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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
GRAND JURY after
BRIbING BANKERS

PittsDurg. April 12-All further
probing or councilmanie bribery was
temporarily suspended oy the adjourn
ment OF the special jury until Mon
day. In tho meantime II is expected
Frank y. Honstot. president of the
Pressed Steel Car company and on the
Second National bank. aov under in
/ dIetnent in connection with bribery
OF councilman, would be brought from
New York 10 answer indictments al
ready found
EHtradition papers were made out
today and tonight an assistant dis
trict attorney left for Harrisburg
whore Governor Stuart Is expected 10
| sign them tomorrow. The papers will
toen be presented 10 Governor Hughes
at Albany. probably on Thursday
Upon Governor Hughes signing the
papers, Honstot contrary to the usual
procedure. viii not be placed in the
custody OF an officer. but Will be ex-
pcctcd 10 appear before the Allegheny
county courts when his presence Is
demanded This concession was made
because OF the standing OF his counsel.
Fotmer CITY Solicitor w B. Rodgers,
who promised 10 produce his, client
when eNtradItion was granted
Refusing 10 strike down the entire
array Of tslesmen serving In the graft
grand jury because Harrison Nesbit,
the former national bank examiner.
was alleged TO be incompetent to
serve as he Is not n qualified clector
under the act OF 1867, Judge Robert
S. Fraser today Administered another
blow at the bulwarks of the defense.
The question was raised by Attorney
W. J. Brennan. counsel for several in
dicted councilmen.
Judge Fraser took the ground that
the provisions OF the act of 1867 arc
only directory. and that II through m
oversight man who was not compe-
tent was chosen TO act and does act.
his acts were valid.
To hold otherwise. especially after
indictments have been found by a
grand jury. would be TO open tho door
to endless confusion and cause unnec-
essary delay in the administration OF
Justice" said the judge.
Emil Winter president OF the Work.
ingmen's Savings & Trust company.
who pleaded nolle contendere TO tho
charge of brlbing Norris Elnstein. q
former select councilman. was again
before the grand jury today Former
Director OF Public Works A. 3. Shep-
herd. w A. Chamberlain. auditor OF
the Pressed Steel Car company:
Cashier George G. Schmidt OF the Ger
man National bank OF Allegheny and
Arthur z. Rauu. confidential agent OF
the same bank. were among others
questioned by the grand Jury.
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ciae Ry.: May, P. W; Maloy. VIM. e.
Oninger F. c.
Prigley. Frank; Pippin. Gene. Pier
cen. c. F.; Peterson. Nels; Perdish.
Nephi c.: Peterson. oscar.
Quigley. Tom.
Reser Morris Reynolds. F. O.. Ray,
Herbert. Robbins. John: Rags. JOS
eph; Rowland. John.
St John. Alex: Smith. A: Summers,
Enloe; Schennerhorn. Fred. Smith,
Fred: Sampson. Ned. Steinbach. VII.
liam: Spitzel. While: Stanley. J. W.
Simpson. Jack. Shirley. W. NJ: Schll.
Ter, Fred
Turgcson. 7 w; Tayor. c. A.; T0y-
lor, Mr and Mrs. Horny: Thompson.
Jos. r.. Taylor. w. J.; Tams, Floyd,
Thomas. Joseph.
WatJors. Wm.; Westen. x. w: VII
klns. f E; Western Pacific Ry.: War
nor Heber o.; Ward. r. D.: Wads-
worth, Ray and Augusta; Wonier.
Bond.
Ladies' List
Anderson, Anna: Butler. Miss Ma.
bel; Bybee, Pauline; Bullet. Mrs
w. P.
t0lldt MISS Bertha.
English Mrs.
Foster Lois; Folkman. Mrs. Emily
B.
Gibbs. Mrs James.
Johnson. Alma.
Keller. Mrs; Kennedy, Mrs Dora.
Martha --; McClaln, Evelyn;
AorSe. Mrs Henry D.
Nielsen. Miss Maggie.
Pinto. Mrs. R.; Pickering. Miss Ros-
Gle: Parker. Richard Rose. Miss.
Rlckson. Mrs Cora: Ridder. Mrs.
Smith. Miss Blanche: Snyder. Mrs.
Ella; Shcperd. Mrs. Charles c.: Stin-
son. Mrs. Mortin Brace: Shorthand.
Mcs.; Sullivan, Mics Madge. Steph-
ems, Nina A: Schumacher, Mrs. JOS
ie
Turner. Miss Lepora-
Windle. Mrs. Gladys; Williams. Mrs.
C. F.
L. W SHURTLIFF. Postmaster.
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ASK INJUNCTION AGAINST UNION

