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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15

elmer @rube Der 8eieuifaft .Sautss
Sourneaur De Hoodnge" nit benz
8eiaoen zines @agens beifdftiat,
oils ploBlth Elm ihiperer @r5itein bon
elmer Seitenipanb 6erunterfiel unb
pem Irbeiter ben redten SuBfnDhel
6erlhmetterte. Sped fpurbe nah
SauIe transporter, uno miro ndd1
Iuslage bes i'm bebdnbelnoen IrsteS
Dor Iblauf bon ungefdbr bier Nos
ndten leine Irbeit ni6t piebcr aufs
nebmeu fonnen.
Gid a. b. ais, IA. Ipril. Iit
DEM Ban zines YoitsebGubes ioa es
lest alem Inideine naf @rnit ipers
ben. Sebten Snmstag lpeilte 1oItz
ptreftor Saber bon 2urembur9 bier,
lpobei StaDtarditett Slcih nit Der
Iu%sdrbeitung Der YlGne betraut
ipurbe. gs piro bon Serrn 8eiter
gebaut unb in ben Iiiblenpea All
Iteben fommen. Sem 8eihdftsS
mann Cornelius Sdmits 8naner aug
Der SoblitraBe puroen am Iontna
600 Sranfen aus Der &alie bon
einem unbetannten Sic6 enttpenbet.
am @ittpod Iafmrittag itarb
bier ploelih irfolgc zines S6lo9s
flulies Der Slehi6mieb g. Wtanber.
8apl, 10. @pril. Ser ans Irss
ipetler (Sotbrinsen) 9ebiirtige uno
bier ipobnenbe Is Sabre olte
S6mel5arbeiter Wih. Ntauruidatt
lolte inn 8ereine nit cinem Same
raoen auf Dem Shladentnpe bes
Sittenperfes in Hiimelinaen cine
NIT %gliibenoer S6lnde aneefiiate To-
genannte ~8iege" umfippen. Snz
rolge irgeno elmer unporiiGtiafeit
I6lug pl0slif) unbernuitbet Die @ieae
I'M, nobel 90. gu 9oben aeI6leuoert
uno bon Der alslaufenben Sliiiiia>
felt iibergoiien purbe. Ser unaliids
lide iunge Tann. beiien &Drper unz
5dblige Sranbpunben auifpeiIt, purbe
IN oas Soipital gebraht unb in Gratz
life Tflege senommen.
Walferbinsen, 20. Gpril. groebz
nib Der 9eitrigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
len. 3abl Der absesebenen Stimz
men: 90. 8eipdbIt Die $50. 8aris
ger go Stirmen). Shanen (54)
itnb 9initer (52). Serner erbiels
ten Die SO. gmeringer 80 uno
S6euer 3S Stimmen.
SGieren, 16. Ipril. 1dbrenb
bes setpaltiseu @epitters bon Cams
tag Na6mittag i6lrs Der Slis in
Den Sburm Der Stride Elm, pbne iez
bod 81 climber. 3nei Irbeiter por
Der Stride ~ipiirten Die eleftriihen
g%ntlabung, obne ieoo1 S6aocn 5u
Giuilitanb Der stabt 0ilt.
+ c II. - Seine.
SterbefGIle. Z. Ipril:
Ntten. alt 81 Sabre, pbne
@begattin BON Gifolas Irenb,
S6neioermeiiter. o.: Sob. gatpiit
8eiri6, alt SO Sabre. Sanbelsmann,
8ittiper bon Inna Raria 8olter.
H.: Sobann Nifolas H%edinser, aft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Gin sutcs &c5ept fir Sramcn.

