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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-12
Maemae School. Oahu,
Tah . 1QnQ


Feb. 3, 1908.
w. II. Harrington, Esq, Editor Il c.
ming Bulletin, Honolulu,
T. II.
Dear Sir: were very glad
when our teacher told us to write a
letter to you. We are all going to
write letter but only the best one
is going to you. | hope my letter
will go.
am going to tell you where our
school is. 1t is In n lane OFF Wyllic
street. We have a very nice yard.
There are thirty trees in our yard
and there are many plants, too. Last
year we planted ferns around some Of
the trees.
We had a nice bed of orange-col-
ored cosmos, too. Every morning
someone picks a bunch and puts it on
teachers table. When they stopped
blooming we pulled the seeds OFF and
threw the plans ON the fire.
Next week someone in the Third
Grade will tell you about the roselias
they had.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-12

ment road and we see many people
so back and forth and the mail stage
that brings the letters from Hawai-
hae to Honokaa. When | was ten
years old left this school and went
to the Hilo Union School, but ! was
not there long when my mother got
sick and | came home. Then ! had
to come to the Kaauhuhu School
again. On Thanksgiving Day we all
enjoyed ourselves very pleasantly and
soon the Arbor Day came. On Arbor
Day we planted peach and pear trees
in our school yard. We planted pear
trees, peach trees, locust trees and
plum trees. Behind our cottage we
planted sweet potatoes, cabbages and
onions, chill pepper. All our trees
are growing nicely. Pine trees, ole
ander trees, oak trees, and many 9TH
err trees are growing all around orr
school.
We have a 50-foot flag pole and
the flag is always floating on 1t till
our school closes at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. We study our Geogra-
ply, Nature Study, Story of Kameha-
meha, Reading Lessons Book ~, Ar
ithmetic Book ", Singing Tonic SOL
tai, etc. On Friday afternoon all the
boys go out and hoe the garden, pull
the weeds, plant some potatoes and
do much other work.. Here we do not
have any luna, because the children
all know how to obey themselves.
Sometimes our teacher. Miss Hattie
Saifrey looks after us. We all want
to try our best to win the prize. |
think this is all that | can say for
this time.
From Il boy of the cherry land,
IWAO TAGUCHI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-12

hope Maemae School will get the
prize.
Yours truly,
ELIZABETH FULLER,
Third Grade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-12
Ulupalakua School.

lluHdldhud ocHOOi'
Jan. 31st, 1908.
Mr.. w. II. Harrington, Managing Ed
itor Evening Bulletin,
Honolulu, T. II.
Dear Sir:-Today we worked from
half-past ten 70 twelve O'Clock.
First We dug by the side of the
road. BY and by We dug holes and
we planted sweet corn. field corn, and
some lima beans. Some boys brought
fertilizer. The girls planted water
melons in their own garden.
remain,
MOKU KIKE SMITH,
Secretary for Boys.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-12

the vegetable gardens; and each hav-
ing a gang of pupils to work under
his charge.
Tomorrow we will begin with our
duties.
Yours very truly,
ABBEY AUNA,
Mgr; ~ Grade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
9talrunpaty Ja Il
Sin uf tlrF Ayr
By REV. CHARLES BAYARD MITCHELL, D. D.
Cleveland.

due to the fact that would rather steal than work
This age characterized by its rush for material wealth. Every
body get rich and get rich quick get rich honestly pos
sb but gel any The odashoned virtue Of honesty
discounted many quarters. In many tempted to be
sonest Men, especially young tempted be dishonest
their appearance They appear what they not They want appear
rich when they poor Many youth dresses far beyond his
because he better clothes than he able pay for
essentially dishonest who his tailor for the clothes he
wears When of clothes bought for So has right
o wear better clothes which not paid for
Men tempted to be dishonest in their speech Many lies
when he engagement that he does not keep the appointed
time and in making promises which he iu6s
There go forms Of dishonesty, shown in lying in business
and disappearing goods
There three fruitful Of dishonelaziness
.yavagant tastes and exayagan bad habits Much dishonesty
due directly that would rather work
Many and ndulgng tastes they not afford and they
thus finally compelled steal directly indirectly what belongs
other people
There nothing in the commercial world to-day great pre-
and such demand absolutely honest who
without suspicion The highest places enunent honor are
waiting Of clean habits and absolute honesty know
the head Of the great institutions America holds his place
because men say him. e would lose his right rather than be
dishonest"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
cnrrant TartIets.

