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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25
>soIr AaEprs ron

ne tooh occas'on 70 e*pIess minister
On 'he snoiee. wnen me Items unde,
tne head on pure iocu ana OF meaies'
and Quarantine service we're reached
This seems hitting time" said
Single. for me 70 place nysei on
record. ] don't agree With Mt. Rice
that this Is the proper time TO give
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25
Building Supplies
STRUCTURAL & ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORK
ELEVATOR RAININGS
.ss4,, 100 soIE AaEkrs ~
GO. c,sc,as Sio; wonx,sa MACHINERY
csNrRAl o.
e g rHs MurtNs sALtAl 3
u srtwARr CO, ciN6,xmAr. q es.s. {
ELEVATOR RAININGS

them the schools. iai!s. courthouses.
sanitation. medical and quarantine
service and pure food inspection. Il
would also givc them the LIQUOR
License COMMISSIONS AMI let tAe
sherlfis look after the license In their
respective couutics. -
III the counties are entitled to the
ADMINISTRATION OF the schools. they
are ceitiihiy' entitled 10 take In hand
the sanitation and pnre food affairs"
sbtng suggested that the Items
under the, ,lrsads of pure food aud
medical and quafsptjne service be de-
ferred aud that the HsAlth and Police
Committee be- instructed to draw up
Q, BILL turning over these departments
OF the goiernment to the counties.
Tho Items were deferred.
i1ie Committee VI the Whole man.
aged TO got more work done than at
any previous seryice. though many OF
the ltems IN the appropriation bill
were, deferred Tor one reason or IN
other. The uthil Wild desire to boost
the salaries OF lahorers aud minor EN-.
plovefs: was cchlbltca. this bsing in
the minds OF certain OF the Legislators
the principal thing they are m the
LEGISLATURE ior- The jrnltors and
laborsrs Of the Capitol building. for
inHtsnce. we're raised from $50 To $40
epeh,, TN important salaries were act
ed upon. ff M ts.lN
Kanlho distinguished himself by
making the most remarkable speech
Of the sesslori.. At the same time
disseminating very satisfactorily what
Kind of men the county Of Hawaii
sends to the Legislature. ~
kaniho thinks telephones are a
fraud, particularly the telephones IN
the Capitol bldIding, when the Com-
mittse d the whole took up the item
Of $3.50 for telephone exchange In
the Capitol and. Judiciary buildings.
Ksniho objected. The telephones In
the building are no good anyway. y
said earnestly, You can't hear any
fhinD m them : why I have tried
time and again 70 ring up Olaa. and
can't set anybody. I move this item
be deferred.
And the Committee was 70 Impress
cd by Kspiho's argument that the Item
was- deferred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25
Good Booking Ahead For
/ Hawaiian Opera House

men,oess on the next boat from sgd
ncy. AIT: Goalding, manager D. the
.pIe>ent Liiliputiln company and
formerly Teddy MCNAMARA and
Hcintz Twins rolled into one. viii
lie manager Of the new company and
enc OF the leading players. !, wnl
have cntiiely new costumes and see
nerx. and willsopen with "The Char
ity BAIL" This company will share
honors with the present Lilliputian
company which closes next week.
In tho latter part OF May the Her
bert wfthers Concert Company. now
playing In the Far East. will arrive
he,c en- ioute to the mainland, and
Mr.. Adams has arranged for two con-
ce u ut the Opera House. In tho
coiupang are Herbert Withers, one
n the leading 'cellists. who win be
assiste BY M,no. Luisa sobrino, pri-
ma donna soprano. a pupil OF LII
Lehman and Frau Joachim OF Ber-
lin; Charles BenDest. a baritone, who
Nine, Marhuerite Ely. solo pIanfste,
a pupil OF Deringer OF the Royal Aca-
deny OF Music OF London. II
. Arthur Hartmann, regarded as a
violin player OF the first rank assist
cd by Alfred Calxin. a pianist, will
follow the Wfthers Concert Com
pany. stopping on here while en-
route TO Australia. Hartmann Is q
Hungarian player. and had the honor
TO- be praised by the great Saint
Saens who declared enthusiastically
that he had never heard a finer per-
'fotmance OF his b Minor Concerto
than that given by the Hungarian
virtuoso. ts'ss
Mischa Gilman. the young violin
artist. said by critics to be the great
est living violinist.s- because OF his
youth Che is but IS years of age /.
will, be here about June l.. He will
pass through on one OF the Austria
Ian boats FROM Vancouver. This con-
cert viii have to be given whenever
the boat happens 10 be In port,
which may be In the forenoon or AFT
ernoou. Mischa Elman's name IL
known among all music-loving people
and he viii be one OF the best at
fractions nj the Opera House since
Jan kubelik was there.
VIM. y, Powell. who was feature
OF the Worlds Entertainers here a
few years ago as an illusionist. will
be here during the summer with his
own company. lie viii arrive from
San Francisco, play three or four
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25
MANAGER ADAMS IS
! PLANNING. GOOD
SEASON
Drama And Sllsti To
(. Follow Pre- ent
Light 0l.ra

