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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-14


1 MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN THE
mail order business and began with only a
Few dollars. There are unusual opportunities
for making money today and it Is not diff
cult to begin. If you have even small capt.
tal and want to start mail order business
or your own, send for my free booklet. 1t
tells how to make money. Address publish
err THE MAIL ORDER WORLD, box 1922.
Lcckport N. Y. blk
WANTED-ExPERIENC MAN FOR So
Letting OF high character-not books nor
stocks: high grade and high priced man
necessary; quick and substantial returns:
highest references required Address BOX
4431 Herald. BLK
MONEY MADE DAILY, AND HERALD
want ads help to make it, Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads.
Herald wants ads destroy wants. BLK
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE; STU
atoms guaranteed. MOLER SYSTEM COL
LEGE, 113 L. Second ST. BLK
PANAMA AND FELT HATS CLEANED,
blocked, Soc up. Factory ia =. Broadway.
ri.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
keeping rooms, close in, reasonable rent;
bath, electric light. etc. 1921 SANTEE ST.
5-13-x
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw

Marriages AND PRoB4TE laws. No FEEs
without SUGGEST Il. p. MOREY. 5H St.msoa.
Third and sp- .nl. Shone 67iS Open svss-
ings 5-i-x
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GROCERIES

Average business 5000 a day, will stand
strictest investigation; grocery, meat and
bakery business in best little town near
Los Angeles: rent $50 a month. Price
$4,000: center OF all the business. If you
mean business see my agents. LEAHY 81
SON.
For sale exchange at invoice. my fine
up to date grocery in southwest doing an
average business OF 800 per day; rent only
nice barn in rear. Want good city property
and $1,000 cash for everything; will invoice
about $780, a money maker.
ATTENTION
Grocery at invoice. about $1100; stock fresh;
receipts s2S to $50 a day cash; by soliciting
ca, double business; hest locality; corner
sto. .; good horse and wagon; fixtures at u
Of cost price. The time to buy is when a
party wants to sell. See us at once.
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SItuations--FemaIe

CORSET COVERS 1Oc
each; children's aprons or rompers 15c each;
beautiful hemstitching 1bc a yard. Phones
F6754, Broadway 1895. 5-14-z
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ysINEss OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TELEPHONES. MAIN 2so5. F4ssi.
LcahyaS0l1
Leading
Business Brokers
Rooms Sl4-3l5 Severance bldg.
northwest corner Sixth and Main streets.
II Is our business to put people In business.

Pool, billiard and 3-chair barber shop,
doing a business of 500 per week in the
pool nall and the barber shop does
business of $125 per week; in the best
location IN the city. Price is reasonable;
good lease, cheap rent. See my agents
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SINGLE OR HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
close in, on line; reasonable rent. 632
MAPLE AVE. 5-10-x
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Stores and ofnees

FOR RENT-TWO NEW STORES. VERY
cheap: fine location; cor. Moneta ave- and w.
4Sth st. SOUTH 2662; B9o3S. 5-9-w
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PHOTO STUDIO

s275-Wanted, photographer. have an up
to date and we'll equipped studio; cost of
equipment $1,000; my partner, who is pho
tographer, must leave; do the outside work
and get plenty OF business; amount required
for half interest s275 II party wants the
whole for $3.50. see my agents. LEAHY &
SON
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR
housekeeping $3.50 and up; close In. Phone
F1670. 1856 SAN JULIAN ST. 5-1S-X
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FOR RENT-A NICE LARGE AIRY PARLoR
rooms with alcove; just the thing for two
gentlemen; nice family; homelke surround
ings; rent $40 a month. 1886 WALL ST Phone
F1628 5-13-X
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FOR T-HoUSEKEEPING OR SINGLE
rooms, close in; all convenences; 50 week
and up. 1884, Il. NINTH ST. 5-13-X
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FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room, suitable for two gentlemen; rent $40 a
month; bath, electric light, etc. $40 EAST
NINTH ST. 6-l3-x
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FOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms, $3.50 a week; close in. Call 542
MAPLE AVE- 5-10-x
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TO LETT PLEASANT ROOMS, WALKING
digtance; elegant yard and porch; house,
keeping. DAT S. HOPE. F1544. 5-lO-x
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TO LET-FURNIsnED ROOM FOR ONE OR
two gentlemen; every convenience privileges
OF home. 1898 w. SEVENTH Phone E3l5i.
5-10-x
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TO LET-7n CROKER ST., TWO NICELY
furnished housekeeping rooms in cottage;
sunny. modern; private entrances; $15. Phone
MAIN 5772. b-10-x
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TO LET-THREE LARGE ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. SIG per month; single rooms
$l.5O per week and up; also large 2-story
barn, S. month. 1858 S. HILL. Home phone
2455T 5-10-x
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Country Property

