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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09
new BILL AT
ORPHEUM

Following the big run of The
Girl of the Golden West" which
closes tonight With prospe Is, Of an
other crowded house, at the final per
Torrance, comes @The Lotteryman,"
which has been declared by the crit.
les to be the fuhnaost OF all com
cdies. It is safes Nv say that no
comedy of recent years made snch a
tremendous hit MS DID The Lottery
man" in New York.
Mr.. Howard feels quite clatcd on
having secured the manuscript ut so
carly date and ON being able to
offer II TO Honolulu patrons. The
general characters and atmosphere
which the author has incorporated
into his popular novel are taken
from the life and In gidents enacted
daily in and around newspaper of
fee. The story briefly tells of JACK
Wright, Il handsome newspaper re-
porter, who, being financially embar-
raised, raffles himself on. He Dor
rows sufficient money to buy VI
hundreds of votes which he places
TO the credit OF the girl he loves II
turns out that he has been double
crossed, and as Il result an old spin.
ster draws the winning number and
the young man. To make the story
end happily 1t turns out that the
dear old spinster does not want the
newspaper man, so naturally he gets
the girl of his choice.
There are many funny and well
defined situations worked out In tho
plot and It gives the members OF the
George d. Howard Company ample
opportunity for some clever acting
The Lotteryman" will hold the
boards for the balance Of the week
with the usual matinee Saturday fol
ladies and children.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL

If your horse or dog is sick. a. II
Rowat. ID. V. S. Phone 2i29.
There will be a meeting of the
Chamber of Comercc at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Orders taken for Gilbert corsct'
taken to measure at Miss Woodlands
Fort street.
Seven thousand tons of sugar Is
the estimate of Kilauca plantation
for this year.
Pay cash and ask for green stamps
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free fol
stamps.
Rev. Frank Scudder will have
charge of the prayer meeting at th'
Methodist Episcopal church Thu
evening.
For distilled water. Hires Roo
Beer and all other popular drinks
Ring up Phone 2171.o Consolidate,
Soda Works.
There is a Kalakaua avenue walk
ing race on for next month. Alrcad,
number are on the road gettini
into shape for the hike.
Three Clark tourist parties vii
leave New York the middle of thi
month and one in January. The,
will pass through Honolulu.
The second payment OF Property
Income and Special Income Taxes viii
be subject to ten percent penalt
after November IS. Better pay nov
and save the penalty.
The Board of Health reports eigh
deaths from tuberculosis as the onl
deaths oc urring in Honolulu fror
contagious disease during the iiftee
days ending October 81.
Four Hawaiians gathered In by III
| police and charged with gambling ha
their cases continued over until NJ
vcmber 18th this morning. Attorne
Charles Chillingworth Is appcarin
for the defendant.
Caulinower, celery, artichokes, pea
sprouts, melons, parsnips, squasI
pears, grapes, horse.radish root, pc
simmons. Received by the Lurlin
this morning. Henry May 4 Co. Ltd
Leading Grocers, telephone 1871.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09
TIME TO PLEAD

Thomas Sarra will be given until
November 16 in which to enter plea
upon the charge of assault upon the
person of his wife. His case will
come up for hearing before the Cir
cult Court. Sara Is charged with
having used cane knife in the at
tempt to discipline his better half,
who he alleged was paying too
friendly attention to one Garcia, a
Porto Rican.
The green-eyed monster Is said to
have been responsible for the row In
the Safra family. Sara has been
placed under arrest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09
dunn & BLANCHARD
From the City Of Paris
DREssMAKING and REMoDELING
IT'S Bere .ania Street, Corner Union


