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The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06


A mortgages notice is published in
this issue.
A boy with a bicycle is wanted to
carry the Star.
Tomorrow is the last day of the Knit
Underwear sale at Sachs.
Read the list OF houses the water
house trust co. mas ior rent
me hIIo committee spent Slol III I''e
entertainment OF the oregon girls.
The Noptlc was Slsnted OH NoNo
Head at lV:lo CLOCK lhlS morning
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Company has been organized IN .HilC
with capital OF $lO'OOO for the purpose
OF publshihg a Republican newspaper
IN the Hawaiian language
Mrs ). u. wider leaves tomorrow pS
the Mongolia Tor England Where she
VIII Vlslt her sister, Mrs GlDpohs, VIE
OF captain GlpDohS OF H. H. M Navy
Hhe VIII pe gone SeNeral months
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer Is the only
sure means of permanently eradicatin@
the dandruff nuisance. This famou:
remedy is on sale at all drug stores
and at Pacheco's Barber shop.
Mrs. Kimball and Miss Kimball
mother and sister of Clifford Kinmball
sail by the Mongolia tomorrow fol
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06

IT'S THB PERSON WHO SUFFERS
with a toothache who goes to the den
list.
But.msny people suffering with dand-
ruff neglect to treat for it with the
hope that it will soon disappear
PACHhCO,S DANDRUFF KILLER
is the only sure means of permanently
eradicating the dandruff nuisance. Try
81 ..,.,f. . ..'H 80 .lf' "".... ..
Sold by AL druggists and at Pache-
co.'s Barber Shop, 92S Fort street. Tel
Main G3a
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06
MOLOKANS LEAVE

Three of the Molokans who returned
from Kauai several days ago left for
San Francisco on the SonOma last
night. The men We're not satisfied with
conditions on Kauai.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06
KONG KOcK GIILrY

Kong Kock charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon, was found
guilty of simple assault and battery,
by jury in Judge De Bolts court this
morning. The trial was begun yester-
day and argued this morning. Flem-
ing prosecuted and Cathcart defended.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED d
News of the Day.


It doesn't make any difference
what you want or what you
have but don't want, Star
CLASSIFIED Ads will help you out
with absolute certainty. Want
Ads inserted three times for 25c.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06
OLYMPIA HERE
FOR JAPS

The S. S. Olympia arrived this morn
ing from Seattle after another load Of
Japanese She had rough weather on
her trip to this port, She is cheduled
to depart at a. m. on Monday for Sc
attle with 612 Japanese passengers who
have booked already, it is reported The
vessel brought 300 tons of feed for this
mort
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06
ROW IN CHINEsE CLIrR-

There was riot at the rooms of
the Chinese United Society last night.
The tprble occurred over an election,
The police We're summoned and were
attacked Ybyii the Chinese Several
Chinese were arrested and will be tried
in the police court today on a chargi
Of assault and battery,
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06
Will TALK
ABOUT CABLE
BASIL G. COMBE OF THE
RNGINEERTNG ASSOCIATION.

one of the most wonderful and inter
esting subjects to man is that of the
great ocean depths. Yet there is no
one part of the subject of greater in
terest than that of mans ingenuity in
being able to lay for thousands and
thousands of miles at the bottom of
these great depths, a slender cable by
which means are inaugurated and car
ried out some of the greatest CONNER
cal enterprises in the worlds history.
Just how important il is to keep
these cables in condition to maintain
communication at all times, Captain
asil c. Combe, commander of the cable
repair ship Restorer win explain to
the Honolulu Engineering Association
next Thursday evening, April u, at the
Association rooms at Haalelea Lawn,
at p. m J. d. Gaines, superintendent
of the local cable office. and chief rep.
resentative of the Pacific Commercial
! CO.. will handle the electrical end of
the subject.
/ A large attendance is expected for
much interest is now being taken in
| the Association by everybody directly
or indirectly connected with engineer
ing. The Honolulu Engineering Associ.
alton has become imbued with new life
land promises much in its future devel-
opment, and as the representative enCt
neerng body of Hawaii, should have
the hearty support of the engineering
and plantation interests, as well as
that of the community at large.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-06
IROQUOIS TO PEARL HARBOR.
The U. S. S. Iroquois departed this
for trip to Pearl Harbor.
SHE SOAKED THE cop.

This morning at the corner of King
and Nuuanu, white woman, hit ~ pQ-
liceman in the face for lassooing her
dog. The policeman was stunned for
few seconds when he recovered he
allowed the woman to depart in peace
with her pet
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
YAouI TROUBLE HAS DEvAsTED GOOD COUNTRY.

