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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
EMPIRE THEATER.

"The Assassination of the Duke of
Guise" Is one of tho latest sensational
story pictures. This picture will he
shown for the first time In Honolulu
at the Empire Theatre tonight, tomor,
rows matinee and tomorrow evening,
To produce this play Pathe Bros. the
greatest film makers in the world, Sc
cured the Theatre Francois in Paris,
owned by Sarah Bernhard. also the
most talented theatrical artists, who
after weeks of rehearsal, enacted this
play for Pathe Bros. at cost of over
10000. To miss seeing this historical
picturc-Story Is to miss one of the
most dramatic Incidents in the history
OF France,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
HOUSE JOURNAL
Splendid Volume
House Proceedings For
1909 Complete From
Press of Bulletin

The handsomest Journal ever Is.
sued for either the Upper or Lower
House Of the Legislature of Hawaii, IL
the House Journal Of the session of
1909, ready for delivery on Saturday
last, from the press OF the Bulletin
Publishing Co., Ltd.
For the first time In Hawaii the
Journal Is bound In buckram, adding
greatly to the appearance of the vol
ume and It Is hoped, rendering It i'm.
pcryious to the attacks of silverfish
and other local book destroyers.
The House Journal Is also a notable
publication in that II contains the most
exhaustive and systematic Index ever
undertaken by any Journal Clerk, and
NrS iran Fernandez Is to he greatly
commended for his painstaking work.
The work has been turned out well
within the contract time, which ex.
pir"S on III" 18th inst, and II ~ u
book that reflects credit on both its
'ompiIcrs aud publishers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
HAW Allan FALLS IN
FAINT and IS HURT

An aged Hawaiian named Kaula,
who was standing In front of the
fish market after making a purchase
this morning, was observed to sud.
denly fall to the pavement.
A police officer who happened to
be near the spot at once went to the
mans assistance and found him to
be unconscious and suffering from
bad cut in the back of the head.
The injured man was at once picked
up and sent in the ambulance to the
Queens Hospital, where he was ex'
Bminod.
by the time the hospital was
reached, the patient was conscious,
and. after having his head dressed,
was allowed to depart for his home
appears that the man is subject to
fainting fits and that he has fallen
In the same manner before.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
Sheldon Law MAY
GUST HAWAIIAN
Honorable Old Man May
lie Forced Out Of
MagistraCy
Especial to the BuIIetinJ

Especial To TIE u u Re NJ
WAILUKU, MAUI, June lS.-SOlO-
mon Kahcohalahala, the veteran dis.
trict magistrate of the Island of Lanai,
aged over seventy years, and who has
appointment by Chief Justice Allen,
in the year 1872. during the reign OF
King Kamehameha V. presented him
self before Judge Kingsbury at Lahai-
ma this week to take the examination
and qualify as a practitioner in district
courts in order to continue to hold
an Office he has held thirty-scvcn
years. The salary OF the Lanai dis
trict iudgeshIp Is a paltry 500 a month,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21

presented report with several In
dictments and the following comment:
Trouble at keanae.
Your Grand Jury has had called to
its attention by the County Attorney
certain apparent irregularity, II not
actual criminal acts on the part of
one Horace Kekumu and perhaps 9th.
ers. pertaining to the payment Of
County road laborers at Keanae. this
County for the month OF October last.
On account of the distance and In.
accessibility of the witnesses required
In this investigation, II Is the opinion
of the Grand Jury that the County
Attorney should proceed to Keanae
and personally investigate this matter
in order that the actual facts and
truth may be divulged; aud that II
he in his opinion finds that prose.
cution or prosecutions should be start.
ed, that he institute the same before
the district court.
That your Grand Jury have no mat.
ters in the way Of special recon-.
ntllUdIlOns 10 make,
The Grand Jury has made note of
the valuable and constant assistance
and advice of the County Attorney Of
Maui during its sessions, and hail with
entire appreciation the new order of
things whereby the County Attorney
represents the Territory In the prose.
cutions of all criminal cases arising
within this County; feeling as It does,
that in the experimental stage Of local
self government that this County will
not be found wanting.
The Grand Jury desires to express
its deep appreciation of the courtesies
and valuable aid, counsel and assist
ance received by It from Your Honor.
the County Attorney and all other
Court officials In attendance upon this
Term of Court.
The following disposition was made
of criminal cases:
Territory of Hawaii vs.. Harry r.
White. Appellant withdrew his ap.
peal and raid the fine imposed by the
lower court, 10000 and costs, tOgeth.
er with costs of Circuit Court.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. ChonS Sing.
Larceny In the second degree. Plea.
Guilty, Sentenced to six months i'm.
prisonment.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. ChonG Moon
Chung. Burglary in the first degree.
Plea Not guilty. Trial set for Mon.
day, Defendant had no counsel, and
the Court assigned his case to W. +,
Crockett, Attorney. Under the new
law passed by the Legislature MI
Crockett will be entitled to fee not
in excess of $4,000 from the Terri.
torIal Treasury.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. Frank Ortls
and John Leopoldo. Duelling. Plea.
Not guilty. Trial set for Monday. DE,
PENDANT to conduct their own defense.
Territory OF Hawaii vs., All Ling.
Carnally abusing female under
twelve years Of age rlcu. Not guilty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
Grand Jury At Lahaina
Has Brief Session
Of Good Work
JUDGE KlN6SBURY URGES
PRACTICAL StlF GOVERNMENT
Maui's County Attorney Is Compli.
mented-Disposition Of
Criminal Cases.
Especial to the Bullctin)

