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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
The Lawrence Barrett l0c Cigar
makes q delightful mild Havana
smoke. Try one, Ask your dealer

|
School children should be provide,
with toilet requisites. Benson. smitl
h& Co.. Ltd, have large assortment
i A divorce was granted to Annie Ka
,naka from Maiu Kamaka on tn,
ground of desertion yesterday b,
Judge De Bolt. ..... ....
The agents Of the American-Ha
Han S. s. Co. received word that tn,
=. S. Nevadan sailed from San Fran
cisco this morning.
Go to NJ. McInerny's for the cele
GRATED Stein-Block clothes. You viii
find that they 1T and look better thar
custom tailor made. Suits to At any
size or shape of men.
In addition to the splendid stock OF
boys clothing at Silva's Toggery a
still larger supply arrived on the Hi
lonian and is now ready for inspection
Prices are the lowest
Pretty new wash goods received al
Yee CHAINS that will make up into
rrettier dresses and holokus. Also
new valenciennes laces. Prices can't
be touched elsewhere In the city.
The Native Sons and Daughters OF
the Golden West hold their annual bali
Monday evening, September 9th, at
the Young Hotel. Those wishing invl-
tations may get them at Levy & Co
Business men who are looking for a
good, serviceable shoe at a low price
and one that will give the highest de-
gree OF comfort will find 1t in the "All
America" at Manufacturers Shoe Co.
Price $3.50.
The fishes Of the Aquarium. Repro
auctions of the U. s. Government
plates In beautiful colVrs. Hawaii AZ
South Seas Curio Co., Young Building
Souvenirs and Curios, Mats. Hats.
Baskets. Fans, Tapas.
Acting English Consul Forster is re-
ported to be heavy loser by the big
fire which recently swept the Japanese
city OF Hakodate. Many valuable
paintings were destroyed along with
costly household furniture.
Christian Church, A. C. McKeever,
pastor. Bible s..sy, i:ii: II a. M.
sermon. Degrees In Glory" L,30, z
Z. s. C. T., subject, "omnipresence;"
1880 sermon, THAT Which Is Above
AL" All are invited to these services.
Because we wish to continue the
trade with all Of our old customers and
as well as to increase our deal with all
Of the new customers, we will do all
the work at an extraordinary cheap
price, and also will guarantee all
work to be good and substantial. Jun
Hing Co.
Residents Of Liliha street last night
held meeting to protest against the
curtailing OF the ten minute
Papid Transit service on that street.
A committee to confer with the Rapid
Transit Co. was appointed. consisting
Of Senator John c. Lane. N. T.. Gedge.
Dr. C. b. High, L. L. McCandless and
J. o. Young.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
.DistiIlery, Is
Closed Down
PROMOTER TO VISIT COAST AMI
WORK UP TRADE-FAIRLY
GOOD PROSPECTS
AT PRESENT.

The okolehao distillery at Nopoopoo
Is still out OF commission. Those en-.
Gagged In the enterprise have fully
demonstrated the fact that a first class
product can be produced. Mr.. Con-
salves, who is largely interested in the
scheme, intends to go to the Coast
shortly and find out what can be done
in the way of market for the dis
tillery, after which he will lay his find
ings before the stockholders for final
decision.
1t is reported that ready market
awaits the product Of the distillery
and that several large orders are now
waiting on the concern.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
TAILOR LOWELL
OF LIHUE
BEFORE GRAND JURY

Information by wireless states thai
Tailor Lowell Of Lihue. who is charged
with causing the death OF japanese
prisoner In his custody, has waived
examination before the District M,
istrate and was committed to await The
action Of the Grand Jury.
High Sheriff Henry, who left here
for Lihue last Thursday morning, has
appointed new jallor to succeed
Lowell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

Vocal-Hawaiian Songs AR. by Berger
Selection-"Marco Visconti" .Petrella
Fantasia--"In Switzerland" Hume
Finale-"The Spirit OF Liberty.
s.......... ............. Souss
"The Star Srangled Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

