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The Detroit times., 1908-03-20

The Friend Ito cratic driver who
has lost his way)---We had better go
straight on, l think, we must have
been up that road before.
The Erratic Driver--What makes
you think that?
"The Friend--Thosc men up there;
they look as II they're burying some
thing illustrated Mall.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
The Ambitions OF Youth.

Johnny, why don't you be a good
boy like your brother Wiily?" the
mother was sternly admonishing nef
naughty SON. willy here may be
president some day. while you viii
have to dig in the sewer"
Bot, mother walled Willy. cant
I dig In the sewer sometimes. too?''--
Harper's Weekly.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
Woman Found Dead IN Bed.

Mrs. Harriet Hale, aged so, Wild
ow employed in the Hotel Congress.
was found dead in her room about
1880 o'clock Friday afternoon. Cor
oner Parker found that death was due
to heart disease and will hold no In
quest. The only known relative OF the
deceased is brother. William r.
Wright. OF Alma. Mich, who has been
notified.
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p'Abrurzi sciIs SATURDAY.

WASHINGTON. March 20.-The
duke d'Abrussi LETT Washington today,
after lunching at the Elkins home. He
will sail from Nev York tomorrow on
the Lusitania. 1t In generally conced-
ed that King Victor Emmanuel, Of
Italy, has refused to consent to the
dukes marriage with Miss Elhins.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20

Furnished by Cameron Currfe ~ Co.
NEW YORK. March 20.--The market
has been duh and professional with
early strength succeeded by later
weakness, neither the advance nor the
decline having any Significance nor
showing any real tendency In the mar
ket. The room traders were apparent
and the uptown element which Is still
bearish were reported as selling on
the advance. This about sums I'D the
sftion and the supply of stocks is much
larger now than IL was two weeks
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
LIVE STOCK.


MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. March 2o.--Cattle--Active
week TO 40 around. outlook steady.
Prices ranged as follows: Choice
sters,- sessssas from 1, zee to i.3ee Tbs.
$4.T5 a. $50: choice handy killers. si,25
and heifers. s2.s0@420: common kill
ers and fat cows. $2509450. Gamers
cows. 1880 .50; common TO prime
shipping bulls. s3q45o; light butch
$50; stoekers and feeders, s2.50@4 per
cwt. Mich Cows--Aetive. s25@50. Veal
calves-steady s4@7 per cwt-
quality poor u choice. lambs. sa' SCI 50:
light TO fair. s5.5o@7; common to prime
sheep. s3@6: mixed sheep and lambs.
$3.50 a $50: common killers, $2.75 @3.25;
culls, $2W2.5O per cwt
Hogs-Active and Ave cents higher,
quality mixed: prime mediums and fat
workers., s4.95@5: light workers. and
pigs. s4.4004T5; roughs. $40 G4.5o per
cwt
Receipts until noon: Cattle, CT;
calves. 20; sheep. 1o6: hogs. 725.
EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Report By sadIer. Uorsck a
Co.. Comsni-sies Merchants
BUFFALO,. March 20.--fSpeciai) -
light and strong. Hogs
-Receipts 5000; pigs, SASS: all others,
s5.25M5.35. Sheep-Receipts 5000: top
fanUs' ss.-5 o. .s55' TOP vafvss, ~.
EAST BUFFALO. N. ", March 90
so head. market active
at strong values Veals-Receipts L.
900 head. market active. csc higher;
Gull TO choice veais. $685.. Sheep and
Lalnbs--Receipts 5000. market active.
lambs Toe higher. sheep firm to a quar-
ter stronger; lambs, $5.25Ms.35, year
llngs. s7g7.so; wethers, ss.5oq7; ewes.
1875 SIS; Gull and mixed sheep, 1915
gees. Hogs-Receipts $500 head.
market active at &c higher; workers.,
s5.2505.35: pigs. s4S0H4.s5; mixed and
heavies. $3.50 Il SOS: roughs, $i.504 40;
stays, $3.50 a. 3.65.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. March 20.--Hogs--Re
ceipts $4,000. market SC higher, light.
s.; 4.s5; mixed and heavies. $500
5 .05: roughs. $4.70U4.S0: pigs, 1850
4. 40: workers, $4.S5U4.90. Cattle---Rc-
ceipts 1000. market strong. beeves.
$500 n eos: Texans. &4.25Q5.25; cows
and heifers. s2l0@5.40; westerners,
81. so "a $40: stockers and feeders. s3.lo
a see, calves, $51e.5o. Shsep-=ttu-
ceipts 5000. market strong natives.
81. Is a 6.60 westerns. y4.25 a. .s5; year
lings, x6M 1925: native lambs. $3.50
100; western lambs. $s.5oQ7.s5.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20

