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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Will NOT Hold
REGATTA FEB. z

The Waikiki regatta is not to he held
on Washington's birthday. as was at
first proposed after II became neces-
sary to postpone the event from New
Years day. That was decided upon
yesterday afternoon at the meeting oil
the Promotion Committee.
The Floral Parade will take place on
that date, as planned. All arrange
ments for 1t will be in charge of Wal
ter Dillingham;, who has full authority
TO act and call upon any others he de-
sires to assist him in the work.
On account of the fact that there
will be no special lot of excursionists
in the city on February 90 except Mrs.
Wetherred's party, which is due to ar
rive on the Alameda the morning of
the 22d, +. l.. Waldron proposed that
the parade, for this year only. be post
roned to later date when the Los
Angeles excursion will he here The
other members OF the committee. how
ever, opposed any change. on account
of the fact that February 90 is known
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ever. that there Is no necessity of hav-
ing the regatta on the same day. and
the committee decided to save this
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
HEAVY SENTEN E GIVEN

Jacintho Miguel of the Kakaako Sa
loon, was found guilty this afternoon
OF selling liquor to minor by Judge
whitney and given a fine OF $3.50. This
10 inc heaviest fine which has been i'm
poSed In case of this kind for some
time aud an appeal was taken to the
Circuit Court In case Miguel Is found
Suii'F there he is liable to receive u
punishment even more severe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

Hawaii County Supervisors are
starting out to mako themselves IA.
nous in the same manner that has
made South American Republics no
torious Tho idea Of rcpudiating q
debt, Hawaii County is In control ol
Democratic representatives. Is the
cid party policy Of reputation to he
revived In that neck Of the woods?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
HONOLULU WEATHER

Gsss EsHaHaF NFaHr
January II.
Temperaturc5--6 u. M, y: s a. M,
"; 10 IA. M, 72; noon, a; morning
minimum, 90.
Barometer, s a. m, 29.S3; absolute
humidity, s a, H., 1912 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. M,
W per cent; dew point. Sa, m. 90.
Wind-6 a. m, velocity 7. direction
T. " a. m, velocity 10, direction E..
~ a. M velocity Q, direction S e.;
noon velocity 10, direction S. e.
Rainfall during "a hours ended s a.
m, III inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 213 miles.
WM. b. STOCKMAN,
section Director, u, S. Weather Bufcau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

There should be- no difficulty In oh.
tanning the guarantee Secretary Atkin.
son asks Of the legislators. No man
viii look pretty who stands up and
Gays in open meeting that he thinks
more of $500. extra session salary
4 an saving 100000. to the taxpayers
OF the Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

or flicker now? Lower the flag and
stack arms. now?
Rather, would | die"
After all vote of thanks may he
due Col Mann for having stirred Tom
Watson to the fun fighting pitch, be-
cause he is always more attractive
when headed full steam for an enemy,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
THOSE GOOD TEACHERS
gsaH9 xaaanHsl

Editor Evening Bulletin: - In the
weekly edition of the Evening Bulletin
we read: PAY Teachers First" says
Link, Get Schools Later" A chorus
OF ayes" arises from Puma to the
Iarthermost point of Kauai in support
OF Mr. McCandless' remarks under this
heading.
But these ayes" are not the power
faction.
They are something like the He.
brews In the Land of Egypt, with
whose sweat and blood the country
was made mighty.
But-"We are in an age of recon.
struction." Truly.
We must build up the country.
Truly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

The Bulletin gives in ihis issue u
telegram from Il. r. Richards of Ililo
regarding the volcano outbreak which
may be accepted as the most reliable
statement to be had. It is evident
tjat the volcanic forces OF Mauna Loa
are in state Of unrest and may at
any timo break out in beautiful cx.
hibitiOu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
BORN
mcGREW--In this city. Jan. II. 1906.
to Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. McGrew, a son.

The kapiolanl Estate, against which
Jas L. Holt, Tax Assessor, has brought
: bill to enforce lien, filed its an,
swor yesterday afternoon. Il takes
the ground that the Assessor had no
legal authority for the increase in the
assessed value of the premises: also
''.dt the court has no jurisdiction In
the matter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

The Honolulu Street Railway Benefit
Association gave a most ENJOYABLE
smoker last evening al their club
house on Beretania street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

HypoCrites never fail to cry out
when properly naycd. Nor lack u
hack % to do their bidding.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

Japanese warships do well to cut out
san Francisco. II shows that Japan
Is not looking for trouble.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Real Estate Dept,
For Rent
FOR SALE

