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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-12
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was done through motives OF kindness
George Makalena, the cannon ball OF
Waianae, ended the meeting with some
oratorfcaI fireworks, which, owing 10
the late hour. there were few left to
aupreciate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-12
DEMOCRATS AT PUNcHBowL.

A. V. Peters, who acted as chairman
of the Democratic Punchbowl meeting
first called for silence and then for
three cheers for the Democratic party.
and they were given by an audience Of
several hundred He told the audi
ence what the party had to fight
against on the mainland and remarked
that while silver had been the watch
word. the party would be found pure
gold.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21

church, attended by great crowd OF
interested people. A similar meeting
was to have been held in the First
CONGREGATIONAL church, but at the last
moment this meeting was merged in the
other. President D.. M. Linnard Of the
board of trade presided at this meeting
Telling addresses were delivered by
Judge C. j. Willett and DIR. w. E. HID
bard, who were eyewitnesses or the
disaster at San Francisco; Seward A.
Simons, Rev. Brink and Rev. M. j. NC
Leod. Slips were then passed through
the audience for contributions AS
result OF this system and the passing OF
the usual collection boxes $41975 was
added to the funds already collected.
This brings the total money oontr1pu-
tions to date up to over $25,00O.
Three more carloads of provisions and
clothing were dispatched this evening.
This includes one carload of oranges
shipped over the Santa Fe and two
car loads shipped over the Southern
Pacific, and consisting of miscellaneous
provisions and clothing.
President G. d. Sargent OF the Pasa-
dena Merchants association started to
San Francisco tonight to represent the
city in the receipt and distribution of
the several shipments of supplies. Adj
ditional cars will be loaded tomorrow
and sent on their way and the board or
trade rooms will be open all day for the
purpose of receiving and packing the
| articles contributed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Give Up Good Time
DESMOND GOES .
NORTH WITH COOKS
AND PROVISIONS

Dropping all interest in his vast en-
terprises to enlist in the cause of hui
lnanity and aid the sufferers from
hunger in San Francisco, Joe Desmond,
of the contracting firm of Shattuck "
Desmond of this city, will leave over
the Southern Pacific at o'clock this
morning with crew fully organized to
cook food for the inmates of the ruined
metropolis.
The party will be superintended by
Mr.. Desmond himself and will be made
M of men who have spent years III
cooking for vast hordes of men in grad
ing and construction camps. =,
At his own expense Mr.. Desmond Will
carry with him provisions enough to
feed thousands of persons, and at firsi
will not depend on the supplies which
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21

are being sent from all points to the
scene of disaster.
"The proposition that I take all the
men available from our grading camps
and go to the scene of horror to COOK
wholesome food for the sufferers was
accepted readily by the chamber OF
commerce relief committee said MIR.
Desmond to The Herald. "And per-
mission was at once accorded me TO
start for the north this morning.
"Only men who have been with our
camps and are known to be experts III
the line of getting out vast quantities
of food will be taken along, and you
can say for me that within an hour
after we enter San Francisco we VIII
be able to give out Irish stews to from
twelve to fifteen thousand persons who
are at present suffering.
ut is my intention to increase tne
camp we will establish there, and little
by little be able to feed as many per-
sons as are assigned to the camp fol
rations. The camp is to be independen,
of any relief committees save that ol
orr chamber of commerce"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
LOS ANGELES WORKS
QUICKLY IN HOUR
OF DIREST NEED

The Monrovia chamber of commerce
has notified the citizens relief COM
mittee that Monrovia has donated $1,000
Councilman Hitler and Smith have
secured subscriptions amounting to
$1,000 in two days more than all the
other members of the city council put
together.
The California club has donated $15,-
900 to the citizens relief committee.
This is in addition to the $4,000 sub
scribed by this body Thursday and sent
at once TO San Francisco
Five carloads of provisions and
clothing were loaded onto the United
States cruiser Boston last night and
win be sent to the water front where
help Is badly needed and the part of
San Francisco that Is almost impossible
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
GIVE MONEY FOR
PICNIC PURPOSES
TO AID REFUGEES

The students of Occidental yester-
day took an active interest in the
work going on for the relief of the
San Francisco sufferers. At a meet
ing of the student body a committee
consisting of members from each class
was appointed to make canvass
among the students to raise funds
other members of the institution un-
der the leadership of Mr.. Hagerman
made a house-to-house canvass OF
Highland Park and Garvanza, collect
ing food and clothing to be sent north
Give Up Good Time
The senior class, for whom the So
phomores had planned an all-day pic
mic today, generously gave up theif
good time and contributed the tunds
to the aid of the homeless and dest1-
tute.
An entertainment arranged by the
musical and literary talent of the col
lege will be given next week The
proceeds will be turned over to the
relief fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
ZI0NISTS' BALL
WILL BE HELD
AT ARM0RY HALL