John Townsend, SO years old. died
In his home In New Hudson, Mich.
Friday morning. He was well-known
in Oakland county and In Detroit, and
was brother OF DIR. |. +. Townsend
of No. 7s Palmer-ave. east. The Tuner
al viii take place In New Hudson,
Sunday. at y. "a. - =
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Markets and Finance:

and the bears were IA complete con.
troll at tho close whom wheat showed
y a. sc. oats on AGl%c. and pro-
visions 23s 010c lower.
Closing prices: wheat-,Aiay, e5 y q
70 &c. Corn--May. es4 Q66 5se. oatsE
May, SAN Q54%c. Pork-May. s12.42
Lard May ,7s2ls asked. Ribs-May,
s6.s2h.
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
COPPER MARKET-CLosE.

l4s rA Bat a c,n se a.. Cons Coz sG Mer cons ss
G. & H.. 645; G.. & A.. 1903; Cent %:
Davis D.. 4; r.. Butte Az Ely. sh;
Gran. 50; @: Can. sA LaSai.. ~; Mob.
Nip. Z: New Cons. ii N; New. Utah.
az: ~ Butte. 53A; Old Dom. s71s:
Csc. SO; Par. 17H; Quincy, 50: Rhode
Isl; !, ~ shan, LA Sup. Pitts. iSn:
Trim. Cop, "a: Troy. IS. Utah Cons. SO;
y. 8. on, 10; Y. s. r., com. 32% !;
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NEW YORK. March 2o.---A

NEW YORK. March 2o.--Atty. Gen.
Jackson today sent 10 the senate a
letter asking that the Investigation
asked for by the SAKE resolution be
made as speedily as possible. because
charges against hts once deprived hfrn
OF public confidence Ia the administrn-
Itfon OF affairs.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
FINAL. coTToN GINNING REPonT.

WAsHlNGTON. March 20.-The cen.
sus bureau makes final report on guam
tlty Of cotton Rinned the present sea
son at IL 26l 600 bales counting round
bales. az half bales and including lin
ters This icomDarcs with -11-z90-b4l
bales In previous year dit. 1zb.b0l
balea two years ago.
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AppIe.--rancy. 5000: common 81
NIX per Dbl

