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The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

If we can just get fifteen cents all
around for cotton this wear. the South
Will restore the normal conditions
thaL wall street gamblers have dis
turbed The whole country waits
upon the South's cotton crop to bring
US plenty Of gold
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

The whole State IS getting tired Of
SO many promises and 50 little per-
romance from railroad magnates.
The Charlotte News truly says: Il, Is
not long letters from railroad presi-
dents that the business men OF North
Carolina want half 50 badly as fair
treatment in the matter Of freight
rates"
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

some of the New York papers have
been trying to send Bonaparte to St.
Helena He says he may go to 1lba.
but, 10 ST. Helena, never. so long as
he bears the name of Bonaparte
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

The nelgnbors of Affinity Earle
ROUGHLY handled the man who threw
oYerboard his wife and boy. A little
rough handling of such scamps is ex-
Sctly the medicine they need.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

The Subsidized News abuses The
News and Observer for printing Tom
Watson's views on Federal Judges.
This paper finds much to endorse in
1he Jenersonian. but no fair-minded
reader would say paper approved all
the extracts it prints from other pa
pers What this paper thinks about
Federal Judges, and State Judges.
too. ana other public officials, it says
editoriaIiy
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

Judge Parker denies the report thai
he desires the nomination again in
1908. Just what we expected.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

The immunity bath" seems design
ed only for those good" trusts or
good railroads that gave big money
to the Republican campaign fund.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10

me increase in Bell night ra... :.
r,+marral.ted e and unjust and 50 rar -
lntra-stat- rates are conoer,ad ;.
Corl D.erI.3i Grafton Commission ought 10, -.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-09-10
MERITED TKuBClE

That was a well mGr,e.
to State Superinteuteat
state Association ~ It.
!ntendents in resolGta' .T
~ passed commend.ug t
clining the Presldcres
Normal College and
work as State SupcrIu-a-
ceed McIver as the hea.
institution was no l1a..
offer and in declining
showed greater regar- az.
catiOral Interests ~ fan
mis- own comfort and -r".
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
KELLETT IN COURT
ON ANOTHER CHARGE

An additional defalcation has
been tackled onto I. ID. Kellett Jr.
The latest case is In connection with
the guardianship of Kan zee, u mi
nor.
A hearing of the masters report
was given before Judge Lindsay yes
terday afternoon.
Kcllett was in court but referred
al, matters To J. Alfred Mag0on, who
Is Kcllctts surety on "A $4,000 bond
In the present case.
Mr.. Marcallino, the master, stated
that he had seen Mr.. Magoon, who
claimed that lie had nothing to do
with the matter.
The Judge has issued the usual or
ders FOR AN accounting. Mr.. Mar
callino was appointed guardian ia
give him power to make a demand
on Kellctt for money due on the ac-
counting.
When refusal to produce the bal
ancc by Kollett, which seems prob
able, It is expected there will be
warm times for Kellett.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
SPORTS
KENNEL CLUB WANTS
NANCY Dogs KILLED

A special meeting of the Hawaiian
Kennel club was held Thursday eve.
ming ut the Young building tn con
slider the subject of Miss Rose Dav-
ison's crusade against NANCY dogs.
There was a large attendance. Pres
idcnt ID. r. H. lsenberg presiding.
The work being done by the hu
name officer was discussed and was
approycd by all present and the sec
rotary ordered To write TO both the
Board of HEALTH and TO County Shcr-
in Iaukca, telling them that the Ken
mel Club would do everything to
support the movement.
Among those present at the meet
ing were:
ID. p. X. lscnberg, c. l.. Crabbe,
w. Henry. Or. Rowat, Dr. Pottie, =.
f. Ryan, John Kelly, W II. Char
lock, J. S. Lemon, w. j. Stewart,
rom sharp. g. I. Littlcjohn, Allan
Rowat. Colin Campbell, A. II. An
gus. g. NJ. Cook, W. ID. Stein.
The letter sent TO County Sheriff
laukea was as follows:
~. =. laukea, Sheriff County Of
oahu.
Dear Sir:--At special meeting
IF the Hawaiian Kennel Club last
evening II was unanimously resoly-
cd that the Club would do every
thing within its power to assist yor;
department In its crusade To rid the
town of NANCY dogs. Or. Pottie has
offered his services In the matter of
iisposing of the animals In the most
humane manner.
G.. l.. CRABBE.
Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
BIG RAILROADS
PROMISE
TO BOOM HAWAII

