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Evening journal., 1908-11-11
HUNDREDS AFTER
THE JOBS In KENT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Nov 11-Upwards Of four
teen hundred good men and true of the
State Of Delaware. where the Demo-
Gratis have been out of power for twelve
years, are sending in detailed applica-
tons for clerk of the new House Of
Representatives. Representatives Hall.
Brockson. Hopkins and Lsafferty. of this
section Of Kent county all Democrats,
have received so many letters and ap-
plications that already they are begin
ming to wonder whether they can get
through their term of office without the
employment OF a stenographer or secre-
taries
As the Democrats pledged themselves
to kill the bill and constitutional
increasing the pay Of legis-
lators from S. to SO a day. it has been
suggested here that they begin re-
trenching by decreasing the pay of
the House Of Representative from
$500 to $500
This is not suggested. however to
decrease the number Of earnest appli-
cants, for the candidates who have en-
tered the contest -desire the Office Sc
earnestly. as a cut Of s1100 in theii
pay-so they got the other $500 in cold
cash-would make no material differ
ence.
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
ANOTHER COUNTY
ROAD ACCEPTED

At a short session Of the Levy Court
yesterday afternoon, business Of con-
siderable Importance was transacted.
The highway constructed by Messrs.
Dawson and Davis in White Clay
hundred between Roseville, Newark
and the old depot was accepted by the
county. It was ordered that the bond
put up by the contractors be returned
to them. The members of the court
expressed themselves very well salts
fed with the character Of the work
done.
Cordial invitation was extended to
the two newly elected Levy Court
commissioners to attend all the meet
ings of the board, pending their SER
vice on the same. Clerk Of the Peace
Quigley was instructed to notify the
various assessors to report to the
court next Tuesday at 1890 At that
time instructions will be given IND
they will be sworn in.
A motion was passed authorizing
the payment Of 50 apiece to the Will
mington assessors for their attendance
On the court since January.
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
NEW Law IN FORCE
Pennsy Issues Orders Relative to the
Shipment of Exploaives.

Employees Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road In this city are receiving copies
Of the act of Congress Of May 30th,
1905. regarding the shipment of explo-
sives. and Instructions for trainmen.
The information Is in book form and
it. is necessary for every employee 10
have a copy and fellow the instructions
carefully.
The book is issued by the American
Railway Association and Interstat te
Commerce Commission, and covers all
kinds Of explosives
The new rules differ very little from
those issued about one year ago. Cars
carrying shipments must be placarded,
noting what class Of shipments are be-
ing made. Each box car must have a
steel underframe, air-tight doors 70
prevent sparks from getting in. must
be closed thoroughly before the ship
ments are loaded, and each receptacle
with the explosives must not weigh
more than $50 pounds.
Car inspectors are instructed TO give
close attention 10 all cars carrying ex-
plosives and to not allow any car with
the slightest defect to be run out until
repairs are made.
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kent COURTMEN
TALK OF ELECTION
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Nov. 1.-THE ola
Methodist hymn: "AnI are we vet
alive. to see each others face" was
suggested to the Republican Levy
Court of Kent county yesterday at its
first meeting since the election, but no.
body had the heart TO sing It, The
members who We're candidates FOR re-
election were elected to stay home ana
those who labored for other Republican
successors labored in vain. ami a
Democratic Levy Cours will succeed
this one, February /, for four years.
There was only one smiling member,
Commissioner James Sapp Of Magnolia.
He is the holdirg-over Democrat
During the day the commissioners
went over to the old Opera House,
which is owned by the county, and con-
sidered an offer for some scenery .naas
by Father Waldron for his childrcns s
dramatic societies Of Holy Cross
Church
To every question that came no. the
commissioners would reply: ASK Mr..
Magnolia Sapp; he's the boss here to1
the next four years"
Mr.. SapD courteously replied that
things had been very satisfactory 20
him under President Wharton ami the
present Levy Court.
The court laid aside all the election
bills. for the reason shat the expenses
Of all nineteen districts were not iii
hand. until a special meeting next
Tuesday.
The sum Of $4.s1821 was forl,sll,
allowed New Castle county for the re.
pairs on Fleming Bridge. over the
dividing creek betweel The two Coun-
ties A check for $1,000 OF this sum
was drawn for immediate payment.
A. S. Moore. William NJ. Raael.
Joseph Mcdaniel. John b. Wharton
and William G. Postles. commissioners
to Law out a new road 10 Little Creek
reported TO the court. recommending
that S175 be allowed the owners Of the
property and $50 for laying out the
road.
Sheriff Hartnett was paid the balance
of his June. July. August. September
bills-S2s4.74; the sum Of $500 having
been previously paid
County Treasure- Buckson reported u
balance Of Sl0,4l779 on hand, ann
Si.7S0S7 receipts.
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STORAGE
PuBLIC SALEs


