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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-11
Gilmore on the Hook

s'Col" Gilmore, president Of the Model License
League has favorte phrase which ne uses in describ
ing the Anti-Saloon Leagues work. The phrase is
Pharisaism and hypocrisy, and he hurls it at the anti
saloon people with great force.
The Home Herald, however, rather puts it over the
Colonel on the Pharisaism and hypocrisy question
when it shows that "Col Gilmore recently took few
days off from his efforts establish saloons in other
peoples neighborhoods and went home to help the
people vote the saloons out of his neigh
borhood
Oh Colonel, Colonel! Would you do thing like
that9
By the way Colonel, while have your attention,
here is what Brother Best of the Interior has to say
about you in the latest issue of his paper be you
didn It get your Interior this week.
Brother Best says:
''Colonel Gmore's Model License League, kept
up at Louisville mainly press bureau for defense
of the liquor business is surely model of asinn-
ity in that particular line it perfect to defy
betterment. One of Gilmore's literary artists has
just sent out broadside which accuses the Anti
Saloon League of causing the death of Senator Car
mack of Tennessee alleging-see if your thinking
machine is supple enough to follow this tortuous
road-that the League made Carmack believe it
could deliver him majority of votes for the gov
ernorshp in Tennessee; that he took up the proh-
bition issue that assurance; that his ill success
soured him so that be broke out in vituperation
against his enemes and that this vituperation
asperated the Coopers to the point of killing him
whereby it is shown that the AntiSaloon League is
responsible for his death.
cts queer that anybody with brains above the
kindergarten grade could fling out that kind of
nonsense without seeing the boomerang that's in it.
OF course it will tell against the saloons in Tonnes
Carmack's friends and admirers will vehe-
mently resent the unblushing charge that he held
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-11

sign the lists. you wish to perfect an organization
repeal the local option laws why it do not wish
the retail liquor dealers names 1t looks very much to us
you getting up lists of names for the purpose
Of flooding the country with pure whisky circulars The
great body of attorneys in Illinois outside OF Chicago are
local option men, and in judgment you won't make
your postage in this kind of deal.
''Yours very truly,
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-11

Lynchburg, Va, Dec 5.-Lynchburg voted against
liquor license today by majority of 1876 in total vote
of 1858 Thirty-four saloons will be closed March 5.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-12-11
That's Business

The Streator Free Press says: "The Anti-Saloon
League of Pontiac township offers standing reward of
one hundred dollars for evidence that will convict any
one of violating the provisions Of the local option law
This amount will be doubled for the second conviction
and trebled for the third conviction Of the party
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09
JAPANESE WILL
DISCUSS site
Merchants Association
To Hold Annual
Meeting

The japanese Merchants Associa-
tion will hold its annual meeting
some time this month in its hall on
King street. above the stores of 5.
Ozaki & Co. The committees will
make reports to the Association and
then there will be general discus
sion.
According to some members of the
association, this year has not been
successful commercially. or course,
the large business houses have been
affected by the dizziness OF business
which prevailed since the restric-
tlon of Japanese immigration.
The restriction OF japanese immi-
grafton has been the cause of the
closing up of many small business
houses and number Of Japanese
hotels. II Is predicted that out of
twenty-five japanese hotels which
have been doing business In Homo
lulu only four will remain open for
business.
One of the most important sub
jects that will be discussed by the
association is the Federal building
site. The merchants feel that they
have very little to say In that re-
gard, but from their business point
of view the subject will be discuss
ed. In order that they may express
their sentiments on such an impor-
tant subject. The Federal building
site proposition was brought to their
attention by the Merchants Associa-
ton, which sent out postal cards ask
ing them to express their opinion. In
this connection, the majority, IL not
all, the japanese business houses
have responded in favor Of the Ma
huka site. What action will be taxi
on by the association after It's dis
cussion remains to be seen.
The officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. It is expected that
ID. Yonekura. who served with salts
faction as the president of the asso-
citation, will be reelected to the same
Office. Following the meeting the
association will close It's business
with q banquet. ...
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09
FRESCO WORK
EXCITES ADMIRATION

