Evening bulletin. [volume], October 27, 1910, 3:30 EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1910.
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The splendid value i offered at this sale arc so attrac
tive to the careful buyer that many of our customers have
stocked up.
THE LOW PRICES OF THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE
TO INCLUDE MONDAY. OCTOBER 31 and cover NAIN
SOOK, LAWN, LONO-CLOTH and INDIA LINON that arc
used in every home for Dresses, Underwear and Fine Lin
geric. ,
REMEMBER THAT THERE ARE BUT FOUR DAYS MORE
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Station
Grading, Road and Driveway
Building Filling, Tennis Court Construction
p. m. pond;
Constructing Contractor Telephone
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STOP at the HOTEL MANX
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$1.50 and upwards; with private bath, $2 and upwards;
Jmrlor, bedroom and private bath, $5 to $10.
AMERICAN PLAN--$3 and up per day.
NOT ONLY THE BEST AT THE PRICE. BUT THE
EQUAL OF, ANY AT ANY PRICED
Honolulu Representative: WILLIAM DOUTHITT.
ROOM 308, MeCANDLESS BUILDING-
Pretty Boxes for
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CinLDREN HAPPY AGAIN
Our Toy Department now open.
with a Fresh Stock of TOYS, GAMES
and a splendid line of BOOKS.
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The Books Talked
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Are on Sale at
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Everything in Books!
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M. E. Silva,
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALKEB
Prompt and Polite Attention
CHAPLAIN LANE, OPPOSITX
CATHOLIC SISTERS
Phone 1179 Night; Call 1014
Compartments in the
City Mausoleum
For Particulars Inquire of
TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING CO,
Limited
ART LEAGUE
NAMES OFFICERS
Retiring President Advocates
Affiliation With Kin
dred Societies.
The kilolmid Art League- licld lit)
regular alinuiil meeting cstcrd.ir
aflernuon, nt wliltli the following f
Ikcrs were elected: President, MlsS
Frances fciwicnrc, who takes the
place- resigned liy D. It. Hitchcock;
lre-prosltlent, IJ, A. I'. Newcomb;
trcaituer, Mr. MC.mglicy; secretary,
.Mrs. 1. M. Cox. The board of trus
tees were rcelctted for another term,
80 that no change wus mado In that
ilcp.utment. The new nudltor Is D.
V. Amlcriion, while the directors at
laigo mo Mrs. Tucker nud Mr. Oil
more.
rollowlng the election of nlllceni
there W.i8 u oto ot thanks tendered
to the officers who hud guided tho
uffulrH of tho league during tho past
c.ir and were now retiring.
1'iom the rcpurtH made by the of
ficers. It wa seen that thero had
been furty-tlneo new members added
to the lists during the cnr. This
shuns a slight tncrcaoc oer the mini
ber of new members added to the
league In tho irectllng jeur.
l'icalilent Htchcocl( closci'j 111
term of ofllio with his report to the
society. In which he recommended
tho ullillutlon with other societies
that uiu working ulong the name
lines.
Touching on this mutter, lie wild:
"That for which tho art league
stood In tho paBt when It, alone nl
moht, In Its Held was tho public's
olie for an organized society ot all
the lino arts, has been In part taken
up, perhaps nioio fully, by other and
mure recent organisations,
"1 might cite tho Collcgo Club,
Morning Musical Club, work now
being tarried on In tho Collcgo of
Hawaii, etc.
So that, viewed from tho original
standpoint from which wo started,
tliu art league hag lurgely outlived
Its usefulness In many of tho Ileitis
from which It gained much of lis
strength.
"Henco we deduce two cry good
and substantial reasons why .the art
league should not attempt to go on
"That Is the extremest view.
"There seems to be a better, every
wuv mbro desirable, outlook, and
that Is .for tho various clubs and so.
cletles, whose work brings them Into
alignment with tho activities of the
art league, to be brought together
Into ono organization or federation,
ca-h to carry on Its scpaiato and In
dividual work on Its own lines, but
to be a supporting member of the
federation us a whole.
"Call it a federation of clubs. If
ou will, dlscaidlng the old name ot
Kilobaud Art I.cuguo. Let tlioso ac
tivities that nro still tho league's un
disputed own retain tho name, If so
desired tho diamatlc, art exhibi
tion, original literary pioduutlons,
etc.
"Hut, whatever tho method, get to.
getlier! I fully bellcto this to 'be
the sanation ot tho lenguo.
"I do not In any way advocate tho
disbundiiicnt of the league. There
nro certain uctU tiles for which we
ulone stand and which aro our vory
own uctivltlcs that wo have foster
ed anil cndcuNorcd to make promi
nent during the sixteen cars of our
existence as an organization."
The total amount of Indebtedness
In Ottobcr, 190S, was $1BC'J.12. This
sum was reduced during 1909 by
many generous donuTlons by mem
bers and friends of tho league to the
sum of 1915.77. During 1910 Jons
tlons to the amount of $90.!.b0'were
made, thus reducing tho debt to
$12.87, which amount was spedlly
cleaicd up by the proceeds of one of
the league's entertainments.
