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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-23
NOTICE.
POWER OF ATTORNEY.

During the absence or Chong Kim
Sing. manager of zee Chong Company,
from I.ahaina, Maui. Territory Of Ha-
wall. K. F. Tin Pow viii act as man
ager of said company with full powers.
Dated Lahaina, Maui, Sept. 8, 1903.
YEE CHONG CO,
65SB BY Chong Kim Sing.
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Commissioner 5 Sole
Valuable
Real Estate
SITUATE IN HONOLULU, OAHU
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

Pursuant to decree made by Hon. l.
7. De Bolt, First Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the First judicial CircuAs
filed on the 18th day of August, A. y.
1908, in cause entitled ". f. AlleY.,
Trustee, VS.. S. X. Kane and Kealo&R
Kane, the undersigned as Commits
sioner duly appointed will EXPOSE tex
sale at public auction subject 10 cor
firmation by said Court
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the Nan,wa In Collision,

A detailed report regarding the col
lision between the Japanese warship
Naniwa and the sailing-ship Dundee Is
given in telegram to the .Asahi. I'M
der date of August oath, from Shang
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-23
LACKED EXPERIENCE.

Mamma: Don't let me catch you in
a lie again, you naughty boy!''
Johnny: II won't if L can help it;
but [ haven't had the experience that
pa has had. Boston Transcript.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-23
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
HAWAIIAN FRUIT AND PLANT
CO, LTD.

At the annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Fruit and Plant Co, Ltd, held
Saturday, Sept. u, 1903, the following
officers and directors were elected 10
serve for the ensuing year:
L. G. Kellogg President
E. c. Rhodes Vice President
w. B. Thomas. ................Sec Secretary
T. Richard Robinson. Auditor
Bank of Hawaii. Treasurer
w. w Hall, Director
W. W. Goodale. Director
w. B. THOMAS,
$3.50 Secretary.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
Kate Hotteadorf VS.. Henry Hotten-
dorf-Summons. Stamps SD. The
Territory of Hawaii.
To the High Sheriff of the Territory. or
his Deputy; the Sheriff of the ISL
and of Oahu, or his Deputy, in the
Territory OF Hawaii:
You are commanded 10 summon
Henry Hottendorf defendant in case.
he shall file written answer within
twenty days after service hereof, to be
and appear before the said Circuit
Court at the November term thereof TO
be holden at Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
on MONDAY, the 4th day of November
next, al 10 o'clock a. m, to show cause
why the claim of Kate Hottendorf,
plaintiff, should not be awarded to her
pursuant to the tenor of her annexed
libel for divorce. And have you then
there this writ with full return of your
proceedings thereon.
Witness: Hon. A. s. Humphreys. 1st
Judge of the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit, at Honolulu, Oahu, this 14th
day of October, 1901.
(SeaD p. DANSON KELLETT, JR..
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Notice.
POWER OF ATTORNEY.

During the absence Of Ho Leong,
manager Of Sing Wo Co, from the
Territory Of Hawaii, c. Kan seu will
act as manager of said Company with
full powers.
Dated September 8, 1903.
SING WO COMPANY,
ssso By Ho Leong.
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Office of the Board of Health,
Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept 81 1908.
Sealed tenders-in duplicate-will be
Health, until u o'clock noon, Wednes-
day, September Goth, 1903, for building
an ambulance.
Plans and specifications may be seen
upon application at the Office of the
Board of Health.
The Board does not bind itself to ac-
cept the lowest or any hid.
CHAS. B. COOPER, NJ. D.,
6591 President Board of Health.
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By decree of the Honorable John T.
De Bolt, First Judge of the First Cir
cult Court, made the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1908. the foregoing sale has
been postponed until noon on Saturday,
September &c, 1903.
65S9-19, % 26
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true. full and correct copy of the
original Summons on file in the Clerk $
Office of the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit in the above entitled cause.
GEORGE LUCAS,
Clerk Circuit Court, First Circuit, Ter
ritory of Hawaii
Dated Honolulu, Sept 16. 1903.
c. F. PETERSON. ESQ,
Attorney for hbellant.
65SS. Sept. is, 10, q, %, % and "a.
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TENDERS FOR AMBULANCE.

