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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
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Austin. Texas, Sept. lS.--Dispatches
from Tampico. Mexico. state that a
clash occurred today between mob
and the federal soldiers on the streets
and In the fight nine persons were kill
ed ana many wounded
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19
Report of the Examination of the
Treasury of Marion County, Ohio.

10 the Probae Judge Marion County Oho
of
in the of
section il2g H. certified
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

why is the SODA
cracker today such
a universal food I?
People ate soda
crackers i'm the old
days, it is true-btit
they bought. THEM
from a barrel or box
and took them home
in a paper bag, tlaeii'
crispness and flavor
all gone.
To-day there is d
soda cracker which
is The recognized
staple u ne G d a
Biscuit.
Uneeda Biscuit are
the most nutritious
food made from
flour and should
be eaten every day
bye very member
Of the family from
the youngest to the
Oldest. .s.a aa s.' " ,.a.. q @is+''. q .'
Uneeda Biscuit -.
soda crackers better
than any ever made
befOre-1alade in the
greatest bakeries In
the world baked to
perfection packed
to perfec ton
kept to perfection
until you take them
.Ov g n fir & s. IA and
crisp, from ttleig
protecting peck kasse.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
zr7zs-us -
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II Is reported that a jury Of rom
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al Wasn't Eeced to The Job. I Lost BY
One Vote-he Boss's." 70 " " V

might. but offered no comment.
I'm Just looking about a Bit" ne ex-
planned. 'Tm trying to learn the de-
partment store business"
'SOh. that's not much Of q Job" tho
assistant buyer declared sarcasticnlly.
But the first thing you have to learn
10 that you mustn't talk 20 people who
have work to do. which Is the case with
me at this very Identical moment"
The visitor bowed with an air OF
breeding that disconnected the girl
greatly. She was not accustomed TO
niceties OF department In the stock
room. or elsewhere for that matter.
But you will pardon me for q little.
won't you2" he asked. DO you like
your work."
II lust love IT, Maggie spoke with
an infection that set the nearer guess
Ing as to her meaning.
you're a buyer. are you not?' he
persisted.
At this the girl rebsiled. She rave tho
speaker n searching look from beneath
drawn brows.
See here" she demanded CURLY.
Are you a repOrter7'
Good heavens. no. The sincerity Of
the disclaimer was beyond question.
"Well. then, what 10 your llneT'
But. YOU know" was tho Eauve an
swer. II really haven't one. As ! sad
TO you, I'm Just looking a1out a Bit"
"Oh, | understand" Maggie exclaimed
HIS words made the whole story clear
II was another instance OF some one
who had come down a few-perhaps
.many-rungs OF the social ladder. In
plain words. you're hunting n Job" Her
rellof was so obvious that the visitor
was losth to undece!ve her, But his In
stinct toward honesty prevailed.
I'm sorry.' he declared. The fact
Ii. however. that I'm not hunting n
job-that Is, not exactly. anyhow. 80
But why did you think THAR Would
you by any chance now give me ono7
I have an Idea that | might make
something OF a Mt az a noorwllkeg,
YOU know"
Perhaps" Me iie admitted, with
judicial GOODNESS. As a matter Of fart,
she was thinking him the most striking
and pleasing man she had ever seen.
She was forced TO speak coldly to keep
the enthusiasm cut OF her voice.
And. II not" the young man con-
tinued anxlOusly. please tell me what
you do think IN good for"
Ono of tho girls elusive dimples shad-
owed the white os her cheek. The vD-
itor watched It ~ocntentedly. as she an
swered saucily:
Conversation
"a hlt-a pnlpnblo hi. by Jove!" Tho
fellow seemed actually to enjoy being
the butt OF the ra!llery, But. seriously
now. what could ! succeed IN doing hero,
IN this house,"
Maggie e.'Norienced n pars OF rom
junction. After all. this applicant
might be IN dire distress. even In want
OF food. Cor all the richness OF his attire.
Hhe had heard OF such cases. II might
DO that ( he hid desperation under this
dsbona'rN exterior. ANYHOW. she would
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The Romance OF a New
York Sh0pgirl-E dec
on the Rose Stahl Play
o. the Same Name.

