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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20

zeal With Which he discharged the
to him. During the council he por-
formed tho duties OF one OF lts thoo-
logians.
His Itapid Advance.
soon after the council he was elect
cd rector of tho American College In
ne. and the presence In tho sumo
tuary to-day Of SO many Of the former
TEEN nd affection In which he IL held
by his former pupils and schoolmat es
OF that institution.
Then after an interval OF some years,
Ollie, University in Washington, whero
he has left the Impress OF his admin
lstrativo ability.
he vas subsequently appointed
Francisco. And in the providence OF
God. had he remained In that city and
mad he survived the venerable arch
bishop. whom may. God long preserve.
ceeded him as archbishop OF San
Francisco.
And now my dear friend, after many
trials and vicissitudes and labors en-
dured for. God and Holy Church, you
return as weary pilgrim father TO
the first scenes OF your missionary
life, and you are welcomed once more
by your children In the faith. who re-
celpe you with open arms. You return
10 your ilrst love. Like Ulysses. who
after many wanderings in foreign
parts, and after many adventures. By
land and by sea. returned at last to
his cherished Ithaca and TO his be-
loved Penelope. SO do you come back
to this beautiful queen Richmond that
site In regal splendor enthroned on
the banks of the james. She comes
TO greet you with her attendant smile
And she has cast off her weeds OF
mourning. and she is decked out In
garments of JOY to meet you and take
you to her heart. May your nuptials
with your spiritual bride be happy and
fruitful.
by Faith and Piety.
And Knowing you az ] do, am euro
that you VIII adorn the altar by your
faith and piety. and the pulpit by your
solid cloQuence. And you Will ndorp
tho drawing-room and the public hall
by your varied accompl shments: 30
that not only Will your children be
proud of YOU. but Virginia herself.
this grand old State. the Old Do
minion, the mother of statesmen and
Presidents. whose sons have consist
emily repudlated the tangled
heresles of the day-Virginla, l say,
without distinction of faith. will well
come you not only as an enlightened
churchman, but also as Il patriotic cit
iZen who Will take an active interest
In the welfare and prosperity OF tho
Commonwealth.
May your reign be prosperous.
"Prospere. procede ct regina"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
DEATHS

at his residence. 20
East Main Street, on Sunday, March
~ 1917. at 1920 A. NJ. DIR. DANIEL
COLEMAN. in the forty sixth year
OF his age. 'ai
Funeral from Sacred Heart catbe.
dral WEDNESDAY. March 20, at 10
a. NJ. No flowers. ~
at his residence, .o17
Shafer Street Richmond, Va. Mn
GEO SCEOEN. in the seventy-fourti
year of his age. He is survived Nv
his widow and four sons and one
daughter, Messrs Allan NJ, George
and Charles Schocn. of Atlanta. On.
Mr.. T., r. Schoen. of Dallas. Teyas,
mond, Va
Funeral notice later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
KIDNEY TROUBLE
CAUSES LUMBAGO
Remarkable Story About Great Remedy


l cannot refrain from writing to say
that your. Swamp-Root has benefited mo
greatly; Last year had a severe attack
OF iumbago. Was bad for long time,
and on seeing your advertisement I de.
ttermined to give it trial. did so, and
IN two weeks was cured gave bottle
to poor woman who could scarcely walk.
She came to me in four days to tell me
she was all right and most thankful.
mad another attack last November and
was SO bad that could not rise from my
chair without assistance and could hardly
lace up my boots. at once sent for more
Swamp-Root, and after taking two bot
ties. am more than glad that am we'll
again. My age being seventy-three, am
the more convinced OF the excellence OF
Swamp-Root
Yours very truly,
HENRY SEARLE,
92o Center St. Little Rock, Ark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
The Keynote is
Simplicity
Not only an artistic simplicity and
elegance of design, but in all essen.
tials >'
THE
xX!!,N!ER -PkAXER
w. Ez7zszz7sosdzzsz-ssrEs Il esrgusrzsr5-zsTS~ss
SRAoE MARX
PIANO
AARR
PIANO

is devoid of complicated parts.
For instance: pa 30
The controlling mechanism is
simple, easily understood and easily
operated. This mechanism per
mlts the performer to concentrate
ms attention upon the production
OF individuality in expression. and
thus to obtain uninterrupted en-
Joyment without distraction of the
mind caused by watching the music
sheet and the manipulation of a
complicated expression" nechan-
ism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
Receipt for Cold
And Catarrh Remedy
(By request.)

