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New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
ORIENTAL BANK CLOSED
afB UTLLI4MS II CH4RGE.
Balance of Nearly Million Due
Clearing House.

tie Oriental Bank al Broadway and John street
spd us Bowery branch. al Bowery and Grand
.,reet did not open for business yesterday. and the
safe Superintendent OF Banks promptly took
charge Of TIE hank and its assets. Hugh Kelly.
,-eS5ent OF the institution. had made hard fight
- obtain sufficient funds tide the bank over,
b-t zhen Il was found that there would be debit
bslance Of nearly Slo00eoo the Clearing House.
on account Of Withdrawals made through other
hanks il WAS decided that the only course open
was 20 suspend and ask Superintendent Clark Will
isrrs 10 assume charge
Several hundred depositors gathered at an
early hour in front Of the main office. and the line
continued 70 increase until 10 O'Clock when notice
was posted on she door saying that the bank had
been closed by order OF the State Super ntendent
ot Banks. The waiting depcsitors. some of whom
rad been on hand since o'clock in the morning.
dispersed quietly after reading the notice The
same conditions existed at The Bowery branch. but
.hero was more excitement there. a. many of the
cepoSIors foreigners
.he following statement was issued soon after
70 o'clock hy President Kelly and the board Of
directors:
Tho directors OF the Oriental Eank At meeting
51r1sEeCts of tbis dsv based upon the indications
which they have had thus far.
They have decided that the outlook ior The day
is such that they are not warranted in opening
TIE bank tor business. and they have asked the
Trsy -eeret that the disquiet Of the depositors
xbsCf--esv solvent institution. the book value OF
Srbosa STOCK TODAY above S200 share and they
80 ,fa- -1e near future may disclose means
~ -aerr-F-E business satisfactory basis
-,e desire express their gratitude in an esT1e-
-, Flr-ez T. Tho hanks whose officers cordially
- 1-rra-f7v offered 10 assist the Oriental Bank
through rs present difficulty
sg-e-f-ee-lert Williams placed G. 6 Leonard. a
s-,-a hank ex7r77or. IN charge Of the Oriental
u. -.r,sef n comment on the condition Of the
-,s-,-e sr.=-s l11t statement ziN be issued 20
z-u -fv5r- rho condi.ion o. the hank as Of Janu-
;e--s NIL r-a-.5iy make re..,rt L. the Attorney
General carly next Week. and the latter viii then
make Application II she courts for the appoint
-7ert a temporary permanent receiver
NJ Williams LAST night made public The follow
t-z statement of the condition of the Mechanics
s15 Trades Bank. as Of the close of business on
January - when il suspended. shown 10y the
hafls Of bank
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
IOST-KASnBOOh,.

lost or STOL BankboOk No. 2S6. 5la
Of the German Savings banh III tne 'lN
II New York, gorter Al ave ana ~ 81.
fs-1a5 ,o Aurust,. Naluhe. AL Iersuus ale
cautioned against negotiating t"e s'th:e- i
nor reJu-rcd 10 she hank On the Sta "a! oi
February i9UN duplicate VIII % 479ue--
lost, ar STGL. ~. .-Baubbork No '5s 300
of tre German savings Bank IN the tiis
Of New York, corner All ave ard l4th 81.
issued go Wilhelm Fritz All persons ar
-'-.rrt-ti.i against neGotlIrirg the sane it
80 a. ri4rp.f tn thr hank uu IN ID ea- ct
Fetrua-v. 1905. a duIlIcat" M. h7 issued.
LOST o. SToLEN- Ne"Nn..'i , o. ~, ~
rr N.v York correr IN ave tr@ if." ST..
fsz,e1 IN Albert Va ,au'm. Al persons E"
.auti5red araiIsi re4a;tatifg Tire Hre. II
rot returned - the haI on u,e - oaN ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
RIG MANS ATTORNEY ARRESTED.
ATTEMPT to Bribe Complainant Against LOUIS
v-olf Charged-Two Others Held.

