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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Mauna kea Maru Is the Latest.

rNNd Ndlu 10 NilC IdNSoNs
Pete Phillips. popular purser in the
Mauna Kca is Justly entitled to u
triilC expansion at the waist line M
on receipt of the news that the Mauna
koa over which he prcsdes has been
pCrrctuatcd in local japanese mcr-
chant marine. Phillips leaned over the
side Of the ntcr-Island flagship the
morning before departure from IlilO
and was Obliged to rub his eyes in
order TO determine whether he was
fully awake. Before him chuggcd in
majestic array big power japanese
sampan hearing the name Mauna Kca
Maru. Phillips fixed his attention on
the craft and also sgaw large aud
pOrtly individual In charge. however,
rObed in buistCrous figured kimono.
In returning to Honolulu this morn
ing Phillips reported IlilO shipping ms
fairly active. The schooner Prosper
has finished disCharging and sailed
for the Coast in ballast on last Fri
day. The MatsOn Navigation steamer
arrived there ON Friday to take sugar
and discharge thousand tons freight.
The G. S. Holmes Is still dscharG-
ing lumber. but the work Is going on
slowly and she has got out but little
over 10000 feet -up-tO-datc.
The Salvador has been disCharging
lumber nj the railroad wharf for the
past four days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Furniture and Piano Movers
City Transfer Co. Phone 1881
n
Phone 1881
Shipping

Tor over four years. He has an OK
'cnsivc cocoanu. plantation there and
finds profitable market for copra.
He believes that a good profit might
he derived from n systematic Cultiva-
ton of the cOCoanut and converting
the same into COpra
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
likelike An Arrival.

The lnter-lsland steamer Likelike
with III head cattle, 20 cases honey
ana "a packages sundries was an ar
rival from Maui and Hawaii ports.
The vessel met with northeast winds
aud moderate seas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
OAHU LODGE NO. I, K. Of P.

Meets every first and third Friday at
$50 o'clock, Pythan Hail. corner Bcrc-
tania and Fort streets. Visiting broth
er5 cordially invited to attend
$ DECKER, e. e.
.. IIElNE, Is. of r. & $.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Lottic Is Coming to Honolulu.

l.ottic Bennett. will pay visit to
the Hawaiian Islands. Lottic in this
particular instance Is . wimdiammcr.
acknowledged and bringing down a
shipment of material for Pearl Hat
nor docks. The vessel sailed from
Columbia River ports yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
DEPARTED
Friday, Oct. 6

Hawaii via Maui ports laudine,
stmr., p. M.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Wandering Gypsics Return to Town.

wandering Gypsic> Return to Town.
GypsicS in assorted sizes and pie
lurcsQuc array. having concluded Il
fortune-tclling campaign on Hawaii
returned to town as deck passengers
in the lnter-lsland liner Mauna Kca
this morning. The Gypsy band came
to Hawaii some weeks ago from the
Far East. The party filled large
express wagon this morning when
they negotiated the transfer Of them
selves and their effects to a KakaakO
tenement The Mauna Kca was an
early arrival with fair sized list Of
passengers and small amount Of
cargo. The freight list included IL
cords slabs, 10 cords wood, u guam
tity of emptics, 4 crates chickens, and
l75 packages sundrics. Purscr Phil
lips reports moderate trades and seas
on the hOmcward trip. The vessel is
to return to lIilO and way ports on
next Tuesday morning, sailing from
the Mauna Kca wharf at 10 O'Clock.
-
Maui Here With Sugar and Cattle.
The Intcr-lsland steamer Maui was
an arrival at the port this morning
coming from Hawaii and Maui with II
shipment of lO,903 sacks sugar and
scVCnty-fvo head cattle. The vessel
met with fair weather on the home
ward trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
MILTON & PARSONS

Have received cH Sierra especially
trimmed STREET and DRESS HATS
HOTEL ST. Opp. Young Cafe
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
FOR RENT.

Furnished room to let near the Donna
Mrs +. u. Wichr, 12l5 Bcrctnnia
Ave. 5Ojl-tr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Maui Here With Sugar and Cattle.

sees II Future ior Copra IN Hawaii.
A future for copra in Hawaii is pre-
dictcd by j. L. Dwycr, who Is to take
passage in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liner Makura for the south seas. Mr.
pwyer has been n resident of Samoa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Mary Foster Bound for the Islands.

