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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27
CANADA

La population orientale actu ellie
au C,nsda est 6valu6e a environ
10000 habitants, don't un tiers sont
]aponais.
Une jeune file de quinze ans a
d 6t6 vlctime dune horrible acct
dent q Chatham. Ellie a etc virtuel-
lement scalp6e par la roue dune
machine qul l'avait saisia par Ia
chevelure.
Montreal, Que. - Gerald Per-
reault, ans a 6t6 ecrase ..par un
train du Grand Tronc.
L'enfant marohait sur la vote
ferr6e lorsqu'il fut frappe par une
locomotive,
Montreal, Que. = Pendant une
partie de 'base- BALI, IN DIES
joueurs. nomm6 Henri Pllon, a 6t6
atte1nt q la tote par la bale que We
matt de lancer lie pitcher, ct il a etc
tue pressure instantan6ment
Weyburn, Nord-O Quest Canadien,
I'm terrible drame de folle Went
de Sc derouler pres de Midale, Oh
None John Anderson. en- rabs9nce
de son mari, a 6gorg6 ses trois en-
fants, ages lespectivement de 2, 4
ct 8 ans.
Observation-Disclosures par l'im-
placab'e ct funeste jalousie. Samos
Wilson, un GUILTY. ateur de Flcth
May Sherbrooke, a attent6 q ses
jours en- absorbant une forte dose
de vert de Paris, qui a amen6 la
mort quelques heures plus tard, q
la suite dune agonie terrible.
Sherbrooke, Que I'm fatal &C.
cident est arrive a deux miles du
bureau de poste de Bourlamar-
que, sur le petit Lac Msgog.,
Pres de la maison de M. j. B.
Pruneau, s'amusaient plusieurs en-
fants, au nombre deaquels SO trou,
va1ent lie fills de M. Pruneau, Emile
Rarthold age de 5 ans ct. I'm jeune
Dupr6, age de 10 ans.
Les enfants s'amusaie 1t avec une
cartouche d'alarme employee par
les compagnies de chemins de fer
pour pr6venir les accidents.
] lie plus ago DIES enfants, Dupr6
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27
Commentaries du Tablet sur
lie Decret du Pape

~ ~NA -
lie Decret du Pape
lie Tablet" lie grand organe ca.
tholique de Londres, fait. la d6cla-
ration suivante dams un article sur
les nouvelles rAgles concernant lie
marriage, Recommend promulgu6es
par ie pspe:
"Aores Paques. l'ann6e prochal-
ne, 81 les catholi1ues contractent
marriage dams unex 6glise h6ritique
GU dams IN bureau d'enregistre-
ment, leur union sera MULE. LIE ma
riage aux yeux de Dieu ct de son
Eglise ne sera nullemaut c%ontract6,
ct les c%onJoints ne seront pas plus
maris ct femmes que s'ils n'avaient
pas 6t6 mari6s"
Plus loin, Particle du Tablet"
dit:
I'll est de la plus haute importan-
CO que lie public cathollqne, les pa
rents, les tuteurs GU gardens ct
les jeunes gems catalogues en- age
de Sc marier, SO p6n6trent de d'id6e
des nouvelles regles relatives au
marriage promulgu6es par le saint
siege ct en- aient une connaiss ance
parfalte. s
Gle point dc plus important q
noter, c'est qu'apres Pagnes, Fan.
nee prochaine, tout marriage entire
catalogues sera absolument null ct
ct non avenu, sill ma etc c6l6br6
en- presence dun p,etre dd,nent
reconnu ct autoris6 ct en- presence
de deux t6moips. II en- sera de me-
me pour les persopnes don't tune
est gu .'autre a etc catholique.
"Jusqu'a present, lorsqu'un ca
tholique dams &c pays, malgre les
regles de l'Eglise, s'est oubli6 au
point de SO marier dams une 6gllse
prote stante on dans un bureau den.
registrement, rEglise a consid6re
Ct tie union CONNIE valide. Apr6s
Paques 1908, les marriages contrac.
t6s dams les 6glises protestantes GU
les bureaux d'enregistrement Sc
ront pour les catalogues non seu-
cement IN p6che, mails lis seront
%coDsid6r6s CONNIE nuls, ct les per.
sonnes unies' de cette facon ne sc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

