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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-20
g.; g; G.. SPORTS e g.; C.:
Orpheurn Theate,
Boxing Program,

Manager Cohen's boxing show at
the Orpheum Is looking up as some
thing big. and as there will be no
less than four contests during the
evening the audience should be able
to get their full quantity Of stoush
before the end comes.
The Northumberland event
seems to be still undivided. Is the
Hawaiian. ID signed up for both Co
hen and Scuily, but In the event Of
Wahilanl, not boxing at the Orpheum
Coll of the Marines would make a
good match for him.
Nigel Jackson and Sarconi should
provide q good 90 for the eight
rounds they are scheduled for. and
II will surprise nobody II the Mara
thon man gets defeated.
Another match between Corporal
Hui Of Camp Very and Private Tag
ezewski, which is TO be over four
rounds. looks good on paper. Both
the men are Of the rushing style Of
fighters, and they will be at II from
the tap Of the gong.
The whole program Is such that II
Is a pity that II should be coming
on on the same night as the big
fight, because much az one would
like TO, II Ia impossible TO be at both
shows at the same timc.
However. the followers of the no
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-20
Talk About Fight
Game By Ola Spor,

Cs,ttx las Awtx dsx,xs lac, A
'o'o"'e "s"' .o' "
re'io~ VIII oe read win interest Just
now. vi,
"A funny thing. this night talk, amt
II Bo? questioned Mr.. A. Good Fellow
Of the bachelor friend who had drop
ped In to help him per,ise the Sundey
papers. "and the more think about
II the more Ridiculous II gets.
mo. ! don't mean the jawing and
windjaming THE pugs themselves In.
dulge In before they encase xheir dain.
THY bandadged- jaws in the padded
mits and get busy before the motion.
picture machine. Nor that old OK.
change OF the retort corteous. That's
10 be expected-and. anyway. the pub.
lie would feel that they weren't getting
their moneys worth without such .
preliminary. however much they may
decry Il. -
what had In mind Is the hot air
passed out by the wise guys who. once
they are anchored by a cold bottle---Of
fbeer-in a friendly rathskeller are Ger.
tain they could lick Jeheries and John
son 1.-THE same rins Without even TAX.
Ing on their coats. What they don't
know about the pugilistic game amt
worth knowing. TO hear them tell It.
they we're born with gloves on. and
the only thing that Kept them out OF
the HEAVYWEIGHT championship class
was their natural aversion to inhicting
suffering on any living thing,
"Anent this Jeheries-Johnson ex'
change OF pleasantries they have much
to say. Mast OF them side with JET.
fries. III Jim ever gets In the ring
with that dinge. says one, the Jolly
rat man In the corner. hell whitewash
him a beautiful crimson. natural nm
'ish! rake u from me, there never
was more blatant, gaseous. sounding
brass and thinking-cymbals hotair
lour'nusher than the Black Noise
Johnson! Talk about Old Jeh being
,over weight and sprung In the wind
and TOO rat to Knock even q punching
oag on its feet. why-wny. h'rd take
SIX months away from this once
could train down myself ana put the
moke aWay'for the count! Ana then
the impassioned supporter OF super
nous OBESITY becomes more lurid and
reckless, ana soon mas !eneries pass
ihs up the cnance 10 STOW the Hon
JACK away ana givink MN the oppor
UNITY NOW. the funny part shout II
20 me. ID t9at our iat iriend cant rur
~ yards aUer street car Dut VIVA
mes puhihs ana o'owihs IKE por
poase.
Just apout tnis time tne laIi' cada
veI'uvs cnsp WIN inc sunklh cnes
snu the emeciated nshas comes across
WIN somethihs IKE tnis: law. yo'
'Ieuows slve me pam! Sust necans'
mas'1een nahas OUT an innated line
.ans soout wnat mes zone IN tne pas
anu wnat ne solns 70 .ao, ana send
W .e~ roekets .uout me COLO
nns, e.c:' you straisnt-wsy TAI 10 I'M
oa sn9 oeseecn MN not, 70 VIII I'M
a'nse, hss 20. you o,u1ee % : rsz
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-20

The Industrial Edition d the
Evening Bulletin. wrapped
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letin oflct
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-20
Mr.. SWAIN

Formerly cutter for q. ?. Roth. 10
now in charge Of L. B. KERR q
CO.'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-20
raooax

