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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
GOVERNMENT REPORTS
COTTON CONDITION 65.9

WASHINGTON. Oct. s-The average
condition Of the cotton crop on Septem
Der IS was s.s per cent Of a normal. as
compared with I'll a month ago, $50
q year ago, ST. In 1905 and 65.s the aver
age Of the last ten wears on September
3. as estimated by the crop reporting
board OF the department of agriculture.
CONDITION BY STATES.
The condition q the cotton crop by states.
with the ten-yesr average On September 70.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04

WANTED--f you want position as fireman,
brakeman. interurban motorman, conductor oI
train porter Ccolored) roads your home
s65 TO $3.50 per month enclose stamp for appli-
cation blank and book; hundreds put to work
without experience; 500 wanted. l. Raj
way c. l. No. 40, Indianapolis, Ind.
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TOBACCO CURES

less home treatment OF roots and herbs. Sure,
pleasant permanent. Send your now.
NiKo Works. ,. Wichita. Kansas.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct 5.-spirits firm. I2ae
,osi1 firn: water white. s. -o5; window glass
~ ~. \ Sc 20; NJ. IS SIS: K. IS IS; !. Sc 90
n ss.ss: G. $3.50; F. Sc Is; Z. 500; 10
s-oo: B, SEQ Receipts Of spirits. 4dS; rosin
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1.-THE Devil of Today

ciety. Business, Politics and every walk
of life. A book portraying the grave
dangers found in all conditions of life
Pitfalls and methods of escaping them
A warning note to save young men and
women from wreck and ruin. This
great book contains more than 500
pages. A single copy will be mailed
to any address on receipt of the price,
s1.25. We want agents to sell the
above book with a full line of standard
subscription books, Red Letter Family
and Teachers Bibles. Catalog free
Write today. Department No. 2, Phil
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MEDICAL

CANCER CURED.
nR TSGHAN removes cancer in from six 10
twenty days. without cutting or loss OF blood.
and wants no money until cancer Is removed
Has had 30 years experience; has cured thou
sands Of cases and never fails "a cure any case
which he treats; best Of home reference. For
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CENSUS BUREAU SHOWS
2302,211 BALES GINNEC

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-The census bureaus
cotton report. issued today. shows 2.3O2.2l
bales. counting round half bales. were gin
ned from the growth ~ 1910 TO September -
as compared with 2.56s.iJO for 1879. 1880. GS;e
for 1905. .nd 1-562.6 COZ for 1907. There were
3T.T67 round bales Included The number OF
sea island bales included we're 7.II2.
REPORT By STATES.
Rw sraFe Of hall VIII
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SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON
Atlantis. steady. lS&e-
New York quiet. - s0-icOc-
Liverpool. quiet. T4-lo0d-
New Orleans. steady. Is ll-lec.
Galveston. nominal. l4c-
savannah. nominal. IL s-loc-
wuuington. quiet, l3Ee-
Baltimore. nominal. lS'se-
Norfolk. nominal. I3s.c
PhnadeIphis. steady. II lS-i0oe-
Boston. steady. Is eo-loOc-
MOBILE. nominal. Is 5-l6c.
Charleston. nominal. 1ssc-
ST Louis. quiet. lSAe-
Little Rock. noniusl. isisc-
Houston. steady, Is l5-l6c.
Memphis. nominal. lS5se-
Augusta. quiet. l5Se-
Louisville. firm. 1SRc-
Macon. firm. l3Sc-
Charlotte. steady, 10 4o-looc-
Columbia STEADY. 13Lc-
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WANTED HELP-MALE

MEN is 10 45 for motormen and conductors.
Good wages: no strike. Experience unneces-
sary. Address Electric Railway Bureau oo'
Panama Bldg. ST. Louis. Mo.
Notwithstanding. men to prepare .'r
Nov. railway mail ard clerk-carrier eNamlha-
lions. Thousands appointed; good salaries NrIto
to,aly for trial lesson. Cement Dept. SO' st.
Louis. No.
MEN-Learn automobile business. Great de-
mand for skilleN help. We teach by mail'
send You Auto Model. get yon S25 weekly loo.
Make $40 weekly while learning. Rochester
Auto School. o25 Rochester, y. Y.
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. Salary S.VO
20 81. COO. Examinations everywhere Novem-
her Il. Thousands OF appointments coming.
Short hours. Rapid promotion 10 postotfice
INSPECTOR and higher positions. Common edu-
cation sufficient Influence unnecessary.
Write for schedule OF examinations. Prepare
tion free. Franklin Institute, Dept. d. 80
Rochester. y. Y.
YOUNG men for railroad firemen. hrakemen.
hsgssgemen: ST5-iO0 70 start; early promo
tton: experience unnecessary; state age. weight
end height. Address Railway Bureau, ESQ ran
ans Bldg. So. Louis. Mo.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

