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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
BAPT list S ATE BOARD
HOLDS BIG SESSIONS

The second regular quarterly
meeting Of The executive committee
OF the Baptist General Association
|of West Virginia was held in the
First Baptistchurch in Clarksburg
"Wednesday. The board convened ut
Il0:30 o'clock and transacted con-
siderable business at the morning
session. A short recess was taken
flor dinner and the afternoon session
Twas busy one until shortly after 5
O'Clock, when the meeting adjourned
liza order togive the outcf-town
members OF The board an opportuui-
|ty to catch trains for home.
| Attending the sessions We Rev.
John s. Stump, of Parke~ Surg;
REV. NJ. A. Summers, of rsfker4
|burg;. Rev 4. ID. Hall, Of Lost
Greek; Rev. Arthur Hank, Of Salem;
Rev. j. w. Eddy, Of Fairmont; Rev
In. j. Woofter, Of Harrisyille; Rev.
|H. P. Hardvay, of Kingwood Rev
10. L. Trawin, of Gsafton Reys. i.
Inv. Holden, r. b. McDanel, w. J.
Newton and i. B. Moore, Of Clarks-
burg; =. E. Coon, of Shinnston r.
p. Baldwin, Of Legue, and George
I'M. whatsoever, OF Grafton.
Vice President Lloyd w Hold
en- presided over the sessions and
Rev. @. Il. 'lrawin was in the SEQ
lretary's chair, being the regular sec
Rotary of the aboard.
I At tho morning session reports OF
lall the missionary pastors were read,
showing a very favorable and en-
couraging condition. They wers
discussed and ordered filed with tho
secretary.
Il Reports otcommittees 70 look af-
ter certain fields in the state were
considered md recommendations
adopted.
Rev. y. El Jones was appointed
pastor at Terra Alta and Independ-
Ience and do mission workat Tun-
melton andaother points inthat sec
0Ition of the state.
M. +. Kiger was appointed pastor
lat st. Marys, G. F. Ramsbottom st
Fleetwood, and Jonathan Wood at
'IAfiddlebourne
Rev. N. A. .Summrs, Rev. A. B..
.IWither and Rev Morgan were APP
pointed a committee to look over
1.-THE New River field and report as
to til adyisabIlity Of placing a mis-
Isionary there
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
DIFFERENT LIGHT
on FREEMAN CASE

William Freeman, who says he
was hit with a section Of a board
fence by another negro Monday
night, asked for continuance until
Thursday morning and this was
granted BY Mayor Shields. The
tale that is going the rounds differs
vastly fromy-hrt Frccman tells cna-
cerniIg TIN Afr.
1T is sail that lie entered tie
saloon where the trouble occurred
and persisted in butting in private
conversation between two men.
When they told him to keep his nose
out. Of their business be became
abusive and wanted to know who
had paid them for trying to hunt
trouble with him.
The two men turned and left the
saloon and Freeman is alleged to.
have kept up his abusive talk until
one Of the men could stand it no
longer and he picked up d stick and
wailoped freeman, The ]htters
tale is that he had not a word with
the men but the evidence at the
trial Thursday morning viii surely
show the other side.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
DOCTORS HOLD
An ExAMINATIO

