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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-07

There's no style of Footwear
that looks so handsome on a
woman's foot as Oxfords, if they
are right. If they're not right,
no shoe is so Unlocking and SO
uncomfortable. We've the best
Oxfords that the most skilled
oxford makers could build, the
feathers are choice, the styles are
handsome. the workmanship and
fit is perfection. In Button,
Ribbon, Ties and Butcher styles.
N. SELL,
20 Main Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
WHAT KOREANS
DID DETECTIVE
DOYLE CONVICT?

Sometime the Advertiser published picture arrested
Korean murderers custody Chester Doyle This
tepubishd when the execution occurred
gwen by Doyle the being repeated
execution imprisonment noted in each Now Mr.
oner OF the kukaiau Plantation Co.,
pictured prisoners of whom supposed prison
Fifteen and of whom
Oahu prison alive and kicking the Kukaau plantation
Mr. Horner of mistaken identity
certainly for the appearing in the picture
Mr. Doyle the he reported under
Either the convicted the
hanged the wrong had their pictures
Carl Smith which and in
unhsnged and unprsond the
Here is Mr.. Horners letter:
Kukaiau Plantation Co., Ltd.
Paauio Hawaii June IS, 1906
Mr.. Walter G. Smith, Editor p c. Advertiser Honolulu.
Dear Sir Under the date of the May took liberty
addressing communication the editor the Advertiser
the of the
Messrs H Haclfed Co. Ltd, of Honolulu,
that 1t be but find that the letter
valuable paper The did
at first but learning concerning
were executed matter which would international difficulties
understand that good pub
sh the letter The three Koreans whose
Numbers and and whom point having received
tor the first for the
the paper and much exercised the
other Koreans here Since seeing their they believe that
there has been bad the hanging they
several have write find which
hung and under what obtain
formation the subject would
it to me for the of the Koreans here.
They have shown considerable feeling being
the guilty
hope you will pardon addressing you again on this
subject but you have taken past case
know of better than from whom the information might
be obtained Yours truly A. HORNER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
MAUNAOLU
SEMINARY

MAUI June 15.-Last Saturday even
Ing, the girl students of Maunaolu
Seminary. Pata, gave their annual con-
| cert in the presence of large number
of friends Of the school, Hawaiians
and foreigners. The numbers of the
Following program were most artisti-
cally rendered and the entertainment
merited complimentary mention both
for the pupils taking part and for the
music teacher Miss Sheffield) who
trained them and arranged the musical
evening:
PART I.
Songs-"Pussy willows Secret" ....
Drltt ON ....................
Gypsy Boy" ........
BY A and Glasses.
Piano Duet Observation-Disclosures.
By Misses Louise Robinson and L.
English.
Piano Solo-"SpinnIng Song" .......
...................... Englemann
By Miss Louise Robinson.
Songs-"Merry Time Songs. ...
Bye Lo Song. ........
Three Foolish Ducklings". =.
Piano Solo-"Songs without Words,
NO. d .................... .................
By Miss Mary Kekahu.
Piano Duets-'7The Watch on the
Rhine" THE Little Recruit" ....
BY Misses Sheffield and Tai Moi Aling
Plantation Songs Observation-Disclosures.
Chorus.
Piano Solo-"Hungarian Dream" ...
''Gallop Brillante" .......
BY Miss Lizzie English.
Songs-"Snowwhite ..............
"Daddy's Little Baby Boy.
"These Moments of Pleasure"
By A and b Classes.
PART II.
Wreath Drill Observation-Disclosures.
BY c and ID Glasses.
Hawaiian Songs ........................
Chorus.
Piano. Solo-Chaminade's "Waltz Ca
price .......................
BY Miss Sheffield.
SonGs-"Springtime" .....,....
"A Voice OF the South Wind"
Two Robins ...............l
"Buttercups and Daisies" 80.
'rhe Bigotty Bumblebee". 80.
Away 10 the Woods" ........
Chorus.
Miss sheffield's piano playing was
most brilliant and received desery ed
encore. Many Of the songs were en-
cored, especially the Hawaiian selec- I,
tions. |
A novel feature OF the program was
the wreath drill by sixteen girls garbed |
In bright red with red ana green lels |
upon their heads and large loops Of |
ferns around their necks. The school
VIII hold its graduation exercises to-
lay ana diplomas viii be awarded to
several graduates,
KAMEHAMEHA DAY,
A. ihe years pass by the native
Iiawaiians seem a. be- making more
n knm'hamehs day, as ia hitting
hulins iho early morning hours ~
he llih, bands ~ seranadeTs went
rom house 90 housr an over tho Island
hus feep.nP up lhr good old custom
which has fallen s0meH hat into disuse
soenily
A. l,ahaina ihern was guie al elahr
rate eelsbFail0n ~ ihe DAY, pau
'anaf ln lhr morning q faiF, ana
uau ana danen in The eYenlnR ElyenI
~ ihe iiui H00leNa,
A. hpla there sefe heTss raofs posl
Hlllfi'~and y baseball sans tfleeen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
DOYLE SAYS
No MISTAKE
(From Mondays AdvertIser>

