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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
ZEPPELIN PLEASED
WITH AlRSHIP WORK

Fricdrichshafcn. Germanv Aprll 3
Count Zeppelin. questioned today
regarding his recent trip to Munich
and back said
Il am entirely satisfied with the
performance of my airship The ro-
suit of this flight has shown me that
when storm springs up and landing
becomes perilous the balloon can re-
main in The air until the danger is
past
THE wind attained velocity of
over forty miles an hour ON this jour
uey while my motors developed a
speed of 26 II miles an hour The
airship was constantly driven back
ward. but we never lost control Of the
steering gear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
DENVER RECLUSE COUSIN
Uf NtI-y.A..L.E1 E'.4'f16T. { CAHtl
Heir to Fortune of S60,0O0,O00 Dies
in pcnurN.

Denver Aprii 3-The Denver Post
today asserts that Philip Caine known
AS the "shoc lace" man because of
his having existed for years by the
sale of shoe laccs and who last No
vember died In ignorance Of the fact
that he had been made hcir 10 for
tune of $60O0o.000, was the cousin OF
Han Caine. the novelist Philip
Cainc lived the life of rcclusc In
Denver and none knew that he was
the relative of Hall Caine until it Is
asserted, the relationship was cstab-
lishcd "a short time ago, by attorneys.
engaged iu the settlement Of the cs-
tate Of John Caine who, before his
death was a resident of tho Isle of
Man which is also the home Of Hall
Caiuc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
Nine. Modje-la Sinking

Santa Ana, April 3.- Mime Modjeska
is reported sinking rapidly Accord
ing to Or Boyd her physician her
pulse was SIS at . O'Clock and her res
piration 20
Late this afternoon Father Stec-
tors of St Joseph's church. santa Ana
was called to the bedside to admin
ster supreme junction. in case the pa
ticut regains consciousness. All hope
OF the recovery of the actress las
been abandoned and the end Is not
far off
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
NOTED SW|NDlER
WHITE PLAGUE
VICTIM
IN, Morning Journnl Special Lep... wIr.I

Los Angeles. Cal. Nprit M. T
o. Dicffcnnbachcf- said b, the polio.
to be one OF tho cicVorcst wire tappers
in America and 90 ring hofder of tie
gang that uoceed William J.. Waiker.
the Ncw Britain Conn. banker. ou'
of $3.50 00o re-ultiug In the latter
flight % McNico and fuo~euuent ap-
prchtnsion and sentencing to prison
for fourteen years. was boa police court
today charged with Nagrancy Judg'
Rose gave him an alternative fine of
$50 and suspended ~ with the prom
ise that Diencubacher would lraV" iho
city llc IS fatally ili with tuhcrcu-
losls
Diolfenbacher Wa- arrested recent
ly and q wire tapping outfit found
u his room ile was afterward rr-
leased out was rrarrestcd Yesterday
on the belief that he was about to trs
a coup
The detectives saA that uiffeuharhti
admitted to them that he was one oi
the men that svindied Walkor ane
that he has helped 20 fleece other
in the same way
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
WILL DEDICATE NEW
ARNORY
Governor Curry to lake Part in
Ceremony at Roswell and At
tend CattIcmcn'S Convention,

Govcr1ur Curry arrived in Alhu.
querque from Santa Fe last night ana
was iu the city f1r several hour.
meeting Is large number uf callers ai
the AiVarado hotel The governor Is
accompanied by Adiutant General g.
A. Ford and Captain - Brooks
United states arms. detailed AIS in-
spection officer Tor the New Mexico
national guard The party is on the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04

