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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-14

Bat. Nelson IS lates schedule. This
is the very latest and we cannot know
whether it be changed or not until the
next files arrive from the Coast. Dick
Hyland. Nav 90; stCyelone'' Johnny
Thompson, July 5 and Paekey McFar-
land, September 9.
Nav 2. The combined fleets of the
San Francisco and Corinthian yacht
clubs have a grand opening of the sea
son. The yachts sailed along the city
front and passed the Aso and Soya, then
lying at anchor in San Francisco har-
Dor. The Japanese sailors expressed
their appreciation of the sight of the
many pretty yachts with loud cheers.
May 4. Soldier King wins another
Marathon race in San Francisco. beat
ing a field of ten in hours and 81
minutes Allen Garcia was second and
cusiek. the Indian, was third. The race
was held in the Auditorium under the
management Of Tim MeGrath.
The trout fishing season is in full
swing on the Coast. Truthful Deliver
is there as usual. Everybody who ever
caught trout from Snoqualmie to En-
senada has heard of truthful Deliver.
He is a wonder.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-14

May 2. Battling Nelson again in the
limelight. He states that he will posi-
lively fight Johnny Thompson at Colma
on July instead of Packey McFar-
land.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-14
Mainland Sports
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Young Gorbett has made statement
in Nesv York that he is going to re-
grin the lightweight championship Did
anybody ever hear that kind of a story
beforea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
Daughters Of COnfederaCy
Meet at St. Augustine

uummytt Chapter and ,''rEth'n- ha.
I..n dom, POS rby lnnl member for
rhr rIeasur. and comfort ", 'h" Sis
uug i,l,satr-
What promises 90 n. or. "t OBJ"
most interesting feature oi ia' con.
.rutIou viii Do, tHo Stat. Historical.
meeting. which viii Dee hrld 300 rn. 1000
d.,or.um ibis evening commrncinl "'
- O'Clock
TIA, STATE historian ha- arranged 70
most interesting program for this
meeting including music Dos The
chorus and convention. Instrumental
and vocal music. sketches and paper
by members Of thc various stat.
chaptcrs and viii Close With th" sing
ing OF Dixie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

TALLAHASSEE. MAY "a lengthy
letter from Hon. william Jennings
uran was sent 90 tho LrgisIat n"
,,rday ry Governor Clchrist In
ghm.ttue tho m.si,r thr Governor
aid
.C. u....u o' thn Lrsi-hur"-i
bore. 90 ,urIn.r to sou for your con
side. a ,.H.- Cd. communicate"
r.r.. a A.. Don. from Hon WIFI.
I.ur - Ir"u
900 . Iu.r tp m, hr states th..
uan n previous engagements. DO
au impossible for him 90 arrive
DO Tu.Ia.... l,fur. tho ith or ''h
af I.., being about 90. t.m" of ih"
ad.u..nm.ut Of the legislature H'
uui states.
go drink therefore that ought
,o -..a "a letter 90 De- read 90 M"
Leg. ramr. rather than attempt 'o
make "a visit 90 your stat, this spring
II arrr.oiat. ,ers much rhr honor
srra M. by mo Legislature and h'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

