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| 35e. Cars 90. su 34l9e aui Dem Geltiie.
| Nssse1.-Marft Hetig. Hs. 2 e6 - 68e
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| 0e rfe.--Ho. 8 @int.r 5o--70e. No.
6rubidhrs 66-82e, 80. 8 b5-6ke, Hs. 4
40-57t; 9utterg.rEe 40--55e per ba.
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&ei,en. Hs. 9 rsther .113e S9s
8etiAssrn, Ns. s ssmtfdt.s 481: 62s
Safer, re. semifAtsr nsa.t 35k: Soc
HssseH ~. 3 atasr ..... 65: Tt
Sex ~. 1 ftmstil .t17.0J $3.50
! MkiSts
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ss5 1bH. Diaiaers NiRiftss ossst sxf
Der 4aNS ssn 81 IS per 0a1sne.
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Axs,s6rtiae Wdrtte.
KeH1srt. FL. Tes.mber.

"A. SptthVbls
Metr. Bufxtr $500 SbIs.. Serfsnst
5000 Bis. - Der Wa,tt mar b.ut. Hau.
SSrins Satent &4.404.6S, ninter strsibsts
A.45-4.55, Binter Hotents $4.65-5.oo,
SSrixs slears S4.15-.45, 8int,r ertras
Ks. 1 $4.0S-4.lS, Rs. = -. Ss.Ss-4.0S,
&snies Gtraiabts S4.0c-4.l0.
Nsssennstl ssr ruhis.-sair Bis aut.s
$S.so-5.s5. 4sise bis fsnes ss.90-4.0o.
m.tf mar rubis ~ $3.50
$50 Der Ice yfxns fair bis saiss sass
-S.I5, Ssiss bis fanes $5.oo--6.as.
Naisntb pGr ftstis. -6ein.s ssit.s
xRs ssIsts tl.30-l.sS, srsbss 3l.2s-l.oO,
AiInSriss $3.2S.
Sx4S.i,sx nsminet. Hw.ritsn IS.
xnS Gsnasian sse {. (. Z. res Dsrt.
kssSen mar ruhia. - ~. BsksrA
65-67e {. /. I. Bxfals.
Sske ia tstis. - WaI,sssss s7-6ss
c. ~. SaKaIs.
H.i,sn.- saFxSr 142, 900 ~. S.rrsxst
On. Narit mar miQiq ne. 3 HeHer
rstter l08e. /. Z. i'm Gl.pator xnb 1O0s
T. 81 fdsinmens. Hs. l Ksrtttrn Dxlatt
9711s Z. o.. fapimmenb.
8slf tfsrn.- BnfxAr 5000, SsrfsnSt
1000 1u. Marst 1T piuia. - erssrt n. ,
5514t In SIssstsr xns S51<s f. b. iSsim
a.ns.
&sf.r. -sxfxsr 81, 900 On. S.rfaxst
1000 %. Der Nartt it ,tis.-etanSars
peiter 40e auf benz 0.leiie, Ns. ssiier
sse. re. . 8s><s, Ns. 4 88he.
3sx Ia itetis. - STANDARD lose, Hs.
1l0-1.I21s, ~. 3 s7<-lose, Es. . 30
S6t.
soften IN rusia.- State srsiuar,r bis
6sies 1919, 24-32; 1911, l5-l6e; Va
chic Scat srstnartr tts asist 1912, Is -
23e. 1911 14-16e.
x1uts hus pilia. - gsstral Hnsrisau
17-a8s, Bsssta a71<s.
4sser IN f.f. Ssn,Esx as-sss.
Vert in rubig. - -6amiIS t2a. .S0-23. ~
fisrt clear s2s.oo-a4.5o, Rst 1890
1880.
seer n fen. - tsmt!s S24.0o-25. 90,
Net tlo.oo--a1.oo. D"f-s 4ins.S $500,
$500.
Srt x.ats tul ii..ia. - s.,s..lt. Del.
Iief, 10 ts Il ~, IL - 12he, b. e4xl-
tsess ,<-sks, bs. O1tafeu 1l-14&e.
GA2aI, III f.h. RibsIe 8ek psims
t10.26-l0.8S; Faffrirtes II. tetia. gsxti.
Rsst si0.So, Q. 4. tll.70, Ssnpssxs ~
-7Ne.
fGts n fen. - vsima Gstt ~ eks
Gsx1trs 6-6At, Special 7e.
1Ga nh sItfseRsn. . 81 taum fetia
$rira rstss ~ $5.20-5.34, Srima esRns,