i'i' '9t'"N'V'' "iiN ms "
interest in his welfare | took Superlh-
4 tendent Clark INTO my confluence ana
also gave hlm accommodation oil
/ Prof Asplund FOR the hne ot work
which ! knew superintendent Glark
wanted done dho asked Superlh-
4 tendeHt Clark 70 again consider froi
Asplund' Nhich ne said ne would 90,
/ provided would ie- Prof. Asplnha
/ IN ms presence WHY "9Ae" loi Hi9
/ resignation We agreed TO ask FIoi.
/ Asplund to conference ana as ! eN-
+ peeted to be absent next year py per
4 mission Of your board ana intended 10
/ recommend To YOU that FfoI. HouSli
be appointed aNdhs president anu
i Pfol. Angel as acuhS deah durlns
+ next year suggested TO Sapeflh-
tendcnt clark that these gentlemen be
/ invited to lhe conference 70 Whlch
sup flntvlI"eht ''oth @sfeea' Ii'
I LEGISLATURE esiapilsllea the cierkshlp
/ lof superintendent elark' ne con
lcfelirc was arranged l"r anu met III
. room az tEc NiN"Iau". Sta.'' tue
iaeis TO ITot Aspiund' caiied ms at
ien'ioh 10 the l"c1 ,haA lfoIs' h'asi"
) "lu Anger were ViuA "isffsSs'a - l'i'
confer t''ia' ald '.i's ''.t "a l'''"
I ana lh"l 'p'N were i-ot p"'ty 10 my
/ '0Oioh' 4 aiso S'"'eu very c'ed'iy 'l"l
lll'Ie was no ulSpoSl''oh on my par
4 70 IoIc' MN % amy "ctioH' put SlllpiE
"'i"i ~ ii''i ~ ~ i"''' ''i'' ii' '"is"'
+ dNali hli"seiI ol 'le "PPollunl'S open
+ il me care" =" uo 80 lI"l' ASpiun"
"Sh' +, li7' ~" i''N i''9'''0 ioi dsN
lllS l"I ms itSIsnalI"Il anu III ut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
REPUBLICANS
CAUCUS ON
TARIFF
MANY CHANGES IN THE
PAYNE BILL PROPOSED

rs, Morning Journd special Leased wirel

Washington April 8 Fearing that
the Demands which they have made
for an opportunity to vote ON aome
of the principal schedules in the
Payne tariff bin might result in
changes which tho> consider moro
disastrous than the provisions now in
the min, nearly thirty republican
members of the house met today and
agreed on the changes which they de-
sire to have submitted in the form
Of committee amendments
At the same tmo meeting OF all
the members OF the ways and means
comittcc was IN progress to pass upon
the amendments which The sub COM
mittee OF republican members had
submitted There are about fifty or
sixty of them which the committee
will report including the striking out
Of the countervailing provision for
coffee and the duty on tea
nferring that they would vote
against any rule to restrict aucnd-
menfs to the Payne bill unless the
changes they desire are provided for
by the ways ana means committee, the
renublieans who mot today decided
IN 4ena th. following petition to
rbatl.nrg,n pavnet
orrh, rcn,,l,liran nemh,r4 of the
,yav. ana means ,otlnittrr
..,rh, un,.,sipnrd rnoup4t your
commute, to nresent the follow ing
,,,,na,n.pt. "a IA, pnyne lariff nm.
IAN amendment proyianu for "A
d,,t, of Al ,rntu "a ton of . ooo hounds
~ r,nl ANA strfstnr ont me nrovl-
'l,. a., l.3 ssnritv.
sga ,lfiv- ST - ;:p rs tse Ill
iron, nre
opn., ann. eff sg "a tom on ni,. iron
,na scra,, IRAN
"rnr n duty Of ten per cent on
hllos
.vrhn ,inond,nout to fhe lumber
s,l,,l,h. tn l.. rononrd ~ tine nro-
,iso
u, rnls u.ht,b ,ytt nrovtde FOR inc
,hnyo ,yil reraiy.. our snnrort
II ves cl,in,ca h, ,hn laad,rs or
ma ,noy4n,rnt MAJ ullv flrty gtpnn-
,nrss of rrnubliean members yould
~ snbserib,d ~ m. nrtitton by ATon-
nav pn,,sesent,tiya ttupbps of Neet
,,irat,I. ,r.si,t.1 ,,.r a.. nicotine.
af r.n,,,iic,n. vbi,h vas attended,
Ia. thrno nf thn nnn,Lnrs Of the va,s
ana means rn,nmlttcc. Represrnta
No rordnoy Mich ruehpnn wash
ma c.tnos " Virpinia Thosr
,,r,son, h,,c be.n most nroninent IN
s.a,ncntins nntt,ip chanors i'm mo lin
ri,o,, o1,,ositinn ia l.reely resron-
, A. ,,l.fn. ~, ~,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
PRESIDENT TIGHT MAKES
PUBLIC CHARGES AGAINST
MEMBER Of THE FACULTY

Head of University Who Has Resigned by Request Also Places
Before the Public Counter Charges Regarding His Moral
Character Submitted to the Board OF Regents by Prof.
Rupert r. ASpund and Denies in Toto Allegations That He
Has Concealed Matters Detrimental to His Personal Re-
puation: ReeraeS Statement That He Has Had No Day
in Court With the Regents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
r FAIRBANKS MAY SUCCEED
AMBASSADOR REID

