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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
HOPKINS

An informal dance was given by the
Odd Fellows, in I. O. o. F. hall, Friday
evening after the regular meeting.
Claggett orchestra played for the
dancing.
The Eastern Star chapter will meet
Wednesday evening in Masonic temple.
There Wilt be special program, which
is to be complete surprise, ard re-
freshments will be served.
Monday evening the members Of
regular meeting in l. O. o. F. hall. The
evening will be spent in the reorgani-
zation Of the degree team.
given Tuesday evening at the Method
Isl church under the auspices Of the
Epworth League. The entertainers
will come from Minneapolis and there
will be several readers as well as must
clans. Refreshments will be served
by the league.
Mrs. William Feigal will return
Thursday from three months trip
abroad.
Mrs. Gould returned Friday from Or
tonville, MIMI, where she has spent
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
N. D. McGillivery left last week for
a short trip to his former home in Mad
ison, n. D.
The Misses Sarah aui Pauline
Graves of Mohall," N. D., have como
here to spend the winter. Miss Paul
inc Graves will attend the university
and Miss Sarah Graves is student in
the high school here.
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Corps and Circles.

The members of Lizzie NJ Rice cir.
Gle, Ladies of the G.. A. r., celebrated
their eighth anniversary last week at
the summer home of Mrs. Peavey at
Cedar lake. The morning was devoted
to boating and dinner was served on
the screened porch at noon. The table
was bright with fall flowers and in the
center atsers were arranged to form
the national flag. Games and contests
were pleasant features of the after
noon and later supper was served.
There will be special meeting of
the Daughters of Veterans, Mary Eliz'
abeth Starkweather Tent No. /, tomor-
row evening at the home of Mrs. Emma
Campbell, 1919 Pleasant avenue.
Gettysburg circle, Ladies of the G
A. R., will meet tomorrow afternoon.
Chase corps No. 10 will give card
party Wednesday afternoon in the hall
| 30S Central avenue. The regular meet
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tumn leaves and goldenrod. and after
the program refreshments were served.
Permanent Personalities.

.
Miss Mary Bremen is among the Min
neapolis girls who will go east to
school. She enters Rosemary Hall,
Greenwich, Conn, next week, and will
leave Thursday for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs William Herbert
Reeves and nephew, Butler Capron,
lett last week for Coronado Beach, CAL,
70 rthe winter.
Mrs. E. P. Townsend of Los Gatos,
Cal, and Miss Carrie Stratton, have
been guests of Mrs. Harriet f. C..
Reeves, 1927 Tenth avenue s. es...E
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson B. jackson and
family closed their cottage at Mime
tonka Beach Friday, and opened their
town home. :--. m~.. 81. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Tooker, who went
east, accompanying Miss Margaret
Tooker to Wells college, have returned
home. "&e'
Mrs. William Passmore is entertain
ing Mrs. John O. Bigelow Of Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. Nathan f. Jordan and Miss Jor-
dan returned yesterday afternoon from
| trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. K. w. Skies has gone to Cali
fornoa foi the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Fl. Robinson,
! Mrs. J, NJ. Robinson and Miss Irene
Robinson are in Portland for month.
Mrs. Arson Morgan of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Nj. Clerihew, at their home on
Park avenue: Mrs. R. K. Buchanan,
who has been making her home With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clerihew,
has joined Mr.. Buchanan I'M Chicago.
Mr.. an1 Mrs. Archie Dean Walker
are touring in their automobile t.:ru the
Dakotas.
Mrs. Allan Wright who has been
spending the summer in Minneapolis
will leave next week for her home in
South Manchester, 1. II.
Mrs. R. P. O'Brien and Mrs. Andrew
Boren left Friday evening for Milwau
kee and Chicago, to attend the conven
ton Of the W. o., Catholic Order of
Foresters.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hamilton Of 4O1
Second avenue Sc, have returned from
a three weeks trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ensign, who
have been in California for the last
four months spent last week in Port
land, Ore.
]: Scott Kiehle, 25o7 First avenue s
enter Cornell college.
Madame Weinberger of 1926 Henne
pin ave has returned from Paris.
DR.. T. F. Wallace of Saltillo, Mex
leo, is with his family at SO Eighth
street.
Miss Clara Detwiller. of Chicago ha:
been visiting for the last ten days
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Skog, 264s
Colfax avenue S. She will return HON,
the first Of the week.
A. Rowland Thayer of st. Paul ha
; gone to Tacoma, Wash.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

