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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

wheel in contact with the left
forward wheel of the car and
causing the accident; in other
words that the team ran into
the car instead of the car run
ming into the team. The plain
tiff replies that the defendants
speed was far greater than he
admitted: that the plaintif did
not turn towards uhe left, as
she had no occasion to do so,
not knowing of any approach
ing car, and that If the horse
did in his fright swerve slight
~ towards the car at the mo-
mcnt of passing, 1t was a condi-
tion that the defendant II act
ing with due care and proper
regard for the rights of the
plaintiff should have antici'
patcd and avoided.
Held: That the evidence
of the plaintiff If believed to-
gcther with certain facts de-
yeloped by the defense warrant
ed the verdict. The narrow
ness Of the road, the frightened
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25
NEW PLANTATION.
Confined from PAGE ~

becomes possessed Of the four nun
dred and siyty-Gye shares in Lc SuSnr
Factors Company that has been held
by Ookala and viii succeed to its prop
erty ana interests with several specific
exceptions as to growing cane that
viii not he affected by the change in
name and the incorporation OF the
Kaiwiki Sugar Company.
Since the expiration of Ookaln's
charter the plantation has been admin.
istered by the trustees. with the in
corporation Of the KaiwiM Sugar Com.
pany the name of Ookala is dropped
from the roll Of Hawaii's sugar planta-
tons and the new company takes the
field.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

appearance of the plaintiffs
horse and the probable space
between the two vehicles were
all apparent to the defendant.
II he took his chances or mis-
calculated the space he cannot
now complain. Had he been
willing to wait a few moments
he could have passed with en-
tire safety, as there was a wide
space short distance ahead.
THE law requires automobile
lists like all other citizens to
have regard for the rights of
others.
1T may be convenient and
even fascinating to reach ones
destination at the eraliest pos
sible moment, but the safety of
travellers must not be sacrifice
ed to speed.
1T is true that both the
plaintiff and defendant had the
right to use the highway with
their respective vehicles, but II
is also true that each must ex-
ercise his right with due re-
gard to the rights of others.
Neither has a monopoly.
whether this collision oc-
CURED through the negligence
of the defendant in attempting
to pass in too narrow Il space,
in attempting to take the OPEN
ing as the defendants son
expressed II, or through his
failure to properly appreciate
the conduct of the horse. as the
defendant himself rather adj
mits. or both combined, or
whether IL was an unavoidable
accident. was for the determin-
alton of the jury in the first in
stance, and II Is the opinion of
the court that their f1nding
was authorized by the evil
dcnCe."
II should he noted by automobil
owners and drivers that the ter
dency of the juries and the cons,
qucnt trend of the law Is to place
larger measure of responsible
upon the more powerful and ms
of fact more comfortable =
when properly driven 49, medium G
travel.
An automobile Is absolutely n
the command of the driver II he
the machine properly.
horse, on the other hand. may be
come absolutely unmanagcabl
through fright. II Is the duty O
the auto driver, in fact the la,
commands that the autoist shall OK
rrcise especial care to protect pco
pie in the streets. whether pc,les
TRANS or driving in earrings.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25
Law FOR AUTO DRIVERS.

Automobile law is rapidly being
made in the States, and without ex-
ception the careless and the thought
less drivers are getting short cour-
tesy from the judges.
Blu let n readers are already
well informed on the fate of the
young Chauffeur of New York City
who killed "A small boy playing tag
In the street. The case against the
chauffeur for manslaughter was so
complete that his attorney did not
note an appeal.
Now comes the Supreme Court OF
the State of Maine with a decision
on an appeal for a new trial In a
damage case resulting from col
lision caused by an automobile at
tempting to pass carriage. The
case as stated in the decision fol.
lows, and we commend its perusa
to every auto driver in Hawaii:
On Sept. IA, 1905, the
plaintiff was driving north on
the Canada road toward and
near Jackman village. in a COW
cred carriage, drawn by sin
gle horse. A short distance
south of the village she was
overtaken by the defendant in
his automobile and In the at
tempt on the defendants part
to pass the plaintiffs team,
| there was a collision, the rear
right wheel of the plaintiffs
carriage and front left wheel of
the automobile coming in con-
tact. The plaintiff was thrown
from the carriage and sustain
ed injuries not serious. Due
care on the part of the plaintiff
Is not controyerted and the
single issue is whether the jury
was warranted from the evil
dence in finding negligence on
the part of the defendant.
"The case shows that the
plaintiff was driving at the rate
of four or five miles an hour and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

