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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

Judgment was allowed plaintiff In
the case Of Cecil Brown and Others
against Emma Nawahi by Judge
Robinson this morning, after listens
ing to the arguments In the proceed
.ings brought to foreclose $4,000
mortgage The Hilo Sugar Com
pany were first named in the action,
but filed q disclaimer having no in
terest In the property, The action
to foreclose was brought ON the
.Erounds Of failure to pay principal
or interest, and failure TO reply TO
the suit. NJ. r. Slmunton, clerk OF
the Circuit Court was appointed
commissioner of the estate under
bond Of 5000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

exception of cleCting an outer guard,
the selection Of the next meeting place
and having good time.
New Orleans was unanimously chus.
en- as the meeting place next year and
the date of holding the session was
fixed at April ! and s in order that
cooler weather conditions may prevail
other than the mobiles came in contact
with In Louisville during the month Of
June. Really there was no contest on
, the floor Of the council for the next
Injecting place. Although Toledo did
not withdraw from the race. yet II was
seen when the time came for selecting
place that New Orleans had II by
Overwhelming odds. Toledo mobiles
| took their defeat goOd.naturodly ant
joined in making the vote for New
! Orleans unanimous.
| Won In a Walk.
Elias j. Jacoby. pOtontatc of Murat
! Temple, Indianapolis, Ind. won the
election as outer guard in walk. The
! falling down of W. Frccland Kcndrick
of Lulu Temple, Philadelphia. Pa.
was n great surprise to his friends The
| first ballot was such surprise to them
! that II was several minutes before
they got their breath and when they
! did get II the HOOsier noble had cap.
turod the prize. The first ballot saw
four candidates in the field for the Of
! fee. T. l.. GarretsOn. Of Afifi Temple
Tacoma. Wash; Elias J. Jacoby. ut
Murat Temple. indianapolis. Ind; vii,
liam Van Sickle. of Moslem Temple
Detroit. Mich, ana w. Freeland Kend.
| rick. Of Lulu Temple, Philadelphia.
| Pa. The first ballot resulted In Mr..
Jacoby leading by big majority. Mr..
Van Sickle and Mr.. GarretsOn with.
drew from the race and the second
ballot resulted as follows: Jacoby. $50,
and KendrIck, los.
No Change in Rules.
An attempt was made to make a
change In the rules rs regards the fees
In connection with shrincdom. but this
NH' ''N'' "'NA ~ hll 'N'l
majority.
| William DALEY, of Korein Temple
Rawlins, Wyo.. made the report Of the
committee on time and place of meet,
ing next year. MIR. Daley stated that
the committee was unanimous in rec,
ommonding that New Orleans be So
!ected as the meeting place for the
Shrincrs and that the date be changed
to April and for the reason that
cooler weather might be experienced
in that latitude during April than May
or June. The New Orleans mobiles
wanted the date fixed about the middle
Of May, but the committee decided on
April The New Orleans mobiles said
that the date would be satisfactory.
The recommendation Of the commit
tee also contained prOvisO that a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

senting a pineapple producing state,
and Smith and Rayner Of Maryland. In
whose State there are large pineapple
canning establishments. Discovering
all championship of the Gamers. the
Maryland Senators made a strenuous
fight on general principles against the
increase of the duty. Rayncr charged
the Republican party with bad faith In
promising to lower tariff duties.
After debate extending over about
-four hours time. the Taliufcrro amend.
ment was ad6ptcd-34 to 80. This was
a defeat for the finance committee but
the amendment was not strenuously
resisted by the committee and several
Of It's members voted for'it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
RECEIVES WORD

In the case of Lewis & Cook. Ltd,
against Mary II. Atcherley. Clerk
Thompson of the Supreme Court
has just received acknowledgment Of
receipt by the clerk of the L. S. SUI
preme Court of the records on file in
the above case, and has been given
number 497. set for October, 1903,
term.
The plaintiffs in the case of Solo
mon Kauhaue ct al against William
Laa have submitted motion in the
Supreme Court to dismiss the de-
PENDANTS exceptions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

Although he protested streuu-
ously, Attorney Douthitt had to sub.
NIT to the order made by judge Rob.
inson this morning in the Circuit
Court to transfer the two cases
against loshida, indicted by the
Territorial Grand Jury for assault
and battery and false imprisonment,
to Judge Whitney's court, The
transfer was made on account Of the
riot case which has begun before
Judge Robinson, and the crowded
condition of the calendar.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

