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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
SERVICE BOARD
GETS AFTER THE
CITY RAILROADS
Chairman Wilcox Calls Atten'
ton to Complaints and De-
mands Relief for Public.

In letter to the railroad companies
Of the Public Service Commission. to-
day made demand for more ade-
@. the regulations.
with the close OF the summer sea-
son." said Mr.. Wilcox. "the Commission
fnds It necessary to emphasize certain
matters requiring special efforts to Sc
cure improvements. First, however, 1t
is important to call your attention to
The fact that the files of the Commission
shov that a great many complaints are
Med alleging inadequacy or inattention
on the part of the companies.
THE Commission therefore asks your
immediate attention TO such matters as;
1 Inadequate service during non-rttsI
hours, particularly theatre hours and
church hours on Sunday.
2. Too protracted operation of open
cars.
? Irregular headways OF cars or trains,
4 Unnecessary transferring of pas
sergers to car ahead or car behird'
because of irregular headTays or tor
no sufficient operating reason.
). Lack Of proper heat In cars.
s Insufficient ventilation, arising in
mart and in some cases from attempt
inc to keep UP the heat In cars by the
presence OF passengers.
Z. Inadequate light in cars.
9 Lack Of shelter on station platforms
and al transfer points.
q. Smoking and splitting in stations and
cars.
These were during last fall and win
ter prolific sources Of complaints. They
are believed by the Commission to be
10 capable OF Improvement by action
OF the companies themselves without
orders from the Commission as TO pro-
duce a noticeable change OF puhlic
opinion.
While calling attention to these spe-
cihc causes OF frequent complaints. tho
Commission refers you to the provi-
sions OF the Public Service Commits
kions Law. requiring the furnishing %
adequate service, and to the utmost
importance OF running during the rush
hour periods of cars and trains to the
maximum of physical capacity OF the
lines
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
Victor Talking Machines and Edison
Ride Free

Patrons OF this store arc car
ried free OF charge in Crosstovn
Vehicle Co S omnibuses on 18Th
Street to and from Sd Ave. En-,
Subway, and surface lines on
Sd and 4th Avenues and Broad
way.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
Fall Bedding
Specials
About a Third Under
the REGULAR FiGIires

Single Crib BIankets-co cotton
fIeeced; value zoe each; to- -.
morrow liz
Silkoiene Com forters- ruftled
edges; values soc and 75c; %
Tomorrow at ..............- oJC
Bed Pillows made of odorless
feathers; value soc each; %
Tomorrow at .............. ooS
ComfOrters-full sized; cotton fill.
ed; values CSC TO Sl.l5 On.
each; tomorrow at.... OoC
Cotton Blankets white: values
$l.79 and $l.9S pair; @, IN
tomorrow at............ pA. 81
Bath Blankets-fancy jacquard
patterns: 72XeO; value q, On
Sl.95 each; tomorrow at pl.oS
Wooden Blankets-tuII sized;
white; value SIS pair; co or
Tomorrow at ........ PO.Oo
Wooden Blankets-fancy plaids;
value $3.50 pair; to- DO o.
morrow al ......... po'oo
(SieRsI Cooper Store, Main floor, Rear
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
Tinware

COPPER BOTr ON WASH
BOlLERS-No. s at 1Qc
69c; No 7 at.... XIV
GENUINE NO. 7 KREAMER
W A 5 II BOILERS QSp
copper bottom. ... Wv
FARINA SAUCE PAN OR
DOUBLE BOILERS -- krea-
mer's tInware; e-qt lSc
size ............., OS
KREAMER'S SAUCE PANS
with cover; tin bottom: g.
ct. size, Csc; 2.qt. 1Oc
KREAMER'S SAUCE PANS
with cover; copper bottom;
3-qt. size, 3sc.; cot. Slc
size WV
KRE A MER'S POT
STEAMERS - at SOC COc
ana .,........... WV
FRUIT JAR TUNNELS 1Sc
at l2c and. ...... Ao<
GRADUATED ME- A SURES-
plain; | pit, Sc; | qt. 100
size, Tipped, special. AAS
KNIFE BONES-2 COM TX
partments; at....... AoS
BF iH:S BOARDS. BOARDS - 10. l2c
SEWING OR CARD TABLES
40 in. long; regi- 9 70
lsrly Si.l0; at.....,. Wv
HALL. RACKS-with +x+ $40
mirror and u or 8 hooks SoS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01