FOR SALE-sO ACRES, ORANGE CO.. NO.
land, Y mile from railroad stations u wall
nuts 200 inches water every 10 days free:
will sell part or all: price $4,000; easy
terms 1914 s. WILSON AVE, Pasadena Cal.
40 I'm
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POOL ROOMS

"a COMBINATION MONEY MAKER.
Pool room, barber shop and cigar stand, In
city; busy locality; only license in this dis
trict; rent $50; lease to suit; receipts $500
and up per month. Have more than value
10 show for price asked; only $780, See
my agents. LEAHY G. SON.
Pool hall; a crackerjack; located where
there is no competition; easily clears $500
month; fine living rooms overhead; rent
only $3.50; two years lease. l have been
here two years; good reasons for selling;
price si40o. See my agents. LEAHY & SON.
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FOR SALE

SIS Mason building, Fourth and Broadway.
Main Age: F54S7 SIP
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AND HORsEsHoEINt

$500 will put you into old established
and well paying blacksmithng and horse
shoelng business located greatly Travelled
street; average receipts $500 per month. This
is a place that will stand investigation; pres
ent owner will stay with buyer two weeks.
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TO LET-TWo LARGE SUNNY PARLORs,
running water, $751; also single room. S.;
both housekeeping private house; block
5-l0-x
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DIR. GREEN. CLAIRVOYANT. BUSINESS
medium. gives life readings daily; test
circles Wednesday evenings. o'clock. 25c.
Room 16. 1914 IS. SPRING ST. blk
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen. close I'M all conveniences: rea-
sonabie rent Phone F1S64 $3.50 SANTEE ST.
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FOR RENT--A NICE SINGLE ROOM OR A
suite of housekeeping rooms; close in; every
convenience; low rent 722 MAPLE AVE.
5-10-x
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A TwO-RoOM HOUSEKEEPING SUITE,
close in; every convenience rent SIC.
Call $50 S. FIGUEROA ST. 5-1O-x
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70 LETT FINELY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms; housekeeping privileges II desired;
close in and reasonable. 937 GEORGIA ST.
Phone G3l50. 6-1O-x
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FOR RENT l. NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms for colored gentlemen: bath, gas
electricity; 50 and $3.50. 759 MAPLE
AVE 5-10-x
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FOR RENT-A NEAT AND HOME LIKE
housekeeping suite close In rent S2l. Phone
Broadway 1916. 41O N. BUNKER HILL.
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uGARs, LUNCHES. NEWS STANDS, ETC

BEST OF IT'S KIND IN CITY.
For sale or exchange. lunch counter and
cigar stand; doing average business of SOS
a day; long lease. which is very valuable;
price $4,000; investigate; will take good real
estate and some cash. See my agents.
LEAHY & SON.
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FOR REMITTANCE SUNNY. WELL FUR
nished room for gentleman; strictly mod
ern; all conveniences. 3O6 S. FIGUEROA.
5-l0-x
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FOR RENT-TWo FURNISHED SUNNY
rooms southern exposure; 81 80 and 81 close
in; walking distance. 535 SANTEE ST. 5-13-x
TO LET--NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
rooms. with or without board 1888 SOUTH
FLOWER ST. Fl5S9 Private home, 5-1S-x
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FOR RENT-TWO-ROOM HOUSEKBEP-
ing suite; strictly modern, close in. 432
s FIGUEROA 5-10-x
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FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnished

TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED BROOM
housekeeping suite; also large beautiful
front room; quiet Locations; only s minutes,
walk to Third and Broadway. 800 SOUTH
FIGUEROA Phone Main $685. 5-1O-x
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Little Intelligent Advertising Looking
FOR RENT
Apartments