Panama hats cleaned aNthe Globe. .
A new astronomical telescope is for
sale.
Best cup of coffee in the city. New
England Bakery.
Souvenir postals In large variety at
Hills souvenir store at post office. .
Benny & Co., Ltd, agents for the
White sewing machine, 1866 Fort
street. Phone AS.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
up-to-date repairs. .......
Are you taking advantage OF A..
Blom's grand clearance sale? You
can't AFFORD to miss II.
Gold pins of any variety and good
workmanship can be seen in the new
stock at NJ r. Counters.
There's warm spot in the hearts OF
Honolulu people for Barney Joy. Drink
his health In Rainier beer
You will have square deal in shoe
repairing II you will take your work
to Vickers' Shoe Repair Shop.
Miss Power Is receiving the ad-
vanced styles of Fall Millinery at her
Parlors, Boston building, Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
BRIBERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY

San Francisco, Sept. 6.-Judge Law.
lor of the Superior Court has over.
ruled the demurrers filed in the Park
side bribery cases. All the defendants
then pleaded not guilty before Judge
Dunno and the interrupted trial pro-
cceded
The trial of the officials of the Unit
ed Railroads will begin on Septem-
her IL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
JAPANESE DECORATION
FOR ST0LYPIN

st. Petersburg. Sept 6.-The Car
has granted permission for Count
Stolypin, the Prime Minister of Rus
sia. to accept and wear the decoration
bestowed upon him by the EmpeiJ: OF
Japan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
fight FILMS ON NtVADiN

The s. s. Nevadan sailed from San
Francisco today with the films OF the
fans-Nelson fight on board. The
whole Of the 40 rounds fought at
Goldfeld will be shown Just as they
took place In this great lightweight
championship battle.
These films are one and one-half
miles long, and II they show the men
in their corners II will take three
hours to run them of. Here is a
chance for the local people to see the
greatest fight in the history Of the
game. These films will be shown at
The Hotel Baths as soon as they ar
rive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

Theodore Olsen. former city comp.
troller Of Omaha and Danish vice-con-
sui there for twenty years, has been
missing since February, and an exam.
ination of his accounts il nald to show
a shortage,of $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

A race through the streets OF Nor
walk, Conn, at the rate OF a mile a
minute, resulted in the death OF Mrs.
Paul McCormac. Her husband. who
was also in the car. was fatally In
iured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
CABLE NLWS
Additional Cable News on Page I.
sTRIKEBREAKERs
OPEN D0CKYARDs
Antwerp, Sept. 6.-work has been
resumed in the dockyards with four
thousand strikebreakers.

The shippers of Antwerp have re-
fused all advances of the striking
dockmen. fund of s25O,O0O has been
subscribed by the shippers to resist
the demands of the strikers. Work on
the docks has been resumed with a
large force of strikebreal.crs. aud
trouble is expected. Troops are stand
ing by to quill any rioting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
BULLETIN ADS. PAY
y " ~ A. a. Y y X u " n n " n y u n
= BAND CONCERT, A

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Following is the program Of the
Sunday concert, to begin at 3 p. IN. to-
morrow, ut Makee Island, Kaplolani
Park:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
SECRETARY TAFT
RECEIVED AT PORTLAND

Portland, Sept 6.-secretary OF War
Taft, who is on his way to the Philip
pines, arrived here today. He was
given great reception by the citizens
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

Sales-Between Boards: 20 Eva,
$685..
Latest sugar quotation 3.92 cents,
or $3.50 per ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
FREE SKATING Kinks.

II t..s siiy IL going inio tho skating
rink business, Il may be ~ well Al the
outset 80 realize the necessities q the
situation. chief Of which j. the need for
frequent care Of the rink, for instance,
removing the snow as often a. Il falls.
Otherwise L would be useless 10 under
take the contract. Those who have had
any connection with artificial skating
Kinks and who have cndeayored to con.
duct them 20 profit understand well
enough the perpIexilies that are con.
ssAnily coming up. The city win have
all Of these. Ssill. the project l. rea.
sonable one, a. the triple drowning aoci.
dent At casllcson yesterday points out.
A safe place In which the children may
amuse themselves and secure The bcnc.
eta 81 healthful exercise Is one Of the
assets Of a community, whether Il be In
the form Of a skating rink, gymnasium
or an athletic field. The profits win be
eventually realized, although not in coin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
Magazine Portraiture.

