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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1906-07-06
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and Second Aves., Bemidii,
Minnesota.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01
A Hero.

We are a nation of Hero wor-
shippers, every one admires a
hero. Any farmer who has tried
one likes a Hero Tanning Mill.
Why ? For a number of reasons,
here are some of them:
Because it will seperate oats
from wheat or barley.
Because you can rid your field of
wild oats.
Because it takes the oats and
wheat out of fax.
Because it is fitted to clean all
kinds of grain or seed.
Because it is WELL MADE, RUNS
casters and will CLEAN FASTER
than any mill on the market.
Bring US a sample of any kind OF
grain you want cleaned and see
if we can demonstrate that
these are facts.
Have a mill of your own, DON'T
BORROW OR DON'T LEND. It
is made in two sizes, come and
see our samples.
HOPE I CO.,
HOPE, N. OAK.
1st door west Hope State Bank.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01

Read the ads. in the Pioneer.
It will pay you.
Miss Minnie Bowen is visiting
in Fargo this week.
The Ladies of the Catholic
society will have a sale and
supper at the Woodmen hall, Sat.
Mar. 18th.
Get your sale bills printed at
the Pioneer printery. We can
furnish you with any size from
a hand bill to a half sheet.
Parties having Farms or Town
property for sale would do we'll
to list them with Danskin & Cur
ry. Office in Rugg building.
f. A. Tillotson started for Ia.
yesterday morning where he will
buy up a number of good horses
for the spring magket. If you
contemplate buying a team it will
be well to see him before pur-
chasing.
Spring surely must be coming.
A hoe" struck town already
one of the pot gang variety. Per-
haps he knows what he is going
but We'll wager dollars to dough
nuts that he will have a chilly
time of it, yet, but we don't care,
if he don't.
Col. I. w. Standley returned
from his southern trip last Sat-
urday. He reports a most en-
joyable vacation and has many
amusing incidents to relate. His
description of the steamer trip
to Havana is really mirth
provoking. Mrs. Standley re-
NAMED in Missouri where she
will visit with relatives for sew
eral weeks.
The weather has been the fin
est for the past week-snow is
fast disappearing and indications
point to an early spring. Condi-
tions for this season could not be
better. The soil is in excellent
shape with plenty of moisture to
start the grain and as consider
able blowing was done last fall
the prospects for a large acreage
is good.
Oliver Todd, formerly known
to us as the long haired COW
puncher from the Sheyenne, has
sold his large ranch of 1900 acres
to Frank Tillotson and will hole
a public auction on March rs al
which time he will sell all of his
personal property. Mr.. Todd
has not decided as to where he
will locate in the future but he
says it is probable he will "gc
west and grow up with the coun-
fry
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss Kate Carleton has been
sick for several days.
For. good Siberian millet seed
see j. A. Van Dusen. 45t8p
"Cinch" McCrea was doing
business in town Tuesday.
G. S. Shippy was transacting
business in Fargo yesterday.
See Frank Tillotson if you are
in need of horses. He can suit
you.
The Union Telephone is getting
out a new directory for it's sub
scribers.
Frank j. LANCER of Casselton
transacted business in the city
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. King returned home
from Fargo where she has been
in a hospital for several weeks.
L. j.. Bowen returned Tuesday
from Iowa where he spent sew
eral week visiting with relatives.
l.. H. Smith returned from
Fargo last evening where he
recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Jack Merry came in on Tues
day nights train and went out
to G.. 3. Wilcox's at once to see
his little daughter who is very
sick.
Don't fail to read the Public
Sale ads in the Pioneer. A num-
Der of big sales are being adver.
tised at which anything can be
bought that is needed on the
farm.
A son and heir was born to Mr.
and Mrs. N. N. Lunding on Mon
day, March Goth. Mother anc
child doing well and the father
is the proudest man in the city
.IOf course we all smoked on the
new arrival.
. The Hope Implement Go. has
Improved the interior of its
Offices by applying several coats
of light colored paint beside.
making other changes. The
sales room has also been remod
eled so that it will be more con
venient.
1.-THE Champion of her Sex,"is
the title of the play which will
be given by the Woman's Club
announcement of which will ap
pear next issue. The play will
be produced under the direction
of Mrs. A. W. Graham, who's.
ability in that line is well known
to the people of Hope.
DR.. Johnston departed fol
Aberdeen, S. D. yesterday morn
ing where he will make his per
manent residence in the future
The Doctor has been offered
good inducement to locate there
: hence the move. We are sorr,
to see Dr.. Johnston and his es
timable family leave Hope, buta
the change is to their advantag
we wish them Godspeed in thei
new location.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01

