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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
8 p o r Il S
Local and National
EDITED BY CHARLIE ALBRIGHT
RAGING RAGS
FOR HAWAII

Eight hundred and ten dollars
worth Of calls for the yacht. Hawaii
arrived here on the boat that came
down from the Coast yesterday. These
have been ordered for some time, and
were made by an expert in the States.
They are the racing rags, and will be
prepared soon so that no trouble will
be experienced fitting them on the
yacht when the time comes. The hol-
low wood masts are expected here
.oCn.-in fact. Alec Lyle said the other
day that he looked for them on every
steamer.
The following are the names of the
various racing sails which will carry
the yacht along a.hying in the run
across tle Pacific: Fore and main
calls. jlb. staysail, squaresail, main
loysai fshermans staysail, baby jib,
and raftoc The Hawaii will not have
spinnaker.
Builder Alex Lyle Is wrapped up in
the vessel he ishDuilding. He says
that she will undoubtedly be the fin
ct craft OF her kind and class that
ever hoatcd in Honolulu harbor. Her
fittings are magnificent, all of the in
ucr fixtures being constructed of Ha.
waiian koa wood which takes beau
lful polish. The other day three Ha-
waiians came up to Alec, and each of
thom gave him 500 to go towards the
yacht. They were pleased to do it,
They wanted an interest in the boot
that was going TO race across the Pa
clRc, they wanted to feel that they
had n personal interest in her, that
they owned a phrt of her. These fel-
lows are the right kind Of sportsmen.
Thuy feet that the simple fact Of thcii
owning n share In the boat will I'M.
icubtcdly push Is on to victory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
Of EDUCATION
Holds SHORT MEETING

The Board of Education held a meet.
ing yesterday afternoon, Commission.
err William williamson presiding in
place of Superintendent Babbitt who
has gone East.
\ number of complaints against va
rious teachers we're discussed and sew.
Crll of them were disposed Of, others
going over until some later meeting.
The complaints made against the
McGrcgors, teachers at Hauula school,
vas found by Commissioner Garden,
who Investigated the matter, to he
nothing more than a dispute over vat
er rights, and the matter was dropped.
W. W. Taylor, principal at KipahuhI,
Is involved in a row with Levi Joseph.
Taylor complained that two boys, John
Hu and All Moon, had entered his cot,
tagc and stolen some money. They
were arrested and confessed their
guilt, but later, on advice of Joseph.
withdrew the plea and retained Joseph
to defend them.
10 Sun, the Chinese editor whom the
Federal authorities are trying to de-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
TATE WILL bsl
$500 ON SWIlz{R

kid" Tate, the former lightweight
tighter, now running little picture
game to crowded houses here in Ho-
noulu, has bossomed out as Il pro-
moter of The wrestling game here.
lie has taken Hans Froelecher, the
SwitZer who came down here expect
ing to get Il match with the Jap
champion with the unpronounceabie
name. under his sheltering wing, and
now comes out with a great big $500
challenge 10 any wrestler in the ISL
ends. Tate says that he will back
Hans for this amount or put It UP
us forfeit and double the amount
If he gets a call. r.
Il am anxious to get match here
in the Islands for Froelecher,., said
Tate, the other day. II think he is
about the real candy in this strong
arm business, and as a proof Of my
belief in him, ! will back him for
$500 any time against any wrestler
in the Islands. do not know whe-
ther or not there are any local cham
pions. but ! think there should be,
for the Hawaiians, as rule, are
splendidly built, and have strong
physiques Then, of course, there are
the Jap wrestler9, but | do not be-
lieve there are any sons of Nippon in
Hawaii WHO would have look-in
with Hans. lie has tossed Tom Jen-
kins around on the mat and Farmer
Burns felt that he was being man
handled when he tackled Froclethof.
Remember, have that 500 plunhs
ready to back the Switzer any time.
:; n !.
May Sutton will probably go East
this summer to recapture the Amer
can lawn tennis championship.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
LINDSAY llCKIES
WATER CONTROVERSY
MCBryde,K Troubles
Come Up On Bill Of
Exceptions

The McBryde-Koloa water contro-
yersy was taken up by Judge Lind
say this morning, the matter coming
up on the injunction proceedings
brought by McBryde plantation last
week.
w. 4. Kinney appeared for Nc
Bryde plantation and Frank Thomp-
son for Koloa. Thompson had filed
a bill of exceptions to the complaint,
and announced his intention, If these
were overruled, of filing demurrer,
or other answer. Kinney objected to
this, arguing that Thompson ought
to file all his pleas, demurrerS, an
swers, etc, at once and have them
all taken up at the same time. Judge
Lindsay overruled the objection and
announced that he would hear argu-
ment on the exceptions. These were
argued and overruled. Thompson
then entered demurrer, which was
taken up for argument
The 500 Kwal Yin case was con-
Guided yesterday before Commission
er Hatch, so far as the taking of evil
dence was concerned. Hatch took
the case under Gdvisement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
Thursday. February 90

