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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21
Groceries.

Suuer.-Hresg fen. HGfnntrter Nui
Goat 6.20c, poUeereb $50. Cubes 5.65c,
araHuiateo 5.4oc. GoHfee.seners ~" 5.35c.
on ~" 5.i0-5.35c, Deiber ertrd e"
4s5--505e, ertra ..G" 4S5-4.9 soc, orbin6s
rer asGber 465-4. 70s
WoIafiss ilt ifetia. Rem Orleans
Open aefsIs 34-44e, Centrifugal i5-23s,
per @aaone. Sorabum 33-37e per @anene.
Rets.-Rartt. sieaIih Iebbaft anh ises
tig. 2euifana. 6anep Seas s-81se, vrina
4-51e. oreindrer 5ss1-4hc, SapaH g.
4e per gfuHb.
Gairp grobuste.
Sutter.-Martt rubig, greis niebriasr.
Tanep Greanserp 27Le, grsamerp firfts
251e, DO. ieepnbs 2le. fancy Iarts lsc. 30.
I3ks per 2funb
adfe - Rartt ftetia. Ohio Hat l5e.
9cromeiterlideg l5%-1Sc, gew Uorf l6c
S6peiger 1914 - 201zc, aim6argsr lee,
Bird l6c per 9fune
Gier.-Anse5ot siemIid grcs, greiie iiesia
Brinia frtfhs Shbnereter l5J1e, firfts i41se.
feeonos l814e per 9usene. ie mad Iuagitat.
@dHieeter Csc. entsneier roc per Tse.
@efIageI. - 2ufubr mdbia, gaartt
ifetis. Gprine 6bi6eas Is - PC, oilbs
ner I4c, Sdbne sc, 7ruthabucr lss.
Guas Sc. eHten l4--f7e, GdHIe 6-9c per
lfunn.
Ebft aHb @emlie.
9tpfeI-Sanrp lew Bort s. 50--6. 90,
gewobnlide 500 90 per Bbl.
eitroner Rartf fsetia. California
$3.25-s.50. gieffiEa $3.50 rs per Rite.
EraaGsR. Rarft rubia uuO ifetta. -
California s2.23--2.75, 6loriba 500 -
2.50 per aiite.
preibeIbsereH--5anep $l.75--2.oo
per aiits
aartcffeIH. - Ribiaan 81 .60--I .75,
Seuisuiue 81 ISL 10. per Hbl. Rihiaan
5o---55e per 8m. pom Store.
SuRet Aartcffelu.-6lerioa $3.50
--2.75 per Camper.
SabfartoffeIu. - Iancu seriep
800 - AS, 2cuispiile 800 ~ 8. .25 pen
Bbl.
arant. - Rartt itetia. Tautfb sI.OO
Il 20 per DBL. pom Store.
3wiebelH.--t5gO t5gObss3 .25--3.5 80 pesHbI.
nnc .l0c per Bu.
4iben.-$l .50--2 90 per gbl.
Stearabsn. - sl.0O--I.25 per i0bf.
pom Gtore.
!. Rs9. .-sl25--I.75 per HbI.
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:. q n b 3 Bro QUITE.