| (From Mondays Advertiser)
| I've got nothing to say" said Ches-
ter Doyle last evening when asked to
give his vers IN of the statement of A.
Horner of Hawaii that some of the
Koreans shown in pictures with De-
tective Chester Doyle and supposed to
! have been hung. were still working on
! Hawaii plantation. Mr.. Horner's
letter appeared in the Sunday Adver-
tiser.
Il will say this. however. Those
men We're arrested under those names,
indicted under those names. tried and
found guilty under those names; the
mittimuses We're issued from the trial
court under those names. the death var
rants We're issued under those same old
names. and read to them just before
the execution. and they answered to
those names then. So l guess that the
men shown in the pictures We're the
same men who were hung and i'm
prisoned."
4 4 4 X X X X X 4 X 4 4 X X 4 X X
the Kula and Makawao school boys,
the former winning, Is to II. There
seemed to be more general appreci-
alton of the holiday than has been
customary
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
The Makawao people will celebrate
the 4th of July as usual by a grand
picnic on the grounds OF the Sunny
side residence adjoining the polo field
at Pala. The Ladies' Aid Society has
recently appointed large committee
OF ladies to have charge OF the refresh
ments and committees of men to look
after soda water, water-melons, the
decoration of the polo grandstand. etc.
The program of events consist OF n
patriotic speech. patriotic songs, fitting
for rings for the silver cup trophy, and
polo game.
NOTES.
On the 1lth Mrs. II. NJ. Wells of Ha-
iku bave an afternoon tea forty ladies'
being present.
Miss Sheffield OF Maunaolu Seminary
VIII depart for the Coast today.
Tuesday afternoon the Missionary
Society met at the residence OF Mrs.
ID. c. Lindsay Paia.
Little doing In the way OF shipping
at KahuluI this week.
Weather: A drought In progress. the !
heavy trade Winds drying up every
thing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19

1856. Dated June 4, 1906
, Josiah Meinecke and WI to Charles
Melnecke. d: 1-3 int in r p (gr) 1905,
Walopua, Kau. Hawaii. $500. b 2S0. p
245. Dated May H. 1906
] NJ Kami<ina and VT to George ]
! Campbell. ID; l-3 int in p (gr) 1905.
Waiopua, Kau, Hawaii. $500. B 2SO, p
246. Dated May 25. 1906
| Charles Meinecke 10 George j Camp
bell, ID; 2-3 int In Il p (gr) 29O5. Waio-
pna, Kau Hawaii. 5000. B $50, p 2is.
Dated May %. 1906
Caroline S Bond tos w Kekuewa,
d; sI-lOOa land, Kapaau, n Kohala,
Hawaii Sl2l, Il 2s2. p 90, Dated Apr
20, 1906
y w Kekuewa and WI 10 Caroline
Bond. y; a7-lo0a land. Kapaau, n
Kohala, Hawaii $40 B 2s2, u 81.
Dated May g. 1906.
Ana Paikalani and hsb 10 Charles AZ
l.e Blond, ~ ~ int IN u y 1859, Puaa-
fulon, n mo. Hawaii $500. Is $50, y
.i9 Dated Frb ! 1906
KumuhOuua 40 90 Charles NJ lie
Blond, ~ ~ I'M in u y 2l62, Puaaku-
loa, n Hilo. Hawaii $500. ~ $50, $50,
Dated Feb !, 1903,
Maria u yicente and hsb (Al 90
Maria , de- Fr'iias - al, ~ ini Ia
premises kukaiau, ele, hil0, Hawaii
u, y sssi y 81, Dated May ~, lpo6,
Jas kelilhrleul ANA VI "a Mrs Annie
q ENaliko, N soil ~ u land, Puue0
lillo. HAWAII ilot y sAh. y 80. Dat
ed lunn J, 1900
a y i,oulsson - ~ a. Ani0nlo Hap
lisla. ", mauka soa ~ loi 3. Land ralr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19