Los Angeles April o. Asked today
ABOUT the rumor reported from Wash
ihgteu to the effect that hc might be
named by President Taft as ambassa-
daN 10 Great Britain. former Vice
President Charles W. Fairbanks said
hc had no knowledge whatever of tn
matter He declined TO discuss
subject further. q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04

'qnerQue, n. NJ
i" the ifoania7is 3pard OF Regents.
nit'tHA oi New Mexico.
Hoh'iea SITS iHe most unplcas-
ANU dut> in't iaiis 70 tne president Of
am institution ls 20 ASH FOR the resg-
Iatlon ot ne'netr-oI 'he faculty on
/" recommend to ln, governing board
'''"' lil' llo'F "l .n' i"'uity be not
polhl'u 20 Ihil lhff Nice in the
'i'se' utIon- ih' "u'y ado moro
"'ii'ou't from the TACT Rat rting the
o''i" "i service 'i any N'i-f fer of the
i''u''N 'H' pi'slde nt Is 5gIied upon
l" give nlA ioF"l suppot. to slch mem-
'ioit l4' students. trs faculty.
.''' "''-'o ai fDscnts. and t HfH'lc.
i's 3" tne nst Interests 1f tne Inc
.i'i''i'n demands that hc shall DO so.
'' -'tsiutht Is IN consequence plac d
,A " contradictory position wnon his
.'t'''nt requires nun io uuhdra"
supp".t ana ASK iof tIir di-inlss ar
n'hioer ~ his faculty n, juas-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
PRESIDENT DECLARES MINUTES
OF SESSION OF REGENTS WERE
ORDERED TO BE EXPURGATE ED

r,I... NJ, 11.,,,I,,,, T,II,noI.
.4..,.,,4
IN accordance WIN my
that | would furnish the public Wlth
the fact. con. ,cted with the request
t,. t,.,rl of
my
regents OF the university peg 70 S'"''
that | called upon the secretary Of
the board Or Jamcs Fl Wroth. for "a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
SHOPPING news
BUSINESS REMINDERS

The biggest value ever offered In a
sewing machine Is the automatic at
Theo. II. Davies Il Co, hardware de-
partment, for $50.
Beautiful new pattern hats arrived
In the Manchuria for Dunn's Hat Shop.
corner Fort and Beretania streets.
Also large assortment of shapes ready
for trimming.
The Tom Smart oxford made by
Rice & Hutchins is the best 81 value
In shoes in Honolulu. This shoe is be.
ing shown at Manufacturers Shoe Co.,
1861 For. street.
Expert piano and organ tuning, re-
pairing and reflnishing guaranteed
by Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. Odd
Fellows buildings, Fort street near
King. Phone 32l
The Arnold Knit Diaper for babies
Is the best thing Of It's kind ever made.
Very absorbent and washes easily.
Sizes Is to "a inches. Price $2.75 to
81 per dozen at Ehlers.
Splendid assortment of Alfred Ben.
jamin & Co. clothes now In stock at
the Kash Co.. Ltd. II you're looking
for new suit try on one OF the Ben
jamin suits and II you don't like 1t you
are not obligated to take It.
There's u reason why Centennial's
Best Flour is the most popular -four
In the market The reason is In the
-four itself. Good quality Is the best
advertisement. Sold by. Henry May
& Co.. leading grocers, phone 22.
Intending passengers on the Mon.
golia should order their baggage hand
led by Union.Pacihc Transfer Co.,
phone So. and they may depend upon
it's being handled to their entire sat
isfaction. Personal supervision to all
orders.
Honolulu Philosophy Co. have
cameras from 81 up. Boys OF the feet
now have the chance OF their lives to
get kodak pictures for their scrap
books or to sell to Eastern newspapers
and magazines. Fort street near Ho.
tel street.
J. A. McBrayer 15-year-old Sour
Mash Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey
Henderson County,. This superior
whiskey is matured In bond and is es.
pecially recommended for medicinal
purposes. Lewis & Co., Ltd. family
liquor dealers, 1863 King street, Tele-
phone 24O. McBrayer's is the one Of
the finest WHISTLES produced In Ken.
lucky.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
new WITNESS
\ IN RIOT trial

Two new witnesses were called to-
day by the prosecution in the riot trial,
Wohlers and Leno. both eye.witnesses
Of the riot at Waipahu on June Sth,
who did not testify at the previous
trial.
Mr.. Prosser stated this morning that
he considered the case OF the prose
cutlon greatly strengthened by the ties.
timony of the new witnesses as Light
foot was unable to shake their
straightforward stories. The Spill,
ners' account OF sticl-throwing was
corroborated by them.
ofiicer Wills, who guarded Jotaro
Mikawa on the memorable evening
was another witness whose testimony
was gone over again today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
ROYAL mail
BOAT ARRIVES
Large Passenger List Contained
Many Names Prominent in the
Government Of Britain's South
Sea Colonies.

