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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

their records with star dust in
order to make a showing with
their constituents and then there
will be many a Democratic road
ster come trotting down the
political pike while the Legisla-
ture is in session. Watch our
weekly news letter for events OF
State Importance as they tran
spire at Austin.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-27

Ii you want some Of those hulk
turnip seed you will have to hurry
as they are going fast. I. C..
Greenhil. Phone go. 3 II
The farmer and his family who
cultivate a desire for all that is
beautiful and comfortable are
doing much 70 dispel worry and
trouble. And it is worry and
trouble that kills. Flowers. lawns.
pictures, books, magazines. easy
chairs. hammocks these all fav-
or longevity and make YOU hap
pier while you DO live and cause
your children to be contented
with farm life the most indie
pendent and happy life on earth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
Albuquerque and Santa Fe
Play at Traction Park
McCary Ancient City and Weeks for Grays Oppose Each
Other IN What is Expected to be Hard Tough Battle
Two Clubs Have Won and Lost Equal Number OF
Games: Each is Confident of Winning.

Ih' ram' between ia, Griys and
tho team from SANTA 20 tomorrow
Viii hr "u, of tn, biggest events IN
haarhall this Nolr aud ali indications
point I" id'ul Weather conditions and
rocord-brrakn- 1t,ndnnr. at
Traction purk
with the count even between m,
two teams. ono gam, having boon
won by each, and With IN, most i'm
tense rivalry stimulutu. Ella, Interest
~ the contest Tor suuH,wu.t. 10 I. SAT-.
80 su, that thcr, WITH n 20 bitter
struggle before thu ,nJ comic. 100 th,
ninth inning.
toe Mccarthy WIN ID, op 'h, mound
for IN. Santa Fr bunch. lud NI|I uu.
dprtak, Ia whiif our braves I.rprr
they get on rrst Dan ppdiiIu aas
" can't be- did. and thai n"frr. fn,
sam, ls owe, the visiting ti'ld,i. $500
set plenty 90 ,Xcrcisc chaviul pi|. p.
an CORNERS uf the yard
Guhp Weeks viii uphold thu h"u ,
Of Albuquerque on the huriiug mI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

Huhcs ability ia the u.I- Inc b.
too ,lrU known to h''U 1Imrnt.
with such an array ot r.t.Nu niont,
backed bN teams that h1I. 3D. ..urc to
srttl,. u is sal" to saN U O.D pub
IT, viii &C., an ampl' ..r us
moncN tomorrow.
IN, game viii begin pr.ut, at !
O'Clock admission vii cents
To- the quarter stretch. vu. affords
q Wow of all plays % OH. n.. tnd
- couts additional ict Hu 300 the
grnudsaud Nose ChaN,. uU. hand
led th. ui. mitt for On. U.tts last
season. Ni play first t. tomorrow,
'rrd" Nrrl. "a shurtstHu "uu halls
Just ut present from o., Altoona bush
league. i- To- play shori ur santa fc
arriving hero today tt"u f|. west
Otto, Duntos, tomorrow H. play of
tho rubber The Graz. .,tf santa
e., %, o. tn, Sundaf ...ufD last.
SANTA g.. boat the locals g." in last
~uuda, and It is Il sl.nd.nf as t.
Who 4ilI win the third game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
SMOKER IS
ONE ROWLING
SUCCESS
Contest Between Two Eminent
Scientists Furnished Feat.
ure of the Evening.

