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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

The price Of sugar has been steadily
strengthening despite the very favor.
able report from Cuba. The Cubans
are evidently In much better financial
condition and do not have to throw so
much of their product on the market
at sacrifice. The price Of raws has
advanced to 3.92, where 1t is held
strong and today the steady advance
of beets is topped with n quotation Of
los. 7hd. or parity of 4.24 cents.
This is very excellent condition at
this period. which is practically the
height of the harvesting season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15
SPORTS
Plenty of Ball
Games At
Aala Park

There will be no less than three
games of baseball at Aala Park or
Sunday, and all three promise TO be
close contests. In the morning the
lnvincibles and Ehlers will try con.
illusions, and II is said that the latter
team are determined to make Vier-
ra's bunch change their name be.
fore the game is finished.
One of the final games for the
championship between the c. A. SIS
and the Aalas will start at 1880,
and this, too, should provide enough
excitement to arouse the fans to
unique efforts in the roofing line.
The two teams are tied for the pre-
mier position in the first series, and
three more games are to be played
to decide which team will have the
honors for the season. The lineup
of both teams will be as follows:
Aalas - Luning, C; W. Comes, p;
F. johnson, lb: NJ. de, Ponte, %; f.
l.. Akana, 3b; Bailey, IS; Al. Souza.
Chong, IS. c. A. A.--Chi Bui. c..
Apau, p; En- Chang, ID; Alex. Asam,
2b; Ako, 3b; Hong Chack, If; Joe
Leong, CT; Aiona, RI; Sing Chong, IS.
The first game will simply clear
the way for the real big game be-
tween the N. q. II. and the Marines.
This game is going to be one great
tale of joy. and the Guards will
have to play the game OF their lives
to win. II the Guards play as they
did against the Skaters the Ma
rines should about beat them; still
there are lots of people who think
the Guards had lot up their sleeves
last Sunday, and that they were too
confident. Sergeant Barry is wear
ing a, contented smile nowadays.
and II Is easy to see that he thinks
his Beauts certainties for the cham
pionship.
There is sure to be a large crowd
of spectators present tomorrow. and
the roofing as usual Will be one of
the features of the afternoon. The
big game starts at 3:30 sharp. and
anyone who has an idea of attend
Ing the play had better get down
early and grab a chair. The lineup
of the teams follows: Marines -
Thompson, RI; Hayes, 2b: Williams,
lib; Cav, IS; Call. 3b; Davis, CT:
Gibson. If; Anderson, C; Hines, p;
Knight, hub. n. G. H.-Lota, p;
Soares, C: Marcallino. Id: II. Kaai.
2b; ID. Lemon, IS; A. May. 3b; p.
Burns. II: Sumner, CT; II. Kaia. RI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

The Real Estate Exchange reports
n very general inquiry into real estate.
There Is much home seeking on the
part of the employees of the Govern.
ment who are stationed here. Not a
few of them have means and after hav.
ing observed the situation for some
months are satisfied that there is no
better place to invest.
The Exchange reports the sale of
six Cottages and lots at Kamakela. Pa
lama, TO W. II. Bradley.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

In sympathy with the general quiet.
ness in business during the present
week, the Hawaiian Trust Company
Ltd. has noted a corresponding quiet.
ness in the real estate market. How,
ever, the approach of the vacation sea
son has made a number of places va,
cant so that there now may be found
upon the market few very desirable
homes for those who have previously
been unable to change with advantage
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

The men who opposed the rushing
in to pay extra and increased dividends
now have an opportunity to point to
the wisdom of their "pessimism. .
There is money In the treasury, but
II may be needed and come in very
timely to properly handle the strike
situation, When things have quoted
down, there will be time to, pay what
there Is on hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15
Additional Sports on Page 10

The Industrial Edition of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, 80 cents at Bull
lett in Office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

The most important announcement
of the week was made exclusively in
the Bulletin sa Thursday when
this paper reported the Organization OF
the immigration Bureau and the selec.
ton OF A. J. Campbell to go to Europe
TO solicit European homesteaders. One
Of the recruiting firms reports thai II
has upwards of three thousand people
ready to take passage from Madeira,
The Board will hasten its work and
will be materially aided by the import.
ant interests that stand ready to. pay
their income tax assessment the day
II IL due, not waiting until IL is delin.
quent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15
Full Confidence Shown
In Failure Of
Agitation
REAL ESTATE PROSPECTS
ARE PARTICULARLY GOOD
European immigration Has Most Fa.
vorable Prospects-Sales Re-
ported and Deals
Planned.