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
AT Chambers. In Probate. In the
matter Of the Estate of Kalakini All
kue, deceased. a document purport.
ing to be the Last viii and Testa-
ment of Kalakini A;Kue, deceased,
having on the 9th day of November,
A. ID. 1910, been presented to said
Probate Court, and petition for
probate thereof, praying for the Is
suan,c OF Letters Testamentary to
Hawaiian Trust Company, Limited,
having been filed by said Hawaiian
Trust Company, Limited; 1t is Or
dered, that Monday, the 18th day Of
December A. ID. 1910, at . o'clock
u. m. OF said day, at the courtroom
of said Court in the Judiciary build
ing in the city and County of llo'
nolulu. be and the same Is hereby
appointed the time and place for
proving said will and hearing said
application. Dated, Honolulu, No
vembcr ., 1910. by the Court: NJ.
II. SIMONToN, Clerk. Circuit Court
of the First Circuit (Scal,) Alex
ander Lindsay Jr., attorney for peti.
TONER.
477O-Noy. Q, 10, 23, so,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09
A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA

It is suggested that eczema suffer-
ers ask Honolulu Drug Co. of this city
what reports they are getting from
the patients who have used the oil Of
wmtergreen liquid compound, d, d.
ID. Prescription.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09

SALES-Betwoen Boards: Waia
lua, SlO2; 20 Eva, 500; 80 Eva, $29;
so Haw. C. & S. Co., $3.50; 10 Haw
c. & $. Co., $3.50; % Haw. c. & s.
Co, $3.50; Waialua, slO2; 8 Wala,
lua, SlO2; Waialua, s1O2; Eva
500; Is Waialua, slO2; 200 Oahu Sug
Co, s27; $4,000 Pioneer Is, slOl.75;
10 Haw. Pine Co., sS1.25.
Session Sales: % Oahu Sug Co.,
s27; 10 Oahu Sug Co., s27; 25 Oahu
Sug. Co., s27; 50 oahu Sug. Co, SCI;
% Oahu Sug Co., $27; 20 Oahu Sug,
Co, $27; 20 Oahu Sug. Co., S27; so
Oahu Sug. Co., $27; 100 olaa, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation 3.s6 cents OF
S77.20 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09
CEIROPODY.

Dr.. Birch, foot specialists, will open
Offices in the Young Bldg, Dee. l.
Bring your corns, ingrown nails
and buniOns, 4IIO'lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-09
WANTS
LOST

Passbook No. 1889 OF the First
American Savings & Trust Co., In
name of Peter Puck. Finder
plcase leave at bank. 477O-3t
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

a ia foframentit bplfdd ia plDn
Tattoo, ban eli moi mitenfddn pGGs.
I'd oiaaiietfi SeeiutIen fuolemun ia
peren fautta toimitetusta Sumalan
lapipifeubesta ia iianfaiffiIeSta ela,
m6std.
nIein on fesfusteIuia ia firioitat
ftn fpipmpfiestd: Mitent6 ipntinen
tuIee manburSfaafii Sumalan ebes'
ID? Stetenfin taobon tdptpp antaa
Haamatun lopulifesti mastata en-.
nenfuin fesfusteluista on oifia tus
los fdanutettu: vSpbdmmen usfoua
me nanbursfaafIi tuIemme ia iuun
tuhnustufieua me autuaafIi tuIem.
me-" rGttd me Iiis oIemme usfosta
tpanburstaifTi t%uIleet, min meiud on
ramba Sumalan ~fansIa."
Sitte on toinen fpipmps: Mitenfd
ipntinen pddiee usfomaan, min ettd
bdn moi ola marma autuubes,
taan, eIdmdsId ia fuolemosfa3 rpp
I'D Senti on minun Iiiben emante.
Iiumin fautta futiunut" ianop Sutber.
Satfetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

