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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-23
goscmi ministra spraw zagranics-
nych, hr. Komury.
Telegramy krajowe.

Hinton, w. Va, 20 pazdzierni-
ka. = Z niezwykiem uniesieniem
ciagiemi owacyami witany przy-
byi tu przemawiai kandydat de-
mokratyczny p. w. J. Bryan.
Sluchaczarni jego byli przewaznie
| robotnicy farrnerzy. To tez Bry-
an przemawiai giownie ma ternat
piracy, zyskujac aplauz ! uznanie
olbrzymie. Rowniez serdecznie
kpowitano Bryana W Charleston;
miasto Gale udekorowano ma jego
przyjecie, oraz urzadzono pochod
Towarzystw po ulicach. Podobne
owacye urzsdzono mu W Thur
mond, gdzie Bryan przemawiai
wieczorem, poczem pojechai do
Nowego Yorku.
Washington, D. c., 23 pazdzier-
nika. - Prezydent Roosevelt skre
/ Sill wczoraj list do senatora Knoxa
Pennsylvania, W ktorym oma-
via szczegoIowo poglady Bryana
ma sprawe .zakazow sadowych
Gnjunction), .oraz nazywa to- co
Bryan mowi reforrnie tych "a
kazow wprost niezgodnem kon-
stytucya. Rowniez wystepuje O.
stro Roosevelt W swyin liscie
przeciwko prezesowi ,Amer. Fe-
deracyi Piracy" Gompersowi, stron
nikow1 partyi demokratycznej
przygania mu, re sic miesza do
polityki. Zaiste tn sic da jedynie
zastosowac przyslowie: uprzyga-
nial kocio} garnkowi sam slno-
Ii" = jak jeszcze!. -
Lincoln, Neb., 20 'pazdziernika.
= Missy sad stanowy orzeki, re
prawomocnemi So wszelkie usta-
nowienia tax zwanych ,,blekitnycll
praw" nebraskich, zakazuJace
przeprowadzania wszelkich trans
akcyi handlowych w niedziele /,
swieta. Orzeczenie to wydano
powodu pewnego procesu; npra-
wa blekitne" maja ma celu wpro-
wadzenie w zycie przepisow o
swieceniu niedzieli SWAT.
Union City, Tenn, % padzier-
nika. = Przybyi tu gubernator
Stanu Patterson osobiscie "a
rzadza sledztwem W sprawie zlyn-
czowania kapitana Rankina przez
.,,nocnych jezdzcow", o czem do
nosilismy wczoraj i onegdaj.
Sprowadzono rowniez do okolicy
| .
tel milicye dla utrzymania po-
rzadku. Gubernator widzial sic
tez ocalonym pulkownikiem
Taylorem przesluchal go oso-
biscie. Ludnosc tn SLIME wzburzo-
ma; w okolicy panuje stan obleze-
MIA. Nagroda W sumie $4,000, ma
znaczona przez gubernatora "a
s,chwytanie mordercow kapitana
Rankina naraza gubernatora ma
wielkie niebezpieczehstwo; ME
rusza sic On tez nigdzie bez silnej
zbrojnej eskorty. ,,Nocni jezdzcy',
ktorzy byli porwali Rankina
faylora pochodza powiatu
Obion.
Montpelier, VT, 23 pazdzierni-
ka. = Ma wczorajszej sesyi le-
gislatury zostai byiy gubernator
Stanu Carroll S. Page obrany ma
stepca zmarlego niedawno sena-
tora zwiazkowego Proctora. Page
byl gubernatorem Stanu Vermont
w latach 1s90-1S92; re zawodu
Jest ON kupcem sk6r, bardzo boz
gatym.
Holly, Colo, % pazdziernika.-
Mad wielka poiacia kraju, mad
Stanami Colorado, Arkansas
Oklahoma przeszly gwaitowne BIZ
RE deszcze, ktore sprawify wy
levy rick bardzo slime j grozne.
w poblizu Holly woda zerwaia
tory kolei-Santa Fe, na ktorej rucn
jest zupeinie wstrzymany; szkody
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-23
Boikotowanie Niemcow W Chinach.
Zaslubiny Ksieca Augusta Wilhelma Ksiezniczka
Aleksandra,
Kaie Abru6w o1eni sic pann Ens Te.ienie emczec
Z ROSYI.
UroOzystoso japohske pOwodu pobytu fo amekahskie

