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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-01

Forty sessions, covering more than a
hundred hours of actual working time,
six excursions for purposes of investi-
cation. 175 witnesses examined. and
testimony reduced to writing covering
nearly 1000 pages of matter, is the rec
ord of the commission of Senators
whose departure yesterday drew from
a body of the people numbering hum
dreds, tribute which was spontaneous
and heartfelt.
AS commissions go the three men
who represented here the Senate Com
mittee on Pacific Islands and Porto
Rico, were not only able, but notable In
their ranks were three types of the law
makers of the nation, each as distinct
as picture and each worthy of men
ton in summing up the work done and
forecasting the results which will flow
from it. The differences between the
man whose service has been long and
varied and who was fitted for his high
office by careful attention to his life
work through all the preliminary
stages. he who won precedence through
business ands he whose training was
| that of the law interpreter before he
took the more prominent place, are
marked, and yet each has his place in
the august body of which he is mem
Der.
From the standpoint of Hawaiian
necessities and prospects, the selection
of John H. Mitchell as chairman of the
commission was one most happy in tina
| it brought to the office a western man
in touch for more than generation
with Hawaii, and one whose aloha FOL
the country and its people has stooS
the test of time. Forty years ago this
fall he was chosen state senator in hi
adopted state of Oregon, he being {
/ Pennsylvania by birth, and after tel
years in the legislature there he wa
chosen to the United States Senate
Although since that time he has beer
out of the body two terms, these wer,
under such peculiar circumstances, tina
4 he may wcll and rightly be regarded
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PRICE FIVE Cent?
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

THOMAS FITCH Ofiices ed gsannsw-
wald building, Honolulu. Y. Il WIS
practice In all the courts.
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DIR. J. UCHIDA.-Physscian end 14R-
geon; Office, Beretania. between Eegs'
and Nuuanu streets: ONCE hourA, ) q
IL a. m, to 8 p. M; Tel. iii Waite.
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4. &. GRoSSMAN. D.D.s.--Aiakea H.,
three doors above Masonic Temples
Honolulu; Office hours. a-na. &C. 4 p.ra.
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BRglKERs.

=. ]. WALKER. Coffee ana MerrAass~
disc Broker. Once room 4. spreekaaa
block, Honolulu.
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INSURANCE.
pHYslcsANs.

DIR. IT. ONCE, 1855 Nau-
anu st. Tel. White 152; to & .. IA.
and to 1880.
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MoTIcE.

PERSONS needing. or knowing OK shose
who do need, protection from physi-
cal or moral injury, which they are
not able to obtain for themselves.
may consult the Legal Protection
Committee of the Anti-Saloon
League, 9 Mcintyre building. w. II.
RICE. Supt. szsk
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ALBERT b. CLARK, D.D.s.-Berssa-
MIA and Miller: ONCE hours, 9 TO &
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ENGINEERS.

z. TAPPAN TANNATT.--Civii ana
Electrical Engineer. ONCE, Room Z.
Spreckels block. Residence. ISIS Will
der Ave. Telephone, Main Ia.
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DIR. A. C. WALL. DIR. o. e. WALL.
Office hours. 8 g. m. to p. M; Love
bldg. Fort ST.: Tel fs4.
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DENTISTS.

DIR. H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ksna,
rooms and IA: Office hours, 20 Z
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CONTRACTORS.

WEI = &ATY.-Contraeror and Rsts%
er. store and ONCE fitting; Shop 60
kea St. between King and EekeA
res, i6ll Anapuni.
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M'BRYDE NOTES.

Mr.. c. H. Miller. Alexander and w.
D. McBryde, were at Lihue serving on
the jury this month
Mr.. ]. H. Bole is comfortably located
in his new residence, recently vacated
by DR.. W. j. Goodhue.
Mr.. A. NJ. Boyle visited Kawaihaku
one evening lately and played ping
pong with the experts of that place
A pleasant musical entertainment,
gotten up by Mrs. Miller, was given in
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bitual nonsense and improve uncon-
sciously their moral conditions in many
respects. Moreover, they will have a
better purchasing power and improve
their general condition. And the stores
which are often carried by plantations,
themselves, shall save lots of trouble
by doing neat cash business and will
consequently profit by it.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1902-12-19
Boys Pants
Per-pair TU ys $

Worsted Dress Goods, 70 bolts,
double width, all shades nj "a
worth zoe, for seven Nal.
days VIZ
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Navy Win Not Buy scow.