! aelbeS $6.26.-6.35.
Sstrsteun III hetig. - Haftni,ttj
Nes ysrsbs.s), tjitas.lptts xas Saltins:.
| e.5o, b. in 0xls 81 20.
8stts \ isstis. Dssskis GIssss D3t'
81-32e.
sara Ia rubis. - otrainsS, sS5tnii q
bic aRteS $6.15-6.2k.
1erpenti a II silis ~ 411is.
Hsis il JET. - eixbsimii4sr Sx--Ss
yatHa 6,l-6As.
KsIaff.s /. isif. Kss orlsaas Open
Kettle, Gxter bts asiss, 85-55e.
| ~ Ger. - Kstsr in h.tia. NuseaSsSs
- Ten, s.42s, Centrifugal ss fet 3.92e,
HtsIakss.3u6s. % Ter S.l7s. FsfHxirtes
| III ruhis. Gnt 2saf k.70s, Grxilss 6.60s
1esuIs II" S.zSs, Sxbes B.lSs, Yssssrss
k.06e, OrsnxlatsS 4.90t, CtamsnS ~
4.9os, ,gsafe.tisntrI &" <.7Ss. Hs. 4.6S,
h. $4,000, Rs. s4.55e. h. 4 l.50s, Re.
l.46, rs. 8 4.4os, 10. Z 4.sSs, Ns. 64.30s,
Res x.25s, ~. 10 4.20e, Ns. IL l.16, ns.
Is aloe. Fs. IL 4.0Se. ks. II 4.o5s.
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etoderS unb seeb.rs saren itstig Bis tart.
6ASns 0tisre brastsH 1S.7b--7.65, ertr'
$7.75-8.26, fansy -, O6fss 92,7b-6.7 %.
GIeif0erEiere 34.75--T.2S, auserlefene ~. 81
--7.T6. SeiferS $S.T-6E0, srtra $6.7t
ZOO, Hiite $3.25-4.75, aassrlefexe Ea
.rtra $4.85-6.O0, banners $3.50 - 1865,
ets6ers nab tsesers $475-7.00, etod'
6etFers s4.35--5.00. 0tod.adbe $3.s0-4. rs
MiIdfhbe. 5u Der oernoNener
Bohe mar Die aahiraee eia. 3ienlth quite
unb bic Bseife nareu ftetig.
trtra $7S.00-8O00, quite Bic auserleiene
$50. .00-72.60, erbindre Bis quite 1000
1890.
8uIIeR. - Die Na&fraae mar bepte e.
ne ,iemlih cute unb bic pr.iie ffetig.
Nasere xaS letats S4.00--A.75, DslssH'
$4.75--6.3S, ertra 35.40-6.50, fette SxaeF
IS. .25--5.76 GseberS $4.60-625.
Rdlber. Der Warft mar teute rabis
unb Die Vreife blieb.n anberanoert.
Drsin1,e aas srsie $5.00-9.50. fair BIZ
gate leiAte $1.O0--975, srtra $10.25.
Raiser in Sen ssnmIfasns-pdafsrx. -
tanss 1ot, prima Bis auSerIsiens S-9xc
srsinxrs 5-8ke.
SD 10 eine.-Ti. 3ufuhr mar h.nte mid
arob, bic Nahirage cine quite, uIb bic qrei
ie ittegsn um Sc per 100 gfunb.
Ghn.r, $736-1.45, ante bis aHserltisus
Ssrsaduass. uHe6I.if4srisrtss 81. .40-7.45
s.mif@ts Bsrsafuxssfsrten 81. .3o-7.40, o.
siudre biz anssrIsisae itssrs fstts 6da'
$5.00-6.50, ertra $s.60-s.75, etsas ~ OF
% rs, ertra $s.o5--6.50, lei6te Seriasst
iOrtta $7.00--725 terisI ssa ITO yfunl
snS seaistr $5.00--7.00. medium bon lS
-ls0 gfunb S7.1O-725.
S6ais asb a1Rnsr. - Die Rad
froge mar eiae siemItd quite aub bic Srei'
| unaefGbr bieielb.n aLs am borigen Santfda
| Saafe.-e ertra S3.75-3 IS, sste bis sns
srIefen. S3.3S-8.65, srsiadrt BIC axts 81 n
--825, Sdbrliuss a. .00--bb0.
fdmmer. - ertra brabten S7.75, sut. bi
axs,rI.ieas S7.25-7.e5, srhiakrs bis fair
A75--7.2s.
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geIs. ssuos sus aitseu in nsD ysrl.

