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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
NOTICE.
Oahu Sugar Co. quotations this date
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.

NOTICE.
| Oahu Sugar Co. quotations this date
| SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
96-dcgreo Centrfugals, A. 80. Par
on basis of new capitalization.
: ity. 5.17. sS-degree Analysis Bccts.
/ Ids. 10hd.
Wednesday. March 90.
Between Boards: $4,000 Hilp Elk. Gs,
49, $500 Waialua IS, 1902. 50: 100 Olaa.
7.37k; rs Olga. 7.37h; l4O Olaa, T.
25 32 q. X. & H. Co, 1852 so: 8 q. II
t& l.. Co., 1880; 90 o. II. & l.. Co..
1852 80: 25 iIawn. Pine. Rights. H.. =
30; so Hawn Pine. Rights. Il. 80: 60
Oahu Sugar CO., 30. so: 80 Oahu Sugar
Co., $3.50; rs Ouah Sugar Co. 20. so:
, 10 Oahu Sugar Co.. 20. so: 10 II. C, &
s. Co.. - so; 30 II. c. & s. Co. A.
IS; leo Eva, 49,
Session Sales: 40 McBryde. Q so:
20 McBryde. $50: ) Eva. 80: % q. Il.
& l.. Co., 1880; 10 McBrydc, o. so;
. McBrydc, $50; 3 McBrydc. .. so; i
McBrydc, $50; 10 McBrydt, $50: 25
McBryde, Q so: 80 McBrydc, . 80: !
Waialua. 1870; Waialua, 1870: 10 Ho-
nokaa, u 25; 10 II. G. 4 S. Co, ii.5O.
DIVIDENDS.
March 90, 1912: Hawr. Ayr Co., 81.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
9G-degree Ccntrirugais, AS. Par
ity. SIC. SS-degrec Analysis Boets
lis. lOd.
Thursday, March 81
Between Boards: n Oahu Sugar
Co., 20. %; 20 oahu Sugar Co, 90. 25:
. Waialna, 1870: Waialua, 1870,
Session Sales: 10 Honokaa IL. 25.
3 McIirydc, 9.G2ia; 80 Olaa, 7.l2h;
10 McBrydc Gs. 9.62lA; . McBryde 6s,
o.62ls; 10 Honokaa, 1926: Is Oahu
Sugar Co, 2a.25; Oahu Sugar Co,
29.25; . Haw. c. e S. Co. ii.37b:
az Honokaa, IL; 10 IOnokaa. 10; : Uo-
nckaa. IL; Honokau, ~; 10 McBrydc
9.62h.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
96-dcgrcc Centrifugals, AS. Par
ity, 5.l6. SS-dcgrcc Analysis Bcets.
lis. 9I2d.
Friday. March %.
Between Boards: 80 Onomca, 40. =
Waialua. 1870; ; Waiaua. 1870: 20 Eva
80; Is EVA, 80; 81 Oahu Sugar Co. .,
~; % Oahu Sugar Co, 20; Oahu Su-
gar Co., 20; $4,000 Hilo Tx. Is, 90:
$4,000 Notomas Gs, 90 so: 10 Mutual
Tel. Co, 1915.
Session Sales: McBryde, so: 81
McBryde, $50; IL Oahu Sugar Co,
ISIS; 10 Oahu Sugar Co. IS. rs: 100
Olaa Z o.. IN nIan : o.. ,tap,,.I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
New Quarantine Chief.

On Tuesday DR.. F. Il. Trottcr, the
recently appointed chief quarantine Of
ficer for this port, arrived from the
coast He takes the place of DR..
Ramus. who is soon to go to Port
Townsend. DR.. Trotter brought his
family with him and comes as a quail.
ihed and efficient officer for the work
IN hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23

more capital in the scheme. The crcc-
ton of the canncry will commence
with his return 10 the islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
Rush t!lc Barracks,

In addition TO the work that is go
ing on Mt Pearl IIarbor word has been
received from Washington that the
proposed barracks for Schofeld are
to he FASTENED, to completion. In this
work there will be Incorporated soy
enteen sets of officers quarters. There
will be little delay in starting the
Continued on Page y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23

