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A FRAuD-Look OUT ron HIM.

Any solicitor who comes 10 you
Win prize scheme, representing
himself. directly or indirectly, to
he connected with this newspaper.
The Washington Herald, is fraud
and an imRoStor. bent upon swim
ding yea. BE on the lookout for
him and turn him over TO the
police.
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Three Double PIa Us.

Railway Company. Attorneys /. J. Matber-Aic-
hcHuey q Flanncry.
No. 900 Cover IS. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys Padgett & Hamilton, Colbert a
Hamilton.
No. 4i6. Barnes IS. Slater. Attorneys. Turner q
Nitchei-Geurge T.. Williams
No. SO. Talbot w. McDemott. Attorneys. b.
4. Leighton. j. Darlington.
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Earned n'us-syracase, ]; George Washington. g.
First base b. errors Syracuse, 9 George Washing
ton. &. Left GA hase5-syrscuse Z; George Wash
iHgton. g. First base 0n halis-On Stein /: OF
Carr. g. Innings pitched by Watkeys. SOS. hy
Stein, 1s. Hits made-OH Watkoys. .: on stein.
Struck 0ut-By NatkQz. J. by Stein /; by
Carr. s. Home Wu-Duyle. Ihrce-hase hits-Carr.
Walker. Mack TWo-hsse hits-Doylc Weber sac
mice hit-Hester Stolen bases-Ryan, 2; Thayer.
Sullivan Walker Double plays-WalkeF To RYAN
70 Van Amam; Waikc5s to Van Arnam: Thayer 10
Walker Hit by pitcheT-By Carr. p Watkeys. l.
Passed bal-steIhenson- Umpire ollih0Wer Tine
of game-l hour and 8 minutes
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Mechanics Lien.

No 56l2 Eastman Bros. & Co vs. Anna Jenness
Miller, lot "A, block y, KaloTama Heights SssisS.
Attomegs Tucker & kenyon
No 55l3 ~ r. Halter Company vs. George p
Horton. IT.. lots 81 TO g.. block o. Columbus
Heights 500. Attorney Charles Poe.
No. SOFA. A. NJ Cornell & Son vs. Georse F.
Horton. jr. same property. S574.7l
No. 55l5. Joseph a. Blundon vs.. same. sane prop
eTty. sos
No. 5sls. Thomas W. Smith vs.. same, same prop
eTty. lG0@.
No. SSH. Edward King same. same property.
1G5
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company Issuing them; must
be seven years old; no industrial policies. TIE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. s07 st. Nv.
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding a Probate Court. In re
estate Of Lewis g. AagnIder. deceased. Probate No
l4-s2-Application having been made herein for
the probate and record Of the last Win Of Lewis
PICTURE FRAMING,

PICTURE FRAMES OF EVERY SIZE AND De
scTiption made to order at shortest notice and az
prices . per cent lower than any other house in
Washington, Our work is fFst-eiass. Frames for
fine paintings orr speciality holdings from g. 70 s.
Per foot. ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER & Art
Co. Geo. s Hewitt. Manager, S37 Pa. ave Sc.
uln2e-Ht
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No. 1854 George D. Homing vs. E. p. Evans
and J. A. Woulfe; judgment of h. II. Terrell, ]. T.
for so
No. 1895. Same vs.. W. C. and J. c. Thompson
Judgment Of 7. H. Callan. J. T.. for SIS
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CENTRAL, 2; A. & N. PREP, /.

Central High School yesterday defeated
Army and Navy Prep by toll
F. Wheeler, who was in the box for
Central for the first seven innings. made
an excellent showing up to that inning
when by giving two passes to first, he
forced in Olphant. for the only run the
Suburb8nites We're able 10 score.
Cy Macdonald figured in the only two
double plays pulled of. and had a two
Dagger 20 his credit. The score:
Preps.................. 0 0 0 o 0 0-I
Central. ....................... 0 0e 0 o.
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On Tuesday, the Ninth Day of
April, 1907, at Half-paSt Four
O'clock, P. Nj,

