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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
gafcincrinoen uSisrcs al en- paoIioe.

8a~fcineringen nbfsres al en- paalibe.
Zig 9prl9ge eler en- @erion, Der for
itaar iig paa Oct, pil De iamme 8riie
bore gobt iom Iipsioriifreoe iuloo
aolera, ipnes oct pie Jig. De, iom
oriper meb Spineapl / itsrre Still,
tor eisre bel | at ifipnfe Sogen i'm
SpmprfIombeo.
s Gu err bet ON at gisre at boIoe
Ssniene "rsoe | aommen". Get be-
tpber npIaste sGg for 6rofoit %
9enge / Tunsen for Dem, man bar
at iGIge.
en- uomGrfet WeIfefu | Som.
berne pna en- oaarlig "Gairp".Man
er en- b~ebrspeIigere Sing emo en-
baarIig MteIfefii / Spnoerne pao en-
bpgtis "9airp"- Wanb, ffripcr "Ig.
ricola" / Soma "Someiteao". 90
ban er Sanobeoen "inubIenbe Nor.
-SeIte, iom intet bar al 'gisre,
err ofte bebre itilebe r6enfor 8Gg.
gene emo inoenfor. 9e maa iaa
fomme no og bepGee Jig en- Sang
iblaubt, ON Se ifaI tribes.
= u aoIpS appetit er life altib
at itole paa, oa oct ofte bar bit iig,
at &alpe babe bar eot og briiffet
ZIG forbprpeoe.
- Wangen en- Sarmer funbe tiene
uafre Eenger ON Iaret peo at tage
bebre Sare paa fine S~armmoifiner.
On SDregut, iom life orsmnler
ON ielp engong at blipe @ier al en-
Sarm, er iom Hegel EN- minbre enif-
pGrOig S~armarbeioer at babe runbt
paa Sarmen.
= Observation-Disclosures, Tom
ifpber altfor burtig Bert, er bet lit.
reit life at itoIe blinbt paa. gi bar
ale pPret Sibne til StoripefuIan.
ter, iom flsi op iom en- grn og falot
neo igien iom Ell SfinbieIofiae.
-Sar on n~ogeniiuOe ituberet
"Ielfeaarene" paa oine beoite WeI,
fefuer? SpiS life, iao gisr oct for
WoroifpIb! Get err gloooarer, life
"Welfeaarer", peo DIT. 90 er oe
fore, antpber De iom ofteit, at alla
melfer 9obt. On &u, iom omi9tter
en- Wasie Ssoe / Welf, maa neopen.
bigpis babe en- betpoelig WGngbe
Blob flommenoe til og siennem "SSll-
ret.
Ser ffal Ibresien til en- Del al
H~orboeitens Experiment Stationer
n9pnes. De, iom bill ifripe efter
9ltlletiner eQer isge Haab og Sci.
leoning hos lin Stats Experiment.
Station, bsr tage Sare paa bette 10.
flip fra "Sarm, Stocf ano Some:
decentralization.
Iinneiota-St. Intbonp Garf.
SoDa-Imes.
g. 9afota-agriculturoI College.
g. ~9ofOta-9roofinss.
acknowledgements.
acknowledgement.
Soabo-WoScom.
Wpoming-2aramie.
Standardization.
Sregon-GorpaIlis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Ganbp til Iptaar.
Naribmaa usu fynose.

u Runo IaribmaIloius, 2 Sop
per brunt Suffer, en- Sop pulperiie-
ret Suffer 2, Timer Gbofolaoe, en-
Sop @anb, en- Iioen alpbe Cream
Of Sartar". Iltiamten, unbtagen
Waribmallops foges til at man. peo
at babe list at BET op / isfoIot 8onb,
fan forme bet iom en- Iioen bIso
aligIe. 9a er oct fprbig, og @rp.
BEN mao itrar Isites al Stopen. =
WaribmaIops, ipm imiolertio err
repet op | SmaaItpffer babes ioa /
og man piiper Oct, til oct err gnnlfe
itipt, bar Get iaa OBJ / en- imiirt Banbe
og ifi9re BET op | imaa Sirfanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

