Of night by Phone
Blue s0t.
HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO.,
1920 FORT ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
'Dally.
I lex. sunday.
I Sunday Only.

The Ilalelwa Limited, twohour
train lonly firstolAss tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at sag
a, M; returning, arrives In Honolulu
ut 1910 y. N, The Limited stops only
NJ Pearl city and Waianae.
q, y, nENlSoN, v q. SMITH,
snpl, q, y, A Y, A,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25

Fine Job PRINTING ., the sulls,ln,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25

; auLLsrlN ADS, PAY 20
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
Oahu Railway
Time Table.
OUTWARD.

For Waianae, Waialua. Kahuku and
Way Stations-'9: 10 n. m, '3 20 y. M.
For Pearl City. Eva Mil and Way
Stations - 1850 u. m, 1915 a. IN.
'5:l5 y. m. 80: 80 y. m, fll:OO y. m.
For Wahiawa--'9: l5 u. N. and 81: IL
y. N,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
SENATOR. COUNTY OF OAHU.

- BULLETIN ADS, PAY -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
INWARD.

Arrive Honolulu from Kahulu. Wal.
alua and Waiahaa--'s:3 SO a. H.. 1854
y. III.
Arrive In Honolulu from Eva Mill
and Pearl City-t7;4G a. m. $3.50 a.
m, 'lO:3S n. m, 'l:4O y, M. '4:3l y.
m, '5:3l y. m. 1880 y. IN.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa -
1886 u. M. aud 1881 y, N
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

The New York banks are making
their periodical howl about there be-
ing shortage In the supply CT
money, and are importuninR the gov
eminent to deposit more money with
them. Let US see, WASH 1t the New
York ''fee tinanciers that declared
ten years ago that we had plenty of
money to do the business of the
country, and that all that was need
cd was confidence? Yet they are
asking for more elastic currency in
face OF the fact that the supply OF
money Is nifty per cent greater than
II was then. The plain truth Is that
the eastern banks take the money
Of the country deposited with them
and lend In excessive amounts to
Wall street gamblers for speculation.
Then when tile season comes that
the rest OF the country draws on the
eastern banks they lind their reserve
running low. 1t begins TO look as II
Shaw had stood by these stock gamb
leTs long enough In loaning then
money from the United States treas
ury.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

As an indication OF how the ad-
minisbratiou stands on the trust
question, II is only necessary to point
To the letting of n contract for armor
plate recently by the navy depart.
ment for couple OF battle ships.
Until couple OF years ago there was
no concern In the United States that
had the temerity to 20 into cOmpeti.
tion with the steel trust. Recently
this concern made a bid to furnish
the armor plate for these BATHS ships
$500, 900 cheaper than the bid made
by the trust The result was that
Schwab, With his prominent assist :
ants hocked tn Washington to de.
mand AN equal division Of the con-
tract. lie gave rs a reason for the
demand that unless they got part
of the business the trust would he
forced Ia 90 out II business. In
other words, II must have govern
ment protection or II would be forced
| 10 40 out OF business. The admins
tration yielded and the trust got the
greater share of the contract. This
Is controlling the exorbitant de
mauds OF the trust with a vengeance.
Does u show that the republican
party would DESTROY every trust doing
business In the United States had II
the power
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

Secretary Taft Is not only man OF
great physical weight, hut be must
have a cavernous hole In his face.
10 his North Carolina speech he put
his trust foot in his mouth and was
not satisfied with that but In a few
minutes began 10 give the Southern
colonies advice, and is result put
his other loot IN the same ca.ernous
opening. He attempted 10 uphold
the presidents pulley Of getting aft
or the Trusts at the expense Of Bry-
an and Parker Judge Parker came
back at him In a newspaper inter
view and shows that there las not
been trust prosecution In the past
few months that could not have been
enforced In 1902 or any succeeding
year under the same law. Taft has
not the usual diplomacy OF the trust
defender, and 1t would be advisable
for the present administration to ap
point some one else ~ Voice tie sen
tlments OF the powers that be.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

- A dear old lady recently died Ia
New Yurk at the advanced age OF
IO5 years, and before her death. she
attributed her great aye u tie Tact
that for The last fifty year, she liyed
on nothing but bread aud mix.
Those that desire to live beyond the
century mark should derive great
lesson from this case. There IS no
telling how long this good lady might
have lived had she conhued herself
strictly To a diet of ozone. From her
ease We should realize that the Cte-
atof OF all Good did not attend the
beasts OF the field, the birds ot the
air nor the fruits OF the ground for
the sustenance OF mankind, but
merely for him To admire. The point
OF the anecdote Is lost in lie fact
that the deponent sayeth not as to
the cause Of her death. No doubt 1t
was due To the in6rmities OF child
hood and not to advanced age.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