BRYAN Rooseyelta Bekitne pra-
Tennessee Nowy senator zwlazko-
WV Powodze Oklahoma Trzyceneowe tramwaIe
milestone.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

rehearsals they will do full justice to the
work cut out for them. James Snow will
play the strong lead of Gen. Robert Bur
leigh Harry Holland as the rube police
man will do the comedy part of John
Middleton. r. M. Langworthy, who
did such excellent work as the deacon
in Down East and in BIN in Neighbor
lakewood will assume the character role
of Monsieur Beaufau, French scientist.
John Goodhue will play DR.. Daniel Bruce,
Paul Mann will appear as Hatfield, an
English labor agitator, a very strong,
though much different character from any
he has before taken, Jack Mann, the
Irish philosopher" will be seen and
heard as Patsy j. Brannigan, the head
gardener. w. p. Lyman will do an ex-
centric comedy hit besides furnishing mu-
sic incidental to the play and up-to-date
selections between the acts. Miss A. M.
Barrows as Nannette, the mysterious wo-
man from Martinique, will have very
powerful part for which she is eminently
fitted. As the captivating Widow Dial
roy, Mrs. r. M. Langworthy will have
a part peculiarly well adapted to her
pleasing line of comedy work, Mrs. F. w.
Tilden will be the neighborly Mrs. Ryan
from next door" Miss Clara Stearns,
who has played many character parts SO
successfully, will play the coquetteish
French maid. The drama promises on
the whole to be up to the high standard
established by the club and those who
attend the entertainment are sure to get
their moneys worth besides helping in
good cause.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01
In New Hampshire
HINsDALE.

Mrs. G. r. Foss is visiting in Winthrop,
Mass.
Miss Eta Reed is working at Lorenzo
Stebbins's.
Miss Nellie Dempsey is working at
William Keyes's.
George G. Fiske of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting in town. -.
e. G. Robertson is in New York this
week on business trip.
James Mccormick is working for u
M. Wright on the milk team.
Miss Clara Stearns has returned from
q few days visit in Boston.
Oliver Chamberlain of Athol, Mass, Is
visiting at Wallace Baileys.
Patrick Mann of Wilton, N. H., has
been visiting his family here.
William Treat of Bangor, Me-, spent
Sunday with Miss Winnie Illden.
CLAYTON Wells of Hartford, Conn, visit
ed at F. w. Robertson's recently.
Arthur Goselin of Stafford Springs
Conn, is visiting at Peter Beanes.
Miss Isadore Amidon is recovering from
an attack of bronchitis and measles.
Miss Blanche Bronson Of Springfield
spent Sunday with her mother here.
Miss Stella Davis and Herbert Newell
have been visiting in Orange, Mass.
Mrs Henry Latham and Miss Eta Nc
Keane visited in Winchester Tuesday.
Louis Stearns has returned IRON lev
days visit with his sister in Boston.
Mrs. Victor Stearns and child OF Boston
are visiting her father, l.. +. Llscom.
Misses Lena Evans and Laura Pellern
of Brattleboro spent Sunday In town.
Mrs. Ella Packard of Hartford, Conn
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Brooks
Mrs: D. 3. Stratton "a and MI MIS- F ~ y
John d. Chavonelle has closed his gre
Gerry store for an indefinite length of time
Mrs. William Taylor and daughter
Miss Maud Taylor, visited in Greenhei
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Mellor of Plymouth, Mass
has been visiting Miss Christina Robert
son.
Miss Josephine Ballou and John Douce
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

