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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-11-12
REASON OF DEFEAT
Aseribed by Mack to Misrepresenta-
tion Of His Party.

Aseribed by Mack to MIsrepresenta.
ton of His Party.
New York, Nov. 5.-Chairman Nor.
man r. Mack, of the democratic ma.
tional committee, was the only one OF
the party managers who had a formal
statement to make about the election
In the course of this he said:
There is not much for me to say
and no apologies to make relative to
the victory OF the republican party
Mr.. Bryan made the most magnificent
fight ever waged by a candidate. The
party was made the victim of misrep-
resentation-a Misrepresentation that
democratic success would retard the
business interests of the country. That
was, OF course, an argument without
foundation in fact. ~
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WrIaht's Luck,

Paris, Nov. 9.-The nomination OF
Wilbur Wright. the American aero
pianist, will 90 before the grand coun
ell of the Legion OF Honor Monday
and he will probably be included In
the new years list of decorations.
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VERMONT.

White River Junction, W., Nov. A.
William II. Taft carried Vermont by
about $4,000. Returns from all the
cities and 144 OF the 24O towns give
Taft 1851. Bryan s,345.
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PENNsVLvANIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. 4.-RepublicaIl
leaders claiEn Pennsylvania for Taft by
more than 100000 plurality. The legis-
lature. they claim. will be overwhelm.
ingly Republican.
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Notice OF Appointment.

Estate of Elizabeth Jane Scott, Deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executor of the estate of Eliza
beth Jane Scott, late of Highland County
Ohio deceased -..t
Dated this SOth day of October A. d. 1908
s. p. SCoT,r
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TAI - I
NEXT PRESIDENT!
OHOAN HAILED THE WC7O WITH PlURALITItS GREATER THAN
ROOSEVELT'S IN MANY REPUBL CAN S1ROhGEOlGS-HE
HAS CARRIED PRACTICALLY THE ENTIRE
EAST AND MCDLe WEST.

REPUBLICANS CARRY NOT ONLY THE KNOWN REPUBLICAN
CONSIDERED DOUBTFUL STATES, NEW
YORK. INDIANA, OHIO, WEST VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND-TArT
ELECTORAL VOTES BRYAN 1862; NECESSARY TO
ELECT PAP GIVING MAJORITY ELECTORAL VOTES
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate OF Thomas Jones deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as administrator of the estate of
Thomas Jones,latsof Highland county, Ohio.
deceased. JI .t .-... N..r. -. ~.
Dated this % day of October. A. d. 1905.
II. FRANK JONES
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States tor bryan.

and claims the election Of Judge
Westover. in the sixth congressional
district.
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::: 1;:;:.' %s5;: : *: &; !: !: !;
free booklet Milo d. Stevens & Co.. sS4
i4th St. Washington D. c. Branches: Chi
cago, Cleveand, Detroit. Estab. 1904 ''
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OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, Nov. 4.-The Demo
cratic state chairman, Thompson,
claims the state for Bryan by 10000.
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sIxTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.

New York, Nov. 7.-Wm. b. McKin.
ley. chairman, and x. c. Loudensla.
ger secretary, of the republican con.
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GLAsscock WINNER IN WEST
VIRGINIA
oubernstoriaI Race BY Plurality Of
b . kpproxlmateIy $4,000,

Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. 7.-With
complete returns lacking from only
few counties, and closely approx
mated majorities from these, the Taft
victory In West Virginia has grown
TO a plurality Of between 10000 and
$1,000 over Bryan, while the plurality
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rather than political, conditions that

