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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

/ Mort Albaugh GET into the editorial sltt III
harness long enough the other Day
10 make some chsrecteristic comments
on the Civic Leagues demand to as
sumo editorial control Of the country
press Of Kansas. He said:
III is an insult to any paper OF g
any KAnsan to ask him 70 put bic pol
itIcs In adyapoe ip the hSnda Of sny
sixtssn men. Itisian insult 70 any
voter TO have committee Of Sixtesn
attempt to tie up their opinions and
theif actions IN advance o. pginariei
and eOavsntions Or after party nom
Inatioas have been made. Isl s9aio 1
'.Some good men we're at thai
Wichita meeting, in fact most Of then
were good mem. but there never 20
fore Va On ssgemblage ci7meR II
Kansas Of the same siza whore sthsEl
EwaS 80 large . percent Of candidatsI
Iiov ONCE. There we're candidates fol
United States senator, candidates ~
governor, candidates ior railroad DOM
misgiopers, candidates for almost
syeEy otaqe to DO flled in the STATE
NEXT year.
..And this attempt 70 Tie the pswa'
papers up. to iorestall free thought,
freq aCsion and individual Judgment,
10 lhe result. FL
"Rssd this letter carefully, read y
The second time. Think 4 over and
then determine deliberately whether
you want anything to Do with az Of
ganisAtiOn that Is to hsao run and
controlled" M E
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01
Democratic NORWAY.

Norway. with all its preference for
monarchical form Of government
seems to be. the most democratic conn
try in Europe. The king Is not your
majesty He is addressed with sturdy
indifference to- formality, as "Mr.
KING" just as in this country we say
Mr. President" Haakon accommo-
dates himself cheerfully to the demo-
cratic spirit and is to be seen walking
about the streets Of Christiania In 4
most unpretentious manner; carrying
his baby boy on his arm. The civil
servants Of the state wear no uni
forms, simple evening dress after the
American custom being prescribed for
state occasions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01
VAS roo SICK rs Kill.
indians would Not Take ne Idfe a
! Man VINO Had csn-

WA IfNffft
Aretired colonel n ~ Y $3.50 :. !,
army told this story DsIwssn "
2 football game lne Oen'l uess w wv
Washington fosts v VI. ...,.,.
AFTER me Fort Aealny 49, $500, W.T. !.
me INDIANS We 49, 49, s!.s 4,
With my troop, ronpolnk w pS
hostiles. the week peAore W Aslts
consumptiye Engllshm y. 1870 n. l..f
the pps[ Ae was Z LLlsnl = \, ~ I, 4
onefa ana No was trsins IOus Nv
. last chance He We Y : ~ 49,. xa u
& When my oEdeTs cans " as a.'s... q
so along. he was sIlii s.Io $500 .l,'...s
70 ride, ana We .ooK I'm Y, si.n $500
rather against oui luasmsnu y
such Q thing wouidn't ~ ny W. W.
adays, but that was ol tne olu 49,
tier, where rules were ~. n.
we RODE ior loF1n Nv. ~ 80 l 49,.
found our nostiles. nus vns As
night they found US.
7 remember me Ensllsnlnan W.
huddled over 2 niue covered $500 W.
when firing slartea from ~ SUES 49,
- Ten SECONDS Suu inqlAns VIZ !, 49,
over us, Tney naa muruereu ~ ou.1
posts ana sprung 2 SURPRISE. w IN
togetner, formed some nnu y ~
low square and Grove tnem DAcA' w
lost six killed.
when We nad tlme p looh apous
IOI 0ON0 N0u WOuuOcO Il JUuUA III LILY
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

cley Center Tlmspi J. 8. George,
chairman Of tho executive committee
Of the Civic league organised Al
wIchltl W. WEEKS 40. n tryilg y
play : slick trick 6h some b tie Rs-
pubIican newspapers Of tAsSiats. He
d seeking In the name Of the sixteen
men who Oompoee the league % get
pledges which may bs both unfair aud
embarrassing before the Issues are
framed. Il looks like an effort to
organize : third party on 4 very
narrow platform. The league Is to
edit he papsrus Section 5 Of the
pledge promises: ITO publish tbe
Iesgue's Estimate Of the candidate b,
lore patty tonyahilons and before ths
people after the conventions, and to
give no candidate for Office active
support who Is opposed By the league;
this With the aslptAnee on our paFi
that the utmost care viii b used 70
ascertain facts in relation 70 each H.
dlvldual candidils before deciding and
publishlng our decision in regard 70
aim md that tbch dseitlons 81 TIE
issgrh WI b abSoIutSiy noh.psr Hsan
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01
PROTECTING NEWLY WE'D.
Head Waiter in Hotel Has the Wrong
Idea Ahout Preventing
Staring.