Appre.--rancy. ssOs-So: common 81
nntter-Extra creamery, 2sc; farm
separator, "a; packing stock. 1sc: reno
waited, 25@25t5c. Official prices: Extra
backing stock. Use per Id.
Cabbage--Home-g grown. sl@1.25 per
pbi. SO. per ton
sss per sra.s $3.50
Crnnberrfex--Late Howes, $3.50 per
CauiiSower--caiiforn s.759: per
Checse--MichisaD full cream. 140
ceae<a-Packase coffee. si4's9isss
Dressed CaIves--Tancy. s40sc: COM
Dressed iog.-Light. 5z @sc per 10: .
Eggs--Offlciai prices: Extras, Ice,
hrsts, loo, cases inclvded
TIour--Michfgan patent. In wood.
s sss e essohd ,5 pa5e per pS straight
Feed--Jobbing lots. bran. SGT 90;
coarse corn meal. $500; corn and oat
fine middiings. $1,000 per ton.
- Fare-ss- lasEetabisA---Green -naiara-isSf-
20c per dog; cucumbers. s1.7592 per
spI per Sa paraey p spn Ssa
water cress. 4oc per doz: Elephant, 45c
per doz.
Ftunan HaIute-sVilc per 10
Green Peppers-5oc per basket.
He.ey-Fancy white. i791sc: amber.
Hickory Nuts--$2 per bu.
IIay-Detroit shippers are caying the
following prices for new baied hay In
car lots p s,ss !, 80 ad siT n,ousy
mixed, sla.5o@is: rye straw. 81; wheat
M,sssINo ! cured; 6; No; ! eus,d
No. /. eMc; No. 9. SC: calf. cured. No. j.
lie; NO. !. shc; calf, green, No. i.
j. SIS, No. Q. 81; hseepakins. az to wool
Hsraw sre--wi.e nails, $40; base
barhed wire. $2-so: No. > annealed wire.
cloth. si.so per 100 Feet; lap and slip.
after weaving, so per cent on. wire
on; round and corrugated conductor
piPfs s;,. Z. asd al gsr Ger ssat lo CO.
Observation-Disclosures IS $3.50 per box
Mushrooms--50c per ID.
pin~npp,e---Fiorida. ss0s.so per DOC.
Pap Corn--Enrs, " &c per ID.
soae3c per bu: new Eermudas. $3.50
Psuitry-IIens. 1a01sc: ducks. 1870
lie: geese. 100t1c; turkeys. 1fmtSc:
dressed hens. 1sc: ducks, i46l5c;
geese, i1@12c;- turkeys. 16M1Tc per ID.
Provtsion---Mess pork. $3.50, family
pork, sl4gli5o: light, clear. $3.50:
heavy, 1890; smoked hams. 9hc: dry
salted brIsket:, 7xc: shoulders s.:
Heroes. SIC; kettle rendered. 9Hc 10.
Onions--75c per bu: Spanish. $1.2S
crate.
Oiis--Haw iinseed. 4oc; boiled lin
seed, dc gal. less per cent for cash
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc;. turpentine. I'm barrel iots'
Strnsvbcrrses--450 a soc per at.
sweet Pctntces--Iiiinois. szm,..s per
bu; 30 per boil
srEai-.crystaI dominoes: $40: csgie
tablets. S6.65: cut loaf 1905: cubes.
1910: xxxX powdered, 1856. grant
lated. extra coarse. t5.2s; granuiateu.
I'm bulk. s515, graduated. In 10-lb cot
ton bags. ss:so; granulated in 25-lb cot
ton bags. $3.50: Michigan ganulated.
ss.os: confectionsrs 4 s.; No. 4. sddss:
No. 5. So No. 6, 1876; No. Z, 1920. No.
"a So Ne, g. $3.50; No 70. si-7b; No
No IL $3.50. No is. $3.50 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20

NEW YORK. March 20.-Most
stocks opened higher and a number
of issues made further advances after
the initial trading. Reading opened
3-S higher and gained in all 5-S. and
PENNSYLVANIA opened 3-S higher. Union
Pacific opened up rs. anC advanced
in all IL. New York Central, Great
Northern preferred, American Loco
motive and Northern Pacific were Ia
higher. Brooklyn Rapid Transit op-
ened unchanged and advanced 3-S.
steel common opened IA lower. The
preferred was unchanged. AT the end
of Is minutes trading there was frac-
tional recessions from best prices In
some OF the leaders.
The stock market, during the first
hour. acted in about the same manner
as in the early trading every day since
the beginning OF the week. Union
Pacific. in which there Is the great
est amount of speculative interest, adj
vanced to 1913 5-S In the first few min
utes. against 123 at the close yester-
day and then fell over a point. Read
ing followed closely with an early
advance, and later declined further,
and other railroad stocks fiuctuated TO
.sri,cu -srrre-rxterft.- mt price.
movements In the industrials were
narrow and trading in that group were
without much feature. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit again moved up, reaching the
highest point SO far this year, but lost
part OF this gain when the rest OF the
market declined. Commission business
was small and London houses said
a. oh FIR
do any arbitrage trading.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. March 20.--Although
the final report OF tho census bureau
issued at the opening OF the local cot
ton market this morning was quite
bullish. It's effect was evidently coun-
staple In nearly ali sections OF the
country.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
NEW YORK sucAR.

