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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
TeIegramy krajowe.
Prezydent Taft w Iowa

Waterloo, Ia, 20 wrzesnia. =
Prezydent Taft wyglosii tu diugo
oczekiwana move o stosunku
rzadu do przemyslu handlu
krajowego. Oswiadczyl krotko i
wezlowato, ze rozpoczete przez
Department. sprawiedliwosci sa-
dove procedury przeciw ,trustom
dalej beda prowadzone pomimo
pojawienia sic krytyk, re szkodza
one prowadzeniu interesow. Ia
razem zaznaczyl, ze ,,wielcy
przemyslowcy" w kraju musza
zarowno poddac sic prawu, jak
to sic staio kolejami. Po suro-
wem jednak skarceniu metod tru-
stow, prezydent dowodzil take,
ze z korporacyami teni sprawie-
dliwie postepowac trzeba. Refor-
mowanie ich Sposobu postepoWa-
mia stopniowo musi sic .odbywac,
azeby niepotrzebnie szkody i'm
ME przynosic, tembardziej, re nd
msciwosci mic sig ME zyska. Bar
do surowo wyrazii sic prezydent
o tych politykach, ktorzy w kra-
ju podjudzaja jedna Geese ludno-
sci przeciw drugiej. Prawdopo-
dobnie sciganie trustow d1ugo juz
trwac ME bedzie, DO to, co uczy-
Mono pod tym wzgledem juz
zbawienne wydaje skutki. Przy-
szedi czas, by przesladowanie
konczyc postepowac bez uprze-
dzen. Trzeba sic pozbyc przesa-
du, re zarabiat pieniadze da sic
tylko nieuczciwa droga.
Prezydent wyjechawszy ze
Stanu Kansas do Stanu Iowa, Ia
mierzai przybyc do Waterloo o
godzinie 2 popoiudniu, ale poten
postanowiwszy zatrzymac sic w
kilku miejscach, po drodze, do
piero okolo godz. 3:15 tu przy-
by}. Zatrzymai sic najprzod w
Denison, a potem we Fort Dod-
ge, Webster City, Iowa Falls i
innych mniejszych miejscowo-
sciach. Chwile pred wyjazdem
lego z Council Bluffs przybyi W
pelnym uniformie gubernator
Carroll re swym sztabem, poslo-
vie do kongresu Kendall, Prouty,
Kennedy, Green, Towner, Pic
katt i inni republfkahscy przy-
wodcy w Iowa, miedzy mimi
Hart, czIonek komitetu krajowe-
90, i weszli do pociagu. Maja oni
specyalny wagon, ktory doiaczo-
no do pociagu prezydenta be
da temuz towarzyszyli W caiej
prawie podrozy po Stanie Iowa.
Dowiedziano sic, re senator
Cummins ME wezmie udzialu w
podrozy, ale wezmie udziai W po-
witaniu prezydenta w Des Moi
mes. = Przed swym wyjazdem
Council Bluffs prezydent przemo-
viii krotko z platformy wagonu .
dobrobycie o tenn, dlaczego cd
bywa te podroz.
Stralk neucnronnny.
Nowy York, 20 wrzesnia. =
Strajk robotnikow we warszta-
tach kolei systemu Harrimana i
kolei Illinois Central jest nieu-
chronny, w Chicago opracowu-
ia sic plany jego zarzadzenia i
prawdopodobnie W ciagu dnia da-4
ne bedzie haslo do rozpoczecia
strajku 10000 robotnikom. Strajk
zapewne rozpocznie sic jutro ra-
no o godzinie 10. Jak wiadomo,
przywodzcom roznych robotni-
czych unij chodzi ,uznanie fe-
deracyi, a zarzady kolei wlasnie
federacyi uznac ME chca, chociaz
byiyby gotowe pertraktowac O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Burmistrz zwiedza nory zepsucia srodmiesci U
PROCES ENRIGHTA.
MOrderca GentIemana ma stanaG przed sadem.
ZLAPALI co.
Notoryczny zfodziej Gotowi do straiku.
WOjna FOresterek. ZwaryOwaf.

