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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-07
Everything in Books!
BROWN & LYON CO., LTD.
Alex. Young Building
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Children and "grown-ups" appre-
ciate the gift of book but care
should he used in tho selection and
this Is often difficult in Honolulu be-
cause OF the limited stocks, How
ever, this year A. d. Arleigh & Co.,
I.td., have not only very large stock
but stock selected with particular
reference to the local wants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-07
MERRITT'S FUNERAL
WAS DELAYED

WEST POINT, y. Y, Dec. G.
The remains CT the late Major-Gen-
eral Merritt were buried here by
lamplight this evening, The train
bearing the remains arrived late,
darkness falling before the funeral
services were concluded.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-07
ARMY AND NAVY.


An attack en- e.thre San Diego,
Monterey or San Francisco has been
ordered by assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Beekman winthrop as a part
of the regular battle mnneuyers, az
ording to word received ut San Di'
ego from Washington, ID. C.
Instructions will be Issued short
Is, but the plans may not he made
public for sGme time. At present
the cruisers are engaged in target
pra tise of the Coronado islands.
There will in all probability be
night and torpedo attacks among the
various pIoblems to he worked out.
The maneuyers take place this
month, after the holding of the tar
get practise,
II is underg tOCd the to?pcdo feet
will be pltted against the armored
cruisers and the intention is 10 keen
the officers and men keyed up to the
highest efficiency,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-07

Relieved of command of the re-
i7eiving ship Independence at the
Mare Island Navy Yard November
10, Commodore Edmund d. Under
wood ended forty years Of active SER
vice in the navy. During his SER
vice MS Gcyeruor q Tutui'a, Under
woods health became impaired and
he was retired last July by tho
Naval Board under the personnel act
providing for the retirement of Of
fce.s each year Commodore un-
derwood will make his home in Os-
wego. n, Y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-07
RED CROSS ELECTS TAFT.

WASHINGTON, D, G, Dec. u !
President Taft was today reelected
president of the Ameri an Society
Of the Red Cross.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-07

Furnished cottage on Alewa Heights.
Address W. l.. Eaton at Bu J.
letin Office, or apply on perem-
ises. 47S4tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-07
HELP WANTED.

Zen white boys to sell saltwater at
circus. Apply not later than Fri
day at Rycroft's Fountain Soda
Works. 47S7.3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
POLICE COMMISSION Is
PlQUED; DENIES LICENSE
Shows Law Firm That Getting
Frontage Consent insufficient

That Henry Lyon, former councilman and
candidate for reelection in June is in the
business Of getting frontage consent for saloon
locations was brought out at the meeting OF
the police commission last night, when Frank
Matthiae applied for a saloon license at 625
Central avenue. Mr.. Lyon is senior member
of the firm of Lyon & Chlds, which makes
the frontage business a speciality.
Matthiae testified that the consent. of the
owners Of frontage on both sides of the block
in which he proposed to establish his saloon
had been secured for him, and F. M. Gowder,
who conducts a wholesale house where
Matthiae wishes to put in saloon, testified
tina the employed Henry Lyon to do the work
He said that no amount had been stipulated
for Mr. Lyons services, but that would prob
ably depend on whether the license was
granted.
Commissioner Topham declared that he knew
of one other instance IN which Lyon had done
the same kind of work.
This commission does not want to get the
reputation that all that is necessary to do to
get permit is to have Lyon & Childs get the
frontage for the applicant" said Mr.. Topham.
The commission agreed with him and denied
the application.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
.BURY|NG PLACE OF DOG
LEADS TO ENCOUNTER
Long Beach NeighborS Quarrel,
and Alleged Assault with
Club Results

LONG BEACH, April 1s.-Strucis terrific
blow on the head by man who sprang from
behind tree, armed with a club, John Miller
Of Anaheim street and Alamitos avenue was
felled to the ground this morning while on
his way to work. He is an employe OF the
Long Beach dairy. James Mcintyre, neigh
Dor and painter by trade was arrested on
e charge Of battery. He admits striking Miller
but says he used only his fist. The police
found under McIntyre's porch club which
had been washed shortly before and beIieVe
It to have been the weapon OF attack.
Mcintyre pleaded guilty before Justice Un-
derwood and will appear to morrow for pre-
limlnary hearing Miller says that after being
knocked down he was lifted TO his feet by
Mcintyre. who proceeded to punch his face"
Bad blood had existed between the men for
some time. Mcintyre claims that the feud
startetd when Miller buried dog in front Of
the others yard Depredations of chickens
also came in as a subject of dispute. Saturday
night Mcintyre left water running into paint
barrel which he wanted to clean, and the
barrel overfowed the water flooding Mller's
yard. Miller gave Mcintyre "calling down"
for this, and McIntrye brooded over the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
BLOW FROM FIST BRINGS
DEATH TO A TEAMSTER
Man Who Did Punching Arrested
on MansIaughter Charge