One cup milk, yolks two eggs, two
level tablespoons sugar, few grains
salt, two level tablespoons cornstarch,
one-half teaspoon vanilla, one-fourth
teaspoon almond, one-half cup cur
rants, one-third cup whipped cream,
whites two eggs. two level table
spoons sifted powdered sugar
Scald tho milk and add the egg
yolks slightly beaten and mixed with
the sugar, cornstarch, and salt Stir
until thickened; cover and cook for
Is minutes. Remove from the fire.
When cold and the vanilla, almond,
and currants. Mix well and fold in the
whipped cream Fill the tartlet cases.
which should be previously baked.
Beat the whites Of the eggs stiff. and
beat In gradually the powdered sugar
Spread on tartlets and brown in the
oven. Serve cold. May be prepared
the day before.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
Boy Has an Underground Speedway

below the level OF the street. The ma.
chine is propelled By q one-horse-
power motor driven by q 200-ampere
storage battery. It's owner has trav
eled in it at the rate Of u miles an
hour.
In inclement weather his fayorlte
speedway is the basement Of the
Plaza. Here where the big engines
which are needed in the operation OF
the hotel do their work the boy has 8
running track seven laps to the mile
It circles the walls Of the structure
Upon the tiled floor comparatively
high speed Is easy Of attainment
in keeping with the lads taste the
body Of the automobile is paiuted
black. The running gesr is red.
In all its parts the automobile Is as
perfect as the larger machines. The
tires we're made by maker VINO sup
plies many for man-sized cars. It is
finished In every detail exactly as
high-prlced automobiles. The battery
is charged IN the power r.ant Of the
Plaza. and one CT the blue-coated cleo.
tricians attached to the hotel Is de-
tailed to inspect Il regularly and keep
It in order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
Multi-MiIIionaire Is in trouble

enty-ninth street. But when they
would have laid hands on 1t they
found it had been incorporated, with
all its contents, into the w. A. Clark
Realty Company, and had thvs been
protected
The $4,000 judgment which
brought on all the turmoil dates back
eight years to the date that, Tread
well asserts, he discovered the $780,
100000 United Verde mine in
Arizona. Treadwell says hq was paid
for his prospecting by the 0 vners and
presented with 100 shares OF the com
panyis stock. AT that time the stock
was quoted at $40 A little later, be-
ing cramped for cash in London
Treadwell hypothecated the hundrei
shares. Then Clark stepped into the
situation. Treadwell says tho ex-sen-
ator reorganized the company and
froze him out completely. For eight
years he fought for it. Finally Judge
Davis handed down an opinion in
which he declared that the copper
king must turn over the stock with
interest to pay the penalty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
TEA TINE DAINnES
HERE ARE SOME new AND De.
LlcioUs DISHES.
German Butter Cookies Are Del
ieaoy Hostess May Offer With
Pride to the Most Fastidi
GUS Of Her Guests.

