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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24

Local AID National
SCRAPPERS TO DELIGHT FANS
At ASAHI THEATER SHORTLY
JACKSON PLANNING BOUTS FOR NEXT WEEK-SCRAP-
PERS LOOKING FOR TOO MUCH C0IN-THE MEN IN
THE PRELIMNARIES.

Promoter Nigel Jackson is now
through with training King and he is
going to get into the fight game and
promote another card of bouts which
will make the sports sit up and take
notice.
Saturday week is the date set for the
goes, and the place is the Asahi The
ater which was found by Jackson to
be such a good place for scraps when
he pulled off the card of December &c.
That was the first time that the Jap
anese playhouse had ever been used
for fiStic arena, and the later pro-
moters stole Jackson's thunder when
trey pulled off their card at the same
place
Jackson plans five bouts varying
from five to ten rounds each, and he
has not decided on the main event as
y"t F"Ilever, as the men who IRE in
tho class to be the main attraction on
q nights sport are in condition to go
into the ring at almost any time. no
difficulty is expected to be experienced
in signing up someone.
Expect Too Much.
The only trouble now with the light
game in Honolulu is that the local
scrappers have such a high opinion Of
ttt mselves that they ask more money
than any promoter can pay to put
them into the ring.
If the men who are fighting here
S'erc on the Coast and depending upon
their scraps to live, they would all
starve to death.
When a promoter there pays SIS Ia
the winner of the principal prelini
nary before a big go, and the smaller
fighters go into the ring for purses
ranging from $25 to $50, the same men
here should not expect to get three
times as much.
In addition they want a win, lose or
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24

What Is the matter with a fight be-
tween Armstrong and Fink? Those
two ought to put up real scrap, and
the soldier says he is willing to meet
Fink on a months notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24

draw purse here, and some of then
even want their money before they &c
into the ring
These same men might be going
around Frisco begging for chance tC
be taken on.
There are good fighters in Honolulu
and fighters that the fans like to sec
in the ring, but if they are to put up
their prices so high that the men pro-
noting fights can not afford to take
them on, then they are hurting the
game as well as themselves.
Jackson has prepared a good prclm-
mary card and he expects to be able
to announce the main event of the
evening within a day or two now.
There is chance that the fights may
be put on later but Jackson hopes to
have everything in shape so that the
boys can go into the ring next week.
The Bouts.
Kid Kerrigan VS.. Mellnott Five
rounds at 125 pounds ringsidc Kerri-
gan halls from San Francisco and
Mellnott from Australia. There is a
side bet of SIS on this go.
Denton of Fort Kruger and Stanley
of Honolulu will 'go the route over six
rounds at 40 pounds rngside. Den
ton is the man who won from Price
two weeks ago.
Simmons of the Thetis and Young
Cans of Honolulu Six rounds at 1872
pounds ringsidc. Simmons and Cans
are both known to followers of the
fighting game here, both having APP
peared in the squared circle several
times here.
Armstrong of the Fifth Cavalry and
Harding of Fort Kruger will do six
rounds at 145 pounds. Both these men
showed great form when they APPEAR
ed in Honolulu recently, and the go
should he first class.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
:: ;: :: - :: :: :; :: :; :; e y y :: :; :; ::
!: SPORT CALENDAR. !:

: Sunday, Feb. &c. Z;
!: Bicycle Races, Athletic Park ::
japanese Dealers Association. :;
: Wednesday, March 1. ::
Wall Cup Tournament Begins. ::
Saturch, March 4. 4
Fights, Asahi Theatre. Planned. :;
jackson, Promoter. ::
Thursday, March g. :;
Meeting Oahu Baseball League :;
Friday, March TO- 3:
Grammar School Track Meet. .:
Wednesday, March IS. q!
Hall Cup Tournament Begins. 9:
Sunday, March &c. q:
Annual Haleiwa Road Race - .:
Starting from Aala Park. 9;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA
A Disorder Which Yields to the
Tonic Treatment as This
California Case
Shows.