Everything In the business line has
conferred in the strike Of Japanese lab
orcrs on three of the Oahu sugar plan.
ta,iuns.
The situation again brings to notice
how dependent all lines Of business
are one the sugar industry. ..
While this fact is Drought home to
a great number of people there Is an
absolute freedom from any panicky
spirit among the managers of planta-
tiOns or the holders of sugar stocks.
The people are waiting to see what the
result will be, and. banking on the
fact that the majority Of the japanese
will show average business sense. they
do not anticipate a prolonged period
Of inactivity ON the sugar plantations.
One thing may be taken for grant.
ed. the present strike will be carried
ON to Il complete showdown between
the sugar industry managers and the
agitators who are stirring up the Jap.
anese. The plantation interests are
acting as unit and any losses will
be shared equally by at least four hun.
drGd and seventy.fve thousand tons
of sugar, and II Is altogether probable
that II the agltators become more nc.
tive and the strikers go to extremes a
million dollar strike fund will be
raised to be uscd rs II may be needed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

A sale of five hundred shares Of
Brewery stock took place yesterday,
although only part of 1t was reported
on the exchange today. There is said
to be a prospect of an extra dividend.
though this Is not official. The trans.
action was change from sugar to
Brewery.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

In the real estate market there is
very strong tone Stores are being
taken up and houses are being rented.
There is action in place of stagnation.
The store in the Kapiolani Building
that has been vacant so long, is to be
taken up by Mr.. Bailey. who is to sell
furniture of his own manufacture. The
corner store of the Knights of Pythias
building IL to be taken by the Dunn's
Hat Shop probably and very soon the
stores in the whole building will be
rented. These are matters that indi-
cate general increase of business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

~ BULLETIN ADS PAY 20
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

The Bishop Estate is still negotiat.
Ing with the Brewer Estate regarding
the ground rent OF the Bishop Park
property opposite the Young hotel,
and there seems little doubt that some
understanding will be reached under
which a first class business block will
be put up. D.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

The plantation interests are not OPP
posed to general REIMBURSEMENT OF the
wage system OF the plantations. A
great many OF the progressive men
have long advocated reimbursement
under which the workmen shall be paid
according To the character of the work
done. But not one step will be taken
In this direction or any other until the
game of the agitator has been finished
and the attempt to run the sugar in.
dustry from the Office of japanese
agents and shyster lawyers In Homo.
lulu has been brought TO a show down.
This Is the situation In nutshell.
The number of men out at the end
of the week number over five thousand
and the loss TO the Japanese in wages
Is all OF $500 day. The japanese
merchants are already beginning to
feel the pinch and they will have to
retrench on credits II they have not
done so now.
The japanese have held public peet.
ings in Honolulu and some of them
make brave show of furnishing funds
for the continuation Of the strike, but
that will cost great deal of money
and Il Is not likely that the large
number of japanese who are cultiyat.
ing fields under contract will be salts.
fed to allow their fields go to ruin and
their wears work become a total loss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

Two men from the transport dropped
In at one of the real estate agencies
yesterday and stated that they had all
the way from four to eight thousand
dollars they wished to invest. People
who pass through are looking with
favor on the prospects of Honolulu be-
cause OF the certain increase In popu.
lation from the naval and military ac.
tivity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

Col. Sam Parker has purchased the
magnificent country home Of L. d. Nc.
Clanahan in Manoa Valley, the deal
having been completed today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson Of Australia
have rented the former residence Of
DR.. Miner on Beretania street and
will open 1t up as first class rooming
hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

Naturally with the sugar industry In
the condition 1t is the stock market
has been quiet. though to compare Il
stock list of year ago there is prob
ably more trading reported each day
than for the same period twelve
months ago. People have not rushed
In TO sell, and those who are willing
to sacrifice. find ready buyers satisfied
that they will make good returns by
buying now.
All the stock quotations have drop.
ped OFF except McBryde, which has so
often been the butt Of the jokester.
McBryde sold at four.and-an.eighth
| during the week and Is strong at four.
Waialua dropped off rather sharply,
but there are no sales at the lower
figures. Hawaiian Commercial also
dropped back to the vicinity OF thirty
dollars but this Is not sign OF weak.
ness. Eva has sagged somewhat on
account of the doubt about the extra
dividend. 81 W..
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
TO THEM THAT HATH
A SHORT SERMON TO
FAT FOLKS.