German Butter Cookies. These are
most delicious and viii inspire respect
in the heart Of a tea-time guest--par-
ticularly if cut with fancy shaped cut
ters. Mix together to a cream two
cups sugar and two and one-haIf cups
butter, and add two tablespoons Of
sweet milk, three well-beaten eggs,
and just flour enough to roll out Cut
1t into the desired shapes place them
on buttered tin and brush the tops
with egg yolk mixed with a little wa
ter. Mix together one cup OF granu-
lated sugar, one teaspoon each Of Gin
namon and cardamom seed. and one
cup chopped jordan almonds. SpriEAle
this mixture over the top Of the cook
les and bake in a quick oven till light
brown.
Real jumbIes Of the old-fashioned
sort are delicious with tea, and they,
too. possess the charming attribute
of improving with age. Here is the
tried recipe OF an old housekeeper:
Soft Jumbles. Cream very lightly
two cups Of sugar and one cup Of but
ter, then add three eggs beaten very
lightly, one cup milk, five cups Of -four
slfted with three teaspoonfuls of ba,
king powder, and the grated rind Of
two lemons. Drop in teaspoonfuls on
buttered tins, place a blanched almond
In the center Of each and sprinkle the
tops with crushed loaf sugar. DO NOT
put them too near together. as there is
danger Of running together
Waters Of different kinds are appe-
tizing, and this recipe for brandy
snaps Is one to be treasured.
T;randy Snaps.-Mix we'll together
equal parts Of butter and brown sugar
and -four Add brandy enough to wet
them we'll Spread them into rounds
with knife on a buttered baking
sheet, put them in the oven and when
hot roll them up with knife and bake
till crisp and golden brown. Use a
little more -four if it seems necessary
For very festive occasions when one
has had warning in time to prepare
something unusually dainty, nothing
can be better than almond tartlets
though be sure to serve them will
plates and forks.
Almond Tartlets.-Beat to thicl
froth the yolks Of four eggs and one
cup powdered sugar Add the stifiy
beaten whites and two tablespoons
grated chocolate, one-half cuI
blanched and chopped Jordan almond
and one teaspoon baking powder
mixed with very scant cup of cracker
dust. Bake in buttered muffin rings
filling them half full, and place on
baking sheet covered with buttereC
paper When baked, allow them t.
cool, split them open and spreaC
whipped cream between and on tol
of each.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

fvONTRARY to the generally ac-
y cepted opinion at home and
abroad. Manhattan island is far from
being level, and the records of the
city highway department show that
few cities have more variations in the
attitudes of their streets. There are
real hills OF considerable size to be
encountered in all parts Of the island
While it is necessarily at sea le7el all
around fits borders, the moment tide
water is left considerable elevations
are encountered.
A man with a level, standing at the
Battery, viii find himself at the sea
wall only five feet above the sea line,
but as he goes northward he is gradu.
ally ascending until he is 36 feet
above It when the city hall is reached.
Then he continues to go up very slow
", excepting for a depression at Canal
street. where once a deep ditch ran,
emptying into the Hudson river. until
ne reaches Twenty-third street, where
ne Is 30 feet above his starting point. AT
Central Park plaza, at Fifty-ninth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
THE LIVESTOCK.

Good feeding requires some bulky
food.
Poor shelter costs more than coed
shelter.
In butchering a hog simply sever
the lugular veins.
As bulky food for hogs nothing
beats clover or alfalfa hay.
Every hog feeder should have some
alfalfa hay for winter use.
Warm, dry quarters are what we all
want hogs, humans. OF both.
In beginning to feed new corn mix
It With old corn or some other feed,
When a mans horse Is suspicious
and distrustful-be a little wary your
self.
Give the brood SOW a good bed and
feed her Literally until after she ia
bred.
Do not hold the hogs that you IN
tend selling this winter 50 long that
Il means that the brood SOW and her
litter viii have to go hungry next
summer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

GEORGE A. FULLER, JR.. ten years
s. old, a grandson OF the late George
A. Fuller, who was the head Of the
Fuller Construction Company, builders
Of skyscrapers, received a unique
Christmas present. It is an automo-
BILE speedway. 50 feet below the level
Of the street. for his exclusive use IN
3 specially constructed motor car.
The automobile. which IS many sizes
smaller than most OF those seen in the
streets was built for the boy at the
order OF his uncle. Harry S. Black,
president Of the United States Realty
Company.
The lad keeps the car IN the engine
soam OF the Plaza. which IS Is feet
Below street level. and he drives It
Hare and in the sHb-baSement. 6e feet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

Wash and pare potatoes and slice
thin. Peel onions and slice thin. Put
potatoes and onions into baking
dish in alternate layers. allowing
twice as much potato as onion.
Sprinkle each layer with salt and pep
per and dot over with bits Of butter.
Add milk to cover all and bake for
two or more hours in a moderate oven.
Twenty minutes before serving cover
the top with buttered bread crumbs
and brown nicely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

NJ EW YORK-The glory Of the 400
AV OF New York Is fast becoming
dimmed. no longer are its varied and
original entertainments the talk Of
this country and Europe. Harry Lehr,
Or some other creator Of original en-.
tertainments, must bestir himself or
the fame Of the ultra-fashionable in
this city will not extend beyond the
confines of Manhattan The Bradley
Martin ball, Mrs stuyvesant Fish's
comic opera are becoming but mem
orleg. james Hazen Hyde has hied
himself away to France, taking his
gay times in the form Of balls. din
uers. entertainments. etc, with him.
Now Chicago Is forging to the front
as a city where society folk have de-
veloped penchant To expend great
sums Of money and arrange affairs not
in the calendar Its series Of musical
pantomimes in which the most fash
i0nable women Of the Windy City ap-
peared in classical and costly cos.
tunes il the talk Of the smart set
here. Why doesn't New York have
something Ike this. is asked, and in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
How to Cook Pumpkin.