I lem i wiedza, 'oraz pod jego ko-
menda.
Adwokaci staraja sic o ponow-
ne odlozenie sprawy. Wczoraj
chciano Enrighta postawic W
stan oskarzenia "a zamordowanie
Gentlemana, lecz ME MONA bylo
zebrac Swiadkow.
Ma stacyi policyjnej Harrison
siedzq dwaj rzekomi sluggerzy
Geo. Robb i Flip Hodinger, unij-
nj szoferzy, mieli obic Roberta
Beck.
Ziapali ziodzieja.
Herman Valentine, podobno
najsprytniejszy pomiedzy zlodzie
jami hotelowymi faiszerzami W
Ameryce, dostaf sic wczoraj "a
kraty wiezienia.
Aresztowano go w hotelu
Blackstone. Siedziai sobie w po-
koju bawialnym, czylai ksiqzke i
smial sic serdecznie, kiedy don
deteltyw przystapii.
Wstal kiedy SIG detektyw zbli-
zyl, potem znow usiadi protes-
towal tax energicznie, ze o malo
co detektywa ME zbil tropu.
w biurze detektywow syste-
mem Bertilliona poznano ptaszka.
Pod1ug agentow PinkertCna Va
Ientine ma 600 innych nazwisk.
Ptaszka tego chca widziec TAX
re W Nowym Yorku. Bostonie,
Waszyngtonie prawie we wszy-
stkich innych wiekszych mia
stach w Ameryce. Wczoraj spie-
niezyf GEEK podpisem Geo. W.
Erbis.
Zwaryowai.
Stracii umysl pamiec, jest rui-
ma pod wzgledem fizycznym =
oto stan Henryka Harms, 50 let
niego starca, bylego komisarza
powiatowego, byiego zamoznego
kontraktora - ktorego wczoraJ
jako kompletnego waryata wysla-
no do szpitala w Dunning.
Krewni utrzymuja, re re staro-
Sciq przyszio tax oblqkanie. Clio
wick ten jest majetny.
Gotowi do strajku.
Z koi urzedowych przyszlo "a
wiadomienie do wszystkich unli
ltolej ejarzy, ably robotnicy na Ii
mach Harrimana oraz robotnicy
pracujacy w warsztatach byli 60
towi do strajku. Godziny strajku
ME oznaczono, lecz ma on wybu-
cllnac jutro rano o godzinie Iotej
albo tez w poniedziaiek.
Strajk dotyczy piec uni: ma
szynistow, kowali, kotlarzy. bla--
cllarzy robotnikow przy wago-
mach kolejowych na liniach Har-
rimana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Z Rosyi.

Petersburg, 29 wrzesnia. =
Budzet floty, ktory bedzie pred
iozony do zatwierdzenia Dumie,
wynosi ma r. 1912 So, ,1OS,O1S, .
% milionow wiecej niz z. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29

stanowczej bitwy: SHY rewolu-
cyonistow licza ma 10000!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Kongres eucharystyczny.

Cincinnati, Ohio, % wrzesnia.
= Wczoraj rozpoczal sic til pia-
ty krajowy Kongres Eucharysty-
czny posrod bardzo licznego IL
dziaiu duchowiehstwa pralatow
KoSciola katolickiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Ofiary nieostroznosei.

Mitchell, Ill.,, = 20 wrzesnia.-
Straszne byly skutki nieo-
stroznosci Virgila Vandevera,
ktory W SVEN mieszkaniu dla
rozniecenia ognia uzyl nafty. w
bance, kt6rej lal matte, powsta-
la eksplozya, buchneiy piomienie
i odziez zajeia SIG ma wszystkich
czionkach rodziny. Wzajemnie
starano sic ratowac, ale pogorsza-
10 to tylko polozenie; W kohcu
Virgil Vandever i Arthur Lang,
ford, 1s letni syn Vandeverowej z
pierwszego malzenstwa, wysko-'
czy1i przez okno 2 pietra, stra-
szliwie poparzeni. Vandeverowa
porwa}a jeszcze, jak widziano z
dolu, z letniego synka There i u
caiowawszy 60, wyrzucila go
przez okno, poczem sama padla
wstecz W plomienie, W ktorych
zginela, wraz czworgiem innych
dzieci, 13-letnia Gertrude, 1olet-
MIA Bessie. 6 letnim Karolem 3
lenia Wanda. Uratowani Virgil
Vandever, Arthur Langford i
There Vandever So poparzeni
Inocno w twarz, ramona i pier
81, ale zdaje sic, re ujda zy-
ciem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
z Chin.