D'apres lie bulletin que Went de
publier le Bure III des Statistlques
de Washington, le com MERGE exte-
rieur des Etats- Unis, pour les huit
mois de l'ann6e fnanciere, accuse
IN excellent de $250.O00.O0O sur
celui de la periodic correspondence
de 1906.
VOLTA ce qu'on peut appeler du
progress, men deplaise aux libre.
8changistes!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

LIE cas- de Lillian Humphreys,
,cette jeune file de Worcester
Massachusetts, qui a voulu Sc
donner la mort On absorbant de Ia
cide intrigue parce qu'"elle l'avait
WI faire' au theatre, n'est-il pas de
nature e instruire les pers ct meree
de fam1lle sur les dangers quot
trent certaines representations dra.
mat1q ues?
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u. S. c. +.
AVIS OFFICIEL
Ponds des Membres
HOnOrafres
Double Cotlsation
Cor1sAr1oN No. 81 ct 55
EscANABA, MICH, le 81 Aoot 1907

WI lie nombre de deces que nous 0
Gu durant les derniers mois ct atm de
satisfaire les h6ritiers de nos fr6res ct de
nos seurs, vous etos of1ciellement mott
fes du deces de Nine Julienne Beaudoin
de la Braache No IL, de Lake Linden,
Mich, ct du deces de NJ. Louis Deshaitre
de Ia Branche No 10 DC Iron Noun
tain, Mich, qui ont succombe lie 10. ct lie
% d'Avril 1907 reepectivement, de ma'a.
die de caur ct d'abces su cGur.
Nine Julienne Beaudoin ct NJ. Louis
Dehaitre etaient assures de $500 chacun
dams la Classe des Members HoDoraires
ct porta1ent les certlficats de benetices
No SO en- date du 9. Novembre 1900, ct
No $50 en- date du ID Decembre 1901, ct
a l'epoque de leur deces lis 6taient en-
regle avec leurs societies ct avec pU.s.
CT. des Etats-Unie.
D'apres la teneur de Ia Section, Z de
Particle XIII des reglement, de pU.S
G. f. des Etats-U nis, tout membrs assn
re dams la ctasse des Membres Honorai-
res don't le certi1cat de b6n6fces porte
une date anterieure au 10 ct au % d'A-
vril 1907, dot payer au secreetaire de Ia
.Branchc a 1aquelle il appartlent le mon
tant dune piastre pour chaque decAs du
Ter Saptembrr,e asIu Ter Octobre 1907.
N EMMANuEL N. 81, JACQUES.
Sec. Gen
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

LIE Mezique c6l6brera on 1910,
lie centenaire de son nd dependence;
au lieu dune grande exposition
rationale; il 50 prepare d CONNIE J.
le me ne jour dams tout le pays de
grands travaux publlcs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

VOLTA Oh en- sont les grandes
puissances du monde civilis6.
&c lourd ferdeau de la paix ar
NEE qui pese sur les nations tent 3
grossir 6norm6ment chaque an
nee.
On cherchera e1 vain a la Haye
la solution dun aussi diffcile pro-
blAme. =
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II para1t que la STANDARD Oil"
faisait des profits de 1000 pour
cent par aimee. Dommage que tout
le commerce ne soft aussi payant,
tout le mon lie serait millionaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

frappa la cartouche avec un CALL
lou, une explosion Sc produisit e.
ure partie de la cartouche trans
nerca l'estomac ct le occur du jeu.
ne Prlreau. Celui-ci SO releva, fit
quelques pas ettomba mort.
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U. S. C. F.
AVIS OFFICIEL !.
BUREAU DU SEoRETA1RE GENERAL
des Veuves ct des
OrDhelinS
Double C.otisati0n
Double Cotisation