ST. LOUIS. oct. 3.-Cattle: Receipts 10000.
trri1Sinx 4 500 Texans: steady 20 1oc lower;
native beef steers. SS-5oGI-so; COWS and heif-
- a s007sa0. stockers and feeders. $500
< n. Teas and Indian steers. $3.50 T.60.
avs and hpifers, s3O0G4-25; calves in carload
lots S6-OOGs-6O.
Hox~-Receipts $500: market weak: pigs and
ItsEts Is sOda IS: packers. xS-25Gs.1o; butch
as and best heavy. SS.75de-20-
gneep-Receipts 1000; market steady; native
ruuttous Sc. aOdA15; lambs. S5-5oG6.65.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruiIng quotations On
me exchange tcsay:
Open Hish- Low. Close closs
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

The following we're the ruling prices on the
exchange today: 80.
Prev.
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wANTED-Fifty students to learn telegraphy.
typewriting and railroadng. North Georgia
Telegraph School, Ranger. Ga.
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PERSONAL

MARRY happy; large list; sealed information,
FREE. Box 344J, Moberly, Mo.
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nRINR speedily safely, artinEy cured with
- ~ftht person knowledge you
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INSTANTANEOUS

% ART POST CARDS. 1Oc;
Scenes. landscapes. etc.
NJ. Art sales Agency. Box 797. Chicago.
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So5 WEEKLY and expenses to men and women
to put out catalogues and advertise. Big
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nEnnV Best plan on earth. sent free. Phc
MHhHV tos OF every lady member. The
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MARRY-BoOk Of descriptions and photos ma!
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MARRY wealth and beauty. Marriage Direc.
tory Free. Pay when married. New Plan
Box 3l4 s. D.. Kansas City, Mo.
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kEPOkI b SAFES

BY states the number Of bales ginned with
comparison for the previous year are follows:
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SEcRFTS FOR WOMEN Il Rrp SS5 '; sHssss E
2z&GN TIES, TOILET SUPPLIES. Send &c STAMP.
E-N-h .uE " All Nah. A.

ROUP AND SOREHEAD are easily cured IL you
know how. For 81 / will send you cure or
money returned. j. II. Johnson, Leland. Fla.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22

leberry Hin and am standing before
you and observing that among ths
nineteen people IN the bali eight arr
deadheads. That fact win fn.Rs no
difference with my lecture. however.
the subject OF which Is, The Good Side
Of Badness Before have finished
! hope 10 make you feel more tolerant
toward certain people whose memories
have been jumped on with both feet
for several generations past
1T has ccst me much time and
money TO gather my statistics and see
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22
SQUARE Deal For Cyrus II.

Aid let us for moment take up
the case of King Cyrus ii. According
80 history, nothing pleased him more
than TO ding 600 or 500 people over
precipice or 10 tie half a thousand
innocent children to the ialls of wild
horses. II is asserted that In one day,
with his own hand, he stabbed 80
captives TO death, and the very day,
to change the program, he buried the
same number alive. When Cyrus was
in merry mood, as the historians tell
US. he Topped of the arms of fifty
captives and sci them to climbing trees
and turning bandsprings. If he got up
in the morning with a rocky feeling
100 prisoners lost their heads TO make
him feel better
MY hncklebcrry friends OF iinckle-
berry Hill. don't believe all you fead
about Cyrus. Don't believe half of
it. He was pretty bard case, but.
there was a good excuse for it, Wo-
man again. Married girl who pre-
tended to think the world Of him
and then ran away with a circus bare
back rider. Never even stopped to
shut the henhouse door or feed the
eat before she went. She just drove
that man into being what he was
Every time he Topped off 500 heads he
thought OF her. Every time he topped
Of fee, he thought of that bareback
rider. You or | would have done the
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22