You can appreciate that the pros.
perity this side OF Fort street is prin.
oipally due to tourists and Federal
public works, when casual obscrva.
ton reminds one that alien carpenters
ere putting up new houses for wel.to-
do citizens and taking plumbing con.
tracts for shining lights in the citizen.
ship class. Therefore let us be doubly
thankful for the Federal public work
and the tourists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

The request that Honolulu be put
in the hands Of alien steamship lines
as would be inevitable through sus.
pension Of the coastwise sh'oIing,
rounds like the money hogs Who said
hat no harm could come from putting
The labor Of the Territory exciuslvely
in the hands Of an alien people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

In Pittsburg the banks that adyer.
tise in the newspapers show an in
crease In assets of 50 per cent and in
deposits of So per cent in a period of
Ave years, while those that did not
advertise gained In the same time
only % per cent In deposits and II
per cent In assets. What is true in
this regard of the banking business Is
true OF all other forms OF activity, II
is the man who advertises persistently
and inteiligently who wins the big
prizes In the business world.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Word comes from Kauai that the
polo men of that island are becom-
ing active. Usually this means that
all others have to take an extra
hitch In their belts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

"The money Is not for the develop.
ment Of additional sugar laud. II IL
for the making of homes" says For.
ester Hosmer in his appeal for Federal
funds to aid the irrigation and rec!a,
nation projects of Hawaii. Shall we
therefore take this to mean that
sugar land development cannot be- con
sidered In the home-making category?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25
AN EASY WAY TO
LEARN A LANGUAGE

BY the Natural method as taught
by Prof. Mathews anyone can learn TO
speak German or French in five weeks.
II you are not satisfied no charge Is
made. No English spoken In the
class, no home lessons and every les.
son pleasure instead of task. Come
to the opening lectures at the Young
hotel Thursday and Friday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

or course Pearl Harbor is the
greatest naval base of the Pacific.
Must Honoluluans be treasured by
outsiders in order to be convinced
that this section of the woriu has 4
great future,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Mrs. George r. Turnbull, widow of
u wealthy New York contractor, saved
herself and her chauffeur, who was
under the car making repairs, when
she jumped from her automobile at u
Long Island crossing and shouted n
warning to the man. An engine des.
troycd the car.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Don't delay Major McCree's road t.
Fort Ruger or the request of any othc"
Major to any other fort. To give them
good roads is mighty small return for
the great good the Majors and the
forts are doing Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

San Francisco is buying IIonolulus
sugar stocks. That's all right See
to II that the profits made on the sales
are reinvested for the further upbuiid.
ing of this city and Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

The man who put Monteyidep in
the Pacific ocean must have been
all night IN dying machine and
thus got uyw view of things.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

With what complacence do alleged
patriotic citizens view the prospect of
the American nag being wiped off the
Pacific SO far as our merchant mar.
inc is concerned. Is It the immediate
dollar that blinds them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Hartman nov realizes that ever at
million dollars a pound all HIS
wealth will not bring him new health
and ayoirdupois.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Can It be! That Honolulu has
prosperity to support some four
hundred autos, and yet the Honolu-
u Four Hundred has to be drummed
mp to supply enough autos for the
transportation of the Congressional
\ isitnrs2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Congressman start boosting for llu'
wall before they leave San Francisco
Now don't start knocking Hawaii The
moment they arrive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Many have had an idea that our
Governor for some time past has
been lost in the secret wilds of IA
paa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

He needs no other rosary whose
thread of life is strong with the
beads Of love and thought. - From
the Persian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

lost strength and invigorates ono
quicker aud more permanently than
any thing | know.
at gives one nerves OF iron and
muscles of steel. and assists the mental
activities together with the physical, W
q wonderful degree"
The athlete knows the Importance Of
being in fine form. Peruna IL valuable
assistant to anyone who wishes to keep
himself in vigorous health every day.
CO.,, ,,,, , 90, HONOLULU.
'"N'N' '"' w" HAWAII.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25

Bulletin Business Office Phone 25e
'rllet'n Pictorial Room Phone l85.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-25
Close Confinement.
Systems.