nDBIIC SALE-MlLL BE SOLD AT
i No. 72s West Ninth street. city Of
Wilmington, Delaware, at $50 y. m. Fri.
day afternoon, Nov. 1S, i9OS, the following
described personal property. belonging
to the estate OF Emily o. Martin, de-
ceased Household goods, Carpets, Bed
ding. Dlnlngroom. Bedroom and Parlor
Furniture. stoves. large lot OF books, and
other articles.
ALSO FIVE SHARES OF THE CAP
fTAI. STOCK OF THE NATIONAL
BANK or WILMINGTON AND BRAN
DYwINE-Tornis, cash. For fun parlicu-
lars see John III. Robbins Executor. OF
william l.. smaliey. Attorney
most stidham g. Son. Auctlonoers.
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F.D.LaCkey SEQ,
Bankers and Brokers,
e43 Market Street
ODESSA

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA. Nov 1.-THE Rev. and Mrs
n. J.. Given visited friends at Stll Pond,
Md. last week. Mr.. Given preached In the
NJ r. Church there on Sunday.
Miss Alice Mccoy is spending some tlmo
at Cambridge
Mrs. Ratledge, OF Philadelphia, is spend
ing several days with w. II. Eccles and
family.
Misses Marie and Margaret Foard, OF
East Orange. n. j., are visiting their
cousins the Misses Watkins.
Mrs. W. " Words. has returned homo
after a visit with friends In Philadelphia.
Joseph Heldmyer spent part of last
week IN Dover
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PORT PENN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PORT PENN. Nov. 1i.-Mrs Charles
Price Of Wilmington, visited friends here
this week.
Mrs. William Dyer who has been spend
ing some time with Philadelphia friends.
has returned home.
Mrs Nathan Yearsley is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. John Fortner. in VIII
mington.
Miss Addie Bender is spending several
days with Delaware City friends.
Miss Margie Eaton is in Odessa. the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Harrison vande-
grift.
Miss Sophia Laylor. OF New Castle. is
spending a few days with Miss Eva VAN
deerift.
Mrs. John spioer. Of Delaware City. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. A. Bender.
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puBLIC SALE
REGIsTER's oRDERs
I, -. 1s.rISn, : 0RnER.

REGISTERS ORDER .,,
office of tho Register Of wills.
New Castle CO.. Del. october IS, lv0.
ijpou the application of James II.
,~bandier' executor of David McAdoO,
late OF Christiana hundred, In said .coun,;
~ deceased. lt is ordered and directed
~ tho Register of Wills that the LNe-
cutor aforesaid give notice OK granting
OF Letters Tcstamentary upon the estate
.of me deceased, with the date of grant
ing thereof by causing advertisements
to he posted within forty days from the
date OF such Letters Ia six OF tho most
pubiic places of the county on New cas-
iie reouiring an persons having demands
AGAINST the estate TO present thq same,
on abide by nn act OF Assembly IN aueh
caae made and provided; and also cause
the same 70 be inserted within the same same
neriod in Tho Evening Journal "a news
rsnsr nnblished in Wilmington, Del, and
to lie continued therein three weeks
N' Given under tho hand and seal
OF ofhce of tho Register OF wis,
fgEAIO aforesaid, al Wilmington, IA New
castle county aforesaid, the day
and wear above written.
FRANCIS M. WALhkk:
Register of wills.
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NnTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary were In due form N law
Granted unto the undersigned, on the
Tenth dav of November, A. D, lNS, and
that am persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present
fhe same. duly attested 10 the said
Executor on or before the Tenth day of
November A. D.. 1909, or abide tho Act
Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
Vided. -. b. !
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY. Executor.
Address j. Frank Ball. ESQ, Attorney
. at-Law, Wilmington, Del. nll-st-eod
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ro sneak a. the Y. W. c. A.