Eollovinr a trivial quarrel over u, NC
,,,a,its Of the horses they drove Ell III
llao,. lr,e numbauld, 10 years olu' an an
Charles McMillen, 80 years o%iu' % Nc
emnloyed as teamsters py ne orov
JnIye transfer company, Hotei tI.lc3 heLoS /,
1oS south Hill street, became illVoiE1u tiN,,t
e. fight in the office last niS LSIi1 ~ =
n1bich resulted in the death Oh Mo-hi'
len. = r,urobau1d. which
,dad ehove the left eye OF McNIllen
ia satd to have been the direct cause
30 40 Saa+h although the autopsy per
9a,noed 9a at pierce Brothers under'dh- AK
~ roons was reported to nave ue.
I,a5Io,1ed I,e5 complications. which may nave
Hean contributory causes OF death.
Dumbauld, who was locked az. az ce1e1n nan
nolice headquarters, chareeu WIZ n,1NTi1-
ss1o1,ghter. admitted he struck McNili. =.
Ian and that the latter dropped 70 Iii9
1Fnees and died before medical Ht'eilu
ance arrived. -,oa.oa .rd
Farmland was cool and collected anu
sneisted he acted in self-detenSe, WHICH
s+atemen+ was borne out by witnesses
me hodv of McMillen was sent 10
pierce Brothers, where an autopsy "sS s
,,aI-fornned but the exact cause VI
death was not made public alth9ugIi
q vos intimated that heart 1allure'
e,,nerinduced by the blow, might nave
been the cause Of the fatalty. ,,..oa
McMillen was unmarried ana iNeu i
AT 1916 Milard street. DumpauIu lives
at COL East First street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
P|CKWICK BLAZE
IMPERILS LIVES
Two Elderly Women Barely Es-
cape from Rooms When
Awakened by Smoke

Fire from an overturned oil stove
DESTROYED a section of the fashionable
Pickwick apartments, S29 South Grand
avenue. at S:15 o'clock last night,
nearly cost the lives of two elderly
women and created such a panic among
the 400 guests that the work of the
fire department in fighting the flames
was seriously impeded. 1t was only
the prompt action of big patrolman
and several firemen, who placed them
selves at the foot of the stairs and
checked several hundred persons, many
of them scantily clad, in their mad
scramble to reach the street, that
probably prevented catastrophe. Inc
loss is estimated at several thousand
dollars. A pretty little girl VINO
snatched her pet canary bird from the
fire and smoke, was the heroine OF the
night
ments the fire started, and Mrs. wal
fer Reeves. wealthy tourists. were al
most overcome by smoke. Mrs. Cary
suddenly awakened in rear room OF
her apartment to find herself hemmed
in nv fire and smoke with apparently
every avenue of escape cut of. IN
another room of the same apartment
her daughters and several friends, VINO
had been singing, vainly endeaVofed
he seen cropping her way on her hands
and knees in the dense smoke. eaten
ing sight Of her children through the
wall of smoke and fire, the desperate
woman seized a large rug ana wrap
ming her body in it blindly staggered
through the flames to the other rooiIi'
when she fell exhausted. The rug WIN
which she had enveloped her body was
scorched and burning IN places "heh
azrrr-Q mn
Mrs Reeves. who occupied an apart
noent across the hall, had retired after
finishing several letters she had writ,
fen IN her children. She awakened
onIv after the fire had gained headWay
in the adjoining apartment and her
room was so thickly filled with SMOKE
that firemen who broke down her uooi
found her with difficulty. ,.
The clouds of smoke that swept down
through the Railways and the cries or
terrified women aroused the entlre
anartrnent and within few minutes
after the fire had started hundreds OF
T,ersons were packing the hallWays AN a,Iu
8ehtinp to reach the lower floor. Inc
Elevator operator, a boy, after ne httu
made several trips with his car crown
ed feared to open the door OF ms cai ,
as the excited crowd In the haIlm - =
Hammered to be admitted. 1t was at
tt.Ss yoornent that a broad shouldered
.1oi;ceman, Lii towering above the men,
women and children, f1ourlshed ms ms
club and threatened to use II on s,a Ineia
heads if they did not cease 10 push
eorward with the assistance or seH-
- frernen the crowd was soon qul-
e.ai o4ad and a stream of water brought
into play on the flames: ola
Venita Petit, a pretty l6-year,olp J.
,,;rl who lived with her parents near
sti' tto onartment where the flames broke
o,pt one Forced her way through a "hre
line, that had been established anu
rescued her pet canary pro, toli,tis .niit 3 3
out of the smoke e.,,a anu Ioaned NED to rescue
,9oI. por =, were astonished that she escapeo
HARM
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19

