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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
THE CAMEO FAD

Canoes and picture brooches stand
foremost among the unusual offerings
Of jewelry for miladi's use this sum-
nner. They represent the, tip of ele-
gance. and Of fantactic. conceit, and to
the woman in search of novelties their
designs and settings display: all that
is most unique and out Of the ordinary
in jewe1ed ornamentation Tho cameo
particularly is being exploited in many
odd and fascinating ways in every
kind OF trinket. :. ~ -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
T11HaPRTNcEss WALK.

Let us, Be stylish or die, . say the
women who are wrestling with the
princess walk, !" which Ii The freshest
freak brought forth by the fad for
princess =frocl<s.ss tits something be-
tween glide and caterpillar crawl.
The head must be carried as tho it was
held back by a check rein. A woman
physician, speaking before club the
other day, said The new walk is an
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
Where Feminine Fancy Lights

but or cod. The fish is broken up into
fine fakes. When the butter is melted
the white Of the egg is added, cut in
small pieces, and the. fish flakes and
rice. The mixture Is seasoned well.
When it becomes thoroly hot, being
stirred continually it is piled on dish
and garnished with alternate lines of
finely chopped parsley and the yo1l<s Of
eggs rubbed thru a sieve.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

affiction to women. It is weakening
to their constitutions and makes them
fall prey to the great white plague.'
The doctor. showed how the chest was
followed to produce this desired effect.
She said. that the fashion Of holding
ones muff up near the collar last win
ter had done much to help along the
chest weakness.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

RRooK TROUT, IL cents pound.
- Wau-eyed pike, Is cents a pound.
Crappies, 10 cents pound.
Asparagus, 10 cents a bunch.
Tomatoes, Is cents a pound.
Dried pears, 10 and 30 cents.
Dried apricots, Is and 10 cents.
~ Rhubarb, l. cent a pound
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
THE ANGEL IN HIM. ~ -, 81.

THE ANGEL IN HIM. " " -
ELIHU ROOT, the secretary Of war, said of war s
- aboliton: - FI. '1F. 49,. ,.~'.. -:', 80
II believe that some day war will be abolished
Man continually advances He will some day be wise
enough to realize the profound stupidity of war.
but he is not yet in a positions to abolish war;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
MRS. vANDERBILT's DAINTY
!. Modern Women

& Mrs. Alfred IS. Vanderbilt has in
vented a delicious breakfast dish which
has been given to many of her friends.
To make it one ounce Of butter is
melted in pan. Ready at hand are
half pound Of nicely boiled rice, two
hard-boiled eggs and half a pound of
cold cooked fish such as paddock, hall
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

If SCOT falls on the rug put on plenty
of dry salt, and brush it up at once with
a stiff whisk broom. There will then
be no stain.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
FROM ELIZABETH LEE
Belts and Stocks.

Dear Miss Lee: Will you kindly ad.
wise me thru your columnss What
style Of cuffs and collars are those of
Powered ribbon recently suggested by
you for wear with white linen suits?
What kind Of belts are prettiest for
wear with white linen suit, and with
white lingerie waist7 What style and
color Of hat would you advise for best
wear, an all-white or all-black7 Gowns
include white linen suit, light jacket
suit. One Of the Older Girls.
The collars and cuffs mentioned be-
fore are made in shawl collar and
turned back slightly aaring cuffs lined
with canvas, for general wear with a
linen suit. For dressier occasions 4
deep rolling collar, suggesting deep
points in the front at closing, and deep
square cavalier cuffs open at the outer
edge Of arm, make. most attractive &C.
cessories. These will be edged with a
couple of tiny overlapping lace frills,
perhaps headed with a baby beading
threaded with black or colored velvet.
AS to the belt question, I would reply
that the choice depends upon the hour
and occasion: For morning wear a
white or co1ored kid belt will be
smarter than any other kind, while for
afternoon a white kid or a lowered
ribbon belt would be equally appro-
pirate, and the same rule will apply to
lingerie waists. One sees gold ribbon
confning these quite often, but never
upon a person who is considered fas-
tidious in matters of dress. -..-
+ L. should prefer the all white hat,
/ think, as, being more summary and
girlish looking. Elizabeth Lee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