Recently there has been no fresh reports of depredations by the Yaqui Indians in Sonora and the reason for this is the fact that the greater part of the Yaquis have either been deport, ed from Sonora or have voluntarily left that country. UnfortvnateIy the Mexican government in ridding So- pora of the bad class of Yaquis has also created such an alarm among the ladus5rious Indians that they have left the country and as result in many of the rich fertile valleys of Sonora condition of complete deso- lation and desertion is presented. Tn the rich valley in the vicinity of Ures the heretofore cultivated and produc- tive farms are uninhabited and bar ren. Here the labor in the fields was almost wholly Yaqui and when they left the country there was no one to take their places.
 Since the large mining camps have appeared in Sonora there has been a gradual decrease in farm labor be cause of the higher wages paid at the mines and around the reduction works. The Yaqui was the best fam labor to be had and now that he haa
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25

gone the farming country in Sonora is suffering badly and with no imme diate remedy in sight.
 A gentleman who visited the sec rion of Sonora around Ures ten days ago stated that while it was the gar den spot of Sonora he found that prac- tically nothing had been raised on tho land this year because labor of no kind was to be had.
 The most serious industrial prob lem in sonora today is the matter of supplying farm labor to take the places of the Yaqui who has been driven .fror the country. is l4s. Yaquis and Mexicars are crude farmers at best and what would make Sonora ono of the best agricultural countries in Mexico is the appe8 ance there of upto-date Amertea1 farmers. This need not be expected until more railroads have been con structed through the state. The Amer
 ican will follow the railroad to an.
 land or country, but be will not g
 into wild countries and where he can
 not get his products to market.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
THE SIERRA MADRE
 LUMBER ENTERPRISES
The Greene Lumber Mills Will Be the Largest
 in America,

CHIHCAHUA, Mex. Oct. 24.-The America! To turn out 150, ,0O0, 900 feet of lumber annually! All of this to be in the Sierra Madre region of the state of Chihuahua, are facts, the magnitude of which are not realized here or in the republic This vast en- terprise is the work and plan of the Sierra Madre Land& Lumber Co.which is controlled by the Greene Consoli dated Copper Go. of Cananea and ol W. C. Greene.
 E. c. Hargrave. the general manager of the company, returned this week from the States where he had been to order new machinery and to get his wife and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Ha-grave and their daughter, Miss lAdeline, were guests of the Palace Hotel over Monday and tuesday and Hotel over Monday and Tuesday and | Springs where the company's head quarters and operations are located
 MT. Hargrave is noted lumber man from Michigan and from now on the greatest activity is planned to get the 5 klometer railroad from Temo- sachic on the Chihuahua & Pacific railroad completed to San Pedro Springs when the machinery for the new mills, logging. sash and door factory, blaming mills, etc, are to be brought in. The grading of the rail road is nearing completion, now that the rainy season is over.
 The company has 250 lumhe- c@-E coming from the Pullman cS-.y.lay These are completed and tho .. ..., stallment of 150 is waiting to bring rails or the railroad and the others will bring the machinery. Ine raIIs are S0-pound steel.
 Everything is to be modern about this lumber enterprise even to the logging, which is to be done by the most approved. up-to-date methods. Branch railroads will be built into the company's timber lands which con. sists of nearly 2,250,000 acres in the Sierra Madre region. Turpentine stills
 have been established and more will be. It Is part of the great plan to operate all the plants, ultimately, by electricity from hydroelectric power plants to be located on the Aros river Until the extension of the Rio G-ande Sierra Madre & Pacific railroad iron; Nuevas Casas Grandes. this sate. all of the shipping of lumber will come through this city. The primary ob- ject of this lumber enterprise IS to supply Cananea, secondariIy the Mexi can market and of the great mining camps. of Southern Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
TERRITORIAL FAIR NOTES.

Remember that November 5th is the last day on which entries may be made. Special attention is called tc this. and those who desire to enter articles are requested to make theil entries and send them to the office befire that date.
 The articles entered can be deliver ed to the Fair Grounds on Friday Nov. 9th, and up to Monday, Nov 12tn Those entering poultry must have their exhibits in the poultry building by Saturday, Nov. 12th.
 Only two weeks more in which en tries can be filed! Get busy! Exhibit something, and help make the Fair a success. It does not matter how little you exhibit--.E little exhibit helps"
 Additional breeds nave been entered in the premium lists as follows:
 Department B-Cattle, Red PolleG and Devonshire.
 In the Horse Department two class es for draft teams have been added Draft team, three yerars or over, and draft team under three years.
 Premiums ten and eight dollars
 Exhibits must be in place by Mon day, Nov. 18th at g o'clock.
 The Grand Parade of all the liv' stock and race entries will take plac' Monday. Nov. 12th at 10 o'clock a. m
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
MONEY NOT ALONE BASIS OF CREDIT.

