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The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Albany Park-wa'hinEton City Realty Company to
Edwin W. Dickle and Earl Wlkcman. lots 10
. square lI2. SO
Whftnev Cl0sa-MiddauEh & Shannon to Anna VI.
Clricl lot . block G. so
Eighth Street Southeast. hctween and C Streets
Blair Lee trustee. TO louis Rosenberg. Tart lots
and {. Hquhrc 20. ssh
South Grounds Columbian Univsrsity-LOo Sim
mons et ux. to jess" J. Haas. lot g and part
lot -. square 2s5I. SO
Moorp & Barbrur's SeoDnd Additiun-John c.
Deichman ct to EliEabcth H. Johnscn. lot
&. block :. SO.
Richmond PARK Francis A. Blundon administrator
10 William $ NIinnh. lot g square 1875. S.
Wiscunsin Avenue Park-Capital Realty Company
TO Anton Kaspar lot a. square l75s SO. -
Sixteenth and c Streets s0utheast-ARin VI.
Lcthrop to Harriet L. Luttrcn. lot l. square
IOSs. SO
New Jerssy Avenue Northwest between Fl and
strrcts-EHzrns Carusi st al. trustees. TO
William W. Wheeler Part lot = square north q
Second and Parker Streets Hur,hens-Leonid,,
Triplett IT,. to Alexander R. Walter rart lots
, to g and all lot - SQUARE 80. SO
Addition to Brookland-Iohn RrouEh Ct al. to
Louise Bro1Eh. lOt Il. block (: $40.
Chium Castle Hcights-S. G. johnson to Ernest
W. Hsfner, trustee lots p and 50. square SSss;
Columbia Hsishts-Jans TouEs to Ann NJ and Eliza
Tonks. lot q square $50 so.
Griswcld's Addition to Anacosta-Sophie Koernicke
10 Lilly G DC Walt lot 0s square 57ss: SO.
Starton'uwn-JamCs H Smms 81 al TO Charles
Smms. part Of parcel = ever 2 ST. James
H. SimmS It al. To Jacob SmmS. part Of same
rare ]: so.
villa Parl-CIar1 A Msrden Ct vir. Edwin r.. to
q. L. Green. lot 70, block i2ej and lot q. block
AZ: sgItC6
8 Crart PLACE Northwcst-AIvin N. Lothrcr ct al.
10 Sarah y. Eastman lot g. sTuare 81: SO
Fifteenth SiTrst Northwest between e aud d
Streets Miranda r. TulIoch to William Murphy,
lots 10 l3, block l, Rosedale and sherwood; ;
SO.
IL and 74 Te7th Street Northwes.-Thcciorr
Diedsrirh Ct uE. to Abraham Lisner. south halt
original Let Is. S4uare SO; so. John L. Weaver
ct TX to same. part original lot Is. square IS:
SO.
RaDdle HighIands- EthcTbTt Il. Frey ct al. trus-
tees to Alfred Liebrsn. lot g. square scr; so.
l5Z2 Sixth Street NoTthwCst-Randolph McRee ct
uE. to Solomon and Esther Rosenthal. lot $.
square 445: so.
Meridian Hfl-Pomfvtt L. Hrradou ct to
Elizabeth waIlridee and Alice c. W Brisgs.
lot 70 block Il: SO.
scvcrth Street Northwest near Florida Avenue
Elizabeth WaIlridFe ct al to Pomfrett L. Hem
dou lots 8 snd H. square SIS; SO.
NJ streSf Northeast between Sixth and Seventh
& Shannon, lots - 10 2n and part Of lot 2i2,
square SIS; SO
col and en5 seventh Street Northwest and e3 F
Street Northwest-Charles DietZ ct w. 10 Bessie
l. Brown lot - square 456; SO Bessie L.
Brown conveys same property to Leon E Green
baum; so.
Ofutt to Lizzie F. sharr one-ihird part Of lot
B:Slo
East Deanwood-C. ]. Gooksler ct al. trustees, to
n. H Roland DrIry. lot q, square SD; a,IS.
Twasty-fourth ard r STREETS Ncrthwest-Joln W.
EraEucr ct ux N Chsrlcs y Banes, bali inter
g: iz lots . to .. square y; so --..
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore Nd June 2s -wHEAT-s,-ck IN sIs-
Vat0Ts. Gsi.2sl bushels shipments from elevator
20 go bushels Thsrr Is a Enud demand rrrvailiug
for prime southern wheat. and the -r cip's are
kept well under control from day 20 day Rag lots
a new wheat hv samps. quality I'D r-7uiI
ton. brought o. LOO. Ln3. lol o.. los. I0-. and
llo pr hIshcl. Foreign markets wcrr easier
Contract to-day AZ The 0pcunE steady. with
June. LN SI0t No > rcd early 10 and No ;
rcd We~tcrI the sam" priCe. TIE market the
l2,t5 call hrmer with Juno. lIO11 Spot Nc >
nd wheat 10 and ". . rrd Western The ,a1-e
pTioC. Settling rTices officially posted Nc ,
rcd. Lloi. No red WcF'grn. lo'-.
CORN-Stcck IN ccvstor. Ja415 bushels ship
msntS from elevators. 32G9 bushels. The market for
Southern cDm steady to-day. with white cnrn
bringing uTvnium yellow. Receipts light. 4
bag lot q Southern white sod AZ - prr huShe
the wharf Qucte: Track ycIlow coru. f1r do
meStic delivery. S p,r bIshCl for car lots on
spot. Cob cCn IS meeting god demand al around
42Sal-5) Ter barrel for prime yelloE nearby stock.
Contrart to-day ~ ~" 07FuuE quiet. with
SPOT mined c1Tn. - upEirTal The market Al thu
l2:s5 call dull with June ~ spot mixed c1Tu
sold at the TTicr. Settling price Officially
posted: Contract I4ia
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


