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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-09-06

who have no interest in Office 4 1t.
ting, men moved by suffering of
their kind, can give better solution
for the problem that confronts us
than those who prosper by conditions
as they are.
There has always been a class
struggle, gentlemen, and right here
put the singing query of James
Russell Lowell to you who are indif.
ferent about conditions as they now
exist!
"Men! whose beast is II that ye
Came OF fathers brave and free,
III there breathes ON earth slave,
Are you truly free and brave?
III you do not feel the chain,
When Ii works brothers pain;
Are you not base slaves indeed
Slaves unworthy TO be freed?r
Now if you are ever to have in.
dustrial freedom you must get it for
yourselves. Go into politics for
yourselves. Bring your government
closer home and demand the right to
make the laws to govern Randolph
county. Cut special legislation out
of the general assembly and stop
messing up the public roads with
your free labor. but tax the corpo.
ratlons and build the roads right.
Vote the Socialist ticket and whether
you elect anyone or not your vote
will be a protest against this corrupt
system and this protest will be felt
in the critiden of capitalism.
Yours FOR the Common Good,
LUTHER +. JOHNSON.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-09-06

| would be glad to meet every
voter, if 1t were possible, before
the election, but owing to sickness
| could not leave my family and
therefore l ask your due consider
alton in the coming election.
Again thanking you for past
favors and thanking you in advance
for what ! believe you will do for
me on the 9th of September, 1919,
| remain your friend,
MASON STACY.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-09-06
from Mason Stacy

Gentlemen and fellow citizens:
/ do not deem it necessary for me
to tell you that anu a candidate
for Tax Assessor as you all know
that | was the nominee of the Dem.
ocratlc party in the primary of last
March. And now / shall again ex-
press to you my sincere thanks for
the good support, and the honor,
you bestowed upon me in the late
election.
Friends, realizing that it will be
impossible for me to meet each and
every one of you, as | would like
to do, before the election, | take
this method Of speaking to you rel.
ative to my candidacy.
Since you elected me as the Dem.
ocratlc nominee | shall endeavor to
hold up the grand old banner of
Democracy IN a creditable manner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-09-06

and it would be easy for some book
company to secure majority of the
commissioners and put in books at
almost any price. Why not have
required as low as in other states?
1t makes county examiners and su.
perintendents book agents in direct
violation to law, but does not say
whether he shall sell or give them
away. lie might charge any price
he wanted to and form county
monopoly on books.
Finally, the Act is too indefinite
to be practical. 1t can not be as.
certalned whether it will apply to
special districts and high schools,
and whether it would cause an i'm.
mediate change IN the fifty counties
that have county uniformity. Ifso,
this will cost the people a great
deal for new books. Even il you
have always thought, like myself,
that you were IN favor of a State
Uniformity of Text Books, ask
that you think well and vote against
Act No. 4.
Yours for better schools,
EUGENE THOMPSON,
County Examiner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-09-06
More Grocery Talk

We want to impress upon the minds of
our customers that quality counts with us.
we do not desire to handle anything of an in
ferior grade, SO when you trade with us you
may know you are getting the best.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
F[I1 SCOPE OF
|||N EXPERIMENTS
H., If Utah A. c. Tells of
|at Done in Southern
Part Of State.

, a,r director Of the Cta'
" .,.tlon and school OF agH
~ - Utah Agricultural college
.,,-,.a from q trip to Parowai
= weeks time. Concerning
:, ,sIs visit and his ohserva
-. - was, 'Dr Ball YESTERDAY
ne are just starting an
hfoss.I,, s.I,,ation on the old Pan
,scl farm. which is consid
lsesn W. OF the best In all OF
% b ohe We expect TO make
..m em' whose chief object VIII
y I,s,roJuction of pure oreea
TITO that section. ,.,
rS NJ luWs,Eb of the Agricultural
y ,sLsn charge Of the iar1n,
1. vii begin our eNpe'''iie''
q one. 's.o.mewhat behind in the
ans .he crops in that dis
a,.ob,ng very fine.
- ysturn trip / stopped In
W ~, 10 look over the sugar
,sstIon. and the growing crops
n bs In excellent shape,
Wy,,ls blight. The cold. wet
re ~, spparently destroyed most
s,,.Soopers, which caused this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
~'sssMeNT NO. ?.

