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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12

August Worst Month for This
Trouble. He's 10 Remove Easily.

There's a reason why nearly ~
erybody frockisB In August. but
happily there Is also cure FOR
these ugly blemishea. and no one
need stay fFeckied.
Simply get one ounce Of uthine.
double strength. from Raven Drug
Co. and apply a little Of II Of
niEht. and IN the morning yoa will
see that even the worst have begun
10 disappear. while the llEht ones
have vanished entirely Now II
the time 10 rid yourself Of freekioa.
for II not removed uow they viii
stay all summer. aud spoil an 9th
crwise beautiful complexion
Money back IL othine fails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12
Minnesota ve,erans Reunion

Members oil the Thirteenth Min
nesota Volunteers will gather to.
morrow night at 8 30 in the Butler
cafe. There are about so members
OF the regiment in and about Seat
tie. who will be present at the
beefsteak dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12
ANNUAL PICNIC w. o. w. OF
SEATTLE,

Sunday. August "a. at Pleasant
Beach. Boats leave Colman dock
hourly. Round trip soc. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12

Three new ships at navy -,
hoaia leave Colman dock n ~.
nip Doe sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12
NAVY YARD.

Three new ships az navy yard.
Boats leave Colman dock. Round
trip soc. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12

tHef ,an l,lgate alth hln ~.
.tn fM. raumut" ' ne fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12

Three new ships at navy yard
Boats leave Colman dock, Round
trip soc $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12

Two dramatic Incidents ia con.
ncction with a PolndeNtcr cam
1aigp meeting at Hremerton last
aleht demonstrate the almost malt
alous bitterness with which she
old line machine politicians there
and in other portions Of the state
are opposing the insursent senH
.oriaI candidate The first OF these
vas the act Of Postmaster G T.
kimball. who was so onraEcd that
PolndcNter should think 81 invading
he sacred precincts OF the saw
iust ring that he went eo Tar as
to tear down the fotudexter post
ers put up Ia the pOstoffice, The
second came when Mayor J. a. Gil
Hvrav. who holds bis office at the
sufferance Of the machine took ot'
Tense al Poludcxter's denuueiation
n the evils 81 machine politics aud
walked from the Po.ndeNter meet
ing In a huff
p,spite these straws indicating
he bitterness Of lhc machine. how
sver. Bremegtou and the whole
navy ward community gave Poln-
dexter mngn.flccntly enthusiastic
reception aud many assurances that
he would carry kitsap county, lead
ing an opposing candidates
No Wilton Stronghold.
Bremerton Is claimed by The
standpatters as "a Wilson strong
acid Vet vi "a Wilson held q pub
he meeting there week aEo. he
smoke ON the street corner and was
listened 10 By but 50 persons, while
Judge Polndexter was greeted last
night hy an audience 90 500 people
tho meeting being followed by
banquet rendered the candidate hy
Is of his most active supporters
Kttsap county has been ruled 50
openly and so VIGOROUSLY by the
old saw dust ring" Tor so many
wears that the people of the county
are now ripe for revolt, and the Pc
volt. beginning two years ago with
the election OF vs. } Bryan 90 che
state senate. Is nos sweeping the
whole county Even the machine
realizes this aud this Is the reason
Cor the intense bitterness ~ their
opposition 90 the lnaurgeut idea,
TIVE Meetings.
ConErsssnlan rolnGexter addressed
two meetings in Kitsap rounty, enc
AZ the Port Orchard soldiers home
In the afternoon. and one at hrrmer-
ton in the evening The afternoon
meeting developed the fact that The
insurgent feeling among the Old s0t-
dters "a overw lselmsnR and the even
ing meeting was one ~ the mest en-
thuxiastic meetings addressed hy nlm
during the campaign. IL was pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-12

