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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
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ship of the judiciary committee l.
case he is not elected to the presi-
dency, according 10 report.
Knu1scn, however, is regarded
among the politicians as more OF a
rcceptiyc than an active candidate,
He has made no campaign to speak
Of among the Oahu senator's, all Of
when are pretty sure to vote, for
Chillingwurth.
Although Hols.e;n and Chilling
worth are heavy lavor,tcs, neithe'
viii feel sure until the end of the
causing today, as their opponents
may be counted upon TO stir up some
thing if anything can be stirred IN.
Today's cauCuses wi ! prCbab''' lake
up nothing but the selection of speak
er and president and the picking OF
employees for the coming session. the
names of. the C.nployes according to
custom ara first passed on by the
Republican executive committee, and
This morning both house and senate
members declared that they would
not attempt TO name employees VINO
have not first been considered by TINS
committee.
The senate caucus is set for three
o'clock, the houre for four, both al
Republican headquarters in the Judd
building.
With the incoming of the various
island delegations. the main features
Of the coming session arc beginning
to shape themselves. While there is
some objection to the enactment OF
a direct primary law, this objection is
not proving as serious as at first sup
posed. The other islands will prob
ably favor it without exception, and
Oahu legislators today prorhesied
that some kind of primary law will
be passed. They realize, as is freely
admitted, that the plank was put in
the last platform to live up to, and
that Oahu Republicans are pledged to
enact the law.
There will be less harmony on oh
er questions. The rcapportionment Of
house members, according to the re-
suits of the last census will be the
basis for tsclap between Oahu and
the other islands, as the reapportion-
ment will gve@OaFI probably three
more representative and take away
some from the. other counties. Sew
eral other pend ng measures, such as
the county act. roal appropriations
ami building preparations, will
bring out somcE lively verbal combat
Al least.
Cecil Brown hsain this morning -
iterated the statement Re made wees
ago that he has 10 intention of be ng
a candidate for president ~ - cen
nate. The report that ho ' 2a1-
didato he charactcrizcs Z - )lltely
untrue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
MISS SASAKi WEEDS
Mr.. JOSEPH ZUMI

A pretty wedding reception and
banquet was given last Saturday
night at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Matte ON Aud Lane 1t was
in honor of their daughter, Miss Emma
Sasaki, who was united in marriage
to Mr.. Joseph Iuni in the Catholic
Cathedral by Father stephens.
Miss sasaki, who was one of the
bulletin PARTY ON the California
rip, looked most attractive in her
wedding dress She was the recipient
Of many pretty presents, which were
displayed on three large tables
The invited guests were many and
, wedding feast was in ORDER. The
banquet was served in the dining
room, -artistically decorated for the
occasion f
Mr., zuni is well known in FIilo,
where he has been for some time.
The coupe will reside in this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

section.
It is the purpose of the City and
County Road Committee to effect tenn
.porary repairs to this portion of the
business thoroughfare pending the in
stallation of new and larger water
mains by the territorial department Of
Public Works
The work on the street would have
started at an earlier date but for the
season of rain and stormy weather
Macadam will be laid, rolled in and
the street receive a coating ef4eil
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

Cecil BLOWN again This morning =
iterated the statement re made wen;5
ago that he has no intention of be ng
a candidate for president ~ - CEN
nate. The report that hc =" 2a1-
didate he charactcrizcs Z - }lltely
untrue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

ness and affectation, which spoil them
and make them not the superb women
that they might be.
THE beauty and charm of the Euro
pean women consist largely in their
simplicity and aaturalness of manner.
Instead of affecting the foreign Wo-
mans smoking habits in Europe it
swould be we'll if your women initiated
the lack of snobbishness and the sweet
simplicity of the foreign women in
stead. But of all things let them drop
their Hypocrisy"
When Paul J. Rainey, the arctic
hunter, recently started on his arctic
hunt Miss Eleanor Sears gave him a
letter to be read within the arctic cir
Gle. This seems to prove to the OBJ
serving that the Diana Of the Four
Hundred favors the suit of the daring
hunter over that of young Harold Van
derbilt who has been earnest in his
attention for a long time.
Miss Sears has openly showed her
preference for sport instead of matri-
mony, but she has showed marked
kindness to Mr. Rainey recently, and
there are even.those who hint at scr
crct engagement,
D. b.
Mrs O. II. p Belmont is discour-
aged over the suffrage outlook in
France Can it be that the FTenchwo-
man is too absorbed in chiffons to take
serious interest in the subjects of the
dly?
"Thcy have done very little there for
the cause" she said. Their organiza-
ton amounts to practically nothing
1t is too bad. Their leaders are trying
to perfect the organization, though.
"EnglishWomen are, on the contrary,
far ahead Of American women in poll
tics. They have a better understand
ing OF politics than the women here
In England trey i1e much better or
ganiaed in the cause of Woman's suf-
frage than we are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
Some hands read by DR.. Perrin

ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND
RUDY ARD KIPLING
MARIE CORELII
ELLA WHEEL ,ER WILCOX
MARK TWAIN
SENATOR f. Il. FORAKER
SENATOR CIIAUNCEY +. DEPE
GOVERNOR CHARLES HUGHE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

nPORTANT!No Fortune Telling Spirit communications n
Readings Reading
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

All the world loves lover-With tho
exception of his rival.
{. q 9 @ {. Q. {. @ g @ @ (. @ {. @ =
ing The S. s. Wilhclmina; a little
nonsense now and then with money
to buIn). William S. Brown impC'
rial treasurer law and order en-
route John W. Poyle, and Egyptian
law (by the Khcdiye of Egypt, Eu-
gene Korn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

THE lady says that new boarder is
a foreign noblcman." Bogus, I'll bct'l
oh, | don't know lie may be the
'eal thing. He hasn't paid cent as
Herald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
DOinsS of
The Smart Set
COUNTESS THAMARA DE SWiR-
SKY SAYS NEWPORT WOMEN
ARE HYPoCRITES - ELEANOR
SEARS TO MARRY PAUL Raj
NEY?-MRS. o. RI. P. BELMONT
DISCUSSES FRENCH AND ENG
LIsH SUFFRAGETTES.

COUNTESS THAMARA DE SWIR-
SKY, who has just finished most
profitable season teaching Newport
women of fashion how to dance in Gre
clan fashion, corsetess and shoeess
declares that the Americana woman is
a hypocrite because she smokes in
private and will not admit openly that
she does.
AT Newport Mrs Haggin, Mrs. Will
liam w. Aston, Mrs Pearson and all
the other ladies l met smoked at Ber-
gers or in their homes. But would
they smoke at Sherry's or the Plaza 3?
No; they wouldn't dare to, and they
certainly would look askance at the
woman who dared to. How is that for
feminine consistency? There is moth
ing moral in such an attitude--in fact,
it has the immortality of hypocrisy,
hasn't it?" she said recently.
1.-THE women of the Four Hundred al ,
very chic, very smart, but they are un-
natural and snobbish," the countess
went on to say. "TheY are affected
and in being so lose all spontaneous
grace. | had many of them to teach
dances to while was there, but did
not find one really 1.-THE, graceful wo-
man. Where there should be curves
there are stiff angles in their move
ments. 1t comes from self conscious
~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
FORT STREET
!. NOW IN LINE
y

A force of men connected with the
Honolulu road department is soon to
commence work of scarifying the low
or end of Fort street to a point where
it connects with the bitulithic paved
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

ggy~"For Sale" cards at Bulletin. .
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-04-22
DIOCESE OF LEAD.

Lead: At the Cathedral on Easter
Sunday, Pontifical High Mass was
celebrated by the Right Reverend
Bishop Busch. Rev. William Colbert,
the pastor, preached a very mas
terly sermon. In the evening, Ponti-
fical Vespers were sung, the Rt. Rev.
Bishop preaching the sermon. Father
Victor Frazizna of the Deadwood hos
pital and Father T. j. Mccarthy of
the hospital at Hot Springs assisted
at the services. The Sanctuary was
respondent with the new furniture
consisting of throne, chairs for Dea-
con and Subdeacon and Assistant
Priest, as well as a Prize Dieu, all in
white and gold set off beautifully by
the new rugs in shades OF tam All
Sanctuary furnishings were procured
by the Ladies of the Altar Society
who on Saturday again surprised
themselves at most successful food
sale which Melted them hundred
dollars.
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Langdon: The Forty HOURS DevO-
ton will be held in st. Alphonsus
Church of Langdon of which Rev. NJ
Dougherty is the pastor, on April %,
"a, and Is. Father Dougherty will be
assisted by Rev. Father Cox, S. j., of
st. Boniface, Manitoba.
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DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS.

