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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21
MAY CUT AND SELL
FOREST RESERVE WOOD

Secretary Mott-Smith recently
called upon Attorney General Hem
enway for an opinion as to whether
the Board of Agriculture and Forest
ry las power to sell wood to be cut
Upon forest reserves. and other prod
ucts Of such forest reserves, and whe-
Their the realizations from such sales
can properly be expended for the re-
planting Of portions Of such forest
reserves"
The Attorney Generals twelve
page opinion. which was rendered
yesterday to the Acting Governor,
answers the questions afiirmatively.
In the conclusion he says:
THE conclusion drawn is that the
r, servation of forest lands may prop
orly be done by the Governor; that
when SO done the lands come under
the control of the Board of Agricul-
ture and Forestry. passing out of the
hands of the Commissioner of Public
| Lands: that said Board is empowered
to dispose of such products of the
| forests ds are necessarily taken
therefrom to carry out the purposes
of this act and to enable proper per-
icrmance of the general duty to pro-
tcct, extend, increase and utilize the
Forest with a view to rendering the
same self-supporting in whole or Ia
part, and that the proceeds Of sale
of such products may be deposited In
the Treasury as a special fund ant
used by the Board for the purposes
set out in Sec. 3S5, r. L."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21
GOOD EXAMPLE
FOR honolulu
Willard Relates How Los
Angeles Achieved
Greatness

| An interesting account OF the
methods by which Los Angeles had
achieved her present greatness was
given at the meeting of the Chamber
yesterday afternoon by Chas. ID. Will
lard. The talk was of especial in
terest to the local merchants, as the
cases of. Honolulu now and Los An
peles twenty years ago were in many
ways analogous.
The points of this similarity were
pointed out by the speaker, who
stated that Los Angeles was, before
Ter fight for the harbor at San Pc
dro began twenty years ago, like Hoo
nolulu today, an isolated community,
like good store on back street,
which the stream of travel flowed
past. The difficulty had been over
come by the people of Los Angeles
by long-range advertising to the ex-
tent of million dollars, and,
though results did not come at once,
they had come.
In both Hawaii and Southern Cali
rornia climate was the chief asset.
end in both places the idea was gem
cral that they were rich mems coun-
tries in which the small farmer and
manufacturer could not thrive.
Southern California had overcome
this idea, the Chamber of Commerce
ci Los Angeles laying It down as a
cardinal principle that local small
farmers and manufacturers should
raise everything that could be raised
within the country for its own needs
in order to prevent good money being
sent away Cor these things, when II
might as well be kept and add to the
prosperity at home. And during all
this time advertising on liberal
scale had been going on, and tourists
and settlers poured in.
willard then went on to give an
Interesting account of the struggle
between G. p. Huntington, who had
wanted to secure Federal appropria-
lions for the development of harbor
OF Santa Monica, and the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce, which con-
tended that San Pedro should be de-
veloped as a free port, and secured
the backing of the States represent
atives at Congress and the important
commercial bodies of California,
against all of which Huntington
fought with threats, brides and in
triGue.
Now the fight had been won by Los
Angeles, and within eighteen months
ship and rail would be brought to-
gether at San Pedro. The result
would be of great value to Hawaii, as
shipping which would touch her
shores would be sure to increase, and
the Territory would be sure to get a
good share of the tourist traffic of
Southern California, which now net
ted Los Angeles from five to ten mil
lions a year. The tourists would in
yariably bring the settler In their
wake. Finally, said willard, the
harbor of San Pedro should bring the
CCmmcrCial relations of Los Angeles
and Honolulu nearer and nearer.
The election of three additional
Trustees, made necessary by the deci-
sion to increase the number of the
members of the board to fifteen, fol-
lowed. +. J. Lowrey, W. NJ. Giffard,
l.. Tenney Peck, p. Muhlendorf and
:. II. Gait were nominated. On bal
lot Lowrey and Peck were elected
with Gait and Giffard tied for the
fard's favor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21