After deal having hung fire for
several months it is now stated that
the steam scow owned by H. Hackfeld
e. Co. Ltd, will not be purchased by
the u. 5. Naval authorities.
Some time ago Admiral Merry had
some talk with the firm concerning the
purchase of the vessel for use at Pearl
Harbor and at the Naval. Station here.
Messrs. Hackfeld & Co. make written
offer to sell the vessel to the Naval
Department for a sum slightly in ex-
cess of $4,000. The department at
Washington decided to accept this Of
fer conditionaIly on the vessel proving
to be all right in a trial trip. Money
was sent out from Washington to Pay
master Hall with which to make the
purchase.
When the U. s. S. Wheeling was in
port officers OF that vessel constituted
an examining board to look over the
scow. It now turns out that their re-
port showed that it would require an
expenditure of nearly $4,000 by the
firm of Hackfeld & Co, before the
scow could be placed in condition
which would guarantee her acceptance
by the department.
Admiral Merry sent this report on to
Washington with a recommendation
that the scow be not purchased unless
the Wheeling examiners recommends
tons were carried out, and as the local
firm IS unwilling to make these repairs
the sale to the government is Off
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WATERFRONT
NOW A HEAVEN
Capt. Harry Flint Has Chased All
Loafers From the Ship,
ping Center.

There are not many seaport cities in
the world of which it can be said at
any one time: There is not single
hobo on the water front" Yet this is
the case in Honolulu. There is no sailor
who is broke and out of a job there.
There is no sundowner looking for a
free feed from a ships cook. Accord
ing to Captain Harry Flint, of the wa
ter front police. that section of Homo
lulu is now so peaceable that an angel
could wander around down there after
nightfau without being scared. Flint
says he has not been forced to make
an arrest for the past twenty days.
The reason for this state of affairs
is that Flint is a hustler and has be-
come a terror to buns and evil-doers
on the water front. He is something
of a wolf and as he goes around in
Sleeps clothing"-in civilian dress
the wrong-Cfoer gives the water front
the go by. Flint has been busy for
weeks clearing out the water front and
gentle Weary Willies who thought they
had established permanent residences
in lumber piles and other hiding places
along 1.-The 'front.' had to move. Ee
hustled every bum in such a manner
that the tramp quickly got aboard
ship and cleared out. The last hour
loafers who hung about the water front
were placed on the ship Bangalore
Wednesday for a trip around the Horn
TO New York.
Tramps who have left Honolulu for
the Coast have given the place such
a bad name that few loafers are now
to make the trip here. Flint
is called 'The-Man- With-The-Red-
Face" and all hobos fear him.
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Shipping Notes.

The schooner Concord will lay up in
the stream for a while
The bark Andrew WEIGH may sail for
San Francisco on Monday.
The Aibatross will take in lbs tons OF
coal at the navy wharf today.
The steamer Mikahala was on the
marine railway yesterday being clean
ed.
The Norwegian bark City of Arga
may leave Saturday in ballast for Eu-
reka.
The German ship Gertrud is discharg-
ing Portland cement at the Railway
wharf
The bark Kaiulani expects to sail to-
day with 27o0 tons of sugar for San
Francisco.
Officers of the Atbatross saw the
steamer Hanalei. bound for Laysan
Island, off Bird Island ON Saturday ev-
eninS.
After being cleaned and repaired, the
Old hulk Kaimiloa has been taken off
the marine railway. and is again an
chored in the row.
Inter-Island steamers will now make
a weekly trip to Niihau. as the season
for shipping cattle and sheep to the
Honolulu market is now on.
The schooner Rosamond arrived yes
terday after good passage of II days
from the coast. She brought a large
general cargo and a deck load OF bricks.
She is discharging at Brewers wharf.
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THE PEOPLE OF HAWAII
AS SEEN BY AN lNSlDER
fContinued from Page Sd

the native men regarded the proceed
ings was suggestive of country fair
or horse race"
Although the government furnishes
free medical attention to the natives,
they do not, as a rule. call a white
physician, but go into the water or call
a gahuna Instead. with the result that,
although composing less than one-third
of the population, they furnish fully
two-thirds of the deaths. The vflest
kind ow manufactured liquor Costing,
as one dealer told the writer, about
s.. 85 per barrel to make) is sold to the
natives and is doing its deadly work
among them.
Another cause of the decrease of this
interesting race is that, like the French,
they have but few children The birth
rate is only about 2 per 1000, whereas
to equal the death rate it should be %
per 1000.
Islands, estimated the population at
400, 900 in 1878. In 1853 it had decreased
to 71,019, while the census of 1879? show
ed but 1854, including part Hawaiians,
and so it would seem that this inter
esting people would survive but a short
time.
Hawaii is fast losing its charm, and
tourists who wish to see any of its
primitive features should not delay the
trip.
c. " STURDEVANT.
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THIS SAILOR HAD
A CHARMED LIFE
He Was Washed Overheard and
Then Washed Back
Again.

