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Hides. Tallo,v. Wool and Hon.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about Is6l1c un-
der quota tions. Heavy salted steers. 13e: me-
dunn. 12c; light l013c: cowhides, 101Sc FOR
heavy. 10c for light; stays. sc salted kip.
13c; salted veal. 151sQ16l5c: saTted calf. l8Isc:
dry hides, 19@19l5c: dry kip, 1S41S1sc; dry
calf, 24c; dry stays, 13c; dry veal. PIC; Mexican
dry hides, 1615c; Mexican dry saIted do. f3c
Mexican picked. l5c: sheepskins. shearlings. 20
75c@s1 each: long wool, Sl@I so: lambs. i59i
75c: horsehides. salt. 81 250G2.75 for large and
s1.75G2 for medium. 70c01-25 for small and
large and $1-25G1-75 for medium: 5Oc0Sf FOR
small and 25M50c for eoIts deerskins 1rv Nex-
lean. 2SG30e: dry salted do. 34G26c; picked 10
25e; dry Central American 2613Oc: goatskins.
prime angora. s5c4$l large hair goats s5G
40c; medium, 20430c; small. 5615e.
Tallow-No ! rendered. 4lSG515c: No p Az
641ac: grease. 263c.
Wool-New San Joaquin. years staple. 12n
l4isc; old spring clip tfree) Humboldt. years )
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london Wool Snics

LONDON, March 12-The wool auction sales
continued with offerings of 13,2O0 bales.
The demand active and the market strong
Mernos were from 5G10 per cent higher than
thee January sales. especially medium grades
Cross breds gained 2la per cent over the open
ing range. Americans were steady buyers OF fine
haired merinos and cross breds and continental
and home spinners were eager competitors for
their specialtes.
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ConditIon Of the Trensurr

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Todays statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund ex-
elusive Of the $3.50. 000. 600 gold reserve shows:
Gold coin and bullion. $40 429, BAT: gold certih-
Gates, ssS,2Ol 260; available cash balance $780,
397. S95
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PETALUMA, March 12.-There was no change
made in the prices offered for eggs today after
receipt Of quotations from the dairy exchange.
The best prices 23c and 19c. Swift &
Co. have established branch at Bloomfield for
buying eggs. The scramble for eggs is getting
interesting and dealers all but camp on ranches
In their efforts to secure the product. There
is little prospect Of prices going lower. Feed
prices remain too high for profit in the poultry
business among the farmers. and unless change
comes quickly there are indications that hOcks
will be sold after the spring laying is
over.
SANTA CRUZ March 12.-The egg market
remains firm. with liberal marketing AT 2Oc,
Large dealers between this city and WatsOnville
make good shipments daily to San francisco
dealers, where they find ready buyers at better
prices.
SANTA ROSA. March 12.-There is no change
in the local egg market today Dealers are
offering from 81 TO 22c per dozen for choice and
19c for seconds, based upon the San Francisco
dairy exchange quotations for the day. Eggs are
coming in freely and all those in proper condi-
ton now going into storage. There is a larger
demand for storage eggs than the supply
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Bank CIearIngs

NEW YORK, March i2.-Bradstreets bank
cleariDgs report for the week ending March
IL shows an aggregate OF 81, 665 ,072, 600. as
against So ,337 0s7, coo last week and $2,103,
0S7 600 in the corresponding week last year.
The following is a list Of the cities:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-rurpentine and Ro-in

SAVANNAH. March 12.-Turpenti ine-F'irm,
Ss1ac Sales 6, receipts 81. shipments s66.
Rosin-Firm- Sales 1.249, receipts 594, ship
ments l29, stock 492. Quotations; B. d.
sSl5931 171a: E, SS.1O@S. .2214 F. 1925; G. SS. %
@S2d12 n. $3.50: I. $40; NJ, $3.50; y. seq
6-35; W, G, s6.10@6.45; W, W, $6.109615.
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in bankers bills at s4se@4 ss1o for 60 days and
at S4.Sst0 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4S5a4 @4S55s.
Bar silver. 50Mc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds steady.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Hone,

