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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04
AFFIDAVIT
Territory Of Hawaii }
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island OF Oahu }

THE REAL EXPLANATION OF
TWO KINDS.
IN THE CASE OF
MADE TO ORDER
We.
READY TO WEAR.
Subscribed ane sworn 70 be-
fore the public at large that
there are TWO KINDS OF
clothing, namely: "Made TO
Order" and Ready to Wear"
and there Is all the difference
In the world between the two.
The reason you have worn
Ready to Wear Clothing here
tofore it was 4 Of price;
but now, since we are making
clothes to your individual
measure that give satisfaction,
for the same price as you pay
for ready to wear clothes that
can't give your moneys
worth. Say, II is about time
you would get Wise and get
Your Moneys Worth.
OUR SUITS
MADE TO ORDER
FOR S2J
STAND STYLE,
QUALITY AND FIT.
Nothing to Compare Them
with In This Town
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04

> BULLETIN ADS. PAY &c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
What the Market Affords

OF ALL the dishes Of which Baron DEWITT speaks highly
~ he insists that there is that deservedy
popular than the smosak sandwich Of Russia To make
eques variety Of materials and great deal Of care
The result guaranteed to repay for the trouble taken
concocng it. Take first almost paperthin slice of
pmpenickle butter it lightly and, top Of place
equally thin slice of ham; that slice Of white bread
suffered both sides; that spread layer Of caviar
that another slice Of pumperieke; them rotation
top of the other slice of chicken buttered white
read layer of cheese and lastly another slice Of
pupernckle. When this pillar Of edibes has been
eed place it in press and leave it. under considerable
weight for at least half hour In serving the sandwich
cut with very sharp knife perpendiculary from end
nd In Russian society function sdeemed complete I'M
the 1mosaik sandwich is served. z#
To make Boston sandwiches take pint Of cold baked
and with them half cupful of fried finely
minced bacon you have smooth spread it
buttered slices Of Boston brown bread Serve
s old as you prefer.
It delicious touch to dip lamb chops for instant
emon juice before placing them on the broer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
A WEIRD NORWEGIAN STORY.

ORVEHIANS are much concerned strange Incl
IL dent of the festivities which welcomed King Haakon to
Ghristiania. Chrstana thus describes it:
the very time when the royal procession had to pass the
ancient fortress Of Akerhus there assembled there
great number Of spectators mostly military order to
the king drive past While the spectators waiting
to the king in great excitement jngng sound
heard and suddenly the crowned statue King Oscar fell
the ground At the moment the fell off
crushed IN the fall For moment everyone present felt
little uncomfortable witnessing this incidents but it
Immediately forgotten in watching the royal procession
few days later members of the company as
senble another part Of the town in the house Of Of
the leaders the government The conversation turned on
the strange incident Of the statue In the midst Of the
versaon scrapng sound heard and the portrait of
King Oscar gided down from the wall and fell to the
ground " It is suspected that the Lesener Lre : has been
visiting Christiania lately.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20

marry daughter7
& 50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
NEW VIEWS OF THE UNIVERSE.

NDREW LANG writes Of the theory Of the universe held
~ by the natives Of Australia: The sky is said to be
habited by three persons gigantic with
foot shaped like that of emu, and child who
never develops beyond childhood. The is called III
thaana meaning spirit When native dies his spirit
said to ascend the home of the great Uthaana
remains for short time; the Ulthaana then throws it
the water from which it is rescued by benevolent
but Uhaana who perpetuay reside the seashore
apparently merely for the purpose of rscung spirits who
have subject the nhospabe treatment of the great
Uthaana of the heavens Akra) Henceforh the rescued
spirit of the dead lives with the lesser Uthaana
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
PAPER GAS PIPES.

