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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
NAVY DANCE At
THE YOUNG HOI!L

This evening will be the COM
mencement of a number of entertain
ments at the Young and Moana Ho-
tells, which will be given in honor of
the officers of the battleships Ala
bama and Maine. A naval hop will
be given at the Young Hotel. to
which all are cordially invited. Sec
rotary Jas. r. Garfield was a school,
mate of Fred. Churchs and they will
have many old times to talk over.
Church has taken charge of the en-
tertainment and advertising for the
two big hotels, and there will be
something doing every night that the
squadron is in port. Manager Hert-
sche is to be highly commended upon
his public spirit In his efforts to give
the men OF the Navy good time, and
the public should show appreciation
by their patronage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
DREIER FUNERAL
10 A. N. TOMORROW
Burial From Catholic CathedraI-Body
Now Lying In State at Beretania
Honle-Pali Bearers.

The body of the late August Dreier
is lying in state at his former home
on Beretania street, and will be taxi
en- from there to the Catholic Cathe-
dral, where mass will be celebrated
at 10 o'clock tomorrow forenoon. All
friends are invited to this service.
Immediately after the service the
funeral procession will leave the
church and proceed to Nuuanu GEM
etery, where the interment will take
place. The St. Louis Alumni quar-
tet will sing at the church and at the
grave.
The honorary pallbearers are: Ce-
ell Brown, +. a. Schaefer, A. 8. Cleg-
horn, +. Bertelmann. A. w. Seabury,
NJ. p. Robinson, S. Parker, II. Focke,
j. A. Kennedy, and Jas. l.. Holt.
The body-bearers are w. p. Jar
rett, Il. A. Berndt, c. A. Long. d. X.
Hoapili, J. NJ. Kunewa. w. p. Heine,
G. II. Rose, Pat Gleason, NJ. G. X.
Hopkins.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
LOCAL and GENERAL
The quickest exit from the outing
problem is by way Of the B Bulletin
Vacation Plan.
Rent Franklin cars. stkyds, stbls.'

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. us psn, zoe ,os xioc 80, VIZ
Torar,n Tarnoy ,aiahra,a5 his oi.,.
ty-third birthday on June 18th. He Is
still active and attends TO business
daily.
A wireless from the Hilonian states
that three stowaways were put off the
vessel this morning while she was on
hoko Head. :, -, v.n,o,,,,, o,o s,,,
aon,s n" wepe n n, ,nu mn ,hs M,n n
Ken which left at noon today for
Maui and Hawaii.
ID, Evans. chief OF the Division of
the Insuar Experiment Stations. ar.
| rived In this city this morning on
board the batileship Maine.
On installments Of 80 per mouth you
can purchase White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny Il Co. Ltd,
agents. 1866 Fort st. Phone ass.
Get your butter where you know
what II Is made OIL Inc Metropontail
Meat 70, VIII serve you wi.h 'he pest
there IL III 'he CITY Telephone 20.
Watch 'ne De saie VI ehioroiueries
Ut bio'h 'nis Weeh' Enioro'ue'es III
oWiss' canioric' anu Na,isooh u. oo
per YARD ana up III "iu'hs vi IL H.
10 ihs'
II you have never been to Haleiwa
go this week ana get one OF me ex
cellent meals served there. ii you
have visited that popular hosiery
go again.
II YOUR cash register does not work
inst right. take Il IN the expert a,
the Houo;;on nN,,e Snec;altv n
S.S Do $40
D'u' o"'
Ihere are more iuhny uhlhss 10 SCI
IN 'ne way y. s". n. anu a ,,o' Tau ,a"s u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
TAR SPORTS
CONTINUED from Peye y

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,ham ~ ,hau c,ro 70 NAV no
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1pJahn, Snr,, OH In, nnr mon will
hnw OIL wro.,io with ,oc,I cbor,n,ons
=, ,,,,.a', al ,va,,h,s con ho arrnngo5
wa oonnot nlay Soot.hoI, nj 10,
,o,,i, W. wi,, glnd,v enter any
'wa,,,, NO, uan,,onod 4, wo have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
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Temperatures-6 a. M, II: 8 a..
M, "a; 10 u. M, "A; noon, rs; morn
Ing minimum, 81.
Barometer. s a. M, 30.12; abso-
lutte humidity, a. m, 1851 grains
per cubic foot; relative humidity, 3
a. M, 81 per cent. dew point, $ a.
m, so.
Wind-6 Il. m, velocity IS, direc-
ton r; s a. m, velocity 1G, direc-
ton Il; 10 n. m, velocity 10, direc-
ton Il; noon, velocity IL, direction
Me-
Rainfall during "a hours ended
s a. m. .03 inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon. 293 miles.
WIN. Is. STOCKMAN,
Section Director, U. s. Weather
Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
LOST, sTRAYED, OR STOLEN.