Sioux Falls: The Rt Rev. Bishop
presided at the Holy Week services
in st. Michaeps Pro-Cathedral and
large number of the diocean clergy at
tended. On Holy Thursday His Lord
ship pontifcated and was assisted by
Fathers Martyr and Twohig as dea-
cons of honor. Rev. M. G. Fitzgerald
of Lennox was deacon of the Mass and
Rev. R. F. Salmon, Elkpoint, subdea-
con, whilst Fathers Nolan and Wal
loch were masters of ceremonies.
Amongst the other clergy in the sane
tuary were Deans Desmond and
O'Meara of Huron and WATERFOWL
Fathers Egan of Wakonda, Cafferky
of Bryant, Game of Centreville, Boley
of Dell Rapids and Kippes of Yankton.
John H. Keenan,, aged fifty-nine
years, for nearly quarter of CEN
fury resident of this city, died on the
18th inst. His funeral took place from
the Pro-Cathedral on Thursday after
noon and the Knights of Columbus, of
which he was a prominent member,
attended in a body. Mr.. keenan, was
native of Lindsey, Canada.
Mitchell: Rev J. NJ Cleary of Min
neapolis delivered lecture on Mon
day night last in the city hall and a
crowded house greeted him. Father
Cleary has the reputation of being one
of our ablest platform orators and his
services are in great demand.
Personal: Right Rev. Bishop
O'GOrman has been pleased to trans
fer the Rev. j. M. Barre from the Sa-
cred Heart Church, Carthage, to the
pastoral charge of st. Johns Church,
Clear Lake, with White and Gary as
missions There are about seventy
five families in the three places and a
neat little church in each one.
Father Mccarthy of Sioux City held
his Passion Play entertainment last
week in the city hall at Mitchell. 1t
was given under the auspices of the
Young Ladies' Sodality and those who
were present expressed themselves as
being well pleased
Huron: The Very Rev. Dean Des
mond hopes to begin work soon on the
new st. Martins Church here and
when completed will be one of the
finest in this section of the state.
4 Another large class will be initiated
into the Knights of Columbus here or
II MAY 21St and a number of visiting
Knights will be present from Pierre
Miller, Redfield, Cavour and other
neighboring towns.
Milbank: Since assuming charge
here Father O'Neill has made the visi
tation Of his parish and has met will
splendid success. Many OF the ole
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THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, APRIL %, 1911

subscribers have raised their subscrip-
tons and number of new ones have
been added to the list.
Bookings: Holy Week services
We're held in st. Thomas Church for
the first time and the pastor, Rev.
VIM. Shean, was assisted by Mgr
Sheehan, of Elkton, and by the Rev.
Fathers Flynn of Esteline and Fox of
Arlington. The church was crowded
at all the exercises.
Carthage: A parochial residence
will be erected here before long and
instead of being served from else
where Carthage expects to have a
resident pastor.
Woonsocket: st. Joseph's High
School, erected last year, is under the
supervision of the Rev. Eudist Fathers
and at present there are nearly 200
pupils on roll. Besides attending
parochial duties here the Fathers find
time also to attend several neighbor-
ing missions.
Aberdeen: The Knights of Column
bus will hold an initiation here on
the Goth inst, and special trains will
be run from Mitchell, Watertown and
Huron. Solemn High Mass will be
celebrated by Dean Dermody in the
Sacred Heart Church. The ladies of
the parish will serve the banquet.
WatertoWn: Cretin Council, No.
859, Knights of Columbus, will initiate
large class here on Sunday, May
14th, and special train will be run
from Elkton and Brookings, carrying
many new members.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-04-22
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD.

St. Cloud cathedraI: On Easter
Sunday at 1920 a. m. Pontifical High
Mass was celebrated by the Rt. Rev.
Bishop, during which an able and elo-
quent Easter sermon was delivered by
the Rev. DIR. John Seliskar, of st. Paul
Seminary. In the afternoon, following
Pontifical Vespers, Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament was given by the
Rt Rev. Bishop. The Cathedral choir
sang the choral proper of the Mass as
well as a four-voiced Mass, in their
usual excellent manner
On Easter Monday evening the
members of the st. Margaret's Society
met in St. Mary's school hall, at which
meeting twenty new members were
admitted and the assembled society
listened to an interesting address Civ
en- by Mr.. George Stelzle, of Mime
apolis
Personal: Father Paul, o. S. B., of
ST. Johns Abbey, assisted during the
Holy Week and Easter services at the
parish in Hastings, MINI. Father
William, the pastor, is not yet per-
fectly recovered from his recent ILL
ness.
~ The candidates for the coming an
7 nual election of the officers of St.
Joseph's Society, St. Cloud, have been
nominated and the election will take
place on the oath of this month in the
st. Mary's Hall.
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DIOCESE OF DULUTH.