The relief committee of the Young
Zionist association which is arranging
a monster benefit ball to swell the san
Francisco relief fund, has, through the
kindness of Gen. Wankowski and Capt.
Copp, secured the use of the armory
hall for Tuesday evening, May /.
Meyers orchestra has offered It's
services for the occasion. AS the COM
mittee has the support of many promi-
nent citizens, the affair will un-
doubtedly be a financial success. The
entire proceeds will be turned over. to
the chamber of commerce relief fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Washington School Charities

The Washington street school oppo-
site Rosedale cemetery will be kept
open all day today to receive donations
of food. clothing and money which will
be applied to the relief of the San
Francisco sufferers. A thorough can
vass Of the territory surrounding the
school house has been made by the
pupils and it is expected that 81 great
supply of provisions will be collected
by tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
HOME COMPANY
GIVES FREE PHONE
TO NATIVE SONS

AS a donation to the San Francisco
sufferers the Home Telephone COM
pany yesterday installed a telephone
free in the headquarters of the Native
Sons of the Golden West, 211 West Sec
ond street. Yesterday so many calls
were sent there about supplies for the
earthquake sufferers that the Home
Telephone company sent corps of
emergency workers to the headquarters
and put in a phone free of charge.
The headquarters may now be
reached by Home telephone 1898.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
TO PROCEED WITH FIESTA

Resolved, That the chamber of
commerce citizens relief commits
tee urgently request that the ex-
ecutiVe committee of the Fiesta
and the executive committee of
the Imperial Shrine proceed with
their program as originally
outlined. as the relief committee
Is amply equipped TO carry on it's
work and will continue to do so
until the situation in San Fran
cisco is entirely relieved. Cali
fornia Is lifting it's head already
and Los Angeles cannot only re-
Il Iieve the destitute but can re-
L sceive its visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
HOLLYWOOD SENDS
FOUR CARLOADS
OF PROVISIONS

Hollywood sent to Los Angeles yes
terday morning four carloads of pro-
visions and clothing, one carload OF
which was from the Hollywood hotel.
A large number of lunches were put
up in oil papers.
The hotel guests raised $685. cash in
two hours yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
ALEXANDRIA RAISES
THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR RELIEF WORK

At a meeting OF the citizens of AL
hambra last night $500 was subscribed
for the sufferers in San Francisco. 1t
is expected that this sum will be In
creased to $1,000 today.
A large amount of food and clothing
has been collected and will be sent to
this city today to be forwarded to San
IIrnncisco-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
M'CARTHYS ORDER
CARLOAD OF FOOD
FOR THE NORTH
Oakland, April 20, 1906,

e. Avrey Mccarthy. Los Angeles
Buy carload of provisions and ship here
Mrs. Mccarthy. John and myself will
distribute to relieve extremely poor
Mccarthy companys property not
damaged over 100000. Pacific avenue
residence uninjured.
JAMES P. MCCARTHY.
The above telegram speaks for itself
but does not tell of the terrible dis
aster of san Francisco as does an
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21

earlier one from Mr.. Mccarthy, which
says: =,
"Found family safe and uninjure1
but badly frightened. Weather hot
San Francisco horror beyond descrlp-
tion."
The Mccarthy company, real estate
corporation, had large holdings In San
Francisco and offices there until few
months ago when the main offices We're
transferred to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
BY the Italian Colony

Under the auspices of the Italian
colony of Los Angeles vocal and in
strumental concert will be given this
evening at the Mason Opera house for
the benefit of the Vesuvius and San
Francisco sufferers. The leading musi+
cal people of the city will participate.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
BREAD. BREAD! BREAD:

To tile Women of Los Angeles:
SAN Francisco cries. for bread.
Our bakeries nre inadequate. In
the name of humanity we appeal
to the women of Los Angeles to
bake bread and deliver it mt the
chamber of commerce.
chamber of cOmmerce.-Chamb
of Commerce Relief Committee.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
To Give "ReIief" Concert

A concert will be given under the
auspices of the Welsh-American club
next Tuesday evening in Simpson
auditorium. The entire proceeds will
he turned over to the relief fund. All
pastors are requested to announce the
concert in their pulpits tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21

