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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
NOTICE.

<. o. u. w. FUNERAL.
N~OTICE-TO members Of North Omaha
lodge No. l59, A. o. U. w: You are re-
Quested TO attend the funeral Of Brother
Henry Hodson. Tuesday, $3.50 a. m, from
residence, iii Blaine St, st Patrick's
church. 9:l5 a. m. lnterment Holy Sepul-
cher cemetery. All members of Order in
vited. FRANK PHILLIPS, W. NJ.
+. NJ. MCCULLOUGH, Recorder.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
HELP ~WANIeD-MALE


must have ability and good personal ap.
p%earance. No investment. Address S 45
Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

OMAHA Truck Van ana Storage O..
Doug. 1888 Ind, B-atr1 Office I'M wSSs
ater street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
Plan war ON
TRADING STAMP

War is to be wagcd against the
trading stamp dealers Of Honolulu II
the Merchants; Association find that
they have any legal grounds upon
which to make showing.
The claim is made by the support
ers of the trading stamps that
II has been found impossible by
many of the retail merchants Of the
city to guard against losses through
bad debts. because the merchant found
that certain percentage OF tbs
amounts which passed through his
books, were never paid. with the mev.
table result that those who paid cash
paid the debts Of those who never
paid yet tho merchant did not, noi
could not, have two prices Tor his
gouds-onc for cash and another fol
credit, so until cash stamps were In
troduced he could give no inducemen
TO the public to pay cash. Now, how
ever. the merchant Is enabled, through
the agency of the cash stamps to re
ward those thrifty folks who pay casl
for their goods.
The originators Of this scheme wer
the Sperry Il Hutchinson Co, Of Oak
land, Cal. who started with paid-u
capital of 100000. This corpori
tion owns and operates more store
than any other concern in the worlt
When +. J. Mcdonald, manager G
Continued on Page ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
OFFICIALS VISIT
OvERsEER PAELE
CONTINUED from Paae u

MS "A matter OF convenience. Gere
has contended that It matters not to
the employe what roll his name Is
carried as long as he received the
rightful amount of money due him
for his services.
Deputy County Attorney Milver-
ton, in speaking of the charges
against Road Overseer Paele, de-
clared this morning that while no
actual evidence of fraud or the em-
bezzlement of public money had oc-
Cured, the methods practiced dis
closed a system where there was a
wide opening for the preparation
Of fraud and that IL the evidence
was found ms stated the case would
he presented to the consideration ol
the Territorial Grand Jury.
According to the City aud County
Clerk IT has been the practice Il
make up the labor pay rolls of ron'
department men according TO gangs
Against the aggregate amount of thu
roll, warrant Is drawn, and thi
sum has been paid either to the roa'
supervisors of the district or to
luna. The money Is then taken L
whatever place the liburcrg may b
at work aud they are paid the sum
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
|OUR LIVING PRICES
Lower THANO1nERS

Assistant Secretary Cooper, In to.
days letter to the Promotion Commit.
tee. says
BY the Korea and the Alameda this
week. We sent out an unusually large
mail. very widely scattered over the
mainland. A very considerable por.
ton of this was in form Of letters
written personally to inquircrs who
have great variety of questions to
ask on a great variety of subjects con
corning Hawaii. The volume Of this
class of our correspondence Is con-
part of the work In the Office at pres
cnt Besides these special letters. we
have mailed this week form letter
| to several hundred secretaries of COM
, mercial organizations throughout the
! United States, enclosing ten Of our
Floral Parade post cards. ready
stamped In each. which they are asked
to address to persons they think might
be interested in Hawaii. Also We
have mailed large number of the
post cards Just mentioned to individ
uals, besides IA great deal Of our reg
ular printed matter to persons whose
names have been handed to.Ns.
Tourists Coming.
We have correspondence which indi
Gates that after the first of the yea
the tourist traffic to the Islands vii
be very heavy-or as, great as th'
transportation facilities can accom-
modate. Already there are NOR,
strangers In the city than there hav
ever been before at this season of tn
year.
Living Prices Reasonable.
Mr.. n. A. Carpenter, president q
: the CarterMcNeil Investment Co. {
! Spokane Wash, who is here with hi
: wife for the winter, called on us
Continued on Page ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
|CAROLS TONIGHT
AT Central union

