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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27

GETTING READY
To NOMINATE

Chairman Alfred d. Copper Of tie
Republican Territorial Central Com
mite" is today mailing to all Of the
presidents and secretaries Of the pre-
Cinct clubs letters calling attention Ia
the action recently taken by the Re
publican executive committee In Clos-
ing the ll-houks for the registration
Of members Of the precinct clubs dur
ing tn" coming primaries: and alsV re-
minding those who have not already
attended To- the matter that they
should call meetings forthwith. for the
purpose Of nominating delegates to the
local convention to be held April IL,
1912.
lie writes:
4 enclose herewith official notice au-
thorized ~ the executive committee Of
, the Republican Territorial central
Committee. regarding the closing Of
the secretaries roll books for IN" com
ing election Of delegates to the Terri.
torial convention. to he held April IL,
jlgI2.
Il also tax" this occasion to remind
you that, in cases where 1t has not
already been done, the president or
secretary OF each preCinC club should
such manner as to attract the at
tcntiOn OF every member Of his club.
Of the place where and time when tn"
meetings uwuD for nomination and
election Of delegates are to be held.
The time IL, of course. established by
the Official can, copy Of which I
mailed to your address about three
weeks ago. which provides that nomI-
nations shall be made between tho
hours Of $50 p m. and y m. on
March ~. and that the primaries for
the election of said delegates shall h"
held between the hours Of p m. and
c y. m. on April 6"
The official notice Is:
Notice IL hereby given that in order
to make ample provision for the en-
rOllmcnt of the members of the scv-
cral precinct clubs and at the same
time facilitate the duties of the Judges
of election. thus contributing To fair
election Of delegates to the Territorial
convention, to be held April II. 1912,
the executive committee of the Rcpub-
!iCan Territorial Central Committee,
at meeting held at noon this day.
unanimously adopted resolution au-
ir0ri2ing and directing the secretaries
Of the precinct clubs throughout the
Territory to keep their respective roll
books open for the enrolment of prop
"rIy qualified Republican electors until
April :, 1912, at 10 p. M. At which
tim" said roll hooks shall he closed
ana remain closed until April L. 1912.
at & y. m.
Honolulu. r. H.. March ~. 1912.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
QUEEN WILL PLACE
SCHOOL CORNERSTONE

It is figured that April IL is the date
for the laying of the cornerstone OF
the new 100000 schoolhouse in Kali
muki. and the occasion will be doubly
impressive through the fact that
Queen Liliuokalani has consented to
olllciate at the placing of the record
inclosing block The committee is
much pleased with the arrangement
and there is sure to be n crowd pres
ent. 1t is more than likely that adj
dresses will be delivered by the Gov
ernor and others. The district Is much
ly Interested in the coming event and
is arranging for a very entertaining
program for the event.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
NOTICE.

Notice II hereb. given that meet
ing of the First Precinct, Fourth Dis
trlct Republican club will be held at
the store Of the Kaimuki Mercantile
co. end of the car line, Kaimuki. on
Friday evening, March 30, between 7:a0
y. m. and g. m. for the purpose Of
nominating delegates to n Territorial
Convention. All Republicans desiring
to sign the club roll may do 50 pre-
vIous to and at the meeting Election
Of delegates will be- held on Saturday,
April 6, 1912, between / y. m. and q
y. IN, at the above place
T. a DOUTHITT. Pres.
+. II. KI.BEY, Sec.
5l9G-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
KAUAI BEEF
GETTING SCARCE

From reports that come from Kauai
II is learned that beef cattle are get.
ting scarce there and there is pros.
poet of shortage in beefsteaks.
Knudsen Brothers are the only ones
selling beef cattle, and they are keep,
ing pretty close to the demand. Gay
a. Robinson are holding off with theft
cattle and will not sell to the market
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
NOTICE.

