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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
PAY NO ALIMONY
AND GO TO PRISON
Two Former Husbands of Oak
land Given Five Days
Imprisonment

OAKLAND. May Two former hus-
bands were given terms Of five days
in the county jail by Judges Harris
and Ellsworth today for contempt Of
court. Fred Tiet5en, formerly a furni-
ture dealer in East Oakland, whose
matrimonial Ticissitudes included two
divorces from Annie D. Z. Tietjen, was
unable TO explain satisfactorily to
Judge Harris why he had neglected to
keep up alimony payments. AS Tietjen
had several times appeared on the same
count, Judge Harris had no further
patience and sent him TO the county
Jail. Mrs. Tietjen in getting her sec
ond divorce testified that after the first
divorce he had let his payments get
into arrears until he owed over $500.
Then he began wOoing her again and
induced her 10 marry him, when the
claim was QUashed-
Joseph NJ Mendoza. a horseshoer,
failed 10 pay Mary Mendoza $40
month alimony, and on leaving his
room this morning ran into the arms
of p deputy sheriff armed with a war
Judge Ellsworth passed sentence.
VI frances l. Heino sued for a divorce
from ". L. Heino for alleged cruelty.
ITeino was plaintin in an action for
divorce begun against Velma Heino in
July OF last year, but she died before
tBe issuance Of an :nterlocutory de-
cree. He married the second Mrs.
HeinO four months ago.
Emua de Lamar got an interlocutory
decree from Walter oe Lamar for fail
ure TO provide. De Lamar, a clerk,
earned SI00 a month. she said, but he
gave her none of it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
TeIegraphic Brevities

SAN FRANCIScANS IN PARIS-Paris, May Z.
Mrs Robert and Emile White Of San Francisco
registered at the Herald office today.
AERoNAUT WILL REcovER-Los Angeles.
May Frank Woods, the aeronaut who fired
- bullet in his breast last night because he
had been rejected by 10 year old girl. VIII
recover.
MURDERER HAKGED-Bose. Idaho Nay &.
Fred Seward was hanged today at the Idaho
Denitentiary here for the murder Of Clara
Neal at Moscow. Idaho. in October, 1905 He
had been twice reprieYed.
NEW RURAL MALL CARRIERS FOR STATE.
washington, May 7.-Cslifornia rural carriers
have been appointed follows Mokelumne
Hill Thomas G. Woodcock carrier. I'd Davis sub
stitute: Oakland, George j. England carrier,
Clarence l.. England substitute; Parlier. Warren
Stoker carrier, John o. Stoker substitute.
GIRL KILLED BIZ TRAIE-Pocatello. Idaho.
Nav The body Of the il year old girl
which was found lying Oh the tracks Of the
Oregon Short Line railroad between Pocatelic
and Portneuf stations yesterday afternoon has
been identified that of Lavinia O'DonneI
stepdaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. FitzeD.
whose home is in this city The girl had been
run by eastbound freight train.
DOUBLE MURDER AND sUICIDE-Everett
Wash, May flames A. Dawson. night watch
man for q mill company at Three Lakes, a
small town here, this morning shot and
then killed himself The Dawsons had been
living in the same house for a few days. but
are said 10 have been divorced. and Il Is sup
posed family trouble caused the shooting
SHELTERS PRESIDENT AcQUITTED-Spo
kane May II Herbert Anderson former
president OF the Panhandle smelling company
at Ponderay, near Standpoint. Idaho was ac-
quilted on a preliminary hearing this after
noon Of the charge of embezzling $1,750 from
the company Anderson's personal account and
that Of the smelling company were combined
and IL was impossible 20 tell what account had
been drawn for the amount
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
SAYS HER SON IS
BRUTAL AND VILE
Aged Mrs. Woodsun Opposes
the appointment of Offspring
as Her Guardian

