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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-31
GOVERNORS
REPORT GOES
Manuscript Forwarded
to Washington
Yesterday.

Governor Carter wore a satisfied
smile yesterday afternoon He had got
ten his annual report off to Washing
ton on the S. S. Sierra. 1t required
script, and the maps went by express.
I'm glad it's off my hands" said the
Governor. 1T has been a big piece Of
work and now I have everything be
hind me. my desk cleared up. and only
a few pieces of correspondence to look
after. 1 can afford to sit back and en-
joy respite
The Governors report. when printed.
will contain maps which, of course, will
be covered in the text. There will be a
few illustrations but these also are
covered by the text and relate TO the
subject matter.
There was an annual report once got
ten out for Hawaii that was replete
with illustrations, including those of
hotels, private residences, etc. There
was a kick at Washington about this
and since then the gubernatoriaI and
other reports from here have not been
pictorial
we have been so dry on pictures in
our reports for so long" added the
Governor. that I have made a request
to have some inserted in this report"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-31

would he and now they have heard.
BILLY ROE $ BREAK.

Billy Roe made a swift appearance
and disappearance on the stump The
other day. Fellow citizens. - he said
in his most portentous way. Fellow
citizens, | know Iaukea. I know him
well; he 5 a gentleman; but, fellow citi-
zens. we don't want a gentleman for
Sheriff" That was as far as Billy
got. as the other machine men present
promptly pulled him down.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-31
CHILDREN.

In buying a cough medicine for chill
dren never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it ana relief is always
sure to follow. II is especially valu-
able for colds. Group and whooping
cough. For sale by Benson. Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-31
TO w. 0. SMITH.
Continued from page 1.

! seek, but you have failed to an
swer my contention that Cuban an
nexation. if it comes at all. will come
through the Republican party.
fou know that my contention also
is, that the Democratic party on the
mainland is opposed to Cuban annexa-
ton. This contention you DO not even
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-31
DEMOCRATS
WILL TOUR
Incidental Politics of
the Passing
Hour.

This morning the Democrats will
leave for a tour of the island to be
followed by the Republican candidates
tomorrow. During the interval their
places at the town meetings will be
taken by some local laymen. The most
popular gatherings these days are those
at the corner of King and Bethel
streets during the noon hour. Among
the speakers have been the best of
both parties and yesterday Kaloa seem
ed to have been hard hit by the police
machine. He attempted twice to speak
but was howled down by lot of police
men in plain clothes and in uniform.
There was evidently a disturbance ex-
pected at Aala Park Monday night for
there We're all kinds of policemen on
the ground ready to take a hand should
the occasion require. And the men did
good work in keeping the hoodlum
boys quiet
CRAPS AT MOANALUA.
a soldier at Kahauiki said yesterday:
1.-The Advertiser : crusade against crap
shooters has had d good effect but there
/ is still work to be done. Coming and
going between the barracks and Moa-
naIua on Sundays for several weeks
past | have seen crap games running
openly. One Just in front of store
kept by a Chinese beyond the ear line
terminus and another a little further
| down the road. | do NOT know how
much money is staked but I know there
is always a crowd hanging about,
among them a number of women and
children. | believe such open gambling
| has demoralizing effect ana if the
| police department is powerless to sup
press it | would suggest that the Sal
| walton Army invade that section of
town and hold meetings
COURT RUMORS.
There was a rumor yesterday that
the grand jury had indicted a number
| Of men for perjury in connection with
| the colonization scheme at Kakaako
| This subject was near 10 the hearts of
| a couple of men at the AaIa Park
meeting Monday night. They We're over
| heard expressing a keen desire to know
what the result of the investigation
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24

The foregoing are the winners in their order of the eight prizes in the Republicans subscription contest, which began on october 13 and ended at 10 o'clock on Saturday night.
 Eva Young having the highest score of the girl contestants. is awarded the best winter coat in the house. given by the New York Store. Harry Kerr, having the highest score of the boy contestants, is awarded the best suit of clothes in the house. given by the New York Store.
 All contestants. winners or not, will be paid the cash commissions today It will be a great pleasure to The Re publican to pay these commissions. Many will have received, during the contest, as much as thirty1five dollars each.
 A fully illustrated account of the contest and the remarkable work done by these hustlers, the greatest new subscription gathering force ever en- listed to hustle for any newspaper. will be given tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
half a dozen years An hangin' there on that big tree was BRONcHO JACKS CHRISTMAS
 GIFT.