The American schooner Mary r.
Foster Is reported To hav" sailed from
Grays Harbor with shipment OF
lumber consigned to local importers.
The vessel sailed yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
aoNoLULU LODGE. 6ls. B. P. O.

Honolulu Lodge No SIC. b. p. o,
Glks. meets IN :helr hall. on King
street, near Fort, every Friday eve
ains. Visiting Rrotheru are cordially
invited to attena.
d. +. II. ISENEERG, Il. II.
GEO. Z. KLUEGEL, Sec
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21

which forecast his birth at Bethlehem Of
Judea There are in the United States alone
2b44 Adventist churches with an aggregate OF
100000 communicates.
The Jews expect a Messiah yet TO come
The Behaists, or "Truth.Knowers." whose
cult. a modern offshoot OF Mohammedanism,
has made remarkable Roadway IN Europe and
America during the past decade or two, be-
lieve that the re-incarnation Of the Master has
already taken place in our time. Their priests
and propagandists declare II their mission to
make known to the world the glad udings
that Beha Ullah. the head OF their faith, who
dwells In the flesh at Acre In Syria. Ia none
other than Jesus Christ re-incarnated and
come again to earth in fulfllment OF the an.
cient prophecies.
The Theosophists. whose Universal Broth.
erbood" was founded by Nine. Blavatsky in
1878. with headquarters at Adyar, Madras, In
. dia, believe the incarnate appearance OF Christ
In this world to be imminent at the present
moment They believe that the jesus Of our
faith even now incarnate but not manifested
to man. will take a new body, manifest himself
visibly and lead mnnt!rd In the evolution OF O
higher civilization, an epoch o. Christian so
cialism in which wisdom and compassion will
make true brotherhood OF man at time
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
Us VzGu0A

Christmas day has been observed by even the
most piousy inclined as the occasion for In.
dulging In good cheer.
In Merry England" the festival 10 made a
thoroughly enjoyable one. though the days
have changed somewhat since Dickens rode
through the streets Of London and told OF the
scenes OF Christmas Joy he Witnessed In the
lamplit streets. Nowadays electricity has TAX,
en- the place of gas and lamplght and In.
stead OF the slow, wheezy horse vehicles OF
Dickens day the streets OF Merry England
are traversed by electric and oil motor car.
rages But the good oldfashioned dinner pre-
walls and from king TO commoner all go to
the place each calls home to eat well.mads
soup. goose or turkey. potatoes. sprouts. mince
pies and Christmas pudding.
"Stille Nache heilige pacht" has been sung
in Germany for many untold Chrlstmases be-
meath the Illuminated pine tree, and It's popu.
lation OF sixty-fve millions will enjoy their
gingerbread and honey cakes.
In Denmark Christmas is a most important
and beautiful festival Despite all other
changes. It preserves its old character, and 10
universally celebrated among rich and poor
In Russia the spirit Of ST. Nicholas Is ram
pant and the streets Of St Petersburg. Mos
COW. Riga and other centers are alive with
silvery-belled drochas, all bearing happy mus
covltes exchanging calls and bearing each 9th.
er presents. which are opened at sweet-aden
tables shrouded in vapor from the steaming
samoverB.
In New York City there will be millions OF
conspiraces to surprise the children. for with
our polyglot peoples no nation realizes to the
extent the United States does the inner mean
ing for the world OF the festivals OF the Christ
child Hore. more than anywhere else In tho
world the spirit of Christmas invites our own
happiness in seeking that OF others, and In
the accomplishment Of good will toward men
we know we yearly replant tho rose that
blossomed in the snow Of the first Christmas
might
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21