The American people as SIM
cerely mourn the death Of Lady Cur
znn az will the people In the home OF
her adoption. She was noble WON
an, not perhaps by the accident oil
firth, but by her noble traits ot
character. This IL one OF the few
international marriages that bad nc
element of sordldness and silly ambi'
tion. IL was not, as Is usually the
case rich American girl marrying a
protiigate nohleman Tor social POSI-
ton. Lord Curzon was rich In his
own right aud he married Mary Lett
en- for her beauty OF person and hei
noble traits OF character. While Ia
vas ylceroy OF India bis success IL
his official career was as much due
To the intellingence ot his wife as Il
his own individual efforts.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

What has become OF the much
talked Of board OF trade or chamber
OF conmerccY Has II died a born
IMP The matter was discussed on
the street and enough interest seem
ingly had been worked up TO start
the ball rolling had there been some
one who would have taken the lead.
There IL much for such an oganiza'
tion 10 do right now, and now Is the
time To cou. meDce work In unison foI
the accomplishment of improvements
for Salmon. Every dollar Invested
In such business organization vii
bring back on the investment a aun
dred told. There is no limit, In 1
moderate way, to what such an or
aanized body OF men can do. II
would benefit every man who Is IL
business or owned lot within TIN
city limits.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26
R0osnvslr ssDs IT.

John Sharp Williams bluut charges
that MIR. Roosevelt SIS planning II
70 that he will he forced to make the
race" a. the republican candidate for
president Ia 1908 elieits prompt
AMI equally blunt reloinder from
oyster Hay. The statement that
comes from Mr. Loeb, confidential
secretary TO the president, Is so plain
aud emphatic that II must be taken
~ dual. lilo says
The president meant exactly whal
be said on the night OF his election,
that he would not be candidate
again for the presidency that state.
,nent Is irrevoeable.
IL Is we'll 10 refer back To what Mr.,
Roosevelt said ON the night Of his
rhctioa; TO the statement that he
mcant exactly" the statement
tnat Is ''lrrcyocable. F." IL was as FOL.
lows;
| Gu March 4, next. shall have
ssfvei three aud one-half years, and
| this thsee and une-half years eonsti.
.utes my nrst tern. The wise rule
| Ahich limits the president to Two
terms regards the substance aud not
| the turm. Under no Circumstance
sill be candidate for or accept
smother nomination.
Words could not toe more explicit.
Mr.. Rooseyelt's statement made
now, through hts secretary, reiterat'
ing this former statement aud dc.
,larlng IL iIrcyccable, can only b,
taken az definitely and nnally tlinin'
atiua him from further considerable,
~ a possible candidate
The second statement, Ia tact
should not have been called Tor II
Is hardly conceivable that an Amcri
can president. haying sanctioned TIN
anwritteu two terms rule, aud hay
Ing formally pledged himself hetor'
the couutry that under no eircum
stances would he he a candidate f.
or accept another nomination. conl'
later tic prevailed upon to break fattl
With hitnsclt and with. the people
Under no circumstances mean
under no circumstances, aud there
no possible say of constituting II {
mean anything else.
Aud vet, In the face % this tas,
coalitions have hecumc such In III
republican party that au inercasin
uuubcf OF the shrrwdcst politician
OF bath paltirs have hecu led 10 pr,
iict that the president would viola,
|, hls plvsise, aud some, likc Mr.. ~
liams. have iutimated that he ~
= planning 10 compel bis party TO =
nominate him. That l. nov a
- swept away. The oppOasut OF WI
, ltan J bryan viii not De rbeo,lo
- Roosevelt.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

Carrie Nation is not only a mono.
maniac on the subject % str0tg
drink, but is an unc0uth and Hitter
ate crank on host any subject that
can bo presented She has been in
jail, perhaps at times I'm worthy
cause more times than the worst
hahitual druukard that walks the
Sums OF our large cities. She is in
jail on . charge that makcS her form.
er eScapadeS pale into insiguideauce.
Carrie got the idea into aet nnddlc
that the youths ot the land were 20.
ing 10 destruction cruSS lots, and
that she WAS appointed hy the divine
commands To snatch them from the
burning She has been sending out
through the mails 4 publication On
titled An Important Talk 20 Bows. 20
the same containing matter unit for
[ publication, Carrie is crank enoush
to think that she has a divine com.
mission 10 reform the world aud she
has lived ~ bong on uotorietv that
SHE has really become insane and not
accountable for the strange freaks Sin,
Is guilty OF, The place Tor her is in
an insane asylum. and not 4 jal.. A.
though most Ot rs would bs canton,
II she would retire from the puhH,
gafe long enough Tor III to -, our
breath
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26
STAT. Democratic Convention Call.