Enameled Bedsteads - | q inch
straight posts; curved top rails
with straight brass l-inch top
rails; sizes, 4.6 and
40; regularly $3.50; &C sn
Enameled Bedsteads - | \ Inch
continuous posts; seven heavy
filling rods; extra heavy con-
structlon; all white enamel; 2
sizes, As and 40; reg 90 IN
ularly ST. /; Tomorrow. @o.oo
Ename led Bsdsteads - straight
posts; brass top rails and vases;
three sizes, 4.6, 40 and so;
regularly SIS. ;to-mOr- GO IN
row ..........,.....-. ~o'oV
Enameled Bedstends--l-i inch con-
unuous posts; extra heavy brass
top rails; heavy construction
three sizes, 4,6, 40 and 30;
regularly $6.7s; to- ca s0
morrow .............,.. ~1'oS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
Bedsteads and Mattresses

Mattresses-Made of an excellent
grade Of South American hair,
finely stitched and tufted; full
weight; covered with A. c. A. OF
fancy ticking; regularly or
$40; tomorrow ......... @1o
Our No. 1 Combination Mattresses
filled with African fiber; sides,
top and bottom covered with a
special grade OF cotton felt; fancy
stripe ticking; regularly o.
$3.50: Tomorrow. p0
Felt Mattresses-c overed with
fancy art ticking; filled with a
special grade of felt weight,
in full size, so lbs, six-inch
, So,ds s[, ssgul'Fly sl2'sc' $3.50
to-iHolEoW '.....,...,.,. pOscV
(Siesel Cooper Store, Fifth Floor.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
18th Annual Sale of H0usefurnishing

THREE-STBP OAK FLOWER
STANDS - regularly 7Sc
Si.2S; at. soS
CLOTHES PINS -5-sross
boxes; limit 8 gross to q GUS
toner: regular price 1Sc
Soc; NJ. ............ SS
UNCLE SANS FLOOR hSr
WAh--at ..-..--.... wv
UNCLE SANS FLOOR 90
WAX Oll-at...-..-. ASS
JEWELL CARPET REM 1Sc
OVATORS-at ... AcS
SECURING SOAP-610D
cakes for. NV
CHLORIDE OF LIN Eli
at ,....-..--.--
MULE TEAM BORA X-6r
special at....
NO SMELLEE INSECT17n
POWDER-at &c and AsS
ITCH CLEANSER-CEc
special, 3 cans for. SoS
POLISHING CLOTHS-for sill
ver or brass; at loc, &c
Ice and. ............ S
DIXON'S STOVE POLISH Sc
special at. .......... Nv
ROACH PEPP ER-at S9c
tic and. ............o oS
mo MORE ~ S1c'-10r
special .............
so u, POLISH lie
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
OilclOths
Vines &LiQuOrs

PERFECTION COCKTAILS va on.
rieties; per bottle. .......,,..... oVS
NERMoUTH-ehoIce dOmestiei per 2Sc
Phi p GRIM FINEST MEDICINAL HOLLAND
G!N-blg bottle, SloSi regular 6gc
sfGAl BRAND OLD TOM OR DRY 6gc
s-sTAR coGNAc BRANDY- q oS
Oh. FeTand & Co. per bottle pA'-o
CAPITOL RfE-No. s; per gallon, 81
$3.50; full guar. ..........,......P pa
MONTICELLO RYE--Per gallon, S3i S5c
oGRAM RYE-per gallon. TIC
s2.75i full quart. ,.,........,. toS
CABINET MHiSKEf - per gallon, 65c
" SO; full guar. ...........,,.,o WV
SCOTCH LlQuE UPPER bottle PI.So
RAMSEY'S SCOTCH WHiSkEY - Q(lc
cAfiroRNiA PORT, ANGELICA, MusCA.
TEL and SWEET CATAWBA-per SEc
CALIFORNIA ClARETs AND RHINE
WlNES-spseislly priced at. per Goo
gallon, 81 IS, s3c and. .,,.,,,.., WV
IMPORTED PORT AND SHERRY -accord
Ing to age and quality per gallon, S1
CREME DE MEhTHE-selset do fSc
msstiei per bottle, ,............. WV
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
Inverted Gas Lamn