VIE man eiiten Gbelnann slbe.
reiten ioQ. onmit err ,g~eniebbar uno
lt~)madbaft" miro. oas lit elm 10
Invertebrates Shemo iiir Die ifonere
Salfte Der Wenid)bcir. oaB mir inns
elm Werbienit INN oieielbe Sll erper.
ben hoffer. menr mir undItcbenoes
Re5ept jur allge!neinen aenntniB
bringcl. IS lautct: ,Mit Dem
Wonrle it's nie nit Dem Saien,
crit mrlb man i'm t~rcifen. Sat
i'm Der Sfeil Der Siebe g%etroifelt
lino lit or aud, leidJt 5lt einen gu.
ten. Afmadbaften @eriht 5u,ilbc.
relten. Sicle @nemGnner meroen
bon r%ornberein ourd, falid)e 9e.
banolutg perborben. Sic Srauen
erbalten lie in iortluGbrenoer
rSieoebise" ourH iibergroBe @e.
filblsouielei itno 3drtlihfeit; on.
oere rblanhiren" iie Ourh ifledt
an9ebrafte g~iiesfGlte. Ginigen
gellngt es, lie nnirbe i'll MAIDEN
oiirh anoauernoe 8ebGiiiafeit,
Hef)tbaberei uno 2aunenbaitigfeit,
ooer lie rperlal5en" unb Der.
ldilern" lire M1nner ourh Die
follfe Salbe Der a~lotidiuf)t, ourh
Die giiigiaure bes Neibes uno Der
llndufrieOenbeit; lie begieBen lie NIT
ldarfgefpilr5tem 3ungen : 9eigub
unO oiirien iih nid)t munoern, menn
oerartig %bet)anoelte GbemGnner nit
Der 3eit ingenicBbar meroen mno
lpeoer Sieoe nod mohlmoQenoe
1ulOung 5eiger. Sic meroen ober
i'm @egentbeil iebr mobl ,genieB-
bar" auf folgenoe @eiie: grp1rme
Den 8atten ollrh oas Selter Geiner
IaB oieies Seuer bea uno
rein bremen uno id)iir es Su gleih.
lndBiger 9eitanOigfeitl @ieBe gu.
lieieung. @iite uno Miloe in rel.
1bem Mabe hin5u. gepiir5t ourb
uno Seiterfeit! llmbiiQe
nit Der erbaltenoen Sance Der
Sronungsliebe uno Sporiamfeit!
WiaIt I'll i'm nit SiiBigfeiten sic.
rem, 10 tollfe lie in cine g~etiieenOe
3uriifbaltung, gemiiGt nit
,flugbeit unO ucrniinitisem MaB-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Waria, bic s~eiitlidc Noie.

. mic iiiB it's, Gid 5u licbenl
Sarum lit Cir treu perihrieben
Iuer Ser5en Hreis uno Can't.
Iitf Die 9itterfeit Der Siilloe
Nimmit I'll meg BON Teincm &inoe,
2eIlen arme Sce!e franf;
Sibit oaiiir Die iel'gen SbrGnen,
Gie inns mieOer @ott perioGnen,
limo oes Subels Sobgciane."
vNtimm lie, uimm iic bin oie
Screen,
3eren Summer, Seren SGmer;en
III geItiat 10 miitterlit,;
Silbr' III beil'ger 2iebcsflamme
Eein lie ST. Dem @otteslamrne;
Gin'ge lie linn emiglid;
SaB lie fiiblen Ser @cneiung,
8nn5 Die @onne Der Grloiung
gindlg ourdJ Maria IiG."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15

= Ger Monat Maria lit, pie Elm
frommer S6riitIteiler lagt, sleid.
Jam Der srobe NMoieu5tag Der Sim.
m%elsfonisin. 81 lit iie beionoers
geneist, Genen 81 belien, Die 5u ihr
INN Silie rnien IN ibren Nnlieaen
geilillher mo meltlider Art. Mit
finolidem @crtrmlen ipolen mir
aiio bel Der @ai.Inoadt uniere
gtotben, Sorgen. 8iinide, Soffmtn.
Gen, nnler gan5es Ser5 MariG often.
barren. unb mir fonuen iiberSeust
iein, oaB Maria uns nid)t troit.
unb biIflos laiien miro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
" " ~
Gin iinniges GciGcnf.