Miss Harriet Taylor Of New York.
will speak tonight at the meeting of
the Y. w. G. A. She is secretary of
the national board and she will tell
of the association work I'm foreign
countries. many Of which she visited
during the past year.
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
poIin. ca Wint.r clothinn.

Provided the weather is cold enough,
the police will appear in their winter
uniforms on next Sunday, The new
clothing consisting Of overcoats and
trousers and dark helmets has been
distributed among the men.
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
f5f.TifeTIspIs 0RDTRl

office Of the Register Of wis, 80,
New Castle Co. Del, November lV, r.., lsvs;
Upon the application Of security n U.S.
and safe Deposit Company, Executor on
Patrick DeNash late Of Win nuns ston
hundred, in said county, deceasta ~
ordered and directed by the Register ot
Wills that the Executor atoresala slNe
notice of granting Of Letters Iestalnen-
.tarv upon the estate Of the deceassl.
with the date of granting thefe9l py
causing advertisements 20 be posted Wiln-
in FORTY DAYS from the date OF sucn letr
tors I'M six of the most public pl2ess 2i
fha county of New Castle, recurring an
nersons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same, or aplue ny .,a ~
Act of Assembly I'm such case made al,l
provided and also cause the SINE ~
Sc inserted within the same pefloo "a
The INening journal, a newspaper pub
iished b Wilmington, Del. and 70 ne con
finued therein three weeks te.o.u. ,.
Given under the hand anu SSal
Of office OF the Register Of wis
fSTAIO aforesaid, at Wilmington, IN New
castle County aforesaid, the DAY
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER
Register OF Wills.
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
FOR RENT

We have some nico offices IN a central
part Of the city.
STORES
2lG King street.
g02 King street.
blhA King street
b2l East 9th street
CHARLES G. KURTZ.
i0il Market ST.
(Opposite Court House)
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
stamentary were In duo form OF law
Granted unto the undersigned on the I'm
dav of October. a. D., 1905, ana that az
az the deceased must present the same,
duiv attested, to the said Executor, on
or before the 2Sth day OF October, q y,
iq0g on abide the Act OF Assembly IN
ench case made and provided.
JAMES 4. CHANDLER,
Executor.
Address. Daniel o. HASTINGS Ea9'' AT
toAHe9 Ol1.gr-cCrd
Evening journal., 1908-11-11

Have you tried our wheat cakes7 You
can see us make them. Stop in some
time and watch us work. 10c for four
with butter and maple syrup, New
York Restaurant. 4os Market St"
Evening journal., 1908-11-11

FOR RENT
1913 w. 9th e. II rooms.
iii Poplar at, Z rooms.
lVi5 clayton ST., rooms.
q32 W. 2ud ST., rooms
1892 Mcdowell St, g rooms
ii09 West ST.. rooms.
40 So DUPONT 81.
lhll w. .nd So. rooms.
A. y, STATION. lW shipley Street.
FOR RENT STORE, 800 s. JACKSON
ST., doing good business. Apply
above address. nll-5t
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.

lovembor 2S.-At Bear Station, sale Of
cattle and horses.-W. S. Burris,
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
ROOMS FoR RENr-

--'s-.--,r----.>--~-----.
C. lizard sos. Sol AND 800 RACE ST
-, fhiladelpLia. Rooms. 25. 30. 60c. Gen.
s--.,--l Wy. ALLY
Evening journal., 1908-11-11

40 head fresh COWS, close springers, feed. I.
ers and stock bulls, and few backward
COWS. Must be sold regardless OF cost on
account of grass. A few shoats. 90 horse
blankets of AN kinds Don't fail tc come
as L viii sell every hoot that VIII come
near cost 1 must close out. Sixty days
credit with interest added provided notes
are attended to when due. Cows tested
and delivered. Everyone Invited Tor uin-
ner, and stay after sale for supper.
JOHN II. O'NEALi
Phone 1T Centreyille. can morning OF
evening
~. IT. Slaughter. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk. nh-t-f-lV-ll
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
NOTILES
I TOTICE-DIVIDENDS
Artlsan8' Savings Band
-IAoL SlrNlL. MIlmlnnLnn m -.