TALLAHASSEE. May after n
long debate the Senate yesterday
killed the Harris bill which was In
tended 10 enable the WALES claim TO
h. brought against the State through
the courts. The vote To indefinitely
postpone the measure stood Il TO Il.
senator Harris spoke for over an
hour and eloquently argued for the
rights of Col. WALES and for the pass
age OF the bill In order that suit might
be- brought against the State before
Jury in State court.
Several amendments were onered.
but were turned down.
Senator Johnson opposed the meas
ure. though he held that the state
should pay any rightful claim II
brought before the Legislature.
The chief arguments against the
measure were that Il was unconstitu
tional and also that Il was In the
nature OF class legislation.
Some who voted 60 indefinitely
postpone II explained their votes. say
ing they would be glad TO vote FOL
the claim of Col. WALES II IL could
be proven right before the Senate
but they opposed the enabling bill.
Gentlemen" said Senator Harris
the Injustice the State has done Col
WALES partakes much Of the SAINT
Injustice that was done the State b,
the Federal Government for NIT
years"
Senator Johnson believed that IN
narties are not entitled to over $50
.e2 g.. the percentage on the amour
actually collected.
sroqtrr Cone said many poor pee
ulc with small claims should not b
-,.. Geo. &C. .~e with a large clair
rs 90 o. allowed the claim.
b IN voald De- o. disgrace 10 allo'
. Co.,. ru,u with q LARGO claim to su
the state. hut to shut ont the sma
ones though their claims De fully a
y int ! believe iu sTcriol privilege
COR u.rc.
S ra. q G goo .T.rad 9u am"r'
a mcut proposing that no dyed amour
.hrrId Do, .ot iu the enabling .'t
Senator HucRmnn spoke at Icing.
V in behalf of the hill IID hold th'
20 ..t a., bars down entirely wou'
% result iu tho courts being cloeg'
ID with rrumped.up claims against %
State.
% Senator Mcleod spoke iu favor
q tho amendment. claiming that the b.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
WILL COPY ocALA LAW.
Committee 20 Recommend Same Ord
nance as Now Prevails There.

J. A Goodwin. Who was made
chairman Of the committee appointed
for the purpose OF making some
recommendation as 10 the blue in"
in Gainesville. has finally decided
ON what will be offered.
He has secured a copy Of the Ocala
ordinance in reference TO Sunday
closing and the comu'+ttce viii sub
init il to the meeting of the city
Council ON Friday night for adoption
or rejection.
This law provides that all drug
stores. cool drink stands and such
places remain open for business, as
well as that all necessities can be
dispensed on the sabbath.
The ordinance does not contemplate
that fruit stands can remain open. but
they will doubtless be- allowed t'
sell goods behind closed doors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
William Jennings Bryan
Writes Florida Legislature

Yourself. and II had received the In
yitation earlier I would have so made
ms plans as 90 have accepted.
go will enclose a letter which !
will ak you 10 deliver 90 the Legs
lturn
.I have the honor 20 be- very re-
...rmIlN
ALERT W. GnCHRIsT.
Governor.
Au.rofpr.,=iug his regrets upon hr'
.rs unable 90 visit Tallaha--ee before
OBJ. close of thc legislative session,
u- BRYAN explained his views ON
number ~ subjects some Of which
rr. considered issues before the pres
en- legislature Speaking OF Consci'
cucr y-. Constituents Mr. Bryan says
that IL is sometimes argued that
representative should obey his con
science rather than his constituents.
NV answer 10 e. me must recognize
thar his constituents have conscienc"
Continued on Page Fiye)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
The ResLer -osteen 90.
- N-aht.s PerIormlnee-

To, vaudeville Performance rn' "n
.aftl.. Sow Baird I.-r u.ehf nar large"
ly attended and n.l received
n -m further proved that Ca.n'.
sin. has some amateur ui mu'h
annr, and the audience showed their
arrr.cfation Of their ,n1rt- Dos liberal
applause
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

The Circuit Court was called TO or
der AT lO:45 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. Judge J. T. Wins presiding, with
other court officials in their respect
i've positions.
The grand jury came into open
court. and when the roll was called
and each juror responded as his name
was called. the following report was
made:
state vs. John Atkinson and Ciu
Atkinson. breaking and entering
railroad depot with intent to commit
a misdemeanor. a true bill
state VS.. J. r. English. forgery. and
uttering a forged instrument. a true
bill. Defendant was called. and, fail
ing 10 answer. bond was estreated and
the clerk was instructed 10 iss''
Capias.
Defendants Arraigned.
Will Sparks. the youthful negro
who was on Tuesday indicted upon
a charge Of rape. was arraigned. when
,bo indictment was read to him and
he entered a plea Of not guilty
Sparks will be- represented by ~
tornoy T. u. Ellis. Jr.. 10y appointment
OF the court. the defendant s'a''"'
that be was unable TO 'hii1. '''
ser.
John and Gin Atkinson. TWO Eo""'
white men who we're indicted upon
a charge Of breaking ana ent'rInE u"
depot at Tacoma. were hrous"' 'n'
court and took their position ON ""
prisoners bench. l"on '''a4 '''.''
- by the court oi the .h.''''..'..'' .'
specifications. '"'-' WINS
we defendants ""'',.'' ~ w. -.
.,i... a., s,,,,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
WALES CLAIM WILL
NOT GO BEFORE COURT
Senate Kills the Harris Bill Which Sought That End.
Bill for Electric Chair introduced.