CoT1sAT1oN No 81, D6c6s Sc, ct No 81,
Deces 81
EscANABA, MICH, lie 81 Ao1t 1907
w e nombre de d6ces que nous avons
GU durant les derniers mos, ct aim dc.
sa,isfalre les hGritiers de nos freres, vous
etes offciellement notifies du deces de
M. Barthelemi Duchene, de Ia Branche
No II, de Negauaee, Mich, ct du deces
de Henry Mayotte, de Ia Branche No 5
de Escana5a, Mich, qui ont succombe
respectivement lee 10 ct le 1919 jour de
mai 1907, de tuberculose- pulmonaire ct
dc la pleuresie.
Ecu M. b. Duchene ct NJ. II. Msyotte
etaient assures de $1,000 chacun dams la
classe des Veuves ct des Orphelins, ct
portaient les certificats de beneices NO
1888 en- date du 10 Mai 1898,
ct Nc. 1878 en- date du 8 F@-
vrier 1907. ct a ~repoaue de leur de:es ills
etaient an regle avec leur sooiete ct PU-
s. C.F.
D'apr6s la teneur de la section XII de
Particle XI,des reglements de l'U. SC.
des Etsts-Un mis-, tout membre don't le
certifcat de been6hces porte une date an
terleure au 10 ct 10 de Mai 1907, doit
payer au ~secretaire de la branchs a la
.quelle il appartient, le montant dune
double c~otisation suivant son age, du Ter
Sophomore All. Ter Octobre 1907.
EMMANuEL NJ. ST. JACQUES,
Secretaire. Genfral
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

Washington. = M. Joseph Fl.
Choate, un des d6l6gu6s am6ricairs
a la Haye. a t6l6graphi6 au d6par.
tement de l'Etat que la conference
de la paix s'ajournera probable
ment le S octobre.
M. Choate. regrette 1que son
plan de tribunal d'arbitrage inter-
national matt pas etc adopt6, mails
il croft qua la prochaine %conf6ren-
ce il le sera, scion toute probable
t6.
Detrolt.-Frrois jeunesJ chasseurs,
les fr6res Bert ct Clifford Simmon,
ages respectivement de .l8 ct Is
ans, ct Deslie Whret, ages de Is
viennent d'etre TUGS par une e1plo-
sion de dynamite Leur mort est
due q leur imprudence.
Les trois jeunees gems Sc trou-
vaient q environ IN mile de cette
Vile ct, apres avoir pass6 plusieurs
heures dams les bois, n'avaient pas
tire une seule piece de gibier, lors-
qu'1ls apereurent CO qui leur parut
6tre une hutte abandonn6e. Ce qui
s'es pass6 ensoite est facile q expli-
quer Pun d'eax a du proposer de
tirer q la chile sur cette hutte qui,
d default de gib:er, aurait pu prou-
YER leur Dire SO. Les autres ont &C.
cept6. ct, probablement au premier
coup defeu, la hutte a fat esplo.
sion. Ellie c~ontenait IA paquets de
dynamites de 25 livres chsque Ell
la force de lexplosion a etc telle
que les corps DIES trois jeunes chas.
seurs ont 6t6 r6duits en- miettes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

Nous attirons l'attention de nos
lecteurs sur Iannonce de Nine "a
~ Vrooman sur Ia premiere page.
On peut obtenir d'ellele meilleur.
marchandises import6es de Francs
. prlx r6duits. Ellie fa;t une spe-
de corsets lmport6s ct falts.
sur commando, aux priix de 4l a$2O|
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La calomnie est CONNIE Ia faue-
SO monnaie. bien des gems qul ne
voudralent pas l'avoir 6mise la font
circuler sans scrupule..
.-Alphpnse Karr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