Salt Lake. April 13.-Another I'm.
junction suit against labor organiza-
tons In this city to restrain them
from interfering with the business of
an employer. has been instituted in
the district court According to a
complaint filed on Tuesday, the mem.
bers of the Retail Clerks association
have been little too energetic IN be.
half OF their early closing movement
at least that is the contention of Da.
vld A. MARKELL proprietor OF the Fa-
nous clothing store AZ IS East Sec
ond South street, who is plaintiff In
the action against the officers and
members of the Retail Clerks associa.
ton and the officers and members OF
the Salt Lake Federation OF Labor
lt Is alleged that when the clerks
association decided on the o'clock
closing proposition they called upon
Mt Markell and urged him TO agree TO
close his business at that hour. He
was unable. for business reasons. to
comply With their reQuset, and was
told that he would have TO do IL anv-
way. as they would boycott his place
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Catarrh Will Go
Relief Comes in Two Minutes,
Complete Cure in Few
Weeks.

, Don't go on hawking yourself sick
every morning; It's cruel. It's harmful
and IT'S unnecessary
II after breathing Hyomei, the won
der-worker, you arc not rid OF vile
eatarrh. you can have your money
back
No stomach dosing-just take tho
little hard rubber pocket inhaler that
comes with each outfit, and pour in
TO it few drops OF Hyomei Breathe
II according to directions. In two
minutes II will relieve you OF that
stuffed up feeling. Use It few min
utes every day and In q few weeks
you Will be entirely free from ca
tarrh
Breathing Hyomei is a very pleas
ant and certain way 10 kill catarrb
Get an outfit today; 1t only costs
Sl0o; It's worth $1,000 to any ca
tarrh sufferer. For sale by druggists
everywhere. and by eAOCoN PHAR.
MACY. who guarantee It TO cure ca
torrh, Group. coughs. colds. sore throat
and bronchitis. An extra bottle of
Hyomei liquid is needed costs but soc
ae the little hard rubber inhaler YOU
get with outfit will last a lifetime.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON, is
TO HAVE A SCANDAL

Olympia. Wash. April Is. State on
Inspector F A Clark WIS removed
from Office yesterday by Governor NJ
f. Hay on the grounds of incompe-
toncy and misconduct Accountants
have taken charge of Clark's books to
check them over and straIghten out
his accounts which are said 10 be bad
ly muIdled. Clark Is said 10 have
admitted that he raised cancelled
checks and doctored his books In or
der to make II appear that he had
properly expended sums drawn from
the state os expenses.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
BOYS CONFESS TO EVIL DEEDS
TWO Aeeompliees Of Tom Crawford
Youthful Burglar Admit
Their Completely.