A meeting of the Republican Pre-
CinCt club Of the Second Precinct,
Fourth District. will be held at the
Public Baths. Waikiki, on Friday,
March 20, a. d. 1912. at 1880 y. m, for
IN" purpose Of nominating candidates
for delegates to the Territorial con-
vention, to be elected at u primary 10
be held at the above place on Satur-
day April 6, \. II. 1912, between tho
hours of | and p. m
JAS. II. BOYD.
Presidents
HENRY NANGIESON,
5lSG-2t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
THE 0KlNAWANS TO
PUSH GRIEVANCE

Attorney A, X. Ozawa departed for
Maui Yesterday to take up the case Of
the striking Okinawan laborers on
Paia plantation.
The Okinawans have asked for the
discharge Of J. Kuwabara, an old luna
on Paia plantation, against whom they
have many grievances. Kuwabara, al,
lege the Okinawans, was responsible
for rules which caused an elimination
OF all kinds Of fun in their camp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
WHAT'S THE NUMBER
OF YOUR SHOW TICKET

Purchasers of tickets to the big
show that Is to be pulled off by tho
Shrlners' MINISTRIES are advised to look
particularly AT the numbers on the
tickets. From some unaccountablC
reason tickets numbered between 4OJ
and 5l5 are missing. 1t Is advised
that tickets bearing the missing mum
bers will not he honored for admis
sion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
DISTRICT RAISES MANY CATTLE,

LYLE Wash, Mar G. -- Statistics
show that this district has, during the
last twenty years, produced and
shipped more cattle than any other
part of the Klickitat region
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
MEETING NOTICE.

= SILVA.
Secretary.

There win be n meeting of the
Twelfth Precinct Republican club OF
the Fourth District at ConcOrdia Hall,
luZo street ON Friday, the 18th day
Of March, 1912. between the hours OF
1880 g. m. and s y. m, for the purpose
uf nominating candidates for delegates
tn the Territorial convention.
by order of the president:
a q, MARCALLINO,
Jl9G-3t Secretary
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27
PRECINCT MEETING NOTICE.


Precinct, Republican club, of the Fifth
District at the residence Of =. Mahe-
Iona, Palama, ON Friday, the 29th day
Of March, 1912, between the hours of
40 p. m. and p. m, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for delegates
To the Territorial Convention and also
for rleCtIng those d, legates on April 9,
II. X. ALAPAI.
Presidents
$. MAHELONA.
5lg6-3t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27

The death rate among miners In
Colorado Is twenty times as high as
that in Prusslnn mines. The AmcrI-
can death rate among miners is much
larger than the average abroad
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-27

6l9G 81
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
MARRIAGES

Joseph Kowalski. 22; Henryka Bura-
kOwfka, IS.
George A. Young. 2s. Edith NJ Pfei
ne, 22
20.
John ii. Muhlholland. 20; Hannah
Granstein, lg.
William Hilbury. "a; Alice Fretor, %
william X. Stewart. 20, Detroit; LII
liam McDougall. "a, Flint
h. Wilford Curtis. 5S, Fentoni AlVlns
.GorGCn. So Detroit.
Jacob Sloug, "a; Anna lehman, u
Harry T.. Beattle. 20. bennington
Can, Marguerite Reed. 10. Detroit.
George Buelow, 32' Hulda PetFowsA'
George e. Stuart. Sc; Evelyn a. Da-
WIS., a.
Walter O Bonde 81. Emma Tielk. %
George A Mcdonald. 2Si Efhe n
Dowler. 26.
Thomas s Fleming. as; Mary Renne
Al.
Frank cleary. 2l Cleveland o.. Anna
IN. Kocth, 20. same.
Floyd Downer 2l; Emma Richen-
back, 19.
Stanley NJ. Gorski. 2s; Anna NJ. Bila
ll9
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
BIRTHS.
Rows