LIE commerce canadien atteindra
cetts aimee $3.50, O0O, 600. En- 1896
il Sc chiffrait modestement d $780,
100000.
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ront pas plus maris.e ct femmes que
les ne l'6taient agant la c6r6mo
ME-.
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Toutes lettres. correspondances
etc.. dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
EoHo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de POuest las q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
exam ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27
ETATS-UNlS

{ Des Moines, IoWa.-Mme John
Bennett Harris, age de 43 u ct
demeurant dams les e%nvirons dos
tumwa, Iowa, Went de metre au
monde son 27e elfant. Sur &c
nombre, dix-huit sont encore Ell
vie.
St. Adams, Yt.-U1 petit garcon
de s ans, fills de NJ. Rilas W.Flinn,
rncien juge de la cour de circuit,
s'est suicide.
On Ia trouv6 pendu dams la gra-
&c de son pere.
ew-York.-Emma Goldman, la
grand'pretresse de l'anarchie, va
etre exclue DIES Etats- Unls 4 son
ret our du congress anarchiste inter
national d'Amsterdam.
Oest- a.dire qu'on n la laissera
pas d%3barquer, du paquebot q bord
duqueI ellie aura fsit la travers6e.
Yesterday, R.-I.-Mme Bessie
Bowman, du No. Is, rue Liberty,
est morte q rh6pital St-Joseph, des
pleasures recues au mains de la
garde malade. Annie Palmer, qui
l'avait attaqu6e brutalement dams
un acc4s de fureur alcoolique.
Marquette, Michele cable de
la cage dun ascenseur dams la mi
ne Rolling Mill, d Negsnee, Michi-
gan, s'est rompu, ct la cage dams
laquelle sc trouvaient dix-sept mi
neurs est tomb6e dune hauteur de
sept cents pieds. 9
Quatorze mineurs ont 6t6 tuesset
trois dangereusement bless6s.
Cleveland, Ohio M .ECzolgosz,
p4re de ~l'assassin du president Nc
Kinley, SO trouve avec ga femme
dams la plus profonde misere.
Les deux vieillards 20 sont ad-
ress6s q Resistance p%ublique pour
obtenir des secours.
lie pere de lassassln q ..83 ct
Mme Czolgosz, Is. i i
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LEoHo DE L'OUEsr nest pas respon-
cable des idees ct opinions emtses par
ses correspondent 9.
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Trente psrlsonnes &c cont Doy6es.
et cent maisons ont 6t6 d6truites 4
Ia mine Kosokabi. situee pres de-
Jspon. 5s# ss'35s Nib
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DE L'OUEsT
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI 81 Sept. 1907
Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.

Toutes correspondence doivent
stre accompanies dune signatu-
&c responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-09-27

Plks Rogesd de la CompagmeC nmqueF Franco m6ncaneso 9t en- enea Ia a"n'n T
1tce Duha 2Mer rue ct 4e avenue N b
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20
K0K| IS RELEASED
ON BOND FOR $1,000
Eben Low Goes Security
For Suspected Mail
R0bber

Moses Koki. the Kamuela postmas-
ter who is suspected of being the man
who cut open the mail pouch and
riiled 1t of two packages of gold ag-
gregating $500, was brought from
Hawaii this morning by Marshal Hen
dry, arriving on the Mauna Loa. He
appeared before the U. s. Commission
er and was released on bond for
$4,000, which was furnished by Eben
Low.
kOki Is extremely unCommunica-
tive and has nothing to say in re-
gard to the charges against him. He
Is at present charged with embez-
cling $1,000 from the postofiice, but
1t is probable that the more serious
charge of robbing the United States
mail will be placed against him.
Deputy Marshal Frank Winter also
returned from Hawaii with a prison
or, Kaailehua, who was arrested at
Pahala, Kau, on the charge of big
amy. 1t is alleged that in 1884 he
married a woman named Kaluna, aud
in June of this year, without the for
mality of obtaining a divorce. mar
ried Mele Kimokeo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20
10! FOR NEW YEARS DAY