Mr.. CIV. Woodbury., Rogers, Ohio, U.
s. A., formerly captain and Center of the
Hiram College Basket Ball Team, writes :
"Therc are times i'm the life Of every
student when excessive study and too
close confinement and attention to the
object in view will tell on your health.
az have found that when body and
mind alike are weary and refuse to
work, . few doses of PeruRa restores
The following wholesale druggist
will supply the retail trade:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

was way not to desert his party, yet
still get to the coveted spot of danger.
Prairie Farm stood on hill, thus rem
dering the place where the man was
surrounded visible to the guests. Prob
ably if Franks mother had been pres
ent at the moment she would have
forbidden him to do what he now pro-
posed. But she was in the kitchen put
ting up a smack" for father and the
men.
Ladies: Bob Edwards, Jim Spencer
and Eddy Gordon each won 'fying
bogie. You can all see them fly from
here if I take them down to the boys.
Then they can start the race them
selves Hadn't | better go?'
But how about me?" asked Clara
wilkins >timidly. Clara was the only
girl winner
'Tll see to yours personally Clara"
responded Frank gallantly, and then
he vanished, leaving the party in a
very demoralized condition, minus all
the masculine element.
1t seemed as if every farmer who
owned gun in Prairie county had ar
rived to help take the fugitive, sur
rounded in an impossible thicket near
the swamp.
Frank lost no time in seeking cut the
bogie racers, and quickly explained
about the change of vantage, aud said
the race had TO be run lust the
same. besides that, maybe the flying
bogies. might help scare the thief, if
he was as superstitious as eolored peo-
pie usually are. So the boys retired
behind some bushes and got the bal
looms ready. They were nearly shot by
several farmers who didn't recognize
Frank until they got close by. But
when Frank explained that he wasn't
trying to signal the fugitive. but was
trying TO frighten him, and showed
them how, they laughed and let Frank
go ahead
So exactly at 10 o'clock that night
the flying bogies'' ascended into the air.
There was little wind, and the fun
ny looking objects bobbed at random,
floating aimlessly about, their grin
ming faces plainly visible to the
sheriff's posse below and to the
hunted man wherever he might be,
for two bogies drifted over the
thicket where he was.
.sHil Look at Eds bogie," sud-
denly cried Frank An unexpected
breeze tilted it so far over to one side
that it caught fire and settled. mass
of flames, into the c1ump of woods.
But any excitement this incident
caused was lost in the shout that now
rose.
There he goes into the swamp"
some one shouted. and all scurried
over to the side of the woods toward
the swamp. Soon they were beating
the swamp, and the clump of woods
was deserted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

Frank was about to run after the
boys who. had followed the men, when
he noticed a swift outburst of flames.
The woods had ignited from the burn
ing balloon.
The flames spread rapidly. as the
woods were as dry as tinder, no rain
having fallen for some time. Frank
remained watching the fire leap from
tree to tree.
IT'S good thing that thicket's
away by itself or we'd have a regular
forest fre-hello! what's that?. he
the outline of man silhouetted
against the fire He looked closely
and this time caught a glimpse of
moving figure.
Another minute and Frank was
cautiously following a man through
swamp 1t could be- none other than
the thief. Some one had given false
alarm, for he was in the thicket un-
til the fire drove him out. Though
Frank wanted to run he felt now was
the time if he ever wanted to help
mail him. and avenge that awful clip
he had got over the head. So Frank
didn't run. The negro took a round
about course several miles along the
swamps edge. It must have been an
hour before Frank saw him plunge
into its depths, and ne never could
have kept him in sight If it had not
been for the moonlight He narrow
Iy avoided discovery several times
himself, but kept bravely on until the
fugitive disappeared
Then Frank was off like shot for
home. He was almost dead when he
finally arrived, and he found the
great" aerial Halloween party had
broken up hours ago in disgust. He
also found his parents almost dis
tracted.
Father, get the men; go to the part
of the swamp where 1 had the eagle
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