Secretary Wood has prepared thu
following interesting report which he
VIII present TO the Promotion Commit
tee AT its meeting Thursday afternoon:
Under date of January goth. 1907, We
sent out the following letter TO the
principal Railway lines of the United
States:
Dear Sir:
Having received so many favors at
your hands In the past, we are some
what loath to approach you with any
additional request yet In our efforts
TO turn travel toward Hawaii, we
realize that, without your active help,
we can accomplish but little, we there
tore would most respectfully, yet earn,
estly request that, In your next general
Time Folder, YOU make some mention
Of Hawaii similar to the marked item
on page of the Santa Fe folder, here
with.
AS you are doubtless aware, our
rooms are headquarters for all Trans.
Pacific Tourist travel. We have youI
Time Folders displayed in our racks
and such Of your general descriptive
folders, as are obtainable, placed upon
our counters for distribution.
whenever u steamer comes into
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
PATRIOTISM
BY Daniel Neal of St Louis Cocgc-son of Hawaiian Parents

Mr. Chairman, Ladies' and Gentle.
men.
There is not an American on the fac,
Ut the earth who does not ON this DID,.
cherish nIIal generation for the menu
DRY Of George Washington, the Father
Of his Country. ana the greatest patriot
America has ever produced.
The birthday of Washington cu-
indies In the heart Of every
American the fires ol patriotic love.
Il makes bis bosom swell
with that honest pride which charar-
tcrizc8 every citizen OF the United
States of America. the glorious nation
ut which the illustrious and immortal
Washington was the creator
The American people instinCtiyely
feel that they owe Co the Father of the
great Republic an everlasting debt u,
gratitude. As private citizen, Wash
inEtOn was ever ready &C his country q
call. not sven drCading the long jour
nCy to Fort DUuuCsuC. In the midst of
winter, through a country bcsct by
treaChcrOus Indians, To whose savage
cruelty his life was ut every moment
exposed; as soldier he defended the
standard OF liberty in the New World;
as statesman he directed his counscl5
toward the best interests OF the nation,
and as president he guided the Ship ut
state through the prrilOus times of the
carly Republic I'm such q manner as To
command the admiration OF the entire
WORLD
Washiugtou's success In gaining the
independence OF his country was truly
phenomenal. The secret of his brilliant
achievements lay In his unwavorinE
trust in the Almighty and in his dis
interested interchangeable zeal for the
welfare Of his country. The example
of Washington will continue 20 animate
the American people throughout all
ages, and, till time shall be no more,
Will this nation revere his memory
and give 10 him its undyinE love.
Young men of today, ON us rests the
responsibility of uphulding the honor
of America, OF zcalOusly promoting its
interests and Of defending II at all
times and in all places against the at
lacks of every enemy. America must
have temple In our soul. Our right
arm must be hers: she must find us
every ready to shed our blood TO tho
last drop in defending or aveuging her
The two things that enter into the
composition of genuine American
patriot are firm reliance on an over
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