- ,opn, oppsna,nealPsi Office ans no5npHny: n1aS.
3 hoarap given that at max.
.S sstss oi ,d1irsctors Of e the '9se9- Wsn-
I No .es,1 ?, June, 1917, si2iahya an ssssssa sssa
n ts.ss,ssssd :, On on tDs per char. share was
|ltlf 70 % said Corporation IoneaIsnains nsna Z, 3
@k s5y. my. room sST SeI1,oi,ryy SSeGIsoary y y
q Upon ,SSity. Utah.
6sa unpa,S% which this asscss,nan+
q al. al os e, delinauen, mn ana nsy sSt 9t
As sitaa y oas made before. f.'oRj viii, ahe ba
sS.,,s assessment q. t'gly: ,S:rIasIl 1917, to
ale Of advsrtiadinnsEs dinsssEni snd s9- TO-
s.nh..A A. 2. cANp,p1n
consolidated Min,nz
dS7'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
MYes Off a TerroY

~ ~ .sSecutiouer of death in the
~. 'pnng months is pneumouia.
N. sgents are colds aud grip.
E 9y one Of these maladies
'fsisss issld Ss,o't BE- Lost in taking the
q uootalnable to drive It off
! &IiVssands Iis~;ls .ds have found this TO
49, New Discovery. "My
,.,ass Susves it has kept him from
In Saia 1saa three or four times u
n s,soofgs W. Place, Rawson.
ID S,ss snd Tor coughs, colds and
~ sSlss We never found it's eaual, y
n, al bronchial affections
&I,nsn and s1,00, Trial bottle
snm'Johnson Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
A Card

. . q certify that Foley's Honey
4 c,mpourd does not contain
~. any habit-forming drugs,
;,g,dieuts that could possibly
!. u..rs. On the contrary, its
| ,..lips and soothing qualities
real remedy for coughs,
Il, ir7itatiops Of the throat,
4 lupes. The genuine is in a
| r,.ksge. Ask for Foley e
| cd Tar Compound and accept
auts. schramm-Johnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Deaths,

| Iosnson. Msrysvslo. Cal. Juns B
crzesroe Pearson Henderson. 198'
cn Iune Il. yepuonemin.
Z Il.K Los Angeles. Cal. Juno IL
kssiAls. Bingham Canyon, Juno Il
1E.liis. PARK City. Juno si- fractures
,EnrTease.
hssrtsop. i2i2 Pacsnente avenue
EeThzsa Of brain
Covering. al South Second West
r1sIis Of liver.
'czi=. = Marion street. juno -. Uttl
~ 10 eclth Tenth East, June 23
hhGtaloslI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Ilt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

1 p,, md Eo!sh ], Sbeckell, both ol
1 7 p.L and Sylvia strlnsham. both oi
II Yscrls. Salt Lsko, and Nora PIX
.k1i!lls xx
4 vule7 ard Z.nE ". LsmbrT. boz
|lLis
4 E.ts9. GasEsld. and Katio sogset
Estt-Esr and MIL Dyer. both OF sail
|o1,l. E,It Tin Creek. snt Mary j
/ E1a Cottonwood -.
I'd Irirptoa aud iris ". Wiisop. both
Lin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
&al Estate Transfers.

bl to Annie s. cu,lor, lots
rnf l. vloT Forth addition ..,..S 5o'
t,d wife 10 Potter Rt,mus-
Noes ]. KimbsIl's subdivision
n sitt "a
ua!tsd States Mining COM
~ " Bingham ....,.......,. 5.Ps
nih tc Phillip u Raleigh.
ssrs II. tve-acre plat No.. $50
NJ aoe wife 10 Nophi Gsr8rd.
y. ioSoship south. range
'...',s'.-..,.s..s..... LOO
10 Arthur J Parry. part
/" usuhlpr south. range
;.'...;;::.,".:... !. ...,.,..,,...,..., 400
- . Kinssu L Richards Build
~. los Il and rs. 81 and SIS
,a J. southStts Park.
- .l!e TO William Fl. Sum
ae!v!siou OF block 10.
lrn,, Jcnsen. lots 10 and
eeEinss Grand Wow add
~, '.-,.'..s-. .s-.--.,.,s-.,s.. 40
isa wlfs 10 Eebcr Coltan.
soct 81. plut c.
a md sito 10 Frank Torkel-
4 ea 10. block Us. Forest
NJ TO e ". Anderson r. I've
" ua IS: bleek II. Pcrking's
y, eraad vIcv...,,,... 1.a
g 10 Itsdors Fox. lots 10
- roTs subdivision. ..,
-,,.s and wife 10 the Ne~houe
~H lot !. hlocx Bi.
''h''s's-s.sN,-s. - ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
tC& 4 Foul Plot.