Captain John Hodson, night inspec-
tor in the Honolulu Customs force, has
apparently led a charmed life. When
a boy of sixteen years he left his home
in Norway, throwing away his chances
of following in his fathers footsteps as
an officer in the Norwegian army for
a life on the sea. Since that time he
has sailed all over the Watery globe
and only a few years ago quit the sea
after having been in many disasters.
He was shipwrecked in the South Sea
islands and only by a miracle escaped
with his life but the most remarkable
experience he had was while captain
of a schooner trading between the
Sound and California ports.
On one occasion he took a cargo of
lumber from the Sound to San Pedro.
Before leaving the Sound the ships
carpenter made some repairs to the hull
of the vessel and during his work the
chips from a piece of timber he was
hewing fell into the hull of the vessel
between the lumber and it's sides.
Shortly after leaving port the vessel
encountered a heavy gale and the ship
commenced to leak. The schooner
pumps were started but the chips
which the carpenter had dropped into
her hold clogged them up. Captain
Hodson put his vessel right before the
wind and ordered his men to take out
the pump and clear out the chips.
While this was being done he stood
with the man at the wheel to see that
the schooner was kept right ahead of
the wind. Waves of enormous height
were chasing the schooner and one of
these washed over the vessel from stern
to bow. throwing the man at the wheel
fiat on his face and tossing the Cap
tain overheard.
As Captain Hodson was swept over
the side into the foaming water the
ropes holding a boom broke and it
dropped to the deck with one end hang
ing out over the side of the schooner.
A broken rope dangling from this hit
the Captain on the head and with the
wild energy of a drowning man he
caught hold of it. The vessel gave
tremendous lurch and her bulwarks
were again Under water while the speed
of the vessel dragged the man in the
water who was holding on to the rope
along and finally tossed him on deck
again. He was at the wheel as soon
as the schooner righted and nearly
frightened the life out of the sailor
standing there. This man though he
had seen a ghost and promptly ran
from the wheel. Captain Hodson seiz-
ed it, put the vessel ahead of the wind
again and later weathered the storm.
Its the only time have ever known
of a man to have been washed over
board and then washed back again.
says the Captain who now declares that
he has left the sea for good and is con-
tent to live on land.
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To ]. et
OR


The following desirable properties
upon moderate terms:
Is brand new and modern cottages
on Beretania street west of Piikoi
street.
s-Cottage on South street near Queen
street.
AZ Cottages on Chamberlain street
near Queen street.
5-Store in Orpheum block on Fort
street.
e-Land Of the area of one acre, sit
uated on the corner of South and Hale
kauila streets, and suitable for storage
purposes, or for building site for
warehouses or factory.
7-Building site at Kamoiliili, 'front.'
ing on proposed extension Of Rapid
Transit to Kaimuki, area one acre.
S-Three building lots on Kaaihee av-
enue and opposite the Experimental
Station at Makik.
@Taro land at Manoa and Pauoa.
10-Rice land at Aiea, Eva
Also other lands suitable for agricul-
tural and other purposes in different
parts Of this island.
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Apply to
Apply to
KapiOlani Estate, Ltd.
Elite Bldg, over
Hart & Co. S 4 PAR GeEsA
New York Dental ParlOrS

THE PAINLESS DENTAL SPECIAL
lists.
Hundreds of people can testify that we
have extracted their teeth without pain
All dental work done painlessly, and in
the best possible manner by graduate
dentists who are specialists in their pro-
fession. Have your dental work attended
to by competent dentists at the
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS.
The New York Dental Parlors do more
business than any other institution OF its
kind in the world, and our guarantee is
back of it.
Don't confuse US with the cheap den
lists.
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c. ". sTURDEVANT.
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FINE PASTURAGE.

