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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNT NOT
 APPROVED.

Persons interested in the estate Of George Peekham are obJecting to the accounting filed by the administrator of the estate, Joseph McGuire. There is $11, 900 involved in the estate.
 The administrator was questioned in the probate court yesterday by Attorney Hewitt, who is acting as counsel for some of the heirs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-08
MRS. HoUGHToN SUES CITY FOR
 S1 .000 DAMAGES

Mrs. Annie Houghton, wife of John H. Houghton, foreman for the Connecti- cut Chair company, who lives at 56 Hudson street has brought suit for $1,- 900. damages against the city in the court of common pleas.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-08
New Haven Theater.

A musical comedy inoculated with as many unique fun and melody sur prises as Happy Hooligan's Trip Around the World" Is authoritatively reported to contain should not fail to bring pleasure unbounded to those who will attend the performance ad- vertised for tonight, Friday and Sat- urday nights, and Saturday matinee, at the New Haven theater. Aside from the fact of it's having been a colossal hit in New York, on account of the ex- cessiVely farcical action which perme ates its whole fiber, the originality of purpose and ingenuity of construction afforded side latitude for fun and frolic.
 In order to do full justice in extract ing the mirth-provoking suggestions, and to facilitate the, rapid fire move ment of hilarious complications, and to introduce such song numbers as are sure to be infectious, the management of this firmly established success, en- ploys a small army of recognized en- tertainers, among whom are such dis tinguished comedians and vocalists as Violet Staley, Jack Lyle, Mile. Vales- ca, Charles F. Hanley, Joe Pettingill Charles Newton, Bessie Bartell, Paula Mason, Charles Belmont, Edna Young, May Martin, Walter Crosby, Lillian Belmont. and forty others, who con- tribute flo an entertainment of the most advanced ideas. regarding pretty girls, gorgeous gown. superb scenic de- tails, and such other essentials as are looked for in production of distinct grandeur.
 "QUEEN OF THE WHITE SLAVES" ,"
 The New Haven theater offers as it's bill next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and at the matinee Wednesday, what is said to be the dra- matic sensation of the season in Queen of the White Slaves" a melo- drama in six acts and nineteen scenes, written by Arthur J. Lamb and pro- duced by A. H. Woods.
 Theaction of the melodrama opens in San Francisco, from whence the dra- matist rapidly takes his audience on to the Pacific ocean and into the city of Hong Kong, The scenic investiture of the play is singularly elaborate and beautiful; among the principal scenes being the Chamber of Death, a col- lapslbFe steel cage in which a brave detective is ebing slowly but surely crushed to death, and a raft in the middle of the Pacific ocean.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
MEXICO'S
NEW GOLD
CURRENCY

The Introduction Of gold currency
into Mexico is producing a strange
condition of affairs, as is made evi,
dent 10 the following interview with
GuadaiajaFa banker printed ia the
Talisgo Times.
"The circulation Of MeNieo's new
gold coins will give sharpers an op
PoTtunity 10 make fortunes. said the
manager OF one OF the Guadalajara
banks II predict that thousands Of
people In Mexico will he swindled
within the next few months. Aeeus
toned 20 regarding gold as worth at
least double the value Of Mexican all
yer, the people viii be slow to realize
that the new gold coins are worth no
more than the value stamped upon
them-that the peso piece is worth
only Eve silver pesos, and the 10 peso
piece only ten silver pesos. Sharpers
will be quick 90 take advantage OF the
confusion resulting from the free cir,
culation OF the new gold pieces, and
undoubtedly viii eXehange many Of
them for double their value in silver.
"A few days ago" continued the
bank manager, 81 made a purchase in
one Of the largest stores In Guadala,
jara and sent new 10 peso piece
10 the cashier 70 pay for il. The
cashier sent me word that he would
be unable 70 allow me more than I .95
or sl9,5O for the coin. When ]
explained to him that the 10 peso piee,
was worth exactly ten silver pesos. anS
no more, be was dumfounded. swim
ding viii be carried on in the larg,
cities as well as in the small towns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05