ception was held the first part of the
evening followed by dancing. Refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. D. S. Knight, who will be well
remembered in this town and who lived
here several years ago. died at her home
in West Springfield, Mass, April 20 at the
age of As years. Her body was taken to
Marlboro, N. H., last week Thursday
for burial.
The leap year dance in the town hall
Friday evening was one OF the most sue
cessful events Of the season. There was
large party present and an excellent
time was reported by all. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served IN
charge of Mrs. Charles Fletcher.
This is the fourth season of success OF
that powerful play, The Convict's Daughh-
ter, which will appear at the Hlnsdale
opera house Wednesday evening, May q,
with the California favorite, George Ell
more, at the head of the company Sew
eral seasons ago lovers of melodrama had
chance to Judge of the merits OF The
Convict's Daughter. 1t was something
they had been waiting for and eagerly
sought. The theatre was not large enough
to hold them, and its great drawing pow
ers heralded its reputation everywhere.
Charles H. Tyler, SO, former and well
known resident of this town, died at his
home in Athol, Mass, April 10. He had
been in failing health some time and
about two years ago retired from busl-
ness. Mr. Tyler was born in this town
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler:
He was man of excellent habits and
well respected citizen. He served in the
civil war, having gone out from .Athol
with the SD Massachusetts regiment.
Mr.. Tyler leaves widow, one son, War,
rem Tyler, and sister, Mrs. Edward
Dennison of Brattleboro.
Albert N. Royce, only son of Henry o;
Royce, died at his home on Highland
avenue Sunday evening after a several
weeks illness. He was born in this town
June 20, 1896, and was member OF the
sixth grade of the sub-grammar school.
He was a bright boy and an exceedingly
good scholar, always pursuing his studies
vigorously. Besides his father he is
survived by one sister, Miss Dora NJ
Royce of this place. The funeral services
were held at the home Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, Rev. James r. Weakley
officiating. The burial was in the Pine
Grove cemetery.
The drama, Escaped from Law, will be
given May IA in the opera house by the
Hinsdale players. All will have excep-
tionally good parts and judging from the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01
SPoFFORD.

Miss Vera Butler is home from her
school in Keene.
d. w. Slade was in Nashua, N. H.
Thursday and Friday.
Harold Foster came home Friday from
Medford, where he is attending school
for weeks vacation.
About 20 members of Mt. Pistareer
grange visited Spofford grange at West
Chesterfield Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Palmer, who have
been working at Lorenzo Burnham's have
returned to their home in Vermont.
The members of S. S. B. Fire Engine
company held an oyster supper at thei1
engine house Friday night. The even
ing was spent socially and in card play
ing. Pay
William Anterior died at his home
Thursday morning of pneumonia at the
age OF 81 years. He was born in this
town and always resided here. Mr.. Ath
erton was an honored and respected citi
zen and will be greatly missed in the
community, A widow, three sons and sew
eral grandchildren survive him. Fmnera,
services were held at his late home SIM
day afternoon and were largely attended
Rev: P; j. Machines of Westmoreland
oficiated. '''iu
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

of Walton spent Sunday at Albert Bal
LOUIS.
+. o. Packard has been appointed di-
vision muster officer of the Sons of Vet
Grams.
r. C. King has returned to Fitchburg,
Mass, after few days visit at William
Kings.
Walter Todd is building new garage
in the rear of his residence on High
street.
Percy Booth of Springfield, Mass, spent
Sunday with his family at Eliza Dou-
cette's.
The Mabel Grand stock company which
was booked here for this week failed to
appear.
| The G. P. club held its fourth ami
versary supper at Martins cafe Saturday
evening.
| William Kimball of Boston spent Sun.
day with his wife and family at Edward
Stebbins's.
w. p. Lyman and Lester Booth re-
turned Friday from an outing IN spring
field, Mass.
There will be a regular meeting of the
directors of the board OF trade next Mon
day evening.
Mrs. B. A. Spencer, Mrs. Oliver Hale
! and Mrs. G. E. Savage visited in North
field Sunday.
Miss JUNE Howe has finished work for
William Smith and is succeeded by Miss
INA Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bailey of Brocton;
Mass, are visiting at L. L. Stearns's and
A. A. Baileys.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Jeffords of Chico
pee Falls, Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs
Laura Jeffords.
Prof. Lane of Gushing academy sup
piled the pulpit in the Congregations
church Sunday.
Mrs. William Reyes is suffering from
an attack of measles. Mrs. William King
is caring for her.
Mrs. John Powers and daughter anc
Mrs. James Redding and daughter visited
in Keene Saturday.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell has returned from
few days visit with her daughters II
Turner'S Falls Mass.
There were three DRINKS in the polict
court last week. Two were committed
and the other settled.
The fire signals were tried Saturday. fol
the first time. One signal will be givel
: each Sat - afternoon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