This Christmas was a year ago, down
 on the Bear Creek range. The wimmen folks flashed sOmethin'
 new. jes' fur a pleasin' change, It previously havin bin the custom fur
 the boys To back their bronks an ride to town
 an taste O sinful joys. We want a bit conservative in hittin'
 up the booze An sendin' somewhat wildish songs
 out through our vocal fiues, An. jes' to hold us on the range, the
 wimmen thought 't'd be A winnin' play to treat us to a reg'lar
 Chris'mus tree. They sot it up down in the church al
 Skinner's on the Bear, An ranch folks come a ridin' in from
 ranges everywhere. An all us riders logged ourselves to
 honor the event, 'Cept some that couldn't break away
 from wild town devilment. The church was packed jes' like a car
 O market headed steers Fust time I'd bin inside a church fur
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
 PHOENIX

PHOENIX
 CITY TIME The DisnoRd Jo," for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Springs) Wickenburg, Sslome, Con- gress, Prescott, Jerome, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran cisco. .l2:i5 am. 20 am, The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg. Con- gress. Prescott, Ash Fork and dEast............. s:20 am. 3:l5 pm. Mesa and Tempe.......... $40 am. S:l5 a.m
 II :25 am. 1-25 p.m.
 4:5o pm. 6:25 m. Florence, Kelvin, winkel- man.......... ............ II :25 am. 1 :25 pm.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24

MASQUERADE BALL-The Frater-
 nal Brotherhood will give a masquer
 ade ball tomorrow night in Melczer hall in recognition of the holiday sea ! son.
 A CHRISTMAS PLAY-The Span i ish Dramatic club of Tempe will rem der a Christmas play tomorrow night | at the Hardwick theater in this city. 1 An admission of 75c, soc and 25c will l be charged
 CHRISTMAS cANTATA-A Christi | mas cantata will be given tonight at
 the Baptist church. The program will begin at 7.90. The children who will take part in it are requested to as ] semble at the church at 720 CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRIST i MAS TREE-There will be a Christ
 mas tree and a splendid program at the Christian church, corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe streets this even ing. All will be welcome and are cor dially invited to be present and have a good old fashioned time with the children.
 THE FUNERAL OF w. J. BUSH lEN-The funeral of w J. Bushley
 who died at the Sisters hospital on
 Friday morning took place yesterday afternoon at half past three o'clock from the undertaking rooms of Easter ling X Whitney. There were brief services both in the chapel and at the grave according to the rites of the Eagles assisted by the I. T. L. The burial was in the new Greenwood cem- etery.
 WHO HAS IT-DI. Connor owns q bicycle but hasn't got one. He left his wheel in front of the Arizona club Saturday night and somebody appro- priated it either accidentally or in tentionally. The doctor said yesterday that he would like the party who has it return it and get what's coming. He did not indicate whether that would be a sack of gold or a black eye and it iS likely he would not definitely conclude in respect of u T matter until he was fully acquainted with the facts.
 JUST WANTED TO SHOOT-Offi- cers Tipton, Reiber and Bloomhorst about o'clock Sunday morning were attracted to the south part of town by a series of shots that seemed to indi-
 
 sort. Arriving at Harrison street be- tween First and Second they found an enraged and slightly intoxicated Mex ican by the name of Francisco Con gales, who was flourishing an empty six shooter, and took him into custody. Five shots had been fired and two car tridges were found in the mans pocket. He said he was mad and wanted tO shoot but he did not make it plain just who or what he wanted to shoot at. There seemed to be no living target in sight who could give any explanation. A theory was advanced at the Manila saloon that Francisco had had trouble with some one who had been there shortly before but this man was not found. Gonzales was taken to the carcel and put away for the Monday afternoon run of Recorder Thomas justice mill.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS
THE BEST OF ALL KiTTIEs.