Local talent will be mucn In evil
dence tonight at the Central Union
church, when j. A. Wildcr's Christ
mas carol. representing the nativity
of our Blessed Savior, will be sung
by the children of the Central I'm.
ion Bible School.
This Is an annual entertainment,
the motiye being to give and receive
presents each alternate year This
year presents will he received ana
given to the Palama, Kakaako and
Kalihi Missions and also to the
Lcper Settlement.
| Tho orchestra, which has been
|swcllcd by members of the Honolu-
Ia Symphony Orchestra, will be I'M
der the leadership of w. A. Love,
and will play an opening overture.
The classes will then b'ing and 10
post at the Christmas tree heir
gifts for the needy children, after
which they will sing a carol. Al
this point the Biblical representation
of the nativity of Christ will be car
ried out.
This carol has been The result d
the untiring efforts ON the part ol
Mr.. Wilder, he having dropped his
painting and everything else fol
several weeks past in order to de
, vote his whole time and attention
TO making this carol-a success. Thu
staging and scenery has been entire
lly under his direction and super
vision, and full credit belongs to hin
, for the success which II undoubtedl!
merits.
Mr. Wilder has found In the per
E CONS of Leopold G. Blackman AM
0 his brother two able assistants, 70
$ TO these gentlemen Is due the com
e posing of the words of the carol
n which will he sung in the represen
tation. Capt. Henri Berger has ais
: assisted in the ochestration of tn
IS music. Those taking part hav
= worked faithfully, and the pro-
O poets are that this effort of Honol,
l. Ia talent will be highly successf'
. and doubly appreciated.
s. After the rendition OF the caro-
A refreshments will be served al
N boxes of candy distributed to Il
20 children. There have been loo
id tickets. issued already, and tIere
Of Il, growing demand for another re
Torrance of Mr.. Wilders produ
IL ton by those who will be unable
10 is is q Il Il 4 II II u 80 x Il Il x x Il
ID equivalent to the amounts opposi
IS. their names.
ho It Is claimed by the road depai
lis mcnt that this method saves I
ad men at work some distance from II
n nolulu losing much time that won
to otherwise he spent in making u
be ic the city ana returning to thu
~ duties.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

placed on special duty caring FOR the
lawn around Co. II barracks. rms
IL work To he done during his spare
time. as he is not excused from any
garrison duties, being excused from
company duties only,
Private Nukols, Co. Z. while
skating M the Princess Rink Tues
day night. tripped and fell. badly
fracturing one of his arms. lie was
brought TO the post about 3 O'Clock
and Immediately admitted to the
hospital. His arm was soon set ana
handaged, and he Is now getting
along nicely.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
DREAD RIDING TEST
PROVED PLEASURE
Officers Under Major Winslow Com:
plete Riding Test With no III
Effects = More Picnic Than
Hardship-Yearly Ride.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

guard and police. which are abso'
lutely necessary.
May Remain.
Four or five men who are now III
the post hospital will be sent on the
first available transport to the U, 5
Military Hospital, Preside of san
Francisco for further observation
and treatment.
There will also he several men
discharged during the next month
who will 20 on the next transport
unless they decide to 're-enlist IN
the I'd battalion, Goth infantry. or
other troops that are now station
ed In Hawaii. This will leave the
battalion minus the authorized num-
her of men, and It is more than
probable that more men will arrive
On the next transport from the
mainland.
Bowlirr,
The three men who have been
signed for the Fort Shaftcr bowling
team were earnestly practicing OF
Tuesday afternoon. and some mel
that are being tried were also pres
ent and rolled a few games. TIT
best score for the afternoon was III
Corporal Baumgardt, Co. y. en-
tered the post hospital for treatmen
Wednesday morning.
Caring for Lawns.
Private Howell, Co. II. has bee
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

fantry, was entered on the list OF
sick Wednesday morning. Berger
returned from San Francisco on the
last transport, where he has been
taking lessons in the art OF bread
taking. While at the school his
eyes were injured by getting some
yeast In them, and they have been
getting worse every day since his
return to Fort Shafter. Nothing
serious Is anticipated, and with the
good treatment that he will receive
doubtless he will be back with bis
company for duty in IA short time.
Drill Suspended.
Drills. garrison and gymnasium
were suspended Wednesday, Dec. ~
for the purpose of u general police
Of quarters. Companies G and II
mounted the entire guard. The
grass around the company's bar
racks was cut and the vines and
trees trimmed, which improved the
appearance OF the post to n great ex'
tent. The purpose of the general
police was that the department com
mander will VISIT the post In short
time for the coming holidays.
Turkey Dinner.
Preparations are being made TO
the Christmas turkey dinner. Al
duty will be suspended and It will
be u day of rest for all except TIL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
CHRISTMAS TREE
AT ST. ANDREWS