franklin touring cars. Stkyds Stbls.'
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 2,
Best cup OF coffee In the city. New
England Bakery.
|. o. o. F., will meet in Odd Fellows
hall at 1880 this evening.
Hawaiian Tribe No. /, |. o. II. NJ,
will meet In x. of +. hall at 1880 this
evening.
II. w. Shinglc who leaves by the
Korea, expects to be absent about
three months.
That plant and flower tea on the
grounds of General Davis this after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
The little steamer Morning Star,
well known in these waters, has been
sold to parties In Seattle.
Leather purses, bags and novelties
for Christmas at Hawaiian News Co.
A very beautiful stock now ready.
Try one of the German Coffee
Cakes made fresh every day by Alex
ander Young Cafe. Price csc.
Little Ralph Girdler, who was in.
,ured by live wire while ago, is
doing nicely, and will be out soon.
very DCduillul tAulDlJ VI llilnHutu
hits In the latest shapes, trimmings
and colorings. Don't fail to see II.
The Curio Den, opposite Convent.
has many unique Xmas novelties easy
for mailing. First come first choice.
n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.'S second
display OF Autumn millinery begins
next Monday morning. There will be
There will be no dance at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Friday eve.
ming on arrival of the Alameda.
Just had a Scotch high.ball made
OF Logan whiskey. The best ! ever
tasted. You can get II at Hofschlaeg.
CT Co.. Ltd.
Those desiring a copy of the year
book, U. S. Department of Agriculture.
should make applications to the mail
ing clerk. Box 33t. Honolulu.
The White Family Rotary, lock and
chain stitch Is the best sewing ma
chine in the world. Benny a. Co, Ltd,
agents, 1866 For, St Phone 1888.
The band from tho ship Marie Hack.
field Is getting up quite reputation
lis musicians. They played at differ.
cnt points in the city last night.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic
You will be surprised at its cooling and
preservative properties. California
Feed Co. agents.
Did you hear about the beautiful
calabashes, to be seen at the Womans
Exchange. Hotel street near Fort
Well, Just drop In and see for your
self
The government has gone out of
the laundry business The wash.
houses at Iwilei were sold at auction
yesterday, realizing nearly two thou.
sand dollars.
| Honolulu Photo.Supply Co. have
postal card albums from 10c to $40
each and will hold from 25 to 500 pos.
tai cards. It's new line just In and
IL the biggest assortment that ever
| came to Hawaii.
Call at Hawaii Photo a. Art Co and
see the hundred and one things they
have that will make appreciated add.
tons to kOdaker's picture.taking out
| it. Lots of good Christmas sugges.
! tons among them.
There will be a meeting Of the men.
Cf st. Andrews and of st. Clements
parishes, at o'clock this evening at
| st. Clements Parish House, to ar
range for meetings tn 10 held on Tues.
day and Friday evenings in Advent at
| st, Andrews cathedral.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21
OVERHEARD IN THE CLOUDS.

Mrs. A. Riel (up In BALCONY -'Stop,
Henry. Don't drop those sandbags
overheard. We may be arrested when
We alight."
Mr.. A. Riel-"Oh, don't worry. dear.
We are now over Pttsburg. People
are SO used to being hit by sandbags
down there few extra ones wouldn't
be noticed"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21

II is said that the Sultan of Turkey
has kodak that cost approximately
$4,000. 1t was made by an American
firm and tho metal work Is of gold,
tie framework ivory. while the whole
Is enclosed in a case of white morocco
with gold lock and key.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Bulletin will esteem il a
great favor if shoppers will kindly
say, when they may properly do so,
II saw this article advertised in the
Bulletin"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21

Sales-Session Eva, 1924; 40 Nc.
Bryde. -: 25 oahu Sug. Co, s23.62h,
IS Oahu Sug. Co, s23.G21s 1875 Oahu
Sug. Co., S23.G2k; i5 Oahu Sug. Co,
S23.G21s.
Latest sugar quotation $50 cents or
SIG per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-21

The cost of denaturing alcohol so
5s to make 1t unfit for beverage Is
said to be greater than the cost of
manufacture
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
TRADE CONDITIONS.
n. a. Dun A Co.'s Weekly Revicw o.
business.

