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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05
0HI0'S REPUBLICANS
. COMING TOGETHER

Hot Springs, Va, July 15.-Arthur
l. Vorys. manager Of the National cam
paign for the Republican party In
Ohio, arrived at Hot Springs today
and had long talk with Judge vii.
Vorys expects that Ohio will give the
Republican ticket an old.time major
ity next November.
IF 1t required anything to do it,
he said, "the claims that the Demo.
Gratis will carry Ohio this fall have
cemented all Republicans In Ohio In a
determination to elect the National,
State and Legislative ticket by 100000
at least" a,.,-
Speaking of the Senatorial situation
in his State, VOrys was satisfied that
the campaign for the national ticket
would be kept entirely separate from
any Senatorial contest.
Tho coming to Hot Springs Of Sen.
ator Jonathan Bourne. Jr.. Is looked
forward to with interest. Bourne, the
original second elective term" sdvo
cate for the nomination OF President
Roosevelt, has not seen Taft since the
Chicago convention. Bourne will reach
here the latter part Of this week OF
carly next week.
The situation In West Virginia
where there are two contending Re
publican State tickets, has been
brought to the attention Of Taft, who
until today was not informed of the
recent factional fights In West Vir
slnla. Both Republican tickets have
the names Of the same Presidential
electors and this will result In giving
the national ticket there much larger
vote than It would otherwise receive
Taft today made a rough draft Of {
! portion OF his speech Of acceptance
having been able to begin the work o.
debating the document sooner than h,
expected a couple of days ago, when II
the midst Of the study OF PLATFORM
and former speeches Of acceptance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05
{. A. {. man EXPLAINS
KEIO GAME MATTER

Editor Evening Bulletins:
If the press permits, the captain of
the c. A. c., Mr.. Che But, wishes to
have the Keios and G. A. C.'s game
explained, for sound reason. name
ly: that at present there is misun-
Outstanding among the Japanese pub
lie at large, which led to ill-feeling
between the Chinese and japanese.
The feeling was propagated and
stirred up by the japanese press.
What led the press to take such ac-
tion was the sentence which appear
ed In the Blu | ct n. The Chinese
lads can trim the Keios," and some
sentences In the Advertiser. The
comments about the c. A. c. chal-
lenge were, in the opinion of the Jap
anese, written by some of the Chi
nese Athletic members. The Japan
ese are an easily offended people; II
Is one of their many characteristics.
The japanese take the word cha,-
lenge In the sense of defiance. which
is defined In their dictionary OF
course In Chinese characters also
Ito fight an enemy" 1t Is quite in
teresting and amusing to note, but
the writer does not wish to have II
made known to the public that the
japanese press made comment IN
which 1t is said that the Keios would
not play against team that is COM
posed OF the people of weak nation.
So you see that even the enlightened
press took the literal and hostile
sense of the word challenge. From
observance, the writer realizes the
influence of paper, a smokeiess
weapon, and yet a far-reaching wea-
pom. The writer does not wish to
have his exact writing printed, but
desires the sporting editor to com.
ment briefly as possible. and the wri-
ter also desires his name not to be
mentioned, but the facts were learned
from good authorities and he only
wants to clear the existing misun-
Outstanding among the japanese.
Yours,
ONE OF THE PLAYERS or
THE TEAM.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives . 'eomplets summary Of
the news Of, the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05
Burns Picks Another
Real Australian
Lemon :

MELBOURNE, Aust. Aug. 4. -
Burns, the American who holds the
heavyweight championship title Of
the world, defeated Lang, the colored
Australian fighter, here today. Burns
made the Australian trip to meet
Lang and Bill Squires.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05

Sores of all kinds. -.
Sustaining a healthy condition Of foot,
and for the cure Of Kanker,
Thrush, and Foul Feet.
Sprains, Strains, Shoulder and Ten.
don Lameness. This oil does not
blister, and can be used while the
horse is in daily work.
ygists Keep Them. III
POTTIE & SONS HONOLULU
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05

The polo team to visit Maui has
been selected as follows: DR.. VIII
Baldwin. l: Harold Castle. 2; r. W.
Shingle, 3; and George Denison. A.
q = =
A meeting of the Riverside Baseball
League Will be held tomorrow evening
Gt 1880 o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05

Mayor John Z. Reyburn of Philadel.
MA. Pa. has Instituted proceedings
against E. A. vanvalkenburg. editor
and president of the North American,
and six members Of the staff of the
newspaper, charging them with Grim
inal libel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-05
NO UNCERTAINTY As TO WHAT
90 DIVIDENDS SHALL Be.