WI 'Hi -'s
KAHULUI-Sailed, Feb. 10:
Am. ship Erskine NJ. Phelps, fos
Delaware Breakwater.
KAHULUI-Arrived Feb. 20:
All. S. S. Neyadan, from Homo
lulu.
:: :: :! !! :: ~ :; .; 3; :: :: :: u .: .: .; ::
port on the ground that he is n labor.
cr, applied for a teachers certificate
on the strength of his Chinese d..
plOmas.
Miss Louisa PHI. teacher at the Pc
nukaina school, was transferred to, IA.
paa to take the place vacated by Mrs.
Neal, A formal offer of the Kamalo
school was made to Miss McCorriston,
The name of Mrs, Keawe was present,
ed for appointment to the Paia schooI
ana was favorably considered, but no
action was taken in che matter.
Miss Kawainui, teacher at WaiaIua,
was granted a leave of bsence for co
days, Miss Nicholson being named as
substitute to I'LL her place. Miss Whit.
tinGton, of Kekaha, Kauai, was also
granted a leave of absence. Her place
will be taken by Miss Fassoth.
Complaint came from Kukuihaele
that J, de Silva, the teacher there, is
too free in his use of the rod
The resolution providing for the
transfer to the Territory Of the Lahal
naluna school lands was adopted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20

Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers.
etc. manufactured by the r,rll,tin Pub
rshing Comnany.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
70 DISCUSS PLANS
FOR Navy BOYS
SeCy. Mott Calls
Mass Meeting to Talk
Entertainment

A notice was issued from the Gov
crnor's Office this morning, signed
with the name of Secretary Mott
Smith, calling mass meeting for
March 4 at the rooms of.the Cham
Der of Commerce, to discuss plans
for the entertainment of the fleet.
Governor Frear says that, of
course. something must be done, and
he thinks 1t advisable to begin early,
so that everything may not be left
for the last hour. The meeting is
called principally to give those who
may have ideas as 20 what should be
done an opportunity to make suggcs-
lions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20

A number of Chinese have of late
been making complaints that their
wives had been enticed away from
them by inscriptions fellow coun-
trymen, and tho Chinese Consul has
taken the mattar up. He has com.
planned to both the police and the
Federal authorities, who will now
work together to secure evidence and
bring the offenders before justice un.
der the Edmunds Act.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
Eh 2 Franklin

a perfect in the Endurance Race around the ISL
used ga gallons Of 5ssohue and half pint OF oil
bother all it ARC00LED CA
Being hir-Coole1 car il is light
Unnecessary weight loss OF Repair bills Gasoline
bill, Tire Awkwardness. Discomfort Danger
Every pound superuous weight your
CINE doesn't do muoess speed slower work
the hills What's the buying high and throwing
away weight
heavy complicated watercooed engine has get out
than aircooled engnThl Ban Mere RDa Bills heavy
automobile itself by aing That Means More RepairBi
heavy automobile out tires fstSt More Expense heavy
tcmoble is hard 10 manage-That MSnns Danger.
comfort possible average touring conditions with
q heavy iR'ramc hslfspring machine
Model 1905 Franklin Touring Car and
looking light powerful elegant this the
Let you denomination Our Model car just at hand has
been Sold but have Touring ard Runabou the and
show them to you in a few weeks
T., O. Hall 81 Son,
Limited
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
500 Reward 500

The readers Of ,his paper will he
pleased to learn that there IL At least
u dreaded disease that science has
heen able to cure Ia al it, stages and
~ at 10 cstarrh. Halle Cstsrrh Cure
ls the only positive cure now known
10 the medical fraternity Catarrb
being u constitutional disease requires
= constitutional remedy. Hs'l's
Catarrh Cure 10 taken Internally, act
i,g directly upon the blood and niue
nus u'fsces Of the system, thereby
destroying he foundation OF the die
nass aud giving the patient strength
ny building up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing I've work,
rhe proprietors have so much faith
"A Ito curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
hat II fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials. Address. +. J. CHEN
Ely q Co, Toledo, .. Sold by all
druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
County Exhibitors