The r NJ. S. s. Makura. Captain
GLIB. carried y larger number of pas
sengers for Hoyolulu than usual, many
returning kaniaalnas returning from,
the Seattle Fair According TO Purser
Barnett's report. the vessel eyper
fenced moderate to fresh northeast
winds and fine weather throughout and
the popular Royal Mail boat, leaving
Vancouver on the 10th inst, made the
trip with little incident OF note. She
will leave at 3 o'clock tonight.
Among her through passengers arc
Sir Joseph Ward, premier oil the DO,
ninion Of New Zealand, successor of
Dick" Seldom In the government OF
the Two Islands; Hon. l.. +. Heydon,
Of the Australian Federal Government
and Capt. NJ. II. Carey. the old skipper
OF the Mariposa. who Is well known
here.
Among returning kamaainas is Mrs.
w. H. Mist, wife of the auditor of
Theo. II. Davies & Co. Other home.
Corners are Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Castle
and others.
The imports are $50 drums Of cod.
fish, 8 sacks OF clover seed, and 3 pack.
ages of merchandise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
Shipping
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Wednes day, September is.

SAN FRANCiSCO-Arrived Sept 1G:
Bk. Andrew Welch. hence Aug. 40.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed Sept. l6:
|, S. 8. Pleiades, for Honolulu.
KAHULUI--Sailed Sept. 10:
S. s. Roma, for Port San Luis.
SAN CHARACTERIZATION Sept. IA:
$. $. Alameda, p. M. hence Sept. s.
fOKOHAMA--Sailed Sept. IA.
s. S. Tenyo Maru, for Honolulu.
KAHULUI-Arrived Sept. IA:
s. s. Roma, from Port San Luis.
Tuesday, September ID.
SAN CHARACTERIZATION Sept. IA:
s. s. Alameda, & p. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sept. II:
Schr. J. II. Bruce. from San Fran.
cisco.
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Sept. I I
Schr. NJ. Il. Foster. hence Aug. 2j.
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Sept 10
schr. Robt. scarlc, from Port Allen
Aug. %.
MONTEaEY-Sailed Sept. IL:
S. s. w. S. Porter. for Honolulu.
SALlNA CRUI-Sailcd Sept. 10:
8. s. Alaskan, for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCIsCo-Arrived Sept. u:
S. S. Asia. hence Sept. Z.
SAN Sailed Sept. IL:
s. s. Chiyo Maru, y. m, for Homo
lulu.
KAHULUI-Sailed Sept. 10:
S. s. Iambesi, for Port Allen.
KAHULUI--zSailed Sept. II:
Schr. Lotto Bennett for Puget
Sound.
MEMO.-Br S. S. pomford, from
Noyo for Melbourne, passed the p0ri
reporting "All we'll"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
NO INSPECTION
FOR congressman

Instruction just received b. the Gus.
tom house service from the Secretary
of the Treasury will relieve the Con.
sressmen from the uncomfortable but
necessary inspection of baggage In
San Francisco. The orders allow the
visitors who tomorrow complete their
stay on the island to take theii bag.
gage out at San Francisco without
the regulation checking accorded to
the baggage of passengers on through
boats.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
new TRUSTEE

Owing to the absence Of william A
Bowen from the islands, the death OF
the late Charles NJ. Cooke left a va
cancy In the trusteeship OF the estate
Of Juliette NJ. Cooke. which was filled
this morning by the appointment Of C.
II. Cooke. The win mentioned Bowen
as a substitute In the event of a va.
cancy but as he is unable to be pres
ent. benefciaries had c. II. Cooke ap
pointed. The appointment was made
by Judge Robinson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
BEG MR.. TAFT TO QUIT
SPEEDING IN AUTO.
Friends of President Fear He will
Meet Injury.