The Pacific Mutual Life inS. Co.,
with assets Of over $14oo0. 900, and
surplus Of over $500. 900, 10 now lssu.
ing . Guaranteed Investment Contract,
with Guaranteed Annual Earnings
added, on payment Of second and sub
Gequent deposits. In case Of Perma.
nent Disability the contract will ma.
ture and be paid during life.
twill pay you to investigate before
taking out Life insurance.
HENRY WATERHousE TRUST CO.,
81" - Agents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16

Kodol helps your stomach do III
work. because 1t II . perfect diges-
ter.
Kodol supplies the same diges-
tive juices that are found In .
healthy, vigorous stomach
1t IL the only preparation that
viii digest all the feod you eat;
not part Of It, but Al Of II.
That IL why Kodol helps you
Kodol not only helps your stom-
ach, 1t upbuilds the entire system,
and wards on dangerous ailments.
because 1t enables you to get all
the nourishment and lifegiving
qualities out Of the food you eat
Giving you good. rich blood
You must eat In order to live
and maintain strength. Don't diet
or starve yourself. Eat what you
want. Let Kodol digest It. This Ii
how Kodol helps you 1t digests
all your food and does 1t complete
~.
Perfectly harmless.
You only take Kodol when you
need II. You don't have to depend
on II
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16

DR.. w. NJ. Baker, Grand Lee
turer of the Masonic Fraternity,
will visit the following lodges on
the following dates: Montgomery
Oct. 20 and 81, Colfax Oct. %
and %, Verda Oct. rs and "a and
WINFIELD Oct. % and 20. These
dates give all of the masons in
this section q chance to hear the
eminent Doctor.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
contents of the box which she has.

contents of the box which she has.
This is known ~ q box supper.
The fund raised is for the BEN
eft of the school. We are having
a delightful time, and cordially
invite our friends to join US ut
least twice q month.
We thank you in advance for
your kindness and wish you aud
The Sentinel, the champion of
education and progress, the great
est success. Yours truly,
SOCIETY EDITOR AND REPoRrER
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
News from Calvin.

Calvin, La, Oct. IL, 1908.
Editor Southern Sentinel:
Please allow space in your valu-
able paper for some dots from
Calvin. Our little town is of
considerable Importance. 1t is
situated on the l.. & A. Ry., 8
miles north of Winfield. There
are several business houses in our
town, to-wit: b. +. Teddlie, e.
Nj. e. Martin and II. ,Ginty,
general merchandise am. cold
drink stand and postoffice kept by
|. j. Brown.
We are In easy reach of almost
any place of Importance. We
are coming to the front; new peo-
pie are coming in our midst.
Prof. +. G. Bott..with his good
wife and nine children are helping
US to make our town what it is.
He is the teache. of the Calvin
school and has sixty scholars at-
tending, all seeming to have some
purpose in life. lie has organic
ed society known rs the 5. A.
X. The following are the first
officers: W. Bott, president; A.
j. Parker. vice-presi,lent; Miss
Myrtle Smith. secretary an,itreas-I
urer, and I. Durbin, society edi-
tor and reporter. The young
people are taking quite an inter-
est. TIE subject for discussion
is: Resolved that the works of
man are more beautiful and at
tractive to the human race than
the works of nature. The dis
cussion takes place on Saturday.
Oct. 18th. at $3.50 p. M After
tue debate the young ladies will
have nice boxes with all kinds OF
good things To cat and each lady
will have number. each young
man who desires to participate
must also. choose a number for
which he pays % cents. which
number entities him to find the
young lady who has the same
number Is his, and enjoy the
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16