GENUINE INVERTED LAMPS
-eomp lete; spe- TX
cal SCC
GENUINE BLOCK LAMPS.
burner, GLOBE and CSc
mantle .-...-.......A CC
ALTON INVERTED LAMPS
with mantle and
s1HSf with fringe; S1.55
WELSBACH M ANTLES-in-
verified; regularly 25c;C1~
III SAS
JUPITER NANTES -1On
special ........... 4oS
NO. 4 WELSBACH MAN O.
TLES-special ........ OS
SEYMo CAP MAN O.
TIES "
NO. 1877 MANTLES- OEn
special ..-..........6 oS
YUSEA MANTLES-spe- Cnc
cial
]. MANTLES-at.. ZUc
FAMILY SCALES-straieht or
slanting dial; will weigh from
an ounce to "a lbs; SSc
special ..........-. Wv
CANlSTERS-7 lbs; stem 81
cilled; at. ...........-o w
DOUBLE FACED ZINC
WASH BoARDS-spe- Cno
cial SS
UDELL MING Ono
BOARD STANDS-at. wv
MEDICINE OR TOILET CABI-
NET S--two shelves, Ga
lock and key; special WV
Table Oil Cloth-5-4
W de; special, a 10
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-01
Groceries, Meats Fish, Deicassen Daylight Cakes and Wines
Majestic Hams

0old's hams or Hazel WesiphalIa
style hams , regularly 's'i l5Rc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
ELEPHANT RUNS AMUCK:
ONE WOMAN KILLED

shop aud out onto tho main street.
crossed tho street aud crushed
thtough the heavy plato glass win.
dow IN u store.
hetoro being rounded un N a
downtown public stable. tho animal
ttaihnlod an another man aud ae.
tionaiy 1efed him sith hla tnaka
One ~ the keepers attempted 10
suhdue the animal, but wnn hurried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17
c,rs Animal on Rampage Leaves Death in Trail
M,w Are Injured and Scores Frightened Nearly
TO DEATH

pam, STORAGE tank an elephant
ef the Sells rlate clreus tan amuek.
leaving death In its trail
THE Sells Fl0to circus. thfee
blocks dialgGso.. waa about tu omen
% tie aoos.essusoo'. o.. o. nance The
flrc casoossso toss sosOosq.een a. lower
tev bs'o q after dispensing the
crowd Woh'0 bsss a.<se I'D The
aslo ~ eAeFhasfs hrvaB-e unenn.
sfs.iia lsis asS ttssy dbAsh,se 10 the
east aiflo Il tias beNB MANY fssr
essua narrowly eseapea ytss tafariat
ed animals IN a ssoFt tlnaa. hnw
ever. all hut the largest Of the sis.
plants were rounded up
The laadrr uf The herd thea
changed hts reuFae aud entered
the eanrt Of the CisnNaod hotel.
enc Of the famous hosiultlcs Miss
Gibbs Vas Ia the yard The elc.
nhaht pinned heF against the hsuse
between his tusks. threw hcr "a the
around aud tfamnled ON her.
crushing her chest aud innietinK
lninrlns frum which she died At 10
q clock tast night The animal
then proceeded Ia the couFtway u
= Chapman attempted - swerve
the animal nom the enurt. lie
xss knocked do~n aud had several
ribs brokea and was otherwise In
tured.
The beast crashed through the
door. walked through the barber
Hsass.sssaaasssalsaasssas.1 lllisaaaaasssassa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

over a high fence, sustaining palm.
ful tnlurleg. Nut until fuul uther
elephants We're brought a. the
stable was the huge beast brought
under control and taken back to
the circus grounds
Miss 0lhhn was deueoneaa In
the First Congregational church Of
this city Hefnro coming here.
about three years agu. she had
been prominent worker IN the
sluma IN Chicago. Since her ar.
rival In ltiyorside she has been do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

iuE mission work among the chi
neHe aud Japanese population aud
hud Also made life work Of A.
slHtlng eonsuIaptiyea who arrived
here pcnulloaxD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

worth & Dunn. owners Of the doeH
IT the foot Of Broad ~ Patterson
claimed that he VAS injured la the
collapse Of dock under an lm
menss load Of asphalt The Jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

Robert Patterson. lonnshore
man. received nothing In his suit
for 1880 damages against Aims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

