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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Mrs. Jane Walker aud family are
occupying the T.. Paxton Bishop home
at Waikiki and have been entertain
ing number of their friends In an
informal manner during the past
wcch.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott Lysle
of Los Angeles are domiciled at the
beach The former is n prominent
business man OF that city This young
couple have their large touring car
with them and are most enthusiastic
over the islands. They are well ac-
quainted in this city, among their
friends being Judge and Mrs. Ballou
and the Judd family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS MALL PARTS OF WORLD


SOUTHAMPTON-Arriye July T-Stmr Adri-
attic. from New York
LIyERpOOI.-Arryed July 6-Stmr iceland,
from Boston
Sailed July 7-Stmr Lake Manitoba, for Mon
treal
RBOURG-Sailed July 6-Stmr Kronprin-
zessin Cecie, for New York.
BRISTOL-Sailed July 7-Stmr Royal Edward,
for Montreal.
HAvRE-Arrived July 7-stmr La savoie,
from New York.
BOSTON Arrived July 7-stmr Cymric, from
Liverpool
Arrived July 7-stmr Philadelphia. from Lon
don.
GIBRALTAR Arrived July 4-Stmr oceania,
from New York.
BOULoGNE-Arrived July 6-Stmr Rotterdam,
from New York
NEW YORK-Arrived july 7-Stmr Mendoza.
from Naples; stmr President Grant, from Ham
burg.
Arrived July 7-Stmr Mauretania, from Liver
pool and Queenstown.
Sailed July 7-Stmr United States for Copen-
hagen; stmr La Provence, for Hayre; stmr Bar
barossa.. for Bremen.
MANCHESTER-Sa Sailed July 6-Stmr Gale
QUEENSTOWN Sailed July 7-stmr Majestic,
for New York.
Memoranda
Per stmr ]. l.. Luckenbach. at San Francisco
July from New York-Experienced strong
NV hail and snow squalls in straits Of Magellan
for 3 days
SAN PEDRO July 6.--Yacht Mollilou Captain
Ward, from San Francisco June 30 via Santa
Cruz arrived here at $50 p. m. today "a hours
from Santa Cruz; Doat working o. K.
SAN DIEGO, July 7.-tire stmr Alaskan
was extinguished last night; it is thought yes
sci will sail for San Francisco Saturday, July 8.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
| Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
(SpecidI Dispdtch 10 The Call |

EUREKA, July 7,-Steamer State of Cali
fornla arrived from San Francisco shortly before
noon today. with freight. mail and full
list Of passengers. 1t will depart on the return
trip tomorrow afternoon.
Carrying lumber from the Baysde mill and
the mail. the steam schooner J. J. Loggie de-
parted for San Francisco this afternoon.
cannery the Klamath river today.
Steamer Santa Clara OF the North Pacific
steamship company, which nearly foundered of
the bar April l3. is expected to resume the San
Francisco-E Eureka Portland run within the next
two weeks. Captain Noren, its regular mas
ter. will be in command.
was wrecked, extensive repairs have been made
and the Santa Clara Is now practically new
LOS ANGELES, July ARRIVED Schooner
Comet, from Aberdeen; steamer Fair Oaks. from
Astoria: steamer Lakme, from Eureka; steamer
Coaster, from Columbia river: steamer President,
from San Diego: steamer Beaver from Port
land: yacht Molliou. from San Francisco; steam
er Admiral Sampson. from Seattle.
States revenue cutter Mcculloch. for San Fran.
cisco; schooner Louise. for San Francisco; steam
er Francis H. Leggett fer Eureka
PORTLAND. July with cargoes ageregat-
Ing close TO 9.000.o 900 feet of lumber the Nor
wegian steamer Fir and the British steamers
Couldon and st. Dunstan will be ready 10 leave
Fir will clear for the orient and may engage in
race across the Pacific. But before starting
out they will go up to Nanaimo b. C.. to fill
sound to complete cargo. 1t has taken on about
800 coo feet at the mills in the river finishing
at st. Johns yesterday Its cargo will be de-
liyered TO Importers in Australia. The work of
loading the two other big tramps will be COM
pleted tomorrow morning. They will have aboard
something Ike $500. 600 feet of fir. Before they
get far from the river the British steamship
Roverdale will arrive to load lumber for north
China.
1t is expected that the third of the Hammond
lumber companv's large log RATS for San Fran
cisco will be ready to leave from Stella about
July IL.
With $50 first class passengers and so second
class. the steamer Bear sailed this morning for
San Francisco and San Pedro. Among the first
class passengers we're 65 for the latter city and
ont Of its 1.60o tons of freight 200 tons
is destined to the southern city.
After discharging 100 tons of powder at Mar
tins bluff the steamer Thomas l.. Wand Captsj IN
Peterson arrived at Couch street dock at 10
o'clock last night from San Francisco.
Receipts at the custom house for the month Of
June as shown by the regular monthly report
sent to Washington amounted to SS6.51O. Sc The
duties on imports were $50. 16l.61 and the value
of domestic exports was S294.S07 Foreign yes
sells clearing from the port during the month
amounted to ave and the number Of vessels en-
terng from domestic ports so, while IS
cleared.
Sailed: Steamer Rainier, steamer washtenaw.
for San Francisco
ABERDEEN, July With the entrance of
seven vessels, steam and SAIL 10 Grays Har-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
$500 TONS TAKEN DAILY
FROM FUSHUN MINES
Japanese to Increase Output of
Korean Coal Shafts