Th, big smoker gwen IL, "a"
EJsl,s hst night at IT,, Elks todgr
co"u was al that had boon predicted,
and then some There was large
ct Ia, members of the
ftlth,t,d trin, and their friends and
tho cntortainmou, provided "Us of q
class 10 kccp cNrrVbodN in good
numor and mnk, thcm sntr, Whom
tn time .amc Go go hum.
Tho athletic program afforded som,
81 tho highest class am lsrm'ut that
has been seen iu Albuquerque iu q
long time After De- couple of iVcN
prdiniuaries. which sept IA, crowd
GA its toes All tho time the main
event of the evening Has staged. con.
.istinr ~ scientific cOutcet between
% w1l-knoNu local celebrity knoWt
as "Lcitl aud an imported product
who answers go the nutno of kid
Rhodos
Both OF these s.iouu-t- ahpWc'
great skill lcaruiuu aud rNpcri"ny"
aud durius o sr,at pnrt 81 IN" con
test thrrr Wus ,EC greatest doubt h
L. what would Dee ths result col ~" 81
counter TN, ripe ,holHTsmp A"
Professor Rhodes finally rumphcd
however. and % WHs gcuontt cour,d
81 thut Luty WAS MOI riaht u h'p
pruod 100 $40, seventh
ria, affair nst uisht -ul furth'
, added 60 th, reputation of tho Eagle
.,t doiul Trims, ou lars, seal, "u
mukue % success ot whatever th'
uudcrtAk, rrvsiJrn MHrh Levy d
B tnc Ealios Nho Jtr,tnE'd th' sm"N''
was shpw rcd with ronsrntultti"n
, last ughi and tod,,y h,oa Is' of 'h
big uirp.ss OF tho ovcrt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
Deafness Cannot be Cured

"a, local apnlicdllous, AZ they cannon
reach The diseased por,Inn al ia" ear
Tbcr, lr onl, onp way go culD d'i p
ness aud hat Is 10y CONSTITUTIONAL
remedies D,aincss is caused hy an
inllamcd condition of he mucous I'm.
ing of the Eustachian Tube Nhrl
this lube s inllamod ,ou nave a
rumhling sound or uporicct heailhS'
ana wh n II b. entirely closed, Dear
ness il the result, ana unless the IN
iiammatiop can be- taken oht and TINS
lube restored "a its normal condition
hearine will be DESTROYED forever
nine cases ouI oI Ten are caused By
oaiarrh. which is nothing hut an IN.
TANNED condition of the mucous sur
aces.
We VIII Give one Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness (caused hN
Catarrh that cannot he cured h'
Halls Catarlh Care. Send for circW
ars free.
+. - CHENEY n co, Toledo, q.
Sold bN druggists. Zoe
Take Halls Family pills for cons''
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
MCDONALD WILL NOT
FIGHT STRANGER
Emil Dominek's Dark Horse
Has Little Chance Of a TO
With Scotchman on the
Terms Proposed by DomineE

TN, Proposition advanced nN Eml
Duhliu,b. Tor 2oJouud -o Def N"'h
\, Mcdonald OF this city AMI an m
known middl.wrish, whom H' b. smd
10 h, grooming IN Dawson "as
gr,ctrd lN Mcdonald this morning
with raucuf. not 40 say lnald laugh
or Ina fact. IL So, dyd impossible 10
.st Mac Geo trpa, the su--. sluu IN
an, sort oi serious manner
several obstacles tu 10, TupoA'
ton wei. advanced 10y ihv SCOTCH
man I'm the first place. Mac g. y
heavy weight aud do"r moi care 10
tak, ON man out oi bits cias-. lie
said. how ser. that II might u" JOS
siblo ton him 10 match one ui nc
pupils at his new athletic academy
ueains, the dark horse. In Nhicn
event he would chceriuily bach hs
ontry aaainst that of Domino
Again. th, proposition OF o sid" hor
a. Slnu didn't appeal io Mac liUN
ON snail change. he shiu. WaF
troublesome 10 carry about ln ON" IS
packet. and pcnny.antc games never
were in hi. line anyhow Ia ofd'
10 get on lassis whore On" paiil'. +.
could understand each other, J. WH'
la ne, ossaiy for the other bunch 10
tnlh IN lar-,. figures
The suggestion oI having th' natch
in C0liaN also formed IN ono ''oh
To the scheme Mac didn'i seem 10
np a hit keen ~ the advantages ~
CollaX as a sporllns center. ana 80.
messcd the fear that n thr mat' %
were pulled OH In That metropolis me
audicdco would be- go imposed MAINLY
at the bui frogs around the wafer
tanh
Nothing doing" seems 40 BE- abou'
an there Is 10 say 80 pohin'b ~ ms
.tur, AT tho game
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
$3.50 RECIPE FREE, FOR
WEAK MEN.
Sud Name aud \ddr'-S To-day ~"
can Have u free anh b'
strong and Vigorous,

