davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-09
DECEMBER g.
r1zp CALIFORNIA SCHOOL QUESTION.
EDITOR

Tho .ut for December California on the
Japanese the Board of Education OF san %
IN providing separate children of Indian chinese OF
roan Secretary Root and President - h it is
in nvnon of the of treaty with Japan
more peculiar the Argonaut reply those terms
apply particularly to the contentious OF the oai0rn' ~
inform Root thinks that this school law
California of the Federal Constitution which says
that shall be made under the authority OF the
h who believe with him prove with Japan
of the United States VINO gave the
and to enforce such treaty
runs counter to the the federal gov
eminent by the individual states These
commemorative gave to the federal government n n ht
regulate the white and eoored races are ag
separate Southern States can separate the races IN
set by which she segregates the white vel
black her schools then the United states s Se
the treaty Secretary Root looks as
i for the children the public
unconstitutional Such provision in treaty null and VOID and the national
The editorial contains its own answer one read OugnnS Inc power
states powers the federal
make Iand'' California be
party the Union The executive
elected California; made with
which ratified by the senate WHEREOF two senators from
were members 49,, :. .: +4, % +aa and residence the
Japanese treated
g to 90 pa ~ alien is allowed to 90 to school with
Americans, must be allowed that privilege
schools of California upon as
privileges in the states they are given the full privileges
guaranteed to them by treaty o g pass % W. f h
separate schools forddng all aliens the use OF the
of
would have authority interfere
of
bring
that issue s
that article but by
title real property fee simple
the
alien English,
claus in thei treaties
to showh the
of of
schools
of
of
the land
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-09
= LITTLE AXIS =


POLICE OFFICER APANThee ISM gambling left running
M. elected sure
people judge
BRINcKERHoFF-I be I
station a oW
w11K1NsoN-Im
could get the clean cooking there for small money.
COKE OF MAUIJust because
don think he has recount business his sleeve wish had
FRED POTTER attacking
are off It hard job drive knife in shark hide with hammer
feet side Since that think revolver dangerous thing be
JOE coIIEN-Noah didn't enterprise.
saw nm IN Minneapolis looking for hotel but something happened to head
Chicago all the good fellows were Demo
here they Republican
HowArT-rhe rain lot of damage at the Nuuanu
dam but we'av things Strengthened
o1111NewoEr- working on the draft of
new liquor law which think will be acceptable
JUDGE GEAR Captain Young
report the Governor
specifying Francisco hospitals
H P WOOD Photographic exhibit been
be kept another week Next
FRED wA1DRoN-t paws to advertise The other dav lost . LOT Of
KEYS and mt an ad in tho Afisor 70 +b+ oe+ vb t h -
the evening found them day
C. nov who to be chased the burning sands
show them some wonderful sights along the
SKIPPING COMMISSIONERS pretty
far
shipping all their
EXALTED RULER MURRAY
furniture which the We
about the the
MAJOR VAN VILET-We field practise
dbackto
1foBeAN-Talk about the japanese naturazng, In San Fran
newborn babies
o
be subst for when
time came to take the children to their respective homes
to the teso election
mil aid of eowycan
helped him before;
would haved
of
haveb
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-09
TOPICS
TROPIC AND OTHERWISE.
H. NJ. Ayres.

NJ Ayres R
just gentleman
he Robinson because
She wasbre in old Kenuck
Andri in Fort
poi n
MaIed mushi in Friscot town.
n in
She barley husks baked
society
somev all they cracked up to be
An English that his
NJ p has adopted
paliamenaian in for
in of a sonewagon
breaking carrying
hrismas is coming
We see
The old tices design
SIM hearts wit glee-
And
Since
me an I.O
The Notwithstanding em
The ImPeeunious one-IIow it.
ledge of naively place
been gold the proprietor
An tion de luck idend paying mining shares
the breath grow
Some require diagrams to explain them
Boys nhumanity thousands swarm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-09