Something beautiful in the way of
fresco decorations can be seen at tho
ftore of NJ. A. Gunst q Co, corner
Fort and King streets. The decorat-
Ing Is the work of l.. Marsh Hale. TN
artist from San Francisco. and Is
considered among the finest work
ever done in this city. The Gunst
Co, is very glad to have visitors drop
In and see MIR. Hale's work and ex-
tend cordial invitation to everyone
In the city.
Mr.. Hale has taken for his design
a garland of the passion vine with
yellow chrysanthemums in groups at
intervals. The walls OF the store
have been covered with deep olive
green material resembling felt. very
rich in appearance and giving an al
tistic finish to the work. At the top
of this covering is moulding of harl
wood and above that n decoration In
palms and cocoanut trees. The body
of the ceiling Is blended from an or.
unge to Il Hight shade of yellow, The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

combination with the deeper shade cf
olive on the walls being very strik-
ing. unqucstionably this is the most
attractive store In Honolulu from
any viewpoint. The elegance Of the
fixtures has always been remarked by
visitors from the States and the Inn
provements Just finished will be I
greater cause for wonder. The loca-
tion is such that every stranger AMI
visitor to Honolulu who smokes goes
there. First, because the place is In
wiling and secondly because the namo
OF "Gunst' carries with 1t a guaran-
tee of good quality.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09
TERRIBLE

II could hat kilt you vonce!"
snapped Hans. "Vot about" asked
Fritz In meek tones. "Vot about? Wy
about dem blunders you make. vot.
Introduce you to der captain uf der
great var balloon. Der captain uf
der balloon dot drops down bombs
und blows up forts, u say, Fritz, dis
vas Herr Baumgarten, der sky ter
ror. IND vot do you say?" II for
get yes Vot did ! say?" "Vot dill
you say? Wy, you blockhead, you look
around und say, I am pleased to
meet You, Mr., Skye Terrier Sooch
an insult IND he an officer in Ger
Kaiser's army!"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09
Ethel Zane IS The
Scene Of TROUBLE
New Commander Does
Not Meet With Crews
Approval

Some trouble is beng experienced
in getting the schooner Ethel Zane out
Of port. When Captain Oberg, the
commanding officer, was taken to the
w. d. Flint. then In port, received In.
structions from San Francisco to put
a good man In charge Of the schooner
and send her home. His choice of a
master does not seem to have been en-.
tirely successful.
The man selected by the Flint's
captaia was formerly n second officer
on board his ship The responsibility
of taking command is said to have
turned his head somewhat Several
crews have been sent on board, but
the men refused to stay It Is alleged.
Shipping Commissioner Aimy sent q
man on board to investigate and from
the report made by him, says that he
has come to the conclusion that the
newly.made commander has spent
rather too much OF his time dallying
with the flowing bowl.
Almy annbunces that he Will send a
cablegram to San Francisco to the
owners Of the Ethel Zane this after
loon, stating the conditions, and ask.
Ing what action he shall take in the
matter. In the meantime he IL adyis.
Ing the sailors who have been shipped
10 go on board, promising them that
they shall be protected.
Joseph Liddy OF the Sailors Union
took the matter up with Commission,
er Almy this morning. He appeared
very much exercised and demanded In
strident tones that the newspaper re.
porters be excluded from the Ship
ping Commissioners Office. When he
found that he could not clear the
rlace, he took Almy to the far corner
of the room and then began shouting
Ills grievances in tone that could be
heard throughout the block.
Liddy announced that he had placed
three crews on board the Ethel Zane.
but that the men all declined to re-
main on the ship. He was very much
excited and kept heaping imprecations
alternately on the heads % the com.
mander and a newspaper man.
Commissioner Almy assured Liddy
That new captain would be placed on
board before the schooner sailed. so
the irate representative of the Sailors
Union finally departed. still scowling
at the reporters who stood in the door.
way. &c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

japanese that looks as Il nugh II
might require registration, owing IL
its size, but in all other instances We
found that everything is in compli,
ance with the law.
Customs Collector Baird OF Hit de.
serves much credit for the manner III
which he has kept watch of I'll mat.
tiers pertaining to ship inspection,
AT he time that the Japnresc there
We're exhibiting their whale he de-
fcende1 upon them and demanded th',t
the launch owners show their licenses
to carry passengers. In every In,
stance he found licensed operator on
board, the owners having secured them
from some place for the occas ca.
eve found no cause for complaint
anywhere"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09
MAY Bar Married
women As TEACHERS
Famous School Bill
Again In The
LlMel ght