Rutherford W Kathan. who has appeared I"I
,.,,,. defer ndaufs the Gates avenue court, gave
s,,-ie INTO custody yesterday in the adams street
.,,-rr Ia answer TO charge of bribery. after re
lad learned that two detectives were looking Tor
Inn. -,
ka;l.an appeared as counsel for Louis Noii' the
-,--.fal.er v-ho Is under arrest double clafse
- ,,ocket picking II l. alleged that through TIE
r,--7-ent OF So 70 Frank Eeibeie the complainant
...,s i,4st Wolf p. h. was to fan TO ceLiS
the rlcnaher at the trial Erseihardt Heene TIE
fleees int, rilsediary, held yesterday IN Mt'"
bail FOR the erand jury. jacob J. Goit"eu' on" "i
Eathan's clerks was also arrested tia @as H.srl.
rl.sne ASSERTED that ne was inh5cent Of intent Il
Rro.gdo.ng.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
GUK on HOME RAEK oF BROOKLYN.
Esv Institution Meets All Demands end Is
Declared Solvent

~ vas Started YESTERDAY morning On the
Eo7s Eauk G Rrool.ly-l. tSth street ana Fifth
tfe-ge. taToEtac report that the bank was con
:ec-- ur- one q the Institutions which have jlst
Gosec ;as5- doors
Fully ar haur Jcf0re tI:e bank vas opened there
Hele U.-e than ore hundred denositOrs in line.
Rnc 50 1.-sa-s gye~a they - eet ahead o. one an
"Ae- tt-- E raS necessary 10 ell the reserves
Nt.e- BE tauE finally C--ened, q few minutes
ar. .asoz tre money VS. paid cut Just IS
qg,.i.r ~ ! X Waller Tie cashier. could
ksr5le j.
E-1er -h. asrk z-aS closed for the DAY ". G
fa1--1-. -Gr PRESIDENT declared that tie run on
rs bank 1l- o-tireI- -5nc<p <pecteI- lie added that
t+ hGle Hanl. as.s absolutely Independent of any
@ae- hank l, Ce- lare5 t.e Institution absolutely
fots1-. -l= sad lis tank lad a ,irtie money in
II 4~c--l.41= and Traders Bank. but beyond that
W ir -a reE iEvolved IN thet banks suspension
- Gerasa5ss. ae AIDED were in no danger Of
4Srg I-el- none
f1a r. D.- ~ =. A,1zley- rector q St An
c@E.s --r.--aIsi ..s-r-'.. 5oth street and Fourth
t=et-a --e.t-s---- re.c--l ile bank about oclocl
.f'ie--sr afternoon. ll= tod tae deDositcrs tAsf
y 's. aeu.g .a RE uesltasian and vas not - al
f'a-d o, j. te.aa lost.
!.Ha BsuE l- nHe Of B:ooki.ns youngest
-s-.s -lat:rurio.e. Ir rs organized Two years
fE. 'r7 bsalers e-ra 1nanciers who had been in
%. l+-t e.use.s connected V5-h the SlliTan inieT-
= H.-.- --Hr-,l---l -h= -ta.'an mes al5d Traders
.u .a-tf.r ..iri,i,r5 I 4 I.sr cent was c.
-ei .set Se.r-rf.. ~ ac-o:Iiag 10 III report O:
sa. "a. ..a state Rark5r- Department or
--'--- '. .t I'D -5t.. s-s9urces "f f'@i..'''
'-i '.e7.-.ts .. sce.o5a SD s'fplus = s~a.7e.-
'a - ta- 5.r.-sa.s said les. night tisat lie oe-
~ t'e raus -ta,sld D., oFes toby aEd ii-ai Il
-- BE- lla 20 -.e-t .-z Ge.rarns o. TIE deposi-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

