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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Only So Years Ola

i am Oaly So years OH a.5 %,
expect even wAen se, 70 bs zeal a.
70 Zee that way as long A. I .,- =.
r'~ ise Bit'eFs," says Mr.. E r.
n'an'oa, Of Dublin, Ca. sqre,v 49,.
H0iAisg e.se keeps tie as .. -
-na nAA's the weak as ss.o-E =, i. !,
sFaAe 'oais medicine DysreS., - -
p'a AVER, iaaaael Esr-Ts q, ,,.,.-.
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Price soc. ~-ssst
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Talk Is Not Cheap

The Telegram vcy- sapieutls s,,-s.
The Congr- r-ssiouul Record. they say
Is proof thar membcrs Of congress NJ.
''' -S'''o'o wor,ls on the tloors of
'-e a"nsys during the recent Ss-s,l,, ~
'A'' b"iy; and certainly tha, publi,s.
''oa las grown fa' an3 bulgy. b,voBa
P'''''i me- TIE congress however. iid
io substantial thing al.o. lv sr,,,,.
'T''''ol cf s9occooooo. Ehe 5,f,,e,
,a'a' cost TIE country s45 per vorl,
ae-'e' An'7atae hs often been hal
i's less moHsy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
suss.. - -
1iSh srArEaMAN AND THE Pno
PIE

f'l.A'~s esswnauolE does M, sui,
- '~H'aiae- iasa.~ 4 tlp S.l,n
S.-'''ns-s II n eoula oa,y SOP ~,
-~svi a.'a-asy g s1s rNy,s, Aaviss
200 H.'''A a. s.y Il soull d. la,n,,
@.S@ isaA,Asaus tre hsriar a. a..
'l.'''Ass~ s-a ~ eaa WY x sA,,,
,,s , - -.aAA.e @~ ~ 60 THAT TINE
AA1rlk caoss MARX MADE N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
slO5.oo to be Given Away.
Who Wants the Money7

|
Who will write US the bes. s.o,v =,
personal experience in using ALIENS
sELFRIsING B. B. B, FLoURi We
want 100 testimonials not 70 s,.AAs
goo words each, and We viii nav "a,
them.
Write and tell rs why ana wbs,a vo,
nrst bought B. FLOUR ana how lors
you have used it Tel Us how Won IiLs
u ami whether yo1 have founa n =,
agreeable ami wholesozs edition 10
rae iAmiiy mean. Tel Us about the
Pan CAKES, the BOSTON NUTF.
riHs, The FRUIr PUDDING and n.
FAMOUS BOSTON, BROWN BREAD
NOW TO tie person sending rs tb.
- - feeo1rereaiiOa and the most A..
So '7''e' We VII pay $500 in sels,
= 'e VI pay sl0o each for 100 o.A'
= 's'.7's tSsg We use. We wish ~ -,
- 's''~-s in our advertising bB,
= -Aae WI Be published withopt ~.
"..-'ea sanssz; Of the writer
y0s have not used sslf-risins p |
= o f-oz gse a package and bsgi,
- We wA give yea sufssisu, tim.
= AXE AdvSHsAse Of this Offer
Every god grocer ssIls IL s,a -
"a hAd 6Fsssions IN svsry 49,:
ne f'Sz sriseipAl resips. ,sS
'E''s - about IL We are intsr.,..S
y01- szPs<i>
ALIENS b b B. FLOUR co
'' o"-s' Factory. san JOs., Cal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
WatsTville Market.

Tae growing crop now demands all
re stasntion Of hop raiSers and deal
ers sci others are much intetes:ed in
the progress Of the vine which 50 far
: tav ghle The weather has been
saitabls ari the prospects are good for
Al average crop
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY NAL
cosvERr THE oREooS1AS.