IN - III. DIVIDENDS
ND 49,, Artisans Savings Bank.
W met Sueep wilmington, Del.
The Board OF Alanagers nave -9e, 1esiss'5 lsgo;
ne regular SEMl-ANNUAL dfvidend ~
sMo wv yer cent. % depositors. being Tor tie
lo9ttvia VIII please present their hoolya
On ehu alter November Ind TO have divi-
uynu entered ROBERT ID. KEMP.
treasurer.
SALE OF BONDS-THE BOAKI5- -1F
Public Education I'M Wilmington Dfi-
aware, VIII receive urOuosals for all ar
any portion of twenty thousand dollars
6chool Buildlng and Equipment Bonds.
until 8 o'clock p. m. November 23 iads'
SAID bonds are coupon in form and near
Interest at the rate Of four aud one-haf
per centum per annum and are OF fho
denomination OF one Thousand Doflara
eacn. being duo and payable after eight
Proposals must be IN strict accordance
win the circular advertisement and must
be submitted on forms prepared bv INA
Doafd OF Public Education, which will bs
sssppl.ed on application % Harry J. Guth-
re, Secretary OF the Board
SAMUEL III. BAYNARD,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEE. Board of
Public Education, Wilmington, Della
ware. n6-9-il-i3-l6-iS
pEMOVAL NOTICE-ALEXAND H.
N DAILY has removed his law offices
from Dover. Delaware. 20 rooms 0lo-dJi
Ford Bldg this city. n1l-l0t
AGENTS WANTED.
TfTANfEB~Go06' IxDY 1GENTS no
w handle Quicy-selhng article Tor
ladies' only. Call at lol French ST. Long
- lsss. q 1i...l 9 -.l,ll--l-.. ~
BUSINESS CARDS.
MTM. A.. WILLIAMS CO..
e2i Orange ST. h0ehng, Sp0utlng 1nd
deaung. Metal ami ComDCslnou raohnE.
Hot AIR heating and VertiiatinG. keDalf-
ing promptly done Phones a24-N
CREENBERG * zEAIELMAN
First-class Paper Hanging. Scrap
are doing rooms from $3.50 up.
ol2-lm. l0s MADISON ST.
Q TANLEY SIIKA
> Popular Priced Merchant Tailor.
Clothes cleaned, pressed. secured, dyed
and repaired. Called for and delivered.
S. ID. Cor. Ninth and Pine strets. Tai
marvia phone 55oS. Special attention
given. olt-lmo
FURsi FuRSi FURsl
All kinds Of Hides and Furs bought
Highest prices paid for mink and fox
skins. c. S HURLOCk, Seventh and
Poplar sts. oSo-9m
II HAVE A SPLENDID BUSINESS
L opportunity that win bear close In
lvesuEaylon for man having $3.50 70 M
west Business viii clear $40 weekly
lChas Gonnsley at Govatos, ioJ Market
street. nA-*t
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
FOX SALE.

e7-- =. q. - ~ q a 49, Nsa-fss-i~|
FOR SALE CHEAp-NO. VICTOR
Cook stove. $500. 43t y. Sixth St.
nl1-2t
FOR SALE-50 PAIR THOROUGHBRED
once Address r. d. Davis. Edge Moor.
Del U. and A. 2olA. nll-3t
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( IN THE REALTY WORLD =
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
EOR RENT

FOR RENT
906 Van Buren, ST.. 10 rooms.
1oi w. 2lst St., 10 rooms.
200 Market ST.. II rooms
Alb and 1926 w. 18th ST.. rooms.
4l2 ana 20i Gray Ave. rooms.
pl3 Washington ST., 6 rooms.
lNli ". 10th ST.. rooms.
isi9 ana 1922 Linden ST., rooms.
l2lO King ST., rooms.
i3o ~. 9Th ST.. rooms.
f2a Bennett ST. 2 rooms.
apartments centrally located.
Houses with large lots Elsmcrc. Rich
ardton Park, tlaymont and Holly Oak.
stores ana offices In business locations.
o. @. GOODEN.
Rcnl ENinln and Inamranrc $50 Market 81.
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November Investments