u~SarbeiSet for it~arotnaoiIe Sus5oroutr'
ger | auIertta.
Otter Den tan ser Laoes 6daSs iolio
aammelGnof Soit % G~meriiunfe 3eyt.r
al er6oer 9rt. Ter Tiger ZIG isIo at
ben oplgier ON dli, iom argaar Bag
utra % SgItuiHg oip. Ga l~igeiaaIios
iom Der niangIsr Jroe RGuo. rdnr d.
gtelSer at Ia6e en- t~arbeIis CO oaglIsougS
Ret. ligeinaIiot mureler Der Cpltrifter
paa 81 met iriiisros 9~riterbtfsrsr.
gecaI og grgt er ausit efter set 5ers
tilarSs 6rugcliee Snitem o. ueo hetteS
gereouelier. Ai p~rGftiite 8ruuoe &c
COZ BET uIeite blet usregust ! Stopper %
Steer.
Sooen - $40 SiSer meo Snuitrdtios
uer - sr eoot oq imlrt i~noburoet.
Sanse iii sanle 90 me abonneuter pti
ri ienoe "EeeUrnh Soften" % "Sec ar.
men" ct aar mes Spsebpseu iDm Sra.
mite for $500. Spsem alene fsi,er sf.oo.
Rsouenois | etbuert SiaifeH.
B. Anundsen Publ. Co.
DecoraA. Iews>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

Sonoefoneu f%ortaIte gpirueu. at bum
ben ioregnaenoe Dag baooe bart iaa me
get arg isrs. oa DC bdpbe ilagtst eat Ore.
~SpaS." ubbrso gpfrueu. "iIagter d
en- bel Ore pad en- 9ag?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Npgle Hado.

Spis en- fommcr til at foge ct gGg
for lPnge, iaa Oct blir baorot iite0et.
for blsbfogt, fan en- foa bet blsot
igier, bpis en- piebliffelig lsiter 8rp-
Den af Stopeu % laber oct folbe
@ono fra aroner rinoe op / 8rpben,
iaa gonbet itror blir affisIet. 0enne
pluoieIige Suergong fra ben iterfe
Sebe til auIbc, gisr sGggeblommen
bIsb igien, merfelig nof.
= grugte Tbe5labe fan benpttes
paa fsIgen6e Roaoe: Ian eiemmer
poo gIabene "a Gage, ioa en- iaar
nofiaa mango. 0isie lpgges / ct
gIifipanS nteS @anb en- Zines Sio.
ioa files @onOet at isiennem en- lin
Gil, iaa life rogat al gloOene isl.
ger meo. Iette 8ano err uomerfet
til at paIfe oper Ierniieret SrGpGrf,
set boaoe renter bet for al SmuOs
og paa iomme Sib taser BET life
noget Of @Ionier bGf. Tom SGbe.
pano gier. iii Ginbuer og Speile
err set ogiao uomerfet. Men til Srp.
n9rf iom bare er molet og life
ierniieret mao en- life forisee oct, for
set bIir iIet life pent al oct. iii BET
er oct beoit at BRUCE Spbepano, iom
life er for iterft % iaa baoe Iiot am.
monia |.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

Sauce er Sberrp- Sauce Tom Ianes
paa isIsenbe Moooe: gn Sop
Smsr rsres til 6Isoe, rsreS iaa
Iommen meo 2 Stopper puIoeriieret
Suffer, til Sufferet cr gobt rhrsrt.
Saa bar man en- baIo Stop Sberrp /.
en- STE 40 8ongen, unber itobie Sm.
rsrel,, % naar al Sberrpen err irsrt,
pipes Saucen 9oht. Saa i9ttes
9olen op / en- @rpoe fogenSe @ano
og pipes ct % ct ballot Mimlt, b9l.
bes oa op | en- opparmet Saucefop
% ierperes itrar.
IptaarspnoSing.
2 toppeoe Sbeifer 8eIotiu, en-
Gint SLIDE, Ell boIu aop Suffer, en-
baIp Sop Sberrp. @elatiuen, iom
ferit er opblsot | ct Iioet Gran foIot
@anb. Suffer % 6Ieoe bpIbeS op /
en- Grpoe % gipc5 CT Opfos, ioa
Isftes @rpoen at cg Sbcrrpen pipes
l. Iibt efter Iiot. Set bploeS op /
en- 5orm, iom fsrit er opppet / foIot
@ano og bp9lpes no naar Den er
itip. Gen ierperes meo ROO Sauce.
Ganbp til 3ptaar.
IraIiles. 2 Stopper "Gonfectio.
ner'S Sugar, en- Stop Iaple Sirup,
y Sop Slebe, Ell Sop 8alnsofier-
ner, ct Iibet @ran Smsr og bite IL
oct Salt. Suffer, Naple Sirup og
6lsOe foees til BET bIir iom en- bIso
liben altgIe, naar noget al oct bel
oes op / Sspanb. Oct affisIes ga,
og rsres i, til oct er inf, ga bar man
Nsooefiernerne | % bar oct uboper
"Dareo Saper" meb EN- STE, iaa Def
blir iom imaa, riinbe SLATER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
&pgebog

