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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Ser &bosins Sal.

Wis es fasint, uiro bic Rhobius
@Ormunoi8aftsanaslsasnbsit bod nod
bur3 bas 9sri4t sntf&isbsn tpsrbsn
mhfsn. Der bonn probate @ommiRdr
srnannis gormunb fur @soras Rbo
oius, Rs4tsnntpnlt Wariin Sugg,
ia9te Gus, baB .r eresri bic S~noiana
Sruf @ompanp gsriatli1 ooresbsn
wsrbs. i'm 5ane oisielbe fia tustssrn
fults. bas bon ibr I'M 8sRB s.baItsns
germ6esn bsraus3ussbsn. baB biefslbs
aber tusgsn Wsra9tuns bss gsri1ts
ni&t belanst tusrosn Tonne, ba He eth
xs8t babe, bic grnsnnuns zines Dor.
munbss ansusvsifen. 6srr Sugg iasts
fsrnsr. bab 6err JOispb gmmtnssr R&
bsrsit erildrt babe. bas tn ieinsn 6dn.
ben bsfinbli&e g~srm6esn obne usttsrss
gsrIanssn ibm su tiberwsifen. unb
bob er (6uas) f3 ni&t bsmtiben usrbs
8sors Rbooius nod indianapolis 3u.
ridsubringsn, ba ibm fein Rs9t, hbsr
osfsn psrion au bsrfhssn. aufdnbe.
Die Snoiana Sruf gOmpanp CT.
ildrt, He babe bis gsrtpaItung bss
%bOoius germ6ssns anfangs abes-
lebnt unb R9 srf nod RhdfpraGe nit
SoTspb gmminssr oaau sntialoRsn, ba
oisisr ibr eeratben babe oisislbe au
tibernsbmsn unb BOB sr sin fol4.s
@Oresbsn bOladnois biliae. SEPT
idsins nun gmminssr feline anfi9t Gee
dnoert 3u baben.
5srner babe bic Sruf gompanp
ibre Rs&te srf bsanfpru9t, na&oem
6err @mminger bic nnisri9rift bss
Rbooius anertannt unb alsi&seitie &C..
iaet babe, Ct ber3i4te auf feline tribe.
rem Re&te aIs Dermaltsr bss tn 5raae
fsbsnosn 8srm6asns. 5srnsr iagt ois
Sruf COMPANY, bob tpsnn cine per.
ION, tusl&s esiRsstrant fsin ioa, bod
fdbtg III ben Staat 3u perlafsn UNI 10.
rem @ObnHb In sinsn, nnSsrsn staate
aufjui4lagsn, mon ni&t bsbaup!sl
f0Hns he let ssifis unfdbia hier,u unb
let oiss Der 6aa, 70 let bisislbs au@
s,ifis fdbis einsn Wertualter nnb I'm.
raIt hbsr ibr @srm0gsn au srnsunsn.
Sie pirben alio fernerbin BITE nctbiaen
S1rttte ttun, um bic JnteuFsl bon
George Rbobius ~ tuabren unb bob
ibm Werualtun9sre&te bur9 bie @r.
nsnnuns zines tempordrsn Wo'munbes
ourHaus ni&t inrolptrt tptirbe.
gtniae Der In benz Rbobiusfane In.
tereifrten Nnmdlte elauben nun, bab
ss sin 9si9tss iein tutirbe, bic ghe bon
George Rhoeius NIT Gina Dare fur
Nuq un6 Ri&tig 40 srlldrsn, be- bis.
fetbe esf&IpRen let. oils Rbobius Az
einsm fol4eu act eetRig unfdbtg mar,
uno BITE etaotsaeisbe bon Snbiana
stne fol&e gbe Mot esifattsten. Dos
au& INNER gotham tperberi mag. stne
geri&tli&e Despidsluns f&etnt tnber.
utejhJi6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Gin Mdroer, Der rau6eit utu6
BON Rpba b a.