q bUrs1sst bs@stal plot exists between
\ q "s's ,.. to cause distress by
|A, asd NJ. take DR.. Kings New
. nav sud such abuse Of your
ttsrs,SS greatly compel hight &C.
.}cur bs,,iiirv iiver and bowels, and
e a. ssI.th s.hh and all good feel,
oenfamm-Johnson, Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Births.

\ A iiurlor. z. Marion street. boy,
\ YtDo,,ld, $50 ] street. Girl
= ! Miller l. D. 8, hospital: Eri
|lltt,i sfl East Fifth South. boy.
plr,in, 1i7 East Fifth South, boy.
|St,ssa. 4sl Sor+h Tenth West: boz.
\ ~. iH Fifth avenue: Girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

We are never too busy to shine shoes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
By Tom Mcnamara
AS USUAL

THE MARVELLOUS
EAGLE BeAk SPRDDeR,
REGULAR PITCHER Of
THE STARetSH GIANTS
0tSAppOfNTS CAPTAIN
SKINNY SHAVER AMP
BN FACT ALL FAN0OM
B1 BEING ABSENT 4eS-
FEROAN AND ALL OWN
The WHANG0lNOeRS 10
WALK AWAY WITH The
GAME : o. TOlu.
IF eA6LEBEAk KEEPS
ON WdH THIS LINE OF
lSTUFF We WILL HAVE
Ito COME 0UT IN cOLD
PRINT AND CALL HIM
UNReNA6LE
OTN6R RESULTS
NC6ANO6RS WHIP HlNT
DlNkS ~ 9
STAMPING Of TIE cLD6S
w. l.. p. G,
! t1ihltCI DiNkS rs 9 .T5S
1OCeAAoeRS 2i~i5 '0Io
WHANG0Neees ,a".IS $50
.lSTAeetSu GIANTS g. as .1tH
The evening world., 1912-09-27
MACY'S
HIGH.GRADE
SEWING MACHINES

Macy Sewing Machines are abso-
lutely up-to-date in mechanical eff
cheney and construction. Each IS
accompanied by full outfit Of at
tachments. They will do perfect
work and are finely finished: in a
word. they precisely resemble the
highest grade machines OH the market
in everything but price.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Venetian Art
Silk Draperies, Sl.A I'd.

SO inches wide and made Of high
lustre wood silk of very rich appear
ance. Two desirable patterns. in rich
tones of light gold. olive. myrtle,
rose, red and brown.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
HUNGRY PORPO|SE
AND A KANGAROO
BATTLE TO DEATH
Veracious Staten Islanders
Witness Strange Fight in
Bay and Get Bodies.

There have been battles end battles,
but not even the Forthcoming fray at
Armaseddon can offer anything more
exciting than the fight two Staten
Islanders saw early to-day in Raritan
Bay between . porpoise and . kangaroo
The veracious narators are George
Moore. builder. OF Butler avenue and
Abram sprugus. . printer. Of Main
street, Tottenville. They rowsd out In
the bay about s o'clock this morning on
. grabbing expedition.
"There she blowsi' exclaimed Moore
~ ne saw a disturbance In the water
some distance ahead.
Geo. willikensr' replied spraSus.
"what Is itT
The water churned and whiried, and
assembled In jetties OF spray. Peculiar
sounds accompanied each squirt and the
Tottenville men drew closer. They saw
a porpoise fighting something furiousiy.
They were acquainted with porpoises,
but couldn't recognize the other thing,
which seemed to have legs eight feet
long and to be using them to good u.
feet.
iHcre were PUSHES, counter fu8ho1,
clinches and blows for half an hour,
then quiet. They found the porpoiss
dead and Its opponent taking tho count
The porpoise was hitched to the boat
and the other hauled inside, where It
died on the way to Tottenville.
DIR. Charles Lehman, Q Tottenv.le
druggist. and a naturalist against whom
there was never a hint OF nature FAX
ms. went down to the shore and looked
over the bodies He said tho strange
animal was a kangaroo. only recently
deceased, and that no Staten islander
could doubt that the other was a por-
poise. Others who viewed the remains
of the warriors agreed.
Tho presence OF the kangaroo in the
bay IS explained on the theory that It
fell or Jumped Off some tramp steamer.
ships from all parts Of the world pass
that way and most OF them have all
kinds OF animal mascots. Tho IN fated
kangaroo probably was swimming for
shore when the hungry porpoise came
along asking its breakfast and cailel,
MIN It's Little Red Riding Hood. At
any rate. the bodies o. both the porpose
and tho kangaroo are on exhibition as
proof of the story.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