BERLIN. July Baron Mumm voS
Schweitzenstein, German ambassador to
Japan. who has returned from tour of.
investigation in Korea and South Man.
churia. records among other remark
able evidences of Japanese activity that
$500 tons of coal are being taken daily
from the Fushun mines, which japan
acquired by the Portsmouth treaty
Only three shafts had been sunk into
coal seam 40 feet thick when the
ambassador visited the mines. Two
others are nearly ready, and a total
production OF. 1000 tons a day is ex-
pected.
The baron says that the Antung-
Mukden railway of 10 miles. which is
being converted from a narrow mit;r
tary road to the standard gauge. visit
be finished in the autumn of 1912. The
Korean government is paying 5000 0n0
yen for the construction OF a bridge
across the Yalu near Antung- The line
has 1S3 bridges and 21 tunnels
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
TO RECOVER $3.50, 900
Compromise Made With Estate
of Dead Treasurer

WASHINGTON. July THE Catholic
University of America will recover
$3.50. 900 from the bankrupt estate OF
the late Thomas f. Waggaman. it's
former treasurer. who owed the insti-
tuition 100000 when he was adjudged
bankrupt in 1901. A compromise TO
this end was reached with II. Rozier
Dulany. trustee for the bankrupt. and
today Justice stafford OF the district
supreme court ordered the certihcatfon
of the agreement unless the other cred
itors of Waggaman on July 20 should
show cause why the terms be not ac-
cepted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
HERMIT SAVES CASH FOR
CHURCH IN HOLY LAND
Former Newspaperman Lives
on 65 Cents a Week

PITTSBURG. Pa. July THE will
of Nicholas Dale. a former newspaper
man, who had lived for years a hermit
like life on 65 cents a week. as he
boasted, was filed today. directing that
$3.50 which he had saved be forwarded
to the holy land to the SOrrOwful
Mother and Blessed Virgin church.
erected 1,500 years ago in the path OF
the cross.
that all his worldly goods ''be left in
the last footsteps of our divine Lord
on his last journey while yet in the
flesh and blood"
AS a writer he was once we'll known
here for his intimate acquaintance with
the steel industry and it's leaders, in
GLIDING Andrew Carnegie.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau San Francisco, July T. 1910.
SYNOPSIS
Rain has fallen in the Atlantic Coast states
and also in Kansas and Minnesota. Cloudy
weather is reported in the northwest and cond-
tions are more favorable for rain throughout the
Missouri valley. Thunder storms are reported at
Dodge City Kansas City. Duluth and Pittsburg.
At Raleigh Ito inches of rain has fallen.
1t is much colder In Kansas, Nebraska and Ok
lahoma. High afternoon temperatures occurred
in the Ohio valley. In California the weather
continues warm. except along the coast. Dense
fog is reported in the San Francisco bay section.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 20 per
cent and at Fresno p per cent.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at 8 p m.
Friday, July 8, 1910:
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair Friday, with
fog; light south wind, changing to brisk west.
Santa Clara valiey-Fair Friday; not so warm /;
light north wind.
Sacramento vaey-Far Friday; not so warm:
light south wind.
San Joaquin vaIley-Fair Friday; continued
warm: light north wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Fri
day; moderate temperature; light north wind,
changing 10 south.
~ SfnAnJE nist.;o4 ro-noo,4o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
WIFE KILLS HUSBAND,
DAUGHTER AND HERSELF
Triple Tragedy Caused by Mans
UnfaithfulneSs and Abuse

