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Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04

The president is expected to dis
cuss railroads in his opening address
at the jamestown exposition, April 26.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04

Brigadier General Richard Combe,
retired, is dead at San Francisco.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04

Failure to receive an order wrecked
a train in Texas and added six more
lives to the railroad murder roll of the
year.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04

Gov. Stuart has approved the Penn
sylvania two cent fare law.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04

NEWS or +!
new parliament is to be elected
this month in Spain.
Gov. Stuart has approved the Penn
sylvania two cent fare law.
There were three suicides over
Niagara Falls on Saturday last.
The English revenues increased
nearly $6,000,000 last year.
Brigadier General Richard Combe,
retired, is dead at San Francisco.
The heir to the Spanish throne is
expected about the middle of April.
Secretary Wilson says our crops will
save the nation from financial disas-
ters.
Sydney Oliver is to be the new gov
ernor Of Jamaica in place of Swetten-
ham.
Secretary Taft has returned from
his quickstep trip to the Panama canal
zone.
General Dioniso Gutierrez is expect
ed to become the new president of
Honduras.
Col. Goethals is now in command of
the Panama canal work. He took hold
on Saturday.
Dick Mansfield is sick. And not for
advertising purposes, this time. 1t is
the real thing.
The remains of Pope Leo XIII. will
be moved from st. Peters to ST. John
Lateran church.
John A. Lewis, native of Alabama
now becomes the head of the Dowie
people at Zion City.
Jennie Burch, the baby killer, has
been sent to the insane asylum for
criminals at Matteawan, N. Y
The interstate commerce commits
sion has begun an investigation of the
express companies of the country.
Orders have been given to the
guards of Abe Ruef in San Francisco
to shoot him if he tries to escape.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04

There were three suicides over
Niagara Falls on Saturday last.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04

The English revenues inc
nearly $6,000,000 last year.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-04-04
NEWS or THE WEEK.

new parliament is to be elected
this month in Spain.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
MOVES 70 AMEND

Marin Baretc, PLAINTIFF against VII.
Fam Savidgn ct AL, whb Is pcttioning
l"r admcasurcmont of dover today
flied, through her attorney, w. G..
Achi, n motion to amend the complaint
rs follows:
By adding new paragraph to the
effect that the estate or trustee has
no ample funds on hand to pay the
clnim Of the plaintiff in case the court
should decide that she IN entitled 10
her right Of dover. II is prayed,
therefore, that the trustee. william
Sayidcc. may he authorized 10 pay TO
the plaintiff the amount of her dover
right as decided by the court, aud that
- there are no ample funds on hand
to pay The same, the trustee may he
authorized by the court to raise mon.
cy on mortgage ON the property in
order To pay the claim.
Tho motion will be presented before
Judge De Bolt tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
BEET SUGAR IN spain

Cansul General u. II. Ridgcly, vt
Barcelona, furnishes n statement chat
during the third quarter of the present
year July | To October 3l-33i .I1d
tons OF bCcts entered the beet sugar
factories Of Spain. from which 25,02d
tons Of sugar were produced During
the same period of 1908, 277757 tons
oi hceis entered the factories and 49,.
Gi2 tons OF sugar were produced.
There are 81 factories, large and
small, refining beet sugar In Spain, but
all of them are regulated. II not vir-
.tualiy opcrated, by la Sociedad Azu-
'carera tor sugar trusD of Spain. which
has It's headquarters at Madrid The
most important factories are In the
Province of Granada, wnorc there are
Al least dozen rcllncrics, including
the large ones known as In Vega
Santa Juliana. san lsidro. Nuestra Sc
nora def Rosario. aud Nuevo Rosario
There are also two or three important
iciinorics In the Province Of Madrid
aud 10 Of more or less Importance In
tho Province bf Iaragoza.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
u q 80
SATURDAY FOOTBALL

The arrangements Tor u,c rootbalI
game to he Played saturday between
the Males and the picked team from
the other teams in the League were
completed at the meeting of the lla-
waiian Association Football League
yesterday afternoon. Messrs. Waldron
BeardmoTe, E. Fernandez. ChurtOn and
S. Chillingworth were selected rs a
committee to select tie strongest team
and made upShe following line up:
Goal-Dixon ~. N. c. Al.
Full Backs-S Bcardmore ~. NJ G.
Al, Mcconnell lpuuahou).
Half Backs j. Clark lDiamond
Heads, l.. Grune diamond Heads
4: Desha (Dianond Heads.
Forwards. Cation Punahou, J
Woo diamond IicadsI, Il. Cation tPu'
nahousl. Il. Fernandez .tDiamond
Heads). Oss ~. NJ. &. Al.
The came viii start at $3.50 and will
he played ut the League grounds, ladies
being admitted free"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
IAUKEA Ord Frs
icontlnued from p.oe H.