OAKLAND, May Horace Wood
sum is accused by his mother, Mrs.
Louisa E. Woodsum, of having beaten
her and reviled her until she feared
him in an answer filed today to
his petition to be appointed guardian
of her person and estate. She de-
MED that she needed his care, and
asserted that his motives in his action
were selfish and that she believed that
he would persecute, abuse, harass and
annoy her if appointed.
Mrs. Woodsum, who is 20 years old,
admitted that she had been arrested
for suspected insanity, but alleged
that she was discharged as sane, and
that her sons motive in causing her
arrest had been bad.
She alleged that she had received no
attention from him for 10 years prior
to 1908, and that he had been as a
stranger to her in that time. She de-
MED his claim TO have rendered her
considerable financial assistance, and
said that her married daughter, Mrs.
Lettice Taylor gave her ample care.
Mrs. Woodsum said that she had no
confidence in her sons honesty, and
that she was able to look out for
herself.
Woodsum based his petition on the
allegation thSt his mothers mind had
weakened with age, and that undue
influence was being brought to bear
upon her in various ways, which he
sought 10 counteract.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
THREE NARROWLY
ESCAPE DEATH
Men Sleep While Building in
EmeryviIIe Burns, but
Are Rescued

OAKLAND, Nay Three men had
> narrow escape from being burned
70 death when the building occupied
by the Bonton saloon and the Emery
Vile cafe in Emeryville caught fire
last night. The men. Charles Weiner,
John Stone and John Lowe, a bar
tender. were sleeping in the second
story Of the building when the fire
broke out, but the flames did not
awaken them. John Millin, Clint Du-
ken and Al Farrell discovered the fire,
rned in an alarm and then rushed
into the building and forced their way
into the room where the men were
sleeping The six men had hardly
returned 20 the sidewalk when the bed
room burst into flames.
- he building was destroyed. the loss
Felng estimated at $500. A cottage
occupied by Thomas Halpin near by
was also dana ged.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
POISON IN WHISKY
TO SILENCE WOMAN
Mrs. Edith McCrea Causes Ar
rest of Men Accused of Try-
ing to Stop Prosecution

OAKLAND, May An attempt to
prevent Mrs Edith McCrea of 2725 Per-
simmon street. Fruitvale. from press
ing a charge of grand larceny against
Charles Mack. by trying to persuade
her to drink poisoned liquor, and
threatening to kidnap her young
daughter, was reported by the woman
this morning, after she had hesitated
for several days through fear OF her
alleged prosecutor.
Upon hearing Mrs. Mccrea's story,
Prosecuting Attorney Decoto ordered
Mack rearrested, and requested Judge
Smith to increase his bail from $4,000
to $4,000.
Joseph Jones, waiter in the Press
saloon, 401 Eighth street. who is said
to have been confederate of Mack,
was arrested and placed in the city
prison under $4,000 bonds.
SALOON KEEPER WATCHED
The police have under surveillance
A, J. LIE Fort, proprietor of the Press
saloon, who is accused of having
threatened Mrs. McCrea over the tele-
case against Mack.
Mack, who is known as the buff
kid" was arrested about week ago
on a charge of stealing $110 from Mrs.
McCrea while she was with him in the
Press saloon. The police say that Mrs.
McCrea is a respectable woman, but
she admits that during the absence of
her husband on a business trip she
came to Oakland, met Mack and was
persuaded to visit the saloon. There
she says she was piled with liquor and
robbed.
WOMAN TELLS OF THREATS
Mrs. McCrea said that after Mack had
been released on bonds he and Jones
visited her and threatened physical
harm unless she agreed to drop the
charge against Mack. This she says
was repeated by LIE Fort, who talked
to her over the telephone, and the fol-
lowing day an attempt was made to
kidnap her little daughter, Therma.
MORPHINE IN LIQUOR
Yesterday, according to the woman's
story. Mack went to the residence of
Mrs. McCrea and produced a bottle Of
whisky, from which he offered her a
drink. Her suspicious We're aroused by
the change in his demeanor, and she
refused to take the liquor, whereupon
Mack grew insistent. Finally she told
him frankly that she believed the
whisky was poisoned. and he went
away with further threats.
The bottle of whisky which Mack Of
fered to the woman was recovered by
the police, and an analysis by the city
chemist showed that it contained NOR
phine enough to kill dozen persons.
Mack has served a term in state
prison for assault on a policeman in
Sacramento, and a short time ago he
was under arrest on suspicion that he
had held UP Charles Harrington In East
Oakland, but escaped conviction on a
technicality.
Jones Is said by the police to be
petty larceny thief who is constantly
under surveillance.
LIE Fort was recently arrested on a
charge of assault and the case is now
pending in the police court.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
IGNORES OLD MANS
WISHES AND WEDS
Spouse Mistreats Her and She
Is Reconciied to Grandfather