you cannot teach school IL you're
married;
Your place is at home with your
kids.
Give the gay little grille from col
lego
A chance for the Jobs to make
bids"
happened to be married, you would
mt like II a little bit II some perfect
~ h0rrid legislators were to pass a
bill saying that because you were
married you couldn't teach any more.
would you?
Yet there Is rumOr current to
the effect that Senator J. NJ. Dow
setts famous bill, introduced In the
last Legislature, entitled An Act to
amend Section 1875 OF the Revised
Laws OF Hawaii" and containing a
clause to the effect that n woman
whose husband is capable If sup.
porting her should not be given a
position as school teacher. will
again be brought to the considera-
ton of the legislative assembly, and.
It Is said. with good prospects of
passing this time. The bill passed
the Senate last year, but was igno-
miniously killed in the House.
Section 1875 of the Revised Laws
OF Hawaii reads rs follows: Off
GERS, agents. teachers, servants
Sec. 1875. Appointment, removal. The
department may, from time to time
appoint and remove such officers,
agents, and servants as may be necos
sary for carrying out the purposes Of
this chapter, and regulate their du-
ties, powers, and responsibilities,
when not otherwise provided for by
law"
When the bill was before the Sem
ate II was referred TO the Committee
on Education. and this body recon-
mended that the bill be passed. The
strong endorsement OF the Commit
tee on Education carried weight
with the Senate, for at the third
reading the bill was passed by vote
of 10 to 3.
Some talk regarding the revival of
this bill has been heard Of late. and
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Babbitt is looking into the matter
now that It has been called to his at
tention.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

y~"For Sale cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09
SHIP INSPECTORS /.
BACK FROM HAWAII

Captain William Howe and Carl
Lehrers, local U. S. inspectors of hulls
and boilers, returned last Saturday
from Hawaii, where they went to in
spect the boats plying about the Is.
land. All of the registered and pas.
sengerbearing boats that ply oat of
fiilo were examined and founi 10 be
In excellent condition,
I'VE are very much pleased with
the result of our trip" said Captain
Howe this morning. I'VE f. nd the
ships all In good shape and also found
that the law Is being complied with.
There Is one boat being built by
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09
NOT THE REAL ARTICLE

II met a real bohemian today"
related the literary person who had
just made his first tour of the rath-
skellers, How do YOU know he was
a real bohemian" asked the wise
one. We'll, in the first place, he
borrowed a dollar" "Ah. that sounds
as though you may have met one"
And the next day he paid It back.
What Paid It back? You must have
met an ImpOstor. No, that could not
have bean true bohemian"
- ah -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

Blank books Of all sortv. Iedgers
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
bshjng Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

Uncle Joe Cannon who has been Speaker the House Of
ves long that he said have ACQUIRED the habit
engaged the preliminary kmshng Of what likely to be the
political battle Of his life The picture reveals him in his most
oratorcal attitude Among those who exng themselves
his reelection the Vice Presdenelect James School
craft Sherman whose genial in close proximity to that
= Of his charming little granddau ghter is shown. "
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

Bulletin Business Office Phone ESQ.
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1856.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

Bulletin Business Office Phone ESQ
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1875.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

~"For Sale" cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-09

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The Washington herald., 1908-07-22

New York. July z1--As the climax Of
the renewal OF an old quarrel Andrew
B. Cropsey. forty-three years Old. vet
eriEary surgeon, member OF the historic
family Of that name. and reputed TO be
worth S.o0o.0oo. shot and killed his wife.
Gertrude Coyes Cropsey. aged thirty
eight, at their home at No 1Tl9 Eighty
fourth street. Bath Beach. to-day
He fred three shots into her breast. al
OF them taking effect in the heart
A neighbor heard the shots and teIe-
phoned the police station. An officer ar
rived. found the door locked. broke open
a back door, and met Cropsey in the nan
Wit ha revolver In his hand.
You may arrest me-" he said. I old
It.
Cropsey led the way upstairs 70 his
wife's room. she was lying dead or the
bed. fully dressed. and her bodice Gov
cred with blood. The room was IN terri
bic disorder. showing that the woman
had fought desperately Tor her lie.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
HELD IN $1,000 BOND EACH.
Two Men and Woman Accused OF
Trying to Bribe Gould Witness.