Carlson and wife. and I never nHk
ga Tor any other transcript in con
nncuon with that property The
statement that represented 10
anyone thst was attorney for the
Hohdya iH absolutely false To be-
attorney lu condemnation case s.
written abatement showing for
whom sou appear must be- fiied
This transcript was delivered %
the comptroller. he warfanlr we're
iHsped aud the one fuf Sa3G VAS de-
llycred "a the F0rda. 20 whom u be
longed 10 this effect ! hold the
nfndaglta Of the F0fds Judge Al
beftaon expressly ruled that n y
Ready and. M II Ready we're not
entitled 10 any damages whats0
ever
Could hot Pay
"Tue neadys failed 20 pay the
rent to Carlson for june To pre-
vent being put out the Faraa paid
60 Garrison tt30. fheH sold % Carl
SON ibis warrant for credit Ia
favor ~ HeadyH for siT0. us tbe bal.
anec If June rent. aud 500 FOR che
first hair ~ Jub and sI6 chah.
They nill owe Carbon $3.50 aH rent
FOR the first half ~ July and for aii
~ August They are attempting
90 beat their own bili and 10 collect
something a. which they are not
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ANNUAL PICNIC w. o. W. or
SEATTLE.
Sunday. August IL. at Pleasant
Reach Boats leave Colman dock
hourly. Round trip soc So
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REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
14oS Third Ave, NJ w. Cor. Union.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
WRESTLING. ! !.
'.l|AI!|''T|||'(jj||
1. LARGE 4 1EEsSlAalT7ITTEftDA WITNESSES
"a q |3s$ VERY, i, cL Sc VREsTLIN,e # #
Ny lsllAa'TcH a a GRAND OPERA N
I sSsSS SasS io USE vEDNE sDAY n;
EVE MING SsiSS

;rtls Ishe q WHrestlin q match between JACK;
Plroscos, the Greek pro easional s. i! Wrests, Vi
ler and r Gurren 81 Crary which \ Il 4.
3 was scheduled for the Grand al ID Il opera}
House n this city ednesday drew q i
large audience, there being q Big dele-
cation coming up from Crary. d The he
match was ~ very close one; sthe Two; Tvs
e {conte stants being pretty even,ly; match,
sed with little ID favor Of Mr. Nc.
& Gurren. al1l The match was q handican
one Mr.. MEG Gurren, who weighed about out
twenty i've pounds more than this an,
itagonist taking the match with the IN.
Restraining that he was to throw tie. lie.
Greek twice ii one hour. &
After % minutes of8 good, ,etc y q close, ss,5
struggling Nc Gurren succeeded ii get
ting P'roscos on the mat After q brief
interval the contest was resumed and
while McG Gurren had the best 81 the
8 contest most Of the time he was unable:
.to again get the Greek down on the.
mat y and lost the contes Il.
It IS rnde erstood that nj cGurren has
allenged Doran the state champion
light weight wrestler for q match III iii
this city Ii tthe near future which chal-
8lenge has been accepte "a. s55sf 81
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DEA SGIi0Ol
CO|MNE|N(E|M
DEAF SCHOOL coMMENc EMENT4
n II WILL VII, ii BE HELD THURSDAY
EVENING, ,s JUNE p 2ND.

h The annual commencement exercises
of the State School for, the Deaf win be
held at the chapel next Thursday even
Ing, June End at which time the follow
ing program will be rendered. 5s5s
s4 Music orchestra. s i'll .3s aa3.
b \ Inyo cation Rev. A. 70. Clattenburg.
Exercises In Glass Work BY First
Year Pupils.
a Exercises In Lp-reading Cleonora
HEalvorson, Bertha Alderman and Jul
ius Hoffman. b =. Z. !, .SS:55. .sssss. y.
Essay, Iceland Miss Gudborg Odd,
Pembina Co. y q .52 ,:s. @5$ 5.
Hymn, MY Faith Looks Up to- Thee.
Doris Francis. 81: tsE53 l3s5 NJ 7.
Prayer, Now l Lay Me Down to
sleep-Lucille Patten and Julius Cycl-
fson. ~. 5s. cs5 xf s.
Music Orchestra. .s3s. ;53 ..s. 5gss* 81
Y Essay-John A. johnson, Miss Mabel
Thompson, Trail Co. "a. 5: s1s Al e5z y
Pantomine, A New Way to Fish
Philip Heupel. S5. $z;2 r..
Recitation, The House that Jack.
Built-Helen Anderson, Clara Gilbert
son, Ruth McKinnon, Hulda vogel, Al /
bert Olson, Chris Hiller, Arthur An
derson, Paul Baker, Wendell Haley,
Herbert Billigmeier, Philip Henpel.
3 Essay, The Panama Canal Miss Ma
rie Skoyholt, Richland Co. l53, FIN
Address Rev. T. A. Olson. 81
Presentation OF Diplomas Hon. q. !.
3. q Page, President Of the Board Of.
Trustees. & VA II !. 3aSS. S.
! Hymn, l3'n i Thy VIII not Mine Be Done
Nola Fee. .ss ss 5 t: * s-5 a ..:s
Il Music Orchestra II s!..# VI Y.
Benediction Rev. a. b. Clattenburg.
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] ''' FILE. ]
[|0|yIO||R|'I||l|O
SATURDAY. MAY 2s / LAST DAY ron
asi NaHDlviDUALs TO FILE sPETi-
TIoNs OF NOMINATIONS. I.