Prof. Clint Gardner is still in
position to take several more.
pupils for instruction in either
Banjo. Guitar or Mandolin. Call
at or phone the Pioneer office if
;ntarested. 34tf
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01
LOST

About Nov. 18th 1905, one liver
and white pointer bitch, has red
strap around neck, and was to
have pups the last part of Dec
ember, was last heard of at Fin
ley, N. Oak. Any information
as to her whereabouts will belib-
orally rewarded. Address Lock
Box 38, Aneta, N. Oak.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01

Three / sections of land for
rent 5 to 6 miles north of Hope.
Will rent in whole or by i sec
tions.
DANiK1N & Curry.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01
Read the ads. in the Pioneer.
It will pay you to devote a few
moments to their perusal.

Anyone interested in the pur-
chase of a piano or latest sheet
music will do well to call at the
residence of p. B. Wolcott. Sew
eral pianos to select from also
latest sheet music.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01
N%OTICE-FOR SALE.

My residence property also
some household goods, stoves,
furniture, etc.
M. G. JOHNSTON, M. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01

Read the advertisements in
this issue. Tt will pay you.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-01

I carry a good line of Victor
and Columbia records and sup
plies-records IS cents. It will
pay you to see me if you are
figuring on purchasing a pho
nograph or recodrs.
If H. H. FuLMER.
Knerr's Creamery, Fargo,
pays cash Minneapolis prices for
butter fat. Big saving in freight
to farmers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Nag@er e~elstanflaeer.