SAN LEANDRO. May IA reconcile
alton has been effected between Mrs.
Esther Bethalho and her grandfather,
John Mcintosh Of Oakland. The woman
appealed a few days ago to Justice of
the Peace j. n. Frank for protection
from her husband. whom she alleged
had mistreated her and threatened her
lifo.
Mcintosh came here TO see Justice
Frank about his granddaughter, and
was induced by the magistrate TO go
te the home Of =. NJ Cabrall. where the
young woman was staying, and talk
with her.
The meeting resulted in the recon-
cfliatfon Of the grandfather and the
grandchiId- who had become estranged
when the girl married Bethalho against
The old mans wishes. Prior TO her
marriage Mrs. Bethalho was Miss Es-
Iher Smith Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
SUGAR TRUST EMPLOYEES
INDICTED FOR FRAUD
Seven Caught Cheating Uncle
Sam by Underweighing

NEW YORK, May Indictments
for conspiracy were returned today
against oliver Splitter, who was super
iHtendent Of the docks Of the American
s Ear refining company in Brooklyn.
Nni six other employees Of the COM
TElV alleged 10 have been implicated
"a the sugar underWeighing frauds
charged by the government in its re-
cent suit.
Henry Burke closson of counsel for
the sugar company said the officers of
the company have no comment TO make
They are as anxious as the United
States attorney can be that the men
and any others shall be punished il
they are guilty. None Of the men con-
cerned is now in the employ Of the
counanV
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
WANT TO RECOVER
MONEY DEPOSITED
WELLER and Wife Sue Former
President of Bank

OAKLAND. May 7.-Leon Weller and
his wife, Genevieve T. Weller. have be-
gunssuits against George Roeth. former
president of the Union national bank
now under a receivership They alleged
that they had each $500 on deposit in
the bank and that they had been in
duced to accept capital stock in the
ganization. They asked TO have the
sale cancelled and the deposit restored.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
CONVICT ARRAIGNED
FOR STEALING A HORSE
Dugan May Plead Guilty of
Grand Larceny in Alameda

ALAMEDA. May John Dugan, a
convict from Folsom. was arraigned
before Justice of the Peace E. E. John
son today on charge of grand lar
ceny, and his preliminary hearing was
set for May r.. Dugan is accused of
having stolen a horse and buggy from
Ivy L. Borden of this city more than
a year ago. He was later arrested and
convicted in a northern county on
charge of forgery and sentenced to
Folsom. He has still to serve a few
months before his term expires. He
has intimated that he intends to plead
guilty of grand larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. is, 1909
VIA SAUSALITO

VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Ra-
faeEDaily except Sunday-Every 40 minutes
from $40 a. N. until 10 8. 4m.; hourly until 4
p. M, then 500, 9:45 p. m. and IL m
On Sundays every 40 minutes from $40 a. m.
to 500 D. M, then 9:45 and IL m.
For Farfax-Week days-6:40. 7.20. s:O0.
11:00 a. N. $500 p. m. Saturdays only. 4o0.
40, $40 and 800 p. m.
Sundays-S:O0. 800. 1000. i0:40, 11.20 a. n
l2 m, 12:40, 1:20. 200, 2:40. $40, 400, 4:40
For San ouentin-Daily-s:O a. N. and 2:oO
500 a. m. daily for Cazadero and way stations.
900 p. m Saturday only for Cazadero and way
VIA TIBURON
For TTburon, Belvedere and San Ra-
faeI-7:35. 1910, 11:00 a. m: (s12:30 D. m
Saturdays onlyI. $3.50. $40, $3.50 D. m- daily.
On Sunday additional trips at SEQ a. m. 80
and $3.50 p. M, for San Rafael and intermediate
points.
1855 a. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa,
Heaidsburg, CloverdaIe, Ukiah, Willis, Sher-
wood. Sebastopol and way stations.
1855 a. IN. daily, except Sunday, for Glen
Ellen, Guerneyille, River Landing and way sta
tons.
500 a. m. Sunday only-Petaluma. Santa Rosa,
Healdsburg, Cloverdale Glen Ellen, Guerneville
River Landing and way stations.
11:00 a. N. for Petaluma. Santa Rosa and way
stations
Healdsburg. CIoverdaIe. Ukiah, Guerneville, Sc
bastopel and way stations
$40 D. m daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen and way stations.
sTo Tiburon only
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
Ticket Offices. north end Ferry Building and
s74 Market street. Flood building
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
APPETITE CAUSED
BY MUCH LIQUOR