=
IN the last report - the Superintendent Of
Banks or December 19 the Mechanics and Traders
Fsnk had total deposits of S1l2s4s9 ana outstand-
fnz Gearing House certificates Of s3605G90 \ COM
harrison II t1e statement Of January 2S with those
of T,ecelne- Z and August - shows that deposits
shrank -aV5dIy IN the last five months
Initial steps wer, taken yesterday by some of
rhe largest te1csicCrs II the Mechanics and Trad
e-s, and in he New Amsterdam National Bank
looking toward Te-fect.rg plans for the Tehabji-
ration AM re77enins of these institutions. but
nsthirg definite was done.
FGEzrl Il. Crout- called 81 Superintendent VIII
iars yesterday and told him that Il was proposed
r. fo-rn-- a-a some plan for resumption q thu
Ne -Lanics and Traders bank and that Interested
i This rrsr vt-e President Sullivan and number
c. c5e orcr directors he said that these parties
des-e5 10 submit the Eankinc DEPARTMENT step
y step their plan il should lie formulated thus
svoid.nc tre difficulties into which The reorEan-
.ze-s r. Tie Hamilton Bank plUnG, themselves by
gong ahead without doing Nr- E-uuf declared
sHa ~ attempt va1l3 be made I" induce the hold
e. ~ acce---s 10 sign Limited withdrawal agree
nets similar 20 those signed by CeposiTors N
g.fe- banking institutions
Charles 4 hanna uati7raI bank examiner and
receive -s- the National Bank e North America
e,1.i-re- r----ercay 10 act temporary receiver
= -fe Nv Amsterdam National no permanent
receiver having been yet appointed by William
2 R.galy CsHrTorle rler + the Currency NJ Ridge
J. e expected here this morning and Nii prooa-
t.y allslnca rHe appointment
J. Is learned tnat the National Bank q North
siae.lcs las beeu r4glsg If its C!eaTirs Iioa.e
cerlncstrs rsrsd1v since n Hanna took charge
lsg- Nl15ar --Fe Oriental acted a. clearing agent
flr a slral ---to-n bank. b;;t the institution in
Q8esicg VS. not affected by tho Or-encaIs sus-
pension.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
ONE BANK MAY SUE ANOTHER
Would Make Charge that Larger Institution
Circniated pefamatoTy storles.

7. was learned yesterday that a oo"ii'o"i 10. 10
-. intends 70 institute legal proceedings
,.rr., , larger bank on the charge Of circulating
,f-ra,nator- stories concerning its credit
Il was said that checks OF the eo'"..-i'l!s
l,.-k had been reject-d by the larger ln7''U'.,' u
=, ..r,,,,rl that II was insolVent and On the
- = s,,-zers on AflGavi;s 10 this effect had
,,.a,, obtained. il Uas said
r. cf,cials OF the bank which complains OF nav
; 5a.,, subjected TO this annoyance say tna' tle
;rstitt,ion is IN strong position having e'lsi
,as,r,e II 80 per cent in its vaults
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
TREASURY BUYING SILVER.
White Metal at the Lowest Point for
Year
from The Tribune Bureau

washington Ian. 2l.-TEe Treasury Department
o3.,- hour.,r ic0EC1 ounces of silver Tor imsne-
5iate .i.liyerv at the New Orleans Mint. paying
- 7cG cents IN ounce. silver Is just now = about
tI,o lowest notch it has reached at any time IN
the last year Five six months aEo II WAS
bought by the government around - cents an
o,fnoz lust al present the ''siaelttr trust, wbI2n
.outfols the market. selling little silver abroad
and is glad to dispose ,f its product at home al Il
price much beneath that demanded when lndla
and Mexico were tuyiug the white metal After
the holidays. IL l. said. the demand for silver IN
the arts and Industries falls almost the van
isbing point. The manufacture % tableware is not
rushing and tie making Of tr.1kets for gifts pro-
ceeds only fast enough to supply the normal de-
nand
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