. Secretaries Or other author. 4
. lied Representatives Of clubs Z
Q are asked to send In q list Of Z
. events. scheduled by them. thst I
o they may be included in the
. program. Address all cornmu- Z
O nications to the Sporting Ed. I
. tor, Evsntns Buiistin.
. DAs> Hail. Z
. July 25: Marines W.. G. A. C. 4
o July 20: X. A. g. VS.. J. A. G. 4
. July rs Eva Va. Aica. Z
. Fistis. I
. (Star Theater) Z
. July ~. Sullivan vs.. Z
. Cordell. Z
. (Orpheum) Z
. Juy "a: Mccullough VS.. Z
. Wahilani and other bouts. 4
. Polo. Z
. July "a: Oahu vs..
. Fifth Cavalry. I
. 0olf
. Aug. 4: Mcinerny Cup.
. Cricket. Z
. July "a: Bishop q Co. VS.. I
o Davis 4 Co.
. July 81: H. G. c. Va.
. Scotchmen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
POPULAR COUPLE
MARRIED TODAY
Underwood Simpson
MuptialS Held At
Cathedral

A very pretty wedding took place IN
st. Andrews Cathedral at i.gh noon
today. whcr Miss Eileen Simpson and
Lewis UnderS God were married by the
Rev. DR.. Bliss. The church was taste.
fully decorated with maiuerh ir ferns
and palms ird the bright sunlight
fltering thr.n"h the stained ass win.
dows CAV u pretty cClUrins 10 the
scene.
Tho bride was gOwnCd in white lh'.
ted net over white satin aud the
bridesmaids, Miss Constance Simpson
and Miss Belle McCorrlston. wore pink
silk and wolfe over taTeta. NJ. Herb
ert Simpson vas best man arh Nj"
Charles Slmnson gave the bride aw :.
Miss Taylor played the Weluina
March from "Lohengrir' on the organ
for the prelude and Membership Z
wedding march at the close of the Ger
emory. Mr.. Underwood is connected
with the firm of Levers Il Cooke ard
both he and the bride are very popular
among the younger set Of Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Strangers in Honolulu find what
they want quickly when they use
Bulletin Want Ads.
Phone 900. PR. Sullivan. Hack 1l5.

RentOn Finds of kohala Is in town
and located at the Young Hotel.
II. st. Goar will be u passenger on
the Kinau, leaving for Kauai tonight.
The Women's Guild OF st. Clements
will meet this afternoon AT o'clock.
T.. A. Enulson ana wife are booked
to return to Kauai by the Kinau this
evening.
Intcr.Island ana q. H. 6 l.. shipping
books for sale ut the Bulletin
Office. 80 each.
Bishop Smith and Rev. ]. w. Wad.
man are booked to leave for Kauai on
the Kinau this evening.
Cecil Brown IL expected home on
the Korea from the Orient. He has
completely recovered his health.
Mrs. w. NJ. McQuaid of Kona. Iia-
wall, came in on the Mauna Loa, and
Is staying at the Royal Hawaiian.
Oysters any style at Royal Annex.
On instruments OF SO per month you
can purchase q White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny & Co. Ltd,
agents. 1866 Fort St. Phone 1873.
II Is reported that Jack Doyle. train
dispatcher Of the o. Il. q l., Co, will
be made assistant superintendent to
succeed Fred Smith. who has himself
| recently been promoted.
News came by the Mauna Loa of the
death Of Mrs. Michael Foley on Jan
20, at Naalehu. She was about forty
years Of age and leaves husband and
seven children.
Governor Froar has started his work
Of cutting expenses In the Territorial
| departments. Miss Girvm of the Sec
Tetary's star has accepted another pc,
sltion. and copyist has been cut from
! the Archives stan.
Preliminary construction work on
the new nine.roller mill for the Hilu
! Sugar Company has been commenced
by the Honolulu Iron Works. which
has the contract. The new mill will be
of the very latest pattern.
c. +. Edmonds OF the Hawaiian
Trust Co. leaves tomorrow for Van.
couver on the r. NJ. S. Moana. IIt
10 simply making the trip for nv
health, and will return on the same
vessel.
The Y. NJ. c. A. meeting at the post
drew a good group Of men TO the gym
nasium last night. The address wal
made by Rev. A. A. Ebersolc An at
tractivc feature of the meeting wo'
the playing OF several violin solos b,
VIII Love.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
eczema so YEARS;
SIMPLE OIL CURES
Wintergreen Compound Stopped Itch
at Onec.--Disease Soon Disappeared.

