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

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
IN FOREIGN PORTS.
February %, 1911.

SAN FRANCISCO-Saile Feb 81, :
p. m, S. S. China, for Honolulu
SAN FRANCISCO--S Sailed, Feb. q,
S. S. llonolulan, foV Honolulu
LEITH-Sailcd, Feb. 81, sp Alexander
Isenherg, for Honolulu.
MAHUKONA-Saile Feb %, bktne
Irmcard. for San Francisco
KAHULUI-Arrived Feb. 81, Ger blk.
Bertha, from Iquique
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
Honolulu, T. n.

ftOHoluIG, u n
AND COMMISSION, MER
CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS
anG
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Representing
Eva Plantation Co
Wdlalua Agricultural 20. std
Kchaia Sugar Co
Waimsa Sugar Mil &C.
Apokaa Sugar Co, Ltd
Fulton Iron Works OF st. Louis
Babcock 4 Wilson Pumps
Green's Fuel EcOnomi7ers
Matson Navigation Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24

Fertilizer for Maui Plantations.
A shipment Of nitratcs has arrived
at Knhulni bv the German bark Yer
tha The vcs5ol hnl2 from brufGn'
and arrived at the Maui mort on last
Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24

And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take judgment of condemnation
Of the lands described in the Petit
tion herein and Cor any other relief
demanded in the Petition.
WITNESS The Honorable SAN
FORD b. DOLE and The Honorable
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-24
Sugar Factors.
Commission Merchants,
and Insurance Agents

Agents for
Hawaiian Commercial Il Sugar Co
Haiku Sugar Cor Oany
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Rahuku Plantation Company
Sahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company
honolua Ranch.
McBryde Sugar Co.
Kauai Railway Co.
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18
Prospect for a Creamery.
Harrison Commercial Club Has Coed
Proposition 10 Hand

A committee from the Harrison
Commercial Club, consisting Of Jesse
B. Hawkes., H. d, Glass and w. !,
Myers, has in hand the matter OF
locating a creamery here, in accord
ance with a proposition submitted
to the Club last week by f. D.
Woodburn, who is operating plant
of this character at Paragould, Ark,
Mr., Woodburn came here for the
purpose Of personally investigating
the adaptability Of our section to
this business, and says our condi-
tions generally for dairying are the
best he has found in the state, being
ideal as to water, grasses and eli
matte conditions,
The plan is to organize a company
with a capital stock Of $3500, fully
paid, of which Mr., Woodburn agrees
10 take half and see to the manage
ment of the business. The propo-
sitior was considered a good one
by the Commercial Club; and follow
ing a careful investigation by the
committee, action will be taken at
once,
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18
State Teachers Meeting Dec n TO 29.

The Southwestern Passenger AS
socation has announced an open
rate of one and onc.third fares, or
four cents a mile, for the round trip
to the Arkansas Teachers Associa-
ton, which will convene at Little
Rock, December -, 2S and 20. The
tickets will be good from all points
in Arkansas, on sale December %,
20 and 81 with final return limit
January |, 1912
A campaign for 1000 members
has been instituted, President A.
{, MillOr has appointed the County
Superintendents and examiners,
College Presidents, and School Sup
erintendcntS and Principals, Official
Attendance Leaders for their res
pective Counties, Colleges and Dis
tricts. It is also planned to reach
every teacher in the state with full
information concerning this import
taut meeting
State Superintendent Cook urges
all School Boards, that are able to
do so, 20 allow the teachers wages
for Holiday week, provided the
teachers will Join the Arkansas
Teachers Association and attend
the sessions
The Little Rock Entertainment
Fund Committee has Opportioned
$4,000 to aid in bringing speakers
ofnationNl reputation to the meet
ing and in the entertainment of the
tenehers.
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18
NJ. I. S, Appointments,