The thirty.ffth SESSION of the I'm.
perial Council of the Ancient Arabic
Order Of Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
came to an end at $40 o'clock yestcr.
day afternoon In Scottish Rite Cathc.
dral, Sixth and Walnut streets, after
one of the most harmonious meetings
In the history Of the Playground of
Masonry. says the Louisville Courier.
journal. Only two session Of the I'm.
pcrial Council were necessary in which
to complete its business. The fact Is,
there was but little Of Importance To
be transacted by the mobiles. with the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary and Guilds of the
Episcopal Church in the Islands was
held yesterday In the Memorial Par,
lsh House Of 81, Andrews Cathedral
The financial report showed that
twice rs much money was raised ai
last year and larger number Of
parishes had branches OF the auxIlI-
airy
The Rev, Shin Yin Chui Of Kula,
Maui, told of bis need uf bell and
q communion service Money Tor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

these was at once subscribed. Two
hundred dollars were given to the
Lahuma parsonage tuna.
\ series of interesting addresses
was delivered by p. T. Fukuo, Mrs.
l.. +. Folsom OF Hilo, Woo Yee But,
Deaconess Land and others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
Shrine RESULTS
At LOUISVILLE
officers Elected And
New Orleans Gets
Next C0nCIaYe
IMPERIAL pIVAN FOR

Imperial POtentatC - George L.
Street, of Richmond, Va.
Imperial Deputy POtentatc-F'rcdcr
lex X. Hines. of Los Angeles.
Imperial Chief Rabban-7J. Frank
proat, Of Fargo, ~ d.
Imperial Assistant Rabban-W. J
Cunningham. of Baltimore.
Imperial High Priest and Prophet
William w. Irwin, of Wheeling.
Imperial Oriental Guidc-Iacob r
Barron, Of Columbus.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
MMMNMM@M@% N%#% Y E#ENNMNNN
Women In the Stage Of Simplicity
Cbey Must Wboc
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lions den than send her alone either
to New York or Paris.
] regret excessively TO say that fear
OF her being contaminated by wicked
ness would be the least OF my objec-
tions. would be more afraid OF her
being turned into a freak. Alas. there
are enough queer things OF the femi-
nine gender as IL is. why they should
be cultivated like dollhouse tomatoes
passes mel
There Is a time IN a girls life when
most anything can be made out OF her.
n she lives in religious surroundings
she becomes a nun. II I'm worldly com
pany a brilliant society butterfly or
else a skeptlc; n she Is surrounded by
a sentimental atmosphere she becomes
the blushing bride OF the FIRST good
looking lad who asks her. Life at that
stage Is certainly not complex II Is
after we have chosen our lot that the
excitement begins. II parents only
realized how easy Il isl But. no. they
treat girls as n they we're fun fedged
individualities instead OF beings who
are simply passing through varied ex-
periences. as child passes through
measles and whooping cough. The
old fashioned people believed children
should be given full opportunity tC
catch these diseases. 20 get them ovei
with, but we're wiser now. We know
tho effects they leave. and we cut then
out whenever we can.
Well. that's the way with girls. Il
parents can steer them past the i'm.
mature stage with as few fads as pos
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
~ " Y " ~ " Y " Y " y " Y y Y Y " " " " " " " x
Cbc Mistress Mechanic {
X
electric HppItanccs Chat Hre Changing Bouse- (
bold Drudgcry Into Domestic Engineering e
II k7k Il Il II Il n II II K

For any one doing light housekeep-
ing or living in a few rooms an cleo
trio stove is most convenient, as Il is
free from all odor and SCOT. can be
used without danger OF fire and does
not heat up the room, and for a larger
family and I'm a house. particularly IN
summer. the electric range is the most
labor saving and comfortable means OF
preparing meals yet attained. There
are a number OF different makes in
these ranges. but all have an electric
oven. griddle. broiler three or four
electric heaters and the proper uten-
sils TO use on them.
Each appliance is controlled sepa-
ratcly by n switch on the front OF the
range. and any one can be used alone
or altogether. Tho stoves take up 1T
tie space IN tho kitchen, and the uten-
slls are pretty enough 10 attract any
housel0eeper, no matter how une1thu-
siastic she may be about her work
They nre OF copper. double tin lined and
nickel plated. and are separate from
the heaters. but lock on when IN use
so as TO make n good heating contact.
The electric oven Is n special Joy n
tho bread and cake baker. for there n
no draft. and the heat is even. u
Is controlled by a regulating switch
giving three degrees OF heat.
As electric liglning In hotels Is uni
versal. the travelling or portable stove
IS tust the thing 20 stow away among
/ your belongings when you are pack
. ing up for tho summer fitting. II
connects 60 the ordinary incandesceni
lamp socket. and II win be found IN
valuable I'm times OF illness for heating
water. etc Men who are particular
I about tho exact temperature OF their
shaving water find that a stove oi
this description makes their lives q
dream Of happiness.
And now that so many girls are do
ing up their fine lingerie shirt wais..
an electric haziron is an absolute ne.
cessity wherever there Is a iamr
socket available. whether at home Of
abroad. The beauty OF tais iron Il
that you can talSo II TO your wori
and are not Obliged TO take your worl
10 the iron. II heats quickly and main.
taius a uniform temperature over tn,
entire bottom surface while In use
The three pound iron is the best siz,
for the traveller. the six pound size be-
ing the weight OF that used for the or.
dinary family ironing.
For the girl who waves her hair b,
artificial heat the electric curling iror
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