Winteroreen Compound Stopped Itch
at Oncc.--Discase Soon Disappeared.
After dosing the stomach for year
and trying all kinds OF alleged cures
for eczema. Mr.. NJ. T. Firmin, of Wich.
tia. Kansas, reports perfect cure. lie
simply washed the skin with an oil Of
wintergreen compound. mixed with
thymOi, glycorine. etc.
Mr.. NJ. r. Firmin, for the last 20
years nthe employ Of the G. =. Dan
iels Furniture Co. of Wichita, Kans..
In the presence of Mr.. lligSinsOn OF
the Higglnson Drug Co.. made the fol.
lowing statement:
Eczema first appeared ON my body
when was child years Of age. For
over thirty years scratched and
scratched and doctored. About the
only relief | got was from scratching.
| The itching was so intense II simply
| drove me wild.
About one year ago. the disease
covered my entire body from my scalp
to my toes. My doctor and my friends
all gave me M as incurable.
| Then | commenced using the ID. D.
| ID. Remedy for eczema. The FIRST ap
pllcation stopped the horrible itching
and gave me a nights sleep. II gave
me strength and new hope. con
tinued growing letter every day My
whole body being affected. ! woult
sometimes use the contents of ont
whole bottle In day.
~ kept up the treatment for months
the eczema gradually leaving my bod,
. | and nm upw nntirply purpI axrnntins
little roughness Of the skin on III!
left ankle"
The long experience of the hes
druggists with this tried and provel
remedy have given us all great con
fdence In d. d. ID. Prescription.
Honolulu Drug Co. Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
This Carried
1t Home
UIonolulu Evening Bulletin)

II IL a curious but satisfactory fact
that chronic Brights Disease. which, ao-
cording to medical authorities, is an In
being cured. We have not attached i'm
we have seen In the papers from the
States but that they are not all rumors
II now evident from several recoveries
here.
a. II. Otis OF the Honolulu Drug Co.
tells us OF two interesting cases One
was swollen with dropsy due to advanced
Brights Disease. and both the patien,
and his physician had given up hope
Otis kept urging trial OF the new
Speclhc until the patient finally consent
cd Recovery was complete. the patient
leaving a few months later for California
where he now resides,
Another case was that OF an officer OF
one OF the Island steamers. lie was In
u hospital and considered hopeless whcf
put on the treatment lie has now beer
back at his post for some time.
The specific that was employed IN callcC
F'ulton's Compound for Brights Disease
II seems to be n genuine discovery. 9th
says there are very few failures, but tina
II requires patience. --Honolulu Bulletin.
We are agents for this Compound. HO
nolulu Drug Co, Fort 81. .
When to suspect Bright's Disease
weakness or loss OF weight: dropsy: punl
ankles, hands or 'eyelids; kidney trouble
after the third month urine may SHOW
sediment: failing vision; drOwsiness. l
| You have any OF these send for FREQ book
| let, s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
FAlacHILp WILL PRoeATEo
Oakland Capitalist Wants to Be Burie;
BY Grave Of Daughter.

The late George Il. Fairchild, for.
mer Oakland capitalist in his will
which was offered for probate yester.
day, directs that his body be cremated
and expressed to Ravena, Ohio, and
there be inferred by the grave of his
daughter Mamie who died when but
Il baby. Fairchild left an estate Of
about s25O,OOO which he distributes
among his children. To Emily Fair,
child, Il daughter is bequeathed all OF
his realty and 100000 in cash. Kath
crime L. Foster is given $40, 600 and in
terest in bonds, and George E. Fair
child, son, receives similar be
quest The widow Is awarded the In
terest ON the remainder of the estate
which Is to be held in trust pending
the final distribution.-S, +, Call,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
Your favorite drink at RoyalAnnex

w. l.. bigger, wife and daughter. of
Seattle, will he in this city for the
EeXt six weeks. They will visit the
volcano before returning to the main.
land. Mr.. Bilger is the manager of one
Of the largest wholesale hardware con.
Germs In the Northwest.
The Governor will probably recon-.
mend that the Territorial apprupria.
ton bills be made one this year. For.
merry salaries have been placed In
one bill and expenses of departments
in another. The Governor believes
that his method will simplify matters.
U. S, Consul Julius Hartmann of
LuZerne, who was commissioned to
take the testimony Of DIR. Wunderlich
in regard to the death Of p. a. Dlas of
Waipahu has filed his report. DR..
Wunderlich stated that Dias suffered
from melancholia and committed sui,
eide by shooting himself AT Schoeneck
The new buildings of st. Andrews
cathedral grounds are almost complet
ed, finishing touches being put on the
interiors. The larger of the stone
buildings has practically been com
plcted and cleared of all signs of con
strnctiOn, and the doors are now KEN
closed, The corridors are completed
and the GLACIERS are leading the win
dOws.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
BETTER ROAD AROUND
THE ISLAND NOW