MULE monta taunista be~nseuistd lau.
lua. Toiiet fatIi laSta fuulumat ole
man ditinId boibon ala Nouasfa.
Eddltd mt ldbbin mi. u. Waunun
r%attaila 9etlaan. Sield piinpin
pbben wuorofauben, fpIdiIin noisTa
fuurfarmareisid, Watti Yurosfa, 10.
fa on iielti paifoin fuin mindfin, ia
mr. &orpuasfa. Wr. 2orpuan poifa
tpei minut faupmnsista maaue Gon'
ne oil milf miilao) automobiiliIdns
I'd. min buimaamaa maubtia, etten
ndhnpt palion eteeni.
Seuraanana pdimdnd ldbbin Nor.
benia foboen, iosia MT olen. Slen
tddad 10 onut fafii miiffoa, iaar.
naiuut Sumalan ianaa ia mittaillut
ibania wiIiapeItoia. Tddad aIustaa
fiIar ia nell 9enbrifion perbeenid
fansIa, iotta minua onat melienddn
3ristutIen roftauoesIa palneleet.
Wdliin on nell paul 8erGnen antas
nut. minmue rmoima'fdrrpiuddn" bp
nod fpptid. Slin este beibdn tpf1s
nddn mdbdn oifoa iiidud.
WeIi Yaul @erdnen on pfii mafas
ma Serran opetuSlapTi, tdinin leu.
rafunnan efimies. Sdneud on Iuuri
taIo CANON fontriqo, maan itIe bGn
pitdd tddad touppaliifettd, ia poifa
aiuu taloa. Sa toinen poifa on iidns
ID fonsia fauppaliiffeesfd. 8pud
tdmd Ieutu ndpttdd paratiifilta. Gddl.
Id tulee bpmi muoii. Ell fuipuus ole
palion baitannut. 2eiffuu on 10 10.
pusIa, ia trpsfi foneet pmat alfas
meet ppDrimddn tiireen fansIa. 81,
ettd Sumalan bpmDps iaiTi metdd
ibmiIid puoIee MIA!
(Satfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25
Matfam marietta.
Satfoa ebeniieen.

Sdtettpdni Broboocfin uutistontrin
Idbbin iieItd g. Dafotan, Sreberict.
nimiIeen faupunfiin. Sieqd aiemal-
la beti fobtafin tutun mieben, Sofri
WorttiIan, iofa on iieud fauppapol'
neliana. Sdn fertoi minuue fau'
pin9ista ia len pmpdristbsia, ia
fosfa NIT Jain fuuIa. ettd olen Id
bella fuuuutTi tuuutta Gomon fon
tria, min pddtin ola p6td foupun.
9isIa ia Idbted Ieuraaipano pdindnd
maoae, So niinbdn iitd buomiiin
Jain .fpptid mr.. 6enrp SiIiItd. SGn
mel minut fptianfa. Npt oil minuuo
folme pditpGd oifao fotIeuo i%eutuo,
fiud iunnuntoina pddtimme pitGd
parIinoiien iumalanpalnelufIen, Ill
la npt oil alfanut Fires Ieitfuuaitn,
ioten oil moifea Ioobo ibmiIiG fool
lie. Niim. mitd nGintGGn npt pmpd.
riudni? Sbanoito milia peltoia. @aon
min fuin pobiois DafotosIa oil FIJI.
nuns pIeenId poIttanut pe0of, ia.
moin diff tddqdfin, jos Ell marlin
iofa p%aifasia, fiud paifoin oil ionfu
merran milioa.
Npt mibboin tuli obptettu Iunnuns
taiaamu ia min menimme Ieura hno.
nee0e, ionne oil ionfu tperron Iaas
punut ibmiIid, ioiae pubuin pdindn
epanfeliumitefstin iobbona. Suma.
IanpaIweIufIen pddtpttpd pddttimat
ibmiiet, ettd fofoontutpat pield Ito.
ielo minuu pDmoioani, iosia iitte
pield tuIifin %pubumoon SumaIon io'
naSta. ga min mr.. 9ller Wounu mei
minut mubfeaon toIoonIa, iosio Tit;e
pioimme iltoieurot. Sbmiid oIifin
MT miltei exempt tuin pditpdGI ioiI.
lie toetin Sumolon ormopddtoffid
ftrtoStoo, len ormon 1dlfeen fuin
SumaIo minule nntoi. TddHd mt
topaiin RATTAN uSfo' melien postoii
Mnttila. moinoion fotIi Iastu, ioifa
mr.. ia mrs. Wounu oIitpot (Ioupeut'
ia ia Observation-Disclosures tebodtieen,
>tuon %entilen opetioionio IopIine) OF.
lancet fasipoitoofIeen. Siteen oliu
iloinen ndbbesidui, etid ,Sumala oil
min bpwin noiiten orpolopTien eId
main tddud mmutolaiiuuoen mooSIc
fdGntdnpt, ettd oil iobtonut n6iser
ormelioitien ia uornffniu ibmistei
boitoon. .yiuo maoGiSta lad iImar
olemot lapIiraufot ndpttitudt oIetpni
bppin ipptpmdiIid. pitfu poifa man
bemman Finrenia iobooua aouIoi mi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