Utio. UpuoS Nno Mftteu IN yfem Dpfi'
Ods .sn taa1 nurbe ;u 81 auseelieben.
Yrimd osf4dftspapisrs sxrssH ~ ~
hiSssxtirt.
CterItaserhana III ifetis. 0i&t
~ s4.s51 uss Gommereial Bills $4.S03s-
4.80T.
Dxmhss. btta attsnen sarsa ne
hS uns sarnen pie fsIat exstirt:
Ser. otaateM NsfxnStna ~ l00I1-1Olss,
~ rssikrirte 1sa5) 1135s-Il4ls, esnssns
lI3s6-l141k, - resitriris l02A - loS,
gsuSsss 1O2h - 1OS, yanaMa Rssifsrss
~ lO01a-101L.
Aftienmartt. - anfaxas nor osr
Martt lebtaft unc itarf unb bic Bretie n's'
GEN, in Der Iebten Stunoe aber trat einew.H'
buna Elm unb bic 9eninne siHssn babel pte'
Der DerIor.n, ia be SHIutnotirunssu nau'
ben fan burapes unter SensR BON Sefsrn.
Sprtb,ru Wasifie batten an, meihsn su lei'
bss uno errsidtsa ben uiebristsH Rrs's I'm
Sabre,
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Sbiesss. II. DECEMBER.

MsIt. Nsrst mar hetis. 0ixter
DatsntS 81 3o-4.Ss, 0traisttS t3.90-4.s0,
Oyrius Patents $4.0)-5.0e, 6traisbtS t3. 80
$50 SatsrS SS.4o-S.60.
0eilea. -6ir Deaember 861@-S61 K,
an GAlxt 8ssse; Far RAT 81 - Sl1as, am
ehlst s11ss; fur oxli s77s-sslss am
cAlut 88s.
DsIf4fsrR. - 0xs D.3emtsr 4S -
4e1e, an 9 eAIat 40lse; fir gtni 4e4 -493st,
an eAIst 4s2ss; fur Suit 4sk-497ss, am
S&Iub 1856.
safes. - 8Ir December 90 - S3l4s,
a. eAlxt 5s,se; fas Nai B31<-sS,s, an
e&lat 65l1e; far Salt sok - s33sL an
ehlub 6Shs.
Heaas 1.-Hs. 6l-6ze,
Osrke. oate 0sttsrasr1s S0-73r,
axts tis Asiss KsASsses 6l-7Se.
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NxSst.S.-S.sa S5.4S-9.7S, reras
6titrr 81 1855, sealiAe 6titrs SIS -
7.50, Sisters nab seessrS t4.2o - 7 so.
sitt usS s.ifers S270-T.50, Adlbtr $3.50
3 70. Utarh tetia.
GAs.ix.. - asiAte S6.8S--7.27K, &C..
uifSte Sc. .95 - 7.40, iAs.rs $500. 40,
rsxse $3.50 - TO, esr.sI s5.o0-6.8o.
Narit fart.
GAsf.xuS ed~atr. -ehaie: 9in-
k6mii6e $3 so-5.lS. sstIsGs $400-S. 20,
sabrliHss s.. .75-6.85; eiHmsr: eislttai.
i6e S5.sS -- s.15, sekIiae $s,25-8.l5,
Tarft fart.
3ufubr Rinbbieb 500, StpsiI c
9, 600, 6taie unS Gdmmer l 900.
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metal marft.
HesSsrt, 21. DECEMBER.