Runs down OF improves. just depends
on how lt is cared for u is ths most
valuable property We have. and should
receive she most consideration. II
helps you Ia business. helps good looks
helps make friends. hslps gct situations
ahd helps you bold them. and always
makes happihea. Property Ike this.
20 The ars, indication of being out q
repair. should b. looked after and q
remedy applied a. once There are
any number of signs that show repairs
are nssdsd. Bilious spells, Indigestion,
dyspepsia, belehisg. dizziness, siek
headaches. sallow complexion, pimpls'
and liver spots on the face, . dT0vsy
feeling after meals. souT stonaeh. etc
Thee symptoms all show loss Of health
Druggists will ell you Tor s5e box
of Df. 0uuns Improved Liver pile,
cure cure for an Of iheso diseases
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
SALMON
HATCHERIES
in ALASKA

The total number Of corporations,
firms and individuals packing and salt
ing salmon this season in Alaska was
As. being i've more than in 1904, They
operated AZ eanneFies and 22 salteries,
as against 55 eanneries and rs salteT'
les the preceding year. The fact Of
their being more persons engaged in
the business and fewer plants than
formerly is due 20 some Of the larger
concerns, which run several plants,
shutting down a part Of them and
new enterprises being started in the
line Of sslted and dry cured hsh.
The aggregate capital stock EN-
plOyed in the business is &ll.s7l, $50,
being a decrease in this item OF
S2,576,S5O from the reported capitsi-
Lstion Of last year. This reduction is
largely accounted for by the with
drawal from the field Of the Pa.
eihe Paeking Navigation company
which represented a capital Of 5000.
600. The Northwestern Fisheries com
pany, which succeeded 70 the owner,
ship Of the major part Of its business.
Is capitalized AZ sl,OOO,OOO
The valuation Of plants Is placed At
q, 5,52S.s7s, being tl5e.S7s less than last
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05

year, which is due 10 the fact that a
number of cahnsFies are idle aud are
not taken account Of
The seasons pack foois up i,sse,0i5
cans aud is.ssi barrels, together With
'5d5ooa pounds of dry salied feb. In
1904 the aggregate was i,a53,7t6 cases
and i5405 barrels Being reduced 20
eases. the dguTes are 2.05s,iie for 1908
against e,0i2,s2s for 1904, While there
is actually a los Of 64,59l eases Of
canned salmon. the total output for
tho year shows a gain Of the equiya,
lent of td,l9l cases, which is explained
by tho large Increase OF salted and
dry cured fsh.
The total value Of the products
amounts 10 s656s. .655, against s7,7s5..
sie last year In most instances the
approximate market value Is furnished
By the packers and where not thus
obtained Is estimated from tho best
Information obtainable. The higher
priced grades have ruled az lower
rates. while the others have commanded
better prices than for many years.
The total number OF salmon taken
Was 26,57s,9l9, as against 2s,O2s,s4l
in 1904. They were divided as follows
King, 2Ol 1905 red. 2l,394 .945i silver
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
Personals

J. Hunt. of Aurora, was in the city
yesterday.
HT. Bruce made q business visit ia
Eugene yesterday.
wallace S. Trin went 20 Portland
this morning on business
J. A. selIwood went to Portland TO-
day for a visit Of several days.
Misses Ella and Leona Hirseh are ir
Portland. the guest Of friends
T. b. Patton was among the north.
bound passengers this morning.
Mis- Ethel Frizzell has returned from
a pleasant soi0urn at Newport.
Mr. snd Mrs r. P. Phillip. who live
near stayton. are in the city today
j. G. lee. the mining man. went 60
Portland on a business trip yesterday
Claude Crsndall. Of Turner. returned
this morning Tor several days visit az
home.
NJ. and Mrs Charles Gray were
northbound passengers or the morning
train
L. D. Kelly was amorg The overland
passengers last evening for southern
oregon.
At,orbeNGensraI A. NJ Crawford
was IN Corvallis yesterday on a poli'.
ieal mission
III. ottsnbsimer. tbs hop man. was
among tbe passengers Portland bound
this morning.
Ralph RAIDER. a student az william
siie University. left Yesterday for
Portland 20 spend The remainder Of bic
vacation a. home.
A. A. Englebsft left Tor Portland
this morning. 90 b. gone several days
on business matters.
Attorney J. C. Fullerton. of Rose /
burg. was 10 The city yesterday on ls
gal business before che supreme court /
Attorney james McCsih, Of MeMinn
vile who appeared as counsel 10 a ease
before tbs circuit court. has returned
home.
Mr. s. s Mosbsr went 90 Portland
Today % remain several days She vaf
accompanied ss Gar as Oregon City by
isr soh. Harry Morhsr
Mr. and Mfs d. W. Craig, sumpisf
'Taig and others accompanied the Te
mains of the late Miss Emma Water
,us % Portland this morning
Attorney ". O. Chase. of Coquils
si,y. who vas 10 the city on legal
business went % Drain this noon. Hs
% ono of the Republican candidates
.oF the legislature from Coos county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
ongin q ne Hairless.