date on. Rome suffered. The enemy
suffered He had a hankering to wips
things OF the fnce Of the earth He
had been thrown down. and thrown
hard and be hadn't the sand 10 bid
his aching heart cease TO nche and
look around for another mash.
LET us not be TOO hard ON Nero
Give him show. Name your boy
babies after him Ask yourselves II
you wouldn't have done the same In
his place
Luerezia 5orgia Not All Bad.
And take notice how history has
picked up Lucrezia Borgla and held
her up as the monster Of tina, age
History has committed a great wrong
started out on Lucrezia's trail feel
ing that hanging was too good for
her. but us | traced her career step by
step had TO leave prejudice behind
As child she wouldn't hurt fly. The
sight of a bulldog picking up cat
by the neck would have thrown her
into commissions.
80 -. Us, 49,, i-u,'.''is %,,s sV,s'u
80 " o,ne. r'0p w, - " "
"o'''s' ~. n,s'ss' ~ '"e " Ia
-" =" Fi,lp's vn as 80 80 ~, ~" -.
'us nv 81, ~ m w. "" ~. NY - 49, =.
1 s ~ W. ns ~" 30, -
sue ee ~ ~ 10 - Nv ~
Nl'''' N"e 800 -, - o. w
80 -, ~. - ~
auu .ei''ise ne', ~" a. nn' w.
'''' - ~ s"s M"
az. "Deu' ~ 49, ,,, A
vas on'! 49, ".'s y 80
sou"e ""n ~ ,,,,,..
wv va, ~ 'e'a','.s ny plV''i.'s us
" '0V w - ~ ',s''nNe "n' ~, -,
W. on' ~ "osA =, =" 90 .suVp - 81,
- 80 - s.l',i., ~ -, ~ ~ 30 ,ss. IA
49, ~ ."i9 ~" - 80
nen 'ns go, saM u"' s9ou iii, ,,'nL :
40 9'e 80 :" W ~.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22

CaIler-I say. old man. doesn't that
woman in the next fat annoy YOU by
her singing nod piano humping?
Homer-Not In the least I'm
bookkeeper in a boiler foundry. you
know. -Chlcaeo News.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22
ss.kinn It's 1ru. L.vsI.

THE theme failed as book and now
1t fails as play. Yet the central idea
is good"
"Quite right think you could boil
1t Down into an anecdote and get $40
FOR it."-wasbingtan Herald.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22
TRIBUTE TO NERO.
Lucrezia Borgia Was Not All 10
the Bad.
DEAL FOR CYRUS II.
O. Hope Jones' Fifteen Cent Lecture at
HueklebeSry Hin Shows That There
Is Good Side to All Badness-Ais-
torieai elemishes Tened Down.
BY N. QUAD.

Icopyrighi. 1910 by Associated Literary
pressl
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22

+ DEAR FRlENDs-After
a hard tramp over the
railroad ties Of twenty-five
miles | have reached Unel,
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22

81 wonder II Nero really fddled when
Rome burned"
Maybe he did Maybe It was his
first opportunity to hold an audience
He did his speciality while they watch
ed the fire. louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22
Chilled

Ont Of he hense he hurried,
Sooldlns without a rest
Down 10 the car he scurried
Anger within his breast.
why was he chilled and worried7
Cause be forgot his vest.
Cleveland Flain Dealer.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22

Boreleieh-Ah, coed morning, Wig
wag How do | find you this morn
ing7
Wlgwag-Y finding me this morn
ing was purely accidental assure
YOU Philadelphia Record
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22
COVE

ing given by the heralds Of the
Prince of Peace and without a
doubt the poor old earth was badly
in want of peace and good will
Al that time, and ever since; not
hut what conditions have greatly
improved since chat time, but
there's plenty room for improve
ment still. II we are not at war
with any nation now. the political
factions Of the country are at war
all the time; there is strife between
rival interests and continual clash
es between classes; business is war
without mercy and might takes the
right as it has always done; but the
day is approaching when might
will be right, and its up to each
and everyone of US to do what Is
right to that end, IN other words,
apply the golden rule.
Having Just come through the
financial squeeze of several weeks
hospital expenses, it occurred to me
( that there is no reasonable reason
why hospitals should not be placed
on the same footing as the public
schools. Surely the health Of the
I people should receive MS much CON
sideration as the mind and the
science of healing be as free as ed
ucation SO that all would receive
equal benefits regardless of their
bank rolls. Many die because they
are unwilling to incur the expense
of hospital and first class medical
treatment, just the same as their
mental faculties used to be starved
because they could not afford edu-
cation.
I Mrs. Renouf returned home Sat
urday. Travelled in state, too.
Kindness of captain and purser of
the Sentinel gave her use of private
cabin, and four stalwart Cove gep-
tlemen we're in waiting with a
sedan chair 10 carry her home, the
doctor having allowed her TO 60
home on condition that she would
be carried that way as the jolting
of a wagon might have started the
trouble again. Thanks to all friends
for their kindness.
Referring to the Hen talk of last
week, read enameled plums instead
of plumes, meaning Of course hen
fruit. BY the way, Mr.. Doyle has
just completed multiple incuba-
tor, hot water gravity system, it's a
long I'M. mighty we'll made ana
looks as though il would turn ont
the fluffy chickens by the thousand.
The population of Cove will in
crease by leaps and bounds when
that incubator gets in action
Wa r.,sot 20 hoar th.4 NJ.
s,oct,on has ho..n ii - Ia M
n,1arst,na ,b.,t ,ha !. -
iana Lo,,a .ta yn;u 10 Xxx =, -
n,omo IN Iao,. - ~ W.. IN
1;na
go ''e"'e s''e'''
"eeNs anu A@si' osen wy s"V-
cesslui ~ baking Deans got am
bilious and started to make a batch
of bread on my own hook. boiled
the snndc an riobt ana soaRad ia
80. H.. h ;.;
a. - ~ ~ iio9" uiOe ou'
q the spuds 50 mad to put IN more
-four. The sponge rose however
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1910-12-22