the young man forgot. IN the excitement
Of the moment. that she was already the
wife of one Frank Kelly. who Is tenn
porarfly sojourning on Bacbwcll's .Isl-
and under q sentence OF one year.
Among the witnesses present arc Rev.
r O. Hagaman. who performed the
ceremony; David P. Ryan OF Roxbury.
Mass. who was the best man. and Miss
Katheryn Kerr. who was also a witness
at the ceremony. The marriage was the
elimination of q wild night on the
great White Way Of New York.
The evening world., 1912-09-27

Atskfbki r H.t lev ig,ri,,.n, Ion.,slinI
kvJSHll Dining Room. Bedroom. Kitchen with
e tmrn,tmre yaIne 5000.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Handel'a Fortune.

No other musician OF his time was
20 fortunate in money matters as Ham
del. For a tie Deum" composed to
celebrate the Peace of Utrecht he was
given a pension of Goo a year until his
death. making 1890 in ALL Another
OF ms compositions secured a pension
OF similar amount from George l.,
and for the last twenty years of his
life he drew further 200 year
from Queen Caroline. So. although he
lost El",OO0 in an unsuccessful attempt
10 run opera in London. Handel died
possessed of f2O,0oO-tho largest fortune
realized by any musical composer until
the dawn Of the nineteenth century.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Improved Rotary Machine at
$22.89
rSimilisr Machines Elsewhere7
Sell from 5000 10 $500

Improved rotary movement:
nolseless ball-bearinR; automatic
tension: automatic bobbin wlnder;
automatic drop-head case Of highly
polished oak; complete set OF the
latest attachments (such as five
hemmers, tucker. ruffer, stirring
blade, etc., all nickel plated, 49,
inch tape measure on top OF stand;
IN short. ever recommendation to
be found in the most deliberately
fitted Machine on the market.
We have. OF course. a number Of
other Machines at prices 10th lower
and higher. On each Machine the
quality is standard. the construction
reliable and the price propOr,lonately
Vow.
Third floor, 85th 81. Rear.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Heavy Jap anese
Silk Draperies, Gle I'd.

81 inches width. Heavier than the
regular japanese silk. and so woven
especially in order to secure the
proper hanging weight. Mays IS the
only department store in New York
where these goods may be had.
Third Floor, S5th ST., Rear.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
MARRIED ANoTHER's WIFE.
Nsw wsstsAsstss 0rand Jury IL
Hsarins Bigaay story.

Several witnesses were before the
wsstchsstsr County Grand Jury to-day
irving testimony In the marriage Of
william q. Enrtsht and May Kelly. at
Tarytown, on April z last. a. . result
Of which Enrlsht now charges his young
wife with bigamy. II u declared that
The evening world., 1912-09-27
STOMACH SOUR AND FULL Of GASP
4 GOT INDIGESTION? HERE'S A CURE


bloatng breath or headache
Pap Dapepsn in
the quickest the whole world besides is
harmless.
Millions ferr-they
know II 10 needless to have bad stomach
The evening world., 1912-09-27
NAVY Blue Cheviot Coats at $l2.49
lied Dress Coats Of Imported Corduroy, $l7.74

10 and In brown, blue and
black II closes the embroidered corduroy and has
under the lining of peau de
Second Floors H..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
WHAT BRYAN MAY DO.