Fruts-Evaporated apples. 5i2Q6ls; aprieOts,
7@91ae; fancy moorpark. 11M12c: peaches &c
for Standards 4lac for choice and 5G6c for
fancy: pears, 4@Sc; pitted plumS, 71a@S15e:
nectarines, AZ G5 ne; hgs. pa a04c; prunes 4
size basis, 2L 6I224c. with 1c premium for 4Os
Raisins-London Iayers-2 crown. 00c: crown.
81; seeded, 414iac; seedless, 2@2hc; Thomp-
sons seedless, 315c for unbleaehed: seedless sui
tana. 2%c; loose muscatels. 3%c for 4 crown
3c for 3 crown and 2Ee for crown.
Nuts-Almonds. nOnpareils 11Hd12c; IXL
i01a 6i1c; plus. ultra. Zoe: Drake, 9ISc:
languedocs, So G9c: hardshells. 6t307c wal
nuts-91sc per ID for No. 1 softshells, &c for No.
do. Chestnuts, SG1Oc per ID for Italian; nj
berts. 1215 G14c; pecans, 15G1Te-
Honey-water white comb. 12@13c: white 10
G11c; light, amber, 9G10c; dark amber Sc:
water white extracted, nominal; white. 7G
SC; light amber, 6a ale; dark amber and can
died, lsG512c per lb-
Beeswax-27 G2sc per Ib for light and 2s@24e
for dark.
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st. Loni. Wool Market

ST LOUIS. March 12-wool-Un Unchanged.
Medium grades. combing and clothing, 20G24c;
light fine. ia zoe; heavy fine, 1Od lie; tub
washed. 2s@34c.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK March 12.-There a de-
cline of about IS in the London tin market to-
day, with spot quoted at f131 and futures at
tl32 los. Locally the market was quiet and un-
changed at 2S.S0M29c.
Copper was lower in London. with spot closing
at f55 It's Cd and futures at f56 l2s Cd. The
local market weak and lower, with lake
quoted at L.. 75@1 2.S71ac electroytic at 1877 u
G512.50c and cast at 12.25@12.37 lac
Lead was unchanged at Els rs sd In London
and at 3.95d4c locally.
Spelter was also unchanged in both markets.
closing at E21 los in London and at 4.75@
4-I7I5c locally.
Iron was shade higher at 4Gs cd for Cleve-
land warrants in the London market Locally no
change reported No. 1 foundry northern.
$16.75G17.25; No. .. $16@16.75: No 1 southern
and No L do soft, $16. 75@17.25.
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FISH, PER POUND

staple. 16alec; San Joaquin. ~ @11c: southern
coast. 617 Q91ae; Nevada. 9d14c per 10. Fall
clip northern mountain (free), IA @S15c; defee-
tive, 5G6c- Oregon-Valley. 1453 41Ie per ID
Hops-Prices 70 growers are from &c 10 lOc
per ID.
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Ner York stock List

e F. Hutton & Co. 40 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange. FUR
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday.
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General Merchandi.e