NEW YORK, March '2o.---Tbc domes-
tic refined sugar market this morning
was steady and unchanged The spot
raw sugars were very Arm. London
beet sugar was decidedly stronger with
March Ind higher and April Sd up at
lis I'D Tor both.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20

Prince Of good fellows. Sam Bernard
IL having his troubles these days. He
has seen his resources dwindle. II is
said from, millions "a mere thousands:
mt he "a proving himself game" ana
powerful influences are backing him
e the fght that yo,ng Burris brought
On
No lees a marnate than a. Carl
IAN mas iofned forces with Bernard
ana Il the latter does not retain the
r;rt.efdencv against the claims OF Bur-.
III Il win surnrise the money powers.
on The other hand. Burris Il said to
bnve hauIed n thouaands az nrories
from smaller stockholders. II Is even
said that AZ the start lanes r Burns
hacked him h.,f fhis report has since
been denied Nv bofh men
parns a. 4 hir factor In the fight
however. owning a block of stock that
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
Quotations by Cameron Curfle 4 co.
Omen High Low Close
Cb)Bid. ts)split. (n)Nominal.

NbIbIu. tsJSpIit. tn)NomlnaI.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO, o.. March 20.-Quotations
by Finley Barrell 4 Co.: Wheat--No.
2 red. zinc; May, s7%c: July. 81 ko;
Sept. SS&c. Corn--No. 3 yellow. 66c
Mays 61hc: July, 65&c: Sept. 65Isc.
Oats---No white, 55isc: May. 55c:
July. 50hc; Sept. 3shc- Glover seed
Cash, $3.50. March, S12.5O; April.
$12.37: October, $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron Currie
q Co.: New. 2s reg. 1904 010th; do,
coup. 1o4h bid; new IS reg. loi9ioa;
bid, do. COUP. 122h bid
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
bv Lewis q. CortoL. No, 1f1S Majestic
building. March 20. 1905;
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They are no longer letting brokers
cast the lines for IL. but are weaving
more delicate web that will spin
upon the heartstrings and appeal to
the sympathies. They realize that II
they would have that stock they must
show some nobler claim on 1t than
the mere charges and counter charges
that are being hurled back and forth
fin the night between Bernard and
Burris.
An interesting story is going the
rounds OF how. years ago, when both
were children, Mrs. Bernard was the
playmate Of Allen Burris. That was
hack in Missouri. when both families
lived on farms and knew nothing OF
the troubles Of the stock market. So
ciefy or the divorce court
Millions Pitted Against Woman.
Time has wrought many changes.
Mrs. Bernard finds herself holding the
balance Of power In a millionaires'
tight with her ex-husband and her
childhood playmate both asking her
favor. 1t Is fine chance for her to
''get even. with the man who divorced
her and married another. AT least.
that Is how her friends are viewing
Il, but those who are closest to her be-
lleye that other sentiments will pre-
vail and the stock will be voted. as
II always has been. In Sam Demands
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
SHE HOLDS FATE
OF MILL|ONA|RES
SEEKING MINE
woMANs NOD WILL MAKE OR
WRECK ,FoRruNs or FORMER
HvssANo--A WESTERN MELo-
DANA.

DENVER, March 20.--When all Is
said and done. In the final analysis
Of the fight for control OF the EI Paso
mine, woman must be reckoned
with. for the stock she holds Is the
key 10 the situation.
Her hour for revenge has come, say
tfIU friends or sam BErnart-s divorced
mife- With stroke OF the pen she
might settle old scores and cast into
financial oblivion, perhaps, the man
who repndiated her love by dragging
her into the divorce court. The time
has come when, like the lady in the
play. abe can exclaim:
rAt last villain. have thee"
But will she do IL?
Poor. little Mrs. Bernard They are
playing q fierce game with her down
nt Colorado Springs. On the one hand
Ii her former husband. on his knees
az her feet: on the other. the friends
OF Allen l. Burris, clamoring for her
favor.
Count on Her Love for Boy.
Pitted against her pride and alleged
scorn for her sons father, now the
husband OF another, Is the boy him
self He Is the figure in the back
ground, the entering wedge through
which Sam Bernard, according TO his
friends. hopes 10 get the mothers
proxy TO 10000 shares or El Paso
stock
VIII Mrs. Lulu Bernard turn away
at the eleventh hour. or will the moth
er-Iove for her son cry out In her
above everything else and save the
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PRODUCE.

the market was steady one this
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
]. P. ADVANCES
TO 123 90, EARLY
THEN STOCK FALL OVER A POINT
--INDusTRiALs IN NARROW
MOVEMENTS.
srock MARkET-cLosE.