From residence of T.. ID. Tenney, PEN
sacola and Lunalilo, Friday. June
r., sorrel pony, l3 l-2 hands,
reached main and tail. Suitable
reward II returned to above adv
dress. 402S-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
SITUATION WANTED

japanese cook, best references, wants
position. Address Nishi, Bulletin.
4029-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the
Transportation Committee Wednes-
day at II a. m. at the office of Jas.
VI, Morgan. BY ORDER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16

Sales--Between Boards: 100 Haw.
Sug. Co., $35; 100 Olaa, 81.
Latest sugar quotation 4.39 cents or
ss7 80 per ton.
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Artistic Slim.

1t is a frequent matter Of lamenta-
ton on the part of artists that one OF
their number may spend genius and
time on q piece of work. only to fail
conspicuously in small detail.
There is a story that one Royal acade-
mician gave a hand five fingers and a
thumb and that another painted a liye.
lobster bright red.
The clever Goodall had been engaged
In painting 81 number Of laborers drag
cling q hug stone across the desert
when a TAI of science entering the.
studio said to him: II say, Goodall, If
you want those fellows to pull that
stone you must double their number.
1t would require just twice as many
for the task"
But it is not modern painters alone
who slip up on points of accuracy.
Even Albrecht Durer in a scene repre-
senttng Peter denying Christ painted
n of the Roman soldiers in the act Of
smoking. Turner put a rainbow be-
side the sun, and In another picture he
got fearfully tangled in the ships rig
ging.-Chicago Record-Herald.
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1t Is conceded that the insurgents
will have a majority in the state
republican convention which assem-
HES at Huron april ! TO select dele
gates to the national convention.
But 1t will be by q small majority.
not to exceed thirty delegates, and
this shows a decided falling of on
the part Of the insurgent forces
throughout the state. There is q
vast difference Ia the majority Of
delegates which assembled In Sioux
Falls two years, when there vas
something like q majority of 265.
and the mere handful of thirty
majority that will control the con-
vention at Huron. From the election
returns which have ::heen received
from the state-.indicate. however.
that the June primaries will very
likely show a different result, and
for this reason: The popular vote
will be conferred on the personal
candidacy Of Senator Kittredge and
Governor Crawford 1t will be the
case where these two gentleman will
be voted on directly and not for dele
gates as their Representative s.. The
vote will be on the popular basis and
every vote in tile state will be
counted either for or against them.
AS in the primary Just held Senator
Kittredge might have carried the
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ETHAN.

Ethan. March. 6.-George Brunnell
will soon leave for Midland, where
he has a claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barker were
given a farewell party on the farm
last Saturday evening. They have
moved into town since then, having
purchased the S. j.. Wilson residence
in the north end town.
Mrs. Pinnell of Alexandria. las
been visiting her daughters,
Mesdan es Gallagher and Tilt this
week.
S. q. Oathout expresses his thanks
to his efficient help Mho edited the
paper for him while he was absel t in
Ohio and Kentucky.
There will be a young peoples
prayer meeting in connection with
the choir practice in the NJ. r.
church, Saturday evening.
Mrs. zehnpfening, also Mrs.
Lammon is on the sick list.
Donk and STOPPER will have a
Cooking exhibit" 10 their store
from March 16, to March 81. A
souvenir will be presented to each
lady and hot biscuit and coffee Will
be served each day.
1t looks as If the Farmers Elevator
Co., of Ethan mean business. Frank
Shannon was sent to Sioux Falls
Wednesday as a delegate to the
Farmers Grain Dealers Association
of s. d. 1t has been published that
the new elevator here will be In
operation on July l., next.
Rev. Mcdonald was called here to
Mitchell Tuesday evening by the
illness of his son. The meetings
have been continued through the
week however under the leadership
of Rev. Stahl.
e. +. Drake. Arthur Drake, W. s..
Snyder. Elmer Barker, George
Eastman and J. L. Gallagher we're
among those WHO went to Mitchell
on Friday to hear Gov. C'awf ford
speak.
Lynn Gordon and Hazen Pinnell
we're guests Of friends here a few
days this week. These boys are 4lesi-
dent Of Alexandria.
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lOU0l Z.
Number OF voting precincts l8.
The Primaries to select delegates
20 the county convention shall be
held Tuesday, March 10, 1908, at
the following polling places between
the hours Of 8 p. M. and S:30 p. ~.
Perry townshjp. In school house
no. z.
Badasr township, in school house
10. /.
Blendon township. in school house
10. 8.
IT. Vernon township and Village
II town hall. In MI. Vernon Village.
Heniah township In school house
no.
Mitchsll township. in Sheri1's
once "a court house.
ProsDer township, in school house
No.
Lisbon township, In school house
sN0ss
Union township, in school house
BsEes ~to.nship, In school house
assectioD gl6.
1Ef{SENEtfuNSs w. G4~T4lsf fS-AHG=EL
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The Mitchell Capital.
FRIDAY. MATCH 10, 1908.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
To the republican electors of The