them properly vouched for. but the
price OF admission 10 my lectures has
remained al the old figure of 10 cents
That is the cost of admission to any
hall to see a trained hog. and. com
pared 10 the performance of a trained
hog my lecture is as corn to the husks,
20 Hone Jones belongs TO no trust. and
because he has got Il good thing seis
not going 10 be selfish about IL
For hundreds of years. my friends.
the name of Nero has been held up to
scorn and Devastation because he I'D
died when Rome was burning and
because he had little way of slaugh-
tering from 5000 TO 10000 prisoners
in bat.h 70 save army rations Nero
also had trick Of wiping out towns
and depopulatiug farming communi-
ties. and we have read OF his putting
out eyes and shaving off toes and in
gers. Historians have gone at ii and
made out that he was never SO happy
as when slicine up orphans or stick
ing old women full of pins.
I'VE are down on Nero because we
have heard but one side Of his char,
acter. Its just another case of Stand
ard oil brought down to date. when
Mr. Rockefeller raises the price of
kerosene cent n gallon we are down
on him; when be gives 100000 to
beat the hool,worm we haven't a word
of praise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
THE PARK THEATIR.

Manager Congdon Is going to give
the patrons Of the Park rare good
program this week, when all of the
stars will appear in greater efrulg-
ence than ever. Connie Marona will
do stunts that will bring him even
closer to the hearts of the public than
he was already placed himself. His
act last week should have been his in
troductory, for while the first was
very good il was of character that
majority Of the Honolulu people is
unaccustOmed to. For that reason
the patrons of the public did not put
rs high an estimate on his worth as a
comedian as he deserved Barnard
and Franklin will do some more COM
edy high kicking, "A business at which
Barnard Is certainly premier. Their
acts are always good, and thee rowd
attending the theater insist upon
many enCOres.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
MDUFF|E finds
|. BAD PICTURES
Webb Not The Only One
I Who Has Indecent
Cards

II is probable that there will be q
general cleaning up Of the city as re.
CARDS indecent post cards and photo.
graphs This morning Chief McDuflie,
from information received, searched a
soda water store alongside the En-.
pira Theatre and there discovered a
bundle of filthy pictures. The Chinese
proprietor said that japanese. who
docs a printing and developing bust.
ness on River street, had sold the pho.
tographs to him.
After placing the storekeeper under
arrest. the Chief and his men went
down to the Japanese place and went
through his dark room. Although the
plates from which the pictures had
been made were not found in the dark
room, two other plates of indecent
subjects were found.
The Chief is determined to put n
stop TO the sale of these kind of pic
lures, and several other places will
probably be raided before long Some
Of the photographs which were seized
today were of the type that Webb. the
man who skipped the country to avoid
arrest. was in the habit of receiving
through the mails.
webb will probably be brought back
to Hawaii within short time and he
will have to answer to charge that
may land him in Jail for some con
siderable time
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
4 H8aKs HsaH
RECREATIONS
FAREWELL NIGHT At oRpnEuM.