TO SEE BATTLEsHiPs.
Take boats at Pier : Ten roU@sl
trips daily zoe ruuu6 trip. 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

,..,,oeoros esg aodl =
.,a ~ a ere le'.a-'-'esF sieo
= '.s 49, . 4 Seads al fn'o'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

held that The liability vas ~ the
part - those who overwsiR1ited u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

The French and Arabs have IN.
raaed ia battle near Ain LefG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-17

u 5. Navy Ward Route steamer
Nonticslio leaves Flyer dock $50
ard 3. so .. IN. I 10 ard = p N. 80
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
MEASLES AND
hUNP5 ON BOAT
Quarantine Was Feared
But Restrictions Are
Removed

A great cheer burst from the Threats
Of over thousand soldier boys on the
transport Thomas this morning out.
side the harbor when the yellow flag
denOting that the boat was I'm quar-.
antine was pulled down. Everyone
feared that the boat would be in strict
quarantine all during It's stay in this
Bort, and the Joy was great when IL
was found out that the hoodOo had
been removed.
The boys who work for Uncle SAM
ike their little vacations whenever
they can get them, and transport stop,
Dvcrs usually AFFORD them the best
kind of an opportunity for good
time. Measles and humps combined,
and several cases of each, were the
cause of all the alarm among the boys
in blue. The doctors found out that
there was no further danger from the
contagious diseases. and they there.
fore declared the quarantine of
There are, besides the notables on
the transport, about 1850 enlisted men.
There are Sc officers and 81 civilians
on board. The Thomas will probably
remain here until Mondoy, though she
may be able to get away Saturday af.
tcrnOOn. This is left with the Port
Quartermaster, Captain Humphreys.
Twelve hundred tons of coal will be
taken aboard the transport here. She
carried United States mail, two days
later than the previous boat.
The wireless operators of the Shcr.
man and the Thomas We're in speak.
ing distance of each other for a couple
OF days and passed compliments back
and forth. One wireless posted ON
the bulletin board of the Thomas reads
as follows: Regards to the good old
Fourth The 9th Infantry company
Is on board the Thomas. This mes.
sage is similar to the others sent out
between the two boats.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
C0NSULS ASKED TO
,contInued from Pace u

lion. The matter was referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
T. Give Davies reported on the
matter Of fire insurance rates that
the committee appointed to investi.
gate had sought information at tho
head Offices of the insurance com.
panies, but in vain, and now advices
were expected from A. r. GurPey OF
the Board of Underwriters, which
would shortly be submitted to the
Chamber.
Those present were President Jas.
y. Morgan, Secretary II. p. Wood, +.
j. Lowrey, l.. T. Peck. w. NJ. Gilrard
j.. d. Tenney, r. Give Davies, A. w.
7. Bottomley, Il. |. Spalding.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
COUNTERFEITERS
Continued from Page y

ing the desired effect and heavier
sentences may be expected for this
crime from now on.
All Fa, who pleaded guilty to a
charge of Illicit distilling, was SEN
fenced to spend six months in Jail
and pay fine of $500. as well as the
costs, The same sentence was given
TO his partner in crime, All Sal. Nui,
who pleaded guilty like offense,
got of a little easier, being given
three months and fine of 800.
The sentence of Moses Lono was
continued till tomorrow morning.
Daisy Wagner changed her plea of
not guilty to one of guilty on the
charge of adultery, and Albert True
bood, connected in the same case, all
Sc pleaded guilty. NJ. j.. Coito,
charged with carrying on liquor
business without Federal license,
pleaded not guilty. The plea of Paia
on the same charge was continued
till tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
IN FOREIGN PORTS
CABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS
EXCHANGE.
Monday, March 9.