4. cording to the primary election
> law the dates for fling Of petitions Of
nomination rs II are between the 18th and
18th Of May, and cand didates desiring
5to q have their names appear on the
;alection ballot must have their peti-
ststt lions 2 fled during that time with the
county con auditor and pay the specified
Tee for filing. Il cases where there ID
a vacancy On the ticket the position
can be filed BY the central committee
,uponS the payment Of the fee specified.
The petitions have been coming iii
rather slowly at the court house III this
city and ills thought that the demo-
cratic central conanit ttee will have sa
larger part Of the ticket to- all III lor
else let the vacancies go by default.
IT zig thought that the Offices Son the
lrepub blican ticket VIII an be filled Sby
Hing t1[i before the close OF business to-
morrow. 253
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"a ROYAL SLAVE. PLEAsEs.

a big audience Witnessed the ID. pro.
dnctaons u u Royal slaye', at I the,
b Bncklen last evening. The play was
Of i've acts and gave great satiafaction.-
The company carried all their own spe-
cial cs scenery for the production ana The
costumes were OF the latest. The COM
psalnty an was li'.it the best that has ever ap-
peared here In this bin. Numerous
speciaslt tiles during the performance add:
ed greatly to the evenings entertain
e nent = The Daily Truth, Elkhart, Ind,
Sept. 18th. ..:5z$& 5s5t s. IS. y
IS & At At the Grand opera house Saturday
evening, May 28.5 :s,r s=a5.7f' 7f
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

Is The Gallagh ghans have arranged for
the presentat Ion off their s10 play Tor
the evening of Decoration BAL. The
play which they WIN present at Stais
time sis asettl lement'' and Is Win sbe l,al
,produoed by the best east tthe osC Gala
ghans have ever iii and
hiss company have been orkIng on
the play fforr 4 numb ber weeks past
ana have g down like Old timers.
Their prod uctions a HE he past have
been well up with the hest attractions
that visit this local. u, and II many
cases was superior to Them each
successive year has seen an improve
ment, and this year WIN NOT be AN ex-
ception. Remember the date, Decora-
hon Day evening at the Grand opera
house, and plan to be present.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
| 4 ! 1 !. BAR
.Q|||.||H|''|l||,|||l|...D||''|||B|'I | ! ! !
MEETING 1
PREPARING FOR BlGGEsT EVENT
&, IN HISTORY OF NORTH DA. .
X KoTA ASS ociATToN. as7ss

That the North Dakota State Bar
oeiation will this year take q de-
|cided step toward making the annual
maeaing the biggest thing u It's Kind
an North Dakpta 70 shown sby she work!
ALREADY being done 81 the oficers sof
the associa ton toward arousing inter
|est ia the session 81 The organization
to- be held at Bismarck On tie sth and
9th Of septe rs. 5T,
|: Letters have been received by the
bar all over the state ammo ouncing the
meeting and Secretary Thomas. for
merly Of Leeds and OF Santa Ana, Cal
ifornia, in q letter to local attorneys
ann ann ounces that he is going to make the,
trip back to Dakota to help make the
meeting the best ever held In the
state. The spirit shown by Attorney
Thomas Iatl tIr in returning to the state and
assisting in rounding out his term of
Office witch a splendid year for the as
ssociation, IS meeting: with a hearty8re-:
sponse5 among the associati ton mem
bersS in this, section and other parts of:
the state.
Following IS the letter sent to the
members Of the Bar associati ton. s RS
May 10th, Il 910.:
70 the 20 Ulcers and Members OF the
Bar ASSOCIATION Of North Dakota: 1
Owing 70 the fact that the annual
meeting of the American Bar associas
ttons conYennes on the s0th and 8 list sofS
August and sseptembe LIST next, and
because Of some of the members and;
officers Of the Bar association Of North
Dakota are members Or the American
Bar association and desire to attend
|its annual meeting aforesaid, 1t was
thought advisable I'd change the date
of our annual meeting from septem-
ber5I stand 2nd, $40 tto septembe sth
and slr stt - Il, So sas to enable such.
members ana officers to attend the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