Thursday afternoon with Mrs. f. g.
McC CLAIM, 1926 Fourth avenue S. Mrs.
McClain will be assisted BY Mines.
Louis Koch, +. Clutch and Miss Nellie
Miller.
The degree staff Of A. o. u. W. No.
IL will give a dance in the hall, Sew
enth street S, Tuesday evening. The
affair is the first Of a series which
will be given the second and fourth
Tuesdays Of each month thru the win
ter Music will be furnished by. Miss
Robinson's orchestra.
Mrs Thomas Lyons will entertain
the Hand Painted Euchre club tomor-
row afternoon.
| Minneapolis hive No. 60, L. O. T..
NJ, will give dance Tuesday even
ing in Kraft IS hall, 2O27 Washington
avenue.
The Firemen' 8 Wives Social club will
meet with Mrs. H. w. Cole, 1924 Fifth
street Sc, Wednesday afternoon.
The fourteenth annual cold settlers
fest' will be held in East Side Turner
hall under the auspices of the st.
Anthony Turner Damen Verein, eSpt.
30. No invitations have been issued,
but tickets can be had from members
or at the door. ,t
Minneapolis 1odge No. IL, A. o. u.
W., and Banner lodge No. 20, L. of H.,
will give hard time dance in A. O.
u. w. hall, Is Seventh street 8, Thurs
day evening, Oct. 4. -.
The Union Card club will meet with
Mrs. Cowdery Tuesday at her home,
25l7 Bryant avenue S. = .&.5"
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Golden hive, Z. o. T. NJ, will give
. card party and dance tomorrow even
ing in A. o. y. W. hall, Seventh:
street IS.
Silver. Leaf lodge l54, D. Of b., al.
O.@U. w, will give dance Friday
evening in Masonic hall, % Central
oo The d sn1iveEsaEy IF
be celebrated in the hall, is Seventh
street 8, Wednesday evening. The re-
ception committee includes: E, w, Ash
enden, John Crew, w. G. Currier, j. J.
Dwyer, William LaPalm, and on the
floor committee are: w. M. Lawrence,
Il. F. Aude, M. B. Bruhn, Charles Nc
Cabe
Hiawatha Council. No. 25, Modern
Samaritans, will give. a dancing party
Wednesday evening in Woodman hall,
avenue.
Philomathean Hive, No. 16, l.. o. r.
M, will give the first card party Of the
season at the home of Mrs. Loftstead,
AT Ninth avenue s, Wednesday even
ing.
church will give harvest home supper
in the church parlors Friday at $3.50
pm. $780,. ..&
The Aid society of futile Universal
list church will meet Wednesday at
pm. with Mrs. E. E. Ogden, 2744 Third
avenue S. $685. NJ
Minneapolis chapter No. 9, O. E. s..
will be entertained at thimble bee
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Marie Lidman, 4444 Upton ave.
nue. S.
Satterlee lodge, I. o. G.. F. will meet
at the home Of Miss Taylor, 318 Elev
enth street S, Tuesday evening.
Mrs Moore will entertain the Mas
turtium Euchre club this week at ,hel
home, 3104 Holmes avenue s.. Prizes
at the last meeting were won by Mines
Moore. Putnam and Cowdery.
Division 101, ladies' auxiliary to thu
Order Of Railway Conductors, will hole
a two-days session in Kniahts Of
Pythias hall, Masonic Temple. tomor
row at 10 am. Mrs. J. II. Moore Of
Toledo, Ohio grand president of thu
fraternity. will preside. A reception
will be held at the home of Mrs james
Curtin, 1912 Fifteenth avenue s. to
morrow evening for Mrs. Moore and Thu
members of division No. 1T. O. r. G:
/ The members Of Weaver Temple, No
l, Rathbone Sisters, will be entertainee
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Frank Holmes, 1923 Portland avenue.
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Miss Ida May Heffelfnger gave 81
luncheon Friday afternoon at Donald
son s tearoom for her guest, Miss Hud-
son of Chicago. A group of the young
er girls had been invited to meet Miss
Hudson. Miss Heffelfnger returned
Tuesday from trip to the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Koon entertained
at family dinner at the Lafayette
club Friday evening.
The school and college boys and girls
had a gay week, the last at home for
many Of them, as tonight will see the
most of them started back to school.