The queen Of Holland paints. spirited military
pictures. -" "a ,fgu.4 ~ ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
HE GOT THE JOB.

tE.rHEsE testimonials said the great merchant,
~. care satisfactory enough But one more ques-
ton
eyes, SIR said the young man.
''Have you any aged grandparents"
"N-no.'
"Any feeble greatuncles great-aunts7''
! ''No, sir. Why do you-9''
"Oh, nothing. I only wanted to make sure you
wouldn It be called away during the baseball
AS it u.s. you'll do. Report please, at tomorrow"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

The king of England hasa marked German accent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

THEN THE ALDERMAN, WHO HAS BEGUN TO
MAKE Appropriateness IN CERTAIN I'm
FLUENTIAL QUARTERS"
(Next in series will be The Mayor)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31

John D. Rockefeller once hoed potatoes for $3.50
o week. ~>%=.- t.. .S<.<..#
Joseph Chamberlain smokes ten cigars a day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
Worth Framing

The Journals Gibson drawings unusually good
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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01
Ritstj6ri: Tn. Thordarson.
Entered at the post-of6ce at Minneota
Mimi, as second-class matter.
Markver0 Malsh0f0un.

Nesta ahugamal Pj6oarinnar er MI sem
stendur, ao fnna RAD, er dugi til pess, az
hnekkj ia einokun og yfirgangi au0valdsins her
/ landi. Otel jandi tilraunir hafa verio til pess
geroar undanfarin ar, og margin sjalfste0ir
menn hafa neytt allrar orku til pess a0 eta
kappi vi0 einokunarvaldio, en- allir hafa bar
att vio ofurefi a0 eta, og festir hafa peir
lagt ALTAR eigur sinar s0lurnar og or0i0 MAUD
ugir undan a0 ]ata. 1 Peirri vioureign getur
enginn beitt l0g um til az reka r6ttar sins:
Pao lftur svo ut, sem l0gin s6u Groin %leiksopp-
ur hOndum auovaldsins. Enda par sem rik-
isPing hafa samio sdrstok log til pess ao reisa
skorour vio einokun, ems og t. d. / Kansas,
par hefr au0valdinu tekist al kiga rikio svo,
a0 PAD ser ser ekki fert az beta beim l0gum.
"A sambandsPingi Bandarikjanna hafa einok-
unarfel0gin svo miki0 valid, az pau geta
vanalega 1komio fyrir kattarnef hverri tilraun,
sem par er ger0, til Pess az takmarka yGrgang
PETRA % aswlni.
Hid voldugasta og jafnframt hi0 versta
einokunarfelag her / landi er steino1iufelagi0
mikla standard Oil Co... DAD hehr MI um
m0rg undanfarin ar fario sinu fran bm0i leynt
og lost, a0 Pvi er viroist, an nokkurs tillits til
laga og rettar. DAD er fyrir l0ngu oroi0 deg
mum lj6sara. al Peir herrar, er par hafa NEST
mil jonavaldio, viroa az vettugi rettarkr0fur
og vii ia Pj60arinnar. DAD er a hvers MAINS
vltoro', 40 Peir cru glapamenn, sem aldrei
hlka ser vio 40 brj6ta log & 0orum, eff peir STA
ser bag Pvf. Delta er marg sanna0 at reynslu
PETRA mamma, er fyrir 6%j0fnu0i hafa or0io af
PETRA halfa, og margir gl@pir Peirra hafa
verlo vottfastir fyrir r6tti 1 m%alss6knum 1ms-
um' or h0foaoar hafa veri0 gegn peim, og par
hata auomenn Pessir ennfremur reynst mein-
s@rlsmenn, og Pvf n@st gengio sykna0ir fra
domst6lnum, og hlegi6 svo az hegningarl0g-
unum og 0llum malarekstrinum. pi6oin hefr
ar eft'r ar kvarta0 undan kdgunarvaldi peirra;
beoi / heima hdsum og a mannfundum hefr
Pao ~Jafnan veri6 Ahugarikt umra6uefni, 90
Hest bl0o % timarit hafa autt UNI BAD ritgero.
If fle'rl Goa ferri, margar Peirra beiskar mj0g
og beroroar; en- auomenn Pessir hafa teki0
Pvi 0llu meo fyrirlitningu og hroka, sem
marklausu uppger0arrausi.
Nj er pc loks par komi0, al ekki or yon-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01