I n. a. Dun A Co.'s Weekly Revicw Of
business.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1l.-R q. Dun a
Co report as follows: Retail trade In.
creases at the leading cities AZ the va
cntlon season closes, and the opening
OF fall lines IL attended with most sat
lsfactory results. AS the staple crops
are secured and marketed there IN a
prompt Improvement In mercantile col
lectlons throughout the agricultural
districts. and the decline In prices was
especially helpful In stimulating ex-
port trade. Free shipments OF grain
and cotton are particularly desirable
this year on account OF the relief that
viii be given 20 the money market.
There Is still much conservatism IN
placing contracts for future business,
aud decreased speculation Is another
factog that aids In restoring normal
financial conditions. Railway earnings
IN the first week OF September exceed.
ed those OF year ago by per cent.
aud complaints OF car shortage are
beginning TO be heard. Foreign com.
merce at this port FOR the last week
showed gain OF Sl.OiO,Si3 In imports
as compared with the same week last
year, but exports decreased S3.OSG.S7
While nomlnally pronounced success,
the municipal bond issue did not indi.
cate any ease In the money market.
but treasury deposits are d temporary
relief VI great service.
Speculative liquidation reduced prices
Of grain somewhat. hut the wheat mar
ket was bu0ynnt The rise had check.
ed export Inquiries. ana at the more
reasonable figures there was a rcsump
tian of foreign demand.
Primary markets Tor dry goods are
seasonably quiet without any evidence
of weakness. Jobbcr have concluded
the opening pressure u activity. liberal
initial orders having becn placed. aud
fair volume Of Inquiries now come
forward from the retail trade to meet
current requirements.
Footwear shipments are holding close
10 the highest movement ever nrcurl.
ed from the Boston market but the
winter scusun u not opening as well
as most manufacturers anticipated
Liabilities 81 commercial failures thus
far reported Tor September amounted
20 SI.USl. rs. Of which Sl2ul.532 were
In manufacturing. S55t3iO ln trading
aud S3.I25.iG in other CONNER inl
lines Failures this week numbered
isg In the United States nrniust IA
last year aud - in Canada compared
with ~ year 400,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
DISTINCT STEP
IN ADVANCE
tAabum. NY.Dany ciuzenJ

Chronic Br.shrs Disease may have
been an incdrahl" disease la the past
but II is certainly durable now. NJ !.
Valley. the druggist. tells a. Of "a e.
markable recover, in th,I city. There
vas no question about the Is. nuin' cess
81 the case. The patient. a iady u
connected with one OF our prominent
families She Was IN n hospital aWol
len with dropsy aud the albumen was
in such enormous quantities a. Ia sol
idlfy In the tube
Death vas expected daily by the
physician aud family. when she was
put on a specific from California that
was alleged 90 be- curing Bright'a Dis
ease IN that state The results created
great aatonishment symptoms began
10 subside aud recovery was then grad
nal till finally complete. The patient
has since actually passed for insur
aucc.
The popularity OF the treatment u
that Il does not seem Ia wear out, the
patient In question taking over eighty
bottles. The discoycrcr Of the new
speclnc ~ said 20 be- linealdeaccndani
Of Robert Fulton. who gave ua the
first steamship-Auburn. y. v, Daily
! Citizen.
Another recovery by Fulton's Renal
Compound. The la6y's name ~ Mrs
H. Lester Bell.
when to suspect Bright'a Disease
weakness or loss Of weight. dropay
pufy ankles. hands or cyclida. kidney
trouble after the third month. urine
may show sediment, falling vision
LroW ainess. Que or more Of these.
/ II you have any OF these send for
pamphlet
Represented In Bennington by W. J.
Gokay aud Is. A. Quinlan. druggists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
NORTH BENNINGTON


William Bhldich has been visiting
In Troy.
~ I. Stafford aud wife spent Sunday
with friends In Pittshcld.
Ralph Ccowfc vas the guest OF
friends In Rutland sunday
George Hitler aud Arthur DyHwcll
are visiting In Mcchanicyillc.
Rev. Geo " Meyer will preach at
the stone church Sunday afternoon
Al are invited To come 10 hear him.
Rev. George =. Meyer. formerly pas.
tor Of the local ~. y. church. but now
of Schenectady. preached nc the NJ. y
church yesterday afternoon.
Saturday the Big MIN team OF Bcn.
nington was defeated by team com.
posed entirely OF local players. The
score was 10 to g In favor OF the
locals.
The Congregational parsonage ~ be
INK equipped with hot and cold water
aud bath room complete. The lunt
Moss compressed air OUTFIT u being In
stalled 10 supply the water. The ladies
Aid society have donated the funds for
the work aud w ID. Newton has the
contract.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest From Fourteen cOun.
ties Of State.