AnvEPTISEliENTS ard subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received ut their Uptown
one. No 1904 Brca.iwsy between 3't 3
ari ,Tth SIS I-utfl O'Clock T. IT. 81 -
,.-,.tfsalpeEt- received at the follow iH-r
branch af.i.es at Ta-uia- OH rites ut- .
5 O'Clock p. u. viz. 25s Sth ave, IS. -
cor g,;4 st. l53 cth ave., r'r. i2ih ST. p,
East It.h ST - West 42d a,- between
Ith and Eth aves 80 West i25th 81 ''iS
- ave HtIvsen 7fth ard 77Ih SIS i@2i
- ave. paar ffgi - I.uN 1sf ave. ursf
Sath ~ - East I"1th 81 5,'6 fremont
ave. 60 ad ave and any a - h.5tFlct
I aleEraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
STORAGE NOTICE.

TIL. FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby
notified that their household etTecTS now
on storage viii be sod at pUuIic auction
on "Wednesday, February 18th. and " ednes-
d4- February Eth 1915, 11 a. at
'~iT-1rCir-' : S-Crage Warehouse. 1JI-2Gi
NVesr It1th It. New York CITY. in Default
of .lvlnenJ OF storage charges that ar over
or, YEAR due according 20 law governing
sror1ge warehouses James Mooney. W =
Stauftr N- Schus Rogers 4 Farrell
Mary \ Fitch. J. r. A-desson. r. r An
drrNs Mrs. W Neset. Ms. Ganney. l..
r, hr,farv I2th tgCS: Mrs. u. C0riIu. kigtie
T. 20 cream. Mrs. q \. Dennis. Ms t.
Mark e. ". Furbvr. J. F ct'une. r 9.
f1eviFu NJ y LeEtEr. NJ J. ft~Crdcr. -
J Pews-- J. H. NSr-haI. Crar!es Hahn
Mrs I. Cunningham. Misc O. 'Picrres
OrIer cc JOHN j. TINNtNS.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Oflce No. 1864 Broadway between oolh
ana :f7+h SIS until O'Clock p. m. Al
vartisefnen.s received At the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
: o'clock p m-. Fiz-: pa Nth ave $ =,
cor ODD st I5S 6th ave. cor. 18th st: "
Faet I3th 81: 20 West 42d 81. between
7:h and Sth aves.: 2G3 West l-5ta st: l3,.s
80 ave. between 10th and nth sts.; 1875
80 ave near 61st ST; lIUS lst ave. nea9
9q-b - I57 East 125th st: I5G fremont
ave $50 Sd ave and any American DlstrIc-
Telegraph Cfiice-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Hay rEop ac sanKs -REPoRTs.

sa~-i- r-sra f4ry sL. "a, unc"r 1h< 1iiec-
- - y As -,a.- District Atfornes isid"F g. hress'
-. s+'n .l..ee.icafir= tie affairs Of financial ~
-siitns 5u s...slls-ta1 ,erortc.l % Justice Dow
se4if-t5s. ~ indictne=ts of bank "r lnsur-
-. o7-flsls hare VI beon> handed down ti-is
- q -llao-sE se@eraI ase expected a. resiiI
IL. -s 5lTF's i1ycsri2asiOn Of TIE Prokieert saw
lie hs~u.aBc- Egcetv-
H,rf.-- thanked the s.rr--m.n for the
.i"y ha3 ,foae. aa6 ,iirec;eG maj tres re-
"a a ses4Vn Unt.l tner worA was finished
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Auction S.iLES

NJ TFVISON. Auctioueer VIII sell by
virtue of a chatteI mortgage. at o clocA
this forenoon. al No. 1868 81 ave. Aahhat-
tan lot of wood chairs and all otEer ci-s't-
rais co.lt4fr,d IN mortgage made by ColucVt
IA Glil.d Dated October 2nt. 1871 Il
IAN Attorney fer Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
RTs,NESS CHlNCES

COPPOR ATION exterdi1g hi lness q -sir's
treasurer. with capital, real estate Sc
cu-itv- urge increasing profits assured:
fult inv stiastion- K A, EoE ~. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions foi