kagS-6raln bags. OUb14c. buyer June-Iuly
ID and Soc for ID; deeee twine. Sc per ID.
COal-Beaver Hill. 81: Pennsylvania anthracite
egg. SIC per ton; Wellington. So; New yelling
ton. So; Coos bay, 81; Australian house-Rich-
mOnd ETC., So Stanford Richmond. SS Cumber-
land, SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh an
thracite. SIS; coke. S14 per ton IN bulk and SIG
in sacks: Rocky mountain $3.50 per short ton.
Oils-QuotatiOns are for barrels. Linseed, Tie
per gallon for boiled and sec for raw; cases,
6e more: castor OIL IN cases. No l., I5cs Ba-
keFs' AA. cases. S1-130i.15; China nut. cases
631Ae for xxx. ssh 061e for No. / and 566a
5S7sc for No 2 according TO quantity: extra
bleaehed winter sperm oil. 65c; natural winter
sperm OIL. 65e; natural whale oil. 55c: extra
winter bleached lard oil. 95c; No. 1 neatsfooe
OIL 65c; herring OIL 40c; salmon OIL 35c: boiled
fish OIL 35c; paint oil. 3Jc.
Coal Oil, Gasoline. etc.-Water white iron
barrels OF drums. 1Oc: $50 deg OIL iron barrels
or drums. HE; special DO. lie; pearl oil. in
20c; Elaine. 26iac; eocene. zoe: red crown and
motor gasoline in bulk. 141sc: In cases 21 3@c.
&C; cases. &c more; Sc deg gasoline. In bulk
Soc. in cases he: varnlsh makers and paint
ers naphtha- in bulk lie, IN cases is1Sc.
Turpentine-64c per gallon In cases and SIC in
bulk drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per Dbl Of $50 lbsl--E. $3.50: +. S5.S5;
9. $3.50; II, $50; WV. 5000.
Red and White Lead-Red slzd9c: white
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a.
fellows. terms net cash: standard granulate ted
fine or coarse. 5.35e: fruit standard. 5.35c;
bbls, 5.S5c; tablets. IN boxes &. lOc: cubes and
crushed. 5-6Oc; powdered. 5.45c: candy -ran,i-
lated. 5.45c; confectionery A. 5.45c: confection-
ers' crystals. 5-45c magnolia A. a 95c: extra O.
4.S5c; golden C. 4.75c: d. 485c: extra hne granu-
lated. 515c. Barrels and 80 ID bags 1Oc. hslf
bbls pc boxes 5Oc more per 100 lbs for all
grades Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard fine tcanel zranulated in
100 10 bags as follows Bags. 100 lbs. Soc; bar
rels. 45c' half barrels. Soc 40 II tins. cased,
81 -o5; s5 10 tins. cased, s2O5; 10 ID TINS cassd
10 in case, 81. 70; 10 tins. IN a case. s. 20:
80 10 boxes. Soc No extra charge for putting
up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows. Granulated besis
$3.50; 'Higrade'' bar. 5.T0c: powdered. 8 45c. A
crushed $500; berry. 5-35c; c. & Fl. extra hne
dry granulated. J-S5c, coarse dry granulated
$3.50: confectionery A. 5.35c. confecfioner.s
crystals. 5.45c: cubes. soc; bricks 5.6Oc; extrs
fine granulated 600 N bags only, 5.15c: excel-
sior A. 490c- extra G.. 4.S5c: golden O. 4 TSc-
yellow d. 4-65c: H & E crystal doulnos 35e
Additional per 100 lbs IN barrels and so III has
10c more; half barrels. 2lc more: boxes soc rnors
for all grades Bar. in 30 Ii and 40 II fins a IN
more; in 10 n tins. S2-S5 more. Minimum order.
carload weight. -'
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Meat Market

With the exception OF lower prices for veal.
all quotations remain unchanged. with condi-
tiOns previously stated.
DRESSED MEATS
SlaughtererS' rates to dealers are as follows.
Beef-sGS13e per ID for steers. TGsc for cows
and helfers.
AUTHORIZATIONS. 95341Oi3e; ewes. 9991ac
per ID.
Lsmb-11ls Z @12e per ID; spring lamb. lac.
Dressed Pork fper lbJ-110111zc for light and
hG10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered IN san Francisco. gross
weight:
CattIe-Steers. No. l. 51s QJ1sc; second quail
iry. Sc; third quality, 4Hc; cows and heifers.
4Q4he for No /; second quality. 3ia GS%c;
third quality, 303He: thin. 242Ac; bulls and
stays. 215e; thin bulls. z ft2c.
CaiEes-5c per lb for light. 41se for medium
and 4c for heavy.
sheep-wethers, 51s@se per ID; ewes. 5a5ihc
per ID.
Lambs-61Sc per 10.
Hogs-1OO to 200 lbs, 6Sic: zoo to go lbs
exc; ESQ lbs and over. Sc per ID; hoars 50d60
per cent, stays 30@4O per cent and sows f06t20
per cent or from above quotations.
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Portland butter Market

