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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-04
DILLINGHAM;
WAS NOT There
Figured In Imaginary
Conference At
HOnskOng

Did Afford Findley Thayer. erst'
while forester, author. newspaperman.
autoist, clubman, specialist and
bon voiant who left Honolulu
the first of the year and startled the
tranquil and placid business commun
ity of Manila By stirring uE the real
estate barons, meet Walter DillinS.
ham at Hongkong, China. but a few
weeks ago AS he is reported as doing
through the columns of the Manila
who has been attending to the regular
routine of business at Honolulu all
this time would like very much to
get line on his double
Dillingham; returned from his hon.
cymoOn some months ago and has
RENAME dat Honolulu ever since.
In the meantime Thayer Is engas
ed In the laudable occupation of hus'
thing the otherwise sluggish East and
incidentally attempting to secure op.
lions upon large chunks Of Philippine
real estate that might he considered
suitable for the cultivation OF sugar.
II Thayer met and held a confer
ence" with Walter Dillingham; or even
any member of the Dillingham; fam
lily within the confines Of the city of
Victoria on the Island of Hongkong
then. the former disciple Of lfnchot,
writer OF fiction aud assistant to the
census bureau must have held high
conclave with a member Of the Dill
bingham interests in the spirit and
not In the flesh.
MIR. Dillingham; appears quite posi-
tive that he has not made any flying
trips to the Far East or Hongkong
within the past few weeks. But, be
that as II may, let the Manila Times
tale suffice what might have happen
ed had Thayer and Dillingham; have
really met on the rocky and preclpi.
tuous slopes of the Island of Hong
kong. rs 80
The Times OF July 9th says:
AS the result of a conference at
Hongkong between Mr.. Dillingham;
Of Honolulu and Mr. Thayer' who mas
been here for some time representing
the, pillinghams, It is understood that
the purchase Of the Calamb9 estate
will be, proceeded with On pegotia'
tons. conducted here by Mr. Thayer'
the DiuJpEhanis took lease. win
right TO, purchase. of tho Calamba
estate, and twas the intention to
shortly conclude the purchase. Con
tracts were entered into for cot'si''
cradle amount OF adjoining properly
and II was the intentic II 'ho lDll'
lingham company to St. urge
modern sugar plantation ant ".. a
modern sugar mill, ...-... j
The objections made at Washing
ton to the sale in blocks OF portions
of the friarlands halted the negotia'
1 Hon a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-04

Judge Andrade gave a decision this
morning in the Brown malicious IN
Jury case that arose through the de,
PENDANT pulling down a sign board
that Davis. another resident OF Wal
ava. had erected on his own land
Brown was fined 81 and costs and the
matter will probably go up to the
higher court for final settlement
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-04

A short clrcuited electric light wire
caused a crowd to gather at the cor
ner of Emma and Beretania streets
last night, and as the wooden pole
had caught fire, the chemical engine
from the fire station turned out ana
extinguished the blaze.
!, !, :, ., u u u u u u q u u I" !" /"
know now the kind OF politics An
drews stands for, and we want none
of It,"
Another Manoa Republican staten
this morning, I'VE shall never COM
promise with Lorrin Andrews. the
political jobwork that Andrews an
in our precinct has disguised as wen
as surprised the peop,e of our pre-
cinct. and Andrews attempt to
Shanghai the Republican organiza'
ton in the Manoa precinct wont
go.
Andrews will be defeated In h's
own precinct, unless he sees 1t COM
Ing and moves out. lie played his
police protected pug ugly politics AZ
one precinct meeting, aud this
shanghai business has got to so,
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18
MOOSE INITIATE
HUNDRED MEMBERS

Nearly one hundred members were
taken into the local lodge of the
Loyal order of Moose last night, and
it was well on toward the hour of
midnight before the session was
closed.
The degree work was eXemplified
in most interesting manner. partic-
ularly for the candidates.
A committee was appointed to pre-
pare bylaws for the government of
the lodge in its local affairs.
Steps will be taken at once looking
toward the securing of club rooms
for the order. Spacious accommoda-
tions will be obtained as soon as pos
siblc so that the members may have
IA lodge home in keeping with the size
and reputation of the order.
The charter roll will close next Fri
day evening, after which time the
initiation fee will be raised to the
permanent figure.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18
|hTERURBAN MAKES
SPLENDID PROGRESS