I hay. .u m. rn..,.s Inn : iI'''iIp'
ton for u.rsou4 debility lack "i 'lH-
or. weakened manhood, failing mon.
Dry aud l1mo ules, pIougut "u hy .N-
,oss's, unnatural rrur. Hr 'n. '"'N.
1f youth that has cured Loo u.t'
worn and nervous mon rsh' '..'
own uomo.--.wituout any Audubon.
h,p ,r medicine tuI' 'nIua .#
m.n Enp Wishes 90 rcA.Iu WHH"
puA,r and r.riItF, luieA,E IuI quiet
I.. hnui hHN. "a copy -u I HHNr bt-
..rmIuUI Geo -,ud a. cop, 1i tine pros
.rpuuu ir,r pi charge, in plain
rrdIuBu. scaled envelope 90 amy man
Rhu VIII Nrilr for b.
rhis prescription comes from
phv.irian who has made n spech
study of men ana 1 ana CONVINCED %
is the sury-t-actiuF combination t"i
the cure OF deficient manhood and
vtgor failure ever put together.
/ think ! oNa % to my trlloW man
To- send tl,m cops n confidence eo
that any man anywhere who De- We1E
ana discouraged with repeated tal'-
urrs may stop druFsiue himself NIlN
harmful patent medicines, H.'nr'
what I hcuc,, b. tine qurkest-uctns
restorative, upouuUns SpOr-TOrCH
ING remedy ever devised, and -
cure himself ~ homo quietly aud
quickly Just drop mo line hke
thls. Or \ H. Robinson, as, Luck
Building. Detroit Mich and I VIII
scnd yoH copy of this splendid rec
90, In plain ordinary og-clopc free
Of chnrg, great many doctors
woull charge So 90 90 t5.oo for mere
Us writing out a prescription like this
---hut send il entirely free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

Gladnoss comes with hottor undcr'
standing of the transient nature OF the
many physical MS which vanish he.
fore proper efforts r"ntlc enutts-
pleasant onorts--rightly directed and
n.vistcd by ne pleasant laxative rem
ody Syrup Of rigs and EliXir of Soma
Is beneficial effects arr due To the
fact that II H. the ono remedy which
promotoe internal cleanliness without
dchiitating the organs on which u
.acts 70 g,t it5 beneficial effects nj
wbys hnv th' genuine manufacture
by fho California Wig syrup Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
SANTA sc BALL TEAM
ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE

Santa Pc y NJ. June 3d. Santa
Pc. Hasyball team will PLAY Nlbu
,urrgu af Albuquerque SUNDAY So
% vus announced today by Manage
T.. O. Burke OF the local team, IN,
Do,- will so down on the Limited
Sunda. uuulu, and The fare tor a
part, al fyn or more viii he si.G0
cach return Trip It IL said good
many Santa Fcaus viii make The "Trip
Maua-y, nurtc announced the iol
lowins sDU.lH'. of games Tor thld
summer
June T. Santa l'r a' Albuquerque
June A.. AufoufH on Alhmosa NJ
Santa ~,
June n, NpG uUu ai santa re
June -. SANTA A.. Albuquerque
July I, Alamo-a a santa F'
July II. Las E,. I santa F'
luly ~ and d. SAINT. fc AT Las
Vegas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

Fancy MIXED bird urgd. impartial
hrWig new crop 'anar, ~"rd 'i""i''s'
,ai.. rsir and bird ~and, -n"w-"'lit
u-hiu,.. Nus-iau -unfioW'r seed y.
" lt0. pI,ou, 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

Don't forget 10 eat your SUNDAY
elmer AZ the Home restaurant '"
1:30 y m Good music -"' N's'
Gold,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

Cures babys croup VIII. daily
cuts ana bruises. mamma score
throat, grandma lamru,-s lir
Thomas EClectic OF the sf.1
household remedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
w,,ur rurN rL\, MO>p>,
American League.