Nv resolution OF the Democratic stale cen
trail commlttee OF Idaho a Convention will he
held al Cosnt dAlcHe, Idaho, On Monday
Aueusi q. sooo, al u. IN, Tor the purpose -
nominating a Congressman and State osi'cers
ant rev state central committee AMI trans
AL sach other haslnrss ~ may be lf"aghi
before Il. The cuEnmlitse unanimously rec
commended thai United States senator I've
Nominated bs the people 1T such convention
Mhrthes the political affairs 81 Idaho shah
he eausrolesi bs the Mormon hierarchy being
the vital qacsltna IN the coming campaign
the committee again insists that this - not ,
,artasAn ISSUE. and therefore. invites all eili
srns 10 unte al the primaries in Opposing an
ATTACK on individuals htcftY
The VARGAS counties arc entitled 10 deit'
.atsx a. f.sitowx
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

gained a national reputation, closed
their lives in bitterness, and an cpl.
taph on their tombstone might have
been They failed 10 reach the goal
OF their ambition.
To he successful IN politics, espe-
cially In this day and age OF the
world, II Is necessary To stiie all that
Is good and when starting In a po-
lltical campaign leave your con-
science at homs. We do not pretend
TO say there are no honest men in
polltlcs, but political life has q
tendency TO have d debasing iniiu-
ence. This rule more particularly
applies TO one who starts out Ia life
by making politics LIES profession.
The corrupt practices in politics Is
accountable Tor tie graft that has
permeated lea otiicialdo;D ali over the
country In the past fes years. IL
mas ltrcomc 80 that a candidate must
generally spend more IN campaign
for his election than he will get out
II the ONCE during Iiis term. TIE
Inevitable result Is, that he must re-
sort to other methods TO secure SOME
ompensation for bis services. and
circumstances force hin 10 be the
willing tool of the corporation briber.
rhe political hanaefs-on Of the sue
ccssful political party must he paid
for their services, and the candidate
Is supposed 10 have barrel of such
ilmenisuns that the wants ~ all may
be supplied.
This Is not all TINT the candidate
Tor an Important os'ce has to can
tend with. nut IL is the treachery
the bad faith an6 the false friend
ship. that are the Jagged sunken rocks
hidden Ia the political waters that,
on the surface are 80 fair and insit-
ing. IL IL the constant fear that 4
.eeker after political bonors has ui
1eing The dupe aud tool OF those
stlll higher above him In the politi
scale that will drive the strong
| NJ uiaU w NfNpitis tbtSp aiN ~ ''f'
u The things that he who goes intc
| politics must expect.
On the other hand, mingled with
the faithlcssness there Is much oI
faith; honor contends beside Of dis
honor. aud there are true and loya
friends as well AZ false ones. The
successful honest politician learns /,
take them all at their true value; u
discriminate between the good ant
the bad. the loyal and the disloyal
lud Ia the end decide for himself
nut To do this he must have spsn
years In The study Of character o
must have his intuitiye faculties dc
seloped In large degree.
The tine IL past In our politica
life when the ONCE seeks the man
and had We son who was about l.
Istart nut ia life we would advise bin
to take even the most mental labo
than to make poll les llfes bust
cess. Ope Is life Of turmoil
treachery. ana often a life Of falls
hopss ending In the greatest OF dis
appointment aud 1t il better 10 ca
the bread Of toll than To liyein III,
nry which IL secured often by treacf
nv and dishOnur.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

A berlin professor has discovered
that the bite OF girl-the more
beautiful the girl may be, tie more
fatal Is the bitc--wiIl produce Instant
death. In fact the bite is more fatai
than the bite OF the NEST dangerous
reptile We have never been bitten
in literal sense, by neither beau
tiful nor a homely girl. but on the
strength OF this professors asser-
tion, we would advise all youne men
TO beware
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