TCharles II. Coffin, art critic, protests
against the beau and girls pictures
that fill the magazines. Art News.l
Oh, the magazine world is the strangest
place,
And full of the strangest people;
The men are moulded ond Gibson lines,
And each woman as tall as steeple;
Andthe heroine's never In slippshod garb
girls
Are given to chronic incoming;
From the frontispiece to the razor ads
They're eternally spooning, spooning.
The hero is never pictured-ah, no
At his MONDAY pork and beaning;
And the heroines never in slipshod gorb,
For that would be so demeaningl
But always the two are dressed to kin,
And gazing with hearts a-futter.
For that's the way the wise artist man
Doth garner his bread and butter.
And 50 each month they appear once
more
with the same old ardent glances;
And he VINO would wrest them from
their place
+ taking some desperate chances;
For We who follow the current dope
Would encourage no change a minute,
Cause how could We stand a magazine
Without a spoon" picture in it,
Denver Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
LABoR,s EcoNoMIc pRocRAM.
As Reafirmed at Norfolk, Va, A. r. Of
L. Convection Last Month.

The aims. desires and aspirations Of
trade.unionists comprise all that Is
necessary or possible to the well.being
Of the human family and in pursuit
or accomplishment Of which we cheer
fully accept and, in fact, desire all the
assistance which can be given our move
ment by all forces which stand for the
betterment Of mankind. In this posi-
ton We are in close relationship to
other reform bodies and with them
agree. that not only should the burdens
sf toll be made lighter. but that each
worker has an undeniable right to en-
Joy the full benefit Of that which be or
She produces. AS frade.unionists We
stand for greater liberty, and are de-
termined 50 10 act that the future shall
be more congenial 20 the whole human
family. and especially more bright aud
ENJOYABLE to men and women bread
winners Of North America, whom we di-
rectly and indirectly represent.
We unhesitatingly announce that the
trade-union movement herein repre-
scented is the most practical. safe and
legitimate channel through which the
working men and women Of North Am.
erica should continue not only to seek
redress for their wrongs, but by which
they can strengthen their economic POI
sition until it will place labor in full
possession of its inherent rights
We declare that since the inception Of
our movement inquiry into the best form
OF government has been its guiding mo-
tive, and viii 50 continue while there Is
a high moral desire to crafty, on an in
Justice to correct Our meeting, local,
and international, are now and
always have been, free TO the discussion
Of any legitimate economic or political
question, but. on the other hand, are as
equally pronounced against dissensions,
or race prejudices, and as success has fol-
lowed these meritorions conclusions, we
would be unfaithful to the duty we owe
To mankind to do other than strongly re-
commend a continuance Of the methods,
the incubation Of which means the great
est amount of safety To our movement,
with the least degree of danger
In furtherance Of our claim, namely,
that cur principles comprise the fullest
and highest scope Of human activity,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
SIT ny BURGLARS.
Il the Belief Nov Ia Connection With
Big Center Rutland Fire.


Rutland. Dee. a~ll Was learned yss.
terday that the sfoge u the Vermont
Marble company IT Center Rutland
which was destroyed BY fire Saturday
wAs Ia 40 probability "a accidentally
% otherwise. by burglars. WAlle Henry
L. Adams ~ tlls tiiy Wa walking with
his dog Ia some woods a hall mlle from
fhe rlllns Of the store, be noticed the
animal smiling a. something IN the snow
and upap infcatlgAtlan found several
pairs 81 shoes. combs, brashe. aud other
articles. he Al once suspected that they
came from thc store and took them 20
former Manager Elmer >. slade, wAo
identified them - q part 81 hls sioek'
As the store was mas o. flames
when the IRE was first discovered, the
room being 80 full of smoke that AZ
slade could not even get be- account
l,aOis IN she oce near the front door, Y
4 not likely that the things were stolen
while the Ore Was in progress. and ths
authorities believe that the ilre was the
york ~ burglars. The sheriff depart
mrnt Is working On two Or three clues,
but the officers will say nothing a. 10
suspects. The loss BY the fire vas near.
Is $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
GR0TON.