WAILUKU, MAUI, June ls.-HonOr.
able Selden II. Kingsbury, Judge Of
the Circuit Court, with the Court Off.
GERS, Attorneys and Grand Jurors went
to attend the June 1909 Term of the
Second Circuit Court at l.ahaina,
Wednesday. June l6.
In charging the Grand Jurors, the
panel consisting of +. +. Baldwin. II.
S. Shoemaker, George GLIB, VIM.
Wahh, A. c. Belts, W A. Englc, Jos.
c. Trios, Henry Smith, Alfred Ayers,
+. Kruso II. y. PenhaIlow. Joe Freit.
as, Jos Espinda. VIM. COckett, C. ID.
Lufkin, II. A. Baldwin, II. w. Rice,
II. 7. Brokerick and Horace Kekumu.
the Judge reminded the grand iurymen
that they were to eXempiiiy self gov.
eminent and to show the people that
the people of this jurisdiction do gov.
cru themselves: that they were to en-.
force the laws and TO punish those
who break the criminal laws, He al
so called attention TO the fact that
under recent enactment of the Legls-
lature the County Attorney becomes
ex-officio the prosecuting attorney OF
the circuit and have charge of all
criminal proceedings in this Court.
He stated II would be better to get
along without an Interpreter as far
as possible for even "pidgin" English
will give better idea of what Is
meant than testimony strained
through an interpreter. An alleged
case of cXtortlon and another matter
of so-called graft of persons in official
position was referred to for the Grand
Jury to examine and determine
The Court appointed F. f. Baldwin
foreman of the grand jury, and the
jurymen retired to their room.
Grand Jury Report.
on completion Of their lah0rs the
day following f. f.. Baldwin, foreman,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
TOP MINN0WS
EAT MULLET SPAWN
Pest Destroyer R, ported
To Have Found
New Food
Especial to the BuIIctinJ

WhILUKU, MAUI, June lS.-F'lsh.
crmcn claim the minnows imported by
the Board of Health at an expense to
the Territory OF $500. to prey on
the larvae Of mosquitoes, has acquired
taste for Nle spawn of the pond
mullet and brakish water ponds In.
vaded by minnows no longer produce
the delicious mullet or amaama. Own.
ers Of fresh or brakish water ponds
are threatened with total loss of the
value of their property as the min
nows are good for nothing except for
bait. The most efficient destroyer of
the larvae Of mosquitoes known Ia
the writer Is the beautiful gold fish,
imported In the seventies without cost
to the Government. The gold Ash IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
D0GT7NTDT7DT
-. Alexander oungBu

Defendant unable to employ counsel.
Attorney ID. II. Case assigned to de.
fend him, and will be entitled to a fee
Of 10000 from the Territorial Treas
ury under the Sheldon enactment of
the last Legislature.
Daniel Ioane, accused of burglary
In the first degree. was discharged. as
the Grand Jury found no bill against
accused.
Territory Of Hawaii VS.. Peter Adams.
Extortlon. Case was passed as de.
PENDANT was not In Court. rcter
Adams was a police officer accused of
taking hush money from certain par,
tics, said to be gamblers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
ARMY and Navy