pIeNdlleu.
The vistory for the administration
and the Roosevelt policies Is over.
wbclning. In word, Mr.. Taft has
carried practically the entire east.
from Maine 70 Virginia and from the
Atlantic to the Aleghanies. He has
carried practically the entire middle
west. His Victory in Illinois Is 30
great that one almost fails to credit
the reports. Cook county, in which
the city of Chicago is situated and in
which Mr.. Bryan firmly believed he
had started political revolution, was
carried by Taft by upward of 10000
plurality. In the state Taft beat
Bryan almost two to one.
New York, Nov. Judge Taft's
plurality in the state, according TO
late returns, is 203, ,495, more than 2S,-
900 in excess of Preident Roosevelt's
plurality of four years ago. Gov. Chas
f. Hughes was reelected in New York
state by 71,15O. The returns as be-
tween president and governor indicate
a heavy splitting of tickets. The
proportion of scratched ballots was
about the same In the upstate dis
~ = biu III sNtN lOlhs
The returns were watched with a
great deal of interest, not in the belief
that they could have any possible eff
feet upon the national result but be-
cause of local conditions. The heavy
vote in Ohio made figures eXtraordi-
narily late, owing to the immense size
of the ballot.
Mr.. Taft carried his own state. how
ever, by $4,000 plurality, a reduction
of more than 100000 from the Roose-
yelt vote Of four years ago. The state
legislature. which is to choose a sue
cessor to senator Foraker, appears to
be republican,
There has been a slaughter OF Re-
publican gubCrnatCrial candidates in
states which Taft has carried. Olley
Arnold, Democrat is elected in Rhode
Island: Gov. Burke is reelected in
Ncrth Dakota; Gov. Johnson is re-
elected in Minnesota. Some OF the
pluralities for Taft are enormous.
Maine gives him $4,000; Vermont,
$4,000; Massachusetts, 100000; New
Hampshire. 10000; Wisconsin, 75, 900;
Michigan 100000; Illinois, 100000;
Pennsylvania, $4,000.
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MORSE SENTENCED
To FIFTEEN YEARS
CURTIS GOES FREE ON PLEA
MADE BY PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY.
DIRECTS LAWYERS TO
SECURE HIS FREEDOM

Application For a Stay Of Execution
Was Applied For and Secured After
Sentence Had Been Imposed, Prls.
oner However, Was Refused Bail.
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niLLsBOko Markets.

correctedweeklyb by The Union Grocery co
AILLsBoRo. october 0, 1908.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
VIRGINIA AND CORNELL
UNIVERSITIES BREAK EVEN

ARLoTrF -SvIII.E Special
The Central Orarorlcal League. COM
posed ~ Columbia University. Cor
raU University Ohio Wesleyan Uni
ter-i-y. thr University nf Chicago anl
fhe University Cf Nirl.rIa. took place
Friday ln Cabeu HaI at the Iri-
Versits ~ Virginia. Subjects debated
on were widely varied ranging from
dreams 90 crimes.
The first prize. 500. ofcred hy Em-
ersor McNiiln. % \ew York city.
was divided between Mr. Fonviile. %
Virginia. and Mr.. Bogert. 81 Cornell.
and the second prize % $50. by the
same donor. was awarded 20 Mt.
Bales. of Chicago.
The contest % last year was held
IN Chicago
The committee % Judges consisted
of Congressman David A. De Almond.
% Missouri Dean william a. Wilbur.
90 George Washington University,
Washington. T. c.. Professor I'd win
". Bowen. OF Randolph Macon Col
iege. Ashland. Va. Professor William
r Vance. 81 George Washington Uni
versiry. Washington. d c.. and Or
Robert -. Fulton. superintendent o.;
the Miller School. Crozet. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16

