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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01

3iesen i'm Gorf bten T..
9reitoufenb 4neoroaiegen iollen i'm
nG6fen Sriibiabr in ben nit 8ufds
inert beipa9ienen Siiseln Der Ratip>
nalforiten in &ulifornien bic auffors
flung nit ipertbpolIem RubboIS porbes
reiten. @ie bas NationalsSoritz z8us
reau mittbeilt, lit bic Sa6e Elm @ers
fud, bur9 ben biel menf9libe Mrbeit
seipart tperben fou. lleberbies ioIl
bamit bic 3ii9tung Der 3iesen, bersn
lanss Saare 10 ipertbpoG iinb. sefDrs
bert iperben unb susIeidb Shnetfen
fir Seuerssefabr anselest iperben.
Bon ben 3issen tpirb erfpartet, bob iis
biefe S9neiien unb bas baran liesenbs
2anb 70 bon ben bufdisen GbaparraIs
pflansen fdubern, baburd bic perbees
renben WoIbbrGnbe perriHgern unb
goben fir bic 4npflansung bon Rubs
b0I5ern porbereiten. Grtpeift ii9 bas
Experiment nit ben 3iesen nod sipei
Sobrsn als elm Grfolg, 70 fon es aud
in ben anberen Ratipnalforifen, mo
gbopporal bic niibIiden Walbbdum,
berbrGnst bat, berfu9t tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Oermtfdates HnlanD.
Sn Windlelter, gl. S.. itr

- Sn Winheiter, ". B.. jsritSrte
elm Seuer Die gBindeiter @srberei uub
ri6tete einen Shaoen uon $150.00O
on.
- Sin 6suer. bel bem orei 5euer'
.pebrIeute perlest murben, rihtete In
@isco. 9eras. einen Sduosu uon $780,
600 an.
= Gin uerbeerenOes Seuer SeritOrt'
ben @sI6dftstbeil Der Staot Bopoton,
Yirainien, unb ridtete einen S6aoeu
uon $75. 600 an.
= 8si elmer @rploiion in Der So
brit Der Slinois Shell SO. in Solicit,
Sa.. muroen pier Herionen setOotei
unO isds uerlest.
-Sn Solem. Wfuii.. wuroen bic
isubrifanlusen Der Carr Seutber so. on
Pope StraBe burh 5euer ,eritort.
S6aoen $3.50. 600.
- 8ei einem furdtbureu Sturm
murbe bel Olo Orduro Bead, Wte..
Der 1900 5uB lanss. aus iolioem Stabl
erbaute Pier erbsbli6 bsihaoist.
- Su Santa Wtonica. @al.. itarb
Der friibere @onSreB abssoronets uno
@sueraconiul tn Sdausbai inter Prd'
bent Sapss, Sol. 8. W. Welles.
= Die Beh6ros fir Sifeutlidsn
Disnit in 9iew 9Ort plant Gsrbsiisrun
gen Der Yerfebrsfucilitdten nit einem
9oftenauipanos pom fait $5oo.000.'
600.
-Su 8aibiustou. .. g.. ftarb
i'm Nlter pon SO Sabreu Reu. Or.
Samss 8. @ilbert. Der Sstrstdr Der
Nmsricah Society for Relisious @bu'
cation.
- Die @rseutiusbeb0roe Der Oitlihen
Dipiiion Der amalsamateo Sron, Stsel
& Gin @orfers' SHociatiOu beihlob.
cine 4obnrsouftion unter fsinen um-
itGnoen -njuuebmsn.
- DaS Observation-Disclosures Der
Staatsseiesaebuns uon Wtinneiota
nabm cine YorIass an. laut melder
Sinoesraub nit lebensldnSlihem SuAt'
bauS beitrait werosn iOu.
Sn @bicaao itarb @barles y.
Naits, elm frhhersr Ri6tsr. Shriftitel'
Ter unb SpradfOrider. i'm <er uon 85
Sabreu. @r bate 65 Sabre uuuntsrs
brobsu in Chicago sswobnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Gifenba abn Seittabelle.
S.Iapar.. sadaDauna unO BeIisrn sutn
Sn Rrafi btu q. SUM 1906