Alarmed at the reports that Presi-
dent Taft has developed liking for
high speed automobile rides, his
friends and associates are writing
and telegraphing to Beverly urging
that the President desist from talk
ing such risks. Magnificent dis
tances covered by the TAFT car over
the smooth country roads along the
north shore have tended to bolster
up the reports.
when an automobile leaves Civ.
en- point ut 80 minutes after four
In the afternoon and returns three
hours later with record of from
90 to 100 miles there Is ground for
suspicion that II has been travelling
at rate higher than ten miles an
hour.
Whether in response to the words
of caution which have come In or
for some other reason orders have
been quietly given to Jack" Rob-
inson to stop pushing the speed lev
er above 90 miles an hour. Between
I 8 and 20 miles an hour Is the lin
/, -, ,,,ioh ho pros,do,, =, tho
u,i,oa Si,tos I. "om,,,,Iy" IN lido
f., mt, Ia, an
n wos hard hIow IN poh,,sor
who rr,ws his oor no n iooLey
rnnws his mount aud ,oyes a. Coo
Tho ,oodI, ., ,ho snood,motor ,reen
nm 10 "a ,ho, 70 Al and even ~ IN
miles an bour IN toll nm onen CO.
crot MI. Tort l,loo ~ vida Fact Gil
,try With Mrs To,t I, tho ton,o,u
bo Lrows oplv that ,ho. ,onco noo,s
IA, nast wi,h uroo,,,on Mo,oh,oss
,ooas contribute ,o tho ,oyo or onood
, ,,a,, 49, s,.h,aa,Ia .,',.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17

Mrs. Mary Scott Castle. who shot
william Craig, a lawyer. In hte Wal
do.t-Astoria Hotel. New York City,
is a native Of San Francisco. and
was formerly prominent In society
there. She and Craig. who also Is
San Franciscan. have known each
other from, childhood and were good
friends until a mysterious quarrel
arose, which resulted In the shoot
ing. A fountain pen saved Craig
life by DETECTING the bullet. MIS-
Castle went on the stage a few years
ago after her husband, who is now
In Alaska. lost his fortune. Her
family.is an, excellent one, her broth.
er, Capt. Henry II. Scott being an
officer 10 the United States army.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

From Vancouver. per Il. NJ. s. s. Ma.
sura. Sept. II. - For Uono,uiu.
Misses u. +. Mist. NJ MacGoup. A Gas.
sidy. A. Porter J. Hamilton. NJ MoyIo
VI. j. stephens, T.. Knodt. E0inper ,U
Armstrong ,2J. f. NJ. Wiiberhy q
Pilgrim. J. Someryille. Mcsdomos Maj.
ralfc. child ard maid TovIor n n
sedgwick. J. Mist. F. NJ Jnmicsop AZ
]. Stephens. Il, Castle. Il Uorm,nn
md 3 children. Compbell Ealnpor n
;ni,rord Armstrong Il Adams
Wilson. n Swlnks. NJ Cross Il unn
C. l.. sylvester: Messrs ! n Mot
calre. l.. TAYLOR ID u Sedpwick Al
r. Jameson. A. l.. Castle O. II Mot.
calf. ID. J. CampbclI C. Il Gul,so,,
Master E.Ilnger ] Kumalae W r.
Coles. A. C. Young w X Allen y /
Pntten, s. Wilson l. Ropwjcr At
swirks p. " Morriscy NJ p,rro, AZ
Erickson. J. 8 Don. I NJ cb,dwiol,
Through: ]. II. Adams Mrs I n
Adams. Miss A. A. Adams. r. Annie.
ton, Mrs. Thomr. Bak,r Mrs "a,
paec. Miss A. II. Barrie. II Roine, :,
Mrs. II. Beinsscn. l.. w plundeu Mic
Bonser. Mrs. A. l. Bonnmv p u
Borne, Hon. T.. T. BretnaII Mi.a A r.
Bretnall. S. II. Burrows r. 9 Gamer,
On. Capt. NJ. Carey M,ss A Il Car.
aenter, G. C. Chapman. Mrs n r.
Chapman, Mrs. NJ. E. Cockseape y
Over Cox DR.. l.. s. Cupnipcb,m NJ,
z. s. CUNNINGHAM. r. L Davies Mr.
q. u. Davies. Mrs Henry Dobson q
Donald. r. r. Draper. Mrs r. ~ nro,.
err. Miss Draper Miss M T. Duct.
worth. Miss J. Duckwortb Mr. Dutb.
rie, Capt NJ. Dvorgitsky A Eeadv
Rov. II. J. Edmonds Miss NJ Etcb,,
]. c. Everingham. Geo Fenwick Mr,
Fenwick. DR.. Fitchett. Mrs II Gar.
rity. Geo. Gordon, Mrs Geo Gordc n
J. Gregson Miss L. Gregson. Mis-, u
Gregson. ]. Griffin, J. Y. Griffin Mrs
J. Y. Griffin, Mr.. Hales. H. s. HaIIett
c. II. Harding. w. l.. Harris, Mrs W.
l.. Harris. Mrs. L. b. Harris, Hon l. +
Heydon, Mr.. Hislop. d. r. Holmes w,
II. T. Hunter, Miss J. Find Mr.. IiIr.
wan, Miss T.. Kropt, Mss NJ, l. Lalng.
Mr.. Learoyd, Mrs. I.enroyd VI. lie
Gran, G. A. Lehman, q. w. MallaIleu
Mrs. G. w. Mallalieu, c. H. Medcalf.
Mr.. Meek, Mrs. Metcalf, Miss Mist,
y. Murray, A. q. Macfarlane. Miss N.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
MAY PLAY Later