Soon the worst section OF the road
around the Island, namely that
stretch between Makao and Kahana,
shall cease to exist. A new right Of
way, through the J. B. Castle lands
in the Koolaus has been secured and
work will be commenced next week.
The new right-of-way obyiates the
fording stunt that has always been
the distressing feature OF the motor
trip around the Island.
The road at Kahuku, another OF
the bugbears of the autoist, has been
repaired and Is now in fine shape.
Coral has been used MS the construc-
tion material, and the old trouble of
motor ears stuck In the mud. and the
necessity of calling for teams TO ex'
tricate them, will be faced no more.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
WANTS
FOR SALE.

House-Cheap; new and modern. Ap,
ply to Geo, Osborne, Elite Bldg.
4224-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02

Salcs-Betwecn Boards: 200 Pau.
hau. $2l; TO Oahu Sug. Co, s29; 80
Oahu Sug. Co. 500; 10 Oahu Sug Co..
s29; 10 Oahu Sug Co. S29; SIS Oahu
Sug. Co, s29; 1876 Olaa. siS7Is; 50
olaa, s4S7h; Is Olaa. SiS7h: 10
Haw. G. & s., slO3.jO: 40 Haw. c. 4 s..
sl03,5O. Session $50 McBryde. $3.50;
lO5 Olaa. IS; 80 Olaa, s.; Honokaa.
1880: 10 Pioneer, s145; 10 Hon. B. &
NJ, $3.50; 10 Hon. y. Il NJ, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation 1857 cents or
S73.4o per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-02
FOR RENT.

Nicely furnished housekeeping room
at 1912 Kalihl Road opposite Ka-
mehameha School. 422i-3t
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
Most Interested.
GOOD RESULTS.

The makers of Drrine have thou
sands of letters of praise from CRATE
iul patients and the families of those
who have been cured of drunkenness
t,y, this wonderful remedy. There Is
scarcely town or city In this country
hut that has one or more homes that
have been benefited. because some one
of its members has been restord In a
useful and sober man through the helm
OF 6rrine. As long az men will drink
Intoxicating beverages to excess. Or
fino viii have work To perform. ana
because it performs it effectually. it
Is today recognized by the clergy. phy-
sicians philanthropists, mission work
ers and druggists as the standard rem
edy for the cure of drunkenness.
Many of these druggists have been
selling orrine for years and are inti-
mateiy acquainted with the beneficial
results received by those who have
used 1t, and they know the Orrine co.
lives up to its guarantee: consequent
iy they feel it il IA moral and public
duly In give expression to their views
concerning remedy which has accom-
rs'Shed SD much good In their COM
munits. aga
The orrine Co publishes n booklet
II Is free In this booklet you'll find
Il number of letters from druggists
who tell what they know about orrine.
Get copy and learn how drunken
ness can he cured. You can get "A copv
fram The Mtssoula Drug 90. Or the
trr'ne Co. Washington, u. e. who
will mail IL In plain sealed envelope,
orrlne II prepared i'm two forms M.
l. "A powder. absolutely tasteIess and
ndorless. given secretly in food Or
drink. orrine No. ,. in pill form. is
for those who wish to cure themselves.
foa run no risk whatever in using
this remedy, as 1t is sold ON AN ahsa-
Lutte guarantee to effect cure or
money refunded. The guarantee il in
each box. orrine costs only 81 "A box
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
tionai capital in which the peopk !,
the territory are Interested.
Proper Authority.

