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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

parents, but you can take a long step
in that direction. And you can keep
from leaving this sort of property to
your children and grandchildren.
In every part of the world men of
so years are found hale and hearty,
the fathers Of young children.
And physicians are becoming con
WINGED that this talk Of change of
life" and premature evidences OF
senility in women, is a result of errors
Of belief and living, and that wo.
mans period of reproductive life may
be indefinitely extended.
We have only to get out of a bad
habit.
When We stop making woman live
an artificial, indoor life. we may find
that she does not grow Sid arfy young.
er than a man does.
And the factor which bears on long
evity. is the theme of cheerfulness.
Above all the best, we must elm.
mate envy, hatred, revenge, worry, the
"blues," and depressing matter what.
ever, II we would live long.
Kindliness and determination to
be just at any cost, are better reactions
than eliXirs OF life, or the tonics you
get from your doctor. Simple diet Is
another adjuvant. .-. Ks. nF
Mr.. B of Cincinnati has reached
the age of 80 years, and he is fresher
than many young men.
He says he owes his long life to his
diet, which for GO years has consisted
OF little more than milk, crackers, wat.
er and q small piece Of meat, each day.
Another old man over 100 writes
that he expects to live to be $50 years
OF age. and that he owes his confirm.
ance to the fact that he has taken a
sponge bath every day for so years
One mans father thought that he kept
his health up to 70 years because Of n
daily bath and the exclusion from his
diet of pastry. At 70 he could read
without spectacles, hear distinctly, en-
10Y his food and work.
OF course, long life in these cases
was not due to any one particular
thing; but these things were helps,
and with other things, enable us to de
termine what measures will help us to
ward off death.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
KiIauea Volcano

at was the grandest spectacle on
earth" THE fire was thrown within
twenty feet of the top Of the pit, and
the floor was covered with running
streams of lava" 81 would not have
missed the sight for any considera-
ton"
These were the remarks made by
visitors who returned from the Vol
cano by the MAUNA LOA this week.
Don't wait for the activity TO
cease; book now while the show is
on.
Only $42.5O for the round trip.
For information regarding the trip
apply to
HENRY
WATERH0USE TRUST COMPANY,
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts.,
Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
BOYD RESIGNS
Continued from Pare IL

able surprise has been shown over
the fact that the Sheriff still held
this political Office in spite of his
his own strict rule to the effect that
no member of the police force should
hold any political Office.
The Sheriff when he was seen
about this matter today, explained
that he had not been aware that he
held the Office until the matter had
been called TO his attention n few
days. ago. AS al consequence he
would call the meeting and tender
his resignation on that occasion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
PINKHAM'S PROMISES

From Hawaii Herald
Pinkham's kilograms for aid from
Hilo brought quick response. The
men over there who endorsed him
for Governor last year stood stoutly
by him for President of the Board OF
Health this year. Let's see, what
was il Pinkham promised to do for
HilO?-Advertiser.
So far as the Herald is aware, Mr.,
Pinkham never promised anything
more to Hilo than he did to the rest
of the Territory, and that was to do
his duty. which no has done all along
the line.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
CHURCH SERVICES
) . % . . . o o o 8.

First Methodist Episcopal Church,
iOS Beretania Ave; David W. Crane,
pastor. Easter Services: Sunday
school, 9:Ij a. m. Richard II. Trent
international lesson,
Jesus Amounted at Bethany" At
the usual hour of morning Worship,
II o'clock, the children of the Sun
day school will render a program APP
propriate 10 the season. In con-
nection, an Easter offering will be
received for benevolent purposes Ep-
worth League, 6:3O p. m, p. II. Tosh
president: topic for study AN Easter
Message, Go Tell My Brethren. Eve
ming worship. 1850: the pastor will
preach, subject The Resurrection.
Mrs. DR.. O'Day will sing a solo and
the choir will render special music
The public is cordially invited to
attend. The Epworth League meet
ing will be led by Miss Meyer.
Central Union Church. Services
on Easter Sunday April 10, MS fol-
lows: Rally of city Bible schools at
$3.50 a. m. Morning worship at II
o'clock; the minister will preach;
subject Raised Together with
Christ" Choir and chorus, Stanley
Livingston conductor, will sing Dud-
ley Bucks Easter Dawn" and lead
the congregations; Mrs. Mackall will
sing Granier's "Hosanna. The Chris
tian Endeavor Society will meet at
G:3O p. m. Evening worship at 1880
o'clock. The chorus-choir will sing
Dudley Bucks Christ the Victor. "
The service will be one of praise
without sermon. Mrs. A. -. Ingalls,
will play Wieniawski's Romance
from End Concerto Tor violin with or
gan accompaniment. A cordial in
vitation is extended to strangers,
scamcn. travellers, visiting friends
and the public generally to attend all
these services.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
QUEER KINK