Loco. sSlE do pfd' SO, Am. sugar.
III "; Am. smelt.. .ssh Anal Cop.
1879 :B. a O., 81: b. r.. Tr., 46h; Oh.
4 Ohio. 301s Can. Pae. 145% c. * CT.
w, Az. Colo. F. s. l., 22%s; Cons: Gas,
lo2: plssil.. slb: u. = IA; Can, 100 = |;
so; Gen. Flee, 1924 Ill. Cent, l2t; l..
4 NJ u Mex: errrt.s + 7 y = 7e
Tex. 22%; CT. North. 1872; Utah Cop,
Nor. a. w, Se y North W.. LAG; North.
Pac, 1854: n. Y. c. 4 H., 9s% Penn.
l16h; Peo. Gas. ssk; PHI. a. r., i04+ !;
p. 81. Car. 20; Rep: ST. lsb'. do pid
pfd. &c; St. Paul e. d. ga y. C., 1853 !;
south Pac.. T3A; Sou. Ry, ian, Tex. 81
Pac., l6A Twin City. san; Union Pae,
124&: u $. $. Bonds. ssh y ). Rub
SIS do pfd. II; w U. Tele., e. d. Ia y.
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morning, with no prominent features.
Eggs were Inclined to be weak, and re-
ceivers were rather expecting a decline
during the day. There Is no accumu-
east and west are heavy. Rutter ia
holding a fairly steady position. Re
ceipts OF poultry were the heaviest OF
any day this week. but everything sold
out early at full prices. Dressed calves
are easy in tone. only the very best Sc
lections bringing outside figures. The
vegetable list is only moderately &C
tive. and strawberries are little slow
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cotton prIces; furnished by Cameron
The Detroit times., 1908-03-20
EAST BUFFALO,.
ifv<steek Report By Sadler. Horfck 4
Co.. ComaSussslou Mercnaura

BUFFALO, March XV.--tSpeciaL)--
Cattle--Receipts light and strong. Hogs
s5.2546.35. Sheep--Receipts 5000: top
raruUs1 Ss.-5 q S.5o, TOP carvss, -.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04
THE TENEMENT AGITATION.

Properly handled the fight against
the tenement house in the resident
districts of the city will become one
of the greatest blessings of the day
for the betterment of Honolulu. ...
Property-owners who started the
ball rolling have learned first that
they cannot invoke a law or create
law that will satisfy their wishes
and leave other property-owners of
the city and Territory to- shift for
themselves. The contest for i'm
proyement must be conducted on
broad grounds, In this discovery
they are not displeased. The fight
merely becomes longer, more difficult
perhaps, but finally crowned with far
more positive results for the common
good.
Now that they have stopped tc
think of IL, our citizens do not want
the cheap and disreputable lodging
house in any resident district Of the
city.
II they will think again, They are
not in favor of the unhealthful anC
disreputable tenement or lodging
house in any street or alley.
1t is not possible to eliminate al
the dlsreputable elements from Ho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

nolulu, but laws may be passed, laws
should and will be passed, that will
raise the standard of the tenement
house wherever 1t is erected. The
return in improved sanitation, more
attractive streets, and more con-
tented and enlightened people will
be many-fold and will become def
mite financial asset.
Let the work that has been inaug-
urated by the Makiki district enthu-
siasts be carried out on the broadcast
possible lines. In this way we shall
have public sentiment thoroughly
aroused Mt u period when Honolulu is
taking on new growth-another
squirt in its youthful career. Those
who have homes here should see to
1t that the city grows right.
Selfish interest is what spurs peo-
pie to action. Let 1t continue to
prod a constantly increasing number
into the list of workers. At the same
time let us make use of this newly
available energy In carrying out
broad plans for civic development.
Improve the building laws, increase
the parks, protect the schools and the
homes, while committing no injury
to legitimate investors and those who
must have inexpensive lodgings.
1t Is all work that is worth while,
1t helps Honolulu grow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

Alec Robertson hit the nail on the
head when he said the campaign OF
education should be carried on among
the white residents who hold out spe-
cial attractions for orientals to pop
ulate the town. There has yet to be
an instance where large numbers OF
Orientals have moved in given d.
rection without being first urged by
the white man and helped perhaps by
the money of the man who howls
loudest at the Oriental competition
and invasion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