StauoiRnpiiI inuitreret
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
PEARY A REAR ADMIRAL.
Bill Comforting Rank Passes Both Houses
of Congress.

Washington, March 4--0nly the pres
ident's signature il now lacking to make
Robert +. Peary rear admiral on the
retired list of the corps of civil engineers
the rank TO date from April g, 1903
and the pay to be the highest retired
pay OF that grade under existing laws
The bill to bring this about was passed
Yesterday by the House with certain
amendments, and later last evening the
Senate. which had passed the original
bill, concurTed in the House amendments
The bill now goes to the president.
After amending the bill yesterday, the
House passed it, l54 to 81.
The original Senate bill authorized
the president to appoint Peary rear
admiral in the navy, to be carried as an
additional number in grade and to place
him upon the retired list at the highest
pay in the grade The House amended
this so as to authorize the president TO
place him on the retired list OF the corps
of civil engineers with the rank OF rear
admiral, to date from April 6, 1909, and
so as to tender the thanks Of Congress
for "his arctic explorations, resulting IN
reaching the north pole
When the measure was brought up,
Mr.. Macon of Arkansas Immediately de-
manded a second on the motion TO sus.
pend the rules and pass the bill, and
made The point Of no quorum, withdraw
ing that. however, when approximately
a quorum was found present
The bill finally was passed and, hav-
ing House amendments, was sent to
conference.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
TO BREAK
ELECTRIC TRUST
Opening Of Greatest MOnop-
Oply Litigation
GEN. ELECTRIC AND OTHERS
Made Defendants Conspiracy for Trade
Restraint Charged--Patent Rights
Will Play an Important
Part.
GEN. ELECTRIC AND OTHERS

Washington. March 4.-The suit filed
at Cleveland aaginst the General Electric
company is the opening gun of the gov
ernment's fight against the so.called
electrical trust. Officials of the depart
ment of justice declare that their in
vestigatons Of the alleged combination
have disclosed situation which over
shadows any other antitrust prosecu-
tion the government has ever undertake
en-, not excepting the case against the
STANDARD Oil company.
The action against the General Elec-
trio company is more or less a test case
for the courts will be called upon to
decided how far the patent laws OF the
United States protect monopoles
Investigations of the department have
disclosed that the electrical business OF
the country appears to be divided into
II or more divisions or sections, each
comprising some particular branch, and
the contention is that il is controlled
by the complete organization OF these
divisions
Although I was the announced inten-
tion Of Attorney General Wickersham
not 10 DtBlN duN HoEt aHll-LT1lht SUITS
until the STANDARD Oil and the American
Tobacco eases have been adjudicated in
the United States supreme court, the
questions relating to patent law are
such as TO bring the case into different
class. Some OF the features in the ac.
ton are substantially parallel to the
situation in the pending prosecution
against the so-called bathtub trust, in
which the defense has been made that
the patent laws OF the United States
authorized the control Of which the
government complains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
A Bad Cough.
conferencs Of the sehooIs Of Vermont