tFFom Wednesday, Last Edition.)
Tho tsuth night out the crew Of the
arb was disturbed by the bowling %
ihe dogs
" That means bad luek. said Mrs.
Noah. "Im a. 'em."
Going 20 the galley, she returned
With kettle Of hot water and threw
IL over the howleFs, Noah, In the
morning, observed that one Of the dogs
Was completely hairless,
"Upon my word" be remarked,
''we will now have q new breed OF ca
nines.'
Thus originated the famous chair
less" dogs one sees AZ bench show
Chicago News
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
A vrsDroAT1oS TOR DR. PIERCE.
perf1on by the Supreme Court Of the
state Against the Ladies Home
Journal

B-fslo. y. Y. April 5-A verdict
Ibas been rendered in favor Of the
plaintif ir the libel suit brought
sgsi-s. the ladies' Home Journal
lrrbrshe5 bv the Curtis Publishing
|col bv the Worlds Dispensary Med
issf Association. of which Dr. r. v.
Pierce is president. The suit was
brought by Doctor Pierce against the
Curtis Publishing Co. for making
false statements about one Of bis
standard family medicines known ss
Dr. Pieres's Favorite Prescription. IN
the Nav number Of the Ladies Home
Jorrral l1po4). Mr. Edward Box. the
editor. stated that Dr Pisrce's Pa
vofits Prescription contained alcohol
and some other harmful Ingredients
land d. Pierce hai in the action al.
legged tEat the defendant malici0usy
Published this article containing such
false ard iefamatorv matter. DrPiercs
further claimed that no alcohol is or
ever was contained in bic "Fsv0rite
Prescription" that said medicine was
vegetable preparation and contained
1o dsfstsrious ingredients whatever;
cha; Mr. Bok's statement pretending
20 give some Of the Ingredients Of
said medicine. was wholly and abso-
iutsiy false. During the trial. the
vice president Of the Worlds Dispeu
afy Medical Association stated. that
tbs Ingredients Of Dr. Pisrce's Favor
i's Prescription were extracted from
its following roots. Golden Seal
Blue Cohosb. Lsdvs slipper. Black
rohosh and Unicorn. by means Of pure
s'yssriss Hs was asked bow be- knew +.
be- a physician and experienced medical
nan, that tbe "Favorits Prescription " .
VAS a cure f6r diseases peculiar % wo. .
nsH. such as smsf6rrhsa. dyrmsnor. +
.hsa. srteaverrioh. feiroversion. and hs
rated that be knew such was the fact
because of bic professional experience 4
.td ibe many thousands of women |
whose ilIs had been cured by this
Prescription" The viss.pfesidsnt
.sisg asked 90 give bic authorities.
cad from ths standard works. such
s ths United States pispsnsstofy
he American pispehsiory and many !
ihsf standard medical books
Tho reirasiion printed by the Curtis
'ubIishihg Company two months after
be libslous statement appeared and
early two months after the suit had
zen begun stated definitely that
nalysss had been made a. their 70
usst and that the 'Favorite Pre-
aid not contain sltler 4
lsohoI, opium or digiialis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
A Lasky Postnistruz.