TO LDT-oNE BEAUTIFUL BROOM SUITE.
$40 per month. one room, $40 per month.
Everything for comfort and convenience. THE
ALGONQUIN FLATS, Pico and Hill streets.
FL
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TOR SALE
large barn on rear; lot 50x150, planted TO
vegetables; on sc line; balance Sl5
per month; price S1100.
S25 cash, level lot, 50x200, facing on two
streets price $3.50; balance $40 per month.
ANDERSON REALTY CO,
4101 T.. First st.
Green office, opposite school. Take r.
LIST st. car get off at Rowan ave-; sc car
care. Phones: Boyle 744, Home 41441.
5-14-1
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To Purchase. Miscellaneous

AN EXPERIENCED HAT TRIMMER FROM
Chicago wholesale house, would like space
in a dry goods store in a good business
street, for millinery. Address BOX 1888. Her
aid. 5-12-3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR CASH OF 5
or rnnma. Phnna Main &3S h-12-a
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cE3sPooLs
AUCTIONS

AUCTIONS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
654 S. MAIN ST, AT p. NJ.
We pay the highest price for second
hand furniture. Take all goods on con
signment; satisfaction guaranteed. We
also sell horses and vehicles at auction
on large lot in rear of store
If you have anything in this line brins
1t to
L. A. AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE
w. II. MOXLEY & SON, Auctoneers.
5-7-tt
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TO LET-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
room in Westlake district; in private resi-
dence Call 102334 5-10-X
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CIGAR STAND

One of the finest established cigar stands on
Spring street. near corner, doing a fine bust
ness; good lease, fine mahogany fixtures; low
rent; investigate It; will pay you. See my
agents. LEAHY & SON, at once. Price only
$1,000; might exchange.
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FOR RENT-SINGLE OR HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms, so to 81 a week F5259. 53S
S. FLOWER ST. 5-1O-x
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room, neat, homelike, 81 per week. 5l2
CALIFORNIA ST. 5-1O-x
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PROPERTY LIST IT WITH US. WE
HAVE A LARGE LIST, BOTH CITY AND
COUNTRY
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Flats

FOR RENT-THREE 4-ROOM FLATS. ALL
modern cheap rent: corner Moneta avenue
and West Forty-eighth St South 1862; B95Ss.
40
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DAIRY BUSINESS

Dairy business, finely arranged and well To-
Gated; DC fare; lease: 10 acres, partly planted;
o-room mouse, small houses for help, milk
nouses, Z horses, wagons, good cows; price
$4,000. Investigate at once
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FOR RENT-TWo HOUSEKEEPING SUITES.
every convenience; close in; reasonable rent
T5f MAPLE AVE 5-10-x
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Suburban Property

FOR SALE ACRE AT ALTADENA FOR
$500. $50 down and so month. For Alta
dena property of any kind see l.. M. PRATT
& Co, COS Laughln bldg, or Altadena office
at end of car line 5-l4-l
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FOR RENT-PLEASANT SUNNY SINGLE
room. also room with housekeeping priyi-
Ieges; walking distance 6i2 WALL ST.
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FURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS FOR COLOR
ed gentleman; close in; 81 80 per week. T6l
SAN JULIAN ST 5-13-x
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
THE NATIOliAL ANTHEM.

At the close of the very interesting
address in Central Onion Church Sun
day evening, Rev. DR.. Scudder an
nounced that the concluding number
of the song service would be the Ma
tional hymn. Where,upon he gave
out My Country, 'Tis CT Thee" sung
to the tune of God Save the King"
What is the National anthem or
the National hymn?
Fasteners are inclined to take the
view of DR.. Scudder. Many South
erners would rather sing Dixie" But
the authorities state that the Star
Spangled Banner" is THE National
anthem.
Mr.. Scudder ought to have some
reason for substituting a song which
is not officially recognized. 1t may
be that the high note of the Star
Spangled Banner" makes it unpopu-
lar for congregational singing, or pos
sibly he makes distinction between
the National anthem and the Nation
al hymn.
Having National Anthem. we
should either sing it or change 1t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
WHERE PERSONALITIES LEAD.