Salt Lake, April 1S.-Thc two ac.
oomphces OF Tom Crawford. who WAS
shot IN tho foot by Policeman pblIlins
lew weeks ago while robbIng tho
residence OF p. r. Farnsworth Jr
,r' Tere up before the juvenile court ON
.,u ussuoy ana made complete confes.
ION 1,on OF tne,r part In the burglary. The
,L uoss hrc 10 and II years OF age. and
.ney tod Judge McMaster that they
~e'c WIN Crawford and stood watch
on tne outside while Crawford went
Wnen The officer made his np5ear
nce inc bows ran and a shot from
tne rcTofTer of Phillips caught Craw.
'ord IN tho foot The other how %
raped, but their names were obtained
and they were cited into court C~w
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
CHORUS GIRLS INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Los Angeles. Cal, April 15.-Eleven
persons, chorus girls and attaches of
a local theatcr, were injured when an
automobile was ditched early this
morning In Pasadena. Bessie Zeliner
and Grace Taylor of a local theater
were tho most severely injured al
though not seriously.
The accident was the result OF an
other. p, w. Turnhull OF Pasadena
alighted from street car and the au-
tomobilc. 1llcd with the eleven per-
sons, struck him glancing blow. The
driver turned around to see what had
happened and lost control OF his car,
which sweryed into ditch and over
turned.
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ford is still in the hospital After the
confession OF the other two boys in
court Tuesday they were ndjudgod dc
lInQuent and placed on parole and will
be required to report 10 the court at
regular Intervals.
Two boys. Is and 15 years OF age.
were before the Juvenile court for
stealing nuts and dates from a candy
store NJ 22i South Main street recent
~. The other boys who helped eat
the stolen goods were atRo brought
before the court upon the charge of
receiving stolen property. All Avc
were adjudged delinquent and were
placed on probation.
a lad, i years OF aGe. was up for
incorTtElbiiity at school and wes COM
mjtted by Judge McMaster TO the Uin-
tab Training school
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Gentlemen'e Lat

Anderson. Frank; Arakl. Mr..
Belzer, Bernard Baird, G. D.; Ben
son. Harry; Beaumont. Harold; Bour
hard. Henry: Bassctt ]. H.: Ball
VIII; Bently, Olmstad
Carr. T. c.. Crandall. Elyez; Gle
ment Frank; Galloway. Harry; Car.
ney, H; ColopIs. Jimis: Crow. Mr..
and Mrs. r. T.: Cox, R. E., Collins.
William,
Davis. l. S; Dan. Leo: Dumlarcy.
Terry; DockersmIth, Clarence: Oar
by, ". H.
French. Elmer E; Foley. Frank;
Foulk. Lester; Factory Inspector.
ellison, Z. c.; Goss. Fred A: Cob.
nip. James.
Hummel. Charlie; Hanna. ]. C.;
Hester, r. B.; Hawthorne. Wm. r.
Hobson, W A. Harris, Gilbert. Hod-
man. Harvey Z.
Inter Mountain Collection Agency.
Ketchum. c. E. Kimberlln, Earl;
King. ]. c.; Kayama, S, Bsriya. u;
Keifer. VIM.
Lyons, Francis; Link. Geo; Left
ers. John; Linn Jone: Long, Joseph:
Lothrop. L. L.; Locke, Sherman;
Lighton. S.
Murdock, ]. H; Meyer. ]. P; Mat
teo. Canii, Mcrov. Mr.: Missouri Pa
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
ADVANCE IN WAGES
OF STEEL EMPLOYEES

Pittsburg, April 13.-An advance in
the pay Of thousands of employees OF
various subsidy companies OF the
United States Steel corporation. equal
10 about per cent. is said to have
been practically decided upon. Con
lereuces on this subject have Deen
held In New York. and a study of tho
aetual increase In costs by making
this advance TO the men has been or
dered in the operating departments of
the underlying companies.
The changes expected are princi
pally for laborers and men getting
less than 500 per month.
Brisk business and increasing scar.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
FORMER MAYOR OF
WEST CRIPPLE CREEK DEAD

Seattle, Wash, April 13-F. NJ JEFF
fiery, former mayor of West Cripple
Creek. Colo. died here yesterday. Mr..
Jeficry was graduate OF the Kansas
state agricultural college and for sew
oral years practiced law in that state,
later going to Cripple Creek, Colo
In 1894. he was elected mayor of West
Cripple Creek and 1901 moved TO
Seattle. He was born in Petolia. Cal,
In IS60
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
HOW CANADA
HANDLES TRUSTS