lendrar einokunar fall a0urlangt Hour. Fran
kvnmdarvald sambandsstjornarinnar hefr MI
h0foa NAL gegn felagi pessu, og PAD er hid
eina valid 4 jar0rfki, sem getur krafo PAD
reikningsskapar og gef6 Pvi pa raoningu, er
dugi.
Stj6rnin hefir / h0ndum MAGYAR sannanir
fyrir PVT az ,,Standard Oil" f6Iagi0 sc 6l0g-
met s%tofnun, par ed ba0 er Pannig til oroi0,
40 m0rg smerri fel0g, er a0ur verzlu0u med
ollu og attu fiesta oliubrunna her / landi, voru
sameinu0 og %myndu0u Petta mikla felag, az
raoi Rockefellers og ftlaga hans, 1 Peim til
gangi ao nj alger0ri einokun 4 einni helztu
nauosynj av0ru Pj%60arinnar og dtryma allri
samkepni, og Peim tilgangi hefir Peim hepn-
asst svo vel az ma, 40 Peir eiga MI n!u tfundu
hluta at alIri oliuverzlun Bandarfk janna, utan
lands og imam. DAD er einnig sanna0, a0
John ID. Rockefeller OF ra0smenn hans hafa
st05ugt ao Pvf unnio 1 m0rg ar, az ella og
auka Petta mikla einokunarf6lag med 6l0g-
legri a0fer0, og oft hafa Peir til Pess beitt
g~lapsam]egum br0g0um.
Delta er ekki / fyrsta sinni, az sambands-
stjornin hefr hlutast til um athnf einokunar-
felaga, hun hefr a0ur svnt PAD, az hun getur
vi0 pau radio OF teki0 fran fyrir hendur peiln,
eff hun will beta valdi sfnu. Hin 6nytti alger-
lega fyrir@tlun Hills og Peirra felaga,er peir
vildu sameina jarnbrautaf6l0g sin Minnesota
ogg 0orum rik jun her nyr0ra: og aeiri Pa,fa-
verk af Pvi tagi hetr hun unni6; en- takist
henni MI az steypa ,,Standard Oil' felaginu
og hegna helztu ra0anautum Pess, pa ma atla
ao f6tum sc kipt undan herlendri einokun,
PVT a6 PAD ftlag er langvoldugast einokunar-
felag her 1 landi og hefir lengi veri6 fyrir-
mynd festra hinna. Rockefeller er atrdna6-
argoo einokunarinnar, og raosmensku hans
hafa festir eoa allir stjornendur annara elm
okunarfelaga tekio ser til f%yrirmyndar.
Nj er full aste0a til ao vona, az NAL.
sokn ST, er s%tj6rnin heir hafo gegn honum
og felagi hans ver0i ekki arangurslaus; og
fari svo, a0 Peir mem, sem her era keroir,
VERDI sakfeldir, pa ma tel ia visit, 40 PAD verdi
0llum referendum einokunarfel0gum st6rkost-
legur hnekkir. Malsh0f0un Pessi ver6ur elm
Hmm merkasti viobur0ur 1 s0gu Pj60arinnar,
of allir emb@ttismenn stj6rnarinnar, Peir er
mali0 s@kja og 0ll vitni PETRA, gera skyldu
sfna, og framfylggjja stranglega l0gum og retti,
en- lata hvorki ginnast at %br0g0um og m1tum
ne hugfallast fyrir h6tunum hinna ]@visu 90
voldugu malsverjen Vic Pvi ms reyndar
blast a0 Peim verdi s6knin er66, par sem viz
slikt ofureai er a0 eiga, og telja ma PAD visit,
ao Peir bregoist ao einhverju leyti vonum
Pj6oarinnar aour lykur, en- pratt fyrir PAD cru
P6 til Pess mestar likur, ao mals6kn pessi half
ahrif til st6rra b6ta a fjarhagsfyrirkomulag
og vioskiftalif Pj6of6lagsins, og fyrir Pvf ao
svo VERDI er ST trygging ekki hva6 sist, a0
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01
bak vi0 hama stendur ma6ur ems Prekmikill
oy einbeittur og Roosevelt forseti.
Stafse Nyja.