- Wp u ID AIte.
8pb.neu Rarft ftetis. grina Wor,
rewfat 1918, sefiebte itno eel Sauo aes
pflldte 3apn So so per 8u.
5eu. -Rartt rubig. 30. 1bimotbp
$3.50, 20. 2 DO. $I7O0, SO. 3 bo. &l5. 90:
Rice, semtibter no. 1 s15 .O0--15 %, go. 3
DO. $l300--13.25; afee 30. / $ll.50, SO. 2
$1,000, aGfalfa $500 per Ton.
RabIeHfutter lit itetts .-alete s22 90
$500, RiboItns grobe S23.OO-24 90, bo.
feines $24 y00-25. 90, oemiidltes Eutter
s23 .0o--24 90 per Tonne IN Buff uno 81 90
ulebr auf oem Geleife.
8eridiebeRts.
EeIe. - Warft ift itetta. - qeinoL
robes I0lc, eesohtes 102c per solone in
gartten pom l--4 Bbf. Grtra CONNER 9eit
Gdrbol 85c per GaHcne. Cotton 9eeb
Del robes 52-53c, raffiHirtts 55-56c per
Buucne. Terptntin s1.07, Petroleum, Der
fiction iOc, Ohio, QentndD uuo Suotana
9Ze per 8uIlone gromn 1aioItn l8c,
Napbtd l3c per gaIIone.
SaIs. - Der Dart 1T rubia. Ohio
Rtper 90-95c, Ridbienu uuo 4trou S4c
per BbI. ron 2S0 gfunb.
TaIg ift fteti9 .-Brimq giiu s3<-6Tze,
DO. eonntrp 6sss--8s<c per gfuno.
RGrft rfh;a glpunbteobprp
$3.50, 5iab unb Glad $500. aandpba
StaftcbIeH $50. gsub uuo clad 81 80
2O0per Tonne abgeliefert. Ruudloiestiifs
tohGeu 1925, 1ntbracite $3.50 per Tonne
ahssLisfsrt Gets toitst 500 per Tonne
dbgeIteiert.
Sdmereien. - wlartt feit. 9lesfans
men 81 .00-9.25 amf benz 9sletie uro $8 %
$50 per gu. pom Gtore Itrrothp e. so
800 duf oem 9eIeiie uuo 5000. 90
per Buibel pom Sfere. Bu6ueiseH 9Oc.
5gaHsiaamen $50 per gu.
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Rsp pers. 20. Rar,.

Mebi.-- 3ufabr 22 $50 BbIs., geriaust
2s,l79 BbIs. - Ter Aarft mar ftetia.--
SpriHg s,aisHi 81 90-5 ID, WiHter Sfraigbts
- 90, @inter Batents g .20-4 so.
Spring clears sz,.e0--i.25, g1tnser Grtras
40. $3.25--3.60, ao. . DO. 50. .l0-3 rs,
aanids itraiahts 81 2o-4.35.
RegseHmeb 1T fet. Jair BITS gu
tes $420-4.45, dolce bis faaep $40
40.
9u6wsiseamsbt III rubis su s2.75
per 100 Bfunb.
Bu 1welsen in rubis. american S3e
ann Eaaabiaa 5se G. |. I. gem Dcrt.
NaismebI In ftetis. - ;selnss ruesbes
iHe sslbes sf Isl 30, grobes $l,Io--l. Is
sitnhzise az 80.
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metau marft.
n eu gort. 20. gsdr

Rep Dors 20. Ndrs.
3inu mar felt aber rubis su $50. .75-4O. .25
uno Gupfer Han; sute ;u Sl2 .50--I2 .621z
eIeetroIpthic al $I22T15 --- 1850 uno ca
itiug al Sl2 00-I2.25. BIei mar militia III
$40 - 4.50uue SpeLter fiau sa $3.50
$50. Giien mar itetig. ao ssounoru
RortberH III $3.50 --16.25, No. z DO. Az
Sl5.50-l8.00, 30. | Goutberu uno &c.
Soutbsrn loft ;u $l5.50-l6O0.
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Yferoe mno Aysauleiel.
eincinnati. 20. sra

aati, 20. RGgJ.
Tds angebot mar in Der periIoiieHeu
Bohe iiemlih aroB, lie befiereu gfsroe
icnben CUTE abnahme ~ ftetieen bis isften
Breifea, bic gepohulid3eH aber waren lang
lam uno ic3wan. Tie GuotirungeR pareu
am S6Inb Der MODE ME feIat:
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Ba9s.-Warft rahis uR6 ftetta. Sans'
Ter Eaufen prlna su 23--aec per RfunS uus
ssrfaufsA Heine Huantitaten lu 2-3c uIehr.
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Bon, Welos.sarfte.
Mentaa. 20. ylara isif .