CHICAGO, July Mrs. Henry Null
saw, goaded to desperation by the al
legged brutality and unfaithfulness OF
her husband. a streetcar conductor. to-
day shot and fatally wounded the latter
and their year old daughter and then
killed herself by taking carbolic acid
Mrs. Mulsaw borrowed a revolver
from her father, explaining that she
needed it for protection when her hus-
band worked at night. Then she wrote :
letters to her parents to her mother in.
law and to the public.
In these she declared she had been a ,
good and faithful wife. but that Null
saw spent his spare time with other q
women and often beat her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
JAPANESE CABINET
CRISIS is IMMINENT
Naval Expansion Agitation May
Result i'm Split

VICTORIA, 3. c., July IA Japan.
ese cabinet crisis seems imminent as a.,
a result of the attitude of the naval p
authorities who have formulated asz
plan for naval expansion. regarding
which informal negotiations are being -
carried on between Admiral YamamOt0
and Marshal Yamagata. according to
advices received here today. Mean
while army authorities are clamoring -
for increases in that branch and L .
cabinet split is said to be impending
because of more favorable conSidera~s :
tion given the army men, Admiral :
Yamamoto is said to be forcing thc'Sz
issue. q
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

Luis for Ancon; July s. p. M, % miles
south of Port San Luis; moderate northwest
wind and sea; barometer 29.a2; temperature 5s.
STEAMER wILHELMINA-Henc July for
Honolulu; July g. s p. M. 9S miles off San
Francisco lightshp; moderate northwest wind
and sea; barometer 299s; temperature 50.
STEAMER CHINA-Hence July for Yokohama
via Honolulu; July 6. p. M, 80 miles on
San Francisco lightship.
STEAMER ARGYLL-From San Pedro for San
Francisco; July 6. p. m, off Point Montara;
light northwest wind and swell, with heavy
fog.
JAPANESE STEAMER CHIY0 MARU-From
Hongkong aud Yokohama via Honolulu for San
Francisco; July q. s p. M, 500 miles of San
Francisco; frksh. northeast wind and choppy
sea; expect to arrive at San Francisco June g.,
a. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

Dor yesterday, shipping, which has been dull
during the last week. has experienced sudden
revival. The chartering Of the schooner
Meteor for San Pedro, the bark John C., Meyer
for Sydney, the schooner A. b. johnson for San
Francisco. and the schooner {. A. Thayer Tor
San Pedro shows healthy and normal con-
coastwlse and foreign, remain stationary.
Seven disengaged vessels are now in port,
but of these the early fixtures of four is
assured.
Schooner w ]. Patterson is of the ways at
the Lindstrom marine railway, and it is said
will soon begin loading coastwise.
Aside from the Patterson, the .schooners
Sailor Boy. Robert Hind, Cecilia sudden. Bore
alis, Sophie Christensen and bark Bencia, there
are now % vessels in Grays Harbor.
Schooner Sophie Christensen. which made port
YESTERDAY from San Francisco, is without char
ter and lying in the stream.
Bark John G. Meyer, which has been lying
at the Lindstrom yards, has shifted to the
Hoquam lumber and shingle company. where
Sydney.
Schooner C. A. Thayer, which arrived from
San Francisco after Is day passage, will load
at the A. j. West mill, having been previously
After lying since June 21 in the stream, the
schooner Meteor has received charter. having
been taken to load from the A. J. West mill
for San Pedro. The Meteor came from San
Francisco.
TACOMA, July ARRIVED Schooner En-
deayor, from Eagle Harbor.
SEATTLE, July 7:-Arrived-German steamer
Wotan. from Eagle harbor steamer Cottage
CITY, from ~SkagWay, steamer Delhi, from san
Francisco; United States cruiser Marblehead,
from San Francisco. via Eureka; steamer Gov
ernor, from sound ports; English steamer Eng
lish Monarch, from Bellingham; Japanese
steamer Kamakura. from Yokohama; United
States cable steamer Burnside from Alaska
steamer Jim Butler, from San Francisco;
steamer Eureka, from San Francisco
Sailed-Steamer Watson for San Francisco;
English steamer English Monarch, for Belling-
ham.
ASTORIA, July 7.-oil tank steamer Cania
sailed for San Francisco this afternoon, having
discharged its cargo of fuel oil.
Steamer George w. Elder sailed this morning
for San Francisco with freight and passengers,
Schooner Virginia was towed up the river
this morning to load lumber for San Francisco.
Steamer George W. Fenwick arrived this morn
ing from San Pedro and will load lumber at the
Hammond mill for San Francisco.
Motor schooner Wilhelmina arrived this morn
ing from Asea and Nestucca with cargo of
farm products.
British bark Iverna, with cargo of grain for
Europe for orders was towed to sea this morn
ing. 1t was the first loaded vessel for The new
bar tug 0neonta 10 take TO sea.
OIL tank steamer Washtenaw arrived last
evening from San Francisco with cargo of fuel
oil for the Union oil company.
tom house last evening for San Francisco with a
cargo of 1000 feet of lumber loaded at Port
land and 100000 feet loaded at Rainier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Merchandise for the Orient