Ils Die Yrin5eiiin Gna, Die Ser.
lcbte oes Soniss Ilions bes Grei.
Sebnten, in Son Sebaitions sum
erIten Wale Sen @ooen Oes 9onoes
betrat, 81 oeiien &ontgin lie aus.
erlehen iii, on empfingen lie Die
Staotpater iebr ieierli6 uub iiber.
reld)ten ihr ais Elm etmas friih5ei.
tiges Sot5eitSgeifenf - Elm Enor
l%ilberseItidte Y~antofieln, bon oenen
Der cine oos @appen Spanien's,
Der onoere oasienige gnglano's
trug. Sie 1rin5eiiin ioa barber
etpas iiberrolht geiueien iein, nno
IN Der Sbat gebort Die @obe, ole
lbr bier buditoblif 81 6iiBen ee.
legt purOe. mobl nid)t 81 nenen,
DIE Trinjeliinen aQe Gage empfon.
gen. @ielleid)t entiprod Die @obl
oes @eidenfes elmer alten ipani.
'fen Solfsiitte. Der Damn ieoeniaas
cine anbcre ipmbcIiibe 9eoeutung
oes Santoiiels 5u @runoe liegt, ols
er ). .. in Der Seutihen Sprafe
beiist. 9enn oaB Die fiinitise
aoniain ioSuiasen ourb ole 9lume
ermabnt meroen ioate, ibren Sc.
mabl bon gnfang ser Che an tiid.
tig inter Den Yantoffel an nebme1
elm %oerartiger beipeftierlifer
8eoailfe loo Den mufern 8emeinoe.
r1tben bon San Sebaitiam gepiB
poqis fern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15

garetba @tperlins. aft 50 Sabre. obne
Stanb, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15

"'Nfh w 0u pN!l VpllSSlQIlllllt
Gin'ge lie linn epiglid;
SaB lie fiiblen Ser @cneiuna,
8an5 Die Wonne Der G%rl0iuna
Gin5ig burd, Moria Sid"
uWarmm bait Iii mid lieb?"
"@aritm bait I'll mid lieb?"
fragte oos 9ino ieine Nutter. =
nritm ih lid Iieb bobe?" iaate
Wiltter %critaunt. ga =
melB ih niht. Wurltm fom.
Die Slumen aus ser Groe uno
lcn 10 lib? @orilm iingen bie
linen Sogel? limo marum lohit
Nr, menn Gu frob biit?"'
vWarrm hait III mid lieb?"
fra9te Die 6rau ibren @otten.
vWorim ih lid lieb babe?" ant.
nortete er. nSa - neil Gll sic
Wfutter meiner ainber bit, neil III
mir cine trelte 2ebensaefGbrtin
parIt, neil Gu @eoulo bottelt nit
melnen 6eblern ltno ShpGfen."
llno nod plele @riinoe nannte er
tbr. 90 mlBte ole 1rau, oaB
Der SerbIt getommen mar, no man
Die ernte iammelt, neil DER 0inter
nnbe nj, on eis uno Sd]nee Die
6luren oefen uno man bon ben
6rilften 5ebren mus. Die DER ,Sriib-
ling un0 Der CONNER gereiit
baben.
Huic = 0iebe.
Waria. Die geiitlide Hoie lit Ole
gelltter Der idonen 9iebe. gls
iolfe lit lie INNER a~bgebiloet nit
Dem SelusfinO auf Den grmen.
Wohte ood oieier 2iebe unier Sers
erldloiien ieiu, tpie cine geoffnete
Mole, gerotbet in ibrem beiligen
8cil Seius nniere ein-
Sige Siebe lit, benfen mir hGlfia
an ibn. 60 oft bcltte Die Strnoe
mia ih mid on Elm @e.
betnnib oes Goienfrnn5es flrs er-
Wenn mir surf iolfe &c.
bette uniere Irbeit ,piir5en, miro lie,
llnpergleihlih foitbarer als Der ir-
ollde @eminn, uns einen Elot I'M
bimmliihen Hoiengarten peroienen.
Stub etpig aiif Dem Simmelstbron
Siebeno beinem Sobn' geeint,
oaB er uns uerifon',
Wenn Der Grntetoa erifeint.
DOB er uniere Toien niht peritobe,
6lebe Su, geliebte @ottesroie.
aus Dem amerifanii6en bGmslidcn
Seben.
Wenn mir Die nmerifaniihe ,srall
MS Sebrerin uno 8eihdftsfiibrerin
Sepunoerung einflobte. 10 tbut lie
$ oils Sausfrau niht meniger. ,Sdl
I'm OFT gon5 perbliifft uno irage
MIDI, wie lie es aniteaen, 10 uiel su
,oabringen unO babel 10 gemiitblid
lus5uleben. Sie Gienitboteniroee
n1mlib in Imerifa iteaenmeiie
ebr i6wierig; auf Dem 9anbe uno
II flelnen StGbten lit es iait I'M
noslif. 3ienltmGoden gu befom-
men, 10 baB oft iebr poblbabenoe
Die Srbeit ser Gienit-
naofer lelbit beiorsen. 6reilid
'erlteben es Die amerifaniifen aud,
bre ainoer friib 5l niislifen 8eien
II MAIDEN, unb 5par miro Oa fem
lnterIdleO 5piiGen &naben uno
gtaofen gemaht. Sie erIten in
Ter S%ausbaltIng bebililid iein ulo
leien lie @pmnaiiaiten ODER
lniperiitGts Stuoenten, ibr 3im-
ner ielbit in Sronung brinsen, BE-
'or lie in ole Shule geben, falls
elm Sienitbote I'M Sallie lit; audi
as aleioerbiiriten nno Shubpusen
Die iungen Serren ielbit be-
orgen. iogar wenn Elm Sienitm1o.
zen oa lit, oenn 81 iolfen Irbeiten
rnleorist iih elm meibliher 9ienIt-
ote nift. uno lie bon ieiner Wtut.
ooer Shweiter 81 erparten, Oas
,iiroe einem iid ielbIt reipeftiren.
Ell Mmerifaner nift einmol i'm
.raume einfallen.
Natiirlif mprnen Sic Ia pr,nna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
GiuilitanS Der Stabt @ilb.