We own and offer. different issues
OF carefully selected. Municipal, Fail
road, and Public Service Corporation
Bonds. which we recommend for con-
servative investment at prices to yield
4 TO 6 per cent.
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. TANLEY SILKA
y Popular Priced Merchant Tailor.
Clothes cleaned, pressed. secured, dyed
and repaired. Called for and delivered
S. ID. Cor. Ninth and Pine strets. ctl-
marvia phone 55oS. Special attention
given. ol&-lmo
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
HkLP WANrkD--FEMAl..-.
WANTED
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs

d EMOVED TO Ss3 ORANGE STREET.
n John a. Mullins Inc. Printers. Rub
Der stamps. Get prices.
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AGENTS WANTED.

TETANTEB-GOOD LADY AGENTS r0
w handle Quick-seling article for
ladies' only. Can at l07 French ST. Longs
Restaurants nll-lt
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TIRSI
EIIH4I

F'UhSl FuASI FJksI
All kinds Of Hides and Furs bought
Highest prices paid for mink and fox
skins. c. 5. HURLOCk. Seventh and
Poplar sts. o3o-Sm
Evening journal., 1908-11-11

II HAVE A SPLENDID BUSINESS
L opportunity that viii bear close IN
vestlgatlon for man having $3.50 70 n-
vest Business will clear $40 weekly.
chas. Gonnsley at Govatos, 400 Market
street. nl->t
Evening journal., 1908-11-11

= GREENBERG x ZEMELAfAN
" First-class Paper Hanging. Scrap
ing and sizing without extra charge. We
are doing rooms from s. 50 UP.
o12-1m. 10S MADISON ST.
Evening journal., 1908-11-11
BUSINESS CARDS.

I1yAI. A. WILLIAMS CO..
" s2i Orange ST. hOehng. Sp0uting ana
Heating Metal and comDcsldon r9ohnE
Hot AR heating ana VertilatinR. heDalr-
ing promptly done Phones a2e-ly
Evening journal., 1908-11-11

- : = N7NNI Y ~ II III NIATTIl "
Chairmnn Finance Committee Board of
Public Education, Wilmington. Della
ware. n6-9-il-l3-l6-iS
Evening journal., 1908-11-11

ID EMOVAL NOTICE-ALENAN H.
~ DAILY has removed his law ofdces
from Dover. Delaware. 20 rooms 0o-6H
Ford Bldg. this city nll-l0t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-26

Fine Job Printing a, tho Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-26
BOOSTER NO. I
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Informal Dinner With
Good Purpose For
Honolulu

The first Booster" dinner of the
Commercial Club of Honolulu was
held in the club-rooms last evening. :.
IL was a distinct success.
The dinner was not. formal af-
fair. 1t was an assembly of business
men, members, and guests of MEM
bers, seated at an informal dinner in
informal clothes. The idea was to
get the club members together for a
pleasant evening. devoting few
moments to thoughts of why people
in Honolulu should be happy.
Judging from the atmosphere of
the club and the good-sized attend
ance, 1t worked. There was no set
program. A quintet club furnished
music. The dinner was substantial
but not elaborate.
When coffee and cigars were reach
ed, President Smith of the Club, act
ing as POSTMASTER. very briefly out
lined the purposes Of the dinner, AMI
called on Captain Parks. engineer in
charge OF the Pearl Harbor Naval
Station, for few words on the great
project for which the country has
been waiting so many years. Captain
Parks did not explain the Intimate
details Of what he is doing. but re-
ferred pleasantly to the development
of what might be termed the Pearl
Harbor cause. He paid an appropri-
ate tribute to Captain Rees. with
whom he was associated In Ports
mouth.
Fred. Macfarlane said a few words
on Finance and other things. Judge
Lindsay told a good Scotch story. Ex-
Governor Carter made one of the
best speeches he has ever given in
any general assembly In the city. He
expressed the belief that the Com
mercial Club would do more to break
up the cliques and the factionalism OF
Honolulu than any other agent. He
liked the Idea of the booster" din
ner. He believes In Hawaii and Ho-
nolulu and believes the people should
boost" early and often.
Marston Campbell told of the de-
vclopment OF the public works In the
city and Territory for the last ten
years. Ed Towse spoke on variety
Of boosting topics. after which the
diners distributed themselves in the
reading and card-rooms.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-26
sAITo WOULD STOP
CONTINUED from Page y