The steamer China sailed for Hongkong and
Way ports, via Honolulu. on Wednesday with
cargo valued at S9l ,s73. exclusive Of treasure.
anl ~ be distributed As follows; For Honolulu
81 Z5s; Japan. S43.2lz: China 500 40: Korea
S3-s4e; East Indies 81 9ST: Nladivogtok sT55,
Ihe principal shipments and their destinations
were follows
To Honolulu-5oO bbIs -four LOO cs canned
goods, lo ~ whisky. 351 lhs and 3 cs bread 10
cs OH, is pkcs drx goods ( cs boots and shoes
10 Japan-l6,l26 lbs sugar. 1,749 gals wine
2.00s lbs raisins. 5.096 lbs chocolate 254 lbs
cheese. 40 lbs meals. 80 cs canned goods %
pkgs fresh fruits 225 lbs dried fruit 52e lbs
dried hsh. - bales cotton. Bog rolls and Is
nkgs roofing material 2S3 rolls and lG cs leather.
? 9 BICYCLES Z pkgs machinery. y pkcs paints.
70 Chtna-S.sSS lbs beans. 1868 lbs coffee
6.ioo lis dried fruit. l.oo5 lbs and pkgs
ralsius- 3-alO lbs cheese y cs meals so cs
salmon SOB pkgs fresh fruits. 9.56O lbs cod
hsh, 5 cs vine. 1.465 lbs chocolate 100 Ihs
sugar 500 lbs nuts LOIS canned goods : TAG
lhs peas, 2l0 lbs hops $50 lbs and II cs bread
hs5 ihs hams and hacon. ] .066 lbs ginseng 53
pkes drugs, ; cs boots aud shoes. II cS and 3
o1ls oils ~ rolls and - pkgs roofing material.
To horea-7 hDls -four. 4 cs canned goods. CSC
lhs SUGAR. 203 pkcs machinery
ao East inaies-l .oGo IS canned goods. rs cs
To FladiYostok -T.ooo lbs dried fruis
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Nv York sletaI Market

NEW YORK. July Standard copper, weak
Tor spot July August, September and oetober'
u -S0a I2c. London. dull; spot, t04 6s 3D. tu-
lures ia lss Sd Arrivals reported at New
Nors. 40 tons. Cuctom house returns showed
exports of I29 tons. making 5.459 SO far TINS
snoufh. Lake copper. l262l2 a l2Sf12c. eiec-
-trolytic. I2a u soc: casting. I2.12i2 q 12-25c.
Tin-EaSy: spot 32M 81. .75c; July: S2.50d
- zoe: August. b Goa g. zoe; September and
October. 32GOM32 Toe Sales. 80 tons August
af 81 G5c London closed dull; spot, tl49 12s
Gd: futures. $3.50 los.
Iead-Qufet. 1880 4.45c New York: 4.2o@
DO East 81 Louis London spot. fl2 los.
. Sprlfor-Cmiet. I.5O0 5.60c New York; 40
. q IS East ST Louis London spot f22 IS.
London quoted Cleveland warrants at 49s-
Locally iron quiet. No l foundry north
I'm. Sl6.50a 1919: No 2. 500 1925: No.
-outhern. Sl0.2J@ 1910; No. 1 southern soft
S1f0lG25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