The State Board of Health Is sit
ing as a board of medical examiners
in Parkersburg. All Of the meme
hers Of the board are present, save
DR. Barbec, of Charleston, who was
recently very seriously injured in q
street car wreck in his home city.
About 4Sapplicants from five DIFF.
ferent States, but mostly from West
Virginia, are taking the exantina-
ton whichis being conducted in the
assembly room of the Chancellor. 4
very thorough test is being given.
the leading schools Of medicine b.
ing included.
The regular members Of the board
Of health present are:
DR.. Dr.. Morgan, president, Of
Clarksburg; DR.. H. A. Barbee, sec
retary. Point Pleasant; DR.. W. S.
| Warner, Glenville; DR.. N. II. Proud
foot. Rowlesburg DR.. A. R. Warden
Grafton; DR.. j. f. Robins, Charles
| ton: DR.. A. N. Frame, Petersburg
| DR. r. L. yickers, Huntington, aud
DR.. Dickey, of Wheeling. DIR.
| Cline. Of Williamstown, electric
school ractitionper. and DR.. Lonns-
berry. Of Charleston, OF the hon'co-
lpathic school. we're made members
af The hoard to represent these
branches
Following is the list ofapplicants
/ Ralph Hill, Woodland II. j. Walk,
er. Strange Creek P. G. Harst.
ICitie: Geo. +. Bruner, Gladly; ~
A. Estep, ll'riplett, Ky.;J. =; East
lham. Warrior, W. Va; john :,
1 Calhoun, Follansbee; Guy 1ost
4 Frankfort o.: Eugene A. Hillreth
wheeling; Stewart l. lawson, Grey,
Inv. W.; Harold Kahle, Harrison
icounty; ". Craig Byen, Pittsburg
u. ID. Thompson, Blueaeld; J. !
civilians, War Eagle; E. l. Golf,
lSpcncer; W. S. Robinson, Pain
1 Creek; !. JIG. Mccoy, Adrain; y. "
/ Crooks, Belleville; o. P. Wilson
Weston; i. f. Yoho, Weston; ]. +
lRichmond, Meighen; Geo. HAIR,
Benton, Granda, N. Y; Ora he
Hyde, ANNA j. w. Hill, Liberty
liz. r. Wheelock, Scranton, Pa; J
3iW. Payne, William, Wood county
lG. P. Mccoy, Franklin; D. 9
i Meyers, Angel; $. w Biddel. A.
tnoldsburg; B. F. Matheny, BALTIC g,
III. NJ. Cavalier, Wallace B. 5
4 Parks, foneyville; F. ?. Snodgrass
4 Tariff; A. +. Lumby, Blaine; Ma.
In. Looney Bloomington; VIM. Yorl
Yorkyille; Henry Lawrence Cress
Warrington Harry Werner Thorn
as; w. D. Harting, Wileyville; g. G
Morgan, Lynn Camp; Fred N. Boso
'lWalkersyiIe, NJ. L. Powell, Wheel
ling; j. b. Hurley, Ceyrora; >. 4
| Whitman, Bramwell.
4
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
YGOLORED CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

The ciarhbnrg cOlored Social
Club held meeting on Tnesdny
evening in their social parlors on
Main street, for the purposeof elect
ling officers. The following officers
Iwere elected and will hold Office for
one year:
President, Alonzo Runion; vice.
president, George ii. McWhithers J;
secretary and treasurer, W. D. Dean,
land manager, Thomas Scott.
The following COMMITTEES were
elected by theclub:
Banking committee Chairman,
w. D. Dean, George Miller and
Thomas Scott. House committee
Chairman, Henry Banks, George
McWithers, William Washingto ton:
Sick committee Chairman; Joe
Moody, Henry Banks AlonSo Rtna
ion and Andrew Crutchfsld.
The meeting was we'll attended a
dividend of fifteen per cent. was do
clared. On account Of the meeting
Of the Grand land sub ordinate dyes
of the X. Of Y Of this state 10 be
held here IN the month Of Angus
City dollars was set aside for a<banz
quet for the 4, OF F. This amount
will be increased every month, be
committee reported that ! favorable
IIEI
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
Salaries HIGHER
THAN HERE