During the middle Of the wcek, Sur
veyor Harvey was rushed to Karai
for the purpose of lining up the land
In connection with the lease of the
Makee Sugar Company and also the
pineapple lands at Kappa, He will lay
out the bitches and also locate the
sites for the reservoirs. 1t is the in
tention to rush the work through.
Surveyor Harvey has Just finished Il
survey of lands ON Maui. lie Is tho
hest equipped man in the Islands to
do this work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
Maui improvements,

Nhul prONcmcHts.
The Island of Maui Is on improve.
mcnt bent, and It Is learned that next
year 1t is intended to spend nearly a
million dollars in general island bet
torments. Among some of the work
in hand and In view may be mentioned
the extension OF the Kahnlui railroad
and the construction of irrigation
bitches. There are thousands of
acres of pineapple lands to he opened
up also. Business conditions on Maui
are reported to be very favorable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14

An enthusiastic good roads meeting
was held at Coalgate, according to the
Daily Ardmorite. Bryan, Atoka and
Cole counties, through which the
proposed new highway will be con-
structcd. had representative at the
meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
ELECTION Of PARTY
CANDIDATES ILLEGAL
ERROR Bl THE LOCAL LECTION
BOARD MAY CAUSE GRAVE
TROUBLE.

GUTHRIE, okla, July l3.-There IS
no law now on the statute books that
provides for placing on the primary
ballot the names of candidates for
party organization places, such as pre-
cinCt. county and state committeeman.
The law that did provide such a meth
cd was repealed by the legislature ON
March %. 1909. ana has not been in
force since that time.
In some counties Of the state, II Is
learned, the election boards are maxi
ing the error Of placing party organ-
izatiou candidates on the ballot for the
August primary. This is not in aC-
cordauce with the law, according to
leading attorneys of this section Of
the state, and ballots containing such
candidates names may be held IL
legal 10y the courts and all such may
he thrown out, thus destroying the
ballot in the nomination of candidates
for county, district and state offices,
The Logan county election board,
after an Investigation OF the statutes,
has refused the application Of all men
dcslrous of becoming county commit
tromeu. Attorney here state this
should be the legal method adopted 10y
all counties.
The repeating OF the law, placing
party organization candidates on the
ballots. resulted In calling the repub-
lican grass roots convention in
Guthrie, on June l6, 1910 and under
the plan of organization then adopt
ed, the state committee follows the
state ticket and the term Of office of
each mesber OF the republican state
committee win eNpire I'm the year
1874. The democratic organization
has "A method OF its own.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
R|NGWORM BEGAN
WITH P|MPLES
Spread Until Covered Side Of Face.
Red, Rough and in Circles. Itch
ed and Burned. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Completely Cured.

Campbell, Val have been troubled
with ringwarm on tho right side OF my f1co
for hI or eight years II began with jus.
very small plmples IN spots and continued
90 spread moro every year until IL covered
the right side Of my face IL was red.
rough and Ia circles and itched and burned
very much. IL was sore when | scratched
my face and II worried me 30 much couldn't
keep from scratching. IL looked very bad
! would hate 10 go out while IL was on my
face. Every one noticed II and some wousd
ask what II was. | tried some home reras-
dies before using Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment. such as -, -, -- and ---.
! could only nnd temporary relief until
began 20 use Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
/ put the Cuticura Ointment ON my face
and let 10 stay on for about an hour and then
| washed my face with Cutcura Soap
used the Culcura Soap and Ointment for
one month and | was cured (signed)
Miss Virginia Woodward, Feb. n, 1912.
The regular use Of Cuticura Soap for toilet
and bath not only tends TO preserve, purify
and beautify the skin, scalp, hair and hands.
but assists IN preventing Inflammation. irrl-
tatlon and clogging Of the pores, the common
cause OF pimples, backheads, redness and
roughness yellow, oily, notify aud other
unwholosome conditions Of the skin. Cut-
cura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Ointment
t5Oc) are sold by druggists and dealers
throughout the world, Liberal sample Of
each mailed free, with sep. skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept.T, Boston"
s-Tender-faced men should use Cutlcura
Soap Shaving stick 25c Sample free
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
COULD NOT FIND son.
Woman In Chicago Aided by Police
Aitcr Vain Hunt.