OTTAWA, April 12-Regulation OF
trusts is the object of a government
Dill which Mackenzie King. minister
OF labor, offered today for adoption
by the Canadian parliament The bill
provides where complaint is made
that trust or a combination is op-
Grating unduly TO enhance prices OF
for restraint of trade, a commission
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13

city OF labor have conduced TO bring
ing about better wage rate. At pres
ent the shortage OF labor at Gary. Ind.
is said TO be the seyerest in that new
Industrial towns history.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
POLICE FIND
PLENTY TO DO

Thero wac considerable doing IN
police circles last evening and
humber of minor Offenders were
bagged by the first shift"
An unfortunate individual named
Dbele Edsenga became involved With
small army OF ChInk walters on
lower Twentysffth street. and came
out "A poor second. Ebele entered the
Boston cafe and ordered juicy steak.
and II liz said that Swan Shew, the
versatile Celestial who poses as pro-
prietor Of the aforesaid beanery,
served his guest with portion oil
bIOlled sole leather.
Ebele tackled the repast. with sus,
ipicion and had gotten somewhat on
tho way yPtoward digcstinkrit with re.
gnst when Swan thought It cNpedi-
cot 10 present his bill The thought
1ulness OF the slant-eyed proprietor
nDEsred tho ALREADY much.epduring
guest. With the result that nc fell
upon Swan with a well-intended up
percut. Phe blow went wild but
served TO arouse the remainder OF
the restaurants population and they
rallied TO tho assistance OF Swan TO
tho puntber OF half a hundred. ac.
~'b ~ NAt UoNpu4lCSIfu ACCOUNT
subee eqnently related By ,fhe victim.
Eeele eSsor-ted that they bounced
several cuspidors upon his skull and
followed these pleassneSies up Win
dividing his raiment between them.
oh1cers Brown and Chambers arrived
upon the Held OF strife at this on
poTtnne moment and after some diff
nculty rescued Ebele and the rem.
nants oi his attire from the hands Of
his nssailants. Both Ebele and the
proprietor were arrested on the
charge OF disturbing the municipal
peace.
Jailor Anderson contributed 20 tho
nights run by arresting a vag who
gave the name of John Hartman.
ofhcer Marlin bagged recent ar
rival from Sunny Sicily. named John
Doc Mike. The charge Will be in.
decent exposure when he appears to-
day In police court.
-Four Greeks. who were registered
a5 Richard Roe Harris. James Dos
Peter. John Doe Christ aud Richard
hoe Carlos. were arrested on COM
plant of a property owner, who as.
serted that they had used his hack
yard for a cemetery and general
dumping ground None OF the men
were able TO express his ideas In
English and an Interpreter Will be
Huppucd 10 connect them with the
charge OF committing nuisance
William Ragan was the name given
10y an lnebriated individual whom or
nicer Chambers found irfes,Ipc a 10
c2lity whose inhabitants objected IN
his condition.
Two bike offenders. David Donald.
son and l. Beusehel werc brought
In by Of5cers Hadlock md Rcast
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
LETTER LIST.

Ogden, Utah. April ~. 1910.
List OF letters remaining in the post.
office at Ogden, Utah. April l2,
which, If not called for in two weeks.
VIII be sent 10 the Dend Letter Of
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13
COLD WAVE INJURIES
THE GRAPE CROP

Cleveland. o. April 1S.-The cold
wave which has swept over Ohio tho
last few days. following the almost
summer weather OF March, has
wrought havoc TO the grape, crop. The
dealers arc predicting a rise in the
price Of the fruit OF % per cent Tho
damage is said to be the heaviest
among the Concord. Niagara and Wor-
den grapes The Catawas are report
cd In fair condition.
ACCOMMODATE 1oS PERSONS.
Chicago. April 13.-A new home for
aged and disabled railroad workers
was dedicated at Highland Park. a
North Shore suburb. yesterday. Il
can accommodate los persons.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13

N. Browning. Evelyn Turner. Eva b.
Brown.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13

Two bike offenders. David Donald.
son and l. Beusehel. were brought
IN by O@eers Hadlock and Rcasr
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-13

William Ragan was the name given
10y an lnebriated individual whom or.
icer Chambers found irfes,Inc a 10
cSiity whose inhabitants objected 10
his condition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02

