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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

ney Ballou, Mrs Brown. Mrs. Knud-
sen. Doctor Stokes, and Mr.. Jack
Atkinson. Marguerites and ferns
formed the centerpiecc.
y 4
"Kainalu," the palatial residence
of James Castle, Esq, was the scene
of beautiful dinner on Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Souther-
land and the Misses Switzerland.
Mrs. Castle is still too Ill to return
to Honolulu, and is at her country
place, The Dunes" at Laie. Mrs.
Allan White was hostess. The South
erlards are close friends of the
Longs, so well known in Washington
and relatives of Mrs. James Castle.
Among the guests who arrived this
week are reglstered: Rlces, Kauai;
Robinsons, Kauai; Gays, Kauai; Will
CoEes, Kauai; Sanborns, Kauai; Hon
ners, Hawaii; Moirs, Hawaii; Watts,
Hawaii; Kinds, Hawaii; Rentons, Ha-
wall; VOTERS, Hawaii; Athens, Maui;
Gays, Lanai; Conradts, Molokai; Bru-
ae.s, Hawaii; and others.
4 4
Haleiwa has been a fpvorite place
to motor to these past moonlIght
nights, and many have taken advan-
tage of them. On Tuesday Mr.. and
MIS-. Frank Anterior motored there
with a party OF friends and wero sorv
I'd a delicious dinner The splp home
la the moonlight was ontrarcing
p \ -
Miss Carmen Glove who has hoor
tho guest Of the Hcdemonps for COW
eraI months nvnocts to rot,,rn A. ,,a,
gust.
&
Mrs. hugustus KnuIeo, NJ ,or,t
is at the Hotel .pIoo.anto, ro. No.,
week. She is being much e,tertain,d
ior she is very uonuIar in socioty
I. +
One of the dcIIchtruI events or tho
week was a tea given by Miss Robert.
son I'm honor of nor eistor Nil CT,
r. j.
Mr. and Mo wo,,,o,, ,,.,.o -,
~ buiIt a Oro ro,,, 49,, T., t,,,.,,o,',
park coIIoo, nm. -, ''''''''I y.
his week ~ " ~ .
Mr. Torn NIocro,, on.on.,,..,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18
asst SATURDAY afternoon wa.

perfect Waikiki day, and the
bathing party and tea given
by Mrs. F. II. Humphris at
tracted nearly seventy-five
guests to the popular Moana
Hotel. Little tables on the lanai,
shaded by the many trees and adorn-
ed with yellow and white daisies,
looked very attractive. A large ia
Bile under the famous hau tree, sur
rounded by circular seat, attracted
many, for a most delicious punch,
brewed by Doctor Humphris was
served. A surfing party quite en-
joyed the large waves which were
usually tremendous, even for Wal
kiki. The tea was given in honor of
Mrs. Switzerland and the Misses Har-
riet and Mary Switzerland. Every
body was charmed with the guests
of-honor,. and they are In love al
ready with our free Island life. Cap
tain Rodman, their cousin, had told
them much of Honolulu, and that
they were not disappointed is most
flattering. .. r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