With long list o. successful dra-
matte and musicals succe5seS Already
presented to the Honolulu theater-
toing public. Manager W. d. Adams
OF the Hawaiian Opera House IL now
assured OF large number Of artists
prominent IN musical and dramatic
circles the world over for presenta-
lion during the next few months. In
fact. since Mr.. Adams took hold OF
the Hawaiian Opera House about two
years ago. Honolulu has become more
ind more a theatrical town. and the
Opera House. which was elosed for
the greater part Of "a year. is now
open every month on a few. occa-
sions. and as In the present Instance
with the Liiliputians. being thrown
open for season. A great deal Of
credit must be given to Mr. Adams
for booking only first-class rattrac-
itions. ~
n IL Is MIR, Adams intention to keep
fhe Opera House open With dramatic
and. musical attractions at least a
spart OF each mouth, summer and win
her: FOLLOWING the present season OF
the Pollard Liiiiputians, which has
had q successful run, PslIafd's. No. 1
company, composed entirely Of for
per LiiIiputians. graduates OF his
various companies. will appear for a
three weeks season. opening on April
10, playing a repertoire OF comedy
and dramatic and musical dramas,
with now and then vaudeville bills.
This company u being recruited
from Australia and New York.
\ While Pollard. who. was once the
Teddy McNamara o. the LIllipu-
ltians, and 3vcsnily With Fsawlsy.
comes hsrs from New York lie will
arrive next week and the Australian
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25
COUNTY CONTROL
] OF ALL THINGS
Representative : Single
Puts Himself Clearly
On Record
HOUSE

rhrtresh .cay--Astsrnoon session.
The scheme to turn over everything
possible to the counties. -even pure
food inspection. medical and quaran,
tine service and sanitation, aiong with
the wharyes and landings. the jalls
and district courts. the schools and
the. hospitals. emerged full nedged
from IT'S egg 'wedhsstay \ afternoon
when the House was considering the
Appropriation Bill in Committee oil
the Whole, u
Mr.. Single. who Is extremely radl-
81 IN thissmattef. ctms out fatfooted
IN favor OF the scheme selug - ~
~ thru ttie 'originatots 'of the plan,
qnr< rnk - ts.sst .s-u,.s>ss~. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
aR|ST0W CLAIMS MUCH FAITH


Special 10 tho Daily Leader
Blsiow, OKLA March g5~iion, chaa
n. Parker OF Enid. sitting as special
referee In the county seat contest
between Brlstow and 5annpa Is
erowdlug The TRIAL which n la pro
gress ii sapripa this veek and rap
II progress Is being made. sltisi0N
has about 200 Witnesses 20 examine
and the ah0ains made n eubslnnlia
lion Il the allegations ot fraud By
llrIslow ls said by nrlaIow parties %
have haen sensational Brlslow and
gapuIna ave been lighting over the
smanty seat for eight years. and lhis
final hearing oi e great contest Is at
racilug much attention The two
Towns ere not evenly matched bat
l,rlsl0w Is putting up q plncky con
osl and feels cundenl II WIN make
4 case Iii the matter naN pending bF
cre The supreme court
At lhe opening Of the trial. says
ire Bfisiow workers. The ifst morn
INK eleven Witnesses we're examined
Ar.i Il that number. anFan testified 70
faeia shal proved Iheg were not lnsa'
anslillea 10 vote i he election
|heIs last august TO hHaia lhe ennhts
ID aH6 that they aId Yek9.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
LIQUOR lhrsReeTe ACTIVE.

