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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-16

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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
DIVISION
At REUNION.

GETTYSBURG. Pa. Sept 15.-On the
historic battlefield where they clashed
for supremacy the survivors OF Cen
eral Pickett's division OF the Confed-
crate army met today in frarsrna1 re-
union the survivors or the Philadelphia
Brigade. which was composed OF four
regiments OF Pennsylvania volunteers.
The reunion was held az the bloody
angle" where Pickett made his famous
charge
A feature OF the gathering today
was the presentation OF General Ar
mistead's sword 70 the men OF the
South General Armistead lell during
the charge and his sword has since
been in possession OF the Philadelphia
soldiers
The veterans viii hold campfire to-
night and on Monday will go 70 the
battlefield at Antietam AT the lat
ter place they will be joined BY sur
vivors of four other Pennsylvania reg
iments. and monuments erected 70 the
memory OF the Pennsylvanians who
fell during the battle viii be unveiled
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
RUNNERS TO RACE
OVER HILLS OF
MARIN.

The second annual Dipsea race will
be held Dy the Dipsea Indians on Oc-
lober = II is TO be q handicap event
over the course from Mill Valley TO
Willow Camp The distance Will be
one mile and a half shorter than the
course run over last year The long
stretch of soft sand which exhausted
the runners has been cut out.
All amateurs registered with the Pa
cidc Athletic Association may partici-
pate IN this event, # they send in
their applications TO Andrew Giarner
a. the Olympic club by October ..
Six cups are TO be distributed to the
winners The first. four men 10 finish
will receive trophies. a cup win be
given 10 the man making the best time
and also one TO the High School boy
finishing Arst- Cross country bars will
be given TO participants who cover the
distance in one hour and fifteen min
utes.
The following members will have
charge OF the race. Al Coney. chair
man. Charles Arata, Judge: Al j. Fritz.
Steve Herrick. DR.. w. NJ Harrington.
F. Y Hellman. Matt Harris T. Mac
Arthur. 7. 7 Fitzpatrick. Andrew
Glarner. secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
ATHLETIC YOUTHS
COMPETE ON THE
TRACK.

The students of the wilmerding
School Of Industrial Arts held their
semi-annual interdepartment field day
Friday afternoon. The students in ar
chitecture duplicated their performance
Of last season by taking nearly every
event. The score at the end OF the
meet netted the architectural students
ffty-three points: the bricklayers.
twenty-five: cabinet-nakers and elec-
tricians 4 tie with SIX points. the car
penters twelve points and the art de-
parrment last with one tally
The ffty-yard dash. however. was
done in 3 3-5 seconds by B. Dallas. who
also won the hundred-yard dash If
this Wilmerding sprinter keeps up his
present gait he should have no diff
fculty in landing a place IN the com
ing san Francisco Athletic League field
day on the 2sth inst
The summary:
5o-yard dash-won BY B Dallas
third. A BronsgaI lElec-)- Time So
seconds.
I00-yard dash-Won by B Dallas
fArch.); second, Grinsell 1Cao.)' third
52e-yard dash-won by c Grinsel
lcab): second. A Schwartz oBrick-)-
z4o-yard dssh-won by W Ashly
CArchD: second. f Cliff 6Elec.): third.
A BronagaI 6Elec)- Time. 1854
Sso-yard 6ash-Won BY J. Willison
CArch.). second. w Coggins tElec.) ::
third. H Berg lCarp)- Time. 2.35 I-5-
Nile race-Won by L Wing (Arch-l :
second, I de Fount (Cab.l: third. B
Kellogg lElec)- Time. 5:3z-
Two-mile race-Won b. L Wing
lArch-l; second. R Wilson CAreh-)-
Time. 1l-4s.
120-yard low hurdles-Won by c
Grinsell fCab-) second. W Trowbridge
gBrick); third. c. Wallen (Artl- Time.
10 Is seconds.
Relay race-Won by. the architects:
second. brtcklayers; third, electricians.
Time. =.51 As.
Pole vault-Won by J willison
(Arch.) second. c Baumbaugh lCsrp.) !;
third, G. kimball (Brick)- Height 3
feet inches
Broad jurlp-Won BY o. Baumbaugh
(CarpD. second. F Skelly fBrick-) !,
third, Kimbal (Brick). Distance. ls
feet
Shot put-won- BY De Merritt CElec-) /.
second. Trowbridge (Brick-). Distance.
High 5unp-won by J. WiIlison
(Arch-): second. Baumbaugh >Sarp.11
third. a Chandler CBrick-)- Height, 5
feet
omcials = Starter. Brewer; scorer
Miss Edwards; timers, Woods and
Biggs; announcer. Wailen. judges. May
beck. Woods and Biggs
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
SUCH A DRUBBING
SENIORS GIVE THE
PROFESSORS.
Edited by
z. A. Smyth
sPEclAL DlsPATcn ro ZEE cALL-