not run the risk OF playing with his
misery. She considered him for a few
neconds a,.entivcly, from a us!ne
standpoint. impcrgnnaly. Her decision
WAS quick and definite.
e-and-glove-department, gents fur
nishlngs."
The visitor smlled. with an expression
OF genial gratitude.
And how much IA week will you give
me?" he asked, eagerly.
you'll nave 10 see Mr.. Hargsn about
that" the girl explained. "Really. you
know, this Isn't at all the place to APP
ply, And let no give you q piece OF
advice. II you don. mind. Drop that
hours. young man. n you don't you'll
never get f. chance 10 sweep ont the
place even" TIE girl spoke with en-.
phas.s. Tor she w74 sincere In her advice.
But Naeu 8fc en- led the words OF warn
ing her cy9rc sion changed; from lively
interest lf ZEN to profound melancholy
IN an instant. what Il plty-oh. what
a pity!' she murmurcd to herself.
The Visitors senses were keen. how
ever, and he heard. lie maryelled
nightly, too. over the variation OF her
mood.
what Is II that's a pltyT' he asked,
There wps ins.stcnce IN his vclce. Tell
mo. PIE &c."
For a hrlos period OF hesitation Mag
r.c REGARDED his face iluhtfoliy. Some
thing she snw there decided her 20 ne
FRANK She addressed him with a suE-
Ecs,.1n Of dlu1nEoe that seemed Htrgnsc
to herself ami caused Hattie u open
her blue ayes to their widest.
"Vuy 90 YOU ant to vase our NE
IN n bJglnCg8 ~ this so'.'" rae SRI
asked wistfuIly, "ITore. youll slave
from morning IN night. you'll put our
whole heart and soul into you work,
Then some nne day. after years o,
druid gerry, youll hni yourself almost
whero you started, You'll learn that
you've Just boon going around IN a
clrcle-nO prOgro7b no f~uture-you're
merely tho rank and file. 10 n you've
got any brains you won't want to sta
here, WHAT You ought 10 do e. TO so
somewhere whore you'u have a chance
90 uso them"
Tho yiaiIor mad listened apparently
with absorbed interest. Ir tho truth hc
known, however, he was studying the
fnco Of tho speaker with ever growing
dellFht. She satisfied TO the fun that
aesthetic sense OF his TO which ne had
referred In his complaint to Hargen
concerning the deplorab'e ugllness OF
the women about the establishment. He
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d[Eable New Pl&zxa
MIgT Raymond Hitchcock MGSN
MS@sAN Successfully LoAies QNGW
G@WIN "1he Red Wdov." N%
~LAsi &c A7Nl-)N
v CHARLES DARNTON.