OAKLAND, May Miss Eva Nc
Donald, aged u years, was removed
to the receiving hospital early this
morning where her affiiction was dag
nosed as resulting from overindulgence
in spirituous liquor. She was detained
in cell In the ward for the insane
and a nurse appointed to watch over
her. Miss McDonald's appetite wss
contracted after a love. affair which
was unhappily terminated. She will be
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
CALIFORNIA MINING co.
SUED BY TWO BANKS
Indorsers of Notes Asked to
Pay $2I,423 Long Overdue

SAN RAFAEL. May IA number of
suits were fled today by the Marin
county bank and the Hotaling bank of
San Rafael against the indorsers of
the California mining company's notes.
The two banking corporations claim
$21 1925. Most of the notes were
made out in 1905 and are overdue.
The California mining company
which has mining interests in Mexico,
is backed by a number of local capi-
talists. Those who are named as in
corporators and whose names are on
the notes are: James Wilkins, James
Cochrane, P. III. Cochrane. M. r. Coch-
rane. z. B. McNear and the Wilkins
estate.
E. B. Martinelli is the legal represen-
tative of the two banks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
MISCREANTS TURN
ON GAS IN HOTEL

OAKLAND, May Gas cocks in
many parts of the Park hotel. which is
creants last night and the building
was filed with the fumes. Walter
Sedgley. one Of the managers of the
hoStelry. believes that the persons who
opened the burners did so with malice
and with the expectation that some
one would apply match in searching
for the leaks and an explosion would
result. The police are making an in
Vesti cation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
AGED RESIDENT OF
OAKLAND PASSES AWAY
Samuel p. Tate Dies 81 Years
After Arrival in California

OAKLAND. May samuel p. Tate a
retired hotelman. died today at his
home So Myrtle street. at the age Of
81 He had lived in Oakland for 80
years Tate came TO California 81
years ago He was native of Virginia
He leaves a wife, Mrs Margaret q.
Tate. and four children Mrs. M. @
Duncan, Aionzo W Tate. William r
Tate. DR.. S. p. Tate Jr
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
BERKELEY'S RESIDENTS
ARE ON THE INCREASE
Population Is Figured at More
Than Fifty Thousand

BERKELEY. May According to
the figures in the new directory of Ala
media county there are now 1886
names on the Berkeley list. an increase
OF AS over last year. This would make
the population OF Berkeley about 50.5ss.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD SANIEANDRO

treated at private sanatorium. no
complaint of insanity having been
sworn to.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

DROPS DEAD IN STRAIGHTFORWARD. May Z.
Hugh keenan,, aged 40, a lsborer in the employ
front Of 500 Seventh street at O'Clock this aft
ernoon. Heart disease was the cause of death
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

+ Last DAY 10 procure those free tickets
10 Dealey's auction sale OF the old picnic
field in the city OF San Mateo. Office
open until 5 O'Clock. 129 Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08