1911. Three Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars (s3.50O. Oo)
April lst. 1912. Three Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars (s3. 800 90
April LIST, 1918. Three Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars ($3, 500. OO)
April LIST, 1914. -Four Thousand
Dollars ($4,000.0O) April LIST.
1915, Four Thousand Dollars
($4.000.00) April LIST, 1916. and
Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars ($2.5OO.0O) April lst,
1917 and shall be payable at the
Treasurer's Office. Winfield.
La; shall be signed on behalf of
said board by the president and
the secretary thereof, and the
coupons thereto attached shall
bear the fac-simile signatures of
the president aud secretary. Said
bonds and coupons shall be in
substantially the following form:
No. $500. 90
Unite-i States of America
State of Louisiana
Winfield School District Bend
Know all men by these presents.
that the Parish Board of Direct
rrs of the Parish of Winn. ia the
State of louisiana acknowledges
itself to owe. and for value
received promises to pay to bearer
on April 1t. l9-. the sum of
Five Hundred Dollars. with
interest thereon at the rate of
five (5) per eentum per annum.
payabie semi-annuslly upon the
18th days of April and October
o each year, until the payment
o the principal sum hereof, upon
aud surrender of the
p upper coupon therefor hereto
Both principal and
interest are PAYABLE nj the Treas
urer's Office. Winfield, La. of
lawful money Jf the United States
Of America.
This bond is one of the series
pf fiffy-fonr (5i) bonds of like
tenor and amount except ~ to
aggregating Twenty
Seven Thousand Dollars ($27,-
900. 00). numbered consecutively
from one to. fifty-four both M
and is issued under
of the general laws of
he State of Louisiana, and par.
Act No. "a of the Gen
.raI Assembly of 1906 of said
state, and under and in accord
lnce with certain. resolution
by the Parish Board of
school Directors of the Parish OF
VIM October 3rd, 1908, and is
ssued for the purpose of erecting
md constructing public school
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16

Boles schol house 800
Claim No. IL, q. b. Carter, surveying
wst;sville school lot 100
There being no further business
the board adjourned until the
regular meeting in January unless
called together earlier by the
president.
L. +. WADE,
j. j. NIXON. President.
Secretary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
AMI Board Proceedings.

s IA School Board of the Parish
W;nn met today in regular
ann with the following mem
~ present: W. E. Long. W. =,
ss,ner. B. +. Sewers. j. X.
esolsrs. j. w. Hughes. Il. +.
Tsde John Stinson. W. II.
1s;ron. w. j. Long and Z. a.
Notion of Mr.. Savers that
..et;ons 81 aud 81 township la
S scrth range l west be retained ia
crs;n school district and that the
~iuutes OF July 9Th. 1908. be
rorrected to conform with same
Csrried.
o. notion Mr.. Sewers. that
nifty Dollars or as much mo g
: necessary be allowed to build a
ioof bridge across Bayou BulIbay
"a east branch of same for Il G
Nolly Springs school. ward six.
"A secretary authorized to che, K
s, treasurer for same. Carried.
Notion Mr.. Stlnson. that w.
d Thornton be appointed loc,,
fnctor of the Mineral Springs
~kooI. vice Walter Grain moved
nuay. Carried.
Nation Mr.. Long, Superin-
lur3ent J. j. Nixon il hereby
~~nowered and authorized t.
Nv all doors &" the public
Nd buildings of the Parish of
uioa hung SO as to swing out
M in conformity with act No.
nof the General Assembly of
- State If Louisiana of 1908
"a sutborizrd to check on treas
NJ 10 pay for same. Carried.
6ehool board adjourned until
nlnrday morning. October Ord.
DofurIlsy morning school board
- pursuant to adjournment
~ the following members
crsssat: w. <. Long. j. :. Hunt.
Harper. b. F. Sove rs, j
6kolsrs. j. W. Hughes. L. +.
~. John Stinsnn, w K.
izp1. w. j. Long and Z. A.
I1tirn Mr.. Suws RS, that the
1Il1tary make arrangements as
nay deem wise in selecting
4 Sting up an Office for the
psh scdool beard for the year
u and that he he authorized tn
~ On the treasurer to pay for
-. Carried.
@ motion Mr.. Stinsou. Sec
lCl By Mr.. ShoIars. it was
11ved that q resolutions of this
~, adopted July ), 1907.
rfixing the issue and sale of
~ 10 raise The necessary funds
~ Che cost of erecting high
pl building in Winfield. be
tke same is hereby amended
% read rs follows:
<ereas, on the 22nd day of
1907, at AN election duly
! and held, there was author
p b levied u special five mill
q ; period of ten years in
Of public school houses in
q
leH School District. and
croas, the result of said
- vas duly promulgated
lne TO law. and said tax
l1vied for period of ten
b 1t resolved. that it is
~ ~ issue bonds in an lc-
of the collection of said
TX. and;
8 further resolved, that
q the Parish Board of
- Of tie Parish of Winn
q u the aggregate amount
c1ey Seven thousand Dol
sQ00.00) of the denom-
g Five Hundred Dollars
That the proceeds of said
~. as we'll as the faith
nj revenues of all the
l'eranaI property If aud
jnn6-Id Sch mi District |
~ al .lg. "a an ds.ic tied |
osmrnt IF said DO ads,
c'psl- and inter s, rs
pe.stively mature. sid
wall he dated q t,h r |
and shall bear inte. 9 Il
= at i've (5) per cestum
~. payab. III annual
ature ~ f 1 ows: 1'hr .
D ilnr- ($3 00O.00) |
lslu. Tn,e Thou, and
c5.000.0O AarsI lst.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
nous. mouse in Winfield School Dis
'rict IN SAID Parish of VIM.
IL Is hereby cert fol tho. III