This orrgous-s sIoa1l meDi ils
cru Of iis wayv AMI become more %
eA1tox IN IN rrlizisGs views
Or. HiE slaDall quit TIE employ o.
tih miliiousins and pla'ccrais boos
oYDagA 70 oaren tlk Oregguian
iis coli ana heartlss ms1e-aiizu
sB nessikng uss vssae3 rights Of the
papsorny Is DIscoURAGING TO
CAPITAL INVESTED IN CHURCHES
Dos nye tls orgouiAn know that
~ HIN is iabr union man and
psspAs sise osu. Of the down trslan
NJ $500 pr month AMI an OCCASIONAL
trip 70 10 holy hsBa rown INTO the
hzuVnini
In ths early days wbe5 Scott a1iI
Pith,ck wce yVuHg inca trying 70
pick up living azDng "a big stunps
wbere Pr1hpl now s;&n1s. sbsre wus
mo Y. ". @ A. @iretching cot It's help-
ing hawas b sst sight she yoang
They hai 20 aVw up the bes; they /
cuud with ss.h sisnPle eguipu~usz ot
moraiity a. sins eotien ruis. and rlzsle |
for yUarssf ami ihe drva tske the
hiainsos,, AND THE FORMER WAS
NOT As MUCH PRAcTIcED AS AT
PRESENT
rhe mrea wifh the hsssi oausai race
ami the HEse eauniag al NJ. alwov.
- sAs hiesse reWxrts 20 hrs Ae.
tsvi'y tsH fr,qD~nsly 8angl~a at the
sn.i u a rope
Wan IN a@dr oli az s-O,i AMI
Pi'seck sr~ trying 70 es rigA; aaj
are eaI-e@ux tlse avarice aBl srepsl aai
ern~a csssAss-s Of ia. trusts ami G
moso7slies tAsy oashs %, to BE- dis. :
essae~i Z
pr Htn has ~ psoeus or monE,,,,
on hang gsst racre Is % hw .Aa, Z
fcEbi,s sEy H@a. iva ihough hs be
hNsy a.Hss snpn away hook. from =
ssrning sSsa vvil asd being jus ., Z
gcot A. b. aaa b. y
We sre ma elainaiav tia, Sooss AMI
fti,cck aF~ as gl--lss Or. Hil 90 anr = z
Hs Iww hghs- q pahEs ma-alisv BUT d
ron THE CHANCE THEY HAD. IN al
- unsaaisAaslaa pioser asN wAsa e.
's'ri u'i'aEers p~,oohel for saty il
w q c-AS THEY HAvE DONE D.
WELL N
~ harv% Ssrt ers g-.s b hsuyV. r.
. wah Fws,se1y b fcacel a ia b
a.sr ssass~t-ve wlth Josb Po-,n
y nsOor ssi olAz~ harkwosh es. -
'r''ss = t.as lnsoluah.aek variety. in
y" A'sh-ssiurss't. kilslorA sus,o,a,. 70
,sseo aas.a.-iu q o-Aslsrr w.s,, h
- Fstsa ~ PaaasPoA,1 auG.ss,.,
AnF'ritst'g ~asasrs wAa ua.,.gl
'''''-'1rs a ~ uaiering tsou.A,
nd dkAei - a saissaek tswA
hs = AaDi 80. tyiax 10 -sa
'ee ga sssnn tsas ~. HlR AMI Rev 81
7'osAv -aaAi ssrq'o tAs.r saas,l iui
'''ng A - sla1nsw r.s~t. ana es,. or
~ 'As ~ scsaaa iaso slan. m,,,l f'o'
s'eep. ur~s,sts au.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Notes

The Cobk.skin Times says: A,
Worcester The heavy rains have been
beneficial to the progress Of the young
viDe Fly has aPPea-ed.
TIE Cooperstown Republican says.
Hops are very backward and uneven
The weather may be such a. TO bring
the viae on YET, bnt the outlook IS not
for heavy growth Of vine. As for
i5e ms ket. the-e is none
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
When Yankee
Doodle Comes
to Town

On the Fourth of July be will probably
wear his best bib and tucker, and will
observe that every man Of refinement
anc taste has e shirt and collar on
that hasn't wilted from the heat, an
that looks immaculate and comfortable
because every we'll dressed man in
salem has his laundry work done a.
the Salem Steam Laundry. Get your
work in early, We would like TO eele.
brste ourselves.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY.
Colonel. J. olmstead, Prop.
Phone 25. 1876 Lihsr,v c,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