Leave VIA OAKLAND PIER Ar
2.I5a Mics, Lvernore. Tracy, Lathrop,
Stockton, Lodi, SaTamento....... 3
6.Soa Hayward. Niles. San Jose ......... 2
J.0o4 Richmond Port Costa. BsHieia. Sui
sun. Dixon. Sacramento. Rosevlls.
Marysville. Redding. Dunsmur....
z.00a Emira. Vaeaville, Rumsey ..
7.00a Davis. Woodland (NarysV;ile Oro-
ville). Williams. Maxwell, Willows
Hamilton. Corning. Red Bluff. ID. =
7.40a Vallejo. Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa.
Martinez. San Ramon. Dougherty.
Pie@SantOn --..--.--.-.--.-.---.- B.
I.S0a Niles. PleaseEton. Livermore, Al
lamont. Latlrop Stockton. .....
z.A0a Tracy, Los Banos. Herman. Fresno,
hanford. Nisalia- -..-..--..-..--.- q
S.00a Russell Newark. Csntsrvile. San
Jose, Los Gatos Wright. Laurel 5
6.20a Port Costa, Martinez. Byron. Tracy
Stockton. Merced. Fresno, Goshen
Junction (Hansord). Nisslia. Porter
vile Bskers6eld ...............
8.2os Yosemite Valley via Merced ~ 4
9.00a Niles, Hvermors. Stockton (saiilsOn).
Valley Spring. lone, Sacramento. =
9.00a Sonora. Tuo!umne and Angels. 4
9.0Oe Atlantic Express True
kse. Ogden Salt Lake City, Denver.
Kansas Sliy---.... ....-.......-.-.. 4
s.4os Richmond. Port Costa, Marines.
I0.ooa The Overland Limited-Dsnvsr,
AaIs1o Nltls OluAL-ss GNltl A0ss..sT q
l0.20a Vallejo. Mare Island. Napa. o.
I0.20a Los Angeles Passsnger-Port Costa.
Martinez. Byron, Tracy. Stockton,
Merced, Fresno, Hantord. Nisalia. :
Tulare. Bakersfield. Los Angeles
i0.40a Goldfe!d PaSs.-Pcrt Costa. Benica,
Sacramento Truckse. Hazen, Nina,
TOnopah. Goldheld. Laws Keller. 2
I0.40a Marysv&e. Chico. Red Bluff. ...... 4
l.20p Niles. San Jose and Way Stations. 2
i.4op Russo; Agarado. Newark, Asnss,
can Jose .....-....-..t.
2.2Op Benicia. Suisun, Sacramento. y .
2.20p Portland Express (yia Davis. VII
liams. Willows. Red Bluff. Weed.
(Macdoel. Holland Klamath Falls).
Ashland. Portland Tacoma, Seattle. "
S.00p Bsnicia. Winters. Sacramento, Wood
land. MarysVile and Oroville... 10
5000 San Lesndro. Niles. San jose. ...... 8
3.20p Port Costa (StOckton). Martinez.
Byron. Modesto. Mereed. Fresno... ~
3.3op Via Tiburon, West Napa. St. Helena.
4.OOp Vallejo. Saps. CaIistosa. Santa Rosa.
Martinez. San Ramon. DOugherty.
4.0op Niles. Tracy. stockton. Lodi. 10
4.40p San. Leandro. Hayward. Niles. 70
Pe1santon. IlVermOIe. ......-.- III
6.00p Ths Owl Limited-Nsuman, Los
Banos. Mendoza, Herman. Fresno,
Tulare, Bakersfield. Los Angeles .. 3
6.00p Russell. San Jose, Los Gatos. Wright 8
6.20p San Leandro. Niles. SAP JOSE. Z
6.40p Richmond, Pinole. Vallejo Port Costa.
Benieia. Suisun. Sacramento-Rose-
vile, Lincein. MarysviIle. Oroville.. %
Sop Eastern sss-Ogden. Pueblo.
Denver as City, Sc. Louis.
ChcagS>.... .--..-.-.
Port COSTA, Benicia, Sacramento,
Reno. Sparks ............. 2
e.4Op Hayward Niles and San Jose
t7.00p Vallejo. Port Costa. Martinez, Bay
Point and Way Stations ......... III,
6.20p Oregon Express-Sauamento ,Marys-
vile. Redding Ashland. Portland.
Tacoma. Seattle, Spoka1e . q
e.00p China and Japan Fast Mail
Ogden. Chey enne. Denver. Kansas
City Omaha. Chicago ....... 8
LOOP Yosemite Valley via Miles, Mereed,
~ Portal 3.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