III u I y Z IT. - WeIIe.
SterbefGIle. Z. Ipril
@liiubetbn Itten. aft 81 Sabre, pbnt
Stanb, @begdttin bon Tifolas Irenb
Shneioermeilter. g.: Sob. gatpiil
Ieiri6, alt SO Sabre. Sanbelsmanrl,
@ittrper bon @nna Wariu 8olter,
r.: Sobann Nitolas 8edinser, ali
rs Sabre. Shreiner, 8itttpsr bon
Suianna S6leiier.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
LOCAL and GENERAL

The s. s. Alameda is due next FRI
day morning.
Abelino Melcano was given sixty days
in Jail this morning by Judge Whitney
for vagrancy.
There were only five cases on the Po-
lice Court calendar this morning, an
unusually small number for Monday.
Lieut.. Slattery Of the government en-
gineer's department, Is now working
almost altogether upon the plans for
the new lighthouse for Honolulu har-
Dor. The light will be about 400 feet
further out in the channel than the
one now In use.
Miss Latimer, who has been visiting
In Honolulu some time and who is maxi
ing tour Of the world, was the only
passenger from this port who went on
the s. S. Miowera last night. Miss Lat
inner goes to Auckland, N. z. From
there she goes TO London.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
GEARS CONTENTION.
(contInued from Pace ~

drugs; that before the enactment Of
said statute the former statute, to-wit:
Par XIX of Chapter So of the Penal
Laws OF Hawaii, provided for license
TO import and sell poisonous drugs;
that said statute was unconstitutional
and void in that II required the pay
ment of a license for the importation
of such drugs; that the commission to
compile the Revised Laws could not
be legally authorized by the Legisla-
ture to enact new law; that said Sec
ton 1898, 1899 and 400, are new stat
utes never before enacted as law in
said Territory; that said sections new
er passed three readings in each House
or either House OF the Territorial Leg.
stature. on separate days OF any day
as required by Section 46 of the Or
ganic Act OF said Territory; that the
Act attempting to enact said Revised
Laws is unconstitutional and void in
so far as It attempts to enact said
Sections 1898, 1899 and 1400, as laws
in that II contravenes and violates Sec.
ton 10 Of the Organic Act, requiring
each law to embrace but one subject.
which shall be expressed in its title.
That the said mittimus shows the
conviction of no offense known to the
law OF the said Territory of Hawaii.
/ That the said District Court was
without jurisdiction to try the defend
ant and applicant herein as the pun
! ishment of the offense under Section
! 777 OF the Penal Laws Of Hawaii could
have been by Imprisonment at hard
labor not exceeding six months and
that therefore the defendant could lot
, have been tried for said alleged offense
until after Indictment by duly and
legally qualified Grand Jury and said
trial and conviction are therefore ur
constitutional and void and In contra
vention Of Article V of the Amend
ments to the Constitution of the Unit
81 States.
Wherefore your petitioner prays
that a writ of habeas corpus may bG
granted directed to the said Sheriff OF
the County OF oahu, Territory of Ha
wall commanding him to have the
body of Tom Pong before Your Honor
at time and place therein to be spec
flied, to do and receive what shall theT
and there be considered by Your Hon
or concerning him, together with tbs
time and cause Of his detention ant
said writ. and that petitioner may III
restored to his liberty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
MAY RELEASE PACKERS.