Th0'c is trouble in the old country
about securing competent help in bo.
'els and homes, Hem is a nev,snans,
from - 'frloieH'chhaVen an dem BOden.
see IN which hobl man advertises
for gfl TO work in the kitchen a.
hlsh wagcS 'Kann sofor. eintren ~
bel hohem LohH " Another man al
Ver''s's fo- = bous,keeper. or 'sNfasl
Ole kochen kann mach Bauern s,,l urS
aueh melken" can get a sob AZ be.
own price-'bei hohem I,ohn mi
gutter BehaDflung." That m.NDs ~.
S'n~na :, Amann "GutsbeSi,ze- uad
S''h1'AnetmeisteT," viii sc TO +, ia,
she has kiplhus. and wiz star, t1s g.
for her II sae happens 10 he out l..s
70 church sosiab,e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
ITS MERIT IS PROVED
RECORD or A GREAT MEDICINE
A Prominent Cincinnati Woman Iens
How Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetaois
Compound Completely Cured Her.

The great good Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is doing among
the women of America is attracting
the attention of many of our leading
scientists, and thinking people gener'
ally.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

lThae are lpo 70 157 bales daily sold
On the ma-ket for foreign ani GJmsn
account. TeoieD,ies and prices ere
firm On aecoun- Of the small stock We
have ~ 6sTose Of
Choice q1alitieS 1905. q Nix 20 at 100
Cool qusli-ies, 1905. q Mk 20 at So
Medium 70 eorn- 1875, q Mk- 40 a. 80
As ao the pries ma: vii prevail fol
the seasons crop 10 one e. present a.
Inpts 70 say. It VIII probably be
along the 10 cens max, ss this is the
.ass Of all the contracts that have I
been mR,le tor this years c-ops. The
,1ly thing thst may cause q rise is q
'hort crop in ERglanl Reports are
hat .be prospects Of big crop in
7oglani are good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
THE ELECTION BOOTH SHOULD

BE FINAL
Tss .inest p-ina-v law is aa@o con
&c l.,i to Be a step in the righi direciio1
Ibu. ;lss Statesman IS telling is reade-7
70 revive the o1l corrupted logTc-lins
oouveu,ion system
Direct Legislation Is also hsi tAiTg
soo1oduz % the Stat sunn Tn 0aly
hw-naking poWyT. the oaiy poVHc Of
rxsai or iu.is,ivs sbould he in tire
haBk Of TIE all-wi-e aBi inooTruP.ible
leSislztHs
The T.sgple nr1y stil fu-vheT tal3s into
il.sir hrsD.As the reeaH that viii enable
tasm to 81 COME into p ivse life. NJ.
OAieial. Il YOU jp0t behave. AND
THEN THE STATESMAN WOULD
DIE OF A cATNIP FIT.
Of course she Doniaa1ion ami elec
tio1 q Jouashsa Bcur0s BY he people
sbonii he deelary-i ul.l a1i voi1 and
sEne pure ami h1zsS and iDoorrupt
ible Statesman ca3ihaoe SaguS Be
made sesasW.
Ttis is ,esrgl Subiee. sn3 Sboold
DO; be puiE1e1 any tsrfher. TIE wick
.sla-~s of the co1moa people Is too
,azinly evisAcns ami they S-s de:sgn-
al po ruin our tair h9l By Eip-
ing iAe power q, TIA legislators IN
,srezi wHsA THEY WILL NEXT BE
IAYING THE LEGISLATURE
HALL NOT EMPLOY ovER FOUR
LADY CLERKS
In 8 hssle his rAis oZas-y vii ~; E
? g. % I've IN AMI we ,sak f1v sAs .
hior q ;Ae Statesman - z1eVe 10 :
afin : hav or S,1e phsoe Wt-re ibeF :
svs M ah~sb.s3 chs pEvsrss aai g.
W faazael iiea stas the pe1yls are
. % be .ransl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

George G. Blownell newer raised half
the political hi in Oregon politics
that anothe, gdntleman down Claeka.
mas way has produced, and vet the
people took it all out on George He
only advocat d what the other fellow
and the people as usual have
crucfed the wrong man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