as IL stood Is little short OF class
legislation.
senator williams opposed the
measure.
Senator Miller opposed the passage
Of the bin as II stood. though he did
not object TO the payment by the
state of any just claim. He held that
the bill would result In many big law
yer fees.
Senator Grill reviewed some of the
old history Of the case. and in behalf
OF the claim.
Senator BroOme said he believed
the claim to be a just claim, but fear
ed the proposed measure would be
unconstitutional.
On a division. the Senate voted -
10 II on the Cone amendment to the
amendment. and MIR. Hudson voted
no. Lost.
On the original amendment the
vote stood ~ TO i3.
Senator Leggett moved indefinite
postponement. Adopted. II TO ~.
one OF the most important meas
ures introduced in the Senate was
that by Senator williams. prohibiting
sale OF LIQUOR between o'clock In
the evening and 6 o'clock in the morn
d ing.
4 bill by senator Hosford creates a
J state forestry commission and Is In
tended TO conserve the forest resour-
ces OF the State.
The House. - -
{ All legal executions In this State
will take place in the Duval county
!, ian via the electric chair. II a bill
p introduced by Representative Nc.
n Kenzie of Putnam In the House yes
tcrday is adopted The bill provides
4 that the electric chair shall replace
. the gallows for legal executions and
i lappropriates $1,000 for the equip
= mcnt Of such a chair In the Duval
s. county Jail. where all receiving the
death sentence will be taken TO be-
,. executed.
a Representative Taylor Of Hills.
borough introduced a bin for the pay
n mcnt ~ the Tampa State Fair Ger
n tihCat,s.
q The afternoon session was taken
"A uu with bills ~ minor importance
b, though the Nceley bin creating the
office Of pardon attorney was dis
,f GUESSED NJ some length, hut was hnal
n Is left over until Wednesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06
NUMEROUS LIQUOR CASES
BEFORE CIRCUIT COURT
IL. Setter Of High Springs Plead Guilty to Charge
BexIey-ONeen Case Today.

Lou stephens. charged with seUlhe
louor In a dry county. the names OF
defendants being called with no re-
sponse. bond was estreated and ca
Mas ordered. Attorney Evans Halle
Who represents the defendants. stated
for the information of the court that
Mr. stephens had been In attendance
upon the court during Tuesday nut
that I'm the afternoon ne went TO
Alacbua for his wife. the other de-
PENDANT. and requested the court to
Withhold estreating Of the bond until
afternoon. as his clients would De
present I'm the court room at that
time state Attorney Rivers insisted
upon estreatment. however. which
was granted.
Court adjourned until 2:SO O'Clock
p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session Of the court
was called AZ 3:45 y. m. there beins
no business to require the attention
~ the court until that hour.
Pate Sims. charged with breakin.
and entering freight car with ~
tent 20 commit a misdemeanor. wa
first called. Sims. who Is nothini
more than a lad OF eighteen or there
about. and who had slept in jail over
might because be could not secur
bopd stated through his attorney. j
Is. Stripping. that his bond had bee
secured. Sims came into court Wea
ing short trousers. and looked "a
hoy all over, His features are 81
, ltirrlv juvenile. his actions carry OF
, his EXPRESSION. and his manner al
ucars entirely Indifferent. as thong
y a modest. indifferent boy. Pat
, cannot be- more than eighteen. an
MAY be- few ycar- les iu ace.
The court has go. this bond
5000" quickly but cautiously rrm1r
ed Judge Will. a- jao defendant va
lpl- - ln rain Wow h.for" him
The bond has been secured. q
plicd ATTORNEY STRIPPING. Ter Oh" d
Tense.
Then. under tho circum-'1nc"
tho bond having been secured vii
IS Ian Oh, requirement. thc dc'"ndm
q is discharged for the further order
~ tho court.
% Pate looked satisfied. and frl OBJ
Is me- had won q great victory lIc got
20. IN leave. when sheriff Ramsey sal.
- Pate. there is soycrtyfvc cent 90
r this office for executing new bon
'i Have you got the money
D" Pate instantly replied thar D." b.
~ not the money. but said NJ
sheriff. n YOU will give on" ten mI
utes I will raise the s"vcuty-h''
"a 10 which the sheriff answered. an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