Samuel q Dwight and W. 20 Annoy NJ
Amin, ~ lot y. ap I, kul bpl of Mpknr
usa ana Naihoae Lots, kalihi, Homo.
luls oahu, $500 y aAo, y sbi Dated
Jan 10, 1900,
Samuel DWighl ana W % feo Soc.
~ l0i 10, az !, kul tgil NJ Aohapsa ana
Wslkoas lois Kahn, lionslulu oahu
tigk, q 800 y 80 Daisd Jan ls 1904
Ailoe b Aacfiflane lo v w AHefsl'
lanD. y A sfRsTal poNfTf u shi y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19


Ehy people have been injured by tornado in Go' Kns
Indiana Democrats have declared for bryan the presidency
ON heatoc n on he
King laakon will he June % in the Trondhcm Cathedral
Secretary to stump Of the Philippine
Voting
On June number Francisco line
Oakland boy pint whiey joke
being July
readopion
of
California
enquiry against
Oakland, city
earthquake
clause in their policies
charging attempted bribery.
South Dakota and Arkansas Democrats have endorsed Bryan as the
cratic nominee for president
young Pttshurg
a
Department sending representative inspect
packing of the United States
The result of the agitation packers has
reforms n the Chicago plants.
Raphael distributing suits Francisco
personal contribution o the relief
The California Legislature has $4,000 buy school books
children of INDECENT parents in San Francisco
The Italian exchanged kilograms
each other of the continuance of the dreibund.
In clash between the consuay and strikers Indiana Pa, shots
fred by the police and miners wounded
o
Francisco the site the old Midway Pasance.
The Palace Hotel stories high,
will exclusive o lie foundation, $4ooOOOo.
Schmiz committee relief
work when the u s. authorities withdrawn
The architect and contractor of the Berkeley High School building injured
in the earthquake negligence in their
The production beer the United fifty million barrels
1870 population
The revolutonts Guatemala under the leader
very receiving
reported bad condition physically and with short aons
killed his wife in
St then suidd They quarrcled
Mrs. Khan being struck down
while answering call There is the murderer
Chicago divorced husband promise,
claiming that he had offered back his word
complaint against jerome and demand for his removal from the Dis
Attoeyship with Higgins New York
H. Oakland Baptist Church with
school of enicing child
from her
Taft be presidential
appointment his the the
twelve The advisers divided the Car
conflicting
permitting the
publication packing houses which said will work
parable injury of live stock
Frcio July with the license fee $500
will will
be applied the maintenance of the police force r.
Will the Iroquois theae Chicago who under
that
get in Chicago of the Iroquois tragedy
displacement
3OO including
The question taking protect British against unfit
products of the American packing houses has been taken the British
President RoOsevets speech against the the
the Mexican police The
arre
companies
appeal validity new
pulling
entirely
of
nd built children.
ac o grain threatened.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
wHooPING COUGH.

This is very dangerous disease un-
less properly treated, Statistics show
that there are more deaths from Il than
from scarlet fever All danger may be-
avoided. however, by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Il llluihes the
tough muous. making II easier 10 ex-
peolorate, keeps the cough loose, and
makes the paroNysms ~ coughing less
frequent ana less severe. II has been
used IN many epidemies ~ this disease
WIN perfeoi success For sale by all
dealers ana druggists, Henson, smith
a cou Ltd agents for Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19

The Germao training ship llerzogin
sophie Charlotte will surely depart this
afternoon for lilemen, onp reason for
tho delay aniil loday was 60 enable
lhs ship 10 gol 10 all ~ bills apd pay
lhe@ and lsass port wllh eyery cent
paid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record June IS, 1906.
From a. m. to p. IN.