PORTLAND. March 12.-Butter-City cream
cry extras 35G36c; fancy outside creamery, 35c;
store, 1S62Oc..
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F.miIv retail Market

Retail rates for the leading housenolo Sc sssR -.
show but little variation from lass a., ersrss
for vegetabIes Prices for asparagus ana s,ii
are settling down normal levels 49, .nd
other descriptions are still IN hmiteu $500.
al Wholesale but retail rates have nye Os.a -
affected as yet. Meats. fish and Po'iNS
still selling az the familiar quotauohs'
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston stocks and BONDS
THE CoPpFR SroCks

BOSTON March 12-Continued dulIness pre-
vailed throughout the whole session and business
was the smallest in several days. Parrott was
active and strong on what thought to he
New York buying. Bear operations which have
been carried on for some time have not beer
very profitable, and it looks as il we might
get small turn at least short covering
within the next few days. Traders would ra ther
buy stocks on any recession from this level than
sell them.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady: 2s5sd per ounce.
Money-2s4 N3h per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 2as per cent and for three months
bills 21s az 3-16 per cent.
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.Net included in totals because comparisons
are Incomplete.
mot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, March 12.-Flax closed at
$1.64ss
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COPPER CLOSE
Bid. ASK.

The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut.
ton & Co, 490 California street, San Fran.
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n YEW YORK March l2The aimless drift OF of
IN turned upward today period backing and
ghty yeserdy low level for the
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DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC
Butter Ib sq-S0gS5i swiss Cheese ---52a % -
IL ID squares. .6OGl65l Eggs. dOz - q ~ %
Cal. Cheese fy20l Honey, c0mD, 10 .<V,gS- 49,
Eastern Cheese. .-02Jl Do exracteu.4Ve -
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Lettuce. dOz ...-SOe8tO
Leeks. doz buchs--Ql9
Onions. per l0-
Potatoes. ID --.-2hQ $
Parsnips. d0z .-.-9=S. !.
RadlshPs. dz bcns--eq-n' :
Rhubarb, ID .... 90 >
Sage. doz Ducns. bid
String Beans. lb--W--
summer squash. lb-4-
Sprouts. per lD..-W ;
spinach. per b. SO ;
Thyme, doz bucns-t920
Turnips. per dos--W-
Tomatoes. ID .-..164@0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

Veteran actor Denman Thompson
dying at his New Hampshire home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
'; &C.; ::::::. sP0R Ts e: Ell; ::::::
PaperchaSe Is
Good For the
Wind

The meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
held last night decided that there
would he no field sports this year.
On the 18th OF June, the anniversary
of Kamehameha's birthday, long
distance road race will be run on.
Doctor Hand suggested the Mara
thon race and the idea met with IN
slant acceptance. Everyone eagerly
took up the suggestion, and the event
will take the place Of the regular
field sports The Alexander Field Is
open to the public, and gate money
cannot be charged. The Boys Field
/ is in such q bad condition that field
sports are out of the question there.
James Mott, John d. Coekburn, and
10. II. ingalls, were appointed a COM
mittee to fix n course. and report at
the next general meeting.
II was suggested that the race be
started at Kapiolani Park, the first
! mile to be run there, and the, ensuing
twenty or so miles TO he done on the
roads. the event finally finishing at
the Park where 1t started. -
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold few
paper chases in the near future, and
as this form of sport is one of the
very best for fitting man for long
distance running, no doubt number
o. the Haleiwa Marathon runners
will avail themselves of the chance
to follow the "hares."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
Novelty Game
Promises
Well

The NoYclty tournament at the
Country Club or the 22d will with
out doubt attract lot Of attention.
Great curiosity has been shown by
golfers as to the conditions OF the
event.
The committee yesterday decided
that a club match against Col. Bogey
would about fill the bill for novelty
For this occasion one stroke will be
added to the "Colonel's" score at each
hole, making the total 40. This
should prove an Interesting event
and most OF the golfers will turn
out, II is expected.
Lunch will be served at noon and
no doubt many members, other thar
golf players will go out for lunch aftel
the Parade Is over.
The novelty match should become nj
annual affair, and bids fair to be yer,
DODulIr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
NEW THEATER TO BE
AN uP.To.pATE.

