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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1904
Page
3
Women seek elegant thin gowns and discover new printed pique fabrics offered at 12 yards for 1.00. The wording notes symmetry in designs and attractive pricing, suggesting affordable fashion options for summer apparel.
It has already proven to be the favorite stiffening for the flare skirt this season.
The New Lace Yokes just opened, a trimming in themselves for any style of dress. Other new department goods include Cluny band laces Oriental lace bands with allovers to match. New lace collars priced from 81.50 upwards.
Robbinet curtains with Battenberg edging priced at 83.50 per pair. Swiss curtains with hemstitch ruffles offered at 1.75 per pair. Madras curtains in striped patterns and assorted colors priced at 1.75 per pair, suitable for windows or portieres.
Local league prepares for Punahou and Bike clash with lineup hints and future adjustments. Reported lineups include Gunbnelt Revell White Wilder Cunha Kaul Kin Mears Kamloch and promising pitcher Castle. officials discuss practice times and field conditions as fans anticipate a competitive, offense driven contest and potential improvements to netting and transportation.
The text describes McGinally of McGraw's Giants and Sam Crawford of Detroit Cheabro experimenting with pitches. It notes attempts to locate vulnerable spots in opponents' patamen and tests various curve, slow, high, and low pitches to find what works.
At a Nebraska convention gathering William J. Bryan entered to loud cheers as delegates rose and waved banners. An uproar followed with delegates from Kentucky South Dakota Missouri Montana joining the Nebraska display in a circular banner salute.
The Supreme Court appellate division ruled that a Masonic oath does not bar disclosure in court. Eugene T. Ashley of the Hudson River Power Co. may purge contempt by answering questions about the William Van Henssamee estate, asserted by E. P. King, executor of the Moore estate. Ashley had previously refused to reveal information from confidential client relations and his Masonic oath.
A countywide effort to eradicate cattle ticks by dipping with Pilat crude oil is underway led by State Veterinarian Dr G Ht Mlomor and County Veterinarian Dr P Faulkner. July 1300 head at HM Warden ranch dipped. officials report cattle are tick free afterward. A community dipping plant may be established. Live Stock Protective Association to meet at the county courthouse next Saturday for plans.
A clipped reader note claims promises to raise salary were made but face a hard week ahead to secure the raise. The writer cites a past assurance by an employer or stance of a typewriter-related business, hinting at broader wage pressures in Chicago.
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