uniforms but they have done so them
selves, as each man must pay for his
own uniform. ! will make no moro
appointments till the first Of Fcbru-
AIRY, There are some few men whom
| will let out as | do not think they
viii be loyal to my administration. but
there will not be many changes. Where
there Is u Hawaiian who Is fit for d
position shall appoint him, but there
IL nothing in the yarn that all the
haulcs will hc let out. This has been
shown by the appointments of haoics
which ! have made ALREADY"
Al The mounted patrolmen OF the
former regime viii go out ON the first
OF the month except Fred Wright, John
Loal and Dick Lane, laukea gave the
men their notice today but the change
will not tao place until the first of the
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
MANY Wish TO Sic
hAUNl IOA ACTIVE

There has been rush Of business
at the Intcr.lsland Office all the morn
ing since the announcement Of the
excursion to the Volcano on the Man
ma Loa and the Kinau. The boats will
start Saturday noon and return to Ho
uolulu Monday noon.
The following have booked already:
Miss Richardson, Miss Ahrcns, +. $
Lyman Jr.. Frank Ilalstond. Miss VII.
lie, !. S. McCandless. Master Nc
Caydloss, Miss G. Lowe. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. ! Richardson. Mrs. Carrie Richard.
son. Il. Paris, Miss c. ". Walker. Miss
4. ~. II. Alexander. G. r. GRAM, G.. J.
Granz. Mrs. C. s. Holloway. Francis
Brown, :. H. Derby r. u. Anderson
81. Clair Bdgood, Fred. Smith. T. II.
Petric. G. G. Bnllcniync, Dr. l.. II.
| iicmcnway, Miss Clara iIcmcnway,
Miss ID. liartwcll. Miss T. Ilartwell,
T.. NJ. Campbell. Major purdy. w. H..
Castle. las II. Kennedy. j. u. Ken.
needy. !. G.. Kennedy. y. G.. Kennedy,
Jessie Il. Kennedy, +. II, Armstrong
q. H. Angus, L. s. Dodge, Miss /.
iiutchins. g. D. Wright, |. Hind, i
r.. Jaeger. a. II. Smith, Judge Perry
| w. w. Thaycr. G. w. Macfarlane. Paul
lsenberg, A. McBryde. +. Il. Stccrc,
l.. Blackn.an. y. G. Hill, X. w. Per,
kins. Il, l.. Cutting and wife. Cecil
BroYn,, Ed. Cross. Mrs. +. j. Cross,
Cecil Cross,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
MORaMURA SURREMERS

MOromura Kuichi liz safe In the
hands OF the police. lie gave himself
up To the authorities last night.
Having some troable with coun-
trymar In their camp at falawa, on
New Years night, he slaBhed the
throat of the man and Hod immediate
~. Search has been made high and
low for the murderer. Japanese spec
ials have taken part In the man-hunt
but without success. Last night he
made his presence known by walking
in and surrcndoring to the police.
Since the murder he has been urt
INK IN the cane fields. Frequently, he
claims, he could hear passers-by talk.
Ing about the murder he had commit
ted. lie learned on the Sunday fol.
lowing the murder that his victim had
died from the effects of his slash across
Che throat.
knichi claims that he acted In self
defense In taxing the life of his fellow.
conniryman, and expects to prove the
fact when brought to trial.
After learning of his friends death
nc decided 10 surrender himself and
started 10 make his. way To Honolulu
Tor that Nurrosc. Fearful that he
would he injured II captured before he
could reach the police station, he
"tawlcd through the cane fields by day
ana took to the highway only during
the night time. He claims that at nc
time has he made any attempt to leave
the Islands.
Several stories have come to the Of
hccrs regarding Kuichi's lurking places
,near the Aalawa ditch. and the tips
seem to have been straight as con.
hrmed by statements OF the murderer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
WIGHT RESIGNS
FROM THE
SCHOOL BOARD