Su 8raft etn "a. Suui 1906.
eabIIa-9srl6ei SCRANTON fir Stem yurI
IN 2.05, 3.20, sos. 800, 1920, Born. /;
t2.l0, 3.25 uub $40 Na&mittass. cir
Rtp gorf unb philadelphia, UNI 500 Born,
i2.40 uuS 3.35 NaHmittaas. Cir
IebvbaHn,. $40 giaGmittass.
WSrolid sir Buffalo I'M 1. is, 6.25 u. 900
Rot; t.55, $40 unb 80 Rabmittaas. 8iir
Btnstamtsn, GImira uub 3pif&tnffatipntn um
1910 Mpr. uut los Na6m. }ir Osptao
5sratuls unO utica. um IFS unb 6.25 Wsr.
t.55 RaHmittags SsHtas. spratuGs unt
utica 3us I'M 6.25 ROr. l6uft t6aIid, ausat.
nemmsu Sonutaas. 8iir RontrOfs um 600
Wpr.; los uub $40 Rahm. Ri&oIlon as.
epmcbatiou. nm 400 Ra6mittaas. Bling.
hampton Nstpm pbaticu, I'm 6.t5 Ha6mittaae
Hleomsburg 9ibiToH-sBrIGFi Sranfpr
IHr RcribumbsrIanb um 6,35. 1920 Wpr.
i.55 aub 6.40 Na&m 6iir plymouth um 6. .0t
Ra&mlttass.
Sonntdas'8dee.
sHbIIa-8Fr Rtp gprf um 205, 800
sos Rnb 1920 WUrssus; 3.35 unb 3.4(
9dGm.
R5rsIi& - RAr Buffalo UNI Ifs, uni
6.25 Ncr. t.55, $40 uub ff.f0 RaHm
6ir StusSamtou uub 3pif&tniiatiOusn, 9.0(
uub 1910 8ormittdae
UIeomsburg 9ibifiou gtrIGht SuautOi
TIN t0.2N w"" uuh $40 Hd6mittags.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
Gin @roRmanoarin pom Abtin.
9ss pssiaHss sss Atnsiiidbsn RaIsnbsrs siu
esbornsr R5Insr.