Sn ben Buumdffrn flimmern frii6e
8lattfprpHep, uHb neusierig aus benz
selberiinen Raien lugen roiigseidumte
Mablisbdsn. Die SpaBen frobloden.
bic Spaben unb Die 3ieeuner. Der
6riblins 5ieht Elm.
Die Sonne trGhlt bur9 Die fdrbi9en
Senlter Der 8diilita duf ben Ghoritubi,
bas ~golbeetidte WeBsetpano bes 4btss
funfelt-
@s 1T elm ultes, miibes 9efi9t, bas
lie b.lsuGtst. Die Nuie idurf, Der
dumb bertniffen. Dor Dem Ibte tn:et
iein 2iebling, Simitar, Ger iingite
WDn6. Seine Iugen irren erregt UNI
ter ben eeienften 2ibern. 8epriidt uno
erregt lit aud feline Stimme.
SD befenne, bab i4 geiiinoiet bdbc
= nit 9ebanfen, Wprten unb Wsrz
fen. Sd tppnte burd frpmm 9eou1z
fen geneIen unb Riemdnoem bei9ten
dls Soft alein, pie IS infer pabrbaTz
tiger 9laube perlanst. Sd ertruge
es ni9t lGn9er."
Oie fliifternbe Stimme peritummi,
Der tpirre 2odeutopf beust ii9 nod tie
-r4uf mir lafet Elm unermebli9e3
8srseben. 9elft mir Die 9lutb ertOls
ten, befreit mid Dor mir ielber. Gs
diebt feline 8rbe fir bic entbeiligter
MeBopfer, fir mein sebro6enes &C.
liibbe unb fir meme 5olIdbeit. 9dbl
Gr6armen nit mir, erlOit mid !"
Der 4lte fiBt Suidmmenseiunten, Die
SGnbe eefdltet, bic tarren 4ugen ali
ben Siinber geri6tet. - Gnbli4 Die
betlomment Jrage:
,8ereuft Ou 2"
% bebt Oimitar itumm ods Sdupt.
3,um erften Male blidt er at = in Die
fem feffen Bid lit aber feline Reue.
Der 4lte itebt auf. = Ils sr nee
min, bdi9t Simitar na9 feiner Suite.
n&omm' am @benb in meme 3sGe !"
Iaqt Der 4lte unb beuet fi6 iiber i'm
@inen Queenblid it's, ais ppate d
ibn fiifen.
Der M0ndb I9lei9t in Die Sapel;
unb fuuert fi6 nieber. Orrt bEsibt sI
unberpegli6, itunbenlon9 unb linnt
Sin unb Der dnbers 8ruoer ge6t al
i6m Doriiber unb tpast nidt. IGN 81
f0ren. = Gr betst ni9t, er fiiblt ni6t5
@r bat sebofft, bab nit Der Ssi4ft
audi Der S6mers o ibm senommtr
Iein pirbe . unb Der S6mer5 mar
nidt bon ibm eenommen.
9l0bli9 i9ridt sr uuf. gtdn mirN
ibn BON ibr trsnnen, ibn BON BEN Gr'
beufledden psrbannen. ND ne dtbmtt
Seine SGuife balen f;@. @r tueiB. DAT
er ii6 fpebren pirb. Rur iterbsn NIL
er ni6t, Bonn nit ibm itiirbs lein fert'
Ii6es. Iein 6eimli9es Slid.
Soft, fparum bat ibn ieins UtuttfI
Dor Die Rloitertbiire geleet uno oerlaIf
Zen ? Dorum bat lie ibn ni4t ~
Waloe bunsrisen Raben dusgsieBt
Warum mar er RDnd setporcsn ? IS
oiebt ia 10 piel ludenbes Slid in O,t
8elt, sspei aGrtlife Irme. Die ii6 IN
ieinen gals idiinsen, rotbe 8oralen'
Iippen, Die ibn tiiFtn, 4usen, Die brsr'
nenbe Sbrdnen neinen. neil sr en-
M0n9 it,. Z
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Dos gferbs BON yprt