New York. July Z.-Mrs. Ben Teal. wife
% the noted stage manager. who Is now
on the stan Of Lns-les Fr0hman: Julia
Fleming. her seamsjress and companion.
and Harry s Mousley, a private detec-
tive. were held IN S5.G0 bail each by
Magistrate Co-rigan in Center street
court this afternoon on the charge Of at
tempting 10 5ribe witness 20 give false
testimony against Frank Jay Could IN
the divorce suit Instituted by his wife.
Helen Kelly Gould
The onense is a felony and the penalty
on conviction Is from one 10 i've years
Imprisonment Mabel AIacCauslan. a lit
tie slip OF a miIliner's apprentice eight
cen years old, IS the witness whom the
prisoners are accused Of trying 70 bribe
S-e swears that the trio coached her IN
and persuaded her 70 swear 10 a story 10
the eject that she saw Frank Jay Gould
leaving the bedrooms OF Bessie de Voc
a dancer and actress IN the GIenu0r-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
NEW CLEW IN DREW CASE.
Conductor NanEan VIII BE Recalled
= for Examination.

Schenectady, y. Y. July "A circum-
stance that may form an important link
in the chain Of evidence now being
forced by the Troy police IN the Hazel
Drew case was brought 10 light here to-
day. when Peter Ross. a young man VINO
lives at South Schenectady. and who is
employed IN the General Electric works
here. came forward with statement
that would seem to inplicate- Conductor
AIangan-
Ross says he came I'D from New York
on July s, on train No. :. which left New
York al go a m He sat in one Of the
day coaches When The train reached a
station some miles below Albany. he first
noticed young girI. who was. he is now
inclined 10 believe. Hazel Drew. He be
Iieves she boarded the train at a station
below Albany.
A man in Uniform |ho answers the de-
scription Of Conductor Mangan came to
Ross. who was sitting in the back part
Of the car, and telling him he had a
young woman with whom he wanted TO
talk. requested Ross 10 let him and the
girl have that seat Ross vacated the
rear seat and took one IN the front part
Of the car. The man took the girls suit
case and sat in the seat with the girl
conversing earnestly with her
Ross IS not positive that he could iden-
tify the girl. but he is certain he would
be able 20 Identify the man in Uniform
He says he thinks the man and girl left
the train at Albany.
District Attorney O'Brien. OF Rensse-
laer County. has beer informed Of Ross
statement. and he viii have Conductor
Afangan recalled and questioned Man
gan has denied that he knew Hazel Drew
OF any person resembling her
Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
And THIS IS The BEE THAT
Stung the Dog that Scared the
Cow that Overturned
The Wagon in which Boy with
Sprnined Ankle ROde-Re-
suit L. Fatal

Norwich. y. Y. July H--Kleber Cur
tis. a young man residing at oxford. IS
dead as a result 0f injuries received by
him two days ago following a peculiar
chain Of accidents
While working in a hay field. he
spSained his ankle. He was invited 20
ride home by a farmer. who was lead
ing COW behind the wagon \ small
dog accompanied the team The dog,
playing in the field. ran into a bees nest
and sought the shelter Of the wagon
The bees followed the dog and stUng the
COW. The COW bolted and overturned the
wagon
Curtis was thrown out. sustaining z
fractured skull
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
FLEEING FROM SNOKSTORN
American Tourists in Alps Driven
from the Mountains.
Five Persons Are Killed as the Re-
suit OF LandsIides and
the Cold.

Berne. Switzerland. July H--Heavy
snoWstorms IN the mountains OF Switzer-
land are driving the American and other
tourists from the high elevations down 10
the city
Many accidents have been reported.
Prof Rougenont. an eminent theolo-
gian, perished OF exhaustion on the Jung
frau. and a landslide near Lucerre de-
mollshed a house and killed shoemaker
and his three children
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
VIRGINIA DOCTORS ELECT.
south Piedmont Medical Society
Holds Session ut LynchburE

SPECIAL o. The Was-ilsro1 Hc-aId
Lyuchburg. Va. July 1.-THE sixth
stated meeting 0f the South Piedmont
Medical Society was held here this after
noon and night. during which "a number
OF interesting papers were read. The so
ciety adjourned. 10 meet in November.
after electing the following officers.
President. Z B. Nohr. Of Houston:
first vice president. G W. Cooke. Dan
ville7 second vice president. L Williams.
BrookDeal. third vice president. J. A
owen, South Boston, fourth vice presi-
dent, C. W Tucker. brakes Branch. sec
retary. c. a St1ver. South Boston. and
treasurer. J l. Kent. Lyuchburg-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
FORTY HURT IN WRECK.
Trolley Cars Crash Together in IIIf-
nOis-BOth TeIeScOped.

