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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15

Secretary, I. j. Gills, Sr: Tiler Wor-
shlpful Joseph williams; Chaplains,
Rev. w. r. a. Haynes and Ito. Stewart;
Property Committee. C. II. Williamson
II, T. Matteson and James Y. Branch:
Stewards, c. L, Williamson ana James
Y. Branch.
Blandford Lodge is one of the old
est in the State, and has very in
teresting history. Its first charter was
received from the Grand Lodge of
Scotland over $50 years ago
Big Sales OF Tobacco.
The sales of loose tobacco at the
warehouses yesterday exceeded COO
600 pounds, the prices ranging from
SIS TO $50 per 100 pounds. To-day the
sales aggregated 10000 pounds with
SIS as the highest prioe for wrappers,
an advance of So over yesterday, No
Very fine wrappers have yet appeared
on tho market, the planters preferring
10 reserve this grade for a natural
season In which to order The sales
this week will reach over half mil
lion pounds,
Not Seriously Hurt.
william j. Rahily received tele-
gram from Decatur H.. to-day stating
that his brother. Patrick Rahly, who
had been injured BY accident there
was not seriously hurt. aud that he
Is being we'll cared for.
Preparing to Rebuild.
The Appropriations Trust Compang TO-
day began tearing down the walls OF
Its old building in the burned distric'
and will continue the clearing OF its
site preparatory TO the erection OF q
fine structure for its bank an oiIiens
Some time will be required. of course
for beginning tho Improvement anc
securing plans and specifications,
The Wright block is tn be rebuilt OF
handsomer scale than before, anc
naxt year the entire burned district
will blossom into commodious anc
handsome structures.
sudden Death.
Mrs. Mabel Clair Hardy, aged thirty.
six years. died suddenly yesterday At
the home OF her husband, j. II. HARDY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15
JONES LOSES CASE
Fireman Claimed Damages for Injury
10 Car DRUM by LOcomotiNc MhINtlc.


The supreme Court OF Appeals YES
terday refused to allow writ of error
in the case of Ned T.. Jones against
the Southern Railway COMPANY. from
tho Circuit Court of Fauquier county.
Jones based his claim tor damages
on the statement that the shrleking
whistle of the locomotive. or w1icn nc
was fireman, had split mis- car drum
causing partial deafness for lire.
Tho jury in the loves tour. gave
him "A verdict Of damages in taa sam
o. $1,000. hut the verdict was set aside
by tho judge on the defendant com
pany's demurrer to the evidenc.. rhc
fireman thereupon appealed to the SUI
preme Court, which. in refusing to
allow writ Of error practically sns-
tatns the trial Judge in setting the YER
dict aside. The injury TO Jones Is
alleged TO have occurred in 1906 when
he was acting as fireman on South
crn Railway engine. The whistle got
out OF order at caIverton Station, ana
wouldn't stop. The engineer put cot
ton In his ears. while looking into the
cause Of the trouble. TTe called on
tho fireman to help him. but didn't
say anything about stopping his ears.
and Jones's car drums were said TO
have been ruplured b. the noise. re-
sulting in serious and permanent in.
Jury to his hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15


md besides her husband, is survived by
one daughter-Miss Wingtieid HARDY
and several brothers and sisters
Personal and Otherwise.
The Rev. f. r. Chenault. who for
the greater part of the year acceptsnly
filled the pulpit of the washington
street NJ T. Church, left to-day to
take a post graduate course at van
derbilt University.
United states recruiting Office to
secure enlistments for all branches OF
the service, has been established IN
this city, with Lieutenant Fowler in
charge.
Invitations have been sent 10 tho
vestries and rectors of the Episcopal
churches In the city and other promo
nent churcnmen to Join with the vestry
and congregation of ST. Johns Church
In reception and welcome to tho LAT
ters new rector. the Rev. Pembroke
" Reed In the parish home to-mor-
row night.
In tile brides home on Bank street
this morning, Mss Margaret Mona
mara and Grover Leigh, wells, both OF
this city. were united in marriage by
the Rev. Father OFarrell. The couple
left for the North on their wedding
trip
The river in the harbor was frozen
over from bank to bank this morning
but tile ice was not thick enough for
skating.
A Twclyc-,IoRths' Sentence.
Charles Gillian & negro with many
! aliases. was given twelve months
sentence to work ON the public roads
by Justice Dunstan, OF 1attrick. last
evening Gillian stole some money IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15
IS Estimated at $1,000.
With Only Partial
Insurance.
SUCCESSOR TO MR. FlMNEN
NIasons Elect Officcrs-Appo-
mattox Trust Company
to Rebuild.
Times Dispatch Bureau
l1e North Sycamore street,