1ss gsrtaHss bss AtnsHiAsn RaIsnbsrs siu
ssbornsr R5Iusr.
WobI nur ipenise 2sIer biirftsn cine
Mbnuns bopon babsn, bab Der @erfais
fer bes dineiiden &olenbers elm
Deutfher mar unb apor Der a0lrsr
Sefuitenpater Sobann aoam S4olI.
Dem frsiberrli9en @si9Isdt Der
Sdo[ bon 8eu entiproFsn, trat So
bonn 4bam 1911, nit 20 Sabren, au
Rpm In ben Sefuitenorben. Da er ii6
in Matbematit, pbpiit unb 9titrOnos
mie Defenders qusaei9nets, tpurhe er
1917 na9 China sei9idt, um nit feis
ner tpeltlihen 9elebrfamfeit bic Guss
brettuns bes Gbriftentbums fDrbern
gu beIfen. Qlls Der portusiefe Serbis
nanb perea 9lnbraba 1917 bos iagens
bofte 2anb Wiareo polos ipieber entz
bedt batte uno ols bann feline Na4fols
ger bonn Roiier BON China 1856 bic
grlaubnib erbielten. auf Der Snfel
9oaan bic Stnbt Wacoo au bauen, ers
Ibienen au9 bic Sefuiten. aber Grun5
3oper ftarb 1852 i'm 4ngefidt bes
beibsrfebnten 2anbes. Grit fein Ra4s
folser. Der SefuitenprobinaiS fir Sns
bien, Hunnes 8arreto, errei9te Rans
ton (1555). Soften SUB aber foBten
bic Sefuiten i'm R.i9e Der Tiitte erit,
ols fis bur9 ibre oitronomifden
RenntniHs bic 9ineiifhen Sternfuns
bisen aus bem Gelbe. f9lusen. Doll
lenbs aIs 1910 be llriis cine Wonb>
finiternib ri4tis Dorberfoste. auf ben
Mntras bes bon ben Sefuiten gum
gbriitentbum betebrten Wanbarinen
2i febte Der 4aifer om q. September
1929 einen 4usf9ub BON Wotbemotis
fern aur @erbeFeruns bes mobammea
bonif6en Ralenbers elm. Sn bieien
4usfduB ipurbe i'm Wai 1881 @4aa
berufen. Dieter mar 1919 nod Wlds
coo setommen. batte ober bier pGhs
renb ber 9riitsnfeinbli9en 8erpaIs
tung bes &olao (ReidsfanSlers)
S6in Q620-1622) bor 9lnter liesen
miiFen. Die RenntntHe in Der dime
Tif6en Spra9., bic er ii9 tpGbrsnb
biefss unfrsiipillissn @uftntboIts ers
iporb. famsn ibm aunddit in feiner
WiffionstbGtisisit in Sftnsonfu. Der
5auptitabt bon Sdenii, unb felt 1851
Bel Der 2lusarbsituns feiner dineiis
fhen Derte iibsr @ftronomie in Pes
fling suitatten. Gum Danf fir feline
8erbienfe fpurbs S9an erit 8oriibens
Der bes Matbematiterbofs nit benz
Titel sines rWeiIters Der bimmIif9en
9ebeimniFs," bann WorfBenber bes
groben Sofes (So9omiu) oIs ~9roz'
Der Mann bon bspGbrtem Ratb. "tpeiz
ter Wanborin srfsr &IaFe nit benz
Range unmitteIbar na9 ben Reids>
fiiriteu unb f9Iiebli9 @r5ieher bes
Sbronfolsers 3ansbi. Dur9 etnen
Mufffanb unter Der Regentfboft fir
&ansbi fpurbe er seftiirat, ober nidt
setDbtet, neil bic aberslGubif9en Gbt>
nefen, bur9 feltIame Simmelssei9en
erf9redt, bic Ra9e Der nit S9alI
perbiinbeten bimmlif9en @eitirne
fiir9teten. Der 9ineiifbe Rame bes
a6lner Seiuiten mar Sangiopong,
elm 3unome Saoipei. Inter bisfen
1amen iinb ou9 feline 6ineIf6en
S9riften erfditnsn, bon benen aber
nod sablreihe, ni9t aussebeutete
Sanbf9riften i'm @atitan unb fonit
Der 8eorbeitung barren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
AuStano.

- glus Cuba piro ssmeloet. baB
bort nabrsno Oisisr Saiion 400. 900
EOnnen 3uder werosn prooucirt wsrs
ben.
- Ssi 3widau in Deutidlano fiel
Der Erusforb elmer aobIeulsde in ben
Shaht binab. Bier arbeiter murosn
sstOOtst uao 3wanSis uerIest.
= Gn 9oro bsS Dampiers r@uu'
Oelupe4 trat @rs Prdiioent @ipriano 60
fro BON Senesusla bic Reiie nud Bort
Of Spaiu. SnieI Grinloao. an.
Sn ct. Pstersburs iturb gan,
uneripartet Siirit Wiihasl SiltOff, elm
Wiitsliso bee Stautsraths uno friibersr
ruiiiidsr Miuiiter fiir Yertsbrsweisn.
- 9u Berlin itarb Der bsriibmte ar5t
Or. Ruoolf BON Reupers, Der einit Die
isitber ueritorbene Saiierin SSrieorih uno
ben Heidsfan3ler uon Billion beban'
belt bate.
- Die preuBiide Resieruns bat cine
neue @iisnbabn'S SOrlase uer0ffentliht.
Jtu6 ibrsn Beitimmunseu wsroen $780,.
$50. 900 fir ben Suu uOu SIeinbubuen.
9esuns uOn DOppeISeleiieu auf ben
issisen 1inien uno auoeren Babnuer'
beHeruusen aussemorfen.
= Cine Seuersbrunit but oas @ebduoe
Der slbssoronetenfammer in Der Staoi
Wterico serit6rt. Der Shaoen betrdsi
stwa $150,O00. Guf welde 98eiie bel
SrauO uusbrad. lit uidt feftseitsllt
@s sinsen nit bsm Snbalt osS @sbau'
oes aud Die aften fiir ben 3sitruum bel
lesten 25 Sabre Su @runoe.
= Bei eiuem @rbbeben, bas I'M
ldneit in ,Srracala, Merlco. perlphr
puroe uno oaS In iener Stabt beoeu
tsnoen Shaosn unrittste, lpurosn au
Dem Srisobof piele @rdbsr oerart &c
Ofinet, baB Die yeiheu li6tbar murosn
lluter oisIen Seihen befauOen iif uiel
Spfer Der @hOlera'@piosmie uon 1851.
= Der Masiitrat pom Berlin bat be
ldloHen, on Stelle Der nlten 0erline
Stuotiarbeu idwlrS' S'rOtb'psis bic Sur
ben rotb'peiB in waseredtem Strstfel
nit iilbsrnem Sdilbe unO Dem Sdrel
gu Isssu. Die bdufissn Ssrwshiclun
gen Der Staot. nit ben Hei9siarbel
bOten YsrauIaiiuns Su Oisisr Wtub
nabme.
- 9n Der Sisuns Oes Suniss be
9emeinen uerlaS RremIcrmlnllter as
auith cine aus 9ieu' Seelano einaetroi
Isns Drpeihe. in Der Die Hs9ieruns biz
les Sanoes iih erbietet, Der Heglerun
uon @rOBbritannen Elm Sriessihiif Don
,Oreaonousht".9Dp gu i6enfsn. Da
patriotiihe auerbieten purOs nit gro
Bem Oant nn9enommeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01