American League.
Chicago 700 iiustOn
81 iNuiN ~ Sew Work
Drirou Washington
Cleveland a philadelphia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

NNktS \ iN~1l\G IMPRESSION
on anyone VINO pu.. eats oIr high
Crude bread. AVA h8hcstuna gen
orally what $3.50 hear from those
who buy h,r. The tables of tho ios-
tdiuu- ur, always supplied from the
pluu,,r bakery, ANA bread, rolls
cako.. pics ana duughnuts 1rc baked
fresh every day ana sent 90 your ore
dor promptly
PIONEER BAKERY
30. ~outI INjr-t street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
SINGING Is FEATURE
AT WAIHEE CHURCH

Especial b lletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Feb. 13-The Sunday
school and Christian Endeayor exhi-
billions at Waihee church last Sunday
evening were pleasant and most in
teresting Hon. r. j. X. Nawahine
was in charge of the examination,
ably assisted by Mr.. j. M. Brown and
Miss All Choy Ahu of the Waihee
School and Mrs D. Kaiwa. There
were over one hundred members in
both the c. E. and Sunday schoo.
classes Among those present were
Mr. p. N. Kahokuoluna, president Of
all the c. e. societies in Maui county,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. WEIGH, deputy
Sunday school superintendent of Cen
trail Maui, and c. e. delegates from
Wailuku respectively Among others
present were Mrs. Ella Austin of the
Waihee school who had also PERSONAL
ly attended to some of the classes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
SENATOR ELKINS' WILL
UPSET BY HIS WIDOW
Third of Property Claimed Un-
der State Law,

ELKINS, w. Va, Feb. "A sensa-
ton was caused here today when it be-
came known that Mrs. Halle ID. Ell
kins, widow of Senator Stephen b. Ell
kins, had renewed the fight in the
Elkins family, which had been some
what allayed by the manner in which
the late Senator distributed his vast
fortune She was not satisfied, how
ever, with the will of her husband
whose second wife she was, but has
filed with the county clerk a renuncia-
ton of the provisions that he made for
her.
Relatives of Mrs. Elkins said that
she desired better provision for her
own children.
Senator Elilins provided that his
seven children, including Mrs Oliphant
and Mrs. Weiderseim, children by his
first wife, should share equally, but by
claiming the third which the law in
this State allows a widow, Mrs. Elkins
will have from $5,0O0,000 to $S,OO0,OOO
in her own right, which she can divide
among her five children.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
new CHAIRMEN
ALL FROM OAHU.
Speaker HolStein Makes Public
Standing Committees
For Session.

All of the House members who were
years ago and are again in the House
were reappointed this morning by
Speaker Holstein. Rice again heads
the finance committee, Correa the
printing committee, Sheldon the rules
committee, Alfonso the public lands
committee, Coney the health commit
tee, Keliinoi the military committee,
and Long the education committee, The
new chairmen are Watkins, of Oahu,
of the accounts committee; Towse, of
Oahu, of agriculture forestry, promo
ton and immigration; Castle, of oahu,
of the judiciary committee, and Fer
nandez, of Oahu, of the miscellaneous
committee.
The House committees named today
are as follows;
Finance-Rice, Makekau, Watkins,
Williamson and Cooke.
Judiciary - Castle, Sheldon, Long,
Coney and Richard.
Accounts and Public Expenditures
Watkins, Rice, Tavares, Marcallino and
Yates.
Public Lands - Alfonso, Moanauli,
Castle, Huddy, Cockett, Towse and Ka-
nekoa
Agriculture and Forestry = Towse.
Archer Tavares, Richard and Keliinoi.
Health and Police-Coney, Kamano-
ulu, Cooke, Hale and KaWewehi.
Education-Long, Alfonso, William
son, Waiaholo .iiH1 sHgdily.
Military Z Kelfihm, FERNANDEZ, Ma
hoe Correa&aifd ISakewehi. y g.
Printing and Enrolment Correa,
Kamanoulu, Makekau, Hale and Wal
aholo. lF
Rules = Sheldon, Moanauli, Kawaa :
koa, Kanekoa and Mahoe.
Miscellaneous - Fernandez, Cockett
Kawaakoa, Archer and Marcallino.
Journal-The Speaker, Watkins and
Correa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
THE PROFITS OF
RUBBER GROWING