a ants, Col. Jos. NJ Kelley, Col. John i, ii. ii
Bloom Col. B. Kerlin and cant,
James 4. stenson Aides. d
a The GLOWING viii be the u order 81 ii
i the ilt fornat lion II the parade:
81 The The Devils Lake city band.
II N Comp pany 1, North Dakota National
Guards, Cue First utenant a. NJ. Holt,
comm landing. ~ sls
W ssen1eral Crook Post No. ss q. y. A. r.,
lEs Peter Haley. Comman der;;S ID. d.
Dueil AdJutant II S5tI
omaS Relief; q Mrs: 4. 4 IS. i
Patti preside ;S5s3
Il " aycr and City Council III carriages.
sS Devils Lake Fire Department.
IL ~ Devils 2 Lake Public School children.
@ 8 g CHI lh1iidren of the School for the Deaf.
Citizens "a carriages. sss S3s,
s:E:'s :EE:'xsereises Al AZ the Cemetery. d B
Cerelmo monies by tie d. "a. +. 3S}5s:
az s:a 9 s Address BY Rev. Arthur q. Bailey.
Decorati sof graves. s;55ss a;
!: Exercises .' Uses 4 the Grand Opera House at
I: i Z. N. SHARP. 2 S.s5
u Assembly Call. N s.:. III
Music BY band, tar { spangled
Banne Ss
n Prayer ~ Rec, Edwin Glattenbe berg.
. 7 leading of a' Orders 81 Adjt 9. !. q.
Duell. q S3#
Music by band. Es. 4 81 M IN
N line coln,s Getys sburg Address BY D. B.
Brennan.
Song by High School Pupils.
Il Al America 1l By Pupils of School Tor the
Deal. Is iS S.S3 s5
Solo by Miss Adele Thompson.
r,odulction Of Speaker, Hon. j. j.
McC1ory, Mayor. \:
h Memorial Address, Hon. Fred r:. Il
Cuthbert ,sa$;s; IS:
ss 4 1merica by the Aud dience. / D
81 & lBened diction, Rev. q. a. Olsen. Y: 4
Ztfs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

meeting OF the American association
as Aforesaid and return n tine $to at
tend our own association meeting to
be held IN Bismarck 5f!s3 ~
The executive COMMITTEES. after duly
g, eonsid s derinag the matter, decided upon
and ordered . change Of the date 3of
the meeting OF the Bar association Of
North Dakota from Sept LIST and End
20 to; Sept ssth and 9th, 1910, at Bis
march, l,sa North Dakota. All interested
VIII therefore govern themselves ac.
cordingly. I3t,.s4s
4 III LEE COMBS, President.
ffo crf as$f ,9 M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
# 4. y. Il. Thomas, Secretary. (
| DAVID ]. 4 |. | Shell
CALLED
POPULAR YOUNG MAN ANSWERED
j SUMMONS TUESDAY MORNING Y
4 FOLLOWING AN OPERATION ~

= -, -
David Shelyer, one OF the best
knewn and most popular young men of
this vicinity was called to his Heaven
" home Tuesday morning at about Z
o'clock. Mr. shelyer had been oper-
ated upon for appendicitis Saturday,
from which he seemed to be recover
ing as well as could be expected when
acute paralysis Of the stomach set In
and the earnest endeavor OF the at.
tending , physicians could not save him.
David the only son Of T. ]. shelver,
was seventeen years OF age, and was
Just completing the high school course
II this city and had his oratlon ready
for the commencement exercises which
will soon occur. He was a leader In
his classes, and was very popular on
account Of his oratorical capabilities,
as well as his manly and friendly dis:
position. He was highly respected BY
all who. knew him, and Will be very
greatly missed among the young peo-
pie with whom he has associated and
gpeciaHy ~ the sorrowing family who
lose q true and ;loyipg son and brother.
The funeral services were. held from
the sMethodist church yesterday after
noon moo conducted by the pastor, Rev.
T..s ttI A. Olsen. The remains were laid
IN state IN the church IN. the morning
and = the funeral occurred at 300 o.
ell clock in the afternoon. The public
schools we've dismissed yesterday aft
eTnoon out o. respect for the deceased.
The Settlement BY the famous
/ lo'Callagh at the Grand opera
house Monday Decoration Day) even
ing The best thing Of the season. 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
lFor the JeNeIers.s