G.. l.. Wight has resigned from the
Territorial Board of Education. His
resignation has boon received by the
Governor. but has not as yet been act.
ed upon, aud II If not yet known who
will succeed him ON the Board.
AIR. Wight gives as u reason for his
action that his other duties are so
oncrnus rs tn prevent him from giving
the attention he thinks he should to
his work as member of the Board Of
Education. lie asks therefore. to he
relieved and that some one else be ap'
pointed In his place
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
RfST0RER IN Van .OUVER

According 10 adyices received At the
local office of the Commercial Cable
company the cableship Rostorer has
reached Vancouver from Midway. She
mas the officers aud crew of the Car
rolton on hoard.
The Restorer Is liable to be kept
some time AT Esquimaut ON account
OF labor trouble, which, according 10
the files Of the Coast papets, are eoine
on at that point One of the ships on
the NlctorlaSca run has been held
up for some time ON this account.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
SPORTING BRIEFS

The Chinese Athletic club announces
that II Is TOO bugv with training for
track athletics to take up the challenge
of the Royal Kayaihau Glee Club base
ball team.
4 meeting Of the representatives OF
all the athletic ORGANIZATIONS In tie
city to prepare for the coming track
championships, ls,s been called for this
afternoon at O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Charles David, of this city, has I'M
ported Golden, Silver and English
phcasants from New York and will
start raising the birds az II business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
SWIMMING

swimming affairs are getting ATOMS
finely. The lIealai,is meet every Mon
day night nj the Hotel Baths for their
practice and the Myrtlcs every Friday
night and number of new stunts arc
being arranged by each. Tho Direct
ors of the Hawaiian Swimming club
meet tonight TO consider the program
Tor ladies night. which will take place
ON January 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
Real Estate Transactions

Entered for Record Jan. 10, 1907,
From to:3o a. m. to 4 p. m.
Manuel Qmi to Geo u Gear ..D
Il + Cameron and VT TO Frank II
Lucwciko .......,......,...D
+ Lucwciko and wi To- Matilda Pan.
kratz q. ................. -
Matilda pankralz and hsb to Frank
bucWclko &c. ................s.. NJ
Koala Paakiki to William Il Rowell ID
Ulumalcihci Mahaulu and hsb tn
Mary Chang Kim ..........D
Carrie u Peterson to James l. Me
Lean IT. ............R clDow
las T. Mclean tr to John Kidwcll AM
Pacific Land 4 Imp Go Ltd to 7 G
Mack IT. -. .................
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
THOSE JAPANESE
DRUGGIST PLANS

The denial of the truth Of the Jap.
ancsc drug combine which appeared
IN this mornings Advertiser Is an
interesting commentary.
The information which was obtained
by the Bulletin was given by one of
the druggists whose business Is not
ms large M othc' members who have
talked IN different vein.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
DICkEY PREPARES
Continued from F'age y

NSo"N"uSu ''S' FaSS "
which IL so situated that II would FUR
nlsh a strong draught for the FIRE, and
would he enveloDed in names from the
start. AS many of these buildings,
However large, are mere wooden shells
a fire them In their present condi
ton without fire escapes would almost
certainly involve the loss OF human
lives
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

The Buckeye Glib will have rs next
regular meeting in the form Of y re-.
ception TO Dean F.. / Bosworth %
Oberlln, who is expected to arrive hers
sOOn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
y SPORTS
~GE --------

and feels confident he will make good
IL given another chance.
:: 9: ::
RECORDS or BOXERS DURING
YEAR 1906.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MUSIC,

Mrs. Hodgson, Teacher OF Piano, Or
gan and Singing. Pleasant and easy
method, ensuring thorough and
rapid progress. with perfect touch
time. finderlng and expression
Letters promptly replied to. or inter
view at Studio. 2i3 Vineyard st. nca-
Emma st. from to G, Saturdays OK
cepted. 3579fm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

