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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
u. S. Army Says:
'sInvigorating Stimulant'

Mr.. Horace R. Butts, Providence.
r. l.. a U. s. Army MAJ. many years
ego on account Of the har1ships Of
army life had dyspepsia and sto ach
trouble 50 bad that he could scarcelv
rat. He took DlGy's Pure halt
Whisky. which gave him immediate
relief. lie rocomn ends it as an in
MIGRATING stimulant and body
builder.
Il have used Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskcy for many years and find
that it is all that 1t claims to he.
During my twenty four years Of SER
vice in the U. s. Army I was being
constantly transferred from place to
place. As result Of changing eli
mate and water. my stomach and d.
gestion failed me completely, so I
was scarcely able to eat thing. On
the advice of a friend. I purchased
a bottle Of Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key, and Immediately good results
followed. This IVES eighteen years
ago. Since then I have not been
without it. I especially recommend
il to all who are in need of an invig-
Grating stimulant and desirms Of
building up their system" Horace
r. Butts, so Gandview Street,
Providence, R. I. Mr.. Butts case
is similar to that Of many other aged
men and women, who have been kept
hale. hearty and vigorous BY the use
of Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey as q
medicine. It is food requiring no
digestion, which has a stimulating
and tonic effect upon the system.
IT assists in building nerve tissues,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
TAFT PAYS A HIGH
TRIBUTE TO THE JEWS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-In reply
ing to delegation from the American
Association of Foreign Language
Newspapers which called at the White
House to protest against certain i'm.
migration bills pending In Congress.
President Taft today paid a high tri'
butte to the Jews who had come to
America and became imbued with the
true spirit Of patriotism. He said he
had visited those on the East Side and
ha" seAu for himself.
10 his visitors he said:
II cannot commit myself to any par
ticular form Of legislation. but insofar
as l am concerned, ! shall sign no bill
without giving you gentlemen a full
opportunity to be heard"
He said the welcoming OF immi
grants had resulted In amalganiatior
and produced distinct tyre OF Anne
rican throughout the country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
GUESS AGAIN

Editor Even ing Bulletins:
II am little surprised at Profess
or Gilmore making such a guess
as he did yesterday at Halley's
comet. Why. that was pretty near
ly as bad as the gold CD ring swim
die that was going on at the same
time. The people who bit on the
phoney rings did have some excuse
that of ignorance,-but with all
that has been said and written by
astronomers regarding Halley's COM
ct, 1t seems to place our Honolulu
astronomer in class by himself.
There is no excu-c whatever for
such break as Professor Gilmore
made yesterday. II the bright spot
seen In the heavens yesterday had
been a strange star, there might
have been some excuse, but to make
such break Especially college
professor) over our prettiest, bright
est neighbor seems ridiculous.
The reason for Venus appearing
SO bright yesterday during midday
~ from the fact that at the present
time she is on the opposite side oil
the sun to us. thereby catching his
rays and throwing them back to Us
in the same manner as mirror
would do.
II Professor Gilmore will arise to-
morrow morning at about half-pas'
four he will see that same comet hi
saw today, just to the eastward o.
Koko Head-Venus, in all her glory
and nearly as large as full moon
COMET KRANK.
| Honoiulu March II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

to the Bulletin in which he
states his position on the Curtis bill
In the Senate. He opposed the plea
of the Civic Federation for vote
on prohibition by Federal law, be-
cause Of his loyalty to the principle
OF local self-government for this
Territory. He calls the attention
OF local people to the fact that Con-
gress will hesitate to pass favorably
on woman's suffrage, even for far
of Territory like Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

cutie large amount of business
was done at the meeting of the Stock
Exchange in executive session Mon
day afternoon. One Of the import
ant decisions was to hold two ses-
sions of the exchange each day.
Every time this has been attempts
ed the quotations have fallen of and
the market has become quiet. This
year is no exception to the rule. 1t
is not likely, however. that this
quiet will last long. Reviving sug-
ar prices must revive the stock
market.
The exchange voted to sell for
$500 each the two membership
seats now in the treasury. 1t also
decided that no person may become
a member OF the exchange who is
not an active broker in Honolulu.
Another decision was to request the
plantation corporations represented
on the exchange to furnish the sec
rotary with list OF the stockholders
OF the plantations, and also to fur.
nish the members of the Honolulu
exchange with as much of detailed
information concerning the planta.
lions as Is to be found in the Office.
OF San Francisco brokers. The cor
poration managers have not vel
made their reply.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
At Washington.