Chicago, Jan. 3.-The resumption OF
the trial of the case Of the Government
against the packers may be postponed
from next Tuesday until January ID be-
cause John S, Miller, chief counsel forg
the packers, may be engaged next week
in the Chicago traction case before the
United States Supreme Court. The
date for the arguments In the traction
case was originally fixed for to-day, but
the court failed to disposed of other
cases preceding II.
The report that the Government will
quash the indictments against the pack.
ers was current in La Sale street finan-
cial circles. II was based on an opinion
given by a leading member OF Presl-
dent Roosevelt's Cabinet, to the effect
that the Government had made fatal
error in forcing the packers TO give up
their secrets to the Department of
Commerce and Labor, and that they
(the packers) therefore were entitled
to immunity from criminal prosecu.
ton.
This is the first intimation | have
had of either report" said United
States District Attorney Morrison when
asked concerning the rumors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
HARBOR IS TO Be
IMPROVED IN LOOKS

The appearance Of Honolulu harbor
will be greatly improved when the
dredging work now going on is finished.
A number Of old hulls OF small boats
and other derelicts that lay on the reef
back of Naval row will have been re-
moved and the harbor bottom deepened
at that point. To people coming in on
steamers the sight OF the old boilers
used as buoys is not pleasant one and
the public in general will be glad to
hear that those things are to be done
away with. This work will be accom-
plished by the dredging company. II
is probable that the job will be sublet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
WRONG INSTRUCTION.
MAUI Newsl

MAUI Newsl
immigration Commissioner Craig
gave the Kamehameha School course
n scoring at meeting of the Commits
sioners of Agriculture last week.
He said they have the wrong system
down there at the Kamehameha
Schools.
They are raising lot Of lolos.
They are not teaching the boys to
work, but they are instructing them to
talk. They get a smattering of a few
things and the boys leave school
thinking they know something whep
they are really worse than useless, as
they have to unlearn what they have
plready been taught.
J. p. Cook told of an Hawaiian lad
who had applied for work and had
been assigned II, but the following day
the young man had appeared with a
carefully prepared speech in which he
declined employment. He was a Ka.
mehameha School lad, said Cook. and
the speech that he made was a re-
markable one and wound up like let
TER ending in the expression yours
truly.
Mr.. Cook says they have had n great
deal of experience with these boys
and find they are turned out partial
ly instructed and expect to walk into
machine shop and get mechanics
pay at once and, while they are good
boys, there is something radically
wrong with their education. They
want to talk but not work.
He thinks the course should be more
practical.
The statements of these gentlemen
Is no surprise to the writer, who has
had many years experience in the
schools OF Hawaii and on the Coast.
| The plan of petting the children in
our Hawaiian schools has been carried
to excess In the past by some schools
as whole and by many individual
teachers.
While this may indicate a kindly
disposition on the part Of the teacher
1t is a positive injury to the youth.
What the schools should seek to do
Is to train the young men to work and
be proud OF the opportunity to work
No person can hold a position who
Is not willing to work.
No person can remain long In idle
ness without degenerating.
Any one has more respect for o
streetsweeping laborer uneducated
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
AUTOMOBILE MEETING

G. p. Wilder, chairman of the auto.
mobile club committee, is sending out
notices to members and those inter
ested for a meeting to be hold Satur-
day night. The letter is as follows:
All owners of motor driven vehicles
as well as those interested in automo-
billing, are requested to meet in the
dance pavilion OF the Alexander Young
Hotel at p. m. Saturday, January 20,
to receive the report OF the committee
on organization and bylaws and TO
make nominations OF officers for first
year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
plscoURTEsY OF THE PRINTING.
Hawaii Herald