Roger Holland of Williston academy
spent Sunday at his home here.
Miss Harriet Spooner of Springfield
Mass, spent Sunday at d. l.. Fishers
Misses Nellie and Annie. and Bridget
Glavin of Keene have been visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. N. d. Ballard and daughter have,
returned to Barre after a several weeks
visit at Newton Stearns's.
Mrs. j.. G. Bridge has returned from
visit with her daughters in Hartford,
Conn, and Springfield, Mass.
George A. Robertson has returned from
few days visit with his daughters In
Cambridge and Everett, Mass.
Fred Knapp has finished work, at. the
dam and will conduct the ice business
here during the summer months.
Miss Ruth Hall of the Franklin County
hospital in Greenfield is visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall.
f. H. Davis is suffering from an attack
of measles and Z. j. Richards is substi
tuting for him in the meat market.
Misses Margaret and Susie Conway Of
Winchester visited their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynch, recently.
Miss Rose Mead returned to the Brook
! lyn, N. Y, training school Saturday after
several weeks visit at her home here
Charming Barnes of Newport, N. II.
and John A. Fisher of Harvard college
spent Sunday with their parents, MIR. ano
Mrs. d. l.. Fisher
An extra train will be run from here
to Winchester Wednesday evening to- al
low those who wish to attend the play
The Convict's Daughter.
The senior class of the high schoo
have engaged Rev. James r. Weakle!
to deliver their baccadaureate sermon
Sunday afternoon, June 7, in the tow
hall.
The women of the Universalist churcl
served their third annual May breakfas
at the church vestry Friday morning ant
it was very largely attended. A fair sizet
sum was realized.
The members of the fourth grade of thu
Brattleboro street intermediate schoo
gave their teacher, Miss Mabel Temple
a surprise party at the school building
Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments
were served.
Court Ashuelot, Foresters of America
held their 18th anniversary celebration
at their hall Thursday evening. A re
IN: N..ol
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01
NORTH HINSDALE.

Mrs. Upham of Mortified is a guest
of Miss Kitty Lowe.
Mrs. Waldo Rouillard, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Miss Weld of Keene was an overSun.
day guest of Miss Sadie Streeter.
Frank White is making extensive re-
pairs on his house and putting up new
wood shed.
Fred Butler and daughter, Fanny, Of
Winchester were calling on friends the
first of the week.
There are services at the church every
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock, Rev. Mr.
Locke of Hinsdale officiating.
George Green is taking a carriage drive
to North Brookfield, leaving here last
Tuesday. He expects to be gone two OF
three weeks.
Mrs Flora Stearns and little son Of
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01
JARDINE T. COMPANY

Boston and Mrs. Mary Holman of New
York city are on visit to their fathers
l.. +. Liscom's.
Miss Sadie Streeter who has been work.
ing in the Keene overall shop for several
weeks, returned last Saturday and Tues.
day reentered the Brattleboro overall
shop.
Lyman Streeter has moved his family
into the, James Anderson house. Mr.. An.
derson has moved to the Clifford place
having hired the farm of the Connecticut
River Power company for the ensuing
wear
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01
CHESTERFIELD.