Dr. Fox Of Topsham vas In town
Monday,
Ailss Inss Parks went 10 evils River
Wednesday.
T.. y. Clark made business trip %
Montpelier Thursday.
william Kicker 81 Woodssllle, y. IT,,
Z visiting relatives 10 town.
Mrs. y. =. nosns and sils. Carrie,
went 10 ~. Johnsbury Thursday.
Ralph Williams Of Meredith. \. H.,
Il whiting hia cousin, Mfs Jane. lsosess,
Mrs. Mamie Heath Was Ia Montpelier
several days last week visiting friends,
Wilson pill.bury returned from Mont
pelief Thursday y here 10 went Tues.
day 70 spend Christmas.
Mn. Tddie Hlll and little son n
linrre arrived "a town Tueaday 20 visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Pred iArfuw.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett went. 70
Montpelier Tuesday 10 spend Christ.
mas Al the homr Of their daughter, Mira.
tt"fA4 @*ttN""f
Clyde At. Coffin. who has been spend.
Ing woek IN town, returned % 50. Al.
hans ThuFsdsy. Morris Colin also re-
turned 10 Burlington the same after.
noon.
George W. whitehill Of st. Joinsbury
Il at the home Of his parents. Mr., and
Mr. A. II. Whitehill. for a two week.
vacation from Bis work In the Fair.
banks scale works.
Mrs, Joseph Raymond gave a party
fhursday evening In honor ~ hcr.sistcr.
Miss iora ialiolle. VINO will soan leave
for her home IN Canada. A large mum.
Der were present and an enjoyable even.
Ing was passed In playing games and
dancing. Refreshments II cake and
coffee were served.
Among those from out q town who
spent Cnristmas with friends here were
Ralph Pilishury Of Bellows Falls and
brother, Waldo. OF kecne. \. H.. Morris
Cotiirin u Burlington. Mr. and Mcr.
Frnest Keenan, II South Ryegate. Wallo
Glover 81 Boston. Mnss., aud Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reid and son, Edwin, Of
Montpelier.
f ~. @. C. corwan II this place and
Miss Theresa Darling were married
Wednesday evening At the home Of the
brides father. DR.. @. w. Darling, Of
South Rycgatc. After a short wedding
trip they will return here where they
sin make their home. DR.. Corwan has
won many friends sincc coming here a
few years ago. and be has built up.
good practice IN dcstistfy. All will be
glad 70 welcome his bride.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
R,ssn.tue,Inr purlIar.sa Brsalwalst.

A expenditure u $4,000 has been
made this year upon Burlington break.
water. Lake Champlain. which hhrhofs
the eity from the strong west Winds and
secures the feet Of the thamplaln
Transportation Co, II line steamers ~
well - the hundreds of smaller craft
which iind haven IN burlington bay.
The work l. bring done BY James 7.
eastman. of Boston, who has been en-.
ployed az similar operations upon the
structure for the past Eve years.
Something Ike seo0. 600 has hccn laid
out upon repairs 10 the bfcakwater
within this period and there y work
which win take a few years longeF 70
complete Il l. probable that another
appropriation win BE- asked from Con-
gress for this purpose.
The work this season has been. fos
the most part, submarine, diver he
inr employed almost the cntifr time
beneath the surface. AZ times working
thirty feet bolow His work consisted
IN clearing away the worn timbers and
placing new material to form hrm
foundation to the structure, which, IN
the course Of sixty years. had become
unsound.
Great cement blocks were manuiact.
urcd on the spot and sunk. gradually
building up a splendid structure.
The work was watched with much
interest by residents who visited the
scene IN launches and rowboats almost
daily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
TAKING OUT THOSE DESKS.
The Unique Luxury Of the House Of
Representatives.