lOWS
.ss For the ,JeNe i, iers.
AZ AZ On the forenoon 81 i q inea,iav
June s15, there Vii 1irst CON t,s, ~.
fstration ana distributi 81 Sl,ai, pes al
together It'll tl,g pay1n e1,t Al
At 9::30 o'clock tbe conyestion Viii Az
called sto t,r order sbys Prest ent II o,,ia
Hanson aof the jewelers.. al iatior
The address of welcome is IN Mayor
p. McClory of Devils /, ,akes 1and tb ]
response by honas Poyte NJ q y ,,a
Forks, president 4 81 3the OH cianas as.
sociation. Then win follow tI,a III ra,,t,rss
81 Secretary Geo IL i, Munro p,,, ana Trasss.
nrer; Max Rabinyit ch III i, wel1 ,el M M
81 addrsss. Dne afiiirass i,ss ~
Rev. Olspn Isl Devils il aka a. tbk, s,,h !.
ject, Cutting Diamond Bi i, J, IN III,
given during this session. 5sIs.
Thursday morning N
equal ereastil,g III ad.
dress Retail Jewellers Is 81 sIip Build. !.
ers A. L sackett 81 Rockford IlI IL;
viii be one 81 the features. / here q Az 3
also addresses by3 III o she e,fio, "a
Bottineau, on s.W orksilip il pointers 81, d !,
and Hart :sWalstad. of III mot 3, IS, / III II
We continue ying III Fraea = R.nortss
OF the committee 81 trade nte,,ssIts hv {,
A. Tellno1tr, All Gaa 81 81, alities,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

Settlement by the famous.
1 ao:,'Callaghnans at the Grand opera
house U Monday Decoration Day) even
ing The best thing Of the season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
A Good Investment

The Templor Ranch Oil Co. with
coo acres oil land, flowing oil wells
and all its reservoirs filled with
high-grade oil in the Templor dis
trict, Kern Co., Cal, will soon com
plete its three-mile gravity delivery
pipe line.
This Oil Company is at present
like a plantation with tons and tons
Of sugar on hand, ready to be shipped
on the incoming steamer.
An able management, almost a
square mile of proven oil land, cheap
transportation of oil, high prices
with steadily increasing demand for
Gil, will make this company an early
dividend payer, and for that reason
the stock of this Templor Ranch Oil
Co, Is recommended as a GOOD IN
VESTMENT by the Lincoln Mort
cage & Loan Co, of San Francisco.
Capitalization is s1,000,000, dl-
vided into shares of 800 each. ]
have a small block of them for sale
al zoe while they last, Secure them
NOW.
p II. r, sTRAuCH,
"A 5, King st,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
NATIONAL GUARD
ENLISTMENTS
Circular No. 4.

Discharges and enlistments In the
National Guard of Hawaii during the
month o, December, 1909 are as fol.
lows:
Removal OF Resilence-Alfrcd Az
ers, William Dutro. John Hose, Henry
sylvia, Charles Saffery.
Expiration of Enlistment-JOhn Pa.
hia, Frank Van Giesen, Marshal Quin'
tai David llelcua, Koa Kuewa, vii.
liam Kawelo, Kuhina Komu, John Ma
kuina, William Ahana, George Kar.
rate, John aanOhi.
Enlistcd-.Iames Kekela, Manuel
Akiona, AntoTe Aginai Titus Napo,
leon, Rufno Medina. Benjamin Luhau
Edward Jury, Johnny Smith. John
Rodrigues, Bernard Kahaunaelo.
Re enlisted-Dayid llelcua. Daniel
Kaaihua, S. w. Kepano, Louis Makia
Amosa Naauno. William Kahelo. Man.
uel Espinda, Thomas Naehu. Kumuikl
Kapahiku, Kuhina Roma, George Opu
lauoho. Marshal Quintal. Robert Ka
lauokalani. John KannUhi, Naval Ke
avn, David Nahoolcwa. Daniel alcikoa
Keakaikawai
by order OF the Governor.
JOHN w. JONES.
Col. and Adjutant General.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
ECZEMA Durable
PROVEN !
Attorney at Moline, IT,, Convinced by
Oil Of Wintcrgreen Compound.