The st. Andrews Sunday school
Christmas tree will be held tonight at
o'clock in the Davies Memorial Hall.
The children are asked to bring pres
ents and toys which Santa Claus viii
later take to the children of Kakaako
Mission.
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attend, and 1t. is hoped that there
will be an opportunity for more oil
the. adults to witness what Is tonight
especially for the children,
The entertainment will commence
promptly at $50 o'clock instead OF
At T:jo O'Clock, a. announced on
! the tickets. ..,L
1 - 5
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

Tseng Hal, the consular repre-
tentative for China at Honolulu. Is
returning to China. he having been
transferred to another station. The
Chinese official will leave Honolulu
Tor Peking by the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia. which Is scheduled for
the Orient on Monday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
Thursday, December %.

.O-Arrived Dec. rs:
S. S. Enterprise, from San Fran
cisco.
lIILO-Arrived Dec. 10:
Bk. St. katherine. from San Fran
cisco.
MAHUKONA-hrriv Dec. 20:
Schr Eva, from San Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

Eyes Injured.
Private Berger, Co, q, 10th In
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-13
PASADENANS ENJOY.
OUTING AT REDONDO
Especial to The Herald. ]

REDONDO BEACH, Aug. 12.-SiX
thousand Pasadenans participated in
the largest picnic of the season at this
beach today. Led by Mayor Thomas
Farley 1900 merrymakers disembarked
from the first special over the Santa
Fe, which arrived at 10 o'clock. Five
other specials over the same road ar
rived at half-hour intervals, loaded to
the guards. Others came to the beach
on the two-car trains of the Los An
geles & Redondo railroad, which ar
rived at intervals of fifteen minutes
during the forenoon.
On the first section were the forty
odd members of the committees for
the day, who Immediately began to
prepare to handle the crowds at noon
Tables were spread in the picnic grove
and on the amusement pier and on the
porehes of the Casino and pavilion.
Five minutes after the first train ar
rived crowd of 400 persons formed a
line at the ticket office of the bath
house. clamoring for bathing suits,
which We're quickly supplied and their
places taken by other anxious appli-
cants, so that by noon the water was
thickly dotted with the heads of over
thousand bathers.
The human roulette was popular
attraction, over five hundred persons
croWding in at one time for the pur-
pose VI TlulllS Oh JIl6 6IIdllC WHICH, VI
observing the antics of those who rode.
Dignifed men and women would fix
themselves firmly Gas they thoughD
on the disk of the machine, only to be
gently deposited in a heap in the side
alley. The, participants in the sport
became intermixed in a mass of arms
and legs after each trip of the ma
deftly tripped by some unfortunate
catapult which the machine would
project into the alley.
The tug Redondo carried record loads
out to sea for three miles during the
day, while many of the picnlckers spent
the day fishing from the wharves along
the bay.
The aquatic sports in the bath house
in the afternoon drew packed house,
over 1000 persons crowding into the
building for the purpose of witnessing
them.
The Santa Fe railroad had forty
eight cars in use for the crowds and
at 4:30 o'clock the first train started
homeward, At half-hour intervals from
that time until o'clock at night the
railroad hauled the tired merrymakers
to the Crown City, and several hundred
who remained for the dance went on
the street cars after that hour.
Gathered on the Strand
Mayor Thomas Earley's portly form
was seen where the crowds were thick
est. At repeated requests of his con-
stituents that he let them see how he
looked in bathing suit, he simply
smiled and turned away.
President Z. I. Off of the board of
trade nearly broke his suspenders in
his merriment over the human roulette
machine.
George T. Brenner of the Merchants
association appeared shortly after noon
with the information that he had been
at Terrys absorbing some of those
"corA-fed CLANS
Chairman George Swarthout was the
busiest man on the grounds, having
all Of the sporting events" in charge,
even trying to bet on the time con-
sumed for luncheon.
L. L. Test drew quite a crowd in
the picnic ground by the wonderful
solo he rendered. His Interpretation of
Hot Coffee was very effective.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-13
REDLANpS NOTES