10y reQutstJ
4 simple but highly efficient remedy for
Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Tight Chests,
etc, also for Catarrh. is ordinary Mento-
lated Suet Apply on hot cloth to chest
or throat for colds and sore throat For
Group patient should swallow a piece
about the size Of buckshot, also apply
on hot cloth to chest and throat. A small
bit put we'll up in the nostrils will relieve
eatarrh almost instantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
EXCISE TAX BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
CONTINUED from First Paee1

State was cared for. now provides here
LOT surveys of every harbor inlet, out
let river. creek and spring in Florida
When the Panama Canal Is completed
haVcno doubt that steamers draw.
ing twenty feet will be able TO pass
through the canal and visit every part
of Florida"
Mr.; Sparkman defended the Items.
and Mr.. Mann did no, press his opno,
sitIou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
Store Nernr,eh nobhns

;. Lee & Co. Eighteenth and Cary
Streets, yesterday reported to tho no.
lice that their store had been an
tered and fountain pen and small
sum of money stolen, either Monday
night or carly Yesterday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
"Berry's for Clothes"

For the rising gen cratic n,
Shirts that fly the true colors
and will not run.
White ground with sin ole,
double, treble stripes in ali
color combinations.
TIC C7othier and Fwnisher says: Picdt-
cd shirts for spring, plcdts innnueyable,
6o'ed piedts, Plain piedis, plain sueks and
olnstcr !ucks.'
We have 'en. Also the plain
negligees-$1 to $3.50.
MISUNDERSTANDING that's
right in New York is riqht
here, SOC to $3.50.
Gloves for spring dress and
ana spring comfort, 81 to 80. 80.
The nifty soft hats for spring,
b2 upwards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
Letter to
pr. klmer g. Co.
Din9hnmton,, ". Y,
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You

rloHe nhat Swamp-Root fill DO f0r You
Send to DR.. Kilmcr & Co., Bingham
ton, n. Y, for sample bottle. 1t will
convince any one You will also receive
a booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder When
writing, be sure and mention the Rich
mond Daily Times Dispatch. Regular
iiitty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
Charles W. InEe.
Funeral of Henry Fore.


Appomattox. Va. March 1s-The
funeral of Henry Fore. aged twenty
Eve years. took place here to-day at
Liberty Church Cemetery. He is sur
vived by his father and mother. five
sisters and three brothers. The flu
neral was conducted by Rev. 3 c
Hubbard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20