Honolulu, T. H., Sept. o. 1908. 659:
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
BUSINESS IS DEAD, LONG LIVE BUSINESS

President Hardy of the Bankers As sociation, which held it's annual con VentioD in the city of San Francisco last week, assures the country that the prosperity boom is over. Prog perity is one Of the most elastic terms that may be used, and is most custom arily aseG in figures, and figures can lie like the young fellow whose name appears in Holy Writ called; Annanias.
 Il is only Q very few months ago that Wall Street and the financial pa pers of the East were believing at the top of their voices, with columns of figures accompanying the below ings, representing trusts. combines, stocks and promises of dividends that made investors in booms and boom corporations lie awake ct nights shak- ing hands with themselves as they pie tured in their minds the falling cou- pons clipped from the bonds and stocks in which they had invested at the solicitation of the boomers"
 But where are those trusts and com bices now? Lake drift upon the sea shore they are to be found stranded and scattered as though blown from the hurricanes of heaven. And now about the watered stocks? Where are they? They are packed around in the pockets of Wall Street pigeon holes, like gas franchises that are granted and never carried out. Where are all the fat dividends that were to be paid. and were to come to the In- vestors as though they had eyes ana were hunting the owners. A.l gone like the soap bubbles blown from the clay pipe of the laughing, chasing child. and struck by Don Luis '-twie- < &sSrS
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
AUTHENTIC NEWS.

The Noftz-James case is only com
 ing to the interesting point. It will
 be seen before he'case comes to trlai
 that somebody did indeed get on
 wrong. Chapter two appears in the
 news columns of the Review of today.
 The Review has still more to come, and it will appear at the time it thinAs IS should be published. Things have come to 9 pretty pass when Q man ac-
 cused of crime can not state his siae
 of the case. The law allows him not only this pris--ege, but stands ready
 to assist him in clearing himself
 the charges If ne can. It is stated
 that even his counsel-referring to
 NoItz particularly now-could not ob-
 tain an interview with Noftz. He then
 rushes into print and tells how and
 why he could not, and we believe him. OMoer Jennings, against whom no.
 word was said in the Review, rusues also into print with the "affidavy" fe- yer hot upon ms brow. and swears
 that he got the paper, called "a con-
 fession" from NoItz, something that no person ever doubted or said they doubted. The Review knows a good
 deal about the Noftz case. which Ofi- cer Jennings does not know, gooo
 deal. also, that Mr. Jennings -oes know which he has not told. The Review is able to print the statement made by Noitz. and which appears ex- clusiVely in the Review. It gives Noftz's statement in writing in full. It also prints fifteen questions anu
 answers made to and given by Noftz.
 How the Review obtained and does obtain all of it's information is the
 business of the Review. But one thing is very evident, that it does get the news. MT. Jennings is quoted ID
 print as stating that he discrediteG the fact that Noftz had -ade state ment to the kevisU. The Review makes this statemcnc nere and now, and the offer is open 70 Mir. Jennings at any minute. The Review will put up FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH against similar amount of his, the ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to be given tO tather Gheljofs church, Reverend Shields church, or divided equally between them, without 2 string to this offer, if Mr. Jennings or any other person in the world can prove that single statement made by the Review, as coming frof Noftz, is not correct and genuine, and from Noftz himself. and whcch statements have been corrobOrated by the Review in other ways and by other means, and which the ReVIew possesses in abun- dance. Mr. Jennings is an efficient officer as rule. but when De publiciy states that he disc-edits statements made by this paper itself. without the slightest reason for SC doing, this pa per can show him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