kCOntlnued rom .Eaoe '
at the polls" said lngham in dis
cussing the matter today. This pro-
vision evidently was made to apply
under the former arrangement when
not more than three voting shelves
We're allowed in each apartment, the
number being fixed on the basis of
two voters in respect to each shelf or
compartment. thus allowing for
three in line and three voting. I'm
der the amendment providing for an
increase in the number of voting
shelves in congested precincts. addi-
tionai voters should he permitted
within the polling area in the same
ratio; that would be two voters in
respect to each additional shelf; 9TH
erwise the purpose of the amendment
to relieve congested precincts will be
only partially effective.
Until the law can be changed to
embrace such provisions the Terrific
rial committees of the several politi-
| cal parties should consent to their
adoption by the Executive.
II have suggested to the Secretary
that additional voting shelves be in
stalled in those precincts only where
the registered voters exceed 300: and
that one shelf be installed in respect
of each hundred voters or fraction
thereof in excess of 500 in such pre-
cincts."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
BULLETIN VOICED THE
Sentiment Of THE PEOPLE

Under the title "COfcr's APP 4
pointment," the Maui News q
) publishes the editorial COM 4
ment of the ulletin q
) with the following introduce 4
ton: y q
In the matter of the APP q
pointment of Doctor l.. Cofer Z
; as President of the Board of 4
) Health the Ev emf ing BIZ i Z
| ct in, in its issue of the 4
; 18th instant has the follow Z
) ing editorial that expresses Z
) our views on the subject so eX- Z
; actly that we give the same in 4
} full and endorse the utter Z
anCes therein contained. Z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
HOUSE DEBATE
CONTINUED from PAGE y

ly came for consideration Of the
measure by the House.
Hawaii can congratulate itself up
on the passage of this measure
through the House, even If nothing
more shall be accomplished during
the session. There is no reason to
believe that there will be any diff
Guilty in the Senate. The bill goes
there with the prestige of practically
a unanimous vote back of it. AZ Mr..
Slayden of Texas stated on the floor
that though he had been opposed to
the annexation of Hawaii he wei
coined the opportunity to show to the
country how political differences
could be laid aside the moment a
measure of national Importance was
presented to Congress for considera
ton.
Sincerely yours,
j.. M. HATCH.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
HO0RAY

Hawaii, dear, toss
Your cap in the air.
Uncle Sans all there
He Is sure all these;
Wen have coin to burn
And never care,
Happy as Paddy at Kilkenny
fair.
EDITOR TIMES.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
FOR SALE

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installments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
Fer Pulmonary Diseases.

Testimonial of DR.. Estcoan Vidal V
Rios, Office Ponce, Porto Rico. Doctor
of Medicine and Surgery Of tho Unit
versity of Madrid, honorary mcmhrf OF
the faculty of Barcelona, Cata.urn,
Spain; has practiced in the ho-pita.S
OF Paris and has been admitted 90 sAa
The following wholesale drug "E'
gists VIII supply the retail trgGC 40
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18
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The
most interesting bits medical history.
only known TLl.ss yu in
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Nanu
tropical countries like sn,aol tho Philippine,
Physicans of learning readily
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-18

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24

policy was not to change the existing
conditions.
The Republican platform on which
the national contest has been won,
says revise the revenue laws. That
revision should be with due regard TO
protection and penalty against dis
criminatory nations. AS a member OF
the next house, a co-ordinance branch
Of the government equal to the. exc
eutive and judiciary. ! will be there
il live. I am going TO. as far as my
vote is concerned. see to it that the
policy Of the Republican party on this
question Is written in the national
laws. as promptly a. possible.
Laws should be written promptly So
that business can adjust itself to N
changed conditions for a change will
Of necessity bring disturbance" ="
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
CANNON WILL
AID REVISION
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE MAKES
DECLARATION AT DINNER
IN CHICAGO.
SHOULD Do IT QUICKLY
AS Change Will Of Noses ty Be Fol-
lowed BY Depression, and the
Quicker it is Done, Speeder
the Recovery