Cathedral: About sixty Of the
larger children from the Orphanage
did much credit to themselves on
Easter Sunday by singing the Regina
Coeli' at the Cathedral during the
Solemn High Mass. The young la
dies of the Sodality prepared dinner
for them in the school building.
The matinee given on April II for
the benefit of the Orphan Asylum
proved to be a decided success.
Communion Classes: Special classes
in Christian doctrine are being held
at the Cathedral school for those pre-.
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Rev r. F. DUDE, of Spearfish, has
been called out several times of late
to attend sick calls at a distance OF
upwards of one hundred miles which
distances he covered in an automobile
over the rough and almost roadless
prairies.
A Months Program: The Rt. Rev
Bishop will attend the Colonization
Congress to be held in st. Louis on
May 3D. He expects to stop over
at ST. Paul and Chicago on his way
down. He has promised to attend
the installation exercises and the
State Convention of the Knights OF
Columbus to be held at Rapid City,
May 7th and 9th.
During the remainder of the week
he will give a retreat to the young
ladies at St. Martins Academy, Stur-
gis.
May 14th to 28th a Mission will be
held at the Cathedral to be conducted
by the Rt. Rev. Bishop and Father
Colbert, assisted by several of the
diocesan clergy.
Father Colbert will give a retreat
to the Nurses at st. Joseph's hospital
at Deadwood, May 9th, 10th and 18th,
On April Goth the more advanced
children of the Cathedral parish will
receive Holy Communion and before
the end of the Easter time the young
er children will also be admitted to
Holy Communion in accordance with
the recent DEGREES of the Holy Father.
Resident Priests to be Appointed:
The parishes of Terry, Custer, Buffalo
Gap, Burke, Isabel and Faith are all
anxious to secure resident pastors in
the near future and the Rt. Rev.
Bishop hopes to be able to supply the
priests in short time.
Hot Springs: Rev. F. x. Heusler
is making very material progress on a
pastoral residence to be erected in
Hot Springs as soon as the weather
permits.
The Hospital of Our Lady of Lour,
des of late has ministered to the spir-
itual as we'll as the bodily needs of
it's patients. During the last five
weeks three non-Catholics asked to
be received into the Church and re-
ceived the Sacraments before their
deaths as also did number of fallen
away Catholics who spent some time
at the hospital.
Trip County: The mission of
Clearfield is building chapel 24x30
feet in size and have already collected
$4,000 towards this end
Carter: A hall has been built, "a
by 60, and $500 expended, the balance
to be raised in short time.
Irrigation Project: The Govern
ment was finished the irrigation of
about fifty thousand acres north of
Belle Fourche and the land has al.
ready been taken by settlers. The
work of irrigating an additional fifty
thousand acres is well under way and
will no doubt be as eagerly taken up
as was the first tract.
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DIOCESE OF WINONA.

Winona: The Right Reverend
Bishop Hebron returned last week
from visit to Rome where he spent
five weeks. He presided at the Holy
Week services in the Pro-Cathedral
of St. Thomas and sang the Pontifical
Mass on Easter Sunday.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-04-22
DIOCESE OF FARGO.