instances consisted Of whole trees.
ablaze with colored lights. There
were five tables. all beautifully dec
Grated, and the tables were draped in
paper of purple and gold, the college
Colors. Neither time, money, or taste
had been spared to make the affair
the perfect success It was, and Mrs.
Renton is never so happy as when
contributing to the good times of her
family and friends. Kaai's popular
orchestra furnished the inspiring mu-
sic.
Mrs. Hermann Focke was the hos
tess of a pretty luncheon on Satur-
day last in honor of Mrs. Clifford
Wood, who has just returned from
abroad. The color-scheme was
mauve. well carried out In violet and
asters The pace-cards, dainty bits,
were painted bg the hostess. Mrs.
focke has quite "a talent for paint
ing and her water-colors are very ar
tistic. The guests included Mrs. S.
M. Damon, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs
NJ. Phillips, Mrs. Mary WiddeReld.
Miss Felkner. The guests played
bridge throughout the afternoon.
\ r
DR.. Stokes of the Relief gave a
jolly little luncheon on Sunday at
which were present several promi-
nent medlcos. Among them were
DR.. Humphris. DR.. Warehouse, DR..
Sinclair, DR.. Hodgins, and Major and
Mrs. WOdehouse, Miss Katherine
Stanley, Mr.. Halves, and Captain Car
ter L. S. n. The Relief is Il model
hospital ship. fitted with every
known convenience for the III and
wounded. 1t quite resembles a float
ing hotel on sanitary lines.
r X
Captain and Mrs. Rees entertained
at dinner at The Pleasanton on Sat
urday evening in honor of Mrs.
Southerland and the Misses Harriet
ana Mary Switzerland. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II. Focke,
Doctor and Mrs. Langhornc, Captain
Nelson, and officers from the Yank-
ton. Golden showers beautifully dec
GRATED the table. Captain and Mrs.
Rees are already favorites here, and
they entertain exceedingly well.
X
Major and Mrs. Wodehouse enter
tained on Monday at dinner In honor
OF Mrs. MacKinnon, who made so
many lifelong friends during her
visit here.
Among others who entertained her
were the Alexander Youngs, who had
luncheon in her honor on Sunday
and Sunday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Humphris gave dinner for Mrs.
MacKinnon.
Mrs. MacKinnon departed in the
Alameda and she held an impromptu
reception on board, for dozens of her
friends arrived to wish her "bon voy-
age and to bedeck her with Ieis.
She carried beautiful bouquet of
roses and was constantly giving her
London address to the numerous adj
mirerS who greatly regret her going
away SO soon.
r X
The dinner which Doctor and Mrs.
Langhorne gave at The Pleasanton
on Monday evening was attended by
Captain and Mrs. Rees, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Swanzy, Judge and Mrs. Sid
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18
THE White SQUADRON
(BY Arthur JoHNsToNE)

Full glorious meath the banner of the free
Now sails our earh-encircling squadron DER
The vast Pacific where great fleets before
Have poughed and fought and AYE sails the sea
That Time has made the strange fatality
Of men and nations! Here the hollow roar
Of sullen strife still sounds on every shore,
And wings remembrance of the years that be
Evanshing mad, insensae war,
We welcome now our bristling ships of peace,
That in their strength shall teach men from affair."
Sailing deepseaward for red wars surcease
Blind Goddess! tits the hour mankind should know
Those quarrels are best that end without the blow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

The dinner which Doctor and Mrs.
Langhorne gave at The Pleasanton
on Monday evening was attended by
Captain and Mrs. Rees, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Swanzy, Judge and Mrs. Sid
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

Mrs. J, W, Wrcnn Of KahuluI has
taken rooms at the Hawaiian hotel In
order to meet her nephew, Mr. w. 4. /
Blnzo, who Is one OF the boys on the
U. S. S. Kansas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

Mrs. II, Focke gave a luncheon on
Monday in honor Of Mrs. Harold Rice
of Kauai, Among those present were
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18

wsnted-clean cotton rags at Re view office. SI5.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18

Should address him as Your Ex eellency,' as MT. President or as just 'President'?"
 I'm sure l don't know. Just mur President and l guess he won't know the difference"
 This conversation overhead at one of the White House receptions, is in dicative of the difficulty with titles encountered by visitors to the nation al capital. Nor Is there any printed guide to follow. These things must be learned from wellposted frienus or mistakes will be made.
 In ye olden times no one ever thought of addressing the chief ex ecutive of the United States less for mally than as Your Excellency," bui that expression is now relegated to the list of things that were. "Mr. President" is the correct form, potn in speaking and writing. MT. Roose- welt has even eliminated The Execu tive Mansion" as the name of the presidents official residence. and his stationery bears the simple inscrip- ton, The White House"
 It is not only with the title of the chief executive that the initiated find difficulty, for there are many forms to be learned. For instance, cabinet officers are not addressed as Sec retary Root or Secretary Garfield" |" but as MT. Secretary" On the other hand, senators are addressed by their titles, as Senator Lodge" Senator Hlae." A few people prefix the MT. !" saying MT. Senator" byt it is not considered as necessary, and by some is pronounced an affectation.
 Polite usage requires, invariably, the prefix to the titles of members of the supreme court. For instance, one addresses the chief justice as "Mr. Chief Justice" and the associate justices as "Mr. Justice" although in making an introduction, one would add the name as, "Mr. Justice White"
 The rule which applies to the presi- dent applies also to the vice president and to foreign ministers, who ai . aa- dressed as "Mr. Minister" but in the case of ambassadors the form, Your Excellency." is used except where one is reasonably well acquainted, when the simpler "Mr Ambassador" Is adopted, and in every instance one or other of these terms is used in stead of the diplomats personal title of baron. count, or whatever it may be.
 Throughout the government service there are officials who are addressed by their titles with the prefix "Mr." such as the civil service commissio1- CTS, the interstate commerce commis- sions. the comptroller of the treasury, and it is always safe when in doubt to so address man who holds pub lie office.
 With members of the house the simple "Mr." should be used, and not Congressman" which Is regarded as provincial, despite the fact, that President Roosevelt is apt to use that form. There are some members of
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18
GAN THEY CONTROL
 PRICE 0F COPPER?
Strong interests Want To Put It On Same Basis As
 Steel Output.