Chicago, Nov. 23.-Joseph G. Can
non, speaker Of the house places him
self on record today in favor of re-
vision of the tariff in accordance with
the promise in the Republican party's
p!atform and declared that, so far as
his vote was concerned. he Wonld
see to it that the announced policy of
revision will be written in the nation-
al laws as soon as possible
The words of the speaker came at
the conclusion of luncheon given 70
six rear admirals of the United States
navy by Alexander II. ReyelI, Of Chi
cago, in the Union League Club at
which the need Of more battleships
and increased efficiency Of the fight
ing forces Of the republic were the
principal themes of discussion.
Speaker Cannon declared himself
in favor of an efficient navy and army
for the good of the republic On the
tariff questions his words We're;
ANY change in the revenue laws
of the country Of necessity is follow
ed by depression of business. Three
years ago ! followed the lead OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt who declared that there
should be no revision CT the revenue
laws. which means the tariff, until at.
ter the next general election, His
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24

much fthe fey minor defects. Schley
said that an Englishman In a recent
conversation with him on public criti
1, Cism OF our navy volunteered the in.
formation that We had the best ships
in the world aud it was a pity we did
not know IT,
Evans said ia his letter: After an
experience with our feet which few
men have had. / am convinced that
our ships, taken as whole, are equal
to. or superior. 10 those built by any
other country and added. "as fight
ing machines our designs OF the last
few years show great advantage over
anything proposed abroad"
He declared that the criticism f.
the newspapers and magazines ar
unjust misleading and silly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
FINANCIAL EXPOSURES
Boston Man Will Publish a Boo.
Which Is Calculated TO Cause
BIG Sensation.

Boston. Nov 23.-C. F. Kings new
book, exposing the darkest secrets %.
the financial underworld. vii De- ia
the hands OF the public Monday morn
ing. II is expected 90 produce sen.
sation It Is predicted by those Wh
have seen advance copies Of co..
work that the regulations Of seytra.
well known fnanciers. whose name
have never hitherto Appeared in con
neciion with stock scandals. sill D.
torn 10 shreds and taiters
Hints are not lacking that me Pos
ton Stock Exchange itself wIi Ia
touched. and that al least one frm
may BE- forced 90 answer Kings
chargcs
one Of the most prominent ba1k-
in the city Of Beaten Is inveiv-d .r
the story ThrouEh01f tHs remark
able narrative the writer insists thar
bis troubles were due 10 gigantic
plot. citreriy conceived anil logically
and fearlessly executed BE ev1
states that a crime uas planned
against him ami failed only thuugl
the death % one cf the instruments
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24

tions of $4,000 each. and one woman.
Mrs. A A. Anderson. of New York. is
among that number. Eight made do
nations OF $4,000; two, $500. There
are II contributions Of $1,000 each.
and in this list appears X. d. Evans
Of New York. The names Of Elihu
Root and Charles VI. Schwab appear
ia the list of those who made contri-
buttons OF $2.50o. OF which there atr
b. The list of $1,000 donations con
tains 20 names. not the least conspicu-
Gus OF which are 6. Won l.. Meyer
Washington David J. Hill, Berlin
and John Jacob Astor. New York
Twenty-four men gave $500 each.
W 3. Ridgeiey OF Chicago. gave ST.
geo -Four gave sl.25S among them
Clarence II. Mackey. OF New York.
Then comes long list of those
who donated 81 600 In this list there
are IA names. the most prominent
of which is Theodore Roosevelt 9th
or prominent men in this list are
Seth Low. Oscar Straus. Henry ".
Taft. Alfred and Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Henry CIews. Levi p. Morton. Frank
p. Kellogg. and Governor MaEoon Of
Cuba
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
CRITICISM OF
NAVY DENOUNCED
IN LETTERS FROM EVANS AND
OTHERS READ AT BANQUET
IN CHICAGO.
u. S. BATTLESHiPS BEST
Schiey Says Enelienmen Said We Had
Best Ships in World and Did Not
Know lt-Evans Says
Same.