Rita Newman-Eliza Renter Of Los Banos- =
District T7-GOlden Sheaf Jenny Lind: Gold
Quartz. Angels; Amicitia. AIurphys. keysJ0Re.
COpperopOlls-Anna Kuhn Of Altaville.
District TS-NIila. Bodie-Mamie L. Burkham
of San Francisco.
District 79-Aurelia Rridgeport-E -Eloise Kinney
OF Bridgeport.
District SO-OriOle, Dunsmuir-Anna Gerkey OF
DunsInuiT.
District S1-Boyle Heights. Edelweiss. COlum-
hia Silver, Leaf. Del Mar and East Gate. Los
Angeles; Mayhewer. South Pasadena. Artesias !.
ArteSia-Carrie Prosser Of Les Angeles.
District S2-Oasis. Brawley-C CUrsllnn B. Cam<.-
eron of Bravley-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
ICE THREATENS
TANKER At nome
w. S. Porter Returns From
Alaska, Where 1t Had Sew
eral Narrow Escapes

HE Associated oil
company's tanker,
w. S. Porter, Cap
tain Holmes, ar
rived from Nome
yesterday, w h e T e
the b / & We S s e |,
which was among
the first of the sea-
sons arrivals, had
several narrow es-
capes from destruc-
tion in the ice. On
the way in the Por-
ter spent two and
a half days in an
ice jam. and while
at Nome a sharp
lookout had to be
kept to avoid any
trouble with the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Tonnare Eucarements

The French bark Jacobsen, which arrived here
from Newcastle. Eng. Yesterday, was chartered
prior TO arrival for barley to Europe at 23s 9d.
The British ship Wendur. on Puget sound. is
chartered for lumber from Hastings mills 10
sydney. and the schooner $. It. Alexander. at
Eureka, is engaged for railroad ties thence to
Salina Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
r.n,rc. - rg,.ter.

Steamer Pride of the River-old master, n. P.
Nelson: new master. r. Atthowe.
Steamer Leader-Od master George III. Me-
lone: new master. Charles n. King
Steamer National City-Old master, Hans MI
chplson: new master, A. D. Higgins
Enroled-Sfeamer ST. Helena. f. S- Pigott
master; steamer casco, X. a. Ahlin master.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

Naval Sfores-Turpentine and Rostn
SAVANNAH Ga. July T.-Turpentine, firm,
H4aG4Ac: sales S47; receipts, s69; shipments
800; stock. g0.15S.
shipments. l. 100: stock - 24l Quote: b. 500;
ID. $500 . -: z. S5.3o@5.40; F. $5s5a 20;
q, $40; II. S5.45; /. $3.50; X S5.55; NJ So-oo'
y. Isl. MG. S6.1a. WV. Sc 40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
RuiIding Contracts

George A. Root with Brown & Alcorn---All
work except gas and electric fixtures for four
room frame cottage at SW of Noe and
Twentieth streets; 81, 500.
w Wieger with Bund & Johnson-C Carpenter
work for saloon, apartments and barn at NV
corner of Twenty third and Douglass streets.
n 2G:S by W 100: $1,000.
The Congregation Emanu-El with William
Linden Ralston iron works. Henry Kern and
John f. Sutton company-To erect a three story
class G building in S line of Sutter street 1859
W Of Van Ness avenue. W 33 by S 100: $23. .4T2.
Joe Harris company with A. H. Wilhem-An
work except concrete. plumbing. wiring and
elevator work for two story brick building
in line of Clay street, us of Drumm, n
80 by W 22:11: 1888.
The Fourth Street company with r. A. CHS
hom John G. Sutton company. II. Maundreli.
j. " Bachman- Alterations and additions for
additional story to class G building at
corner of Fourth and Howard streets, NE 175.
NV 16o Sw 30. Sc so, SW 80. NV 3, SW
rs. Sc 81; S29. .e62.
F. A. Dorm with Thomas Mellon-Lathing and
plastering for four story and basement apart
nent building at NV corner of Van Ness and
Pacific avenues. 1872 by W IS; $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Shipment of Petroleum

