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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
GOVERNMENT SEEKS
TO RECOVER RICH
COAL LANDS
Sensational Testimony in Trial
at Denver of Men Accused of
Looting Public Domain by
Dummy Entrymen System.
fBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel

(By Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
Denver, Dec. 17.-Sensational tes-
timony was given in the federal court
here today by witnesses from Iowa
i'm the suit to recover coal lands in
Routt county, Colorado, that had been
obtained it is alleged, by means OF
dummy entries and in other fraudu-
lent ways. At the conclusion ot to-
days hearings Judge Lewis announced
that a prima facie case already had
been made against "a part of the
defendants and that all motions for
non-suits would be overruled.
The suit is directed against the Of
ficers and directors of the Union
Land company, all citizens of Denver.
y. G. Koser. a farmer of Iowa City,
Iowa, declared that Frank McDon-
ough. an attorney for the defendant
company. had said to him:
Unless we get these thousands OF
acres of coal lands into the hands Of
innocent purchasers for the benefit OF
the Union Land company we will not
ONLY lose the whole thing, but we are
going to get into litigation with the
government and you stockholders
(Koser being "a stockholderb Of the
concern may have to go to the peni-
ttntiarv with the officers. The filings
have been irregular and we must COW
er UP.
Koser said he had been lured into
the deal in 1902, but did not suspect
its fraudulent nature until two years
ago THE promoters told us they had
obtained the land from the entrymen
I'm an irregular way" Koser added.
:. X. stevenson. an attorney oi
Iowa CITY. caused sensation by de-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
REQUIEM MASS FOR
DEAD KING IN MEXICO

Mexico City, Dec. l7.-On the day
appointed for the funeral Of King
Leopold in Brussels funeral service
and high mass for the deceased mon
arch win be celebrated In this city
Belgian Minister George Allart is ar
ranging the service.
As soon as the news of the death
of the king was received the Belgian
flag was floated at half mast from the
legation building,
The American flag also hung at half
mast at the embassy
The Belgian legation in Mexico and
all Belgian official life viii be in
mourning for a year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
.CHARRED BODIES OF
FIRE VICTIMS
FOUND
Unfortunate FaCtory Girls Meet
Death in Attempt to Escape
From Flaming Building in
Philadelphia.
Ir, Merninr JeurnaI speeIal Lsa.ed wIrsl

as To the fate OF the five girls who
were reported missing Inst night after
the lire at Shrack a ShcrWood's fac
tory was removed late today when
the five bodies were found ou tho
third floor of tho huildiug
The charred remains were di~euV-
cred under mas of debris near the
rear of the fnciur,, indicating that tho
girls had endeatorrd Co reach fh. rear
fire ESCAPE when oSertaken.
The bodies were su badly charred
that il was Impossible Tor the parents
to identity them except by pieces Of
jcwelry worn. Including Fireman Jo-
seph Tenor. who was suftorHtcd. six
persons are known tp have pcrished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
TWO KILLED IN WRECK
ON GEORGIA CENTR Al

Macon, Ga. Dee 1.-Two persons
We're killed. one was probably fatally
injured and seven others hurt today
when Central of Georgia northbound
passenger train crashed into the com
bination second class baggage and
mail car OF a train on the Macon &
Birmingham road at Harris City, Ca.
The Dead.
WILLIAM a. McCURDE.
j. L. WILLIAMS, both bystanders
Of Harris City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
ZELAYA'S RELATIVE
FACES DEBTORS CELL

New York. Dee. l7.-Fortune gave
the Zelaya family another prod this
afternoon when a jury awarded Miss
Juliette Hero, $4,000 damages against
DR. Anibal Zelaya for breach Of prom
Use.
1t might as well have been $780,
900" said the young relative of the
Nicaraguan dictator. when ne heard
the verdict. Il have no money and
can't pay"
Under the law young Zelaya can
be committed 10 Jail for an Indefinite
period.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
WRECK OF ILL FATED
CAR FERRY FOUND
Effort viii Be Made to ASCer-
tain Whether Hulk Contains
Any of Twenty-four Bodies
Still Missing.