There is a form Of Indigestion in
which the stomach may he in a per-
feCtly sound condition. : This is called
nervous dyspepsia and arises from a
disturbance OF the nervous system
which controls the digestive process.
That the nerves do control this pro-
cess is evident from the fact that acute
emotions such as grief or despair
Immediately stop digestion, and that
an injury to the brain or nerve
center causes nausea and other distur-
Dances OF the stomach. The digestive
fluids such az saliva and gastric juice
are the products OF cells which are
abundantly supplied with nerve tibres,
and the mere expectation Of food will
start the flow of these fluids.
An instance in which this form of
nervous trouble was readily cured by
the tonic treatment was that of Mrs.
E. }. Burdick, OF Campbell, Cal She
gays:
Three years ago | had nervous dys-
pepsia and think il was due TO overwoTk.
My stomach did not seem 10 digest the
food and got so that | could not eat
much OF anything ThisSeemcd to take
my strength away and, while | was not
confined to bed, had to give up my
work. was very nervous and easily
excited. | could not seeI to get any
strength and was very pale.
II was treated by two doctors but
grew worse, ii anything, under their
treatment My daughter read about
DR.. Williams Pink Pills and brought
home a box for me to try. Although [
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24

That fight card which Jackson pro-
poses to put on next week should draw
a big crowd to the Asahi Theater. The
bouts will all be good. and the main
event should be the best ever
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
DOTS AND DASHES.

King shows the right spirit when
he comes out and says that he was
beaten fairly by Kaoo and that the
old Hawaiian is the best man in the
world over the Marathon distance at
his age. The soldier shows that he is
a game loser by acknowledging defeat,
and he also shows the fighting spirit
by wanting to meet Kaoo over twenty
miles of track, when he thinks he can
defeat the older man.
y u q
If you must roar over the rules, wait
till the game is over!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
Advertising Talk
BY Merl.

!: There is as much difference in {!
:: advertising and its power as there !:
y is in-Well, we will say, cooks. :
!: One kind of advertising can be {;
:; likened to a common cook, and {:
!" may be termed common place {:
- advertising. and the other kind 8
: may be termed enthusiastic ad- 3
!; vertising and may be likened to !,
:: a chef. !:
Il The ordinary cook (or add will :;
!: serve you with a piece of meat, :;
!" Tor news that. unless you are :;
!" very hungry, you will pass up. ::
" The skillful chef Cor add will :;
take the same piece of meat Cor :;
!" news) and make it so attractive !!
" that you cannot resist. even if :;
!" you have no appetite :!
" When you glance through the ::
!: columns of your evening paper z:
u you see the offerings of the !:
" Advertising Cooks and the Ad- (:
- vertising Chefs. If you are not ::
: (purchasing) hungry you pass by ::
" the advertisements of the cooks ::
= because they have nothing espe- ::
|: cally attractive or interesting in 2:
!; them. When you come to the y
" advertisement of the advertising 3;
Il chef, you find it so attractive 2:
!" that your attention is held, and =
- the purchase-hunger comes. 3:
!: Advertising, to be effective must ::
= be attractive, as attractive as the q
y merchant can possibly make it. ::
Il An ordinary, commonplace adj !:
/" vertisement may satisfy people !;
u who are hungry to purchase. 1t ::
y may sell goods to the compare =
!: lively small number of people =:
Il who happen to be looking through ::
!: the paper for announcements of !:
:: just such merchandise. !.
:: But it takes an advertisement !:
u that Is brimful of interest to at ::
" tract the large majority of read ::
:: ers who are not looking to buy ::
!: and to arouse their appetite for !!
!: for the merchandise offered q
|: :: :: :: - :: ;: :: :; :; :: 3: :; {: :: :; :;
CAS- we follow him by these success
sive steps through his really success
full life, we are convinced that he
possessed the qualities of intelligence
talent. perseverance, judgment and
tact in an unusual degree, and more
than this, because he won the conf
dence of his fellow men from his
youth up in matters of trust and res
possibility we are satisfied that he
was possessed of a deep lying elem
ent of integrity.
In Private Life.
CAS- to his more intimate associa-
tons we know less yet We know how
his chilvalrous devotion to his invalid
wife has aroused in all sympathetic
hearts the most unStinted and aifec
tionate admiration; and those who
were in touch with his home life know
of its simplicity and of his affection
ate relations with his family"
In receiving the statue Principal
NJ. Nj. Scott of the High School made
a brief and heartfelt response:
1--WE accept the statue and will
guard it and its associations as long
as there is Mckinley High School,
he said
AT the conclusion of the ceremonies
the girls of the school sang the ma
tional anthem.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
DOTS AND DASHES.