The f. Jr. Bennett Automobile COM
pany announces that it will give to the
subscription committee for relief of
San Francisco sufferers 10 per cent of
selling price, or one-half of profits,
on all sales of Wayne automobiles made
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
sonn RecitaI Profits

Mrs. r. Masae and Mime. Marion Cor
don announce that they will donate
to the relief fund of the San Francisco
sufferers the net proceeds of their piano
and song recital which will be given
by them Thursday evening, April 26, at
the Woman's Club house.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Florists Plan a Sale

Eight local florists have combined
to hold a big sale of flowers at the
Broadway department store today,
the proceeds to go to the relief fund for
the San Francisco earthquake victims
The names of the florists follow: Cen
trail Park Floral Co., Morris Goldman
&. r. Meserve, sEthelind Lord, T. H
Wright, ]. w. Wolfskill and Mrs. Wat
son.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Cooks Tender Services

The Southern California Cooks asso-
citation, ITO West Second street, Is Of
fering it's services for the aid of the
San Francisco sufferers. The associa-
ton is prepared to furnish twenty
cooks on short notice.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Subscriptions From WeIshmen

All welsh people OF this city who
have not heretofore subscribed towards
the relief funds for the stricken people
of San Francisco will be given an op-
portunity Sunday evening at the
Welsh Presbyterian church. on Fifth
and Crocker streets. A general sub
scription win be teken up after the
services
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
FORESTERS GIVE
A G00DLY SUM
FOR RELIEF WORK

Court Los Angeles No. 80, Forcsters
of America. at it's meeting last night
donated $3.50 for the sufferers i'll san
Francisco and other stricken cities:
irhe amount was telegraphed to Grand
Chief Ranger Charles A. Root of Sacra- =
mento.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
WILLIAM FOULkE
SCORES SENATE
Rv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 20.-The United
States senate came in for sharp critl-
cism last night by William Buriey
Foulke, who spoke at the Hamilton
Mr.. Foulke formerly was national
civil service commissioners.
"The senate" said he, has been OPP
nosed to every important reform IN,
augurated by President Roosevelt ana
if is a grave question whether the leg
islative body represents the people.
"It opposed the Roosevelt BODY on tne l,I
Panama canal, the Philippines philippines, e,nti ana
the San Domingo treaty.
Cause of Evil Explained
sUnequal representation, which gave
the smaller states the same number OF
senators as a populous state sucn "a as
New York" Mr.. Foulke said, is the
root of the evil" +,,v
I'm the small states the senators 0,st nuy
their opinions They do not represent
snvbody but themselves and their sell
| fish interests" he said.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Editor Is Safe

DIR. G.. +. Bovard, president of the
University of Southern California, re
ceived word from his brother, Rev. #.
D. Bovard. stating he and his family
were safe. Rev. MIR. SBovard is the edi-
tor of the California Christian Advo-
cate and had charge of the Methodist
book concern, which is thought to
have been consumed by the flames.
The faculty of the state normal
school have subscribed $125 for the
relief fund and the students have given
the same amount; $100 worth of pro-
visions were sent out as well as
several wagon loads contributed by the
children of the training school. Next
Thursday evening the glee club will
give a benefit concert in the audito-
riunl
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
OF IMPOsToRs

Numerous reports have reached
tbe police of persons collecting
subscriptions for the San Fran
cisco sufferers. Give no money
/ or provisions to any but those
4 authorized by the chamber or
ing Chief of Police Paul %. Flam-
I mer.
: IN ), ,5risIii Il sE EEs,s. q M sRRls
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
5g u gaErsIga.aaRaa BE aIgaks stsIa q.
"HcLIDAY SHOULD NOT APPLY
HERE"


Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce,
Los Angeles, Cal;
April 20, 1906.
Hon. Board of Supervisors,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Gentlemen;
We understand that the court
house is closed by reason of the
governors proclamation declaring
a legal holiday. We would re-
spectfully recommend to yOu and
urge immediate action that all de-
partInents be open as usual, inas-
much as there is no law against
doing business on legal holidays.
/ As you perhaps very well know,
the governor has designated these
holidays, and will continue to do
so, for perhaps thirty days In the
future, for the benefit of the San
/ Francisco banks.
Court houses and banks else
i where In the state should not take
advantage of this proclamation or
|. be governed by 1T, in our opinion.
Respectfully submitted,
Il. q. STORY,
Chairman Citizens Relief Com.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
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by said company during the week
following this date. This also IN
cludes new orders placed with Mr.
Bennett for future delivery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Headquarters Established