Flestum nun vera nokku0 kunnugt n.y.
mali PAD, er ymsir herlendir mentamenn hafa
MI UNI brio haft a p%rj6nunum UNI breyting q
stafsetning enskrar tungu. Nefnd var kosin
til Pess al ihuga NAL Petta og raoa fran dr
PVT, bversu breyta skyldi rithatti; hun ger0i
till0gur sfnar heyrum kunnar, og pa l1sti
Roosevelt forseti yfr Pvf, az ham veri mj0g
hlyntur till0gum nefndarinnar og nskti Pess,
ao r6ttritunarreglum hennar yr0i alment fy]gt
her / landi framvegis. Aour var nymeli Pessu
it'll gaumur gefinn af blum Porra mama, en-
Pegar Roosevelt kom til s0gunnar og vildi IA
Pvf framgengt, pa var vaki0 athygli mama
ytirleitt, baoi herr landi og erlendis, par sem
ensk tunga er t0lu0, og enda 1 Aestum l0ndum
hins menta0a helms.
Nargt er UNI PAD rett hvort breyting sd
q stafsetning malsins, er nefnd Pessi og for
setinn vii a az komist a, mum veroa til veru-
legra b0ta e0a ekki. DAD eitt er henni tali6
til gildis, og Pvf getur enginn neita0, az hin
nvja stafsetning er miklu nar frambur0i og
a0 Pvi leyti auoveldari en- ST, er tiokast hefr
til Pessa, og m0rgum st0fum er her slept /
ritmali, sem ekki heyrast 1 franbur6i. Do er
hin nyja r%ettritun ekki nandar nmrri sam
hl]6oa framburoi, par cru az ems 6P0rfustu
s%tafirnir feldir dr einst0kum or6um, 90 eink-
UNI Po dr endingum or6a, en- allur fj0ldi ORD
anna ver0ur ekki rita6ur eftir frambur0i. Dad
hefoi P6 nefnd Pessi helzt kosi6. En- ba0 var
henni om0gulegt,Pvi ao Pess er enginn kostur
40 rita ensku eftir flambur0i, par 90 b6kstaf-
If cru engir til / ritu0u mali, ef takni s6rstak-
lega yms hlj66 i enskunni, og po svo v@ri,
ao PAD P@tti vinnandi vegur al beta bar vi0
nyjum hlj6otaknum sem reyndar er ekki
fyrlretlun PETRA mamma, er pessu nymeli
raoa = g@ti PAD ekki oroi6 fullnagiandi
vegna Pess, 40 framburour enskunnar er svo
mj0g mismunandi i hinum ymsu l0ndum bar
sem hun er t0lu6, a0 PAD hljo0tAkn, er gilda
m@tti t. d. / Bandarfkjunum petti 6haft 4
England o. S. frv.
Hvort Pessi breytingartilraun half franz
vegis nokkur veruleg ahrif a enskan ritthatt.
eoa naomi ni0ur imam skamms ems 90 Wind
bola, er enn 0ldungis 6vist. Ymsir hafa spa0
Pv1' 40 her Sc risin byltingaralda, er umturna
mum Pjoof6lagsskipun og pii6oerni. allra
enskum@iandi Pj60a, en- hinir cru p6 miklu
Heiri, er telja PAD lfklegast, az her fari sem
oftar' er Pess hattar t%ilraunir hafa verio ger0-
ar 40 %aranggurinn VERDI it'll e0a enginn. Dad
er eitt mccall annars, sem fundio er n1mn1;
Pessu til forattu, a0 um PAD fjalla a0 ems fair
menn 1 Bandarikjunum, en- Englendingar
sJalhr koma par hvergi narri. 40 vfsu BAUD
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
JAPhN'S NAVAL DREAM