Hes FL. G.;tinber.
stnm III rubis ~ s4s. s.85-5o.2o; AssIer
III feiter; eLeetbrsIstit $l7.62 -- l7.87e.
cate $l7.62-17.s7s Satinss sa SIT 10
-l7.37. BId rubig 10 $4.264.Ss sSelts,
rubia ~ $7.20-7 40. aiien III rMbta. 10.
6sHssrp nsrtb.ra $18.50-l9.0o, 70. %
is$I8 .Oo--ls.5O, Ns, Soutbsrs $ls.2s-
1900 unb. Ns.l Ssstbsrs felt ~ $lo. To
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Utdifor cen A.. s6k MssN. Sac comb. o.. eeA
sltdifon torn. &c. lo314 9sdi. y. ofVssS n sST
atA.fon comb. 81 1876 q. Y. Y: Gen 31sr se
Gtiontteg q /. n slkl q. o. e. Deb. 4r. 81
IsIttnr Ss1bio ar 81 IIU. a. S&6 cp.3hs s8l4
@oittm IChio 3;t sIH RfoIi&9. Leon 4r. ~
WrccyIprIr eo. ~ ss.4 y. q O. CO ST. jds
Gent .cf@eorgta br 1esN Horf9. gGet'tc ~ sszl
Central aeatber 6r MH 9orte. Yacine ". -
Gbefan ECbtc 4,r. S2h Benn. CD 8 II 1913 ss>i
GHie a vii 3tr.. IS RenH. con. A.. .1ol
gh. q. & g. I. ~ SSlI Aeaotng gen; At. :. ssh
G,1.&l. gen A.. s5M Stg.&S.E- fe. ~ Tt&<
GM&StH.e3s. - 10st4 stE.&S S;g.6r.:.. sax
Gm Il GSsne ria 4r. n Seab. al.r 0tre 4r rs
Q.NS rel 'Aert' 1ir.. Ssk Goatb Ecc. col. 4 S2it
9si SuhjorS cn r. 81 9. B0etfic CD. tr.. Sah
GGM0 ref br.. Ssk gouth Sac. 1 ref. 4r. %
GtfttIsrS 5r $500. 6sh Soutn Tdtinap orlo6A
Grts nrior lien 4, S6k eouth yD. gen. A.. 771,
9ris cen 1r r. Union Baci'ic 4r. ss,<
Grie Cd IL fen. r6 llnion Taciiie Cd. ss1
an Qer,t / ref n s4k lin Bac. l. II ref.4. ISL
Snferborc.01et ar. Ys1su g. gubber er. io21i
9nt. Wltrc Wlar. ~ q ?. Sfeel = or; 1elst
SsDsna a sr ~ ~ nag gss " una Se.n ,It 1' s sIt
q d hes lY (fpsf1 Sa< 9eefferu 0lh. A.. ssl
q. n. I'm, Ir :. s7k Nerrinsb. gL co. 81 ss
W N&Ier. /. lr.. a. Gts. Central AZ. son
N.A.&1. Gen. 4ir e6M
1ffieurt 4actfic At. TON 4.
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Bon, WeIDusartte.