At Washington.
Hawaii has figured in AFFAIRS at
Washington this week through the
approval Of large appropriations for
Pearl Harbor in the House Naval
Committee. the checking Of the
progress OF the prohibition resolu-
ton In the Senate by Senator Hey
burn ON account OF Its socialistic
referendum feature. and the hearing
before the House Committee OF the
bill, to suspend the coastwise ship
ping laws In their application to the
passenger service between the Is
lands and the mainland.
Delegate Kuhio has sent letter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

you young and vigorous and have your
the glow Of perfect health take Duys Pure Malt Whkey
ulay according directions tones aid strengthens the heart
purhes the entire system recognized family medicine
everywhere invaluable for overworked delicate and
sy children promoter Of health and ongevty makes the
old feel young and keeps the young strong.
CAUTION-when you Dufy Pure Malt Whsky be
the genuine It's the only absolutely medicinal malt whs
key and sold sealed bottles ony in bulk Look for the
trademark the 0 Chemist the label and make the seal
the cork unboken The Duffy Malt whsky Co, Rochete T.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
SUGAR Prices.

SUGAR Prices.
Raw sugar prices dropped the mid
die of the week, following apparent
ly the reduction in the price of beets.
The day after the centrifugals
slump, however. one Of the sugar
houses of the city received a cable
from New York to the effect that
although rehners were in the mar
ket bidding 4.36. the holders were
stif in their asking price of 4.39.
AS the week has progressed the beet
sugar prices have advanced till near
ly all the lost ground has been re-
gained, and II this advance be sus-
tanned. the probabilities are that
centrifugals will return to closer
proximity to 4.40.
One OF New York's factors In the
sugar market of the East called at
tention of his local correspondents
to the facts that on account of the
great disparity between beet and
centrifugal sugars, not a little Gu
ban sugars are going to Europe. The
disparity represents the additional
figure that Cuba needs to secure u
profitable sale in the European mar
kets. 1t naturally follows. there
these drafts on the Cuban sugar
sources. the quotations for centrif-
ugals will be very susceptible to the
fluctuations Of the European market.
The EurOnpans huy and sell sugar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

Suggestions given for simplifying
or systematizing Office work. All
business confidential.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
Russians.

Russians.
immigration has continued to hold
public attention through the week.
Diphtheria is holding the Russian
immigrants recently arrived. With
those arriving on the Korea there
are now four hundred and more men,
women and children in quarantine,
anu among them have developed over
a hundred cases Of diphtheria. What
these people will do when they are
out OF quarantine has passed out OF
mind for the present, their health
now being the first consideration.
Mr.. Perelstrous. who Is the chief
agent enlistirg these people, is on
his way to Honolulu. and much is
expected of his capacity for straight
ening out the obstinate ones. Mean
while. all further movement OF i'm
migrants from Hardin has ceased.
Those at Yokohama and Dalny have
/ been stopped to await further devel-
opments on this end OF the line.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
For Next Year.

For Next Year.
One of the developments of the
worlds sugar situation is the pros
pect that this seasons results will
guarantee good prices for another
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

erthe!ess as good and perhaps better
than last year.
The general expectation after
five-cent sugar year is great in
crease in paintings and resultant
three-cent sugar year. The supplies
have run so low this year, and will
be SO remarkably low when the 1910
campaign closes, that all the In
creased planting and improved har-
vestlEg conditions reasonably antici-
pated will serve to more than make
up the shortage of this short year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
AUDIT COMPANY OF
HAWAII
ga BETHEL sTHEEr
P. o. Box GAG Telephone 7OS

Conducts all classes Of ADULTS and
investigations. and furnishes Reports
on all kinds Of financial work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
No Cholera.

No Cholera.
The threat Of cholera growing out
Of the suspicious cases on the Ia
mon Maru appears to be not serious.
The quarantine specialists can prove
no cholera bacteria. A special
meeting OF the Board Of Health was
held this week to enforce rules
against fishing in the waters Of a
consi i,rable area. The failure OF
the Federal authorities to report the
presence OF cholera, however, caused
the adjournment Of the meeting with
the prohibition on fishing limited to
the harbor. This is wise provi-
sion under any circumstances. as
there is no telling at this time OF
year or during the coming summer
when a cholera-infected ship may
come into the harbor from the
Orient.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

leads in popularity, and is being
steadily taken up by investors. 81.
AS the end of the week approach
ed and the price OF sugar sagged to
4.36, the market fell off and closed
on Friday very dull' and somewhat
weak. Oahu dropped fifty cents
share from Monday to Friday, Ha-
waiian Commercial nearly a dollar
a share. and Eva also Joined in the
tumble. AS usual under such cir
cumstances. however, very little
stock came on the market at these
low figures. Nothing has occurred
in the statistical position OF the sug-
ar market or the physical condition
of any of the leading plantations OF
the Islands to warrant any serious
drop in the price Of any of the
stocks. Waialua, that sold for
1880. has dropped back to 13b
bid, but not share has come out
at the lower figure. Hutchinson
went up fifty cents share on the
report of two inches Of rain the first
of the week. Paauhau went little
above thirty. and then dropped back.
Pioneer Mill appears to be moving
toward 240, and perhaps higher.
Very little business has been done
in any stocks outside the sugar
specialties.
From every plantation come re-
ports Of crops coming of in splen-
did condition. The weather Is per-
feet for harvesting, and not too cold
for good sucrose content OF tn"
cane. Rains have come at timely
moments. and everything has COM
bined to give the holders Of Hawaii's
sugar securities the best the field
and market can afford.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
Buyip~ Foreign Bonds.