The new theater which is to be built
on the site OF the old Empire, Will be
an upto.date building. +, Il. Richard
son, who is at the head of the venture
seems very sanguine about the mat
ter and will as soon as possible give
out all the details of the building, etc,
1t Is to be hoped that the theatel
will be finished before the end OF the
year. Another first-class theater add
ed to Honolulu's present number, will
prove IA great attraction, and should
be well patronized from the start
Doubtless companies from the coast
will make prolonged stays there when
the new theater opens, and the site
being such central one, large au
diences should be the rule every even
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
LORD WILL GO TO
CUBA ON BUSINESS

According to the letter received
here by Frank Thompson, Il. j. Lord
will go to Cuba, before returning 10
Hawaii mel. Lord. some time ago,
went to Washington and there sub
mitted bids for the construction OF
Pearl Harbor docks. He, however.
did not get the Pearl Harbor con-
tract.
Lord wrote to his wife to come to
San Francisco, bringing with her his
dress suit, which he intended to use
In attending the inaugural ball OF
the new President.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
Postponed Ball
Game Played
Today

The interclass baseball game be-
tween the st. Louis Sophs-Freshies
and Senior-Junior teams, which was
interrupted by the heavy rain on
Lincoln's birthday, will be resumed
this afternoon.
The previous game had gone four
innings when the rain stopped the
play, and the younger players were
then four runs ahead.
Dreier will pitch for the Sophs
whilst Espinda will perform for the
Seniors. Much interest is being
shown amongst the scholars and the
game this afternoon should be a fine
example OF roofing. The game will
start at 1880 y. m. sharp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
Students and G.
A.C. Play On
22nd

The baseball match between the
Students Alliance and the c. A. c.
to be played on Washington's Birth
day is creating quite large amount
of talk In the Riverside section OF the
city. The game takes place at p. IN.
Chi But is captain OF the Alliance
team and he seems to think his team
has a hunch on the game.
En- Sang Kau, the captain OF the
c. A. C.'s. is just as certain that his
boys can put It all over the Students ).
A fast and interesting game should
be the result OF all this before talk"
and big crowd Of supporters OF both
teams will be surely on hand to chcel
their favorltes on TO victory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

S. l.. c. Band.
20 flag OF the bright stars and stripes,
o flag Of the red. white and blue,
We all look upon you with love.
And pray to be pure, brave and
true"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
NEWS NOTES FROM THE
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS

The Kamehameha boys will start In
training In about a week for the track
meet which will be held late In March,
Frank Mackenzie expects to break
the Island record for broad jump this
year. There are many dark horses
at the school now.
The guns for the Kamehameha ca
diets are due about the first week OF
March. The boys are now taking W
guard drill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
Country Club
Keeps Open
House

The Country Club will keep open
house on Floral Parade day and every
one is invited to visit the pretty Club
links. The grounds are certainly
looking their best now. and a trip
out to the Club well rcpays a casual
visitor. =
On Monday afternoon large num-
Der of decorated motor cars will run
out after the Parade is over, and the
scene at the Club should be very
animated.
/ A bus will meet every electric car
from town and should be well patro-
nized. Given fine day, the crowd
at the links will be a record-breaking
one. 81 o..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
Second Teams
Still Play
Soccer

The PunanUu second soccer team
will today try conclusions with the
Aliiolani A team. Last Wednesday
these two teams met--the Punahous
winning with score of to 0. 1t
was a very close game and well play
ed by both sides.
The Aliiolanis have not sufficient
players to form two teams, so have
to draft few of their first team into
the second.
The match this afternoon will be
played on the Aliiolani campus. start
ing ut half-past 3 o'clock. The game,
judging from the other close match
should be an interesting struggle t.
watch. or course the intersch plastic
series are all pau, but still great In.
terest is being shown in the second
teams.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

1875 editorial rooms-256 bust.
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers Of the Bulletin office,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

An occasional inspection Of the
ballbearing does not harm; they sell
dem give trouble, and by the renewal
OF set of balls which appear slight
ly worn broken ball and damaged
race may be obviated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
WILL SETTLE FATE
OF 00KALA SATURDAY

The ookala Sugar Company will
hold its annual meeting on Saturday
to decide finally for. the future plan.
The most important question. which
Is likely to come up for discussion
will be: rs II advisable to close the
plantation or not"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
, . . . . - . . . . . . =
, SPOUTS BY THE .
, .h SPORTING EDITOR .