1t is as yet too early to say how
profitable rubber growing will become
in these Islands, the industry being
still in it's infancy, but accounts lately
to hand from other countries show that
the AVERAGE return from 20 divi-
dend- paying companies was over 60 per
cent. DR. Wilcox of the Experiment
Station says that our rubber is equal
to that grown in Ceylon and Malay
States, 50 we should be able TO pay as
much as they do.
The Selangor Rubber Co. heads the
list with dividend of 212 per cent;
then comes the Nallambrosa Rubber
Co, with its 126 per cent; the Pataling
Rubber Co., 113 per cent; Cicely Rub
Der Co., 100 per cent; Linggi Rubber
Co., 102 per cent; the Buliit Rajah, 80
per cent, and so on all down the line,
the average for the whole 20 companies
being 81 per cent; and very few of
these companies are more than ten
years old.
Under such circumstances, it is no
wonder that the English investors, con-
servatiye as they are, should already
have invested more than $250,000, 600 in
rubber and that the shares of new
companies should be eagerly taken up
as soon as issued. In England they
usually issue shares in small denomi-
nations, so the Workingman has
chance to- invest his savings equally
with the capitalist, and the shares of
some of the companies just mentioned
are selling at seven and even eight
times their par value Nallambrosa, for
instance, issued at soc. (2s) a share,
now selling at S. and upward. IT, we
can do as well here (and present indi-
cations are most favorable), the profits
on rubber should equal or even exceed
those on sugar in a few years, So good
a judge as Jared Smith of the Hawaii
Agricultural Experiment Station said,
IF prices fall to THIRD of those of
the present day, plantations will be
able to produce rubber at a PROFIT
OF AT LEAST 100 PER CENT"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
COTTR|LL COMES
FOR SALARY
Especial 81 letin Correspondence
(By John E. Monk.)

(By John E. Monk.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 3.-This
is from the New York Sun, following
the date of the confirmation of Charles
A. Cottrill the negro, as collector OF
internal revenue in Hawaii
NOT FOR SOCIAL PREFERMENT,
I'm Going for $4,000 a Year" Says
Negro Collector of the Port of Ho-
nolulu
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb q
Charles A. Cottrill of Toledo, o., whose
appointment as collector of the port of
Honolulu was confirmed by the Senate
Yesterday, met with some opposition,
owing to the fact that he is negro.
One Washington official on investiga-
ton found that some native HaWaiians
who are in Washington expect that it
will be very unpleasant generally for
Cottrill at his new post. In converse
ton with the new collector this official
said that he would not have any $50
cial preferment" in his new post.
I'm not going for social preferment,"
said Cottrll I'm going for $4,000 a
year"
Collector Cottrill plans to arrive In
Honolulu by the middle of March at the
earliest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
Advertising Talk
BY MerL.

!: 1t was but a short time ago :
!: that doctors, lawyers and bank ::
:: ers thought that it was not ne
!: cessary to advertise, in fact, ~
:: thought that newspaper publicity !"
!. was a matter totally foreign to "
q the bus ness in which they were "
!: engaged. That time has gone by "
!; now, and the readers of papers "
!; from the mainland will observe "
!: how frequently advertisements "
:. of these three professions APP y
!! pear in the columns of the daily "
:: papers. "
!: Vermont was the first state u
= that took up advertising of banks "
- and the business in which they u
y were. engaged and the results +"
!: were so amazing that this fea- "
:; tre Of business Isl being inau- I"
u surated by banks in all parts of "
:: the country 1T is even being 4"
:. practiced here to limited ex- y
): tent and the results are all that ::
u could be asked for y
Il Bank advertising is slowly but !?
y surely working its way into the !:
y heads of other hard-headed and q
F." conservative bankers, not only in !:
" Vermont, but throughout the ma !:
:: ton, and the day is coming when ::
F" every national bank will adver- !!
:" tise for the larger and better !;
" business they might all be doing !:
:" If the people were shown how Il
u much better it is to have their II
!; funds in the strong boxes of the ::
= banks than in any old place !:
y where the owner thinks it will !;
:" not be suspec ed to be by :;
q thieves. 8:
u :: :: :; Il {. :: 3: :; :; 3: :! :: u :. :; ::
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
Recorded February 8, 1911.

