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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

SO tomorrow ard the next day and
the whole week Is Just IA good 10
get votes as any other day since the
contest opened
In one way II "a easier to get votes
now than II will be later on, for tho
field Is being worked every day and
there will be hard fight for every
new subscriber.
But remember that every other
contestant will meet the same cOnli-
ton In that respect as you do.
II you have gotten about all out of
your district that you think you can
get. every other contestant feels the
same way about IL.
But there are goinG to be thousands
of more votes and hundreds of more
subscribers signed up before the end
of the contest
You might as well have them Ms
any other contestant All you have
to do is keep going after them.
Don't let the leaders hold their lead
They probably did their best In
winning the supplementary prizes.
I'm the words of famous naval
commander 81 have not begun tC
fight" show them that you are in the
winning class.
Special Notice.
Subscribers sending in payments tC
the Bulletin must always men
| ton the name of the individual trtI
contestant and the organization con
tcstant, they wish to vote for, as al
! ballots are filled out before lcavini
Office. You can hold back the bal
| lots as long as you wish. Away
, state whether you want the vote!
cast or returned to you.
Every subscription payment mad
en- or since March 2Sih entities thu
payer to votes for a trip contestant
Every payment made on or sine
April .27th entities the payer to vote
foiySboth a trip contestant and al
organization contestant. Present re
ceipts and votes will be issued
Remember you get two sets o
votes II you pay or have paid you
/ your subscription since April 9Th
one for a trip candidate, and anoth
er for an organization candidate. Al
equal number Of votes as given i
the standing vote schedule are issu
cd for both.
Tri-weekly counts will be made o
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday he
ginning with next Thursday. The re
suits of these counts will he pub
lished on Monday. Wednesday nm
Friday. Ballots intended for thes
counts should be In the Bulleti
Office by o'clock of the day. tn
, count Ia made.
; Keep your paper coupons for tri
and organization candidates separat
and do not roll the votes. Send ther
in, in envelopes with the name of tn
candidate and the number of vote
they contain written on the from
: This will help to make counts accui
ate and prompt. and permit you t
| estimate what correct total shoul
be in advance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29
COOPERATION BRINGS CONTEST success;

test editor make this one of the most
Interesting pages, in the always new
sy Bulletin. Your return will be
thousands of votes.
Organizations the Same.
What Is asked here from the indi-
vidual trip candidates applies to the
organization workers. let " have
photographs showing interior or OK
terror views OF your meeting places.
Write short, interesting history OF
the order. Tell people about your
self and why you are working for the
piano. II will appeal to all and cs-
pecially TO the many members who
are living in some other part of the
Islands. They will want to help out
the organization they were so much
Interested in, in some past year or
years. Attend to this at once. Con
test time is growing short. Help 9TH
crs to help you. IN other words help
the contest editor TO inspire interest
In ynur cptIsp
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29
ICE CREAM MAKERS
HEAR LAW REQUIREMENTS

Local ice cream manufacturers arc
apparently making an attempt to con-
form to the provisions Of the law
enacted 10y the last session of the
Legislature, which provides that ice
cream shall contain ut least fourteen
per cent. Of butter fat. Food InspcC-
tor Blanchard is receiving number
or samples Of the ice cream made since
the new law became operative. and
finds that the required percentage *
hoing gradually approached. Tho hcst
sample of ice cream 40 far received Is
from a japanese manufacturer. whose
product contained sixteen per cent. OF
butter fat
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29
FORTUNE fAVORS FRIENDS
OF ACTIVE TRIP ASPIRANTS
Is Easier to Get Votes Now Than Hereafter Because the
Field Is Not SO Closely Worked as It
Will Be Later On.

