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tee was sound, said L. A. Thurston,
who suggested that the same be COM
posed OF one member from each local
club. Acting Governor Atkinson was
responsible for what good had SO far
been done on the vacant lots around
the city, and what Mr.. Atkinson had
done could be done by others. Many
lot owners would beautify their waste
property if time could be had, and if
someone could be found who would
lcok after the work, seeing what
should be done, doubtless prison labor
would be put at his disposal to do it.
The first work was the difficulty to
overcome; once started these things go
Cn by themselves, and part of the inn
portant work of the local clubs was
10 wake up individual interest and get
the people working. Mr.. Thurston
then made a formal motion that the
central executive committee be form
ed. This being seconded by A. F.
Griffiths, the motion was unanimously
rassed.
A nominating committee of Messrs.
Macfarlane. Griffiths, Thurston, Car
vie and Ballentyne was named to pre-
sent suitable names for the committee
officers. their choices being: E. I.
Spalding, president; Judge w. F.
Frear. vice president; General Davis,
treasurer, and Geo. P Thielen. secre-
tary these names being adopted by
the meeting.
PREPARING FOR PARK EXPERT
ROBINSON.
The entertaining of Park Expert
Robinson and the way in which the
most information could be gained from
his visit was geferalIy discussed Mr..
Grifffths of the Honolulu Improvement
Committee. who has been in commupi-
cation with Mr.. Robinson, announced
that the Supervisors grant of $500 |
would not cover the expenses of the |
experts trip here and suggested that |
Continued on Page ~
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NEW PLANS
Of CONRADy
Father Damien's Old
HeIper to Go to
China.

Father L. L. Conrady, who was the
companion of Father Damien in his last
days at the Hawaiian leper colony of
Molokai. and who succeeded him in his
work there, has arrived in New York
to complete his plans for establishing
leper colonies in China. He is guest
at the home of the Paulist Fathers.
They are aiding him to get an addition
to a fund subscribed in Belgium to
carry on the work.
Father Conrady was born in Belgium,
and began his labors as a priest in In
early in the seventies, and for fourteen
years labored in Eastern Oregon among
the Umatilla Indians and the few scat
tered white Catholics of that district.
Then he heard of the needs and isola-
tion of Father Damien, the Molokai
martyr, and took passage to Hawaii.
He spent eight years on the island, and
attended Father Damien in his last i'll
ness In 1896 he returned to Portland,
Ore, and entered medical college,
where, after full course of four years,
he was graduated
After graduation he went to Canton,
Continued on Page 3D.
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WILL MADAME CALVE COME?
OR IS CASE HOPELESS?
Talented Local Musician
Tried to Secure
the Diva.

Editor Advertiser: VIII you kindly
allow me space to say that the report
of Nine Calves proposed visit to the
Islands is untrue, Nine. Calve would
come to Honolulu for two concerts at
$4,000 each, or $4,000. She is accom-
: panied on her tour by number of dis
tinguished artists and retinue of at
tendants.
In the cities of the mainland, public
spirited townsmen subscribe and make
up deficits of thousands of dollars
year after year, for symphony orches-
ira seasons, concerts. etc.
Of course this amount, $4,000, looks
enormous; but it was with the idea that
there might be some such men in Homo
lulu, that l undertook to get subserip-
tions from some of them, of any amount
up to $500 each. This would be neces-
earv if the proposition were entertained
laf all, in order to fix the price of seats
within reach of the people, as the
Opera House is small.
However, with the exception of Mr..
Wood of the Promotion Committee and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-17
BOY
Of SHILOH
COMING
Youngest Civil War Sol
der on Transport
Buford.

