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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22
IMPROVEME
CLUBS Will.
CONTROL.
Work of Making "City
Beautiful" Is in Their
HANDS.

The work OF Improvement of ,ths
city, the creation of the City Beauti
ful in Honolulu along the lines Laid
down in the report of Park Expert
Robinson, has been relinquished by
the Promotion Committee into the
hands of the Oahu Central Improve
ment Committee, with which body it
rightfuily belongs, A meeting of the
executive committee of the Central
Improvement Committee was held
yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock iE
the rooms of the Promotion Commit
tee, at which this resolution was COM
municated to the Central Improvement
Committee, and the utmose interest
is being taken in the work which now
passes into the hands of body which
will give it particular attention. Maps
are being prepared showing the dis
tricts into which the city will be di
vided, under the control of the sew
eraI local Improvement clubs. and the
work of improvement will go ahead in
earnest
All the members of the executive
committee were present at the meeting
yesterday afternoon.
In accordance with the bylaws
adopted at the last meeting of the del
egates to the central committee,
standing committees were appointed
as follows: Committee on vacant lots,
of which l. A Thurston was made
chairman committee on streets. side
walks. street cleaning. etc. of which
General Davis was appointed chair
man: committee on signhoards. poles,
fences, etc, of which Hon. w. F.
Frear was appointed chairman; COM
~oittee on valley and mountain roads
and trails, of which George P. Thielen
vas appointed chairman.
WORK OUTLINED.
The work of the several standing
committees was outlined in way that
shows that the men at the head of
affairs are thoroughly aroused to the
necessity of getting the work well in
hand at once. The committee on va
cant lots. for example, is TO see that
the vacant spaces about town are
cleaned up and kept clean. and that
-1rau parks are laid ont in these lots
sCeetinued on Page I'd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22
CHAMBERLAIN'S REQUEST
FOR AN INVESTIGATION
DENIED BY COMMONS
ASSOCIATED Press cablegram.,

LONDON March 22-The House of Commons has rejected
investigation importation
Chinese Transvsa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22
HOW LIBERTY
WAS ALMOST
LOST
England Was Near to
Getting Hawaii in
the Old Days.

Once, in the early days of last cen
tury, the independence of Hawaii was
all but lost because the chiefs did not
understand that the United States was
anything more than a colony of Great
Britain. Freedom then was saved by
the bold stand taken by Captain Thorn
as ap Catesby Jones, commander of the
American sloop of war Peacock.
This fact has been revealed through
the finding in the archives of the Ter
ritory of document, perhaps the most
valuable in existence in the sense of
it's bearing on Hawaiian history--a
document which proves that a meeting
took place of which there have been
heretofore only traditional accounts.
This document, found in going over a
lot of old papers of past Boards of
Health-among which, of course, it did
not belong-Aeting Governor Atkinson
had upon his desk yesterday, and was
regarding it with the keenest interest.
1t is a document that mus bear IN
the most important way upon any his
tory of Hawaii that is to be written
hereafter.
BEARS OUT TRADITION.
Before touching upon the nature of
this paper, it should be understood
that for eighty years there has been
handed down in the traditional story
of the islands, from mouth to mouth. n
tale of a great meeting of the chiefs
which was said to have taken place
very early in the last century, at
which meeting the essential articles of
treaty with the United States of
America were agreed to, and various
other important matters of state policy
were discussed. 1t vas even said that
there had been, at one time, written
minutes of what had happened at that
meeting, hut if there ever had been
such a memorandum. it was lost in a
fire in one Of the public buildings. Ano
only tradition remained TO give the
tale of the meeting This gathering of
the chiefs is mentioned in Alexander s
history, hut all that took place is not
told.
The document found in the archives
stored in the garret of the Capitol re
Iates what happened at the meeting,
Continued on Page 40
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22

The g. S. Olympia arrived at San
Francisco on Tuesday. This steamer
took a large number of Japs from Ho-
.olulu and Kahului. .-....a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22
GOVERNMENT CANNOT
REGULATE INSURANCE
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The House Judiciary committee
that federal of
porations excepting railways is unconstitutional.