Conference of the Schools of Vermont
The annual conference Of the second
airy schools OF the state with the uni
versity of Vermont will be held at
Burlington. March to II. In previous
years the traditional languages and
sciences have been discussed, but this
years the subjects win be somewhat
new. The conspicuous movement
throughout the country is toward the
practical. In Vermont, agriculture and
home economics are being introduced
into the schools, but the work has not
yet become standardized and educators
are feeling their way as best they can
The addresses at the coming confer
ence will be given BY men and women
who are especially qualified by educa
ton and by experience 10 speak on
their respective subjects. There is not
one speaker who has not had practical
experience in the line of work of which
he speaks. The symposiums will be
especially interesting aud helpful to all
who wish to know the real problems,
possibilities, difficulties and limitations
OF the subjects discussed. This con-
ference seems to be peculiarly fitting
at this time aud should be attended
not only BY those teaching and prepar-
ing 10 teach these subjects but by
every high school principal and super
intendent in the state, for they viii
all have to face these problems sooner
or later, and if mistakes can be avoid
cd in the beginning much waste Of time
and money viii be prevented
Saturday morning will be devoted to
physical training. This topic also pre-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
U. S. SUES GENERAL ELECTRIC.
Action Begun in Cleveland Alleging an
Unlawful Combination of Firms.

Cleveland. March Following con-
sultation between Judge w s. Kenyon,
assistant United States attorney gen.
eral, and United States District Attor-
ney W. /. Day, here yesterday, attorney
Day, representing the government, filed
suit against the General Electric com.
pany OF Schenectady. NJ H. aud others,
alleging an unlawful combination and
conspiracy in restraint OF trade.
The specific charge is that the Ma.
tional Electric Lamp company was pro-
NOTED BY the defendants for the pur-
pose Of monopolizing the trade in car.
hon filament electric incandeseent lights.
The petition alleges that the National
Electric Lamp company controls 81 per
cent. OF that business
The National Electric Lamp company.
incorporated under the laws Of New
Jersey, has It's headquarters in Cleve-
land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
Has Millions Of Friends.

How would you like to number your
friends by millions, as Bucklen's Arniea
Salve does! Its astounding cures in
the past forty years made them. It's
the best salve in the world for sores,
ulcers, eczema. burns, boils, sealds, cuts,
corns. sore eyes. sprains, swellings,
bruises. cold sores. Has no equal for
piles. PC at the Red Cross Pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
CONFERENCE MONDAY.
Railroad Presidents to Meet Interstate
Commerce Commissioners.

Washington. March THE recent
freight rate decisions of the interstate
commerce commission viii be the subject
Of conference here Monday between
the eastern railroad presidents and the
members OF the commission.
President w. C. Brown of the New
York Central arranged by telephone
with commissioner Lane for the hear.
inp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04

sents some important problems which
are prominently before teachers at the
present time Methods Of providing
physical development for the many
rather than over specialization for a
few will be presented.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
PLAINFTELD.

Public dance in the PIainheld hotel
ball Friday evening, March 9, at $3.50
o'clock to o'clock. Fifty cents per
couple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04

Lester. the only child OF Dir. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Neil Of Richmond, was 50
severely scalded by falling into a pail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04

Miss Ninette Porter, Braintree, Ver-
mont, writes: al have been cured by
Peruna.
II had several hemorrhages of the
lungs. The doctors did not help mo
much and would never have cured me.
~ saw testimonial in Peruna
almanac of case similar to mine, and
commenced using it. 7 wrote to Dr..
Hartman for advice. He kindly gave
me free advice.
II was not able to wait on myself
when began using 1t. ] gained very
slowly at first, but l could see that il
was helping me.
"After had taken it a while COM
menced to raise up a stringg, sticky,
substance from my lungs. This grew
less and less in quantity as continued
the treatment.
ar grew more fleshy than had been
for loLg time, and now l call myself
we'll"
A Bad Cough
Mrs. Emma Martin, Odessa, Mo-,
writes: ~ cannot thank you enough
for curing me.
For two years doctored my cough,
which cost me many dollars, but still I
seemed TO get worse. My cough was so
bad could not sleep.
FINALLY purchased bottle OF Pc
Yuna. After The use OF six bottles feel
that am curcd."
People who object TO liquid medicines
can now securs Pernna tablets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04