0(plAllllllllLl Il
Well favor just by
intent of the the
technically Ineffective ballots
by nonintentna majority But that had
tine s1unt o o 9a a unbiased and @ judges
The point this In the first judicial hy ballots
thrown out both sides because which
for other candidates
right enough but if the citizen had voted for than Honolulu
was made to lose This
] e vote that had been properly cast for him simply be
benefit of votes which had been improperly heme
If man casts vote for sheriff according to law should be
validate his ballot for sheriff This states the supreme Cont i IN hf
Under this ruling Iaukea majority
the result of the badly suspect
more than $l75 month and side bets at stake the
wait and Unless Col auEea Illness
or other thugs he will be sheriff
appeal for Brown the because
Perhaps vague that 1aukea will never be
come sheriff due desire the Chinese
of the when the Hun grand adjourns
turn out and give evidence to that body about their business with police
Society NosIIaving his
Assistant Sheriff. Mr. Vida will spout
his friend Mr. Birte formerly the social leader
his plan to enter the police force Mr. MeDuhe
somebody rSa a having given him lemon
tastrOphes of Nov and Dee has had facilitating
member is understood that will
sheriff Brown is we'll ba h a e 4 n sGppofee'
People desiring Mr. Crawford will
for
Colonel Knox having his
for new to San Francisco, where political
more than here such appeal to cultivated
Harry Murray, whose
reward from the Sheriff elect Mr. Murray will open arvoyan ao ft
January which political and other predictions will
possibilities war especially
by the sons along the waterfront
''Say this to al
declaration
and declares w df sh BEGAN M p pn KNOW 1 h I strikes npS
declared hostts Philippines
Guam Hawaii Midway and Alaska would
But that would be against international
What of its Where is international law e6urtf''
'|wel, 'sthey
Mo- asSents the Sarcastic Man. 81 with The
polite people and would After
make until they that Uncle
a
81 tell YOU remarks
states would nave 1000 men over here in no time
transports what would the 5000 men do when thew GOT hea
the secondM triumphantly
why sure the Sarcastic Man Along
Go square you with
5000 men I stop here shouts Admiral Ito
naral' and
in
Japan
Earnest Patio
''No if the fleet here batlesnp
o tani cseaboa
How long would it take to get them here'''
long woudit axe to getJ feth
Twelve days
by he hour,o off on pro and con.
Charley November last
After picking himself party
had possession of the Board
ngs in that direction For thing there given
someone Why not to him7 This
Charley after the smoke of
battle mad blown away and began to show the knife he had
h He wanted something
The abOforAehi goods with
string them And still
nd burden o rde
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-09

who while charge of stonewagon beat his team of
chain should be breaking carrying
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY PHILADELPHIA.
ASTA e THE ,a
HA NA Ho FsE FpH HE Ny
SfnsP osicee;n sTkEHr pIrApElpu1A PA
:connl
8
in '
Value Of Gyael by , the con PAM ~
which than
r 1850 1n,i "a
a YTHEco ,ipASY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
TALK INSURANCE
BILL IN HOUSE
Williams Anti-Contract Measure
Discussed at Length and
Passed BY.
APPROPRIATION BILLS COME I'm
General Measure in Senate and
One for Jamestown and Other
Interests in House.