II ID Corbett and VT to James Wake
field, d; lots As, AZ and As of r P
542, kul 273, bldgs, etc, Pacific Heights
Subdiv, Honolulu, Oahu; $4,000. b $40,
p 306. Jan 25, 1911.
Western & Hawn Invstmt Co Ltd TO
James Wakefield, Rel; int in lots AZ,
AZ and As of r p 302, liul 273, Pacific
Heights Subdv, Honolulu, Oahu; $t\ B
BAG, p "a Feb 9, 1911.
Kapuaokahullina and hsb to ,r X La
lakea, NJ; TIA of r p S73; $3.50. b 34G,
p OF. Nov %, 1910.
Kaakau and hsb to j Kamaka Kao-
heloahi, ID; int in por r p GA, kul 571S.
Hakipuu Koolaupoko, Oahu; IS, etc. B
$40, p 80, Jan T.. 1911.
Esther p Juen to Alfred Magoon,
d; lot 8 of r p 1894, kul 1875. Bere-
tania ST. Honolulu, Oahu $500. B $40,
81. Feb g. 1911.
August Dreier Ltd to James f Nor
gan, Rel; r P 8, Garden and Beretana
SITS, Honolulu, oahu; $500, b 346, p
90 Oct u, 1910.
Halieka (w) by affdt, Affdt; in re
adverse possession of pc land. b 1886,
- oOO, Feb Z, l5ll.
Walter Hurst to Evaristo Dotta, d;
lots A and So, Waialae Heights, Homo
lulu, oahu; $3.50. b 340 312. Jan
"a, 1911.
Catherine NJ Brown (widow) to
Trent Trust Co Ltd, M; 4O,S00 so IT
of r = (gr) 1918, rents, etc, Pensacola
st, Honolulu, Oahu; $4,000. BAG,
100 Feb 3, 1911.
Julia Abe and hsb (T) to Charles K
Abe, d; lot II, blk >, bldgs etc, Kapio-
lani Tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $3.50
$40, p 313. Feb 1. 1911.
M * Kealawaa and VT to T X Lala
kea, d; 80 -10Oa of r p (gr) 99S, Ha
lepuaa, Puma, Hawaii; $500. b $40, p
3OS Feb ., 1906
w "A Todd and VT to II * Lalakea,
Hawaii; $176165. b $40, p 800. Jan
II, 1911.
james x Kamakaiwi and WI ct al to
X I.alakea, M:1-4 int in r p 2769
kul If, and bldg, Waiakea, Hilo, Ha-
wall; 500 b 346, p So. Apr |, 1910,
William r Castle and WI to Henry
II Williams. D; 1855 So TT lot 2, WeaN
er Tract, Honolulu oahu; $500. c l.
doc No 25S Jan 10, 1911.
Henry II Williams to William r Cas-
tie, IT, M 1855 so # lot 2, Weaver
Tract. Honolulu, Oahu; $3.50 and adv
to $500. c l. r doc No 259. Jan %,
1911.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-15
KNUDSEN ELECTED
in THE SENATE
Continued From Page ~

same committee informed the Govern
or OF the Senate's organization and a
few minutes later the Governors sec
rotary appeared with the message.
On motion of Chillingworth, the read
ing of the message was deferred and
will be read tomorrow
Senator Cecil Brown then brought
up the status of Senator Moore who
wrote to the Senate from California,
stating that he would not be able to
attend the 1911 session because of i'll
ness. Senator Brown stated that he
had seen Moore in San Francisco and
knew of his own knowledge that
Moore would not he abe to attend
the session of the Senate even if he
were in Hawaii.
Il move that We grant Senator
Moore leave of absence for the en-
tire session. said Senator Brown.
This will save the expense incident
to special election which, if held,
would not be of much service because
the man elected would probably not
be ready to take his seat until we
were ready to adjourn. 1t would be
hard and rather harsh to declare SEN
ator Moore's seat vacant"
Senator Browns motion was sec
onded by Senator Fairchild and there
was no opposition by the members Of
the Sonata thp motion for the leave
of absence passing unanimously.