The body OF Selectman Harry s.
Smith OF Morrisyllle, who was drown.
cd In the Lamoille river Thursday az.
ternoOn, was found late Friday after.
noon by Oscar Campbell. about one
mile below the scene OF the accident
The business OF the Manchester
postofIlce shows an increase each
year. During six days In September
i.Gi0 letters aud postal cards were
mailed. and 5.563 were received. There
were mailed 656 pieces OF other mat.
ter, aud l40l were received, making
~, go pieces handled In the six days
II the count had been made In August
the number would have been con.
siderably larger. This count does not
include the drop letters and local mail
handled during the time.
The trustees OF the Burlington
Y. NJ. G. A. have under consideration
a plan 10 sell the present association
building II "A purchaser can be found
willing to give 100000 and put up a
new structure better adapted 10 the
present needs OF the association. The
building In mind would have no store
space aud the lower part would be
devoted To association purposes. with
dormitorles In the upper portion. Il
Is understood that one party. at least
Is willing 10 give the price asked for
the old building
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles y. Stevens.
prominent residents Of Maidstone. had
a remarkable escape from death Wed.
nesday While crossing the Maine
Central railroad tracks their buggy
was struck boy passenger train. the
wagon was overturned. and the occu.
pants were thrown some distance
Thcy were picked up unconscious
and nc first Il was thought Mira
stevens was dead Both were placed
On board the train. which took them
to Lancaster. y. v. thirteen miles
distance. Both we're revived and as
they were not injured internally they
will probably recover.
John I. Welch. of Lyndon Center
aud about 90 years old. attempted
suicide early last Tuesday morning by
cutting his throat with a razor Mr.
Wclch has been 10 for several months
suffering from sugar diabetes aud
believing there was NO chance OF his
recovery. had become dospondcnt For
some time. Also he has not been able
10 sleep we'll Tuesday morning he
got up about two o'clock aud said he
Nas going out for awhile. As be did
not return for an unusually long time
his wife went out Ia look for him
finally finding him In the barn on the
hay. having a bad cash In his throat
aud being very weak from the loss OF
blood. but conscious.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
Weak Women

To val and aliinF vomsn. thsru Il ~ ieari ono
vay " help. But with that vaJ. two troaifnonii.
mua b. combined. one q iocal one Il consi.iu.
ronAL bui 10Th are IMPORTANT both csseniiAL
Dr Shops Night cum Il The Local
Dr. shoops Restorative. the Constitutional
III iornsr-Df. siioop't Nirhi Crrc-iia TOPICAL
MUCOUS membrane sappua.iofJ rufno,iT. uhile 10.
Shops Reisuniivc IL Wholly an Internal tf,ai-
mcut Ths Restorative nachn thruushuui lie
cutire system. r-klnE tho frfaif 81 AT ncVe.
al tilslls. ADD All blood Ailmgnia
Ths Night Cur. a. ~ uame implies. dos ~
vofk Wills you sieep. II fooihoi orr and iuharn-
"a mucous fuTiAcus. hoal iooai Woatnrssas and
dischArEu.. Wills ths Restorative. oa-a n.rfuus
sHciisnsut RVS renewed vsur ard amiitlon.
bailds up vasiad tissues. bringing ahuui r-lrscl
siruneth. ugor. and ensrEy. Tste ~. shows
Rssta.tve-TAblsts of Lguld-ata rcnrfal tonic
~ ~ sysicm Fuf positive Local hslp. a. a. uull
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
ANY p YEAR OLD GIRL

Can make those delicious lemon, Clio
colate aud Custard pies as well AZ the
more experienced cook u she uses
"OUR PIE" preparation. which rs nov
being sold by nearly all grocers. Full
directions ON each package. Pie IL
not luxury. but an article OF daily
diet and you might just as well make
good pies as poor ones. order a few
packages today and you will be- SO well
pleased that you Will tell all YOU
frlendH.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
o... co.,ia-.. nl. nsila.,

HELsINGFORs. sept 4-Contrary
10 expectations. the cIar aud msmbern
u the imperial family. who VERY on
hoard the STANDARD when she ran o.
the rocks Oh Horse. have decided o.
continue their holiday They have
starA'd on board the imperial yacht
Alexandra up the rock strown waters
~ RilaK bay. Hunting parties from
the Alexandra landed on several Of the
islands Rlinx bay was a favOrite e1
curslOn ground Of Alexander III.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
french Have Moor sL~,t. In ch.ia.

freneh nave h""f shTihs VI" '"afeA
LALIA-MARlNA. Algeria. Sept 10
with the object ~ REFRESHING ~ oncr
30 incipi.nt rebellion la western Mo
rocco In the vicinity % the Algerian
frontier the French authorities az oud
Ia have arrested the former and PRES
.nt shelks ~ Oudja aud two othci
inglcadrr. IN the agitation 10 fonenI
tnti French feeling The four Moon,
arrived here Ia chains aud viii H.
handed over 20 two imperial Moorish
aids Tor conveyance o. Taugier
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
-N., Even Respectable Nsassass."