Miss Florence Gear who plays the leading role this season in the bright comedy "The Marriage of Kitty" which will be seen at the Doris, Christmas afternoon and evening, under the man . agement of Jules Murry, is the best Kitty" ever seen in the part. And the reason is," says her manager, "be- cause she is Kitty in real life. Kitty is young, beautiful, gay, vivacious. sparkling. Miss Gear is all this an! more-she Is magnetic. she attracts. She could play Meg Merrillies and at tract her audience as did Charlotte Cushman years ago. She could play (and has played) the pathetic parts that made Maggie Mitchell famous But she doesn't have to play any part when she plays Kitty. She merely acts herself" Seats on sale at SanichaS s1.5O, s1OO. 75c and soc. Matinee Sl.OJ. children 2jc.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
THE LEADERS
 IN CONTEST. The. Winners of the Eiqht
 Prizes
All the Contestants, Win nerS and Losers Will ke-
 ceiye Commissions Today.

Eva Young, Mesa. Ariz...... e2,o6. Harry Kerr, 404 N. Fifth street,
 Phoenix, Ariz. ........... 5s,76 Byrda Shott, FPS E. Adams
 street, Phoenix, Ariz..... 58,32; Randolph McElhaney, R. F. D.
 No. 4. Phoenix, Ariz..... 55,3i; Homer corbeIl, Tempe, Ariz.. 42 90; Sidney Moeur, Tempe, Ariz. 4o,4oS Robert Banks, AIhambra, Ariz. 2e,54 Alton Stoner, 1102 N. Ninth
 street, Phoenix, Ariz....... 2s,57:
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24

GET DE RAYLAN POST CARDS OF LEVY, NEXT DRACHMAN'S CIGAR STAND.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
presents huff, or more, of sort O miscellaneous truck. to stock q country store.

country store. The parson called the names. an when he hollered "-roncho Jack" My hair rig up like bristles on a mad ki-o-tee's back, The riders yelled. "Go to it, son!" an up I tromped to see What Santy unexpectedly had hung up there fur me. A little bag O pinkish silk, a purity little thing. That helt two candy hearts twas tied together with a string. on one bein' written This is me-" on tother, This is you" An, Don't let's never let no knife cut these here hearts in two" guess twas instinct made me flash my eyes on Katie Dwyer. An she was blushin' till her ears looked like they was afire. An in them hearts I shorely saw the answer l had hoped To git from Katie by an by, an knowed l had her roped. She raised her shiniE' eyes to mine. an in 'em l could see A light that sent the streaks of joy at play inside O me. An with a friendly grip O hand I said to Parson stout: "rd like to see you. parson. if you please. when meetin's out"
 JAMES BURTON ADAMS.
 -O
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
THE PAcIFIc'S EXAMINATION.
The Investigation Will be Held all the
 Way Across the Continent.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-The interstate commerce commission will investigate the agreements of the Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific at New York. commencing on Friday. It is expected that E. H. Hartman will be one of the witnesses and that hearings will be held in Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Denver. Salt Lake, Omaha and san Francisco. Many officials and em- ployes of both systems will be exam ined. It will probably not be com pleted before March.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
NOTICE.

To whom it may concern: Take notice. that the annual stockholders meeting of the Mayne Goldfield Min ing Company will be held at the office of said company in room :, Monihon building, in the city of Phoenix. terri tory of Arizona, on the 31st day of De- cember,N 1906, at ten o'clock a. m.
 A. II. MAINE, President.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24

See Griswold's ad.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
THE ToPoLoeAMPo ROAD.

Kansas City. Dec. 23.-The Kansas City. Mexico and orient railroad. pro- jected from here to Topolobampo Bay will be running trains from Kansas City 10 San Angelo. Texas. a distance of I'll miles. by october. 1907, ac- cording to President Arthur F.. still wells statement today.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
OF LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE. WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for Th'
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24
NEW CHRISTMAS eooDs-A new

and select line of elegant stationery. various gift articles toys, many dolls' novelties. etc, have just arrived at the Art Printing and Stationery Co, 2l s. 1st avenue. Visitors always wei come.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-24

A man was lately talking about his friend. and proudly said he was inter ested in a coffee plantation in Mexico. Every man who invested in a coffee plantation in Mexico lost money. You needn't tell us that your friend has a coffee plantation in Mexico, with a view of making us believe-that your friend is rich: we have been watching bubbles of that kind break.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