Quotations given below are for large iotA JObOe1'
priees are higher
EGGs-Sear.by fresh virginia. mn; weA vir-
ginia and Southwest virgins. .; Tennesee ?.
a. S9rsaE:n ssE: ,.6ssa. ieSsS 3 sa g. @ sSsp.eS.d.
an.
CHEEsE-Nev YORK State factory new. Is
PoULTRY-Hsns; per lb. Is; rooste5 per d. "
turkeya, naI5; chickens, springen, 3aa
DRESSED PoTLTRY-Hens choice. per 10,
Is; roosters per b.. 9ai0; turkeys. per 10, lalSi
young ducks per h. lsa2o; geese. per H.. sale.
p.w ELSNT4BLESP0'siSS;s n XII ssS "a ~ p iosr p 3D. Is
LIS: corn IN. CT. per crate. l.OOAlso; y1ms CN.
CO. per bbl., 3OcaLo; onions. Texas. per crate,
Florida per crate, so0a1OO; lettuce, per bbl. 7sA
l.5o; string beans per basket. looai-5; per bbl,
2oa2Oo; squash, per crate. lsalooi beets. per 10
bmehss, 2ooA1oo; hale. per Dol, Sal.@; spinach:
PER bbl., lOoaI .: tomatoes Florida, per crate, lo
az 50; asparagus. per doL. iSoa2So; rhubarb. per
100 bunches. LOoai.5O: eucumbeTs, North Carolina,
5aL25; peas. per bbl, 5ooasW
GREEN FRUITsI,ASPples. PCT oS;,-l,iS boz LSeaa5;
box. 17Saiz5; Florida oranses iSoaS@; lemons,
per box. AnaISO; grape fruit, per box, 5Doas. %;
pineapple, 2Z5s2p: eantaloupes, per crate 2Wa3oo;
cherries, per at. sal5; peaches per crate L5oa3oo;
hucklsbenies, per qt. sal2H blaekberies, 7alsiz
plums per at. 5ss
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay. Western, No. l. 8os
go: No. :. 5oo.s@; mixed hay; 1ooa2tco;
100 stnw. wheat. per ton. O5oalloci straw. per
ton. l5.O0alLOo.
LIVE sTOCK-Sheep. per H.. 5a5; spring lambs.
per H.. g. calves, choice, per ID, 81; medium, per
h.. 7a8
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. washed. free Of
burrs, pr ID. s5as5 wool, unWashed Per ID, =;
hide, dry, per ID. lsal6; green hides. per h.. II;
calfskin. green. each L25alD.
GRAIN-Wheat. per bu.. Lloal.l2; corn. shellcd.
Sae3: ear per bhl.. IsoaS@; cats. Western white,
No. >, per bu.. eaa6i: oats. mixed. per bu. 6la65
bran per ton, p.0o; middinE, per ton. 800
SEEDS-Red clover, per bushel. io.00all 90; alsika
clover, iOOOall.OJ; white clover l5OOa20Oo: Grim.
clover. 575aGOo; timothy, S5oas,5o; blue grass
3a5aIOO; redtop grass i35OaH.O per 100 lbs; al
falfa per bushel, 7.yal0.W.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Columbia Theater.