Votes for both; and trips ana
prizes for BOTH Is as much slogan
in the Bulletin 1871 expansion
year contest. as is, Votes for wo-
men," in England.
Noisy demonstration Is not evident
but intense interest in the subject ut
heart is disccrnible.
Loyalty to their different orders
makes the spirit of vote getting
among the organization workers u
creditablc one. Ambition for educa-
tional travel. earned In dignified
earnest effort in just as creditable Il
GAUGE.
The pace of the vote gathercrs Is
pleasant to view. II shows keen in.
tCrest In the warfare of vote popular
ity: and II signifies that every worker
Is certain of honest reward for every
effort.
1t. Is gratifying to have such public
manifestation of belief In the Bul.
lctin. Candidates dependence ior
INC Hllul tllI ll'iA'ol uNdl vi INV
California trips and the organization
prizes will never he deplored by
them
II was such past faith as this, thai
induced the Bulletin to offer ter
trips this year, instead of five, ant
the early interest of readers anC
candidates caused the adding Of tn,
extra prizes, for organization mtercs
in the welfare of some of their mem
bers who are ambitious trip aspir
ants.
Now one can aid his organization
and his friend by personal interes
in the ultimate outcome of this grea
double contest.
There is reward for the meri
of trip workers: and reward for or
ganization loyalty.
Surely, contest that chroni
grumblers cannot but silently compli
mont
1t is certainly gratifying when one
Efforts to please are appreciated
That's why we are pleased now.
The public Is showing plainly tina
it appreciates the efforts of the. B |
letin. both past and present.
Those who have read the paper fo
years are willing TO continue 1t ia
years to come.
Those who have not taken tn
bulletin so far have heard sue
good things of II that they arc onl
waiting for favorable opportunit
to put themselves on the list of res
ular subscribers.
Each day Of the contest bears Wi
ness to increasing activity.
The candidates are putting asid
the last traces of hesitation and goin
into the enterprise in Wholesome
way that speaks well for what the
will accomplish. .. ... ....
Every Day Is Valuable.
You'll wish you kept hard at wor
every day when the 'big contest gel
near the close.
You'll hurry every hour and regal
each day as a day for votes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29
Ask Questions.

Ask Questions.
DO not hesitate about asking ques-
lions. That is one of the things the
contest man is at the Blu lc in of
flee for. II you are an organization
worker and do not thoroughly under
stand the vote issue or anything else
about this double contest, call at the
Bul letin and the information will
he gladly furnished
Vote Judgment.
Use good Judgment in casting bal
lots. Suppose you lead the list. do
not put in too many votes hut hold
them in reserve for some more criti-
cal contest period when you will need
TO make great showing TO gain
some coveted contest support. Con-
test voting Is ono of the most I'M
portant things in securing success.
Names Not Withdrawn.
Since the first count the names Of
all the candidates have not been
printed daily as was the case before.
II Is not likely that they ever will
again but the names are not with
drawn from the contest. All are still
eligible and as soon as votes are
cast for any of them they will APP
pear in the list with the other vote
getters. But space is too limited to
permit the daily publishing Of the
long list of. nominations. To get your
name published and to appear as an
active candidate. all that Is neces-
sary Is send In votes.
Nominations at any Time.
The nomination coupon will not be
run daily any longer but this does
! not mean that nominations can not
/ still be sent in. Nominations of or
! ganlzation or trip candidates can b.
made at any time during the con
| test. From time to time the nomin
ating coupon will appear In the pa
| per, but II II does not appear at the
time when you want the blank. write
out the name, address, and occupa
/ tion on a piece OF paper and send I,
us; II will CONT for the 5000 nomin
ating votes as II on regular cou
pom.
Names of candidates when frs
nominated will he printed for Ont
receive votes at some count.
Send Us Pictures.
Active candidates who want to re
mind their former acquaintance
should not hesitate in sending us pho
tographs. If you haven't one get on
taken. You owe II to the people VIII
are supporting you TO show yourself
willing to do your part; and Bull le
! { in readers all over the Territory o
Hawaii are interested In you: the,
want to know something about yo,
and nothing tells the story so effec
! lively as picture. In self intCres
do your share toward making tn
contest page as interesting as posi-
BILE
|, With the picture send also short an
photography that tells something aboU
your present and past work and lifc
and your reasons for wanting one q
longer ones offered. Everyone. every
where, will be interested in what yo
say. We viii not run II Just as 20
write II. but will try and put in tn
form of an interesting interview.
Young and Oldham, woman, bo
or girlNdo this much to help the con
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

Subscriptions 10 Weekly Bulletin.
Old New
Votes Votes
Dno year ........... 100 800
E7Tzsa.ss.NF --Frl sfsseeeasel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29
Reward For Organization Loyalty
How Votes Are issued.