The new Pure Food and Drug Law will mark it on the label Of every cough cure containing Opium. Chl0r0- form. CT any other supplying or pols- anous drug But It passes Dr. Shops Cough Cure as made for 20 years en- tirelY free. Dr. Sheop all along has bitterly opposed the Use of all opiates or narcotics Dr. shoop's Cough Cure ls safe even faf the youngest babe-an It cures, ftdoes net simply suppress. Get Il safe and reliable cough cure bY simply insisting 5n having Dr. Shops. Let tbe law be your protection. We eheerfully re commend and sell N C. Ownhey
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09
Old Home Edition of
 The Springda|e News.

only condition being that you formerly lived in Springdale or vicinity. As we expect to print this edition about December II, to insure publication all letters should reach uSnot later than December 1.
 We believe such a number of The News as outlined above will prove unusually interesting, and will be worth trea suring up. What more appropriate than for those who have wandered from the old home in years past, and are now in far away places, to all get together and have q sort of a chat and a family reunion. as 1t were, through the columns of The News during the gladsome Christ mas timesz It may be tile means  of bringing you in touch with some long forgotten friend of earlier days when you were boys and girls together back in the dear old Arkansas home. Won't { 1t be hnez Don.tit make you soften up and feel better just to thlnk of itz
 In order to make thi9 number ot The News q success We ask the cooperation of all our readers. Tell your friends aboutit, So that the matter may be given a> much publicity as possible. thereby en- listing the aid oi others.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

For years starved then l bought q 50 cent bottle of kod0i Dyspepsia Cure. and what that bottle benefited me all the gold in Georgia could not buy. 1 kept on taking and in two months l went back to my work as machlnist. h three months l was as well and hearty as 1 ever was. 1 still use little occasionally as 1 ind 1t tine blood purifier and good tonic. Nav you live long and pros per. "-G \. Cornell, Roding. Ga, Aug. .. 1906 Kodol is sold by II. \. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

1t IS worth fsomething to a man to belong,fo good family.
 "Old siunsrs are not satisfied with us unless We live better than they do.
 Until 2 years of age l was the biggest fool you ever looked at, only when you looked in the mirror yourself.
 II rather like the expression of that old woman who cried out; 70 Lord. if you will only save ne in this world, YOU shall never hear the last of it in the next.
 Gossip is always about a per son. Decent talk is about things, land unless your neighbor IS a thing, you frequently indulge in gossip.
 You have no more right to Haunt your diamonds and riches in the face of the poor than you have to shake bread in the face ot a hungry man and not give him any of 1t.
 X dissertation on mustard, where 1t grows. how 1t grows, and how 1t is prepared for the market is one thing, but that one thing does not help the collie. But 1t is the spreading of the mustard upon a shin cloth and applying 1t to the stomach that relieves the aches and the pains of the agonizins patient. -Ex- change.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

things in New York that he would not do at home k very poor christian
 It takes less sense to# #cr1titise than anything else. There are a great many critics in the asylum
 T don't think much of dignity. Ny observation iS that the more dignity a man has the nearer fdead he k.
 "Thereis k more religion in laughing than crying. Ii relig- l ion consists of crying have the best boy in the world.
 When you find a man that is tirst-elass at some one thing, you will find him pretty good at everything else. T have known womer too poor to own a pair of shoes, but l never knew one too poor to own a looking glass,
 You don't believe what you don't understand Do you un- derstand why some COWS have horns and some are muley?
 Let's quit singing the Sweet By and By and sing the Sweet Now and Then.
 If you tell me what you love and what you hate l will tell you your character.
 If the devil ever puts bis foot on woman once. she never gets up any more.
 The biggest fool Gods eyes ever looked upon IS the woman who stirs the toddy for her hus- band.
 'lf my daughter had only one dress, that should be whole one. If 1t lacked anything at all should cut 1t off at the bottom and not at the top.
 They will put you i'll iail for stealing a mans money, but you can be an average church mem Der and steal a mans character.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09
SAYINGS OF SAM JONES.
Earnestness Was Secret of Great
 Evangelist's Moral Power.