Chicago. July 1--NearIy fort. persons
were injured to-day IN a collision between
two Aurora Elgin and Chicago cars al
Lovedale Station. four miles north Of
Aurora Some Of the injured may die.
The collision occurred when the coaches
were each running at a speed estimated
al forty miles an hour. and the crash
when they came together was terrific.
The two cars were telescoped more than
half their length, the wood IN them
smashed 10 splinJeTs, iron twisted and
gna-led out Of all seInbla1ce 10 its origi-
nal shape. and seats thrown yards away.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
SHERMAN WILL BE ABSENT.

Utica. y. 7, July z.-Representative
Sherman will not be among those IN at
tendance at the conference of party lead
ers who have been invited by Hon Tim
othy L. Woodruff. chairman of the Re
publican State committee. 20 assemble
this week at his Kamp XIII Kare. In the
Adirondacks-
AIr- Sherman intends 90 remain quietly
at home IN Utica for some ti-ne 10 come
Il was said to-day that IL the member
Of Congress continues 10 improve. there
Will be no operation for gall stones. at
least for the present i IS expected that
he Will commence his stumping tour
about September I and with THAI task in
view. Is conserving all his strength
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
LOEB IN THE CAPITAL.
Presidents Secretary in Washington
on Business

William Loeb, IT.. secretary TO the Pres
ident, was IN Washington yesterday On
personal business, and certain duties con
nected with his relations with the Exec
Utive
II being the regular meeting day OF tre
directors Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company Ar Deb attended and
took part IN the proceedings
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
STEAMER WRECKED AT SEA.
ship Anubis strikes Reef Near santa
Rosa Islands

Santa Barbara. Cal. July 2L-The big
steamer Anubis, Of the Kognos line,
rom san Francisco 20 London. IS aground
on a reef between Santa Rosa and the
san Miguel Islands
The vessel VIII be total wreck. but
all the passengers and crew were saved.
Officers arriving IN Point Conception IN
a lie boat after rowing fifty miles. re-
ported the accident today.
According 20 the officers. the Auubls
struck the reef during a dense fog
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
1artments. FIfty-ffth street-and -

apartme nts, Fifty-fifth Streetand Seventh
avenue Cn a morning in last March.
The MacCauslan girl swears that she
agreed u sign an AFFIDAVIT and commit
perjury. but was all the time in com
municaticn with friends and the district
attorneys Office As soon as her sigma rure
was affixed 70 the incTiminating docu-
ment in Mrs Teal's apartment yesterday
evening Lieut. RayOns, Of the district
attorneys stsff. placed Mrs Teal. Miss
Fleming. and NOussev under arrest
The case viii be called for q full ex-
animation Friday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
Rrvan and Kern Club.

a Bryan and Kern Democratic club was
organized in HagersbOwn tonight. with
go members and the following officers:
President. James f 5 Pryor. vice presi-
dents. II. F. Sefbert John NIIddlekaun
Thomas A. Mock s C. Dflworth, Dr. H
h Derr. and Norman s. 8IUnson; secre-
Isry. Robert Case, and treasurer, D. c.
Gilbert
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
STAYS WIFE IN ANGER
Millionaire Doctor Shoots
Woman in Quarrel.
VICTIM FIGHTS FOR HER LIFE

Andrew B. CrOpsey Puts Three Bull
lets Into Breast of Mrs. CrOpsey
when Old Disagreement Is Re
neyved-neets Policeman and Ad-
mits He Committed the Crime.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
A. d. james Renomtnated.

Bowling Green. Ky. July Z1--Dr- A D.
James yesterday was renomiaated for
Congress by Republicans OF the Third
Kentucky district
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22

When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement 70 The Wash
ington Herald and bill VIII be sent you at
! cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
9O21Za2zNU
EL1[A

surely be carried out 20 sea. as his motor
had ceased to work and he had no control
Of the craft At an altitude Of about 200
feet he found favoring air current.
which carried him northwesterly beyond
the peril that Threatened him for the