The progress of the interurban con-
struction has been exceptionally good
the past week, not only on the ex-
tension of the road itself but on the
completion of other projects which
are necessary before the Inauguration
of service.
The car barn at the corner of
Twelfth and South streets has taken
on almost a finished shape, the steel
work having been completed and The
brick work well started The install
lation of machinery at the electric
light plant is practically done only
the usual testing, soundings and
overhauling remaining yet to be done
before steam can be turned on
Contractor Derosier yesterday com
pleted the stone work on the car barn
at Fruita and this is more nearly
completed than any building under
process of construction, only a small
amount of interior work yet to be
done.
The track and trolley line have
been extended about s Y miles. the
electric locomotive is at hand and is
facilitating the hauling of material
to the end of the line. large force
of men are at work, probably more
than at any time since the starting
of the construction work. Things
look very promising and while as yet
it is impossible for the officials to
state Just when the road will be COM
pleted it is believed that it will be
finished by the specified time for the
festivities and dedication exercises as
planned at Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18

Just about to sit down to his dinner,
but he happened to notice fire had
started in his barn.
He at once jumped TO meet the
emergency. and after a severe fight
with the flames he succeeded in eN-
tinguishing the fire by heaping dirt
on it, But this was not accomplish
ed until considerable damage had
been done to his stored alfalfa and
the building.
However, when he returned to the
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18
KYLE CONTRIBUTES
LITERARY GEMS

Robert E. Kyle has returned from
his fishing trip. He said he did go
fishing but that his bait. not having
been inspected by the pure food COM
mission, was of an inferior quality
and the fish absolutely refused to
have anything TO do with il. As soon
as he saw that the trip was not going
to pan out well from a fisherman 5
standpoint he turned his fertile brain
in other directions and has rendered
good account of himself and for the
good Of his company, always looking
after their interests he composed a
new set of rate rules. These he has
presented to his company with abso-
lutely no charge and they go into
effect today. They are as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18
To Find Rates Under Interstate Com
mercc Commission.


In case of inquiry, ask some one.
Ii will take II of a long time
to find what you want, besides show
ing your ignorance.
If necessary to rely on your own
resources, do not render an opinion
under four days, then charge double
merchandise, and mark it TO
Apply"
If you can't find what you want
wire destination for rate, and charge
the same as If coming this way.
In handling live animals. feel and
water before figuring rate. They Will
die of starvation and old age, and
you will be humiliated before your
patrons and fellow employees.
In case of perishable matter, de-
liver free, and sue consignee for any
'd-n" thing you can get. Ii will
be better than letting it spoil, while
trying to figure a rate.
If you find anyone who claims to
know how to figure rates, send him
to the asylum. He is a dangerous
man to have around. He will get
you into serious trouble.
But this does not represent the
sum and total of Bob's literary eff
forts. Another production shows
Homeric class but The Sentinel as
sumes no responsibility for the read
ing of either.
Name II Yourself.
In the Sprlng-time we promise Wen
lay off
And in June for four weeks go way off
But we hustle and sweat
All the summer in debt
And in August we take half day
off. tTears.D
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18

Tuesday night of next week the
young men of the Shirtwaist club will
give another dance at the Auditor
ium. With the return of the college
students and the usual midsummer
zest for dancing it bids to be one of
the most successful shirtwaist dances
ever given here.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18

house, tired and hungry from his
eXertions and prepared to partake
heartily of his dinner. he found to his
dismay and disgust that the chickens
had taken advantage of the open door
and had made way with nearly all
the edibles, and such as they had not
eaten was not in the most appetizing
condition.
Hence Cannell feels that his luck
does not register 100 per cent good.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18

Mrs. Arthur Wake. Mrs +. NJ. Slo-
comb and son and Miss Myrtle Brown.
all of Grand Junction. have taken
apartments at the Kendrick Cottages
and will spend strawberry day in this
city.-Glenwoo Avalanche
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18

Rev. C. c. Rollit. secretary of the
Sixth Missionary Department. has
been making a tour of western Colo
rado, delivering addresses upon mis-
sion work. He will preach Sunday
morning at st. Matthew'S church,
leaving in the afternoon for Laramie
to attend the annual convention of
Wyoming.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18
CHICKENS SPOIL HIS
DINNER DURING FIRE

Tough luck, to say the least. was
THAT which visited J. A. Cannell at
mis- ranch at Fruitvale during the
recent wind storm.
When the gale started Cannell was
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18

Mesa Flour Mill Co. sells oats
5000 per 100-ib, wheat $500 per
100-fb., and bran $40 per 100-fb
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-18
For heavy hauling call on Barton
{ Terrell, the liverymen.