Il Mrs. Alexander Of Cary. Ne. who
has found Dr. King's New Life Pills 20
be tho best remedy che ever tried for
keeping the stomach, liver and bowels
Ia perfect order. You n agree With her
II you Try these paihless purifiers that
ihfuss new life Guaranteed BY J. c.
Perry. druggist Price 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
New Change

IL H. KapPhahn Is now manager Of
the Wilamette Baggage a Transfer
Company. in place Of Tom BckhArt,
who has gone 70 work for the Capital
improvement Company. Erny win meet
an trains and 80 after baggage and
trunks anywhere and everywhers.
Leave orders al the Wmanstts hotel
Phones 2OI.e56 AaAt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
Money to Loan

THOMAS X NoRD,
Over LAdd A BusA's BsAk, saisH, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05

5ii,525l humpbacks. 9llsb7s, 5g
i,2pi,sio. There was a gain of 6isoi
reds. 27,es2 kibg1. ei6.ti0 dog, ast
loss Of eO5. SIS filvru and s,s3iSl
humpbacka
The total HumbsF Of hands smplsJrl
was 1885, made up of tseo viise
els natives, e5is Chinese aha islI
japanese. The numbsT Of operative
last year was 1851 being see2 me-
than In the euFFent year, Considers.
this fact IL is remarkable that o
pack should have been about e9uh .
last year, and the sxPlanatioa is i'si
In tho unusual length Of ihs rai j
Bristol bay and the great nunea !
hsh, The effect is 70 reduce maisi.l
the cost Of the output, as no san
tai OF wages paid was se.a2l,lh
against o.. s90,934, a saving of =
SIS.
The tax payable this yea ;
81 ,44sl0. IL was s5e,690,5t iH lse'
a decrease OF s2242.44. The a'Ef.
In use consisted Of MS steszss -.
launches, 40 sailing vessels, 1871 lg
eTs and boats Fishing gear ussl y
made up OF 6s traps 2ll seina ?
ll54 gin nets.-FFom Special AZ
Kutehin's report for 1905.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
Want % Buy Horses.

Everts 4 Baker will be al the Clul
stables Saturday, April 9Th, 20 buy
horses, They want them from 1900 q
1900 pounds, and In good flesh. Bring
In your horses
EVERTs & BAKER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-05
Barley

VIZ HAVE A PEW TONS OF THH
FINEST REI.D BARLEY TO BE HAD
~ YOU NEED ANY Oct II
QUICKLY. AS 1T WILL NOT LAST
MUCH LONGER.
WE ALSO GARRY A PULL LINE
or FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.
HAY. FEID. FLOUR AND POTA.
TOES.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FoR rm
CELEBRATED
oOUIsON's CHICK AND Zoo
rood
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUY.
mo EISEWILERE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
pUNAHOU-MlKIKI
CLUB IS STARTED

The Punahou.Makili Improvement
Club was organized last evening at a
meeting of residents from the district
bounded by Wilder avenue. Punahou
street, Hastings street, and Makiki
street. The meeting was held in the
clubhouse. corner Of Keeaumoku and
Wilder avenue. among those present
being J. T. Crawley. l.. c. Ables, Thos.
Gill, Norman Watkins, w. II. Brom.
ley, Harry wooten. J. Little, J. A.
Thompson, @. T.. Rugg, J. A. Lyon,
John Guild. A. B. Arleigh, w. T. Patty
and Mr.. Harris.
w. r. Harrington was chosen as,
chairman and II was decided to put
the time in on general assemblies to
discuss the needs of the district rather
than devote laborious effort to fran.
ing details OF bylaws and outlining du.
ties of officers. II was voted on mo.
ton Of Mr.. Crawley that a committee
of FIVE be appointed to look over the
district and present to a future meet.
ing the needs for improvement; this
committee also to act as an enrolment
committee to make personal canvass
of the property-owners of the section.
This committee, with David Haughs as
nm advisory member. and the chair.
man OF the club, consists Of ]. T. Craw.
ley. F. s. Dodge, John Guild. Norman
Watkins and l.. c. Ables.
In the general discussion the neces.
atty for better telephone poles, oil for
the streets. taking down fences and
planting trees was brought up. l.. C..
Ablcs gave a short talk on wilder
Avenue and the Cow Pest"
The meeting adjourned to meet at
the same place the evening of Febru.
airy list.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
REBEKAHS INSTALL

Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. /. o. o.
+. officers were installed by the fol.
lowing grand officers last night:
ID. ID. G. s.. DR.. Rodgers; Grand War
den, Sis. Hermine Gehring, p. N. c.;
Grand Treasurer, Sis. NJ. Bruins, p. N,
c.: Grand Secretary. Sis. Annie Crib
BILE. p. n. c.; Grand I. G., Sis. Rose
Lando, p. N. G.; Grand Marshal, Sis.
Jennie Jacobson. p. N. G.
The officers installed were N. c.,
Sis. Florence Lee: V. c.. Sis. g..
o Brien; Treasurer, Sis. Elean Clark,
p. n. c.; Secretary. Sis. Jennie Jacob
son. p. n. c.; p. n. c., Sis. Lilly
Dunn; Chaplain, Sis. Annie Gribble,
p. n. O.: Warden. Sis. Marion Wright;
Conductor, Sis. Elsie Bailey; Inside
Guardian. Sis. Elizabeth Dutot; out.
side Guardian, Bro. Chas, Simpson;
K. S. n. c., Sis. Hannah Smith, p. n.
c.; l.. s. n. c., Bro. Il. A. Jacobson,
p. c.; Il. S. V. G., Sis Emily Winter;
l.. s. V. c., Sis Elva Evans.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
W. W. HARRIS,
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

treasurer; directors: l.. f. Pinkham,
John Emmeluth. A. ID. Scroggy, A.
Hamburg, G. F. Bush, Z. r. Bath.
Thomas Sharp, A. Gartley and A. +.
Clark.
Retiring President John Emmeluth
opened the annual meeting. The sec.
rotary reported that the Exchange was
not very much in debt and II is ex'
pected that this will soon be wiped
out. Mr.. Emmeluth called on Direct.
or Clark to escort the new president
to the chair. Mr.. Emmeluth hoped
the new administration would enjoy
success. Mr.. Harris declared that
with the help of his brother officers
he hoped to put the Exchange on a
sound basis. On motion Of Sharp II
was decided to appoint committee to
revise the bylaws. President Harris
will announce this committee later.
It was Mr.. Harris idea that the Elk
change should move to quarters near
or the heart OF the business section
on the ground floor somewhere. In
this way a convenient meeting place
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19

New York, Jan. 3.-In the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court yester.
day decision was rendered In the case
OF Harry Marcus. convicted on q
charge Of coerclng Hyman Speinbaum
to enter into written agreement with
the II. Marcus Shirt Company not TO
ization as condition OF securing EN-.
ployment with that concern. The judg.
ment OF conviction was reversed and
the defendant was ordered discharged.
The court holds that the section Of
the Penal Code which forbids the max.
ing OF contracts OF the kind described,
declaring such act misdemeanor. is
unconstitutional.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
PEACOCK IN BRIEF
R0ASTS BOITOhIEY

A brief has been filed by the plain.
tilt In the w. G. Peacock VS.. A. Garvie
case. II Is shown that the annual meet
ing was adjourned In order 10 walt for
the completion OF certain reports. A.
w. T. Bottomley Is roasted for at
tempting to import an additional and
non.kindred reason" but consolation is
derived from the fact that he cut IRA
Their sorry figure on the witness
stand"
After further dissecting Bottomley's
Testimony the brief goes on to show
that the adjourned meeting called by
the secretary, and not by Peacock as
president, was not valid, since the pur.
pose on account Of which the original
meeting was adjourned, namely the
completion of certain reports, had not
been accomplished when the adjourn
ed meeting was called. The brief ends
by contending that even II the meet
ing was valid the election of CARVE as
president was invalid because certain
proxies were Illegally voted for him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
REGULATIONS TERRITORIAL
BOARD OF HEALTH.
CARRIAGE.