Fine progress was made with the work
OF the Legislature yesterday, two ses-
sjons OF both houses having been held
In the Senate. Mr.. Wickham reported
from the Finance Committee the gem
eral appropriation bill providing for the
expenses Of government for the ensuing
two years. and It was made special
and continuing order for 1890 O'Clock
to-day. The bill has already passed the
House. Tho Semitic engrossed large
number of bills. and when the body re-
turned for It's afternoon session only UNI
contested matters were considered. This
was true Of the House session held In
the afternoon.
The House met ut IL o'clock instead
Of noon. and the Senate ut 1880. In
the House. Mr.. Bowman reported from
the Finance Committee supplemental
appropriation bill making provision for
the State buildings, etc, at the James
town Exposition and for several institu
tions In the State. asking additional APP
propriations From the Courts Com
nttcc of the House, come Senate bill
with House amendments. creating Ave
new judicial circuits for the State.
The House debated the Williams anti
compact fire insurance measure from
1890 o'clock to y. NJ. and IL went
over as n special aud continuing order
FOR 1g.3o O'Clock to-day There were
many anti-cigarette and Mann bill petit
tons offered In the House. and they were
referred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
BEAT A BALKY HORSE.
Justice Crutchfield Fined H. w.

Nctherland tor Alleged Cruelty.
Mr.. Fl. w. Netherland was fined SO
and costs by Justice Crutchfeld in Police
Court yesterday morning on the charge of
cruelty beating a horse belonging to the
Pioneer Transfer Company.
An appeal was taken and the case will
be fought out in tho Hastings Court.
The charge was not made by officers,
but by several citizens, who testified that
they saw Netherland llnmercfully beat
ing the horse.
Mr.. Netherland said that the animal
was balky, and that he did no more than
any other citizen would have done in
whipping him to make him pull. He of
fercd several witnesses to testify that
they had examined the horse immediately
after the report. and these witnesses said
that they had found no marks on him
at all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
PATRICK WITNESS
LIED ON THE STAND.
confcsses That He Had Served
Term in Texas
Prison.
WAS ASHAMED OF HIS RECORD
WAS ASHAMED OF HIS RECORD
Patrick Did Not Kill Richie
Died a Natural
Death.
nv A..oclated pres..l

NEW YORK, February 27-Joseph
Jordan, one, the Texas witnesses, w-o
has given testimony in the hearing for
new trial for Albert t. Patrick, con-
victed murderer, has confessed that he
committed perjury on the witness stand.
The district attorney told Recorder Golf
that Jordan sent for him and voluntarily
himself and Assistant District Attorney
Garvan. The particular point upon which
the perjury charge was made was Jor-
dams denial on the stand that he had
served a term of Imprisonment at Hunts
vile, Texas. In his confession, the dis
trict attorney said to-day, Jordan adj
United that he did serve term at
Huntsville.
Upon being called to the stand. Jordan
repeated his confession about his prison
record. On cros--examination. Jordan
said he lied when asked about his prison
record, because he was ashamed ito &C
knowledge the disgrace He had lived
right life for twenty five years. he said.
No one could bring any tting else against
him, he added, except arrests for drink
ing. That was his worst misfortune. All
the other things he had testified on the
stand here. he declared. Were true
After giving his testimony, Jordan was
taken back to tho Tornbs. and later in.
dicted for perjury. He was arraigned,
and after pleading guilty. was remandci
| until Monday for sentence.
After Jordan left the stand at the
Patrick hearing, Thomas T. McNerney,
another witness from Texas. was cali
ed BY Mr.. Jerome. McNerney said that
a year ago he heard Jones tell Jordan
that he got out of the Patrick case and
was going to stay out OF it, Jones said
on that occasion that Patrick had not;i-
ing to do with Rices death, but that he
| (Jones) was bounded, harrassed and bull
| dragged, threatened with imprisonment
and the electric chair by the officers in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
CURES WORST CASES
OF CATARRH
Just Breathe Hyomel Four Times a, Day
and BE Cured. 3{ s;