Fun. fast. furious. and irresistible will
dominate the performance Of the Co.
lumbia Players next week at the Co.
Iumbla Theater. where the offering will
be George II. Broadhursts eminently
successful three-aCt farCical comedy.
The Wrong Mr. Wright" BY many it
IS regarded as one Of the hapPiest Of Mr..
Eroadhudst's contributions to the stage,
and under any circumstances Il certainly
served for some years as the most sue
Ccssful offering Of that delightful come
dian OF the John T. Raymond type, RO-
land Reed.
The Wrong Mr.. Wright has BEEN a
great favorite with the theaterEOirg Z
public ever since IL was first produced
IN Boston by Mr. Reed and to-day seems
to be more popular than ever. II the re-
Torts from all over the country may be
credited
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF CO.
lurnhia. holding Probate C01rt.-No. 1877. Admin
tsrraton This is 70 give notice that the subscriber
q the District q Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate COrt q the District Of Columbia letters tes
tInentarv the estate u Maurice J. Adler late or
the District Of Columbia deceased. AL persons haV-
Ing claims against the deceased are hereby varned TO
exhibit the same With the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated to the sltscTiher uu or before tbs
sTH DAY OF MARCH. A. n. 1913; Otherwise they
may by law he Fzrlred from all henedt q said cs-
tate. Given under hand this 18Th dav II June
l9.I UNION TRUST COMPANY. By GEORGE
?. FLEMING SeCard Vice President. Attest
rScalN JAMES TANNER. Register a Wills for the
District 4 Columbia. Gers q the Probate Court.
GEORGE z. HAMILTON. Attorney. is9=-iy4
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

Lucky Bob & Co. have a sketch that
thrills you. and the knife duel scene
stands alone as realism in vaudeville.
The great $4,000 3,OOO-foot Pendleton
COregO Round Up hlm is one OF the
most interesting motion pictures ever
produced.
Next weeks bill will be q special
Fourth Of July feature assembly OF
sterling vaudeville acts and patriotic
pictures and music. Won Jerome. the
human frog. in unique contortionist acts.
and Joe and Marie Belmont, the hu-
man birds in a Night and Day in
Southland with a variety Of song and
wh.stIin= solos. Other acts will be an
nounCed in subsequent issues OF The
Herald Tonight is chiIdren's amateur
night at the Majestic. The Majestic
band concerts each evening on the bal
cony Of the theater are features.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
COTTON MARKET.