OQs YelU Upu Yurt
.tbur. Bie erinnerlm, 70 IS
man aus gpfo3dmd. faa6 I'll
1ebersabe BON Bort MrSbuu cine
Tammenfunft Stpi54en @enemf e
unb 8drpn Nogi ftott. Bei :
benfpirbiaen 1nterreht1e fbuh
9efiegt. benz Sieser euaes ieiner
linsspferbe. Roei po1ae Is erft
annebHen, feb f4 jhleb69 atT
bdau bsftimmen. 9iefss bifo
|pferb ION MN bosu mitbeEen, b
punii6e Pferbadfe aufSubefer1
dem 3iek be Sapaner iesf, u&
@rfdbrungen bes 5<fbsuaes, a
aufmerffamieit SHtpenben. q
|T,pgi bat Is einem reiden Pferhs
Namens Smobnmi Saesi ss{e
Der }einn Stall in ban Sfdbthen.
Iati on Der DeS&iif, Sapuns BOT
|Gintpobner pou NtaSak Fnb fots
auf. bas bifprif9e Bferb IN
Wauern 5u BADEN. Sic bidSel
8eriammlune i'm Rutbbouie db. a
audi Der 9ornerneur bon Sottrri
nabm, wHb nabmen cine RefoIutipn an,
in Der fs ibre bpbe 8efriebisune absr
ous 9effent gum Nusbrud brahten.
|Oas Yferb fiibrt ieBt ben iupanif6en
Ramen &otubuti. Den Inn nod Baron
9ogi beiseIegt bat. 9as Wort bebeuz
.et Slid" ODER vlunses 2eben" uno
1T einer Der oieleu ipnonpmen Slid
Diiuidt Oftaiie:s.
Ser Sun tpersin Ill bas
s. robber5o9tbum 9effen
bat IS Fd unter unberem Sur 4ufeubs
semaht, dnen Joubs anSufdmmsIn,
Der be 8e54affung bon &unitp,rfsn
Der RaIer.i uRb 8ilbbauerei our
ausfdmiituns DffeutIi6er 8autsn
unb pIGbe gum 3neds bat. Sn @er=
|fulguns bisfer aufgabe bat Der Der
Elm Die Summe bon 10000 Wurt 9ez
ftiftet our Nusfamiidung bes sroBen
Sreppenbdui.s i'm nsuen 2anbesmu>
isum gu Sdrmitabt nit Nrbeiten Der
8ilbbauertuni It. 8orgeieben limb Sus
nG9it cine WormDrbiiite bes 9robber=
spos unb 5psi 8ronssfiguren, fir De-
rem Iusfii6runs Der O%armitGOter
2anbsmunn 'ProfeHor Sabi6 in
Stuttgart porgeidlagen lit ; ferner
sfpei 9utten. bic gilbbausr Gauer in
Oarmitobt iibertragen iperben iOqen.
Iopie stpei Sbifrfsnren, nit bersn
Seritelune prpFHor Suul=Berlin be-
traut tpirb. Der Mnsf6ub bes &unit=
bereius bat nit benz grbouer bes Muz
ieums prpfeFor Nefsl persinburt,
oaB bieier Die 8erbonblungen nit ben
~eenanntsn 8iinftlrn fibre, um cine
moeIidite 3uiGmmsnfimmune DOH
lr9iteftur unb plaitif6em Sdmud gu
ersielen. SIN ~berehtigten 8srtrauen
Eauf MefsIs betpdbrte Neiferf4aft hut
Der &~unitperein Sefsns bel feinsr
bo6bsrsissn Stiftung 8ersiht eeItiftst
auf cine singsbenbe Mitarbeit in flint
Ierii9er unb ditbetifaer geSiebun9
unb fi9 felbit nur Die 4bfdlieBung
Der 8srtrdse nit ben 8iinitlsrn purs
bebdlten.
Cine GrDffnungsfeier
init & abenmuit. 4us Sofia
fpirb eemeIbet: Sci Ter feiedid)el 6 :
|0ffnung bes neusrri6tsten Rational
fbsaters, Die in Mntpsieab,it bss Stir
ten BON guleurien, bss Ptinasn Pbi=
lipp bon Sahfen : 8oburg @ot9d,
ce3 biplomatif9sn 8orps uno fer
Spiben Der 3ipiI= unO NilitGrbsbOr>
osn ituttfanb, fam es Dor Dem &c
DUDE gu itiirmifaen OsmonitratiOnen.
Die Stuoiersnben unb Die ano:re gu
.snb. Die iid ungeiammelt Fate, berei=
ctsn ben porfabrennen Sffisieren unb
rem Observation-Disclosures pettop cine
Gabsnmuiit. @s mubte 8apauerie
Iufeeboten fperoen. um Die Wense gu
'eritrsusn. Inlab 81 hteiem Stunz
cafe CAB Die an9ebli9 uneeredte Ser
lbsiluns Der @inlubunsen CUR @rOffz
:ungsfeier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