Tie rrost famous plsyallaaa who ever
SCI feot in ne state - Ferns} -fania
whose health ls good and who enjoys
living Dr. one whose blood and clrc--
iaroa ere rishr b1t every one Hee
Eete lp in the morning with SUI.
aching toirfr. lar1e back. or win
fhr fest4rE flaf life On scarcely wortl
tre liFins person chose poo
81 nlre rle luliFicasi ir stroue and
afaifnE. ~ ~ ls Impure or r4lfs isn.
fhsge kness ana decay in the
Arhes ara pains rake more people
urnarrJ faan anything else ltff
r1ure lose ~ uoley. tiue and temper.
Bad 1tooa nakes sores. rlmples and
fxla ersrfiouE CafaFra can he cured
crfy tr cleansing the blood OF all iul-
purities Bad blood makes inactive
ktlEers ard uine cat ~ fen 20 The
bar karles - women are due 90 thls
When fhe blood be- right AerFo1eness.
bladder. urinary ard a-ic acid trou-
bies can be overcome Only by proper
81 treating fhe blood. lmprovlns SIS
al ssopie. ana tie recipe Tor making
compoand Field Exsraet Car
Possssisrs Acetate. ...-.-..2 oraehns
Sg 1900 ,,-a 80 '..-..,- ~ cssebmr
compound syrup sara
ssparilla "a. 3. meaning enough
Shake vel IN q bottle and take IN
fe4HDoorf1l doses after each meal and
sssin e. bedfine. The ineEredients cal
- obtained At any good preEcri Dtlor
pharmacy AZ small cost We are giad
20 give q for the good % our readers
simple pet powerful and effective
wer,efy Tor al forms 81 blood. kifney
and BLADDER diseases uhirh sboulo re
1 ifewe rhenmatfsn ard catarrhal a7ec.
! ficra. and replace TIRE weak, wornout
liEdinefent feeling ~ith strength. Via
TIE fsxcoBgA DISPENSING CO.
Was1fEEton, =. g.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
CONFESS THEY FIRED
SHOW BUILDINGS
-Four Members Of Jamestown Elk
position Fire Department Ad-
nit Guilt Of Arson TO
Check Cut Of Force.

NoEFOrN. Va eclal-Four
member ot the Jaue~tovu ENpos.-
don ere department. and TWO % The
Fowhatar Guard Were Friday held
hy Justice Eackue fo- The next Nor
folk county grand jury upon the
charge ~ arson. Two ~ the men filed
written confessions thar they started
the FIRE on The grounds which de-
stroyed t.e Philippine village and
other hu tirE- zen days ago. They
said ~ was understood that Fire Chief
Miller had recommended cut in
both the force and salaries. and they
thought "a Ere would demonstrate The
value of both the hremeu and guards
on the grounds
The men held are G. s prouEhton.
fireman. % Detroit Mich. !. r.
sharp. guard. 90 Jtilico. Tenn. Julius
Sto-Z guard. 90 Iowa. ~ Hug
man. fireman - Petersburg Va.
Edward By-on. fireman. 30 Whining
TON. ~ c. and a. %. Thal. fireman.
q Wlkesha~re. la.
sharp and ErouEhtor fled The
written confessions sharp admitted
having applied the torch
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
WAS CAUGHT WITH
THE GOODS OK HIM
D. c. Hanson. Employe az Rich
uo1d PostoEice. Arrested FOR
Robbirg Mails-Hed Two
Special Delivery Letters n
dis Pocket