Inc unique LUXURY Of the house OF
Representatives,.
"The plan TO replace the desks in the
House Of Representatives with benches
Is merely an attempt 10 put that body
on an equal footing with the principal
dcliberatiye bodies Of the civilized ma.
tons Of the globe said Representative
Henry shermon Boutell Of Illinois. who
Is here to confer with Architect Woods
81 the Capitol about the scheme which
be has proposed. Mr.. Boutell feels high
ly grati6ed ut the ,eommendation with
which his plan has been received, and Is
preparing the resolution, which he will
present on the opening day Of Congress.
4 say this continued Mr. Boutell, at
the Arlington last night. because il has
been suggested that this Is an attempt
to copy after the British House Of Com
mons. So far as | knaw, we are the
only great nation in which the popular
deliberative body Is so arranged as TO
permit Of debate and the transaction Of
ordinary Office business at the same
time. The two do not work well togeth-
err, and now that the House Office build
ing is nearly completed, It is time that
something should Be done to improve the
condition Of the House.
"tve are confronted with the actual
that the House i becoming SO
large that change must soon be made
There is no chance Of reducing ii nu-
mcrically, because an attempt to do so
would tend TO diminish the strength Of
the old states, while increasing that Of
the new ones. 10 my mind, the more
| think of it, this plan Of cutting down
the size Of the House hall one-half and
putting in benches appears the proper
solution of the difficulty. ! believe this
Is the psychological moment TO push It.
s'My plan is practically the same as
earnestly recommended BY Speaker Reed
ten years ago, when the House was not
80 large as now. | have reyivified it,
and from what hear from Mr.. Watson
Of Indiana, MIR. Mccall Of Massachusetts
and other colleagues Of mine, have
hopes that 1t viii be carried into realiza
ton The change colud easily be made
IN recess Of Congress and would cest
about S250.000. TO enlarge the present
House, as has been proposed by taking
out the members lobby and placing the
speakers desk against the extreme south
wall would, in my opinion, only aecen-
tuate the present difficulty Of hearing
and the general cufabersomeness Of the
House as deliberative body. People
have written me letters from all over
the country favoring the bench plan,
perhaps because it would make the pro-
aeedings Of the House more interesting
to them. Washington Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27

and from time 10 time will be enhanced
and advanced in accordance with the
demands TO satisfy human needs and
desires, We recommend the following IS
partial statement AZ this time OF the
economic demands Of the American Fed-
Grafton Of Labor
L The abolition of all forms of in.
voluntary servitude, except as a pun
ishment for crime.
.. Free schools, free books and com
puIsory education.
3. Unrelenting protest against the is
suanee and abuse of injunction process
IN labor disputes
{. A work.day Of not more than
eight hours in the twenty-four day.
5. A strict recognition of not over
eight hours per day on All federal, state
or municipal work and at not les than
tie prevailing per diem wage rate Of
the class of employment IN the vicinity
where the work is performed
6. Release from employment one day
III seven
I. The abolition Of the. contract sys-
tNiB OH pubhC Npfh.
$. The municipal ownership Of public
utilities.
Q. The abolition Of the sweat saop
system.
10. Sanitary inspection OF factory,
workshop, mine and home.
II, Liability Of employers for injury
to body or loss Of life.
IL. The naturalization of telegraph
and telephone.
10. The passage anti-child labor
laws In states where they do not exist
and rigid defense of them where they
have been enacted into law.
IA. Women suffrage co-equal with
man suffrage
IS. Suitable and plentiful play
grounds for children in all cities
t6. Continued agitation for the pub
lie bath system in all cities
III, Qualifications in permits to build
Of all cities and towns, that there shall
be bath rooms ana bathroom attach
ments in all houses or compartments
used for habitafion.
IS. We favor d system Of finance
wilereby money shall be issued exclu
sirely by the government, with such
regulations ana restrictions as viii pro
tcct II from manipulation by the bank
ing interests for their own private gain.
10. We favor system Of Unital
States Government Postal Savings
hanks Granite Cakters' journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-27
The Muckrake Caravan.

All you farmers along the pike had bet-
ter lay low, lay low,
For the men who reform this blooming
world win soon be moving, you
know,
They'll see You a-putting the water in
the milk that is deemed too stout,
And Helicon hall will get you II You
don't watch out.
All you villagers on the trail had bet
ter be good, be good,
The muckrake wagon trains on the way
--let that be understood
All who have faults to hide, to hide,
had better be hidin' them now,
For Helicon hall will raise fuss-a
regular Helicon row
All you city folk, far and wide. had
better brace up, brace up.
You'd better be sure your records clear
before yon sit down to sup.
For Helicon hall Is on the move and
looking for things that's wrong,
So get ont the whitewast brush you
al, ere the caravan comes along.
Denver Republican.