Pekin, 80 wrzesnia. = dotych-
czasowy premier ks. Cling usta-
pill cd steru rzadu, ma nastepce
swego zalecii zdolnego chinskie-
go diplomatic Yuan-Szi-Kaja.
Podobno rad jest SLIME zaniepo-
kojony tenn. CO sic dzieje W pan
stwie, niezadowoleniem SIERRA
Gem sic, buntami i formalna rewo-
lucya szerzaca sic W prowincyi
Su-Czen. Oczekuja tam lala dnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29

rozmowienia sic. Ma to odpowie-
dzial Kruttschnitt W diuzszej de-
peszy, re jego bytnesc w No
wynn Yorku ME dozwala mu bye
W Chicago wsczasie oznaczonynt,
ale jezeli ME wystarczaja ME
watpliwe fakta, IL robotnicy te-
go systemu najwyzsze otrzymu-
ia place, a oprocz tego gratyfi-
kacye, pensye / szpitalna opieke,
re konferuje sic ochotnie roz-
maitemi organizacyami obraca
sic 5 mics, czasu ma doprowadze-
ME do porozumienia, re take i
wzglad ma publicznosc ME ma wa
gi II robotnikow zyczacych So
bic strajkowat, to on mic wiecej
niema do powiedzenia zapo-
biedz ogloszenfu strajku ME u
mie.
w celu zwalczania drozyzny.
Nowy York, 29 wrzeSnia. =
Dziesiec tysiecy glow rodzin no
wojorskich, 500 drobiazgowych
kupcow piecdziesieciu roznych
branz i kilkuset farmerow z
Pennsylvania LACEY sic tn W ste-
warzyszenie celem obnizenia dro-
zyzny i usuniecia posrednikow W
sprzedazy artykulow spozyw-
czych. w ciagu biezacego tygo-
dnia stanowy zwiazek farmerow
uklada szczegolowe plany zor-
ganizowania stowarzyszenia, a
setki agentow zbieraja czlonkow
pomiedzy rodzinami W Nowym
Yorku. Celem stowarzyszenia jest
utworzyc biuro posrednlczace
wprost pomiedzy producentaml
a konsumentami dzielic pomie-
dzy Mich te zyski, ktore dla sic
bic zabierali posrednicy. Spraw-
dzono, re we wielu wypadkach
pomiedzy producentem a konsu-
mentem bywa niemniej niz 6 po-
srednikow zabierajacych zyski do
kieszeni. Stowarzyszenie swoim
cziorkom niego zakupujacym
dawac bedzie kartki "a kazdy "a
kupiony artykul, ktorego ceny
ME beda narazie nizsze. niz ma
targu; W pewHych odstepaeh
czasu robit sic beds obliczenia
zyskow i te w sposbb odpowied-
nj rozdzielac. sic beda miedzy
czlonk6w stowarzyszenia.
T.n. a,1cb ,r1,c&1,r 1y,ry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
z podr6zy awiator6w.

Entigrant Cap, CAL, 20 wrzes-
MIA. - Aviator Fowler, ktory W
niedziele, ME mogac sic przedo-
stac przez Sierry, tn spuscii sic ma
ziemie, wzniosl sic znowu W po-
wietrze W ciagu dnia, ale znalazl-
sly ma wysokosci 1900 stop
niepomyslne warunki, musial
powr6cit.
Kent, O., 30 wrzesnia. A
wiator Rodgers W swej podrozy
cd morza dc, mora przebyl wczo-
raj droge re Salamanca do Kent,
przestrzen wynoszaca mil 203.
DIS rano ma wyruszyc W dalsza
droge i zamierza ladowac w
Marslfield, Marion, Lima j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29

Hammond, Ind, a do Chicago
spodziewa sic przybyc W sobote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
0 Marokko.