Ing to decide the standing of the
Claims, aud leaving II 10 the Secrc-
tary OF the Interior to do so.
Franklin had absolutely no views tn
express today, Rather he wanted help,
lie hopes tie California lawyers in
lcrcltcd In the Bakersfield Fuel and
oil Company case now pending will
In their briefs enter into discussion
Of the now law. In the Bakersfield
case, tho point Is whether the seven
localOrs on that quarter section could
transfer any claim or title to the
eighth locator or a corporation before
discovery was made. Judge Curtis
LlndleX Is attorney for the company
aud Frank H. Short and other law
ycrs AS amlcal curiae will file briefs
by September 18th, The Assistant
Secretary hopes the Withdrawal law
will be considered In these, 50 he can
have u thorough understanding OF
the view point of the California oil
men
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02
PRESIDENT
and OILLANDS
Preparations Ia Outline system Of
Handling Question Are Of Deep
Interest.

WASHINGTON, August lG.-By d.
raction Of President TAFT, to whom the
correspondence on tho, subject had
been addressed from California, the
Department OF the Interior Is to pro-
coed al once to construct the pro-
Visions Of the withdrawal law apply
ms 10 oil lands aud outline course
Ia be pursued by the Government
First Assistant Secretary Pierce
Franklin regards the task before him
aB difficult since 1866 the policy under
the general mineral statues has been
~ recognize no substantial claim until
discovery THIS h nov IN large meas
IRE upset IN the aim nf Congress IA
protect tho Interests Ol OH men who
woro diligently prosecuting work
leadiug ~ discovery" prior t0 the
rrofidr nial withdrawal order NJ last
fnpirmhrr
More dinlrult however b. tbr pro-
vision as IA claims Initiated aunsrr
qunnl ip no Withdrawal order com
Hress said ihuil asserted rIghla should
MT hr nnrriun nnr Nnl nr ihr uihrl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02
FORT SHAFTER NEWS
FIELD AND BARRACKS.

First Lieutenant J. S. McClcery of
this battalion will leave for the States
In few days. Second Lieutenant
a. w. Chiffon of Company G has been
appointed adiutant and In charge of
the Detachment Of Mounted Order.
lies, in his place
Herd Injured.
Private Roy Herd of Company @
while diving In tho swimming tank
last Wednesday afternoon threw his
rhculder cut nT joint He was diving
In six foot water and accidentally
rtruck his hand ON the bottom driv.
Ing his shoulder ont of place. He re.
ported 10 the hospital ut once where
the necessary treatment WIS admin.
Uttered. The .hruIHc was not serious
enough to conCnc him to the hospital
but he Is marked quarters. Herd Is
working rs clerk IN the post.
kistlcr rireharred.
Sergeant Eistlcr Of Company G was
hircharged IN September let. Owing
to business interests In civil lie Kist
l-r cou'd not wait to receive his regu.
lar discharge and 80 he purchased his
freedom and will return To the state
or Michigan where he will go into
business with his father. Sergeant
'''tlcr during his two trrms of en-.
listmont with this battalion has earn.
/ ed many credits fer IT, His sport.
Ing instincts are keen and made good
wherever he WAS placed At playing
h'll h" was - star rnr during the past
season he did credible things as catch.
cr Tor the Fort Shafter team and theI.
again as right field. Kistlcr was o
| fast basket bail player and made a
hit while playing against the Y. NJ.
G A. this year This battalion loses
not only a good Sergeant but good
man with The departure of Klstler It
Is to he hoped that he will have the
best of success in civilian life. The
Sergeant leaves on the next trans.
port.
Field For CcmpsTy E,
Thursday morning Company T. made
trip M among the hills back of
KalihI, Engineering aud field work
constituted the exercise. This was
done instead OF the regular hike. The
Company returned before dinner.
Pay cay,
The Pay rolls we're turned In last
Wednesday and the men are expecting
10 he paid about Saturday. Those
men who qualified ON The range last
TARGET season will receive pay for the
record they made as marksmau,
shnrpshOOtor or expert rillcman, The
bndg were given ont last month,
philips Out Of Hospital,
Private philips of COMPANY T. who
has hocH confined 10 the Post hospital
for the past few weeks In Out again
AMI has returned IA duty with his
company philips has q dimoult lime
during The hiking sraauu2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02
BARGAINS