A two bedroom house, stable. etc.
on lot 200 800. eight minutes walk
from car line,
For ono week from Jan, I, 1907, we
will accept $500. for above property
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11
Territory Of Hawaii, }
Honolulu, ss:

s'irst Judicial Circuit.
G. G. BOCKUS, Business Manager
Of the Bulletin Publishing Company.
Limited. being first duly sworn, on
oath depuscs and says: That the fol.
lowing is a true and correct statement
Of the circulation, for the week ending
Friday January 4, 1907, Of the
Daily and Weekly Editions OF the
Evening Bulletin
Circulation Of Evening Bulletin.
Saturday, Dec. 20 .26i4
Monday, Dec. 3t..............23 t6
Tuesday, Jan. t..............2 5o5
Wednesday, Jan. 2.............2slo
Thursday, Jan. 3..............23i
Friday, Jan. 4............. 2So2
Average daily circulation ....... 1851
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin.
Wednesday, Jan. ?, 1907 ..........2 5o5
Number Of weekIies delivered on
the island Of Hawaii .......11o2
Combined guaranteed average
circulation . 1867
BULLETIN PUBLISHING Co, LTD.
by c. G. BOCKUS,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to be
fore me this 9Th day OF
ISEALl January, Ammo Domini
1907.
p. II. BURNETTE,
Notary Public. First Judicial Circuit
=--s--- ----- -
FRtDAN............ H., 1904
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-11

Raas HsaaHaEn asr
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
Ben Hot Under Collar

Ben Wade Of Snake Bend called at the
Bugle Office recently to inquire why last
weeks Bugle did not reach him. Ben
was purity hot under the collar anc talked
IN loud tone OF voice that all the
nelghbors heard and said that when he
subscribed for a paper he expected to
receive It regiar. or words to that ef-
feckt We told Ben that we did not
know the reason why his Bugle didn't
reach him unless II was lost somewhere
in transmishion. We tried to impress
on him that after we had folded and put
e wrapper on his Bugie and then wrote
his name on the wrapper in a plain
hand we had did our duty and angels
could DO no more and If his Busle fail
ed TO reach him after that then II wasn't
our fault. We also told Ben that we
didn't know the reason why since he has
been a regisr subscriber for the Bugle
for the past II years ne had never paid
as a red cent either and he went away
threatening to stop his paper. Very
well, let him stop IT, II he does We may
have something further to say about his
past in later copies OF the Bugls.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
Personals

The weather in Bingville at present Is
very hot and business is almost at a
standstill. as you might say especially
in the heat OF the day. Day before yes
terday we walked down to the P. o. about
noon and the only person we met was a
hound dog
You may know it's turrible hot weather
when Letitia Jones OF Sorrow Hollow
started for Bingville last Saturday with
II Lbs. OF butter in a basket to exchange
for groceries at Hen Weathersby's store
and that when she arrived at the store
the butter had all melted and run outen
the basket and had likely trickled along
the road all the way from Sorrow Hol-
low. Letitia returned home In disgust
The Bingvflle church still leaks some
thing awful in one spot right over the
Amen corner. Last Sunday II rained dur
ing services and Deacon ButteTworth,
who was asleep. got 80 wet before he
woke up that he had TO so home and
chag ge his clothing. thus missing the lat
ter porshion OF the sermon as we'll as
the first porshion.
Brad H!nsley's brood mare was seized
with the co,.ck the other night and Brad
went and got Doc Bivermore and told
him that Alvira was sick and Doc he
hurried nome Win BRAD ara was sur
prised to find the mare sick instid OF
Brad's wife. Doc never lnewed that the
mares name was Alvira.
Arioch Tucker has took of his boots
and is going in his bare feet. This may
be comfortable, but how does 1t look for
a growed up man to go around in his
bare feet7
Mrs. Bill Hepburn, wife Of our talented
and Rrtistick blacksmith gave birth TO a
bouncing baby boy last week and a
nounces that she is going to raise him
on the bottle. Editorially speaking we
do not think this is a good plan, Bill
Hepburn, hisseh, vas raised largely on
the bottle and look at him! Bill amt
missed going TO the Co. seat and COM
ing home full every Satterday for the
past fifteen years as regular as Satterday
comes around-unless It was because Of
circumstances not under his control II
we was Mrs. Hepburn we wouldn't raise
that child on the bottle. The chance is
it viii take to the bottle soon as 1t
gifts old enough without being teached.
II win probably come d. Its appetite for
3 bottle honestly,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
RanSc Got Stuck Up