Colonel John L. Clem, Assistant
Quartermaster General, United States
Army, THE Drummer Boy of Shiloh,
who won fame during the Civil War,
when but a youngster entering his
the Philippines on the army transport
Buford.
The story of johnny Glenn is the
sort that appeals to the patriotism of
the American schoolboy The 22nd
Regiment of Michigan Volunteers were
dispatched to the front in 1862. On its
way through the state of Ohio q very
small lad, indeed scarcely out of his
third reader, attached himself to the
regiment and followed it South.
Repeatedly this doughty youngster
begged the officers in charge of the
troops to enlist him, but the matter
was treated as a joke, though the
boy became a prime favorite with the
soldiers, who cheerfully gave him a
place at the messtable, a shakedoWn at
night, and a seat in a government
wagon. The latter, however, he scorn-
ed to accept, taking his share of the
long marches over dusty roads under
l01.., Oh; litI, p;
gest 'doughboy" in the ranks. At
last the boy presented himself to the
colonel of the regiment and demand
ed to be given place on the muster
roll
Why, Johnny" said the old officer,
looking down at the persistent mite,
you are too small to carry a gun.
much less use one" The diminutive
Would-be recruit answered sturdily
I'm big enough to beat a drum, sir
The urgent appeal was granted, and
measuring less than three feet in
stature, became a soldier of the Union
army. undoubtedly the youngest and
smallest individual who ever bore arms
in any civilized army of the world!
Not many months past before this
midget proved the stuff that was in
him, as the hero in a dramatic role
which gained for him undying fame.
1t happened at Shiloh. Amid the rain
of shot and shell, the sullen roar of
cannon and musketry, the lowering
black shroud of battle, the onslaught |
and repulse, the merciless red tide Of |
carnage-all through those awful days |
Continued on Page 81
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MEETING GETS
DOWN TO WORK

E. I. Spalding, for the Promotion
asking the road Improvement clubs to
send their representatives to meet to-
tgether The time had come when the
promotion Committee could advan-
, much important work to an executive
committee acting for and representing
the various clubs. 1t remained true
that the success of the whole improve
ment movement depended upon indi
vidual effort of the various clubs and
their members. In the formation of
such a committee as was proposed
there was no necessity. nor was it
proposed, to exercise any arbitrary
control over the individual clubs. But
there was a pressing need for q CEN
traI executive to handle communfca-
tions, to foster the growth and estab-
lishnent of new clubs and to act as
means whereby action could be taken
in matters of general importance, the
clubs acting in concert through their
representative committee. One of the
important matters was the guiding
ana dO'-SiHS ol CIiShtdlS OH oN0A eiAO
city who We're anxious TO cooperate in
the Improvement work if directed
what to do.
Secretary Wood seconded the re-
marks of the chairman. pointing out
that concerted effort would probably
result in prison labor being secured
for the beautifying Of vacant proper
ties while separate clubs might not be
able to 60 so.
The formation of a central commit
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ROAD CLUBS
UNITED FOR
COMMON GOOD
In Forming Central Committee Improvement
Associations Take Up War on the
Billboard Nuisance.

The boycotng Of the products advertised bboards
cussed last night meeting the Promotion Committee head
quarters of
hatced darkness the electric lights having failed
shortly after nine o'clock but absence of indrance
deliberations aboshng efecualy
board nuisance
The meeting called organizing
the call
Wood the following club presidents being in attendane ~ S.
Sachs, a Garve J. A. Kidwei, H Rhodes A Guild A R.
Gurrey, D. NJ. Haughs O. Lutted, VIM Wenrh E. Higgins
F. W. Macfarane, ustac A. B. Ingalls, A. F. Grifth H P
Wood. E Spalding c. Baentyne L. A. Thurs
r s. Hoener. Alex. Craw Percy Pond and Philip Dodge.
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WIRELESS RECORDS BEATEN.

From two hundred and seventy miles
nlcatlon opened by the naval transport Laton with
the T. 5 Supply yesterday afternoon at three o'clock the
signals OF Wireless Operator w W. Hanson Of the Supply
beng caught and answered by the operator the Lawon
This establishes record fer wireless
mission with the carbon and steel n1crophone.
All the long distance records this transroer have
been established recently by Operator w w. Hanson the
mark before the Supply sailed San Francisco for this
station being so miles Leaving the Coast Supply kept
touch with the station Mare Island until miles
and began communicating with the station here when 228
miles off the port.
This figure Pacific record until yesterday
afternoon.
At the that Supply caught the Lawton she
caught from the local wireless station BARRIERS Point
SoSoSoScScsooceoec@ cscscSceooosoeoecoc
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Russia is having her troubles Incl
dent to the proposed change in the
government, but even in the midst of
these can not afford to overlook the
signs of coming struggle in China.
All stories are the same as to that.
Coast files that came last night noted
a decided uneasiness in Washington on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-17
In the Midst of Domestic Turmoil.
Even Russia Finds Time to Pre-
pare for EventuaIities in the Far
East-.AlI the News Is Ominous.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)