Tho baseball situation Of the Paciiic
Coast League at the present time IL In
u muddlcd condition The local mag
hatcg are unable to secure suitable
grounds on which to erect u grand
stand. aud the recent move made by
Russ Hall manager of the Seal tie team,
In jumping over Ia the Butte Club Of
the Northwest League has complicated
matters.
The difficulty In San Francisco is
ending suitable grounds. Several lots
whlch would make ideal diamonds on
Witch to play the national game have
been located, but the high rents and
ether hitchcs have prevented the msgi
rates from securing them.
The grounds ON Fourteenth and Va.
lcncla streets. near the old Woolwai ds
Pavilion, was considered desirable
site, but the ball managers are holding
ont tn make better terms with the own
crs.
Recreation Park. the old grounds nj
Eighth and Harrison streets. can he
secured at n slightly increased rental,
hut for SONIC reason or another the
local managers do not look at the loca-
ion with favor. They may, however,
be compelled To go back Ia the old
place, which proved such an excellent
baseball park.
{: 3: !:
The Broncho and Sweet Marie fUr-
rlghed the sensations oi the year In
The trotting world. along with the Lou
Dillon-hiajor Delmar controversy
which was given several hearings. C..
X. G.. Killings. owner Of Lou, and Il. L..
SmathcrE, owner of the Major, escaped
without having any stigma attached to
their names after a complex series of
charges and counter charges. A train
~ or two suffered In connection with
the doping case which II now an
Client history with followers of the har-
ncss-iacinG game.
The Broncho paced In record time at
cleveland, O., Aug, }. going miles In
2:O3. 2,O2h and 2:O2H, which were
The fastest three ever stepped by any
PAGER. At Galesburg, H.. Aug. %,
without windshield or pacemaker, the
animal stepped mile in 2:OO&.
Sweet Marie ut Poughkeepsie, n. ",
| Aug. 10, trotted the fastest second heat
In n race, setting n mark of 2:Oih.
Bolivar at Roadvillc, Mass. Aug, Is,
set worlds record for the fastest
thrcc-heat race, going the distance in
2,OOh. 3;O2la and 2:O3h.
Ecstatic at Readville, Mass, Aus 81,
In the racing competition, went two
miles in 2;Oia, and 2:O2%.
Dan Patch AT 81. Paul, MINI, with a
| dust shield and two pacemakers, went
a mile in LOS.
C.. N Daniels added several swim
ming records TO his list Of victories In
1906. He went abroad and In Eng
land on July ~ he set a new world'a
record for the l00-yard dash with Il
mark of :5S 3-5. At Travers Island h
set a now American record for the 40
yard event by making the distance IL
5:O5 is. In the course of the a. A. u
I championships In New York city h
broke the worlds record for sixty yards
with a mark of ~ Is and set new
American mark for hfty Yards with
% 2-5.
Additional Sporting Nows on Page 8,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
FOR SALE.
WANTED.

pure white Icghorn and Plymouth
Rock eggs for setting: also few
pairs of young chickens. 1911 King
near McCully St 35Sltr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

~ Fine Job Printing at the Bull
letin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

Additional Sporting News on Page 8
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

In South Kona. $4,000 acres OF lard ms
whole. Address S. Norris, waio.
hinu. Hawaii. 355O.f
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-10
BORDER COUNTY NOTES
 NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS, COLLECTED FROM
 THE COLUMNS OF OUR EXCHANGES

quilted themselves with credit to themselves and their teachers. We would especially mention the little tots who so gracefully graced the stage and whose parts were carried out seemingly perfect. We believe we voice the sentiment of every patron when we say, we are proud of our teachers, our pupils and our school.
 A. M. Blankenship has sold his home and other belongings here and will move in a few days to his old home at De Vall's Bluff. All Cabot is sorry to lose him and his excellent family.
 Alvah ]. Garner has bought lots in our town and will in a short time build residence and move here. We give them hearty wei come.
 Prof. G. w. Clark went to Lon oke Tuesday to begin work with Capt. M. C. House in the collector S office.
 l.. K. Duncan has opened up a neat fancy grocery store on the east side of the railroad in the new Thompson building.
 Al Eagle has returned from Bill lings, Montana, where he has been working for the past few months.
 Miss Emma Monk and MT. F. D. Stephens, of Mt. Spring, were happily married last Sunday after noon, Esq. J. H. Brawley oflciat- ing. The attendants were Miss Ida Earles and MT. Fritz Stevens and Miss Annie Monk and MT. John Cooper.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-10
CASA.
From the Democrat, January I.