haE rn q.
morning at 10 o'clock aus
q. U. Tracey,
Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l
hoydton. Va. March lg.-c. O. brace
the eastern part OF this co,iniv q ~, VA
suddenly yesterday at Bracey' whtth.t
onS naa gone on business. He Mas
p poroua Sky fsrn years old. and was a pros
ooyd. daughter OF the late Armts'
eead Boyd. OF this county, VINO with
a large family Of children. survives
Mrs. Elizabeth Fiddler.
Especial to The Tlmes.Dispntohl
Winchester, Va, March iSMlM,s
Eizabeth Fiddler died few DAYS axo
OF congestion of the lungs, aged abo,,t
sixty-Mve years. at the hom. Of b.r
son. William Fiddler. at BrucetoYu.
VINO Is Tho only survivor OF the fam
ny several members OF the family
uied Few years ago OF diphtherIa in
one week 80
i.urcrnl Of Cnptnin MoscIcy.
Special 10 The Times Dispa tch.
Sam i. Moseley. who died Ut Stauutoi,
on Thursday night. was buried In ih.,
rresbyterian Cemetery here Monday.
eaptain Moseley ranked a bravo
was sevcnty-soven years OF age ana
leaves q family OF four childreii.-Alrs.
r: "a. spencer and Miss Rosa Moseley.
Oh ms place; John Moselcy. of Rich
Lynchburg.
,irs. Lethn Burnes.
pp 5SRpeSini to The Ts Times, Dispatch
L.etha Barnes. wife OF Il. R. Barnes.
died at her home near this place iag;
Thursday after an illness OF about
three weeks. Besides her husband.
she is survived by two sons-W i3ruc,
Barnes and Norman s. Barnes. OF VII
son, y. z.
John +. Fox.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
fredericksburg, Va. March i9.-john
+, FoX well known livery stable
proprietor OF Orange, died a iew days
ng9 of Brights disease and heart
survived by three sisters and one
brother lie was Confederate
Mrs. olivia VI VERIFY.
Special 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.
Frederick sburg, Va. March l9.--NIis.
Olivia NJ. VERIFY died at her home here
to-day after lingering Illness. aged
seventy-ive years. She Is survived by
S. w. cnwthorne.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch,1
Appomattox. Va. March ls-s. ".
CawtAornc. aged sixty-two years. died
lingering Illness. Interment to-
morrow the old home place lie
Is survived By his wife. two sons and
four daughters. as follows: Clinton
HF1,l Cawthorne and Mrs Bernie,
Martin. all OF this county. His broth
or. Joel Cawthorne. and sisters. Mrs.
Susie Coleman. Mrs. Robert and John
Cawiho-ne, also survive him
Charles W. InSe.
Especial TO The Times DiSpa tch.l
ApPomattoN. Va, March t9.-News
reached here to-day OF the death Of
Charles w. Inge. at Henry, w. Va
He Was son. OF Willie Inge. Tho
body. was shipped here. and will be-
buried a the old Inge home. near
here. lie is survived by five brothers:
sam. Jack and z. r. Inge. OF Rich
mond; ]. II. Ingc and G, W Inge. OF
California He was nfty-four years
old and unmarried.
Funeral of Henry Fore.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Appomattox. Va, March 1s.-The
funeral of Henry Fore aged twenty
I'VE years. took place here to-day at
Liberty Church Cemetery. He is sur
80 h,y Nj fat har Exrn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
MgL&AwH0v1y
Successors Cable Piano Co.
Mon. 72S. ORE Rro.d
Especial to Tho Tim es.Dispntch,l

from the Sacred Heart Cathedral tbi.
morning at 10 o'clock aus
g. q. nraceS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
John L. Enx.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg, Va. March l9.-John
! i. Fox, well known livery stable
proprietor OF Orange, died a lew days
ago of BriGhts disease and heart
& failure, aged sevcnty-twc years H.. is
| survived by three sisters and one
brother lie was Confederate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
OF CnptmIn NfoscIcy.
hra. Lethn Burnes.

IDPCNltlI 70 7 IIt IglSputCh.
Burkevillc, Va. March l9-Mrs.
Letha Barnes, wife OF r. b. Barnes.
died at her home near this plnce last
three weeks Besides her husband,
she is survived by two sons-W. i3ruc,
Barnes and Norman s. Barnes. OF WI
son, y. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20

zeal with which he discharged the
delicate and arduous mission assigned
to him. During the council he per-
formed tho duties OF one OF lts thoo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
Mrs. Elizabeth Fiddler.