? -
and BE Cured. s
Not until Hyomel was discovered, had
1t been possible to say truthfully that q
remedy for catarrh was known,
Hyomei cures the worst cases OF ca
tarrh simply BY breathing the remedy
through the pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit. Using the treatment
In this way for a few minutes, four
times a day. every particle of mir taken
In the air passages and lungs is laden
With gern-kllling and healthgiving
Hyomei.
Stomach druggins often causes disor-
dered digestion, and never makes a per-,
manent cure of catarrh Hyon,ei not
pnly kills the germs In the :throat and
nose, hut pcnetrntes to the minutest
air cells In the lungs and enters the
blood with tho oxygen, killing the ca
.arrhal germs In the blood
The complete Hyomei outfit. consist
Ing OF n vest-pockct. inhaler and medl-3
cine dropper, and n bottle of Hyomeii
sosts only 81. II this does not effect a
complete cure. extra bottles can. be oh
lalned for so cents. I'LL
II. you cannot obtain Hyomei of your
dealer, 1t viii be Forwarded by mall
postage paid, on receipt of price. Write
to-day for n free sample bottle and cons
sultatlon blank that wills$entltlo you to
services of our medical department. With
put charge, The II. II, Booth Company,
y Hyomel Building, Ithaca. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
BANK CHANGES.
w. A. Lcnly Resigns AS Presi-
dent of the Wacilovia National
Especial to Tho Times- DIspntch.)

Especial to The Times-DIspatch)
.W1NsTON-sALEM, N. G.. February
27.--Ata special meeting Of the directors
of tho Wachovia National Bank to-day
Mr.. W. A. 1emly rendered his resigna-
ton as president. which position he has
filed for more than twenty years. Mr..
james a. Gray. who ltas been cashier Of
the bank for q like number OF years. was
elected president Mr.. u. 8. Gray, bro
tier OF the new president. was chosen
assistant cashier. The position of cashier
will be filed later. Mr.. Lenly's retire
mept from the bank was caused by Ill
health.
The directors also elected Mr.. r. j..
Reynolds. the we'll known tobacco manu-
facturer, member of their board. The
Wachovia National has long bcen recog-
nizod as one OF the largest and strongest
financial institutions In the State. 1t
was organized in 1879. and is the Oldest
bank here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
Senate Bills Passed,

city of Williamsburg. in the county OF James
city cit Va, to issue bonds and borrow money
water works and fire department.. Jail. gem
eral lighting system and street improvements
for said city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
His People Favor It.

He read several letters and resolutions
from his people, asking him to vote
against the bill, and said:
II assert here on the floor of this house
that the people of Norfolk are unani-
mously against the passage of this bill.
because present conditions are favorable
TO the assured. and favorable to the
young home companies backed by local
capital
Mr.. Jennings, of Lynchburg. followed In
opposition. and said the business men.
Board of Trade and other organizations
In his city did not desire any change.
He declared that rates and conditions In
his city were more favorable to the as
sured than under the Wharton law. and
he earnestly asked that the bill be re-
jected.
Mr.. Petit spoke for the bill, and he
declared that something was radically
wrong with the present system. He
read letters denouncing the s. e. T. A.
IS trust. and when he. at . o'clock
concluded his remarks. the chair was
vacated until 3.ol 'o'clnok
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
THE SENATE.
Proposed Memorial to Congress
Passed By.