BOSTON, Feb. 17-A prominent mining man closely identified with the Cole-Ryan and Phelps-Dodge inter est says:
 I have noted for some time ten dency on the part of the Amalgam ated, CoIe-Ryan and Phelps-D Dodge interests to work for the stability of copper prices through the control of the output.
 Their ambition is to control the price of copper in the same manner that the price of steel rails is con troiied. This cannot be brought about in day or year, but it is a matter that has received great deal of thoughtful attention.
 "The leading copper interests do not believe that stockholders inter ests in the various companies are conserved by the liquidation of their assets through the ga le of copper at near the cost of production. It may be poor policy for the Amalgamated and Phelps Dodge interests to hold the umbrella for the low cost pro ducers. They think it is better even to do this than unnecessarily to dis sipate their assets without adequate profit when by passing their output according to the law of supply and demand they can receive a better average price for their product.
 Copper ought to be the easiest controlled commodity ia the world. Its production is limited and the bulk of 1t is in few hands. A sta ble price Tor the metal would be bet ter for the consumer as well as the producer. Previous to the formation of the United States Steel corpora. ton, the price of steel rails fluctuat- ed between s15 and $S5 per ton.
 Tn discussing this situation recent ly with New York copper interest spoke about the inability to get the Calumet & Hecla into an agreement to create a stable price for copper and one of the leading New York copper interests replied:
 That may be true, but you must consider that the Calumet & Hecla controls smaller percentage of the total output every year and they are now seeking new properties to retain taeir control of the lake brand, l have often wondered to what extent the Amalgamated interests might be back Of the opposition % Calumet & Hecla control of osceola.
 do not anticipate that this ideal copper situation can be brought about in a hurry, but I think it will be rec ognized that stability in copper prices is a situation within the realm of reason"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18
.PL AGUE OF TITLES
 AT WASHINGTON

the lower house of congress who like to be addressed as Congressman, and it is probably in defere1ce tC such preference that, the president has adopted the expression. Tht speaker of the house is always ad dressed as MT. Speaker
 Army and navy circles also present no little confusion because of the con flict between official titles and socia usage. For instance, those who know never address, socially, a lieutenant by his title, despite the fact that he is so designated in the Army Register and is so addressed by his brother of ficers when on official business. He is simply "Mr. Smith" or whatever his name may be. and receives his title, in the social world, only wAeI he reaches the grade of captain. Bu you may object, every one refers tC and addresses the leader of the Ma rine band as Lieutenant Santel mann" Very true. and that Is because Lieutenant Santelmann Is not com missioned officer. He receives the titlee by virtue of his position as leader, of the Marine band, which carries with it the rank oE lieutenant and, therefore, every officer, whether speaking socially or officially, Is pune tillious to use the title. And so, too, is the same care exercised by every officer, should he have occasion, SO cially, to speak to or communicate with an enlisted man of any arm of the military service, to address nim by his rank alone, as Sergeant Corporal, Private"
 In the navy, the discrepancy be- tween the official designations and SO officer below the rank of commander receives, socially any title other than Mir" while a commander is always addresser as Captain" That is, mod. shipmen, ensigns, heutenants and lieutenant commanders are all .ad4 dressed as "Mr." except, of course, officially.
 There are a few other complica- uoHs in the army and navy as the re. suit oS staff titles. For instance, the captain of infantry whom you met yesterday may have become a major today by virtue of his assignment to a staff position carrying that rank. while when you meet him next year he may have returned to "the line' and again become captain. This rule obtains also in the navy. Rear Admiral William s. Cowles, brother inlaw- to the president, is now an admiral because he is filling the posi- ton of chief of the bureau d equip ment, but should he return to "the line" he would again be Captain Cowles" until he attains his promo ton to the higher rank.
 Generally speaking, however, the difficulties here enumerated cUver, practically. all the problems in titles, which confront the visitor to Wash ington, or one who may spend short sojourn near an army post or military or naval college.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18