The degradation to which person
alities in politics leads is exemplified
in the personal abuse of Mr.. Cath
cart.
Not satisfied with speaking evil of
the official. the assailants bring the
lady stenographer of the County At
torney's Office into line of the mire,
and plainly intimate that she is over
paid, although her salary is estab-
lished by the County Supervisors. The
attack is more than unfair; it is i'll
sulting.
The Republican party makes
mistake in holding its campaign to
plane of common decency and mani
ness. The independent campaign o
misrepresen tation and abuse will, AZ
Chairman Judd predicted, defeat its
own end.
Evil methods appeal to the evil
minded.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05

be pleased with all that the orators
say. Does every remark of the Sun
day morning speaker suit your fancy?
Do the repetitions of the prayer meet
ing never make you weary? Does
every show" at the theater. for
which you pay your good money, al
ways satisfy you?
Is there any reason why you should
indulge in more discriminating and
pessimistic criticism OF the political
meeting than you do of any other you
attend for pleasure or from 'cnse
of dutv'
~. go .etIy. e., "..i o. Iou
suv,.. ;. lies 80 C.i!z.usnIp are lot
tu!!isi.D ~ emani'rl, b, nome, my
more .Eau q titles w.. rI.iues. are net
) t"ai.trg yCur go Dr ihe cahR Id
r,"'t ing cigarettes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
ATTEND TIE RALLY!

The rally tonight should draw citi-
zens from MaSiki to Palama, espe-
cially the former.
The man who votes for tie best
man" and thereby helps wreck his
party without good cause usually
stays at home from the rally, just as
he does from the primary and the
precinct meeting. In his own opin-
ion, he knows all there is to know;
he doesn't have to be told by any
common, ordinary speakers shouting
from the stump.
That's what he THINKS.
So he remains at home, and keeps
out of touch with the people. He
loses that knowledge of conditions
that must be borne upon him by an
hour or two in the jostling, we'll
hammered crowd of Aala Park. He
gets out of sympathy with the people.
He hides his head in the sand Of in
difference, prejudice, or laziness, and
when he goes to the polls filled with
pompous idea of his superior intel
ligence, he Is as blind as a bat to the
real conditions.
The voters of Makiki - frequently
reckoned as the center of wealth and
intelligence-sho go to this first
rally, to prove to the voters of Pa
lama that they are in earnest in their
political thought and effort.
There is the same reason for at
tending a political rally that there is
for going to prayer meeting. You
should show by your presence that
you are at least interested in the
cause.
Perhaps the speeches will not be
up to your ideal of what political
speech ought to be; the oratory may
be frazzled or the discussion illogical.
II will do voter good to at least be
on the ground and learn for himself.
He may leave more disguised than
when he came. Very well, the politi-
cal workers are willing to take a
chance on that. And If he he infu-
enced for or against the speakers or
the candidates, or the party, he is at
least acting as an American citizen
should in matters of government -
from his own knowledge and intimate
acquaintance with the facts.
And suppose you do not expect to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05

Complaints have been made because
the Sheriff appoints plantation men
as policemen. think that Is right for
1t saves our own policemen from do
ing extra work. The Governor has
said the plantations are the backbone
Of the Territory, and II is all right to
appoint police from them SO that they
will not be summoned as jury men.
Keolanul should be paid his expenses.
II there are ten murders here and he
has to pay them. what will he have
left?"-H. M. Kaniho In his opening
address of the campaign.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05

who are doing their best to make Ho-
nolulu appear corrupt when 1t is not,
SANDER reliable and capable officers,
and deliberately misrepresent honest
citizens and political workers who are
giving their time and effort freely to
establish respect fot organized gov
eminent and organized political eff
fort.
It's a sorry bird that gratuitously
fouls Its own nest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
PREPARE TO ATTEND.
TO REGISTRATION
President Of Precincts
Report to County
Committee

The meeting of the Republican
County Committee and precinct pres
idents last Saturday evening was OPP
ened by c. +. Chilingworth in the
absence of Chairman Judd, and the
roll was called. Secretary Crawford
stated that he had no record Of the
officers of several precincts, and he
was instructed to advertise for such
names.
The chairmcn of the various pre-
cincts were asked how far their vo-
ters had registered In some town
precincts there was still a large per-
centage to register, but in many
Others, especially the country pre-
cincts, most of the voters had been
Registered.
Chillingworth suggested that 1t
would be well for the precinct pres
idents to get to work on the matter
of registration when this was needed.
He added that the idea Of the meet
ing was to ascertain just how each
precinct stood. so that the Central
Committee could concentrate its ef-
forts on the precincts where It was
most needed.
Crabbe suggested that the Central
Committee should throw more work
on the precinct presidents. They
could do the actual work and report
back to the Central Committee.
J. p. Cooke said that special at
tention should be paid to registration.
This could only be done through the
officers of the precinct clubs, as there
were still many voters who had not
Registered. Tally was being kept Of
the registration by means of card
index system.
Chillingworth said he thought
Crabbe's suggestion was good one.
II was wise thing to have the pre-
cinct officers do the work in their
own precincts. He thought the
presidents could call meetings of
their clubs and later report back at
a general meeting like the one being
held. The matter OF registration
should also be followed right up.
Mahaulu reported for Waialua that
the club there had had several meet
Iings. at which the district had been
divided into five divisions, each UNI
der luna, who were shifted about
Frequently, so that their reports
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
THOSE DECORATIONS