Wit
present generation
The above enumeration incmdes only II lew
NJ tho worId.wide sects and creeds that either
Ioolt for n new birth of Christ or believe that
.rcb a rsIrcornotIor has already and recently
,oLor nlace The iaea mora mr. less definitely
tormrlatsd anImatea nm ipcelculable number
=, smaIIor commun,t,es and individuals not
,aran account ~ hare
Ana I, 10 n sign,acan, fact that however
,.,aar, =, uor,orco ths,r theories and grounds
q, faith NAV be. ali these millions OF Advent.
ists meet on common ground in the popular
belief that this present age reproduces, In the
world's cycles. the Augustan age of old Rome.
with ita over.rlpe and decadent civilization
and ACCOMMODATING spiritual unrest.
The earthIy scene ia set for some new and
awesome act in the drama OF Eternity.
The scripturos of old and the signs of the
times TODAY thoughtful men point out alike
warn us that the hour of fate ia at hand
Christians hive done their best and their
worst to the Church OF God for now over eight
cen centuries. and she stands today mournful
exbihItion ~ THAR devastating work broken
and divided into hundreds of warning sects
she no longer hears the voice that inspired the
early church. Truly It Ia time to expect that
the Lord will himself arise and come to re-
build the spiritual Zion and restore the waste
places of the spiritual Jerusalem. Although
we know not the day or the hour" yet the
time when the Lords coming 10 at hand is not
altogether hidden from us The signs which
are to precede and usher in his coming are
plainly and abundantly set forth in Scripture
and we are exhorted to watch for them and
know that the time Ia near All these pre-
dicted signs In the social, moral political. civil
ecclesiastical and spiritual spheres declare
the Adventists. are now either fulfilled or full.
filling
All the ecclesiastical prophecies of Christ's
second coming rest on the same foundation
namely the fulflllment of preyious p,blicaI
prophecies and the assumption that this IN.
dicatea further fuIalImor,. vat IN coma 70 4.
claimed that inasmuch as tho birth of Christ
was foretold isaiah VII, 1p and that the
birth should take place in bethlehem of .udea
micah ". ", and the several other propbe-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
The MIstletoc.

Some of the names by which this plant was
called are "misselden," or more commonly
'missei."
This plant was venerated by the pagans Of
Greece and Rome There is reference 20 the
mistletoe In the works Of Virgil, IN the Edda
and In Celtic legends
Druids collected It with great solemnity
The Prince of Druids cut II with q golden
sickle
Ancient Britons reverenced only that mlstle-
toe which grew up on the oak trees
The white berries which bring a blush to the
fortunate maiden's cheek. give the quick az
mirer the right to kiss any person caught under
the mistletoe bongh. Its charm is against the
evils o. a lonely single liza.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
EAsTERNERs EYE MISSOURI.
With Right Kind Of Encouragement
Can Be Won to the West.

Hannibal.-Sydney J. Roy, secIeta-
~ Of the Federation OF Missouri Com
mercial clubs has returned from the
East, where he went in the interest
OF the Hannibal Commercial Club,
which is interesting manufacturing
enterprises seeking locations In the
West. He reports the general feeling
most favorable to Missouri.
He said: 81 found business men
with money hesitating about making
investments in enterprises In some
sections Of the country. but they were
all ready to consider good PROPOSE
lions from Missouri.
II found many Industrial concerns
seriously considering Missouri, be-
cause they recognize that social and
economic conditions In Missouri are
In a healthy condition and are on a
solid foundation. and the future of
their enterprises II located here would
be assured
'Missouri's central location makes
her the key to the Industrial situation
In the West, and all that Ia necessary
to insure phenomenal growth in
manufacturing is for Missourians to
get together and properly present
Missouri's advantages to the invest
ing public"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
A Christmas Tabieau.

Many years ago. says an old legend. there
lived in a mysterious region band of Chris.
tan monks whose life duty II was to plant
seeds and grow crops OF toys for Santa Claus
10 distribute. These monks dressed In white
gowns and wore Christmas wreaths about their
heads.
From this tradition Christmas pantomime
could be devised clever person can make
many additions. Arrange stage as beautiful
garden, and place small Christmas trees here
and there On these trees dolls and other toys
appear 70 be growing While music is played
softly the curtain rises, disclosing the monks
working in the garden. In the distance Ia
heard the mufhed sound Of sleigh bells. Santa
Claus enters, bows reverently TO the monks
shows his empty pack. which they slowly al
from the laden trees.
The music continues. the curtain falls. then
rises. disclosing Santa Claus only, who distrfb-
utes TIRE gifts to the children Of the Sunday
school
The monks can be personated by older boys
or girls
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21