IA bride and groom had been much
troubled by the stareg Of people 1T
hotels wherever they went. So when
they arrived at the next hotel the
groom called the colored head walter.
Nov, George" he said, I'VE have
been bothered TO death by people star
Ing at Us because We are just married.
We want to be free from that sort Of
thing here. Now, here Is two dollars
and trust you not to tell people we
are just married II they ask you. DO,
you understandY Eyes, sahls said
George, Il un'stand."
All went well that day. But the fol-
lowing morning when the couple came
down To breakfast the staring was
worse than ever. ChAmbermaids In
the hall snickered, clerks behind the
desk nudged each other, everybody III
the dining-room room stared. When
the couple returned to their room 1t
was only to see a head sticking out
Of nearly every room down the long
hall, This was too much. This Was
the limit Angered beyond control,
the groom went to the desk and called
for the head waiter.
Look here, you old fool didn't /
give you two dollars to protect myself
and wife from this staring businessg"
said the groom.
Eyes, sab, you did,s said George.
r'Pon my soul didn't tell"
Then how about this staring?g
asked the irate groom. "It's worse
here than anyhere Did anyone ask
you II we we're married?p
Yes, sah," replied George. Several
folks did"
well, what did you tell them?"
Il tole 'em, sah,T replied the honest
negro, you wuzn't married ct ain"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

Il kseus ~ kSilsctor busy tftlhs q a4uAEl
itsslf q ne railroad qusstl'n. News I.
Ths kHEEFcIoE Aas ap.na I
square aeoas t re Fallsosa qusssSg'
When . lCt y sAelssd se''e.s ~ J !. !. |
lsIcians we're ASSERTING sns. fsl e = I
what tna pEaalasps MsRsSA ia . ~
Ail who dld no. cOlnolps VIZ ~.
ldeap we ny ~ nPs@OsI WIZ "
Pgealaeps w psR ~. y. ~ ~ q.
|ieve .nas Any $500. ..'. y 4 ~. ~
nc ~ q .sa 4ePTseS9 '1sssss q
dent eng y coIP menuep sSHs'O. Nv
end Congressman ca'uslls.u ~ ~
psing ra0olss -. sna s. s'ssa.ug =. ~
'qnAEs assl Y lAe i l I. Il ,s,, Ma
sage enc ~ suPPo.. 7. NJ. w INV
plh nAvs snvWn \ /
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

u February MaEaEin0a,

q
Adaahing sketch Of that fasclnaiin
sport -lce.skaiing- lis the subJsc
chossn for tie iFcntIsplsce "a tht Feb
risEy New Idss Wppan'a MsgakIps
NOFah Anderson discusses n "A "a
tsrtainlng article, "The Management
Of Private IAsSttiCSlg.n MI,
An ezquiaits portrait 81 Mrs.
Potter Palmer 4 .hs frontlePlscs o
tho FabrnAry Smart St. This nss
feature Of tie magazlne hassInet will
universal appreciation, and tbe pub
fishers announce that future isSusi
will CohtAih equally h1s portraits d
bsnuIiidl and prominent women.
Joseph JsGSgSoP, VA II IA bal
loved American pGtoEss ISisht AHhisai
Of tha leading PApaR inithe February
numhar Of sorlbnsr's Maeaslns y
Francis Wilson, The veil known actor,
Who know him tot many year,, These
rsnIniscqpcse aEs spll q Snqcdete and
story giving NJ JstIsEsOn'a eplnlqpq
about theaFts Of acting and painting.
and bis own rsoOlleotiOnSnoi ditiln.
gulshsd men in many vocAlIoHt.
True stories Of Important move
ments and Of good. healthy combat
are the donlhAnt tralts q Mcclure
for FEBRUARY, Even tllsr ths peep
behind The curtains Afforded By the
sessions Of the Interstate Commerce
oommissl0n, and Of the legislative
insurance investigation, and By the
uPhsavAls Of last falls political cam.
paIgn. there are disclosures In this
apmbsf coneeEnlpg rallEosd abuses,
life insurance Juggling, and politIotl
tricksfy which will take hard hold Of
every citizen. NJ 80
Washington, Lincoln and 81. vAlsn-
tine all have their proper space 10 the
February number d the womhns
Home CompahIoh, which eontains
plenty OF material for The eslsbratIoa
Of their festivals. The fiction list Of
the usgs1Ins L exceptionally strong.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