Die @anten Dareu beute NIT Moutinears
beiten Sienlth fart b.iMdftiat, bic aahfrnae
rah DarIsben mar absr nitt grcb. Gelb III
'et. GWrTarlehen ypn call" nnroen ponben
8dnftu h--5la% bere@net, unD @efddftspas
pisre wurbsn tu So bisfontirt. Die Watler
plaeirten 9rinat.sfapttal ~ S-5LS ,,on
eau" aHs auf 3eit au 6h-6S.
xaed,icf aaf Eew Dsrf
parbsn IN gari ,Difd.n 1anten b.rfaaft. gi
&sunterrae betraat b0e Bramie per $1,000
23eahIeI aMf GaYpys.
fns itetia. Die fslsenben nasssraHsea
finb il bsriGten
esnssu, 8 Tag. ei&t s4.sst4 -t.seK Der
=. % fase SiAt. $4.8al--4Sc1s Der 6;
sarts tsss sidt, 5i71 traass; Der
sim 20 fas. slot $40 trasss p.
Noo; tar GsutfAIans I fase e'At Z Nsrs
s61t b. 90 9ase ei4t, s41se.
Cssamentars Dias aaf esnsoa n urstn "
t.so><, saf OIassss ~ $4.so1 xaS anf
CtIjAf ~ $3.50 berfaxFt.
ssanses.cbasaftsmsn.
ruyis uus Nssia. Die baHses sssssr.s sis
islst:
eintAxi. Ssstauf.
~ Nsnss, 1898 goab. .Il8s ll4k
- Dsnbs, 1918. ..... .10lk lob
~ DsneS, 1850. ....HOT lolz
~ Ranasta ...1001s l0l4
6lsAssHs Ssafs rmfass.
Die umfdts i'm tie6a.n Gtearisstsxt b..
Hs'en ~ tests axf a, $50, $50. Die umfSt.
Der berfoHen.n Dohe bsIiefen iit aui
$2e,267 800, sea,u $26, ,762, 100 IN oer Tor
rsiponsirenSen Bode sss oOrisen Sabrss.
ssfaf.e eefHsitatsm.
Der Nartt in 9ofaliefxritdten Dar aud
htutt pieber iebr rubia. Sine. 6as.astier
warea ftetis I'm Yreife, Vroeter & 0umbl'
esns. abtr stns as heruHter nnb ihtob u
567L. Derfauit butbeu:
Nm ber Dssfe.
FiYafsCan
20 Mftien ber Cincinnati Gas electric s4ss
10 @ftien Brocter T. Gamble ............5571.
Aa4febsnbt Tabslfe ben i'm tisfsts Mari
bsfnhliAen Dsnbs unt AttisR eiebt Die sff
tisHsA nasttrxHlex az:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05

risings at home. The strong arm Of
the United States would always he
ready to suppress either external vio-
lence or internal strife. The inhabi-
tants of the Islands would he free to
pursue the development of their coun-
try.
Tho remarkable statements by Mr.,
Root We're made In connection with
an appeal from the people of Porto
Rico to assist them in gaining Amer
lean citizenship. Mr.. Root has con
sistently opposed this proposition. He
Is preparing a speech on the subject
for delivery IN the Senate when an
opportunity arises. His attitude OF
hostility to the granting of citizenship
to any Of the insular possessions is
well known '.-''. a.,s---.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05
NJ. McChesney and J. A. Hughes.
Pre- sident's Report,

In his report, President Smith said:
Il have hesitatcd to mention the
subject of the social evil. But after
consideration believe this to be fit
ting place. In which to speak of II.
This organization has before tried to
solve the question, and | do not be-
lieye we are AS yet called upon to ad-
nit defeat. II Is useless at present
either to resort to the system of seq
regation and registration or to at
tempt to crush the evil with drastic
enforcement of punitive legislation
The evil here in Honolulu is due In a
large, a very large, measure to ignor-
ance. Hence the first step should be
to disseminate proper knowledge. The
time Is past, II It ever existed, when
we can. safely leave the secrets Of sex
hygiene to be discovered accidentally
by the boy and girl, however inno-
cent"
Among other matters recommended
to the Federation by the president
were the free collection of garbage,
public comfort stations and toilets,
sanitary public drinking fountains,
and general enlightenment upon pub
lie questions. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05