WASHINGTON. sept ~ Net even
cspertnble nOnssns." was the way
Iormer Ambassador Luke Wright. whn
las Just returned from Tokyo 10 ~
sumo private life. characterized thu
var talk between the United states
aud Japan The ambassador had a
Dng talk with Acting SECRETARY Of
,tnte Adcc. having called 10 close hls
,niclai connection with the department
preparatory 10 going 10 bis home Al
Memphis. Tenn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
New Bargains
More Choice Real Estate
For Sale by lockwood
& Howe.
Dirt Cheap.
Here ls a Quick Seller


No 1870. Eight room house with Y
acre land. city water barn 20X2G, fruit
and shade trees. Only $780,
No l2i. The Richardson green.
house and one acre OF the best land. n
house OF seven rooms. three boilers to
heat green house. electric cars run
past this property. Only $1,000.
No. l12. Seven room two story
house IN best OF repair. one acre OF
land. piazza, shade and fruit trees.
Barn 25x3O. clapboarded and painted,
would cost $4,000 20 build the build.
lngs. Price only $500.
No. ll3. Eight room two story
house built ten years ago, finished In
natural chestnut wood finish. piazza.
Barn 1890. Just outside OF the cor.
poration. This place must be- seen
to be- appreciated. Price $3.50.
No. n. Nine room house with one
acre OF land. Shade trees, rs apple
trees. Three barns. Trout stream
two rods from house. $3.50.
No. &c. Eight room house. newly
painted. Five apple trees. large gar.
den. "a currant bushes. Plaza front
and side. New barn iSx2O. Price
$1,000.
No. 81. Eight room house with one
acre land. Good repair. slated. 2OXS0
barn with shed. onehalf mile from
village. Price $1,000
u VIII Pay Tou To Look at This.
No. iiO. Six room house one acre
land. ~ apple trees. large garden. n
fine boiling spring nc an expense Of $40
will run 20 house. Barn i5x20. would
cost $1,000 TO build the buildings. All
for oaly $3.50.
Store Houses
No. 1913. lot o. railroad front by
100 deep. right OF way from Depot
street. 2Ox3O and iSX2O slated buildings
thereon. Price $1,000.
This is a Seller.
No. ii9. Eight room house with
about one acre iine meadow land. so
rods from village limits. This Is q
neat place Barn l2Xii feet. apples
pears. plums aud grape vines. Price
sliOO,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
This lsa Seller.
Elv, Minute. wax from EIsstrIss

No 1870. Eight acre farm. four mead
ow. four pasture. two and one.fourth
miles from Bennington postoiiicc
Eight room house. barn 2GX3o with un
foreground stable. Ice house l2Xl6. hen
house iCxeO. corn house i6X2n. harm
all clapboardcd and painted, house
painted white. all other buildings in
the finest repair and kept up In excel
lent taste. kitchen to house all cciled
up with Georgia pine. natural finish.
40 apple trees. pear. 9 plum aud q
cherry trees. 100 raspberry aud ~
currant bushes. 10 grape vines. With
this place goes the following: ~
swarms bees. one Cortland rubber tir
ed buggy. tons hay IN barn. winters
wood all cut aud Ia shed. one horse
lumber wagon. one spring wagon. one
carriage. 1900 feet oak. plank and
boards. 80 fence posts. 200 feet wire
fencing. 30 bushcl potatoes IN cellar
one harrow. one pillow. one cultiVator
forks. shoyels. hoes and all smaller
tools. also house all furnished. All TOT
the meascly sum OF 5000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
WANTED

. have customers for . numbcr OF small Ren
Mnst be we'll located.
We sell qaarries, water powers timber lands
poultry farms, M ls. stores, hotels good bust
ness propositions. nne dairy farm, small OF
great beautiful sumner homes, BY mountain
or lake, aud everything you can think Of N
real estate We have llst with ne over 800
farms located In Vermont aud New YOfk
BEND stamp for new 1877 pamphlet.
JokT Clash, Bennington, w
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16

have opened n ladies' tailoring es.
tablishment In the Library building
aud am prepared 20 do all FIRST class
tailoring work. Ladies' suits made 20
order. Have had ~ years experience
In best New York shops and guarantee
all my work to be FIRST class. Work
the best aud prices reasonable. Will
appreciate a trial. Cleaning. pressing
aud repairing done very reasonably.
NJ. Epstein.
The New York Tailor
Next door 10 library.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-16
ofIn,eres, 10 Many.

Foley's Kidney Cure viii cure any
case OF kidney or bladder trouble that
IN not beyond the reach OF medicine.
No medicine can do more. Quinlan'a
Pharmacy.