leaking into his eyes. he was willing
10 give. Pate came back In less than
Item minutes with the seventy-hVe
cents required as the fee, ana was
released under bond until further or
dered
]. f. English. cOlored, who was ar
raigned by indictment In the morn.
ing upon a charge of forgery and at.
ltering a forged instrument. was
drought into court by Sheriff Ram
sev. There seemed TO be misundeT'
standing I'm this case. as English de-
clared he had been at the court con
stantlv during the session, except at
the period when the indictment was
returned and his presence was desir'
ed. He entered a plea of not guilty.
The afternoon session was taken
I'm arraigning the following defend
ants:
l.. J. Knight. criminal trespass and
] grand larceny: arraigned and pleaded
b mot guilty.
Several Liquor Cases.
- sam Williams. charged with scllin'
LIQUOR IN "A dry county. Name call''
. and defendant being indi posed, suit
b crine i'm the corridor below. postpone
. meut was taken. Williams arpc1rc'
D I'D Dee suffering from some a"r'"l.
-srrI. which Vocld not l.rm.i h'.
? p. noraI hence Pc ra- s"u' to q %"
Initial Hie case VII O., taken ap later
ale, Stcrhcn-. Clarr.d with s.lllu.
.umor m county which has voted
....u-, d., ale ol same. plead d
utility
John FALL was arrailu,d upon
B. Charge Of selling liquor boz % count
!. which bad voted Against o." sa'" %
..mc. Plead ".t Guilty and bone
'I ..f $3.50 was required
LYDIA Drake. am old oolorcd "oma
u we'll known Coz Gainesville. and 0h
% resided for @ long time ON Yves
Church street. aftcrwarda on Mort
' Arr,doudo. and who is NOW rngag"
D. fu tir restaurant las.a. oa w.
Union street. was arraiguvd ON th
81 Indictment of selling liquor boz Dir
r county. and the woman indignant
d. pleaded not guilty. She begged Oh
o court for the privilege Of giving a
r immediate bond but the sheriff too
- charge IN the regular order.
There being no further cuisines
the court adjourned until q o'cloc
thi. morning. when the juror veuirr
both 10 which are special will hr q
|uruablc 700 O'Clock
\ The BeSley -ostsen Case.
al tn, Cl-. of thr state fr. li"NI'
and O-r.ru. murder I- .r for tod1
bar DO b. not probable tha' lni
can D., secured brlur. Friday nis.
d OPP SATURDAY,. as considerable difficult
' i- antIrIratrd BOO -r,wua .lm' I'D
' ur 1u D.. ,mu1r.IIrd a- w'rh
,- ros-IhIo with uIl respect tu 'a
' lu.-.. however. and H .- believed 'H
p" this famous case n.I, hr started
" earnest brfur. thr ,Iu-, of th" ir.
eut V,rA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-06