@raue S6atten frie6en auf .silsr
@eiiterioblen aus ibren Winteln UNI
biiGen langiam ales in ibre Si9sr
3uerft bic sierliffn 9apitdle Der San.
len, bic pergploeten Sitter Der Siloer.
pano = ben beilisen Rifola -. 3uleB'
ben einiumen MOn4. = Sinitsr iiber4
an, nur. bic rotben Impelflammen
olimmen.
0imitar it's, als miiBte er auf'
I6reien. Gr prebt bic 2ippen 5uidm'
men unb bridt lie sesen feline 9dnbe
0enn CT d1es ertpG9t M:
leidt t0nnte ibm Elm entiesli9er 6lut-
e%infuGen itatt zines Sebctes.
Oa legt ii9 cine 9ano auf ieint
S6ulter. 8ruber psro itebt Dor inn
Der @bt ruff DID !" iust er O.
bdmpft, unb als lie in Die Saae binauss
treten &: v8iit Oh frunt, Oimitar 2"
Der Siinstre i4iittslt ben aopf uni
gebt BEN Slur enttune. = Sas S9or
am @noe Der Sdlle III melt offen. D.
bleibt er ftebsn. Die Cuff lit f.u9t UNI
tibl. Srsenotpo brennt es, Der Wet
bimmsl gliibt untsr einem 5lammen'
fuB. SIN Oorfe beIen bic Sunbe.
4us Der eriten Sbiire oss obsrer
@anees i9immert 2idt. Die Shir;
0ffnet fi6, tbe Oimitar nod Dor ill
ftsbt. : Der Nbt briidt lie binter i'm
ins S9loB.
Sin. Sefunbe lang ieb.n ii9 bi!
8eiben ftumm an. Damn penbet fG
Der 4bt db.
rSeBe Did, Dimitar," fust er
rNein, ni6t bort = mir re4t nabe
bomit i9 Did ieben fann.
gs lit Elm srobes 3immer. an >eI
2~Gnesf.ite elm i6males 8ett nit he.
Der Dede, buneben Der Sdrant, eint
Srube unb bic eiferne aloItcrtahe
@eseniiber elm Slid. Der 2ebnIeheI
bes Ilten unb einise Stuble. 3pi.
f6en BEN 6enftern elm beinernes &ru=
3ifir unb Elm Betidemel, oas gpig(
2i6t boriiber. =,
sd bdtt' es nidt sebadt -" iusi
enbli6 Der @bt.
.8erbammt mid ni4t!"
Sd = Did berbammen!" Del
@lte la6t. = limb bann 70 rubis, alg
CRADLE er einem tranfen &inbe cir
WGr9en aus lGnsit personeenen Set
ten = Elm Wdr9en, 10 erfreulid fpit
es aus biefem ftrensen Munbe ned
niemanb pernommen bat:
No.. Sc mar einmal Elm iunaer
8ruoer, Der ma gut nnb sottesfir4s
tia. gr biente nit sanasr SceIc
Sieb. ba sins CT einmal in bic Jelber
GO fsdr i'm SUM- -. 20
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
q.