Special to the Daily Leader
Cincinnati, Mafch 81 rhp liquor IN
tefesla pf the country are about e
start q fight ln state aud federal courts
which WITH make more thorough ihs
test Of their rights under the conall
tuition. tran has ang previous llilsa
lion Ia al' Che years Of hatila ugiins
the liquor traffic
Circular letters have been rncelreN
by local brewers and dlstlllefs ask
Ing their cooperation III meetings {
be held IN this city 70 formulate plan.
Tor the right
While circulars could not be So
cured for publication il 81 stated tbs
liquor interests will ish inc e0nris e
determine whether The brewer or dis
tiller VINO has invested millions 10 rea
estate TINT cannot be removed or zeal
lied upon after destruction Of business
such Investments having been matte
under fha laws that apparently secured
him IN nilding up af large properties
and deYotlug many lIYesio its devciop
ment. ali 81 which Il Ieapardized an
destroyed without due process Of laN
and without compensation for deslrue
iion Of property" ran be legally dc
nriyed ai bis rights,
The question ls 70 be raised pattle
ularly Ii the states where there 4
siatewlaa prohibition Particular ref
erence Is made TO Tennessee. where 4
Il said mllllons Invested IN suohc prop
critics have been destroyed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
TODAY I'm
DEPARTMENTS


Attorney General Rules
Attorney General Charles West holds
In an opinion this morning that ae
uklahoma state board Of agriculture
is without authority 70 change the
quarantine llnes laed BY the people
IN the constitution. The 0plnlon is hy
yeuuest OF the bOaid az 90 authority
for changing the quarantine lines and
regulations as to Usage county. the
llfrgeal cnillp coruty ia The state GAe
attorney general holda thar the Art
81 The Territorial legislature N 1905
which has not been changed still ap'
plies aud that It win take au aol Of
the legislature 10 pnect o change 90
the llae. The baagd OF agriculture re.
Gently passed resolution u eject
permitting cattle 70 be brought into
Usage county With one dipping twa
being lhe Old regulation but repulrea
that dipping watts be- established Ia
each county There Is present aDQul
500. 600 bead OF cattle 70 be pasturcd
Ia Osaga county mostly from Nanaaa
land Texns points and Ac aupe.ion al
what N me law Is nf much importance
| at this time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN


5tran0 az knotTler
County Judge = G. Slfang teday
married q, s. Mills ana Edith Mlller,
og Nashville Oklahoma and r. r.
Slower. ul Edmond aud Bessie bgy'
ant n Oklheoma city.
10 District Court
The Jury m ihe breach ol promise
case of Maggie TAYLOR vs. Milo Goa'
gins returned q verdict Tor The lie.
PENDANT after casting bun one ballot
The plaintiff IA propFlclrcss ia d grnc.
cry store and ls wellAo.ou while
The defendanl il hard Working lab.
oring man who has accumulated con.
siderable property Both PARTIES are
negroes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

F9r,lty now against the Grip for Il
COMES every season surel Prevenilcs
-the little Candy Cold Cnre Tablets
--olfer in this respect mos, certain
and dependable safeguard Proven.
lies. al the "sneeze stage" will as
we'll, also surely head on an common
q bis. But pfnmntneas a allaImpuit.
ant Keep pregeniies N the pockei
OF purse, for instant use linN at
as for ssc. sold hy Wallaea's Drug
store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
ybe eEefFcT woMhN is Not
FAy ont

Artists aY IRE Ideal nppoflot ~
weight ID a Woman IS 70 pounds Ne
every fool OF her height Inis N1uA
make a Woman oi feet 1 inches Neft
1856 pounds 5 ounces
II YOU weigh more than This 10 pff
portion you are On the Iangef |nr
and ere likely to ket too fat Ia ltH
Years Check iisbffnHlhs d 1ea9pudIl
lll after meaia aR1 a. hwifline nl l1lt
rocfei II ounca Alnrmola b 3 aantt
Fluid Extract caacafa Aspuol|c %
3 ~ ounces Peppermint Water I'I
the Marmala sealed anal mlx Il WifV
the olhe Ingredients at Aone Ffl
mixture ls harmless viii nns rn
wrinhles and has hecn known 10 tess
on seven pounds of III week VllhoN
any help from exnrelse 81 dlel|us
is lnexpenaiYe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

A merrlless murdered Is Append
cllla with many victims. Fnt Dr.
Kings New Llle pills kin 81 by pre-
yentlon. They gently stimulate stom.
ach. liver and bowels. preventing thai
clogeIng that Invites appendicitis,
curing Constipation. EillIhusneas,
Chllls. Malaria Headache nnd ludi
gestlon, 2ac a An Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Special to the Dallf Leader
Ardm0fe. Nch eat At The Aaae
bond election held here yesterday lt1
citizenship Of Ardmnle eael pYoaee
sivo voie by voting Sagt.nup worth
munlclpll boada hy az overwhelming
mnludiY The bond issue Y3a Foss
for The following nurunsea Hifl
rhool. 100000. reinllng bonds. es.
COO. water works. s15.nNu aeNe|
$4,000: park. $4,000, siganf lmpfop
menl. S3s0a and lof are eHfpmei
s20,oe0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