slble they are. indeed. fortunate
But to return TO the germ OF bohe-
mianism. once that enters the system
it's like scarlet fever-you not only
have a bad sickness. but after effects
which stay by you and cripple you for
the rest of your life.
girl inoculated with bohemianism
will be a trial TO everybody for a long
time but II she is allowed to go to a
big city and give the germ free rein
she will never be any good. normally
speaking. tho rest OF her life
She will never be neat OF logical or
have any system about anything She
will always associate contempt for
dress with brains and brains with a
contempt for social conditions. and
that embraces pretty nearly everything
on which we build prosperity.
Bohemia is a nightmare. and there
are people who can stand living IN
that sort OF dream all the time. only
they ought TO be kept separated from
the rest and rated with opium. NOR
phine and cocaine fiends.
Would you send your daughter 10
I live among them? And. IL you did. do
you ever think she would be quite
fright" when she came back to you
again2
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
LITTLE ECONOMICS.

Powdered quicklime mixed with
white OF egg and the whey Of milk
and vinegar in equal parts. the whole
beaten well and slightly warmed.
makes an excellent cement for mend
ing broken china. Ware OF all kinds.
from ths coarsest kitchen utensils to
fine porcelain. can also be mended by
tho same means.
Pieces Of toilet soap ought never to
be thrown away. but should be melted
into a pulp with boiling water When
this Is OF tho consistency of soft soap
II may be poured into teacups 10
harden and fresh cakes made In this
way Of what would otherwise be vast
ed. These cakes can be utilized for
washing laces or small dress acces-
sorles OF lawn or muslin which are
iaundered at home. The cakes should
be left until the soap is hard and thor
oughly dry.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
HERE Is only one class OF wo-
men have no use for-the
self centered ladies'.

T% HERE is only one class OF wo-
men / have no use for-the
self centered ladies'.
They show they have not
mastered life's lesson. Cooperation IS
the secret OF success. not self glorihca-
tlon. II we have Il in us TO soar above
our fellow women Il will just happen
naturally while we are doing our
everyday work. have no patience
with the woman who poses, who wears
her hair parted la Botticelli and lives
on the wing Of a lark and a straw
berry.
Her conversation Is one long lltany
about herself. Now. I can stand q
whole lot Of "rs" while am listening,
but they must refer 70 things done.
not to mental attitudes.
Il occurs 20 me also that the women
who have lived a whole lot are the
ones who have at last reached the
stage OF simplicity. ] know two who
have possessed all the luNuries who
could stin possess them and yet they
choose 10 live In rooms as bare as
nuns cells. Bric-s-brao and rococC
effects belong TO life's beginners
There comes a time when from know
ing all these things too we'll we don't
want any OF them at all. but Just plain
white pine boards scrubbed spotlessly
clean. The very sight Of bric-a-brac
will worry ones mental nerves. and we
feel the room Is very vel furnished
when It contain only one picture. and
that a good one.
When a woman lives az a high ten
sion. when she has a whole lot OF
oririnal idees and complicated
thoughts within her own self. she alb
solutely demands simplicity Of en-
/ vironment She must have It. II Is
only che unsophisticated soul who. be.
cause she IS so plain within. must have
7 a whole lot OF intricate environment.
And this is enough OF the whynesi
Of the wherefore. only. my sisters. vol
who aim to read character. look arounS
YOU when you enter the abode OF eacl
new acquaintance and by using YOU
eyes and out what she is without ask
ing questions
Beware Of Bohemia.
In the last month there have beer
several articles about bohemia in TN
magazines These were intended &
warn fond parents against sendinl
their children TO the wicked city Gun
der the impression that they wer'
geniuses. OF course).
] would rather put my daughter Il
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
kEEPlNe CAKES FREsH.
LATEST OF NOTIONS.