ter" Ano what terrific wailings there are in the land over it. The "hollers' of the pinched spectators and the whining of the despoileo lambs can be heard quite clearly all the way across the continent from New York to Sis bee. a1d the feeced lambs find themselves p-operly shorn of their downy wool, instead Of becoming prize rams in the financial world
 Solid prosperity comes not from the source of Wall Street. Solid pros pelity is to be foune' in abundance us- ually where the sound of the stock ticker touches not the ear, and where ,here are less facilities for telegraph than anywhere else there is to be found 6 good sized bunch of sofia prosperity. Our miners, merchants and bankers, who do their business in the old fashioned way, and along the old fashioned lines, do not usually have to sit up nights and scheme how they may carry the load such as the 'hurry-and-get-rich speculative trusts have. The man who sticks to his counter and scales, the miner who piods away at his mine, ana the bank CT who treats his customers fairly, is very apt to carry around with him a very fair appearance of solid prosper ity. The country in which the false boom is the soonest exploded, and the crop Of financing fools the shortest, may confidently be looked upon as the solid spot, all the brilliant twad5le of the fellows who sit in leather uphOis- tered chairs and walk on Wilton car pets, who can figure out that twice two is twelve, to the contrary notwith- standing. Bisbee today, with her three shifts in twenty-four hours, of cleanlooking, intelligent miners, ana full dinner pails, looks q mighty sigh better than a 'ansom, drawn by bob tailed horse. the owner of the 'ansom guessing how he ever made so many suckers believe tha. quart of liquid could be put in pint.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
SHOT
 ACCIDENTALLY LOADED GUN WAS IN TRUNK END EXPLODED IN HANDLING. Charles Grier, Express Empioye. Meets With Serious Accident While Taking Trunk From Car at Depot.
Charles crier, Express emp,oye,
Taking Trunk From Car at Depot.

An accident occurred at the Fl Paso anc' Southwestern depot in this city On Tuesday night, the details of which leaked out but yesterday morning. Charles Grier, an employe of t-.e Wells, Fargo Express company, was shot in the right arm while unloading a trunk from one of the depot trucks
 It seems that the trunk which Grier was handling contained a loaded six shooter of Colts pattern and A a..- bre. It is presumed that the jar oc- casioned by dropping the trunk to [, c platform caused. the gun to explode, the bullet tearing through the walls of the trurk and imbedding itself in young Grier's arm, between the wrist and elbow.
 The accident happened just after the train for the west had pulled out, and there were 10 witnesses except those employed about the depot an express office, their reticence succeed ing in keeping the matter quiet until Er'er appeared on the street yestv day.
 Charles Grier, the victim of the ac- cident, came here but a short time ago, when Wells. Fargo & Go. in- stalled its system on this line. He formerly worked in Brsbee more than g year ago, leaving here for Tucson, where he has been employed up to the time that he returned to work for Wells, Fargo & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
Country Club.

Country Club.
 c. F. Sill, of the Henry Barbour com pany, who has had! in hand the in ception of country club where resi- dents Of this city might enjoy the pleasures of out door sport, reports that he has met with the greatest en- couragenent in the propagation of his idea Already the proposition has me. with favor in the eyes of many Of the Representative men Of Bisbee and the organization of such a club
 nay materialize in the very near fu- ture Manager RouZer, of the Copper Queen hotel has already offered to extend to those who think seriously Of becoming members in the proposed seItemen's club the courtesies of his hostelry for preliminary meetings and such subsequent gatherings as thev may find 1t necessary 10 hold. MT. Sill shows marked ability to proceed with the details of such an organiza- ton and is rich in previous experience along this same line, having been cop nected with similar clubs in other parts of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

@se Res.ew mas a branch office st Douglas, and is delivered by carrieI E :se following towns: Naco.
 CSaaneA. Douglas. Tomb4o..e. sensof.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

If the Canadians don't like the de cision of the Alaskan boundary com mission, yhy don't they hold a --.e Fourth of July of their own? America did that once to her mother. and may be Canada might do likewise
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

The malx If progress Sii.,ws ilt:,r,t in and around Don Luis taiIy. Ihe big fence aiouni Inc new athletic park loo IS Ike bUs,a,ss, and Ire houses c1r;,r ,e 10 grow where ,Le mesquite hourished but short time ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

Japan and Russia are acting pre- cisely as though the Emperors of Chi na and Korea hadn't bouht a chip in the game, and had their feet below all.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
THREATENING WAR CLOUDS.
Crisis Delayed but Russia Continues
 to Prerare for Trouble.