At the close Of the Arkansas NJ +.
5, conference at Bonneville last Sun
day, the following appointments OF
ministers for the Harrison district
were announced;
W. T, Martin, presiding elder; Al
pena circuit, supplied by F. {. Har-
rell Berryville station, NJ, +, John
son; Berryvile circuit, supplied by
l., {, Rapcr; Bellefonte circuit, 6, b,
Griffin; Cabanal circuit, supplied by
]. c, Snow; Clinton circuit, supplied
by 6. W. Hatehett; Cotter mission,
T. c, Steel Eureka Springs, J. l.,
Bryant; Edgcmont circuit, to be sup
piled; Denuard circuit, supplied by
J, +. McGrew; Green Forest mission,
], A, Reynolds; Harrison, J A. Wom-
ack; Leslie Mission, i, c, Sterling;
Lead Hill circuit, supplied by d, M.
Ieilords; Marshall mission, Everett
Faulkener; Mountain Home, II. e
Villines; Valley Springs mission, b,
L, Robertson; Yellville station, D., U,
Cline YeIlville circuit, j. W. Griffin,
The conference next year will be
held at Atkins,
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18

Of Wilson, Harmon, Clark, Und
wood and others on the ticke
that the people may indicate th(
choice. He thinks this much md
practicable plan than the popul
election Of the states eighteen III
egates 70 the National conventio
which would complicate the issI
and result only in confusion.
The advisory vote is a plan thI
has been put forward by the Wool
row Wilson Club Of Little Roc
who are confident of the resul1
The sentiment for a presidents
nominee is beginning 20 crystali1
in the state, and while the WOOD
row Wilson supporters are probabI
in the lead at this time, it cannot I
denied that Judson Harmon has
strong following among the pol
ticians, and there is a strong feclin|
in favor of Champ Clark if ther|
were any assurance that he may b
considered a possibility The deiea|
of the Wilson forces in the Nev
Iersey election has weakened the en
thusiasm of many Of the governor'|
erstwhiIe supporters, while other
contend that it was only loca
issue that in no wise may be con
sidered aS having a bearing on thu
National situation,
81 far as the Republicans are con
cerned, they are remaining loyal Il
Taft and his policies, and the In
surgcnts, if there are such left in tn,
state, are painfully silent, Some o
the party rank and file may be fol
LaFollette, but the rank and file d,
not count much in the determine
ton of the party's stand upon pub
lie policies or issues, Simon ha'
said Thumbs up" and thumbs uI
it is, Taft will have the unquali6e,
support Of the Republican machin'
of the state
1t has been asserted bya supporte
of Gov, Wilson, that the Democratic
State Committee will be two t.
one for Wilson, and that a resolu
ton favoring him will be adopted
The Harmon forces are not yet yer,
well organized in the state, but
representative of his interests vii
soon be here, it is reported, to worI
for organization.
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18
Boosters Nee ting.

The Northwest Arkansas Boosters
Club holds its fourth semi-annual
meeting in Eureka Springs, Satur-
day evening, December 9th. Round
trip tickets are on sale on all rail
roads to Eureka Springs and can be
secured for this occasion. We will
be entertained in banquet in one of
the large dining-rooms, there, that
evening, All public spirited citizens
are invited to attend.
Ours is a comparatively new coun-
try, inviting investment and immi-
grafton, abounding in undeveloped
wealth and resources that but
awaits the necessary capital and en-
terprise to make it one of the most
picturesquely beautiful and prosper
Gus countries in all the world, Its
rapid progress has begun but to
keep it moving with ever increasing
momentum is what is now needed,
Along this line it is important that
the many public spirited men of the
Ozarks, know each other better, ex-
change ideas, comprehend our pos
sibilities and work in harmony for
the execution of plans of a progress
sive nature that are practical and
feasible, In this way we can in
woke the slumbering genius and
awaken the latent spirit Of pride
and progress Of thousands Of our
people Every revival, along what
ever line it is may be directed, ex-
crts a force and has an effect. No
subject is so attractive as the love
Of home and country and when ex-
emplihed by concerted effort of it's
citizens to make Northwest Arkan-
sas more beautiful and attractive it
will appeal to the better spirit OF
our half million people
1t is a cause worthy of every CIT.
izen. Each neighborhood should be
represented and get in touch with
the plans that will be formulated
at the Eureka Springs meeting,
The trip will pay for itself from the
standpoint Of sociability and bet
ter acquaintance,
L, Bee GuTHREY, President,
w, II, HARVEY, Sec'y. and Tres,
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18