CHICAGO. July 13.--Lost I'm On.
cago, and with night coming on made
Mrs. Mary Follan of lieloit. WIS
grow sullen. She dropped herself and
her two bulging valises on n pile OF
boards at Dearborn and Washington
streets. She even kicked the big yell
low valise and let the huge black one
lie as II fell, on It's side.
She had wandered all day IN cir
Gle, carrying the Vallses. She was
tired, weary. faint and mad clear
through.
To the question, Are you waiting
for some one?" she grunted. NO"
do YOU know anyone In the city?"
"A woman and my two sons" she
answered and then turned her head
away,
Have you the address of the wo-
mani"
Reluctanly the old woman picked
up the yellow vallse and hshed for
letter. The address was Mrs. w. b.
Ward Waukegan, H., Arlington hotel.
The crowd that had gathered asked
more questions.
Have YOU any money to get there ?"
queried one.
Nv maven l. snapped MIS-. fOl
Ian.
But to another interviewer she
held out a piece OF letter paper COW
cred with figures
Dear Mother-Can't you get some
body to write for you SO you can an
swer our letters? We want you to
come to Chicago and keep house for
James and |. We have in view a cot
tage that we can rent for $40 moIs h
and we are both holding down our
jobs. Now come and wen all be to-
gether again. BE sure to write. Your
loving son, ANTHONY.
"22O Locust street"
Mrs. Fallon did not think II was
necessary TO notify her sons she was
coming She arrived yesterday morn.
ing At nightfall she had not yet
found the boys That was when she
spreal out her brown skirt on the
street corner brushed the sleeve of
her black silk blouse and rubbed her
parched lips. she felt too faint TO
travel farther.
While the crowd stood about her n
Waterman ran off for two policemen,
who drove up with the patrol wagon
To take her TO her sons address. The
look was still on her face as
she drove away in the wagon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14

The bill 90 be presented at the Colt
scum tonight tx the great four-act
drama OF the underworld. The Street
Singer" This In the best bill In the
repertoire Of the Hickman company
and II has given satisfaction where
ever II has been presented.
The cast is cosmopolitan to de-
gree seldom seen In stock, including
as II does an Irish lawyer, an Italian
organ grinder, German policeman
and Hn English pickpocket. The lot Is
unique, the situations are startling and
the dialogue witty.
During the action Of the play num-
Der OF songs are introduced, one In
particular. The Misrcre. from II
Troyatore. IL sung by Virginia Stanton
and never fails to make an excellent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
How Hundreds OF
Babies Suffered in
New York During
Recent Heat Wave

Tho recent heat wave ln New York
Wh. 10 caused 20 deaths aud hundreds
of prostruti0n cases, caused the moth
ems uf the middle ana poorer olawos
Ca rush with their Infants 10 the
Breaches Of the many senshorc resorts
near The metropolis. iu order that The
babes might escape the Sitting heat
Of the thlclSly populated districts aud
enjoy the occasional sen hrcczca that
swept The beaches ut intervals during
the record brrukiug spell uf humidity
IN Tho upper photograph mother l8
shown with her bnby in one Of tho
baskets supplied by one of the chill
drrn's Soashorc Homes at Concy U.s.
luud uud below % number of toddlHrs
arc shown seated on % blanket pl0crd
on inc "ool, damp sand, near the
waters. edge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
scouts PREPARE
FOR TRIP EAST
TROOP NUMRER 10 ms ORGAN
l/ED \ REAL
BAND.
ARE NOW PRACTICINC HARD
WIZ BE one Of the Features Of The
liON Scout Tour ui
the Fast