y. l.. Lees cotton gin at stony
crock. susscx county was destroyed
by accidental fire yesterday afternoon
with considerable quantity of cot
ton Mr.. Lee had just commenced tho
ginning of the cotton he had collected
during tho fall His loss is estimated
at $4,000 or more, with only partial
Insurance. The gin was a good-sized
plant, with capacity, it is said, of
about ten or twelve bales day
New Secretary Chamber of Commerce.
At a meeting last night of the board
of Governor of the Chamber of Com
merce William NJ. Martin, of this city,
was unanimously elected secretary. to
succeed Il. Gordon Finney who has
resigned to resume the practice of
law at his home in Alexandria county.
About year ago Mr.. Finncy was
elected to succeed Edwin l.. Quarles,
who resigned to accept the position
OF secretary of the Southern CONNER
ciai Congress. Mr. Martin, who is a
Wiz c-aWARe, progressive CltlScH, ana
a man of great energy of purpose. will
enter on his duties in January
Resigned as Director.
The resignation of Bartlett Roper,
sr. some time ago rendered. as di-
rector of the Chamber of Commerce,
was yesterday accepted with. regret
by the board of which he has long
been n member Mr., Roper is the
president of the Virginia National
Bank. ana his duties In that position
and in connection with his mercantile
business occupy his whole time and
attention. Mr. Roper is one OF the
Oldest and most influential members
of the chamber, and in large measure
the success of that important CONNER
cial body is due.
Masonic Election.
At the meeting last night of Bland
ford Lodge, No. 81 A. L. and A NJ,
officers for the ensuing term were
elected as follows:
worshipful Master. c. l.. Guthrie;
senior Warden, Rev w C. Taylor D.
d. Junior Warden, John w. Hays;
Senior Warden. Henry n. James;
Junior Deacon Virgil ST Cloud Treas
urcr Rt Worshipful w. W. Presson;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15
WRIT REFUSED

Judge scott Sustained in Mechanics
vile Turnpike Case.
The Supreme Court or Appeals or
Virginia Yesterday refused to allow
an appeal In the case of Thomas 5.
Garrett ana others against the New
sIechantcsyllle Turnpike Company from
Judgment OF the Circuit Court OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15

necessary to keep these exponsivi
lurnpikes MP by tho Imposition Of tolls,
ana II is certainly equitable to make
all persons pay alike TO place the
burden on the shoulders of some ana
relieve others entirely is manitcstly
unfair. The act which permits the
state Corporation Commission to au.
thorize additional gates provides: IN
no case Shall more than one full toll
he demanded or received for travel on
a fun section. nor more than proper
tionate toll for a fun section of five
niles Acts 1910. page 433."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15

at Church Road Dinwiddie She waa
highly esteemed Christian woman
and besides her husband, is survived by
one daughter--Miss Wingfieid HARDY
and several brothers and sisters
The copper era., 1910-04-22
About the Rockefeller Foundation.

A better general understanding of the character of the proposed Rocke- feller Foundation would be had. if the absurd notion did not prevail that MT. Rockefeller intends turning over to it money already obtained by him. Of course he can not turn over anything of the kind. What he can turn over and will trun over if his plan goes through, is paper titles to special privileges of one kind and an other-tirles empowering the Found ation thereafter, as they empower him now. to exact tribute from year to year of the future earnings Of per sons who do future work. The inn portant question, therefore, is not whether MT. Rockefeller has ''got bis money" for the endowment honestly or not, That question cuts no figure in the matter. The important ques
 ton is how its current income is tc be got from year to year by the Foundation in the future. lift is tc
 be got from special privileges per
 petuated through this Foundation the scheme is a bad one.
 Neither does this scheme depend
 for it's merits upon Mir. Rockefeller
 good faith. No matter how genuine
 he may be in creating the endow
 ment, it's result if carried out, would be to vitalize special privilege in most subtle and effective way. Give
 a Federal corporation, with perpetua
 existence and exemption from taxes which is endowed with paper titles , special privileges through which 10 al time it can levy tribute upo
 workers as they work and dispens gratuities at the will of trustee l financially interested in Inaintainin
 special privilege, and you create U social monster This is what Congre; o Is asked to do.
The copper era., 1910-04-22
Tucson and Phoenix Ran Neck and Netk