REDLANDS, Aug. 12.-Orange grow
ers of Redlands have deSlded to hold 6
farmers institute In the city Septem-
ber Is and 16, under the auspices OF
the University Extension bureau
Prominent university scientists and
fruit men are on the program for ad-
dresses.
The speed signs have been received
and are being placed by city officers,
preparatory to the adoption by the city
trustees at the next meeting of an
ordinance regulating the speed of auto
mobiles and motorcycles to twelve
miles IN the business section and twen-
ty miles in the residence section.
Announcement was made today by
Mrs. ]. S. Riggs of the wedding of her
daughter, Miss Leonia, Wednesday,
August rs, to Frank Gore, recently a
Stanford baseball star The young
couple attended Redlands high school
together, and their marriage is the
elimination of a romance starting
there.
The Graham Cope threshing outfit
has finished threshing grain on the
company's ranch in the Yucaipa valley,
getting a crop of $500 sacks. The
thresher moved to the Dunlap ranch
today, the largest in the valley, and
will work there several days. The crop
is proving a good one.
Clarence Gregg, arrested for reckless
riding on his motorcycle, was fined IS
today by Judge Clifford. Robert Dunn
pleaded not guilty to running his ma
chine without proper lights, and will
be tried in a few days.
Mrs Ethel L. Canterbury aged 3S
years, died last night at her home on
Webster street. She had been ill for
some time and returned only week
ago from a sanitarium. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Friday afternoon at
the Clatworthy chapel, Rev. F. NJ.
Larkin officiating.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-13
BUILDING PERMITS

Alta street, 2sO3-w. Andrews Chunn, owner;
C. Sillir, builder; one-story, three-room
church: S2900
Forty-third street. 549-F. Strong, owner and
builder; one-story, six-room residence; $500.
Mailman street, 1656--A Shumway, owner;
Murray & Son, builders; one-story, hve-room
residence; $780,
Fifty-hfth street, 2ls West-A Marsh owner;
r. Hicks, builder; one-story, three-room resi-
denca; $3.50.
san Pedro street, 75O-2-Callfornia Alfalfa.
Eucalyptus Ranch company, owner and build
er; two-story, two-room store $500.
Seventieth street, 32S-C. Cole owner and
builder; one-story, four-room residence; $3.50.
Reservoir street. 2202-William Ingram. own
er; Messenger & Fiscel, builders; one-story,
seven-room residences; $210O
Fifty-hfth street, S2S West-F. Witte, owner
and builder; one-story, seven-room residence;
$780,
Henderson street, 2iS-E Scott, owner and
builder; one-story, seven-room residence; S2400.
Twenty.second street, 1869 East-A Venard.
owner and builder; one-story, five room resi-
dence; $780,
Fiftieth street 29 West--Dr Henes, owner;
F. Bren, builder; one-and-one- -half-story, FIVE
room residence; $780,
Sixty-thrd street, 204 East-G. Griffey, own
er; ]. Lund, builder; one-story, five-room resi-
Fiftieth street 1921 west-F weis, owner:
f Redmond, builder; one-story, flve-room resi-
denoe; $3.50.
Vernon avenue 25S East-R. Redmond, owner
and builder; one-story two-room house; $3.50.
Wall street, 4sO1-5-J. Baiano owner; Ar
chiteetural Designing company, builder; two
story stores and fats; s500O
Thirty-first street. 2253-W. Holbrook, owner
and builder: one-story seven-room residence:
$1,000
Thirty second street, 45i East--s. Rraemer,
owner; o. Forbes, builder; barn; $3.50.
El Moino street, 99s-C. Vaughan, altera-
tions; 500.
Fifty-sixth street, 1474 East-A. Moore. own
er c. sarps, builder; one-story, four-room
residence; 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-13