Paryz, 30 wrzesnia. - Nadesz-
Ia tn juz odpowiedz Niemiec ma
ostatnia note marokkanSka Fran
Cyl jeszcze tam ME wszystko W
porzadku bye musi, bo oficyalnie
zaznaczono, ze odpowiedz ia "a
wiera znowu pare kwestyi no
wych, ktore wymagaja traktowa-
MIA osobnego. Innemi siowy
Niemcy chca koniecznie cos u
targowat: gdy ustapia tel stro-
ny. chwytaja z innej...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
q Francyi.

Paryz, 20 wrzeSnia. - Podob-
no W oficyalnych koiach kraza
wiesci, re explozya ma okrecie
,,Liberte' byla spowodowana
kryminalna niedbaloscia licha
sluzba, podobno powszechna W
marynarce francuskiej. Podobno
tez zamach anarchistyczny mo-
re zachodzic przytem; ma ,,Liber-
te" wielu byfo marynarzy anar-
chistow, ktorzy otwarcie swe gio-
sill zasady, ale komendant statku
Jaures, socyalista, ME myslal ich
"a to karac. Okret ,,Liberte' mial
bye ,,pechowy" Cd dawna i VIE
lie juz ma MIN bylo wypadkow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
WILL GET slip
READY. FOR
FLEET

Work Is to be begun Mt once on
can be used by the cruisers of the
Pacific fleet when they come down to
Honolulu next month. BY next sun
day the drcdger Pearl Bar will be put
to work in the slip by the Standard
American Dredging Company and the
slip dredged to depth sufficient TO
allow, the cruisers to lie safely ut the
dock.
It liz estimated that the work will
take only about si:; days, but 1t is par
ticularly important that II should be
done before the cruisers come down.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
HAWAIrS SAFE INVESTMENTS.

With raw sugar selling at unexpected price, price
n,eard Of since modern methods of sugar manufacture
have been introduced, Honolulu seems to be in state Of
stupOr.
The present is indeed most remarkable condition.
We will not attempt to account ior it beyond making the
suggestion that great many people who ordinarily make
the market in sugar stocks, decided months ago that
the sugar industry of Hawaii had its best days and the
only way to make money to invest their surplus
ngs in the splendid offerings from the mainland.
Much Honolulu money has gone into those splendid offer
ngs and there not the slightest doubt that is there to
stay. never TO return.
The lie n does not bring up this matter to say "a
Told you so but merely to again offer the timely suggestion
that the man woman who lives in Hawaii and has made
his or her money in Hawaii cannot possibly do better than to
invest in Hawas industries and enterprises besides buying
household goods in Hawaii.
Keep your money at home. Where your money is there
will your heart be. And what to the point the rec
ord Of fifty years has been that the Honolulu investment for
the big and the little investor is paying proposition.
Though the securities in the local market pretty well
advanced in many instances the opportunities for good in
vestment by the with few dollars by means
exhausted. The and the women of small means can far
better afford to invest in local stocks real estate and pay
the premiums asked for good ncomebearing securities than
to send their money out of the islands to make nest eggs
for the promoters Of gtteng geneaIes, and never
any of it come back
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
WILL ASSIST CARNES
Continued from PAGE u

ticed that the guuvas are now being
attacked 1t was thought for some
time that they would not tackle the
guava,
This mean, that the spread of the
fly throughout the Island of Oahu may
he universal, for now that he has got
an appetite for the guavas In the house
lots 1t will not be long before the wild
gravas are attacked, Inspector Olivi-
era has found that they do not seem
to attack the sweet guava so much
as the sour one
Reports which have been coming in
from the inspectors show that although
In some cases there Is n Discrimination
on the part of residents to go to the
trouble of picking up the fallen fruit,
las general rule the work Is being
carried out fairly thoroughly. In the
case where there are small guavas
growing, many people have been shak-
ing the trees and bringing them all
down at once, while Others have been
cutting away the top branches and
thus Kidding themselves of the nuis-
ance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

llawaiis purchases of domestic |
products from the mainland of the
United States amounted to $2l,G77,2l3
for the twelve months ending with
June 80, 1911. This is over a million
dollars more than the amount record |
ed for the same twelve months in
1910 ana the total for the period end
ing with June 1909 was sl7.193,2i9.
Strange AZ it may seem the total
value of Hawaii's exports of domestic |
products to the mainland decreased.
The figures for the twelve months end
ing with June 1911 are s4I 1856, 1886; for
twelve months ending June 1910, $46.-
l6l ,2Ss; for same period ending June
1909. s4O,395,O4O.
These figures with many other in
teresting details of the trade and
commerce of these islands with the
mainland are contained In the June
summary of the commerce and finance
of the United States issued by the sta
tistical bureau of the Department of
Commerce and Labor.
lIawaii's shipments to the mainland
are made up In the largest part, of
course, by sugar, But pineapples are,
showing great increase from year
to year. This item alone amounted
to s2.O2O,SOO for the period under con-
sideration. For 1910 1t was 81, 54S,SS0,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
SINGLE and FREAR.