"Dooney"" Hartman OF Compression
al fame. - everyone knows the yarn
OF Dooney. standing on the edge OF
the crater OF Haleakala, at the time
OF the Congress party's visit to Maui,
and exclaiming. when we behold
this awful abscess' SIS In town once
more.
Dooney seems as chirpy as ever al
ter his eighteen months so)ourn on
the Island OF Kauai. Dooney was
bern and reared way back In Ari-
iona on a ranch. What he does not
know about q horse or horse race Is
not worth mentioning. II appears
that Dooney In his travels had ac-
quired horse-at least the former
owner, native, swore It was not a
cow-for very moderate sum. TO
quote Hartmann: HE looked more
like a camel than anything else; ne
had hump In the middle OF his back
that looked like Diamond Head!
along toward Makaweh' Jap on
""ooVN"s po.' wappn,
laval, so," "s,re -. ren,,ed Doon-
oy "You like race?" endured the
Mikado's subject. You're on"
Joshed Hartman. never dreaming that
Two doiiar me iich YOU, was .ne
h.o Nt Saul, T,a d,s,onno 80 NJ tawoii
wa. about ono mile
What sort of a start" snorted
Dooney when relating the story aft
erwayd. why, the Jap went on
alone yeinng iog 700 nlucn aus,
,wo oyorhau, that h,anky Jant,"
Dooney headed the Jap at the Ma
kaweli stables and passed the planta-
ton Office two lengths to the good.
ny chi' you norse hummer one
SOU me ;.mh e Su ~. ,a Uu '''' i'o"
Not for sale " said Doonev 81
need him for" but that's another
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE

Following Is the program rendered
at st. Louis College today In celebra.
tion of Washingtons Birthday:
!. March-Amcrica Airs. Prcndiville
s. l.. c. Band. a.,
2. Washington-Acrostic and Song
................ S. +. S. No. 4
3. Our Country ..
Mount Vernon ).... S. +. S. No. 8
Our Flag
4. Overture-King Mydas. .Eilcnberg
S. l.. C. Orchestra.
s. March Onward-Chorus and Or
chestra .............. Guibcl
6. The Bridge Is Down. s.. +. s. No. 2
Z. Dying In the harness. s.. +. s, No.
s. Whatsoever the Waves :. .Rosas
8. l.. G. Band.
3. Violin Solo-Hail Columbia. Harris
Clyde Baldwin. -
10. A Tribute to Our Flag III Primary
II. WashingtoR-........ Primary
IL. Mazurka-Birds Of Love. .Ascher
S. l.. c. Orchestra.
10. Duo-Hawaiian Melodies. Francis
Flute, Fr. Correia.
Violin. J. Neal.
II. What We Learned About Wash.
ington. Crossing the Delaware
................... II informed.
Is. Washington's Birthday. Il informed
lG. Playing King-Monologue ....-
................... Edm. Legros
II. Firemen ............... II Gram.
IS. March-Quick Service 800. Adler
Orchestra.
10. Orchestra and Chorus--Medley.
s''''''''.' .s..'..,... WHllt
90. The Musical Director
Col Brass ...,. ID. Mossman
JOB Tonson ...9........ i. Hall
Ben Boomer .......... j. Xavier
Peter Dink .......... 7. Cockett
Jehu Mason ...... l.. Fernandez
Mr.. Pearce ....... +. Markham
SeTNdnt ..'''......''' Il, CnaSe
81. Quickstep-Red Rover 49,. Boyer
s. l.. C. Band.
20. Star Spangled Banner .........
s. l.. c. Band.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-01

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