To the republican electors Of The
state Of South Dakota:
The republican state committee Of
South Dakota, in compliance With
statutory requirements, has called a
delegate convention of the repuD-
licans of the state of South Dakota,
to meet in the city of Huron, S. D.,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of April,
1908, at 10 O'Clock, noon, for the
purpose of electing eight delegates
and eight alternates, to attend the
republican national convention to be
held in Chicago, June 18th, 1908, for
the purpose >of nominating a candi-
date for the Office of president of the
United States, and a candidate for
the Office Of vice president of the
United States. Also for the purpose
OF formulating a national platform
for the republican party.
The ratio, As fixed by law. will be
~ follows: Each county shall have
one delegate for each one hundred
votes, o # major fraction thereof, cast
for Hon. Coe /. Crawford, republican
candidate for governor, at the cleo
ton of 1906.
The representation to which the
several counties will be entitled un-
- !. H.. oo11- IL. = A
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The Minnesota democrats have
been heard from. They have en-
dorsed Governor John A. johnson as
a candidate for the presidential
nomination, and it has set the Bryan
democrats TO thinking some~bat.
The johnson candidacy which had
Its first inception away down east.
has been received In che west with
some questioning, for the reason
that the fellows out west could not
feel that the eastern democrats we're
choosing him for any special reason.
other than to defeat Bryan. 1t took
a lot OF discussion among the Mime
sofa democracy before they could
endorse Governor johnson, and now
that 1t has been accomplished the
results will be watched with a great
deal of interest. When questioned
as to. the announcement Of the
Minnesota governors friends. Mr..
Bryan declined to make any kind OF
a statement.
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Tohin township. In school house
No. 16.
Rome township, in Burns Lumber
office, Ethan.
Mitchell City, First Ward in Fred
BJodstrup's carpenter shop, lot l3,
Llock is, original plat.
Mitchell City Second Ward, in
Travis Second Hand Store, block 10,
original plat.
Mitchell City. Third Ward, court
house room.
Mitchell CITY, Fourth Ward in city
hall, block s. original plat.
BY order OF the republican county
central committee.
Henry Swindler,
Chairman.
George Like,
Secretary.
Dated at Mitchell S. d. February
l5, 1908.
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ETHAN,

Ethan, March, ll.-Mrs. Carrie
Cole left Monday for Brookings,
where she expects to remain .same
time with her son, Fred.
Quite a little excitement over the
primary election was noticed Tues
day.
Mrs. Ortman's new barn begins to
loom un as al>o Dies Mrs. Saniord's
new house.
About rs people attended the
l ctu,e given In Tobev's hall on
Monday night by NJ. L. Mcphail.
of Miller NAL Dawn faith
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Dabler, Of
Mitchell. ca,ne down to listen to
Mr.. Mrphail's preaching.
Mrs. a. c. Drake and Grace and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-13

One day along in ninety-Gx
] saw the funny name NcMix.
! wondered who McMix might b.
An Irtshman or scotchman he.
Ny memory-was 1t playing tricks19
Perhaps I'd me- this man McNlix,
Yet did my recollection lack ~
That somewhat unfamiliar Mack"
McCarty I have known for long.
1cCabes. Netherlands in a thronE:
McManuses-oh. five or six!
But where. now. did l meet McMix?
you have not known him, have not met
McMix." a still small voice says. "yet,
But worry not-as old time ticks
The years away you'll meet McMix.
"From out the vast will he appear
And spend with you a whole long veal.
About one year from now. Just wait
You'll meet McMix. which is a date:
MCMIX."
-Robertus Love in Puck
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A Lesson In Grammar.