The general and hearty disastisiac
zion manliested BY The KanaAs RePub'
llcans hi ~ rcigic League = organ
liza 70 work tie private gran d ! lot
Of diSgruntled, ssmi-pcpulist officials,
IL one Of the most gratifying indicA-
lions 81 good sense 10 the party The
sham ssiormsr and The Phagisse ore
getting out Of business speedily,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

| Ivory IcR hss I gSlea! KhSp
HI dp$p Rqs rslI Aswln|tA Rnl
Ihoncr ii any town, butbis own. Cor
onsl Knockstis always On idle man
and 20 u on the outside d the bust
ness life Ok the tow. Society n I
email toWA ~ pqPlAes idE man, n
Colonel Knocksr does not enter Into
|ths town gaitisS. What Colonel
Knoctsr hes helwantH himself. and 90
| b u not asked to give % the town
enterprises. Asths town goes ahead
Colonel Knocksr runs along behind
knocking, knocking. He says such
aud such Institutions are leaving the
town. The rich men Of the town
come under bis hammer. He says
they would % The laughing stock cfa
city. II 4 citiaenin . town becomes
distinguished, Colonel Knocket takes
out his hammer aud goes down tcwP,
where be tries to fad listeners while
he knocEs and sidicaleS 1.-the town
wants 70 erect new puPlic buildings
70 Aeep II in accordance With other
cities and TO give proper AccOmmcda:
tim to sbs cisy's iAtaFsst' Colonel
Knocker commepces TO dnd fault and
talk About dsbt and taxation. ,,3!ss
" Colonel Eppcksr IA usually Q man
Who has . quick tongue and IN The b.
ginning 81 bic career as a kpocEer be-
could keep crcsd laughing g bel
used Bio hammsr, But nothing bes
comes q tirescms % constant harm
nering. Colonel Knockers audience.
begins to dvindie When a new man
comes 10 town Colonel Knocksr has i
good time beasing q brisk tattoo with
his hammer On the town and 10 citi-
gems, but be soon weariss the new
conner and finally the time comes
when Colonel Knocker 10 d great !
nuisance as The town dEunEard, bRt
there IL relief from the tOWn drunk
ara, Hs csp n locked uP, The only,
relief from Colonel KnOcksr d when
hs, and bic well worn hamPegs are
lid To rest Altar be q gcae bic OVID
isnily caahOl recall one generous est
o. biz 70 the town on which be knock
ID, Of one word Of praise from him 10
ihis fellow towpsnen who lived within
The sound This hammer. [AsOhison
Globe. 4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

Z Congressman cLdsrhsad started
iops,hipg Nhsl h laEoduOsd The
boz Providing for Ne removal Of he
I1leFual revsuuo tax On alcohol lhk,
hiss bssa comhinsa Win tonslhlle
80 @akIHg ~ plflsgs ahdfipkaAle.
4 h alasqls . - Fhl iBql. 4 nh,
lure shOuld b taxod. A rpnoYal 4
he lax would allow d u "a 81 aloo.
kol b M Httls w raso-
M. ,,s.. ~ l,l,,iii. h would
- la.sl ~ h1l-I-ll g..ln-lIlga
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

For number Of years the Abilene high
school has occupied the second floor Of ths
hose cart house u that place and II % only
nov that the town has begun 10 think Of q
high school building Function CITY Union
Not only thinking" but acting
II Wlll b In Junction'S class BY next
fail even i junction has ! tS7, 900
high school building, aa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

Little old Nevada, Migsouri, with
about the same population q Abilene
will on Feb. i6 vote on an issue Of
$4,000 for uew high school build.
Ing. Poor old Missouri e doing
things right.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