Der 34=id6rige Mrbeiter Sobann
Wic3oret aus gtdel ftente ii9 i'm On,
fang oes Sabres 1905 Der &riminals
poli3ei uil6 be3i9tigte ii9 Der SbGter=
i9aft elmer Heibs bon Haubiiberfdnsn
uno OiebitGblen. Oas 9epifen Iiebe
ibm feline Rube. Sm @erlaufe Der unz
terIu9ung ftiegen 3peifeI an Dem nor=
malen @eiftes5uit ano 0es Wiesoref
auf. gr tpuroe elmer S%rrenanitalt our
lInteriu9ung iiberseben. SEPT nuroe
ser sSaG Dor Dem S9tpursert9t in
8oGum berhdnoelt. 3pei SrrenGrste
fparen als Sa9perftdnoige geIaoen.
8ic3oret bislt feline frii6eren 4nsabsn
aufredt, pona9 er in oen Sabren
1900 Biz 1902 in 8odum un6 6ern.
bier RaubanfdGe uno Oiebitdble aus
gefiibrt baben tpolts. Die 8riminals
polisei bat feline Seittenunsen gu Der
Sadie MAIDEN tOnnen. Sic 1T Der an>
ii9t, Sab oie @trdftbatsn ni9t aus
gsfiibrt porosn finb. Muf Der YoIissi'
fpa4e bese;6nete er fi9 als GROCER
Sinoer, Der mad 8ube perlange, um
nit Dem 2ebsn ab5ui9lieben. Ser Ins
getla9te lit oas unebeli6e 2inb zines
Srinfers, Der 0ur9 Sel6ftmorb enoste.
S6on frib fiibrte Der Batter Sen Sobn
auf oie 8abn bes Caters. Sn Ser 9aft
madte Wicsoref einen auberoroentli9
nisosrgei6fasensn @in6rud. fae Be-
itGnoig auf Sen &nien unb betete. l1ns
ter S6rdnsn be3iatete er Ii9 peridieoss
ner 0ereetn uno fle6te in iiber>
f9pengIiGer Weiie mad @uBe. 9as
alei4e 8erhalten trug er au6 in Sen
eriten Wod,en feines Iufentbaltss in
Ger ssrrsnanftalt CUR S6all. Wic3prsf
bat nur elm babies Sabr Sic 96ule
beiuGt, 1T r0liger Indpbalbet. Sn Ser
eesrrenanffalt ma6te er na9 Sen Wabr-
nebmungsn oes Srrenar5tes ben gins
6rud zines melan9olif6en Mannes,
ser an Ginnestduf9ungen lit. go
ponte Ser @neeflagte feline ungebliden
Opfer gefeben baben, Ole i'm gu t0oten
tra6teten, bDfe Setter nabm er pabr
in @eftalt bon i9pursen @Dgeln. 9us
@ua6tsn 6ss Srrenur5tss sing ou6in,
oaB ser @lfo6ol Die melan9olii6e De
preifion uno f9liebli9 einen frantpuf>
ten @eiitessuitanb Bel DEM 4ngefldgtsn
berpprgsrufsn latte, be7en 4nfang
Sabre suriidliese. Oie gnt5iebung Deg
Ilfobpls bra6te allmGbli6 cine Belle
rung in bem Geiitessuitdnbe bes Mn=
eeflasten 6erpor. Ser f9liebLi9 als ses
beilt entldRen peroen fonnte. @egens
tpGrtig arbeitet er tpieoer in gidel Bel
einem Bauer. Der Stddtsdnfpnlt bean=
tragic Jreiipre6ung. Die 8ei6pores
men perneinten Die S9ulofragen. 9as
8erift iprd6 Wicsoref fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Sapan in &oiea.

Nud einem 8eri6t ser 2onoonsr
rOailb Mail" aus S0ul bGtten Die
Sapaner ben 8aiier bon &ored na6z
seraOe in fsinsm eisenef Ylaits fO>
5uIugen gum 9~efanasnsn eemd9t.
Neuli6 perlangts ser Marquts Sto
Die 3uitimmung oes &aiiers otau,
DAP Die um Ben Ydfaf bic Wa6,
bdbenoe toreanii9e pdlaIgaroe Our9
6ie Hegierungspoli5ei .erieBt perOe.
Oieis Electromagnetic 1T benz H1-
men nd9 cine torednii6e Sruppe, lie
fte6t inoefen unter ausialieBlid il
pantheon Offiaieren uno bat audi Ell
men ~ftarfen 8eiias BON iupanii4en
Mannibdften. Na9 elmer peinli6sn
l1ntsrreOung, porin Der &aiier perse6z
Ii4 um einige Sage 4usitano nu6s
fuHte, e6e oie nsue Mabressl our9z
eefibrt rsr0e, bsIebten bic Sapdner
unoer3iisli9 Die Shore. Die innere
galaittpafs miro our& sinsn aus>
f6ub eebiloet psrSsn, beFen Mitsliez
ser gum She'll bas torsanif9e 8a6:s
net un6 sum She'll sic iapanfi9e Der,
tretung ernennt. Sn Der Tolge miro
Hismano Sen palait bstretsn oOer Der
lafen biirfen, o5ne einen beIonSern
i6riftlidsn gsfebl Der Sapaner o0sr
oes 6ausminiftsrs. 0on iapanifhsr
Settle miro selteno gema6t. oieIer
@6ritt lei 6ur9 Die fortaeisbten
Hdnte unb 1mtriebe oss &aiIers gu
elmer tbatIG9li9en NotbpenSisfeit aes
ma9t porOsn. 9ie Jeinoieligtsit Ses
RaiIers ssssn Sapun lei, ieit sr sss
stpunssn peros, fi9 ibrer Suaerani.
tat gu untsrperfen, ftetis sepa9Iaa.
Sang nsuerOings babe er pieoeram
4ssnten Ing 4uslano seianot, IN
frembe 5ilfe an5urufen. 4u9 babe
CT mad japanii6en anga6en i'm Sns
nern unruben angessttelt, mas Ser
aaifer ~aleroinss in Mbreos iteut.
Se6r anbalteno uno bartnddiq ia.
.r f@ a%sitrGubt, gu Sem iapaniI6en
9srtraae pom lebtsn Hopember feline
3uitimmuns 81 ertbeilen. Gr sins
babel Iopeit gu erfldrea, er tOnne lies
Der Gift nsbmen. als 0ie unab6dnsiss
teit ser Station ~preis9e5en. Cans
reueroings Iudte er Damn Die @rlaubs
nib mad, auf Der amerifaniiden Sc,
5anatfhaft 3ufludt gu iu4en. Oas
tpuroe INN inSeFen perreisrt, un0 Oas
gerii9t bebauptet. er lei our9 9epalt
perbinosrt porOen, bieie Gbfidt auss
3ufiibren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
9termometerfann.
You3eui4es.