PATRIOTISM


many women express their desire to
vote. Think of Joan of Arc, though
q peasant girl, conceiving the notion
of Kidding France OF the English ar
my of the Hundred Years War. II
was she that led the French 10 vie.
tory. Does this not signify the wo-
mans love of country? The women
will also make good rulers. Eliza
bctn of England. Catherine the Great.
aud Queen Victoria are the proofs.
Government would be an invaluable
aid. Therefore, let the women have
their franchise
America produced n long list Of
Abraham Lincoln and George Wash
.ngton. The latter fills your heart
with pride this day. The stamp Of
patriotism is left upon you. Think
compensation, In spite of hardships
and dangers. How unselfish he was
IN not accepting third terms nomi-
nation for the presidency, thereby
holding the constitution sacred! This
comes under the head OF patriotism.
and II is this virtue that, makes men
great.
In celebrating this day, Hawaii IL
doing her part In patriotism. Look at
the flags floating over the public
buildings. and over private homes!
The people of Hawaii are indeed pa
triotic. How enthusiastically do
they sing, My Country ''ris of Thee"
and Hawaii Ponoil with what zeal
are the Promotion Committee at
work.
All Americans, wherever they are,
are proud OF their country. They do
not lack reasons. Their country Is
where true freedom exists They In
herited the hard-earncd liberty and
freedom from the strugglers with
tyranny and oppression. But nations,
like individuals. cannot be perfect.
II is about time that patriots should
attend to Child Labor" "Women's
Franchise" and THE Attitude To-
ward Foreigners"
In the days to come, let patriotism
hc cherished In all hearts. Let II be
, the standard Of humanity. Of reason,
OF honor, and of Righteousness. let
there be no war. Let one nation de-
sire the good Of another, and Of the
world.
WA CHAN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
SKELETON FOUND
IN K00LAU
OF SUICIDE

Deputy Sheriff Pahia came to
Town this morning and stated that
ne held an inquest yesterday over
me remains of a Chinaman. The re-
mains had been where it was found
Tor some time, as there was nothing
nut the skeleton left. It was iden-
tfied as being that of a Chinamau
~ the name of Lum Fai, who had
been missing from Feb. 18th. He
vas lying with his face upwards.
jS-caliber revolver was found l"lnG
1longside Of him, and upon c,tml.
nation, a bullet hole was found In the
okull, the bullet having G .ln.ui on
light side and GOnc right rIrDuGn
and out of left side just above tho
temple. The verdict of coroner's jury
was suicide.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
BY AUTHORITY
ACT ,

AN ACT
TO APPROPRIATE MONEY THE DEFRAYING
EXPENSES OF THE SESSION OF THE HOUSE REPRE-.
SENTATIvES, TERRITORY OF HAWAII OF THE YEAR 1907
FROM THE PUBLIC TREASURY
Be II Enacted by the Legislature Of the Territory Hawaii:
SECTION There shall be
Thirty Thousand Dollars the Public
yng the Of the Session Of the House of
the Legislature the Territory Of Hawaii of the 1907
SECTION This shall the of
its approval
Approved this End day of March, 1907.
G. R. CARTER,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
GOLF AT HALEIWA

There has been no great excite
ment In golf circles for some weeks
now and tomorrow Is rather a slack
day itself. A number of the local
golfers will 20 to Haleiwa, where
Manager Bidgood has arranged for
an informal hotel tournament.
Prizes will be awarded and. as the
links are getting into shape, some
good scores may be expected.
Next Sunday will see the monthly
tourney for the white Rock trophy,
which will be played for on this Oc-
Casion at Moanalua.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
SPORTING NOTES

There Is baseball game at the
League grounds between the Tenth
Infantry and the Rapid Iransits this
afternoon. No admission will be
charged.
q q ::
The cricket game between the Hoo
nolulu Cricket Club and the Everton
picked team, which will be played at
the Makiki grounds at 2 o'clock.
today should be close and interest
ing.
The regular practice shoot of the
Hawaiian Gun Club will be held at
the Kakaako traps tomorrow.
q q q
The second number of the Ref
cree" published by II. NJ. Ayres. APP
peared this morning and is much
brighter and better In every way
than the first number of his paper
II contains interesting news and
comment on both local and foreign
sports.
q q g
The Coast papers are devoting u
good deal of space to Barney Joy at
present.
q q Il
Harry Lewis proved an easy mark
for Honey" Melody In their recent
match. Four rounds, in which Lew
Is was outclassed all tho way, ended
In a clean Knockout.
u u u
Vice Commodore Thyme of the
Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, Is n
guest at the Young Hotel.
u u y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
NEW BANK BUILDING