MONDAY, March y.
,.h'G HARBOR-S Sailed March .
S,Hr. Andy Mahoney. for Honolulu
AN NRANCISCO- Sailed March Z:
Al. S. S. Columbian. for Seattle.
Tuesday, March 10.
SA- FRANCISCO-Sailcd March 10.
=. NJ. S. s. Siberia, for Honolulu
y .O-Arriyed March .: =
Am. S. S. Enterprise, from San
Francisco.
Wednesday, March II.
SAN DlEGO--Arrived March 10:
All. S. s. Arizonan. from Sullna
Cruz.
SAN DlEGo-Sailcd March 10:
All. s. So Arizcnan, for San Fran.
cisco.
SGATTLE--Arrivcd March To-
All S. S. Columbian, from San
Francisco.
VICTORIA--Arriycd March 10:
Br S. S. Moana, hence March 3.
NdlILIIl-Sailcd March 9:
All. S. S. Texan, for Jilo.
KAHULUI-Arrived March II.
Am. S. s. Santa Rita, from Port liar.
ford.
HILO-Arrivcd March 10.
All. S. S. Texan, from Kahului.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed March II:
Am. S. $. Hilonian. for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed March II:
Br. S. S. Asia, for Honolulu.
Thursday, March IL. l.....
SAN FRANCISCO--Arrived March II:
Diego.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR
MADEIRA ON TRANSPORT

There are a number of people well
known in Honolulu on the Thomas.
Postoffce Inspector w. ]. Madeira
accompanied by Mrs. Madeira, are pas
sengers on board the transport, and
are en- route to the island of Guam
Inspector Madeira has been specially
detailed by the Postmaster General
to investigate the postal service AT
Guam, with Il view of lettering the
same. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Madeira
are well known in Hawaii. Mr.. Ma
deira having served as assistant post
master at Honolulu for two years
under the administration of former
postmaster Joseph NJ. Dat, and as
postmaster at Hilo for three years. He
was appointed q postofilce inspector
while holding the latter position, and
was detailed at ST. Louis, Mo-, for two
years, but is now connected with the
San Francisco Division of PostofIlce
inspectors. Mr.. and Mrs. Madeira
will 80 on to Manila from Guam by
transport Sherman, which follows the
Thomas in April.
Judge Robinson also came in on the
boat. He was about the happiest man
In the land when his feet touched the
soil of old Hawaii. Say, | haven't
had my feet warm since ] left the
country" he cried. when 1t comes
to a fine place to live, there Is no
place like this country. | certainly
am glad to get back"
Among the others who stop off here
ARE 10 marines for the local corps, .
blue Jackets, AZ men for the Goth In.
fantry, and two from the 9th Cavalry
who will go to the local marine hos.
pital They are sick with la grippe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
ARCTIC EXPLORER
CONTINUED from Page y

am now on a leave of absence and
have plenty of time. No; ! don't
want to talk anything about my Arc
tic experiences. am about through
with anything of that kind" .u
The General is well on in years,
but he is as straight and command
ing-looking as he was when he head
ed great expeditions that dared death
In the perils of the North, lie will
he placed on the retired list of Army
officers soon, probably before he re-
turns from his trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
aas Ra aR % u a II II
PASSENGERS BOOKED 81

y u u u y " u u n " "
Per stmr. Claudlne for Hilo and
Maui ports, March l3.-Dr. +. II.
Clarke, J. Wilder, Judge A. N. Kepoi.
kai, J. NJ. Vivas, d. II. Case, EnOs Vim
cent, C. c. Kennedy and wife, j. W.
Waldron, A. Haneberg, L. Helbush.
Per stmr. Mikahala, for Kauai,
March l2.-MIss Aldrich. Thco. Wolf,
L, A. Knudscn, Mrs. Cushingham, and
infant, A. G. Jordan, j. II. Vale, Lii.
llan Akina, Mrs. c. n. Spitz, r. X.
lyman, r. IYers,'R. N, Isenberg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
JAPANESE MATTER
HAS BEEN SETTLED

From the latest arrangements which
have been made by President Pink
nam and A. l.. c. Atkinson, represent
Ing the local Japanese, the seven Jap
ancse lepers from Molokai will arrive
here on the lwalanl Sunday morning
and be Transferred to the KasatO
Marn, which will leave shortly after
for Japan. The final arrangements
were made through Consul Saito, who
received a cable from his government
announcing readiness to receive the
men. This was referred to Washing,
ton, where the approval of the United
States Government was secured.
Four Japanese will still remain at
Kalaupapa though they wish TO so
back to their own country. They are
suffering from other troubles besides
leprosy, however, ana cannot be de-
ported at present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12
GIFFARD OPPOSES
CONTINUED from Page y