t0s Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Erie. Pa, Dec. 1.-THE wreck or
Tue car ferry Marquette and Bessemer
40 :. which foundered in the great
storm on Lake Erie Tuesday, Decem-
Der Z. and caused the death of S3 per
sons. was found late this afternoon by
me tug boat Reed of this city at
point twelve miles from Conneaut. q
Efforts Will be made To ascertain
whether any bodies are aboard. There
are still twenty-four missing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
ROBBERS LOOT BANK AT
GERONIMO, OKLAHOMA

i-a"ton, Okla. Dec. 17.-Five rob
rs entered the Citizens State hank
Geronimo. small town near here
airy today. dynamited the safe and
.scsped with $4,000 cash. They are
'ihs followed closely by a posse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
RESIGN NTION FOR COCNTRN's
GOOD DECLARES ZEi.ANA

Manasua. Nicaragua. Dec. 1I.-ln-
undated hy the guns Of American
warships and the threats OF President
TAFT. Jose santos Zelaya mas resigned
from the presidency
President zelaya last night cabied
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
Heart Disease Kills Arm, Man.

Manila. Dec. l5.-Major Arthur n.
Foster Of the Philippine scouts drop
ped dead today OF heart disease. He
was a captain OF the Nineteenth in
fantry and contemplated retirement
from the army on account Of heart
trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
IIIinoi. Village IIamc swept.

Peoria III. Dee. 1.-THE little
town Of Dunlap. eighteen miles north
81 here. suffered % disastrous fire to-
night entailing losses of $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
LAW LIMITING HOURS OF
TELEGRAPHERS HELD VOID

Galveston, Tex, Dec. 1.-THE first
court of civil appeals of this city to-
day declared as unconstitutional the
eight-hour telegraphers' law passed by
the Texas legislature last year. The
decree holds that the statute conflicts
with the existing federal statutes on
the same subject. which allows nine
hours as a working day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18

claring that two of the defendants had
been advised by a minor official at
the land office AT Washington to
change the name of the company and
bury it deep to help the fraud
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
Storm Sweeps Panhandle.

Canyon City. Tex, Dec. IA
severe storm prevailed over the upper
Panhandle and southwestern Oklaho-
ma today. The thermometer regis
tered sixteen degrees above zero.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26
Die Eittsbnra Graft gifaircn.

Eittsbnrg, go, %. April -
Scnrp 80, Scl5cr, ein bieiiger Spiel.
better, mllrbe bclltc Ibcllo ipGt idlll-
Dig befnnocn, $t7,500 ongenommell
5u bobcn, Inn nit oen 8eloe Staots
rotbSmit9lieber bcited,en 5i Dem 3tue.
de, cine biciigc @ant sur itGotiidcll
Gcpolitcn E Sonf 5rl MAIDEN. Die
Slrp por icit geltern Nohmittng in
Serotbrlg. Ger 9ol5er r Sail mar
cine 6olgc Scr %betonnten, gegen ltGb.
tild,c 9eomtcn crbobcnen y@roit."
acknowledgement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26