The Capital says thsre Il '.uo anti
Hoeh sentiment The CAPisal editor
ought to leave BIS oiscs once In .
while aud mingls with the '.dear
peep" as John Brsidsnthal calls the
cllisens Of ,hs commonwealth. He
would be speedily convinced Of his
error. lI "a ~. p. .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

The schoolboard 10 trying hard 70
give this district school facilities "
accordance yIihita needs. Lei Abi'
lers ID its part and make our schools
adequate to the growing population
and wealth. 5Gte X S# i
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

Misc IdA TAfbell made q clever and
interesting speech before the Kansas
City Knife and Fork club last night.
ehe has the rare union Of good sense,
ability Al i writer and clsvsrness as .
speaker. %Sa ,a,,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

Does your father ever say anything
about my staying 80 late, darIinggs
Whenever be mentions you. he Re.
fers 70 you e the gas bilL'g
Does that mean anything serious ~
Not unless be slips down some
pight and foots ne blli.--Kansas
City Tines
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

'sCopeka is 4 funny old town." said
On Abilene man who attended thl
Kansas Day banquet III ID kedd'
quarters for the Stats Temperance
Onion and the governor is constantly
Iprging The bEathrpn u other part.
Ioi the state u enforce the pTohibitcry
law Ystoa Monday while the prdsi.
dent Of The union. tie attorney gener.
u and the governor visited PiouaIy
With the strsRgsrs II the lobby Of
lhs Copeland hotel just down the
hall With door open, % free 70 The
public a. at any hotel, bar 10 Kansas
city, were three bartendsrs pumping
beer and serving whIsksy to ! thropg
that stood two deep along the copn-
ter Topeka hiss "a open saloons %
Wichita. Itis scarcely 10 position to
send out orders 10 other sections Of
the ttste."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

junction City whose census always
ID taken whsn 1000 soldiers ere
marching through town throws rocks Ea1..
II Abilspe's $3.50 population. How
isAlOns soms y Nns sreI $780,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

The lawsuit over S7s cents was not
20 much ) personal msttsr as :
method Of giving lawyers something
10 dcs ls
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

II was a the church fair.
-ehAnes. are so EACH said the
J. ~ nan vas equal 70 tie snes.
IAN { qunt 3 half . chancs mir.
nrfei he--Rlfutus rosl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01
THURSDAY, FEB, 1. 1905

Keep Abilene In The procession by
giving Ii better school facilities.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01
How BERTHE Was
Res ued
b JQIM WOMB
lcopyrIrA.. Id. y Is.sph D. RaEIss.l

| tu1I nnk NV 2tfpHAtSlAt- N,ttA9 ~ 1fit
| breakfast table, as might have been
expected. but side BY side. at the same
end. h.3fM ,r3S AZ ills Ri
For 4 whole week now they had held
each ctherss hands and looked ipto
each others eyes.
In fact, III seemed for the time being
as IL al were over and they were on
the point q living happily ever after;
which is popu1arly supposed to BE- the
inevitable consequences of marriage.
what shall We do to-day, daf-
lingf' said BERTHE, y \ ~ NJ lSs n
dearest" said Eva, "iet us walk
along to tie cliffs and back before
lunch"
..:SEeet,Y said Bertis, we have
walked along the cliffs and back NJ,
fore lunch every day since w were
married; and y has never 0cerpieq
more than half the day
1T Is 4 heavenly wax, love"
"Adored one, there a no walk like
IT," I.
This Is jpatE ne Mag tnegi talked
continually. except when the servants
were In the room, s,e bos AL AZ h,
After breakfast they AT together IN
the Sunshine, thinking of walking
along to the cltRs and Dack' peIore
lunch. s,ssy9 esf;d scst MI 8soH RssS
Darling, !. hope you VII. forgive ne IEc
II ! mention d matter Of which ! nave
been intending to speak for some
days" ssi. siIs Ge gs4 eQle
ITO speak for some days! Wn y
take 90 lohg-f
/, Intending for some days % speak.
We must not be captious ahent words
The matter Is this The day before W. w
married You promised that after mar
riage you would give UP smoking
1 She pouted. n never promised any
thing Of the kind, and you know ]
didn't mean itjserlouslysY ,ist sfils.
"put l consider IT.. said Berthe.
"vefy important indeed"
He ut 3 second pipe, and spoke re-
fiectiEely through the clouds VI K
Smoking" be said, IL . beastlz
habit, and should be the exclusive
privilege Of tie finer creature man,
Smoking y" lp74
"Pass the matches, dear" said Eva
He hesItated Tor Z moment and then
vas frm. 'sHo." be said Il object
on principle. ! exercise my marital
authority sg &;.t AiSa8.
She said nothing. but took from her,
HeIt Z little silver matchbox and lit
another cigarette. M s,.
'sVery wen, he said. rYou defy
your husband
she made no attempt to deny 1t.
at il an awful thing to d." be
went on, "and may compel me to take
steps y
YWhat steps?"
Z ..Drastic steps"
.To the elf and hack?',
Madam said BERTHE. rising /, and
,ookinr flercely down ,,ron her. Il am
not one to be trided with"
\ aThis IL much fupnier than walking
10 the ellis and back before lunch =
said Eva. y F'9is'fA s'-'RfY sfs't
\ IA itfp sSld BERTHE. 4 particularly
10y, $500. - 800 .,sf,.....A aHfa.,,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