In a certain mountainous region the
teachers are appointed with little ques-
ton concerning their grammatical
orthodoxy. Occasionally. however. a
wave of school reform sweeps through
the valleys. and uMdesise,l pxamlnA-
lions are thrrlSt upon embarrassed ped
agogues.
1t was during one of these periods OF
intellectual d..sconlfayt thai the follow
ing spn. Nnce was giTan: .'l,le iird
flew Over tn house" accompanying
it WIS TIE query. Is '6oaH' . Regular
or an ilpegglar vpab?"
One teacher after another SHOOK his.
head h~opeless!v despite the SLOW.
thought inSnigin" fashion in which the,
examiner repeaged the perpleXing fact
that The = bird flew over = the =
house"
Finally Il nan rose in the rear. and,
with the assurance of one who puts
his trust in logic and Il practical knowl-
edge of natural history. he volunteered
q solution. Said he:
eff that bird which flew over the
house was Il wild goose. 1t went in a
straight, regular line. so the verb Is.
regular. But if it was a lockwood
that few over the house. then it went
in a crooked. zigzag line. and 50 the
verb I. .rregulax."
All but the grammar bound exam
liner were satisfied with this sensible
and rational explanation. - Youths
Companion.
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state by The popular vote aud still
have.lost. but with the popular vote
coming his way in June, nolwitl,-
standing the fact the republican cou-
yention in June might have a laraer
number OF delegates, still ! G wo@ld
have the en- siorsement of the people
OF the state. III is conceded that
there was little Importance attached
to the first primary in tt e way CT
senatorial matters, and the iusur-
gents are the authority for the state
ment. They have urged Ill along
that the first primary woslI nave
little or no influence o. til second
primary. The incle sed 5ole
throughout the cout ii S for The STA
warts indicates that u eY have
gained. In a 9feIt many j stances
where the insurgents carried c antics
it was by q Very narrow M reil !,
while the stalwa-t counties have
shown large majorities and Tears ut
the assertion that the poplar ! 9 e
will be delivered to Senator kittre se
at the June primaries.
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Glory Exsr,where.

A Methodist minister was much an.
hoyed by one Of his hearers frequently
shouting out during the preaching
"Glory! Praise the Lord!" and the
like. Though often reproved. the hap.
py member persisted in expressing
himself.
One day the minister invited him
to tea and. to take bis mind from
thoughts Of praise. handed him a sci.
enti6c book. full Of dry facts and Dc.
ures. to pass the time before tea.
Presently the minister was startled
By a sudden outburst Of GLORY"
"Halleluiah!" and "Praise the Losd!'
what is the matter. man7' asked
the minister
why. this book says the sea is five
miles deep?"
"Well. what Of that?"
"Why. the Bible says my sins have
been cast into the depths Of the sea.
and II it is that deep | need not be
afraid of their ever coming up again.
Glory!"
The minister gave up hopes Of re
toxninH bin.
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III u IN
SHE HAD SOMETHING TO SAY
And the Fact That 1t is Leap Year
Made Him Uneasy.