oustutioDs furnished By W. HiSbs 4 Co,
ncmbsI Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. HIbbs
Building
New York. June S.-The cuEtcn market was list
les to-day. ard Uness he steady demand for July
c7ntncts cvUli bc calIsd a feature the trading
vas n little importance. Earlv in the day July
sod al ll-05. and al that Trlcr and Tor ah0rIt 5
prints up there was evidently accumulation going
on which looked like short covering hy larger spot
Interests The range a the market was however
Urry naTuF. hcng lsss than points Throughout
the morning sessi0n.
The Liverpool market closed easy. with a net los
q frum 10 points for the day. Sales q 500
bales q sTot cotton were made In that marie; to
day At point lower. 663d- fer middIing
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York June 3-Mouey on call at the Stock
Exchange to-day opened at 27E per cent: highest,
~; lowest, n; closing at 2l4 pr cent. Most Of
the days loans were made at 25S per ceut.
Time money unchanged The early maturities
were more freely offered than the long; while the
better demand Was for the long matunties Rates:
Per cent for sixty days 3a5E PER cent for ninety
days 81 per cent for four months. SiSaJN Per cent
for Eve months 34.s4 per cent for SIX months ELlE
pr cent for January and later.
Mercantile PAPER came into the market with mod
crate freedom, meeting with fair demand. Rates:
per cent for sixty and ninety days tnd0rsed bills
receivable, 4a4lz per cent for choice four TO six
months single names, 81 pr cent for others
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE CgMNIssIONERs OF TIE
District Of Columbia. Washington. June IS lgl2-
sealed proposals will b. IecEiTGd Al this otce until
O'Clock ?. IN. JULY :. lsl2. fcr furnishing and
delivering one tWOPasssnger motor car. gasolny
ylc, completely eqGlppeu, tc- Use by the once Of
Inspector u Bulldings ID. G SrecihCations ard
form q Ir0pa=al may be Ch,aiUed from the Pur-
JOHN A JOHNSTON. william Y. JTDsoH.
OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONER, D. &,
June > 1872 Sealed TToprsals viii y received
a. this Oflce until O'Clock p. n. JULY Z 1872
fUr FaVing Earinus streets and avenues in the Dis
trict Il Columbia. with sheet asphalt and 6tIria-
Gus macatam during the fiscal year lsl3 Forms
a pruppsal. Specifications and Necessity iufcrna-
ton may b obtained from the Chief CLERK Eng
neer Department. Rom q District RuildinE
CINO H. RUDOLPH. John A JOHNSTON
WILLIAM '. JJDSON. C0mmissionerS D. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District q Columbia, Washugton June 3 lsl2-
Sealed proposals will b received at this Office until
O'Clock ?. N. JULY 8 1912 for furnishing anu
delivering during the fiscal wear erding June -
l93 for use Of the various barches n the Distrsct
GOyCTument. items Of fuel under which bids rc-
SCived June 10 were rejected. Spcchcatirns ard
m u proposal may Be Obtained firm the Purchas-
~ OfiCCT. n. G CINO H RUDOLPH. John
A JOHNSTON. WILLIAM y. JUDSON. C-mmis-
siCners. j.. G. ieGE =
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THOs. ]. OWEN & son. AUcti0DesT.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CSIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE on RLAGDEN
AVENUE AND DECATUR STREET NORrH-
WEST.
Ry virtue Of certain deed n trust iulv recorded
in Liber No 34i5 folio IE Ct srG q The land records
Of the District % Columbia and n The roquest %
the PARTY secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will sell public auctiUu. in front n the TTrmisso,
on MONDAY the st day of JULY. \. y. 1872. al 40
c o'cI0ck p. m. the foIIowigE described And and
rTsuses situate in the County - Washington. Dis
init of CoIur1bia ard Gcsgrlfcd a. ard being los
and : in square S554. ~ Thomas Blsgden ard Helen
r Blagdcu'S Subliy asiou Cf Iart 0t Argyle. CoEl
and LCrn.'' now known A. Argyle Ia7k. a. pcT Plat
recorded in COUNTY ECck y TaEr l9 Of the Records
Of the Surveyors UfC, Of the District Of Columbia
Terms Of Sale: Sod suhicct 20 two certain rrioi
deeds Of trlSf amounting 5000 ard all over sid
trusts TO be paid in cash. deToNit OF No vii oe
rrluirrd AZ time u sale All colvcyancing recording
Gr n csf Of Turrha-rr Terms % sale to be com
plird with within ffieC days from day Ot sale other
wise the trustees the -ignt to resell the Irorr
sr. =, the risk ard cost Cf dcfaulting purChaseT afteT
i've DAYS Advertisement e such resale In some news
raper published in Washington, ID. G.
HARRY 7. WILDER.
WILLIAM P. LOCKWOOD,
dEdSNS TruStetS
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
PaStiTIle.

Yesterday morning at the Pastime
Thcater, in the Avenue, an interesting IL
Iustrated lecture on The Modern Way
of Making Ice Cream was given under
the auspices of the Home Ice Cream
Company, OF this city, and number OF
views Of their plant as well as OF the
Glacier National Park, Mont, were
shown. Each guest was given a liberal
norton of ''Pedfect Ice Cream at the
conclusion of the lecture.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
Majestic.

This is record-breaking week at the
Majestic and the great hits are drawing
capacity houses daily.
Laughter greets Rice and Waters In
their skit "A Day on the Farm" and
Signor Deltinio & Co. also make lot
Of laughter. In The Cowboys Secret"
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
AIhuulhFn.