ner block extensions of car lines or
thwart the growth of the city OF Los
Angeles. we maintain that the Whole
question before us is, Shall the city De
conducted in a business manner or
shall it not?" ,a
Mir. Lissner also stated that he had
reasons to believe that on the return
of Mr.. Huntington which Will occur
within two weeks. the matter VIII De
taken up with him and the Hunting
ton interests will probably come to the
conclusion that franchises in the fu-
tnre might as we'll be applied for IN
tho name of the companies.
chairman Washburn stated that
careful consideration would be given
Tie proposition by the city council ana
that some conclusion would be arrived
at that would be fair to interests rep
resented and also businesslike for the
city. - e..
the realty board in substantially the
same form published in the resolutions
presented to the council by the board
Mr.. Garland and Mr., Kleinberger also
EXPRESSED their views.
CITY Attorney Hewitt discussed the
legal aspects of the question.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19

Of the cattlemen to herd their stock. other
property owners declaring that the stock dam
aged their farms and lawns. Last Friday
night the city council amended the cattle or
dnance in a way which gave the cattle
owners more freedom than before.
Yesterday William Davis, dairyman living
at Anaheim street and Magnolia avenue, be-
came involved in a discussion with Clifford
Messenger. 70 years old, over the ordinance.
and as a result Messenger is confined to a
bed at the home of a friend, suffering from a
blow on his left chest, just over his heart,
administered by Davis
Some of Messengers friends allege that
Davis struck the older man without provoca-
ton Davis says that Messenger twice called
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
"BATHH0USE BUSINESS Is
A FARCE SAYS MAYOR

No more bath and massage permits will be
given until the council changes the ordinance
to provide for only male attendants at male
bath houses and female attendants at female
bath houses. This the law laid down by
the police commission last night.
1t is well known that a majority of these
places are only houses Of i'll fame in Disguise
and as the police commission has to grant
permits for these places 1t does not wish to
be a party in the encouragement of i'm
morality.
This bath house business has grown to be
a farce" said the mayor last night and the
other commissioners agreed with him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
STRIKE AGAIN THREATENS
AT CAR COMPANY'S WORKS

PITTsBURG, April IS. - Strike
trouble similar to that of last july
threatens the Pressed Steel Car COM
pany at Schoenville, where 1000 men
refused to 20 to work today. The COM
pany's chief Of police was assaulted
and striker was slightly wounded
when the officer shot at him.
Tonight the men decided to keep any
of the employees from going to work to-
morrow, but the American worllmen,
who are in a great minority, say they
will go to work tomorrow, despite the
pickets
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19

him a liar and hit him over one shoulder with
a hoe.
The argument over the ordinance
Messenger ayowng according to Davis, that
the change had not been made as reported.
Messenger has been unable to retain food
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19

and is splitting up some blood. His lung is
believed 10 be affected and his heart shows
the effects Of the blow DIR. L. A. Perce, who
is attending him, fears that pneumonia may
set in. It would prove serious, because of the
mans advanced age.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
AGED MAN MAY DIE FROM
> BLOW OF YOUNG OPPONENT

LONG BEACH, April 1s.-For some months
there has been friction between cattle owners
and others north Of town, regarding the rights
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28

can be lined with silk of a contrasting inches high. Price 1o cents.
 Odds and ends of ribbons, laces and enn- br0ideries can be purchased at 9 very small cost and exqus.te little caps and tennets made for eaily fron! them. Baby likes a variety of heddgear Tor her dolly an,. two er three d2intE ones will be none too Eaetny. Little sHoes and stock ia"@ can be bousht at low price and are the delieEt Of the owner. PICToR!Al, REVIEW SET, NO. 3302 includes I tucked dress having long or short sleeves, jac- ker with or without caffs and close fitt.ag cap. The dress. if made of pink mousselIne with feather stitching for trimming will be extremely pretty. Albatross or cashmere would also be suit able for it. finished with hand-worked scalops and dots. Stitching serves very we'll. however, and it is very quickly done. Plain net was used for the cap which consists of front and crown. The pattern can he had in sizes IS. 20, P and 24 inches high. Price 10 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
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-C. g. McNew Real Estate. Rent: sAd Loans, 1O6 Pine street l0-9-tf