ITO them that hath shall be given"
is a sentence that applies to fat people
very neatly. IL Is common knowledge
that once a human being begins TO fat
ten up 20 what they have already Is
added more than they want until finally
n stage is reached where reduction
must be made or decided disadvantage
results.
Then comes forward the ages-old
query, "Reduce--but how To the
uniformed nothing suggests Itself but
more activity. They contemplate a
more or less lengthy siege Of dieting
and exercising. SO IL may be said
safely that every man or woman In the
land now undergoing the ,fattening up
process has his or her mental eye fixed
dubiously on that not far distant day
when he or she will have To don the
ashes and sackcloth OF reduction"
This Is not an enlivening prospect
and so IL IL with considerable satlsfac-
tion that we announce the emancipa-
ton OF the fat Nowadays one may re-
duce much or little, a pound n day II
desired, or hold their fat In check. alb
solutely stationary. without doing a
tar OF exercise, missing single meal
doing a particle OF harm or causing a
solitary wrinkle. All that's required
as hundreds testify. is the taking after
meals and at bedtime OF one Marmola
Prescription Tablet which tablets are
sold by the Marmola Company. Dept
466 Detroit. Mich, or any good drug
gist at the uniform price OF 40 cents
this sum being accepted for a case OF
tablets so well ard generously filed
that even one produces Desirable re-
suits.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
The Slender Figures
of French Women
(New York Letter III Fashion Maya.

(NeW .1OIk 1ellcT III Il dsulOu MdBa-
zine)
"Ah-h-h, that is where the Paris
ienne surpasses all other women-in
her 1.-THE. slim and slender figure
said Nine. D'Estelle, the principal
speaker at the dressmakers conven.
ton. Tuesday.
when In Paris I learned the ad
mired slenderness of the French wo
man Is not always gift of Nature
nor Is 1t the result of careful living
dieting or exercise. Indeed, I found
there was a constant demand at the
shops for parnotis, a laboratory com
pound that prevents accumulation o.
|superfluous flesh and causes annoyinl
avoirdupois already present to disap
pear.
ION sale in this country? To bt
sure. Any article popular In Paris oil
London quickly finds its way t.
America.
"If your customers inquire for 4,
tell them they can buy parnotis al
their druggists. Dissolve four ounces
in a pint OF hot water and II is ready
to use. Take one tablespoonful three
times a day just before meals and
that awful fat will cease to trouble.
Taken faithfully. parnotis will enable
any woman to wear the fashions of
today. It's effect Is noticeable within
a week"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10


long and weary. but here at last was
the haven which she had missed
What the world would say mattered
nothing while they two
You know-all?" she asked. hur'
riedly. Il am Duchess des Reeves In
name only. and'-she glanced very
wistfully up at him-"and pauper In
my own right"
II am not altogether a pauper," he
answered gladly. 'but--had you been
princess. sweetheart might not
have been so bold. And-you'll agree
Immediately after twelve"
ANY time after twelve" she as
sented In a low whisper. and he gath
cred her into his strong arms, kissed
her unkissed lips, clasped her close to
him. regardless of those looking on.
The clock in the corner chimed IL,
and Notre Dame echoed the hour OF
midnight She looked up at him
again, with a little frightened smile.
A stifed groan came from the other
end OF the room.
Were all ready now" Quaintance
called across. Tell that lawyer ras-
cal TO step forward and marry u.s."
Maitre Georges stepped forward
submissively. and the two faced him,
the duchess still in her robe of state
like some beautiful, slender lily. the
lamplight warm on her ivory arms
and shoulders. Quaintance. tall and
straight, in a suit of serge, at her
side. his thin, sun-tanned face a fit
foil to her shapely fairness. Behind
stood Fanchette. with clasped hands.
her worn features working And
from opposite, Seager and Arendsen
looked on. impotent. at the simple Ger.
emony, while their two guards, revoi-
YER In hand, kept watch and ward
over all
Ito Be Ccntlnued.)
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
PLAYTIME STORIES
THE THREE WISHES.

