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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
ISLAND OF MAUI.

Haiku C2c-Iight trades" variable winds prevailed with
than last weeks and 2s inch below the average The mean
rerature eG2-D D. Baldwin ooo. no.. ,,n ,a
dates amounted to 443 inches 2S5 more than during
Nahikul 25-showes occurred on 2.77
inches 1893 than last weeks The mean temperature was SS4
Hama a3-rhe mean temperature 7lso Rain fell on fvet
dates and amounted TO ESQ nqheY lo9 more han dusAe e
kahuu Measurable rain fell the 2Gtn and amounted to
mean temperature was 74G5-H J. shoemake p ,, 49, ems
first two dates and inches less than dur
inc the preceding Brother Frank.
ISLAND OF OAHU. .
kahuu Tie raEne was Il g. ana the gana 4s
average Ind isl Ia weeksR chisophersos
Ranch CO Ser occurred DAILY ana 1naea i S
weeks The mean cSS John Herd .. ysg#@sg d
o, ne e %e "a b was the and m
inches last weel's-A Irvine 90 ,,, ~ ~, ooon
Waiawa ST 1o rainfall amounted s4er 70 ~ '"c" ana
m The mean Temperature was 21 rainfall which
occurred inch o1 more than the average and "
Waianae C27-The 72s' and the ralnfa
which occurred inch @ below the average and loo
inches legs than the previous M on two dates and
amour ed 100 inches less than during tine peG M
week The temperature was tS9'-Wahace De"i' MAUI
Med Corps ISLAND OF KAUAI.
kauea 2Cloudy with rain the last six daes amounting
21O inches above the average and Sc more than last
lh Se %Haq mean temperature fell % four
dates 10 inch the average amount Tor e wees anu
Lhue -shower daily and totaled AS inch s
4e The mean temperature was 7oSo daily
hna Sm a6s average ~ Kooa Sugar
E,se,e 27showers dates and otaled % men
20 below the average inches less than during the pece
ing woeFt-McRryde sugar ,s, A Gn OF moLoKAr
Mapuehu 2rhe mean temperawe was oo ea anu than
ramaIwhch five dae-l 40 inches l2z less wan
during the preceding week-C G. conradt a+ an, toaed
ooka Ranch occurred on two dates nnd "ae
Is below the average and 40 N McHss less VIA"
The mean temperature was WIN. q. sToekMAN
Section Director
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
MINNESOTA IS
Coming HERE
Will Arrive in March With
Chicago Business Men
On Board.

That the Minnesota sailing from Sc
attic ON March Il. will come direct to
Honolulu and then to Manila, touching
China and Japan ports only on the
homeward trip, is the news Just recelN-
cd here by way of Manila, and a party
of Chicago Chamber of Commerce men
are making the trip TO the orient Oh
the Hill liner.
I Newton Hind, the veteran traae
naner editor and publisher, was in Ma
Mia a year ago with the Seattle Cham-
Der of Commerce party, and at am
ner at the Army and Navy Clup prom
ised to do all in his power to BRING
the Chicago body to Manila, as he real
lied that was the logical distributing
point for American goods IN the
Orient. .........
Tn writing to Manila, Mr. Hind says
of the trip
THE present plan is for the Chicaso
Association of Commerce, which is the
most representative body OF the kliio
in the country to gather together rep
rcsentative members of like bodies
from the Central West and make the
trim to the Orient Mr. j. j. Hill mas
given orders to do the thing regard
lsss and the Minnesota Will be placed
at the disposal of the association anu
win make the trip to Honolulu ana theh
direct to the Philippines, returning by
way of Japan.
Mr. Homer \. Stlllwel, now the
uresidcnt Of the Association OF COM
,nerce, and who is the head OF Butter
Dros. win head the party. That much
has been determined. When was III
Manila | think | said to you that
nped he of all other men might go on
the trip which had in mind, for But
Ter Bros are the logical merchants u
nut in a house in Manila. They are
progressive beyond the other big dry
goods houses, and do a general bus1-
ness. Mr.. Stillwclrs commitment TO
rho nroiect is therefore most import
ant"
This news from Manila is the f1rst
authentic information received IN no.
nolulu of the Minnesota coming TO no
nonlu. although inquiries have peer
made during the past few weeks ahC
there were rumors that the vessel wa
bound for this port and then to Japan
From this letter of Mr. Kinds 1t ap
nears that the big liner of the Grea
Northern follows the transport traci
from Honolulu to Manila and viii only
stop at Asiatic ports on the way nome
That ]. j. Hill has authorized I'M
trip seems assured, and the bigges
liner on the Pacific will be in Homo
lulu the latter part of March WIN 'ii'
distinguished party of business mel
from Chicago on board.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
KNOX TOLD TO KEEP PEACE