"All thought "a lose nv les ?
writes J., A. Swenson, Walertuwn,
Wls., "Tcn Years Of eczema, that l5
doctors could not cure. had IA lasl
laid me up. Then hncklens Arnca
Salve cured It sound and woil' n.
faliible for Skin Eriplons, Eczema,
Salt Rbeum, Hoils Feyer Sores,
Burns. scalda Cuts and Piles. 26c
az An Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
Short Cuts to the News


The old Walton lumber ynrds. oH
North First street. have been torn
down The company now has a model
yard and offices al fae old Henson
stand corner rleyelsnd and First
street.
seta Corrugated culvefl company IS
doing blg business
g. E Wilder Is erecting q modern
$4,000 residence at ST East Warmer
avenue
j rlaclmon aled suil 30 lhe dls
irlct euum today against 81, A. Mathis
10 quiet tllle on certain lots
Anderson 0f Pond creek whe
has been connected aith tho state ox
aminef's office since statehood " 10 b
enshlef aliheuaw siate bank ai NASH
ylha
It # said fhai gIsleg alghi Mareh
2Glh, at 80 "a - the lasl any and h9uf
unaor shh law that candidates f0r city
offices can Gle their papers 10 gal
names on the primary ticket Ths
primary election occura april Glh
The weather man reports yaelcrda b
was The last winter aQualie and thai
spring #eaiher wlll prevail.
fhe real edlete had insurance. mea
meet E9nlehtto perfsei ! permonent Or
eaniz4tsnn Al members are urged te
be preaanl
The police last evening headed ofi
Roy Gteenwood, the young son of Mt
ana Mira W. A Greenwood. Of thi
city who vas running away from homs
at Chandler and had him sent baes
home ihia morning. Young Greea
wood Was one of the pages employed
IY the minority members during tia
second legislature end also aerved
during the constitutional convention
end Fifal Legislature IN that capacity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

LosT~-colieae fraternity pin .Kapsha
r. slamA" ntar and Crescent de.
slon, Reward offered. Return 70 Alva
Richards, care supreme court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

An Oklahoma City newspaper aaa
itis n ray 81 GROCER of that city.
ven known here
Disappearing mysteflonsly early
Monday With large sum o. money i,
his possession Chafles Blges pr0prIl
eioF Of & grocery store ai 23iG North
Western avenue has not been seen
since u relatives, who are aaarchIne
the s0Mn.
niges Ieft the stare kionday mora.
lps eoHs|lg 70 town T. deposit h lis
e IS none whipa hi fraull8d ffom
w SaFiiffay twlle. Is exlaatef b
return Immediately AFlfr al All might
Eeareh. 4 r. BlgeA. brother Of lhe
ulshlIIk man. appealed IL ihe police
in iIla d the spareh Tuesday
Z haFe no ldea Rhefe hgc could 6t
alsl ! nm nos afiaid he has been slug
kal ana fobhef7 nald the brother.
lfh knew bow llapqaiaaf his pfesennt
y the sshre W. ehd ~ aufa he wbaIt
npt dallhnFalaly reMslaI amae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

POOR MAN.
If men were only handsome
Thellll'le maiden sighed,
soon soon, ia say Take me away
ana make Of me q brldol'"
lf men were only cleyererp
The older maiden snid
Id take a chance with word and
glance
And mayhap would wed."
fti men were only wealthlcr,"
The huxom widow hreathed.
I nigh incline vow TO Sign
With lrcw all orange wreaihed.'
II men were only easler.'
The nrclent spinster wept
sl'd SET my cap for any chap
And wed him ere slept
New york Times
fhu' guNJ
Visitors day eiih Acorn cuh;
AIRS Charles q. Filson hosiesa
Guthrie Choral society meele ln
evening for rehearsal.
Friday
pasiimc Euchre club entertained Ia
afternoon by Mrs, a. p, Johnson.
Mrs. L. ~ Leach. ir, Is hosteas 10
Friday Afternoon Euchro club
Domestic Science club holds busl-
ness meeting IN Carnegie library at
2ao IN lhe afternoon.
Saturday
Smart SET meets With MIS- Gertrude
pailison AZ home OF Mrs, Galen Grow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Hutchinson. Rams. After trying doc.
tors and dli rent medlcines for KID.
neyi bladdf md rheumatIc trouble
Halls Texas ff5nder cured me. Ii 81
the best medicine on earth. Walter
p Perry 70 5. Main street. Sold BY
az druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
Wedding !, l.awsou