3iel lit fein niebrieeS. @ien ioll bic
critic Staot Ger Melt iein, Die Die 10
3ioIe Srage ollrd) Grweiterltng oes
Muni5ipolbelibeS uto getriebeS lott,
unb ioll buOurd sur critcn Staot Der
Wclt lucroen.
Gon Sron5 SoiepG croft
net.
@icm ). Npril. - aaiicr 6rallj
Solepb cr0ifnetc in Eerion Die Org
ber5oG Scarf 9(usltellung I'M @eluerbe'
Muicum. Tie 5rr S6ou porbanocnc
Sommlrng lit duBerit intcrcIIant.
Sic betrifft anoenfe1 an Den glor'
reifen Sieg oes 8encroI6 elomor'
ihous BEL Nlipern iiber iiber Nopp.
icon inn Sabre 1909 mo moerc
SebcnSmiiroigfeitcll aus ben groben
9efreilun9sfGmpicn I'M @eginn ocS
nergongenen SabrbulOert$.
uugurn'S % iniItcrfriiiS.
@icn, %. Npril.-Seitrcid mar.
tct ben Serlnuf Scr ungariid)cll arllH,
nelte olrh Die bon bc1 bieiigen
moBgcbenocn SteQen beidloiienc slb'
le6nung Der nllf Die Grrid)tulg bon
aurteubunfen ODER Die Shofilng CT
ncr iel6ItltGnbigcn ungoriidcn 9ant
be5iiglidcn Gorihldgc bcrbei0efii6rt
ruorOen lit, ais intereiiirtcr 3uihouer
u6. Sic @lGtter 6etrudten bcn Gro
fen SuliuS gnoroiip, bclien 9eriiilng
ifon fiir5lid por5eitig oltgefiinbigt
mor, ais 0en vfommcnben Womn".
0urd Sergleid beigelegt.
9erlim %. Npril. Ter
Ero5eB, meldJen bic StriitItel.
Ierin GIiiobetb 6oriter. Niebide, Die
S%erlpoltcrin beS Nohloiies bes pera
itorbencn Ebiloiopben 5rieorid Nieb.
Idle, altgeItrengt botte. miro nidt perz
bolloelt merOen. 2ult Wcloung aus
@cinor lit ser Strcit ser Gomc nit
Gle0crid) 0llrd) Clncn Scrglcid) beige
legt Dorben,
Pie obcren 3ebntoncnb g."
Serlim 25.N @priI. Gin
CreigniB Don ioluobl tiiuItleri.
ideml mic 9ciellihuitlidem Slrtereiie
mar Die llrnlfiiibrung Der Sperettc
Gle oberen 3ebntouieno" BON benz
ontcrifaniiden Gomponilten @uitop
aerfer I'M uWetropol.l beoter." 2aS
Saus mar ullsberfouft uno aus Ben
prndtpollcn Soilettan, sic man i'm
3llifnIerroltm iob, IieB iid) erfenncn,
Dab Is Elm 9utes Erblifum lpar, oos
Dem omerifaniihen @erfe 10 grobes
Sntcrciic elttgc1cnbrodte mo iold)cn
9eifoQ lpenOetc. Is mar Elm ebrliter
GROCER @riolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26
ltmfangreid)c 8cridrtsprptpfpac.

Sal bingtom %. April.-3ie
Ge9icrung bat nit Der Storlooro
Oil so. Elm Sbfonumen gctroifen, I'M,
ter Dem lid bcioe Torteicn pcrpilid,-
ten, ic Die SGlitc DER llnfoitcn 81, fro.
gen, pcldc oilrd) Grliden mo Gin,
binbcn Der 8crid)tS . Trotofonc in
Den Ct, 2oliS Bro5eiien cntltcbclt.
Die Irbcit miro 9cgcuiuGrtig in Der
HcgicrnngS Grndcrci fertig geltellt.
Gic Erotofolc mcroen 20 obcr 81
SGnoc bon ic 800 Scitcn StGrfc fill,
len. Die Soften beS GinbinocnS II.
9rllfcnS merbcn lid, iopeit pcrlalt-
tct, ouf $4,000 bis $4,000 bclou.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26
8Gbel's M1rocr.