section. or course there is no such
office In existence at present, but the
prospects are that such an Office will
be established In the future for the
purpose OF facilitating the work of
the department.
Saito said, however, that he would
rather retire from active work and
live in quiet, probably In the coun-
try.
Saito does not know as yet what
work he would take up on his return
to Japan. II am tired OF working"
said Saito. II have been n Govern
ment official for many years. Pre-
vious to my coming here I was Con-
sui at Singapore for two years. after
which ! went to Tacoma in the same
capacity. From there came to Ho-
nolulu at the time of the annexation
OF these Islands to the United States. y
Saito is very popular with his
countrymen here. During his Con.
sulate administration there broke out
on various plantations ten strikes, al
of which he successfully arbitrated
Saito withstood all attacks made
against him, particularly from the
Japanese press.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-26

Saskatchewan Boards: So Oahu
Sug. Co, $2S.25; 25 Ookala. $7.S7h; 25
ookala, s7s7k; $4,000 olaa 6s, $92;
10000 Olaa IS. 500; $4,000 Olaa IS,
S92. Session. Haw. c. Il s., sos. so;
20 Olaa, 81: 10 Honokaa, $40; 5 Homo
kaa. $40; 3 Honokaa, $40; so Paauhau
SIS.
Notiee.-June 26, 1903. At directors
meetings. dividends OF
Haiku Sugar Company was in.
creased from one per cent per month
to one and One-half per cent per
month. payable July LIST:
Paia Plantation Company. from one
per cent per month to one and one
half per cent per month. payable
July list;
Pioneer Mil Co. Ltd. from one per
cent per month to two per cent per
month, payable July LIST:
koloa Sugar Company, a dividend Of
five per cent was declared, payable on
June 30th.
Latest sugar quotation 4.25 cents OF
$66 per ton. h'.'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-26

This was objected to by wilmington
on the ground that Il was scandal"
Flowery bursts Of eloquence then en-.
sued between the two attorneys, end
ed by the ruling Of Judge Lindsay to
tho effect that Thompson would not
be allowed to crOss.examine the wit
ness along that line. Thompson then
asked that the thing which he wished
to prove by such cross-examination,
that Mrs. Along was biased and pref.
udiced, be placed on the records for
the use Of other Courts. This was al.
SO disallowed by the Court.
Among other things that Mrs. Along
said, she stated that for eight years
Judge Humphreys was like a little
god" to her, inasmuch as she wor-.
shipped him and did whatever he
wished her to do.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-26

Hilo, June ga large number Of
visitors at the Hilo Boys Boarding
School were interestingly entertained
On Thursday afternoon last by the
cpen air exercises and athletic sports
with which the school year closed.
The first event was the tree plant.
ing by the Glass OF 1908, which was
accompanied by singing by the boys
and an instructive address by Rev. G.
Il. Shields, y which he drew example
from the life and growth of tree To
be applied to the life and growth OF
the students in their school life and
future career.
This was followed by the military
drill In which the students have at
tanned such proficiency under the di
rection OF the principal. Mr.. Lyman.
The record of the. athletic events
follow:
Hammer throw, 16 lbs, George Luc
as, 76 feet, 6 inches.
Putting shot, 81 feet, Rodney X
Burgess.
High Jump, 4 feet inches, Burgess
Pole Vault, feet. William Kamela
mela.
100 Yard Walking Race, Yamamoto
IS seconds.
Small Boys Wrestling Match. (6,
pounds) Manuel Andrade.
A basket ball game between tn,
team from the Sixth Grade and one
made up from the rest of the schoo
resulted In a victory for the former by
score OF ~ TO g. I.