the following described r5ai estate In the city Of
Washington. District u Columbia. sud known and
designated on tie ground Plat or plan u the sad cItE
and being ali 81 original lots eight ls nine 49,
teu il3l. eleven illi, and twelve ~, and the :.
rs. feet ~ original los thirteen tl5l. III square
numbered seyeutyeight llsl, together VITA the I'M
prgfemeuts thgreon- being premises numbered 10,
a-4, a&. ard Isl ] street northwest and ~
description of tie slld property be obtained from
tie undersigned and VIII Dc given az tie time o.
sale.
me property VIII first be offered as a whole. and
the highest bid VIII be noted The property VIII
then ba offered IN separate parcels, and the bids
therefor similarly noted the trustees IescTFIng the
right 70 acct ans bad, either for the whole o. any
parcel WLzu made, after all bids for the property
either as au entirety or By parcels shall have been
received aud noted.
Terms Of sale as prescribed hy the decree; One
two years after te day 81 SALE % ali cash, At the
purchaser option; deferred payments II ans, 70 be
repfcs uted hF LECmIssory notes OF the purchaser,
besrug date On The day q sale and payable, re-
t5rest- PAYABLE Elannudlly, Al The rate Of SIX
pr cent per auuun. and 10 be- secured by deed o.
dc7d5 az trust upon the property Sold containing
Fvaminaiian CT title conseyancins. recordinE. tax
certificates and taxes from day 1t sale be Pr-
thaseFs deposit o. 81 90. II property sold
as a whole OF 500 each parcel If sold IN par
GELS. must be made at the time u sale. FERNS Of
dsy Of sale. and. in the default Of such compliance
the trustees reserve the right. at their option either
resell the property IA respect Gs which such de-
fault may happen. at the risk and eost Of the de-
tiseneut ia The Washington Herald, OF 10 proceed
By appropriate judicial proceedings 20 enforce specific
HENRY E. DAVIS. Trustee.
WILLIAM A. HUTCHINs. Trustee,
uni51-dSos,eXS 5l5g y st nv.
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Bankruptcy Coart.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Ia re William NJ Redmond; trustees AUTHORIZED
TO sell certain real estate.
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DOWNS GEORGETOWN
Pennsylvania Wins in the
Sixth Inning.
FIVE HITS NET THREE RUNS

During the Greater Part of the
Game the Blue and Gray Looked
Withdrawal of Maleney IA the
second Inning ON a TechnicaIity.
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LOAN COMPANIES.

Reliance Loan and Trust
Co. 6l9 + st. NV. Furniture
Loans. Fair treatment. A
square deal.
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And others. without security: easy payments Offices
in 6 principal cities; yourself money BIZ getting
my terms inst d. II. TOLMAN. Room sos. SIS 18th
ST. NV u0lg-ts
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED-S0N FOR TEN MONTHS; PAY
back monthly; good interest; good security. BOX
l67 Herald Office. ap5-3t
MONEY 40 LOAN AT 81 AND PER CENT
INTEREST On APPROVED ID. c. REAL ES-
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALLEST
POSSIBLE EXPENSE. MOORE 4 HILL Qnel
is55 q ST. NY. oee-n
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II THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Marie Louise Stockton &C al rs.
sally Evans Booker e a. Equity No. 3ssls-Tbe
object q this suit is for discovery and accounting
from the administrative oi Mars a. r StGcEt0n,
deceased. determination n ownership II cJfB rights
and real estate in square l25 and sale Of said real
estate On motion ~ the compliments, & D. Jhls
5tb day Of April 1917 ordered that the defendants
Kate 4. Evans, William Wiley Elizabeth wiley.
Moses r. T. Evans Evans B0oker = iam Booker
Bessie Booker, Ainna Booker. Lawrence Booker.
Frank ;. Booker and Katharine Booker. cause their
appearance % be entered herein Ga or before tha
fOTtieth DAY, exclusive 0f Sundays and legal h9lI-
days occurring after the DAY u The first publication
Of this orers 0theTwse the cause viii be proceeded
with m case 81 default Provided e copy ef tins
order be published once week for three successive
weeks III the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald before said day ASHLEY 81.
GOULD. Justice. A true c0py-Test; l5eaI3 j. h.
YOUNG. Glerk. b 4. T. BELEW. Assistant
Clerk GORDON GORDON and EkSkINE
GORDON. Solicitors for the complainants.
aE5 go
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Improved Real Estate sit
uated at the Northeast
Corner Of Twenty-firSt
and ! Streets and Penn
Sylvania Avenue North
west, Washington, D. c.