for the family alarm clock.
When they landed in England tall
man. looking something like a hussar,
a toga of bright yellow cloth wrapped
around him, was at the custom house
to look over their trunks. He an
nounced that he would be obliged to
turn all the contents out on the floor
in order to go over them thoroughly.
A very decided rebuff alone prevented
him from carrying out this program.
isn't 1T royal. though, in the way
it's fixed up" said big Brother Brown,
who had very little respect for any
thing. 81 never have seen such beau
tiful clothes before"
Mercy. don't speak so loud, Charles"
demonstrated Mamma Brown. He'll
hear you. and it will make him very
angry to have you referring to him
as it,"
Charles. toning down his voice a
little in order that the customs guard
might not hear him. began to take an
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

who was looking over her shoulder.
This is a steamboat"
"Wil papa rise early enough for
breakfast without an alarm clock. 1
wonder?" questioned Mamma Brown,
coming up just in time to prevent a
dispute. 81 meant to bring our clock
and forgot all about it, and you know
he is such a heavy sleeper"
Speaking of sleeping" said Big
Sister, pointing over toward the rail,
where already stretched out on
steamer chair lay Little Sister Brown.
whose name was Isabel, fast asleep,
as if she were in her own bed at
home.
only on shipboard have I ever been
able to sleep more than eight hours out
of the a." remarked Papa Brown,
whereat everybody shouted with
laughter. for it was well known that
Papa Brown would have oversight him.
self every morning if 1t hadn't been
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

Hurt as lie was. he thirsted for yen-
geance, and even the family laughed at
his earnestnesS. Fortunately the blow
was not serious, and Frank recovered
in time for the party.
Finally the last night of October arr
rived-with it puzzled guests who piled
Frank with questions, as he opened
the ceremonies by presenting each with
a tally card. Then he explained that
everybody that accomplished each of
the dozen stunts" that were now to
begin was to mark cross opposite
the name of the event"
The first four who do the most
stunts successfully will qualify for
the race of the flying bogies, he an
nounced rny'steriousIy. The prizes were
to be awarded to the winners of this
race.
The stunts embraced every kind OF
halloween pastime from ducking for
apples. to seeing who could guess the
end of a ghost story. After refresh
ments and II of the stunts were dis
posed Of. Frank opened a door and re-
leased "a whole flock of toy balloons"
as he called them. Each little balloon
had a rolled up paper tied to it. And
when they had all ffoated up to the
ceiling he announced:
There is number tied on every
balloon. Every one will have three
SnOlS Win q Dedn DkOWST IneDl IL
you hit 'em hard enough they'll ex-
plode. and you get the number, which
you add to your tally list"
Much fun now ensued as the guests
tried to explode the balloons. At last
all had merrily shot away at them, and
nearly two-thirds had succumbed to the
craftsmanship of the highly delighted
guests. The tallies were counted up,
after which Frank declared those eli
gible for the flying bogie" race.
Frank then showed the four big bogie
balloons to his curious friends, and ex-
planned that each of the highest four
race that was TO follow was against
time. The bogies were all to be. re-
leased at once, and the contestant
whose bogie flew or was visible the
longest elapsed time
Right here there was a sudden inter-
ruptien. A man excitedly ran into the
parlor and shouted to Mr.. Williams:
Come quick and bring the rest of
your men, We've got the chicken thief
cornered down near the swamp"
This piece of news nearly broke up
the party. Mr.. Williams rushed out
. to get his farmhands and all the boys
deserted on the spot. tt was a trying
situation for a boy Of Franks active,
daring temperament He wanted to
be polite, but he Ionged to down there
by the swamp and perhaps have hand
in the capture. He certainly had a
heavy score to settle with that 'coon."
Then an idea occurred to Frank. Here
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