Every copy Of the Bulletin will
contain a coupon, which, when pro-
perly filed out. will entitlc the holder
TO votes of the number specified.
Votes are also issued on paid sub
seriptions to the Evening Bulle-
tin in proportion to the length of
time such subscriptions are paid in
accordance with the schedule appear
ing below.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

The 1920 passengers on the stranded
steamship PRINCESS Irene wcrc trans.
fcrrcd to the Prinz Friedrich wilhelm
in five hours ard ten minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
Z. w. Groves signature is on
PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Louis. U S. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
TAFT WILL GIVE
TURKEYS AWAY
cne Hundred Fat cobble-s TO Be Dis
trlbuted r! President 20 Employees
Of White House.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22-Presldent
TAFT continued his Christmas shop
ping tonight. visiting several down
town stores and making q few pur-
chases. Washington was swept by a
wintry rain all afternoon. and when
The President ventured out IL vas IN
one Of the White House automobiles.
Tomorrow the Christmas season ar
The White House really begins. for
more than 100 Tat turkey gobblers
VIII be distributed for the President
10 all married men employed around
the building
The President and his family plan
10 observe this Christmas day lust
az they have the other two they have
spent there Miss Helen and Charlie
Taft are already az home. and Robert.
he Oldest son. will arrive tomorrow.
Charlie IL too old now for a Christmas
tree. and probably Will not hang up
his stockings this year
tn" White House dinner will be
served az 90 and there will be- no
guests During the day the President
probably sill attend church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
CHRISTMAS AT THE
COUNTY INFIRMARY
ELABORATE PROGRAM PREPARED
FOR THE INMATES.
ST. James Missionary Society TO Have
Charge OF the
Affair.

Christmas is always one OF the big
gest days at the county inirmary and
this year II promises To be bigger
than ever before. The day will be
observed In a gala manner and one
OF the treats promised the inmates
Is h turkey dinner which will be
served at noon. Superintendent VIM.
Green is preparing an excellent menu.
as follows: Turkey. cranberry sauce.
home grown celery. mashed potatoes.
old-fashioned home made bread, but.
ter. candies. cakes and fruit. After
the feast each OF the inmates will be
presented with a useful gift. usually
an article OF wearing apparel.
In the afternoon the St. James
Missionary society, OF the 81. James
German Lutheran church. will enter.
tain the inmates Of the institution.
and will present them with gifts. candy
and cakes. The members OF the Trim
lily Lutheran church will give their
annual entertainment 20 the inmates
on Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
XMAS CANTATA
"Santa's Prescription Will be Given
at the Peoples T~abernaeIe This
Evening.


AZ the peoples Tabernacle on South
street this evening. tho Sunday school
VIII mold its Christmas Entertainment
SantaS Prescription" an appropriate
cantata, VIII be rendered. II mas
hten tho custom for many years TO
give the scholars. who have been reru-
iar IN attendance. n present. Each
VIII receive some remberance in addi-
ION To their treat. The following IL
me program. Opening Chorus and
March. W Are Free" Recitation
FIJI h Stockings. Miss BuIah can
non Recitation. once Upon a Time
ElI@ahcth Rhodes. chorus.
Little Stockings. Recitation. Nuch
Trouble BEFORE Christmas. SvIbIa
S'hau Chorus. Uncle Samuel Winds
the yarn. Recitation. Wilies PRAYER
NiolIeta Nolan. Recitation. What Han
prhed Christmas Eve. zelda Green.
q, horuS. \ Family AFFAIR. Primary
Department Drill. Santa Arrives on
inc seem. chorus. An Anair Dinner
S"rE brill. old Glory. Dustt. Harold
and Zelda Green. Reelection Christ-
mas - coming. william Rhodes. Rosa
talon. Mrs. Santa claus. Myrtle But
Ter Sol" blanche Brubsnk. Far
wen Greetings. from North. Fast.
south and West. chorus. Good Slight
distribution ~ Presents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
FREE DELIVERIES
OF a1an Taken Up BY warvood Council.
Committee TO Confer with
HAzlstt.