Next Sunday there will be hot
baseball game at Kapiolani Park
when the Corks and team made up
of the crew of the Wilhelmina cross
bats for purse of 500. There are
several big league men now on the
Wilhelmina and the game should be
dandy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24

The lineup of the teams last night:
Team E-Biart, Marcallino, Kuhns,
Rice and Garden
Team Dwight, Klemme, Cottrell,
Lunn and Maby.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01

WALTER f. FREAR,
kiaaina o Ike Tcritorc Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
ACT 35.
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTIoN 20GG THE REVISED LAWS Ter
R1roRY OF Hawaii RELATING TO EMREzzlEMENr.
Be Enacted By the Legislature of the TERRITORY of Hawoi
SECTION T. Section of the Revised Laws of the Ter
rory of Hawaii is hereby amended read follows
SECTION 29GG. EmbcsElcmcnt Of Public Property Pun
s,nent If any officer other person who by law rcga
ton appointments employment or hereafter shall be
charged entrusted directly indirectly, with the afekccp
ing transfer disbursements otherwise has the pOsession
control custody of note other effects or prop
crty belonging the Territory of Hawaii any political
municipal corporation subdivision thereof shall the
same his benefit the and benefit of
other than the person entitled thereto shall loan
with without interest shall deposit in his
otherwise than in the of the Territory of Hawaii
the of any political municipal corporation sub
division thereof in banks with person persons
change for other funds property such property
except the by law prescribed he shall he deemed
guilty of CmhczzCmcnt and such officer person,
victon thereof shall be punished hard labor for period of
exceed years by fine not exceed five times the
value of the thing property cmbczzcd and failure by
such officer person pay produce legally account
for the whole part of such money other property
required by law regulations appointments employment dircc
on demand shall be taken and held be prma acic evil
dencc of such cmbczzlcmcnt."
SECTION ,. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.
Approved this 23rd day of March, A. D. 1911.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
KANAWAI 80.
HE KANAWAI

lIooLoII ANA KA PAuKu 1881 o IA MoKUNA 100 o
KANAwAI llooroNoroNo lloUIA HAWAII l. PHI ANAL
lloopAKELE ANA Ma WAIwA LEwA MAI KA Hoo
ANA llooKo ANA, LAVE ANA AME IKE KuAuA ANA.
Il HoohoIoia la Ahaoco 0 he Tcrtorc HawaU:
. P>rEu t. O ka rauku 1881 mamaa oco cha hoi ia
Pauku, kanawa ooponopono llouia Hawaii kcia
kc looloiia mel hcIulclu al pcnci:
Eua lio ole ia, clua hok ko aua iii kaa hookal
kaa mana ole ia, kaa lave ukana ole ia kaa awc ohua
kaacc hookah kaa kikanc, ole ia, kaa lave ukana ku
maha hookahi kaa lilo paIm ole ill., kaa pio ole ia, kaa
lave oha hookah ole ill., cua Ito, hookai otomobc
hookai kaa pakkaa mahu, ole ia, kaa paha, ka
hoohanaia ola inca kckal mca kaa ukana Inama
kaawa kaa kkanc, kaa lave uiana kauaha kaa huki lima
maauaua kaa po kaa lave ukuma, kaaiwa kaa oomobic
kaawa pala hama maoli kona ola; clua Ito
ka iii anne lookah kaa ole il, hookah otomobilc,
ole ia kaa paikkal mulu hooanaa ANA kckal kauka la
paau, kauka ok loo kc kanawai oca kahna puc pau
oko ka lawcawc kama hama, ole ia oihana pala
PAuKu ,. kcia Kanawa mai ka la aku o kona
SpOnoa
Aponoa kca la "A o Marak NJ, H. 1911.
WALTER F. FREAR,
kiaana o Ike Tcritorc o Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
KANAWAl 81.
HE KANAWAI