Friday evening Miss Edna Nimocks en-
tertained about twenty-five of the
young people at her home on Lyndasa
avenue S, in honor of Miss Marion
Pryor, who leaves this evening for
New, York to attend Mrs. scovell $
nished brilliant decoration. Five
hundred was played and later supper
was served.
Last evening Miss Florence Buck of
Seventh street Sc, gave a dinner for
the same group of young people. Gov
ers were placed for twenty.
Among the weddings of the week
Will Do ludI Ol MISS Oldrd D6SCn6ne
and William j. Robinson, which will
take place in St. Anne's church
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Deschene is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. P. Deschene, and the service
will be followed by a wedding dinner
at the family residence, 51l James av-
enue n.
Last vening Miss Excilda DescheRe
who will be the maid of honor and only
attendant, gave a supper at her home
for her sister and her fance. There
were ten guests and mound of pink
asters and pink shaded tapers made a
pretty table decoration.
Thursday evening Mrs. Seward Jen-
sen entertained at her home on Hoag
avenue for the bride. The decorations
were in red and white, and lanterns
and asters were used. Each of the
guests sent telegram to the bride axld
later there was shower of red hearts
bearing a sentiment suggestive of the
future of every one present. Refresh
ments we're served. Miss Deschene was
presented with number Of pretty
pieces of china,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Winston an
pounce the engagement of their daugh
Eddy.
About 200 invitations have been is
sued for the marriage of Miss Georgia
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ing will be held in the evening. The
thimble bee will have its first fall
gathering Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Robert Wilson, 314 Sixth avenue
NE
John P. Rhea sewing circle will meet
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs. Helen
Fretter, 2436 Hiawatha avenue.
HI Morgan corps occupied its old ham
for the last time Friday evening. The
next regular meeting will be held in
the courthouse Nov 5. The election OF
delegates and alternates to the district
convention was held and the following
were chosen delegates: Mrs. Bowen
Miss Carrie May Nelson, Mines; Nellie
Theresa Knight, Sarah Lewes, Ada
Kneeland, Mary Killing, Augusta Ger
mond, Mary Towers. The corps in
spection will take place Nov. 2.
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Carried the Ring at the Green.Phipps We'd
ding. -, .
- Photo by Sweet.
prizes. After the games light lunch
con was served in the dining room:
ferns and covers were laid for twelve.
In the evening Mrs. G. w. Ringer en-
tertained at theater party at the
Metropolitan for the same group of
women. Mrs. Luegerodt returned to
her home Thursday evening.
G. E. Castle of 3O2 East Eighteenth
street entertained last week in honor
of his sister, Mrs. e. E. Meiller, and
niece, Miss Halle Castle of Rutland,
VT, who have been spending several
weeks in the city. The eighteen guests
were entertained in large tent on
the lawn, where cards were played.
Later supper was served. Mrs. A. w.
Harwood and Mrs. S. A. Bishop gave
dinner for the out-of-town guests,
and yesterday Mrs. Duguery was hos
tess at theater party. Mrs. Meiller
and Miss Castle will leave tomorrow
for their home in Vermont. IL
Miss Letah Chapman, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Ednah Chap
man, has returned to her home in &C.
dar Rapids Iowa. fac5 le2g..s. SSs5g
Mrs. w. T. Armstrong entertained q
group Of friends at her summer home
Friday evening in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss e. Joyce Miss Joyce gave
readings from dramas as well as a
number Of recitations., The decorations
in the rooms were carried out with au-
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Surprise Parties.