BOYS.
Steve Barka, IL stone VIM, II. Do
denhon. $50 Clinton. George IA. Katch
eskic. 46 Horatio; Irwin Brown, llsS
Beaubien; Rowland c. Mailer, 800 For
est; Amile Holtz. Jr., 464 Fatrviewi
John Cybulski. 97 Thirty-ffth; Eman-
uei Jacobs, 200 Garfield Arthur Dams
226 Crawford; Fred Berger. ly4 Rade-
mGcher; Samuel Caster. 1927 Twenty
third: Edward Gnich, 2lv Twenty-t third
Gustave Lohm, 80 Celeron; Mike Scheer
p2S Michigan; Karl CrIssey, III Thad-
deus William Fox, SO Graham; Leon
eiG Zalinski. $50 Garfield.
GIRLS.
Frank Kuczynski. 73 Newton; James
w Webb 700 Hancock W.; John F.
Sesbury. 236 Piquette; Ernest a. Rous"
ESQ Lambert-pl. James II. Barber. ssi
Garfield: Andrew Cuthbertson, 49,
Sheridan: Anthony Jablonski 2l0 Thir-
ty-third; Russell H. Mills, s93 Roosc-
Welt; Il Manning. 427 Fifteenth, Walter
Ielk. 7i9 DreNel; Soren Clausen, 6OI
STANLEY, John Dingfelder, l464 Scotten
Martin Flatkowski, 254 Twenty eighth
Joseph IL Griffin, 80 Logan; Edwin ID
raley. SIS Wabash Louis +, ColburE,
$50 Michigan: Claud A. Bell. 36 Myrtle;
William II DeRmed, 1896 Jefferson: Pc
ter SLerski, s3l Riyard; Paul Cristas
lS1 Wight
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
DEMOCRATS AT ODDS
ON BATTLESHIP PLAN

WASHINGTON. Aug. Facing
the first well-developed outbreak OF
Insurgency" Democratic leaders
were at. their wits ends today to
devise means tOpatch UP the breach
brought by failure OF 1873 congress
men 10 attend the House Democratic
caucus called TO end the battleship
controversy.
Rep. Underwood is now relying
on a declaration from Wilson in
favor OF strong navy [ oclear the
situation. He and the other lead
ers are willing 10 compromise on one
Dreadnaught. but the insurgents
now believe they can force two.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
DIED.


DALToN--Aug. .. Marie. infant daugh-
ter of Nora and the late Patrick
Dalton. Funeral from the residence
OF Edward Lockman. 164 Leverette-
st. Notice Of time later.
DIDlER-Aug 6, 1912 Victorine, be-
end mother OF Francis Didier. Mrs.
Rose Lavanway and Sister Mary ce-
ella. Notice of funeral later.
HUND-George A, Aug. s, aged %
years, beloved husband OF Mathilda
Humid. father OF Mrs Laura Rein.
waro, Herbert. Clara Amanda, Reu-
ben. George, Jr., and Mildred, and
grandfather OF Clarence Boldt, Jr..
ard Harold Boldt Funeral Thursday
HuLd- rd., at 2, and at ST. Peter $
church at 230 p. m.
HENGsTEBECK--Aug. 5. 1912, Anth-
ony. beloved husband OF Elizabeth
and father OF Adelaide, Anthony,
Frank. Eleanore. Theresa, Albert and
Clara Hengstebeck. aged 4s years
Funeral Thursday at s a. m. from
residence. 341 Eliot-st. and In Sa-
cred Heart church at $50 a. m.
L.NNCASTER-Aug. 8, at hts parents
home, 1888 Helen-ave., Fred W., be-
loved son OF Edward and Edith Lam
caster. brother OF Charley and
grandson OF Thomas and Beatrice
Lancaster, aged Is years. Notice OF
funeral later.
RAWLINGS-Aug. g., at residence 72l
Eighteenth- ST. William j., beloved
husband Of Minnie VI. Rawlings. Fu-
neral notice later.
STlEF--Aug. 70, 1912, Herman. beloved
son OF Hermena Stief. brother OF Ed
ward, Emma and Clara Stief and
Mrs Philip Brabyn, aged 40 years
Funeral from residence, 2I4 Myrtle
ST., Thursday at 2 p. III.
YpI'\G-Chas II Young at his res,-
dence. SIS Campbell-ave.. beloved
husband OF the late Sarah and father
OF George F.. Mrs. 4. +. Summer
Stanley r. and Helen Funeral Tri.
day. m. from residence.
you NCS--Aug.s6. Lillian Mabel infant
daughter OF Allison $. and Mabel n
Ioungs Funeral service at resi-
dence, 80 Eastern-pl., Thursday at
T. m 1nterment at Woodmere.
.ZUNE.-Aug 8, 1912. wilhelmlna Stade
at family residence, 646 Sixteenth
st, mother OF the late Mrs James
clinton, sister of Frederick and The.
cccre Westphal Funeral Thursday
from residence at and St Bonifact
church at $3.50.
nj Uaya
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08