This probably
of that stand
tied
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22

Her most noted work was Mother
Goose for Grown Folks"
CONGRESSMAN PATTERSON
DEAD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 21-
Representative Patterson of Pennsyl-
vania is dead.
George Robert Patterson was born
in Lewistown, Pa, November 9, 1853.
He had been active in politics for a
number of years being a member of
several state and local conventions. He
was elected to Congress from the 18th
Pennsylvania District in 1903.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
OUR CITY Fathers
deal LARGELY With The PLUMB.
Ing QUESTION.
At Their Regular Meeting Last Night.
Rights of Property Owners Ap.
parenfIy Ignored in interest of
Plumbers. Three More Policemen
Asked For. Routine Business.

The leading talkfest at the council
meeting last night occurred over the
plumbing ordinance. Attorney Hogan
appeared for X. Zelasko, who was in o
quandary regarding his G street block
where ne was ordered by one ordinance
to connect with the new sewers, and BY
another was refused permission to make
such connection. During the course of
the discussion it was alleged that the
plumbers OF the city had close corpora
ton that was becoming detrimental to
the city. Zelasko was allowed to make
the connection.
An objection of Attorney Bridges to a
sewer assessment was referred to the
attorney.
The time for paying sewer assessments
was extended 80 days, from February 2,
So that delinquent penalties will be re.
leased for that time.
The Carpenters Union was permitted
to display the float used in last Labor
Day parade. on Heron street, between H
and 1.
On recommendation Of the street com.
mittee it was decided to make the vaca-
ton Of part of Division street, for the
new manufacturing enterprise contem.
plated.
The committee reported that the room
used by the chief of police was sufficient
for the police judge. Adopted.
Marshal Christensen asked for three
more policemen, but the committee
turned the propositi M down cold, Coun-
Gilman Stockwell saying that if the police
would stay on the streets instead OF
loating in saloons and bawdy houses, the
force was complete.
City Attorney Taggart gave his opinion
that it would be we'll to divide the Fourth
Ward into two voting precincts, and an
ordinance accordingly was passed.
The ordinance for the new road to flo.
quiam was passed.
A. j. Rupert, manager Of the West &
Slade Grocery Co., was allowed to plank
Wishkah street, in front Of the com.
pany's place of business.
The bids for the city advertising were
referred to the committee. with power to
act.
G. V. 10y was appointed special police.
man, without salary.
The report of Supt. Linn showing cost
OF water system for January $25,l19 90,
was filed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
JAMES D. LOWRY DEAD
Funeral Held This afternoon at N.
f. Church.

The funeral of James D. Lowry, who
died of typhoid fever Tuesday morning
at 5 10 O'Clock occurred at the Methodist
church this afternoon at O'Clock
The services were conducted by Rev.
erends w. E. Thompson, pastor OF the
church and G. McDermoth pastor OF the
Congregational church. Rev. McDer.
moth preaching the sermon.
The pallbearers, were furnished by the
orders of the A. 0. U. w., W. o. w. and
Foresters Of America, the A. o. U. w,
having charge of the ceremonies. The
floral decorations at the church and the
grave were elaborate, the orders and
friends contributing OF set pieces and hot
house cut flowers, the music being fur
nished by the M. f. church choir and at
the grave the orders took part in the
burial service, the A O. Z. w. taking
the most prominent part.
Mr.. Lowry, was born in Mount Forest,
Ontario 40 rears ago and was one of a
family of ten children, all Of whom we e
born in the same home. He with his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Lowry, his
brother Robert, who died last Inly, and
his sisters, Mrs. Judd Elliott, OF Seattle !;
Mrs. II. n. Hook. of Hoquiam, and Miss
Nellie came to Aberdeen about sixteen
years ago and had bee in business here
until his death.
On February 18th, just seven years
ago, he was married to Miss Matte
Fuller, who with two yourg children
survive him. Mr.. Lowry was we'll known
and we'll liked bv the citizens o. Aber-
deem and the large assembly at the
funeral showed the esteem in which he
was held. tie was a member OF the
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
Woodmen of the World and Foresters of
America, all OF whom were represented
at the obsequies.
The HERALD takes this opportunity OF
extending to the stricken family and.
relatives of deceased its sincere sympathy
in this their great loss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
Vessels Coming and Going and Loading at the
Saw Mills.