w X. Knox, commonly known as
."Colonel Knox" was this morning
nlaced under bond of $75 to keep the
peace for six months.
He appeared before Judge Lymer
This morning on charge of threat IL
appears that while visiting kalihi, ne
chased a Hawaiian boy, with rifle on
his shoulder, and threatened to XIII
him. A large number of witnesses
were in court and testified TO haVlhs
seen the defendant go after the poS'
During the trial, Kepano Hoolapa' the
complaining witness, Wept as he listen
ed to the testimony of the Witnesses
Attorney Glenn Quinn, who represent
ed the defendant, promised the court
IA nroduce the bond before Il O'Clock
tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
HONOLULAN Will Z
MISS A TRIP

The new American Hawaiian pas
.senser and freight steamer Fpncluia.i
will take up regular ruGf between
San Francisco and Honolulu nlier
tGhaltor by the Matson. Navigation
Company though that vessel will miss
one trip heretofore Designated on the
printed schedules.
An exchange of cables betwEAn
Castle & Cooke of this cry and the
head Offices of the Matson Navigation
Company at San Francisco this morn
ing brought about the desired re-
suit.
,x THAI the IIonolulan enters the Ha-
'Waiian trade as a factor in the pas
Genger and freight business is a mat
ter of congratulaton, to the conaner-
cial interests of the port. ~
That there has existed serious
hitch in negotiations between the
Amerioan-Hawaiian line and tie Mat
son interests is believed though moth
ing official has been given out con-
corning tho holding up of the Homo
lulan at San Francisco
I 1t was first intended that the Ho-
nolulan be dispatched from San Fran
cisco on February 10Th but as this
date of sailing wouldTcause general
disarrangement of existing schedules
under which Matson steamers have
.fbeen operating since the latter part of
! 1910, it was thought best to cancel
!, one round trip rom the Honolulan
Schedule. - fE> t
The new vessel is listed to depart
from San Francisco on February 21st
and due to arriye here on February
2Sth. This will permit of her sailing
on rehilm trip to the coast ON
4 March 10th.
i Had the Hono,ulan sailed on regu-
lar time She would have arrived at the
1 Hawaiian Islands on her maiden voy-
age cnllast Friday.
1t is claimed that one reason for the
failure of the two steamship compan-
L les to get together in the framing NJ
of an agreement was the great size OF
t the IOnolulan The vessel will be
= mach larger in tonnage than any 9th.
= or vessel in the Matson service. She
| is an eight Thousand ton steamer anC
9 the cost Of operation is consequently
2 much greater.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
ROAD BOARD TO
TAKE "L0OK-SEE'

q a
Mayor j. J. Fern, Chairman sEpe'
Low and City and County Englhee'
Gere began a tour of Tie island 'i''
morning " VII Vs$ ;;s
They will pay considerable atten-
ton to the condition Ct roads In ha-
hama. This Is one district mat mas
been placed in fair cohditioli by the
energies of the old board OF super
visoB. 1t was here that fine stretch
of road was added to the present pei'
system.
The committee will look INTO a
number Of other matters demanding
prompt settlement The condition OF
school houses and the county JaiiS
will also come under the INSPECTION
of the county affairs.
1t is possible that a report VIII DC
forthcoming at the next ieA'liar meet
ing to be held on Thursday evening
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
WEATHER REPORT
HONOLULU. r. H., Jan. 80, 1911.
GENERAL SUMMARY B. '. .''t