of the people here until IT could be
known definitely what the plans were.
"The matter of coastwise laws was
also taken up at the same meeting and
II was voted ms the sense of the meet
ing that the Chamber of Commerce be
requested to take immediate action
In concert with other local organlza-
lions toward securing from the pres
ent Congress such action as would be
most favorable for Hawaii
Respectfully submitted,
"F. j. LOWREY,
IL. T. PECK,
ALLEN w. r. BOTTOMLEI.'
Lowrey said that the provision of
the coastwise shipping bill which
made the new act imperative when Il
new line Of at least three steamers
was established between the Coast and
Hawaii was not very pleasing one,
and he moved THAT the President Of
this Chamber be requested to ask,
with the President of the Merchants
Association and the chairman Of the
Promotion Committee in cabling to
Washington urging the passing of the
bill relating to the carrying OF pas
sengers on foreign vessels for def
mite number of years or pending fil-
ture action Of Congress-"
Giffard voted against the resolution,
saying that he thought the action to
provide exceptions In favor of non
American vessels was un-Amorican.
1t was, he said, not favorable time
to urge such n measure since the ship
subsidy bill was now being pushed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

yOu tVi thSiu duVut IL III DulltllH
Want Ad.
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe. .
Dcntyne, the best chewing gum in
the market
Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel
St. Hack Co.
Ring up Scotty's when you want
good auto ride. Phone 1G7.
Putnam Health Pills make rich
blood; SOC a package Try them.
Bulletin Business Office Phone 256.
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1856.
Whitney 4 Marsh will hold a sale
of Childrcn's wash dresses next Mon.
day.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co. for
up-to-date repairs.
J. w. Waldron ana A. Hanebcrg
will leave in the Claudine tomorrow
afternoon at y. m.
Drink and the world drinks with
you" The Honolulu world is drink
ing at the Fashion saloon.
Repairing all kinds of typewriters.
Expert work. Hawaiian Office Spe-
cialty Co., Ltd. Phone 143.
For comfort and low nriced onto
service teIenbonc McI. cod Phone pa
flo knows Tho nIoces and tbo wqv 10
them.
Tansan. the only mineral water used
In the Orient mr. tho CoInnios Is now
IN bn obtained In uonoIuIu Ask vour
dealer for H.
A tclenhono message 70 d5-thc Met.
ronoliton Ncot Co Itd--will hring
Won as good meats as If Won uersonalIy
selected them
/ I,ondo viii vacatc his Fort street
store March oGtb and will occuny hi,
Hotel strcot store onposite tbe
younp urdcr his own infringement
Coat vour iron roofs with "Ar,hjc F.,
Va, ,c,i, ho s,,r,,riso1 -, a., o.,,,,ro
~" WI " 'u' ~ l'o" ~ ,S ~ ,'lis
anu pIeser'"'i'e proper''es' |aii'o'h,"
reed Co., agents
DO not forget that the stock at iee
CHAINS old store, 1905 Nuuanu street,
Is being sold out Tor less than cost,
and that no reasonable oifer VIII be
| l'luotu'
Attorneys A. n. Kepoikai, ID. H.
Case, j. NJ. Viyas and Enos Ninceht
are oooheu 10 depart On inc steamer
Clauuihe' wnIGh sa''S 'o"'or'o" "''e'
NOM ior MAUI ..,,
we lllahe d sPeo,uilS VI "u'oli ..,'li'
anu carrlase paihtlnS anu repIirlns'
LarBes. ana pest equipment III i,oh"
I4iu' me schuiiiah oa'Fiase w. L'u''
Msioi'anI st'eet
di,hcs whon ,,nn arc hmngry 10 Y,kimT
oystors Thov hayn 10 no cool,, /
right r. no good and ,hov cool, thon,
r,ght a, tbo pnyai Annoy wborr
"Scottv" holds forth
IS,nl, 7 iu,o hoo. :, oc,ro,rt hi,
r,trona and ,riondo thot bo 10 n,
iongor connected with tho Irniop uoc,
Stond Iooyo ordars for onyono n
his two machines with the Territori 4,
| Nossengor Service phone 2GI an,
hour dav mr. nipbt
Ercd Cburch has occontod tho man
sporont for tho aycncy nf Tonsar
| 4, ,,,,'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-12

Douglas II. Riker, a New York
publisher, III in bed with pneumonia,
battled for life with an Infatuated
bulldog, lie finally smothered the
animal in the bedclothes.