Dee Guthrie son Of w. b. Guth-
rie, Of Pierce City, Mo-, formerly a
resident of Harrison, shot Miss Min
ME Haynes TO death and then COM
mitted suicide, in that city on the
Goth ult The unfortunate young
man was a grandson of Rev, Isaac
Davis.
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18

-Messrs, Hall and Stewart, of
Greenfield, Mo, came in Wednesday
looking for locations, Mr., Hall rent
ed the 'frimble property, near the
Conncrlcy llotcl and Mr., Stewart
Miss Nellie Smiths property, the
Lombard residence, in the north
part of town They expect their
families TO join them immediately,
There viii be no preaching at
the Methodist church Sunday on nc
count of Rev, blizzard haylnu MAMA.
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18
Texas Tor starvation,

tNUN lot NIUTVuIIUHi
New Mexico for immigration,
10 He'll with Observation-Disclosures
I'm bound for Arkansas
THESE words were painted in large
letters on n covered wagon that
passed through an Oklahoma town
the other day The old gent in
charge said that he had been
through Texas aud New Mexico and
had not found enough water 20 put
out a camp fire, nor grass enough to
feed q billy goat,-MeCurtain
lOkh) Gazette,
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18
New Bank for EvertOn.

Articles Of incorporation have
been filed a the clerks Office for the
Bank of Everton, a financial insti-
tuition which will do business at the
live little town in the southeastern
part Of this county +, Potts is
president; l." b. Killebrew, vice.pres-
ident and Martin Korf secretary
and cashier. The directors are Jo-
seph 0. Rea, Martin Korf and X. l.,
Workman. The capital stock is
$4,000, Of which $1,000 has been
paid in.
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18

Attorney w. S. Black, of Yell
vile, was in Harrison Saturday on
a preliminary tour which will like
ly end in his announcement as a can
didate for prosecuting attorney OF
this district. S, w. Woods, of Mar
shall, is also spoken Of as a candi-
date. 1t is understood that the pres.
ent prosecuting attorney, Gus Sea-
WELL will not be a candidate for re-
election.
-EIarrison's Modern Woodmen of
America Lodge seems to have taken
on quite boom of late. Seven new
members were initiated on last Mon
day night, and twenty.onc more are
to be taken in on next Monday
night, after which the entire Camp,
as well as visiting neighbors, will
enjoy an oyster supper at the Pal.
ace Cafe,
Presiding Elder w, 7. Martin
and Pastor John Womack returned
this week from the annual conference
and there will be the usual services
at the M, +, South Church tomor-
row. They report-.a good growth
in the church membership and work
throughout the conference.
Mrs II, Bardwell and daughter
Thelma, who came in from Kansas
last week to visit Mrs, Bardwell s
mother, Mrs W. II, Clark, return
home today 1t is expected that
Mrs Clark will accompany them,
Virgil Jones accompanied Roy
Milum and party to st, Louis last
Sunday, going on from there to Chi
cago, stating that It was his inten-
tion to join the United States navy.
-lhe Ladies Aid society OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
will give supper and Bazaar at
Holders Cafe on the afternoon and
evening Of Thursday December 9TH.
Mark McAllister, who sold his
residence in the north part of town
this week, to Mr.. $, Loyelace, oI
Fulton, Kyu for $1,000, moved bael,
to his farm near Valley Springs on
Wednesday,
The Harrison times., 1911-11-18

The Commercial Club held a spe.
ca meeting last night to consider
the proposition of w, D, Hayman,
now of Oklahoma, concerning the
establishment of Broom Factory
in Harrison,
r. W, Milum, Lex Walters and
f. X, Michel constitute the Com.
mcrcial Club committee which has
in hands the aiding of the Gather
mountain road movement,
Cement sidewalk is going in on
Spring Street,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
SALE REPORTED
 IF CLARA CON.
Clark Is Said to Have Pur- chased Mines as We'll As Shelter at
 Humboldt
PAYS PROPERTY A VISIT