Fairmont, April 1.-THE cit!
council met in special session las
might with every member presen
land appointed the. following officer
for the ensuing year:
Street Commissioner, George II
Richardson; salary $65 per month.
Water Commissioner, Howard
Swisher; salary; $50 per month,
City Collector, John $. Scott
salary 2 per cent. OF collections.
City Solicitor John L. Lehman
$500 and fees.
Assistant City Engineer, sar
Shuttlesworth; $65 per month.
City Assessor, Rufus Morgan,
$500.
City Plumber, Charles Cavannough,
S75 per month.
City Physician, W. Fl. Kunst,
$500, with extra fees for smallpox
patients.
Chief.of-Poiice, Lawrence $.
(Jacksy) Fleming SOS per month.
Assistant Chief -of-Police, Charles
Bartholow, $50 per month.
Patrelman, First ward, 9. Il.
Carpentar, $55 per month.
Patrolman, Second ward, w. G.!
Gould, same.
Patrolman, Third ward, A. n.
(Kip) Fleming, same.
Extra PatroIman, Third ward. a.
o. Ross, same.
Patrolman, Fourth ward, =. Az
Ilandis, same.
Patrolman Fifth ward, Frank
Ridgley, sarie
Superintepde lent crematory, Sam
Colebank, $3.50 per day.
Engineer pumping station, Wiz
liam Rainey, $75 per month:
Assistant engineer pumping sta-
ion, S. G.. Mefcalf $50 per month,
Superintendent reservoir; FTank
zeiger, 500 per nontl
Dfiyerof street cleaning cart, Roy
Zones $40 sper month;
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
ELECTION RETURNS
ARE CA|IVASSEl

The city council met Tuesday
night in adjourned session, with tho
mayor, the clerk and Councilmen
McAndrcws, Kearns, Anderson, Hal
terman, Ernst, JOHNSON, Golf and
Smith in attendance.
The object of the session was to
canvass the returns Of the recent
election and this was done with no
material change resulting from the
unofficial table published a few days
ago by the Telegram.
At the conclusion Of the canvass
Mayor Shields declared the results
of the election, as follows:
Harvey w. Harmer, mayor;
Richard Scott, chief-of-police; VIII
H. Cole, city clerk; Edward $,
DOYLE, street superintendent; Hugh
Cailaghan, commissioner of water
works; John r. Steel, collector and
treasurer; w. p. Camp, assessor; D
In. Flowers, school Commissioner;
james j. Cornell, councilman from
the first ward Thomas L. Anderson.
COUNCILMAN from the second ward
Ellsworth Cork, councilman from
the third ward; John D. Nc
Reynolds, councilman from tht
| fourth ward, and Edward J: Wood
councilman from the fifth ward.
The pajorities were Harmer S6
Scott 105, Cole 14s, Doyle s5, Cal
Ilaahan l647, Steel 1649, Camp IS
| Flowers 81, Cornell ia, Andersen
4. Cork SO, Metropolis q ant
Wood Sc.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
MILLINERY OPENING
Is BIG sUceuSS

Lynch 6 Companys big mil-
IneTg opening continued today with
gratifying attendance. Tues
store was Hocked al day
FIJI 7SI's Of the millinery de-
lt Ind the business We'd Ines
idT A not TALL of. The millinery
dpkftnent has been moved 1:oin
iIe dlrsf 10 the second floor whore
nodern impfo9 ements have been in-
alled and eVerYt hing mad. conYen-
l and attractive for a department
that sort a handsome line Of
5ae suits for women and children
stock. II is the finest aad best
store ever had, and the arraysof
er hats Ii simply superb. Miss
6npedge from the east. an ex7
fenced and talented milliners hnss
charge The big success Of the
6nine attests the popularity o.
stock ana The artistic SslrSz Qf'
is obpeaga, and certainly most
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
RECITAL PROGRAM
. At BAPTIST CHURCH

W = u
The following program will be
rendered at the Baptist church or
Thursday evening at eight o'clocl,
bv some of the music students OF
Broaddus, under the direction o.
Miss Stewart and Miss Green:
/. Duet-AIarch from Lenore..
i Raj
Gail Dorsey and Mabel Stewart
2. Vocal Solo
(al If No One Ever Marrles
M Me Lehman
(bl Little Dutch Garden .c
...... BTawson-M Marks
Decide 0lleson
8. Piano Solo
(a) Imromptu, a fiat Schubert
(b) Marche ALA Turca i..
As. Beethoven-R ubenstein
Grace Iightbnrn
4. Vocal Duet OH That We
Two Were Maying
IBIiss Ruttencutter and Mr. Martin
5. Piano Solo
"a Air de Ballet. Chaminaec
ibl Song Of the Brook. (. Warren
Rebecca Ruhl
| G.. Vocal Solo-Faites lsui Mes
Ayieux $780,. from Faust
Gail Dorsey
| i. Piano Solo-ll Troyafore
Verdi-Dorn
Bessie Swager
s. Vocal Solo
(a) Under the Rose Fisher
(b) Miss April. IS. ~. Snealse
Mr.. Fleming Holden
| 9. Piano Solo-Trot de Caya-
Ger Rubensteir
Mildred Kirkpatrick
IIo. Vocal Solo When the Heart
is Young .... sBuct
Miss Ruttencutter
ii1. Piano Solo
! (a) Msrche Hongroise Kovalski
as Etude ............ Hehseli
Grace Harr
liz. Piano Solo The Front
Schubert Heller
Mabel Stewart
l13. Chorus
(a) Spring Song Pinsuti
~ Soldiers Chorus from Faust
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
ANOTHER row
AT PEERLESS