ton. Let me be Gladys st. Clair. She
has such a beautiful name, and no
brothers or sisters to bother and tease
her"
And sure enough she was Gladys st
Clair. But oh, dear, the name didn't
count at all. and the little girl was SO
very. very lonesome. After the first
day she longed for her sisters and her
big, teasing brothers, SO that the fairy
found her crying her eyes out.
Please" she said, II don't like
being anyone but just me. Let me be
myself again.
81 shouldn't" said the fairy. you've
had all your wishes but have you
learned your lesson?"
"Oh. yes" cried the little girl, "Ill
never be diScontented any more"
And sure enough she was herself
again.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
GreaselesS Face Cream
Can Be Made at Home
BY Mae Martyr

II you are troubled with blackheads,
large pores, pimples, freckles, sallow
skin or muddy" complexion, get from
your druggist one ounce of almozoin,
take II home. put IL In fruit jar. add
half pint OF cold water and two tea
spoonfuls Of glycerine; stir briskly
for a few minutes. then let stand until
IL becomes thick cream jelly.
Use this homemade. greaseless com
plexion jelly as you would cold
cream and you will find that IL beau
titles the complexion and keeps the
skin moist. soft, smooth and pliable.
Apply and let remain for a minute
on the face; then rub well with tho
finger tips and the dirt will roll out
and of the face. IL is cleansing. heal
ing and soothing to the skin. As al
mozoin contains no oils or fat. IL pos
itIvely will not cause hair to grow.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
SAYS THE MODESTO:

Do not cut out an armhole with the
mistaken idea Of easing 1t. A better
plan is to ease the whole side seam.
A large arm hole causes the waist to
be pulled out OF place. at the waist
line, when the arm Is lifted.
Sleeves continue to be long and
somewhat close fitting. but there Is
infinite variety in their adaptations.
Many OF the newest ones are double
sleeves, the upper portions being
made OF the material. These upper
sleeves are cut of at the cuff. They
may be shirred or tucked or made any
fancy way. The lower edge may be
pointed. or rounded, or slashed up.
These sleeves are made of net, mus
lin. embroidery, or any other thin.
dainty fabric. They are usually white
sometimes they are in net. lace or
chiffon to match the dress material.
In making childrens dresses and
coats II Is we'll to consider how to en-
large them as the little ones grow. AL
low for deep hem. which may be
used In frightening the skirt.
In using this hem, especially In
wash dresses, do not let 1t out to its
entire depth. Rather turn the bottom
of the hem up to the crease caused by
It's first length. Stitch right through
this crease. and you will not be an
noyed by always seeing a line.
Sometimes the skirt may beSlength'
ened by cutting the hem off entirely
and setting a band Of broad insertion
above It.
The length OF a skirt varies almost
as much from one season to another
as the shape OF sleeves. However, all
walking skirts must clear the ground
this year.
The skirts OF the new tailored suits
for travelling and shopping are all
walking length.
Walking skirts are capable of some
variation. The short woman should
wear hers as long as she can with
out touching the ground. while the
tall woman will look we'll in a much
shorter skirt Women Of medium
height will find skirt two inches
from the ground an effective length.
Skirts are definitely wider thar
they were
The skirt with plain front and back
pleets let into the side Is safe and
satisfactory one.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
For a Clear, Fresh
Youthful Complexion

You can make a complexion beauti-
her at home that clears and whitens
the skin without the use OF powder
a face losion that removes pimples.
blotches. tan. freckles, biackheads,
cold sores and makes dark. sallow and
oily skin pink and youthful.
Just get from your druggist four
ounces OF spurmax. put II In a half pint
OF hot water and add two teaspoonfuls
OF glycerine. Apply to the hands
forearms and face with the palm Of
the hand and continue rubbing the
skin where applied until dry. That Il
all there Is to this most excellen
treatment
II you work In Office or store yo'
will find spurmax a true friend. 70
when you apply II in the morning you
complexion needs no retouching th'
whole day long.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