The Yokohama Specie Bank has pur,
chased the lot on the corner of Mer-
chant and Bethel streets. The deed
was entered for record yesterday, The
price paid was s29, 4O7.
II Is the Intention OF the Yokohama
institution 10 erect a building TO.
banking purposes on their newly ac,
Quired property.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
PUNs BEAT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The Punahou No. I team defeated
the High School No. mt socker yes
terday by a score of 10. The game
was close all the way through, the
best work being done by Wilmington
am. Mon Yin for the Puns. The line
up:
Punahous - Frazier, goal; l..
Wilmington, Akina, full backs;
Smith. Lo On, +. Dodge, halfbacks:
Mon Yin, Dcsha. Lyman, S. Dodge.
Davis, forwards.
II. II. S.-Achicu. goal; II. Chill
lingworth. Hughes: full backs; Tur-
ner, Gilliland, Akana, half backs;
Davis, White, Bailey, ii. Chilling
worth, Rice, forwards.
Referee: II. Grunc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
g :; ::
NORMAL CLASS GAME

In the first of the inter-class
games between the classes at the
Normal School, CT defeated A by n
score of 1i-9. The lineup:
C2-Casino Spechman. May Akco,
forwards; Alice Harper, Daisy Ka-
lei, centcrs; Marion Wilhelm, Ange-
line Silva, guards.
A-Emma Lewis, Kali Waiau. for
wards: Marion HASTE. Ella Goo
Kim, centers; Keahi Nalimu, Rica
Soares, guards.
officials: Henry Williams, Edwin
Fernandez, Miss Stewart. ..t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
Additional Cable News on Page I.
MRS. EDDY DECLARED
MENTALLY UNBALANCED

Concord Mass, March IA suit IN
equity for an accounting of the final
affairs of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy,
The founder of Christian Science, has
beer brought by near relatives on the
ground OF mental incompetency and
bodily fecblencss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

Alonzo c. Williams, clerk of Fresno
County, Cal, left his home about 10
o'clock on the evening of Feb. ., tn
answer telephone call. He has not
been seen since. His wife has made
frantic search of neighborlnG cities
without avail. Williams reputation Is
unblemished
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
CORONA'S PASSENGERS SAVED

Eureka, Cal, March 1.-The quar-
termaster OF the Corona has been
drowned but all the passengers got
ashore In the lifeboats
AS giyen'in the Bulletins cablegram
yesterday, the Corona struck ON the
Humboldt bar near Eureka, Cal, The
vessel will probably be a total loss,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
ACT B

AN ACT
TO APPROPRIATE MONEY FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFRAY-
ING THE EXPENSES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE
SENATE OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII OF THE YEAR 1907.
II Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory Hawaii:
There shall be hereby appropriated
Twenty ($20O0000) Treasury
the Of dayng the of the Regular Session the
Legislature the Territory Hawaii the 1907
SECTION This Act shall take effect from and after the date
its approval
Approved Mis- 2nd day OF March, 1907.
G. R. CARTER
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
TO PROTECT CHILDREN
EIGHTH DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Afl ERNOON OcooloN'
ChillingwOrth introduced bil! for
the prevention of cruelty to children,
which passed first reading.
HayseIden introduced a bill to reg
ulatc the conduct of civil and crimi-
nal cases, Passed first reading.
Brown introduced resolution to
appropriate S2G,s25 for Hawaii
school houses. Referred to the Edu.
cation Committee.
The Senate adjourned until 10 o,
IN. today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
BORN

HAKUOLE-In this city, March l.,
1907, at Maternity Home, to the wife
Of j H. Hakuole, daughter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

Waikiki Inn is now owned by w. c.
Bergln. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. arr by Berger
Selection-"Ye Olden Times" . Boyer
Serenade-"Love in Idleness". Macbeth
Finale-"rhe Dashing Sergeant.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tahrbach
The star Spanglcd Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
BAND CONCERT
u aaHM HaHRasHH H#a