Hen weathersby, our popular store
keeper got out his stock Of fy-psper last
week and busted IL OF for the summer
trade. He left a sheet laying on a chair
and about noon when II got thawed out
nicely Ranse Hiliyer come into the store
and like blamed fool set right down on
il. Ranse never does look where he sets
and II would be better II he did. Ranse
got some OF the fy-paper on. but the
most Of It is sticking TO his pants as yet.
Hen wanted 10 charge Ranse for the
sheet He told Ranse that the regular
price Of the fy-paper was 10 cts. per
sheet but being as it was him he would
let him have It for cts. Ranse said
he already had the ny-paper and didn I
want It and he'd be goshed to hemlock
II he'd pay for It either. Hen ought to
be more careful where he leaves fly
paper laying around.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
Tramped Up by a Cow

Wat Osgood had a curious experients
last week. Wat has four c7ws which he
milks reglar twice a day. Well, the
other ev'g Wat went out to milk and
he had MIXED three OF the COWS leaving
old Brindle until the last being as she Is
sich an ornery critter and usually kicks
the bucket over. While Wat was milk
ing her she histed and come down with
her foot right on Watts foot and kept il
there and him hollering and yelling for
help as loud as he, could holler and
pounding her with his fists and trying
to- push her often him, but Wat says she
merely stood there with almost super
human intelligence. sc It were. on his
foot peacefully chewing her cud and
switching off the flies. As old Brlndle
weighs probably 800 lbs Watts feelings
can better be imagined than described
After shs had stood on his foot for two
or three minnits she got OF and Wat
limped 10 the house. He now says he
Is agoing TO sell that COW and II he can't
do that he VIII give her away.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
lam CwTespondence Boston Globe.

Deuhdm OuIEespouQence Boston Globe
The old adage that the head should
gave the heels" has been transformed by
the Mahern brothers. Frank and Fred
employed at a Dedham grocery, 50 that
the legs are made to save the arms. and
that in a most unique manner.
1t is a method of running a coffee mill
by leg power on a bicycle instead Of bv
arm power. One Of the disagreeabIe fea.
lures Of the grocery business has beer
the arm method Of grinding coffee
Now this is just where the quick wit
of Frank Mshern came in. devotea of
the Wheel and knowing that il is much
easier TO pedal than to strain with the
arms, he conceived the idea that a trans.
fer OF the strain from arms to legs would
be much easier and quicker.
The question was one OF applying the
power to the coffee mill. which was done
by removing the forward wheel Of a tan
dem and fastening the bicycle in such a
way that the rear wheel was directly op-
posite one OF the wheels of the coffee
mill. which was fitted with a belt wheel.
The tire was removed from the bicycIs
wheel and belt put on, running from
the wheel to the belt wheel on the coffes
mill
The arrangement was then complete.
and when there is coffee to be ground Il
is thrown into the grinder, the bicycle Is
mounted, and the rider takes a practice
spin. and at the same time grinds ths
coffee,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
FRENCHMEN AT GOLF.
Some IdiOsyncrasies They Have In
troduced Into the Game.

some AulosF ncraH1cs IneF nave H.
trodueed Into the Game.
The golflng Frenchman was once a
very rare Bird to-day the species Is quite
common courses are springinng up all
over France, not merely In the places fre-
quented by the English and Americans.
but in industrial centers. such as Bor-
deaux and Lille, says the Pail Mall Ga
zette.
Partisan golf was really born at Maison
Laftte, where is a race course with
colony of Britons. then il migrated to lie
Pecq. Every French seaside place that
respects Itself has a golf course nova
days. II is Ield to be the surest way Of
attracting the AnglO-Saxon. One Won
ders. in TACT, what middle-aged masculin-
ity did with itself before golf was sue
cessfully implanted IN England. Cycling
is deadly monotonous as an exercise. since
there are geographical reasons why you
cannot coast forever. and motoring
had hardly been invented. How did man
kill time when he was not working?
The Frenchman in pre-golf days had
and has other relaxatiOns He is fond
Of promenading with his women folk, es-
peciallv If they are good-looking; he will
dance attendance for hours. and has been
known even TO take to shopping. whereas
no Englishman Of middle life with an in
clinati0n to badness would ever dare to
confess that he found relaxation from
Office cares in watching his wife buy chif-
fons.
The Frenchman has brought some of
his idiosyncrasies into the gams, of
course. He cannot entirely separate HIM
self from the fair sex during thG two
hours that it takes him to do his eighteen
holes and so you see him in immaculate
cpstume-with beautiful stockings and
marvelously striped knickerbockers-sur
rounded by little bevy Of ladies, who
are happily unconscious that he is play
ing a shocking game, and foozling his
drive every time. To those sweet crea-
lures in summer white and hats lik.
flower garden all these things are fearful
mysteries-almost beyond the comprehen-
sion of any one but very plain woman
and q suffragette All they know is that
Henri is looking very chic" and dis
tinguished and tres Anglais." This lat
ter comment is added because since the
walters have grown mustaches Henri has
realized the secret ambition OF his life
and chopped his of.
Yes. when you see a parasol on the
green be sure a Frenchman is near.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28