w. B. Barr, territorial district manager of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance company, being inter- ested in many sections of Arizona, naturally draws frequent business comparisons between the various leading cities of the territory.
 "AsI see it now. Tucson and Phoe- nix seem to be running about neck aud neck" he said. "I am in formed that the tide of travel into Tucson is rising rather than recedi1G as the months pass. The same is true of Phoenix. People are arriving there more rapidly than they leave.
 "Miniug ard railroad men are com iup in Tucson with propositions of a varied but altogether interesting na- ture while in Phoenix California peo- pie are bringing in capital to invest in realty the most notable recent offer being one for the Central school prop erty with an additional promise to erect on the site hotel costing over s100,O
 "Bisbee, Globe and Douglas are both experiencing good era in min ing, and the reports month by month show steady increase in the value o ore production. The same is true ot most of the smaller mining towns anC Prescott, a town of the larger class is iubilant just now oyer the resump tion of operations at the Humbold shelter.
 q believe anyone who travels owe the territory as I do and notes con ditious in the various localities vii !, agree with me that Arizona has neve known a more generally prosperou period than the present one"
The copper era., 1910-04-22
EIaxican Paper for Hearst.

William Randolph Hearst of New York, who publishes nine daily news papers in the larger cities ot the United States, and who incidentally devotes his attention to three maga- zines, may establish an American daily with a Spanish edition, in Mex leo City.
 This was his statement upon his arrival in Fl Paso over the National Railway O. Mexico from the capital of the republic, where he and party of guests have visited the last week
The copper era., 1910-04-22

WchO bounty ....-.-.--...-.-.---..--. W II Morgan bounty. ..----..--.--..-. S2 oJ Arizona Lumber Co, lumber 2sS F Pascoe, burial pauper- SO OO Manuel Miranda, bounty y-.-....-...--.-.. uu 8 Van Veen transcript .--.... -...---,. 19 uO Abe Ellison, bounty ...--.----.- -.----..'. oO F Henry bonntv. ntv....................... 2s % Juan Talamante bounty. IA OO Das. supplies to jail --.-.---------.-.-. 70 70 Datroit Conner Co. electric lights jail . l6 20 Fred Wood. bounty y..-.---.-------...--.... U OO II Clark, bounty ...-....-.-..--.-.----- 9' OO Becker-Frenz Co, jail supplies --.......-.. 75 C Nichols, bounty y.-...---.-......--..... 10 OO J Hawkins burial pauper ...-.-...... b oO John Owen, bGunty .--.---....-...-. 2l OO D E Address. coroner fees ............-.... 20 co ! E T Bangle, bounty -:.-.---...-...---..-. uO Mavhrick Clarke, supplies lSo 2o W II Bass, jail guard. d..........-......--... 70 OO l A Co, hospital fees. 6S OO Morris NJ Cornbleth reporter....... Il 9 | Tom Lamb, bounty y.-...-...----.----...... lO V-
 R D smilheson. care indigents. .....-..--.. GO Ot
 LA " Burtch, exp acct ct-.-................ II 5t
 Len Scott, dpty sheriff fees --....-.-...... 6S 4C
 pr II Dietrich, surgical work 25 Ol
 The following claims were disal- lowed:
 F T Ussher, dpty sheriff fees. S66 8
 E Van Veen, transcript (duplieated).... 75 C
 II W Layton. con fees (duplicdted) )...-..... IS 5'
 " A Bennett, justice fees:...-.......-..... fl 5
 D A Upehureh, exp as witness ..-......... p 5O
 Upon motion carried, the board ad'
 iourned at 6:3O D. ID. to meet next
 day at 8 q. Tn.
 Pursuant to adjournment of pre-
 vfous day the board met at S:30 a. ID April Sth, 1910. Present: Geo
 Webster, chairman; H. J. Dowdle, z
 c. Prina, members; L. F. Vaughn
 clerk.
 Minutes of previous day read ant
 approved.
 T. s. Bunch, probate judge, upol ] application to the board for leave of absence from the territory fol sixty days from date, and by motiol carried, is granted sixty days leave ) of absence.
 The resignation of L. F. Vaughn clerk of the board of supervisors } having been presented to the chair man to take effect immediately, upol motion carried the said resignation 3 is accepted, and upon motion carried 3 w. E. Clark is appointed 10 fill th' 5 vacancy caused by said resignation w. E. Clark presented bond as sucl clerk in the sum of 5000 with Geo 2 A. Olney and W. T. Webb as securi 9 ties which was approved by Chair . man Webster.
 R. F. Mcbride having presented t.
 the board his resignation from tn office of county superintendent O . roads upon motion carried the san
 is accepted.
 Upon motion carried Wm. Coomh
 is appointed to the office of count I superintendent of roads to fill tn ] vacancy caused by the resignation o e R. F. Mcbride.
 t The following demand was audite'
 by the board and the clerk directe r to draw a warrant in payment C l. same: L. F.. Vaughn, postage fo D supervisors office 8 paid by warran a At II o'clock the board adiourne g to meet Monday, May ?, 1910. n GEORGE WEBSTER, Chairman. f Attest: ". E. CLARK, Clerk.
The copper era., 1910-04-22
Worse Than Bullets.