Glen sheriffin Yokohama taman
syksyisissa v~aaleissa ia pyydan Ia
ten yleisoa muistamaan minua nj
mitysvaaleissa syyskuun 6 paivana.
Glen ollut II vuotta yleisissa vi
roissa ia asunut parisenkymmenta
vuotta tassa kauntissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

on Yokohama kauntin rahastonhoi-
tajan virkaan kieltolakipuolueen IT,
ketilla ia pyytaa taten kansalaisten
k~annatusta kokelasvaalissa syysk.
6 p~aivana.,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

SumaIanpaltpelutIia Sppstuuua.
4p. 9rantmoob, Wis., Flo 10 a. p.
4,p. GIifforb, Wis., Flo 10 q. p.
IL b. Sliiforb, Wis., Flo 16 a.. p.
IL y. 9rontmoob, Wis., flo 2 |. p.
Is p. NoroenieIa 9. .. flo puoli
II a. p. I6erron GbtooI. fansia.
IS y. Soifan fculuua Flo 3 |. p.
81 p. Intti Tiiron toloua Flo puoIi
8 /. p. 9. Dafota.
=. urpilainen
9rantpoob, Wts.,
SumoIon polpeIutIin eIot.
% p. SIifforo, Wie., Flo 10 a. p.
% b. 9rantmoob, g9is., Flo 2 |. y.
=. rrpiIoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

tnomot buonon eIdmdn monene III
miieued mutta SoIeDn 9onep &c Var
ontoo ~beIponfien ia mobnistao tdr'
Tipdd. &c ieIittdd padn ia furfun ia
porontoa. Sifeo SolepS Sonep &
Cor on oinoastoon feItoifsIo fdd'
reiSid.
SScor NorbIing
Mrtpofas lnbia pstdwdnenn
eli tuitomaIlenne Suomeen on muof
terto Muttoino. &c mofido 5nc'
meen $1.75 spuoIiferta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-09
THE SEAMAN
FRIEND SOCIETY
MAKES REPORT
STATEMENT FOR MONTH OF &C.
TosER ISSUED WHICH SHOWS
TIVE AMOUNT OF WORK DONE
BY THE LOCAL ORGANIZATION.

: The Pensacola Auxiliary of the
American Seamens Friend Society,
has rendered report for October
The report Is good one and shows
that interest is being manifested in
the work of this organization.
The report of the local auxiliary is
as follows:
Number Of deep water vessels en-
tering in October, American 8, British
IA, all others 8, total 26. Religious
services ashore 10. Attendance of
seamen at service 81. Attendance of
landspeople BIG. Religious visits to
ships Is, to hospitals 4. Entertain.
ments I. Attendance 81. Bibles in
three languages distributed IL. Tracts
In four languages distributed $50.
Bundles Of literature In FIVE languages
donated 69t Free meals to destitute
seamen 3. Free lodgings 10. Letters
written by seamen 1928. Letters re-
ceived by sailors 4. Attendance of
,seamen at the reading room 322.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-09