This is milady's latest concelt--a
metallicized horned toad mounted on
a pin.
Fifty thousand horned toads will i'm
molate themselves on woman's altar
before the Chicago concern which is
marketing this novelty gets through
Two thousand toads are just now GO
ing through the metallizing process u
scout is busy down in Texas hunting
the rest Of the $4,000. and shipping
them as fast as he collects a thou.
sand.
Each toad is chloroformed before
IL is put into the ovens. so the opera
ton is harmless
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
IL IN THE

Do not allow the children TO make
an entire meal of any one thing.
Teach them TO eat proper things In
the proper way-the results will more
than repay the effort required
Dos camper your badly. Don't keep
II In the house SO much and don't
dress 1t so warmly that it will catch
cold every time II is taken out. Re.
member that 1t is much more apt to
catch cold II the bath be too warm.
Let IL sleep out of doors, carefully
wrapped. except when there are high
winds or the weather is damp.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

such stacks of pretty clothes,
And sure enough she was Blanche
Brown. But she found the lovely
clothes didn't make UP for the care
she had TO take of them. the seedlings
she had because OF them. and the fun
she missed while wearing them.
When the fairy came she said.
please. don't like this. Let me be
Mile Burton. She is SO very pretty.
And sure enough she was Mile
Burton. But Millio IS curls hurt more
when they we're cOmbed than the lit
tie girls own hair. and Miles
mother was away almost all the time
and she hadn't any father.
Please, said the little girl TO the
fairy. II DON'T like being Mile Bur-
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
M5F|cRS4Rk, H SSSR)|

Serve caper sauce with mutton.
Egg sauce with boiled fish.
Cucumber sauce with baked fish.
Cider sauce with boiled ham.
Vinegar sauce with pigs feet.
Celery sauce with boiled chicken.
Melted butter sauce with boiled as
paragus.
Mushroom sauce with fillet of bee
and roast chicken.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

Here Is shown one of New York's
fashion leaders in a simple but ex.
quisitely fitted princess creation OF
white polkadotted black satin foulard.
the yoke and undersleeves being OF
white Mechlin lace.
A striking feature is the long from,
panel OF the same material. but with
much larger dot than that OF the
gown.
The studied simplicity of this dress
is emphasized by the three-quarter-
length mousquetaire sleeves, and the
elaborate hat OF tulle. trimmed In the
back with a very large white heron
aigret
A large white veil with black dots In
worn with this costume In the fash.
ionablc black and white.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
Trouble Makers ousted.

When a sufferer from Stomach
trouble takes Dr. Kings New Life
pills he's mighty glad 10 see his
Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly. but
more-hc's tickled over his new, fine
appetite. strong nerves. healthy vigor.
all because stomach. liver and kidneys
now work right. c. r. Kinsel, Central
Drug Co. and Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

Nine. Jusselin sits as n magistrate
In Paris on disputes between en-
ployers and employees. She is the only
woman IT. France who holds the office
of magistrate She is a dressmaker
Women I'm trousers now are fire.
Quently seen on the streets in Paris
This is said TO be one manifestation
OF the suffraget movement. Nine.
DieulafOy, wife Of a well-known arch
aeologist, was the first to appear i'll
public in masculine attire.
Queen Alexandra all her life has
piled the knitting needles. All the
children OF the kaiser have been
taught a trade: in the Danish court,
when Alexandra was Il girl, the same
practical rule was observed. 1t was
the pleasure OF Alexandra to become
an expert knitter of stockings, and
even now she knits steadily.
DR.. Mary Gordon, Inspector of pris-
ons In London. is one of the youngest
and prettiest of suffragsts. and her
pictures are eagerly sought by British
editors. Now, in England any person
is free to prohibit the printing OF a
personal photograph. and DR.. Gordon
refuses to permit me printing OF her
picture until she has read the suffrae-
list article that Is intended 10 go with
il. If the article impresses her as
fair and favorable to equal suffrage
she consents TO the use OF her photo
graDh
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

Miss Pansy Lllian Andrus. the
pianiste who has been studying with
Nine. szamowski, IN Boston, for the
past year. will play mt an entertain
ment given by 81. Andrews branch
ot the Girls Friendly society. for tho
benent OF Holiday house. in Chaffee
hall. Thursday evening. June 10. 9th
ers who Will assist are Evelyn wight
man Cammer and the Misses Aiicis
Michel. Florence Whitley, Josephine
Hart. Carrie Huey. Frances Dodge
Gertrude Jennings and Barthe Allen