1T Is not necessary that the dee
gate shall be dispensed with, but an
executive office. with records, with In
formation and constantly active, caa
greatly contribute to the welfare of n
territory for which it is responible.
when located at the national capital.
and when understood to have the
proper authority and responsibility.
Certain general laws, like the min
ing laws, the forestry laws. the Gus
tom lows and the land laws, should
be passed by congress. and. perhaps.
executed by national officers, bu. this
would leave II wide domain for do
mestic legislation. which, it seems To
me, ought to be in,rnsted to some
local authority on the ground and hay
ing IA knowledge Of local needs"
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
TROUBLE NOT ENDED
BY RECENT VICTORY

Madrid. Sept. 3a.-The Correspond
eneia Ailitar says ii is an error TO
consider the campaign ended by the
recent victories. To exercise effective
dominion over the region. il adds, Mill
thrS action must be extended from the
River Quert on the west 10 Mulsva
on the east, the district comprised
between these two points being of the
greatest military Importance, on ac-
count OF Its position On the highway
from the Mediterranean 10 Fec. The
paper also considers essential the pun
fshment af the turbulent tribes who
for the past six months have been
making daily attacks on Alhueemas
and other places.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
Eastern Man.

While several firms are reported to
have profited by the deal. common re-
port credited control Of September to
an eastern man. This trader is said
To have bought around a dollar and to
have recouped nicely money lost two
years ago In an attempted squeeze"
which failed. He in. likewise. said to
have been the man who made July
shorts come tn his terms at New York
last summer. In some quarters II Is
insisted that the dead was manipu-
lated by Chicago interests. =~H 81 s..
4 furore in Tie oats pit monopoltzed
attention during the forenoon session,
but its luster was dimmed later by
the excitement In wheat. Governing Of
about 2,eHe.oHB bushels of September
oats sent the price of that cereal up
To 80 cents. l-3e higher than the pre-
Eious close. At the top price elevator
interests sod heavily and the market
reacted to 4S cents. where il closed
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
A Commission.

President Taft here suggested that
local legislation be vested in resi-
dent commission of five to be ap-
pointed by the president and IL act
in conjunction with the governor OF
Alaska.
1t will be observed" continued Mr..
Taft. that this is virtually the gov
ernment which was given To the
Philippine islands. although the COM
mission there had more legislative au-
thnrity than ii would be wise or nee
essars tn give tn the Alaska commits
sion. Objection will be made on the
ground that this is treating the people
of Alaska, who are generally free
born American citizens, az IL the ter
ritory We're a dependency Of persons
unfit to exercise the power OF self
government.
Il cannot deny that the conditions
In Alaska are such i'm my Judgment
as To prevent the extension of local
seIf-soyernmen To that territory. 1t
Is not because OF the character of the
people ii they We're permanent resi-
dents and sufficient i'm number and
sufficiently distributed to warrant the
establishment Of a representative gov
ernment. but the conditions that exist
are saificlent to put them for the time
neing In position jnstifying SINH
iar treatment To that of the Philip
pines. Indeed. il would be a great
aeai better government than AT pres
.nt. because IL would be yesting
power in local authority familiar
with local needs. and today no such
power exists. In other wIrtls. ii would
Dc great advance over the present
conditions
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
SUSPECTS tX|LtO
WITHOUT CEREMONY

Paris. Sept. So-The Matin today
publishes IA dispatch from Cerhere. on
the Spanish frontier, saying the au-
thorities of Barcelona are making use
of the most drastic measures tn rid
the city of suspected reyolutioulsts
Hundreds Of republican and anarchist
suspects are being eSiled 10 the PROV
mces without II hearing and often
without being given All opportunity of
notifying their families EH@fsr#
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
Nest Valuable !. . Bile.

The trade between the eastern
parts nf fhe United States and S.uth
America is a most vaIDn
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-01
Another Means.

This is not the only question
either, for ii will be found ON an ex-
animation of the methods pursued In
"thef countries with respect To- their
merchant marine that there is uow
extended by way of subsidies by the
various governments IT, their respec,-
iNe ships upwards of S35 600 900. and
this offers another means bv which
In the competition the American mer-
chant ship II driven out III business
anu finds Itself utterly impossible tn
htt against its foreign eomretftnrx
Not only this. hut 50 inadeauate is the
American merchant marine today thai
III seeking ships with which tn mako
our navy an Instrument of affensn ar
defense. or, indeed, in sending II
around the world as a fleet. We have
IT. tad On vessels sailing under a for
etsh nag ta carry the coal and To sun
ply the other needs Of such a tourney
Were We compelled tn go into n war
to-day our merchant nsfrine lacks ALTA
s"taer a sufficient tonnage Of any
ittary nnarmed ships absolutely neaes-
sary u the proper operation of thu
navy, and were war to come on NE
would have to purchase such vessels
from foreign countries. and this might
under the laws governing neutrsls h.
most difficult