Tho organization of o twenty pioc,
band solely composed of members ~
Hoy scout No. 10, is the first long step
toward preparing Tor the whiriwInd
Tulsa Roy Scout trip through the east
"a be- made next month
The band WnH organized hy Scout
master Jones who s the originator of
the cooperative plan whereby part ui
the money WAS advanced aud tho boys
are 10 put It back ns earned, boy scll-
ing toilet articles, assisted hy the lu-
dies, ana various other means
The BOY Scout band expects to bo
able to play several marches ana pat
rlotic selections cumpctenuy Boy tho
time the educational trip starts rrar-
tically every member of The band Will
70 ON this journey
Several Of the boys are quite accom-
plishcd on band Instruments already.
The Instruments arrived Thursday A.
the regular meeting Of the troop last
Thursday evening, the chairs were ar
ranged in the order of the positions ~
the pieces in the band. The iustru.
ments were placed on the respective
chairs with the music racks ana In
strucion book I'm front and Scoutmaster
Jones announced the names of the
boys who were TO play the various in
ktrumcnts.
The boys VIII earn am the money for
the instruments. uniforms music, etc,
to the total sum of $500.
The conductor of the band Is W,
Y, Jones. The Instrumentation fol
lows:
Comets. Lloyd BloOm Eddie Rn-
per, Edwin Hawkins ana Howard
Hanks Altos. Ear Hooker Harold
Miller willard Wilson nnd Dan
Thompson. Trombones Morl Laccn,
Glenn Fisher and Lee Barton. liamcs'
Leonard Partridge ana Ernest Wells,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
FISH HIRES sAFEBREAKERs.
Millionairc's Silver and China Behind
Door With stuck" Lock.

Door Wf,h stuck" Lock.
BOSTON, July 13.--Safe breaking
experts employed by firm of manu-
facturcrs here have been summoned
to Newport to open the family safe
at the villa of Mr., and Mrs. Stuyves-
ant Fish.
Before MIR. and Mrs. Fish left their
estate at Garrisons, n. Y, they sent
their most valuable china and silver
to Newport with orders that It be
locked In the safe. This was done,
but upon the arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fish the combination could not be
worked.
Locksmiths were called. but ac-
knowledged that they could not open
the safe without the use OF explosives.
This drastic method Mrs. Fish would
not permit, fearing the conclusion
might destroy the china and silver, II
was then that MIR. Fish decided to
rall upon the expert safebreakers
here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
Send for Free Trial Package To-day.

The sportsmans paradise is n TIZ
foot bath. II makes his batting aver
age 100 per cent. lie plays hogey lie
is there with the nerve. the speed, the
eye and the mind. No more corns,
bunions or callouses to disturb him
TlZ draws out all the acids, the pois-
ons, the excessive accumulations OF
perspiration, He starts out with that
tumultuous enthusiasm that spells a
winner.
He ends the day with a serene salts
faction that only converts to TIZ un-
derstand. Get your tired aching feet
into n TlZ foot bath and you will stay
In the game, go the limit,
Write today TO Walter Luther Dodge
a. Co, 1928 S. Wabash Ave. Chi
cago. H.. for a free trial package OF
TIz, or get 25-cent box at any drug
store. department or general store. BE
sure you get TIZ. There is nothing
else as good or Ike TIZ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14
BULL MOOSE 70
MEET SATURDAY
pKOGRESSNES WILL HOLD MASS
CONVENTION IN TULSA
THIS WEEK.
ELECT State DELEGATES
Petitions Calling the Convention Were
Passed Around the City
Yesterday.

The Tulsa county Bull Moose con-
vention will be Held in Tulsa next Sat
urday for the purpose of selecting
twelve state delegates to the national
progressive convention In Chicago,
August 6, 1912.
The call for next Saturdays mass
meeting was circulated in Tulsa yes
terday and a large number of signers
were secured
The convention will be held at tho
Grand opera house and big attend
ance is. of course, expected. owing to
the unusual nature OF the event.
The can follows;
Call for Progressive Mass Meeting.
To the legal voters OF Tulsa county,
oklahoma, irrespective OF former po-
litical affiliations. who believe In the
progressive proposals now agitatng
the nation, and who belive that the eX-
listing political organizations are by
environment and control incapable Of
offering the relief required for the
best interests of the great body Of
American citizenship; pursuant TO the
call issued by the progressive provs-
ional state committee OF Oklahoma,
which convened IN oklahoma City,
Wednesday. July TO- mass meeting
OF all the voters OF Tulsa county, Okla
homa, in sympathy with the sentiment
above set forth, is hereby called to
convene in the Grand opera house in
the city Of Tulsa at 1880 o'clock Sat
urday, July 20 there to discuss ways,
means and further organization, and
for the purpose Of selecting twenty
two delegates TO represent Tulsa coun-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14

Baritone: Eugene Roop. Clarincttcs:
Harold Clock, Ralph CLOCK and John
Bend. Pass drum: Cccil starr. Snare
drum. Lawrence Whitefield. Troop
huglor, Cecil Clifton
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-31
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The Forrest City times., 1912-05-31
Friday. June 1912
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The Forrest City times., 1912-05-31
sisse, Da.i. sad seDaaiei Eatertain.