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept Is
WIKI President David Starr Jordan Of
ficating as umpire. the seniors OF
Stanford University today defeated the
faculty IN the annual baseball game.
one OF the grotesque and amusing fsa-
tiIres OF the commencement exercises.
by the large score OF Il 10 in seven
iruings- The graduates. headed by
Captain L R Weinmann OF the law
department. ronped about the bases
AT will The professors. either through
shcrt sight or because Dudley D. Sales.
the varsity twirIer who occupied the
box for the grads had lost none OF
his old-tinne form. failed 10 connect for
any long hits
According 10 precedent the seniors
Sppeared upon the field garbed IN II
diculcus costumes All wore pa5amas
% varied hues- For the first tine IN
years Dr. Jordan failed 10 take up his
position at the initial sack He occu-
pied the box as umpire until he was
forced 10 retire preparatory 70 meet
ing the seniors al a reception
The mines lined Up as follows
Faculty R Slonaker. D, c =.
Searles. G.: H A Mills. ID. z D Ad-
ans, 2b-; H c Moreno. Sb-. = Angel
5 :. A A Young. 7 Z. 3 O. Foster
c T.: H H Heath. tt
Seniors-C- =. Spa aulding. G.: u. D.
Sales. D; ]. o. Gamble. 1b.. L. R Vein
mann, 2b-. V r Garhas. 81. D Greer.
: $. J. E Campbell. / z. H I Cruzan
and r. CrandalL 2 +. E r Cole
man. c T.
President David starr Jordan and G.
J. Presley. %. umpires-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
SAYS WERNz HAS
ANCIENT IDEAS.

BERLIN. Sept 15.-Count Won Hoens
brooch. z member OF Catholic family.
has written z letter 10 the Leipsig
Neuste Nachrichten concerning Father
Wernz. the newly elected general Of
the Jesuits- The Count says he was d
pupil Of Wernz's IN the early eighties.
ana that the convictions and beliefs Of
the new general are those Of the Mid
die Ages He quotes largely from
Father Wernz's ms DecretaIiun.
which was published n 1882. in which
the author AYERS that the state should
rest under the jurisdiction Of the
church
The comment IN Germany on the new
general Of the Jesuits ridicales the
view which IS apparently current in
France that the selection OF a German
as the head OF the order was caused by
the French relations with the Vatican
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
BRYAN'S VIEWS ON
VARIOUS TRUSTS.

CLEVELAND. Sept 15-The Iron
Trade Review has obtained from Will
liam Jennings Bryan a more definite
statement of his position in regard TO
the so-called trusts IN letter TO Mr..
Bryan, George Smart. the editor of that
paper. said
In your recent address at Madison
Square Garden. New York, you defined
q trust to be any corporation which
controls so much OF the product of any
article that il can hx the terms and
conditions of sale Later in your ad-
dress you said
It IS far easier 10 prevent nlonop-
oily than 70 watch it and then punish
IL and this prevention can be accom-
pIished in q practical way by refusing
a license 70 any corporation which con-
trolls more than a certain proportion
OF the total product-this proportion TO
be arbitrarily fxed at 4 point which
will give free operation TO eompeti-
ton
IN the year 1905 the pefcentage OF
production of the United States Steel
Corporation and its competitors was
as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
-BIGeER THAN THE PARTY"

DENVER. Sept. 1.-THE Republican
State convention completed its work
today and adjourned sine die. The
ticket named was chosen by the leaders
ana an unavaiIing effort was made to
break the slate In several places A
notable instance was the choice of
Chief Justice William H. Gabbert for
denomination for q place on the SUI
preme Court bench His opponents
charged that he was not q Republican
but an avowed Democrat. and his sup
porters replied with the argument that
he was bigger than the Republican
party" being an American who be-
lieved in upholding the law and main
taining order The full ticket follows.
Governor, Phillip B. Stewart of FL
Paso County; Lieutenant Governor, E.
r.. Harper of Gunnison County; Secre-
tary OF State Timothy O'Connor of
Boulder County. state Treasurer, Alfred
z. Bent of Prowers County: State Audi
tor, George D. Staller of Weld County;
Attorney General, William H Dickson
of Denver County; Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Miss Katherine L
Craig OF JEFFERSON County; Regents OF
the State University. Charles r. Dud-
lev of Denver County and James c.
Bell OF Las Animas County. Justices
of the supreme Court, William H
Gabbert of san Miguel County and
Charles l. caswell of Mesa County.
ongressn1an at large. George ".
Cook of Denver County
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
MILLS To ADVANCE
PRICE Of LUMBER.