I wish to inform your readers
that | now have a supply Of
state Fair Premium Lists for
distribution for those who are
interested In making exhibits at
the Missouri state Fair this fall.
The State Fair dates are Oct.
Ord to 9th inclusive.
The Premium Catalogue shows
largely increased premiums and
the addition OF an Educational
Department, which means that
the Missouri State Fair Is grow
ing. 1t Is a great Educational
Institution and we hope your
readers will secure a Premium
List and enter a large number
Of exhibits.
The state Of Missouri has in
vested over a Half Million Dol
lars in buildings AMI other i'm
~provements for the state Fair
at Sedalia, and furnishes a spIen-
did opportunity for this County
TO advertise its many resources.
and show to the State at large,
the advancement we have made
In Live Srock Breeding, Agricu,-
ture and Education. Every ef-
fort should be male to have this
County represented In n ere lit
abe manner. Copies OF this
Catalogue can be secured by call
ing at my office.
W. g. DURRETT,
County Clerk.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
SLATER.

Chicken thieves broke into the
chicken house OF Robert Bridges
Saturday night and stole four
dozen chickens. No clue as to
whom the guilty parties + can
be obtained. Slater News.
w. j. Bailey, son-in-law Of NJ.
O'Hearn, OF this place. who has
been with the Missouri Pacific
Railway for a number OF years.
was appointed travelling freight
agent for the Iron Mountain
division Of that system last week
and will move his headquarters
from Little Rock, Ark, to Aley-
andria, Louisiana. Mr.. Bailey Is
a brother OF Prof. j. NJ, Bailey,
who for a number OF years was
superintendent OF the Public
Schools at this place. Miss
Rena Reid. OF Excelsior Springs,
Is visiting Slater friends this
week. Miss Alberta Shan
non, who has been with Virginia
relatives for the past year, re-
turned home last week. Cecil
Gaines and Earl Bowman, two
OF Slater's young men who are
pushing their way to the front
in Kansas City. were here on
the 4th OF July to visit their
parents. G. p. Jackson
brought the first sack OF new
wheat to town this week and
Clarence Ireland brought In the
first, wagon load, which sold for
80 cents per bushel. Slater
Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

except a stunning bump on his
head.
Rev. Marvin RAIDER. a mission
airy in the Philippine Islands,
who has spent five years labor
among the Islanders for the NJ.
T.. Church, spent a few days with
his cousin, Mrs. Chas. Yancey,
this week. Rev. RAIDER Il en-
thusiastic regarding the Chris
tian outlook for the future Of
the Philippine people, and thinks
that it's a great country and
the United States IL doing a
great work there in the way Of
civilizing the natives OF those
Islands.-Qui Vive.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
The Worlds Bes Climate

IL not entirely free from disease; on
the high elevators levers prevail,
~bile 90 the lower levels malaria IL
encountered TO u greater or l-ss ex.
tent. according TO altitude, To over.
come climate affections, l%sssitude,
malaria, ~iaundice, biliousuess, fever
and ague aud general debility, the
mos, effective remedy 10 Electric Bit
tiers, the great alternative and blood
purifier, the antido,e for every form
OF bodily weakness, nervousness and
insomnis. Sold under guarantees at
all druggists. Erice Soc.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
GILLIAN.

Alex. Turner was In town
Tuesday and said the river was
within it's banks, but IL was I'M
possible az yet to tell what land
was improved and what was in
Jhred by the FLOOD. He says
there have been some heavy fills,
but does not know whether II i
quick sand or dirt deposited.
Mrs Lewis. wife of tho late
DR.. Joseph A. Lewis, die ! at her
home In Glasgow, No, June 20,
In the s5th year NJ her life.
While patching some OF his old
clothes last Friday night In
order to make a COOL appear
ance on the 4th, Keith Goodwin
ran n needle into his right fore
finger and Ii broke off. The
next morning DR.. Miller removed
the piece, and In a few days
Keith will be able to take up his
patching work where he so alb
rupt'y left off.-Gilliam Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
BY a Practical Farmer.