affair, among those present being Secretary Loeb, Commissioner Bal finger oS the land office; Director Newell of the reclamation sc-v rec: Congressman Mondell, of Wyoming: Solicitor General Hyot, of the depart. ment Of justice; Special Agent Hol. combe. of the interior depa-cment; Solomon Luna, H. Q. Eursu'n, c. M. Carr. Mark Thompson aad .nany oth. CT New Mexico people.
 Among mony interesting speeches was that of Congressman MonGeil ,.t Wyoming, who declared that he could assure unanimous support for tae New Mexico statehood bill at the next ses sion of congress.
 The bill making an appropriation for the sixteenth National Irrigation Congress will undoubtedly pass.
 The bill confirming the sale of ter riforial lands will be favorably re- ported from the house committee and will probably be passed this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18
ARIZONA PRESS OPINION
(Forence Blade)

Hon. Mark Smith has introduced a bill in congress, providing for sepa- rate statehood for Arizona He can be depended upon to make an earnest and able fight TOT Ine passage of this bill and will have behind him in the effort the unanimous support of every true Arizonan irrespective of politics. But while the justice of his cause is beyond question and the fitness of Arizona for the assumption of the duties and responsibilities of state hood beyond dispute it is not to be expected that the republican majority in congress will. right on the heels of a presidential election, consent to the creation of i, a state almost certain to chose democratic presidential electors. The political conscience of congress has become so hopelessly corrupted that it regards right and justice as a secondary consideration and accepts political expediency as it's governing motive
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18
PROPOSES CURRY AS
 THE FIRST SENATOR

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.--"Lasi governor of the territory and first senator of the new state of New Me9 ico." is the way Solomon Luna intro duced Gov. George Carry at the ban quet given at the New Willard hotel by the New Mexico contingent in Washington.
 The banquet was rat'er notable
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18
(Cifton Copper Era)


 Clifton has been advancing so rap idly of late that the time for incorpo- ration is ripening Health conditions have always been remarkable, when it is considered that TO rigid system of sanitation has been adopted. Clifton Is naturally healthy place but with incorporation it could be made much better. Men with families are locating here rapidly and in that capacity Cliff ton has improved more than 50 per cent in the past eight years. Many Of the people in Clifton take the best of care of their premises and to do so it costs them more than 1t would under incorporation. The advantage of in- corporation is the fact that those who do not take care of their premises will be forced to do so. Many little cities of much less importance than Clifton have incorporation and get along in most satisfactory manner. The columns of the Era are open to the citizens of, Clifton for expression of their opinion as to incorporation, as well as all matters of public nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-18
(mohe Silver Reltl

That section of the Arizona press which has been saying much of select ing the two candidates to the republE can national convention from the judi ciary of the territory. is now silent as to that proposition. The papers which advocated it have probably dis covered that it is to the purpose of the Arizona judiciary to keep out oi politics and which purpose is warmly approved by the public at large.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07
Notice to All Road People.