b virtue Of the decree passed by the supreme
Cont q the District a Columbia On the tEenJy-
ninth day Of siayi 1893, IN equity cause No. z5iel'
y laiu4nts and Julia T. McBlair and others de-
Tcudauts tac undersigned. Trustees VII offer for
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SEC0ND TRUST MANS
MONEY! Ioaned- SaIaried Pennle

Quickly made on D. c. improved real estate. al.
dress SECOND TRUSTS, Herald Office.
Fn11T-31f
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LEGAL NOTICES.
4 LEFTWICH SINCLAIR. Aiioraey.
Piled ApEil 5, 1871.


IL THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding Special Tern as q District
Court q the Uaited States for the Disfriet ~ 60
itmbis- IN the matter n the payment q damsgss
resulting % adjacent property from changes IN tHe
sfades q streets avenues, and alleys authorized
p me act q Congress approved febniErg = lsa4
relating 70 he construction Of Inion Ralir0ad sta
ton IN the District 81 Columbia District Court
No. s5L-Solice Is hereby given that Re the Under
signed, having betn designated and appointed b. ths
supreme Court Of the District 81 Columbia holding
4 special term as q United States District Court fQr
The District q Columbia, Is a commission 20 al -
i4aise the damages rssulting ID adjacent property
irenl changes IN the grades II streets asenues and
alleys authorized b the ar5 u C0LEcss approved
February g. 1903 relating 10 the construction u a
halToad Station in Tie District u Columbia.
Viii met al 1870 q. m.. GA the 18TH DAY or
MAY. \. d. 1877. AZ the United States Court House
CITY Hail. M the District u Columbia. in 2 FD0m
70 be assigned lis by the United States marshal for
SAD District, for the purpose II viewing tie pTol-
tfly Affected b. the changes q the grades q tie
ioliowngnaEned streets. sTenues aud alleys in SAD
District. ana hearing testimony touching the damages
resulting 70 real property from said changes q
gFade, "a accordance Hith the terms and Ig0Fisi0us
oi the act 0i congress approved April - lg0i, en-
ulea an act 20 provide Tor payment q damages
GA account q changes Of grade due 20 construction
q the Union Station District Of Columbia % Wit.
ihHd street northeast, between street and iaT-
IDA aFcBue. street northeast betweea Third street
and Florida avenue North Capitol street between
- 49, u 7A4re-- A'4t5ll-1Ai tai-e
ana the alleys m square Numbered SIX hundred aHd
twenty -eigt i64l; street northwest betaeen
North Capitol street and Saw jersey avenue aud
Delaware avenue northeast between and b strects
ohifrs o. real property damaged by the change o.
the grade u any q said Streets avenues Or allegs
viii file petition with us iu this cause signed
and sNom 10. fm an allowance o. damages. within
sixty 800 days after the sad 18th day q May A. -.
1907 The Aforesaid act u CoagTess. approved April
2 1901 pruFiaes that upon the failure II ans sucn
owner b thus present his claim for damages within
said period, his right 70 90 - shall ceas- ard de-
teTmine. CHARLES 4. BAKER GEORGE "a.
Moss, and GEORGE sPhANsI Commission %
arplaise damages. A true capy-fest. tseaiJ J r.
YOUNG, CLERK. By Y. +. CUANINGHAAI. Assist
ant CLERK. aps-59t.exs
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e YOUR - ~ e HER.4LD
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTI0NEER.
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1Ialoney Foreed %.