,,tLPEeFnF 10 nc IImeS. DIsphtCh1
=. inchester Va. March le.--Mrs
30 o ue.h fiudler died few days ago
sNty-mve years. at the home OF h..r
son. William Fiddler. at DrucetoYu.
VINO Is tho only survivor OF the fam
ny several members OF the family
died few years ago OF diphtberi. IN
q 80 "a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06
MOTOR TRUCKS EFFICIENCY Is.
GREATER THAN HORST. VEHICLE

most skeptical In this country where
horses and mules arc bringing such
very high figures and the death rate
is so very high. the efficiency of a
motor truck should be well looked in
to by every business house which re-
quircs transportation Of any kind.
Pope IIartiords Popular.
The 1912 models OF the Pope-Hart-
ford automobiles are attracting un-
usual attention just at present, owing
to the magnificent cars that these
people are turning out this year, Ey-
erybody knows of the great wearing
qualities and the enormous speed
which the POpc-Hartford has always
made specially of. The great power
of the POpes is very much appre-
cnted feature and virtue which
leads many people to purchase these
very popular ears. When one real
ICES that Pope never has to make
Il run at hill, they commence to ap-
prcciate the real value of high class
automobile. The three-quarter clip
tic springs and the exceptionally nigh
class finish are very predominant
features this year which show up with
marked value when considered along
the lines of other inferior grades of
cars.
Previous and present owners OF
Pope Hartford machines are the best
advertisements that the Pope could
possibly have, as they are so eXcep-
tiOnaily enthusiastic over the pre-
dominant features OF the Pope cars.
| China Brings Buick.
The Won Hamm-Young Company re-
ceivcd by the s. s. China one of the
Buick stake body trucks which are
80 popular in the Islands. This Is u
different type of body to the Others
/ which have arrived recently, being OF
la lighter and more spacious plat
form. This truck Is on display at the
| big salesrOum OF the Won lamm
| Young Company, and Is attracting {
great deal OF attention. There are
more Buick trucks in use in the Ha
Wuiian Islands than of any Othel
make OF light trucks and they are III
doing excellent work, some of whicl
have been running for the last tire,
years. This Is an excellent record ant
should serve to convince anyone o
the great reliability of the Buick ears
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06
TO
Invade ENGLAND
Classy American Car Will
Compete With Best British
MakeS-A Success.

The Locomobile Company of Amer
lea Is the latest to undertake the IN
vasion of England with high-grade
cars. According to advices received
by the Schuman Carriage Co, Loco
mobile distributors for this city, the
factory will open an agency In Lon
don in next April A factory letter
says:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06

will not claim that they do not occa-
sionully have to turn her over" by
hand
Most of the criticisms that are be-
ing leveled at the different sell-start-
ing devices are made mintelligently.
one hears all kinds Of rumOrs--some
Of them of the widest nature-Circu-
lated. when run down these fade
away into nothing. They have no
foundation whatever, in fact.
Starters VIII BE Developed.
The chances are that next year Will
see wonderful development in the
sclr-startcr. All the factories are in
their first experiments with this de-
vice Now that so many of them have
taken IT up, there will be an oppor-
tunity to observe which type produces
the best results. There will then be
q general disqualification or move ia
use that type. and Il will be developed
to its greatest efficiency.
Meanwhile there are all kinds OF
good, bad and Indifferent starting de
vices on the market. While their re.
gpeCtive merits may be questioned, II
is the most foolish thing in the worlC
for the automobile men themselves IL
knock" them because their particular
cars do not happen to be equipped
with them. There is not n bit o
doubt that within year every cal
turned oft of the factories will bea
some kind of seIG-starting equipment
and, generally, it will be of an eff
/ cient character Until that time thu
public should not be frightened on
of eQuipping their present car
/ through wild stories of accidents cir
culatcd sometimes as Il result of rep
etition in a sincere desire for infor
nation and knowledge and sometime
four Interior motives
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06
CHANGING GEARS EASY
ON POPE-HARTF0RD