9eutf9Ianb srSeust auf i'd
nen runb 100000 Settar Daloz
HG9e etipa 100000 Gtftmster
Sol3, pobOn 100000 uuf RubboI5
unb Der ReIt nEf 8rennbOIa entfaIlen.
@Gbrenb absr Der 8rennbOl5bebari
rei9lidb sebedt piro. oerseitalt, baB
aliGbrIi9 nod cine aobIenausfubr
Ifattfinbeu tann, perlanst Der beuti4s
gubboIabsbarf nod sins iGbrli6e @ins
fubr bon stipn 100000 Seitmeter.
bic einsm @ertb bon .ttpa 100000 =
900 Mart entipre9tn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01

Eddy Greek Colliery.
White Oak Colliery.
Jermyn Collery.
Powderly Colliery.
| Carbondale No. Colliery.
Coaibrook Colliery.
Dolph Coal Co., Jessup.
Bulls Head Coal Co.. Scranton.
| Clearview Coal Co., Scranton.
Elliott Mcclure Co., Old Forge.
I, Finn Coal &C Co. &C carSSndale; sGTan,oD
Hillside Coal q Iron Co., Glenwood and Erie
Jermyn i' Coal Co., colliery No. /.
Jermyn Coal Co, Colliery No. 2.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co., William A. Colliery.
Morse Hill Coal Co., Simpson.
Moosic Mountain Coal Co., Olyphant.
Mt. Jessup Coal Co., winton.
Nay Aug Coal Co., Scranton.
North End Coal Co., Scranton.
| Price-Pancoast Coal Co., Throop.
Pennsylvania Coal Co.
| Central No. 10 Colliery.
Old Forge Colliery.
No. 5 Colliery.
Gypsey Grove Colliery.
No. / Colliery.
Peoples Coal Co. Oxford colliery.
Scranton Coal Co.
Pine Brook Colliery.
Mt. Pleasant Colliery.
West Ridge Colliery.
Richmond No. Colliery.
johnson Colliery.
Raymond Colliery.
Ontario Colliery.
Riverside Colliery
Black Diamond Colliery.
Northwest Coal Co., Northwest Colliery.
Sterrick Creek Coal Co., Sterrick Creek Col
Lackawanna Coal Co., Ltd. Lackawanna Col
liery.
appsaatiOnstas u gsoniae. 26. april 1909, pon
Gountp 5dasmsiItsrs. i'm @eri9tseebdube in ssr
Stabt Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01
eadatpanna & Dbomins gaIIsp.
(9aureI ginie.)
3pll&m 9uauion unb WiIfts.8ar