9lud 0crrp 0outiep rcfnct iest olli
9c9nooi0ull9. - Sobn Eoncrs
bot Iid lett Sabren inter eincnl
ioli6cn Narnen IN Geunip(panien
o~uigeDaltel.
Sronffort, Sp, %. g(pril. -
sd babe gella,t 10 picl slnlprlld) uuf
9e9taoieung mic iene 2eutc," CT.
fldrtt Senrp 0outicp, ols CT Don Der
9e9noOi9ung Der lcfS Der Grn1or.
Sung @obcl's al9etlugtcn MGlmcr
bllrh @oupernellr @ialon eriubr.
rallG iiir mid loate ctpas Gcrorti-
ges gctbon nerocn. Sd bin melt Oo.
ppll cntiernt, oil Der Gambling bes
@%ouperncurs aritif 81 iibclL, I'M @cs
gcntbeil, ih irene mid, baB or 10
banoelte ulto boB oieie Yro3clie nie
micber sur @erbanOlung fonrn1crt
merocn." Oolitlep iprah oopon, iuie
c: nit ocn beiten NllSiiftcn ms Sc.
id'Gitslcber eingetreten iei, in oeriel.
ben H~ed)tsfluiie nit GongreBmit9lieo
2ongportb 9rnouirt babe, Damn ie.
bod in Die NoIitif binein gerotbcn
iei unO id)licBlih i'm 3udtbalis &c.
cnoct bobe. Is gilt as mobrldein.
lid, oab nl,nnebr audi CT ein 9egna'
oigln9sgeilld) einrcifen miro.
FlttSburh ga, 20. April. -
Spbn EoucrS, elmer Der Ourb @au.
ucrlleur &ilion Don aentudp gcgna.
oigtcll, Gin Gruoer Caleb Eomers,
Der leillcr 3eit I'M glciden Yro5eB 5u
3iidltbuua pcrurtbeilt uto ipGtcr
-~aleidtolls be9nabiAt ipur0c, bult it'd
nid)t, luie man biaDcr alllabm, IN
SonouroS ullf ipnbern lit bereitS leit
Icds Sobren inter Dem Hdrncn zines
Eroiellor5 :. ". Gbriitic al elmer
&onoelaidlllc III aittonning, go,
tbatlg. llnrllttelbar nad)Ocml CT &C.
tern friib Don %ieilicr Scgnaoigung
ertiibr, CAB or ii1 5u erfennen nrlo
gcoenft Jest, inter ieinem olten No-
men Die g~cgcrp1rtige 9cid1ftigung
beijiibebaltcn.
GA
Tra0t Al. nio co5a no In l, mar lot aIN uohA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26