HONOLULU, r. H, Jan. 80, 1911.
SUMMARY
high
the of the
those OF the
preceding week. 'FF
materially
districts both det
ciences with the ...t
rainfall, inches the
of HAWAiINorth kohaa
4amakua oo3 to o4 North HIo 0s1 t. 321 South o
North 073 to Icy;
III to 443 Hama ESQ to 2 and Waiuku 022 to
koolaupcko 053 28S Honolulu 0O5
Eva KAUA-Hanalei 21o,
hawaiian koIoa o29 TO 12o and MoLoKAi
055 1.49 ,. ,t
following the departures from the of the week for
more years, dstrictsn nches HAWAII
O97 to 147, North tiio
Hio 100 e2 Puma 115 kau o65 to 1919 and
1885, MAU-klakawao WaIluku -028; OAHU
o4 Kooaupoko DAB to lies Honolulu -o74 eva
1901 -043; KAUAKawaihau normal Hanae 1875
and ( -O53, MOLOkA-dolokai -095
The temperatures higher the proceed
to Hawaii; Maui; 90 to 81
orally on Oahu to Ia to 57' Mookai.
following gives the weekly of temperature and
rainfall principal Islands and for the Group:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31


At the local office Honolulu
unusually amount of coudness obtained the hrst SIX
oured or four dates and totaing
the normal amount for the week. and Ivy nchs
a nmu ST. and mean 7a7 III above the weekly and
81 higher than last weeks The mean daily relative num'oly v
the week 766 about TX
Eastery winds prevailed on each DAY OF me weN
hourly velocity Of 81 miles The mean day naro
meter inches and the for the week.
-'''' was REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
(No.c:-The figures following station indicate the
with which the weeks report closed!
ISLAND OF HAWAII
puakea Ranch 2G daily oaed LAO
inches than during the preceding weekA Mason
kohaa (27)1he temperatme VISA 7o7 and the
ranfalvh dae254 inches LA above the av
oragc and than last weeks--Dr B. D. Bond , , .,
kohaa 2G)showers occurred on six dates and oaed Ia
inches than the average and B less than me prev
weeks The mean ,empeaure wss was and e rainfall
occurred two dates-o3 men a hhes oeo" n "
inch the and 7$ less than the previous weeks
The mean temperature 71S'-louis Wilson - ,,,
ookala G temperature 74S There were dal
which amounted to 81 inch $S inches below the average anu
Papaaoa occurred two dates and heaVy ram
oans 32 inches lOl more han during 'he peus
akaau "9dlThe mean temperature Rain fell six
amounted TO 2G inches 9 inch more 'n the aVes anu
Pepeekeo Cshowers occurred on six dates and otaen ana
inch less than The AVERAGE for the week. lhe mean e
paoskou 2C-There day heavy the 25n
and 9m"nte1 to 4O inches the and 27 inch
more than during preceding week.-John r NOR ~ - ~,
Kapoho GOETHE temperature 722 Rain e on ane
last four amounted to 80 inch lib inches oeow ne
a"o and 2 70 less than week's+-H, j. Lyman
Pahaa Showers occurred on two dates ana a s The
e5 below so less than the previous weeks ~"
mean Temperature 722oEawaan Agricultural CO. .t,d
(25)Thee three days with rainfall Whh to,.o
inches Ol during the preceding week. ana ~
above, the average-C Henry White -o7o pain feu on
an and amounted to inches 199 less than last week s.
mG 81 inch more averageRev Samuel H. DAVIS 20 70
a. inches less than preceding week The mean
tennerature was 58.60,-D. S. Macalstel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
M0RGAN'S HOUSE is
GUARDED FROM NOISE