Bullets have often caused less suffer- ino to soldiers than the eczema L.. W. Hartman, Burlington, Me, got in the army. and suffered with. forty wears. "But Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cured me when all else failed" he writes. Greatest healer for Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Burns, Cuts, Wounds and Piles. 25c at A. C. Co. drug de partment.
The copper era., 1910-04-22
Documents Filed For Record.

Following Is d llSC oI uOCuHGuIS filed for record in the county seat, compiled by The Graham County Ab- company:
 Gus T Wade files squatter claim So acres running nely and swly where Lolita springs are.
 I F Parkhurst to Robert Bailey, | bill of sale, SlO, 1-2 int in cattle. Robert Bailey to I Parkhurst, bill of sale, s10, 1-2 int ip cattle and horses.
 JT Manning files proof of labor on ! l claim in Stanley Butte dist. Samuel w Baird to Joseph A Mo Donald, deed, s25O, 1-2 lot 1, blk 2S, Thatcher.
 Jose Villereal to Jesse Roscoe, Jr, ct al, bill of sale, $50, frame dwell ings. Broslito Rutz to Shanuon-Arizona By Co, leiu for labor, S647, on rail- road at Clifton.
 F Backstein to Tomas Hernandez, bill of sale, s45, house in Clifton.
 VB&TC Go to NJ Clark, writ of attachment, S1672.
 Eunice Pursley to Geo Webster, deed, SlO, lot 6, blk ,, Clifton.
 Braulis Franco to Felix Talles, q C deed, s29O, lots 129 and l2, Clifton.
 Hyrum Claridge to G J Hatch, deed, sSOOO, beg 95 rds e and 76 rds of sw cor sec 2, ', 25.
 c A Van Dorn to G V x T Co, deed, s1, lots 10, II, i2, B, II, Clifton.
 J Backstein to Simon Hagenauer, deed, s334O, lot 2l, Clifton.
 R R Shirley files proof of labor on claims in Bunker Hill dist.
 c Wardlaw to Gertrude Anderson, deed, sl1OO, lot ', Stafford.
 Hans M Charlson files proof of labor on claims in Lone Star dist.
 WD Tucker to R B Bishop, deed, SlOO, lot g, blk 4, Clifton.
 B Mormon to Stephen & Schade, bill of sale, slOO, frame building, Clifton.
 LW Turgeon to J Backstein, writ of attachment, $l52S.S2
 c w Beck flies proof of labor on mining claims in Unknown dist.
 S E Tippetts to Melvin c Crrndall. deed, $500, beg 80 feet e SC cor blk 3, Stafford.
 FL Birdno to J T Mckinney, deed, SI, beg 40 rds nv COT 1-2 SC II sec :, :, 26.
 WK Farlett to Jno F Nash, deed, sI, 1-2 lot ?, blk 45, Plat A, Pima.
 Abraham Bowman to Title Guaran- tee & Trust Go, deed. S400, com 9l4 rds W and l4I-2 rds of ne cor ne II sec II, ', 25.
 Sames Plumlec to J J Waggoner, deed, $l, beg sw cor nv II ne II, sec 19, 8, 3.
 Carl c Collins to Andolina Solas, bill of sale, $500, 4-room house Mo- renci.
 Lamar Cobb files proof of labor on mines in Copper mt dist.
 Andrew Carlson to c D Haynie, deed, $2O0, lots and 4, Plat A, Pima.
 Geo H Crosby to Title Guarantee & Trust Go, deed of trust, Sl2OO, 1-2 F lot 3, blk 4, Stafford.
 J Backstein files homestead F declaration. Jno F Nash to Title Guarantee & Trust Co, deed of trust, $500, l.: 7 lot ?, blk 45, Pima.
 Minnie Carmes to 'Silas P Crumb deed, $l, 74 rds ne cor sw l set 6 F, ', ?.
 All Packer to w R Rlwods, deed s25O, beg 3So fit and 19O it nv co SC I-4 nv 1-4 sec IT, ', 26.
 w c Faulkner to Adam R Breul deed, SIP, part blk c, Stafford. Adam R Brem to w R Rhoads
The copper era., 1910-04-22
PrOceedines of Board of SupervlsOrs.