Shortly before noon today tele-
phone message from the Peerless
Glass company's plant 10 the sberifi's
office caused Deputies Lang and
Knox to go out there on the double
quick. The message stated that a
panic was in progress and that the
men had stampeded from the works.
When the officers arrived they
found one man, Harry Pyle, had
been the cause and extent Of the
business. Pyle has been drunk fol
several weeks. This morning he
vent to the plant, where he workz
when sober and cut loose with his
gun.
Pinnickinnick mountain cutting
mp like Mt. yesuyius couldn't have
cleaned the building any quicker
than did he. However, his brother
managed to get him home and that's
where he was when the deputies ar
rived. They were going to bring
him TO town but he got wise and de-
handed warrant and this they did
not have SO he was left, lie will
likely be arrested Later.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
JI|REITS OF Lava
STILL POUR FORTH
GRy Assoc,iated Press.)

?
ss,iss Italy, April 1l-Ernp,
IONS IRON Mt. YesuTius increased
during the night and a coating o.
ssheg and cinders to the depth Of
s0ar inches covered the ground aec
e0i 81 buildings today,
II rlilfoad service out Of the cily
interrupted: !.
neiaSa ii have refused to take out
heir rains because of the darkness
s. sed 81 the heavy fall Of ashes;
Is no longer possible 70 reach
the points which have suffered mos'
severely
Even soldiers detailed to guard
& The ruins at Ottojano, have been re;
called and the town has been left e
its fate.
The military forces have earned
the gratitude and admiration OF III:
people by their devotion to duty a'ic
for their bravery.
The Mattino asserts that the towl
of Sarno has been destroyed. It'll
impossible to verify the report 4
lies ten miles east of Naples.
The loss to property by the vol
ca1ic outbreak is estimated a
twenty million dollars and it is an
nonneed fifty thousand persons ar
rendered hCdseless.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
LEBAEADVIGE
IS MUCH SOUGHT

Squire Harry Gordon continually
huns that popular song, sWrite ~
Beatrice Fairfax.2 There are lots
Of people in G larksburg who never
gos TO see anattorney. butinstead 50
to tie good.Iatured justice and seS
cure theirlegaI advice. Such an
array as shegets put to him. Z res
minds oneo d the questions one sees
in the Sunday supplements Of the
metropolitan papers The SQUIRE
said this morning that il he was
able to answer all those asked he
would be headed for the king row
instead Of IN bis present posi- ION:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
SESSION
OF COUNTY COURT

a special term Of county court
was held Wednesday with all The
members present.
William /. Lynch qualified as a
notary public.
Several citizens from various parts
of the county appeared and made
complaint against the street car
company about destroying and
.blockading the county roads at
places.
&c. ". Robinson was appointed
deputy assessor for the lower dis
,trict.
James Boyle gave additional bond
Of $500 as administrator Of Martha
Jackson.
The case Of irwin Jackson against
james Boyle, administrator, was ! -
for the third dagof June.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
Smith DEFENDED
by BADIN0N