At the close Of the second inning Capt.
Smith received word from the George
town faculty that Maloney was not eligi-
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE TO PER CENT
interest depending location. GASCH 4
BIRCE, i36 y. 7. ave. ocs-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az 4, AZ, and per cent interest; special
privileges with respect TO prior payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD Unc). 1907 + ST. nv. ocs-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-LEF Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans az replace cid ones at lowest rates Of in
terest. All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borroWeFs. VA. Il. SAUNDERS
4 CO.. l40! I st. Oes-d
MONEY To LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
a5s per cent TO per cent On D. c. real estate
Every consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main $50. SO Street y. ".
mhi3d
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Trent Trust 60.
LIMITED

with the largest financial, industrial
and public service corporations.
Mr.. Perry, aside from his legal
profession, is also interested in the
ranching business, and If this be in a
small way" 1t is only because the
term is used relatively. Mr.. Perry is
u man who, In season and out of sea-
ron has declared himself against local
relf government in Hawaii and does
not pretend to be in sympathy with
this foundation principle of Ameri-
can government.
The Bull letin has no one 10
nuggcst as substitutes for the gentle
men who have been appointed to the
Taxation Commission.
We merely suggest to our readers
who do not consider themselves In
the class of big finance" and cor
poration sphere of influence, that
the natural tendencies Of the Com
mission are not likely to be toward
local control OF local taxes for loca
necessities, nor will the first thought
be for the little fellow.
There Is, however, u fair minded
majority and It is up to the smalle
interests not specially represented L
present their case.
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TEACHERS AND SALARY
CONTINUED from Page 81

Muktlu-hls Gam NuiNiS' Wv
UiuDalakua-J. F. Cochc:.. $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures. LAURA T""-'',
SsO.s5: Miss Emma Pen'o sky so D.
Keokea-D. Ka!ohaKunS. Va. =
Mrs. d. KapohakimOae" T"j.
Kealahou-J. VinCente, $J7, lis
Agnes Pieper, s25; Elizabeth Correa,
$50.
Malyawao-F. w. Hardy, $12l.25;
Irene Crook, s53.35; Miss Rose f.
Crook, $72.75.
Kaupakalua-W. I. Wells, 1917; A. s.
Medeiros, $67 80; Mrs. A. J. TAFT, $50
neutrality-suspicious. Mary Il. Flem-
ing, sSOS5; Miss Ethel Smith, $500
Miss Hattie Kalino, $35; Miss Nellie
Smith, $G3.05.
Haiku-F. L. Atwater, $63.O5: Miss
Susie Kiakona, $25.
KALEIDOSCOPE Bolim, $685.; Miss
Mollie Cummings, $685.
Paia-Mr. w. C. Crook, $12l.25
Miss Mary Vincente, S35; Miss c. d.
Lima, $500; Miss Mary Reid, $50
Mrs. c. A. Vickery, $50.
Huelo-Alfred Franklin, $40.
Halehaku-Miss Caroline Scholtz
$500.
Keanae-Abel All You, $53.35.
Ulaino-Sam Kawaiaoa, $40.
Nahiku-W. A. Yeats, $500.
Hana-Mrs. l.. C. Frain, ssOS5; Mis-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13
TAX REVISION COMMISSION

It is to be hoped that the sugges-
lions sent to the Tax Commission
charged with the duty of recommend
ing Improvement in the taxation sys-
TEN of Hawaii. will include a word
In the interests of the small property
holder. and the decentralization OF
power. 500 Efa w
Stand the three members OF the
Tax Commission in row, look them
over and size up their first business
loves and you will not find much to
suggest a first thought for the small
property owners, and decentralization
of government. They are very good
men. They will not promote sys'
TEN of graft But as compared with
so-caIled middle men, they bear the
corporation stamp from the word
go"
Mr.. Judd while representing va
rious clients in his legal profession is
more or less intimately associated
with large ranching interests.
| MIR. Peck is probably the most
lmany-sided business man of Homo
lulu but his chief associations are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13
TEACHERS SALARY SCHEDULE