The British tank steamer Seminole cleared
for Yokohama yesterday with 1900. 900 gallons %
refined petroleum. valued at SSO.300.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Army transports

The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan. homeward bound, sailed June IA
from Honolulu.
The Sherman sailed July for Manila
The Sheridan homeward bound, sailed June
20 from Nagasaki and will be here July II.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

sne. 17alsc: heavy sne, l3al4c; tub washed
'aiz@S2lac
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
~ BIG AUCTION %

SATU RDAY, JULY Q. IL A. NJ.
IS head of horses and mares for all purposes:
80 wagons, buggies and harnesS5 must SELL 557
9Th St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
AUCTIONSALES
Horses, Mares and Mules For
Sale in Carload Lots

SEQ head of the same brand OF mares. The
Geldings and Mares range in weight from loo
to 1.5OO lbs. and from 4 years up in age All
sound stock with good bone: bred from Shire and
Percher0n stations.
Also 81 head of and 4 year old mules,
weight from $50 to I 2G0 lbs
The above be at the Prather Ranch.
Mt. Hebron. Cal For particulars inquire at
WESTERN HORSE MARKET
f. STEWART & CO.. 297 Valencia ST., at l4th
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
BY United Wireless

Thursday. JUS :.
BRITISH STEAMER PEoTAN-Fron Port san
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Pilot Boat Rams Freighter

The pilot boat America collided with
the freighter Isthmian early yesterday
morning in the vicinity of the light
ship. The Isthmian was not DANA ged,
but the American will need new bow
spirit. A thick fog hid the vessels from
each other and when the accident oc-
CURED the America was hunting for the
Isthmian for the purpose of putting
Pilot Mathieson on board the frei ghter
The America came in for repairs and
its place on the bar was taken by the
Lady Mine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Time Ball

Time Ball
Knitted States branch photographic Office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, July
=. 1910.
Tlc time bail 1Lc roof OF the Fairmont
hOrcl dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
Cihc standard time iI20th meridsnj. or at Sh.
com. 0Js. Greenwich mean time.
j. G. BURlETT,
Lieutenant. U. =. n. In charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Isthmian Arrives From saIina Cruz

The American Hawaiian cor1pany's
steamer Isthmian. Captain Hall, which
arrived yesterday from Salina Cruz
brought about 300 tons of cargo. The
Isthmians cargo was from New York
ana Europe via the Tehuantepec rail-
road. II was delivered at Puerto Mex
ico by the steamer Kentuckian from
New York, the Furst Bismark from
Hamburg. the Conway from Antwerp
and London, the Musician from Glas-
gov, the La Plata from Antwerp and
Cadiz and the Californian from Liver
pool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Total
Miss Leslie Woods Tutelaoe,

In no department of our city schools
has more satisfactory progress beer
made than in the Art department. un
der the supervision of Miss Leslie
Woods. Miss Woods, personally offer
ed number of prizes the past year
for the best work done in the various
grades.
The public schools employ the Prang
system OF drawing. This system sup
plies drawing books for the various
grades with studies in nature, of mem.
ory, etc, suitable to the advancement
OF the pupils.
Miss Woods offered prizes for the
pupils having the best books in the
various grades. Their collection of sill
houtte pictures of bugs, fish and trees
in Oklahoma deserves especial men
tlon. committee made the awards
which were as follows:
First Grade.
LIST priZe-Glance Fraley, second ward.
md prize-Luther Atkins, first ward.
Second Grade.
lst prize-George Riner, first ward
md prize-Edna Brown, fourth ward.
Third Grade.
lst prize-Lillie Ferguson, fourth ward
md prize-James Dodson, third wa.d.
Fourth Grade.
LIST prize-Eula Doak, second ward
2nd prize-Paul Swisher, first ward.
Fifth Grade.
r. prize-Volney Bodovitz. first ward.
~ prize-Zona Cox, fourth ward.
Sixth Grade.
lot trurI
Ind prize-Beulah Chapman, third
ward.
Seventh Grade.
1st prize-Ethel Ikard, fourtl ward.
2nd prize-Yeyte Madden, thi.d ward.
Eighth Grade.
LIST priZe-Freeman Gait, first ward.