Die Deputy. Shertffs
Duncan unb @onbon, wel8e bon benz
Sheriff Sourbisr In Sort partition
fationirt Fnb. nabmsn gsfern@ameron
g. Sietf, 1888 Wariinoale apenue
trobnbaft. In 9aft, neil er innerbalb
elmer Meils bon Sort 6arrifon 9eiffige
@etrdnte obne 9ltsn3 bsrtaufte. Der
ielbe baite cine Wsile Dor benz Eager
Elm 3slt aufssf9lassn, In tuelasm CT
oie @etrdnfe berabrsi9ts.
Die @trtbf9aften NUT
Der, aefiern con Der poli3ei idarf bsob'
a9tst uno bic 8bhren oerfslbsn 9enau
rspibirt. oh He gd9lOhen gebalten
uuroen. Bel Der Rspifon murben
Rsbsn Mirtbe srtnppt. usl3e bic 8ba.
rem ihrsr Wirthf&aften often batten.
sic ruureea psrbaftst unb tpsgsr Der.
geben 9e9en ons Wsnollon-@et ari9es
tlnat. Die Nameri berielbsn Rno:
2suis 6arris. 1902 Noro Def Str;
Sames Sham, 1947 Wsf Midiean
Str; Worris 2raub, 905 Weff Daib'
ineiOn Str; SObn Wilbs. ABS Wsf
South Str; SoIepb Rrupp. $50 Sao
p%snniplpania Ctr; @us Sounger'
man, 1861 Sbslbp Str; @iaiam
6i3er, % Norb Gelapme Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Gtteaso. 90. Musuft.

cur q. etuns.u ,nD.ue. = MIR RosssHs, al. ansur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20

Ste %ablerpoliNfsn chine uno
S&lanasn uurbsn nod Der go.
543 Snoiana Nbe. esrufsn, tpp He ben
Neesr See @ooper, 401 Wef Nortb
Strabe uObnbaft, nit sinsr, Std In
Der 8ruf porfanoen. Der Derleste
tpurbs iofort I'm ifabtifdsn 2ranten.
uassn nod benz ffdbtif9sn 5oipitaI
asbra9i. Die 8eamtsn srfubrsn. bab
COOPER NIT isinsm RaHesenOfen See
2aneaftlsr cine e&ldeerei asbabt. tpo.
bet Der 2sBtere ben Stub ausssfibrt
babe. Die poliaifisn fu9tsn nod benz
WsRerbsIoen fonnten isinsr absr ni&t
habbaft tueroen.
gtne MnfIage auf RIsinbieb.
fabl bra&ie bic beibsn G4wefsrn,
2ena uno gmma SObnfon. 20 refp.
% Sabre alt, 6l5 st. Wapne Abe.
tpObnbaft, binter bas eiierne Sitter.
EisieIbsu uaren Mnsefelts TN 5 uno
10 @ents Store unb tuerbet bei9ul.
bigt, @elb gefobIen gu baben, tuel3es
He bon ibren gertdufen surtidbielten.
emma ioQ auf bisie Msiis $500 an
f9 gsbra6t babsn unb 2ena 40 Gents.
Bet bst nnteriu4uns. msl@s bte &C.
fdnsniB.W atrone bornahm, fanb bic
ielbe tpsitere so Gents an 2ena. Die
0erbaftung lpuroe bon ben 8sbeims
poii3iffsn Simon unb Sauier bor9es
rommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Der 3Dniq um6 tiea0n