TT Is quite simple; may ! smoke X
AAfe fQul referrins to what We weE'
talking kIloptItAls mcrnIlgl~
|fNrYea.''
Then I must certainly made q pcirl
Of insisting upon my authority. \
a obNions that there can be no en-
during happiness IN house where th'
husband y
but xcn are not IN . house aAif
Eva, You hre stuck UP on q leog'
halfway down q precipice.. NJ
IN, yon Will kindly 80. for the rope
than We shall DO IN Q better position
to consider the point" ,sisif
sYou are sure you are comfortaDl'
there3"
Berthe infused much firmness int
Eis voice. Thank you, ! can man
age very nicely for A short time; ir
The meanwhile should like you e
throw down few matches. I-er
the hesitated as IL doubtful whether q
make the confession Of weakness) n
L
hare a few cigars, but have nothing y
Light them with"
Try rubbing me END q one nafu
egainat the rock said Eva.
BBrtie made no reply. -
Il am going to lunch now" 81
said, II am going to lunch now" shs
repeated. Il will come back and talk
40 you In . couple Oh hours
AFTER luncn sne sat WIN clsa1stss
foE half IN hour because tnaM We W
neriod On Wnicn sne nAu ue.sl lAns '.
That she forgot to iisht y. ooes NY
matIer. amen sne rang loA oAa
On by the way. samson, sne sA, Y,
il g casual way. Mrt FlKinsnAme WIZ
want Two ST. three men sous fops'
anu 2 DaSAse'
n lfes' maam, said samson. \.
D n At, solnk Vpt wv ~ ~
usual direction, you knOw ,,, a "a waa :,
you % foiiow me. aSu WIN ~ ,..., ~ = !,
the edses OF thesciin; stanu n.ao wy
IT. ~, -, 81. 1855
sne allowed 2 NIUE 'iMy II ~ -
ders % De- carried oSs,i snu =. .ue W. ~
cesaea once more toward wy GAN
PEI, SeItls !, sns caieu. y.
Halo!
may ! SMOKER Z.
you are aw&ie' Ky wa, 'nA' . S
ING Is not . naple winch snou,u
cream OF permlttins IN any wo.uH -
deE pysoentrolN ", ~. y
Eva was o'Sappoin'su ~ tne "s''
lpde taken ". Ia y.
Ntnere was Qnte . nlce lun'n y
day. sne saio.
4 Yves tneref Hooa.
And l may not % aDle % ~ ~, y
rope for . long ume' rms was sslu
saveseiy.S'se sss y. II. ..a .s Z. 1.
Never MIND. ATy ealns osnsE
things"
They may nave " qeno % 1O"n AOs
. rope"
"Ahl"
May /. smokey
''Ypur Temarks,H said BERTHE, ARE
% disconnected. They make my head
spin at this elevation"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

"a city Of 5000 people should have
schools 10 correspond with its needs,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

6eqEkns 7sse 4 rstaeia FAnnnas
Panama, Jan. aa--Tho general man
aaef d Ne Panama failroad conferred
Sunday Win al heads q The dspaFt.
menta It & rumo1nd hat the ohisul
q TIE ceafGgnce Wus % inFosliEtlS
whether a. not h 4 tue khaiitha fan.
ring expenses a ~ railroad have
Zen increased " . ~ cent
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