Few moments sufficed for preliminary
business, and the Senate was early at
work on the calendar. The proposed
memorial to Congress In regard to rivers
and harbors was again passed by. Sc
rlos of bills appropriating certain funds
for the payment for the Capitol furni-
ture AMI for making additional Improves
mcnts were taken up ont OF their order
and passed. The Senate was then for
some time engaged again In discus
sion OF easements. subject threshed
out at some length carly In the session.
Several senators spoke. including Mr..
Chapman. OF Greene: Mr.. Maeben. OF
Alexandria, Mr.. Thomas. OF Lynchburg;
Judge Phlegar. of Montgomery, after
which. by a vote or Is TO :. the Senate
refused to cngross the Chapman bill al
lowing municipalities the right to con-
denim an easement, which bill bore the
adverse report of the Committee for
Courts of Justice.
The Campbell bill. amending the act
making husband and wife competent Wit
ncsscs for or against each other, which
had also been discussed at length on n
previous day, pas taken up agti,s41-This
BILL too. came into the Senate fcr- sec
ond time with an unfayorabis report
from the Committee for Courts OF JUS
tice. but late amendments had removed
some. though not all. Of the objections
to tho measure. Tho debate was very
thorough Advocates OF tho bill. incl,d-
ing Mr.. Campbell, OF Bedford; Mr.. Full
ton, of Warren Captain Patteson. Of
buckingham. and Major Rson. OF Pitt
sylvania. declared. among other things.
that the present law presenting fraud in
transactions between husband and wife,
and yet forbiddlng the latter TO testify,
was an outrage and an indictment of the
married women or Virginia. virtually
stamping them all with an ubiquitous
Willingness 10 perjure themselves for the
sake of frauduently retaining their prop
erty. The senator's spoke earnestly, and
appealed to the body 10 remove this
stigma and permit. as the Campbell bill
contemplates. the testimony OF husband
and wife for and against each other in
certain cases. Several OF the heavyweight
lawyers of the Senate. including Judge
Phlegar. of Montgomery, and Judge
Mann. of Nottoway. lined up against the
hi Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28

BONDS.
1llin,eoi!s. City OF Springfield Funding bonds.
Missouri CITY Of st. Louis. 1905
Minnesota. City Of Duluth Reminding bonds.
ohS; sty * Psytoa sewer ana street Paving
Ohio. scity.ot Newark Rsfund!ng bonds. 1906.
9 9FsFsn f fsy 81 81 P Fsssasf
p9 S9a5i 81 isrpsDrs
Fennsyi rua!ae Borough op Of sewickiey, Pa.
School District bonds, loos,l9i:
sever er'0n uMp bonds
en ases West noxvile General improve.
Virginia. City Of Richmond 1926 ..:.:..........
AtsSssn c spa + ana 81 a ssfs f.
Atlantic Mifsc coast as9S Linz r T. CO, louisville and
5Atch!son. ropeSa and santa Fe Ry. Eastern
r. 3nane sna P oSio ea Lien gold
Balsi%g!s and oais i I,d i, ,s s. soushwsstern
Raltlmoss ana Poi i5I /. i. Go. lst Mtse.
Be, Saxns central sna r r. Co. ist Mgo soyear
Buffalo and susauehanna b T. CO. ist Mtse.
Camden Ssa Horse 4 r. CO; st Mtge, isas,
f Pass ~ ~ G. M Is aa laR Mtss
central trail P fGia Ky Ry co Through short Line
chesapsaE iss and Ohio s Ry Co. a conso Mta
Chicago and Western Indiana r. r. Co, consol,
Chicago and Erie n. r. Co, LIST Mtge gold
ch,e Sass' and nd Northwestern ~. 81. Sinking
chlss asS H IS; Island and Pacific i. i, g,
ch,ssse. Kesk ,a 1saai and Pa ,aa5 i. @,
Chicago, milwaukee, and st, Paul Ry Co.
Terminal LIST Mtge 1914 ,,...,....
Chicago, Hammond and Western r. II, Cos
Chicago, Indianapolis and ST. Louis Short Line
Schlcugo, Rock Island ard Pacific Il. r.. CO.
gold bonds 1902, Series Is K t'hoctaw) 1913.
e'leyelan colnmbus rl ,I,n H., and INDIAN
scioysland. Lorain and. W I1,s r. 7. Co,
& C0nsol., LIST Mortgage, 1888 .,.,.....s,.......-
sChoctaw and Memphis r. RI GO. LIST Mtse..f
chostaw, oKiaho'iin,a and Gait II, II, %. eonsoi.
Y,hesaneake and Ohio Hylto Gen'i MtRe., 1897.
3Eyansyle and II Tsrre faute b R'sco LIST Gent
Erie II. r. Co. Prior Lien gnld bombs, 1900 4
Erie n. Il. Co. Gent Lien gold bonds, 1896 &,
GraanbrisT ny co, lst 1870 q; \,
I,ehiah Valley II. r. Co, lsts Mtge', 40 SO,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
Engrossed the Bill.