Victoria, d. c.. Oct l.-Adviccs were
received today by the steamer Beller.
ophon that the Japanese Naval Dc.
partment had decided upon naval
program for the Improvement Of the
japanese navy, the expansion to cover
a period of eight years. The Diet is
asked to vote sl35.OOO. 900 for the pur.
pose. of which sl2.OOO.OOO will be used
to repair present vessels. among them
the former Russian vessels captured
and raised. Many vessels now in ser.
vice will be replaced.
The program for the naval depart.
mcnt will be to have battleship
squadron of eight vessels. represent.
ing the strongest and newest types:
two armorcd cruiser squadrons of
eight ships each and three fast cruis'
or squadrons of four ships each. repro
senting program Of ship.buildlng for
the next decade.
Extensive military maneuvcrs will
be held near Kokura by the japanese
army. the. main consideration being
given to Practice In engineering works
The maneuvcrs will be held privately
not even foreign attaches being per
mittcd to attend.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
NEXT COM MERClAL CONGRESS

Who can select. or even suggest. =
better place or more appropriate To-
cation for the next American Comma.
eial Convention than Hawaii? Aad
let 1t be called the trans-Paciiic Com.
mercial Congress.
Here We are situated In the middle
Of the Pacific Ocean, with tho whole
Of the Pacific Coast of the Unitcc
States on one side of us and the entire
Eastern Asiatic scaboard on the other
side OF us. American possessions dot.
ting the Pacific nearly all around us,
and American steamers carrying the
commerce of the different Trans-Pa-
cific countries for barter. exchange and
profit.
At present Hawaii has little. outside
Of its sugar. 10 offer in the markets oil
the world. hence our independence OF
commercial rivalry and our proper Sc
lection as the natural meeting ground
for merchants, manufacturers. export.
ers. importers. financiers. statesmen
and representatives OF labor. All shout.
join In such Congress and all should
be invited. who will take the initia-
tive? II seems to be big undertake
ing but It is certainly worth considera.
ton at the hands Of our Promotion
Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
TRANSPORT OFFICER
DAVE D|tD'AT StA


Inc dc''n OF H. NJ Da'ie' 'nird ON
ger VI 'ne transport ihomas' JUST as
tnat Vessei was approaching port ON
FRIDAY hisht' cast great gloom
o'cr every one on poaru 'ne vessel
pa''c hau pcoh On the inomas TOT
thrcc years ana was one OF the most
pop'ar oh'ecrs Oh tue TRANSPORT ser
we "nei' 'ne transport 'eit Nasasah'
NC comp'a'hed Oh ieciihg III. ana the
'h'ps surgeon d. Charies H. roster
"ah'ed 10 perform an operation ior
"pp'hoie''is' pa'io reiuseu 10 permit
,ne opcra.ion' anu ai'noush nc was apie
70 move a"out Tue snip ana attend 10
o's u"tieS' u was apparent 10 All on
oo,i" 'he 'essc' 'hat he was very
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22

While plantation leases cannot be in
terfered with until the terms of their
expiration, a mutual understanding be.
tween the planters and the administra.
ton will go Ions way to solve the
difficult problem that confronts Ha.
wall and enable its more speedy exc.
cution.
Complaint has been rife upon the
land question. On the one hand. those
who would be settlers have claimeo
that they cannot get the opportunity
to secure land. To this the Admins
tration has answered that more lana
has been aiken up in recent years than
ever before, and that applications are
piling up in the Land Commissioner
Office But we don't want them piling
up. We want to see them acted upon.
II the Commissioner were to publish
list. giving the names Of applicants,
that who had been located, the area al.
lotted to each. the area applied for an"
the reasons for their non-allotment,
we believe that much of the expressed
INSTRUMENTATION N'hlN appear w ""'N
been unfoundcd.
From time to time the public is told
that settlers want to locate here. there
and elsewhere. But why don't they!
Ifg the clerical forces and the funds at
the disposal of MIR. Pratt are INSULT
cient. now Is his time to say so, before
the Legislature meets. so that mem
bers-clect can discuss the subject ana
be prepared for action In February. Ii;
the force In the Survey Department is
unable to cope with any extra demands
that may have been made upon 1t, then
let the people know this also and our
legislators will be prepared to meet A
request for additional appropriations
for that department. But what has
been done is the first thing to make
known. not promises for the future,
nor the fact that applications are in
creasing.
What the people want are results.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22