Miss Loretta White was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening by group
Of young women who had arranged a
costume party. Music and games fur
nished the amusement for the evening
and refreshments were served. Present
were Agnes Harms, Katherine Monks,
Anna Beaker, BERTHE Hines, Myrtle
Mealy, Bessie Holrymple, Ida Nyberg,
Elaine Conroy, Marie Stevenson, Julia
Hawley, Bertha Picking. Jessaline
Perkins, Pierciene Whitney and Car
lotta Scott. - -. ss....
Mrs. Walter Drinkhause of East Fif-
teenth street, was pleasantly surprised
last week by the members Of the Fleur
de Lis Cinch club and their husbands
at the home Of Mrs. John Millett, 1920
Emerson avenue s. Mrs. G. W. Cedar.
strom presented Mrs. Drinkhause with
a gold necklace in behalf Of the guests
After the games refreshments were
served from the card tables
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Social Clubs and Lodges,

The Henley club will give a dancing
party in Masonic temple Thursday
evening. The affair will be the first Of
series to be given this winter. George
w. Leigh viii be the master of cere-
monies.
The Deutscher Frauen club will meet
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Coarse, discolored, oily, red skin rendered fair
and inviting by Satin skin powder. Csc.
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About 200 invitations have been is
sued for the marriage of Miss Georgia
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Mrs. R. J. Hoffman of 916 Third
day evening for Mrs: H. G. Luettge-
rodt of Kilbourne, Wis, and for Miss
Elizabeth Rathburn of Kilbourne, who
has just come to st. Paul to make her
home. Mrs. Eva M. -Dauphine and
Miss Elizabeth Rathburn won the
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Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Winston an
pounce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter, Gertrude- to Samuel Archibald
Eddy.
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The marriage of Miss Addie I. Will
cox and James E. Bird Of Watertown,
s. D., took place Thursday at the Lake.
view hotel, Chicago Rev. H. s. Ro-
bles offciated. The bride has large
circle Of relatives and friends in the
twin cities. The bridegroom is a very
successful dealer in South Dakota real
estate. Mr.. and Mrs. Bird will be at
home at Watertown, S. D., after Oct. l.
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Miss Mary Bremen is among the Min
neapolis girls who will go east to
school. She enters Rosemary Hall,
Greenwich, Conn, next week, and will
leave Thursday for the east
My and Mrs William Herhnrt
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26
ENDlCOTT IS TOO
Old TO SERVE

I WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 2s.--
The name Of Rear Admiral Mordecai
]. Endicott was placed on the retired
list Of the navy today by operation OF
the age limit. Admiral Endicott is
one Of the best known officers Of the
navy. In addition to serving al chief
OF the bureau Of yards and docks he is
q member Of the Isthmian canal conn
mission and is now at Panama in con-
nection with Is duties as canal com-
missioner As soon as successor is
determined upon Admiral Endicott will
relinquish his position as CHIEF Of the
bureau Of yards and docks. but will
probably continue on the canal COM
mission. Commander Robert n. Peary,
the arctic explorer. is prominently
mentioned in connection with the
bureau chieftainship.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26

Dent forsst ths epssins = the laa-
psriat BAR temerrsw.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26
GRAND OPERA .
STARTS IN n. Y.

\ Geraldine Farrar's. Asyssriaan Dsbut.
/ NEW YORK. Now. 2s.-Ths horse
show has come and gone and society
now turns its Attentions to, the season
- grand opera, whioh opens at the
Metropolitan opera house tonight. For
the first time since the days Of Cslonel
iMapleson's opera at the Academy Of
Music and the reign, Of Abbey at the
Metropolitan the metropolis this year
IS to have two-ringed season Of
grand OPERA, Next Monday. when
Herr Conreid's stars shah have got
their season well under way, the irre-
pressible Hammerstein will start his
rival musical circus m the magnificent
Manhattan opera house. few blocks
westward from the Metropolitan.
The Metropolitan season opening to-
night gives promise or being fully up
to the high artistic standard Of pre-
vious years. Geraldine Farrar. the
young American who has won fame
abroad, IS to be. heard In her native
land in grand opera for the first time.
In addition to Miss Farrar the So
pranos inclue Mines. Lima CavalierL
Berta Moreno and Loufsfa Tetrazzini.
Nine. Schumann- Heink and Nine.
Kirkby-Lunn are the new names un-
der the head of "meszc soprano and
contralto." There are 10 tenors. the
new singers being Fernand soubeyran.
Carl Burriar ana Charles Rousseliere.
The new baritones are Franz stiner
and Riccardo Stracciari vitterio
Navarini ana victor chalmin are add
ed to the INST Of basses.
In ADDITION to the important revivals
several operas win be produced for
the flrst time m America. There WIN
be two performances 81 "Parsifal," ana
q complete cycle Of 'Der Ring des
Nibelungen.'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26
SEATTLE SCHOOL GIRL FOUND.
Ran Away With BOOK Agsnt and LO-
cated IN Texas. 4.

Seattle. Nov. 25.-BIanche Galory. a
II year old high school girl. who dis
appeared from her home in this city
October 9th. was located in Abilene.
Texas. today.
She was in the company Of w. T..
Blacknan. book agent, recently Of
Seattle. Both are being held BY the
Abilene police awaiting instructions
from Seattle.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26
Doctors Going TO Mexioo.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. Eminent
physicians and surgeons from many
parts Of the United States and Canada
are rounding up in Chicago prepara-
tory to starting on jaunt to the city
OF Mexico The primary object OF the
trip is to attend the meeting Of the
American Public Health association
to be held in the Mexican capital next
week.
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70 b satisfied u g ssr e ~ Grams
Rsstaurant.
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Pictures taken At night a oomond's.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26
PIERS CNHL.