The general awakening of the pub lie conscience is attestei in a some what remarkable editorial that recent ly appeared in the Wall Street Jour- nal, which is unquestionably the fair est of all the Wall street financial pub lications: ''The business world has a right to know of any business man not only where he spends his days, but where he spends his nights. It has a right not only to know his finan- cial standing. but also his status in the scale of social decency. It mat ters not how profanely he may pro test that his private affairs are not other peoples business. But the pro tes. Is that of the man in the wrong. The man who is faithful to the duties of his office and false to the stand ards Of domestic decency must have hls financial credit marked down and the business confidence of his fellow men lowered to the class of extra hazardous risks. Such msn are ad- venturers masquerading before the community as respectable people. un- der the belief that they are deceiving those about them. But a man who can neither be true to himself nor loyal to his family can not be a safe leader in industry. commerce or fi- nance, because the very foundations of integrity have become rotten in his character He is man divided against himself When the crack of tall building appears we know that there is something giving away at the bot tom. We do not need detective service to find it out. As sure as night follows day, wrong wrecks it's perpe- tretors, first morally, and then in bus- iness usefulness. Such man may live out the full measure of years al btted to him, but from the time he has become a whited sepulchre, his pres ence in his country and his commun. ity, however great his wealth or high his station, is just so much of bur den to carry. Nature has her own slow way of destroying the individual who in his heart had turned traitor to his own better self and to the moral judgment of self-respecting commun- ity"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25

Hunt possesses the right kind of quail ification for sheriff as the record of his office will show to all who care to in- vestigate for themselves
 The above is not written because we believe the candidacy of Mir. Hunt is in danger. but because of desire to point to a man who has done his duty we'll in office and one who deserves the enthusiastic support of the people of Cochise county. regardless of pol itics.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
OF MRS. SALVAGE.
(Arizona Republican,

The acquital of Mrs. Kate D. Sau- wage at Nogales last week furnishes further evidence that the jury system might be improved by it's abolition. While all jurymen are not purjurers e fools. so many of them are that jus. verdict is in a greater or less degree an accident. There doubtless was a time when a jury was a good thing; resentative of the crown and when the jury stood between 1t and the people. It is said two heads are better than one, even If one is sheep's head; and !, 1t is assumed therefore that the judgment of twelve men IS less apt to err than the judgment of one man, trained to reason accurately, while the twelve may not have been taught to think intelligently.
 This Sauyage woman wa3 charged with the murder of her husband at [ Bisbee. The Sauyages, both of violent temper, had lived a tempesEuous life. ] The husband, though had drinking nan, was at the same time a hard working man.
 One night the hus3arld was shot down just outside his cwn door wnile or his way home. It WIS shown at the preliminary exam i'ion that tine wife was waiting inside and had :nL a hole in the screen presumably for .he pur- pose of shoting through it. aI any rate the fatal shot was fired through it, A bullet hole was found in Sauvage's hat. It could not have been made by the shot fired by Mrs. Sau- wage but was supposed to have been
 made by shot fired by Sauyage's s stepson, concealed in a barn near by. Both were indicted and in Bisbee there was almost no doubt that the 1 woman, at least, was guilty of pre- mediated murder; that she was lying in wait to kill her husband.
 She testified at her trail that she acted In self-defense; that her hus
 band as he approached the house was
 was warned by her step son and that instead of doing so he apparently reached for a weapon. On this bare
 statement the jury turned her loose
 upon the community.
 Many men are saueamish about find
 ing a woman guilty of capital or other crime which involves severe ] punishment. They accordingly mis- ' take perjury on their part for species
 of galalntry. The Nogales jury ap- pears to have labored under confus' | ion in this respect. A trained luGge
 would not have erred in this way.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
DESERVING CANDIDATE.

On the entire democratic ticket in this county there is not a man more deserving of success than Stewart Hunt, the nominee for sheriff. Mir. Hunt has filled the office of sheriff for two years and has made a record never before equalleJ in this county. This we can say with confidence that nc one will attempt to dispute the as sertion. It is universally acknowledged from every section of the county that fhe administration of the sheriff's of- lice by the present incumbent has been all that could be desired. The bust ness of the office has been handled promptly and 1t has been systematized and placed upon business plane. w.: hear occasionally of a democrat who is opposing the reelection of this tried asd proved efficient public of fieial. ut we de not hear sr single good reason for s3ct .a sitson.
 Ii is sta4ed that ono -caese os dis satisfaction is found in the choice of his deputies in certain parts of the county, yet no man can justly claim that NIT. Hunt or his deputies have ever failed to perform all official duty with promptness. Favoritism or pre- judice has been unknown in the sher- iff's office during the last two years: duty has been performed impartiaIiy and that is the kind of service whic:, the people should demand and u. hold in all public officials
 The time is past in Arizona when the qualification of sheriff is his ia nailiarity with a six-shooter and dis position to make a rounder of hfmseii every time he goes into a town o. where booze is on tap; business quail hcation is required to handle the in. creasing business of that office. Mir
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
WHOLESALE ARRESTS
 ORDERED AT WARSAW