8iertel. 3mci 3uidoller, DermutDlld
Gugldnoer, iuuroen BON Srgeln &C.
t00tct. Sn a1en &1mpfen gelpallnen
bic Sruppeu Der Sungtiirfcn, Die bel
ier inter GiS5iplin itonoen, Die Sbcr-
bnnO. &ieIc Wounidaitcn Der inter
lcgcncn @orniion illhten 3ufludt III
OCm fron5oiiiden &oipitol.
Is ideint, 0oB Die &ononentitgcllL
sic lpGbrcno OcS @eicd)t3 IN Den gill
Dis Sioaf cinidlugen, nidt obiid)tlif
Oortbin geridltet luorcn. Sbr 3icl
muren bic aoiernen Dor Dem ShloiIe.
6ilnf o0er iedS 9otterien iuaren BORT
in SbGtigfeit, un0 ndt 8atuillone
Sniontcric bottcn Den Yoloit mo Die
umgebenoen @eb0llOe %um5ingelt. III.
iligc 8eIfolic idlltgcn III Stutort ollI
scr ouoeren Seitc ocS @oaporllS cilr.
Nlts elmer ScitcnitroBc Der @ro10
9tltc DC Ycro liefcn iiiti5ig SolOotcn
0en conltitlltioltcllcn Srltppcn cltgc-
gen urb lultroen nit 8epebriellcr
cnlpiongen. Mchrcrc murOen Der
iuunbct, cbe eS Den iibrigcn gelong,
Den Mngrcifcrn flor SIT MADDEN, ooB
iic li6 ibncu oni6liebcn ipollten.
Nod)0cm iid) oic @eiotung Der
Suid) &ildlns&nicrnc, bic 10 mlltbi-
gen MiOeritono %leiItcte, mn 1 llbr
NodmittoGs eroebcn bottc, ipar Die
gauge Stobt i'm Selib Der conititll-
tlonellen Nrnlec.
&crb attn Is NJ d i / g cute
Srhnnn9 III Der StoOt.
GroB Ser StroBenf0mpfe berri6tc
in ben iibrigen Stoottbeilen 5lterit
p%or5ii9lide Tllbc unO SrOmutg, Oam
brod jebof Elm Eonif aus, uiele
Soulenoe 8%epobner iuhtcn ibr Sell
in eiligcr Sllldt. Nbtbeillungen Der
Otilitar- inter Sffi5iercn
Der conltitittioneucn Nrmce, belhilb=
ten Die nlslGnoii6en NotihoitcL
un0 olGe WaBnnbn1en iuurOen gCtroi-
len, nm Hubeltorlt1gcn 5u pcrbiitcll.
Gnper 8ei, elmer Der tSiibrcr Der
Slngtiirfen, bat sum Sdube icoer
@cionotihoft jc cine Gompagnie ,St-
tonterie obgeoronct.
Sic StraBcn in Der Ndhe Scr
6elterlinie plrocn gerdllnlt, mo nQc
Observation-Disclosures mltr0cl nnoelpic-
iclL iid) in ocn SGuiern 5l bolten,
0orlit unbeil il1o Die Moglid)fcit bon
EobclsGrcel'cn pcrbiitet mcr6c. lnb 10
iuurOcn Die StroBcn fiir Die Srltppcn
ireigcmoht. BIC 9cp6Ifcrm1g muroe
gclpnrllt, lid niht III oic 9fGbe oes
YiIoij 3ioaf 5u begebelL ul0 bal0
lporcn OiC WfilitQr ,Sinicn ul0urd)s
oringlid).
Nltr cin flcincr Gheil Der conititll-
tloneller Mrnlec tpor oil Dem Ingriif
ulrf Die &aicrncn Der 8arnilou be.
tbeiligt. @rnBc Srtppcnmallen biel.
ten Ycra bcicet, mo beionocrc no
tbcilungelt id)iietcn Die peridieOcnen
9otidoftcn ulo @cionotihoftsgeb1u.
&c. 9Iltd) Die un1crifaniid)e 9otidoit
iuor bon iunNtiirtiiHcn Sruppen be-
podt, ludbrello SrcilpiIligc Der Sung.
tiirfcn oQc Sotcls mo 9nnfcn in BE
ro, 100 Nmerifoner 1u1o guropGer
Sdltt 9ciuft bottcn, ulter @emafr
ing bielten. Sic Mmcrifoner un0
ellrpp0er, Die Iid) bort 5%uionlnrcl,-
ihoortcll, bcionocn lid pe%rbGltniBm1-
Big iidcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26
Mttcntat nnf fatboliidcn Yrieitcr.

Rem Oorf, %. aprlI. - Gin
attclttat muroc gcitcrn irii6 in SEEM.
arf, M, oui Den Yiorrer Sanlcs
3uccnrclli bon scr itolicniid) 3 fotbo-
liid,cr Ct. Hocco q. Stride an 9eoiorb-
StraBc aelnodt, obcr ser 8eiltlid)e
iunroe ortrd) ocl St)lB nid)t perlett.
Ger %sttentdter lpar Der 2%eidenbcItot.
ter Solpotorc Miliumccci BON Nr. If,
@coforoitroBc. GoS Nttcntot, ooS
Der fiir5lifen Grlnproung bc5 Yfar.
rcrs aniion folgte, bat grpBc Senias
ton hcrporgerifen. Mlliumecci batte
filr5lid) bic 0ctcftips Cutie lll,b Sor.
ter lpcgcn ililgercdticrtigtcr 6rei.
beitsbcrolbil1g ouf $4,000 Shooe;i,
erIos pcrtlo9t mo srbiclt 1926 5uac-
iproden. Snl 2uufe Der @crbonollul.
gen bottc Miliunecci oen ErieItcr,
Der ais 3cugc ollitrnt, cincn ,Mcu'
dclmorbcr" gcllannt, ll,b gcitcrll
bate 3uccoreQi Muiumccci mif $40.
600 Sd)noeneriot perfIogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26