vie 9snSbnIi6 am Wsontog, 10 waren
0nG1 btiife bie Banfen NIT McMfinedrbeifeu
tlberlabsn. lie Ranfraae nad 5arIeben
fvat fetne grDbe nnb WeID mar nil.
lig. Bon ben Banfea ipmrben Tar
lsben scn caa" m ~ nusgeGieben nnc
Gef6dftspapiere wurben 81 5L--8g oiss
soniirt. SIM effsnen Wartte mllrcen Taries
ben .ou eau Ua 31-aS unb aaf 8eit ~
4kG pIatlst.
gsehfd smt gsb pess.
wuroen su l0e DisEontc per $1,000 sutiden
BanieH pertauft Die Gcunterrate betraat
SOC Prdmie per $1,000.
sssdid sHf gHrDpa.
iDdreu letter. Seute finb bic folaeubeu
Inotirungen 80 berihten:
eounon, 3 Tage Sint, $4.s6sI-4.S7 per e,
G0IoGe Sidt, S4.B31 -. .S394 per &, garis
-nge Sibt, 5l211&-5I5 Eranes per 800
20 lags St6t, 5I7l $50 ,Sranes per 800;
fhr Tentihluno 1age 5i6t, Rart 9511l {
DO. 90 1ase Sidt 945<e.
Documentary 8ias auf Qcnbon uurben
~ A.s21, auf glassow su $4.s2L uns
anf 1elfaSt su $l.62 pertanft.
BHmsss-r bfisaflsnsa.
ru5ia uno ftetig. Die Banfen quotiren ruis
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1asIhts gineanatItr goIssbfaif 1ienfae 2l ears 1911

@oIIe. - Die 3uFubr mar in Der per
Hohenen mof)e gertng, bic Qndfrage nlr
fHabis nno bic 8rstie Iuie foEst:
f1naem af6eps.
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Rinep ieb. - Die 3ufubr mar beute
sien,lia erob, bic Ra9fraas eiue CUTE anb
bic beferen HaaIitateH iietis, bic anbereil
dber laneiam. ~ Steders une fSee6ers iino
IN auter Raffrage unb ffetia I'M Bteiie.
Shwere Sttere IS .25-6.i5, ertra $6.25--
S6b5, fancn ----ss GdieH 81 rs -- 600,
6IeiiAerfttere $425-5.75, ertra s. $500,
5eifers Ss3.25 - 5.15. erfra s5.s5--601,
aiIbe s225-4.65, ertra 81 1880, Gan
ners s250-365, StoderS umb ,seeoers $3.50
$50. ertra $5.60-5.75.
8uIlen. Bel nnr mGbigsr 3ufubr
mar Der Rarft beute itetis. Tie Ratfrdge
mar eine sienlidl quite.
Ra9ere unn leihte $2 .75-4.25, Bologna
"A. A.35-3.10, ertra s5.l5-5.25, fette SuIlen
"a. 75--5.25.
Nti6tGhe. G;ate bis auserIeiene
Riiashbe iparen in siemiih gutter Rahfraee
IgHe itetig, aRoere aber IaRsiam auo um IS
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aitarlas esnis iin.lass.

aifarlua Genie timiass.
Ter timidg TIM bieiigeu Glearingbaus bes
lief fit beute auf =, 1857 $50.
2sid.eeEastsasea.
Ter Rarft in QofaI'eturitdten mar heute
iebr rubia, bod paren bte Breiie feit. Eads
itebenos 8erfdufe finb 81 berinteu:
Ma ssr Dsrie.
Before Call.
30 AstIsn QiHs, a5aticir 2bfb. fDs
~ u. R. O. II x 49, Observation-Disclosures 500
% Mffltn atur. q Suburban xsisrtcus 90. 100
~ Affisn Ge<cue Mai Gam. nf.............s. Eulx
~ uffsu aiftIs Dsians sss............... 1tes<
First Call
aitlen Zinc 5ds &c Glectrie 9o...... ss
aItls 8recseg & DaEIbIs. ..............B
Msfis Gtrit STAT Bari. nEs................7N
5m sffsHrH @lartte.
s1O.0D cnflen o.. n 1g5O..... I0ts<
itJnD Gsue. edcpl Der, fee. .............. fU.1s
,soe Giro. 6cfpttci 4er. iyeo.............. tO9ss
aahftsbenbe 1absae pou TIM bieiisgeu
Warft befinoltden BonbS unb attien gfebi
bic oIfisieIen Enotirunsen an:
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gtncinHati, 20. RGrs.
3ufubr uno 8eriarot pdhrens Der per-
ileieneu sgo6e, ueraliheH nit ben Dor
heraebeHoea 2 @cden, rpareH nte fplgt,
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3ufubr uno 8eriaAot rdbreHo Der per
Fofienen ~ stuReen, psreIthen nit oeriels
ben 3ett periaer gsede, rvaren pie folgt:
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XA 3 tsfn.