RICHMOND IA -Sre-.ai.-
rrrs - Ha-sc-- 90 Paramount Ave-
-e r-.--r--rr uar twe--y-s seven
years Ga prominent lr roc-al a-t pc
l.-l-aI circles s-t for SIX years on ern-
rrrv~ g rse mailing department = ire
-ostrri-e aere. vras arrested hy l1s3ec-
to- Barclay ARD Rcu~r-sc- or tle post
cree s-ers Sunday afternooa a. ESQ
o'clock charged w.Il roh1ing the
--asls
Tro- being searched -wo speca al ce-
livery letters. c-e q watch contain
&C 3 hiu s-c the ether several =
silver ce-ri ncatss were fcunc on Han-
so-.k rsrsc-. and h@ was Immediately
take- inro custody and rurrec over 70
Derutv T--i-ec States Mars1ai John
Nu-phv. 80 whose charge be vas kept
---sl rAls morning. when Re appeare1
before Cournissfoner joseph Brady
Lrs letters were accreste- r-trer tiFe -
u o. Ars- 1lrl-s Little ~ Heite- =.
-re rrlerrer who has VIE arc
tuo rtlsren Evirz az FaIrr-. ourt Vas
tro1rrf before COR -l .sslcre- Brady 2
u O'clock to1zy. when 20 was fr-.c
o. ore charge. ttar q tle letter al-
cress@l 20 Ara Lite ~ h,eL--- ft-a
srd pas place Under 8. zoe bo1d On
aprear ~ ere I-re term q tne United
ffeaso- was f-anrfsrrec % this p1ef-
rF.re frorr Frederic icelur8 olrluz
Wrav n KrlEats afn-irlf-ra, on e'
postrslas - ere GUMS Achin-eS
r.s s.tere6 ~ri--e lyerr 1rcrn that
fourl CT Eansel were nos ceroy let
SIR. Graasor was alss Rove. q
~--rle - e-fs. $500 ~.
northern rarf - fhe state
Iae arrsst vas uade wh.ie re p'ei
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
'PANNING" THE ASHES
MURDER HOUSE DEBRIS


4 siulce was built ir the murder
home ruins and Louis schultz elect
ed 90 the task % "panning" the ashes
and debris in search of evidence that
Mrs Guinness died ln me flames she
always wore diamond earrings" said
sheriff Snnuteer today and / expect
90 nnG them ln the ashes. under
stand that she even kept them on az
night. They were about . carat stones.
30 ] fhink we VIII have little difficulty
ln fndiug them"
bunch % keys are declared posi-
lively rs States attorney Smith 20
have belonged 90 Mrs. Guinness, and
ou the strength 81 these olscoveries
be- says there is no doubt that the
arch murders perishel ln the flames.
The metal frame ~ "a chatelaine ha g
ard sorne melted gold coins were
found. The ownership has not been
established.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
FROs. Z. PRICE LIBRARY
GIVEN TO UNIVEEEITY

RICHMOND. NA,---Epeciai ,--
The handsome library collected -
the 1ate Thomas + Price. % taiE city.
prhfch was valued ~ kereral thousand
toliors has recently betr disposed %
es 4 Rfft ~ rhe widow ~ Er. Price.
Mhc gave the hask - the books 20
fhe LnLverslly % virginia
SeFeraf hDaGTec volumes were pre-
scented 70 the Rosemary Library. ~
THIS cify. ~ far the greater nEmber
% books however. were efrt en- -
The University % Efr6infa. and Viii
constitute q valuable edeiflor 20 she
library % thai ine1ifrfi0n.
Daring Eester week Of this year
Mas Elisabeth. the daughter % Mrs.
Price. was married 20 &r. Charles n.
Eoussaa. q covinzton. va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
NORFOLK GOOD GOVERNMENT
LEAGUE TO MAKE BIG FIGHT

NORFOLK. VA. - Special. - The
Good Government League Will concen-
frate is Efforts Ga five OF the city
wards ia the coming municipal cleo
ton in the hope 81 again controlling
the CoDncil They conccde the anti
administrator ~ three wards. claim
90 be certain % four. and are conf
dent Of carrying 1he other ward.
The anti-ad administration claims 20
have Eve wards solid. and VIII make
a fight IN the other three. the strong
hold q the opposition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Many q man who toots MS own horn
lmaEines that he is the whole band.
4 married woman cares more for
drecs than man. q spinster cares
more FOR man.
IL YOU would keep on the safe side
beware ~ people who Try 90 SGT on the
GOOD side OF YOU.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16

Largest Weekly Circulation
IN the State.