Chicago, Nov 23.--Critics OF the
navy who condemn warships becaus4
CT miner defects were publicly an.
sWered at a banquet here tonight OF
the United States Naval Academy
Alumni of the west Six rear admir-
ais sat at the banquet board at the
Auditorium hotel and letters scathms
the recent critics and praising tile
navy We're read from Admiral George
Dewey and Rear Admirals Schley an
Evans. The rear admirals present
were: Washington L. Capps, chief of
construction in the navy; Ross,
Brownson, Higginson, Chadwick ana
Dayton
Rear Admiral Capps, after abiding
briefly to the development CT battle
ships and declaring that the vessels
could be brought abreast fthe times,
read the letters referred to- Dewey's
letter declared that the feet now on
the trip around the world are the
equals and often the superiors of any
foreign vessels Of the same date If
design and completion, and there y
no where in the world a feet OF six
teen battleshps Of greater fighting
strength
Sehley said the critics ignore the
good that is in the vessels and make
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
ENGLISH ARMY
IS INSUFFICIENT
FIELD MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS
MAKES STRONG SPEECH IN
HOUSE OF LORDS.
SHOULD STRENGTHEN IT
Says Any Power Could Land Large
Army-Refers to Germany Es-
pecaIy, Whose Navy io
GROWING.

London, Nov. 23.-Speaking in the
house of lards tonight Field Marshal
Lord Roberts expressed the convic
ton that lack of military force suffi.
cient to make hopeless any attempt
Of an invasion would in all probabil.
ity. be the cause Cf loss of Great Brit,
aims supremacy at sea. Instead in his
speech he pointed out the compare.
tive ease with which Germany could
land an army on the shores of Eag.
land Under present conditions Eng,
land wuold be forced, he said, to sub
nit to the most humliating demands.
The danger is daily becoming more
threatening, said Roberts. Within 4
decade Germany has created the
greatest sea power that ever existed,
except Great Britain and at the pres,
ent moment formidable measures are
being taken to increase that power.
Ii was Great Britains business, con
tinued Roberts, to find out in what
way the great increase in Germany'8
sea power was likely to affect her
and TO also present a measure neces-
sary for her own defense.
Roberts resolution, to the effect
that the defense of the islands neces-
sitates the immewiate attention of
the government to make provisions
for such a strong ap deficient army
that the most formidable foreign ma
tion will hesitate before making an
attempt at landing, was adopted
"a to 80.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
LIST OF DONORS
TO c. 0. P. FUND
FILED BY TREASURER SHELDON
AT ALBANY, NEW YORK,
YESTERDAY.
1880 NAMES IN ALL
Total Contrib .Nons $t,655,518.27--
Chas. p. Tart Gave $4,000
Other PromTient Men
Donated.

New York, Nov. George K
Sheldon, treasurer Of the Republican
National Committee, /, day filed the
list CT the contributors and their con.
trlbutions to the fund during the re
cent presidential campaign. The list
slows 1880 donors. many of them
covering a number Of lesser contrib.
utions. The total amount contributed
was sl,G55, 5,51S.27
Some of the Contributions.
Charles P. Taft. brother OF Presi-
dent Elect William II. Taft. who was
the Republican and successful candi-
date, gave the largest amount, his
contribution being $4,000 The
United League Of New York donated
S34,777: the Union League of Phil.
adelphia. $32, 500; Larz Anderson, Bos-
ten, s25000; Andrew Carnegie and j.
p. Morgan, 100000 each: A. S. Coeh-
ran and VIM. N. Cromwell of New
York, and j. NJ Bagley, Michigan,
each S15.0a0. There are seven do
nations Of $4,000 each, among the
men who made them being Whitelaw
Reid and Frank A. Munsey. Two do.
nations Of $4,000 are recorded; one Of
$500 one of $1,000, and one of Sc
900
Twentysix persons made eontribu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
CARNEGIE MAY
TALK ON TARIFF
CHAIRMAN PAYNE WIRES HIM TO
APF-AR AT HEARINGS THIS
WEEK
SPEAKER CANNON DUE
To Arrive in Washington Not Later
Than Thursday--comina Await.
ed Eagerly Because of Att.
tuos on Tariff.