DIAPER gas pipes among the novelties reported from
Europe Manila paper cut up into strips whose width
equal length Of the pipe section to be used The
paper bands then passed into vessel filled with melted
asphalt After coming out of the bath the prepared strip
rolled uniformly and very tightly around rod pipe
which the and has the diameter which
gas pipe have The rolling of the paper stopped
when the right thickness hasbeen secured After the pipe
section which thus formed has been put thru high pres
the outside by layer Of sand which
pressed into the asphalt while still hot The outer
the pipe treated with waterproof compound It said
that the very tight and cheaper than metal piping
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20

Miss Gondpla Henstep is candidate for the admiration
of Yam Sims from all surrounding Indications, and has
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
QUEER SIGNS IN TOXIC.

s. Il JAPANESE is usually so happy and proud over an
81 English sign that he questions its correctness
rites Toxic correspondent Sometimes when he has it
light the painter improves upon it. witness Hand
esser Note the period after the word Hard again
Boot Maeker' Over an ice store Eel Sometimes the
igns are hopelessy msspeled H Takenda Karare and
sufus Ths sign puzzled not little till looked in the
callers window and he was maker Of collars and
haberdasher adyerses the fact that he sells The
tdornlng Geads "a shop / would avoid has Cheerful
Eerbar while anothrs sign reads Barber the Kindness
hop Mr. s farikawa announces that he is High Wash
s san z,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN.

CURIOUS instance Of the spread Of modern ideas into
~ the most unlikely places is reported from Sicily, where
noted brigand chief having captured prominent citizen
Cataniay has consented to his being paid
nstament system But the brigand is not quite up to
date the advantages Of immediate delivery are not in
cuded in his scheme the victim remains prisoner until
his relatives have paid the last cent,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20
Hogluallolu Pencilings
From the Hogwallow Kentuckian.

IDNEY HOOKS is building fence around
q mule he traded for the other day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20

this week Monday morning he traded mule valued at 1926
for and calf and two rabbit daWgs He then traded
the for drove of geese, and then traded them for
doubebael shotgun after which he sold the calf to the
p for ammunition and the last Of him he
going rabbit hunting.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-20

2 oHA 0oAAOAoAdS Lily ~
port by smiling fire.
quently in his immedi-
ate presence.
Prof e ssor Dock
Hooks, who is getting
to be so efficiently ac-.
complished in the art Of
dentistry, has added to
his already substantial
popularity by fling off
a tooth for Miss Fruzie
Allsop Friday evening.
A dance will be
given at the home Of
Isaac Hellwanger next
Saturday night. Miss
Codelia Hellwanger is
getting it up, and she
has invited everybody
but Yam Sims. Yam
will probably go any
how, if he sets his head.
lobe Meseley has
created quite a lot Of
favorable talk by some
Of the financial nego-
fiations ho has nnado
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
TIE PRACTICAL VS.. THE BEAUTIFUL.

On Thursday the Burnham committee for the Identification
the city met several business representing the North Central
Improvement Association meeting arranged for discussing
proposed city beautiful beautiful and the practical
brought face to face.
After hearing the of those desous the
Of the city ornamental lines the
vigorous against wholesale Encouragement
from business point The arguments sides
fully set forth in Fridays Call.
Looking the question calmly appears have two sides
is the old story of the gold and silver shield
knights fought which, children used school
readers There the practical business side the
poetcal and beautiful side Each right province and
wrong out of it.
There should be friction matter Let the business
who know what the commercial
important district be the judges thereof the Identification
committee conhne their praisewoy residen-
tai sections and parks Nobody will them nay they
make these also important districts symmetrical
attractive to strangers either by parks more varied
cord them reader cooperation than the themselves
But for the downtown districts the business
They perfectly with the facilities
rents OF general trade They know where these financial
era currents flow and where their channels should They
might be made pleasing the perhaps
would they be convenient the wagons that haul
merchandise to and from the wholesale warehouses
the retail shops railroad terminals and wharves
ton.
1t would appear procedure leave the
ness to build their of the city their knowledge their
mercantile needs suggests They know these needs best
the Identification committee city in the
residential and suburban districts nobody will doing
it but the will render them every
and cooperation The matter should
sion friction whatever Let the practical the
beautiful rule in homes and recreation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
PERNICIoUS ADVERTISING.