The Sierra brought for The Won
Company this week al
shipment Of three CadillacS and twol
1912 Pope Hartfords. These twol
cars represent the
first of the 1912 cars which The Won
Hamm-Young Company have rel
ceived from the factory. These cars
have been looked forward TO for|
some time and a great many OF the
Pope enthusiasts went down to the
steamer to see the first Of the l9l2'
Pope Hartfords landed. All agree
that the new Popes are the finest
cars ever turned out by the Hart,
ford factory and are great Improves
ment over even the excellent 1871
cars. This shipment consists of one
Model q four-cylinder phaeton, and
q model 81 seven-passenger touring
car.
These pope Hartford cars Sepre-
sent the latest and best principles in
automobile construction. For 1912
he Pope Manufacturing Co. are put
ting on the market two distinct
types. the Model ga four-cylinder
chassis rated at 50 horsepower ana
Il Model 2S-a siX-cylinder chassis
rated nj 60 horsepower The four
cylinder car, which has always been
= great fayorite IL in its seventh
year, while the siX-cylinder car Is
ntrered for the second season. The
General prInclples of Pope Hartford
construction so successfully followed
aut in the past have been strictly
adhered To i'm both models This
holds true of the motor unauestiou.
ohly tho most nowcrful for us di-
nensions the most widely discussed
motor On onv mako of car Never
.beIess even here they have added
IN tho ee,cIency ana smooth running
no tho .dJition of imnroyed Iifler
leorinpe rnlI .boIders ana otber r,.
0uements four.tootb starting
ratchet Is now useJ ..
TIC clutch h,. hoen ImnrovaJ bv
tho oddition or sm,II ana moan
Ions clutch hr,ke sociIltatinp the
a,',a,in,, ~ ,,,,rs Inoroooo, ,oyar-
aaa CO.. ,hn a,haai hraLas cause ,ass
nrose,,ro ~ ho wooded tho, r"rnoriv
irbo imo,o raoings a,a % ashnstns
,no.oJ Nc n',, ~" ,'a,ioh
60, raatl,, ;nnraosoh S,aa,,o a,,'
nion",, s,s,nooi", a,ta",iaa A. ao,inl
! IN ma ,,hrioatin. avstam .,hioh h,s
lioo,' i,,,'r,,,(', IL, ,na ,,,', 80 liz,
| ;nati, p "nI', w." n, ' ,n nu" ~ ~ IN
h n"a's ""''' ''''"' ''''" '''' w
ro,o,Jo o,o,uo l., ,,o,, oo,,i
o,Iiruo =" thron',nrr,ho o,,intio ran,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06
GREAT BRITAIN
To MAKE own
CHEAP CARS

-. VII. s,,,,, =,
opon arriving III I've" -, 4,
lens'"S "u' y, hu'opei , an,",,n'
'o"'"' 'n' ie'"'"S - -.
the ensiheeI, iro,'o's"''u ,. 20
NAV VIM. e,'u % ,i,,,,,. ,,,.,ooa
,he INVASION VI W. r,' ,a,hor
hiheilca' uu'o'''o'''0' ~,
''ui.,S "''. III % 80, a., T.,
con''' sa'u n'' ',,,'' -, Act
'"'oh " w ~, o., ,,,,,
''''' a"'",noo'. 10 s'', ..,aI,taL ,a,,
ieaS'n 'h"' '"' ""'''' " 49,, -
'"Nei p'a'e III .'''S 'o".' ,,,, s.n a.
gu ,pi 'ne sV'u VI IN, III. a,in,n-
'e'''un }" ''eu ''' W.. e.,..,,,,i,.
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,''e va. u 20 ~ 80. 49,,
na'' n.y. '"''''u' I'd 49,,
80 may -, -, o., att,
,'ir.''s. "'eu'""' .,.,n, on, 30 i,i.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06
So MFR :!s;, Ga;
SELF STARTER HERE To STAY;
DEALERS SHOULDN'T KNOCK IT