- ONT call him "Cissy" Raymond Htchcock. Is very particular about being
] addressed rs Cicero uhe reyt Of rs Hannibal Butts In The Red Widow"
lie may wear corsets, but that's hh business. In hsC c. II. BIS he stands
al thu pd of Yonkers a manufacturer who commands attention as a striking
figure In he world. Incidentally, those corsets may serve a personal purpose
since the once lean m nank comedian has arrived At a point where 10 may
like akIng a hitch in hs ngure.
II II IA not like that In tn oden days. m m the weight of years have
brought their compensate In The Red Widow" for not sine the days Of
The Yankee Consul has Hitchcock been so funny as III is att the Astor Theatre
Canning Pollock and Rennod Wolf coaldnt. have nted hin e,er II they them
uanty. strange as this nay seem in musicale comedy. and . plot tat keeps mov
ing even whent thu music stops
DON'T imagine Tor a instant. though. thati Hitchcock lakes Nj thiss seriously
lie puts In most of hist m taking noHttes. rhat h 10 conscious Of his duty
TO the AUTHORS hOwever Is how whe" he stops his W characteristic nonsense
Tor a moment n remarks. ITO return to tho play
Hitchcock simply jolnes The Red Widow" but he does II so successfully that
you couldn't ask fo- anything better At times h suggests Frank Daniels, at
other moments he reminds me Of himself and the rest OF TN re he . what he
,and rs near enough to satuy anybody that want. IN truth in sInpis. IN
adorned English II displays an amahe simplicity when his wife asks him In
ondo to write and tell .hs. all he does in ST. Petersburg and hi protests But
you're 80 refined" And he ,kespst this " even to pouring vine on. the troubled
the bombs dom explode with laughter HI. growst ediou. only in . euran speech
- a bit too m n not especially distinguished for Its Wit
n widow st as red as she Is painted. In fact Miss Sophys Barnard is
sHded dark except for her clothes Even her voice has shadows In q. ut rs
Iltchcock sings Just as &c acts his own peculiar WY Never Mind Singing,
JUS Dance, My Dear" Is yegy good advice for Mss Gertrude Vanderbilt. who
raises her feet much norec harmingiy than she does her voice, She dances de-.
nIshtfuny and In yHer nrsC@i costume looks amazingly le III little Lopoukowa|
Evidently n graduate ~ the George NJ Conan school 80
h music by Charles q Gebet Ia Lvclya n tuneful the costumes are hand
some.a n the, stages settings, especially the las sene. showing he gardens OF
ne Winter Ip P palas.el IN e. fe,er'burs strike thu %s a. a pleasant surprise. The
have taken. to the stage One things cerain-"Ths Red Widow 10 thee.m stay
ITS q Hitchcock conquest
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reflected that her presence in the uQsce
raised the average OF feminine beauty
many degrees higher than he had fret
se' Il.
For. as the astute reader has already
guessed. this visitor was none other
than Joseph himself. industriously fol-
lowing his duty to tradition and race
as impressed upon him by that lnvol.
untary agent OF destiny, the Marquis de
Brensac. Hitherto, In his presentations
through the house. he had been pro-
voked 10 interest often. to enJoymen.
not Mt all. In the stock room, on the
contrary, he found entertainment worth
wllle. Honest opinion and Instruction
were his for the asking from this keen.
~ intelligent young woman, and along
with them went tho pleasure that ra-
dl1nt beauty always afforded TO hts ar.
tist!c soul, II IA probable that the love-
Ilness Of the teacher affected him more
deeply than he himself was aware a,
the moment.
Rut he was fully conscious OF tho far,
that here was a happiness which hc
had by no means anticipated under the
Direction or noblesse oblige. and he was
bound % make the most OF II. Re was
at pains not TO alarm her by any dis.
play o. His great satisfaction In tho rit.
uo'ion. 80 when anllly she came ., ,hc
onl u her almouitlon. he merely u-.e-,s
a larren protest, which could by ne
possibility nrousa her suspicious that o.
n!-ht Re oaIer than ne seemed.
= Cont fancy" no draNlcd. "tha-
Pm ororAurdere1 with hr1lra."
Maggie rehukcl herself for the f-o,,
dom of her out5uYst In behalf OF enc
SO stupid.
wei. perhaps the business will suit
you all right,' sho said. evenly. Her
infection was not complimentary.
But Jos PHI was resolved TO draw her
out stiil further, r. 1, were possible.
with yourself now" no suggested
argumentat!vely; can't you get any
hiFher?"
Tho memory OF disappointment Gu.
INTO the girls heart as she replied sui.
lenly, her eyes downcast.
1T seems nos" The color faded swift
ly from her checks. Joseph perceived
with CONSERVATION that she was pale
and weary OF a sudden. ''Goodby." she
added, hfting her clear eyes frankly 10
meet his anxious gaze, I've work %
do. yNu know, Goodby."
Joseph made one step forward ~
ward the Girl
10 BE c~ontinusd.)
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III.
Il