No garbage or offensive liquid or
matter shall be thrown or deposited In
any highway, street, lane or public
place within the Territory OF Hawaii.
No garbage or offensive liquid or
matter shall be kept upon any prom
lses except In covered containers OF
not less than ~ cubic feet capacity and
shall be removed from said premises or
disposed OF within not less than one
week, unless otherwise ordered disposed
OF by the Board Of Health or its duly
authorized agents
EXPECToRATIoN.
No person shall expectorate upon any
public place, sidewalk. street crossing
or upon the floor OF any street car OF
railway car. or any other public con
ance, or OF any public building or ans
building common to the use OF the pub
lie. Street cutters are excepted.
SPLITTING SPREADS DISEASE.
Keep your sidewalks and cutters
clean.
Take pride in the appearance OF Ho
polulu.
Each day pick up the papers. &C., In
front OF your store or residence
Keep sidewalks and cutters clean By
sweeping them often.
Put the rubbish and sweepings III
containers as specified
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
ONCE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
Aloha Company

PAINTING CONTRACTORS House
kinds repaired vanished Yard and lawn speciality Tools
office GREEN HOUSE, King Waikiki road Tel White a4ot
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
EtA'SHOSp|TAIDATA.
SUPERINTENDENT ECEARDT
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
PATIENTS TREATED AND RESULT
INcURABLEs REFUSED ADMIs-
sIoN-iNTEREsTING REC
ORD OF CASES.

The annual report OF J. +. Eckardt
superintendent of the Queens Hospi
tai, contains the following.
The number of patients in the hospi.
tai on January LIST was AZ; admitted
during the year. SOC; total number Of
patients treated, $50, as against 65i In
1904, 7S3 in 1908, 752 in 1902 and s17
In 1900.
The number Of deaths, AZ in a total
Of $50 patients, gives a percentage ci
Gal per cent. as against rs per cent
in 1904, GA per cent. in 1903, 6.12 pet
cent. in 1902 and s.44 per cent in 1901,
The diseases treated were as fol
lows: Fevers, 81; rheumatism, 90;
beriberl. 3; syphilis, %; ulcers, cysts
and tumors, IL; diseases Of the eye,
ear and nose, II: of the nervous sys.
TEN, "a: of the circulatory system. 10;
Of the absorbent system, 30; OF the
respiratory system, 81; Of the digest.
i've system. SO; OF the cutaneous sys
TEN, 10; of the urinary and generative
system. 9S; OF the organs of locomo
ton, II; Of the cellular tissues, Z; in
iuries and accidents, 1876; poisonings,
10. Total, 653.
or this number there were natives
of Hawaii. III; Of the U. s. A.. 146;
Porto Rico. so; Germany, 43; Portugal
40; japan, "a; China, 90: Korea. 81,
Norway, IS; England. 16: Sweden, ~:
Ireland. s; Scotland, Z: France, Z; Aus
tralia, 5; Russia, 5; Argentine. 4; Bel
GUM. 4; Denmark. 4; Italy, 4; Spain
4; West indies, 4; Austria, 2; Canada,
IL; Holland, 2; Philippine Islands, 2:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
MoLoKAN IMMIGRATION.

Negotiations with the Molekans at
Los Angeles in the matter OF their pro-
posed taking up OF land at Kapaa, or at
uakalau, are progressing favorably, ac-
cordlng TO n cable received yesterday
by J. b. Castle. The cable is based on
Information received from L. A. Thurs
ION and Is indefinite.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19
BUILDERS TO HUSTLE
EXCHANGE TO MOVE
TO BUSINESS CENTER
THE SMALL DEBT WILL SOON BE
WIPED oUT-ANNuAL MEET
ING LAST NlGHT-NEW
OFFICERS.

The annual meeting Of the Builders
and Traders Exchange was held last
evening in the Elite building rooms.
New officers are: w. w. Harris, pres
ident; Stanley Stephenson. first vice
president; James Mott Jr.. second vice
president; E. @. Keen, secretary and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-19

"You say Sribbler got $4,000 for
Just one joke? How was that?" HE
told Miss Gottapile he loved her for her.
self alone. Judge,