0UVIU VVICIFU OOIiUns . i.
Another feature Of the week is TIE
reflections from the local market OF
some quarter Of a million dollars for
Investment In bonds offered from
the mainland. The excuse given for
this is that the securities Offering
locally for trust funds are practically
all taken up, and the managers OF
estates are therefore placing some
Of their surplus funds in the bonds
OF mainland railways and some OF
the great power enterprises Of the
West.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

Some authorities claim that the
sending of such an amount OF money
to help finance mainland enterprises
is one OF the Influences that oper-
ated to make the stock market re-
markably quiet the latter part OF the
week, after a season of exceptional
activity. This seems hardly proba-
BILE, as not much of the money that
has gone to the mainland would go
into stocks II 1t remained here. 1t
is to be regretted, however. that the
interests that have profited most
bounteously from the prosperity OF
the IslandA should turn so conserva-
tive when contemplating local In
vestments, as. for instance, hesitat-
ing to place their MONEY to promite
a progressive real estate policy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

Stocks Quiet.
The week in the stock market
started with rush. Raw sugar at
4.42 end beets running to parity
OF 5.11 induced one Of the most ac-
tive periods OF buying that has been
experienced since the first of the
year. The prices also advanced
with some sensational jumps and
held very strong. The large blocks
OF Hawaiian Commercial offered at
40 and Al were cleaned up, and the
crowd turned to the cheaper stocks,
McBryde and Olaa, that were bought
and sold in good-sizef quantities at
from 6,S75 to 1926. McBryde still
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

One of the most Significant signs
this week by the Trent Trust Com
pany to enter on the business Of
building homes that will be offered
the public on reasonable terms.
This company has done more Z"
less in this line for some time, and
has enabled good number OF peo-
pie of moderate means to establish
themselves comfortably in the best
residence districts of the city.
The city is growing with such
rapid strides and the demand for
houses at O reasonable rental is so
much greater than the supply, that
the BODYBUILDING proposition has
become attractive to progressive men
with capital. The Bulletin has
for more than year past express
ed surprise that more Of the wealthy
estates have not invested funds in
some such manner, 50 that the city
that Is the source OF their prosperity
shall receive some reciprocal bene-
fit through the reinvestment of
money for its advancement. JUST
how much estate money there Is In
this project is a matter of conjec-
ture. but It is a source of commu-
nifty congratuhtion that the first
step has been taken toward this
means of city building.
Real estate Is becoming quite ac-
tive and, best Of all. II is attract
ing the small home-builder and en-
abling many to make profitable
turn. Suburban lots are selling
fairly well, and quite number Of
well.to-do tourists, who have beer
here long enough to size up the sit
uation, have been added to the list
OF investors. Some of the latter are
buying to settle here. while Others
believe they can make profitable
turn on their money when the towr
begins to realize what the work o
the Federal government means.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1910-11-30
hts that viii call forth many

ments that viii call forth many a
laugh
Bret Harte has written beautiful
stories of this season, which have
their settings in far western mining
towns. The reader mingles his smiles
and tears as the whole story thrills to
the wonderful Christmas spirit which
exists amid surroundings OF all kinds
St. Nicholas tells its readers OF these
stories of Bret Harte's which they
must be sure to read.
They are exquisitely written, Tor
they hold, in a few magic words, a
whoe way of life that has gone from
the world forever Perhaps it never
existed so perfectly as in these stories
that contain, as a dew-drop contains
the whole spectrum in its tiny globe,
the color and temperament and pas
! sion and imagination 0, whole phase
| Of human existence i'll Jew brlel
pages anyhow, the delicious fun and
| the touching sadness in them VIII
never pass away; nor will you ever
forget your first reading OF them
They become a part OF you, they are
part OF America. The very names OF
the men and women Of these stories
come to be as familiar to you as those
| OF your own relatives"
Henry Van Dykes beautiful story
"The Other Wise man should rank
high on Our list.
Then the longer stories which tel
about early Christian times-Ben Hur
Quo Nadis and Hypatia, fit in with thi:
kind. But in all our reading let II,
not neglect the original story o. the
wonderful child!
At this Christmas season may Iii:
loving spirit be strong in our lives
whether we turn the leaves OF thu
primer to find S. for Santa and {. To-
Claus, or read the book OF later iit'
and make the old initials into Ian
guage of our mature years--1llay tina
same Spirit of Christmas take pas
session OF Our hearts.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1910-11-30
Thanksgiving Service