GOOD GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
Daniel J. Reilly has resigned his position as
clerk n Police Judge Sh0rtsll's court 70 accept
position as special agent with State Labor
Commissioners John d. Mckenzie.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 1000 d. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depos. San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-03
ROSE SURPRISES as
JAPANESE GAMBLERS

Deputy Sheriff Rose, Officer kellctt
and several SPECIAL policemen made NJ
q little surprise party that called upoh
Il select company of Japanese ladies'
and gentlemen who were found On,
Gagged In close and silent communion
with little game OF seven come
eleven" The officers had an interest.
ing time In rounding up the Japanese
for Immediately upon the appear
ance of the rain clothes men. tbs
gImesters apparently lost all interest
In the sport, raraphernalia and money
at stake. They made for available
doors and windows Of the Maunakea
street tenement house but each fell In
TO the waiting arms OF AN officer Of the
law. Money, and dice and other ~
longings were conilscated. The party
failed to respond to their names when
called at Police Court this morning
consequently forfeited bail to the
amount of $40 each.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-03
LOCAL and GENERAL
The Bullet MS Big Nickel
Scratch Pad Is the otagest five cents
worth Of paper ever offered In Homo
lulu Six Of them for a quarter.

Millinery, new ana reasonable. Mrs.
e. /, Dickersop. Sachs Block.
Salads seryed with light lunches Mt
the baltimore Cafe. Fort street, con-
,,,, ,ho hest ,s .vervtbinp
80 ,,as ,.a,, = aon, ioh doro u, n,
w" "" 80 W.,a,,a,,
nn'o or curii'Se AM !. W
carriage MIG. 20, ~ queen 81,
Judge w. J." Stanley mas returned
from business trip TO kona ana han
district by the steamer Mauha Loa'
Jared q, Smith, the Hawaii tobacco
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-03
WELCOME RAIN FALLS AT LAST
Continued from Page ~

course OF the de" showing that Jup.tcr
Piuvus has decided to stop awhile.
presumably to assist the Nuuanu Dam
and unfortunate citizens who have
been living on the upper levels" and
to whom a good water supply win ne
something of n shock
From reports that have been re.
ceived from the other ISLANDS II Is ni,.
parent that the rain has been ,eneral
throughout the group, althoush po
word has been received from, Hama
kua, Hawaii where drought has pre-
vailed Tor some time and where ain
rs In greater need than any other di,
trlct Of the Territory.
During the rain Rest night larg,
amount OF water fell In a compare
lively short period and It was thought
that freshets might do some drmage
The reports from the other districts
OF Oahu show that the rain has been
more or less general and has done q
great amount of good.
The Nuuanu dam has received ,
large amount Of the rain water but ha.
been accompanied by stirring mp q
mud. 'ru
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-03
MARKET IS STRONG
AND STILL ADVANCES
CONTINUED from Pags -

taken over by Alexander Il Baldwin
and the stock will go to TO-
Walalua sold yesterday at 124. and It
IL now being held at 1876. How much
might come out on 125 Offer is'prob'
lematical. but II Is certain that the
property Is in splendid physical con
dition and the rain of the last twelve
hours will MI its reservoirs. Eva Is
advancing, having sold this morning
~ 30. record figure. Hawaiian Sugar
went to so. ana Hawaiian Commercial
proved It's strength through a sale OF
$50. Oahu Sugar sold at 33 and that
figure is bid for II this afternoon. H0
nokaa moved mp presumably on the
hope that the rain has reached Hama
kua.
Hawaiian Pineapples took a decided
Jump one hundred and ten shares sell
ing at 1886. the last previous sale hav
ing been at $3.50,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-03

49, editorial rooms-258 busL
ness office. These are the telephone
,ombsrs Q the evllstln ONCE.