Land Contracts Bought
Money TO loan on real estate. Realty
exchanges a specially. VIII buy real
estate equities.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
LAKE AND RIVER FRONTAGE.
LAKE RESORTS
One acre on shore OF fine lake, good y
room house. garage, fine shade trees;
al kinds OF fruit. A snap at ST. 200.
LARGE NEW COTTAGE.
AT CASS LAKE.
Beautiful shade trees; very desirable
location. A bargain at $1,000
LAKE ORION FRUIT FARM.
10 Gcres on the bank OF lake, near Park
Island: good s-room house. barns.
her house and all kinds OF fruis;
two minutes walk from car This
farm is worth $4,000 Can be bought
now for $500 II you want q nice
home II will pay you to investigate
FIVt. ACRES ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE
in Oakland county, sandy beach, good
iishing timber and young orchardi
near automobile road.
T. j. ALDRICH CO,
Butler Bldg.
Main 44O. So Griswold-st. city fsfi
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
Flassitlsd Rafsa | Cent g2t.1

Cash with order. II charged. &c .
line
No transient advertisement Inserted
for less than Ice with cash; lSc "
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi-
fcations except Births, Cards or
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices.
and ali Ads. preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths Cards of Thanks and
Meeting Notices-Mlnimum charge. SO
for 25 words or less. over rs words
one and onc-third cents for each extra
word.
Personals-Minimum charge. soc; l9c
per line. Counts six words to the
line)
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
DEATHS.

Frederick Cronenwett, 544 Mich gan n,
SO years acute dilitation OF heart; En-
ma L. Wardle. 1l2 Church, 20 years.
urCmic coma David Ravin. Children's
Free hospital, 8 months. marasmus;
Robert Glllies. 1904 Abbott, z months
castro enterltis: Charles c. Miller. ST.
Mary's hospital 25 years, peritonltis;
hidiZer Rousseau, Boulevard tar
ium So years carcinoma. Erik Skwit-
alsk. 290 Thirtyseoond. months. en-
tEritis
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08

MOLDERS WANTED
First-class men on pattern work.
Must be A No. men. Very
best wages.
MICHIGAN MALLEABLE
IRON COMPANY.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
HELP WAN rE,s-hiLE.

MAKEUP WANTED at once. thorough :
ly competent man experienced on
masking up daily paper for stereJ-
tyIinR press union. Evening Tele-
gram Adrian Mich
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
Ho,.AIr Dueli

Saw two famous bad men come to-
|Eether during my trip west"
Both KILLED."
Nobody killed. You can't talk a
imam to death. Kansas CITY Journal
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
rENNYsON-AyE.

10 ACRES. roomy house. furnace, bath.
good barn. nice poultry house; lots
OF fruit and close TO electric and De-
trCit; s4.750.
20 acres no buildings. out Woodward
ave; good land. only miles from
Palmer Park; sl75 per acre.
.27 acres Royai Oak. on electric. good
lard and some orchard. See me Tor
this.
Farms OF all sizes can suit you
Frank f.. Briggs, The Farm Man
No. sos Majestic Bldg. Main 1900
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
Investment
Opportunities