Editor Evening Bulletin !:
" The reception will be none
the less glorious If the faded emblems
of the streets are removed."-B u :
letin.
And so say all of us. To keep up
the dismal farce of these "decora-
tions," in their present disreputable
condition, on the streets and the Elk
ecutive building (Fishmarket except
ed), would be the worst of bad taste,
not to say downright affront to the
returning Pacific Fleet.
The unstinted lavishness and whole
hearted cordially of the Australasian
cities in their welcome of our sailors,
and the magnitude of the reception
awaiting them in Yokohama, make
Honolulu-the favored-look by com
parison like the proverbial thirty
cents.
Gentlemen of the Decoration Com
mittee, please wake up. Do not make
us any cheaper.
Yours,
"HONOLULAN."
Oct. 3, 1908.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05

When the Hilo High school was be-
ing built, there was more or less dis
cussion as to the probability of its
being immune from earthquake. Not
a crack has appeared in the big build
ing since the severe earthquake of last
week and the plaster Is perfectly
sound. In the laboratory, more or less
full of glass, where row of glass bot.
ties, vessels and other containers
stood on the edge of a high shelf and
closet, not one piece Of the glassware
fell to the floor, nor was one moved
from Its place.-Hawaii Herald
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
Trent Trust Co., Ltd.

"REPETITION IS REPUTATION"
As a citizen of the Territory Of Ha-
waii and of the City and County Of
Honolulu, don't you feel that it is
BETTER TO SPEAK WELL of the
PLACE, its PEOPLE, its POLITICS,
and its BUSINESS, than to be com.
planning, disappearing, gossiping,
and rereating that which you know
is either not true or not helpful9
Remember that "REPETITI0N IS
REPUTATION" and if you condemn
your own town and your own people
as a matter of habit. an evil reputa-
ton will be established.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05

BY dropping Iaukea and taking up
the divorce evil, the Ministerial I'm
lon displays measure of common
sense that Is refreshing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-10
be taken 70 Columbia. his former
home tomorrow.
Men Were Close Together.

be taken TO columbia. his former
home tomorrow.
Men Were Close Together.
The combatants were evidently
very close together when the htlns
began, but the question Of who hred
the first sho; is in controversy.
Mrs. Charles II. Eastman. Of TINS
city. and J. NJ. Eastman, OF New YORK
were nearby when the tragedy Oc'
Cured Mr. Eastman's hearing is no.
good and he declared he knew but
little Of the affair.
Mrs. Eastman said:
we were walking down Seventh
avenue in the direction OF Church
street and had. just passed the en-
trance to the Polk flats. Mr. Car
mack came up the street towards us.
smiling as he recognized me. He
was some steps away and there were
very few people on the street.
Victim Was Greeting Lady.
Mr.. Eastman and l were near the
edge OF the sidewalk and Mr.. Car
mack would have passed between us
and the fence. He raised his hat as
he spoke. He had his right hand up
and was about to make remark
when somebody said-it was thu old
or voice-'We've got you all right or
something to that effect. l can't say
positively what the exact words We're.
1t never occurred to me that 1t was
anything but a friend speaking. Mr..
Carmack raised his eyes instantly.
put on his hat and ran his hand back,
when the same voice said: You
coward, you are hiding behind a
woman are youo' Senator Carmack
jumped out SO as to get clear OF me.
and jumped into gateway. l saw
that MIR. Carmack had pistol. |
turned and said: For Gods sake
don't shoot saw Mr.. Carmack
wheel and fall in heap in the gu
ter"
Mrs. Eastman said she saw the
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