good report on work done during the
year ending with the following:
THE committee recommends that
during the coming year the Federation
continue its activities In the support
of industrial education in Hawaii, that
further efforts be made to secure pub
lie fountains and public comfort sta
tons; that efforts bc made to free the
streets of Honolulu from the clouds OF
dust that constantly menace the
health OF the community; that tho
fight against tenement conditions be
continued" The committee consists
OF Perley l.. Horne chairman, Edga;
Wood and Paul Super.
In the matter OF drinking fountains
c. n. Dlckey as special committeeman
reported that the Supervisors had no
funds to install the eight fountains
needed and that the W. c. T. U. and
the Anti-Saloon league had generous
ly come forward and offered to install
four each. \" 'F... ..a"7r".H.
The special committee on postOilicc
facilities reported favorably on extern
sion Of mail delivery when the resi-
dents of Manoa and Kaimuki comply
with the regulations regarding boxes
and sidewalks, and reported also that
more boxes are to be installed at the
pos.ofilce. On this committee were
n, b. Anderson chairman. r. J.
Greene, Ed Towse and A. II. Ford.
Z
The membership committee report
ed on the special membership cam
paign, DARING which 3S9 new members
We're secured. on this committee
were Paul Super p. NJ. Pond and c.
H. Dickey
During the evening. nominations
were made and ballots cast for Ave
members for the executive committee,
those named being w. s. Bowen, G.
IL. Anterior, Dr. Victor s. Clark, j..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05

valley along the Nuuanu stream,
where the Federation proposes to de-
vclop Japanese water-sarden.
Queen LllluokaIani eayo much of
the ground for this and Mr.. McChes-
ney was able 10 report that the entire
fund necessary to COMPLETE the park,
$1,000, had been subscribed. lie read
thc subscription list, as follows; To
acquire the site II was necessary to
purchase several small tracts on the
Waikiki side OF the stream adjoining
the properties that have been donated
by Queen Lilluokalani. Mark y. Rob-
inspn, S, NJ Damon, Mrs. Judd and
II. b. Banning. For this undertaking
$4,000 was needed. The committee re-
ported that the amount has been sub
sclibed by the following: G, NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05

sti'l with us and are becoming real
plrt Of our city.
"Proper police protection was re-
ported on December 80 and 1t
was generally thought that there was
not sufficient attention paid by the
police while on duty 10 law-b"cakers. "
Pats Jarrett and Pratt
The report commends Sheriff Jar
rctt rs an "hOnest, able and conscien-
tious official" hut suggests civil sorv-
ice rules for the force. President
Pratt of the Board OF Health is com
mended for trying to divorce his force
from politics.
An important recommendation
made is that at the coming session of
the Legislature the Governor appoint
commission 10 consider all ques-
tions pertaining to local social condi-
tons and any evils in relation to con-
tagious and Infectious diseases.
This is also interesting. "The gem
eral subject of prostitution Is becom-
ing very common and wide open. 1t
is generally acknowledged that GER
tain automobile and hack stands are
doing a large business in certain parts
of the city and that young women aud
girls are being solicited on our streets
by runners of these aud other ma
chimes II may become necessary that
Young ladies should be accompanied
by escorts when on our streets at
night, especially after 10 o'clock"
A splendid report was turned in bv
J. NJ. McChesney for the committee
On streets, parks and public WORKS,
the other committee members being
w. A. Bryan. ]. w. Gilmore, and Dr.
T. Mitamura.
Park Is Assured.
The most important part of this re-
port was that pertaining to the pro-
posed Liliuokalani gardens in Nuuanu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05

The committee on legislation ami
public servants. x. u, Anderson chair
man, a. G. Smith and J. A. Hughes,
reported:
we have made preliminary in
Vcst,sation Of several subjects cspe-
cially that of the employment of child
labor, with the intention of preparing
suitable laws ii deemed advisable"
Legislation Urged.
The report Of the law and olIer
committee, A. +. Cooke chairman. i.
A, Hughes and G. J.. Waller, strongly
urged legislation in the following re-
port:
we cannot too strongly urge upon
the people the desirability of enact =
ing at as early Il date as possible a
chlld-labor law, such as they have in
almost every part OF our country IN
til such law is passed, some method
should he found to stop the employ
ment of girls in the cannerles at
night, and also the employment OF
girls of tender years in the daytime. "
This report contains the following
of interest:
"Tenements and Oriental coffee
shops are the kinGergarrens of crime
THE hula dance, Kakaako saloon
license, street beggars and the curfew
law have all been reported on DURING
he year, Favorable comments were
made on the general behavior and
conduct of the fleet sailors, who are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05
w AN