0snfmGbaen: 80 bdben Sic benn
bic S6littfhube bon Der Wubane
tpisber binselestg"
366in: vDumme Sans -. IN ben
gisfdrant notiirliN!' -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
@elb

uerIetben eeIb on eouss9erdfbf9a ttsn. Riauos.
Bierbe. @aseu ober einri1tnHs. Ruten bic NTH
r'sften. gabatt Der srbbte. eprt1eu Sic Dor ohsr
Sic unS jur usberseueuHe.
Qah E7arfet Street ecen Go.
EOS sasp 0ebduht. ls4 On Narfet Str.
9bouss, Eeu &sa. Central, Natu 2ses.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
PINEAPPLE (ANNtRY
WILL START SOON

The canning plant at Wahiawa is
being prepared for a heavy summers
work. The capacity of the plant has
been increased many fold and the
output will be large.
Mr. Kellogg, who is closely con-
Eected with the business, says that
the outlook is most promising for the
coming season. He places a conser-
vative estimate on the output at r.
600 cases of pines for this season,
hut next year it is expected to turn
out something over $1,000 cases.
The new cannery building that is be-
ing erected will be fully equal to it
and more, and each succeeding year
the number of cases will be increas-
ed.
BY two weeks from now there will
be plenty of fruit to begin on and
the quantity will rapidly increase for
some time to come.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
POPULAR YOUNG
PEOPLE MARRIED

Considerable surprise was created
along the waterfront as well as in
the younger uptown circles this
morning when it was learned that
First Engineer North of the Likelike
had been married last night to Miss
Julia SIENNA. The ceremony took
place at the residence of Rev. II. II.
Parker, who officiated The groom is
one of the most well-known and
popular young men of the Inter-Isl-
and fleet BLACK squad" and is eX-
Dected to rise high in his profession
The bride is a very well-known
young lady whose popularity is at
tested to by the high vote which she
received in the Bulletin contest, from
which it is stated, however, that she
will now withdraw.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
GIRL GRADUATES
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

The seating capacity of the Bishop
Memorial Chapel was over-taxed last
night at the eleventh commencement
exercises of the Kamehameha School
for Girls. Friends, relatives and par
ents focked to the hall and long before
the opening hour there was not seat
to be had. And no wonder. 1t is the
turning point in the graduates life.
She has come to the sharp turn in that
long lane to which she must look
ahead with hope for her guide. She
cannot look back into the lane she has
Just left. the turn is too sharp, and
the scenes that she saw along the way
are but memory now, memory that
she must cherish as she will never
travel that lane again.
The graduation class of 1907 consist
! ed of Florence Kaehuakanani Abbey
; Augusta Muller, Irene Kamakolu Syl-
va, Alice Kalaaumoe Mahikoa Maria
Northumberland Ellis, Helen Lanmoy
Apo, Nora Kauhailoulu KahaleOle,
Rose Kauiokonala Hussey and Kalahi-
lliola Piliwale, who have concluded
| their acauemic course, and Maria Ka-
lolowehiani Kamai and Lily Malua'e
&ai, graduates of the domestic arts
| department. With them on the plat
| form were the members of the teach
ing staff, Rev. Stephen Desha, Senator
| W. O. Smith and Il. Faxon Bishop, the
last two being trustees of the schools.
Two musical numers were given,
followed by an invocation by Mr.. De-
sha as an opening to the exercises. The
welcome of the class to those present
was delivered by Miss Florence Abbey
Miss Maria Ellis read a paper on
"The Yesterday and Today of Hawaii
an Girlhood" 1t was of a most i'll
teresting nature and portrayed the adj
vancement that has been made by Ha'
waiian girls during the last hundred
! years
Miss Nora Kahaleole gave an ex
haustive review of the commercial
trade of these islands from the early
times when sandalwood formed the
chief commodity in that line.
Miss Rose Hussey gave the farewell
address in which she spoke very feel
ingly Of the part that the teachers had
| taken Ill the advancement Ol lHu
pupils.
A paper, treating on possible adj
vantages to be derived from a training
school for nurses, entitled "A prac-
teal School of Nursing for Hawaiian
Girls" was read by Miss Alice Mahi-
koa 1t is given in full in another col
umn.
The certificates were presented the
graduates by Miss Pope, the principal
Of the Girls School She made a short
address to the class in which she gave
them many kind words of advice and
encouragement, urging them to carry
the same along through wife with
them.
Miss Augusta Muller rendered a very
beautiful piano solo which reflected
great credit on the teachers in that
department of instruction.
At the close OF the exercises the girl
graduates were loaded down with leis
and flowers, while those anxious to
congratulate them crowded the plat
form.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

%E"For Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The result OF the next count i'll the
Pacific States Tour Contest will be
published in the Bulletin Friday,
June 9TH.