Crisis Delayed, but Russia Continues
 to Prepare for Trouble.
 London. Oct. 2S.-"The crisis has apparently been delayed" telegraphs Che Foo, correspondent of the Morn ing Post. Russia. in the meanwhile, is strongly augmenting her fleet Tn these waters and concentrating troops in the vicinity of Yalu River. She holds all the available river frontage at Yongaupho and dominates the Shaho passage.
 The emperor of Corea." the cor respondent concludes. ~is in favor of plssis@'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

Among the exhibits 70 De a. the worlds fair will De Q great pile of skulls from the Philippines. They wl-- not be more empt than the iIi- c-ic brain that suggested the idea
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

If the fellow that runs the weather bureau in and arcunu Bisbee has any finer weather than be is dishing up al the present time, We wish he, would keep in reserve for the first threaten ing clouds that appear, if they ever do. Autumnal nectar isn't in it with Bis bee weather.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

Clifton is now threatened with shortage of coal, due to the present strikes in the coal fields. The A. C. company are having 2 hard time to keep their bins filled No doubt the management will coon commence to figure on oil burners which VIII oe more reiiah3e"-Coppss Era
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

If Canada just can't stand il at all, why, she would look pretty good a. several states in the galaxy which marks the blue ground on Oic G.Cry.''
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

Old Elijah got in his work in Chica 80 all right, but he sadly underrated New York's sagacity.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

The Crafty Old Po-.y's version, re- vised, is-public ofic- is a private graft
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

TAey all 60. Ehak7 Smoke Eie- bee Favocitee.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
ROCK ISLAND HEADING
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
Will Absorb Numerous Minor Roads
and Find Outlet at San
Diego.

DENVER, Jan. 6.-The report that the
Rock Island intends TO build to the pa
cifc Coast and TO connect with Denver
through Colorado Springs, Pueblo and III
Paso on the south was practically CON-
drmed this morning by George S. Good
who is now engaged in building the line
from Tuscuncarf TO Dawson in New Me-
ico, and who constructed over 600 miles
OF the FL Paso and Northeastern and
other roads now used or controlled bv the
Rock Island Mr.. Good stated that the
Rock Island would absorb the srnaU
roads which are now being built in the
Southwest, which will form the main
line The San Diego and Eastern is to
form the western end.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q
Will Address Colored People.

OAKLAND. Jan. S--After Booker T
Washington has concluded his address
Sunday evening at the First COngrega-
tional Church he will make a second pub
lie appearance that evening. at Germauia
Hall before the cOlOred citizens of Oak
land. The doors viii close at 8 p. m The
meeting is under the direction Of the In
dustriaI Club and viii be for the benefit OF
the Tuskegee Institute.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
SALVATION IN EDUCATION.

Negro Must Begin at the Bottom and
Work Up.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
RAPID GROWTH OF TUsKEGEE.

81 started in 1881 to build up an institu-
ton Of learning near the town of Tuske-
gee, Alabama The beginning was 4in
shanty with one teacher and thirty stu
dents. Since then the institution has
grown gradually, until we now have 400
young men and women who come to us
from thirty States and seven foreign coun-
tries In all our departments. Industrial.
normal and religious, we have I12 in
structors, and if I add the families of our
instructors we have as a constant popu
lation upon our schoolgrounds approxi-
mately 1900 people. From the shanty we
have grown in property to the point where
we have 300 acres Of land. On this land
there are SO buildings, counting large and
small, and each one of them, except four.
has been almost wholly erected by the la
Dor Of the students. The students have
done all the work from making of the
bricks to the putting IN Of the electric
fixtures. This property is valued at $3.50
900. The annual expense Of CARRYING on
this work is $120 900. In addition to other
forms of education we keep in constant
operation % different industrial depart
ments, and each one is an industry in
which each student can find employment
as soon as he leaves our institution. The
main industry emphasized is teaching of
agriculture, and we emphasize this be-
cause 50 per cent of our people live by
some form of agriculture. find that nv
race is at its best, as rule. where own
ing and cultivating the soil; in too many
cases it is at its worst when in contact
with the competition and temptations of
city life In addition to training for af.ri-
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Mayor SChn7ifz Pre-
sides Over Big
Gathering.