Warwood council met IN REGULAR s.s-
sion last evening in the Central engine
mouse. with al members present except
ing Mayor !. " A~hercroubia Recorder
Iharies b. Miller acting In his stead.
\ representative Of the Bell Tel.ubone
company was present and stated That
had decided To- give the town
-FOUR free phones FOR its use instead ~
Two. ia consideration Of tie franchise
granted some weeks ago. A phone will
he Installed In each OF the fire engine
houses md on" in tho residence OF Town
Sergeant conner.
The finance committee was authorized
10 draw 5000 from the garbage fund 10
deray expenses In putting the streets
m better condition with the % car loads
or cinders 20 arrive In the next Few
weeks. The street and alley funds were
some time ago.
The question or disposing OF garbage
was discussed as the farmer VINO aas
been taking all the towns garbnce fos
hog feed refuses to longer DO 50 on ac-
count OF glass and lye being In II. 1he
matter was referred 10 the health COM
inlttre 10 report back at the next regl-
ar meeting.
Report u Town Sergeant Conner was
read. howin that Ie had collected from
December : W 60 the present time for
thiS month. sl6s.a2. there remaining IN
collected town ta-cs about gsuY.
wv AANNNNh n fNA n or THanN WAS
granted permission 20 construct q sew or
On highland avenue. leading from tie
works. wItn the UNDERWRITING thai resi-
dents in that vicinity could connect
their sewers 90 a.
\ resolution - thanks Of the present
council Iui !fs officers was ten
dtr"i Warwood and Loveland fire com.
panies Tor ne use OF their huiIdines. In
which they have neld council meetings
Nn ordinance was passed allowing
each % the companies 80 cents Tor lam
tors service wnen council shall IN the
future meet In their respective buildings
4 number ~ bills were ordered paid.
including the street bill for labor and
teams 81 St5f.c1 for the month.
4 committee. composed Of Counciluen
f"td and 'irlin. with Dr Walden. vas
appointed q" wait upon Postmaster Rob
'rt Hazlett az Wheeling. 4rIafI.e to
laving o. free mail delivery 800 Greater
NarwuoI. as the houses will soon b.
numbered and markers up FOR the new
street names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
UNEARTH LOTTERY
Arrest o. Woman Gives Clue 70 ss,,o
Domingo Lottery Conducted
in West.

GANSAS CITY. So. Dee Q.
z through the arrest or 20 woman simon.
inter here today the police say fhev
nave learned ~ the extensive sale az
Santo Dom nCo lottery tickets i'm Kan.
sas city and throughout the middle
west Fremont Weeks. an empiove az
mn express company. be- being held bv
The federal authorize. as The kgasas
CIV agent of the lottery
cash prizes OF abort $4,000 arc
said Q" hnve been offered hy one com
pany involved in the DISCLOSURES made
today The famn promoters. DO is d..
iievcd. ore conducting several other
lotteries Of equal proportions.
The dsclOsures came through tho
arrest 90 % woman giving rho namo Of
Mrs ola Weeks for stealing kff glove.
in 90 department store The police
snarchin- Mrs Weeks nparfmerfs
said tf'5 discovered hundreds az lot
fiery tickets in % suit case The
womHu'a huhanda Fremont Weeks.
was Then arrested and turned over 10
a. United states marshal Tho Tickets
are said tn have been aolI as coupons
OF The Internal oual Mining q Invest.
mcnt company ~ Sauto Domineo
bore n number aud sold az nuy
cents o. "a dollar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
GRADED SCHOOLS.
OBSERVE XMAS
ALL CLASSES HOLD APPROPRIATE
HOLIDAY EXERCISES.
End o. First Term OF School Year OBJ
served with Elaborate Programs
In Schools