VANCOUVER. B. C.. Sept 15.-The
price of lumber. II is ascertained. will
be advanced the latter part Of this
month or during the early part of Oc-
tober by coast lumber mills Just how
great the advance will be is q matter
of speculation by lumber buyers. but
ii will not be less than. 81 per thousand.
At the present time rough lumber is
selling at s13 The reason of the ad-
vance now being considered is the fact
that all grades OF logs have gone I'D.
and ii is expected that within the next
thirty days logs will show a further
advance. Logs are also likely TO be
very scarce during the winter At the
present time there is not any large
quantity of logs in the water and the
time IS not long distant when many OF
the itggers will be driven out OF the
woods for the winter so that there will
be an appreciabie falling OF IN the
available supply of logs from Novem-
Der on.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16


IN all OF the products the percentage
produced BY the corporation has died
since the corporation was organized
with the exception of coke and wire
nails. The question which il seems
10 me is pertinent to ask is whether
you consider that the United States
Steel Corporation, on account OF manu-
featuring the percentage of products
mentioned above, is q trust and for
that reason should be refused a license
II you consider the percentage too
large. 10 what extent would you com
pei the corporation TO sell or dismantie
its plants so that it will not be
trust2-
To this letter Mr.. Bryan responded
as follows:
Your favor at hand. 1 thank you for
the information given in regard 10 the
steel trust. ! note that in some cases
il controls more than half of the prod
uct and in some cases less I an not
prepared to state Just how much
without becoming a trust in the sense
that IL limits competition, and competi
tioa controls the price and terms of
sale For the conduct of my own paper
draw the line at so per cent and do
not accept an advertisement Of a cor
poration controlling more than so per
cent OF the product in which 1t deals.
have only been contenoing for a prin-
ciple- The details are less important.
as they can be determined according
to experience and experiment l am
inclined 10 believe, however. that the
steel trust controls more Of the prod
uct than is good for the American peo-
PIE that one corporation should
In saying that a corporation should
not be licensed when 1t controls enough
10 eliminate competition l do not mean
10 say that the individual Industries
that are under one management should
/ be destroyed The corporation should
t-s~- all
tories until its production is in the
/ fsr7sr fxed hv- law
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
VETERAN ATTEMPTS MURDER.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept 15.-Wil-
liam McCauley. a veteran attempted 70
kill Governor Wheeler OF the National
Soldiers Home today Two shots were
fred from a revolver without effect.
McCauley was overpowered and arrest
ed He sought admission TO the home.
but was refused on the ground that he
had not been out of another home long
enough
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
FOUND DEAD IN P.Rk.

The body OF Camilio Nessineo. a
teamster residing on Ashbury street.
was discovered near the observatory
station n Golden Gate Park yesterday
afternoon An examination at the
Morgue showed that the man died OF
natural causes He is survived by q
wife and several small children
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

California Club next Sunday The cup
has been donated by Judges Hunt,
-rcutt and Kerrigan.
The annual election OF officers Of the
California Lawn Tennis Club viii be
held September % nominating
committee will be appointed at the
monthly meeting Of the board OF di-
roctors. which viii be held next Tues
day night
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
ON Van Meas Avenue.

The Original Vienna Cafe and Bakery
at 1914 Van Ness avenue. near Geary
and splendid service has proven a new
attraction on this popular promenade
An additional feature of this cafe is
the fine French pastry. choice candies
1Stsst co1IesLons. lev. ICES anc crinks
Spark
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
REPUBLICANS TO GREET BRYAN.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. ia feature
Of the reception planned for William
Jennings Bryan. September "a. is the
participation OF the Louisiana Repub-
Ican Club in the arrangements an
nounced today An attempt viii be
made 10 render this reception entirely
bipartisan
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
SHAW REPLIES To BRYAN.

