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Mfr; lJt ' V 7 TaJST"' ' V5&" ,rg7St-.. i 'V'tffiMifilliyl' TUMBTfUMhili lain ii utii ---- v '-' "r 'V'vpr' f - f, EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. H., WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 19)2. SWIMMING STUNT 3E,Ejl NOMINATION BLANK Good for 2000 Votes i B V KB P "MI"MWWM1"""WMMMMWWIMMWMWWMMIIMMWHMMIMMMWMMM nrnrn irni ir f h I homlnnte Mrs. or Mlsi Address ........ -. . ;, w, ,,i,i!.;,iK J i -f. r? ' Downtown address, , If , any i....... Occupation ... t'liono Dlstrli'1 No (Sco District Divisions) Nominated by Address Only tlio first nomination ballot received for eacli candldnto will count for 2000 otcs. l'lll nut all thejlnes ot thin ballot vory carefully and mall AT ONCi: to the Contest Manager, i:enlng llulletln, Honolulu, T. II. The management reserves tlio right to reject any objectionable noinl nations. Kill out this blank, write plainly, and send It to Contest Manager with your name or the name and address ol your favorite candidate. The names of persons making nominations will uot be divulged, If so requested DRINK RAINIER BEER lHBaHBaBaBBHlaBMBMiHBlBaBMBBHBH The choice of connoisseurs the world over RAINIER BEER Brewed by Seattle Brewing & Malting Company, Duko Knhanainoku has nothing on Undo Sam's soldiers when It comes to speedv.ork In the tank, This was the general verdict at Kort Shatter yesterday, when Lieutenant Colonel Hell Included as part of his Inspection of the post a prnctlral demonstration of swimming by a number of enlisted men. The bit: swimming-tank was nsplash for a good part of the after noon, and as tho weather made the aquatic "crawl" more desirable than a crawl through tho lantnna on skirmish li ill. the men voted tho swimming tests the best part of tho Inspection. Yesterday afternoon Colonel Hell gave the battalion a field problem In rplto of the fact that the Kort Shaftcr men got more hiking nnd more action In tho recent Inspection maneuvers than any other troops In the Held Tho force wan not divided Into Hods and Hlues, hut tho whole battalion attack ed a theoretical enemy's position In tho hills back of the post. Tho maneu ver lasted about two hours. This morning the troops were again ordered out, for flrst-ald drill and sIk nallng tests, Tho buildings were al so looked over by the inspector. JilllllULf nued from Pag 1) 1 "imJ fc"" Be j Critical n Don't Buy the first suit you look at. Remem ber that you can buy clothing with a repu tation almost as cheap as ordinary makes. For instance, consider ALFRED BENJAMIN'S CLOTHES. If this line of clothing -was not the best in America it would not find room in our itore. THE ci anon Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts. Seattle, U.S.A. (Continued from Paae body, will bo Incorporated In tho re vised schedule to pacify Copland's ., J: :, :. friends on the Commission. I . Drnnna nrr nu That committee consists of School " CJ- QERQEJ J OF F ON Inspector Gibson, chairman, nnd I'rln 1 WELL-DESERVED VACATION clnals J. C. Dnvls, II. H. Hrodle, II. M.. "Tell nil Hawaii goodby for ti Wells and Miss Ilertha Hen Taylor., tt me," Is tho parting mesHage that St, They pegan work In tho Senate chain- t! Capt. Herger shouted to the tt' ber at tho Capitol building this morn- ss llulletln as the steamer Ho- tt ing and will continue until tho revised ,, ,,,, ntta). , ,,. M report Is completed, which probably . . . ....yi..,, .1.,, vrll,rnll ,.m rir. .nitnmi ,ini-o' ,toiii.rn. " lulu ""lay, cnrr)int, i no veiernu ill tlou. A significant fact is that copies " bandmaster on his nontluii aft- of Copclaud's suggested course of , r forty years of service for Ha- ttj- -- fctudy lies at tho elbows of the work-. SI wall. "I hncnt nny clinuco to II era, to which they are giving a (arc- St tell everybody goodbv myself nnd It, mi. hiuuicu luienuon. ijj ho I nsK tlio llulletln in lo 51 The vote on tho reappointment of lt iorKur wns roVcred with IS Copoland yesterday was three for and , g , , , Jnsl , , , opo ni'plnst. It being n cnll vote. In' , , , ,. .,. , , , . .. which Commissioners W. II. Hlco and." (r nBC " c nB kodaks tt Miss E. H. 1'nrls did not tako part. " Mr- Merger said: I cant tell tt Two features are noted In tho ap-'H you how much wo appreciate tho SI potntment of supervising principal tt many things that bnvo tieen dono tt for tho coming year tho delay In the' SS to mako our Alohn a pleasant SI nppolntment or rrlnclpal Mcmoskey, who has been serving In tho llllo and I'una districts, by Commissioner Molr, and the appointment of Mrs. Mary Uunn, a now member or tlio supervls- ,Jfl CASTOR I A For Infants andChildrcn. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Plynaturo of e ISLiaJsl I AlllMMW MESSENGER BOY SS one." St u tt tx u tt si si tt tt t: tt ss st n ss Kauai H. II. Hrodle. Tliern seems til bn somn ilnulit ns Ing body, to Bervo on Oahu outside to whether the appointment of Edgar Honolulu. Wood, principal of the Normal and The re-appolntmcnt of McCIoskoy is training school, as a supervising prlti held up to enable Molr to obtain somo clpal. Is a new one or merely a re moro definite information concerning appointment. Judge Stanley and Al certain personal conduct reported of );0n, at the Commissioners' meeting tho principal. Mrs. Oiinn, a veteran yesterday nftprnoon, loudly volmd the principal In the Territory. Is returning; opinion that Wood was not n supervls to the Islands nfter completing a twoB principal during tho past year nnd Y. Yoshikawa, The HICVn.K Ii:.U,i:U and UK 1'AlHKIt, lias iiioud In 180 KINU 'STIIKKT New Inciiiliin lied front, near Young llulldlug. Trlephnne 2.118. Teleplinue 3197 V O. Hox 708 is: S. KOMEYA Vulcanizing Works Mi reliant Street Near Alokea HONOLULU. T II. years' rourso of study In the teachers' collego of Columbia University, New ninnm nri iiirntl lorK,. inai mnses ner pugiuio 10 en FAKLtL UtLIYtKY lcr "l'" '' '"e f the higher of-lice. Although Principal King was grilled PHONE 1861 Ws know everybody and understand the butlneit. that he had no business sitting with the others during tho late unpleasant ness Incurred by Cope-land's proposed course of study. At nny rate, when his namo was brought up a few minutes later, for For the DEST RENT CARS In the city, ring up for 2909 OLDSMOBILE, No. 403 LANDAULET, No. 580 C H. B E H N von Hamm- Young Co., Ltd. Pioneers and Leaders in the Automobile Business Agents for such well-known cars as Packard, Pope-Hartford, Stevens Duryea, Cadillac, Thomas , Flyer, Buick, Overland, Baker Electric, and others. 1912 "American" Underslung CARS Types 22 and 34 Can Be Seen at Our Garage American Motors Co., Corner Alakea and Hotel 8treett Phone 3009 GEO. C BECKLEY, Sol. Distributor Fovercly yeMcrday nltcrnoon by tho nppolntment ns supervising nrlnclual. , Commissioners respecting cerlnln al-' Judge Stanley nnd Aiken offered no leged failures to comply with tho opposition and apparently had forgot rules, such as neglect to visit tho! ten their objections of a few minutes instructors and schools under his Jiir-I previous. Udlctlon, nnd to send In his reports jto tho Superintendent at tho tlmesj Bpeuilieu, 11U nu, I vuiiuillicil milium protest, the Superintendent being merely Instructed to reprimand and I warn him. It appeared that his short comings wore uue largely to persuuui nffalrs attendant on tho death of his wlfo during tho last term. The roster of supervising principals as now approved follows: Hawaii North and South Kohala, Kugene Horner: Kona, C. K. King; Kau, Miss Hertha Hen Taylor; llllo (city). Miss Josephine Ueyo; llama- DR. NORGAARD Dr Victor vrttrlnnrlan, Norgunrd, Territorial today mourning the (I Automobiles ICHUMAN CARRIAGE CO. Merchant Btreet Automobile loss of bis splendid riding horse, one kua, J. V. Marclel; llllo (district) and of the handsomest t-ipilnes In the city I'una district, blank. While Dr. Norgunrd wns driving Maul l.ahalna and Moloknl, Ccorgo umvntown this morning the hor.ie Vulcanizing ALL WE 4.SK IS A TRIAL HONOLULU VULCANIZING WORKS Phone 1823 Kapiolanl Building Use a PREST-O-LITE TANK on your Automobile and save Gen erator Troubles. Acetylene Light and Agency Co., Ltd. SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING ASSOCIATED OARAGE, LTD, S. Hnymond: Wnlluku. C. K. Copeland; Mnkawao, II. M. Wells; JIann, W. W. Taylor. Oahu Honolulu, C. W. naldwln, J, O. Davis, Mrs. F. W. Carter, anu Mti-Rininu ( Woodi MrB Ni L D Krascr and I. M.i Cox; outside Honolulu, Mrs. Mary' humped Into a wagon ahead of It and In some Inexplicable way bruko Its leg. Dr. NorKiutrd saw nt once that the animal was hopelcsxly Injured nnd Ildgar shortened Its misery by putting n bul let through Its lirnlti The horse Is Uunn. said to have been valued nt upwards to fit any lock. or n inousaiiil i onars Phone 291 R. J. BERGER ELECTRIC WORKS Storage Batteries recharged and re built, expert work on Colli and Mag. I netot, Motorcycles repaired, Keys made 1171 ALAKEA ST. AUSTRALIAN Smoked Red Snapper. Best Butter The Maile RABBITS Delicacies just received METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, HEILBRON &. LOUIS, Proprietors - TELEPHONE 3445 E-NGRMSINGfr -PLRNT iioii anno ixon uts aiM anuiitifii 'i:si 'i.i ojuo in wv tin opjs mOu s i! Union-Pacific Transfer Co. Limited om Aq poipuBU, sj ojniiujrij jiioA tioiv inq ubB(1b sj pe s;qi ttVM "ONYX" Guaranteed Hosiery MIDSUMMER SALE OF "M0DART" and "NEMO" CORSETS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, beginning MONDAY, June 3rd, we will put on sale our entire stock of SKIRTS, CORSET COVERS, NIGHT GOWNS, CHEMISES, DRAWERS, and COMBINATIONS at CLEARANCE SALE PRICES. Remember Sale lasts only One Week, and begins Monday, June 3. See Window Display of Priced Garments. Store closes at 1 p.m. on Saturday Knox Sailors and Panamas N. S. Sachs' Dry Goods Co., LTD. Butterick's Boole and Patterns FORT and BERETANIA OPPOSITE FIRE STATION 4 ' 'lawi' ''it:'"iKLimtitH"f T 'i'BV'eiwl V' " Vi'w ii i iii" ii iiiiliffi jhP n '$ 1 1 v i '4 M