Buy a Swasti!Ia Malleable Range
for s45. Crown Furniture Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

minute with gas ring up end and
wooden cupboard the other appeared IN view Above the sin
utensils under and
collection of vegetables pleasantly rubbing shoulders with
of Old Dutch Cleanser and a scrubbing brush.
"I all quite complete living and dining room.
Kitchen but where do dress? suppose If
lift the rug I'll find all your toilette things with porcelain tub and
glass medicine chest?"
Her hostess laughed merriy "You my feelings BY
being you can't find my bedroom by looking under
the But since know much about why don't you nd
for yourself? I'll give two minutes by my watch
The country friend gazed round with interested eyes 1t musa
be that door
m save you by telling you that really has
"Why be- 1t is the only door sight except the irons
one and I'm you can't use the porch"
The bachelor girl began fngng embroidered cushions Oft the
lounge then she removed the denim and threw back e
top again behold" she announced
mirror which had been bound with cloth and tackled 10 tho
inside of the lounge through the cloth edges flashed ee
ton of the onshed face OF the guest The small acqued box
adjustable braces served for toilette table The acqered chess
already laid out with brushes and other articles.
just sit the floor in front of the glass ana make
myself beautiful my leisure the explanation Il nailed in
partition in the middle of the lounge that can keep
clothes the other end the rest hang gracefully around
other You evidently don't think you coulo
be comfortable if you lived here?"
ooh I-don-know atered the friend torn between pote-
ness and a naturally truthful turn of mind
Tus tell you the response made seriously this time
I YOU make the that the bachelor girl has the
houskeeper skinned G you'll pardon my bachelor
speec all the married would protest loudly ana
an the morning get my coffee on percoaor get little
box make and cook an egg on the gas
ring get through with the whole meal dishes and ALL within
hour By getting at hall past s that means
pves change house dress for business clothes ana
there Ready down town work with no household cares
s@Bl how about your ordering?" interrupted her friend
"Vel very differently from most girls dong hght
Most of them bring their dinners home with them IN
paper bags or bundles or they get II COW" sao p. 10y
enough live apartment that boasts decasen but wn
II to the landady all the ordering Tor me- WINCH my
ScOntnuee on Page f"se
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

new phase e combining all comforts of
intellectual interests of business well the facilities for
esuppor being built Angeles by the bachelor
girls here Girls who clerk downtown girls who
studying pursuing profession artists students teachers
proving how efficiently and economically girl keep
live comfortably when following business calling
throughout the day.
Small apartments consisting of three
times only all the city light housekeep
In these
life whose home instinct strong that they demand
home atmosphere They have found that the small the
advantages
developed many
veniene of bachelor maid of which the regular houekeper does
dream dreaming would appreciate For examples The
kchene which the usual small at least
only half the trouble keep that the ordinary kitchen is The
houskeeper would that does not enough
fallacy with ktchenee spared
by of all wearing steps after
uens and then another In the kind of kenete
thing within reach of the stands
cupboard above behind the the be- the sink be-
side if used for dining WELL tile table
will be easily within reach unless it the kind which folds itself
quietly out of sight into the wall when not being used
In where the bed rolls from under the side
board thereby the dining sleeping apartment
night the interesting question where the
of the rolling bed dress To the right the sdeboad
which, opened closet about 4x0 size
At end clothes the walls covered with hooks for
dresses and about four feet from the other leading
which the dressing There
dresser and chair but window in the wall supplies enough light
by the daytime and the lights we'll
Sometimes the sitting and dining used together the
table being cleared converted card table be-
meals Girls who afford framed pictures easily
colored
posa and photographs 1t the great exception walk into the
bachelor maids apartments and find them foorn and bare Some
other she pretty sofa cushions and table and
often the bachelor maids will proclaim her college graduate
by the number of school banners decorating the walls
the devices of small housekeeping
unsued them evident by the questions poponded
who small adjoining country
spend the day with friend doing light housekeeping in
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

FOR instance, do you eat on that
table, or do you say little goat,
bleat, little table arise?' as you
did before?"
"Oh, yes, when I'm through fix
ing the food for dinner on this
table l Put all the things on the
stove or the sideboard and set the
table. Where is the stove, you
say? Right over here, my dear"
She pulled aside a small screen:
Behold my kitchenettep'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
Live in One Room, Surel'
Says Fair Bachelor Maid

New Style Housekeeping Involves Sleeping in the Side
board but She Doesn't Queer Devices of the Apart
nent DWeers to Economze Space and Yet Preserve the
Coziness and Utility of Room Unheard of Few Years
Ago Simplify the Tasks of Home Lovers and Place Home
Comforts Within Reach of Young Women Who Live Alone
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

elected itself the top OF the low wanscong that
The girl lifted tin box about sixteen inches long
it on the table with bang.
Ny refrigerator she announced opening the top and display
ing compartments marked Butter Eggs and Milk with
open space the Morris
not using because Morris chair Chinese dapeat
added frankly when I'm wearing It's my
Mandarin when it,isn't drape"
Is there anything the friend asked hsangl, that
it be? / suppose very ignorant you but
I've been in apartment like this before SO don't know.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

"But where the world you sleep" demanded the friend
from small country town.
"Oh sleep under the sdeboard" the bachelor girl responded
airily.
You see now? With sudden gesture the bachelor girl pulled
out the lower part OF the sdboard which indeed revealed its
nature as bed danty covered with the appropriate derdown quilt
ana soft pillows Snug any thing continued the girl when
you 1--we one room and tchenete you find space
Look Before the bewdered eyes of the friend little shelf table
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-20
AERIAL
DUEL PLANNED
Daredevil Frenchman and Curtiss TO
BE COntestants-Winn 90 Soar
Over Competitor.

