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FVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H, SATURDAY, DEC. 23, 1911.
The Christmas Problem
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mestic Cigars the same .brand sold in
our Fifty Stores from New York to
Honolulu.
For the Pipe SmokerMeerschaum, Briar and Calabash
Pipes. Tobaccos in attractive Holiday Packages.
C-igar and Cigarette Mouthpieces in Amber and
Meerschaum.
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tiprieritf ArfctiW . :: Robert Burns :: Owl
AihanVb'ra h Van Dyck :: Portagas
Uplrhan :: Africana :: Little Bobbies
BaAriliurs :: Cabanas :: Bock
H'e'n'rV Clay :: . Romeo y Julieta
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WASIUMITOX. U C Dec 8 Tlio
Hawaiian ntllro.ul companies hnvo not
given much liceil to the rt-quoRt of
Postmaster firm-nil Hitchcock for lu
fprmntloii logardlhg tliu trausportn
(Ion of mull nutter. Of Ilia five linos
listed lint one, the Kahulul-Putincno,
biilimltUMi n icpoit mill that has hem
labelled ly the Postmaster Oner.il iix
'. Incomplete," The other lines illil not
present u icport.
In n Miliiinliious communication to
Congiess, givliig..ln.tfclill (tie cosc,of
handling mull matter on ivciy trnns
liortntlon route, In tho Hen Ice. Post
muster General Hitchcock presents
H. It, Co ; length of route, 2S r9; pay,
per mile J4 J.75; per nunum $1,081.14.
Kuhuhu-Knhann, Koolnu Hy. Co ,
Mil.; length of route lOSS'inlles; p.iy,
per mite $12.76, per annum 4C9 39.
The tlircc last named loads fixed
llio uverugo dally weight by ngroo
ment. '
(Ills (able on tlio lliiuall.ui linos:
"Showing, on routes liming an aver
ago dally weight of 211 pounds, or
loss, tlio State and termini, mime of
company, length of route, transporta
tion pay per mile mid per unnum:
Ilonolulu-Kiihukii, Oaliu lty. & Lnml
Co.; length of route, 71.48 miles; aver
age daily weight, 201 pounds; pay per
mile, $42.7C, per milium, $.t0i)r77.
K.ihulul-Piiunouo, Knliiiliil; length
of route, 2C7 miles; ncrngo dally
weight, lir pouihIh; pay, per mllo
$I2.7", per nnmiin $111 14.
Walpahii-Wahlawn, O.ilm lty. &
laind Co.; length of route, 11 70 miles;
pay, per mile $4J.7f; per iinniini,
$'0017.
HIlo-GIcnwood Station (n. o.), Illlo
AMERICAN HAS $90,000 .:.
, OF MONTE CARLO'S GOLD
Experts Try to Learn His
''System,1' But Croupiers
Say Only .Very Lucky.
MONTH CAHI.O, Nov. 28. Apple
oh'b system Ins now netted him moio
than $90,000, ami tho Casino nuthorl
t ei) today had his ptiy clostly scroll
nlzcil by cxpcit olllclnls, to discover
whether he hns'roally found tlio phi
losopher's stone.
The crotiplern nt whose tables lio
has (dived declare ho has no real
system. So fari they say, ho has been fetcel last. The oung man's niino Is
exceptionally lucky, mid 'Iheyr'o not Stnjilo) J. Illlrhcoik, and lie lives In
tloulit tlint. If he continues plalng, n London suburb,
ho will loso nil his winnings. . -The I'ntiyit oitlce would not nicopt
D.ifhlmroitgh, tho other American thn title 'rerpetu.il MotlbuV " be sild,
who inula scnsntlnnal cmipt'n couplo "and It U rldht, frtr perpcttnl nintlmi
of jenrs ago. Is again hero playing, In It" 'ordinary lirnv Is Impixslble. My
lint very cautiously and with varlng mnrlilne Is, tbori-fore, called n 'stlf
HiMj, i nctbiB motor' Tlier'o Is no limit to Its
q.'.. -,i.i.ra ii rt,I. i power mid It will continue to run until
..,!T.?.1 lml ,UTI,n. n.".c,,'I,U'11 It full- to piece Its principle Ismig-
., -.., iniiiiw. .cu, urn o 'ni-n,t.. .,,, tll0 Becrct r th0 .lUcmcry
Its power H unlimited mid It toilld
lio fnijlt Inside the ordliiuiy motor om
HlbiiH bonnet. The only cost after In
stallatldii Is for liilirlciitlon."