Dressmakers, milliners. tailors and
costumers are working overtime de-
signing and building the costumes
that will be worn at the Big Base
ball Carnival at the League grounds,
New Years afternoon.
Funny stunts!-the program fair
" bristles with them. Should 1t rain
Commodore of the Indoor Yacht
Club, has, out of frater.
door Yacht Club, has, out of frater-
nal spirit for the Hawaii yacht. vol
unteered the services of his club to
give an exhibition of fancy sculling.
The stakeboat to be anchored some
whore in the neighborhood of third
base.
1t has been suggested that q
who's Who" contest be arranged.
Anyone in the grandstand guessing
the nearest the identity of the diff
ferent contestants to receive a valu-
Cble prize. Chief Taylor, Harry
Lake and Billy Fennell are barred
a big meeting has been called for
II a. m. Sunday at the Elks' Club
and all participants are requested to
be present.
Aside from the comic feature OF
this game there is a keen rivalry be-
tween Capt. Sam Walkers team and
the aggregation captained by Ed.
Duisenberg.
Arrangements have been made,
However, with the Hospital Corps,
and should any close decisions be
handed out the injured will be well
cared for.
Remember. the proceeds from this
show are for the Hawaii yacht. Ev-
erybOdy Boost!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20
SUPREME JUSTICES
ANSWER OWN QUERY

In accordance with the opinion rem
dered by the Supreme Court yester-
day on the question which 1t asked
itself regarding the qualification OF
its members to sit and hear cases In
which some of the parties were more
or less distantly related to them, the
thirty-three tax appeal cases will
come up for argument before the
Court next Monday.
The text of the opinion mentioned
above. the gist of which was publish
ed in the Blu let II yesterday, is
as follows:
There are on the calendar of this
court twenty-seven cases, including
the above-entitled cause, of appeals
by the Territory from decisions of
taX-appeal courts upon the income
taxes of corporations.
Owing to the fact, as 1t now APP
pears, upon suggestion by the court
that two of the Justices of this court
have relatives within the third de-
gree OF consanguinity or affinity who
own shares of stock in one or more
of these corporations, the court, be-
fore determining whether the JUS
tices were thereby disqualified, re-
quested preliminary argument on the
question from the attorneys in the
cases. The attorneys have expressed
the opinion, partly based on construc-
ton Of the statute and partly on de-
cisions OF several state courts upon
similar statutes, that the Justices are
not disqualified and that II is their
duty to sit.
The question depends upon the
meaning of the statute THAT no per-
son shall sit as a Judge or Juror in
any case in which his relative by
affinity or by consanguinity within
the third degree is interested, either
as a plaintiff or defendant, or in the
issue of which the said judge or juror
may have, either directly or through
such relative, any pecuniary inter-
es'' oec' OF ois' hct' ~ Juube
pecuniary interest In the case or the
mere fact that a relative within the
stated degree is a party, whether the
Judge has any pecuniary interest in
the matter or not, disqualifies him
from sitting. He is also disqualified
IL through the relative he has a pc
cuniary interest in the issue of the
case, but the fact that relative has
= pecuniary interest does not disqual-
ify the Judge under the terms of the
statute unless, owing to the nature
of the relation, in some way he has a
pecuniary interest through the rela-
tive, as, for instance, in the case OF
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husband and wife, father and child,
or Of an obligation, whether moral
or legal, to support the relative, or
al derived or common interest due
to any cause. In all such instances
and In any case the existence of q Pc
cuniary interest disqualifies. 1t may
be that when relative Is party his
interest is merelysnominal or that he
mas no pecuniary interest in the issue
of the case. but none the less the
judge is disqualified from sitting in
such case. In these cases the stock
holders are not parties, whatever
their pecunlary interest in the result
of the cases may be, so that the fact
that a Justice is related to them, as
long as he himself has no pecuniary
interest in the case, does not dis
qualify him.
According to the decisions in many
of the States a judgment by a dis
qualified judge is void and no juris-
diction can be secured by consent.
See citations II Enc. of Law, 742.
Hence 1t is highly important not only
to observe all disqualifying provisions
of law, but that the disqualification
be clearly defined by law in order to
avoid uncertainty in the administra-
ton of justice. II is obvious that fire.
uuently judge may, without know
ing or having the means of knowing
the fact, have a relative who holds
stock in a corporation which is n par
ty litigant in his court. and yet his
knowledge or ignorance of the fact
would be immaterial II its existence
is disqualification. 1t is certainly
not desirable that upon such inscrut-
able grounds judgments of courts
should be liable to be adjudged to be
utilities. We do not think that the
law requires or admits such causes OF
disqualification.
Under the existing facts 1t is I'M
doubtedly true that the statute does
rot disqualify the Justices mentioned
and 1t is therefore their duty to sit
in the cases.
c. II. Hemenway, Attorney Gener-
al, and NJ. +. Prosser, for the Terri
tory. II. Il. Cooper, Smith 4 Lewis,
anu d. l.. Wilmington, of Castle Il
Wilmington, for the taxpayer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20
ONE GOOD PRESENT
SOMEONE GAN GIVE