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office 80. 1864 Broadway. between 56Lh
and S7th sts until 9 o clock .. Ad
T-crtssernerts received at TIE following
branch Offices at regular ofIice rates until
o'clock p n. viz 26+ sth ave. 5 p
cor 2J4 ST. 153 9Th ave. cor. 18th st ~
Tset l4rh 81 30 West 43i CT. between
7th ana Sth aves-. 2G3 West l2zth ST. 1888
20 ave. betweer 7Gth and nth sts.: lt2s
3d ave. rear Cist st. 1I9S Ist ave. near
Sqth 81 1ST East I@5th S.. 7J6 fremont
ave $50 ID ave ard any American District
Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
e,tMoAy Tgl7lNr READERS.

- II your newsGea!-r is all sold out IRE Sunday
Tribune to morrow and unable 10 supply You with
ccpy ss vas the many Instances isst
sunday. you will ccnfer favor ~ reporting the
matter = Tire Tribune Circulation Cept. at oncr,
giving particulars.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their UpjoW
once. No 1864 Broadway. between 3tth
and 9th sts-. until O'Clock p m; "A
;-rtfs-nIents received at the following
b~a7cF Offices az regular Office rates until
o'clock p. IA, viz: ga sun ave, 5
ccr 23i ST 1a3 9th ave cur 18th st: "
East Itth St: % West 42i st. between
-fh and Sth avos. 3t3 West i2Jth st. LIS
3d ave between 10Th ard TItn SITS; loo
Ri ave near GIst st: I1tS lst ave, n-Ar
Ngth ST. - East l23th 81. 40 fremont
ave. Go 81 ave and any American District
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRtCES.-5ov secold h@ahi @
1rnct md iron working machines. Talty
guaranteed. machinery bought ant ~
Changed George z. EDDY. 39S Madison -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
ETEAMBOsTs-
FAIL RIVER l1RIg.

FABEsrn EABEs BOSTON S2.G5
Newport and Iar River. 81 PrOviGen~-.
$3.50 Low Fares 10 All Points East
Ieav- Pier 10. Nogta River foCt " arre1
St, week DAYS ana Sundays, J:10 r NJ
steurlers PLYMOUTH new) and PROV
DEc+CE. Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE. for New London and
East. ~ Pier ~. North River. # Clark
eon St week DAYS only. > p. m. Pier 40
r r.. fl L. I'D ST. $50 p n stGs.
Maine and Cheste. ". Chaplin.
NET HAVEN Line % FOR N" aaSs'i IaSs 5s2s apa
only. 800 p. N. Steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
BOWLING SUPPLIES.

REGULATION
~ 8fAM ea GWs
~ y EOWLING EALLS. TENPINS
\ md SUPPLIES ~ every de
NA<-&-1 ...riptsou. REPAIRS BY EN-
PERT Ai-.CHANICS.
Tire T}r1nsvsick k I;alke-C Collender Co OF y Y
caIrsrCouls - and 81 East 3.d ST
.DVE-pTfSFNFN and subscriptions FOR
THE Tribune received At their tptoen n
O-ir, No 1854 Broadway. bsta"en seth
aut 18th sts until o'clock p n Nd
s.ftfs.f-.t.ris received at the fcfnwtu g
3 ranch .,ficrs al regular office rates "ariI
: 1'r7ack o. m. viz. 2GI sth ave, :.
cor a3d 81 i53 9th ave. co-- 18th st. 81
at f4th It - = szt 43d st. between
1th spJ sth ayes .e3 West i2lth ST i33S
70 ave between Itth aad I.;h sta. 1928
"A aye near Fi-t 81 i1hS lst ave. near
saih st - EAST 1ahth st. $50 Trsn,Jnt
ave. $50 ID ave and any American District
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
y :, & A.PTTOPD 2 p.