MEMPHIS. Sept 15.-Secretsry of
the Treasury Shaw addressed a large
audience tonight at the Lyceum The
ater His address was IN the nature Of
q reply 10 William J. Bryan's Madison
Square Garden speech Of August 80
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
TUeBoAT siEN STRIKE

NEW YORK. Sept l5.-The oilers.
fremen and deckhands on some OF the
Standard Oil company's feet OF four
teen tugboats In New York harbor went
on strike today for an increase in
wages.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

X. c. Levy. HOO Fillmore ST..
Has returned with a full stock of dia-
mon6s and jewelry. selling at the
same low figure
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

Cans seems anxious to meet Britt
and may give him the preference over
Nelson. II is said by Cans friends that
the difference between them is one Of
terms.
There are a number of bidders for
the match Tex Rickard says he will
not bid against the fight trust, as its
members are his friends.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

Kid Mccoy is the latest addition TO
the gallery of boxing celebrities now
on this coast He has settled down in
apartments at Oakland and IS waiting
for something 10 be stirring in his
line
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.-The match
between Tommy Burns. heavyweight
champion of the world by virtue of his
defeat of Marvin Hart ana the retire
ment of Jim Jefries. and Jim Flynn Of
Pueblo. Colo. challenger. was finally
clinched late tonight by the signing OF
articles of agreement between the men
This sidetracks the proposed O'Brien
match
The men are to meet before the Pa
cif1c Athletic Club on the evening of
October . for so per cent of the gross
receipts. Burns. exercising his pre-
rogative as holder OF the title. is 10
receive a bonus of per cent If the
house runs over $4,000 and 10 per cent
If under tnat figure
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
The pictures Of the Cans Nelson fight

The pictures OF the Cans Nelson fight
were given their first public presenta-
ton last night at Dreamland Pavilion
A large crowd watched the actions of
the boxers with marked interest The
orchestra struck up The Wearing Of
the Green when Eddie Graney en-
tered the ring. The little horseshoer
was among the spectators and was
visfbly embarrassed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Savaii lava flow has done gceat
! damage 70 cocoa and other plaata-
| tons.
The Lehua has gone to Hno 10 re-
move the wreck Of the Martha Davis
at The expense OF The Federal govern
ment.
Captain Niblack has been assigned
the duty OF attending 10 keeping Cook
monument cleaned. This was formerly
done by the British government.
The transport Meade is 10 carry the
Second Infantry and the Eighth and
Thirteenth batteries of Field Artillery
TO Manila The battery horses viii be
transported on the Dix
The Mexican and Columbian, now
building for the American-Hawa iian
line. are progressing favorably- They
viii be used on this route in connec-
ton with the new Tehuantepec route
The Claudine Will take san Fran
cisco mail today. She only taxes Il as
far as Kahului, however, where II VIII
be transferred 10 the Nevadan which
sails from that port at noon tomorrow
For san Francisco.
The Al : 5. Alaskan arrived yes
IEEGaN L14DEL1441e -tD4A4 lie ~CN-AA-tA VII
2750 tons OF freight for this port She
viii load sugar here and at kahului
and HiIo for Delaware Breakwarer,
taking about Il. 400 tons.
The steamer Massachusetts. a new
boat belonging 10 the Atlantic Trans
portatiou Co, has been chartered oy
the Observation-Disclosures line 70 leave
New YORK make the trip 70 Honolulu
and the Coast. arriving here about
June first and then returning 70 the
Atlantic.
Captain Nfblack, commander OF the
Iroouois. has gone to Pearl Harbor 70 |
resurvey The East Loeb Of Pearl Ear- |
Dor. as il Is believed that the heavy |
operations OF Oahu and Honolulu |
plantations in that vicinity have |
changed The depths from what they |
were when last charted.
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SERVICE PAUAFII BISHOP
MUSEUM.
EALHI OAHU
EALH OAHU.

Residents OF Hawaii TerIitors and
strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby
notified that the above named Museum
vii be open ID inspection On Fri
DAYS and SATURDAYS Of each and
every week Of the year, and also upon
ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks-
giving and Christmas exceptedl, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. n.
md clock p. II, from the 31st day
If March 70 the Bit day Of October,
and from 10 o'clGcE d. II % A:3o
o'clock .. n. from the LIST day Of
November TO the 31gt day o. March
II each year until further notice.
Tourists arriving in Honolulu By
trough steamers On otLer than the
eguIar visitors days hsreinbefcre
designated Sundays and Thanksgiving
md Christmas exeepted) and leaving
prior 10 the days set apart az regular
visitor's DAYS NAV be admitted 20 the
Fuseun On SPECIAL PERMITS, Is
rued during of7ce hours from the gen
raj Office OF the trustees, No. = Msr
.hsnt street. mex or TO the banking
,ause Of Bishop 4 Co.
ADMISSION To MUSEUM FEE
Electric ears bound west on King
rtreet pass tbs Museum every teB
minutes during the day.
Honolulu. 7. l., June 18th 1868.
FER ORDER
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.