tC0ntinued)
><Hn ITY don't you get mar
ried7" Hattie made the
suggestion with q full
A consciousness that II was
~ not destined to suit the
occasion, but, for the life Of her. she
could think of nothing else TO say.
NO. thank you kindly" Maggie an
<yered. tartly. The privilege Of hand
ing my pay envelope 70 some fellow
every Saturday night don't appeal to
me-not a little bit. ] want TO make
my " way. without being hampered
by a masculine expense account .
But there's the trouble, Hattie!" She
was silent for a long minute, thinking
deeply, the corners OF her curvtng red
lips dropping sorrowfully. II want to
make my own w~ay-yes! But where TO?
You see, my dear. the dlniculty Is ]
lack education, l don't know how to be
a lady. I have brains enough. ! guess;
ard I can read and write and h2ure
well enough to hold down most any Job.
But I don't know the little things, the
nice things-the !adylike things. ]
wasn't brought up OH them. and I've
never had the chance to get hold OF
them right"
Hattie tossed her head with an indis-
nation that was wholly sincere.
Rats she calculated. "Just him
Of those pinheads that come In here!
what on earth do they know that you
don't-or I, evenT"
Maggie was not convinced. On the
contrs-y, she shook her head dolefuily.
as sic answered with a Sigh:
almost everything, H~attie-that's
What they know that we don't. Why.
we're Just tokes-only We don't know
It," The laugh by which she empha-
sized the words was savage with re-
volt against the fate that crushed her.
For a little interval she rested silent.
staring before her with unseelng eyes,
When at last she looked up into the
face of the patiently waiting Hattie
she smiled forlornly: the tender lips
were tremulos as she spoke: The
clock has struck ~ for me. IT'S
drudgery for mine. for al the rest OF
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cI@ OF a dream or the Marquis dc
Brensac. The effect wrought swiftly
and permanently on Joseph was
now about 10 react vitality on the assist
%ant-buyer for Hoibrooke and Company.
In miserable Inconsistencies as to the
forthcoming operation of tho law OF
c%ausatlon, Maggie involuntar!ly LOOKED
up as she heard the click Of the elevator
door.
She perceived an extremely we'll
dressed young a OF an appearance
distinctly ssntlemanly. who advanced
toward her desk with an air OF quiet
ease that was unlike the hustling tread
or loafing Of the usual business
visitors. Moreover. he was pufing non
c~halantly on a rather black cigar. and
swung q natty walking-stick IN a fash
ion that argued familiarity with his
sort OF appendage, The assistant
buyer noted also, In her short glance OF
appraisal. that the newcomer was OF a
goodly height, and of a breadth TO
match, without an ounce OF useless
weight; that his features were orderly,
clean cut. strong; that his expression
was both intelligent ana amlable. and
that he was strikingiy we'll groomed-
so we'll, indeed. that Maggie almost
yielded to an inclination to examine the
position OF her W puts, before adj
mlnisterlng ~. rebuks that awaited
him for his glaring breaches OF de-
Gorum. She resisted the temptation,,
however. and snspped a sentence that
40 ingenuity could twist into welcome.
mo drummers allowed In the stock
room after II O'Clock. And kindly
escort tina: gar out to the sidewalk,
will your Her musical voice was
charged with authority.
The visitor halteG. dumfounded. TO
stare at the pretty girl who greeted him
In such rude style, He found her gray
eyes altogether incorporating. a.
they met hts own steadily, He con-
coded q point by hastily taking the
cigar from his lips.
"Whyf" he inquired. IN Q voice that
revealed no trace OF ~diseomrosure.
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1t Is Interesting to note that all the
papers spell Murphy rith a capital.
and corruption nth a small letter.
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS:
loscph HoIbrooke. after a say ytnai N tanns.
Sfsst dsesrtne-. ..ot. beane,,hcd to niE p, a'
"a her. His fathers former partner. AT. haisen,
gassd, ha. leen mismanssing the store and rs.sr,,
aoscph''s interference. ,MagTe peppeI. aSastan!
Says Hargsn refuses her plea. she returns:
missrably unh.ppy. to The steckIcam, TT !, he'
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The Comedy. Tragedy. ADJ
ventures and Love Affairs
Of Wage Farmers in
q big Store.

my lfe-just drudGery. drudgery,
d~rudsery!" The repetition wal the
kncil of hope. She moved with
a~bruptness, slammed a drawer shut
no!sily; her voice came raspinS: AND
With these remarks We'll consider the
incident closed"
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NO MAN.