Los ANGELES, CAL.-SpeciaI-A
matched race for the aviation speed
championship of the world, in which
the winner would be compelled to soar
over his competitor, was proposed to-
day by Louis Paulhan, the daredevil
Frenchman, who established the alti-
tude record of Alag feet here, and
Glenn II. Curtiss. the American, to-
day. Both expressed their willingness
to undertake the contest, and plans
to hold it before the international
meet mere ends were at once taken
up.
The program calls for the men
Faulhan, in his Farman machine, and
Curtiss, in his Rheims racer--to start
from opposite ends of the field and
keep to one course.
I'm going to fly to the top OF Mount
Wilson," said Paulhan today, land pay
my respects to the man in the observa-
tory there"
The mountain, which is about 1000
feet high, lies forty miles east of the
aviation field.
Today was San Francisco Day. and
10000 residents OF the latter city, it is
estimated, made the 500-mile trip to
see the contests.
No set program was arranged, how
ever, because OF unsettled weather.
TIE principal interest of the race has
centered I'm the duel for supremacy be-
tween Curtiss and Paulhan
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-20
TAX
ASSESSMENTS
Senator Fletcher Patron of Bill
Coinciding With Governor
Swanson s Views.

r c II MOND, VA. = Special. -
Senator Fletcher, o FauQuier, has
presented the bill prepared by
him, as a member of the subcommit-
tee, dealing with the subject OF equali-
zatiOn of taxes. The bill is in line with
the views of Governor Swanson, as cX-
pressed in his message. and accords
with the views OF the Senate Finance
Committee, which approved the ideas
of Senator Fletcher.
In discussing the bill, Senator FIet-
cher said
The bill amending sections 439. AS
and 446 of the Code relates to the as
SeSsment of lands in such manner as
TO secure greater uniformity in the
fixing of tax values.
II looks toward equalization and is
practically the method recommended
10y the Governor in his message to the
General Assembly. In substance. the
bill requires the work of the several
assessors to have the approval of the
State Auditor before becoming effec-
tive, and gives to that officer the means
of acquiring sufficient data upon which
to base a uniform proportion of values
In case the books of any assessor
shall not be approved by the Auditor
they shall be returned with the rea-
sons stated for his diSapproVal. and if
the assessments are not properly cor
rected and returned within a certain
time. the Auditor is then authorized to
make the assessment.
The privilege is still retained TO
those persons feeling themselves ag-
grieVed TO have the same corrected in
the circuit court of the county where
the land is located.
Il think" said Senator Fletcher
this plan simple and inexpensive and
would accomplish substantial results.
II makes use of a department already
organized. and as far as the new 1910
assessment is concerned. the moral eff
feet alone upon the assessors of know
ing that their work will be reviewed by
other authority will he productive OF
good results. ] should be opposed to
the establishment OF a new depart
ment at this time. There should be
created by this Legislature a tax COM
mission, looking to a reform of our tax
system in 1918. as provided in our new
Constitution. and il would be unwise
in my opinion to establish an eXpen-
siVe board of equalization, whose work
would hardly show any definite and
substantial results before the time
when the whole system will perhaps
| be reformed.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-20
NAMES HIS BROTHER
IN DIVORCE SUIT

NEW YORK.-Spccial- Dc
Witt Morrow. Of 400 Carlton Avenue,
Brooklyn, brought suit for divorce
Wednesday before Supreme Court JUS
tice Maddox, Of Brooklyn. against
Alice J.. Morrow. nineteen years cid.
The plaintiff. two years his Wife's
senior. and his father. Thomas I. Nor
row. were the only witnesses called.
Justice Maddox said he did not feel
convinced the wife had been served
with papers i'm the suit and adjourned
the case. directing the plaintiff 5 attor-
ney To- make the service.
The young couple. married in 1906.
began housekeeping at 629 Lafayette
Avenue. The plaintiffs elder brother.
Harry. made their house his home.
Morrow. ST.. .stified that March 12th
he left his home, 6SS Lafayette Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, to tell Harry Morrow
that a new position had been found
for him.
His daughter-in-law. he was told,
was upstairs. He averred he found
her with his elder son.
My son tried to keep me out of
the room" the witness said. but /
forced my way in. Both my daugh-
ter-in-law and the correspondent
seemed conscience stricken"
Morrow's complaint alleged his wife
resides at 1000 Halsey Street, Brook
| lyn. under the name OF Mss Hart. SNo
could not be found there Wednesday
evening.