The Bulletin gives in this is
sue the assignment Of Territorial
teachers for the school year and the
salaries granted under the schedule
of the department.
This paper has been particular to
request Of the department officers
that they furnish the salary list for
publication.
There has been no public matter
more prominently before the people
for the last four years-particularly
during the last election and the sCs-
sion Of the Lcgislature-than the
salaries Of the teachers of the public
schools. The taxpayers have taken
d personal interest in demanding
that the teachers should be reward
ed by proper salaries. II would
therefore be most extraordinary fol
the teachers whose interests have
thus received such special attention
| To turn around and say to the tax
papers, My salary and the Other
salaries are none OF your DuslheS'
and you are unkind to ask to know
how the funds of the department arr
being expended"
Many people. who do not take tn
trouble to look into the theory ant
practice of salary schedule, yer!
frequently pick up half truths AM
hearsay and indulge in large vol
uma or conversation which is not I,
the point nor is It sensible.
The more detailed facts the publ
knows in connection with the man
agement of the public schools, tn
less the danger of retrogresslon
through unjust criticism or indiirer
rnce to public opinion.
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Kilgore, $40; Miss Hahaunani Iaia,
SiS.50.
Haou--R. l.. ogilvie, S679O; J9hi
Medeiros, $3.50.
Kipahulu--w. w. Taylor, s72.75i
Mrs. w. w Taylor, $500.
Kaupo-B. Brightwell, SS0.S5; Miss
Lily Aki, $53.35.
Kalae--Miss Ellen Nobey, s72.75
Kaunskakai.Mrs. L. Dudoit, $500
niamalo--Miss H. Kaahanui, $25.
Kaluaaha-Mrs NJ. Anahu. s679O
Waialua-A. X. Cathcart, s35.
lIalawa-M Matthew Kane, $72.75.
Pelekunu--D. Z. Kapewa, 1886.
Wailau-Miss Emma Kane, $35.
Kalaupapa-J. +. Unea, $50.
Haona-Mrs VIM. Kalawe, $780,
Miss Mary Titcomb, s27.j0.
Hanalei-Miss Florence Deverill
SG3O5; Chin Kim Amona, $53.S5; Mrs
Hannah X AhL $275O.
Kooau-Miss Emma Kaipu, $500;
Miss Mary Huddy, $25.
Kilauea--Nliss Gertrude Topham
SSOS5; Miss Eva Shaw. S5S35; Mrs
" Huddy, $5S.35; Miss NJ. Reide~
$685..
Kapaa-Cyril o. Smith, sl21.25; II.
$500 Miss Emily Kealoha, s25; Jas.
V. Ekokela, s25.
Anahola-W. J. Ioena, $50.
Hanamaulu-Mis c. A. Mumford
%; GLADYS Richard. SS0S5); Miss
Lottie Jordan, SG3.O5 Miss Adeline
COrreira, $27.50.
Lihue-J b. Alexander, s12l.5O;
Mrs. J. 3. Alexander, SG790; Mrs
Smythe, $27.5O: Miss Daisy Sheldon
$50; Miss Hannah Sheldon, si5; Mrs
X Kaulili, S35.
Huleia--Mrs. L. S. Mesick, $l5.
Koloa-Iohn Bush, sl2l.25; Mrs
Henry Blake, $500; Miss Bertht
Peiler, $5335: Miss Edith Dunn
$685. Miss Helen Kalswi, S25.
Kalaheo--Miss Violet Lima, s67.90
! Miss Miriam Kauhane, $40.
. Hanapepe-H. IL. Brodie, $l2l.25
Miss Mabel HASTE. s53.35; Miss Jane
, HASTE, $500; Miss Marion HASTE
s53.35; Mrs. II. II. Abbey, $500; Mis-
LennoX, $40.
Makaweli--Miss Elizabeth Comeron
$72.75; Miss Bernice Aldrich, $50
} Ailose Aldrich. $50.
= Waimea-Mrs. p. Omsted, s97; Mrs
e Lucy Wright. s53.35; Miss l.. Akina
$685.; Mrs. zee Kui. 1856; Miss Ros
@ Aea, $3.50; Alevandrian Feshu, 20.
, Kekaha-Miss c. Finkler, sG3.05
Miss Dorothy Wilmington, $35; A
Fung Ontai, s53.35.
Mana--D. Prigge, 5000.
: Northumberland Kabale, $500.
d Kaumau-Stephen Desha, $3.50.
4 Waiakea-Miss Louisa Hapai, s4S.5C
[ Kaiwiki-Miss Kalei EwalikC
S63.05: Miss Emily Ewaliko, $5S.35.
A Haaheo--Miss y, Emma Akaml
- S53.35; Mrs II. Ludloif, $3.50; Mis-
: Emma Porter. S4s,jO.
Laupaheoheo-J. V. MARCEL, $SO.S5
Mrs. ]. " MARCEL $40; s. J. Malui
500
Pohakupuka-Miss Rebecca Mac,
is72.75: Miss Lydia Macy, $40.
HaIalau--Ea s.; CaDellas, $500
.s Mrs.. F. S. Capellassr $63.05: Miss ka
. Sadler, $40; (Mrs. SadlerS25).
- Pepeepkeo-7MlsS Percy r., Dillo
d s97; Miss Magsie X. Kamakaiw
p: $3.50.
Hilo High-Miss Clara Camera
4 800.
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ANXIETY FELT FOR MICHIGAN
CONTINUED from Pare y