ON or near Alakea dock, as Manchuria
was sailing, Saturday morning, Il
necklace Of pink coral beads with
gold clasp. Irene Kay" engraved on
clasp. Please return to Young Ho-
tel office or to Lieut.. ]. c. Kay,
schofeld Barracks, and receive re-
ward 5l77-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05
FOR SALE

Two Snaps-S22jO: Bungalow contain
ing seven rooms and bath, on Gullck
Ave- near King, Can he bought on
easy terms. $50, Large lot on Kn-
lnkanA Ave, near King st. oliver
o. Lansing, so Merchant St; Phone
''''' 100 HH. ... 5l77-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-05
CHILD LABOR LAWS NEEDED,
p. SAY FEDERATION REPORTS

~ I've wish to state that the I,
y press Of the city has never fail :.
. ed 10 give the Federation not ::
y only the Tree use Of its news col :.
nmns but frequently the benefit ::
:; of its repOrtOrial and editorial (:
!; Gtnifs. We therefore call the al :.
- tcntiUn Of tho Federation to the I:
~ courteous assistance Of the press {:
q and suggest that proper ackrOwl- ::
= elgmcnt Of the same be made" !;
Report Of Committee on Publ {:
4.cltion made at annual meeting Of ::
: Civic Federation last night. .:
MANY matters OF public welfare were
pr1puGed or suggested in reports
made by standing committees last
might at the annual meeting Of the
civic Federation, held in Cooke hall,
Y.aM, c. A. building. The reports
showed steady and encouraging prog
reSS during the year in the public az
fairs IN which the Federation has in
tegested itself, and much good accom-
plished by il.
Or particular interest Is the fact
thar child labor ard juvenile leglsla-
ton Is commented upon or suggested
in a number of the reports President
Arthur G, Smith in his report rs retir-
ing head Of the Organization, brings
The matter M, and others reported on
II also President Smith speaks of
the innllonce the thcatcrs have over
the youth Of the city and the need for
keeping the shows clean,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
NEW YORK rnOnUcg MAnKHr.

New York, March s9.-Fiour-stoady with
small local trade. spring patents, s52,d u
$50; winter siraights a5,ti.ioi winter pat
ent,, eteo1tSe; spring clears. tLsc TAO.
Rye riour-ciuis, n, s4s5I5.@. c"rnmcnl
and Rye--Firm. Dsriay-stcRdy Wheat
sDo; steGdyi No rod. ste6A elevator, OK
port basis and i,.osii {. O. b. nnont: No. /
northern. Duluth, stlsh I. Q. b. unont. open
Ing navigation Options NHnc. lower. May.
N.oseii july. :l.oS. Corn-spot Arm; OK
port; Tsha. Z. O. D. nGoat. Futures nomi-
nal. oats-spot steady; standard white.
oolec. In elevator; No. =. GoSc.
Fork and Beef-Firm. Cut Meats and
Lard-Steady. Tallow-Quiet. Petroleum
Steady. Rosn aid 'Turpentine-ouiet. Rice
Firm. Enthusiastically. Sugar-Raw. steady;
refined. quiet coHee-Futures tirm, net J
points lower to higher. Spot e,eady; Rio.
No. {. l4Sc.: Santos. No. t. i5t4c.: mild. quiet.
coTdova. IST lsizc. nominal Butter-S,eady.
Cheese-F'irm. Eggs-IErcsular. Potatoes
steady. Cabba ges-Steady and unchanged.
Freghts and Peanuts-Unchnnged.
Cottonseed oil was active again this morn
Ing with prices higher further covering
OF shorts, for nrmncss In crude markets as
we'll as In lard and cotton. and aggressive
support from renners. April closed ls poin.s
and later months 59S points net higher
April. 57sB5.so: May. ISL G5.ss: June, 5al q
S.S: July. 6."7 a SIS; August sos Sos: prime
crude. $50 salesf TO. summer yellow. 5.7a /,
CPS; prime winter yellow. s.aoI $50; prime
summer white. 6.ooS6.io