plause so generous and so lasting that
he was kept bowing for several minutes
before he could commence his address
He then spoke in part as follows:
Il thank you most sincerely for your
hearty and enthusiastic welcome to your
city. 1 interpret it as meaning not 50
much personal tribute, but as an in
dication of your interest in the cause of
my race, which in some slight degree
am permitted to represent. 1 am not
fitted by experience or by education to
be your instructor this evening along any
line of education. I was born a slave
on a plantation in the State of Virginia
in the year 1858 or 1859 have never
been able 10 learn the exact place and
date of my birth. My own education was
secured, after several years working in
the coal mines of West Virginia. at the
Hampton Institute, where 1 was per
mitted to work my way through the in
stitution. After finishing my education
at this place 1 resolved to spend my life,
IS best l could. TO improve the industrial
moral and religious condition of my own
people. Not only that, but to try to
make them of such high value as citizens
to the white people among whom they
lived that the white man would respect
the negro for his intrinsic worth.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

arc doing excellent work in every part
of the South.
II find that when we can get an indi-
vidual to the point where he becomes the
owner of a home and taxpayer, he be-
comes a conservative, Industrious and
useful citizen, who has the confidence of
both races.
1T is not the negro who has been thor
oughly educated in head, hand and heart
who commits the crimes: 1t is the shift
less. uneducated one who is guilty of
crime.
MY race does not ask nor does it need
to have charity scattered among them. 1t
is very seldom that in any part of the
country in any city one sees a black hand
reaching out for charity. The race does
not ask for this. But 1t does ask of YOU
through your interest and generosity to
have leaders and teachers sent among
them to teach them how to take the same
money, which they now scatter to the
winds in mortgaging their crops buying
cheap clothing and jewelry, and put IT
irto buying homes and building of school
houses
RACE HATRED LESSENING.
I'm regard to the relation of the races
/ do not believe that their relation with
each other is growing more strained. On
the other hand, 1 believe that there has
never been time in the history of the
races when so many Southern white pee
pie were so unselfishly interested in help
ing the negro to get. upon his feet In
making this statement do not overlook
the wrongs and injustice with which we
have to contend. There is one thing of
which l feel absolutely sure, that is that
race hatred and ignorance are no solution
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON ADDRESSES GREAT
AUDIENCE IN THE MECHANICS PAVILION

,6 colOred people recdfy mistake which they made
after their emancipation They tried the they
bought carriage of wagon
teach people that they begin the bottomt
the soil growth
Of all nations They liberty
quest"-BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Distinguished Visitor Talks EioquenfIy of
the UpbuiIding of His Race

culture we emphasize training in all the
mechanical pursuits, and in addition to
that our women are trained in every line
laundering, sewing, nursing, gardening
and fruit growing. 1t is my opinion that
my race win get upon its feet just in pro-
portion as it is taught to put brains. skill
and dignity into all the common occupa-
tions that are about our doors in the
South. My race must be taught to do a
common thing in an uncommon manner,
TO do thing so well that no one can i'm
prove upon what has been done. Where
any man-black or whites taught to do
a thing better than any one else, that in
dividuars problem is>solved.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

II T<E Russian oppression dynamite The Indian
aiates against wrong with the omahawk, the Cuban with
revolution gent, long-suferng
in the world his oppression midnight for deliver
fathfulness, righteousness
fronting BOOKER T. WASHINGTON.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
MUST RIVAL WHITE LABOR.

"A large number of graduates go
out as teachers in the public schools of
the South They not only teach the
books, but what is more important. they
teach their pupils the dignity of labor and
how to perform well all the duties that
relate to home life and making a living.
The work of our graduates is not only to
teach our people how to get upon their
feet, but to do that which is equally i'm
portant to show the Southern white peo-
pie that skilled, intelligent and indus
trious black man is of more value than
an unslxilled ignorant and shiftless one.
"Our graduates are not only in demand
in large numbers by our own race. but
we cannot begin to supply the demands
that are constantly pouring in upon us
by white people for our graduates TO take
charge Of farms, dairies, orchards, ETC..
In other places. We have sent out from
our Institution over 1000 graduates, who