Now said the lawyer who was
drawing up the gentleman's viii. ia
there anything more you wish to have
mentloned?'
you've said I want all my just debts
paid. have your"
Yes"
well. Just ADD that the ladies 20
whom I have been paying aiimony are
TO have their regular allowances right
along."-Chicayo Record Herald.
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'll :: #: &C.: g.: s.: e.: e.: =; j: 5: :: $: !: ; !: !; !: !; :
l% not destined to suit the
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T5@p0Pa@aS?M95
g0@m L. GO@5CoOo
7 T sods lucky for Nem York that
! they didn't hare 10 play Phild-
delphtd for the feet.
Copyright, 1911, b, The Prs. ruoiishinx Co.
Tbs New lork World.

they didn't hare TO play Phtld-
delphta for the feet.
From smoking a cigarette In his
bed at home q young . tods burned
to death. Moral: DO not comc home
and % to bed.
II should be the ambition OF epery
young man to remain so clean aud
! tenn pcrdtc In hts habits that his life
,oiil be spared until the suit against
The Steel Trust Is settled.
After SAILING q OirTs NE q young
man falls back into the river aud
droiUns. Maybe he thought that mar
ming girls you rescue uds q lac in
stead OF an oversight.
A toomun, having neper been kissed,
lives to be Der 100 years old. We
Iope long life. but not many OF W.
mould be uiliinO to make such q sac.
rtfcc.
WOLVES invade a topn In Montana.
Probably II Is a manufacturing toton
and the trusts are arranging to fur
nish one for each door.
And then God created pOrtdn and
named her Epe because she wds the
beginning OF darkness.
II Ia rcpOrted that q iuru Of rom
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CHAPTER ".

-N that future to which In her
hour Of trial Maggis Pepper
looked forward 50 bitterly,
there Was new the shadow
OF a dream of the MARQUIS do
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tobacco su,o,Ie" Uuconsc!eusly TO her
self. Maggie was apcai.lng more care
fully than was her wont. Something In
the mere presence OF the man stimu-
lated her 10 avoid the usual sloppy
shop-talk.
The visitor tossed his cigar into Q
ire-buckst. and glanced about him in
terestedly. Then, his eyes came back
10 the SRI. In them was a look OF APP
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And then God created wortdn and
named her Epe because she pds the
beginning Of darkness.
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en- In California found the defend0Hf
innocent end both la,cyers guilty..
A 10 here from Philadelphia
toho claims neuer TO hare had the
idea that he could make a fortune in
the chicken business.
Bacon crofe Shakespeare" VINO
sac the letter, and phat pds u
dboutf
~ a mans married hfe 10 q cue
cess his pite Is tolerant: " unsuc-
cessful he is a brute, and II he re-
mains q bachelor he IS a selfish old
fossI.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
Oil GUSHER
IS UNCOVERED

Fuel oil has been discovered on the
Island Of oahu. For nearly one week.
the unfailing signs that point to oil
have been making their presence man
ifest to a most encouraging extent
within a limited area, right in the
business district of Honolulu.
Captain Campbell, Captain Hyde and
a few other well-known waterfronters
have been quietly prospecting, and a
flow of fuel oil of no mean proportion
has rewarded their combined efforts at
prospecting.
Despite the utmost secrecy displayed
by the prospectors and the endeavors
of James Fox to keep the news of the
discovery from the general public, a
decided slump in oil shares reported
this morning led to the unearthlng of
conspiracy which might have assumed
greater dimensions had the plot to cor
ner the oil market remained undis-
turbed
Fuel oil has been finding its way into
the waters of Honolulu in perceptible
quantities for some time past. 1t has
been a source of much concern to Ter
ritorial as well as commercial and ship
ping interests.
The Inter Island and Matson Navi-
cation people objected to the constant
flow of oil in that section of the har-
Dor where their vessels were moored
because of the stain that was left on
craft flying their flag.
The Territory was interested in
checking the flow and Jimmy" Fox
was set to discover the leak.
The Associated Oil Company was
more vitally concerned in the matter,
as the seepage of oil meant con-
stant drain on their reservoirs. The
leak was found this morning, at the
foot of Nuuanu street, where a joint
has been made in large six-inch iron
main that conducts fuel oil from the
Iwile tanks to the plant of the Hawai-
ian Electric Company.
Delving into Mother Earth to a depth
of about two feet, the workmen at
the "well" found a sodden mass of oil
and earth Pools of the liquid fluid
were opened. The pipe line is being re-
paired and thus heretofore mysterious
trenches that have disigured the park
like waterfront win be filled in, while
placid surface of the harbor.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
F|LIP|NOS ARE
y in CONTEMPT