There is nothing that will convince
a lawyer except evidence.
Now. here Is some rather startling
evidence of simple homeyfure for
eczema which convinced one lawyer,
+. c. Entriken, attorney at Moline. III.
He tells how oil of wintergreen com
pound mixed with thymol and glyce'
rine, as in ID. ID. ID. Prescription, cured
him In thirty days after thirty-two
years of suffering.
For 80 years. writes Attorney En-
triken, Il was troubled with eczema,
scabs all over my face, body and head.
could run a brush over my body and
the floor would be covered with scales
enough to I'll a basket. ! tried every
thing-salvcs, internal medicine, X.
Ray-all without result"
Just month ago ] was induced Ia
try d. ID. u. Prescription. The itch
was relieved Instantly; so continued
II Is lust a month now and ! am com.
plctcly cured have not particle
of itch and the scales have dropped
on"
II can only say again CURE DIG,
COVERED. ! am now starting all
eczema sufferers on the right track"
Cure after cure has been brought
to our attention and always that In
slant relief from the awful itch Homo,
lulu Drug Co., Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
MODERN HERCULES.

The manager of the sideshow war
before the bar for kidnapping.
Yes, judge" he confessed solemnly
In moment of weakness | sneaked
INTO the museum and carried the fat
lady away In my arms"
IN moment of wcakneSs," gasped
the Judge, who remembered that the
lat lady tipped the scales AT 90
pounds Great Scott. man! What
would you have done in moment OF
strOngness?"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

The military department at ST.
Petersburg Is taking considerable in.
terest in new system of wireless
telegraphy which has been invented
by Russian student II Is claimed
that messages have been sent from
81. Petersburg TO Scbastopol and re-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

ceiyei accurately. One of the prin'
clpgl features OF the new system Is
that messages can not he tapped by
outside stations, and II IL Intended
to build q station in the TRIAL Noun
tans 10 connect with similar station
TO be built In Yladiyostok, The sta
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
UNITED STATES SUGGESTS REMEDY

PETERSBURG Russian Foreign
n railroads
solution the
problem the country the Manchuan rail
the sale the roads China the idea
n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
Mems Suits
AT S 1000
EEyU8NyYsxEEgwNSzMNM I7E ERT Il IJEIA

LIVERY INDICTMENT is offered for you to make
- your clothing purchases here. Not only are we
giving the best values in the city but you assured
of securing garments that though quite conservative
include most of the new style variations that you
would expect to find in suits that cost good deal
more The newest patterns and colors shown
both double and single breasted models. The
materials are Atwood Cheviots Cassimeres and
Pure Worsteds, together with True Blue Serges.
Without question of doubt they are values that
cannot be equaled at this extremely moderate price
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
FORMER HONOLULAN SELECTED

c., Jan o
today the United
teacher at Oahu College and later
University study law
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
PRESIDENT TAFT Will
BOSS CANAL ZONE

WASHINGTON Though the Democrats contested
House passed the bill abplng
Canal the canal work. the hands the
%
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
MEDICAL OFFICERS FOR IMMIGRANT SHIPS

WASHINGTON. d. c.. January 5Senaor William =. Diing
Immigration. today introduced
bin shall
board United States Government immigration npc
tors
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
GOVERNMENT TO ATTEND SUGAR BUSINESS

NEW YORK January 5There is strong possibility that
of Is reported authorities
appoint
ceivcr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
ARMY SHY ON MONEY

WASHINGTON. C., 5-Secrctary
of
of
the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
UTAH NOT FOR BIG FIGHT.

The Utah today made
condition will he allow JEFF
fight he pulled OFF In this State