ing felt throughout the shipping cir
Cles of this city.
That the old bark has not arrived
Is made manifest by the fact that Cas-
tie & Cooke sent cablegram to San
Francisco last Tuesday making inquiry
for the vessels arrival. They received
an answer stating that the Mohicar
had not arrived up to the time OF the
receipt of the cablegram. That was
three days ago, and undoubtedly the
vessel has not arrived since them. In
such case word would undoubtedly
rave been received here, the Coast
people knowing of the anxiety felt AT
this end.
The Mohican was built in 1875 at
Chelsea, Mass. Her present owners
are Welsh & Co. of San Francisco.
The Mohican carried no passengers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13
FOUND HIS WIFE IN TEARS

She was getting ready for the re-
ception, and went to get her jewels
but they were gone. When her nus
band went home that evening NO
found her heart-broken. E
s4.OO will rent box in the SAFETY
Deposit Vault of the Henry Water
house Trust Co., Ltd, FOR one year
and It will hold all the family Jewels
and valuable documents. No burglars
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

The temperance program of for
mer days has been such that the
bulletin awaits, with special in
tereSt, an outline of the program Mr.
Woolley intends to carry out. The
Bulletin believes in temperance
and the conduct of the temperance
campaign in a manner that will pre-
serve the standards of good citizen
ship among those with whom the re-
formers deal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

rinc Hospital Service calls to mind
the story of the man who kept most
disreputable pig sty. A neighbor
protested and was asked why. THE
place is insanitary and disreputaDlo'
said he. What of it," responded
the owner. The pig doesn't seem
to mind II, and sure he's healthy
enough. "
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

San Francisco remarks that THE
probabilities are that Chicago will
enjoy cheaper pineapples than San
Francisco, unless, like MS, they hap
pen TO be in the grasp of remorse-
less combination of fruit sellers" Ho-
nolulu feels like saying something
similar to this when 1t finds itselI
able to buy from San Francisco
cheaper than from the other Islands
plus transportation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

II it be true that corruptionists
are to control the next San Fran
cisco election, you may depend upon
IL that there Is corrupt and respect
able" finance joining issue with cor
iupt and misguided labor men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

Citizens OF Waikiki can readily
understand why there is good rea-
son for not giving the teacher OF
music in Honolulus schools a high
or salary han the principal of Wal
Iukus ambitious school.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

Great Britain has pretty mess
on it's hands when the fracas OF
Vancouver Canadians not only makes
international difficulty but also adds
oil to the fire of revolt and distrust
in India.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

Only a diplomat or fool would
attempt TO hold the United States
responsible for anti-Oriental aglta-
ton taking place in British Column
bia or any other part of the world.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

After handing out few more
small farm interviews he will be
signing himself We, Gee Whiz Moses
Smith. s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13
Territory Of Hawaii, }
Honolulu, ss:
First Judicial Circuit.)

c. G. BOCKUS, Business Manager
Of the Bulletin Publishing Company
Limiteds being first duiy sworn, on
oath deposes and says: That the fol-
lowing is a true and correct state
ment of the circulation for the week
ending Friday September 6, 1907, OF
the Daily and Weekly Editions of the
Evening Bulletin:-r-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

Governor Frears presence in
Washington will be an excellent
thing for the Territory, provided he
cooperates with the Delegate. This
far he has not appeared 70 be of the
bumptious variety.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

Colonel Henry Watterson says
that party rule is humbug. He is the
one man BILE to say it, and stir no
one to righteous wrath.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

San Francisco's car strike is end
ed. Labors only hope Of revenge is
now in the success of Heney's EFFORT
to land Calhoun in Jail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-13

Sending sample of Oriental I'M
migrants to the headquarters of the
Province is an original stunt, but 1t
ought to be quite effective.