A recital was given at Schoneld Bar
racks on Saturday evening under the
auspices Of Lieutenant and Mrs. J. II.
Barnard, 9Th U. S. Cavalry, at the ON
GERS Club. The dining room was fit
ted up with a stage and foot lights and
decorated with palms. flags, etc. Every
officer at the post was present, includ.
ing Col. Schuyler and Lieutenant Col.
Hunter and Majors Foster and Goode,
An excellent buffet lunch was served
after the performance and dancing was
enjoyed, with the Fifth Cavalry band
playing.
The program follows:
Evelyn Niles Gee. reader; Edwin
Stanton Gee, pianist.
| !. MonoloSue-"The Telephone Girl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Phelps
Chopins Second Nocturne.
Memberships Spring Song,
Kreutzer Sonata,
Gottschalk's Last Hope.
| nc vi i1dSdl Wy
Abraham ........... Donaldson
Incidental music by Rubinstein
1. laJ Scene de Ballet -. .Chaminade
lbl March. German Triumphant.
Observation-Disclosures. Hirscf
lntermisslon, 3 minutes.
5. "a Pair Of Lunatics"
Place-Dr. Adams Private SAM
tarium for the Insane. "a ParlorJ
Notwithstanding Eve-The
annual ball for the patients ana
their friends is supposed to be il
progress.
Capt. George Fielding, Bird Cav.
airy, U. S. A.. Mr.. Edwin S. Gee
Miss Clara Manners ............
........,... Mrs. Evelyn n. Ge,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
ART THEATER.

Despite the inclemency of the wealth.
or on Saturday night last, so disastr.
ous to the open.air shows. a bumper
house Is the report from the ever pop
ular Art. The exterior of this theater
has undergone perfect transforma.
ton.
For todays performance there Is a
complete change Of program. the fea.
ture film being "a Florida Feud," Civ.
ing a faithful picture OF life In that
region Of romance and enhancing
scenery. The show lasts for nearly
an hour and n half.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21
Sunday Rest For Postmcr

Sunday Rest For Postmcn.- New
York, June IA movement which
aims to secure Sunday as IA day of rest
FOR all postmcn In the United States
was inaugurated today at meetings Of
New York clergymen of several DE-.
nominations. Congress will be asked
to Act.
eulsarians ard Turks Fight.-Bcr.
lin, June IA Salonica dispatch 10
the Frankfort Zeitung says that fight
lasting several hours has occurred ON
til" i'nSoTurki#h frontier between
bulgarian ana Turkish frontier guurdo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-21

ornamental and withal does no harm
to other fishes big or small. But now
We have the costly minnow and very
soon the delicious amaama will be a
thing of the past.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-01
BURIED THE HATCHET.
Senator Jeff Davis And George W. Muir
ply Arc Friends Again.

Little Rock, Sept. n. The
hatchet has been buried between
Col. George W. Murphy and
United States Senator jeff Davis.
The white dove Of peace once
more broods over two Of Arkan-
sas' most foremost politicians,
where there has been u bitter
enmity for years
1t develops that on Friday af-
ternoon Colonel Murphy walked
into tho Office Of Senator Davis
in tho Reigler Building, and OK"
tending his hand, declared that
he wished to wipe out the old
scores.
Colonel Murphy said that he
desired to bury the hatchet and
his prolfer Of peace and amity
was accepted with tho utmost
cordiality by The Junior senator
They shook hands, and har.
mony once more r:lgned be-
tween them,
Colonel Murphy was attorney
general Of the state during four
years OF the administration Of
Governor Jeff Davis, and the Bit
terness between them arose over
differences Of opinion in thepab-
lie service.
They were at variance on al
most every proposition in pcni-
tentiary management, the ap-
pointment Of state boards, and
other questions, and there were
some stormy scenes enacted DUR
ing the time when their offices
were just across the hall In the
west wing Of the old State Capt.
tol.
1t was during the Legislative
session OF 1908 that Colonel Mur"
ply led the fight for the i'm.
peaehment Of Governor Davis.
For years the men have mol
spoken, aud there have been
some interesting contretomp9 re-
Sharp County record., 1909-10-01
U N | 0 n.
"Uncle Bob" Maxwell is very