play one engagement at the opera
house this evening at popular prices
That il is Phil Otis comedians goes
without the saying, since this is the
only organization on the road to-day
making any such claim. But the beauty
of il all is, they make good every rep
resentatiOn.
To be sure. Phil OFT himself has
been one of the foremost entertainers
on the stage for many years, and al
ways commanded high figures in the
way OF salary. But his comedians were
never heard Of until the opening Of the
present season. They have literally
sprung up into first place at a single
lean. and are now in demand from
ocean 10 ocean. scarcely a mail reaching
the Office that does not bring its load
Of requests for the first available
time"
Those who enjoy the latest novelties
in musical comedy, replete with dances.
marches. pretty costumes appreciate
scenic settings. tuueful music. latest
songs. charming show girls and really
funny comedians headed by the fun
niest fun-maker on any stage must sea
Phil OTIS comedians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Phil otis Comedians at Barre Opera
House Tonight.

When looking for clean, wholesome
amusement, don't forget Phil Otis
comedians are coming to the opera house
tonight.
Musical comedy, clean, crisp. bub-
Ting, scintillating and expressly written
for real star, than whom there is
none better, is on its way and viii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-04

OF boiling water Saturday that lie died
Wednesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-29
JARRETT AND McOUfFlE
LOOKING FOR KING

Sheriff Jarrett and Chief OF Detec-
tiyes McDufiie are trying to locate
NJ. NJ. King. who is wanted by his
wife, who resides in Los Angeles
Yesterday afternoon Sherif Jarrett
received letter from Mrs. King. II
reads as follows:
Chief of Police, Honolulu: VIII
you look for NJ. NJ. King? He Is
theatrical man. insurance agent an;
musician. He was to sail for Ho
nolulu June s. Please look In you
city for him. He is an Elk. belongs
to GIL. Bisbee, Arizona. Kindly lie
me know or hear from you as hav'
lost track Of him. Am In destitute
circumstances with little girl. Pleas,
find him, II there. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kinf
1902 South Grand Avenue, Los Ange
les"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-29
KEKAHA TO PAY
five PER CENT

Kekaha Sugar Company Is going to
pay another dividend, according to re-
Tort today. II Is expected that this
plantation win pay 3 per cent. divi-
dend at the end Of this month. The
annual repor, is booming the price, and
this mornings session Of the stock ex-
change showed four blocks OF five
shares each bought for 225, AN advance
OF five points.
Kekaha's dividends are paid irregu-
larly. whenever funds permit. Last
year the company paid 80 per cent. In
dividends, ana with the per cent now
Forthcoming win pay 20 per cent this
year
The market was strong today, with
Waialua going up and up and up. This
stock, which has been selling cheap, Is
getting back where II ought to be, fifty
shares being bought In at the session
this morning for l22.5e. Oahu IL
strong at 32 and Eva at 32.75
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-29
PARADE
I. PLANS DOOMED


Arthur +. Wall, director of the 1911
and 1912 Floral Parades, returned
yesterday on the Mongolia from trip
to the coast during which he found
everywhere much interest in the big
carnival that Hawaii will pull Off next
February. All the San Francisco peo-
pie are interested in the parade plans,
even though they have hot mayor
atty fight on their hands and most OF
them are banking all they can on put
ting Mccarthy out and James Rolph,
Jr., In. Hs
81 took in the Bohemian Club links
and saw some original things there
said Mr.. Wall today. and kept In
touch with things AZ much as ] could
found that Hawaii's parade is get
ting to occupy bigger and bigger
place every year. This year ought to
be great one for the tourist traffic
here. Now that I'm back, the Floral
Parade forces will get down to work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-29
PERSONALITIES