city, there is no field Of endea4or in which the
hand OF the e,rto-date editor-t0 say nothing Of
his business manageT-is not iu evidence AeNspa-
pers which are constantly the lookout for new
worlds 20 conquer and new abuses 20 reform are
the which keep at the head Of the procession,
os course, and because Of this we here and now
predict that whatever competitors may exist Ia the
territory of the Nebo tIll) Banner VII soon be
hanging around the bankruptcy courts. Thus the
Banner. IN q recent issue:
"A new feature that Is instructive as well as
entertaining Is 10 be added 10 the Banner A list
Of Names under the head Sunday Dunks Gili be
published. We going 20 give fair warning, AID
in the issue Of the Banner July 70 you can lool;
over the list no one excluded
We do not understand why some Of the metro
poliian papers which are etemally on tits LOOKOUT
for scmsthing EoEel should not have hit upon this
scheme long ago. Think how much attention this
department in the Neho Banner Will attract
just fancy the scene IN Nebo tomorrow. when the
Banners palptating presses begin TO reel of the
edition for the day! There mas BE- popular
men IN Nebo than the Banners editor. but, GER
tainly there win be none more sought after. The
departure is obviously intended to lessen the
evils Of intemperance, and perhaps Il wiL We do
Rot feel qualified 10 express an opinion on that
point Bu@ we do venture the opinion that the
Banner office win be the Mecca Of a large portion
Of Nebos population tomorrow, and this win be
desirable Of course II there is ANYTHING In the
theory Of merchants that II Is onls necessary 70
get people into store to induce them 70 do bus-
ness.
We trust that the Banners editor will be able
to bear up under the compliments and. perhaps
some other things-Ehich viii be showeTed ON him.
If he viii at once mail one Of his photographs
We win gladly publish il, showing bOw he ap-
reared before be entered upon the strenuous life
Of the newspaper refomer. Our readers may i'm
sgine for themselves how he will look after
ToE.
Last week the following self explain
atory communication was received:
Nebo, Ill. July 81, 1907.
Editor The Washington Herald:
Inclosed find photograph referred to
in issue Of Herald of 18th instant. un-
der heading. "a New journalistic Re-
form" I have survived the outcome so
far.
Am twenty-one years old, eleven
years in newspaper harness. five years
in present place and will try and keep
up the Banners record.
Send marked copies. Respectfully,
r. I. DfNSMORE,
Owner. Editor. and Publisher the Nebo Banner.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
Locals

Hez Andrews, while cutting hay with a
scythe in his hayfield back Of his house
tother day, aXidentaIIy almost stepped
on lbacksnake seven feet long This so
unnerved Hez that he dropped the scythe
and made for home and is so weak IN
the legs that he amt been able to cut
any hay since.
Hen Weathersby, prop. Of our general
store. says that trade Is very dull with
him at present. But Hen says he don't
care much being as he likes to take Il
easy during the hot summer weather and
don't like to be annoyed by having TO
wait on customers. When a person goes
into the store TO purchase anything
they usually find Hen asleep on some
bolts or muslin on the counter Hen says
II folks don't stop waking him up he's
going TO lock the door on EN-.
Our correspondent from Calamity Cor
ners who signs hisself PRO Bono Pub
leo" in the Bugle paid us a lengthy call
last Tuesday. PRO Bono" says that
everything at the Corners IS m state quo.
as you might say.
Jed Peters. our intelligent school teach
er who teached the village school last
winter, Is al present studying up 10 take
the teachers examination at the Co seat
next month and II ne passes successful
there is no doubt Jed will be reelected
to teach again the coming term. Jed Is
a good writer and reader and speller and
he amt so slow at hggers either.
Hoke Smiley is thinking some OF having
lightning rods put onto his barn TO avoid
having It struck by lightning during
thunder showers. Hoke says It's the
thunder that skeers him and not the
lightning.
Subscribe for the Bukle-it is good 10
read. good to advertise in, fine TO lay on
cupboard shelves or put under carpet.
useful TO wrap up things IN, or to build
fres with. Subscribe at oncel