Rey. and Mrs. Charles River, formerly
at Chesterfield Center have decided te
make their home in Spofford during the
summer: Dr.. River, having severed his
e connection with the Methodist church
!; mas united with the Congregational. Ii
Is ny. expected that he will preach occasion.
located at the lake. "'in'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01
Our ANNIVERSARY SALE
FOUR YEARS OLD

years stores doors first ee public Fos
this the helpful the most oio
has attended Efforts So much tor Retrospective w
observance and celebration Each department IN this store will 81
see and share the hepness this store and
ourm and
Sale Will Commence tomorrow
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup does no,
constlpate. but on the other hand its lava.
i've principles gently move the bowels chi.
dren like it. Sold by All Druerists
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

II want to get some salad" said Ms
Youngwif,
y es'm, said the dealer. "How man!
heads?"
% gracious! I thought you took The
heads off. i Just want plain chicken
salad. Philadelphia Press.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

] ABITHA.
Raised biscuits from Gold Medal Fol'
are excellent. SAMANTHL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
YOUNG JAPANESE CHRISTIANS

liilo, Feb. 27.-"Thc younger Japa.
ncse who are being brought up and
educated in the Territory of Hawaii
are adopting Christianity to the old
Buddhist religion of their own coun.
try"
This remark was made to the
Herald by Rev. X. Higuchi. of the
lIilO Christian Church, who accounts
for the change in the religious belief
of the younger Japanese, or their vol.
untary adoption of Christianity in
their youth, as the result Of emigra-
ton, settlement or birth In a new and
effects of greater civilization, and
Of American education.
The older Japanese who came here
years ago, and those of maturer years
who have come here more recently,
adhere to their Buddhist belief, and
It is not reasonable to expect that
they would make any change. But
the adoption of Christianity by the
younger Japanese is regarded as de
cided advance step in the national
development as II must, later, spread
to the japanese Empire itself.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
Central
School
NEW PLAN FOR BETTER RE-
SUITS IN THE COUNTRY
DISTRICTS

Ililo, Feb. 27.-A couple of months
ago the Board of Education approved
Il project for centralzing the public
schools at Onomea and PepeekeO into
one school at Kulaimano. and It was
decided that, before putting the plan
into execution, a petition In favor of
1t, from the residents Of North IIilo
in the locality, should be secured.
There is no idea of economy" said
School Inspector King when explain.
ing the matter to the Herald, land It
is not proposed to reduce the number
of teachers. II is believed that bet.
ter results will be obtained by the
Capitalization of the two schools In
question. The distance between them
is only three miles. The new build.
ing will be just about half way he.
tween them. Including Honomu and
Papaikou there are four schools with.
In Il distance Of seven miles on the
County road. There are few child.
ron now living beyond OnOmea and
PCpoekCO schools who may go to the
Papaikou or Honomu school, the lat
ter being ~ miles from Pepeckeo
and PapaikOu being two miles from
Onomea.
AT Onomoa there Is two-room
school house for IS children. Al Pc
pcekeO there Is two,room building
Tor 2l9 children, the present enroll
ment, and 1t will soon be necessary
TO build another room. AT each place
there Is, of course, the school lot and
fence to be cared for, Under tho
Capitalization plan there would be
one school house of five rooms al
KulaimanO, also cottage OF sever
rooms for the teachers. There would
also he one lot and fence.
THE school p Pepeekeo Is one
mile OFT the County road, nearer the
plantation which furnishes n child
rem. The Kulalmano school woulr
he on government land on the Count!
road, midway between Pepeekeo an'
Onomea, ~ miles from each and tina
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
RObe||0,
His Land
INJUNCTION SUIT TO CLOSE A
ROAD ON MAKAWA0
HOMESTEAD
Especial to The Bulletin)