3pif&m SCRANTON uuS 0iIfss.Sarrt.
3aat psrIaITtn Suanton nm 90. 200. 2 0n
100, 500 une 800 Woratns. Tim 40 Wor'
itHs au @o6sntaasn uue ale ua6fOIasne,
wanjta @iuuttu, unb um ZOO @Orasne a.
5cuutdasn unb olt uo6fcIat-es ,nduaia wi
'utsn bts une trflufius 70 no Rntte. In WH
ts-8drrs Al Wiuuitu 'pdttr dnfcmms-b.
Grpr'6,hss, uur n pittefCn arbnIttub. rt'
iFsu Scranton ale StuuSs 'ddIi6 duanr
ommsu 5cuutdas uuo Rtitrthasu non t'
wora.us bis 1.t9 assnos. uuh 'rsfFsr In gpn
ses.Baus 30 Riuuttn rp6tsr elm
Otftstr D'sua ,wiTh.r Snduton Wdc SIr
1drf, euud parf, psiusburn unS Dunmprs.
Sitbf Edbrplan fir atbddhsfSretrnSt i3hat,
Irdt IN 0rdft an 3. SuIi 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-01

SpieIten r2eidenbes
sdnsnib.] quf benz Srisbbofe gu
Wapptnssrs SaIIs Bel pousbteepiie,
q. g.. fpieIten cine ansabI. i'm @lter
bon flint BIB 5sbn Sobren itebenbe
anaben n9eidenbesGnsnib." Giner
Der annben, Der fiinfidbriee Sobnnie
SOrton, ipi.Ite bic 2eide. Die &naben
sruben Jpn ou9 ridtig Elm unb tparfen
bic @rube nit grbe gu. giur bns
r.dtaeitise Grf6einen ieines @aters
rtttete ben &leineu por bem Gre
ifidunastobe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

in eggshell tinted batiste worn over selfmatch-
ing silk slip casting pink shadows The drapery
under the arms Is exquisitely manipulated and
so shaped that 1t spreads gracefully over the
hips. Two shaped pieces of Flemish lace extend
from the shoulders to several inches above the
waistline, caught with an ornament in pink
pearls and crystal beads The yoke of fine net
is banded at its base by Flemish lace.
The fullness of the sleeves is drawn under a
bead and pearl ornament and the small cuff is
of lace The skirt is laid in small plaits, hang
ing straight and full, showing a small demi-tran.
With this gown is worn a dashing hat of coral
pink straw, its wide rever turned up eoquettish-
" at the side-front. A large, loose fiat bow of
coral velvet Is laid against the crown and from
behind the rever springs a pom-pon of Ostrich
feathers in black.
MARJORIE.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

of the leaf Shantung. Through the centre OF
the long euirass bodice extends scalloped panel
that gradually merges into the odd hip drapery
that is drawn low and terminates into large
bebe bow
The yoke and tall collar are filed in with
tucked chiffon and self-matching lace that car
ries satin frill. Two shaped pieces are laid fat
on the shoulders at the side of the yoke Con
siderable fullness, that is more than has been in
evidence, appears in the sleeves. which are trim
med with lace and ribbon frilling. The skirt is
deeply laid in kits.
At the base Of the collar is worn necklace of
large translucent enemes, now the fad in Jew
elry.
The hat is a saucy affair in pinlish brown
satin straw, turned up at the side, showing
side rever that is held back with a straw orna-
ment and a selftoned aigrette.
PASSION FOR JEWELED EMBROIDERY.
All shades Of gray, light, dark, medium, are
the smart mode, but there must not be the
faintest hint Of brown or taupe in their refec-
ton. Much this color has been sought for
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

the past year, it is as passe now as balloon
sleeves.
The frock in the second model is of silver gray
satin foulard and exploits the very latest craze
for embroideries which are jeweled, beaded,
studded with cabochons and spangled until the
fgrock so treated seems remnant of the pagan
splendor which held sway during the Meroying-
ian dynasty
The lace and satin berthe is sudden with
smoke gray pearls OF varying size, inter1ningled
with cut steel beads and grayish crystals.
Around the edge of the hip drapery is old blue
satin embroidered and interviewer with beads
in varying shades of blue and gray.
The hat of gray chip is faced with satin and
trimmed with swathing Of old blue satin
around the tall, dome-shaped crown and blue
and black feathers and heron plumes on the left
side.
The last model Is a charmingly simple frock
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
A Little Talk With Mothers

