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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy for falling hair itching scalp and dandruff. It claims immediate soft lustrous hair, strengthened roots and new hair growth, urging readers to buy a 28 cent bottle at drug stores or toilet counters and prove its effects tonight.
Clamor for county jobs grows as applicants seek health inspectors and chairmanships. Plans to select new city and county inspectors after exams, with two wagons and improved sanitation services. Vendors face new rules on sale of fish and meat with a two day sale limit.
A featureless trading day with modest activity. Prices drift for commodities and bonds with little momentum. Sugar demand shows small gains in Oahu Sugar at 20.75 and Olwg yields 7.12 percent, while market sentiment remains cautious awaiting Senate action on free sugar legislation.
Articles reveal Med 1a connected Ridge House Wind Distillery preparing to operate in South Kona Hawaii. Officers include Harry Armitage president J H Hortache vice president George A Ewart secretary treasurer Ralph A Lyon auditor Jacob Coorper and David Dowsett directors. Capital stock set at 50000 split into 2600 shares of 20 each. Auction sale at Kerrs ends in two days.
At a Republican meeting in Precinct 18 Taft backers pass a resolution to support a Taft renominating slate and a Chicago convention delegation. The club pledges to oppose the Frear Kuhlo dispute entering Territorials and honors Justice Morgan. Officers and election judges are named as part of the party lineup. The American Telex phone and Telegraph Company declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend.
Morning story says buyers of lots in an upper Fort Street tract face sewer connections funded by contracts. Oliver Go Lansing objects to a 4000 yard sewer line tapping property owners along the line, while Dondero denies involvement with the tract and Carl Laie is named as another applicant. Government has placed this take in the beet trust trial in Chicago since December 6.
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