During tho ear 1910 tho irrocceds
from membership duos and rent
amounted to $1208, which sum, c"u
pled with that of tho many enter
tainments and fetes given by tho viir
Ions departments of tho league, nut
only cleared tho association of all
dobt, but gavo them u tutu! ul
$209. n In the treasury.
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ial Disorders. Try it.
For sale by Dennon, Smith & Co
Ltd.; Holllster Drug Co., Md.
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd.; Illlo Drui
Co.; and at all Wholesale LIquo
Dealers.
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THE PIONEER PLUMBER
JOHN N0TT
183 MERCHANT STREET
FERRER COMPARED
WITH ROOSEVELT
Ni:W YOUK, Oct. 13. "In on
our frtmi now tho name of Ki-un-
t-lsco I'orrcr will bo bettor knuwi
than Theodore Hoosctclt'H nil In
100 ears will bo bettor known than
Jesus Christ's."
This declaration, olce-l by tho
temporary chairman, icllor-ted tho
sentiment of nearly all the spf-eches
made in six different language nt
tonight's meeting In Cooper Union
Lnmmcmoiatlng tho first anniversary
of tho Spanish teachor's execution.
Christianity In goneral and tho
Catholic church In particular wero
attacked, and a piaycr wub offered
by ThuddeuB II. Wukcinini, "not to
uny deity or God, but to tho man
race, lo tho world on which wo Ilvo
and to ourselves."
tnter-lsland and O, It. I.. Shipping
bonks for Palo at the 11 u 1 1 0 1 1 11
office, f0c each. .
democratic Candidates Were
Obliged to Talk" Against
Time.
There wus an oratorle.il marathon
out Knl I hi way lust cculug and an In
trepid little bunch of Democrats with
a scattering ot women und children
remained finite passho while a dozen
or moro speakers held down tho
boards und at much length hulcled'out
udvlco concerning the proper meth
od of exercising tho elccthe franchise
on .November 8th.
Thero was a dearth of City und
County candidates of Democratic
faith present ut tho Kalltll rally
Thew h.ul,, boarded tiq ljurrlrnii deck
of a collide of doey-HCa automobiles
ut an early hour In th afternoon anil
commenced U tour ofutho- Island, the
Intention being to make U10 welkin
ring nt 11 iiimibfriuf'oiitaUlii.-frcclnctH
It tell to tho candidates for the Sen
ate and the House to endeavol-' to up
peuse the craving of the-iI'muKscs" for
rhetorical pyrotechnics, hIjI
lOddle Hnnnpl, who holies Ito land
tho short term In the upper house.
was holding forth undo'iinxloush
awaiting reinforcements when n red
auto appeared In tho oiling bringing
Judge Kdlngs and Jlcrtrum Ilhcn-
biirgh, also listed us sultublo senator
ial timber.
The general trend of remarks of
fered Inst ovcnlng wero along the line
of mhocutlng a vote for tho straight
ticket.
Chairman Kaal took occasion to
throw linguistic bouquets to the va
rious candidates us they camo up for
Introduction. An Hawaiian sexletti
did much to hold tho llttlo crowd to
gether und rcully did much tli relieve
what might otherwise have, been 11
I nil In 1 id itimillnif
i.uiWMD stivuiiiit g 1
BOMB IS HELD
READY BY' MANIAC
Calls af Residency of -Mrs,
rouer rainier '
CHICAGO, Sept. 3Q. V)iut is bo
lloved to have been u maniacal nt
tempt to dtiamlto tho homo of Mrs.
Totter rainier was mado public to
day, I'rcd Vhalenmeur, 2G, is 1111
de arrest on suspicion of being
either a dangerous maniac or n plot
ter to kill luemners of tho Totter
Palmer fapilly.
W'hnlenmejcr was arrested lat
night on tho porch of tho Potter
Palmer home and a bomb ull rcadv
foi Ignition was In his possession.
Whalcumujcr rang tho bell at tho
Jilnier home. Iho butler answorod
and said Mis, Poltor Palmer was
sick. Suspl Ion wus moused and tlie
police wcio notllleil, When thoy nr-
lived they found Vhnlenme.cr wait
lug outside tho door with a butcher
knlfo In Ills hand.' Ho resisted ar
rest, but wus finally ovorpoworcd.
Wliiilenmejcr said he h.id scon :i
man cuiwllng toward th'o porch and
had attacked hint. The' bomb with
fuse attached was lying on the porch.
He admitted having made It, Tho
bomb wus filled with smokolcss pow
der und nltro-glycerlne. The funo
showed evidence of having been
lighted, then pinched out.
Wliulenmejer Is believed to bo
rrnzy. After being taken to the po
lice station he declnietl ho was en.
gaged to marry n niece of Senator
Cummins, llinlly Whnlonmejcr, n
sister of tho man under nrrcst, told
the police ho was Insane as a result
of 11 provlous Injury to his head.
In the Poltor Palmer homo at tho
tlmo of tho man's arrest worn .ludgo
Honnre, Mis. Poller Palmer's broth
er; llonnro Palmer, her wn. nnd Mrs,
Potter Palmer.
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