Ever since the disaster of April the
community have looked akane the wide dissemination of pho
ographic the earthquake and fire
printed postal
book form and otherwise for sale and distribution all
the world.
great catastrophe rerospecon years and for
the edhcaton OF grandchildren AS personal souvenirs
selves find them possessing interest and buy them
away
where But question whether overdongi Are
damaging the city by these views send away?
The whole world is familiar with calamity
harp the subject after all over? Why forget
possible and keep the fire alive by tanning the dying
cnbers?
There law against the dissemination of these CHASTITY
all the world Every owning has the right
all the pictures he desires and them wheresoeve
1t simply matter OF taste and Judgment Ii ghten
people away from this good way any other
But there phase this which strongly
II practice persons women
about among their friends armed with doeu predictions contained
drug almanacs and newspaper clippings of still terrible
catastrophe which earthquakes peences
conRgaons tornadoes and all of terrifying catacysms
Preaged with alarming to announcing the exact
dates which they
Such persons mschiefmakers public
stricken and shudderng themselves they deriving dismal graft
caon soaring other persons half
dolef predictions and quotations from and syed
who know about what going happen
body else-nor, matter ordinary
citizen their poison among
just keeps them continually in condition
OF fear and trembling expectation of another catastrophe which
is not likely to occur again in thousand years
The community should en frown down upon these crong
visitors their homes Give them the cold shoulder necessary
show them the door family acquaintance lost thereby We
afford have SICK nervous children
kept prolonged condition of panic by these breeders
We are better without their friendship than with it.
still phase of this subject brought
public reported that the deadas of
the interior cities notably Jose recently pacarded
by posters announcing the destruction May H.
that harmless earthquake city into
panic consequence placads physical punishment
caught spreading of this WALL seize him. his
poster down and spread him the wall instead
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
BOILER MAKERS AND
: SHIP BUILDERS WANT
PAY FOR OVERTIME
Organization DepIores Calamity. but
Contends Nine Hours Work Each
Day Is just and Proper.

At a Joint meeting Of lodges Nos. 25,
2o5 and 410 of the Brotherhood of
Boiler-makers and Iron Ship Builders
of America a report was made that
a firm refused to pay extra wages for
overtime to some of the members. The
following resolution was therefore
adopted:
Whereas. while we deplore the dire
calamity that has befallen our fair city
we do not deem it proper or just that
our members should work more than nine
hours for straight time; therefore. be 1t
Resolved. That all members Of this
brotherhood live up to the constitution
and bylaws of our local lodges Fur
thermore, the restaurant and hotel-keep-
ers and landlords in the unburned dis
trict have advanced their prices from 40
to 80 per cent over the prices that pre-
vailed before April IS, 1906; and
Whereas, If these unscrupulous persons
continue to charge exorbitant prices We
will naturally have to ask an Increase in
wages. Be 1t
Resolved. That we trust and hope that
these people will see their folly, and not
continue to overcharge the loyal citizens
that have stayed by our city and are
ready and willing to upbuild the greater
San Francisco under the same conditions
that prevailed before the catastrophe.
A. d. Porter, bushes agent Of the
organization, has been in receipt of a
weekly chick for $3.50 from Eastern
lodges ever since the calamity. The
money is being applied to the relief
of members. The relief committee is
established at 1896 Golden Gate ave-
nue., where blanks as to the relief
desired may be filled out.
The meetings Of the FOCAL lodges are
held every Monday evening at Po-
trero Opera house, Tennessee street,
near Eighteenth
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
DELGER PLANS
Big STRUCTURE
Oakland Capitalist to Erect
Block at Market and
Sixth Streets.
Splendid Building Will Re-
place Former Unsightly
ShdckS.