FAREWELL NIGHT At ORPHEUM.
Tonight the Casino Musical Comedy
Co. will made its last appearance and
will give ono of the best vaudeville
programs of the season Many re-
quests have come in to repeat several
numbers and this will be done and
many new songs will be introduced.
All of the favorites will do their very
best, and the fact that they soon leave
for the coast ought to bring all their
friends out in full force to give them
good send-off Maud Rockwell, Olga
and Wilma Steck, Carleton Chase, Lau-
rel Atkins, Harry Clarity and Harris
Mcguire will all be there with the
goods, and II will not be their fault
\ IL the theatre is not crowded to the
doors. Nine weeks is long engage
ment in Honolulu, but the company
has frightened up the theatrical at
mosphere considerably, and when they
leave and there Is no Orpheum to go
to, the people who have been in the
habit of running in once or twice a
|
company will miss them sorcly. There
is always the complaint that there Is
not much to go to in the town and
when Manager Cohen goes to the eX-
pense of bringing large company
down here, land twenty round trip
tickets from San Francisco is no joke
It shows very little reciprocity when
| the house Is only half filled. Joel Co
hen is no kicker, he is one of the best
\ losers in town but he keeps asking
himself What do the people want?"
What Honolulu would do for amusc-
ments without Cohen is one question
and what they will do with him when
they break him by poor patronage is
another.
| Many of the members Of the com
pany will join organizations upon
| their arrival on the mainland while
others will remain for few weeks In
the Islands. Miss Olga Stcck goes
| direct to New York, where she Is to
Join the Kolb and Dill forces, which
comedians are organizing new COM
pany. After concluding her New Or
| pheum engagement this evening Miss
Maude Rockwell will appear for II
brief season at one of the local the
lters. Her engagement here has been
Dne of the successes Of her career
md her popularity knows no bounds
Bunyea and Gideon will go direct to
Spokane, where they will begin pro-
racted season of the orpheum cir
cult.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
DIR. WHITES
PARTING SERMON
Short Cuts to Religious Perfection
\ Not to Be PTactised-A Large
Aur.ence at Central Union.

DR.. White, who has occupied the
pulpit of Central Union church fol
several weeks, preached his last local
sermon last night.
Pastor Whites sermons have been
along certain line of thought that
have been thoroughly appreciated by
the members of the church and many
who, were not members. as the church
was comfortably filled at each ser
vice.
The subject last night was "The
Sign of the Prophet Jonah" The gist
of the sermon was In the fact that
people should not attempt short cuts
TO the promised salvation and enjoy.
mcnt of eternal life. The longest way
round being the safest way to attain
that end.
Doctor White said In part:
Ono sign shall be given to II but
the sign of the prophet Jonah. The
PRarisees asked for a sign, that is
they We're after a shortcut to intellec
tual certainty. The passion for short
cuts, SO characteristic Of our age, and
Of all ages, Is by no means always n
rcprchensiblc thing. as Jesus asserts
1t was in this particular case. Whe
thcr II Is wholesome or vicious de
ponds on the kind of shortcut a man
Is after.
But there are short cuts and short
puta those that n,n,it nnI,s ,,,nl,o
those on the other hand that spell dis
grace; those on the one hand that rep
resent Il large investment of energy
and treasure. those on the other that
express sheer laziness ana inertia and
the passion TO get something for moth.
Ing. II Is needless to say that Jesus
accuses the Pharisees, In their search
for sign, of being guilty OF this lat
ter thing
you are seeking sign? All well
and good, so long as you are after the
right kind of sign. But you have nc
need to seek signs. You yourself are
full of them. Eyes and ears; use them
profit by experience. Common sense
Actually IOllOW IT. ana you'll he amaZ
ingly uncommon; most men are play
ing the fool. Reason; stop trifling and
begin TO think Conscience; listen to
II, honor II, obey Il, quicken IT, Heart
follow its instincts and give II the God
for whom 1t thirsts as the deer pants
for the water brooks. Prayer; pray
without ceasing, make every deed a
prayer. The cross-the cross ON Cal
vary; in the heart Of God, in your
own life Of sacrifice and loyalty. BY
this sign-by these signs--conquer
BY these signs, and by these alone
shall you enter into the character that
gives share In the inheritance of the
saints in light. Work out your own
salvation; for II Is God that wOrketh
In YOU to will and to- do Of His own
good pleasure"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
THE EMPIRE THEATHR.

The great Rockwell is to appear ut
the Empire in some of her well-ren-
dered songs tonight. This is an ac-
QUESTION for Manager Oyerend that
will reject In the box office, for Miss
Rockwell was one of the stellar at
fractions with the Casino company at
the Orpheum last week, The Des-
mond Sisters and Thompson will hold
over and please the public some more,
One may look for big houses ut the
Empire this week and AS long as this
combination remains to amuse the
patrons The motion pictures at the
Empire have close attention of the
management and are not made Incl
dental to the acts, There will be
some good ones tonight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
BORN.

BOMKE In Honolulu, August go,
1919, To Mr. and Mrs, Paul u.
liOmke, n son.