0--A '-'-1 s'ss I've eseu r.
NN eorsumpgive should no, !.
-, 49, o eNpei,ment, as he ef,sr
-. ',.s iloinen, the dreai disease m, ,,,- :.
ssSs.,. - - ssssnos he sAould hs gives II r. !.
80 -'sS SefgaAn SlruP-a purs non.,eS or.. ~
~. - s-.SN-.Saae thai Is uiA8e sneci.llv -.
-, - -. ~ consumption, ard hss ,,,.,5 N
s,s 80 Tame As esTtais remedy sor r,,,,s -
=, s-e sseSaS cnogp, sorr ,h--',, -; =;
~. .,'-'<i;'Al aficctious m "a al -Au
~ = seld IA all eivilirei oSg-,,,.. - 's, :
80 eeen famous As eonSr--,,.,:.s' - ana
80 - slsaosS hall a cruturv 90 cure
a dIsss-. A'sss ~ b: ss d: s.'ss DE- ;'s, A.
sS'S a sAlsa By S c s,0,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
SHALL NOT EMPLOY ovER FOUR
HUNDRED LADY CLERKS
on 10 cHENLAwA


Afie- thrce wears y s9rs ibe-s 8,
az lss: TO be "a elec,-ie line 90 Che
Ha~A. uf~s ia-rc~oel parties can
dig ~ some uew Way 70 SOP i.
Tbs granting d fusaohises has be.
come the seat hot-air industry Of the
WaiAmette vAlhey. To have the Salem
eis' eouDcii wake up aDi put in a lit
tie joke that mans some-hing Is ne.
frcshing.
THE CLAUSE THAT PROVIDES
foR IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION
TO cHEMAwA an1 TO have the cas-
roHains by September 10th Will give
iAis city = subu-taa cgnueciioa tAst
Is woFth having.
Il Hcans the eulplovmeat o. hbo-
'te erpea.ii'ure ot money. the bringing
ot ssW busiDeS to Salsm merchants
All The gTou7A and ievelopmea, q the
sity
Pa Hs~e ,han a hue dire.. 10 Po-t.
i1'i 3nSs tais city n,,I ,hort lipss
nnaiag ia;o tie .siekly set,lei eous.
Try ca AZ sids-s q us THAT WILL
BRING BUSINESS TO Us
fhs mayor ani the council deserve. |
great c'ssiit far their aceeszful eHor, I
10 gTun'ias = trsachisa that ear-;es
ioffe''aF' elaus> il thiuss are my
Aise Wtthla noasoaabAe time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

"Ths Garden of Allah" by Robert
Hichensl is TO receive its eleventh i'm.
preston; "The Woman with the
Fan" by the same author, its sixth.
The continued demand for "The Gar.
den of Allah" gds to show that not
all mdSt'n fiction, at any rate, is of
an ophemeral nature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

County Commissioner Goule. has
been sworn in. He is the Woodbnrn
man who broke into the county court
contrary 10 program. He has been a
country livery stable keeper and bo-sa
buyef, ami has considerable horse sepsa
lie was raised down on French Pnirie,
AMI has been road supervisor a time
ar '~o, and has actually built good
noads himSS ii. Goulet is a man of little
talk bnt don't think for minute
that he will not do lot of thinking
ami acting, though he is from the eoun.
try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

There are a number of improvements
pending that cannot all be condemned
and enjoinea Some of them will 90
through, and Sal'm viii be a better
town for a laboring man to live in. The
feeling is growing stronger in favor of
permanent stret improvements, and
this will bear good Suit. put money in
circulation, and stimulate building and
advance the prices of real estate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

The EIks only s'es7el fifteen hun
irel plurkS
Congress- he 1}jou-7el Bu. IL.
Oregon l-sisla-ae : SIAN - come.
The wo.le-fal popularity Of the
Elks With he laJkes dzz1aiaS uabrokea.
The tyTe oa Portland papers IS bar,l
eDoaCh 10 reai v5ta1u; scattering rei
All blue i-k aN ove- i.
son be -ine for bop va75 wel,hngs-
-IDleperaa0cs WeSt Side
Tssa We uiay box fo- Capt. Lyon 20
Leaf srue blushins Polk county maid.
en- 70 ,be a,.a- q fn-u-a hopes
Bs-weea the ts-ails of he Thaw.
W1Ii-e trial an New York a1d the Cref.
ieli ,-ial in Washington, there is 10;
ursa nom 70 cond1c; a clean news.
ape.
80
Woolnan Jar,inEs saws: ''Too many
pplicants simply unbluShingly lie
bo1- their family history when be;ng
xaminei for insSance. " This ia
better ahan % tell tht, truth.
..s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