maps more than any OtiCIS to the universal success of Rev. Sam. P. Jones. One of these qualities was his earnestness.
 "Poor sermons and poor eNhor- tation. with the spirit of earnest ness behind them will yield richer fruits than the most powerful logic or ornate rhetoric, without the spirit of earnestness, he said in his autobiographical sketch.
 "Earnestness can not be felgn- ed. IL Is like the natural and healthful glow on maiden's : cheek compared to the artificial coloring produced by rouge.
 Mir. Jones, however, was earn- est but 1e had with 1t all sense of humor; not only sense oi humor, but the faculty of driving home universal truth in a well packed epigram or proverb. Much of his popularity came from the American appreciation for the epigram or the proverb which. with a home1y figure in clear, forcible, language, con- densed and illuminated the great problem.
 Here are some of the savings that have made Sam Jones fa- nous:
 .'The roar of commerce. the click of the telegraph and the whistle of the engine have we'll nigh drowned out the voice ot God.
 4'We little preachers think that We are doing first rate if we take d text and announce about three propositions and discuss them for an hour. But do you know that Christ, III His sermon on the mount, announced and discussed one hundred and twenty-five different propositions in the com- pass of half an hour
 If l had q creed l would sell II to a museum. Creed show. itself III the laws of tile las few hundred years. It was ovei creed that men fought, and 10 over Christ. Orthodoxes an what has ruined this world.
 He las either mighty long head or mighty short creed who believes only what he under stands.
 "Many a fellow is praying fot rain with his tub wrong side Up
 "Repentance is the first cons cious movement of the soul from sin toward God.
 "A woman IS naturally a very sharp trader, and very few wo men have any conseence when i comes to trade. She will sel an old pair of trousers for more than her husband gave for then new, and then brag about 1t.
 tThank God, this old world has never seen the time 1t did no take its hat of and make a decen bow to q good woman.
 Let He say to you: Ii VOL can't help but one family in towr let that be the family whicl needs the help. l have got profound contempt for folks wh are always helping those whe don't need any help.
 e'I believe the greatest mora monstrosity in the universe is al impious woman. 1 can under stand how men can be wicked; can understand how men can b,
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

wicked and turn their backs on God. and live in sin; but the greatest moral monstrosity k q woman with the tender arms ot children around her, their eyes looking up into her eyes with in- nocent love, and that mother de- spising God iu her heart.
 Religion is like measles. II 1t goes in on you 1t will kill you The trouble with a great many christians in this city is, religion has gone in on them. Keep t broke out on hands and feet and tongue.
 Every day ought to keep good company. There k not an angel in heaven that would not be cor rupted by the company some oi you keep.
 .'The back door of q church ought to be opened once year, to give all who have not lived uI to its rules a chance to pass out.
 Theology is a good thing. Ii IS good thing to stuff with saw dust like the skin of a fish, tt put in museum as relic of an tiquity.
 ''In Georgia town number of girls married men to reform them, now the town Is full of lit tie whippoorwill widows.
 .'The greatest rascais are those who are scrupulously hon. est. If 1 see d man walk across town to pay a nickle, l watch him.
 Whisky IS q good thing III it's place, and that place is iii hell. If I get there I will drink all l can get but l won't do it here.
 .'The matter of church doc Urine is an accident. If my moth CT and Brother Witherspoon's had swapped babies he might have been Methodist preacher
 "The christian who will do
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

It has been tile custom Of I he News for number of years past to issue | Christmas number con taining matter appropriate to the season, but this year We have de- cided to make change, and, iH
 stead of the usual Christmas num- Der, will issue what might pro- perly be termed an old home edi- tion. To make this number | success We must necessarily de- pend on former residents of Springdale, all of whom are in- vited to send in short letter for publication. It makes no differ ence how long you have been away from Springdale, or how far away your home may now be, We want short letter from you for publication in this number,
 telling your whereabouts, what you are doing and how you are doing. In brief, such information as your friends here and atotller places would be glad to know. The letters must be brief, Tor if all respond we will be crowded for room, and It k suggested that all eontine their letters to 150 words, and t would be still better 10 eoudenSe them to l0a words. There are no other re- strietions. You do lot have to be d subscriber oI The New, the
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

It is well that some folks were Dot present to give instruction in the making of thIs world. If they had been, weed De mighty short on real estate at the present speaking.