JAPANESE RICE MILL co. LTD
Notice is hereby given that at the
annual meeting Of the japanese Rice
Mil Co, Ltd, held IN this city on jan
uary ), 1866. the following named gen
tIemen were elected TO serve as Off
GERS and directors OF the company for
the ensuing year:
S. kojima. President; Y. Motoshige,
Vice-President: Y Takakuwa, Secre-
tary; x. Odo, Treasurer; D. Yonekura,
Auditor; T. Aiurakami, Director: NJ
Kawahara. Director; K Yamamoto,
Director: T. Sumida, Director; H. Ia
naka, Director.
Y TAKAKCWA,
Secretary. japanese Rice Mil Co, Ltd
1908
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has this day sever
ed al official connection, whether as
vice president, director. manager. or
otherwise. with the Woods institute of
Physical Culture, Ltd, a Hawaiian
corporation. having lis principal place
Of business at the corner Of Fort and
Queen streets. N Honolulu.
said undersigned desires TO notify his
friends and The public generally that
he has opened quarters in Rooms
1--1s-I9-20. Alexander Young Building.
where. from this date. he VIII conduct
an up-to-dare school Of Physical Cul-
sure. with Turkish Baths.
Dated. Honolulu, January Il 1906
-saq z. \. WOODS.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that. or De-
cember %. 1895 the undersigned made
and entered into articles OF co-part-
nershiQ;
That the names and residences OF
each OF the members Of said firm ara
Antonio do Rego, Of Walluku. MAJ,
Joseph DO Reso Of Waikiki. Maui, and
Arsenic 90 Rego, of Wailuku. Maui
That the nature O. the business Of
sucn partnership is TO take over
maintain, and carry or % the Ia8
Stables, situate at WaiIuEzu. ~ the
Lahaina Stables situate al Lahaina-
~ the Puunene Stables. situate II
kahului. and - the Half Way House
situate at 8IcGregors Landing, and
- billiard ana pool rooms situate tx
Wailuku, all II the County OF Maui.
enterprises heretofore conducted DT
said parties: this co-partnershiD lie
maintain and carry on each and all Of
said enterprises together wiki such
branches Of business as have been and
now are n any way connected there
with ana incidental thereto, as well
as SUCH other business as, from time
10 time hereafter. may be considered
By this partnership conducive 10 the
common interests. added thereto. and
carried on IN connection Herewith
That the firm name Of said co-part-
nership is a. do Rego & Company"
That the places Of business OF said
col partnership are al Waikiki. La
hama, Kahului, and NcGregor's Land
ing, al II the County Of Maui.
ANTONIO Do REEC,
JOSEPH Do EEGC.
ARSENIC Do REED-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF GUSTAV KUNsT.

ESTATE OF GUSTAV KUNsT.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed executor Of the Estate Of
Gustav Kunst, late Of Hamburg, En-
pire OF Germany, hereby gives notice
TO all Creditors having claims against
said Estate. TO present the same duly
authenticated 10 him at the Office Of
Kinney, McClanahan < Cooper, attor-
neys al law, Judd Building, Honolulu,
within six months from date hereof.
Parties indebted TO the Estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment
1 the undersigned at the above office.
Dated Honolulu. T. H. January 5,
1906
ADOLPH JULIUS BAETCKE.
Executor Of the Estate Of Gustav
KunsI. deceased.
7304-Jan ), Il. 10. IS. Feb. 2
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THE NOEAU.

The Nceau arrived at 5.45 a. n
yesterday from Napoopoo and other
Hawaii ports with 35 head OF cattle,
2 empty wine barrels. empty distiIlate
drums and 5 packages 6f sundries: no
passengers. She left Napoopoo al 10: So
Wednesday morning
Purser WEburton reports weather in
Haulakua rough. delaying work for
several days The Kukuihaele mill has
been grinding since the third. Homo
kaa expects 70 cut cane the fifteenth.
Shipping: Steamer Kauai at Hilo,
Helene Al PaauhaU Met the Maui
coming out Of Mahukona and the Ma
una Loa at Napoopoo.
Outward trip strong winds and chop
py sea Honaeward moderate wind and
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Corner California and Montgomery
Streets. San Francisco.
For the six months ending Deceu-
Der 81, 1865, dividends have been de-
clared on the deposits in the savings
department OF this company as fol-
lows: On term deposits al the rate
OF $40 Der cent. per annum. and on
ordinary deposits at the rate Of -
per cent. Per annuu, free of taxes.
and payable on and after Tuesday
January ? 1906
J. DALZELL BROWN.
1914 Manager