 Board of supervisors met in regu- lar monthly session at 10 a. ID. April 4th. Present: Geo. Webster, chair man; H. J. Dowdle, z. c. Prina, mem bars: L. F. Vaughn. clerk.
 Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 The sealed bids submitted on county proposals as advertised were opened and canvassed.
 Upon motion carried the hospital contract is awarded to Drs Platt x Stratton at 50 per patient for each day, furnishing all medical attention and medicine. food, bedding and nursing: without extra charge, medical attendance, medicine and surgical work for all prisoners con- fined in the county jail at Solomon vile
 The following claims were audited bv the board and the clerk author ized to draw warrants in payment o1 same.
 Fl Paso Bridge Co. Duncan bridge s29oi O Mrs Della Browning, indigent. GO O
 The following bill was disallowed: Fl Peso Bridge & Iron Co., piling. ....-..-s 56 J
 Upon motion carried the board ad iourned at , p. m. to meet next day at a. m.
 Pursuant to adjournment of previ ols day the board met at 9 a. m April 5th. Present: Geo. Webster chairman; H. Dowdle, z. c. Prina members: L. F. Vaughn, clerk.
 Minutes of previous day read ant approved.
 Upon motion carried the bids upoi county printing were segregated ant awarded to the lowest bidders as fol lows:
 The Qul1aHiu.
The copper era., 1910-04-22

Every family and especially those who reside in the country should be provided at all times with bottle Of Chamberlain's Liniment. There Is no telling when it may be wanted in case of an accident or emergency. If is most excellent in all cases of rheumatism, sprains and bruises. Sold by all druggists.
The copper era., 1910-04-22
The Gall of The Blood.

for puridcation, finds voice in pimples, boils. sallow complexion, a jaundlced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin.-all signs of liver trouble But Dr. Kings New Life Pills make rich red blood: give clear skin, rosy cheeks, fue complexion, health. Try them. 2jc at A. c. Co drug depart
The copper era., 1910-04-22

Cbamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets assist nature in driving all impurities out of the system, lnsurlng a free and regular condltion ana restoring the organs ot the ooay to tealth and strength. Sold by all drug Ui~ts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
LOCAL and GENERAL