In this day OF short courses
and farmers institute. II was the
idea OF the Redpath Chautauqua
System to bring to the agricul-
turalists and the communities
most interested n agriculture,
an actual farmer With an ex-
perts training, a n an who had
taken advantage OF all the
theory OF the school aui who
had made "A practical @ In
actual farm work, staining In
his own pillow shoes. To supply
this need, DR., II. p. Miller, OF
Sunbury, Ohio, has been selected
from among all the names OF
men most worthy, to be con-
sidered.
DR.. Miller early realized that
the farm and the animals upon
IL afforded n field for tho larg-
est application OF the scien g
taught In the college, AM pur-
%suant to that thought he spent
eight years winning the colleges.
degrees Master OF Scieu,e a I'd
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine,
shipped his trunk from college
directly to the farm that he lus
ever since called home and &C.
voted himself to 1t as though lie
expected always to rem in
there.
lie viii present The Econotli-
zeal OF Feeding Animals" usi,g
charts to make clear the co l.
~paratiye value feel. AMI d,ih
with the problems Of the IN N
from the farmers standpoint in
a practical way,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

tnstes' n ,lrop ~ bellRdonna on sugar:
she r-iticd her lips with her lace hand
kerchlof and finally rose from her
chnir. looking dn2ed and distressed.
~ had rather bad news" she ad.
mltted to Baroness Won Lyndal. who
was IN solicitude-"oh. nothing really
serious, trust, but still disauieting.
II IL from n dear friend. think I had
better 20 to my room and talk things
over with Helen. Would you he kind
enough 10 tell her when she comes IN
that she's to follow me theref Don't
send for her tIll then: It's not neces.
sury. hut ! shall want her by and
by"
II was clear that Lady Mowbray did
not wish her daughter TO be disturbed.
Still. Egon von Breltstein thought he
might fairly lot his anxiety run AWAY
with him. AS the baroness accompa.
MED her guest 10 the door he took u
upon himself to search for Miss Now
bray. for now n the emperor should
curse him for a spoil sport he would
have the hest OF rus Lady Now.
bray was In need of her daughter.
He lifted the white curtains and peer
cd through y small nntechumber Into
the music room beyond. II was empty.
hut one NJ the long windows leading
into the rose garden was wide open.
The mouth Of September was dying,
and away IN the Rhnetian mountains
Winter had begun. Yet In the lap OF
ne low country summer fingered. The
air was soft md sweet with the per.
fume OF roses-roses living and rose
lead In d potpourri OF scattered petals
on the grnss. II was a garden for low
ers and n night for lovers.
Eeon went 10 the open window and
locked out. hut dared not lot his feet
take the direction OF his eyes. though
h. was sure that somewhere In the
c1rdcn Miss Mowbray and the emper.
cr we're 10 be found.
"They win come In again this way"
he sall to himself. for they viii want
people to think they have never left
the music room. and for that very rea
ron they won't stop too long, They
must have some regard for the conven'
lions. II waltz
He did not finish ~the-sentence In his
mind. Nevertheless he examined the
resources OF the window niche with a
critical eye,
There was a deep Enclosure between
| the window frame and the long
rtralght curtains Of olive green satin
which matched the decoration Of the
music DON BY dra wing the curtains
a few inches farther forward n coult
make a screen which would hide one
from observation by any person In the
room or outside In the garden. 81
Egon did draw the curtain. and. framed
In his shelter like a saint In a niche. b,
stood peering into the silver night.
The noon was rising over the lake
and long. pale rays Of level light wer,
stealing up the paths like the nnger'
Of a blind child that caress gropingiy
the features of a beloved face.
Egon could not see the whole gar
den or all the paths among the roses
But II the emperor and his companion
came back by the way they had gon,
he would know presently whether the,
walked In the attitude Of friends q
lovers. 1t was 90 necessary for hi
plans to know this that he thought I
worth while to exercise a little pa
thence In waiting. or course. II the.
were lovers. goodby to his hopes. an,
he would never have so good q chanc
rs this to make sure.
70 be continued.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
CASToRIA
For tnhats snA Mit&rM.
The Kind yss Rsvs AlvlJ, Bought
s' "r's, 70. ., LMNA
Furniture Crook,

A man going under the name
OF Jake Minch went into the fur
niture business In Sweet Springs
a year ago. Soon after he clos
ed out most of the gods below
cost and skipped. He had got
ten the goods on ere tit ami had
worked the same trick a number
Of times. lie was last week SEN
fenced to a term In the Lansing.
Kansas. prison, having been
caught AMI triei at paola, Kas.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
GroS Shop in Marsha |.

One of the b,st JOKE, Of the
season was caused by a printers
mistake. A Marshall grocer who
wanted to increase his buglnens
Friday passei around a lot Of
cards with the wo"d groceries"
In large type md nJkei a1 h,s
friends to remember him. when
his attention was called to hhe
word he felt very much sold
for he a very dry, dry man!
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
County News
From Our Exchanges
MIAMI.