Der Martt mar fietia. gersduft uurhen
766 BbIs. 5iitiGsr's 5inisbe6 goobs auf
Der Bats poH Sl.33 per BaacH.
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&C.; E: ]llurraD eco. eiiiss ;!asss.
BIG Union 5ruit.tycbG,tSs.

Itben Mstbubs ben &unItpsrtb ulter
@emdloe. nt6t isIteE ssritDrts ooer
permtnoerts.
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G4gL pfsI85 Ttsa Ialtsis Elsmi. 40 g..
sxpxYG5 IL. gsl Issts.. fss So.
Mssisa ssn 1srtnesnnes- ostesteeftsu.
s.s sssssvsss I I: . I.Ss Is.ssi.: ros e.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
AN ECHO FROM
CLEANUP DAY

An echo from Cleanup Day has
found its way into the corridors OF
the city hail, aud when IL met with
the resisting walls of City and Coun-
~ Auditor Bicknell's Office, 1t made
a sound ready money.
A special resolution has been pass
ed by the city and county fathers to
the effect that all uncallcd for war
rants issued for payment Of wages of
laborers participatin gin Cleanup Day
operations. be turned back into the
municipal treasury.
There has been no dissenting voice
and sum totalling close to one hun
dred dollars will be added to the
small change now In the possession
of City Treasurer Shingle. ..r,
The adaptation of the resolution Is
believed the last note in what at one
time proved to he a discordant howl
of protest over an alleged graft per-
petratcd by number of laborers who
are said to have attempted to collect
pay from the original Cleanup Day
committee and the city and county
MS well
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
EXTRAS
ARE IN sight

Onomea Sugar company is prepar-
ing to pay several extra dividends Of
fifty cents a share, according to in
formation received on good authority
this morning. The announcement has
already been made that on Septem-
Der Onomea will pay fifty-cent
extra in addition to its regular thirty
cent monthly payment. and 1t Is now
understood that flfty-cents extras will
be declared for two or three months
more.
The crop last year was 1888 tons,
and the estimate for this year was
1906. However, with only three
more weeks to go. the latest esti-
mates now are for fifteen-thousand-
ton crop, and with much of 1t getting
to the market under the high prices,
probably four thousand tons, the ex-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
GOOD OLD RESOLUTION!

In little Irish village these lives
n certain worthy who never could pass
public house without calling In, just
to ax tho time"
one night, however. he made mp hts
mind to pass by Tor once. II was n
very hard job for him. and at inter-
walls he stood stll and said. stand
firm. Resolution. stand firm"
After hard struggle he gained n
little bridge just beyond the inn. and,
halting there was heard to say, BE
gorra. Resolution. but yer did stand
firm. and for that reason III go back
and trate YER
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

.SHORT0f funds
Continued from Page y


should be based on figures that we can
question OF whether we should go along
az I'VE are doing now. using the linn
tied facilities, or employing men of our
own. Should we go to the Governor
and DR.. Pratt and AJAX more money?
Personally, do not see the necessity
OF completing the report before jan
uary."
The employment Of inspectors for the
work, he estimates, would probably be
not more than Ave or six hundred dol
hrs. The commission had five hun
dred dollars at It's disposal to start
with. but much of this will be used In
printing the repor; and Incidental ex-
pcnses.
The commission is now doing some
field inspection work and studying and
digcsting what has been learned, so
that recommendation may be based on
q knowledge of conditions.
Chairman Carter expresses much
qualification that Captain Henry r.
Carter OF the Public Health and Ma
rlne Hospital Service has been secured
by Governor Frear to come to Homo
lulu and look into sanitary conditions.
He does not know the Federal expert,
but is acquainted with his work. HE
was Gorgas' right hand man at the
Canal Zone he said, "and there had
charge Of the hospitals. He will be
the man who can tell us some things
about the mesquite fight we need to
know"
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Ranch
HAD AUTHORITY
FOR CUTTING
(Contip0sd from Page y

That report as I understand n Was
submitted to tho land commissioners
Office here. and ms Mr. CamnbeI, was
then absent believe 4, won't In Joob
Thicker.
"Tbe trouble has artisan over n m,s-
understanding We hive tho right In
emf the timber until our lease ey-
nires I bc,ieve II WAS , mistake n,
aI,ow the bomesteaders tn enter mon
the land end fake possession before the
Iease expired. poubtless the home
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

readiness for the tanks to go up ana
the machinery for the plants to be put
in place.
The opening of the canal IL going
to be a big stimulus to the business"
be said this morning. "and we are pre-
pairing to handle oil as cheaply as II
can be handled and make IT cheaper to
the consumer.
The dissolution of the New Jersey
company will have no effect whatever
on these plans. We shall go ahead just
the same"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
JARRETT GIVES VACATION