Vessels Coming and Going and Loading at the
Saw Mills.
The schooner Meteor is at the West &
mill, loading for San Pedro.
The schooner Annie Larson is at the
Western mill. loading for San Pedro.
The steamer Coronado is at the Ander
son & Middleton mill, loading for San
Pedro.
The steamer Santa Monica sailed yes.
terday from the American mill for San
Francisco.
The schooner Espada is loading at the
Aberdeen Lumber & Single mills for
San Francisco.
The barkenIine Wrestler is at the
West & Sade mill, loading for Santa
Rosalia. Mexico.
The steamer Grace Dollar arrived in
port Tuesday, an is loading at the Bry-
den & Leitch mill for San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08

Francis Cohl entered the Grays Har.
Dor hospital yesterday.
S. Carroll entered St. Joseph's hospital
for treatment yesterday.
A full line of bicycle lamps and bells.
at Bell Bros. 2O5 South street. IT,
Hiram Kirkendall is reported in very
low condition with typhoid fever, at St.
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Hi. Ellis is reported seriously i'll,
with rheumatic fever, at her home at X
and Seventh streets.
/ The blend of Deans coffees are always
just right, and his teas cannot he eX
celled. Phone AL. 4l-tf
New wagons for the street and water
departments have been received, and the
teams look correspondingly proud.
George SAVERS, foreman OF the National
mill, near Hoquiam, was struck by
board Monday and severely injured.
Joseph Kenney and Bernard Mulligan,
of Montesano, were admitted to st.
Joseph's hospital for treatment Tuesday.
The annual meeting OF the Southwest
ern Washington Base Ball League will be
held in this city on Saturday. February
II.
| William Crammatte left this morning
for a months visit in California. where
he will join his mother and Mr.. and Mrs
L. p. Dudley.
Mrs. Philip Boomer, OF Cosmopolis,
who has been at the Aberdeen General
hospital for treatment, returned to her
home yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Rogers, who has undergone
an operation for appendicitis, in the
Aberdeen General hospital, was dis.
charged yesterday.
All OF the teachers of the Aberdeen
public schools will be at Elma Monday,
at the opening OF the Chehalis County
Teachers Institute.
William Miller had his foot badly
crushed by tree falling on it at Hump
tulips, yesterday. This morning he was
taken to the Grays Harbor hospital.
II. b. Wilson, tie burglar who robbed
the residence OF Attorney Agnew during
the holidays, plead guilty in the superior
court Tuesday, and was sentenced to
eighteen months in the pententary.
B. J. Garman has bought the stock
OF ladies' and children's shoes Of Bale &
Wood at Hoquiam. and also the ladies'
shoe stock OF the Grays Harbor Com.
mercial Co., at Cosmopolis, and will sell
them at reduced prices.
Capt. and Mrs. Arents, members of
the Volunteers of America at Portland,
are assisting Captain w. II. Judson in
his services in the tent at 40 Hume
street. The meetings are interesting
ard quite number attending.
The question OF the replumbing of the
Ielasko block, at q and Wishkah
streets, will come before Judge Drake
| this afternoon. Plumbing Inspector
| Moore has Ielasko arrested for failing to
connect the block with the new sewers,
Zelasko alleging that he was willing to
make the connections, but the inspec'o or
| insisted that he must alter the plumbing
OF the building as to conform to the
ordinance enacted long after the erectitn
OF the building. The outcome is awaited
with considerable interest, as, ii 1rspec-
tor Moore's contention is sustained nearly
all the plumbing in the city will have to
be done over.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
Itching Piles.

II you are acquainted with anyone who
is troubled with this distressing ailment
You can do him no greater favor than TO
tell him to try Chamberlain's I've. 1t
gives instant relief. Price % cents per
box. Sold by Evans Drug Co. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
Are You Restless at Night.

And harassed by bad cough? Use
Ballard's Horehound Syrup, it will Sc
cure you sound sleep and effect prompt
and radical cure. Sold by Shelley's
Drug Store. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08

The Herald IS the most widely read
paper on Gray's Harbor. Wise advez.
tisers know it.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

ue cue rsoDechO'o tOdoS los rudo que OQln
Muy blenl txcssnts prscauci6n fe misl
Conqus 10 compounded
~Por GupIasto.
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saesna Goa nayor ae o. Gpiia mirGia bls6 Usf
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
GAPiTULO Kill
San German P. r.


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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
NOTAS DEL EXTERIOR
Los terroristas en- Russia.
Dos condenados a muerte.
Is marinercs fugados.
HUELGA De HAMBRE
III emperador aiem4n mega
petlcl6n polaca. -Protecci6n
para los obreros.