The morning paper seems TO be max
Sheriff election recount or to prejudice
the court. The dirty lnsinuations
against Clerk Bufandeau may be made,
perhaps. simply for the sake of addius
another D to It's unsuccessful campaign
slogan, That two people know the
combination to safe seems hardly
excuse enough for the use of advertis-
Ing type in the news columns. People
think that the Sheriffs shoe must be
pinching a pretty equity old foot some.
whore up in the unoloan laundry shop
whore the dirty linen is washed out
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22

pretty little thing In the japanese
style Of prettincss.
The Jaoanese man who was stabbed
told his story Of how he was awakened
by a man entering his room. He saw
the intruder making OF with satchei
and made an attempt to stop him. re-
ceiving a knife thrust from the fellow
He nevertheless caught him by the
leg. but was unable to hold him. ana
the INTRUDER got away. taking the grip
with him.
Colon acted as his own lawyer, ask
ing few questions In cross examina-
ton. that seemed to lead nowhere and
elected no now information.
On this charge Colon was committed
to the Circuit Court.
The woman did not give her testi-
mony today. The physician who at
tended her told his story and tho case
was continued to Saturday. as was also
the Burglary charge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22

Probably the London or New Yorl'
of the future Pacific will not spring
up In Hawaii. The comparatively
small size and limited resources of this
Territory forbid, But larger and
more prosperous city will develops
here, not alone as the market of stead.
lily increasing domestic imports and
exports. but as the half-way-house be,
tween America, Asia and Australia al
which every trayersing ship will natur,
ally call. In exact accordance with
this expansion Of Pacific trade will be
the development of Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
SUPERVISORS OF OAHU

After faithful service and the ac-
cOmplishmcnt of good work. the first
Board Of Supervisors Of the County o,
Oahu will soon retire. When they took
hold of their duties II was with a rush,
only ten days after they were elected t.
Office and when everything was new TO
them. That they have been more than
successful, In the ordinary meaning %
that word is universally acknowledged
and II Is fortunate for this. the most
important county In the Territory. that
our affairs were placed In such able,
competent and trustworthy hands. Thel"
policy has been one Of business from
start To finish. and each member of the
Board OF Supervisors Of the County OF
Oahu may go out of Office feeling that
he has rendered faithful account OF
his stewardship to his fellow citizens.
During the remaining six week OF
their term of Office the present Super
yisors should see to It that some sur
plus Of funds Is let for the incoming
Board We d. not believe In the pol
Icy adopted In the County OF Hawaii
where the outgoing Board seems dc.
termincd to spend every dollar that Ia
in sight up to December 3lst. leavinl
their successors with nothing but q
blank balance sheet to start the New
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22

Year. In doing this the Hawaii Coun-
ty officials are creating a period of
credit, which must be tidcd over until
such time as that county can receive
its first regular installment OF funds
for the New Year through the Treas
ury Department in Honolulu. 1t may
mean unpaid wages for labor, which
will create hardship The law docs
not call for the expenditure of the coun.
ty funds within the given period for
which they are allotted and the adop-
ton of such policy, merely for the
sake of spending money, Is a wrong
one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
WEATHER REPORT.
II. 3. Weather Bureau.
Local Office.
Nov. 22. 1906

Nov, %, 1906.
temperatures a. m, 70; s a. m.
rs; 10 a. m. 76; noon, S0 morning
minimum, ~.
Barometer, S a. m, 20. IS; absolute
humidity, 8 a. M, 7 .iS5 grains per Gu
tic foot; relative humidity, S a. m.
so per cent; dew point, s a, m, 6S.
Wind-G a. m, velocity 0, direction
Sc; s a. m, velocity 7, direction NE,
10 a. M, velocity 8, direction NE;
noon, velocity Is, direction NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ended
a, m. Trace,
Total wind movement during q
tours ended at noon, 1874 miles
WIN. r. STOCKMAN.
Section Director. United States
Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22

Suggestions for increased Tcrritor,
ial appropriations are being made with
the usual biennial regularity. A, the
same time there is a remarkable alb
sence Of any recommendation for III,
oreasing the revenue TO meet the pro-
posed greater expenditures. The estab-
lishment of sinking fund wherew!t!l
TO repay the Territorial debt is the first
thing to be done
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
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