Main PIP?
Tallyhos. livery. autos. Stkyds. StblS
Best cup of coffee IN the city. New
England Bakery.
Large stock of fireworks. all kinds
Honolulu Candy Co.
Secure your seats for the Orpheum If
YOU want to see the best play on earth
j. p. Mendonca has filed his final
accounts as administrator of the estate
of Antoine Kaaha sylvia.
II. Culman, the progressive manu-
facturer, is showing new creations at
his store 1864 Fort street.
Mele Keawe, a creditor has applied
for letters of administration of the es-
tate of G. W. Kahanauapo.
Benny & Co., Ltd, dealers in sewing
machines, and buyers of raw material
1866 Fort st. Phone Main 4SS
Crowds of people filled Blom's today
en- the opening of the great clearance
sale. Goods are going fast.
In the matter of the estate of LAWN
ia Kapu, the masters report was con-
frmed this morning by Judge Robin
son,
Judge De Bolt this morning granted
a divorce to NJ Miyagawa from his
wife, Tsuru Miyagawa, on the ground
of desertion.
The collier Valdivia sails for New
castle next Saturday Captain Reid
returns to Honolulu with another car
go of coal for this port
The ship Dirigo finally secured a
crew of Japanese and sailed for Della.
ware Breakwater at II O'Clock this
morning. She carries about 5000 tons
OF sugar.
The big British collier Intertay, Cap
tain Houghton, 1917 days from Sydney
with one bag of mail and cargo of
coal for the Railroad company, is at
that company's wharf, having locked
just before noon today after an I'M
eyentful voyage.
A japanese who was hurt last night
by jumping backwards from Rapid
Transit car at Kalihi, died from his
injuries this morning The police have
not been able as yet to discover his
identity. The inquest will be held to-
night.
No report has been received by tho
Naval Station yet of the sailing of the
United States navy transport Buffalo
from San Francisco. 1t is expected the
army transport Thomas will sail hence
from San Francisco tomorrow and is
due to arrive here on June IL.
Lay tWenty-four inch mains both
sides of the streets in this city and
then you'll have a reservoir and pipe
system combined" said an old ka-
maaina this morning. I'VE used to
have all the water we wanted when
Charlie Gulick was Minister of Public
Works under Premier Gibson and this
was Charles idea to make large pipes
do TO conserve water"
Down at the new Alakea street slips
the wharf is approaching completion
and will b eavailable for vessels in d
few months although there will be nc
shed as it is understood there is nc
appropriation for that very necessary
adjunct. The numerous brace piles
and heavy cement work makes this
| one of the finest wharves in the har-
! hor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
JOHN G. WOLLEY
TO RESIDE HERE

Word has been received from the
States that John G. Woolley, a leader
of prohibition work in the United
States, will arrive in this city in
July. He will reside here permanent
ly and act as advisor of the Anti-Sa-
loon League.
Mr.. Woolley's fame as a temper
ance lecturer is well known through
out the world and this qualification
cd in the mysteries of law makes him
q fitting man for the position.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
Two HUSBANDS ARE
UNSATISFACTORY

Kakaiwi Keao wants divorce from
Pa Keao, her husband, whom she al
,eges to have deserted her seven years
ago.
Mabel Careio also has an unsatisfac-
tory husband whom she wants to get
rid of. She claims that he is an ha-
bitual boozer and that when he gets
full he beats her. She asks for the GUS
tody of the two minor children, $50 a
month permanent almony.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
oEx, published In the Saturday Bulle
H.! and the Weekly Edition. gives q
concise ana complete resume of all lie.
gal notices, calls for tenders, jude.
rnents, building permits and real es
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
75c per month. Weekly Bulletin
81 per vesr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