Wedding at l.awton
A quiet wedding. The announcement
of which gave pleasure 70 many
friends. was that Of Mr. CHARLES Yves.
iey Halues and Miss Mary Lewis John.
son. which occurred at the home oi
the BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. %.
johnson, 7i2 c avenue. at $3.50 Wednes
day m0rnlng says the l.nwlun Con5li.
iull0n-Damncrat WeY ii M sweet.
ir. pastor oi the Methodist Eplscupdg
church South. ofliclaled The bride
and groom are two OF i.awlon's most
popular young people. Mr. Haines be-
ing superintendent Of the Sunday
school OF the Southern Methodist
church and Miss Johnson having been
the treasurer Of the same school far
a long time Il was d quiet home we'd.
ding. only few OF the most intimate
friends Of the contracting parties be
Ing present Mr. r. L. Ilr0die was The
best man and Miss blanche Key OF
Alms, hfldesmaid The bride was
dressed IL a handsome white messcl
ne dress. trimmed IN hand made lace.
The groom wore the conventional
black. Immediately after the ccfo.
mcny q dainty two.courso luachoon
was served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
AGtB lLVi MINISTER KILLED

E dlspatoa from Alya Weanapday
says: Another lartibie accident hap.
pened ~ this city yesterday evening,
about 5.l5 o'clock. when Rev. E. w
johnson. aged 70 years. was lhroHn
from his wagon, and So aerl5usly ln.
sEred that he died about 4 p. NJ. ana
his daughter wan also painfully bruised
Mr. johnson Sold hts farm mile
west ~ ne college sicu days ago ts
e Ml0eox- and was bringing in
eis last load q hOuaelDla goods
which ho xaa stirring al the residence
oi HI. son john. who lives on rast
flYhn avenue. He WAS Sitting In iho
snrinE seat ON top ~ tip goods his
WIFE ard daughter were fsss behind
h.m on the gooas. When they wers
pa sing through tcwn the team ncsfed
at something and tried TO tan away.
brl M Johnson held them fairly we'll
under control until they goG around
.ll le corner neaf the water sank east
II e ~ the saaafe, when Mr. Johnston
teil eu ihe usgan behind the hofees
end lhc wagon ran over hls stomach.
e wa3 hufl Internally AMI one arm
vas broken and be died wIthoet rt-
gaining consciousness He was taken
80 iIl'Non'a hama. only two biaeks grom.
'whtef tAa aefldenf hinfened
fnc dapehler got oui or fell out end
was painfully bralsed sfa johnson
sinfr ia tie wagon until The horses
wefs faallg stopped ami Waa unhuft.
49, Johnson 81 en- ordained minister
# lAe Aaltna Brethren church. and ha
AA0 @mtF llVed near billInes, 0lslN.
ar iits gears past aff aihtell here bn.
s sbAit moiEih ago ahd Haze aalsi1s
q Harg NeRe nsepegIaffzta ii Il fe Y
atIfes az ihe6 old+AbseS ss ssAh and'
Lincoln Nele His body ulll bel
shipped Up there fnf bnFlil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

The Guthrie Choral Society
The Gulhue Choral society meess 20.
night az Miss Stevens. studio. i1a ~
east Oklahoma avenue
All who are interested 80 hullilng up
choral work Ia ais city are requested
e. bo present and become active mriii.
hers Of this organization
We dertfe to mske Q special feature
of this ", TX, especially Tor The organ
laallnn or choifs FOR the various
churches ef The city Concert work
Is also sn important feature. and we
havcln contemplation q spring festival.
to be given late ~ the season.
For this important undertaking. Il
Is necessary 10 have q working chorus
1f 100 IS Ices and we need the help
and cc.operltion 0i ell he musical l0l'
cnt Of The city
Remember the lehearasls are
held eash Thursday avenlng at 9 y.
N Come ont tonight and help us.
ROEr, sOHLpl'RG
President
,. =. WO0DwOETR
Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Guthrie friends will regret 10 fead
X rs ram the Ardm0fite
The friends o. G. # Joiner win re-
afst 10 lelIu that he IS stlil very sick
ite IS suffering from inhammatoly
Ills physicians advised
lhal he 30 70 Hot Springs bun MI
aNlner stated This afternoon that be
llAas fllal Get better before Doe can ga
auywhere. BE is some hettor however
ifdaf than be was yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

LOsT--l.arge black hutton on red
suit, on BROAD street Finder please
return 20 10 fiaskeil