ION. One eIte-prising concern, the
Singer Manufacturing Company, viii,
even darn. the holes in socks while
you wait. provided the aforesaid SC.
have passed through laundry i'm
mediately before being presented
for repair.
VIII Exhibit Stock.
Arrangements have been COMPLETED
by the management Of the live stock
department at the Pensacola inter-
state Fair for an exhibit of the stock
to be Judged in that department in
front Of the grandstand on Thursday
and Friday The exhibit will be con.
ltignei to Glass B-horses and mules
Athe first four rings. farm animals,
to- be shown on Thursday at II
.. m. and the balance of the class t..
be shown and judged ON Friday
morning between 1890 and IL. ..ea.
There are large number of ami
mails elig'ble in this class owned IN
Pensacola and the management re-
quests that every owner who can pos
sibly do so make entry at the earliest
possible time. The crowd on Thurs
day and Friday is expected to be a
record-breaker, and the stock show
feature has been added to amuse the
visitors during the morning hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-09

and will continue until all the birds
have been passed upon and the prizes
awarded. This will take several days,
it is expected, az the entries total
over four hundred, with possibly, up
wards of six hundred birds, OF nearly
every breed imaginable, IN the exhi-
bition coops. The poulrty show is
popular with all visitors on the fair
grounds and was thronged through
out the day.
A Machine Exhibit.
The ladies', especially, are much in
terested in the fine exhibit of the
Singer Manufacturing Company, in
the Industrial Exhibits tent, to the
left OF the Woman's Building, where
number of experts are at work DEM
onstrating the possibilities Of the ma
chine manufactured by the concern.
In the rear of the Singer exhibit is
that of James McHugh, which was
popular with all classes, as Mr.. Nc
Hugh makes specially OF giving ev-
cry one who calls a cup of coffee
without charge.
Santa Rosa.
Santa Rosa, Fla, Nov. S.-Our town
is on a boom. owing to the influx
OF SO many people from various parts
VI SAS SOuuLlys WIZ udso puICuASeU
land. The last trip of the steamer
Capt. Fritz brought in thirty-five new
people. some settlers and some pros.
pectors, and several with families and
household effects to take up their
abode at once. The steamer Geneva
brought in new settlers yesterday.
The steamer Eugene brought in sew
eral parties and a cargo of goods
on Tuesday last. Among the moe
recent arrivals are: Messrs O. B.
and U. L. Butler; with their families
from Greenwood, MINI. They brought
their household goods and two fine
span of horses. together with q com.
plete outfit of modern farming imple-
ments; also NJ. Geo. Dixon and family.
from Comanche, Texas, and Mr. Gull
lagh, wife and daughter from North
Carolina. DR.. Edith K. Neil and COM
panion, Miss Cheseboro, both of Ham
mondsport. N. Y. arrived IN the
steamer Captain Fritz last Thursday
with a car load Of household goods,
and several coops of chickens. The
doctor is a member Of the Ancona
club OF America and Santa Rosa is
fortunate in securing him as a citi-
zen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-09