Mrs. W. "A. Stewart left last. night
for Wallace in response to telegram
announcing the sudden death Of q
brother in Missoula. (.
Miss Sylvia Booker OF Lexington.
Ore. started home this morning BY
way Of Palouse. after q short visit with
friends in Charleston. +.
Mrs. }. +. Dixon and son, Master
wilber. Fantell u. LEFT this morning
for their home in Spokane, after 4
short visit with WILDER Panteli Of this
city. They were accompanied as far
as Troy by Mr.. Pantell
c. J. Rumens departed this morning
for his home in Spokane after q short
visit here.
Mrs. =. J. watts went to Moscow
this morning en- route home to Palouse
after srort visit here.
Mrs. J. A. Ford was In the city this
morning en- route home to Spokane
from visit with friends in Asotin ana
| Anatone.
George Richards, prominent far
mAr living near spalding. was an ar
rival on the early morning train.
Wesley Dorman, fruit man Of the
Lapwai valley, is trading in the city
today.
Fred A. Uhrich. manager Of the Pa
cifc States Telephone Co.. Is in this
city. returned this morning from 4
trip to Spokane.
c. w. Colby. manager Of the Colby,
coryell =. Howe Lumber Co, ana NJ
a. Snyder. manager and owner Of the
Chesley Lumber Co. went to Troy
this morning.
Mrs. w. L. Thompson and son re-
turned to their home in Pendleton
Ore, after an extended visit with
friends in this city.
4 Mrs. Pantell, mother of wilber PAN
tell. OF Pittsburg. Pa, is in the city
and will visit with her son during the
winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Goldsmith were
early morning visitors in the city to.
day from spalding.
| B. M. Moore and family left thi.
morning for Palouse city. after an ex.
tended visit with friends living n
Charleston. Mr. Moore is from Hepner
ore.
| Robert Schleisher and Mrs. Schleish-
er returned this morning from visit
with friends living in Spokane.
Harry Madgwick came home from q
trip to colfax this morning, where he
has a number of contracts.
Mrs. George Brown, who has been
visiting for some time with friends in
Charleston. returned this morning to
her home In Dayton. Wash.
Fred Cook and Edward Porath.
farmers living ~ miles east OF Cal-
desac. passed through the city this
morning en- route home from spokans,
Civil Engineer Hunter Of the waha
Irrigation Co. left this morning Tor
Seattle. wheer he win spent the win-
ter.
C. Deland Of ST. Charles. MIMI. who
has been visiting here the last week
went to the white pine country east
OF Hendricks where he expects to To-
cate on q timber claim.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26
IDAHO PEOPLE N CALIFORNIA

Gridley, Calf, Nov 25.-Represen-
tatives Of colony Of twenty-five 'farn-
lilies from Idaho today closed = deal
for the purchase Of 720 acres of land
near this place.
They have been engaged In the cul-
tivation Of sugar beets and intend ia
continue along the same lines here.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-26
= FIGHTS SCHEDULED ron TO-.
NIGHT.

= Dave Deshler vs.. Peter sulfi- :
= van. six rounds at Brockton. )
= Mass.
= Spike" Robson Va. Johnny :
= Summers. Is rounds. before the :
= National Sporting Club Of Lon :
: don. England. !
= Jack Johnson w. Joe Jeanette.
II 10 rounds, At Portland, Me. :
= Harry Lewis vs.. Jimmie Gard
= ner. 10 rounds, at Indianapolis.
= Ind.
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Accuse Roads 81 Disorimin.<ier

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. ss.-The
charges brought by the Nationai Pc
troleum association against n rail-
roads in Ohio came mp for hearing to-
day before the, state railway commits
sion The complainant company ac-
cnses the railroads of unjust discrim-
nation n freight rates on On in favor
o. the Standard on company.
Nice Turkey Lunch q che imperial
Bar tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-06

which are being eradicated, are under.
going that process solely in obedience
10 public indignation and public re.
sentiment; that this supreme correct.
I've contained the only practicable rem.
edy, and that II required a legislative
committee and a Hughes to arouse II.
Nor will IL do to impute to men as
crimes what were really the occasions
Of misfortune that they could neither
avoid nor control.
AS to Mr.. Alexander Il. Orr, who
was elected TO succeed Mr.. Perkins in
che vice presidency OF the company,
tie needs no introduction to the public.
There is no man whose well.won rep
utatlon Tor integrity and honor stands
higher in the community than does
chat of Mr.. Orr; while as to special fit.
ness and approved ability to meet the
demands of high fiduciary post OF
this character II may be doubted II q
better choice could have been made.