Sales-Bet Boards: so Oahu Sug.
Co., $24.75; 40 Oahu Sug. Co., $24.-
rs. Session Sales: Is Ookala, IS; so
Hon. b. & NJ Co., $25; O. r. &
l.. CO., $93.75; Eva, $26.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.845 cents
or $500 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

is sure to live" Yes, he is naming
his children after the principal char
acters. Puck
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
in the success that had attended his

in the success that had attended his
efforts
He also spoke about the mHch-talk-
ed-abOut bill which he had introduced
in Congress 10 impose a tax upon
Egyptian cotton 10 prevent il from
coming into this country so that ii
might not compete with our Sea Is
land cotton. That bill had not been
passed, nor even reported back from
the committee, and he didn't expect
il 10 be, for he knew that until there
was a revision of the tariff made by
the Republican majority, q revision
certain 10 come after the President
ial election, he could not expect an
exception 10 be made in favor OF the
single item OF Egyptian cotton. But
his bill had served the purpose he in
tended, for II had been discussed
in committee and It's merits were 50
obvious that distinguished Republi
can leaders lad assured him that
when tariff revision came. Sea Is
land cotton should be protected
against foreign competition H
was opposed 70 a protective tariff as
an orthodox Democrat, but II was the
law Of the land and il would be fol
y for cur people not 70 get its full
benefits when they could
There were many other features Of
AIr. Clark's address which We must
omit for want OF space. Il was an
excellent, and convincing speech
throughout, just the kind a sensible
constituent wants 20 hear from his
servant in Congress. and just the
Kind, also, 70 show that the people
made no mistake in selecting their
representative in Washington He
will go back beyond question. and,
already prominent in the House, he
will increase that prominence until
ne ranks among the leaders. Mr.
Clark was congratulated on his
speech last night and many in the
audience shook hands with him. He
leaves for Washington this week to be
ready for the assembling of Congress
next Monday.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

fciaries of this fund for years Il
is a crime against the laws, s|indIe
of the true and brave ex-soldiers and
a disgrace 20 any man who thus con
hives 10 secure a part Of a fund set
aside as a reward of honor and to
sustain the aged, feeble and poor
Let those who know OF such impoSi-
ton come forward and make the
same known or notify the State
Board OF Pensions, al Tallahassee, so
the proper authorities can proceed TO
prosecute such impOstors and protect
the true veterans and the funds
against such imposition. II Is q
sacred duty devoIving upon every man
and woman in Florida 70 protect the
worth from the unworthy. The man
who proved recreant TO the cause II
The South during the Civil War has
no right whatever 10 the pension
fund. and they know they have not.
vet they receive il regularly
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
The iig Is IN with the Iiouor trait,

The jig is up with the liquor traffic
in Alabama; the knell Of doom has
struck, and on the first day of Janu-
airy, 1909, there won't be an open
saloon in the State The following
brief dispatch from Montgomery IN
der date OF Saturday tells the tale:
Governor Conner signed the sta
tutory prohibition bill this afternoon,
and the special session of the Iegis-
lature came 10 an end tonight. The
signing of the bill was witnessed BY
a score OF women, who then marched
to the second floor OF the capitol and
sang God Be With You Till We Meet
Again" at-.the doors of the senate
and the house,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
PROTECT THE PENSION FUND =

The Jacksonville Metropolis hits
straight from the shoulder in the
following. and no man who wants
-re Florida pension roll 70 be a roll
20 n.ru. Vi'l hesitate to endorse
Frauds and impOstors have no
... .... un mat roll. and a movement
-.. .. .uaugurated in every coun-
.. ..- State 20 spot such fellows
ana send 'a- evidence TO Tallahassee
that Nl. expose them and prevent
them from longer robbing the tax
payers and sharing a fund in which
hey have neither legal nor moral
right The Metropolis says:
If the reports are true that num-
Der Of men are drawing pensions as
Confederate soldiers who are not en-
titled to receive such aid they should
be exposed and prosecuted for peg
jury and obtaining money under false
preteEses. They swear to their state
Menrs on pension blanks and obtain
he pension money falsely The
camps OF Confederate Veterans and
Daughters Of the Confederacy OF
Florida could do much in finding oul
and exposing these impostors. It X
said some of them have been bene