E looIoLI KANAwM 50 } MA KANAwAI o KE KAU o
1909, PHI ANA MA MEA E LoAA MAI ANA KEKAm
MAU HANALIMA
T. Hooholoa ka Ahaolelo o he Teritore Hawaii:
PAUKU l. Ma kca Ike hoooIia nei ka Pauku Ike Kama
wal So Kanawai Ike Kau 1909 hcluhelua al c like
kcia malalo tho nci:
.Pauku |. o ma dala apau loaa mai mai oillana
mHla hanama mai Ike kula mai Lalanaluna anne M
kua hanalina pakaIi o Kckikanc Kcikmahnc,
koc ia daa holo aku al Ia haumana oaa maol mai nj in
inca, nkuia aku ma ka oaa mai al oko ka Waihona
Puuku Ike Tctorc kcia Ike hookaawaca mel he huina
like maioko dala iloko ka waihona ka hoohana
aku kc Kccna oonaaao ka lehulehu hooloa aku
ia no Ike kai ka maama ka hooanaia aku
Rua pakai la
PArHr p mana kcia Kanawai kona aponoia
Aponoa kca la % o Marak, NJ. II. 1911.
. 3d.. h.I.. 4 Z WALTER +. FREAR,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01

hereby amended by adding thereto section be known
Section 1G14A, to read follows
SECTION 1G14A Upon the discharge of any prisoner who
has undergone of hard labor in
the territorial prison. in said person has funds suc
ent for present purposes, he shall be furnished by the warden
with five dollars in money, and clothes costing than
ten dollars The said expenditures made by the warden shall
he included by him among the and mantcn
of prisoners"
SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval.
Approved this 23rd day # March, A. d. 1911.
WALTER +. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
KANAWAI SO.
He KANAWAI

+ koKUA PoE PAAHAo ! IooKuuIA, IIooIoLI ANA
MoKuNA 10 o MA KANAwA HooroNoroNo Iou
KA PAEUI MAL.AIIA PAUKU IIou IKEIA
PAUKU 1914 \.
T. HoohOloia G ka Ahao'clo 0 he Tcritore 0 Hardii:
PArKu l. o ka Mokuna 10 Kanawa looponopono
Ilou ia ma kcia hooloiia ka paku aku maala
pauku hou kcia ka Pauku 1914 A. hculcu al pcnei:
"Pauku 1914 A. Ma ka c hookpuia nj kckahi paahao
noho malao kckahi hoopai hookah makahi o aku
ka hama ooca moko ka hale paahao kc Tcrtoc ina
ncc kanaka Ia Ike ala lava nj kona mau hcmahcma ola
wa, hooakoia aku ola ka Luna Paahao Nu Daa
Elma Ike daa snao, hooka paa oc ka lilo oi
ole aku manua o Uni Dala. o ma lilo hanaa pcla
ka Luna Paahao Nu c hui pu ia ia maloko hcuna
ma lilo ka malama ana ma paaIao"
PAuEu ,. mana kca Kanawai mai a mahopc aku ka
la o kOna aponoa
Aponoa kea Ia 30 o Maraki, NJ. II. 1911
WALTER F. FREAR,
kiaaina Ike Tcritorr o Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
ACT 81.
AN ACT