From a. m. to p. IN.
G Brewer a. co Ltd TO Manuel vi
ezra, Jr, ct al.............,.....,.P ID
M1noel Vielra, Jr, et al TO g Brewer
a Co Ltd ..,..,.,,.....'..'''.'
Wilder d Co Ltd TO Irwin ii Bea-
Ole, tr .s.ss.ssss''ss''' ''''s'''''''' ~ vi
Antoine NJ Pcschincha and WI To
HakalAu Plantn Co .,.,,.,,,,.,,,,, l.
w ii HOogs to Frank l. Hoogs...,..P A
Carl J Hoting by gdn TO Bank OF
Hawaii Ltd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,'., Nj
Augustus u Knudsen ri al TO Ke-
lfeha Sug 90 Ltd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l.
J Alfred Magoon 10 Isaac > Kaiu, REL
Peter Akeau ana WI 10 Francis Gay NJ
Ching Lum 10 Ching Yam sing Tub >
Nakano Matsuiiro and WI TO Charles
NJ Le Blond ndr,,t,,,,i,,t,t,f,,,,, h
Nakano Maisujiro and VI 10 James
DfiHcoll e., fffttfffffffffffffffff ~
Hakano Matsujlro aud w 10 James
Dilhfoll 90 fffffffff'fffffffffff ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-26

Washington. July 25.-Without a.
tracing much attention. probably b
cause the increment Is general an1
covers such Viis extent Of te. ri'o.
~ for the first timc since the Civi 1
war almost the entire army Of the |
United states is on the march. Ere.
quontly large bodies of troops have |
been moved in this way. and during |
the Spanish war the entire army was
moved. but In that case nearly all the
men were on trains In the present
case they are marched afoot and on
horseback from the various posts and
concentrating at the seven big ma
neuyer camps where the regular
and the mnitiamen are t0 train TO-
gather.
Omcors at headquarters are not sur
rsi.,d % learn that the men are su:.
/ fc-ing some from tho hardshlps Of %.
march. that may drop out from ho'-
and fatigue and that there has bo,n
considerable loss of hor,encsh The
fact is. as stated hy H'he''' o'l''''
the acting secretary OF war anu ''''''
self veteran t"at ih' men n'l'
become sort IN post I.leL ana I' y
become soft IN post hi' ana 1t u
marches To- the joint ene'mpn'h'- to-
discover the weak spots ana '' .'
HH.. "a HF.# #H
son the soldiers by approNma'hH
war c"hdI'l'hs as ''''''l ''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-26
Notice TO all Teamsters.

Owing TO the frequency of runaway
teams throughout the city, IL becomes
my duty for the safety Of the general
public to call attention 20 the fact
that there exists law Of the city of
Ardmore specifying that all teams or
horses left upon the streets must be
detached from the vehicles employed.
The matter OF runaways must cease,
and have given explicit information
TO the entire police force TO enforce
the law TO the letter. All teams found
standing upon the streets not unhitch-
ed from their wagons or other rigs,
will be taken charge of by the police
and the owner or driver thereof held
amendable 10 the law.
Due notice Is hereby given and this
order is in effect now.
BUCK GARRETT,
24-4 Chief OF Police.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-26
Modes: cIalr,s often Garry the Most
Conviction.

Wher Maxim, the famous gun In
ventor, placed his gun before a com
mlttee Of judges, he stated IT'S carry
ing power TO be much below what he
.elt sure the gun would accomplish.
The result OF the trial was therefore
great surprise, instead OF disap'
pointment. II is the same with the
manufacturers Of Chamberlain's Col
ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
They do not publicly boast of all this
remedy will accomplish. but prefer to
let the users make he statements.
What they do claim, is that II VIII
positively cure diarrhoea, dysentery
pains in the stomach and bowels and
has never been known to fail. Fol
sale by +. j. Ramsey. w. B. Frame
Ardmore Drug Company, and Bonner
and Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-26
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeayCring 70
check the ravages OF consumption,
the white plague" that claims SO
many victims each year. oleY's Hon
ey and Tar cures coughs and colds
perfectly and you are in no danger
OF consumption. DO not risk youi
health by taking some unknown prepa
ration when Foley's Honey and Tar
Is safe and certain in results. The
genuine is in a yellow package Hon
man Drug Co.. City rug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-26

Fruit jars at steyers, Kenneiiy 4
Spragins Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-26
MOVING AS IF
TIME OF WAR
the ENTIRE UNITED STATES
ARMY is ON THE MARCH.