7-SCated Auto for hire. Phone 1919
James Baker. Young Hotel Stand. .
Call on Mike Patton at the Encore
Saloon Tor a draft OF Fresh butter.
milk.
II you want good Job done on an
auto or carriage take 1t TO Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. APT Queen St.
Phone 6 ana ask for Manuel Richar
when you want an automobile. Seven.
seated Chalmers.Detroit late model. 8
Adiutant NJ. T. Bryant OF the Sal.
walton Army IL the lady who Is max.
Ing the great race to win the prize of
the Salvation Army Self Denial week.
Mrs. q. l.. Dickerson for up.to. date
millinery at reasonable prices. The
only one that does ACCORDION pleating
In Honolulu. Green stamps. too. for
cash.
The fifth annual shirt waist dance of
;he Street Carmcn's Association does
not take place until the. 18th of May.
and not next Saturday evening as has
been announced.
Work on the passing track of the
Rapid Transit on the Waialac Roa.l
near Fifth Avenue IL being rushed.
Both switches and nearly all OF the
track Is In place
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
SALE

saturday, at 8 O'Clock, we will
held at our store--L. B. Kerr & Co.
"a sale including our entire stock,
comprising Of
Dresses, Dress Goods, Waists.
Skirts, Suits, Chemises, Gowns,
Shirts, Hats, Jewelry, Bags,
Shoes, Ties, Sheets, Sheeting.
Pillow Cases, Pillow Casing.
PanamaS, Caps, Felts. Straws,
Pants, Underwear. Socks,
Carriers, Combs, Hair Brushes,
Powder, Prints. Ginghams,
Zephyrs, Stockings, Vests,
Trunks, Umbrellas, Links, Studs,
Stick-pins, Pajamas, Sweaters.
Kimonos, Randos, Handkerchiefs,
Etc, etc.
For ten days only.
Plenty of action, for prices are
right.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
LOCAL. AND GENERAL

Secrc airy Wood reports that boom
Is due in trade ana commercial points
on the coast
Failure to support or provide gave
Mrs. Hundorp divorce from c. Hun
dorp yesterday.
J. II. Richardson is expected Fl pm
the coast shortly. He comes to take
charge of planning mill.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. ,2l. +. & A. NJ, at 1880 this even
ing. Second degree work.
Ask your grocer for Paradise crack.
ers. the finest made. 10 600 free pack.
ages will be distributed next week.
II is reported that Charles Lambert,
who was supposed to have been
shanghaied from Seattle, has been 10.
Gated in California.
There are letters NJ ths Office in re.
ply to classified ads for Two; az;
pig: "B"; "L.V."; and "E. H." Ad.
vcrtisers please call and get them.
over one hundred Of the society
ladies' have consented to act as pat.
ronesses for Mr.. Marshall barracks
Shakespeare reel al Macbeth" on
Monday night at the Alexander Young
hotel.
DR.. Charles Harrlss Of London who
is arranging the musical festival Of the
empire has written w. ID. Adams that
he Is issuing special illustrated mu-
steal supplement in connection with
his festivals of the wCrld and asks
for photographs of Hawaiian singers
the band public buildings ana a photo
of Mr.. Adams 10 go into the edition.
He assures Mr.. Adams that 5000 copies
| will be sent hsrc for distribution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08

Salcs-Between Boards: 200 EVA
S3i; so Eva. $Si; 1853 Eva, 1874; so
Eva, 1874; 20 EVA, $Si; Is Eva. 1874;
20 Waialua. $3.50; Waialua
$3.50; 25 Waialua, s1375O; 80 Wal
alua. $l3750; 80 Paauhau, s2975; so
Hon. b. & M. Co. $17.25: las Hon. d.
& NJ. Co.. SIPS; 40 II. II. T. & l.. Co.
Com. sl02,50. Session. Haw. Pine.
Go. s2S: $1,000 Hila Is. 1901, slOl; 5
Waialua, sl37; 5 Waialua, $751; 5
Hutchinson, $40; Oahu Sug. Co.. s37
Latest sugar quotation 4.36 cents or
1920 Ger ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
SUCKS AND, BONDS

An Indiana man who had voted the
Democratic ticket always, died the
other day at the age of 1915. He never
allowed himself to be worried by the
question, what is Democrat" and
this probably accounted for his long
Minneapolis Journal,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08

The roogter who thought that the
sun rose In response to his growing
probably belonged to man who
imagined that his wife believed he
was the Whole Thing at the Office
Dallas News,