During The past week it has been reported that the Clara consolidated mines and smelier are 10 be taken ovs CT by the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company Of Humboldt. which means. according to the same report. that the Clara is to be ab- sorbed by the W A. Clark interests. as it is claimed that Clark Is the chief owner of the Humboldt shelter.
 Ex$senator Clark was in Jerome last week inspecting his copper pro perties. and it Is known that a nun Ger of rrominent officials of the Clara left Swansea Thursday of last week for Jerome and Prescott. At Rouse and Swansea 1t is believed that the visit Of the Swansea officials was for the purpose of attending to the trans fer of the property to the Clark in- terests How true this report is cannot be stated at this time but those who claim to be in a position to know, assert that a deal of some kind is on the eve of consummation.
 IL Is known that the Humboldt smelter people have been making ex' haustive examinations of tho Clara uifieS TUT Aht BsaHA Ahtft AiNAAho. IL is further known that the ores of the Clara are especially desired by the Humboldt smelter for huXiBg purposes. and during the operation Of the Clara shelter these two con panies exchanged flnxing ores to mel- tual advantage.
 The Clara has been up against it financially for the past year. al- though at the present time a force of l50 men is maintained at the pro perty. George Mitchell, president or the company is now in Europe, where Hhe principal stockholders reside The foreign owners of the Clara have been solw the past few months in putting np sufficient money for the development of the mine, and 1t Is not at all improbable that a sale has been effected with the Clark inter ests for the property owing to a lack of money by the company for the proper development Of the proper ty.--Parker Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
THE BOY PROBLEM
(Arizona Democrat)


 In Tuscon the bad boy problem Is reported 10 have aroused the close attention Of the authorities. and they propose to deal with it promptly and expeditiOusly.
 The Tucson bad boy" is no worse than the ."bad boy of any other city. and every city at one time or another has its bad boy problem.
 Often it becomes a veXatious prob lem, for the reason that while tho authorities do not wish to deal too harshly with the boys involved, the boys often commit such depredations as are damaging to property and ex- ceedingly annoying to many citizens.
 Youthful exuberance is pleaded as a sort of extenuating circumstance. SO far as youthful outbreaks are con cerned. but there's a lot of difference between youthful exubersnce and the disposition of some boys to break windows, tear of doors muti- late walls and otherwise deport themselves in an unbefiitting manner and well calculated to inspire some husky adult to arire in his might and smite them with a substantial shingle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
THE HERPIc|DE
 GIRL KNOWS

While shopping the most annoying thing for me is to have someone try to sell me something just as good when l ask for Newbros Herpicide. To be sure Shere are not many drug gists who do this, but what few there are should know that such 8 policy will destroy the customers confidence. When they try it on me I never wait for the story. simply hunt a store where they will sell me what I want
 It is absurd for anyone to say that a preparation Is as good as Herpicide. | don't think they believe t them selves. Every druggist knows that there is but one genuine, original dan dFuff germ destroyer and that is New bros Berpicide.
 It keeps the head free from dan drun, prevents the hair from coming out and stops itching of the scalp.
 Herpicide is really a wonderful rem edy which does just what you want and expect it to do.
 One dollar size bottles are guaran' tesd. Sold by all druggists. Applica' tions ct good barber shops.
 Send Ice in postage for a sample 10 The Herpicide Co, Dept. R, Detroit Mich. o
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09

ic. \ declining metal market eoinci dentally with declining tendency in the copper supplies seems rather curious and can only be explained by the growing confidence Of consumers in their ability to get copper as they needed it and a determination to get lhe greatest possible benefit from the advantageous position in which the producers had placed them. There seems. also. 10 have been more or less skepticism as to whether or not the metal has gone into coasump- ton ' is the universal testimony Of those who are in a position to know that Earope has consumed the copper taken from this country and that no effort whatever has been made to manipulate the figures This being SO the decline in the price of metal during 1910 must have been due 10 the change in the buying policy of our consumers and probably to some extent to the exaggerated claims as to what the output of the Torphyry mines would be.
 As Q matter of fact the output of copper this year. that is. the output oi the refineTies, will be materially larger than during 1910 and as the available supplies here and abroad have decreased some lS,O0O, 900 pounds, it is evident that consump- ton has been larger than during 1910 and very much larger than during 1909 It is the best opinion that con sumption has been larger here and abroad and will increase materially during 1911 and 1t remains to be seen if the expected large increase in the output will materialize better than it did in 1910. The industry has held it's own this year so far as the price of the metal is concerned and there has been a small reduction in the supplies so that none of the ground gained during 1910 has been lost The supplies are still somewhat too large 10 bring in orders for supplies so far ahead, but il will take a comparative. ly small reduction in the supplies now to make the consumer take notice Furthermore the supplies are al- ready down to the point where the consumers cannot stock up far ahead and must buy as the metal is needed. The producers having suffered for . years from the publication of month ly statistics are soon to realize the benefits of their policy through their ahility to get good prices and main tain a steady demand.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
"THIs DATE IN HISTORY"
 NOVEMBER g