Eo Q lssAr Rusis, hlu sido juzga
doa por on conseio de Querfa cipec
"ro'i tss, insluyendo & urs jovsp
por Aher arrc ado una bomba sn ur
eife 10 que osxaiol 10 hsridAs & dos
persoras' Dos de los b mbrss Ia
lov'n fieFcn aentsrciAdos q musrte.
L1a o'ros dos indivlduos, q dec. Q q
% de trs shaj9G t-izadts.
HA aldo seuis1eiad do q psYeesr an
10 ho'cA el hcmbre gus sr,ej6 ana
ocmbA contra sl general Rheia bot q,
IL de Noviembrs.
| Ea Cron'sand &c f,gtron vsiotI
eiuso mlrineros que hAbisn sido asu
eunsiados q trabsiAr toda su vida en-
Isa minsA do sibsrIs, por b ,btr iona
90 parts on 81 moIfa do Agoato. Ala
sAron y dominsron q los disc!ssis sol,
dAdos que los eu,.odiaban mAtaron 4
uno hl1sror; a6lo uno ha o.. osAo
turAdo,
Dcs antiques mlsnbros del Parla
menio que sttab,n pEssos hscfa ~
varies messs. por Asus&rselcs de ayr
lad res, han dsslarAdo una husgn
del hAmtrs, rehusAndo G m,r hntA
qas 90 les zEae 9 Pot ga en- H. essad
b fAi4A
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I've plf1cips dc BAmArtk de ous 81
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sAdo dsoia ayadAr aial.mAilsAm, ,u,s 4
los ootsro', h mbfss y moi!rss, Dor
medic do sguros Q, MIRA Aesi 1sn.ss.
eli rmsiAdes y edAd AvAlzAds.
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lllleo, han eicri,o en- favor 8 On c)n'
~ 90 10 resullados obtsnidos, mas
loo Iioe's.s1 y conssr vAdofes On esns
rs lUa HPrCeoAn.
DaEAnis los q n nos rs as, "a
han pagSdc $55j. 75O 900 Eor sLfrme.
dtdasr $2]2 1900 yor Academies '
Sl3 5OO ,OOO por sdAd Avarz.dA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

VAlsnsiDa Cruz Ctus, Ma,f4 Tere.,
salc'do y Navarro, Francisco J ms
nee r. dfiguez. Crlspia Oalcsa9 Ole
m 'nse Enriqus FsrnAndea Dl,x Grs
sav Strom Frsudendorf . JuanA An
s'nio Ca'sAdor y Cspsd.; y LIS d,
fateionss dc Maria de Js.t, MsrgaAl
sssurn!no keadtz Sarsh.x, DoIore,
Guerrero lud'z de Aoltn. Msrcs
oes b nosna Berrfn
FIX ;tsn on oil Hostital ds mpi.
res nifos dos eamas vacatts, ssr,
Q. fsrmos pobres.
-Hairgtessdo eafsrmo on el Hoa
pissl municipal Cecilia Cspsds R.mo,
J tue dado do alta W. sa'z
~-EatA tArde 90 seupira en- ss.I6p
ordinkria oil Consei3 Maniel9a! do San
Juan.
va vue.v & est&r 10 e.rc,I mu
nicipAl llena do losos. Essos itf,hte,
iie1en que sg9 arlar un Rro cedImiso,o
muy dllAsorlo para su itgraGo On sl
A@nle> mso olgs Qus 90 svlss cato
Por qaisn Corresponds. La s6.sel no
sisns depa1tamsntos apropoaiso parA
alienAdos y sl item 20 qua 90 lea sitn
elf eons:ibuJs podsros n nens. A,g.A.
var ~ Et.TmedAd.
81 JGez municipal Absolv!6 eysr
. Forensic Csm2os 4 Ccho msses do
sArcel, aeasado Dc hu.sJ. E.ie sui ITO
90 introduio sl dla 3 dsl aosuAl'sn una
cAstl!s del amor Trlgo. On Haa.uscs,
) suAIral' suaFo mosonsf, uu par do
Esmos J c,m' susreGlA JArdAs do a.
nAmos, 10 euAl vsnoio lu,go & Mr.,
J.ha CloJ. On suyo podsr tacron oeu
DAsss di has DrsndAs. e. ds.sc.tys
FAFg's Avsrlgu0 ei hscho , y Arfsslo al
euiPAb.e.
La CJEss m1LisIpAI Abs3ly.6
aver pr fA!tA do pruehAs q !os tndl,
Vlduos J~.e Cus'as, Rs fAsl Larrsgus
70. Or gorio IIle.iAs. Maausl Cue.
vas, AakdA emo R:yes = Jalio A seye
do a q QalsnsA 90 AcuaAbA dc j gar 4 20
Er~hlpido,
80 IL sl Clun de r. Kahraahn n
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sosios, AnonAado e0.ea o l.Ov asnA Aaal
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l.. AmAdor dc G Arois. aoslo n1n 30
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
|NFORMAC|ON GENERAL
Matrimonio Arecibo. la isa de Cuba "
c:.consvado de Haiti Mayagu z-Fiestas patrora
les en- Ahasco.-Juzgado Muir cpal-Reg' c.
vii -Locos en- la C5rce uncpal