WARSAW, Oct 24.-Wholesale ar rests and doniciliary searches con- tinue in this city. The police aided by troops are gradually running dowa all information obtainable from the form CT terrorists who are now serving ,he government as detectives. The s.tua' ton is growing more serious. The authorities are preparing vigorously to stamp out the slightest disturbance.
 Owing to the postponing of the execution of certain terrorists, the Socialists have withdrawn their proc Iamation for a general strike.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
THE ANT.
Facts About One of Natures Most In
 dustrious Creatures,

Facts About One of Natures Most In.
 dustrious Creatures.
 When spring comes with all its wealth of opening buds and new flow. CTS, the ant is preparing foT a season of profitable industry.
 It comes out of its winter quarters and locates a new home where 1t can store away, during the summer months, the sus.enance for the long winter days.
 Just as industrious as the ant-but in a different way, are the countless infsnitiesmal germs which burrow into the scalp and eat away kt the roots of the hair.
 As they burrow away Dandruff forms. and if the germs are not all killed, Badness results.
 Newbro's Herpicide Is the only known remedy which kills the germs.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide O., Detroit. Mich.
 5isbee Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25

It should be illegal for preacher to reiterate his text more than fifty times in the course of one sermon, or to go higher tban the 'thirtiethly" in his enumeration of points to be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
Gain for month of Sept.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Cochise sa

I, N. A. Patterson, circulation mana ger of the Bisbee Daily Review do solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and hona fide ciculation of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the month of Sept. 1906. and that from the state ment all spoiled and left over papers have been deducted
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25

The elsbss Daily Review will be mailed apon request to subscribers leaving the city during the summer months. Changes of address will bs made ss frequently as desIred; no tiees of such change should give both the old and new addresses.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
Entertained on Anni>er.ar,

Mrs. W r. sander, entertained fhe Ladies Aid Society on Tuesday. and as the anniversary of her marriage iell on that day fhe event served Che double purpose of regular meeting and anniversary celobrat ion. Thirty tIYe invitations were sent out. iucfud- !Hg afl The members of the ,ocietv. and each wa> required to bring par celroutainiug some article mol needed af 'hF owner. s> material f8r a aPFFing contest Wa~ required. HHlHs ladies te~Han3ea ae aatl- -.iaa Hd si#= Aa- san. ef~ #v#r. =r..ts.t- .#El. H#-,- .urf iU ..f Wa19I. Hz.-- ~- .ls# lt.t=1. .=e- es .a.-
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Judge Little took occasioa To ,aY iu his speech here Monday that he was aot in congress when the Hatch bill ~as ap Tor consideration, and hence could not and did not vote against it.. The Times, perhaps. owes Judge Little an apology on this subject. as we said few months ago that he had voted against it at 1he same time Senator Berry did. and that he was being endorsed and Berry criticised for the same act. We were only mis- taken III The bill. We had in mind he Arkansas settlement bill. and the above k true of that bill.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
Confirmation Notice.

Npi1ee is hereby given that at the May term, iAh, nj the GhancerN Court of St Francl- tD1ntN, in the State of Arkansas, the under signed will apply to said Court Tor a decree cont1rming his title t0 the following lands. lxing and OeinRlin St. Etaucis county. state of Ark9nSas. tu.wit.
 Right bank of rtver. fractional section twenty =slN t.6l. township SIX tG' north. range four Ii esst.
 II holds said lands by deed exeented by The clerk ot The County toYTt uated June l;; iatt; >aid deed being ba Sed On sale af said lands tur tho taxes for the year la00 and The under. signed became the purchaser ot said land Il [ the safe made by the Collector Di ihe Revenue et shid touuts ou the 10th day of 1ane 1901. the undersigned ealls on all persons who ean set up any right 10 the md .o purchased in consequence of any irrcguiarity or ln- fortnalltA connected with said sale to show eans" II HnY they can Ht the said May ierm. lHfi, nt the St. franci- thancery Court why the -sle sn made tu the undersigned should :lot he confirmed
 This March V lahs