For the ccnNenlencc % cur patrons
whc 6eSire 20 place their wants be
fore large numCer OF re21crs
throuKN0ug the state. We have ar
rargenrcn-s with other lcacirE wee B.
- ragere ~ which yuur want as
car - printee n 20 O. Ire oest We 3
II r,spe-s IN Virginia az cuSt o. Only
ere cent per line PER r1per Leave
year crtc- and ccpv AZ this cc,ce-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16

Mr. Susan Graves. o. Orange. Va.
died Saturday AZ the Coleman Hotel.
Mineral a. the age % seventy six
she .s survived Is three sous-Wii-
liam Graves. OF Devon. " Va. G..
r Graves. o. StrasburE. Va. and ".
l. Graves. o. this place
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
SERIES or CYCLONES
SWEPT THE TOWN

sHATTrCR. OKI-A.--specsai.--
series OF cyclones swept the town OF
Annette. Ellis Co. Monday night. Mrs.
Hale was killed and her husband was
seriously injured. Several buildings
were razed. and about twenty people
were in5Grsd. some serioDsiy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16

Mrs. Fannie VI. Cooke cied Tuesday
az Mitneld Greenesvile county. Va
she Uas wldow % james Watkins
Cooke. and daughter q the late John
y Mason.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16


WANTED - Ar-lNE E$FFt, FffC
rnCn tC represent us l- ever county
Previous experience not rfct s>4f
EES.ltrS make bis mruer. Nctklt
cast advances. Nt-fnt free. Nrttf
.u-rre1 latelf Tor terms SDo gun PAR
ftrairrS n II HOOD a. CIt. DAD
DOMINION NJ ESf-RlE-S klrrrccro.
IA ACcncV Ire Tla rtulEr lt
WRNTEu-AlI-Ro ROUND FAEN HAND.
steady work year roun.. 1ool pa a-c~
Ei-t-H ANfCSN1llE Farm kcu-e 4
Richmond ~.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16

NJ w T.. Tate died az his resi-
dence. in Hanover county. THURSDAY.
in the twenty fifth year q his age
He leaves widow and one child.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16

ssrr. Louisa r Davis. ~ldow ~ Rev.
Richard r Davis. died on Monday
night az IseesbusE. aged abcgt seven
ty-fwo years. Her husband Was rec
tor o. ~. James Episcopal chsrch.
L1eeeburR FOR many years. ard she -
survived D. Cessn daughters
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16

kfrs George W. Tyre.
yeers CID s.sssr 81 Psfer =. ccx5es.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16
BUILDERS SUFrLIKs.


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AESuLLIEL FAEE-A CLH-k BOOK
cuutlll.rE CD rec Ef- f1- ae-.r4c.ts.
SEND rlrlf. address and --Ct-- stamp
To- mlll.-E LflE ~ 81 SAL El- CO.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-16


= y Dorset a CO. SIS EAST Nam
Stree ElCnutcrG VA Pun btnE
TiEnlEE and E1ee- Metzl Work-
HeaL-E Stoves Ranges arc Hot Ar
Furnaces. We make q Hp~Clally q
E-zrilE ch1rrree suc cWelll1Ea Is
tlru1reE cteerfuflF ElEeE-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

"Costy thy habit thy purse can buy,
But not expressed Gin fancy; rich not gaudy;
For this apparel oft proclaims the man.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
S p o T S
Local and National
Designer
Is Headed
This Way

That B. b. Crowningshield. the de.
signer of the yacht Hawaii. will arrive
here In the near future, Is the infor.
nation that has been received by let.
ter. Crowningshieid Is now in San
Francisco and he has announced his
intention OF coming to Honolulu be.
tore he returns to the East II Is
thought that he will reach here within
the next few weeks.
II is the intention Of Crowningshield
to make a thorough inspection Of the
Hawaii, and, II is believed. that is his
chief reason for paying visit to the
Islands at this time. There has been
u general impression among local
yachtsmen that the performance of the
Hawaii, In the San Pedro to Honolulu
race. would have been far more salts.
factory had she carried more canvas.
The arrival Of the designer. and the
announcement Of his opinion. will
therefore be awaited with interest by
yachting enthusiasts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
Dunn's Hat Shop