Children are always cutting OF hurting their
fingers in some way or other 1t Is a good plan
so as to be ready for emergeneies-to collect
a number of different sized fnger-stalls, each
provided with two narrow tapes, by which to
secure it to the wrist
A roll OF antiseptic lint is another useful addi-
ton to the family medicine chest, and pot Of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

boracic ointment should always be on hand, also
a bottle Of linseed oil and lime water, mixed in
equal proportions, to use tor burns and sealds-
However children may be dressed, their
clothes should bear the stamp of simplicity
Costly materials, laces and stitchery, If made
up in a neat, childish way, look as simple as
things that only cost quarter their price.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

ewes until viewed at tbs fashionable resort.
At the Casino, the other afternoon, the three
gowns appearing on this page were charmingly
worn by women of the inner circle of the smart
set, women who have Just returned from Cont
mental centres of fashion and gayety.
These frocks you see at glance have one dom
mating detail, the hip draperies, swathings that
50 subtly suggest the contour and graceful sym
metry Of the figure.
Paris is vastly pleased with these elinging drap-
cries that seem to be wrapped about the figure
in true Oriental style. Many and varied are
these caprices that lend themselves with such
nicely to the Moyen Age tendencies, which are
still in the ascendant.
The first model is in leaf green (the under side
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

he mad, merry whirl during the
brief social season here reveals
many elegant toilettes savoring OF
the Rue DC la Paix. Indeed, the
contents OF scores of trunks have
not seen the light of day since they
left Paris. held sacred from plebeian
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-13
To Abolish
Land Court.

Judge Weaver of the Land Court
has in his report to Chief Justice Hart.
well recommended that the duties of
the Court OF Land Registration be
transferred to Judge Of the Circuit
Court. He says as follows:
Another matter Of amendment Of
greater Importance, | recommend. not
as an Improvement in the working of
the act, but as a measure OF economy.
THE experience elsewhere is that
better and quicker results are had
from a separate court which we have
adopted here. SO far as ! have been
able to learn, whenever the ordinary
courts have had this work added to
their duties, II has been because Of the
constitutional limitations on the power
to create new courts.
BY giving the duties of the Judge of
the Court Of Land Registration to one
OF the three judges of the Circuit Court
OF the First Circuit, and making the
clerk OF his court the Registrar Of the
Land Court, salaries OF special Judge
and clerk will be cut out Judging
from past experience, by cutting out
these salaries and reducing slightly
the fee allowed to examiners OF titles,
the court can be run at no expense to
the Government. The costs deposited
and turned into the Treasury will bal.
ance the amount drawn. The policy of
paying out salary for part OF his
time to Judge OF a separate court is
not apt to induce experienced attor.
Legs to accept the position. The pres.
ent Judge Of the Court has felt the
duty to maintain the Land Registration
Act until 1t had proved its usefulness
and practicability. 1t has now done so
and the future will only add to the
present experience.
Therefore | recommend that the
Act be so amended as to transfer the
duties of the Judge of the Court of
Land Registration to Judge of the
Circuit Court, with the confidence that
the public have learned to benefit by
the Act and that the procedure is es.
tablished and known.
"' N'"'' hao peen useu mere az
modern Improvement over the ancient
machinery OF trying title to land, for
over Ave years, whereas California is
Just awakening to its use. New York
VIII be able to use this modern process
In February OF this year.
III this amendment becomes law. I
can give up my Office with the feeling
that Hawaii has learned to use modern
methods In matters Of title to land and
VIII continue to use them more and
more as the transactions in real estate
increase.
Dated at Honolulu, January, 1909
Respectfully submitted.
'signed) "P. l.. WEAVER,
Judge"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-13
Guaranteed
Liquor Cure