The relief headquarters of Angeleno
Heights have been established at the
Betham Presbyterian church at Belle
yue avenue and Holiday street.
The Bethlehem institution, 51o2 Vig-
nes street, will use it's entire force IN
collecting clothing for the San Fran
cisco sufferers If you have clothing or
bedding to contribute call UP at once
telephone Main 5726, Home 90S1, and the
Bethlehem wagons will collect at once
and turn over to the relief committee.
Do this at once for the call is urgent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Monster Boxing Tournament

The Belasco theater benefit for Tues
day has been declared off and in 1t:
place the monster boxing tournament
will be held at McCarey's pavilion undel
he auspices of the relief committee
every cent of the proceeds to go to th'
fund.
The Globe Grain and Milling conf
pany has contributed $500. ..,
The Central bank has donated $500
and the Dollar Savings 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-21
Automobile FIRMS Offer

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Albert McEveu, who IL. been here
'ors'me t'me 70 '.r employ - ~.
DOW u , alley, LA. gone g. .o.i 1..s
r'er'Ep y. arre ,-!- .',.' 50" D.
H'ion "'th > > lay .aa, ..,mll
0, p, Cannon Of Rocky Point wa. In
the city sunday. Nd.Yr here MIR.
Cannon. valuable horse became SEX.
and il was all afternoon before the ami.
maj recovered The rNr-" VA. .pi ~
Rocky Point Monday muru,o., Nlrre
it i hoped Il Will recover
Friends NJ Mrs j X " G,s.rm
Viii regret o. earn that 81" has heen
FOR the past few days suffering from
paralysis This lady Ia, many friend.
being one o! the pluuerr residents Of
gainesville She has been taken to
the home NJ her grandson, John +.
Seaglr, where she Is resting ~ easily
A. could br expected under the CIR
cum-t4uces
Professors Il VI Lynch and + W.
Corr will hencefotth he in charge IT
the Jasper Normal College Prof.
Lynch has reputation a. n teacher,
Will" Prof Corr is known ~ one NJ
the rlpest scholars aud one ~ the best
Instructors ever IN the state. tie will
draw students from all sections of the
country and Will popularllr the school
PROBABLY rs never before Baptist
Witness
On account ~ the homecoming Ut
VIM ! Bryan the Atlantic Coast Line
will sell tickets from all points on this
line to New York and return for one
fare plus 81 % Tickets on sale Au-
gust 2S,h aud 10Th. final limit leaving
New York not later than september
9TH. See your nearest railroad agent
nr write for Pullman reservations and
full Information to Frank G. Buylston,
District Passenger Agent, Atlantic
Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
FUNERAL OF Mr.. DAWSON.
Was laid 10 Rest Monday Afternoon in
Evergreen CemsierY.

The funeral ~ Joel : Dawson. who
expired suddenly At the mill ~ John
= Lynch. FSirbauss Friday was held
from The pArlors ~ UniSrtAkrr Robt
Mcclellan Monday afternoon u 4
o'clock ih- ,nt~fmeui being N EVsr.
green cemetery
The service. phIch were held ~ q .
grave were conducted ~ Rev T J
N,Ion - ksvAnAuEh Methods,
Chufeh. the deceased b~inga member
oi ths, -hurcb he "a. asps prom.
nsn, Oh Fsiios. SO the palibsAre Z
w~rs Odd FslloWs - il,i0s' VI y
a4unssr.. p Baird l. c Lynch, "
Brosu.I VI RIVER, aud " T. boz
Thsv~ we're IN attendance ~ the
faasra! Mr sbd MIR Lynch. Mas Da.
Jl.on. Ars J Dawson. al relative.
o. ne dscsasea AM o. whom the sJm.
tAthy % o.. community 10 sEtsndsS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
The eLKS' NEW HOME,
Sketches Of Plans Now on ESh,b,.
ton at Office OF Dow e. Morris.