To AMEND Act G5 SESSION LAWS 1909 RELATING
EARNINGS CERTAIN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
Be Enacted By he Legislature Of the TERRITORY Of Hawoii:
SECTION Section of Act 90 of the Session Laws of 1909
is hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION l. All moneys arising from agricultural and in
dusra pursuits the lahainauna school and the Boys and
Girls Industrial schools respectively except such moneys 90
the pupils earning the same SHALL upon receipt thereof be
paid into the Territorial Treasury, and equal here
by appropriated of the moneys in the Treasury for the
of the Department of Public instruction be expended by
in the maintenance and operation of such schools respect
lively" ..
SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 23rd day of March, A. d. 1911.
WALTER +. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
ACT 49,.
AN ACT

TO PRonIBT TAKING FISH WITm NETS y WA
TIERS o THE IIARBoR OF IloNoLuLu.
BE Enacted by the Legislature of The TERRITORY Of Hdma:
SECTION l. The taking killing of fish by of any
draw drag seine in the of the IIabor of Homo
lulu is hereby prohibited Any person who shall violate the
provision of this section SHALL upon conviction be punished by
fine of than Two Hundred and Fifty ($25OOO)
Dollars by imprisonment for than six CO. months
or by both such fine and imprisonment
SECTION ,. This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 23rd day of March, A. ID. 1911
WALTER +. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
kANAWAI IS.
HE KANAWAI

HooLorI ANA KA PNrKu 20GG o xA KAxAwM IIooroxo-
PoNo 1loUIA o IKE TERToRE HAWAII. PHI
AInUE KA WAwM l llAAwIA Mai L MAI.AMA.
E HoohoIoa ha 1haolclo o he Teritorc Haraii:
PArEr /. O ka Pauku ma Kanawa IIooponopono
llou ia Ike Tcrorc Hawaii kcia hoololia hcluhc
al pcnci:
"Pauku 29GG Aihuc ka wawa o ka Lchulchu haawa
aku m0lama Iloomi Ina kckahi Luna Aupun, ole,
paha, hoawia Ike kanawai, hooponopono ana,
hookohu maoi ia paa, ole hoohanaa paha kcia OLE
malopc aEu wha, ka maama ana hiInaia maama, me la
mai ka waiwNi, G malama ole kckahi
Okoa palu, hooo malcchcc kckah huna dala
paapaa ale laIa, lako, ole waiwai paha Ike
Tcritorc Hawaii, ole kckahi mahcc Aupm kuloko
paha, ole mahcle Aupmi paha hoolo ia waiwa mona
iho kona pomaika tho pala, ole ka pono anne ka
pomaika hal aoe hoi ka ponoi ia wawa,
ole, keka mea knlcana ia wawai; ole hoac aku me
ka uku pance, uku pance ole paha ole hoahu paha
kona noa pono tho, a noa paha aolc ka inoa
Ike Tcritore Hawaii, ole, Mahele Aupun Kuoko Ma
hee Aupuni paha okC kekai Banako, ole, kekahi
a paha, hoololi aku kckahi wahona wal
wal, kckah huna lala huina daa paha haawia
lalo kona hoomau hoolo mahcehec koe vale
like Ike kulkuhi Ike kanawa, hooponopono
kauohaia, manaoia, ku ka hewa ahue ka wawa ha-
awiia malama ola Luna Aupun paha, Ike abe
wOia ia hcw0 hoopaiia ka hama ooea kekah ma
aoe OF aku manua uni makalk ole, ma ka hoo
pal daa aole OF akin malnua ka papalma ka waiwai
lave hewa al ina hki ole iaa Ike uku ka ko ia aku al
ole, hooponopono paha ku ke kanawai ka huna nu,
ole, hapa Iaha huina doa la, mau huna dala ha
awia malalo ka hOOmau IL Luna Aupunl, nea ae
paha like Ike kuhkuh Ike kanawa, hooponorono
kauoha ho, lilo a manaoia, he hoikc lava pono in
no ka aihue ana ka waiwai j haawa mHlama.'
PAuKu ,. mana kea Kanawai kona aponoia
Aponoia kcia la % Maraki, NJ. II, 1911.
WALTER f. FREAR,
Kiaana 0 Ike lcritore o Hawaii
ACT SO.
AN ACT
To PRovIpE ASSISTANCE FOR DISCHARGED PRISONERS AMEND
ING CHAPTER 40 REVISED LAWS OF HAWAII BY
ADDING THERETO A New SECTION BE KNOWN AS Sec
l6l4A.
Be Enacted By The Legislature Of the Territoy Of Ha~aii:
SECTION 1. Chapter 10 of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01