Sn McronDrin, 3d.. beginnt
hcutc bic Scier Der YGlb 5omc-Gom-
ing @ccf" ltno gro6artige Gorbcrei.
tungcn iillb bajlt %gctrpiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-26


ftistdis H0sS ots, DsI In Inner Gskaut Halt
: ss,;'' &MMZM
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-25
NAV ReuoIntionize PRINTING.

An Australian has patented an in
vention by which, he claims, book and
newspaper printing will be placed on
an entirely new basis. BY the use OF
a large number of keys provision is
made for producing the more common
syllables and word examinations by
the touch of a key, so that one man
can write from $4,000 to 10000 letters
in an hour. which is equal to more
than coo printed lines is c%entimeters
(centimeter equal to 0.S937 inch) in
length. According to present methods
not one-tenth of this can be done by
a compositor in an hour.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-25

At the Eastern Idaho Press Club, which met at Pocatello,
Sunday and Monday, the primary bill passed by the recent
legislature received probably the best, most studious discussion
it has ever had; perhaps not even excepting the discussion in
the legislature that passed the bill and made it a law.
There is one thing that the people of Idaho can be assured
Of they have the absolute power, irrespective of political ma
chimes, cliques, rings, or individuals, to say who shall be put
up for public office in the state. 1t is impossible for there to
be any dark horses and eleventh-hour candidates, any STAN
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-25

Nov said a feacher who was civ
ing a lesson in grammar, can any one
give me a word ending with 'ous.'
meaning fuil Of, as in dangerous
full of danger-and hazardous'-'full
Of hazard?'" There was silence in the
class for a moment. Then a boy put
up his hand. Well. John," said the
teacher, what is your word?" Please
sir came the reply, Pious.-'full Of
pie!'"
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-25

The seal of Oliver Cromwell, now in
the possession of a prominent fam
lily in Wales. is a plain gold-mounted
corundum stone fve.eighths Of an inch
in diameter. 1t dates from 1862 and
was used on several of his deeds. The
whole of the Lords prayer in en-
graYed upon it.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-25

TO be a strong hand in the dark to
another in the time Of need, to be a
cup OF strength to a human soul in a
crisis OF weakness, is to know the
glory of life.-Hush BLACK.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-25
Natural CURIOSITY

why do you think you would like
TO Note?r
IT don't know that ! should Ike it,
answered the determined woman. 81
merely desire the opportunity OF fad
ing out for myself"
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-25

LIES Setting Sun.
Blessed retirement, friend to life's
oecline=GOldsmith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-31
HAS WILDER'S
ADDRESS PRINTED

Secretary Wood Of the Promotion
Committee has Just received OF the
press here a printed pamphlet Of the
address on China" prepared by Hon.
Amos =. Wilder, American Consul
General at Shanghai. China, for de-
livery before the Chamber OF Com
merce during the stay of the s. s.
Gorea In port, but owing to the case
of plague discovered on the vessel
at that time, Mr.. Wilder was pre-
vented from coming ashore. Mr..
Wood has mailed the address to
nearly every Chamber Of Commerce
and Publicity Commission In the
world, and Is beginning to receive
some very complimentary replies
from the recipients.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-31
URGES HAWAII
FLOAT At PORTOI A