Especial to The Blu leti n
Wailuku. Maui, Feb. 2S.-Frank
Robello of Omaopio, Makawao, Maui,
enc of those who bought homesteads
from the Government, has by his at
torney, J. NJ. Viyas, filed a bill of in
junction against the County of Maui
to prevent County officials from in
tcrferinE In the full enjoyment OF
his rights and privileges as land
owner OF Maui County guaranteed
him by the Organic Act. II seems
that the old Government road from
Kula to Kahulul passing through the
lands of Omaopio and Kalialinui, was
closed by plaintiff some time ago and
he opened up aaother road by which
Kula people can get to Kahului. Mrs.
X. Alana of Makawao has a pig
ranch at Kalialinui and the closing
up of the old road greatly interferes
with the peaceable transportation OF
her wagon-load of pigs to Kahulul to
be shipped to the Honolulu market.
Deputy Sheriff Edgar Morton OF
Makawao and l.. Won Tempsky, man
ager of Haleakala ranch, which cor
poration owns the Kalialinui anu
puaa, cut the wire fence put up by
the plaintiff. The plaintiff finding
that County officials were interfering
with his property, complained &c
County Attorney ID. II. Case about
the matter, and the latter advised
the said Frank Robello to post VI
on his premises the following notice
From and after date Dec. /, 1907
the driveway across this property
will be closed to the public. Signed
+. .Robello ct al" The wire wa
again cut Notwithstanding this no
tice, so the plaintiff was forced to Is
sue an injunction to stop the Count!
officials from committing any fur
Their injury on his property,
The matter was heard before Cir
cult Judge A. n. Kepoikai at Wal
luku Thursday morning. ID. II. Cas-
and j. l.. Coke represented the Coun
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
A. BLOM MG 3D.; st 6!9ek
HOME NEWS OF: "OTHER ISLAND" T0WNS'

ty OF Maui, defendant. Mr.. Vivas
filed a motion based on afiidavits OF
J. Ambrose and himself asking that
Mr.. Case be not permitted to repre-
sent the County in the injunction,
on the ground that said County At
torney Case, prior to the institution
of the injunction, had already given
professional advice to and on behalf
OF the plaintiff.
County Attorney Case asked the
Court that j. Ambrose be brought
into court, so az to yindicate himself
from the insinuation inferred by the
said affidavit as though he had re-
Ceived fees from the plaintiff for the
advice given by him in his official
capacity, and before he thoroughly
knew the circumstances Of the case,
He had given the said advice In or
der to prevent litigation and he
would do the same thing again to-
day II II were necessary.
Mr.. Vivas disclaimcd any such In
situations In the affidavit.
On motion the Court continued
the hearing until March Q, at which
time Mr.. Case will put Mr.. Ambrose
under a hot cross-iire examination
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
Hhsto--!!n
Of Police
SHERIFF OF HAWAII LETS OUT
MEN BUT SAYS mo
POLITICS"

Hin Fob 25-Mattors have been
, l., ,,., ,,,,oo o,..,o IA.
'hs 'nc past Week anu IN Il rcsu''' W
least half dozen members OF the
Hawaii police force VIII be found mi
nus their stars. Fortunately FOR Hilo
none OF the reduced officers hail from
this district, but several OF the out
side districts have produced police
men who have come under the disap'
proving eye of Sheriff keolanui,
Some have already been dismissed
and others have been notified that
their services VIII be dispensed with
with at the end OF the month.
There Is no necessity for the pub
licatlon OF the names OF the men VINO
are no longer To he policemen' SAID
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
MISS POWER RE1URktD

Among the returning passengers In
the Korea was Miss Power. who has
been several weeks in New York and
ether Eastern fashlon-centers. Miss
Power, while in New York, PERSONAL
ly selected beautiful assortment of
the latest millinery now In vogue,
which she will soon nave on exhibit
ton.
One of the most popular of the
Eastern creations Is the Merry Wild
ows" sailor. II Is all the rage In
New York and Chicago and is bound
to take here. But this is only one
of the new styles-there are many
surprises In store for the dressy la
dies OF the city, all selected by Miss
Power with her usual good taste and
artistic discernment.