Ill and unable TO sleep because of
noisy rowdiess near his home, 1919
Emma street, James f. Morgan, presi-
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce, has
finally resortcd to having his house
guarded ut night by policemen and de-.
tectives. Mr. Morgan's house last
night was carefully watched and bois-
ferrous providers We're driven away. His
illness has kept him at home good
deal of lStc and this morning he APP
Speared at his office only for short
time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
BLASTING OUT
CORAL REEFS

Hawaiian Dredging Company Is
eb0otino nm the Eva end of thc lar-
Dor with dynamite in preparation lor
the work of the dredge Governor
which will be brought to Honolulu
for repairs and will then be put on
the work in, less than three weeks
The work now being done is IN a
reef that has never before pee''
touched by dynamite and the blast
ing is particularly a hard proposition
The contract involves about $.oo'-
oOO and when that portion of the mar
nor /, dredged TO thir,y-flve feet, the
maneuvering area of vessels VIII oe
greatly increased,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31

Weekly Bulletin 81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
zEALAND1A MADE
EXTENDED STAY

& aEet's4}. Fg
~ That there iss serious hitch I'M
negotiations between Sir Jam, James Mills,
President Of the Union Steamship and
the g59yernmenta officials Of New zes-i
fand ana Australia Is borne out BY
informa ion brought to Honolulu yes
terday evening with the arrival of the
Ganadan-Australian liner Zealandia.
While there seems little 4likellhood
nut that, the 3eentsact will be signed
as the Union Steamship Company ac-
cording TO officers in'the Zealandia is
the only bidder, much delay has been
sapparent in g ming to terms. PROVIDE
Inc the main contract between Cam
ada and Australia be awarded to the
Union steamship Company, operating
the Canadian-Australian line = three
new palatial liners, larger and more
commodious than the steamship Ma
/ kura. at present the flagship OF that
fleet, and also holding the blue rib
bon its fastest vessel. with register
ed tonnage Of II 000 will be bullt'
These will also have greater speed,
engines being installed with horse
powcr capable of driving the vessel
at 16 knots. Considerable trouble Is
being met in New Zealand and Aus
tralia in settling and signing the
contract. Sir James Mills, president den
cf the ttnion Steamship who
Y visited the Dominion several months
"A AGO, shas succeeded inama&lng all ms
( cessarv arrangements WITH the Cana
dian government. Prior to this time
the steamer. the mails and freight al
WAYS being transferred at sydney
The government OF New Zealand
wishes Brisbane, Queensland, drop
ped from the PORTS of call and AucN
land placed in its stead. The route
the New Zealand people ask for IN
cludes after leaving Vancouver ana
Victoria. calls at Honolulu. the lll
islands, Auckland Sydney and Mel
bourne. II is said that the CANADIAN
government is favorably impre8se'
with the idea, but Australia at pre-
sent refuses to abandon the call
: Brisbane. Sir James Mills Is now try
inc to arrange an amicable settle
ment. When the contract is slgne
the keels of the new liners VIII d
laid at once in English shipbuildin
J yards. During the summer the Dusl
-. ness on this run has been very heavy
and as 1t is steadily on tho increas
the company, to keep pace with
has decided TO construct these YES
an sells.
The Zealandia made good time
coming up from the Antpodes
rs portion of the voyage was characte
lied by rough weather which fmode
m ated as the steamer approached u
IA islands. There Is small cargo G
las board and but few hNndred tons WI
he left here. No refrigerated cargo WI
En- included in the consignment.
oh The new arrangement wherel
eli passengers have The optigR off tyann
ferrlns at this portTto Matson NAY
cation steamer has met with popul
ing favor and large number of Zeala
of aia through travellers took advanta
Ills of the arrangement.
ion The Zealandia Is scheduled to s;
for Victoria and Vancouver at thr
be o'clock this aitemoon<A score OF pa
et- sengers had booked at the office
ng +. H. Davies g. Co,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
Maui Buoy Is Wandering.