Rev. w. II. Heslar Is telling a
fish story this week that caps
the climax and requires "A good
deal Of charity on the part OF his
hearers to save his reputation
Tor veracity. But when such
men as q. N. Jackson AMI y. ID.
Campbell vouch FOR the story we
feel safe I'm giving II to our read
ers.
It appears that the gentlemen
named above and J. II. Hooper
went fishing one day last week
In j e. Haynes wheat field near
the Coon Hollow bridge. They
were w0ding In the water an
trying to scare the fish into n
net which they had set. They
wore waders and Mr.. Hooper had
"A pair several sizes too large for
him so that they tired him out
and hurt his feet. when they
had lifted the net and caught n
few fish, Mr.. Hooper pulled of
his boots to rest and. behold,
there we're three nice carp I'm the
boots! We have no comments to
make
@. =. Taylor aud daughter,
Miss Ermin. will leave next Tues.
day on nm extended western trip
They will visit Erskine Taylor
and the family OF George Wilson
at Spokane, Wash, ani vii
make a trip down the coast
visiting a number Of friends IL
California.
DR.. +. II. Sullivan u taking &c
tive steps toward putting up q
store building on his lot now oc'
cupied by the frame building
which has been occupied by the
barber shop aud the harness
shop, The work will begin a.
soon AZ possible au1 the doctor
hopes to get into the new build
ing by October LIST. II not sooner
The building will be a single
story with basement.
Mrs. John Lewis and sol
John. who has been visiting he'
numerous friends here for sew
eral weeks, left Thursday fol
Quincy. H.. where she will bt
Joined by her husbini AMI vii
spend the summer. Miami News
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
MALTA BEND.

During the ball game Tuesday
evening little Harold Carroll,
who with a lot OF boys YER sit
ting ON the ground near the
players, when a foul ball struck
him on the head. rendering him
unconscious for q short time.
DR.. J. n. Brown being on the
ground. attended the boy and
sent him home feeling Al right,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
Send Him to Marshall.

For the past three weeks more
than one hundred household pets,
cats and dogs, have succumb bed
to the deadly poison being scat.
tered on tn estreets OF Boonville
by Il contemplate sneak and
dastardly rascal. Any person
guilty of poisoning a dog or cat
is a coward and a sneak.
Owners Of the feline and dog
family who have suffered loss by
the poisoner ar cup in arms and
II the miscreant can be found he
might suffer severe punishment
Mt the hands OF indignant eth
2ens.
The grand Jury will investigate
the matter at an early date and
the poisoner might get Justice
dealt to him In a way that will
not prove pleasant. - Boonville
Republican.
The writer Is rather severe, as
there m two sides to the ques-
ton. We can map out a route
OF ten blocks In Marshan that a
man can not safely 20 after dari
without being attacked by dogs
ON the walk. This IL an outrags
on the public fully as bad ~ thu
one above y to thu dog ownsrs
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
Surnnsr Tourist Fares

The Chicago b Alton have on sale
daily until Sept s0th. isoS, Touris,
tickets ~ greatly reduced fares 70
poinls In the East, wssA North.
sostA snd southwsst; long liaiss and
iibsrsl stepsvsr privusGss.
Vor isstAes tpfosmsAion call upon
o. ecmusniesAs wiihl0. ~ ,HAwthoens
xisbek Aesak (. = \. - 3 . =
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
ARROW ROCK

Herman Eilers haIhl In the
first crop OF wheat this season
Tuesday and left II on deposit at
the mil with r. n Dick Ion Il
Son. The wheat was In good
shape and tested. SO lbs. He ex-
poets to sell as soon asthe mark
ct opens up. We have not heard
Of any wheat selling yet and do
not know what thb market
price win be, bat tbs farmers
should have at etst 81 0).-Ar-
row Rock State Sman.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

EVIDENT, " was not a pleasant tcle-
gram. for rs she read II the Dresden
china lady showed plainly that she
was disconnected. Her pretty face lost
It's color; her eyes dilated a. II she had
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-29
Many Houses Swept Into the Raging Tor
rent and Inmates Have No Chance to Save
Thenlselves==Property Loss Over 100000

the road, and that the night passen-
ger for the Twin Cities had not gone
by, for he quietly awaited till it came
along and then tagged it. The brok-
en- rail was spiked down by the train
crew and the train crept over it safe
ly. The conductor then looked for the
man who had saved the train, but he
had disappeared, much to the regret
of some of the emotional passengers,
who wanted to make a hero of him.
The next evening some harvest
hands, who were shocking grain by
the right of way of the South Dakota
Central, noticed a section of rail two
feet long broken out and lying beside
the track, about eight miles south
of town. Although it was nearly sup
per time, two of them stayed guard
over the danger point for nearly two
hours and tagged the night passenger
from Sioux Falls, and saved it from
sure destruction.