Mr.. F. Olds, OF Contact, Nevada,
who recently arrived 10 going ahead
at once with his house on his farm.
s. Mr.. Hussett, Of Washinxtpu. IS put
ting up very comfortable reAtddnce
on North Water street. Mr.ssMallen
has his house on the same 4tfset
about completed. -
Mr.. J. Hirschel has moved into Ms
new house on the corner Of 10th
street and Wilson avenue. 80,
Mr.. Sarensen received a schooner
load OF lumber from Pensacola last
week and has begun work on his resi-.
dence on 18th street.
Mr.. C. Remainder and family, Of
Saranac. Mich. have moved to- their
place on Mock bayou. Mr.. Remainder
has erected large barns; and 10 go.
ing to stock them with graded cows,
and go into the dairy business on his
farm On Mock bayou.
Judge Wilson's house, corner 10th
and Wilson avenue is rapidly nearing
completion.
Dr.. Chas. e. Cessna is hero from
Chicago on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Mr.. F. Hart, Of Phoenix. B. C., has
purchased the Kucera farm, and pro.
poses making extensive improve.
ments. Eir
Mr.. Peter Schieltz has got new
stump puller and he will soon show
us what difference there IL between
40 acre tract with stumps, and
without. This is the fourth stump
puller ship. ed here in the past tire.
months, and we understand they are
all busy.
Mr.. d. F.. Gum. candidate for
county commissioner from this Mace
returned from Vernon today, where
he has been serving on the grand
jury for the past week.
Capt. H. w. Reddick returned from
business trip to Pensacola on Thurs
day.
Mr.. C.. J. Nutting and brother. from
Nelson, Mimi, are busy. erecting their
residence on Santa Rosa avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Morello, OF Sas-
katchewan. are about ready to move
into their new house.
Mr.. James Kerr's new house, corner
10th and Gammage. will soon be ready
for occupancy
Mr.. E. Harris bought fine spsp
OF horses last week in Freeport.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-09
SIDEL LIGHTS OF THE FAIR

Many of these post cards are descrip-
tive OF the agricultural possibilities
of this section. Not content with the
mere furnishing OF the post cards to-
gether with an attractive place TO
write them they also furnish the post
age and mail them. This Is big
advertisement for Pensacola and is
entirely in keeping with that COM
pany's slogan boost Pensacola"
Will Close Friday.
If sufficient number of signers
can be secured to a petition which
is now being circulated, the business
houses of the city will close ON Fri
day afternoon in order that employees
may have an opportunity of visiting
the Interstate Fair. 1t is proposed,
also, to hold series of automobile
races on that day in lieu of the regu-
lar program of horse races, and a
number of automobiles have already
signified their intention of entering
for the prizes, which will probably
be silver cups.
An Added Feature.
, An added feature to the horse show
on Wednesday will be pony ring, in
which it is expected there will be
numerous entries. The entries will
be in what is known az the pony
saddle class and soundness and gait
will alone decide the winner Of the
prize. A prize of IS has been offered
by the management of the Fair AS
sociation in this class. and it will be
free for all" ring.
Harvester Exhibit.
A great deal of interest was shown
in the exhibit of the International
Harvester Co., at the fair grounds
throughout the opening day. all the
machinery in this immense exhibit
being in actual operation for the bene.
fit Of visitors. A quantity of corn
was brought. to the exhibit for husk-
ing, and the stalks were subseuuent-
ly shredded and baled for those who
brought them, without charge. The
manager of the exhibit desires farm.
ers to bring their fodder to the ~ex-
hibit, and 1t will be shredded and
baled for them free of charge. The
exhibit is operated by a 20 horse pow
er motor, and includes practically ev-
erything in the line of modern farm
ing machinery.
The Only Gophers.
Escambia county enjoys the distinc-
ton OF having the only gopaers at the
fenSacola interstate Fair, Doth Santa
Rosa and Baldwin having evidently
overlooked the celebrated Florida
chicken" z. A. Thomas. in charge
Of the Escambia exhibit had a hard
time to find gophers fat enough to
warrant exhibition in the magnificent
collection he has gathered together,
but finally succeeded in coraling a
number of the finest specimens that
have been seen in a long time. His
friends are urging him to announce
a gopher feast at the conclusion Of
the fair.
The Woman's Department.
/, The greatest crowds at the fair
Yesterday were to be found In the
Woman's Department, where the ex.
hibit, the finest ever shown In this
section Of the south, was in readiness
at the opening hour. The judging
of perishab1e articles was finished
during the afternoon, and judging
the exhibits in the other departments
Of woman's work win begin this morn,
ing at nine o'clock. continuing until
the work is complete
Judging Of Poultry.
Judging in the poultry department
commenced at 10 o'clock this morning