And the Fact That 1t is Leap Year
Made Him Uneasy.
"There is something" said the sweet
though rather plain girl as she moved
q little nearer to the young man. that
I have for a long time wished to tell
you"
Great h%eavens!" he thought. This
Is leap year! Why was | fool enough
to answer? This is horrible" Then.
drawing himself up rather proudly
and assuming an air of reserve that
was hardly natural to him. he replied:
"You cannot have wished to say any.
thing to M for so very long. We have
not known each other long. you
know.
"Not long as some people reckon
time perhaps. but long enough. don't
you think. to be perfectly frank with
each other? ] hope you will permit me
toto say
She paused. apparently in doubt as
to the propriety Of continuing. and he
drew a deep breath. hoping his frigid.
tty might have caused her to recon.
slider.
THAT Is" she went on. 81 hope you
may accept in the proper spirit what ]
have to say. I know should. IL l were
In your place. take It as a great kind
ness. Still hardly dare go on. for
there is not among all the girls l know
one who northumberland is-who-
would
He looked about for a chance to es-
cape. but no way seemed to be open.
and. shutting his lips tightly. he wait.
ed for her to continue.
-"who would" she went on have
the courage to tell you. But. really,
don't you think you ought to quit plas-
tering your hair down over your fore
head as you doi You would look SO
much more intelligent than you do II
you auffed it up a little"
: With a glad cry he caught both Of
her hands in his and assured her that
she was the best friend he had in the
world.-Chfcago Record-Herald,
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Myrtle Tobin took The north bound
passenger Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Viola Walstrum, of Cali
fornia. has rturned to her home,
leaving Ethan on Wednesday. She
was accompanied by her brother
George Adams and little daughter.
The teachers and pupils of Ethan
publ: schools will have one we k
vacation beginning March IL.
Miss Roma French visited Prof.
Daunon's pupils Tuesday a%ftefnooo.
Thomas Tiff, the new proprietor
OF the barber shop is enjoying a
good trade.
,Practicing Gu the Easter ptosrams
VIII soon BEGIN.
/: a ver enjoayble tinle was had by
the young folks from Ethan who
We're favored with an Invitation Ia
the Leap Year party at Lambert
Lowrie's last Saturday night.
Charlie Lewis spent last Sat urday
aud Sunday with his cbum. Haley
Trow.
Quite a number of Ethanites took
nnday's afternoon passenger going
nottl.
Mrs. John Clement is spending a
fe" days visiting her relatives at
Emery and Spencer.
Mis. a. NJ. Pierce and son Rumble
went to Ieola last Sunday where
they will visit MIR. Pierce. who is in
business There and where the family
will move is soon as their new home
there is comllt ted.
Lou Lottelman and Harley Wad-
kins left Mond " for points in the
northern part of the state.
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The Republican County Committee
q Dawson county, In compliance
With statutory requirements, has
called ! delegate convention Of the
county OF Dawson, state Of South
uLkpta, to meet in the Court house
of said county In the city Of Mitchell,
Dawson county. South Dakota on
TaeadeU;the oath day Of March, 1908.
. nspal1kp. p,.strtAesanFposse
0-slls&taillII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
atAte conysaltimlnNsGNf thesReutllilaInl
Qrty which stssto be held at Huron,
south Dakota, April Z, 1908, for the
oorposs OF selecting eight delegates
q the republican national con-
vontion.
The { tsen.xtl0n will be ono
Aslegate for each twenty-five vote.
- msjor traction thereof, cast for
Governor Coo /. Crawford at the
aectiontof 1908 and one delegate ct
aarse Tor each voting precincts g
1olloWs:
Basis Of representation Of delegates
- Dawson county, s. D.
Precinct. Delegates.
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PROSPER.

Prosper, March. 12.-The farmers
will soon have to think about getting
into the fields II this weather stays
by US much longer.
Miller Bros, OF Washington, Iowa,
who have purchased the Hendrickon
farm have arrived and are nov busy
getting settled.
Chas. and John Hendrickson have
got their new houses about completed
and expect to move into them.in the
near future.
Some of the young people Of this
vicinity attended the surprise party
on Halvor Christensen Monday even
Ing. Mr.. Christensen arrived here
from Denvor. COL, about two We. Ks
ago and expect to spend a few days
In this vicinity.
Mrs. Oliver Strand has been sick
for a few days but is now somewhat
better.
K. S. Rudd is on the sick list but,
Is now reported better.
Theo. Anderson has been quite
busy this week moving back on his
old farm.
O. T. Oleson is preparing his auc
tion sale for tire 26tn Of March.
Some of the young people of east
Prosper are quite busy preparing for
the entertainment and basket social
that is to be held. at the Thomas
school house Friday evening, March
20. EVERYBODY welcome. Entertain
ment commences at 8 O'Clock.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-13

With Glass of Codington carrying
his county the insurgent leaders a,e
confronted with a condition whether
to drop Hall or Parker to retain the
good will OF C%odington county.
However, under the great freedom
OF the primary law these leaders have
no business really to give utterance
to anything to indicate their personal
choice between their candidates.
That decision is TO be left with the
people.