ceived this special ballot will be cred.
tied with the same when the first an.
pouncement Is made.
Special Features OF the Contest.
The fifth trip will be for the chap.
cron, who will be chosen by the can.
didate receiving the largest vote In the
four districts above mentioned. This
is the most interesting feature of the
entire contest. Not only do the four
winners go themselves, but the one
of the four receiving the largest mum.
Der of votes. irrespective OF distric:
limitations, will have the right of Sc.
iecting a fifth, who will chaperon the
party. The winners may go singly or
In groups and may go any time they
choose. II they desire some other trip
they may exchange the Seattle trip
for any other trip to the equivalent In
which satisfactory arrangements can
DO made.
The entire party including the chap
eron. will travel nrst.class, including
iirst-class transportation both ways,
and hotel accommodations while In Sc.
attic and San Francisco.
For full information, call on the Con
test Manager at the Evening Bul
letin ONCE. He'll tell you all about
1t. Enter your name today, tomorrow
never comes"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

thus IL ran throughout the cfN'
last night, and 1t was all inspired,
this reasoning, by the Blu letins
announcement to the most popular,
to the second, to the third, and to
the fourth, and for the most popular
of the young women would be given a
prize fit for royalty.
OF course, each young woman who
read that notice was too modest to
dream of winning the prize herself,
at least the first prize. Sometimes
she would skip the second, but usual
~ landed on the third. Then there
was just such soliloquy us follows:
Jack would help me. and he could
get all his friends to help me. and |
would have papa and Uncle George
and grandpa to help. | know Jack
would help Madge and Lorraine would
help Jennie, and Fred would help
Irene, and they have got Just hosts
of friends. And We'll take the Il v e.
II ms Blu letin, so we could cut
out coupons"
well, I'm going to get in on this
just to see If Madge, Irene, and Jen-
ME won't win"
So the contest starts, and SO the
popular young women OF Honolulu
and vicinity are entering the con test
and drawing all their relatives and
friends in 1t with them. 1t win be
one of the warmest contests ever en-
gagged in by the young women of any
city or country.
Already there are several entries.
They are some of the most popular
young women in the city, and 1t is
going to be hard to choose the pop
ularest." The entries already made
will be announced with those made
between now and that time in the
issue OF January End.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
MAUI ESTIMATES
MADE FOR 1909
Total oi$l53. 100 of Which
$22,S0O Is For Police
Of County
Especial to the Bulletin


WAILUKU, Maui. Dec. 10. - The
Board Of Supervisors of Maui County
met in Waikiki last Tuesday morn
ing, Dec. 18th, as required by the
County Act. and passed an estimate
OF the expenditures for salaries, pay
rolls. and public improvements for
this County for the year ending Dec.
81, 1909.
The total reaches $l53.lO0, inclu-
ding $22,SO0 for pay of police. and
$4,000 for public improvements.
s. Il. Kaiue was the only member
absent, on account Of illness. Super
Visors Haia and Pogue. accompanied
by Senator s, e. Kalama, all left
Tuesday afternoon for Hama district
on inspecting tour. ua..
Mr.. Pogue had just returned from
his trip to Molokai. where he met
many OF the voters who freely ex-
pressed to him their views upon pub
lie matters on that Island. Mr.. Pogue
knows the actual needs OF the various
districts In this County now that his
views and opinion on public matters
will have some weight In the councils
on the Board,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
Tournament To
Commence At
1890

Promptly at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
the drawing for the last golf tourna
ment OF the year will take place on the
links OF the Oahu Country Club. All
who wish to take part In the play will
have to hand their names in before
that time as the entry list will close
sharp on the half.hour.
Handsome trophies have been pro.
vided for the event. Two prizes viii
be given, one to the man with the low
est net score, and one to him with the
lowest gross. The auto bus will start
running at 8 o'clock to convey the
players from the Nuuanu car line 20
the links.