I6sO-The famous Bodleian library at Oxford opened to the pub lie.
 1674-John Milton, the famous Eng fish poet, died. Born Dec. 9. 1908.
 I772-WiIliam Wirt, who was the candidate of the anti-Masonic party for president in 1892. born. Died Feb. IS, 1884 1SO3-James Christie. founder Of the famous auction rooms in Lon. don, died. Born in 173O. lS6I--M Mason and Slidelb the Con federate commissioners, taken from the steamer Trent. lS64-fsbraham Lincoln reelected president Of the United States. ISsC-Sarah Bernhardt made hel American debut at Booths Theatre. New York. 1Ss5-First through train from Mon treal to Vancouver. ISS9--Montana admitted as a state of the union. 1S9s-TheoCore Roosevelt elected governor of New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
Copper Situation Takes
 On More Cheerful Hue

There is a feeling In important copper circles that the industry is near the turn. and. that within a few months producers win be getting better prices for their product. It is now nearly three years since the Cop per Producars' association was form ed, and the monthly statements giy- en the public We have, therefore. three years of reliable statistics. for the official reports from Great Bri- tain, France and the United States constitute 8 statement of about all the surplus copper There, is more or less copper carried in Hamburg asd Amsterdam. but for long time it has moi varied materially during the three years 1909. 1910. and 1911 is not at all diseouraging, considering the many factors that have operated against an improvement in the de mand for the metal. says the Boston Financial News.
 Big Surplus shown
 The first statement issued by the Copper Producers association gave the supplies in the hands of our pro ducers as l22.275,266 lbs. and the statement from abroad gave the sup plies in Great Britain and France as l24,7S6.4S lbs, making a total Of 247.037,74e lbs. The year 1909 was poor one in the copper industry owing very largely to the effects Of the panic Of 1907. while another fact or in tho accumulation of visible sup plies was a change in the policy Of the consumers in this country who, owing to the information given mon thly as 10 the supplies in the hands Of the producers, decided to no long CT stock up, or in other words, to allow the producer 10 carry practical ly all of the available copper This policy has been followed and 1t still in force. so that today the supplies of copper in the hands of the pro ducers and in the warehouses Of Great Britian and France increased lSs.900000 lbs. during the year 1909. The average price Of electrolytic cop per in that year declined very little, however. being approximately l3.5 cents in December as compared with n cents in January.
 Recovery IS Shown
 The industry began to recover dur ing 1910 and the combined stocks de- creased 76 loo. .000 pounds. The price of the metal, however, continued to decline and at the end of the year was about r. l-2 cents for electrolyt-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
BISHOP KENDRICk Is
 REPORTED VERY ILL
Former Episcopal Bishop of Arizona Suffers Attack
 Last Summer


 The many friends in Bisbee and Arizona of the Rt Rev. J. Mills Kendricl, now bishop of New Mexico. but formerly bishop of the combined districts of Arizoaa and New Mexico will be grieved to learn Of his seri- ous illness. During the past sum. mer he suffered an attack while at his summer home in Oceanside but the physicians gave encuorage- ment to his family and friends un- til Saturday when he suffered an other attack. Yesterday word was received here that the doctors gave mo hope for his recovery and that The was failing fast
 Bishop Kendrick celebrated two years ago the twentieth anniversary of his administration of the com bined missionary district, which was the largest in the territory of any ln the Episcopal church. At the last general cnyention 10 tue church, the two districts were separated and Bishop Kendrick chose to retain the work in New Mexico, which em- braces also that part of Texas west of the Pecos river, making his of ficial residence in Fl PasO. but re- taining his family home in Phoenix At that convention the Rev. Julius Atwood, then rector of Trinity church. Phoenix. was elected bishop of Arizona and took up the relus of church government after his con secraticn last January. relieving Bishop Kendrick Of the work in Arizona.