A letter has been received by Sec
rotary Wood from Paul T. Carroll,
chairman of parades Of the Portola
Festival to be held in San Francisco
this fall. He uges that Hawaii par
ticipate in the affair by sending rep
resentatives and preparing a float
typical of the Island industries.
He says there will be Ave days OF
merry-making, embracing every fea-
ture OF outdoor sport, one OF the
main features OF which will be the
big parades. There will be three OF
them, and It will be the effort Of the
management to have all the coast
cities represented.
Mr.. Carroll says the advertising
feature will be a great one for Ha-
wall, Mr.. Wood will refer the mat
ter to'the Promotion members at an
early date.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-31
LOCAL and GENERAL

The bulletins Big Michel
Scratch Pad Is the biggest five cents
worth Of paper ever offered In Homo.
lulu. Six Of them for a quarter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-31
SHARKS PLENTIFUL
AROUND MAUI

Senator Coelho of Maui was
spending the day with some friends
last week, and after lunch was ad-
miring colt that was hitched to II
post few yards away from the
house.
The party wandered away for n
little while, and, on returning, were
astonished to find that the colt had
in some way fallen and had been
strangled.
As the horse lay very near the
high cliffs II was decided to throw
the carcass over into the ocean. No
sooner was this done than tremen'
dous shark appeared on the scene
and proceeded to circle around tho
floating cadaver.
According 10 eye witnesses the
shark was over twenty feet IN
length and was ferocious looking
creature. The huge fish was very
wary and nosed around the dead
horse for some time before retiring
some distance. and then suddenly
dashing forward at express speed,
turned over on It's back and tore n
huge lump Of the horse flesh away.
Shortly afterwards number of
the tigers Of the sea arrived, and
soon there was nothing to be seen of
the unfortunate colt. Sharks are
said to be very plentiful around the
coast CT Maui at present, and some
OF the largest ever seen are to he
found cruising about near the foot
of the cliffs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-31
NEW GAME.

What kind OF silly game was
that you children were playing In
the library?" reprimanded the OBJ
CRYING mother.
why do you call II a silly game"
mammal" asked the little boy.
On account OF what heard. You
were telling little sister that some
day she might be president. Don't
you think that is silly talk?"
"Oh, no, mamma. You don't UNI
derstand, We We're playing n game
called woman suffrage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-31


Ten good auto-hacks. Phone 6.
Safe automobile trips. Phone 191.
Prices slaughtered at Blom &C
there at the killing.
r. d. Lyons of wailuku is in town
having arrived today on the Mauna
Loa.
Under the management of Monty
Montgomery the Anchor saloon is be.
coming a popular resort.
Anything new IN the sporting line?
Anything good In the liquor line? You
con find II at The Two Jacks"
If you want a good job done on an
auto or carriage take 1t to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. 427 Queen st.
Down at Dicks every Saturday,
turkey lunch all Cher ref rslimcnis,
Royal Annex Bar. AN are invited.
A large number of school children
came back today from Hawaii and
Maui. They arrived on the Mama
Loa.
r, Onodcra of the japanese Daily
Chronicle returned this morning from
Maui, where he went in company with
the Asahi baseball team.
To represent the Good Roads Con-
vention which will be held at Cleve.
land. September 81 to 90, a delegation
will be sent from here to speak for the
interests of Hawaii.
One of the chief values of life in
surance as a protection to the home
and to the estate lies In the fact
that 1t can be so quiclrly realized
upon. The Hawaiian Trust Com
pany. Ltd, are life insurance agents.
Governor Frear has received u let.
ter from Wisconsin asking that he
send any information In his possession
as to the working of the income tax
law In the Territory. The letter states
that the Wisconsin Legislature is
studying the question and has heard
that the Hawaiian statute is working
satisfactorily.
The unusual grist Of business In the
Circuit Court this session has been
hard on Clerks Simonton. Joe Batch.
elor and John Marcallino. as far as
their vacations went. Mr. Simonton
Hoped to go to the Coast with his wife.
but the riot strike cases put him on
the waiting list, while the conspiracy
eases before Judge De Bolt brought
that old song Some Day" 5ohn Mar.
callino. gave w tho proposition some
time ago. and the only satisfaction he
has is his new horse and buggy. in
which to get little recreation.