There is a prevailing idea that
the County Commissioners are di-
rectly responsible for all roads-but
We want to put the people right on
this subject First each precinct has
a trustee who is supervisor of the
roads in his precinct, and appoints
all road overseers and makes his re.
port to this board
II Is also the duty of each person
to take an interest ana help the
township boards in getting the af-
fairs worked out to the best inter
est of all alike
We have notified each trustee to
have his oyersecrs TO go to work
and do such work as will be to the
best interest Of all the people And
all changes, or work that is neces-
sary in your precinct, make it known
20 your trustee and if action is not
taken, make same known TO the
board of commissioners, and we will
see that YOU get relief If it is in
our power Yours TO serve,
ROBT. i. SCIVALLY,
Chairman County Board, Carter Co
6 d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07
DIDa'T ASK ENOUGH.
Tho Lawyer Should Have Probes His
Witness a Little Deeper.


4 small bat distinguished company
Of English lawyer, sat a.k.ug over
old times Among them was Mr. ;.
who told the following story.
Il was retained. Do. Said "by an cX-
soldier 10 sue for the recovery of iai
which Ae had lent to "a fIicud. Tie
late Mr j. was counsel for the uy
fcudaut j eros, examined the plain
uT .u Dis usual fpr..l.c way.
You lent h.m the money! Mr. J.
,-boJ
"'l d'd. SIR
"'l' WAS your own money!
"'If va- -Ir'
"'Nhou llI sou lend him the mon
ey|
I'm July
Where did you get that money
sirf
&C. ! earned H. sir
"'NoI earned Il. chf When dii you
earn tF
During the Bocr war, sir he said
iu a very humble tone.
lyon earned 10 during the Bpor
war; Pray what was your occupation
during the wurt Mr.. j. inquired.
"'Fightug. Sir the man replied mod
esty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07

the petition this day presented and
filed by Hester Wolverton, the Guar.
dian Of Ovella Wolverton, minor,
praying for an order Of sale of GER
tain real estate belonging to her said
ward, that 1t is for the best interest
Of Ovella Wolverton that such real
estate should be sold.
1t is hereby ordered, that the next
kin Of the said ward, and all persons
interested in the said estate, appear
before this court on Tuesday, the
3rj day of March. 1905 at 9:Oc
o'Iock a. m, at the Court Room Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 10 PRE-
SENT CLAIMS

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Of administration on the estate of
Hattie Clark, deceased were grant
ed to the undersigned by the County
Court of Carter County, at Ardmore,
Oklahoma, ON the 25th day of Janu-
ary \. y. 1908. All persons having
claims against said estate are re
Quirod to exhibit the same 90 the
undersigned at Ardmore, Oklahoma,
for allowiuce within four months
after the date of this publication
with necessary vouchers. or tncy Will
be forever precmded from any ben
eft of said estate; or, said claim
may be filed in said County Court
Dated this 2Sth day of January,
\. ID. 1905.
o NJ REDFlELD,
3O4wk Administrator.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07
o NJ REDFlELD,
Administrator
APPLICATION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.

In the County Court in and for Car
ter COUNTY Oklahoma.
I'm the matter of the estate OF
Tolkoy Kllcrease. deceased.
Walter Il Warden, administrators,
That above named administrator,
having filed his petition for the sale
Of the real estate of the estate OF
Tohkey Kllcrcase for the reasons
set forth in his petition
II Is ordered that said petition
be and is hereby set for hearing on
the 18th day OF February, 1908, at
10 o'clock, a. m, at which time all
persons interested in said estate
are required to appear and show
cause, Ii any they have, why an or
der should not be issued for the
sale OF said real estate or so much
thereof as will pay the existing in
dcbtedness OF the said estate as set
forth in said petition,
1t is further ordered that copy
of this order be published in the
Daily Ardmoreite. of Ardmore, Okla.
for four consecutive weeks.
|. r. MASON,
County Judge.
Ton 1Qsc Fab Q16
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

order to Show Cause on Applica-
ton Of Guardian for order of Sale
OF Real Estate.
In the County Court Of Carter
County State Of Oklahoma.
In the matter of the estate OF
Ovella Wolverton, Minor, order to
Show cause on Application of Guar.
dian for order Of Sale Of Real Is.
tate.
Il appearing to this Court, from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-07

"What would bc n suitable birthday
present for my little boy" inquired the
fond mother
Let me think" returned the star
hoaraer who occasionally liked 10
sleep late IN the morning Then, with
the glad confident smile of one who
would II gag or a straijacket dof'-
ihicagO Post