Lieutenant Mcmillan in reply to the
request of the Oahu Baseball League
for u game with the teams of the Yves,
Virginia and Washington Sunday next
states that the teams decline TO play
on that date, ana he suggests that the
games be set for Sunday the 2Grh.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE GASOLINE tug Kacna. belong
ing TO Miller Salvage Company made
a successful trial trip yesterday. The
steam engine OF tho tug was recently
replaced by n l0nhorsepowor Union
gasoline engine which worked with
satisfaction.
THE OIL STEAMER Santa Maria
Captain Curtis. arrived yesterday from,
Port Hartford with oil, which is still
being pumped out from her tanks. Cap.
tain Curtis is well known here.
THE CLAUDINE sails at o'clock
this afternoon for Maui ports and liilo.
She will carry passengers, mail and
general cargo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17

Governor b. Il. Conner had the
honor of being the first Governor to
sign legislative ratification of tne
new income tax measure. He was
greatly pleased when the House of
representatives of Alabama passed
the resolution without u dissenting
vote and declared that It was fitting
that the state leading the alphabet
cal roll Of states should be the first
to go on record for the amendment
to the constitution Of the United
States.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
HIS PROPOSAL.

lie had been a regular caller for
some time and one evening he asked
the dear girl If her mother was in.
Yes" she answered.
Would you mind sending her
in?" he queried. II want to propose
to her."
Propose TO herr echoed the dear
girl In Amusement.
Yes" he replied. IL want TO pro-
pose to her to becom my mother,in-
law"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17

Elizabeth X. Manu- this morning
filed a petition in the Circuit Court
asking that she be made the admins.
traitor OF the estate of the late Chas.
Il. Manu-.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17

A circular sent by the Turkish
government to all its provincial au-
thorities Stscredits the reported Sc
dition OF Aruenians and asserts
that the purposs Of Turkey is to
treat Moslem and n'p-Moslem alike
hereafter. s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17

The national Red Cross is to in
struct the 10000 employees OF the
steel corporation In first aid to the
injured and will then extend the in
struction to employees Of other cor
poration.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
THE sALE OLD FAIR.

The old country far WIN us iuh
and its takers, .-
The old county fair that's the
same every year; p
The prize stock and fowls and the
mowers and rakers--
And Mandys that giggle and Reu-
bens that stare.
The pink lemonade and the shell
games that work US.
The old village band that squeaks
in the square.
Hurrah! Rah, rah! rah' It's more
fun than circus
Hurrah for day at the old coun'
ty fair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
LOCAL and GENERAL

Tho BIC Nickel Scratch Pad for sale
At the 3 ulIetin office for five cents,
10 one inch thick, made up Of two hun.
dred sheets Of good paper. elk for .
quarter. |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17
cHiYo MARu WILL
REACH HERE MONDAY

According to wireless received
this morning the Chiyo Maru. due from
the Coast ON the Goth, will reach here
Monday morning at s o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-17

Call and see Mike Patton at the En-.
core.
Get your hat cleaned at the Leading
Hat Cleaner, 1854 Fort street.
Hon. F. j. Brentnall Of Brisbane,
Queensland. is a passenger on the Ma,
kura. returning to his home after a
tour extending to the old country.
While in the city he was the guest Of
r. A. Jordan. Mr.. Brentnall was for
many years the managing director OF
the Brisbane Telegraph. He has now
retired and is member OF the Legls.
lative Council.