Mr. Bryan holds the key the whole political situation judging
the from Baltimore 1t with him whether the between the
Progressive and the Conservative shall be eacut and ced
principal Of old causing endless trouble both
through thrdpaty
The Democrats dividing relatively the camps
pubcan The only difference that Bryan broke the Democratic
and with brand
destructive influence tho Republican party, the opportunity
offer the Democrats unite and make fight
Of winning
Can the Democrats ha. question they smother
the that dividing the leaders own ranks and
together on the od6me bass2 .,
The similarity of the opening days of the National conventions
remarkable the that the
hold control of the Democratic and that by
W vote his that the conservatives control the platform and
the nomination. because they the larger share Of
In the natural order events they
ase the convention here and there only much necessary
hold the Bryan wing within the party. .. Eli.
Judging from the morning cables Bryan celebrating whether he
will take what he get from his u
that the element
leave the organization Under the odme political conditions this would
be down dognte-mange policy Perhaps anyway
within the parties however, becoming lines and
Col Roosevelt and his have opened the door
movement so wide that the the Democratic
reach the decision that they have the parting ways
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
WIRELESS
1T AND SAVE DELAY
DRAWINGS
q 20! tcontinued from Page y tn"'
Emily A. Watson, Lualualei. 2O2

49,! tcontinusd from Page y tn".
Emily A. Watson, Lualualei, 202
and 2O3.
S-H. Il. Petersen, Kuliouou, AZ.
lO--K. Naiwa, Kuliouou, 3S.
living Lee Kwai. Kuliouou, 80. ,
12-Kapua Pake, Pahoa, As.
l6-Caroline Luka, Lualualei, 1Gi and
162. ... o..
22-Abagail X. Kailuha, Lualualei, 2O4
and 2O5.
27--Emma McCandless. Pahoa, lob
and 90
34-Kahemakani Landlord, Pahoa, 80
and Al.
3S-W. Perry. Jr., Lualualei, 1913.
4l-John Mitchell, Aiea, Z and s.
44-David Kahuku, Pahoa, As.
45-AleXander II. Trip, Lualualei, 179
and 1870.
53-Silvester J. Garrida. Aiea, and 6.
55-John Vanhuizen, Aiea, 26 and 81.
56-Male Leto, Lualualei, 207 and 20S,
57-B. Weinrich, africa, 2S and 80.
59--Joseph Frias, Aliea. 10 and IL.
G5-F. C. Betters, Aiea. IL and IA. 4.
G7-Mary O'Sullivan, Aiea, IS and 10.
7l-Mrs. X. Aeaupieni Hina, Lualua
lei, 1853 A and b.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

75-Laura Makakuikalani., .Aiea, 90
and "a.
sd. X. Kupihea, Lualualei 1SlA.
79-John II. DeFreis. Aiea, 1 and 3.
S1-Emalia l.. Kaia. Lualualei, ISL and
S6-Edward Moore, Lualualei. III and
17S.
SS-Joseph T. Wilson, Lualeilei, 200
and 201
92-Leila NJ. Ontai, Pahoa %.
H-George p. Poe, Jr., Pahoa, 43.
96-W. X. Alana, Lualualei, 200 and
21O.
SS-Mrs. Helen Kanuelehua, Lualua.
lei ia and ll6.
99-W. p. Jarrett, Aiea, 2 and 4.
lO3-JOhn Kuhaulua, Lualualei, 146
and 147.
10S-L. p, Barnard. Aiea, 16 and 16.
1l2--Wm. Perry, Lualualei, 1872 and
1873.
113-Charles II. Roy. Aiea, and ~.
11G-Stanley Romanek, Lualualei. 1874
and 1876.
ll7-Manuel J. Rodreigues, Lualualei,
las.
127-Manuel Silva, Pahoa, 40 and so.
l3S-7Jesse X. Kaae, Aiea, 25.
l4O-Wm. Lindsay, Lualualei, ia and
% :. 175.
1I-Chas. A. Bell. Lualualei, 1874.
142-Joe Silva, Luslualei. 143 and IA.
44TAnnie tMcCandless, Pahoa, A and
, ,-., A.. a.-'---r-.
l4G-J. J. Combs, Aiea, 81 and 22.
l5O-George J. Wond, Aiea. H..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