Horses and cattle pastured close to
Honolulu, 300 acre run; for terms, ETC.,
apply to room 6Os StangenwaId build
ing. s1es
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<.s,>-t = ~ = ~. ~ NJ 3
A&<. w. 1e<tb 4 k>r' 4 MI !. -
I>< ~ axsjn seEt ~ >nr 80 Il repo<t :
~ q ~ locsi hsVpe&sres iessis eese-
1rx;iy-
JOIN slears Aa1<rso< Se<-<< csess..
{<>>ee Ard
c~ AL Morgan ceaass Ars
<tc< >i.A lever.
1ke fsr<at hs2h uafsf< 1s1 moch dam-
srs "a Aaat people ia sais eeusis. The
eldss tiiiscn~ here -, tts> teset ~
tt> >Asess - d: ~ sciers
A crmfsny sisssd sths Ciint~ood Tim
her and Coal COMPANY 49, contracted
for censidesabis aosntiit Of white oak
sin,ssr "a The csssctn r<ri al THE county.
This comp,nS via have 20 raise The
psio> Yet tree - fhes I'll Ees ne more
csk timber IL this part o. the eosnty 81
which tktfe ise vast quantity.
5 q Counts, Of this place. gasc social
crtefiainment ~ bis residence Safards.
nichf. uhieh Nas well attended ~ the
yonne ladies sud gcrti=zrr=
o. Walker Counts. OF this place. Com.
srissioncs % kescnae for the Casters
Disfric; q this roauty. = prtpNring "a
''inicrvicw" the taxpayers IN his district
just a. rapidly as possible.
Misses Ollie NJ Pouers aud Emmi
Counts, Of near here. "took IN tkc enter.
taiRmeni at 5. c. Counts SATURDAY night
Aisses fatithA po~ars. susie c. Count
and Benton n. Powers. Of near here. pais
a social visit 70 Nr. and Mrs. James n
Powers, Of near eucu. Saturday. return.
ins sunday
Aoah = Coauts. merchant Of neal
hrar. b. uoe selling bis goods a almos
cost IN order TO close cut. Bs SAYS iha
when eue Days mercantile establish
meni be also buys 'icis iloti.lc' Stiancl
shea. isn't ii. that 80 meny are aisagl
siiliug 20 bay the "ir0uble' vhen the
can. on.latIn.
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In 1900 s,.s Zen states so4,h % chr
Iysona> s.s che 04,c >rd c>-t q sbs|
Mississippi insladisg f.oas>i,n<. had n
per cent a sbe total pssalssiop u the
Usnea ssste-. aud - per cent Of the
-raosi sefhlai.sn: VI osls ets per cent
oil the total expenditures Tor public
schools 49, nsde "a these -tssss. sad
eeis "a les cent ef The sass. sss.7cs Of
pahiic school property was 10 thsssl
states
Tho per capita expenditure for public
schools varied from - cents in Alabama
and 81 cents in North Carolina to 81 80
ia Massachusetts aud $3.50 IN Nsrsds.
The average ios she whole coantry vas
S2.s3. Tor these ten states only IS cents.
The average per capii. FOE these states
uas less than Snc-third the average Cor
the whole country and oniy little more
than one-Eith the average Cor the North
Atlantic and Western states. The aver
age salaries prsd teachers Tor toe entire
school year varied from So for males aud
Sie Tor females IN North Carolina 70
$3.50 Cor males and $3.50 for feurles in
Massachusetts,. The average foe the whole
countrs. exclusive Of these ten states.
~as tf55o2 ios males and 1912 - Tor
females. for these ten states SIS for
males and $50 Tor females The average
number 81 days Of schooling for each
child Of school age varied from - 10
North Carolina 90 lgl in Massachusetts.
For the North Atiantic states IL Was 81.
for The North Central states -. ior The
Western states So. faf these ten Southern
states 81. N should bc remembered also
that oniy ;5i.o oi lhV 5.6i5.i64 children
81 school age in these ten states we're re-
ported as enrolled On private schools,
primary and secondary
The total school fond af those ton states
Was only one million eallars more than
The school fand off Onio. aud the total
value az iheif public school property was
only one hali che taluc oi tia public
school property of Ohio.
A generation has passed since the close
ol the war hrtrccn The states. aud bust
meas men in tAe prime at lite whose chill
dfeu arc nov in the schools never heard
Che noise of battle os saw a wounded
soldier sent ie ihe roar. Thcsc states are
sich hevond comparison in natural re-
sources They are qcopied iy brave
aud noble race J.. 90 crcdushie 20 OF.
that such comparisons as the above shou
such relative conditions as to education
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Could Not Breathe.