TO SEEK SEPULCHERS
OF ANCIENT M0NARCHS
tratcd their efforts by laying liU
itakes onlynt iho-last moment.
NEAR" PERPETUAL MOTION
Extraordinary Things Claimed
For 'Young Englishman's
Invention,
LONDON', L'ng. Nov. 18. Perpetual
motion It' il' recognized Impossibility,
lies In the vlmpx of the "magnets, wlikli
makes them grow' stronger tho nioro
they Hro mod Tlie motor rexohis In
response to the snmc forces that inako
the world go around.
"from experiments made as n boy
will, penny magnets, milk rune, mid
llttlngs from Incandesqent gut jits, my
rutin r ruroiir.igril mo iind sent me ns n
pupil to Sir lllriini Maxim There I
worked In the laboratory.
"The machine can bo lilted up In
English Scientists Start
Their Vvork on Mount
Zion.
for
but it itmlttj, that nenrly nppro.ahes prlxnto 1 noses mid used to work u
It Is clnlmi.it for tli liiiontloii of 22- djiuinio nnd so supply eleitru light,
year-old Englishman lie lias obtain- work the lift or sewing machine, do
ed ii patent (for n motor which, ho as- u looking or pumping, or nnj thing
sorts, will run ns long ns Its Iron unit required nt It nt no iott nt all.
LONDON, KoAcmlicr 2. Under the
leadership of Captnln Tarkcr, nn
urchncotoglcnl expeilltlou tins left
here for Jerusalem to contliroo tho
work of tho pnst two years on tlio
slto of tha ancient Zlon, with tho view
of discovering tho burial places of
David and Solomon.
Captain Parker, u brother of tho
Kail of Morlcy, was In command of
tho expedition In which tlio Uuclicsa
of Marlborough was snld to bo Inter
ested and which got Into disfavor ro
ccntly with tho Turkish Government
and Moslem authorities, who accused
tho excavators' of desecrating tho
sacred Mosque of Omar, Tho set olid
In inmniand Is Clarenco Wilson, and
the pxity wax completed by the addi
tion of n number of Kngllsh InboieiH
Tho expedition milled on Wilson's
jnclit to J.ff:i, from which pint II will
tiavel to Jerusalem. On .it rival thma
tho excavators will lesunic woik on
tlio undergionnd passages on Mount
Ophel. This mount Is now n cabbigo
garden which supplies Jeiusalem with
vegctnblos, but In nnclcnt times it v.na
supposed to be tho slto of tho Illhlical
.ion.
Tho work, which will be directed
flora, the headquarters of tho oMictll
tlon nt Sllonm, will be supei vised by
TurklBh Oovornriicnt Inspectois, spt
clnlly solctoiVby the Imperial nuthoi
lllcs at Conslnntlnople.
i:inest It. AVooley, baiiKir mid proni
limit Utah oung iiiaii, was tirrci-li'il
nt Halt Lake City on mi Indlitnitk
returned In New York Ut charging tho
larceny of IIS.COO from the Nevndii
'Utali Mines nnd Snioltlng Corporation.
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mFOR-TRAVEUNG
THINGS ELECTRICAL for XMAS GIFTS
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Gifts that reflect the true Spirit of Christmas, arid that will be a pleasure and satis-
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Tree Lighting
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Substitute tiny electric laitijte for candles in decorating
the Christmas Tree. Safer, cleaner, and c much more
convenient. Flowers, Nuts, Birds, etc.,. reproduced
in tiny electric laihps make charming decorations.
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Toaster Stoves Cigar Lighters
Bottle Warmers
Vibrators
Shaving fifigs CHafirig fiisKes Hot Plates
Tea. Kettles, Heating Pads -' Curling Irons
WasKiiig Machines rid Vacuum Cleaners
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