! Washington, Nov 23--Chairman
Payne CT the house COMMITTEES On
ways and Means tonight sent teTa.
gram 10 Andrew Carnegie in New
York city asking him 10 appear This
week TO give the committee such III.
formation as he possesses in regard
TO the iron and steel industry and
tariff schedules.
| The arrival of Speaker Cannon ut
the capitol tomorrow or not later than
| Thursday, is awaited by his friend &
with the belief that his presence will
end the reports that President. Elect
Taft will oppose his reelection to the
speakership.
The attitude Ct Speaker Cannon on
the tariff is understood by most rep
Ircscltatives to be the principal oh
lection against his reelection rs
speaker, and II is believed that he will
make his position so clear when he
arrives, both BY word and action, mat
there viii be complete and agree
able understanding reached between
The speaker and Taft in regard to re-
vision.
The statement of Chairman payn
Of the committee on ways ana means.
that a new tariff bin will be fra nt 1
during the coming session Of cong IS
for enactment into law at the special
session, fell far short of ending the
discussion as to how the tariff will
be revised.
The framing Of the bill at this ses-
sion Is taken by some who claim to be
fighting for thorough revision as an
Indication that the scfeiuies Mouia
be considered too hastily and without
Intention OF much change. Several
when discussing the
situation not for publication, said thar
they could be no party TO an interfec.
ence on the part of the executive or u
in the organization OF
the house. In nearly every instance
il was added that Taft was too far see
Ing to allow himself to be drawn int1
such entanglements.
Burton, of Ohio, who arrived from
Hot Springs today. was engaged most
)f the day at the meeting OF the none.
ary commission. He discussed tina
situation with a few members. bu!
Emphasized the fact that he was IN
crested in the Ohio political situa
ion rather than the speakership.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
FLACLER AND TODD
Credited BY John o., With Creating
OIL Trust-Promises 20 Hunt.
Missing Books.

New York, Nov. 23.-Credit for the
creation Of the Standard OH Trust
which the counsel for the government
claim still exists as the Standard Oh
company Of New Jersey. was given bv
John d Rockefeller, as q witness to-
day under cross-examination On ihs
federal suit TO dissolve The standard
TO two men, Henry NJ Fiaelor 8ai
Samuel c. +. Todd.
To these two Rockefeller save 'aa
FUN credit, saying he was sure 60 was
not himself as be- did not possess the
ability for so progressive move
He promised 10 ao shat De could TO
unoarfh the missing Standard OH
books FOR which tbe goverameu, has
40 long sought
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
OF United States viii Not BE Revise5
at Coming Session Of Congress
Is indication.

Washington. Nov. Pa general r.
vision Of the American financial sys-
TEN cannot be hoped for at the com
ing session Of congress. but the mem
bers Of the national monetary com
mission expect that there wiIl be q
law passed corrective Of some Of the
developed evils in the Administrative
features Of banking.
These probabilities were extent TO
day when the commission held it,
meeting preliminary 10 the making Of
its report The full commission ex-
poets 10 meet daily for abot a week.
but il is not intended that the ten
timony taken abroad shan Be present
ed O. congress before the first session
of the sixtr-frst congress
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
RUNNER DELIVERS NOTE
Roosevelt Received Message From
New York BroT5ht BY Relay
Of Y. ". {. a. Boys.

Washington. Nov. 23-PresiIent
Roosevelt cf Gas tonight received
az the White House from the hands
oi Gordon Ltech. the last boy run
neF in the relay run from New York
70 Washington. a silver tube contain
ing message 70 the president from
Rlctarvi G. Morse. OF the Interna-
ticuai y. n e. a
Nearly a thousand boys handled
tie message since it left New York
The distance from Baltimore %
Washington. 81 miles. was ma1e IN
three hours AMI ten minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
QUARANTINE GOES ON
Deneen issUet Proclamation Bsrri-g 2
Cattle From Entering Illinois
From Eastern States

Springfield. III. Nov. 25-Acting on
recommendation made By the III
n0is State Board Of Live stock Com
missiOners. Governor Deneen TODAY is
sued a proclamation. prohibiting the
importation Of live stock from New
York. Pennsylvania and New Jerser
in which states the foot and mouth
diseases are said 20 exist
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-24
FOLK DECIDES
ALL FOR TAF |
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS IN MIS-.
SOURI, ALL REPUBLICANS
GOVERNOR MAKES DECISION
IN UNIQUE CASE.

Jefferson City, Mo, Nov. 23.-Goy-
ernor Folk this afternoon decided that
under the Missouri statute. the en-
tire electoral votes of the state should
go to Taft.
This decision was made in spite in
fact that Braddock. Bryan electoc
from the Sixteenth Congressional dis
trict, received more votes than Keil.
second Republican elector at large,
who received the lowest vote on the
Republican electoral ticket. Braddoek.
however, received fewer votes than
the Republican elector for the Six
teenth district. The plurality Of Taf;
is Missouri is 1,026.