y Y. y I, & HAPTFORD r p
Trains depart fion Grand Central station
4G6 st a0G 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prnv.-ft loco.
'xUIO.02 \ n. - 90. * ;03. 'x. 3 90.
niantic-4'S :O3 -. M. 1901 NJ: via
Spfd- 1918 a M. 'iilc:o0 ',li:OO. 'll:0s
T. -
Gt harrington StoCkhr!dge. Lenox. Pitts
feId--s:54 1900 4 NJ t3:2G 2, NJ
TicEe: Offices at cGd. Cent st'n and
COS Union So. else 5th Ave. c2i5 Cot
Ave c5G3 5th Ave. cs49 Mad. Ave. clos
Count 81 arc N0stran4 Ave 3eo B'wsy.
'Daily Except Sundays tStops al l25ta
St xStops at 12zth St. SUNDAYS only.
-ParIor car Limited Has dining cas-,
c Parlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
DED ID" LINE

fbE.D u Ll-NL&
- For La Cuayra. Puerto CaBei,o
Curacao and Maracafbo via Curacao. cali
ing also at san Juan 7. R:
SIS PHU.ApELPElA. \. sat. Foh. -. noon
- CAENcAS Saturday Feb -. noon
For La Guayra curacao. Maracaico-
& < ZT-TJA ~ Saturday Feb. : noon
SIS NARACAIBO. SATURDAY. Feb. ~. noon
These steamers have superior accomlnC-
dations for passengers.
BQT-LTON. BLISS & DAI.isETT.
General Managers. 50 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

Young Mems Suits
Tlibet-Serge-Ca Cassir1 ere -aevio--
Worstsd-Black. Navy and mixtures
single and q bic breast-S0 70 81 chest
were s7-9s 10 s15-9s-Now >. 80 20 9. 90
Young M.1'S Oyercoafs
Mixtures ard plain colOrs-irnpOrtsd
1Cheviots. MeitOns. Friezes. etc--siIk
velvet collars principally large sizes
to 81 chest
Were st29s--7. .9S Were s149s- 8 %
Bows DOU5is-SreaSt Suits
Most popular fabrtos-fuil cut jacksts-
straight or Rnicker trouSsrs-sOue with
two pairs trOusFrs-s 70 Is US
were 81 49s----2 90 were s69s = 9S
we're SJ-9s 8. 9S were S7-9s- . 80
were S99S -------.-6. .9S
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

IFIT'ATtI. IT I@f5T M lou IN N-UT q N
CHICAGO COLUMBUS II. so am - 90 nm
PITTSRI- re-. CLEyEL'D. 5 80 pm 90 nm
''PITTSBJ-RG LIMITED g $50 pm = 90 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV.. i 30 pm 1-3G am
GIN. ST. LOUIS INTISF.. 30 a IN 10 20 am
CIE. IOJ-IS. LOUISV. $50 pr1 SEQ pm
OFFICES: 80. i34 1900 Broadway. Astor
House los Greenwich St. % Union Square
" 347 Grand st y. Y. 3+3 Fulton 81.
T,roolzIvu- West 23d 81 and Liberty 81.
Aftrr . m. Sleeping car Reservations
and fgH Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
z & 0 R r. o3I ST Terminal. 'Phono
Number CheIsea-2i4.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
January Sale Last Dayl

No change Of methodswhon successful terminating
change your policy goods prices follows
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

BY sean.irs- uiH make full size sheets
~ incE-Vo-th .14-.-....-. 91
a. inCh-gOrth -I6---...... 1O4
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Boys and Young ITEMS Clothing
Splendid Clearance Valuesl
amaze TO
the superior qualities OF

Boys Long Oyerceats
Cheviots. Triezes and NeItons-mixtures
and plaids-fnest 5Iinings-deep centre
vent-9 TO 16 years in the lot. but rot
at each price
we're 81 9s....2 .9S were IS as. "a. 9S
we're 81 5-sS----s3 90 were s9.9s. G. 9S
were s7-9s- 4 .9S were $40 es. I 90
Refers and Russian Goats
Cheviot. Chinchila. Frieze and Kersey-
Mixtures and Plain-some with fur
collaTs-Reefers are full th-ee-quart=r
len=th-0UttOnsd TO neck OF with revers-
were S5.9S and s69s. ....-..S 9S
were seas and s7-9s ...4 9S
Other Special lots at >. 9S:
were 50 9S to SO ss
Fully Third Below VaIueI
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
EX. S;Z, Night Dresses