If the National conventions were
not in full swing the country would
be very much excited over the recon-
mendation that Judge Archbold be
impeached. Under the circumstances,
he gets off easy for the time being.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
EVENING SMILES

However did you reconcile Adele
and Nary" .,
IL gave them choice bit of gossip
and told them not to repeat 1t TO each
other" 3
The Customer-Is this real ostrich
feather?
The Draper--What, for tenpence!
Oh, no, madame; Ostrich" is merely
4 nome-de. plume!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

BY the latest exchanges Britain
keeps talking about the Titanic disas-
ter, and does not in the least like the
way our Senate Inquiry was conduct
ed-no better, in fact, than we like the
way they run their ships.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
CITY OF CABS.

According to "A German contempt
rary, there are at the present about
seven thousand cabs In Berlin, Of which
about two thousand, or 2S l-2 per cent.
are mechanically driven. OF these
about II per cent are operated cleo
trically
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

Are we going to put one over on the
Canal or is the Canal going to put one
over on us? In twelve months from
now the water will be let into the
Panama Canal, 80 says the report of
the engineer, Honolulu wants to fish
or cut bait or get job throwing
switches for airships.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

China seems to be far from the fos-
sllized nation 1t has been pictured
She refused to have a 5000, 200, 900
loan made to her with a number OF
strings to it, and the new constitution
provides for siX-year presidential
farm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26
KEANAE SCHOOL
IN CONCERT

The Eeanae school on Maui gave a
public concert and entertainment in the
Protestant church, az means of raising
funds for luau to be given on Fri
day. June rs The AFFAIR was well pat
ronized by the villagers Mayor" Ma
pihaa was the head of the financial
committee and created scheme to in
crease the receipts by making IA col
lection when the audience happened
to applaud. Taken by surprise, VIII
liam J. Coelho, who happened to be In
the audience, was invited to use his
melodious voice. which he did with
pride.
Taking II as whole, II was a great
success The school children did their
parts well, and Principal Sam HAWAI-
aea, with his assistant, Mrs Nancy
Robeck, deserves much credit. The
evening netted $500.
The program:
Opening Songs-Father. We Thank
Thee, and America.
Songs and Recitation. ....... Room |
soprano Solo-GoOd- night .....,..
.....,..........M Mary Ann Hookana
Recltation-School Entertainment q.
.................,.. Room |
Duet-Shlnlng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MARY Ann Hookana and l.. Makea
Songs and Recitation. Room
Songs and Recitation. ......... Room I
Play--The Patriot School. -. Room 2
Play-Games of Seasons
SOng-Lihue ........ Boys Glee Club
Recitation-The owl and the Pussy
Cat ................ Charles Huihui
Song-This Is East, Etc.
.......... Girls Glee Club
Recitatlon-Little Things ..........
.................. Fred KalilimOku
Solo-Busy Bee. ... Simeon e. Chong
SOlO-Sunbeams ...... william Robeck
Conversation and Memory Verses
and Songs. ................. Room |
Dlalogue-Washingt and Lincoln.
.................. Archie and Enos
Play-The Sleeping Beauty. e.. Room 2
Recitation and Prayer. Able
Song-Makalapua. Girls Glee Club
Songs and Recitation......... Room 2
Closing Songs-Aloha De and Ha-
wall Ponoi ........... School Choir
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

BY recent demonstrations It has
been clearly shown that meat-eaters
are considerably more lively than veg
etarians. That's easy. They have to
be II they want to eat meat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

The usefulness of the house fly is
being sung by a number of high
brows, but that need not disturb the
present swatting campaign. Swat
and swat to kill
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

Let us hope that after the conven-
lions Congress will have better idea
of what II wants to do than II has had
for the past few months,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

What w. Murray Crane Of Massachusetts, and Francis Hney
should be doing call William Bryan indeed mystery
probable that there cabgram and the
Crane referred have been the Chicago
fame All things possible politics these days but Senator Crane
and fieney would be the limit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

What's the use of standing on cere-
inony-the Republican party should
get together and begin to get the hab-
Il ut the earliest possible moment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-26

Hawaii has always been progress
we, so the division in the ranks of the
mainland parties ought not to serious
y worry us,