To cook pumpkin properly requires
slow, steady fire and long cooking to
insure richness and flavor. It is al
most impossible to cook it slowly
over a gas stove without burning. A
better and simpler way is to bake it
as you would squash. Cut the pumpkin
in two, remove seeds and tissues, and
bake until the desired shade Of color
and dryness is reached The flavor
will be much better than by the quick.
er method Of boiling by gas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
Poor

DTTY the sorrows Of poor multi
I millionaire. W. A. Clark, ex-
United States senator from Montana,
swner Of the richest copper mine in
the world. part owner Of the Los An
geles e. San Pedro railroad, and sew
eral million dollars worth of other
things. has suffered the ignominy of
having his palatal oface furniture
here seized to satisfy Part of a judg-
ment Of s44. .S94 which a mining expert,
George Treadwell, has obtained
against him.
If Mr. Treadwell's representatives
could have done sosthey would have
seized tho S5,0O0,O00 palace owned by
Mr.. Clark at Fifth avenue and sey-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

Bunions are generally caused by
wearing tight shoes. The shoe rubs
against the foot and makes It very
sore.
Use the following recipe: Two fluid
drains OF carbolic acid, two fluid
drams Of tincture Of iodine, two fluid
drams OF giycerine Apply with a
camers hair brush daily.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
Orr 31nRtir Braitta
Ja DnnntRA
By HENRY ARTHUR JONES.
British Dramatlst.

different from the civilization Of generations ago different
from civilization the world has had 1t that the vast
majority pagoers will be interested in scenes manners or
characters remote from their everyday ordinary life Therefore apart
from and expect that plays
Of coming time viii be those that swiftly and realistically snapshot cur
cent events penonages and slang of the passing hour
Does this imply allow great school Of national dramaf Per-
hap not Yet after all the keene the greatest highest but the
keeues pleasure any work Of give the taste Of life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

R II would seem as If one of the things that hand
longer range Of oreasng the weather This most mpor
for business and for pleasure Prof DoIbear has
very truly said: llan born into certain environment and
~ accepts il without much argument Or consideration We
LA E are to-day in an environment weather predicting and
H1F think it be simply natural although it woudRqYe been
- wonderful enough to our foefathers Iomorows weather
~ We may know with good deal Of certainty we aHa about
ready now reach farther the future and to receive
coming weather for much longer time IN the future
The Investigations Of CLAYTON and the Hill observatory point
to important advance in the near future
Turning science the department Of biology the
study Of life one Is struck by the way in Investigators Of the
protozoa these minute animals with made that
ac mankind These nfnitesma creatures small as the point Of
needle perhaps twenty-five hundred Of inch in their
longest dimension been closely studied and discoveries have
These lead usually Of prevention
some method The yellow fever malaria sleeping
sickness and various other beast that have claimed
by the Of thousands known to the microscopic
some Of been found OF all dread diseases
Such the condition Of research to-day that seems
but short time to knowledge germ Of this maady and perhaps
remedy and would be surprised the discovery to be flashed
forth o medical this year.
The strange phenomena that cluster about what called
the Herzan waves is Of modern Upon these
impulses depends the fairly familiar range Of disturbances the
that wireless ephy Wireless telephony yet but an
experiment bound follow may be that the year 1908 give
to us in measure Of practical perfection
Hardly any practical development Of to-day Of more uni
interest through the This year has for inn
porant advances n this direction Of knowledge.
The aepne ALSO which many consider to be the ahp Of the
future slowly but surely making way AT the present there ee
mens instability and yet accomplished important lofty
flights progress slow but is gaining There possibility
not probability Of important advances III.
/. e: j.. E" ! e.. navigation ''''
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