oral inventory of his attire from his
boots to his cloak for the amusement
of the younger Brownfry.
Come; that's over" said Papa Brown,
''and now let's get away from here as
soon as possible; it's the kind of a mob
least like"
So the Browns made their way out
of the custom house and were at last
free to see Europe as they liked.
When it was all over and they were
on their way home they decided that
the things they had liked best were in
a cave. nicely lined with rock crystals,
in Switzerland bears den, very pep
ular with all children who visit the
Alps. and a mad ride over the noun
tainside in motor car. At every new
port, however. they found something
to enjoy; the girls played jacks on the
steps of a French chateau and Big
Brother taught theflittle foreign chill
dren they met to play baseball. so that
they had quite good nine in places
where they stopped a long time. Az
together they had a beautiful time, but
after all they were glad to get back
home and start in to go to school
again.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

fight In the giant pine~ It's the only
firm land in that part of the swamp.
I've just tracked the man here, and if
you go now you'll catch him.''
But Frank was too tired out to ac-
company his father, who knew how to
get there. He slept the sleep of the
just. even when they returned with the
captured black. for nothing else on
earth would have kept him from having
good look at the man before his
father turned him over to the Sheriff.
So the next time Frank saw him was
at his trial. And then Frank made
good his boast of long ago, for that
big black man certainly looked as if
he wanted to fly to any spot on earth
rather than face the boy who so care
fully identified him. Frank could not
award any prizes for the flying bogie"
races, as he forgot all about the BAL
looms in the excitement He declared
the only prize captured was the big
black man behind the bars, and that
was enough for any flying bogie' to
win Don't you think SO, too?
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
Fourteen buried cities, European and
american. are hidden IN this story. See
If uOu can find them.
A

VERY few families have had as good
" q time on their vacation as did the
Browns this summer. There were
Papa and Mamma Brown, Baby Brown,
Big Brother Brown. Big Sister Brown
and Little Sister Brown. In the first
place, when the Browns got aboard the
big ocean liner which was to take them
to the other side the first thing they all
did was to buy the ship postcards to
mail to their friends on shore. Big
Sister Brown got the first postcard
and wrote on it: BOAT we sail on. Do
not forget to write every day"
This postcard she intended for her
best girl chum.
Don't say SAIL" said Big Brother,
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

FRANKS AERIAL HALLOWEEN

FRANK and Bill had always been
= in the habit Of giving halloween
party to their friends at Prairie
Farm.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Mormon church will conduct services
in the seventh bay Adventist church
on Friday evening.
Or. L. r, DUNCAN. dentist. office
First National Bank block. rooms 6
and :. fourth floor.
II. ]. Kennedy at Stevrnsvillc is in
the city with the rest of the Bitter
Rootcrs taking in the big show.
Mining stocks bought or sold at best
rates. Quotations daily. Welch x
Harrington. Chamber 81 Commerce.
William Crawford nj East Portal. the
closest town in Montana to the Idaho
line. spent yesterday in tn" city.
If there IL really anything the mat
Ter with your eyes. DIR. Dodd, at Ho~
tel Savoy. Is unquestlonably the man
10 consult.
nr, Z. II. Miller. prominent Helena
physician. was among the capital city
people who spent the day in Mssouia.
The Young Peoples society nf the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
this evening at y o'clock. \ literary
program will he given.
Concrete work-Specialty % cement
floors. easements. sidewalks. iaunders'
tubs. etc. Ali werk guaranteed. Es-
Inmates furnished, 316 Woodford.
Dr. Rels1and. the optical specialist
left last evening for the eastern part
of the state Ia be- s"n" II month. Mrs
Rcisland will have charge ~ MS nftics
during this time.
Social dances Wednesday aud Satur-
day evenings at Elite hall
Roller skating at pavilion this even
ing and Friday evening, Music by the
Jubilee band both evenings. Plenty pt
skates for all.