Twelve Filipinos, who were persu-
AIDED to forego a little trip to San
Francisco in the Oceanic steamship
Sierra Sailing for the coast yesterday
morning, are In contempt of court ac-
cording to a complaint to which they
were arraigned before District Nag.
istrate Lymer this morning.
An even dozen little brown broth
ers were lined up before His Honor
after having spent twenty-four hours
as guests of Sheriff Jarrett. Through
an interpreter the complaint was
read in which 1t is alleged that they
attempted to evade summon to APP
pear as witnesses in case wherein
one Z. de Gussman is charged with
having solicited laborers for coast
companies without first having secur-
ed license to do the same.
The Filipinos upon arraignment this
morning admitted that special City
land County officer Harry Lake had
visited them while at quarantine and
read the summons.
They did not state whether they
understood the order but pied guilty
-Four days jail sentence or deten-
tion was ordered in each instance.
The men are said will be held by the
authorities until the case against de
Gussman can be given a preliminary
hearing The de Gussman matter will
probably receive attention in the low
er court on next Monday. Should the
Filipinos then be released, they will
be unable to take passage on any
steamer until the sailing of the lio-
nolulan which is expected TO leave
here on April llth
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
LOOKS GOOD FOR BIG
ADVANCE IN PRICE
]. H. SCHNACK,
1877 Merchant Street

I have only a few thousand shares
of Lakeview No 2, and when that is
sold, the price will doubtless advance
to one dollar par. My price is still
fifty cents Don't get left DO 1t now
j. OSWALD LUTTED
1139 Fort St.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
FOR SALE.

Lots In a beautiful site opposite the
new Kamehameha Park, in the coolest
and healthiest suburb of Honolulu. one
block from King street car, with cleo
trio light, sewer, fine streets, good soil,
and the best artesian water.
Choice lots in Nuuanu Tract, to
which electric line is now being built.
$3.50 up.
Lots at Palama within walking dis
tance of town.
Other lands in Manoa and Kalihi.
FOR RENT-Splendid recently com
pleted cottage, at $40
]. H. SCHNACK,
1877 Merchant Street
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
Honolulu Stock Exchange
NAME OF STOCK.

Thursday, Mar. 80.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Bulletin telephone numbers
have not been changed with the loea-
tion OF the paper. They remain the
same as printed in the telephone direo-
tory Business office, 2256; editorial
rooms, 2185.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30

SALES-Between Boards: Oahu,
$2S; 80 Oahu, $2S; so Oahu, $2S; as
Oahu $2S; 20 Oahu, S2S; 20 Paia, $155;
Is Haiku, $155; 20 Brewery, $40; )
Brewery, 500,
Latest sugar quotation, 1856 cents, or
$77.20 per ton.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30

"Do it now can be carried out lit
orally in reference to business deals
on the other islands If you use wire
less" Successful business men never
attempt to save few cents on i'm
portant matters and take a chance
of losing out. Get the wireless
habit 4NasRAs~9
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30

An archaeogollst in the Middle West
thinks that the Mayas, who once In
habitcd America, had a civilization as
far advanced as that of any people eX-
cept the Greeks. The dwellers In the
junRles of Yucatan, Guatemala and
Honduras are believed to be their de-
scendants
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
WANTS
WANTED.

Chinese cook or japanese man cook
and wife Recommendation reqliir-
ed. Apply Room So, Young Hotel.
ASSET
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-30
FOR SALE.

one Reading Standard motor cycle;
cheap. Apply Wireless station, u S.
Naval Station. 4S73- If