To the surprise of many. the report Of
the Courts Committee was rejected and
a majority of three members engrossed
tho Campbell measure. The vote was as
follows:
Ayes-Campbell, Dickinson, Fulton,
Garrett, Hobbs Holt Kens Machen
NiemeSer. Noel, Patteson. Rison, Rob-
erts. Sadler. Sears, Stands, Tavenner
Walker, III. Z. Wickhanl-19.
Noes--Anderson, Chapman. Echols
Gunter Hartman. Lassiter. Lynn, Mann
Phiegar. Sale. shackelford. Sims. Strode
Thomas. Turner. 7. A. Wickham-16.
After spirited discussion the Phlegar
bill relating to voting trusts was re-
committed In order that representatives
of the Southern Railway might have OPP
portunity to appear in opposition to the
measure. which is regarded az one OF
tho most important offered at this ses-
sion. Strenuous objection was made to
recommittal but agreement was finally
reached through an expressed under
standing that the Committee for Courts
0: Justice would act on the bill to-day,
and that tho bill, retaining its place on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28

New York, and had to put the blaine on
Patrick to Rhvc himaelf
DO YOU remember any exact words
that Jones used?' asked Mr.. Jerome.
lie said. Patrick did not kill oil
man Rice. IIc died n natural DEATH
The names OF several Texas witnesses
were called. but they failed to answer.
Mr.. Jerome then said that Mayor Rice,
OF Houston, Texas. will probably be here
to testify tomorrow, and the hearing
was adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
SENATOR ]. BOYD SEARS.

ISOLATION, and that his people were loudly
clamoring for relief.
Messrs Cox and Royal became engaged
In Il sharp colloquy over clipping from
an Insurance journal, read by the latter.
referring to what the Legislature would
probably do with insurance matters. and
when 1t was over Mr.. Old, OF Norfolk,
spoke against the bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28

the calendar would be considered as a
special and continuing order with pre-
cedence over everything else immedi-
ately after the general appropriation
bill. The latter was reported from the FL
nance Committee and was set for a spe-
cial order for noon to-day. Consider
alton of the appropriation bill Will prob
ably consume the entire time OF the SEN
ate to-day. A night session may be
necessary
AT 2:3O r. NJ. the chair was vacated
until p. NJ. when thirty-one uncon-
tested Senate bills were ordered to their
cngrossment and about twenty other
Senate bills were advanced to their sec
ond reading Among the measures en-
crossed were several of interest, includ-
ing the bill amending the charter Of
the city OF Richmond, a bill providing
for the purchase of silver service for
the battleship Virginia. four bills reiat-
ing TO the Jamestown Exposition. bill
authorizing the sale of the penitentiary
spring lot at Richmond and number of
others.
About 5:35 p. NJ. the Senate adjourned
until 1880 A. NJ. to-day.
Bills Passed.
To authorize the purchase of linoleum
for the floors OF the museum and base
ment rooms in the Capitol building,
To appropriate ss.511.2e, to pay for
furniture. and so forth.
To appropriate the sum OF sSl 900 for
paying for furniture. etc, purchased by
the Capitol Enlargement Commission.
Bills introduced.
Iiy Mr. Fulton: To authorize the town Of
Front Royal 70 dispose Of and convey GER
BY Mr. Gunter: To incorporate and provide
Il Charter for the town pf ParkSley. Va.
and TO repeal an act entitled AN act tc
incorporate and provide charter for ths
town OF Parksicy. Va approved MaTcF
i2. igoi
BY Mr. Strobe: To authorize the Board OF sl'
peryisors OF Amherst county 10 permit tins
erection on the Courthouse Square OF that
county a Confederate hall or other me
mortal OF the soldiers OF the Confederate
States army.