continue on Page Fiye)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30

Auto-Tailyho, picrics, parties. Tel. G.
Call and see Mike Patton at the En-.
core.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rates. Empire
stand. Fhone 2l3. Bethel ana Hotel.
Physical culture and massage given
by Prof. Baron. 81, - Young HcteI
Don't forget Mrs. c!ckerson great
clearance sale. commencing Monday.
December u.
For good reliable auto call up
rhohe ov9 ana get Joe Lear seven
Seu,eu o.ouu.n'
D." - ~
cnn.,aa. Me-, ~ aae o. g,
~ p,",',,,. .,ss +.
AN,
American Messenger Service dellv'
ers American Steam Laundry.
The Merchants Association Will
hold its annual meeting for the cleo.
tion OF officers for the ensuing year
at o'clock on January IA, 1910.
There was Christmas tree cele-
bration ut the kapahulu Mission yes
terday afternoon, at which n large
number Of ladies and children were
present.
The. Hawai-. Promotion Committee
will hold .,s regular meeting this AT.
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the rooms
OF their Offices. The nature of the
meeting viii be ordinary routine work.
j. A. Gilman must pay the taxes
which are claimed against him by Tax
Assessor Wilder. Judgment was emit
cred yesterday by Circuit Judge
whitney at n total amount of $2602.l3,
covering costs OF court In addition to
the amount OF the prlncipai claimed.
| The outdoor classes under the d.
rection Of Miss Julie L. Raymond, the
Brooklyn artist who Is spending the
winter In Honolulu. are busy these
days tramping the Manoa valley and
sketching the beautiful scenic effects
In that neighborhood.
owing to trouble caused by the
storm to the electrical apparatus the
Park Theater did not open last night.
Everything VIII be running In good
shape tonight, showing Mark Twain's
prince and The Pauper.' and char
acteristlc pose by Mark Twain him
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
PASSENGERS ARalvEo

Per stmr. Claudine, from Hawaii
and Maui ports, Dec. 3O.--T. ]. Mullog.
Mrs. J. o. wilder, ID. II. Davis. Mrs.
Davis, Mrs. s. Davis, w. e. Foster,
Mrs. Foster, w. e. Anderson, T.. s.
Newman, Mrs. Newman. J. Kirkland,
Miss W. Won Seggern, Miss A. Bis.
gard, Mrs, w. Wilson. w. c. Moore,
J. @. Duarte, w. j.. Yates. Mrs. Koh.
ler c. w. Ashford, U. d. Aschell, J.
A. Kennedy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
SHOPPING news
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

A pass book has been lost. See ad.
this issue.
Sale of muslin underwear at Whit.
ney & Marsh's on Monday.
Best shoe repairing at Regal shoe
Store, corner King and Bethel. Mems
halfsoles and heels 1925; womens 81.
The time TO advertise Is when you
want more business. II you are In
this class ring up The Chas. r. fraz-
Ter Co., phone 81. and a representa-.
tive will be pleased to call on you.
The Clarion has just received It's
stock of midwinter suits. The adver.
tisement tells of them in words which
cannot be mistaken. Tuxedo suits are
also numbered among the new arrivals
at the Clarfod.
The most delicate materials can be
dyed satisfactorily by the +. Thomas
Partisan Dyeing Works Of San Fran.
cisco, whose agent in Honolulu is the
French Laundry, 25S Beretania street.
II you've pictures to be framed, take
them to Honolulu Photo.Supply Co.
Big new assortment of moulding and
ready-made metal frames. The best
facilities for framing.
Call at Bergstrom Music Co. and
hear some OF the new Victor Talking
Machine records. Victor machines
sold on the monthly payment plan.
Silva's Toggery Is the place to buy
clothing for boys The splendid new
stock of Ederheimer, Stein clothes
now being shown is the finest line
ever brought to Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
/. VESSELS TO DEPART
Today.