"Uncle Bob" Maxwell is very
X
Ray and Junior Edwards have
bought q lot Of hogs recently.
Bud Eason Of Emery was here
few days ago trading with our
citizens.
George Jones and wife are the
happy parents Of twins, q boy
and girl.
Craig Edwards Of Center was
visiting relatives and friends
here last week.
W. Il. Stinnett and W. p, Crig-
lor Of this place have each taught
20 terms Of school,
y, NJ. street IL laoorlhg on
South Big Creek when he is not
working at Little Rock. lie has
been clearing some land.
j. Il. Wilson has purchased d
new hack. tle says working
those large mules of his TO 1t is
simply u waste Of stronth.
Lon Chrlsenberry and his sis.
tor, Miss Aurora, of Emery
spent Sunday night here, the
guests OF the family OF W. T.
Crigler.
Sharp County record., 1909-10-01
Edwards
Nero. Go.

ported on such occasions as they
might accidentally come togeth :
er.
For some time mutual friends
have been attempting to bring
about O reconciliation,
In discussing the incident, Col,
Murphy said:
81 am out of politics for all
time, and have other things to
think about than holding enmity
against anyone, ] do not want
any quarrel with Senator Davis
or any one, and finally yielded tc
the solicitation Of friends to de-
clare for peace between US. Life
Is too short TO harbor enmity thai
could avail nothing but bitter
ness"
Sharp County record., 1909-10-01
Governor John Johnson

Governor John Johnson OF
Minnesota, one Of the greatest
democrats Of the country, died
last week. Although a demo-
orat, he was serving hls third
successive term as governor OF
Minnesota, a heavily republican
state, which Is good evidence OF
tho high esteem Ia which he was
held by oil the people. Gov
Johnson was only 4S years oI
age at the time Of bis death, and
had he lived would 40 doubt have
received greater honors at The
hands of the party. His death ID
u great loss 10 democracy
Sharp County record., 1909-10-01
noRtb ERRonsas

Home at BatesvilIe.
Hugh Baker Of Mountain
! Home fell off of q horse last wcel
| while riding and broke an arm.
Mrs. Matte Phillips, aged 5.
years, died at her home at Cottel
one day recently, after q shor
! illn ess.
A postoffice has been ostab'
| lished at Jojack, Fulton county
six miles northeast of Mammoth
Spring,
The first bale Of cotton sold al
Mountain Home this season
brought 1910 and u five dollar
premium.
Three men held up and robbed
! a Mr.. Swartwood on the public
road near Mammoth Spring one
! night lately.
The Baxter county grand jury
closed its session at Mountain
Home last week, after returning
43 indictments.
w. P. Pankey submitted in the
mayors court at Calico Rock to
the charge Of carrying a pistol
and was fined $50.
An automobile line will probab-
ly be established in the near
future between SYCAMORE, lzard
county, and Big Flat, Baxter
county.
The Melbourne Times says ii
is estimated that the Equalization
Board has raised the lizard coun.
ty property assessment at least
100000.
John Stroud, a young man OF
near Adler, lizard county, was
last week adjudged insane by
physicians Of Guion and taken u
the asylum.
w. A. Fike Of Batesville has
announced as O candidate fol-
sheriff of independence county
Mr.. Fike was formerly marsha
Of Batesville.
st. Louis capitalists are con-
tempIating the building of a shor
railroad line from West Plains
Mo-, to point near Cotter, pass
ing through Mountain Home.
Governor,D ,Donaghey has Offer
ed reward Of 500 for the arrest
and conviction Of the party who
set fire to the Ravenden Springs
school building, which burned
recently.
Mrs. Laura Butler, o young
woman whose hone Is near
BatesviIle, fell down the steps in
, the Commercial hotel at Newport
several days ago and sustained
serious injuries.
The contract for the erection oI
a new Methodist church building
at Poeahontas has been let and
, work will begin soon. The
structure will be Of brick with
solid concrete foundation.
Two automobiles are being op
Grated between Cotler and Noun
tain Home for the accommodation
r of the travelling public. One o
the machines leaves each plac
, every morning except Sunday
, The directors Of the Bank o
Grubbs have made the last cal
, on tho stockholders for paymen
!. OF their subscriptions and IT /
expected tho institution will b.
ready for business within u shor
time,
At tho close Of u protroclo'
meeting AT lmboden recently
A thirty.llve converts were baptlz
cd. OF this number five wer
s. mon, thirteen were women, fiv
Sharp County record., 1909-10-01