Sketches OF Plans Now on ESh,b,.
ton at Office OF Dow & Morris.
The sketches NJ the plans for pro.
posed alterations in the handsome
Turner home. which has been pur-
chased ty Gainesville Lodge W. 80 J.,
b. Z. q r. and which will Ice tiAns.
formed into n new and modern home
and club house. are now IN exhibition
A. the office NJ Dow X Morris, and are
being admired by members ~ the or.
der
The sketches were made by Arch,-
trct EdUafds ~ Columbia. ; C.. one
81 the most competent architects N
the south, who vas also the architect
on the elegant new hnildiugs oi the
University ~ Florida.
Al the last meeting OF the Elks,
which was on Thursday night, these
sketches were prr'ented IL will he
remembered that they we've accepted,
pending more complete dtaNinR, and
the building committee VA. instructed
io proceed in the matter .of pushing
the building 20 completion
The plans are IN exhibition With
Dow Il Morris and al kiks are invited
TO call and inspect them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28

Meet ag-so-eafs shog 10 ne Ell
ksaso4sbls rates sssftesss tfsaisas "a
NOT szs c0Lp Baths ELECTRt.
CAL NAssAoE psd sisAMF00is6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
Cheap Rates to New York

On account Of the reception tn Hon.
VIM. J Bryan npon hls return To
America, the SeabGard Air Line will
sell tickets from Gainesville to New
York aud return call rail- at tS8 30
Tickets ON sale August y and %,
with limit leaving New York from
Aug. 80 to september { For further
particulars apply to + G. Cohh, agent
:. 4. l. depot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
SHOOTING ARRAY
NEAR RALEIGH
Dunlap Phinney Assaulted Geo.
B. Lowman With a Pistol,
GREAT DIFFERENCE IN AGES

Phinney is a Man Above Fifty While
Lowmsn is Young, Having just Pass.
ed The Legal Voting Age--Ph,nney
Went Home and Gave Up.
Information reached this city SGnday
Of a shooting ARRAY near Raleigh ON
Saturday afternoon, in which Geo. b
Lowman, son of r. Il LoUman, y
prominent fai net and citizen of that
section, was shot and seriously wound
ed by Dunlap Phinney, also n farmer
It is understood that the two men
have not been on good terms for some
time, but their differences were not
considered Of very grave nature
Phinney and Lowmsn met ON Saturday
afternoon, il is said, when Phinney
drew pistol and began to pump lead
in the direction " Luwman. Three
bullets took effect, and Luwman's con.
dition 10 said by his phys elan to be
serious.
The particulars are meagrr, but It j.
understood that Phnncy WAS very
much unconcerned in the tragedy aud
went home, after which he was arrest.
ed without resistance
Phinney ia a man ~ advanced age,
being about ffty-fo tie has a large
family l.owman IL \ young man,
scarcely more than twenty-one.
The tragedy has caused general regret
10 the vicinity Of Raleigh as all parties
are we'll known and popular
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
txAMinArlo. sto,ss TO-DAY
s gpsrintsnosn, HoEo~ss VIII Hoid Z
Thrss- 0ays' Ssssion.

The sHaelsa:i0o for state seniG.
sa,@s will b<Elb ths morniag 10 the
sour, room. % 9 s'sioeh The sTsml.
natioa wiil bs eosd segsd ~ Prof
Holloway
Ihs ioliosisg % the order 10 wh.cA
IAs sianiHstlos viil b. bid TDfsJ-
ssonstrJ peTsies sns spoaoaJ Wed
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Sssany Tkscssy-IAilB snf ksgiisk
Hssru,zrs FriasS -pssyehology SAD
xsssgsl histofy
gasA sssiissns mstt sarsish him.
sslf slsh pss. lnh SD lsxal asp pspss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
RECEIPTS WE'RE GOOD.
The Cemetery Assoc alton Old We'll
From Baseball Gan,c FRIDAY.

rhr ladies ~ the Cemetery A"o.
Grafton drslrr to pulley thank the
'tNts" aud Leans" ftir,lt vutN 90
the came 4 Fudsj, bui ai-o Tor th"
generous support at IGr pun.ic The
receipt, Tor tui. game pggr' gated net
o., 25, which Wti, 80 "a ,urg Nay. ~
the matter Il N"rIiuR ghe cemetery ,'
order, aud the iAdr- ~ the A..ocH-
tlon are gtatriD, - both trr players
and those sLu putchhsrd ticket.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
The Tobacco That Made
- Chewing Popular -

Mans fondness for chewing tobacco is created and
Hopuarized by the tobacco produced in the famous Pied
mont tobacco belt Only choice selections of this well
matured, thoroughly cured leaf are used in making
SCHNAPPS That's why SCHNAPPS requires and
takes smaller amount Of svcetenng than any other kind
and that's why SCHNAPPS has wholesome, stimu-
.aing and satisfying effect on Chewers.
There many limitations of SCHNAPPS claiming to
be lust good but without the flavor or quality that
has made SCNAPPS sales than all similar tobaccoS