Washington, April 1.-the post
once appropriation bill was taken
{ siIssin the House today.
The military record Of General
Jacob q. Smith, in the Philippines,
was the subject of q speech by Mr.;
Bannon, of Ohio, who defended she
actions Of General Smith. stating
bat General w GODS achievements in
the Philippines are a complete vim
dication Of the case Of General
Smith.
Nh. Bannon said General Wood
admitted that a number Of women
and children have been killed adding
Smith killed neither women or
children. Wood did. Wood is
warmly praised and commended by
the President. His commendation
IS General Smiths vindication.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
IN'GRAW GETS
DRY HOLE

In the Folsom district, this couIi-
ty, the South Penn Company has
drilled its No. 4 on the John Stout
farm "a feet into the stray sand and
has no show for a producer at that
depth.
In the Salem district, the same
company has drilled its test on the
A. S. Childers farm Ia feet into the
stray sand and has very light show
ofoil. The same companys No. 22
on Ike j. dayiuond fsrui has iillesl
M 1900 feet with fluid from the
Gordon and will be given a shot.
Nos on the A. c. Bailey farm was
given shot and its production in
creased to 105 barrels q day.
On Lost run, Boothville district,
Taylor. county, ]. I. McGraw & Go.
have drilled a wildcat on the George
W. Reynolds farm through the Big
Injun and developed a light show
of oil. 1t will be drilled to- the
lower sands and il nothing better is
found VIII probably be tested in the
Big Iniun.
On Dry Fork, Freeman's creek
district, Lewis county, the Hope
Natural Gas company has complefS
ca d test on the g, III. Isovett farm
and has a gasser in the Gordon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
(Bv Associated Press. y

Athens, o., April LITTLE joint
conference of operators and miners
Of this district adjourned finally ts-
day without having reached an
agreement. Independent coal ops
erators, producing about twenty per
cent of the output of this district,
have signed the scale asked.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
Associated Press. J

Rome; April 1 Prof. Matticl, in
charge Of the observatory on AIT
eayins telegraphs today that the
fuafion during the night is very
ea7e
Dense showers Of sand were tall
ina Ell eight o'clock this morning.
THO instruments today show less
disturb than yesterday.
Heis confident Vesuviuswil soon
return to its normal condition
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
ST RIKE
NEARING
AN END
(By AssOciated Press

Wheeling, w Va, April IL
Agreements have been reached he
tween the miners and. operators Of
til fifth Ohio sub-district and the
strike along the eastern Ohio border
Is fast diminishing.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
(Bv Associated Press. !

New York, April II The general
scale committee Of the anthracite
miners went into executive session
today to consider the counter propo-
sition made blythe coal operators.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
IRv Assnciafnd 12ress. \

SIeadville, Pa, April 11-All de-
|partments of the Erie railroad shops
here were put on half time today on
account of the coal strike.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-04-13
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION

The Rafhbone Sisters at their
meeting Tuesday night in the RYth-
ian building postponed limitations
hnt received q number Of applica7
4ions for members hip. They blllS7
ca over their plans for an entettains
ment on April "a celebrating Their
first anniversary as am organization,
The event promises 10 be suspicious.
Albthe officers Of the Grand Lodge
OF knights Of Pythias and the Grand
Temple officers will attend:
BSthiaps and their wives are INIT
edto be present:
AZ. I1.nd INN nm - 1ELas hare Mallz
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-31
W. r. PATTERSON

General Contracting and Jobblns,
Housepaintins, Paperhansins, Grain.
ing, kalsomIning, Brick, Cement and
Stone Work. Shop with wnittle, the
sign painter, corner Hotel and Union
streets. PHONE MAIN 26l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-31

