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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
12
An anxious boy named Harry tries to enter a house while a watchdog named Watch keeps guard at the door. The dog barked at intruders and fought off a would be trespasser, protecting the home until the boy’s arrival ends with Watch preventing harm.
A lengthy call to continue an organization vote campaign with three more days to count ballots. It previews Saturday afternoon results determining winners of a fifty dollar prize, details on May votes, and urges active participation through subscription receipts for the Evening and Weekly Bulletins with various price and vote-earning options.
A movement to build a new home for the aged and poor, led by public spirited women and supported by businessmen, aims to replace cramped quarters on MiakiKe Street near Weir Avenue. Funds and volunteers are being sought to fund and staff a larger facility for elderly residents including former home inmates now in need.
A thirty five dollar mercantile order will go to the travel candidate who casts the most votes before 4 pm Saturday May 27. A fifteen dollar order will be awarded to the second highest vote-getter by that date. Totals shown in the May 11 standings will be subtracted from May 27 totals to determine winners. In addition a fountain pen and other prizes are offered for first three month subscriptions formed before May 27.
The church marks its fiftieth anniversary with a jubilee dinner at the Pacific Club attended by James Wakefield. Bishop Nichols of California is due to speak. plans also assign a donation toward St Andrew's Priory and a home purchase for the J. F. Morgan residence. The Women’s Auxiliary ninth annual meeting outlined a program including holy communion and officers for next year.
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