Oer&Dnis un6 Bic &0ni,
ain bon Stalien trafen unertpartet i'm
electromagnetic BON @inu,
Elm. en- Sancoitanao perlieBen lie ON
ginaanq Der Ortf4uft oas automobi!.
UNI iid su SUB auf Die Sude mad BEN
8iiraermeiitsr gu bessben, Den lie aui
Dem Warttpiube trafen. Wit oieism
bequben is fia Damn an Die llnslifs'
ftGtten uno liebsn fh bort Die 5intsrs
bliebenen Der Wsrunslidtsn porjislen.
.trSfteten lie uno peripruhen Ollie.
Inter Dem Subel Der Wenge fubr Saa
R0nigspaar oarauf mad Raeeonisi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
@rnnbeiaentburas 1lebertra8ungsn.

8ouleuarb 2anb 60. on Rubp g..
geaton, 9pt 81, Boulsparb part Aob.,
40 bet 100 6ub, pueant. Wefisite
alabama Str. itbIi9 bon 90 Strabe.
$3.50.
@sorss 8. pueb on Sobn 6taub.
Got IL, StiI8's gOsswOOO Abb. 81 BET
100 5ub, perbsRsri. Weaisite @b9e'
uuoob abs.. iioli9 bon Sanders Str.
80, 100.
Rebecfa Wisbp on Wartiao 6obioE,
Sbeil norbw.Rlids WisrisI, Ssetion z,
3Dwnibip Is, Ranse 8. 2.57 ader,
Wapne 3opnibip. 81. 200.
Soiephine Y. Zimmerman an gbns.
S. Srubp. Sbsil Got 157, RobIs's
Subj, AnbsnIot Sc. IS bel $50 SUB.
psrbsHsrt. Wsfisits 9apiOiOn Ctr.
fholi9 bon Nsw Dcrf Ctr. $1,000.
Garrp 6. Bansp an Rofina 2rupp.
Got 5, 2atbam's Subj. IS bet $50
CUB, psrbeRsrt. Rorbisite Warfst Str,
tpeffli& bon Oriental Ctr. $4,000.
@arfisIo Bart wsalip COMPANY on
German Nowat. Got 90, Mebssr's
@arfslo Yarf Abb., 40 BET 131 CUB,
baeani. 0orbpsRede @in9efer Mbe.
uno Sbslbp Ctr. $500.
gmma g. YOnnesut u. u. an Gar.
ielb part Realtp Co.. She'll bonn riorb.
mefli&en DtertsI, SECT. "a. 8p. Is,
Ranse 8, 5 Adsr, @enter 8ounIbip.
$4,000.
Saeob 8. 3saIe on @iHarb D.
@atss, Sbeil bon Got z. 6annamars
Subj. 100 BEL 400'6ub. tpsali6s
eeite bon Werioian Str. n6rbII@ bon
A. Ctr. $4,000.
glen Cummings an 6p. 3. Niasr
u. u, Got SO uno ihbli9s pdIfte bon
Got 90. 3. GIst&srs 2. Abb. 65.4
bet 1866 SUB. 6Fli9s Settle bon War.
tinbale Abe, n6rbli9 bon Is. etrabe.
$1,000.
Rebseea =. Ring on Charles Q. Rif.
ner. Cots IA, Is unb 16. gofFn's On
Bermont Ctr. Abb, - bet 1875 6uB.
baeunt. ihb6Rii9s gde 0isblanb uno
Sturm Aus. $1,000.
Sofepbine 8. 2reis an Sames 8.
&amfsp, n6rbli&e 6alfts bon Got 80,
Waien's eprinsonIe hob, paeani,
noroli& bon IL. Str, tuefli& bon
Rural Str. 500.
@eorge 20. Bropi an Stella 6.
@buaros. BOT 80, Renuocb Aob.,
40 BET l32 6ub, berbeKert. WeRisite
2enpooo Ape., n6roIi@ bon 80. St.;
Got S, Q'ffinswsl's Subj, 5letdsr's
2. 8rotifoe Abb.. 40 BET 94.4 Sus.
perbehert. Horbisite grooiFoe Abe.
uefli& bon 0assl Str. unb Qots IT'S
bis l79, 5adfon Bart Abb, A. 92 Bel
121 Gnb, iebe, baeant, eioweR,ds
Is. unb e6elbon Str. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20