'iE' IN SAID Parish of VIM.
~ Is hereby cert fed, that all
proceedings relating to this bond
"'e ~ strict compliance with the
oa'u laws. statutes and resulu ions
"l"le>a'd, aud all other statutes
an" laws relating thereto and that
the ialth, credit. and revenues
anu All the real and personal
property of said Parish Board of
ochu"l Directors of the Parish
ni W lnn. and of said Winfield
school District in said Parish as
:, AS the proceeds of special
hNe mil tax for "a period of ten
wears, levied 10y the Police Jury
"f the Parish of WInn. under
authority of the popular and
property votes in said WINFIELD,
School District at an election
duly called and held according
to law May 22nd, 1907, are hereby
pledged and dedicated for and to
tue payment of the principal aud
lhe lnterest hereof at maturity.
his Issue of bonds. together with
all otter indebtedness of said
Parish Board of School Director $
OF Wlnn Parish. does not exceed
any limitation of any indebted
ness prescribed by law.
In witness whereof. said Parish
Board of School Directors of
VIM Parish has caused its name
and seal to be hereunto affixed,
and the signatures of its president
aud secretary To he hereunto SUBJ
scrll'ed aud the fac-simile sigma
lures of its president and secre-
tary to be atnxed to the interest
coupons hereto attached this 10Th
day of October, 1908.
Motion MIR. Hughes, that S. ID.
Stroud, L. L. Shumate and w.
w. Fowler be appointed local
directors of Redemption school
and Tom Purvis, Lige Berry and
Allen jackson local directors of
the Morning Star colored school
and p. w. Davis, vice BaiIy
Robertson, local director of Ever
green Col Scho..l. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Hughes the
trustees of the Eden school were
rs follows: j. III.
Canterbury, w. g Brett and j.
w. Harris.
On motion Mr.. Hughes. super
intendent he authorized to open
up and maintain public schools in
districts that have sufficient funds
to run said schools for period
Of three to five months. Carried.
Motion Mr.. w. j. Long,
whereas the minutes of the July
meeting fail to show that the
Bank of Winfield was made the
depository of the school funIs
ia and for the Parish of VIM.
titttiOic. Uc ~ itcbtNtu. tildt tilt
Bank of Winfield is made the
depository of the school funds of
said VIM Parish for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. Sholars moved that the
ordinance allowing Two Dollars
per student who attend the high
schools of the parish be rescinded.
Yeas. w. J. Long. b. +. Sewers.
". J. Harper, j. K. ShoIars and
w. r. Nixon; nays, JOHN Stinson,
L. +. Wade, Z. A. Goldin aud
w. K. Long.
Report of finance committee
IN treasurer's books after thor
)ugh examination received and
'ame found correct.
1he following is treasurer's
rport for quarter ending October
Ist, 1908:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
Our Guarantee

90 70 your druggist today and get 8 dol
lar bottle Then after you have used the
honestly say, that IL has not done you any
good. return the bottle % the druggist and
he viii refund your money without ques-
ton or delay. We win then pay the drug
giss for the bottle. Don't hesitate. all
This offer applies 20 the large bottle only
end - bat one In . family. The large bot
te contains xx tines - much - the nfty
0sns bottle
Kodol n prepared 1t the labora-
TORIES Of =. C. Dewitt 3 Co., Chicago.
ella \. punENIy r
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
A Healthy Family.

"Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since We began using
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, three
years ago." says l.. A. Bartlett, If
Rural Route /, Guilford, Maine.
They cleanse and toae the system
in gentle way that does you
good. 25c. at all drug stores.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16

Balance on hand October I, 1908 2o5.57
(signed) CAS- MOSS.
Treasurer Of school funds.
On motion Mr.. Harper, super
intendent be requested to resign
to take effect in January 1909,
pending the action of the new
school board. Yeas, w. j..
Harper; nays, w. E. Long, b.
4. Sewers, j. X. Sholars. T. +.
Wade, John Srnson, w. K
Nixon, w. j. Long and Z. A..
Goblin. absent j. w. Hughes.
Motion Mr.. Goldin, that
TWENTY-FIVE dollars or as much
thereof as necessary be appro-
priated to put in two fiues and
buy stove for the Brewton
school.
On motion Mr.. Harper, the
following claims were approved
and the secretary authorized to
issue warrants for same:
Claim No. 1. W. c. Howard for fencing
Wattsvi.le school lot s f2-51
Claim No. 2. Miss v. v. Dunn, teaching
Huddleston school 1905
Claim No. 8, w. b. Smylie, printing
envelopes and letter heads SIS
Claim No.f, W. Il. Long. committee
work days, Wfrnfield school 800
Claim No. s. Winnheid Furniture Co.
material WINFIELD school $50
Claim Nos, Wyatt Lumber Co.. mate
nal for BIewton school 1'q.26
H. McGinty, material Breuton sch- y %
JIG. Brewton jz.l6
RN. TerraI labor and hauling s. 1854
Claim No Z, sulphur Il imber Lb'r
Co. material " innfeid school 49.i6
Claim Ne 4 r. +. Wade. committee
work Holly Springs school 900
Claim No. 3. j. W. Hughes, committee
S work Myrtle Grove school 600
Claim No. 10. W. A. Hurley, CON- work
and repairs Holly Springs school 100
Claim No. IL. Peoples Hsrdware 4
Furniture Co material bokusschI l6.S5
Claim NO II j W. Higton, painting
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-14
CALHOUN GOES EAST
Indicted President of United
Railroads Given Permit to
Make Business Trip

Patrick Calhoun, the indicted presi-
dent of the United Railroads, was
granted permission by Judge LawioI
yesterday to make another business trip
east. He will probably leave San Fran
cisco tonight.
The application was made In open
court by Stanley Moore of counsel for
the defendant. Assistant District At
torney O'Gara said there was no objec-
ticn to Calhoun going away. The pros
ecItiou had already been notified of the
railroad presidents Intention, and hao
the state upon the understanding that
the intention of the district attorney to
place him on trial. This condition was
agreed to by Calhoun, and stipulated by
Moore in open court
It is understood that Calhoun ex-
poets to be back in about two weeks
but under the leave of absence granted
by the court he is at liberty to stay
away for an indefinite period pending
the decision of the prosecution to place
him on trial
As safeguard it was agreed that
the surety company on the bonds OF
Calhoun should give q written consent
to the departure Of the defendant from
the state, thus avoiding any question an
to liability.
All the cases against Louis Glass
vice president OF the Pacific States tel
ephone company, were continued two
weeks by Judge Lawlor yesterday. 9,
W. Cross, attorney for the defendant
stated that Glass was still i'll in bed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-14

as a delegate to the republican con-
vention unless the California delegation
is instructed in favor Of Taft.
There Is going to be no interroga-
ton point after my name, either. The
convention must instruct for Tart De-
fore IL elects me as delegate az large
otherwise 1 will not CO.
Those who were present at the meet
ing of the executive committee Were
General George Stone, Chairman T. +.
Woodward, Secretary George Hatton,
Walter Parker, Thomas Flint, P. >
Teller, d. c. McGarvin, w. " Stafford
and d. o. Druffel
The secretary and sergeant at arms
of the convention are not chosen by the
executive committee. the Santa Cruz
convention having obligingly refrained
from interfering with the rule which
gives those offices to the locality where
the convention is held. The Sacra-
mento republicans have chosen Fred L.
Martin for secretary and Jack Stanford
for sergeant at arms.