TO AMEND SECTION 1881 OF CHAPTER 800 THE REVISED
LAWS HAWAII, RELATING EXEMPTION OF PER-
PROPERTY ATTACHMENT, EXECUTION, DIS
TREss FORCED SALE.
Be Enacted by the Legislature Of the TERRITORY Of Hawaii:
SECTION Section 1881 paragraph four thereof Of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii is hereby amended read follows
"rwO horses mules and their harness, cart-or
wagon stage dray truck coupe hack
riagc for horses automobile, motorcycle
other vehicle, by the Of which cartman, draynan truck
stcr hckscr pclcr hackman tcamstcr chauffeur driver
other alorcr actually his living and horses and
harness and vehicle automobile motorcycle used
by physician surgeon minister of the gospel in the prac
ticc of his business profession
SECTION . This Act shall take effect the lst day of Jam
uary, A.. ID. 1912.
Approved this 2lh day of March, A. D. 1911.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01

PAUKu 2. mana kea Kanawa mai mahopc aku ka
la o kona aponoia
Aponoa kea la 30 Maraki, NJ. H. 1911.
WALTER +. FREAR
= Kiaaina o Ike Tcritorc o Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
KANAWAI SO.
HE KANAWAI

PAPA I LAwMA ANA ME UrENA MALoEo o IKE
AVA o HoNoLULu.
b HooholoiG c la Ahaolclo o he Tcitorc Houni:
PArHu l. O ka lave anne ka pcpci ana ma Ia me ka
Upcna Kolo, upcna Iau Upcna kun pa!a maoko Ike Ava
Honolulu, ma kca rapaia.
\ o KIN kuc ana ka manao kcia Pauku ina ku ka
hcwa iaia hoopaia aoc oi aku o Elua IIanc
Kanam $25OO0) Dala, ole ia, ma ka hoopaaao aolc oi
aku mamma Eono (G Mahina ole a ma ka hoopai dalu
me ka hoopaahao pu
PArEu ,. mana kcia Kanawa i kon aponoia
Aponoa kca Ia % o Marai NJ II. 1911.
WALTER +. FREAR,
Kiaaina kc Tcrorc o Hawaii.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-03-30

The Forum thinks that in the
event Of the reciprocity agree.
ment becoming operative, it (the
FORUM might be benefited from
$4,000 to S., 1000 in the lower price
of print paper. If the reciprocity
agreement becomes a law the
Forum won't use as much paper,
by a good many thousand dollars
and will have mighty hard
scratching to get subscription
money from any source. And
advertising would take a slump
too. Reciprocity would prove a
loser for the Forum, just as it
will to all who are interested in
the building up of the Northwest.
Fargo Blade.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-03-30

To cure two stage.struck maid
ems of all desire for tho footlights
two young men who are interest
ed in the girls, impersonate cele-
brated theatrical managers and
try to brighten or disgust the
histrionic ambition entirely from
the ladies' minds. The compli.
cations arising therefrom form a
fun provoking plot through which
a number Of musical gems
are introduced and the
whole is presented under the
title Managing Mildred" The
English Opera Singers, with
their special orchestra, are fea.
tured with the production which
comes here Wednesday, April
9Th.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-03-30

Speaking of advertising, Peter
Bertelson, Kenmare's live mer-
chant says: II do not see how it
is that people will be so far be-
hind in modern methods as to al
low a paper to come out without
a good, live story from each mer-
chant or dealer each week. /
have made more from the amount
invested in printers ink than
from any other like amount"
Bertelson carries a page a week
regularly with the local paper,
and has carried as much az four
pages in one week in that paper.
OF course he gets results, PEG.
pie now look for Bertelson's
message each week and would be
disappointed if they did not find
it.