Sheriff jarrett. who believes in
giving his policemen sufficient time
to rest, during the summer, this morn
Ing granted leave of absence to four
of his men. who will commence their
vacation today.
The men who will not wear the
police uniforms during their vacation
are d. d. Haumea first watch; Peter
Kaae. second watch: J. g. Nobriga.
third watch. and amounted police
Fred Wright.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
ROYAL FEATHER SOCIETY
PRESENTATION FOR QUEEN

The ROYAL Feather Society will
make presentation TO Queen Liliuo-
kalani on the occasion of her birth
day tomorrow.
The members will present her with
an address stating now glad they are
to see her well on her scvcnty-third
birthday. This was written for the
president this morning by Clerk NJ. T.
Simonton OF the Circuit Court. This
part of the address was engrossed for
the members by Judge W. J. Robin
son.
Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson is president
and Mrs. Lahilah the secretary of the
society.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
nv AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received at the
office of the Superintendent Of Public
Works until IL III. of Tuesday. Septem-
her ~, l9Il for furnishing the Ho-
nolulu Water Works with $4,000 feet
of 4" galvanized pipe.
Blank forms for proposals on file in
the office OF the Superintendent Of
Public Works.
The superintendent Of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. ~ Nty1', w.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

Company here viii have payroll of
flarge proportions, employing many la
borers. skilled and unskilled.
Foundations Ready.
The foundations for the three tanks
are already laid. and Mr.. Richardson
IL expecting force of skilled men
down from the Coast at any time to
erect the great containers. These tanks
will hold Kerosene distillate and gaso-
line. Each win be thirty-hv feet high.
2, The kerosen" tank viii be 80 feet In
diameter. the distillatc IS and the gas
oiinc tank 30. Each tank will he CON
neCted with the oil wharf by pipe
line, and altogether there viii he near
ly three miles OF pipe lines. BY this
means the oil will Ice pumped directly
from the oil tanks ON the ships to the
big tanks at the plant
The plans for the canning and box
plants are elaborate Five gallon cans
are to be made, one of the present
Warehouses being used for the can
tplant. Thee will be filled with oil
and handled ms expoditiously and In
VERY much the same manner as pine
apple cans are filled and handled ut
tihe pineapple Canncries. The company
will make its own boxes in which to
pack the cans
Besides this, Manager Richardson is
working on plans tor tank wagons that
will go around the city and deliver
oil IT, auto owners at their homes or
garages, or to boats along the water
front
To Make Oil Cheaper.
The whole idea III the plans Is to
handle the oil In bulk. and thus make
II cheaper and develop the field here.
The present plant Is being changed
from package" to n bulk" station.
and all OF the expensive and the time
consuming operations of handling the
oil in small quantities will he done
away with.
The opening Of the Panama Canal
with the consequent development OF
Honolulu az n port of call for vessels.
and the steadily increasing number Of
oil burning steamers. is largely re-
sponsible for the decision of the Cali
fornia company to make the extensive
fchanges and improvements in its local
'Tplant. The company IL spending some
thing like 500. 600 now In the improve
.ments. and II business develops will
have to keep on enlargng its tanks
and can and box nlants.
The improvements are delayed a 1T
tie by the non-arrival Of men and ma
terial. hut Mr. Richardson said this
morning that he expects, things will be
In full, swing IN II few weeks Under
his able supervision. everything is in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
JUDGE Wise IS
NOW CRITICISED
Continued from Page "