So far as known there is nothing In
the County Act providing that the Au.
ditor of the Territory shall contract
bills for printing and supplies to be
paid for by the County, and yet only
last week Auditor Mcguire received
something like forty.five dollars worth
of printing from Honolulu that had
been ordered by Auditor Fisher with.
out any request from the County Off.
Gals or the Board of Supervisors. II
the Territorial officials desire to de.
wise forms there may be no objections
TO their being sent here for printing,
but there is no reason why the Off.
cials should butt In further than to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

The Bulletin has an established rule
against anonymous communications
which II breaks in order to give pub
licity to the following from ian inter-
ested citizen:
"Will you kindly insert in your val
liable paper this query: Why don't
the Supervisors OF the County Of Oahu
make a number OF public tennis courts
at Kapiolani Park or the Kunst resi-.
dence, such as they have at Golden
Gate Park, for the use OF the puhlic?"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Sometimes the gamblers find 1t well
to work on the theory of opposltes.
Every time lawson lets ay broad
side, It Is certain to force the System"
into getting behind the market and
boosting 1t up. Strange, indeed, must
1t be, II Lawson has not only noted tho
fact but taken an occasional financial
advantage of the opportunity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

There has been so much buying OF
road machinery Of late that the ques
ton naturally arises whether the Ter
ritory was short on equipment or the
counties are laying in the stock Just
for the Joy Of buying.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

DIR. Emil Hirsch says the new school
of "naturalism" is undermining the
moral foundations OF society. II 1t can
do a better job than the old school Of
hypocrisy. It must be mighty powerful
as well as new.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Put away the idea that Congress will
turn over Is per cent of Hawaii's Fed
eral revenue to be appropriated by any
other authority than Congress. Hang
ing onto II will waste time and do no
good for anyone.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

The Washington delegation would
show its good sense. and appreciation
OF the best means OF aiding Hawaii
promotion, by deciding even at this late
day to take q press agent along.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Dispatches state that Roosevelt Is
after Standard Oil with a big stick. II
he doesn't hurt John DIS. feelings any
more than he has the Beef Trust, there
won't be much harm done Standard
oil
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Hllo objects to the Territorial Aud
itor forwarding Hawaii county any
printing. Hawaii's preference for st'.'
ond hand material runs exclusively 70
its own police force.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Experience OF the past few months
ought to be sufficient to convince cit
liens of Hawaii county that they can't
begin too early campaign for reforma-
ton of the present political police
force
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

though he be. than a polished vagrant.
There would be far less vice in the
land II the school authorities would
bear this in mind and form their
courses accordingly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

A beautiful painting by Alexander
Scott called "Nuuanu Showers" was
placed on display in the rooms of the
Promotion Committee this afternoon
The view is In Nuuanu valley.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Lawson's prediction of mainland
crash holds out hopes to the super
stitious Of Hawaii. During every great
mainland depression times have been
fairly good in Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
ECONOMY ON LIGHT.
THilo Tribune1

The cutting down of the number OF
street lights by the Board of Supervi-
sors appears to have been done on
grounds of economy. The lights wero
not in superabmdance, and II is prob.
able that economy could have been
more wisely applied along some other
lines
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

when William II. Taft says tho
transport service isn't what 1t should
be. the presumption is that William IL.
Taft ought to know.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Oahu county with a peoples park
and bathing resort to its credit has at
least one good example for other coun-
ties 70 follow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

suggest. Hilo printing offices can
take care of the work and to the sat.
isfaction of their customers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

They say that Labor is steadily les
SEEMING force in public life. Yet 1t Is
winning new victories in dear old
Iun'on.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Liberals are winning in England
The liberal spirit is winning victories
throughout the world every day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Average Daily Circulation ........2l5S
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin.
Tuesday, Jan. End, 1906 .......23s7
Number Of Weeklies delivered on
the Islond Of Hawaii alone go. 1o4S
COMBINED guaranteed average
circulation -. ....t......... .lOIU
BY c. G.. BOCKUS,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO be-
fore me this 18th day Of Jan
ISEALl uary. 1906.
p. II. BURNETTE,
Notary Public, Honolulu, County OF
Oahu.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15

More rules for the Courts. VIII they
never be set right2