From the Democrat, January 4.
 The trains have been late, some very late, for the past few days on account of a washout and landslide between here and Little Rock.
 Tohn Baskins and Miss Maggie Lawrance were married Christmas week. They are both prominent young people and we wish them a long life and much happiness.
 Casa is dry town. On last Mon- day night at 12 o'clock the Casa Liquor Go. closed their doors and Casa became a dry town. We must say the Casa Liquor Go. has run an orderly quiet house, as could be expected of a saloon. The Democrat is exceedingly glad whiskey can no longer be legally sold in Casa, and we have every assurance that the present officials, county, township and town will not permit it to be sold illegally. We believe the officials are men who will stand by the right and who will see to a rigid enforcement of the laws in regard to this mat ter. And while we apprehend no danger along this line, and have not the slightest doubt but that the officials will do their full duty, we are of the opinion that the time has come when the people will de- mand and see to it that the law is enforced. We are glad that Casa no longer has saloons and that very soon the proprietor of the Casa Liquor Go. will open up another business in the old saloon stand that will be to the advantage of the town and county, and we trust re- numerative to its owner in a liberal manner. We would advise all peo- pie who contemplate blind tigering whiskey to fight shy of Casa, as the way of the transgressor is a hard one, and will be especially so in Casa.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-10
BERYL.
December

The Christmas tree here was a decided success. After an approp- riate program was rendered by the school which included recitations, declamations, songs etc., old Santa,
 to the exquisite delight of a <, handed out 34I presents after which the audience was dismissed by singing "God be with you till we meet again" led by MT. Jones Hartley at the organ. J. B. Grad dy, and his daughter, Mrs. Gus Bush of Vilonia, took advantage of the Christmas excursion to visit relatives in Georgia. Jesse Will kerson and James Fulmer of Hen drix were at home during the hol- idays. Quite lot of moving around was done here the past week HI. E. Luce has sold his place to Fulwood Smith of Conway, consideration S22o. MT. Smith will move out soon. MT. Luce IS
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-10
and missed the daily papers Friday

and missed the daily papers Friday Morning.
 We hear 1t reported that the governor is soon to pardon Jef Hunter, and that he will be wit ness here in the February term of court in a case.
 Mrs. Pryor of Conway, we learn, will reside here in the future with the family of B. D. Taylor.
 MT. James l.. Herndon and Mrs. Mat Corley, living north of town, were married by Justice O. F. Wood, on Sunday. They had no children living with them to keep them company and they were lone some, so they concluded to get married. We wish them long life and prosperity ill their old days. May God bless them.
 The Woodmen Lodge of this place had a public installation of officers last night, at which a large number of our citizens and ladies attended. A sumptuous re- past was spread, and all heartily enjoyed the refreshments. w. F. Pitts was installed Consul Con- mander and J. l.. Hill as clerk. The lodge meets the first Friday night in each month. Every two weeks thereafter.
 There are no saloons in Perry county no more. They all quit on December 31, but for the five saloons, we have five banks, and you can order all the liquor you want, when you have the cash.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-10
CANEY.

We are having the heaviest rain that we have had for long time. The creeks are all overflowing and 1t still rains. =. w. E. Cox and wife of west Texas spent Christmas with relatives here. Miss Ida Fluckiger of Glasgow, Mo-, spent the holidays here with home folks.
 The mail carriers are having a tough time now, owing to so much water .... J. L. Phillips gave a Christmas dinner to relatives, and all enjoyed the day very much '... MT. Fluckiger had fine turkey for dinner Sunday and invited his connection and several neighbors.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-10
VILONIA.

Tim Canada has moved into the Magins house. IT. F. Forrest re- turned from Tennessee Sunday, where he visited during the holi- days. J. A. Downs went to Lit tie Rock Wednesday to the teach CTS association. He reports fine time. Mir. Downs is very enthus- iastic over the association and school interest. :. w. w. Gragson and family moved out from Con- way Saturday. They will live at Vilonia and MT. Gragson will carry the mail on R. F. D. No. 5. ....Dr. !. H. Downs came home Monday to visit his family. ....S. A. Stew art fell from his wagon Christmas eve and broke his leg....A. E.. Hendricks moved into his new building Friday on the Robins farm. |. <. Lois Montgomery, age 1o, died Saturday night and was buried Sunday afternoon at o'clock. |. Mrs. Gus Bush left Monday for Georgia to spend the holidays with relatives. John Downs of Okla homa City spent one day Christ mas with home folks.
 January 2.