of loyal prince was shed for absorption by
their weakening god the world would pass
into darkness and all would die
As the sun rose higher in tire heavens tho
multitude Of worshppers exchanged gifts, and
on the crags and high places Of the Mount OF
Ghoom. which is above narjiling, In the Hima'
layas goats were sacrificed to the sun god.
who WAS hailed by the multitude as new.
born babe, refreshed and renewed with the
blood OF their princeling Offering
For thousands OF years before the birth OF
Jesus of Nazareth this drama was enacted In
the mountains OF India and the tradition was
carried by the merchants into Persia, Egypt
and China to become later part of the Pagan
saturnalia OF the Romans and the Druids
For two centuries OF the Christian era there
10 no indisputable evidence or any celebration
of Christs birth The primitive Christians.
like sensible opportunists made II the festival
OF the Light OF All Nations" borrowing from
the east. the birthplace Of all religions. the
birthday OF the sun god. which was held by
the Romans ION tho day when light got the
bstetr Of darkness. and tho days began to
get longor) as a great festival In celebration
of the birthday OF the unconquered sun"
The first historical account OF the celebra'
ton of Christmas day Ia connected with the
prosecutor, Dioclietlan. who, when holding
court at Nicomedia, about 800 A. D., on learn
ing that a multitude Of Christians were MS
sembled In the city to celebrate the birthday
OF Jesus, ordered the church doors to be clos
cd and the building to be set abaze, so that
all the worshippers perlshed In the fiames
Diocletan was possessed Of the most terrible
Of all heresies that moral forces can be put
down by physical ones. Christianity by fire
and sword. but his successor. Julian In the
next generation, when Dlocletian had done his
worst, and done It thoroughly. had to admit
that all was in vain. He may not, in fact,
have said Thou hast conquered, oh, Gall
lsan!" though Julian proved II.
Early in the thirteenth century the Chris.
tian church sanctioned feasting on Christmas
day by removing the obligation OF observing
abstinence whenever that festival should fall
on a Friday. By abstinence Is meant that
flesh meat shall not be INDUCED In. and as
every Friday throughout the year was n day
specially marked for such modification, Christ
mas must indeed have been somewhat cheer
less when the feast was In reality more than n
fast by reason OF Its occurrence on Friday.
That, however s quite forgotten by present.
day Observers and for close on 700 years
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
MISSOURI NEWS
iTlNERANT VENDOR HARD HIT.
New State Law Appears to Have
Stopped Business.

jefferson City.--The itinerant ven
dor law passed by the last legislature,
requiring all persons who propose to
engage In the character Of business
which falls within the purview Of this
enactment, to deposit $500 with the
secretary of state In the nature OF q
bond, and to pay SIS annually for q
license, threatens to put the itinerant
merchant out of business altogether
Not a single license has been Issued
by the secretary of state, although
there have been few inquiries about
the license fee. the bond and other
phases OF the law. The retail mer.
chants of st. Louis and other large
cities drafted the measure, and It
passed the legislature and was signed
by the governor.
The law was intended primarily to
restrict the operations of persons en-
gagged in so-called assignment" fire
and water and bankrupt" sales of
merchandise The law requires the
itinerant vendor to state under oath
to the secretary OF state the charac-
ter OF the sale, and its cause, includ-
ing the names Of the companies, firms
or individuals from whom he obtained
The merchandise.
He shall then put up $500 in cash.
which is held 30 long as he operates
in Missouri, and in addition pay S25
annually for a license. Each county
and municipality may also levy its
license upon him, the amount being
left entirely to the discretion of the
taxing authorities. This law fixes
conditions almost prohlbitive upon
persons engaged In this business, and
1t may be attacked in the courts
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
Dog Wins $3.50 Damage Suit.

Macon.-King, hunting dog be-
longing to the court stenographer,
was introduced by defendant in the
circuit court to Offset the testimony
of Levi F. Landlord. who sued viii
liam Morgan for $3.50 for a dog bite.
Landlord testified that Morgan's dog
had sunk four teeth in Landlords leg
and that dime would cover the four
holes made by the teeth. King was
introduced to show four Of his teeth
would cover q much wider area. Each
juryman looked into the dogs mouth
and took his mute evidence. Ths YER
dict was In favor of the defendant.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
QUEER DISEASE KILLS HOGS.
Ralsers Puzzled by Many Deaths In
johnson County.