The tTe oa Portland papers is bar.
en1aCh % nsai w5tA1u; scattering re1
All blue INA sN over -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

The woale-ful Popularity Of TIE
Elks Nth Tie lzdiss dsEleins unbrokea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
SMILES

The Elks only c3es7ei fifteen hun
irel plurkS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

Congress- has sijau-oesl Bu. tx
Oregon l7zisls-ae : san - come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

son be -ins to- bop va03 wel,lngs
-Iriepeu,suce WeSt Side,
Trsn We uHv book fo- Cap; Lyon 70
sa3 sl-ne blushinE Polk county maid.
n 70 the al,1- q fu-u-e hopes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27
DR.. WOOLSEY LOOKING
At WAIKIKI PLACE

DIR. Woolsey, of Oakland, is looking
at piece of property on the Waikiki
lower road, and VIII probably conclude
TO invest and establish his home in
Honolulu The property that the Doc
tor has in his mind has a beach front
age of one hundred feet, and is not far
from the Along place, which has been
taken over by the government for forti-
fcatlon purposes. DR.. Woolsev has be-
come Honolulu enthusiast since COM
ing here. so charmed with the place
that he does not propose to stay away
from it for very long at a time here
after
And | won't build sea wall in
front of the place | get, either, said
DR.. Woolsey yesterday. Not much.
| want the smooth sand there. and the
breakers to run right up on the lawn. +"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27

All the contracts have been signed
by Colonel Macfarlane, and yesterday
work was begun on the TRANSFORMED
ton of the Annex at Waikiki into q
modern new hotel. Fred Church will
be the manager of the new hotel, and
the grounds viii be extended so as to
take in a considerable lot on the
mauka side of the Waikiki road. The
work to be done consists of the con-
struction of a large dining room over
the beach and the addition of new
rooms to the hotel proper. There wln
be bowling alley, tennis courts, and
probably golf links in the hotel
grounds and the cottages will be over
hauled and put in first-class condi-
ton, so that in effect the beach accom-
moda lions will be nearly doubled.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27

ARE HOSTS
Continued from Page ID

| Continued from Page ID
| Kuchitori. Sweet Observation-Disclosures
| Gohan-Ocha Observation-Disclosures. Rice. tea
| Ko-no-mono $3.50. Picked vegetables
| Sake, Cocktails, Whisky, Wine, Beer.
| The dishes were as wonderful as the
| Japanese names by which they were
announced. 1t was an interesting sight
to watch haoles attempt to use the
chopsticks, for despite Mrs. Shioza-
was instruction few of the foreign
guests mastered the art The dishes
were a revelation of Oriental culinary
skill and the guests did ample justice
to all.
Early in the courses Marshal Hendry.
on behalf of Mr.. Mochitsuki stated
that the dinner was given for the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee. 1t was to
show that the japanese had an attrac-
ton in the way of social dinners with
Accomplishments of Geisha dancing ana
the Japanese hoped the Promotion
Committee would take cognizance Of
the matter.
Chairman McCandless responded and
said that the dinner was something
unusual and he had no doubt the COM
mittee would take pleasure in adding
it to the list of attractions for visitors.
He hoped that tourists would come
here in larger numbers than ever be-
fore and hoped that not one, but two
or three additional steamships would
be put on the run to Honolulu.
Among other speakers during the
evening was Mr.. Breckons, who told
something about the club. of which he
is an honorary member. He spent al
most every Sunday afternoon on the
clubs premises with his daughter and
often with his family, finding it
pleasant place for a days outing. 1t
was an ideal place for strangers. The
matter of inviting the Promotion Com
mittee was an idea of his and, with
Mr. Mochitsuki. he had called on Sec
rotary Wood and extended the invi-
tation. and he was gratified that there
was such a unanimous response
Then came a call for Mr.. Mochitsukf.
That worthy host sent word back from
the kitchen, whence came the saVory
dishes that he was extremely Dusy and
that he had induced Mr.. Shfozawa TO
act for him. The guests insisted ana
soon the host put in an appearance
and made a brief speech. he apoio-
gized for the poor dishes set before
the guests Ia FORM OF Speech 50 MI
explained, which was essen
tiallv the essence of Japanese polite
ness) but hoped they would retain a |
good memory of the feast. Mr.. Mocht-
sukis health was then drunk in cups |
of hot sake.
Then request was maze Tor
Mamma" Mochitsuki- She sent word |
back that she had already met the /
adiac i'm tbe DarIOr and therefore her |
duty was done. However. she was m
iuced to come to the table and she, |
too, made little speech. thanking her
guests for deigning to partake of their
little feast Other speakers during the
evening were Collector of Customs
StackabIe. Mr.. Rhodes for the press
ana Mr. ShioZawa.
Following the feast, the guests re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27
Lasting Effect.
This Evidence Should Prove Every
Claim Made for Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills in Honolulu.