Seoshest Halis Ane,hFl 1qsac'sa,
lolio. in. ,s--R - ben err,ta1
b fti1s ~ lepsp1S, l1rnilon 4 nn4s
70 ~ r1nf q an snhonsr ana 4 4
understood ih1i ~ Urhlta. ~ gnp.
uneas ulpls'rE a r,tln Vn - -.
poiH,'i 'i'hll',io1 . lia'r
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-01

IN the controversy between Senator
Long and the wichita rate makers Mr..
Long ls about II miles ahead and yet
RalniuR, s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-11
ENGLISH MAY
ACQUIRE TAHITI

The Chronicle saws: T. Atwater, a
large landowner Of Tahiti. who arrived
here a few days ago on the Mariposa,
brings the story that France is about
to abandon Tahiti and sell the island
to Great Britain. Letters received in
San Francisco also make the same
statement.
The report is to the effect that the
authorities are perfecting their plans
slowly and by the gradual withdrawal
Of government stores, ammunition,
much valuable machinery, and the re-
call of both the military and naval
forces, Tahitians are impelled TO the
belief that the island will either be
sold or an exchange be made for some
other island. It is not thought in
Papeete that negotiations are pending
with the United States, but the con-
sensus of opinion is that the island
will be turned over to the English,
who have already made the claim that
Tahiti was practically British pos
session once, but when England was
making deals with France and Spain
she let the Tahitian group go to France.
OF late years the English, it is claim
ed, have been paying some attention
to the Tahitian group, and closer re
lations have been established between
Tahiti and New Zealand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-11
TRANSPORT SERVICE,
SALVATION ARMY.

A good program was given to a
crowded hall at the chfldren's meeting
OF the Salvation Army last night. The
program included number of songs.
recitations and drills by the children
and concluded with an address by Col.
French on the work of the Army among
the children.
Tonight Ensign Lewis and the Ha-
waii delegates viii be in charge of the
Salvation Army meeting. Captain Ly-
man. from Maui, is expected to arrive
on the Kinau and he viii assist.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu Friday, Aug. 10. 1906.

Capital
Pad Up Val. Bid Ask.
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K. Kaiwiaea, Miss Lucy LAM, Miss NJ
Whitford. Miss L. Whitford Miss Alice
Whitford, Mrs. ]. w. Whitford and in
FAINT, Joe Whitford, Mrs. c. w. Ashford
Miss E. Perkins. Miss K. Hannestad
A. j. Splitter, w. w Thayer, ]. P
Cockett, Mrs. All Wong. c. All Wong
John Mahoney. Miss Balm. Miss Nishi-
mura. Mr.. Yokota, Mrs. S. E. Lucas
and infant, Master Lucas, J. V. Mar
cial A. V. Marcial.
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
u. s. r. c. Manning, Joynes.
Merchant vesseIs)
Atlas. Am. sp., Amherman, Yokohama,
July Is.
Astral, Am. sp., Durham, Yokohama,
Aug. 6. (Anchored outside.)
Chiswick, Br. SIS, Woods, from New
castle, August 9.
Coronado, Am. bktn., Potter, San
Francisco. July 20.
Morning Star, Am. SIS. Garland, Gill
bert Is, July Is, 1905 Gaid up.)
Progress, Nor. SIS, Schervick, from
Ocean Island. July %.
Restorer, Br. cable stmr., Combe, San
Francisco, Feb. 9.
S. c. Allen. Am. blk, Willer, Port Gam
BILE, August 8.
WEbert L. Smith, Am. scr, Smith,
Newcastle, July II.
TIE MAILS.
Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Sonoma, today.
Orient-Per Korea, Aug IA
Victoria-Per Maheno, Aug. 25
Colonies-Per Miowera, Aug. %.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Thomas, today
Orient-Per Doric. today
Cclonies-Per Sonoma, Aug. II.
Victoria-Per Miowera, August o.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Thomas, in port.
Logan, at San Francisco
Sherman, sailed for Manila, August 8.
Sheridan, at Manila.
Lawton sailed for Guam and Manila,
July II.