Coughs. colds. ccuur, esir, bronchitis.
other thfosf and laux Troubles are qairkiy
cared hs One Minute Coneh Cure. One
ainnss Conrk Care l. MOI a mere cxpec-
totRnt. which gives only temporary relief
u sofscus and iiQai6cs The mucous. draws
csaec Of the disease Absolutely safe
Acts AZ nnrc. --tLc Minute Cough Care
viii DO al that is ciaimcd tor 8. - saws
Justice Of the f4-ss. ! @ Heed. Crosby.
Mics. INV pilr corid net get her breath
aud ues relieved hs the ffst dose u has
been bennett 70 Al my family" Head.
Sloan a Taylor. -
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Alter e4iaT a lev tatiiss 81 ketci
Dssssesis ckfe ssr sifa rrseift1 perfect
zsd perm saent fesief ffsn . sevsrc sas
cbrpnie eese 81 <t1Hsse trnntts says J.
Helig. rcst essase. r<nraaar as ieen
srssl. u NaceNs a. eefore 1siag
KeEsi cs-acpei< cert she eseid aei eAs
a. osainsfs ssesi s5s14af iat<a<e enteF-
is< sac i re~ ertfreis cared. Several
psse.c<-ns And pshs renesies h<4 fsisssi
10 give rri;rf Nos deo't ka<r - dies
Ess Ar< xee1 foot 500 neas. Aet de4
sx<ti33 tAc eseakch kef4 1f~eepsie
Gaze III. <lras- aizssi * fes ,es. hes1.
>fcan 4 Ys>ief -
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PAYING FOR CARRIES CRU
SADIE.

TAs city authorities SOD Topeka have
settled With the saieonkeerers oi that
Plsee by paving idem Sioeo fos the dam
age uaicied upon their property by Car
re Nation. and alter ala thc other muuici-
paliiics have footed ths hiils resuliing
from Der crusade. &c Will bee found that
then. hts been considerable outlay hc-
cause 90 lh> misdirc4ted zeal I'd aaUit
Dec rvfermer. 50 tar ss cau De learned.
attie, 10 sny. good resulted froul Mrs
Naiiun's violent methods, while there has
been much harm Tho woman has lost
het hestaud, the towns that tolerated her
un.auiol action have heCu mulcted for
damages, sac cause ~ Temperance has
eained nothing whatever from her ill-
advised crosste, and she has become On
ctiset 90 terisiou --ftus5afF R'spaich.
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FROM 0SBORN'S GAP

s;ers.s.es<se = Va sls SECS CAP Fss~
Cssse2x> Gar. ~. Mark l5--Se4s.
fsia spd hist tidet hete pfesaHtd n iios
seeisoa fs sesefsi dssf. The hirh tide-
haze do4e consides@lsle dsmsxe Sc resi-
sed r4eonef. tsre becr hfeete1 est
fies~eeA tlsspes h>> setosn<d From.
..ss Efsek. xkcre he A-s k<re ~oskiuz
ST lae rt<ees Ness Cexl c>npsus fos
spspt sims
Sd s~sns~i<s reskia< te> iiiss,.,,>
! ef@xs.< sees ~<<k 4Asy ~r> t>S<;ex To-
Z y. Ts,
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II would cough nearly al Night long
writes Nr. Ctas. Apologize, OF AieRau-
1tsa, Ind. "and could hardly get any
sieer. bad consumption 30 bad thai ID
J etikcd block ! souid cough fright
iuiis aud sPit blood but, when Az oihei
medicine failed, three 81 90 bottles Of Dr..
Kings Neu Discovery ~bsii1 cured me
and : gained - poands rs Absolutely
guaranteed e cV-c Cou<hs. Code, "a
Grippe. Broechits and AL Throat and
Lang tsosbles Price sos ard 81 90 Trial
bottles fres Il " Keilys dreg sserc.
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a.Oi large sores on my httie daughter.
Head developed inio : case ~ said bead
rsites G. D. isbiil. % Nererntoa. 1tun..
i,af bac4ien's Afpsca Saise com irtels
eers1 Aer It's gaatsa,ec1 care fe1
kcsema. Iettef. saii EAeam. fimpies,
N.rsfs sad Piles Gals Is eenis a q "a
H<iif 4lne stors. ~
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LAUNDRY.
WINCHESTER. KY.

This is one Of the most complete
and up-to.aste Lsundriss in the couu-
ny aad always does firsi-elass work
J. " Kelly Is agent at Big Stone
Gap. Basket leaves here Tuesday
night aad returns Saturday morning.