Supremacy silly is the best deilni-
ton of the morning papers interpre-
tation of the San Francisco interview
in which r. w. Single announced his
readiness to be n candidate for Dele
gate, II Kuhio refused to run.
The Advertiser says the interview
is an expression of the anti-Frear
movement
Everyone with any sense knows
that Governor Frear completed four
years in Office last August. His term
however, continues until next Deem
Der or January-four years from the
date his appointment was confirmed
by the Senate.
The Republican candidate for Del
egate will not be nominated till Aug
ust or September Of next year.
In other words the Governor Of the
Territory of Hawaii will have been
appointed full six months before
the campaign for Delegate is on.
Consequently the attempt to mix VI
the nomination of Delegate with the
appointment or non-appointment OF
Governor Frear is pure folly that
would disgrace child trying to solve
a political puzzle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
MRS. CARRIE JAC0BS.BOND
ARRESTED IN LOS ANGELES
Continued from Page y

Chlcagoan well-known IN the realms
of song writer's, and who Is herself
head of a large publishing house. to-
day that she really should put up
IS bond for her appearance In court
on the charge of obstructing traffic.
The lady was driving her own auto
mobile along Broadway when a traffic
policeman ordered her to back M
from n crossing. She refused, haught-
lily declaring the policeman was i'm
polite in his request. AT the station
Mrs. Bond was still very indignant,
and when the desk sergeant told her
II would be necessary for her to. fur
nish 81 cash bond or go TO a cell
until the afternoon session of court,
she drew her silken skirts about her
and demanded to he shown the cell.
ut is right up those steps" lacon.
ically replied the Unconditional SER
geant
Mrs. Pond dashed upstairs. She
smiled the atmosphere and peered
through the bars. Then she returned
to the desk.
"Hore's your So" she CURLY hurled
at the sergeant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

The single item of condensed milk
totaled s2O9,656.
The steel and hardware men do
business with Hawaii that runs into
millions of dollars For 1911 the
total was s3,525,3si as against s3,229,-
800 for 1910 and s2,644.3l5 for 1909.
Rubber goods totaled s337,973, or
one hundred thousand dollars more
than the year previous. The big item
was 100000 for rubber tires
This naturally turns one to the
automobile trade, and there Hawaii
has made a good record The people
of this Territory bought automobiles
valued at s72S,OjG during the year
ended June 1911 and paid out s6S,02S
for automobile parts. This makes a
total of million dollars a year for
the automobile traders of the States.
| For 1909 our automobile trade
amounted to sii4,79O. The total car
riage and vehicle account for 1911
was $3Ss,397.
The drug, chemical and proprietary
medicine account for 1911 was $4l7,-
S07, nearly one hundred thousand dol
lars greater than the year previous.
The proprietary medicine bill in
creased from $33,ll4 In 1910 to s54,SlS
in 1911.
Our purchases of breadstuffs totaled
$l,95i,3lG. Over half u million dollars
worth of this was for wheat -four.
Dealers in cotton goods have a great
trade with the islands. The figures
show the total value of imports
s2,227 ,GO9 for 1911. This was an in
crease from sl.7GG,3G3 in 1919
The purchases of dried and canned
Ash totaled s3S9,5G3 and Hawaii
bought fruits, dried and fresh, valued
at s2G9.si2.
Figures are ordinarily dry reading,
but In this instance they tell very
Important and interesting story to the
business men of the mainland A good
share of this trade goes through the
Wholesale and jobbing houses Of the
west. As result, the large cities of
the west get the credit with the east
ern manufacturer for trade that
comes to these islands.
or the total twenty-one millions OF
business, over fourteen million went
through the port Of San Francisco
two millions through Seattle, four mil
lions through New York and the re-
mainder I'm small scattering amounts
and ports.
Al. OF this trade as well rs the for
ty mii''cns of sugar and pincapples
was carried in American ships.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
OWNERS FALL INTO LINE
iCnnfinuad fronn Paaa IL