THE charge of n-Americanism Is
SO freely laid against the fellow-cit-
lien on the other side of the question
that definition of what American
ism Is, satisfies a long-felt want
AS usual. we have to turn to our
strenuous President. II Is said OF
Roosevelt that he Is more nearly the
typical American of today than any
man in public life.
The excerpt given is from the
speech of the President delivered at
the unwilling of the Sheridan monu-
ment. His view OF the real Amer
icanism comes home to the people OF
Hawaii more forcefully than in any
other part of the country.
Here we are working out the as
similating process with a smaller per.
centage of the born-American leaven.
Here as In no other part of the coun'
try we have need to realize that the
true American is not determined sole
ly by the ancestry of the citizen, not
by the aristocracy of birth though
the ancestor be of high type. The
mans loyalty to his country and Its
highest ideals for common decency
and justice establishes his right t.
be classed as the true American.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

David J. Baird, youngest son of Mrs,
Veronica Baird, dies Of heart trouble.
Traffic associations of San Francisco
clash during campaign to prevent raise
IN freight rates. Bureau OF Merchants
Exchange called insincere.
Jacob p. Transue of San Francisco
weds well known eastern society wo.
man NJ pretty ceremony.
Receipt OF wireless message from
Japan by san Francisco operators sub
iect Of eager inquiry by scientists.
r. d. Fry, share holders in Califor.
nit safe deposit company, sued for
$l0l, 1907 due depositors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

Determined warfare will be waged
against the Oakland poolrooms.
Robert Livingston. who alarmed co.
eds, escapes from Napa asylum.
Deserter Of Alameda wife arrested
in Seattle for marrying too soon after
divorce.
Attorney Sullivan denounccs Thomas
b. Dozier, counsel for Ruef.
Mrs. Elsie Knox Jennings of San
Francisco is granted divorce from
wholesale grocer.
Berkeley high school "frats" prepare
to fight order to disband.
President defines true Americanism
In speech at unwilling of statue to Gen
eral Phil Sheridan.
Mining men from all parts of coun.
try to assemble In Pittsburg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

San Francisco has heard wireless
messages from Japan. May this bring
about more friendly acquaintance
in keeping with the spirit of the re-
cent diplomatic understanding.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

Accommodation will be provided
for the engineer company at the
Leilehua post. Every appliance nee
essary in order to provide them with
the facilities for their work will be
provided.
Model Stables
The stables for the cavalry horses
will be models of their kind. Locat-
ed as the site of the post is, in an
ideal situation. the steeds of the
horsemen will be provided with quar-
ters which many human being
might well envy.
The Signal Corps barracks will be
fitted with necessary accommodate tons
for u wireless station and other such
s ecu asEellll IA as a signal school
A brigade headquarters will mean
a general hospital in all probability,
and accommodations for invalids re-
turning from the Philippine Islands.
The Leilehua site is considered ideal
for such purpose by medical Off
GERS, the location being healthy and
the scenery being such that conva-
lescents cannot fail to md 1t cheer
ing.
Two Thousand Workmen
II Is estimated that the work on
the post. in one way or another, will
mean employment for 1000 or more
men. Many of these will be skilled
| mechanics.
Captain Cashier has had wide en-
perience in the construction of Army
posts and is well fitted to undertake
the work here. He has just complet-
ed a new two-troop post at Fort Vel,
lowstone, the work being handled in
a very satisfactory manner. The
structure is of stone.
Army officers feel that the selcc.
ton of Captain Cashier means that
the Government wants things done in
the most expeditions manner possible
as he has already made a consider.
able reputation for hurrying things
along and, at the same time, doing
the work thoroughly.
About the Reservation
United States District Attorney II
w. Breckons has had prepared a spe'
cial map of the military reservation
which is situated at Wahiawa. The
reservation contains total area o.
l4,7OO acres, the most of which was
leased to the Dowsett interests con
siderable time ago. This was in turn
sub-leased by Dowsett to q number
of others, among the present holders
of the land being several of the larg,
pineapple plantation companies.
The lease which the Government
gave Dowsett.on these properties ha'
still number of years to run, an,
the United States will, when the sit,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-04

Give thanks that Roosevelt has de-
fined Americanism. 1t may reduce
the frequency with which local reac-
tionaries attach Roosevelt's name to
every miserable scheme they have to
offer.