In a recent notices. to mariners Lieu
tenant Leo Sahm of the Lighthouse
district reports as follows Hawaiian
lslands-Maui Island, Island, M W.
Coast, Waihee Reef Whistling Buoy,
reported out of position, January 20,
1911 will be replaced as soon as
practicable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31

Within the last ten years 'he
Methodist church in the Philippines
has grown to a membership of ~
900, and 500 Filipinos are preach
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31
Death in the Teeth


It has been settled by scientists
beyond doubt that typhoid
ferer germs and germs which
produce Gphheria and various.
throat and stomach troubles.
come in many instances from
decayed teeth and from teeth
that are not brushed and kept
clean. What a useless state OF
oGoirs aa a4 .a,..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31

Ew-"For Sale" cards at Bulletin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
(OFFICIAL)
instructions to Voters as to
Registration.

The law provides that in cities of more than
10000 population ''only the votes of qualified
and REGISTERED voters shall be received
1t is, therefore, necessary that you be REGIS
TERED if you wish to vote at the special cleo
ton to be held November 8th.
The Judges of Election meet for registering
voters Tuesday, November 14th, and Tuesday,
21st at the polling places in each
precinct. They meet at six in the morning
and are in session until nine at night.
If you voted at the spring city election you
will not need to appear personally before the
Registration Board unless you have changed
voting districts. If you did not vote last spring
even though you we're re gistered then; or if
YOU have changed residence since the spring
election, you must go personally and give the
Board the following information: street adj
dress. where born, how long you have lived in
the United States, the state and the voting
district. If naturalized, the date and Court, or
place. Where yon were last registered.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Application for License to Sell
intoxicating Liquors.

To the Common Council of the Village
of ST. Martin, in the County of Stearns
and State of Minnesota:
The undersigned, Peter N. Jacoby,
hereby makes application for a License
to be granted him to sell Intoxicating
Liquors for a period of one year from
the LIST day of December 1911, to the first
day of December, 1912. The place for
which said license is desired, and where
the said business is to be carried on is
designated as follows:
The lower south room on the ground
floor of two story frame building (22x4A)
situated on Lot 4 Block 2 in said Village.
This applicant was on the goth day of
November 1910, duly licensed to sell In
toxicating Liquors in the Village of st.
Martin, State of Minnesota.
Said applicant deposits herewith ten
dollars: and asks that such license be
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance
of said Village of St. Martin, and the
statute of said State of Minnesota, in
such case made and provided
Dated at st. Martin, MIMI, November
6, 1871.
PETER N. JACoBY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

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nadber bom Merpenfieber befauen
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
&iebmarft.
Sib=St. 8anI giebmarft.
6olgen6 cine S9dbung Ser beuti=

lung Ser 2ebrer bon 8entpn County
uro bonn oitli6en Stearns County ob=
gebalten merSen, lpobei al1b mebrere
quite Me0ner lpreden mer0en l111o mo-
GIT aue sSrel1noe elmer guten gr5ie=
6l1ltg rno 60r0erl,ng zines gl1te11
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Yila13 melder inter ser Mnfloge
itebt, geiitige @etrarfe nab Ser
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berobreidt ST. baben, miro iein Ser
b0r fomn1enoen Samltag Nadmittag
bor Srie0ensridter &obbers baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

For the convenience of the Boards you
should be registered tomorrow if you know
you need to be. There will be posted outside
o teyery polling p1ac. after tomorrow a poll
list. Don't fail to see if your name is there
and if not, appear before the Board of your
precinct without fail Tuesday. November 2lst
IT you want to vote on the 2St1,.
Ii you are necessarily absent from the city
on both registration days YOU eau register by
affidavit which must be presented to the Board
OF your precinct on one of the Registration
days. If you desire to register by AFFIDAVIT
call at the City Clerks Office before November
21st. E. C. SCOTT.
City Clerk.
lSeaD St. Cloud, MINI,
Dated, November 18th, 1911.