When the fire cleaned out the
wooden shacks on the south side of
Market street it cleaned them out
forever. Steel and stone will be the
materials used on the south side, as
well as on the north, and the zone of
the class A buildings will reach far
out the main thoroughfare. One OF
the proofs Of this is the announce
ment that Edward r. Delger, an
Oakland capitalist will erect To-
story class A structure on the north
west corner of Sixth and Market
streets.
A row of unsightly shacks covered
this site before the fire. They might
have remained there for years had 1t
not been for the disaster. Like other
farsighted business men, Delger real
ICES that nothing can mar the future
of San Francisco. He has decided to
rebuild with View to permanency.
Plans for the new building have
already been completed by Architects
Herman Barth and Loring P. Rix-
ford. The lower story will be used
for stores and the nine other floors
for Offices The building will cost
over 100000.
This building will be as f1reproof as
steel and stone can make 1t. The
wainscoting will be of marble and the
floors of reinforc Il concrete. There
will be two elevssars in the build
ing. The entire lot. so by 110 feet,
will be covered by the structure.
Plans are now being drawn by Will
liam Curlett. architect, for new
two-story building for the San Fran
cisco Stock and Bond Exchange, to
be erected on the site Of the old
Bush street Theater on Bush street,
between Kearny and Montgomery.
The lot, which is 6s: 9x137:6 feet, has
been leased for term from the Shiels
estate. The building Will be OF COR
rugated iron, with an ornamental rus
tic front and mansard roof. There
will be .twenty-six Offices in the struc-
ture and boardroom 46x60 feet. The
building will cost $4,000 and Will be
completed in three weeks.
Offices in the immediate vicinity
have been secured by various stock
brokers. and business in that line Will
soon be humming.
The firm with which Endmet Bar
rett, former secretary Of the Board
OF Education. is associated has leased
the old Standard Theater site. I'M
mediately opposite to the Stock Ex-
change Boards proposed new quar-
ters. Barrett says that the mines Of
Northwestern Nevada, including To-
nopah and Goldfelds, will do more IN
the rebuilding of San francisco than
any other factor.
The Cordes Furniture Company IS
erecting a temporary building at the
corner Of Bush and Van Ness avenue.
The structure will contain an exhi-
bition and sales room and storing,
shipping and packing departments.
Though the building Is to be only a
temporary one, care will be taken to
keep 1t from being unsightly. e.
Bozio. the architect expects that the
structure will be completed within a
month.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
Work for
California Men
and Women

Within rty-eight hours after the
earthquake our brightest agents rep
resenting THE SATURDAY EVEN
ING POST and THE LADIES' HOME
JOURNAL in San Francisco and
throughout California were trying to
find Mr.. Daniels. the manager Of the
San Francisco Office. Four days after
the disaster Joseph Leonard wrote in
that he had several hundred subscrip-
tions and woule report them later dur
ing the week. Ten days after Mr..
Leonard received currency by Wells
Fargo Express to the amount of Four
Hundred Dollars. This was his cash
prize for the mont, of April in addi-
ton to a liberal commission. Not so
bad for a months work?
The Curtis Publishing Company of
Philadelphia will pay in
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
Del Monte as a Hon. 7..or

Hotel Del Monte, by the sea. near old
Monterey, is open as usual. All outdoor
attractions. Special terms for families
who make this their home
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20

Townsend has full stock Of California
Elace fruits and choice candles at hts
residence, 1920 valencie strsok
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
Denies Ridiculous Story.

Chief Justice Beatty most emphatically
denies the story printed in a morning
firm all appeals that are pending 1t is
stated positively that all appeals will be
adjudged on their respective merits as
heretofore. The Chief Justice yesterday
morning admitted sixteen graduates Of
Hastings Law College TO practice in the
courts Of the State. He hoped that they
would pick up much business, but sug-
gested that they might 90 so better out
side OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
o,Keefe,s LIquor confscated.

The liquor in the grocery and bar Of
Timothy O'Keefe. Twenty-third and Ala
bama streets, was confiscated on Friday
by Detectives Burke and Smith. It con-
sisted Of two barrels of whisky and sew
enteen demiJohns of wine, gin and
brandy. II is alleged that O'Keefe had
been supplying liquor to his thirsty
friends free Of charge. He viii be cited
70 appear before the Police Commission
ers to show cause why his license should
net be revoked.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
William o,connor w,nt.d

Miss May O'Connor, 347e Twentieth
street, has asked Chief Dinan to find her
father, William OConnor, who has not
quake. He lived with her and her sister
Josie on Clementina street, near Fifth.
and was in the employment OF the Board
OF Pubnc Works. He is 55 years of age.
feet inches tall and has gray hair and
mustache.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
B.F.stoll, dentist; Ha,ght & Masonic av..
Death Of Sculptor lopex.

NEW YORK. May 1s-Charles Albert
Lopez, the sculptor died yesterday at a
ton week ago. The physicians say
that death was due to heart disease.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
Railroad Seeks Lahorers.

The Southern Pacific Company tele-
phoned to the reconstruction committee
yesterday morning for force of labor
ers. The men are wanted to handle the
immense amount of freight coming to
find it at the railroad offices. as hundreds
are needed. Secretary Rufus Jennings
wishes employers generally to know that
all kinds Of help can be found at the
Hearst Grammar School.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICE

The Misfit Clothing Parlors. formerly
Of Bush and Dupont streets, have located
permanently at 1907 Fillmore street, be-
tween Eddy and Turk. with full line
Of mems and boys clothing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
ala FIre In Los AnaeIes.