opportunities
| Two-Family Flat-Cad,llac .Aae.
six rooms and bath. each iat rented
sf=v- yvar' price to5eee- tiy4eo- down
Mcclellan Ave, near kercheVal
Two-family fiat and full basement.
furnace, etc rented at t42 per
month. price stloo: 1900 down.
Beals Ave. near kei cheval
New two family HAT six rooms and
/ bath each. oak Anish. separate cell
laIs. stove heat; we'll rented; s4.lOO;
easy terms
Crosse Pointe Bungalow
Dc carfare 10 city. walking distance TO
furnace; $500. ssOO down. $40 per
month
BEALS AVE, NEAK MACK
Neat cottage fve rooms. bath, cellar
SIS per month.
Victor Ave, near Ford Motor Go.
9'S bath a"c ss.ioo n"i 400 oS; down. $40 month
James p. Malseed x Co
Sc Bull Block. Main $50
81, l0G-AN s-RooM HOUSE on cement
block wall, full basement furnace
bath, oak finish down stairs Georgia
pine up stairs shades. screens, gas
f4.S00--Second block west OF Wood-
ward. on 50-ft. lot, beautiful bunga-
low. large living room with brick
fire. place, exquisite dining-roon
be&med and paneled. and vestibule
all In oak, four bedrooms upstairs IN
oak and white enamel. tiled BATH
moGern In every respect: garage. "
YOU want most charming home see
this place
T. j. ALDRICH & CO.
5 Butler Bldg.
Main 443O. so Griswold-st. City 1874
BEAUTIFUL TWO-FAMILY DUPLEX
on Cass Farm. solid brick. slate roof,
large porches for both fats, oak nm
ish. built-ln furniture. beautifully
decorated. electric lights. separate
furnaces, rooms each; 50, 500 shown
only by appointment.
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & CO,
WE HAVE modern S-room house on
" illiams-ave near Grand River. for
s.. 200. for payment down. Beautiful
home rooms and bath. North Grand
Eiver right near Ferry park. whiCn
We can sell for $4,000. We have a
5s-ft lot down town with two build
ings on II. which can be bought at
sacrifice
STANDFIELD
30F Hodges Bldg, Cherry 44S,
The Detroit times., 1912-08-08
CAss LAKE FRONTAGE

CASS LAKE FRONTAGE
p. j. Aldrich Il Company Offer the finest
marcel OF land on Cass Lake, CONSIST
ing OF as acres of heavy timber. OAK
and hickory prcdominatlng, 40 acres
of fertile tillable land, " mile OF the
very finest bathing beach. This land
is well located ON the north shore
OF lake. with high shady bank. We
offer this farm az a bargain, either
for home or Investment.
2R' acres OF sandy loan, 10 miles
out woodward-a ave, q mile from car
line, new fve-room cottage. small
barn, fruit OF all kinds. Only Sl.6OO.
r. j. ALDRGCH * COMPANY,
Butler Bldg. 81 Griswold-st
Main 443O. City 1874
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bieh. Eernss0ieb, $500 bts $500.
Ghtueine 1925 Biz $3.50.
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$500.
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Der Crate bon 6 &0rbern.
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Nml1eI.
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per Nu5fel.
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Gederie, $1.25 uuo $1.40.
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The evening world., 1912-03-08

Butler had sef.t them up to spend the
night because the family was going Wis.
fling. They had walked all the way.
The evening world., 1912-03-08
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual banquet OF tho Knigho
Of ct. Patrick of Richmond. which will
be held at Hugot's Hotel. st. George. on
March l6. Among those scheduled to
speak are Supreme Court Justice Luke
Stapleton. Thomas Carmondy. Attorney
General. and Rev. Bernard Vaughan.
The members Of the William McDer-
mott Association OF Middletown will
hold a pool tournament at their club
house on Broad street. beginning
March 10.
Miss sophia Moore OF lakewood II WIS.,
iting friends ut Bound Brook, n. j..
Mrs. North Mclean OF Tompkinsvtlle
entertained at her homo on Central ave-
niue I few evenings ago. Among the
ruests were Mrs. Edmund L. Judson.
Mrs. Charles d. Cushman. Mrs. Edward
Bronson King. Mrs. David J. Gould and
Mrs. William ]. Seaman.
Miss Nellie Howarth Of Mariners Har-
bor has returned from Atlantic City.
where she stopped for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis OF Stapleton
are spending their honeymoon In the
south. Upon their return they will take
. their residence on Sand street. staple
ton. 49,
Mim Harriet Ris,sr Of Linoisumvill'
will spend the next ten days at Lake
! WOOD.