FIGs-Blacls, 81 crate; white. 81 crate:
CURRANTS-S1. .25 4-basket crate.
LO0UATS-2D &c pound.
CHERRIES-5c lb
PINEAPPLES-395c ID.
PRUNEs-santa Clara basis. 4he; out
side. 4c.
DATES-3c lb
APRICoTs-4Oa lug box; peach april
cots. 90c lug box.
MITsHROOMs-s 5093 a basket
POULTRY Buying price)-LiYs weight
Old roosters. &c; stags &c: hens, i3014C
per lb; ducks, 12@13c; geese, 13c, turkeys
200 23o; squad pigeons. si259i.75 per doz
fryers. 15016c; broilers roosters. lac SC
POULTRY (seiling prices)-Live weight
Hens, 1Sc, young roosters. zoe; fryers, Csc
broilers, 27c; old 1sters. &C; turkeys 2;
% 25c; geese, 1sc; ducks. 17Q18o Dressed
weight averages from 30 to &c higher than
live weight.
LIVE sTocK-steers. 4H94ho; heifers
sac; cows. 3Ho; calves, 5c wethers, s4.0C
@5.oo a head; ewes. s35O@4.00; lambs
s3000325; hogs 10000 lbs, 7h97Ac;
hogs. 100000 lbs 7@7Ac
Butter and Eggs at Retail
Butter. GLIB. fancy ,....,.....,....... .7C
Butter 2-lb. roll choice .....,........ .6J
Cooking butter, 2-pound roll .s.,...... .Si
Eggs, dozen ...,...'.'.'.''''''' 80 % fOC
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-13
CITY BEING DECKED
FOR COMING GUESTS
PROGRAM FOR RED MEMS CON
.CLAVE READY
Business Men and Members of Order
Complete Arrangements for En-
tertalnment of State
Gathering

REDLANDS, Aug. 12.-The Redlands
Red Men are completing all arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
great council for California in this city
next Monday, expecting about 800 visit
ing members of the order from all
narts of the state. Today the mer-
chants started decorating theig places
of business with the colors of the Or
der and the city has a force of eiec-
tricians putting up special incandescent
lights in the colors of the lodge across
the streets in the business sectlon'
The program arranged provides for
the meeting of the special train OF Red
Men from Los Angeles at Pomona MON
day afternoon by Red Men OF all lodseS
in the valley and the committees VIII
accompany the train TO tnls clIy, "Iiei9
the local tribe will meet the delegates
having a, band at the station and CIV
ing an enthusiastic welcome. Monday
evening there will be parade In Wnlch
all fraternal organizations OF the Guy
will march or enter floats, ana prizes
ara 4o he awarded in three classes or
entries. Red Men from Riverside, san
Bernardino and other valley towns also
will enter and Woodmen OF RlVerslue'
The parade will end at the casa Lolna'
where addresses of welcome Will be
made bv Mayor Kingsbury and Lyman
M King. and this will be followed with
a reception in the hotel lobby and par
.lors while in front there will be pand
concert
The official sessions of the state lodge
will begin Tuesday morning and ad-
iourn at noon for a drive over smiley
Heights in the afternoon, also through
tha residence section of the heights:
Tuesday evening the Redlands Red
Men will present the play Before ana
After" Wednesday morning there Will
be a short session of the grand lodge
and this will adjourn for trip TO san
Bernardino to spend the day as guests
of the Red Men of that city. In the
evening the visitors will return to Red
lands for a competitive drill between
Riverside, San Francisco and santa
Barbara Red Men.
Thursday sessions of the lodge Will De
held until o'clock, when they Will ad-
iourn to witness a ball game between
Santa Barbara and Redlands Red Men.
In the evening there will be an exhibi-
tion drill by the famous San Francisco
Pocahontas team, taking until $3.50
o'clock. At o'clock the queens ball
will be given at the Casa Iona hotel.
Friday there will be an all day session
of the grand lodge, when officers VIII
be elected and installed. In the evening
the delegates will go to Riverside to be
guests of the members of the order
there. going to Pasadena Saturday for
a barbecue as guests of the Red Men
of the Crown City, and to Los Angeles
Sunday.
The contest for queen is growing ex-
citing as 1t nears the close, Friday
evening. The voting is heavy, Miss
Clara Sears having a good lead today