Hardships OF Regular Campaign are
70 be Undergone for the Purpose
Ct Detecting Weak spots-Must
Garry Their PseNs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-17

mosquitoes. More bitches of the kind
are being constructed.
# Colon Water Supply.
Ut was not practfcab BILE. with the force
at the commissions disposal, and in
view Of the need that the force should
be used in the larger town of Panama,
to begin this work before early last
winter. Water mains were then laid
ia the town and water was furnishe ed
to the people early in March from a
temporary reservoir. This reservoir
proved to be Of insufficient capacity
before the end of the dry season and
the shortage was made UP by hauling
water over the Panama railroad. so
that there was at all times an ample
supply Of the very best water. Since
that time the new reservoir back of
Mount Hope has been practically con-
pleted. 1 visited this reservoir. 1t is
a lake over 4 mile long and half mile
broad. 1t now carries some 100000
600 gallons of first class water. for
ward herewith a photograph of this
lake, together with certain other photo
graphs of what / saw While was on
the isthmus. Nothing but a cataclysm
will hereafter render it necessary in
the dry season to haul water Tor the
use of Colon and Cristobal-
one of the most amusing Gas we'll as
dishonesty attacks made upon the COM
mission was in connection with this
reservoir. The writer in question
eral mendacity; but in this case he
specifically stated that there was no
water in the vicinity fit for q reservoir
Il drank it, and it was excellenD, and
that this particular reservoir would
never hold water anyway. Accompany
Ing this message, as / have said above,
is q photograph Of the reservoir as 1
myself saw it. and as it has been in
existence ever since the article in
question was published With typical
American humor. the engineering corps
still at work at the reservoir have
christened a large boat which is now
used on the reservoir by the name of
the individual who thus denied the
possibility Of the reservoirs existence
Colon Esaycme1ts.
rode through the streets of Colon.
seeing them at the height of the rainy
season. after two days of aim ost I'M
exanpIed downpour. when they were
at their worst Taken as a whole they
were undoubtedly very bad: as bad as
PENNSYLVANIA avenue in Washington
before Grants administration Front
street is already in thoroughly salts
ia Glory shape however. Some Of the
side streets are also in good condition.
In others the Charge in the streets is
fourths of the town it is now possible
to walk, even during the period of ire
mendous rain, in low shoes without Wet
ting ones feet. owing to the rapidity
with which the surface water is car
ried away in the bitches. In the re-
naming one-fourth Of the streets the
mud is very deep-abOut as deep as in
the ordinary street of q lOw-lying prai-
RE river town of the same size in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-17
. Gift for
8. Wife''

And thus save many a
step. Make her kitchen
work a pleasure. A cabi-
net like this has a place
for everything. Think
what this will mean to
Cher. Ask to see these
Kitchen Cabinets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-17
Gum Sectional
Book Cases

are ideal Christmas
gifts. You can move
them, section by sec
ton, without remov-
ing books, and add to
as library grows.
Each section holds 10
or 20. good size books.
Wear and tear on
books could be pre-
vented if a Gum Sec
tiona1 Bookcase were
in the house.
Wen show them
gladly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-28
convicts in italy.

In the SO pe%nitentiaries Of Italy
there are 9,942 convicts who are kent
busy at various industries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-28
Poor King.

When socialism aims at the break
ing up of the home it is very I'M
social.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-03-27
A Great Actor.

When it comes to presenting
Shakespearian characters, there
is no one like Frederick Warde.
AS all the world knows Shakes
periaa plays are the most difficult
to present and his roles the most
difficult to sustain. The fact
that an actor has played Shakes
perian parts successfully, is an
evidence that he has reached
the top of his profession. For
twenty-five years Mr.. Warde has
been playing the leading Shakes
pearian roles and during that
time has delighted thousands
with his art.
In no profession does unre-
mitting study count for SO much
as in the actor's, and to thus
assume the most difficult and
master it, is silent evidence of
Mr.. Warde's perfect acquaintance
with Shakesperian plays. Differ
ent from other actors, Mr.. Warde
has attained a reputation not
alone as delineator of Shakes
pearian roles but also as a student
and lecturer on Shakespeare and
Shakespearian character.
During the quarter of the cen
tury that he has been travelling
with his superb companies, he
has never lost an opportunity to
address student assemblies on
Shakespeare and his works. To
him more than any other man in
America may be attributed the
credit OF having awakened a
widespread interest in the bard
of Avon's works.
Mr.. Warde will appear in
Corvallis in the near future, and
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-03-27
Doctors are PuZzled.

The remarkable recovery of Kenneth
Melve., of Vanceboro, Me-, is the sub
jet of much interest to the medical fra
ternity and a wide circleof friends He
says Of his case: sOwing to severe in
famation of the Throat and congestion of
the Lungs, three doctors gave me up to
die, when as last resort, was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery and am
happy to say, it saved my life" Cures
the worst Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis,
Tonsilitis, Weak Lungs, Hoarsness and
LaGrippe. Guaranteed at Allen & Wood
wards drug store. SOC and $1.00. Trial
bottle free.