-Ea Arssibo sontrsirou mAtri
m"nio sl matt Por 10 nochs don Re
mon Q 'intin Carlo y lA sen riIs la
bel Aigusx
-Ss esIaa solicItAndo on el Om.t
de la islA brassros que qulsran con
trAt, rIs & trabsiar en ls isla dc Cuba
La edad IA gids 90 do 16 4 so AMOS d.
sdAd.
Don Ado.fo St.fisns, 90 ha b.
cho cargo del Vice eonsulado dc Il at.l
en- haysgu z. durants 10 auaereia ds
don Jot6 B Apshs.
-En Aguadtlla 10 q sis el vssin
dario ds loa precios & que visnen ven
diendose los arlica'os do primsra n,
esAidAd,
-En AhAiso 90 prcponsn ee,ebrAr
rumbosamsnse lAs fsatas do San An
tonic patron de IQusl pueblo.
-PAJA DE ARROZ. Los Sem
bfel o. mas do moda son lta do psis
de arEos. por ESQ 10 CApsliLa y dsm&s
sombreros de ssta psia que traio el
PARIz RAzAR 90 & los que han do.
do 10 prsfsrensia las pamas elegAn.
Wsy de gustos do 10 capital.
L. vsnlR do eit1s scmbreros %
6ontlnuA = spenas pusde 10 casa atsn.
der & tcdos los pedidos.
Hay lamb.6a CApslinas do paia dc
Italia que eatAn q 10 moda como 10 do
arr 4. AL PARIS BAZAR & comprAr
"a somorero Anses qte 80 AeAbsn.
e. goblelno dsbiera prsvaer los
GO .idsntis q 10 osurEsn On lismpos q
lluvlA en- qAs Ae lnisrrumps 10 somu
nieAaion ca tsrEocarril, & An do que el
c.rrso pudierA ser trAnsporlAdo ain
Gem ,rAs do nit ga ge-sro.
-AtAeAdA dc vArlseiA hA iuRsasa
do On O. Hospital Guar enlsnArio Eags.
MIA 4 vera Morales y iaerun aaaos
do ala Rafael RAmJs J AsglAlsnA
Ramos.
a@ Sc VRNDE IN earro ameriea
no sn buen esaad0, sapSsidAd 100 %.
pr0pio para transporter sAYga peaa
do. Informes. Juhnson y CO 90 CaguAs
9 FrAlk Shlrmsr, mae.io del Quarter
master, San Juan.
Sc hsn inacrito en- el rtgtalro
sivll los nAeimleatos do Manusi E!pi
dio, Rafael GoblS N.vsdo, Maria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
CIRVIYA MEAOR

EstA es 10 que llsva sl psso 10,
ser en- les CiruiGnos Msntrss &C hrs
Quisn desssnsan los m6d.GJs. In vIs-
10 dc cato hA resueIio 10 union de
prastloAnIes Isnsr q iOdos aus m. en-.
bros proVissos del AnGi6sieo Local
Dol doctor WAils, llAmndo sAnlido-
lAF.S &,ta permi.s des6s atx.ra usi6u
90 ua disnIs hMia 10 am ,nsaciou ds
ana piernA. Dcsos!Io Denial do Js.d
sAgAdo JIaS-.H. 80 SA2 Fra.sissu,
San Juan.