Candy ~Peaeh Basket" Hat Adorns
Smart Luncheon Table.
THE cartoonist is not the only man
1 who is gaining a reputation for
cleverness at the expense Of the "peaph
basket" hat. The maitre d'hotel Of a
certain smart Fifth avenue hotel in
New York is running him a close sec
ond. A society woman recently went
into this hostelry for luncheon wear
ing one Of the new pieces of millinery
that are facetiously referred to as the
peach basket variety. The waiter took
a mental note OF the style of the head
gear in which she appeared. and the
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
nav APPoINTMENr CARD.

one Of the prettiest devices intended
to Jog memory with regard to appoint
ments is a card OF rough art cardboard
with a clock dial some four inches In
diameter and clock hands which can
be moved 20 point 70 any hour.
This dial occurs in the center OF the
card. and above Il In fancy lettering
are the words. Don't Forget That APP
pointment at" The time OF the en-
gagement is OF course supplied by the
hour TO which the clock hands point.
The rest of the decoration is In crafts
man style, consisting OF conventional
ized bay trees. The card is inclosed In
an artistic frame Of stained wood. Sc
verely plain.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

AN author who has recently dailied
Az with the subject of modern
"A marriage has discovered that
A n the great tragedy OF wife's
existe .nce IS not jealousy nor unpaid
milin. ar's bills nor even different
views on the question or votes for wo-
men. She asserts that the trouble is
merely one Of food and the ordering
and COO king OF IT, In these days OF
dreless. dustless. laboriess. wasteless
and fatia uoicss household appliances.
bv means OF which n meal can be
cooked wn h the touching OF a button.
II seems ~ me that the gentle genius
who preside es over the destiuics OF a
homo has little caiise FOR complaint.
And now chat IN most homes cleo
tricity IS INT ttalled there are many de-
vices and apilaratuses run by This mo-
tive power .ll1at shorten the house
wife's hours OF work and lcngthen her
minutes of rest TO hours. There are.
however, many. OF these electric knlck-
lynacks which require more or less ex-
portncss ~ mechanical way % ma
nlpulate euctessfiry used IN tho kitch-
en-. bedroom and around tho house. SO
Il reaiiy loolsi RS if the up 20 the min
ute housekeer'er and professional cool,
VIII have 10 add TO their title tho high
er degree Of luistrcss mechanic The
aewlnr machine the bicycle and tho au-
fonoblIe havo done much 20 help wo-
mems education IN practical mechan-
les. and 81 is NO unusual sight nova
DAYS to see women running their own
touring cars wnih all the ease OF a
professional chauffeur. but all one
requires 70 be mechanically mistress
Of the domestic situation are little
gumpuon and tle ability to handle
the monkey wrench and screwdrivel
with some expertn,Nss. Perhaps to ex-
pedito things some educational insti-
tuition will establish n chair OF domes-
tic engineering. The degree then con-
fcrred upon the sweet girl graduate
Niill doubtless be some Laaintsad syn.
onym OF that old term of yMicule
Kitchen mechanic" that the villag'
cutup long ago dubbed tho cook AZ
Il IS, a course in house hold economic
has been added 20 tito curriculum o
the summer session at the UnNersit'
OF California this year. This coursl
has been doomed advisable by the fac
ulty on account OF the announcement
OF ten engagements within weel
among the co-eds-
But to describe some OF the electric
conveniencos:
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

that all human beings are divided into
two classcs-bromides and sulphites.
The bromide is the being whose mind
ships dogma, can only give back what
he or she has taken in. who does all
his or her thinking by syndicate and
who wouldn't be different even II he or
she could. Adam. we are told. was n
bromide, Eve a sulphite. "The bro
inides." the writer says. seldom listen
20 one another and find the sulphites
more refreshing than those OF their
own ilk." The rulphitc, who Is. Of
course, the salt OF life. Is the being
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
NEw llNEN sHANruNa

The linen weaves I'm pongee and
shantung so closely resemble the gem
uine silks OF these names that at a
short distance # is difficult 20 distin-
guish the difference. IL is claimed,
too. that they are actually cooler than
the silks. A linen shantung specially
recommended for tailor or outing suits,
OF. In fact. any hard wear is 80 cents
a yard. twenty-seven inches wide.
A linen pongee is the same price, but
IS finer in weave than the shantung
This comes in stripes as well as in
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
nELIclous ia CAKES.