As usual the popular Alhambra, in
Seventh Street. continues to feature pho
toplays of the better sort and with a
complete change Of bill each day.
Manager William Airey will shortly
announce in The Herald some features
that will be Of the standard Of novelties
shown here.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Washington Railway Electric cum, 3 At y
3 at q
Washington Railway Electric pfd. IS at ~
Eastern Light Fuel. 5 at l2l7l > At In
Washington Gas At 50 al 81
LanstOu. % at sg54
Commercial National Rank. 10 Al 1fl4
Union Savings Bank : At "a
After csll-WashinEton Gas. l Al 81
Washington Railway & Electric curn. 70 al ~
Washington Railway and Electric 4s s. co at s5It
Washington Gas 8 At 50. 3 Al 81.
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
MARKETS----FINANCE----C COMMERCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations Furnished By ". B. Hibbs 3 ca.
members Of the New York Stock EzchAngs. Hibba
Building.
Call money: Open, n; high -; low eA; eluse -
SAFE or SHARES -RY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

on SATURDAY. JULY s. 1872 AT 10 O'CLOCK
a m. In front of United States St0raEr Ccnpa2y'5
Warehouse 4lsfD Tenth Street Northwest. Wash-
inEton. D. G. there viii Be sold at public auction,
TO enforce lers for storage charges &c. due and
raid all goods furniture household and personal T.
feCts on storage with IN. United Storage Com
rany Incl in name Il Albert D0Wlins. Narv E.
Watkins. and z ? Chambers. WALTER b VIII
LIANIS & CO. AurtiUneerS UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY Inc. ls0G-Iyi
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
G G. sLoAN { Co.. Inc.. Apetigaesr.. Iagr G 5

c. C. SLOAN CO.. Inc. Auctionee-S, IE7 G St.
TRUSTEES SALE or vALCABLE REAL Es-
TATE. IMPROVED BY A LARGE BRICk
o GARAGE, AT EI4 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NUE. NV
Ry virtue Of a decree cf thr SuUrpme Court Of ths
District q Columbia. passed in equity carse No.
- - the undersigned rrsrce Will sell At public Guc
rIru. in front Il the TTEmIsrs FRIDAY the twen-
~ drst DAY Of June A l. I1I2 ~ four ocock :. m.
the following d--rrtc1 land md premises situate
in the city Of Nash u-ru IN the District q Colurn-
original lot numbered une o.. in square numbered
seventy GOl and described follows: Beginning
:0T the on New Hampshire Avenue az the FORTH
east corner Uf ad lot and running thence southwest
cTlv said avenue g feet: therN nCrrhwestcrly a.
night angles 20 said avenue To a Tcirt a. the west
line 0f said lot Is feet S inches north Of VI Street
thtuCe north 10 the thirryf1ot vide alley in o.
thence north said ally g feet the noSth line
q said lot: thence s0EtLelsterIy sid north lns
0f said lot l76 feet inch the laCe Ci beginning
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale-One-thi-d 0f the purchase money
and above first deed Cf trust q g GO and bal
on second decd %! trust Of 500 with interest,"
al per CcutUm. 10 he paid in cash. and the remain
der in two equll installmCntS payable in and two
ycars, with interest az Ter crUtum Ter aunUm, pay
able semiannuallys the dcfcHcd payments 10 be -
cured BY deed a trust TTun the Property sold all
cash, At the opti0n Of the purchaser. dercsit of
500 will Be required Of the purchaser the time Of
the sale. All conveyauCiuE. recording ard notar!lI
fees Al the cost q the TU-Chasrr. Terms 70 Be cca-
Piled Uith within ten DAYS from date n ale othel-
wise the trustee the night resell the prOp
eTty AZ the TSk and st of the LCfaulUE purchaser
after hve DAYS advertisement - such resale IN some
newspaper published in the city Of WsshinEoa D. e.
LEO SIMMONS. Trustee. kCllosE Bui'ding.
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The Safest Investments
America n Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend OF Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Monday, July Is, 1872,
to stockholders Of record at the close
Of business on Saturday. June %, 1912.
WM. R. DRIVER, Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished 6y ". B. Hibhs & Co. men.
BEN Of the New York stod Exchange. Hihbs Build.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
LOAN COMPANIES.

so LOANS AND UPWARD SECURED FOR sAL-
ared emploges owners Of furniture. and o,herA
ARLINGTON & co. 80 5th 81. NV. Room ~
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE WOMEN
kecrinE huIse and others, without security. Omees
in All uTincipal cities D. Il. TOLMAN. Room sos.
50 18th St NV.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