The close OF the first term OF the
school year in the graded schools OF
the city was marked by appropriate
holiday exercises by the children OF
every class. The Christmas spirit
was rife and holiday cheer ran riot
Throughout the afternoon. The friends
OF the school children and their par
ents were called In 10 help make the
not a thing vas left undone which
would help out In rounding the year
TO an appropriate ending.
Richie School.
A. the Richie school. OF which Prof
Crago is the principal. exercises OF an
appropriate nature were held in all
rooms. The children were delighted
with a real Santa Claus. who visited
every room OF the building with little
favors OF stockings filed with candy
for them. In roo II, a Christmas
tree had been erected. All rooms
were beautifully decorated and these
will be left throughout the holiday
season so that M visitors at the
buildings nay see them.
Clay and jefferson.
The observance at the Clay and
Jefferson schools was very elaborate.
each room holding exercises for itself.
Al h Jefferson school each room had
a little tree which had been bought
and decorated by the children. A
number or drawings decorated the
blael'Soards. all being the work OF the
children and in some instances dis.
playing surprising talent. The sub
jects were for the most part OF a holi.
day nature.
AT the Jefferson school the celebra.
ton was similar TO that in the Clay
with h exception hat a mall box
had been established in each room
during the past two weeks and spe.
cially appointed postmen. chosen from
among b pupils distributed the
christmas notes which had been left
there. In the first three grades the
teachers had prepared treats OF candy
for the children.
At the Washington schools nro.
grams OF declarations. ESSAYS and
readings we're given in all II rooms.
the seventh and eighth grades com
bining.
Similar o~bservances were carried
out in all other schools in the CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
WILEY CONTEST
NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY BY HOUSE
DEMOCRATS.
Believed Case VIII Not he Brought By
Democrats 20 wife over
Hughes Seat
BY L. H. ARNOLD.
Inteligencer Bureau
Waahinnfnn u q Nae ~

- ~ ~ 80
Although the defendant Is 4 member
OF the minority party in tho house. there
s. little likelihood of the Wiley-lIughes
contest assuming serious proportions.
Mr.. Hughes frank Ambulance Or the
illegal casting OF IS votes at one pre-
cinct In Mingo COunty. for the perpetra-
tion OF which frauds even his Democra-
tic opponents acknowledge that he was
not responsible FOR. has made him many
friends In addition TO the legion tnat are
already lis.
Those members or The Democratic
house. who have known Mr.. Hughes dur
Ing his eleven years ~ service. regard
les OF political affIliatipu. believe tho
hunt"ingtOnian's statement. and will
stand by him I'm the event of the matter
coming Up on the floor ~ the house.
Such regard for the integrity ~ Mr..
Hughes. have the old members. that a
prominent Democrat from n western dis
trlct said to-day. "If the Hughes contest
case comes up for a vote Of the house.
I Will case my ballot according Co the
statement that Jim Hughes makes. be-
cause ] know he IT. honest" The same
view or the matter is entertained by
many other members Of the house ma
Jority. Congressman Hughes majority
Of over $500 In an Off year. Is con-
elusive proof 20 their minds that MI.
Hughes ~ the legal representative ~ the
Fifth district. Mere heresay takes up
the larger portion Of the voiuminous
charges Or alleged corruption filed b.
Wileys counsel The house cannot fair
~ take "a members seat from him with
out actual evidence OF "A sufficient
amount % fraudulent votes being cast.
which n properly cast would have re-
suited In the election % hls opponent
The Wiley charges involve no evidence
that would stand before a court 81 law.
except the charges ~ fraud In tho one
precinct A. 20 The commitment Of
fraud In other precincts they have so far
been unable 90 secure any Information
that would be REGARDED ~ evidence be-
fore n tribunal - Justice