Drunkenness is progressive dis.
ease; the moderate drinker is not sat.
isfed with two or three drinks a day
the craving for more and more be.
comes irresistible as the disease ad.
vances; the result is Chronic Alcohol,
ism.
The treatment used successfully by
thousands right in their own homes is
orrine. II is sold under a positive
guarantee to effect cure or your
money will be refunded.
orrine No. l, is the secret remedy;
Urine No is for those willing To
TAKE the treatment. Either form costs
81 Write The Orrine Co., Washing.
ton. ID. C., for booklet, mailed in plain
sealed envelope. Sold by leading drug,
gists and in this city by Honolulu
Drug Co., Fort street.
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friends may mean all right when they
tell you they will vote for you later,
but something may happen that they
will neglect to come to the once and
pay; therefore It is TIE surest way Ia
secure their subscription, to call on
them at once and ask them to pay you
in person. and YOU are then sure OF
the votes.
How To Vote
Subscribers who depend on the
malls 10 bring their subscriptions 10
The Bulletin once. must always
state whom they want their votes cast
lpr always mention the contestants
name and whether you want The votes
published ~ once or returned 10 the
contestant II II best 10 return all
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ballots to the contestant and she will
then know who is voting for her and
can keep track Of her friends who
have voted, and then will have more
time to call on those who have not
paid their subscription and in this
way she can make thorough can.
yass OF all her friends, and 1t will
make the work much easier for her.
SEND your subscription direct to the
Contest Department and the votes
Will be issued for the one you state
and they will be returned TO the con.
testant with your name on II, and she
can hold the ballots back until the
clos" Of the contest. but ballots VIII
not br issued unless tho contestants
name appears ON same, which makes
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II safeguard against all comblna.
tons, which often arise In contests OF
this nature and makes II absolutely
fair for the contestant, as no contest.
ant can then withdraw from the race
and transfer her votes to someone
else.
Subscription Blanks
Candidates should call on the Con-
test Manager at once and secure sub
scription books, and there are a num-
Der Of things he would like to tell
you, In regard to the best way OF Sc
curing votes. Call at once at the
b Q n Office.
THE FIVE TRIPS WILL BE APPoR
TONED AS FOLLOWS:
District No. / includes the City and
County OF Honolulu.
District No. 2 includes the County
Of Hawaii.
District No. 8 includes the County
II Maui.
District No. 4 includes the County
Of Kauai. .
The fifth trip will be for the
chaperon, who will be chosen by the
young woman securing tho highest in.
dividual vote, irrespective of district
limitation.
You may take the trip any time you
choose. singly or in groups.
-Four Separate Contests.
The Evening Bulletin is con.
Quoting four separate and distinct con.
tests ut the same time.
The young woman who receives the
highest number Of votes In District
No. / will be given firstclass transpor.
tation both ways. and hotel accommo.
dations while In Seattle and San Fran.
cisco
The young woman In District No. 2
will receive the same trip TO Seattle
and San Francisco. with the same &C.
commodations as the one in District
No. /.
The young woman In District No. 3
receiving the highest number of votes
will receive the same trip as the young
women In Districts Nos. / and 2.
The young woman IN District No. 4
receiving the highest vote will receive
the same trip and accommodations as
the three above mentioned districts.
VOTES ON SUBSCRIPTIONS Al.
LOWED As FOLLOWS
One months subscription to the
Evening n-Old sub
scription, so votes; new subscription.
66 votes.
Three months subscription to the
Evening Bul n-Old sub
scrip;.on. 200 votes; new subscrip-
ton. $50 votes.
Six months subscription to tha
Evening n-old sub
scription, 500 votes; new subscrip-
ton. 700 votes.
One years subscription to the
evening n-Old sub
scription. 1900 votes; new subscrip-
ton. 1900 votes.
Five years subscription to the
evening nod sub
scription. 10000 votes; new sub
scription, 5000 votes.
One years subscription to the
week ly Bulletin-Old sub
scription 100 votes; new subscrip-
ton. 1876 votes.
Five years subscription TO the
weekly Bullet n-Old sub
scription. 1850 votes; new subscrip-
ton. 1000 votes.