Diocesan: Within few days the
Rt. Rev. Bishop will confer the Order
of the Priesthood on Rev. VIM. Reuter-,
at present a student in the st. Paul
Seminary, st. Paul.
Fargo: On Easter Sunday, the Rt.
Rev. Bishop preached on the Resur-
rection to a very large audience in
st. Mary's Cathedral, at the High
Mass.
The Knights of Columbus and the
Catholic Foresters received Holy Com
munion in a body on Easter morning.
On April 18th, Very Rev. J. Baker,
Vicar General, was business caller
at the Bishops House, and remained
over until the following day.
Paramount: On April 18th, new
Court of Catholic Foresters was
established at Paramount. High Mass
was celebrated by Rev. A. Ridder of
Wahpeton, with Rev. Father Haupt
as Deacon, and Rev. E. McArdle as
Subdeacon. The sermon was
preached by Very Rev. J. Baker.
In the afternoon large class of
candidates gathered in Nelson Hall
where the installation took place.
The degree work was put on by the
Wahpeton Court, large representa-
ton of which was present
Fort Totem: On Sunday next the
Bishop will administer the Sacrament
of Confirmation to a large class at
Fort Totten.
Grand Forks: On Easter morning
about seven hundred people received
Holy Communion at the eight and
nine o'clock Masses in St. Michaels
Church Solemn High Mass was
celebrated by the pastor, Very Rev.
J. A Lemieux, at 1920 a. m. In the
evening at 1870 solemn vespers were
sung followed by Solemn Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament.
Reynolds: Father Koelman held
solemn services in Reynolds on Easter
morning. Members of the Catholic
Order of Foresters received Holy Com
munion in a body. The church was
most artistically decorated and a
large congregation attended at all the
services.
Wahpeton: Rev. Joseph Gaydusek,
pastor of st. Adalbert's Church, was
able to leave Wahpeton for the first
time since his accident on Holy Thurs
day when he came to Fargo to pro-
cure the Holy Oils. His many friends
we're glad to see him back into active
life again.
Jamestown: The pupils of st.
Johns Academy will have their annual
retreat early in the month of May.
/ The foundation for the new Church
of st. James will be completed this
summer. It is of cut granite rock
and will cost about $4,000.
Rev. John Feehey, formerly OF
Akeley, Mimi, has been appointed
assistant pastor of the Church of St.
James.
Handel: A new pastoral residence
is to be erected at HANDEL this spring
The building will cost about 100000
and will be ready for occupancy by
next fall.
Langdon: The Forty Hours Devo
ton will be held in St. Alphonsus
Church of Langdon of which Rev. M
Dougherty is the pastor, on April 30
"a. and Is. Father Dougherty will be
assisted by Rev. Father Cox, S. j., oil
st. Boniface, Manitoba.
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pairing for First Holy Communion and
Confirmation.

pairing for First Holy Communion and
Confirmation.
Catholic Athletic Club to lncorpor-
ate: The Catholic Athletic Club is
intending to incorporate. Messrs.
Kenney and Ball are drafting the ar
ticles of incorporation which will then
be submitted for approval to the Rt.
Rev. Bishop. The Club expects to
equip the gymnasium with a running
track and other accessories.
Brothers High School: The boys
of the Brothers High School are en-
gagged at their third quarterly exam
nations. The Rt. Rev. Bishop will
assist at the reading of the notes.
The students took part recently in a
preliminary trial for the oratorical
contest to be held in June.
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Minnesota School
LAND SALES
May and June, 1911
Great Opportunities to
Secure Homes
At the following times and places will hold sales
OF School and Other State Lands.

At the following times and places will hold sales
OF School and Other State Lands
ACRES
Mon, Mays, Internal F ais Koochching Co. 5000
Wed, May 10, Bemidji, Beltrami Co. -."." 8,50O
Fri, May H. Walker, Cass Co.. 3O,OO0
Mon, May is, Grand Rapids, Itasca Co. $1,000
Tue, Nav 49, Carlton, Carlton Co. 1O,OO0
We'd, Nav IL, Duluth, ST. Louis Co... -. 10000
Fri Nav 10. Aitkin. Aitkin Co. ........... 5000
Mon, May n, Roseau, Roseau Co. .........S O,OOO
Wed, May "a, Hallock, Kittson Co. ........ 25,OUO
Thu, Nav Is Warren, Marshall Co. ....... 5000
Fri, May D. Crookston, Polk Co. .......... 5000
Sat, May n, Moorhead Clay Co. ........... 5,OO0
Thu, June l. Detroit Becker Co. .......... l6,OOO
Fri, June q Wadena Wadena Co. ..........10,OO O
Sat, June 3, Long Prairie, Todd Co... QUO
TERMS OF SALE:-These lands win be sold
al public auction to the highest bidder: Fifteen
per cent Of the purchase price must be pald az
the time of sale The balance may rum ID years
at per cent annual interest Il desired The title
to an state land is perfect Valuable illustrated
book on Minnesota lands free; also list Of lands
offered.
SAMUEL G. IVERSON
STATE AUDITOR ct. PAUL. MINI.