The above sale Is postpuncd until FRIDAY.
JUNE =. 1872 the sane hour and Tlace. BY order
q the Trustee. 1873
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

b. ..-..r f-=sasl -g w B. Hibbs 4 o..
.-z t1f1tEl I'd Of Trade. HibOs
Elr-
ra.rr F.. e Tla5t ,cded &c to &c on
g. rn r -1arr 'zrE LE and Canada July,
LOT. H--lzEng- .sA. oE- 7. lo5h
tH-a T-E aE@ % -- esscning Of supplies
f1' - zb-r s2. December, 65H.
.r.ar T- H re l97T g. crop arrivals July,
HnEE-
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

'uotati ms furnished b. ". B. Hibbs q Co, mem
; Of he New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22
WAS
READY TO QUIT

"Thauk God. I'll be out 0f this is
the remark credited to Superintendent
Of Public Works MarstOn Camp6o'I,
made At a Ilarbor Board meeting as
loug age as last August. A member OF
tho WARRIOR Commission said TO-DAY
THAT Campbell intended to hand IN his
resignation to GoIerurr Irrcar on No
vcmbCr ! last, but for some reason did
not do II.
CamphclI's remark was occasionC'
by ono of the COnlrOy"i sizes that arose
IN the Board, and while the Tur Wa
flying the chairman is said by another
member Ia have expressed hi" rcllcl a
the prospect Of getting out ~ the INK
ups.
ThC guess was made this mOrninl
thar CamphclrB resiCIltion Was 10
handed in before because Of the uucor
tainly over the rcappUintnIcnr ~ GOV
"rnOr FrCar. However, word was pass
ed around months ago tnaJ Campnor
was NOT stated for rCappOinimeni, M
matter how FrCar'H case Camc out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22

for 10 votes by getting your friends,
the majority of whom are subscribers
to the Bulletin. to cast these
votes for YOU and then securing their
subscriptions. you can add immensely
TO your votc-total and Immediately be.
come contender for these splendid
prizes, all of which are worth so much
effort.
The nomination. blanks will only ap.
pear for n limited time. and only a
limited number viii be accepted. cut
the nomination blank from this issue
and send il to the bullet n Office
with your name and address or the
name and address Of your lavOriiC
candidate. A subscription is not noe.
cssary but will naturally help your
candidate, and good start means
much. Tho names Of persons making
nominations will not be diyulgcd.
The prizes will he awarded at the
finish of the contest. and may be dis
posed of as the winners sec lit.
Votes Issued on kll Payments.
Votes are issued ON all subscription
payments. both old and new. BE sure
you receive your votes when paying
or preparing your subscriptions. Ev.
cry subscription payment, even for
one month, earns votes, and th"s" may
he voted for any candidate or held
until the close Of the campaign If the
subscriber chooses.
How Territory is Divided.
District No. | consists Of Honolulu
and the Island Of Oahu, from the cen
ter Of Nuuanu Street, West.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22
Blind GIRL Of
kauai ATTACKED

LIIIIrE. Kauai, Npri, e.. 1noug'
totally blind. pretty liltl" II ycaro'd
OmaChi SuChirO, daughter o. u mil
worker on IN" Kcalia piautation,
hravcly and successfully batllod fOr
her life last Monday afternoon against
n ncndish, COwardly brute who had CN-
identity awaited tho opportunity of find
ing her alone to carry out his daslar,
" crime. Tho victim of the assault Is
member of a large family, ana mas
been blind from infancy. but regard
less Of this misfortune she mas O""m
able TO do considerable work about the
house, including the family washing.
Ctc.. aud tho physical strength gained
! through such exercise gave her the re-
UuirCd strength To hold nor own
against the attack of last Monday.
| The affair was Immediately reported
| to the police. who lost no time in tax.
! ing up the trail of the wuuld-h" muir
| dcrcr Close watch of the Korean quar-
| tcrs was kept, and. according 80 re-
ports, about midnight. someone from
| tho Korean quarters notified the police
! that a certain man was acting Suspi
ciously, that he was packing his grin
evidently expecting to leave the camp
! with this ~ cue. the police awaited
| developments. Shortly after tho. In
formation had been received, the 10
rcan sailed forth, hut was taken il
before he had gone far. iio Wa.
brought before Judge Puuki next day
and bound over to await the dclih"ra
lions of the next grand jury. I'll" MAJ
i gave his name as Polk Chan Or Ii'
has been on the plantation Tor yea
:, or SO aud bears the reputation Of lee
ing a gambler and all-round und"sI
able citizen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22
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