Gbas. 4aaste's Sabfeite aneipe,
1921 Sab CAT Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20

k0Skk<<~<S0
Sar "a etuHbsu tnb.nb. = ubr EOrsens, 81. ausuf.
gtteaeo. 20. Nnguft.
fur Snbiana: e&auer bents Ra4t
0ieuffas, S@nuer unb fabler.
2oeabBetterbert4t
Drobe nb, ssIesentli&e s9aaer beate
Ia&t uno 9isnftas; fibIer ant Sienftas.
9termometerfanb.
36&fs aemperatur. ......... 80 Ssae
Qiebrigfe 1eurperatur. TX
%. &. 8Ittbs
Seetions. Dtreetor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24

lpncos genuine pleasure at seeing us.
Merry Christmas
That explains It ALL The day is
Christmas. day different from all
other days And We grasp the out
stretched hand Of our neighbor and
echo heartily the words of his greet
ing. Merry Christmas"
We are not all equally mindful Of
the origin Of the holiday. The man
ger Of Bethlehem Is more real to some
than to others. The angelic chorus
ringing down the centuries does not
bring with equal clearness to all OF
us the vision of the heavenly singers.
We are not all shepherds watching our
sheep at night
But tO all Of MS. Christian in deed o.
Christian only In the sense that we
are individual members of nation
that calls itself Christian, the chorus
has the same significance.
Peace on earth, good will to men,
The day brings us peace. We feel our
goodwill extended toward all, those
We know and those We have never
met Every man Is our friend and
nelghbor Aud as we feel toward 9th
er men, we know they, ON this day
feel toward us.
Merry Christmas.
We need it,-that one day In the
year when we can take the time Ia
stop and let slide the cares Of the
Everyday and let bubble up within us
and run over the ioyUusness aud
mirth that during all the rest of the
year we keep crowded down and re-,
pressed by what we consider the SO,
rious pursuits Of life. We need Ia
take day on to get acquainted with
ourselvcs-and our families-and Ia
realize that, by virtue of that redis
covered joyousness and mirth, we are
not mere machines. automatons wound
up to run until We run down.
Merry Christmas, The bells clamor
ioyfully. and, like an echo of the feel
Ing that arises In each of us. comes
the distant carol. Peace on earth
good will To men"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
SUPERIORITY OF CO. EDS.