HENRY X. AIKUE and Miss Annie
Pic were married last evening, Rev.
J. NJ. Poepoe officiating
PRESIDENT GRIFFITHS of Oahu
College will be in his office from to
II o'clock on next Monday.
DIR. AND MRS. L. s. GOODHUE
and family leave in the Lurline this
evening for Santa Barbara, Cal.
F. w. MAXWELL, of Little Rock,
Ark, has returned to his home after
tour Of the Orient and the islands
CHIEF CLERK GUS MURPHY of
the United States District court left
yesterday for few days vacation. He
returns Friday.
S. DECKER will sail for the coast
in the bark Andrew Welch for the
benefit of sea voyage. He has been
on the islands nearly twenty years.
PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA Is re.
ported to be recovering nicely from
the operation of some weeks ago. She
expects to arrive home early in De-
cember
LOT KAUWE, principal of the Gov
eminent school at Napoopoo, kona,
returned to his home today in the
Mauna Loa. which sailed at noon. lie
was accompanied by Mrs. Kauwe.
! J. A. THOMPSON. clerk of the Ter
( ritorial Supreme Court, was among
4 the outgoing passengers this morning
| in the Mauna Kea. He goes to Hilo Oh
!. business and pleasure trip and VIII
{ be absent from his desk for about two
. weeks.
:. JAPANESE CONSUL = GENERAL
ITYENO Is i'm receipt of cablegran
= from Minister Komura of Foreign Az
;. fairs, informing him of the departure
from Japan Of Prof. Nitobe for thu
: States. Prof. Nitobe is expected t'
Z arrive here in the new Togo kisei
4. liner Shunvo Maru, next month.
MRS. META s. MACK, who lei
here few weeks ago to be married
on the mainland, has been welded u
- Howard NJ. Chandler, in Kansas CIT!
. ON August IL. the news havini
reached here yesterday. She was sup
J. erIntendent of the Susannah Wesle!
z home and active in church and char
= table work in this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-29
PASSENGERS eookeo

Per NJ. N. s. s. Lurline, for San
Francisco, Aug. 29-Mrs. S. A. Badg-
err. Mrs. w. II. Hanlon, Mrs. Curtis.
DR.. b. ID. Bond, Mrs. b. D. Bond. Mr..
Lippincott. Mrs. Lippincott. Miss Ma
rion Austin. Miss Alice Bond. Miss r
Il. Hoppin. Mr.. Nichols, Mr.. Franklin,
II. r. Hitchcock, Jr, II. V. Lopez. DIR.
Peters, G. Townsend, Mrs. C. Town
send, A. Schneer, II. L. Leland, Rev.
Rider, Miss Eva II. Schafter, l.. X.
McGaffey, Mrs. l.. X. McGaffey, Miss
]. c. Mccarthy. Miss T.. Mccarthy
Miss Goodhue. Miss j. NJ. Fraser, DIR.
L. s. Goodhue,. Mrs. +. s. Goodhue.
Mr. Bostwick. Geo. Jameson, w. l..
Williams, Alfred Young.
Per stmr. Kinau. for Kauai ports.
Aug. 29.--Mrs Mahikoa, Paul Isen-
berg, c. A. Rice, Miss b. Soper. Mrs.
J. II. Soper. Mrs. II. Hamil, Mrs j..
w. Asch. L. 7. Peck, Mrs. Peck. Mrs.
A. I.acke. N. Peck, Miss G.. Stewart.
Per Am. blk. Andrew Welch. for
San Francisco, Aug. 29.-Mrs. A. l..
Macaulay, Mrs. +. Waldron and 2
children, Miss Bettencourt, s. Decker
and q g. Schaefer,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-29
STOCK EXCHANGE HAS
SPECIAL MEETING TODAY

A special session OF the Honolulu
Stock and Bank Exchange was held
this morning shortly after IL o'clock
for the purpose OF receiving from the
Hawaiian Trust Company the proposal
of an alternate for Hobie Walker, who
il to take trip to the mainland short
ly Louis Abrams, secretary Of the
company, was named. the name being
taken under consideration by the men,
bership committee for the regular pc
rlod of five days. The meeting was a
formal one. called according TO the
rule of the exchange.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-29
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Only eight cases adorned the po-
lice calendar in Judge Monsarrat =
court room this morning. Annoy Co
rey, g. Waldeycr and George ii
Brown, whose cases for heedlessly
driving their machines In public
places, were continued from August
20, were taken mp this morning.
Corey had his case nolle pressed
G. Waldoyer was granted a continu-
ance until next Thursday morning
when he will make plea. Brown
who did not want TO come into cour'
again. pied guilty and WAS fined five
dollars and costs of court
New Yen and John +. Silva will be
tried tomorrow morning. ID. w. Da
Wis and Yagi. Nipponese, charge
with being drunk, were each taxe'
So aud costs.