There will be public concert this
afternoon IA Aala Park by the Royal
Hawaiian band.
PART |.
MarCh-"Dcfllir" ............. Faust
Overture" EsmCralda" ... Herman
Gavotto-"Golden Tapestry. Bogctti
SelcCtiun--"Old Acquaintance" Liddcll
PART II.
Fiddle DcC-Dce" .........
......,.............. Strombcrg
Fantasia-"True Love-. .KrctChman
lntermez2o-"Silver Heels" ... Morct
Molokama' ..,...... Berger
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

Weekly Bulletin 81 psr ysas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

THE SUNDAY CONCERT
The Old Hundred"
Ovcrture-"The Road of Glory" Killing
oduction-"Carmen" ....... Biaet
GlOria-"Twelfth Mass" ..... Mozart
Martha" .......... Flotow
PART Ii.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-04-19
COPPER DEMAND
 CONTINUES HEAVY

Copper is inactive. The asking price for Lake is 25.25 to 26.50 cents, the higher figure being named by the Calu' met & Hecla company. Eieetrolytie IS offered by Amalgamated interests at 25.25 cents. hear of sale of round lot at 24 cents. It is quite probable that there is small lot of copper avail able for July delivery which would be. sold at 24 cents. More than 75 per cent of the production of this country, how ever, which will be available for July delivery is sure to be held firmly at approximately the present level of prices, and there is every present indi' cation that consumers will be obliged to buy their July and August supplies at 26 and 25.25 cents, respectively, for the two leading grades.
 A very careful and thorough investi- gation of the metal situation this week leads me to believe that the market will continue to have ragged appearance for~several months to come. The larg est producers will refuse to cut their prices on the ground that they are un' able to supply the demaads of the trade even at the present level of prices. On the other hand, certain small inter ests will from time to time force copper for sale, and low quotations to be made on the metal exchange and elsewhere
 A gentleman who is probably the highest authority on the metal market says that there is no occasion whatever for a decline in the price of copper. There is such an extreme scarcity of supplies that the largest selling agency has been obliged to default on some of its contracts for deliveries. There is no basis for the report, circulated this week, that some consumers are asking to have deliveries of copper deferred. The largest metal people in New York tell me they do not know of single instance in which request of this kind has been made.
 The same gentleman referred to says that unless there is shrinkage of more than 20 per cent in the volume of gen eral DuSlHebS, IHtIc VIII Do hV oNSooAoh to mark down the price of copper. The demand for this metal is so much great CT than the supply that the market would eontinne healthy for a very long period without a reduction in price even after there had been shrinkage of 20 per cent in the volume of general | business.
 Black copper in anodes ready for cleo trolytic refining is understood to have been offered in New York this week al 20 cents per pound. This is equivalent to an offer of refined copper at 2e cent for delivery in August.
 Those who are bearish on the meta market point to the larger production by all the leading copper districts il March. They assert that the reduction of extensions by railroad and other in dustrial companies has released suffi cient labor to fill up the mines and mak'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-04-19

ines. It will also find, if it looks over the returns as they come to hand, that the wealthy lumbermen who have been stealing the national timber have been getting into trouble which will lead them into the penitentiary, and which has already led one or two of them into the grave. All of these persons are being hunted down as common male factors, and their wealth will not save them from the punishment that the statutes decree for their crimes.
 If anybody has any doubt about the ontcome of all this conflict between wealth and honesty in business and politics let him follow the ease of liar riman. The government is reaching out for that parsonage and if it can prove that he has broken any law the punish ment that will hit him will be exem plary enough to deter men Ill ms oaii ing from following his methods. Th' expressions of the legislatures of man. of the states on the Hartman Roosevelt episode shows how the country stand on that issue. They show that tn wealth of all of Hartman s railway ! stretching from the big western to tn eastern ocean would not be sufficient t buy him a seat in the senate if h started out to purchase it. Canada one of the poorest countries in the worl and the United States is the wealthics' but it is probable that the level of civi virtue not only in private life but | political station is as high in the Unite States as it is in Canada or anywher else on the globe.--St. Louis Globe Den ocraS.