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii. In
Probate: at Chambers. In the Matter
of the Estate of Z. Ahi. deceased. Be
fore Judge John r. DE Bolt. Order
of Notice Of Petition for Allowance Of
Final Accounts and Discharge In this
Estate. On reading and filing the pc.
tition and accounts Is william l..
Whitney. Administrator de bonis non
Of the estate of G. Ali. deceased.
wherein he asks to be allowed ST.
1872 IS and he charges himself with
sl7 1898. so. and asks that the same may
be examined and approved, and that
n final srder may be made of distribu.
ton of the property remaining In his
hands To the persons thereto entitled.
and discharging him and his sureties
from all further responsibility as such
Enthusiastically and further repre-.
sent that no attorneys fee have been
Rpid and he asks that the amount Of
said attorneys fec 10 be paid by him
shall be fixed, Il IL ordered that MON
DAY, the BIRD day of DECEMBER, A.
ID. 1906 ut . o'clock IA. m. before the
Judge Of said court ut the court room
nj the said court at Honolulu. Island
of Oahu be and the same hereby Is
appointed as the lime and place for
hearing said petition and accounts,
and that all persons interested may
then and there appear and show
cause. II any they have. why the same
should not be granted, and may pre-
sypt evidence as 10 who are entitled
To the said property, And that notice
VI this order, in the English language.
be published in the Evening Bulletin
newspaper, printed and published In
Honolulu, once u week for three sue
tysa!yc weeks, the last publication 10
be- not less than two weeks previous
to the time therein appointed for SAID
hearing.
Dated at Honolulu this Goth day u
October, 1906.
lSignod ], 7, DE BOLT
First Judge of the Circuit Court
OF the First Circuit,
Attest
(Signod) J. 4, THOMPSON,
CLERK uf the Circuit Court of tho
First Circuit
/ Castle a wilmington attorueya iur
petitioner
aaal oct a. 81 Nov 2 a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-31

best interests of all of us to join the
party.
"As to the charges that have been
made against some of the candidates
by some of the newspapers. there Is
not one iota of truth In them. II we
thought Mr.. Brown had done the
things they say he has done, 90 you
believe we would follow him for one
minute?
AS to Mr.. McClanahan and the Is.
sue he is raising. the annexation of
Cuba, I differ from him. The party
that Is helping the Territory of Ha.
wall today is the Republican party.
don't think by sending a Democrat to
oppose a Republican Congress we can
be successful. If Cuba IL annexed
there is no question that Hawaii will
be- hurt But are we To listen to Mr.
McClanahan and let him do It all
without the aid of the business men?
II Is up to every one who has the in
terests of the country at heart to be
up and working. Mr.. McClanahan has
been doing nothing but talking the
Cuban issue for q month. but I have
been defending the candidates against
the charges made by the Advertiser.
The issue is not as he claims. II It
Is. the business men do. not know
their business.
The only other thing | have to say
Is for your best interests, the best in.
tercsts Of all of us. you should vote
the sitaight Republican ticket. !
thank you"
The chairman stated. after Kuhio
had concluded his address. that the
Chinese are not fairly treated by the
Federal authorities. II Il young Chi.
uese wishes to go 10 the states to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WAiTy BLDG, ~ 6, KING ct
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-31
CHINESE VOTERS
ALL REPUBLICANS
At Meeting Last Night
Pledge Support
To Party
your men ARE ADDRESSED
BY KURIO AND OTHERS
MATTER OF BIRTH CERTIFICATES
DISCUSSED BY SPEAKERS
AND ALSO INTEREST
ED AUDIENCE


Political enthusiasm Is not confined
TO the iawalians ana haoies IN ms
campaign. The Chinese are eXhibt-
ing much interest. Last hish' there
was gathering OF good NUMBER OF
the young Chinese voters at the Chi'
nese Societys rooms on KING street
10 listen 10 kuhlo anu other speakers
OF the Republican party. Inc ChlheSe
want something zone LOT mem, ana
they wanted 10 KNOW WHAT a'utuue
the kepuohcah party IL going 10 tahe
III the matter, When .hey were as
sured that huhlo ana 'ne o'her ieau,
ers Oh ihe party are wii'ihg 10 anu
then' 'hey were s'rYhBV cohhrheu
III 'heir ih,eh'ioh vi 'o''hs 'he nep"p'
mean TICKET.
Inc question 'ha' " interesting 'ne
Chlhese ~ tnat VI p'r,h 'er.'nsa'tS'
CHAIRMAN Chahs' VINO caheu ,he
meeting 10 order stated tnu' 'he Ia"
gives ihe Chihese uie rish, \" ao'r'
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