The Thanksgiving service held in the
Presbyterian Church last Thursday
evening, was well attended.
Rev. G. 7. Nderson preached a
strong sermon from the text, What
Shall | Render Unto the Lord for all
His Benefits Toward MeF'
Mr.. Anderson re erred to the
American estimate Of the value OF
time, telling OF visit to the Lewes
Life Saving Station. A message was
sent to the captain Of his ship saying
a iateness OF two hours i'll the landing
oi his cargo would mean the loss OF
thousands o, dollars. This is repre-
sentative of American business life,
yet the President OF the United States,
the governors OF the respective States
thought it worth while to call al
things to halt--and urge the people
to bow in thanks before their God
All people are called upon to render
thanks for their blessings and fol
those things which they with limited
vision may call Affections, but which
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1910-11-30
Accident Near Newark

The body Of man found along the
tracks of the p, B. & w. railroad,
north of Newark att Thursday night
was positively identified, Friday, by {,
r. Lewis, Of near Port DEPOSIT, Md,
as that Of DIR. Fl. c. Brown, a practic-
ing physician of Port Deposit. Lewis
is brother-in-law to the victim He
had the body shipped to DIR. Brown S
late home. where the funeral will take
place. DR.. Brown was IS years old
and is survived by widow and four
small children He was son Of DIR
J. 7. Brown, OF Port Deposit, who
has been a practicing physc an iol
forty years.
DIR Brown came to Newark, Thurs
day afternoon about 4 O'Clock He
was attending a Mrs Warde,l, wife o
track foreman, who recently re
moved from Port Deposit He wa:
seen walking about Newark, and it i
thought he lost his way while going
to the station and was struck by
train.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1910-11-30
Sale OF Red Cross Christmas Stamps

Last Monday moan NJ he sale Of,
Red Cross Christmas stamps began
in the postof1ice, department stores
aud public schools of Wilmington. A
number OF rural schools have taken up
the work Of aiding the States CON
sumptives this year, which will mean
the carrying OF stamps to many new
fields.
Lower Delaware has joined i'll the
work and the reports from there are
encouraging. The stamps will be one
cent each, and are to put on the backs
of letters and parcels--in reality seal
rather than stamp.
A supply for sale may be procured
at the Office No I, West Fifth street,
Wilmington. The work is being taken
up by many women's clubs.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1910-11-30

God in His great Judgment sends for
good in the great fye and bye.
A collection was taken to be LETT IN
the hands Of deaconess OF the
church until necessity arises for the
expenditure o. this i'll behalf OF the
poor.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1910-11-30
Merchant 7 ailor

Altering, cleaning and pressing
neatly done Clothes bought and en-
changed. Some clothing for sale now
at reasonable prices.
Notify me by postal and | will cal
for work. Address,
JOHN Fl. HERBENER.
Newark, Del.
Near Squire Chambers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-14
TIME LIMIT EXTENDED

The time limit on the prize mystery story contest
is extended until Tuesday noon May 18th
This extension is made because the Frohman pro-
duction of SThe Thief tickets to which are given
as free prizes for the best solutions of the mystery
will play here one night only, Wednesday, May IS
For the most convincing, satisfactory solution of
the mystery OF The Shadow Burglar" which APP
peared In The Times the first four days of the week.
The Times viii give these prizes:
For the best solution, two hest seats for the per-
formance of's'The Thief at the Tacoma theater on
May is. 8
seats each for the attraction; eight tickets in all
The "last chapters must not exceed 300 words in
length must be plainly written on one side Of the m
per- The prizes will be awarded for the most igen-
ious solutions; literary merit viii not count
Address your solutions to The Mystery Story Ed-.
itor, Times, Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-14

through. said Hell would be
they company what that
business.
notice the be upheld against the
He'll they do anything to disturb the
did Fawcett do? Did he send word to the Fern
Hill fellows make noise? Not much He went
the telephone and called the boys and told them to
this with blood their and let
thing is doing
'7The going the law" the daily
declaration of The had had its trial and
making wanted action And the
realized that he to have and with just
they concluded the time had when there
had to be show down.
the people OF Fern Hill got fvecent fare.
history this necessity of
with desire the people, but with
fighting spirit that will barriers when
to getting justice. need Insurgents
Fawcett would have done possi
himself But that the he would
certainty their knowledge and
their fear that brought results.
this fight should the people to go
anything they demand and
willing they will it il is just and when the
people they this the battles for justice will be
public service corporation time with
a shooter