Misses Elizabeth Davis2rsi Beatrice NeDzais. de. iSGtf1lly entertained 3o In1FS1ay evening from .s1 . = \. ! lawn Five Hsaif@d P2rty !, ths lovely D2gls home Fifteen ta5.ss arranged o1 r1s lAEn. II.urlua-1gi bv s o@aGttfgay decorative tishtiDr e1sct . torches Aai Jaassesz ar. teTGs- 2 -1e lovely picture. ard one tEsc Eia 50x b- rzrer ne-ei ,JT tss7Sa fortunate ec0zgh ta bs p-sssn. Tae eh2rning yeung hos.a-sssS sa-a AS>istes7 h e1ter-Airing 5T Misses Pear and Myrt.s Davis Mss T5--DTa L2Tis and Ms \ D NeDanis ~nle Itt.e NJ 5sssS Lj1ees White AZA.s Merritt. EllZAoetn Ba--ox .nj ' @stsr L@oai9as Merit, presided ,: li-e a2rac1 ooN., AI55 a-S1 as x5e ie-s 5I -t1e p-leles Sith Hhich ths sore e2Fos %efe seF-- The l2dIes prize. i o~A- tlt-. bon -e. q sweet peas EAs AF4r1ed ta Miss Msrzae-its n@srgE fof tEe E.gleS. score while NJ Louis Nci2aie captured he gent ssnzn prlzs- ! par q sils boss de fess1 Zeuts coa<isc3Hg = punch Afa1 sA11 x lcaes were s@rvad during t1s game Tloss present were
 Miss 6eorEIA AsrSiu ard Kenneth n hnlsat- Miss G01rtnes Ccwzn and lie Ia Al ho. Ease Mss Freddie Nc. nals-t a11 A2zco.r German Miss EnlE4t an1 Bz-d Nichols Mss Bessie V ai Williams and T. CatheT. Niss SeEt9a PfeSett an7 Leo Grooryer. LIS EFs.Ta Pett-s and Vii Ner4in. V lss Gsle FIeFe PettGs and Mr Hen. 9efs9n- Mss Aaeyne R8llxa.s ard k.Fnes. Hamilton. Mss Es.eIIe Der. h4F1 a11 hIFse Becker. Mss Mar. geeFits BaFro~ ani Hen-y Ga,3ins. Mss Mar A2bley and Finis Ne. pan!s.. Mss DaiatF Ga,Iing anj Li1dsey BriGxtocth Miss Tott5e A. 1ridse An1 WI. G-1ssran. Miss sof14 lsaacs zni Jas F5pdreD. Miss Made sein= RozHwags and Tegnje ssei-- -fs-e'. Mss owen ard Louis NJ. LEA1les. Mss G955xIa Tia,eg and >l1aey LoE41- Mss Se.i German and hi.4 bFl1e~s Mss Ifna SteFeo. An Joan 5at.lnz. Mss Annie Camp 5s Al1 Beatty Thomas. Mss Mzttfs Nam and ltz Proctor. Miss France, Mann aad Henry GerrAg+ MS; 1otrlcne GcA .s1An6er ana Rae- 61~es- Mss Maj Began zrd NJ AaA1s V ass beftIe AeFriSetaev aryc M 12upoe4.. Mss Ega Bri3yf5r-F A11 j 2s Ewa-- Ms, B4a,rtca Vc Ian 7. zC1 8Z..e, S:eveas
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-31
H06 CHR0hG COUGHS
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The Forrest City times., 1912-05-31
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Rscs I.Iaaa 3. Forrest Ctr }.

Tie locA. lean ~zs defeated Thurs 11E Afternoon Iu 2 S2-L ' cfa1tsss. es game hy lie Bzcs Isz1i tez- q, Little Rock
 The ioc1as lad tae visitors shz. e-. lntIl the sSFentE iuninZ NEe1 ] coup 0. costly errors started tAs viS itors - scoring
 Features 0f tEe game SAs Preset. : pitching
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