Instead Of scrapIng and securing an
earthen pot ln which beans have been
baked, put in one teaspoonful Of bak-
Ing soda and FIJI up with cold water
Cover well, so 1t can steam OF all the
black that adheres 10 the edges Of the
pot. Leave in the oven two hours or
more. Your bean pot viii cleanse as
II WT mdslti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
GIorv Of Nav Yorks zoo Dimmed

the same breath the lack Of some man
or woman with mind 70 create such
is depIored.
Not only Chicago has stirred New
York Staid old Philadelphia has oc-
casioned no end Of surprise. Million
aires there are spending money like
they hailed from Pittshnrg." is the
way Gothamites refer to the coming
out In the City Of Brotherly Love,
which have caused no end Of com
ment Live song birds fitting through
forests and gold fish darting about in
clear lakes to be caught by the fair
women present. Such was the scene
presented at the bali given when
Miss Dorothy Randolph made her
debut
Such extravaganza, cry some. Why
the reason? The Randolphs had to
see the Pauls. and society here, as
well as In Philadelphia, it is reported
generally agrees that the Randolphs
are entitled to the palm. The party
Of the Pauls, however, was as grand
as 1t was original At that gay func
tion, 1900 live butterflies were given
their freedom to fly about the room
and alight upon the stunh4ng dresses
Of the misses and matrons present as
well as upon their beautiful shoulders
and persons,
These for Philadelphia, living pic
lures for Chicago, nothing for New
York. It is no wonder members Of
the 400 feel they must bestir them.
enlvQq
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
To Prevent Wasting Grain.

the benefit Of others. writes a farmer
In Prairie Farmer.
use rather large box and nail a
1K or Pinch strip around the top on
the inside. Through the center nail
one or more lengths OF broomsticks.
according 10 the width OF the box.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
Wide Variations in Rise Of Streets

street and Fifth avenue. he is 47h
feet above the sea- and adds 20 feet
to his altitude If he goes to Central
Park circle.
The water level in the reservoir OF
Central park is 112 feet above the sea,
and the top Of the hill in Mount Morris
park Is only 12 feet lower. The sum.
nit of Morningside park rises 1872 f'et
above the waters Of the bay, and
Broadway and One Hundred and Elgh.
teenth street is three feet higher Al
Kingsbridge road, One Hundr.S and
Seventy-1fth street is 200 feet high
and from there to Washington
Bridge road is up hill to the highest
point on the island, ESQ feet above the
sea.
What was Cherry hill, at the end Of
the Brooklyn bridge, has lost some ol
its height through comparatively re
cent improvements, and Murray hill
Is seldom noticed as an elevation
though its altitude is more noticeable
if one approaches it from the east
It's helght made & a desirable site fol
the old reservoir, which has been torn
down to make room for the new public
library, at Fifth avenue and FOrty-sec
ond street. The elevation of Washington
heights viii impress any one who vii
view them from One Hundred anC
Twenty-ffth street and Dufy' hill. II
Lexington avenue, is the steepesf
short street grade in the city, rising
nearly 100 feet in two blocks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

The poetic drma
seems TO have fallen on
evil days. Perhaps this
indicates a tendency
which will everywhere
more and more prevail
Already our modern
city civilization is some
sning strangely and in
many ways essentially
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12
wAsTEFUL HORSES.
Feed Box which WIN Prevent Thslr
Throwing Out Feed.

Having been troubled a great deal
by horses throwing their feed out Of
their boxes / give my experience for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-12

Many men and women
are indulging tastes they
cannot afford and they
are finally compelled to
steal what belongs to 9th
er people. Many a man
and woman is riding IN
an automobile that is not
paid for.
Much dishonesty is
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-20
FOR RENT.

FOR Rents room fiat, 2O4 West
Alameda. No sick people. 26t3F
FOR RENT:-Furnished room.-604
N. Pecos. 26t3*
FOR RENT:-nicely furnished rooms
over Morroson's store. 23t5*
FOR RENT Furnished rooms over
Morrisonss. 23t6*
FOR RENT First. of December, 3
front Office rooms together in Okla
Block. Price reasonable for term
of years. See Rufus w. Smith. 21t12
FOR RENT:-Furnished house, six
rooms and bath, all modern onven
fences. Address Residence, this Of
fce. 27t6*