Los ANGELES. May 1s.-Fire tonight
totally destroyed the Henry mattress and
upholstery factory, a two-story building.
at North Main and Alameda streets.
causing a loss of several thousand doll
lars. The fire was prevented with great
difficulty from spreading to adjoining
factories. The cause Of the blaze is uns
Known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
At WORK
FOR CONTEST

Marked Interest Is being manifest
81 in the go between Harry krpni
aud Robbie t.Hndie at Pheasant
teach next Monday night
Kfnnt la especially pupulhr among
the younger element in Seattle. hnv
ing at one time been a member Of
the Seattle NeW aboYa' union Harry
IN doing his training At the Seattle
Athletic club and Ia in fine fcttle
Every day he has heau boxing faat
ROUNDS with husky oppnnanta Ion
ME Austin. the clubs fast man. has
been training With Harry. and he
says krant Ia a feathered denixsn q
the forest
nohhie Lundle Is qnartered AZ
Pleasant Beach lie ia working
hard boxing with Johnnie Reid and
bob Grant. q huhky heavyweight
from San F'runeizea. According Ca
the articles of agreement. both men
must tip the beam Al las pounds at
6 O'Clock Monda night
A number 81 even money wngcfu
have been plirsd one enthusiasts
fight fan he's WaErfed 500 that
krant will pot star two rounds ~
Joe 8chluiapfa cigar emporium
there h $500 kfant money and no
takers Advance salea indicate that
bumper crowd all be GA hand
when the two hoYa meet. Boats
viii leave nler a. Z. 80 aud 4
d clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
HAS COME TO STAY
IN SEATTLE

eMapeliUc has cons to StAy. II
s. becoming more 81 Necessity
every day and once it Il ased q i
always us-d. u Is syrup. In con
deased form. made hY The crsaernt
Manufacturing Co. % Seattle. and
has the most perfect maple flavor
sYer obtained II Is inexpensive
ant as delicious a. the leat maple
syrup ever made Persons Who arv
eraaks on good mapls ayrap are
perfectly pleassd vita Mapaiine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

legal taadaf "a hen they line up
aHalnst the saperlofu liuirhart vii
probably g. On the mound fof the
Elaetriea. and Woodruff. tho clever
little anuthpae. will serve his
chalceaf hsndera for the Supporters.
Afar next Sunday the Eirctrita
wlll taha 81 the road for two sesks,
playtnK A. NauFo. and Aflinstna.
returning % reservation park agaiu
for tao gaines ia MAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
Children. Are
Making Money

Thrfr are probably mote children
In Seattle masking HauuHs Hn invest
memfu thar Be- ans city IN thr ruunr
tfy. They sac little saeh seek
Antssalt Il iu the bAHks nHa are soon
ahie 80 huy ass iafsFHat ln real 60
tate livery ehtid should start "a
bank account TIE state Bank -
seattle has Wrap $50 nEs depart
ueui ana raNH Z per cent interest,".
$3.50 f|a.stss = ss4F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

Washington and Stanford have
definitely agreed a. pull on the
much staihrd-of regatta on Lake
Washington on MAY 80 Manager
HARRIET. ~ the southern institution.
has wired the IT, that they NIL
leave Tor Seattle AZ npun ~ their
college season IL ended
Each college has ono victory 10
lta credit STAFFORD wiil have a
heavier. fafier aud stronger cFes
than ever before. Washington. nn
der Captain CHESTER. il working
hard fnr the rnmiuE event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
MIXED SPoRiS

pfaaA 1sek storey and Efdls
Nslao. ehlef rirfk % the oumpiral
Iera office. have hardei together a
hand II star ball PLAYERS Al he ettY
hall and afe eap@ ALLY anxiut1a II
meet The hunsh sho occupf bfsotha
on PFufAaitY Hiti The court house
Aggregation aad lark StpsvYs rrrs
viii nKht Il ont April 81 al Reefras
ton park
Miss fANIna Hudherw. assistant
physical imHlFuetnr AZ the u stil
r0ndnet the first SUMMER training
&c hssal ever Opened al the varsity
during tho vacation n@asun The
Heasaa will commence lune =
INV YnRK. April ~ cs.FEa