-C. E- MCNeW heAI tSldte, NELL Ad Loans, 1O6 Pine street. l0-s-tf Do not build, repair, move your aouse or put up with leaking build fng until you get our estimate. The Boyee Construction Go. D. W. Boyce, mgr, 106 Pine st.
 -WANTED-20 extra sale people. Apply at once. GrandLeader.
 1-26-3t. The weather man says it will be Fair and colder today.
 We make a speciality of buggy, wagon and vehicle repairing All york guaranteed. Tom King. tf. Don't think you are going to die if rou contract Pneumonia, Pneumo has never failed to relieve suffer sng patient. f2-14-1m. On our Bargain Counter you will find many household necessities, and especially heaters, Art squares and rockers. Reap X Crawford Furn. C0. It pays to give your chickens a
 
 Grit Roofing at $175 will do the work Sold by Cleveland Matthews HdW. Co.
 Not 9x12 Rug in the store re- served. They all go at the sale price, Come early while our stock is con- plete Tomlinson & Knox Co. Next raoor to ,,octof6ca
 See the handsome Kitchen Cabi- aet give away March 31st for parti- sulars see Anchor Furniture Go.
 1-23-1m Father J. M. Lucey, of this city, has been listed among the passengers who will take a trip to Panama m the Spring, the trip being made under the auspices of the Little Rock Board ot Trade.
 Are you a member of the Pressing Club of the American Steam Laundry" Clothes kept in excellent condition for s100 per month. 1T At the Saturday morning ser|lce at the Temple Rabbi Friseh will preach the sermonette to the child ren. The musical numbers will in cIude an Organ Prelude, 'MendelS- shon Spring Song by Miss Gladys Eilbott; a soprano solo 5y Miss Vera Bernath; and duet, Crossing tha Bar, by Miss Ethel Schloss and Miss Vera Bernath.
 Colonel J. c. Cross, of Pendlaton bought and shipped ear load of mules from this city yesterday to Dumas. The car contained twenty four mules The mules will be used on Col Cross farm. Col. Cross is great success as a farmer. This year increased his acreage by culti- vating seven hundred acres of land more than he has previously had in cultivation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
A Fashion Chat on Dolls Clothes. Furnished by Pictorial Review
 853 Broadway, New York City.

Christmas is coming! Christi. Is coming Ne can hear the little chill dren shouting WlLa giea and see them "laD;tag their tiny hands },.tA joy and great expectation.
 Now is tie t..I-s ts.,' ink of presents and gooG things for the children ana where is therr .i' al this world a little .-r. who dees not want d doll for Christmas? And she wants her doll to have lots of pretty clothes jaat like herself, too.
 It is not at all a hard problem, nowadays, for the mother to make doll clothes for her little daughter. At least, not while PICTORIAL RE- VIEW sells dolls pat terms. They come in sets and are very pretty anu dainty.
 Walking through the toy departu eats of the var ious lar ge shops, the beauty and elaborateness of the dolls dresses strikes th..e eye imme- diately. Dainty face, em- hroidery. frills and ruffles form the trimming on these little frockS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28