The Bureau of Education at Wash.
Ington made M inquiry as to the com.
paratiyc qualities Of boys and girls In
the schools Of the country.
II was found that girls cxcelled gen.
orally In ability as students, adapta.
bility as to athletics. tonacity of mem.
ory repose of manner. aesthetic taste.
color discrimination. sympathy for
suffering. gentleness and mercy. en-.
durance of pain and knowledge of
right
The boys scored Ia physical endur.
Rnce, lazlness Of disposition. tendency
to cruelty, practical knowledge. physi.
cal courage. mruiness of temper, sen.
sitiyeness to heat, estimating dis
tances, motor ability and abnormal.
ties of all kinds.
II Is quite unnecessary to go beyond
this record to learn why the coed Is
so rapidly gaining "A supreme position
In school and ont.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
IEDDY'S BIG STICK
IS FAR REACHING

The path Of American gamblers
grafters ana dissolute women in China
Is to be strewn with thorns. If the
instructions recently given to Judge
Wiley OF the newly instituted Amer.
lean court In China and Korea and
Consul General Rodgers of Shanghai
are carried out. The instructions
come from President Roosevelt. and
are the outcome of u condition of AT.
fairs which Judge Wiley and the
Shanghai Consul General recently laid
before the President.
According to the report they made
10 The executive, a most deplorable
condition of affairs exists In China
ana especially In Shanghai, In so far
as American prestige Is concerned Il
seems that there is gang of worth.
less Americans in the Far East who.
Ike the lily, toll not, neither do they
| spin" They conduct gambling games
are gralters of the meanest sort, and
i've OF the earnings of fallen women
Consul General Rodgers explained
to the President that II has been al
most impossible to do anything with
this undesirable element. They have
bribcd the Chinese officials I'm many
Instances not TO modest their gambling
games, and AS the jurisdiction Of the
Consulate does not extend beyond the
limits Of the foreign concession In
shanghai. he has been powerless to
put stop to their practices beyond
those limits. The same conditions are
In existence at Tientsin and Picking.
The American Consuls frequently
had graiters up before them In their
judicial capacity, but their judicial
powers We're so limited that they had
not been able to punish the miscre.
ants.
One of the most damnabe situa.
tons exists in all China coast cities
as regards the social evil according
to the personal report rendered to the
President by Consul General Rodgers,
He said that the majority of the fallen
women In port towns of China are
Americans, and that they are causing
the downfall of hundreds of men ey.
cry year. He explained that in Shang.
hal these women have a swell quarter
OF the city to themselves, live like
queens and cake hundreds of thou.
sands of dollars from the youth of the
city during the course of a year Much
of the money they obtain is embez,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
WILLIAMSON JOINS
BUSINESS WITH
WATERHOUST TRUST

The firm of Thielen 4 Williamson,
which has been prominent In the bro
kerage and real estate business since
Its organization. will amalgamatc with
the Henry Warehouse Trust Company
Jan. LIST, William Williamson bought
out the interest Of Thielen some weeks
ago and Thielen is now located in
San Francisco. where he is dealing In
mining shares. He is negotiating for
seat In the San Francisco Mining
Exchange, which are held al $4,000.
Williamson becomes n member OF the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., where he
will have charge of the stock and bond
department, and will represent that
arm on the Stock and Bond Exchange
The real estate department of Thielcn
a Williamson will be merged with
that Of the Trust Company which Is
In charge Ut +. Il. Steere.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
NEws.ITEMs FROM MAUI

lspttH' ." tHt batl"l
Wailuku, Maui. Dec. 2l.-The rainy
weather Of last week is still holding
It's own In and around Wailuku.
J, l.. Coke and T. p. Lyons have
been spending the week In Hilo and
win return tonight. Mr.. Coke will
leave tomorrow for the Coast, where
he goes on business. and will be alb
yent for n month.
County Attorney Case and family
have gone to Honolulu to spend their
Christmas.
Deputy County Attorney w. f.
Crockett has been on Molokai this
week for the purpose of looking after
some road matters that have arisen
by reason of several parties over there
who have been placing Instructions In
the roadway leading to the Pukoo
landing. He succeeded In having the
obstruction removed and the parties
will In the near future lay the matter
of their claim OF title before the Board
of Supervisors of Maui.