in 1t will clear matters up to n GER
tain extent. The st. Louis Alumni
are also going TO have their figures
ready although President Carlos Long
who was present this morning stat
ed that us far as he knew they would
accept the same as the Knight of Py-
thias. The latter's figure was $3.50
per foot.
w. o. Smith representing Mrs. Wal
Ter stated that she did not want to
loose her lot under any consideration
as her late husband had asked her
not to part with it. lie stated that
he would write her, however, and
place the circumstances of the case
before her.
The question was raised by Com
missioner Charles Hustace as to what
right the people not actually fronting
Union street had and whether they
would be able to claim any compen-
sation. The matter Is to be looked
into by the commission
In spite of the fact that Colonel
Sopcr stated before the commission
sat that there was to be no secrecy
an example of II was given this morn.
Ing. When Frederick L. Steere rep.
resenting Sullivan and Buckley lief,
the room he, was called back by Com
missioner McStocker but just as that
gentleman was about to ask him ;
question Commissioner Hustace mad,
a signal for him not to- say anythina
and Mr.. Steere was only asked tt
| repeat his former assertion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

"why don't you insist ON being the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

err, who was working along the water
front, was accidentally injured this
morning while loading iron rails onto
n dray. He sustained a broken leg,
officer, and was removed to the Queens
Hospital for treatment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

According to news received here.
DR.. w. Perrin Norris, director OF quar-
antinc of Australia, Is coming here
by the Makura next Tuesday on his
way TO San Francisco. 1t is probable
that he will look over local quaran-
tine methods here. but as his visit
will probably short, his inspection
viii hardly be more than passing
one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
EVENING SMILES

Are you friend of the BRIDE
grooms family?" asked the usher at
the church wedding
81 think not replied the lady ad-
dressed. Pm the mother of the
bride. ~ onkers Statesman.
81 wish Fritz would write his fig
ures palmer can't possibly tell
from his letter whether II Is 1000 or
10000 kisses that he sends me-"
"Why don't you insist ON being the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

Free corn in old Rome brbed mob and kept ii passive
BY free books and what goes with them in modern America
cardinal difference between civilization which persisted and
civilization that will endure.-Lamed,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

Rallying for final stand, the full
blood Cherokee Indians are preparing
TO institute suit against the govern
ment for $4,000. 900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

head of the house."
81 am the head OF the house, but
my wife says a head Is no good with
out brains"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06

Tramp-Mister, would you give me
u nickel for meal?
Pedestrian-For a glass of beer.
more likely.
Tramp-Woteyer you say, boss |;
you're paying for it-Boston Tran
script,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
HAWAII TRADE WITH THE MAINLAND.

and 1909, sl,229,Gi7. Our banana
shipments were valued at close to
500, 900.
Evidences of the growth of Homo
lulu are found in the increase Of the
rough and manufactured lumber that
we import from the mainland. The
value of rough lumber purchased has
increased at the rate Of nearly three
hundred thousand dollars year since
1909.
We are buying over 100000 worth
of potatoes in year from the main
land or total of 1901 900 for all veg
etables. Our liquor bill has increased
from s56j,O3S for the twelve months
ending with June of 1910 to $685., 94l
for the same period ending with June
1911.
Hawaii bought $450.0OO worth Of
paper and manufactures of, in the
twelve months from mainland mar,
kets, Our paint bill amounted t.
s241 ISL, an increase from sl9s.3S6 il
1910.
Our shoes and leather bill amount
ed to s590,704, almost a hundred thou
, sand dollars more than for the sam,
period of the previous year.
The meat and dairy product accoun
totaled SS97,629 for 1911 as agains
$S4s.61s for 1910 and $76i,95 in 1905
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-06
PINEAPPLEs, sANANAsli

A Crate Of Six Selected Pines or .
Large Bunch Of Bananas
Simply leave your order--we do the
rest.
ISLAND FRUIT COMPANY
with Wells. Fargo Express Company