ST PETERSBURG February 17-The prepar-
ing for eventualies in China
AS result of the struggle
Wie
will be compelled The general opinion
will be able hold
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COUNTESS OF CASTELLANE
WILL KEEP HER TITLE

February 1It has been decided that the Countess of
Csstelane shall her title
after had decided
entirely
probable financial has been reached
the couple.
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a few others, the plan did not meet
with favor and was abandoned. And l
so reported to Calve s manager.
Aside from the fact that it would be
an opportunity to hear the world s
greatest soprano, and a number of
other great artists, from the viewpoint
of promotion is seems one of the
best possible advertisements the Islands
could have. Even the false report
which has been circulated of the visit
of such noted person will help bring
many people here.
CONTINUED on Page b
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the same account. The state Depart
ment had received advices of the grav-
est character, it was said, and two
warships, the Chattanooga and Gal
weston, had been detached from the
European squadron and ordered to
China at once.
CONTINUED On Page I'd
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LEADER OF ODESSA
MUTINY IS INSANE

ODESSA February 17schmdt leader of the naval mutiny
has gone insane
wap Russia Black Sea squad
the Russian reVo
moveme at lose 0 he
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SHIP STOKERs STRIKE.

FIUME February ship gone
strike for increased The labor trouble
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that the Sheffield
Liberals
yield
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MINNESOTA AT YOKOHAMA
WITH CARGO ON FIRE
YOKOHAMA, February 17-The steamer Minnesota has
Seattle with her damaged by fire


Honolulu call With
these would the
eofT TIonolul
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call of the
the Throne
be fromam
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PAT GROVE ACQUITTED
ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE
OMAHA Nebraska, February 17-Pat Grove has been &C
quilted

Pat Grove the .'bad' men of the Middle West was ae
his
hands his followed by the police being
Cucay
himself entered plea of
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LIBERALS WILL OPPOSE
ELECTION OF BALfOUR

LONDON February 1.-THE Liberals decided oppose
Balfour by-e1ecion.
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AN HEIR IS BORN
TO DRAGON THRONE

PEKING February IA has been born to Prince Chun
the little prince will probably be desig
mated the to throne.
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Continued on Page A.
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Nrbeitertag -@SrOflamutiOn.


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Baltimore & Sbto
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let) SpC5tnl8ng pcrldbt Wiount
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9nlH iolgenccii 9iclhiaa. cinfbliebs
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9Pount HoDdisg'1buboi $40 Wiors
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nno Brand gbnnf geitattet
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September Ocrdniidltct.
(23s-45)
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@efern 2aarprdno 2sa6n.

lie Sabrt hee slac Siibge aimiirb, ber sal.
ttuure tn peitlidlcr gmtnug snmitne, $50
8adlm., mno DaaerStu,uu tu bhlider Mdltua
sanntGn, G.3o AbnbS, pcrIaht III eluaeftcllt
Whroeh. (2I0--3)
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br GCtrdgeren Sorict 40. 9tes lit es. ipaS
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bebnoern NaS .,Hsaoe 6otiet" IN odS etn5ee
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bolen qeltaitet ,,geaoe 0otiet" farlprs, Rr.
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,,GSniain Oer sommertourra. I.

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bier. Baltimore mad Bottom nnS Brobibence
5nr Gee. Bette Reute natb ben WciisGnoIafio,
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"a Nipntag ocr g. Septemher Nrbeitcrtaa
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ben bic itdotiidlcn 9firelur eeibIoiieH bleiben.
Eiir bic 9ediemlibieit oce Rubifum5 pers
ben bic gRdrfte tpie iihCb aebaten lueroen
t e. GfaD 5imanuc,
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5iir ale araRfletteu, pun Ger erfraHlten 2e-
Der uenriadlt, pie: Sartleibiaieit, Slabuaaen,
sdlwiubsl, 9opiihmsrSem etc., nebme nun
8ttet'S SlutrtntsnnnSs nnb Nbiatrunss. .xtee.
grsts 10 Gents. Sn aIIea xpotbefen.
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