For breakfast OF supper Sally Lunn
tea cakes are good to serve. To make
them put two tablespoonfuls OF but
ter. two tablespoonfuls OF sugar and
one-half teaspoonful OF salt in bowl
and pour on one cupful OF scalded milk
when lukewarm add one-half yeast
cake dissolved in two tablespoonfuls OF
lukewarm water. three well beaten
eggs and enough bread -four (once
sifted) to make a stiff batter. the
amount required being about two and
one-fourth cupfuls. Cover and let rise
until very light Pour into buttered Tin
or tins. again let rise and bake in a
hot oven. This mixture may be baked
in sheet, in muffin rings or in iron
gem pans
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

Is boom There IS no danger OF
smearing the forehead with SCOT. as In
the gas heated curler. and there is no
tiresome holding OF the instrument IN
the gas fame. Placing the tongs In the
heater automatically turns the cur
rent on. and when they are withdrawn
the current is cut or I'm the same man
ner The price OF this little device
runs from three 10 about six dollars.
The most delicious cup OF coffee I
have had for some time was made In
the electric spray coffee urn. My
sleeves 10 the elbows. from which point
there Is a deep lace cuff matching the
yoke. A rather heavy cord OF brown
silk girdles the waist
Coats, actually long coats, that are
perfectly practical can be fashioned
from broad ribbons without overtax-
ing the skill Of the worker. The better
plan is 10 buy a paper pattern. though
really there Is very little shape TO
these wraps Four lengths OF ribbon
are necessary. two for the fronts and
two FOR tho back. Those I'm the back
are formed below the hips. Wide arm
holes are cut away and fronts and
back connect with fancy buttons and
lacings from the hips TO the lower
edge. There are no sleeves. and a
smart finish is given TO thu neck by a
rolling collar of black satin. A simple
design or rows OF soutache braid finish
all edges In this way n sleeveless
Jacket. the modlsh fad OF tho summer
may be accomplished.
CATHERINE TALBOT.
New York
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
w y ~ ~ " " " " ~ " " Y y " v 49, ~
In the Bcusekeeper's Domain
X n IA

of tin the windows are washed. No
use to handle them twice." you say
again.
Nonsensei The 1ies are already
buzzing. end Il is a deal easier to keep
them out than to put them out after
they have once got in.
''Flies bring diseased" You have read
that more times than you could count.
but what are you going TO do about it?
Put tho screens up early for one
thing and deal sudden but sure death
70 the first stray intruder for another
thing.
Your house may be plain and simple
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
ITALIAN sUFFRAelsTs AeeREs
SIVE.

4 bill has been introduced ia the
italian parliament TO give all women
who have reached the age of twenty
I'VE years the right to vote I'm mu-
nicipal elections. This is the age at
which men first vote i'm Italy The
bill has been framed as a result of a
spirited campaign by suffragists. but
they are dissatisfied because the meas
ure does not extend the parliamentary
vote The Italian suffragist is as as
sertive and aggressive as her English
and American sisters II the bill be-
comes law a fight at once will be taker
up for the complete enfranchisement oi
women. The bill provides for a bis
concession, however in a clause e
open to women all the learned profes-
sions and also the civil service.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
AN IDEA EoR MOTHERS.

or of three sturdy little girls, has sue
cessfuiiy solved tho summer white
petticoat problem Now the horror 4
''wash day" has been greatly lessened
and the number OF little garments de-
creased.
For each little froc5 the mother
makes tiny pair of bloomcrs OF the
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

who brings a fresh eye 70 human at
fairs who can understand without ac-
tual experience. who does not see only
through the blue glass OF convention,
who may shock. but does not bore. who
does the usual thing In an unusual way,
and the unusual as IL Il we're a mere
matter of course Well. in the dress
world the net blouse is surely a sui
phite. II seems 20 possess the faculty
Of doing the usual thing in an unusual
manner. We thought that the day OF
tho net blouse matching the coat and
skirt was practically at an end. but
here It is again. developed IN the usual
net material. but in new and attractive
combinations and meshes. Indeed. Il
IS the beauty and variety OF the latest
designs that have helped the net blouse
to hold its prestige. together with the
greater range OF colorings. which does
away with the necessity of having the
net dyed 20 match the goods viii
which It IS used.
The designs most IN demand are th'
fine neshcd nets with small ring Of
dotted patterns and the more expen'
slve varieties show groups OF tucks al
ternating with rows Of embroidered
Sets, The vermicslh design that look