Maxim Gnrkey, the great Russian
author aud advocate OF socialism,
leaves this country Ia disgust, salts
lied that NO asa people are fairly
contcnted aud we'll satisfied With our
selves lie also says, In magazine
article that we arc "puritanical
hypoerltesn and have no sense OF
tho beautiful In art. No doubt " we
had believed In eoncuhinaee, and
had not criticized him for bringing u
woman TO this country nominally as
his wife, whilo hts wife was left III
Russia. he might have had better
opinion OF us. Go,key intellectually
Is wonderful man, and II would moi
be surprising II the conditions In hi'
country had not made an anarchist
out of him In place OF socialist bu'
he il man of too easy morals to b
lioniIed very much by the American
people.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26
wnssl WITHIN 4 wnanti

Jadeing FROM the care eseIclsed by |
the local political healors In climin.
ating the well.knnwn strong anti.
stevens republicans from The county
convention. by defeating them at the
primaries, IL was hrst thought II ~as
almust conclusise evidence that this
county would send strong stevens
deleg stion To the judicial convention
which maets vt poeatelio at the
same time as the s'ate convention
The casual observes Is now willing u
confess, owing u later Developments,
that IN this particular case. there
Was a wheel withiu wheel.
TIE delegation Is nov taking
among themselves, aud pointing onl
how IL wuuld weaken the county
ticket In Lumhl county, were they u
he 80 foolish as To contribute towares
the nomination az Stevens. Some OF
tie delgatiou have shown their lark
Of political astutcBtss by allowing ths
inner workings Of tire machine to he.
come pubic property, We nov make
the prediction that Lcmhi coun,S
viii cast her vote after the prelimin'
asy skiTmish, IL IL he hund neces'
sary, 90 defeat both Stevens aud
Padshan, 20 jones.
On the IIst bali,'; II IN possible aud
must probable that tnis dcle.atio,
~iil vote Tor radghaa. The other
paper. nnwitiinsiy perhaps, voiced
What siil actually occur In Its refer
rncc TO Judge paaaham's candidacy,
10 this language, "it Il probahls
that the Lembi delegation siil msas'
ore the sso lai Tor him when the,
get 10 pratelio We eili do tn,
other paper justice to sas that tbs
sentence sas concluded by sayiug
s'seeiLg whether his nonluatlon .,
possible, aud viii do him good u
thoy eau n tbs Hist part IT tbs
sentence bad besa concluded by sas
log. In whlrh TO ind u politiea
gave. the writer would not onl,
have t-en considered a prophet, hu
weaid have teen considered seer
Ia shonl the future il but an upeI
tsuuk.
rrom a p,litieai standpoint, IA
democrats Of this county are onl
praying that tie convention all
nomluate judge stevens. II suffice
TO say tlaat many epubltcans, AZ sel
ne the democrats rallEc that Juds
Stevens IL the 9vskest psssiblc can
lsaate. aud that there wtll hs m
volt auous the tlsstsf eisHcnt OF IN
republicans that may result 10 cleeI
laE a dxms~fat, tslthstsndiu
this laaieisi district sas carried /
the fsauplirAus la ,he last elcctl ~
by tao thousand majority.
The Recotdss sincerely hopss thl
John Psaghsn slil SECURE the non
inticn, bot II the btg thtve Of "a
Le-uhl republican machine can %
vent ~. 70 ALL nvssf eccut. Wit
they arc toand 10 tsssgnar his Z
ne1ney a. a lA@yet his iO,alty ~
republican, bis morality as a gent
nan aud hls ~otth ~ a gnHd elite
yet ios the good If tbsIs future 81
cess his defeat and pUlitieai annth
atlan 10 neccNsaTy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-26

The slogan. "oae hundred million
dollars for national reclamation, I"
which Is To he the hattie cry nj the
Fourteenth National Irrigation con-
grcss at hoise, September 3, has been
takeh up 10y delegates coming from
every section at the country, Adyo-
Gates OF the movement will he able
10 convince every delegate 10 the
congress that there is an absolute
necessity for the immediate use OF
this sum to complete work now un.
der way, aud that every dollar will
bo returned With interest within 10
years by the farmers to he benefited
| II Is "a business proposition, aud the
security offered Is land that is worth
note than three umes the amount
which will he asked 10 reclaim u.
The boise session will he known as
the hundred nillion dollar con,
+ sTpsS. 4"