"If someone wants to make a good
Christmas present can tell them
one" said business man of the city
the other day.
The Person who sends some sort
of talking machine. with some Ha'
waiian music records, to the old peo.
pie of the Lnalilo home, will create a
lot of pleasure for people who don't
have very exciting time of it. These
old people love music and some of
them are artists. am sure they
would enjoy good music though it
does come under the head of canned
music"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20
WILCOX RETURNS

Hon. G. n. Wilcox of Kauai, one of
the well-known capitalists of the ISL
ands, returned from his Oriental
pleasure trip in the Pacific Mail liner
Manchuria this morning. He was ac-
companied by Misses Mabel and Ell
sic Wilcox. During his absence from
the Territory he spent about five
weeks in Japan and the rest of the
time in Shanghai, where he met At
torney Fleming, who was once in the
Attorney Generals Department here.
When asked II he met any prominent
japanese officials or financiers he
quietly said that he did not care to
gain notoriety.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20
NOT KAMFHANEHA BOY

Editor Evening Bun tin:
/ wish you would kindly correct the
statement made in the last evenings
Bul let n that Moses Koki Is q
graduate of the Kamchameha Schools.
Moses Koki is not graduate; Meth
er has he attended the Kamehameha
Schools.
Solomon Koki. the old baseball
player, and who holds responsible
position with L. o. Hall & Son, is q
graduate of the Kamehameha Schools
with the class of 1905.
Respectfully yours,
DANIEL s. X. PAHU,
Sccy. Kamehameha Alumni Assn.
Honolulu. Dec. 20, OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20
JAPANESE UNION
ELECTED OFFICERS.

The japanese Merchants Union
Geld a meeting on Tuesday last and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year; President. d. Yone'
kura; vice president, w. Motoshige;
treasurer, NJ. Kawahara; secretary, Y
Takakuwa. and directors T. Sumida
Oda r, Murakami, Y. Akai, S. Ozaki
and Y Ishii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20

The committee having In charge the
series of Advent meetings for men
ask that all those who have been in
anyway interested either by attend,
ing or working in behalf of some en-,
deavorer to be present tonight at s
O'Clock at ST. Andrews Cathedral,
where the Rev. L. T, Simpson will
give his closing address, subject THE
Practice of Religion" A hearty invi.
tation is given TO all men to be pres.
cnt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20

News of the death of Prof. Chas. A.
Dorsey In New York has been re.
ceived in this city by his niece, Miss
c. Stewart. 1t is possible that Miss
Stewart will go to New York to live
With her aunt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20

""For Rent" cards on sale at
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20

Blank books Of all sort,. leigers
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-20

DH'"For Rent" cards on sale At
the Bulletin office