Warrensburg,-Hogs In Johnson
county are dying from strange dis
ease that at first was thought to be-
cholera.
A farmer named Avery living near
Lection lost twenty hogs in one day.
Eugene Descombes of the same neigh
borhood is another heavy loser,
The hogs are taken with a high fe-
yer, blisters appear on the ears and
the hair slips from their backs.
The malady has puzzled the hog
raisers in this county.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
ARRIW1L or THE SHEPHERDS

HE idea Of a new ctming OF
Christ today is an Influence, II
not an obsession with. count
less millicns Of people In all
parts Of the world.
With all Christians II Is a
thrilling thought, or a devout
wish. With some II is a faith
and a prophecy. The Advent.
lists, under their various de-
nominations-Evangelical. Ad.
vent Christians. Seventh Day,
Life and Advent Union and
others-look for Christ's re-
turn at n nearly date within
the present age, according TO
tha snmo HebrpW uroUhectes
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
Two Badly Burned.

Clinton.-While N. l.. Ross. mana
ger for the Havsnsr OIL company. and
]. p. Alexander were working near
the tanks which are being erected in
Clinton. their clothing became aatu.
rated with gasoline. When they went
to the office their clothing became
ignitsd and they were 30 severely
burned about the head and shoulders
there Is small chance for their re-
covery.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21

HI there. Mister Santa Claus,
Hiking through the sky,
Careful lest you break the laws
Speeding swiftly by.
Better give your car n rect
In its onward flight,
Come down here and be my guest
Just for Christmas night.
I'll show you thing or two
You'll do well to see:
Little people=-not a few
waiting wistfully;
Hoping you will not forget
They are waiting there.
Doomed. fear. but to regret
In the frosty air.
CHEEKY lot OF little souls
You would find them all
II. in seeking out your goals,
You should pause to call.
There they stand all In q row,
Wondering what's the hitch;
Wondering why II is you 60
Solely 'mongst the rich.
They would deem at bit OF cheer.
Tiny though 1t be.
Sign that, when tho Yule is here
with Its songs Of glee.
They were not forgotten; sign
Sent them from above
They were heirs to divine
Thoughtfulness and Love-
Leave the wealthy to their owni
They don't need your care,
Let your loving smile atone
For the cupboard bare.
Seek the children Of the poor,
Make their need your cause,
And you'll make yoar wreaths secure.
Mister Santa Claus.
John Kendrlck Bangs In Harper's Wee
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
YOLETlDE In THE h1PON3 HALL

UNGEBT the prophet held up
his hand.
A sudden cry smote the chill.
ly air, the red edge OF the sun
creeping behind the snow cap
Of Everest seemed to the null.
titude a reflection on the
scythe which Gungeet held in
his hand. Redeemed with the
blood Of the RANGES first born,
which had been offered as a
propitiatory sacrifice to the
Sun God. II was mid.winter-
the winter solstice-and the
sun rays were so feeble that
the sun worshippers we're sore
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
n Wanted on Arson CHARGE.

Moberly.--H. H. Furhinan. who was
arrested In East st. Louis by Sheri1
Huston Of Randolph county, h want
"a In Huntsville on charge Of axson
'axA passing bogus checks. !,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-21
Wealthy Citizen Expires.

Moberly.--onie Thornburg, SO years
years old. one OF Randolph county's
most wealthy citizens. died at his
home, three miles south. He was the
father Of nine children and q brother
Of County Assessor George Thorn
burg.
The Washington times., 1911-06-21
Washington AID Club
To Boost for Capital

Seven members of the washington Ad
Club have already signifed their inten-
ton OF going to Boston at the end Of
July to help Granville NJ. Hunt, chair
man of the conventions committee OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, land the
next annual convention Of the Associ-
ated Ad Clubs of America for Washing
ton.
Five automobiles have been secured
for the trip and the club will endeayor
to have twenty of its members make
the trip. The trip Is being planned Is a
'boosting excursion" for the Nationa!
Capital Souvenirs of Washington are
to be distributed en- route and, on ar
rival at Boston, efforts will be centered
upon making as much noise as possible
for Washington as the next meeting
place of the advertising men.
The next meeting Of the Ad Club VIII
be fleld at the New Fredonia Hotel July
II at noon.