Lot No. l---45 of the Latest Shades
in Mems Suits, reduced to
$500 Suit
Lot No. $50 Mems Suits in
Greens, Grays and Mixtures,
reduced to $500 Suit
Lot No. $50 of the Latest Cut
and Styles in Mems Suits,
reduced to $500 a Suit
Lot No. 4---35 2 and 3 Piece
Mems Suits, reduced to $500
Suit
Lot No. 5---33 Finest Mixed
Tweed Mems Suits, reduced
to $500 a Suit
Lot. No. 6.--35 $500 to $4,000
Mems Suits, reduced to $40
suit
Lot No. TAT Pair of Mems
Mixed Pants, reduced to
SLIPS Pair
Lot No, 8---Large Assortment of
Mixed Pants, reduced to$l.5O
Pair
Lot No. 9---Extra Fine Quality
Mems Pants, reduced to So
Pair
Lot No. l0---Best Quality Mems
Tweed Pants, reduced to
$3.50 Pair
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
L.B.Kerr& CO.,Ltd.
Alakea Street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02
China TOMORROW

CAPTAIN F'ricl of the Pacific Mail
liner China. notified II. Hackfeld &.
CO., the local agents by wireless that
she would arrive of port at 0 o'clock
tomorrow morning with 500 tons OF
general cargo from the Oriental ports
As soon as her freight for Honolulu
Is discharged, she will leave for san
Francisco, with as many pass myers
as she can carry from this port.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02
SIERRA REPORTS

The following wireless message has
been received by the Agents from the
S. S, sierra:
s. $, Sierra at Sea, Sept. /, 1910.
8 D. M: 507 miles from Honolulu
Fresh H. N, u, winds. ifreqnant
squalls OF rain. Sea moderate. BarO
meter 3O:5D. Air 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02

I, pchu for delegate to the county con.
vention, Buffandeau inveiglcd Kalima.
pchu into his own house. kept him
there until he signed paper the con.
tents of which me was ignorant al.
though he afterwards believed the pa.
, per to be consent to act as Judge
OF election. The paper he did sign
was an absolute withdrawal as a can.
didatc. Thus they sought to disuual
lily him as a candidate against them
Kalimapchu demanded and received
back the letter thus obtained from
him. having previously also cancelled
II in writing.
We asked the executive commit.
tee Of our precinct to favor the use
of the voting booth at Punahou juno
ton FOR the election: they named, in.
stead. Chinese store on Beretania
street, close TO Buffandcau and An.
drcws' home and political hcaduuar
tcrs. We appealed to the County exc.
cutivc committee on the matter. aud
the County committee recommended
the Punahou polling booth Ia the exc.
cuiiyc committee Our executive
committee" has. nevertheless. advcr.
tised the Chinese shop MS the place.
We asked for an opportunity to see
the proof of the official ballots, as
they are to he printed. They refused
We appealed to the County commit.
tee and they recommended that every
candidate In the whole election should
be allowed to see the ballot before GO
ing to press. VIII VIC see Il? We do
not know.
Last Sunday the executive commit.
tee" Of our precinct held meeting"
There are eight members. THREE Of
the number only were present Four
had no notice OF II or knowledge of
what was done.
The Advertiser" has said that John
Kalmapchu was brlbcd by the liquor
people TO sell out to the Manoa tic.
kct' and that he came to the meeting
at Hcmenway's Office at the instance
Of the liquor people. That Is false.
man
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we arc ,os.i'."s li'onvs ,lo'l' men
W. ~" - 'I'"' 80
to be charged with giving bribcs.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02

The International Congress on
Education, NJ brussels on August ~,
adopted q resolution fay0ring making
physical instruction compulsory In an
public aud private schools
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-02

James Radloy AN English aviator,
IN August 10 how one milo M a. 2-5
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