Well. see my horse needs a new nair of shoes will take hlm to Tom King. He knows how and prices right. e'
 The poultry show is over, Get down to business and get those fen ces LID. We've got the fence, light or heavy, high or low. Cleveland-Mat- thews Hdw Go.
 Rugs. Rugs. Rugs At greatly reduced prices Nothing reserved. They all go. Don't wait today. Yes terdav has gone today is short ana tomorrow may never come. Buy to- day TUmlinson & Knox Co. f
 Persons eontemplating the erect , 5n of any building should consult with Mitchell Seligman, architect, Cltl, pns Bank Building. u i Join the Pressing Club of the Amer iean Excelsior Laundry. It costs you s1.OO per month and you can have 1 fanr suits pressed each month 1T
 On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss Julia Felsenthal, of Chicago, now visiting at Camden, will address the members of the two Chautauqua circles as we'll as the ladies of the Temple on the subject, An Awakened Jewish Consciousness, in the library of the Temple.
 To introduce our new Kitchen Cabinet for the next 60 days we will sell them on extremely easy terms, s1.OO down and s1.00 a week. An chor Furniture Go. 1-23-1m
 Don't forget the name-Blaek Silk Stove Polish-is the best. Sold by Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co. Wholesale or retail, 1Oc and 15c a can.
 Time flies and so does money stop and think before you spend your last cent for cheap cigar. Buy the best with a test. The "Arkansaw Kid" with the blend. If.
 See the s60O Rocker in the win dow of the Anchor Furniture Co to be given away Saturday Jan. %.
 1-23-1m.
 The Kansas City cleaner at Meyers old stand, can make your coats, curtains, dresses and faces look like new. Old phone 1123.
 Rabbi Ephraim Frisch leaves Tuesday morning for Oklahoma City, where he will reorganize the B'nai Brith lodge of that city. He is one of three representatives, the other two being Arthur Kramer, of Dallas, and Burnett Wadel, of Tyler, who have been selected for that work.
 We have on the greatest Rug Sale that has ever taken place if you are contemplating the purchase of rug see us now We can save you from $500 to s15.00. The sale is on now Tomlinson & Knox Co., If.
 Did you know you can use Tiger Grit Roofing to make the sides of your chicken houses, as we'll as the roof at 1-4 the cost of lumber. Sold by Cleveland-Matthews Hdw. Co.
 Bucks Het Blast Heaters are the best, and a bargain at 9 per cent dis count right now at Reap X Crawford Furn Co.
 Tho Arkansas Anti-Saloon League, whic,l has closed it's annual meeting at Little Rock. elected Rev. s. F. Tuu, pastor Of the First Baptist church of this city, and D ". Richey, of this city, members of it's board of governors.
 Chester List, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. George List, on West Second avenue, Is sufferingN severely from a wound Oh, the back of his head inflicted br< a. boy who passed inc home on Wednesday and shot Chester with q "slpsshot" Ches- ter was at home and he>says the boy passed and deliberately shot him The boy who did the shooting~was larger than the little List boy, but his name could not be learned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

240 acres fine farming land , miles acres fine farming land miles West on Camden road, , room house, 100 acres in cultivation, mostly in creek bottom Price s3.OO0.0O or will exchange for city lots or improved property. c. s. McNew, 1O6 Pine st. 1-21-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
yAIJ,BLE DOG STOLEN

The boy who stole four-months- old brindle pup with white ring around his neck and white face from 12O West Thirteenth avenue, had better return him at once and save trouble. The pup is worth S25, The boy was seen going north on state street with a chain on the pup Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28

Don't fail to get Rug at the Sale. Administer at $19.9o, and all others at greatly reduced prices Bring the cash and come to see Us. Tomlinsoa &. Knox Co. next door to postofEce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28

SMART C nTCUEY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
have purchased all lots owned

by J. w. Monk in his south, western and Southwestern addition No. ?, and I will be glad to sell any person de- siring lots in these additions.
 Pinchback Taylor, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
Sold by all Plumbers.

-I have resigned my position WILL Soltz and Mauphin and have taken q position with the Bluff City Clgai Co.,, will be glad to see my frlenus here. Sincerely, :.
 Fred waskoshi.
 1-4-1n,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28

With one of our Best Felt Mattress >es aild Bernstein 3-piece iron bed, you can rest easy the balance of your life. See them at Reap ( Crawford Furn. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28

X nice line of rockers at 2o pe, cent discount at Reap X CraWicip' Furn Co. sfa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
THE BEST SAUCE

is said to be hunger, but it is never purposely sought for. There are others. howeyog, and we have them all, as well as all the good eatsaps salad dressings, olive oils eta Like every food produet we keep. ta SC eondiments arc ot taa very h's1 st standard ol eEea ind aa ean personally recommend tau as 8eus Superior t0 any
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28
BUSINESS MEN
 GYMNASIUM CLASS

The Y M. c. A., is rapidly improv- ing it's gymnastic classes, and the business mems class which only a short time ago had only few mem- bers is now of large membership and still growing The class has reg ular meeting hours on Monday, We'd nesday and Friday afternoon, and the work being done by the class is very interesting and beneficial to the mem- bers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-28

MT. and Mrs. L. w. Clement, o' English, spent yesterday in the city as the guest of friends.