NainSoOk and CautriC-
round sOhe.- with lace AM tvo
inserts. ribbon rUa-r@g- SD. o.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Eard vide Nrslirs
FiiiCV Case MUslinS

Elsached- soft finish -----...--..-. 5zs
Unb,eached-s same quality ......... 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Gaoies' Leay CloakS

Al Wool BaJIss- Or BEDFORD
cord cages VITA ribbons.
braid aad lace-rey. 81 -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Babies six Hc11s.s

Corded or Plain SIX French
or Flare tyles-fUii scirred
and corded with lscc rucrss.
rOsebuds. sitbonS. etc
sizes - > ycaIS--F=g. 81. -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Wone1's NSll Dresses
V0m.1'S C1mjric Skir.s
Skirt Ls1gsE Cteuiss5
Nomen's Corset C3v-s

NainsOoS and Can,hric-
fancy lace and r.bton trim d :
trin'd bscks-reg .J :
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
-ti.drca's Drawers

Masorv.lle HuSiin-her1 and
siX tucEs-: 10 10 yrs
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-14

ternates on Il ballot cast by the sec
rotary.
c. II. Cooke moved that 4. G. NJ
Robertson be endorsed as National
moved that nominations close" Car
ried, and the endorsement was car
ried by unanimous vote and with
great applause.
Robertson thanked the convention
for his endorsement, and stated that
he was authorized by Prince Kuhiu
to give thanks for him. while the
honors were great" he said, the
delegates will not be unmindful that
the responsibilities are equally as
great. The duties of the delegates
will not be easy. and. owing to the
peculiar state of affairs on the main.
land 1t is difficult to say what duties
they might be called on to perform.
There Is always Il temptation to jump
into the band wagon, but the ques-
ton will be whether this plan
oh'ulh bN lhN'lfu VI NhNNltl II
would not be better to make 1t a mat
ter of principle and support the can
didate for President who Is believed
to want to do most for Hawaii. The
duties in this respect. The conven-
ton has already declared In favor of
a protective tariff, wisely realizing
that therein lies the welfare of the
Territory and the whole Uaited
States. Secretary Taft has been one
of the foremost advocates for tariff
revision, and still he Is the candidate.
of the Administration. Taft Is not
date, but as he is Roosevelt's choice
serious consideration of his candi-
| dacy Is due the great work done by
the President for Hawaii. All things
considered, believe 1t wise to let the
delegates use their judgment at the
convention, so they can vote for the
candidate they think best for Hawaii
and the United States as q whole. It
is highly proper for any State to
pledge its delegates to support its
favoritc son, but 1t would be unwise
for long-distance Territory to do
otherwise than to entrust the respon-
sibllity to the delegates, thing
which, according to Senator Crane,
Is n time-hOnored custom.
with regard to the local situa.
tion," said Robertson, ut has been
observed in past years that at about
this time, between campaigns, the
party has seemed to be in sort OF
Reorganization, but this is the nat
ural result of the fact that nothing
has come up to keep the workers at
the wheel. II may therefore seem to
the casual observer that the party
Is not in a condition to enter cam
paign. | don't think, however, that
there is cause to be otherwise than
hopeful. | see before me the faces OF
strong and sincere party workers
who are ready to do their duty and
who will see that the Republican
''N'' 10 "s"'h Su'''o'iui at tHc polio
Men like We have here tonight will
not give up without struggle, and
will not be led astray by any false
cries, cries in the wilderness as Il
We're, but will again stand up ant
carry the Republican banner to vic
tory"
On motion by Chas. Clark the con
vention adjourned at 1905 p. IN.