Relief from the pains and aches OF a
bad back is always welcome to every
backache sufferer: but to cure a lame.
weak or aching back Is whats wanted.
Cure it SO it will stay cured. It can
be done. Here's the strongest evidence
to prove it:
James E. Howard, a resident Of Ho-
uolulu, writes: 81 feel 1t incumbent
upon me to inform you of the benefit
have derived from the use Of Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills. / mad been
sufferer from backache and kidney
trouble for years. but after using a
great relief and have had no recur-
renee for at least six months. am
seventy-two years old, having served
three years during the late Civil War
in the United States where I undoubt-
edly contracted the kidney disease by
exposure and hardships. I feel very
grateful for the relief have received.
for had previously tried various rem
edies without success. You may use
this statement for publication as you
see fit
Doan's Backa che Kidney Pills are
for sale by all dealers. Price fifty
cents per box. or sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price by the HOLSTER Drug
Co. Honolulu. wholesale agents for the
Hawaiian Islands. Remember the
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27

NOW A fELON

Confined in the brig of the transport
ing guard nearby with a loaded rifle
in his hands, exist Lieut.. Sidney Bur-
bank, 9Th u. S. Infantry, is being taken
from Manila to the mainland pris-
oner and a disgraced officer of the
army. Burbank was convicted in Ma
Mia recently on charges of misappro-
priation of company funds and embez-
element as well as conduct unbecom-
ing of an officer and a gentleman. He
was stricken from the list of officers
of the United States army and then
Coast he will be sent to Leavenworth
military prison and confined there for
fifteen months.
The last time Burbank passed
through Honolulu it was as an officer
of a regiment. He occupied a state
room and was on terms of social equal
ity with all on board. Now it is very
different.
Burbank obtained notoriety two or
three years ago when he was sued for
maintenance oy his Filipino wife. At
the time Burbank was in the United
States and his engagement to a social
leader in a large eastern city was an
nounced. a woman of the Philippines
heard of the engagement and she
placed her case before the military
and civil authorities. Burbank denied
the statements made but the young
American woman broke off the en-
gagement. The Filipino wife and her
baby were sources of interest in Ma
Mia and they held the sympathy of
the American community. The Fill
Pine wife won out and now Burbank
gets a prison cell.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27
VOLCANO

hold by the Inter-Island Steam Navi-
cation Co. and $500 by Mr.. George
Lycurgus
a floating Indebtedness of s942. Il
owing at the beginning of the year
has all been paid off, and the sum of
$G794.04 expended in making sundry re-
pairs, additions and improvements. A
new cottage has been built, the hotel
reprinted and refurnished, additions
made to the water supply, much need
ed improvements made in the steam
bath outfit. and many other desira BILE
changes effected.
These large expenditures made it
necessary for the company to secure
cash advances in order to meet its
obligations. Mr. Lucurgus provided the
required funds, loaning the money at
seven per cent interest on open ac-
count. There is owing him at the pres
ent time, including interest to Deem
Der 81, the sum of $61S007.
Your Treasurer is pleased to record
his belief that with it's present equip
ment, and under the efficient no 1 <e-
ment of Mr.. Lycurgus, the Volcano
House bids fair to become a success
ful institution. With the continued
kindly cooperation of the Inter- Island
Steam Navigation Company, and I'M
abated efforts in Honolulu TO keep peo-
pie. both tourist and local, going that
way, it is even possible that long
hoped-for dividends on stock shores
may yet become a reality Respectfully
submitted
RICHARD H. TRENT,
Treasurer
Honolulu. February 2S 1906.