home near Mountain Home by
hanging herself with rope. In
a note left to her family she stat
ed that she was despondent on
account of i'll health and was
tired of living.
A south bound freight train
was ditched on the Iron Noun
tain railroad near Newport one
day of last week and fifteen cars
Of coal left the rails, stopping
traffic for ten hours. The rails
are supposed to have spread as a
resul: Of a recent big rain.
John Alden, a white man about
go year of age, was found guilty
Of mistreatment Of girl in tho
Jackson county circuit court at
Newport last week and sentenced
to ten years imprisonment in the
penitentiary. The jury reached
the verdict after being out three
hours.
The physicians and people Of
Newport and Jackson county
have been rendered o $4,000
cash donation and site by Mrs.
Sigmund Wolff and Mrs. lssac
Goldman Of st. Louis for a mod
ern hospital to be erected at
Newport. The hospital is to be a
memorial Of the late Sigmund
Wolff.
One day Of last week Strong
Sexton, a farmer residing a few
miles from SYCAMORE, lizard
county, committed suicide by
shooting himself with rifle.
Sexton had been brooding over
his debts and inability to pay,
from the fact that his crop
amounted to very little, He
leaves a wife and four children.
The case Of the State Of Ar
kansas against DR.. A, Kellett Of
Newport, indicted by the jack
son county grand jury on the
charge Of criminal negligence in
the treatment Of q woman who
died from child birth o few
months ago, has been continued
in the Jackson county circuit
court on motion Of the defendant.
The longest freight train to
pass over the White River rail-
road was double header, which
left Newport one morning Of last
week. The train was 80 long
that the engine crews never
caught sight Of the caboose
but once between Sulphur Rock
and Batesville and that was at
Moorelield, where there is about
two miles Of straight track.
W. p. Montgomery Of Nam
moth Spring, manager OF The
South Fork and Fulton County
Telephone Company, was shot
and dangerously wounded one
day recently by Marshal o. W.
Ellis Of that city. The trouble
came up on account OF a settle-
ment OF line and costs in q cir
cult court case, Ellis loft i'm.
mediately for Salem, where he
surrendered to the sheriff.
In the suit for penalties brought
, by the state against tho Ameri-
can Book Company for alleged
{ violations Of the antitrust act,
! Judge Coffin, In the Jackson cir
cult at Newport last week, an
. nounoed his decision upon tho
, motion TO strike out certain see'
tons of the complaint which was
argued several days ago, sus-
tanning tho motion and giving tho
, defendants leave to answer by
Nov. ID, The case was continued.
, Arthur Collins, a white man
I, about q years Of ago, employed
Sharp County record., 1909-10-01
,HAME OF THE STATE.

e jefferson county jail al
luff there are now eleven
patients who cannot be
proper treatment at the
bsane asylum because that
Hon is already overcroWd-.
condition exists not only
brson county, but in many
ounties of the state.
iails of the state, the
holds erected for the de-
and safe keeping OF those
olate the law, are full OF
who are not criminals
fortunates.
yet you hear the singer
npaign buncombe, some-
designated as oratory, de.
he greatness of Arkansas
Veil with pride as he points
magnificence of the states
Bible institutions.
ansas may be great, Ar
i is great, but Arkansas
be greater.
state is really great that
lot care for it's unfortunate
really great state allows
bane to languish in the
jails, without the proper
hent and attention, because
EAT heart of a really great
a state controlled by i'm
that spring from patriotism
umanism instead Of poll
gould revolt at such a prop
his not a fact?
leave the case with our
Is 10 decide.
~
trouble is, the state OF
fsas is controlled by poll
IND politicians.
B hearts Of the people eve
but the people are not
be- the state of Arkansas.
people do not control af-
in the state Of Arkansas,
in fact or in sentiment.
y old joke about this being
vernment Of the people, for
eople and by the people" is
III to make a horse laugh
not repeated, seriously, by
who wish to deal only in
u put it down, Arkansas is
oiled by politicians, who
BE generous il it suits their
lends and purposes to be
|cous.
u it has been observed that
politicians first care is his
Future,
far as our investigation into
|ry has extended, no poll.
b has ever died from en-
Pment Of the heart.
hen all the facts arc taken
consideration, the shame
attaches to the state Of Arr
Jas on account of the neglect
, helpless and pitiable insane
Vs greater and greater.
hen the state penitentiary
ines too small for the 90.
Of all the convicts
penitentiary is enlarged, but
y tho state insane asylum
led to its capacity those who
W Il h out admittance are
9ded into filthy jails, with
Is, thieves and assassins, to
If they can or die II they
urder is a strong word, but
10 of these unfortunates dies
MI as q result OF disease con-
ted there, or should die on