ho''ee' ne saiu' 'ha' Attorney
irwin STATES tha' the Jaw Is uncon-
sutu''"""i oecause they nave To nave
nce'ises 10 sen drugs. Following
"'ohS 'hese INES men 'he law IN
cohhec.l"h WIN any trade OF proies-
rlu'e"io"s' ihis means that doctors
ana others VINO come under the same
ca'esory hoid monopoly OF their
proieSsion' me iuea IL RIDICULOUS
anu aps"tu throughout
=. 'v 90 ~, '' ''e ''''e'ue", ,ha'
o"o' w q" "'''"i sa'e peio''
wy '"'"s 'ah We uo"e III '"c matter
."e w" DO ia' as va" see "''"o"sh
gu, "o' '"s',, S'e''s '"n''s c'e''
WI u'' s"p1e''' " 'eaos Us 'oHo"s'
'o' ''e''se"- w coi'u"c, VI 'hahage
Guy r,''' '''"'' " ''"e' p''oe vi JUST
"vns
i"'s "oes ho' seem 10 h'e"" 'ha'
70 necessary W nave peeh c'"sh'
se'''"S pe'ore you can heed nave
l'cenSe'
e'n'e,ses 'uose WISE
'hihN Judge wise IL open 10 very
SERIOUS cri''c'sm "heh ne says 'haI
hccor"'hs 10 ms construction OF 'ne
law any person does NOT need "
eehse 10 sen patent meuiciheS' me
law lays dowh that 'hey need ho'
nave license 10 SET hoh-po'sonpus
patent meu'cihes pn. II does no' Tree
mem III the case OF POISONOUS ones
ana therefore luxe u 'ha' 'heE must
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
OTTO A. BERMDT GOES TO
INSPECT MAUI WINES

otto A. Berndt of the internal reve-
nue. office leaves tonight for Maui,
where he will fortify the months re-
suits of the Ka,pakalua Wine Il LID
uor CO.. Ltd.
The winery is now in full blast, and
generally This Is u regular trip which
he makes every month during the sea-
ron.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

A long line Of people. schoolgirls and
hoys and women. struggled for itn hour
to get into the courtroom at Chicago
when the, trial.of Evelyn Arthur See.
founder Of the absolute lift cult. charg-
ed with abduction. was resumed z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

There will be meeting of the
Board Of Agriculture and Forestry
Wednesday next in the Capitol at 3
O'Clock. A report is expected from
the special advisory committee on the
Mediterranean fruit fly. In connection
with the matter of the outbreak on the
island of Kauai which was referred
to them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

Miss Woodland has just received a
new line Of stamped Marquisette
waists. also embroidered baby bon
nets. Especially wishes to announce
the arrival of beautiful new stock of
Carlson Currier embroidery art Silks
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
.0ULLETiN ADS Paw

. @ 9, 9 y 9 o o o . . 8 .. o o o
tras are well In sight. No announce
ment OF this has been made by the
directors of the company, but II may
be stated that there is every possi-
bility Of this being the case.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

No prosecutions against manufacture
crs who use saccharin In food will be
for six months from July l
next. k
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

II. M. Won Holt was this morn
ing reapponted by the. Governor sas
a member Of the board of agriculture
and forestry. g lu. q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
STANDARD OILS
PLANS HERE
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Company here win have payroll of
ilarge proportions employing many la
borers. skilled and unskilled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-03
PAGE FIVE.

fessionals have been attracted. some
prizes are being offered by the deal
ers
There is gang of men putting the
ground in condition today, and erecting
hleachers. which II is calculated will
seat twenty-five hundred people east
y.
The street car accommodations will
be good. Superintendent Gordon mott
fled the Motorcycle club officials yes
terday that as many cars as desired or
needed viii be run to the fair grounds.
Regular cars vii run every fifteen
minutes. from Eighth and Main
streets, and additional cars be placed
on the schedule II the crowd demands
it, With fair weather an enormous
crowd is expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-03
A NEW BOOK,

Dawn O'Hara, the Girl Who Laugh
ed is the story of the experiences of
a young newspaper woman, first in
New York City. then in Milwaukee.
The author, Edna Ferber, has herself
had experience as a reporter and many
of the characters are doubtless drawn
from life and the incidents, records of
actual happenings. The heroine of
the tale was apparently succeeding
well in her newspaper work in New
York, but an unfortunate marriage
checked her career and brought her to
Milwaukee. The plot of the tale. if it
can be said to have one, is of the
slightest, but it serves to hang num-
erous descriptions on and to afford
glimpses of various picturesque scenes.
Not the least interesting chapters re-
late to the young woman's life in a
German boarding house-a delightful
place that seems TO belong to another
land than America. There are one or
two realistic sketches of newspaper
men. as "Blackie." sporting editor of
the Post. The book is rather sketchy
and rambling, but it is sprightly and