Unqucstionably the most valuable
addition that has been made To motor
car equipment during the past year
Is the sclf-gturtcr. II Is q cOnvcn-
fence that has been uoodlpssly slow In
coming, in spite Of the fact that in a
single instance it has been IN sue
cessful operation for three or four
seasons past. For some reason the
manufacturers Of the country have,
with this notable exception, entirely
ignored tho solr-stuUcr paying no
heed whatever apparently to the con-
slant clumOr against the unpleasant
necessity of Crunking imposed upon
all owners of motor cars. Now, how
ever. it has been taken up with a
vengeance and within a few months
the ear without a sclf-startcr will be-
the exception.
Just at present all kinds Of self
starters are being tried out. There
Is the compressed air type, the cleo
trio, the acetylcne gas. the mechanical
engaging clutch and dozen others
Many claims are made Tor each tyne,
and doubtless all have their merits
On the other hand. a flood OF criticism
flows forth from various sources
AGAINST the various types OF self
starters.
Many SrnSeIrsS Criticisms.
The truth of the situation appears
to be- that the starter is ia the cXpcr.
mental stage and probably the vari'
GUS types all have their merits anC
their fuilings. We do not know thai
1t is claimed for any Of them that they
will start all the time, although II
some instances the manufacturers
have been bold enough to put tn,
crank In the tool box. Even these
however. have not dared to cntirel!
discard the crank. and the owner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06

The Won Hamm-Young Company
have Just received advices from the
Packard Motor Car Company, giving
statistics Of the cost Of operation oil
q threc-tOn motor truck. These are
some OF the most valuable and import
ant figures ever presented to the Hoo
nululu public The merchants in Ho-
uOlulu who are contemplating the pur-
chase OF big truck have been seek
ing this information for a long time.
The adyiCcs 20 on to say that Il
Packard truck is two dollars Il day
haul The greatest value OF q Pack
ard truck is In lis efficiency, whereby
hauling service is improved and
whereby money is often saved, aud the
creates, efficiency Is obtained By run
ming the trucks with full loads rs
much Of the time as possible.
When q Packard truck stands still,
operating expenses cease and only
fixed charge continue. In comput-
Ing the fixed charges Of n truck, ac-
counttut8 now use the amortization
plnn. Thia gives diminishing prn-
ciple rs Il basis for computing inter
est each succeeding year.
The Fixed Charges On II Packard
Ikrre-TOn lruck.
Per Day
Amortization, at 20 per cent on
an average investment of
$295.25 for tires. is 800 per
nunum ............S 81 %
Interest, at 3 per cent, computed
for five years on amortiz"d
principal gives average per an
mum OF SlO5li .........,...,. 30
Insurance, fire, collision and LA
biity, which ia New York city
amounts approximately to G&
per cent. on an investment Of
$3,SOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Us
The Fixed Charges on Five Horses
aud Two IIorse-driwn Trucks.
Less than an average equivalent fOl
each Packard truck IN use today
Per DAY
Feed, AT 60 cents for each animal $50,
Amortization on horses ut ~
cents on $1,000, Is $500 per AN
mum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LIE
Interest, at five per cent, com
puted for five years on amor
tlled principal gives average
per amman Of $50 ,,..,.,,,.,, N
Amortization on wagons ana har-
ness, at 20 cents on $1,000 Is
$500 per annum ....,..,,,.... d
Interest, at five per cent, COM
putcd for five years on amor
tlzed principal gives average
per unnum Of $50 .......,.... o.
----
Horses and wagons standing gtill$AS
There Is no insurance on the horse
and wagons. Fire disease or acct
dent can wipe out the investment II
my inue. The motor truck is insure,
AGAINST lOas. The motor truck occu
pies rs square feet of floor spac
against 600 square feet for the horse
and wagons, TO say nothing OF stor
age for grain aud hay,
These figures should convince III
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06
BED SHEET
LAW DECLARED INVALID

NORFOLK, Wa, Dec 1S.-The law
passed by the Legislature Of Virginia
requiring hotels To furnish sheets ut
least eight feet long for all beds was
declared unconstitutional today by Po-
whom Il test case was brought. The
State appealed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-06
An ounce oil preparation for the
Floral Parade now Is worth pound
OF hurry later on.

and hill-climbing ability. The 1912
ear surpasses even the great 1911
car, and is no doubt for its factory
price of $4,000, the best made and
most powerful and satisfactory auto
mobile which can he bought in the
market today. Unlike other fac
tories the Pope Manufacturing Com
rany gets out its new models only
at the end of each year.