Today.
Sar Francisco, Portland and ports
Seija, Nor. stnr.
Paauhau. Kohalalele, Laupahoehoe
Helene, stmr.
Kauai ports-W. q. Hall, stmr.
Friday, December 81.
Hawaii and Maui ports--Claudine
stmr.
japan and Hongkong - America
Maru. Jap. stmr.
San Professionalism Maru, T. X
X. s. s.
Hilo Especial triW--Mauna Kea
stmr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30

THERE ARE six hundred tons of
Oriental freight destined for Honolulu
TO arrive here on or about January 0
by the Pacific Mail liner Siberia. The
vessel has Its first class passenger ac-
commodation to the number of one
hundred and twenty-five with about
eighty already booked for passage
from Honolulu to San Francisco.
ACCORDING TO present calculations
OF shipping people the American bark
Andrew WEIGH, Captain Kelly, should
arrive at Honolulu In about a week.
This vessel sailed from San Francisco
FOR this port twelve days ago and is
bringing down a full line of general
merchandise, consigned to the agency
of G. Brewer & Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30

The handsome doll which the Palm
Cafe had up for voting contest was
won by Miss Pearlie houch.
There will be two deliveries from
the Metropolitan Market ~ E"'da" -.
morrow. and none on Saturday, New
Years Day. The maraet w,r c,vs
promptly at Q o'clock on Saturday.
Word has been received from the
steamship Cleveland to the effect
that there are quite n number OF
Eastern Star members on the vessel,
and arrangements are being made
by the local order In this city to en-
terrain the visitors when they ar
rive.
II is reported that twenty.four rats
were seen to come ashore from the
Japanese liner now In port from the
South American port. The local quar-.
antine officials are getting busy over
the matter and an investigation will
be made and In the future such hap.
pening will be guarded against.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
LOCAL and GENERAL

The Big Nickel Scratch Pad for sale
at the bulletin office for five cents,
Is one inch thick. made UP Of two hun.
dred sheets Of good paper. Six for q
quarter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
Oil now Leads all Mineral Productions in the
State Of California, Gold takes second place

Gold place among the mineral productions of Cao
Petroleum takes the lead by substantial margin So 0oo
California produced 100000 barrels OF oil Last
wear produced than As 100000 barrels gain Of 100000
1907 The value Of the 1908 product in
petroleum estimated the state mneaog $26000000
least onaf the California listed oil stocks
paying dividends and the price advances will dividends in
and advance.
should get touch with this exceptionally profitable
investment mertoriOus oil
Ask oil book and market letter Sent
upon in Ronouu Mr. Kibler
of the California Stock Exchange Of San Francisco and will
mpart full informant concerning the California oil
him
Young Hotel Honolulu Room So Lincoln Mortgage Loan Co.,
Geary Street, San Francisco
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
Shipping
ARRIVED

Wednesday, December 20.
Puget Sound ports-Erskine NJ.
Phelps, Am. sp.
Thursday, December 30.
stmr., q. M
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
VESSELS TO ARRIVE


Hongkong and Japan ports-Nippon
Mart. T. X. X. s. s.
Friday, December 81.
HilO Hilo and way ports Mauna
Kea. stmr.
Port San Luis-Santa Rita, Am
stmr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
FLEET COMING FROM ORIENT

WASHINGTON, Dec 29t the depart
today that the squadron the Pacific will sail
n
until Feb s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30

Inc lightweight girl gets to roost
On young mans knee oftener than
her obese sister.
Our IDEA OF born diplomat is a
man who can make homely woman
believe that her miro lies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30

Occasionally We meet people who
spend half their time telling what they
are going to do and the other half ex.
planning why they didn't do It.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30

IN FOREIGN PORTS
Wednesday. December 20.

SYDNEY-Arrived Dec. "a:
s. s. Makura, hence Dec. II.
MISUNDERSTANDING Dec. 20:
8. 8. Asia, hence Dec. IA.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30
HONOLULU AERIE 40, F. O. E.

Meets on the End and ith WE'D
NESDAY evenings OF each month at
1880 o'clock in X. of =. Hall, corner
Beretania and Fort streets.
Visiting Eagles are Invited to at
tend.
w, NJ. mccoy, w. Pres.
IL. T. MOORE. Secy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-30

THE CHARTERED Norwegian
freighter Selja which is at present be.
ing operated by the Portland ana AS
iatic Steamship Company is at the
Oceanic Dock. where some fifteen hun.
dred tons of general cargo from China
and japan ports Is being discharged.
It is expected that the vessel
viii be ready for continuing her voy.
age to San Francisco and Portland. Or.
egon, tomorrow.