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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07

AeutfWluuu
W ut5mnbIi9er anar8i 4
berbaftet.
aItona, 6. Suii. Gin mutb.
mabli9sr Anar9if, Nar1ens auguf
8oTenberg, msI9sr fiirali9 BON Seattle.
@aib., nod 9sutidianb reifs, tpIrbs
6suts BIER ber6aftet.
Die bisiee poli3et bate Die Na4-
riGt bon Der pplisei in Retu gOrt sr'
6altel1 unb pabts besbalb auf 2oien-
berg auf. Der In Bs9lsituna isiner
Jrau am 8. SuIi nit benz Samburaer
9ampfer ypatrieia" In 9amburg Ion.
bette. Der @sfanasne beftdtigts. bab
er amerifaniidsr Burger let. &oisn.
bsre's @spdd fonnte bisbsr ni9t bon
Der pOIissi nit gei&las belest tusroen.
ba er bnFslbs nod sinsm anoerer 86etIe
Ssuti3Ianb's ssi&idt bat.
aetne inber.
8erIfn, 6. Suli. Die .Rsus
6amburasr 3situns" bert9tet. baB Der
poliaei9ef bon alto1a uno Der @ebsim.
ratb ROisn6asen ~sin9e6enbe Inter
iudungsn bstreHs bes berbaftsten &os
fenberg nnHsIsn. Der gerba9t 9egen
Gutenberg. bab sr bic AbF4t batte.
WiI6elm II. su srmorbsn. lie9t 3nar
Dor, aber sr bsrnsint jsoe abf&t unb
ieoe QenntniB BON sinem Woroan-
foliage auf ben 2aiisr unb ba bel ibm
feline 8onben obsr g~gplofbfofe &c.
funosn purosn, III cine antlage 9eser
&Oisnbsrg i.br iduieris. Die Glto.
na'sr poli3et febt nit Der poIiaei In
Nsp Yorf In ununtsrbro6enem De-
psiasnws9iel.
q q 9fIdn9eb Der 8 m B u r
ger b.4 q ropbe.
Berlin, 6. Suli. Mit erobe,
gsfrisbieuns uirb BIER In tusitefer
Rreifen Der rrompts BsidluB beg Dam
burger Ssnats bssrtbt. bic Mi&aslis
Rir9e, uel9s Elm Raub Der Jlammer
purbe, sbsfsns tuttoer auf;ubauen
Wen bsst tsinsn 3ueifsl, bub aud boz
auberbaIb Der 6nniaftabt rsi8lihe Bel
Feuerrl einlaufsn psrben, UNI bas mo
numentaIs gottsshaus in glei4e
Stattli9tsit bon neuem erri9ten 81
t6nnsn. Gin bsrbeiBsnber Anfang II
bereits aema9t. Die erfs Spsnbs In
geirage bon sintauisnb Wart purb
bon Rsp BORT our& Serrn German
stadoru per Babel angeuieien. Uni
aud anbsre in Der Wetrcpols am Dub
ion tpobnsnbe hamburger 6aben SeIb
ipenben an~espsnost. Beoeutsnos Gum
men fnb fsrner ioglsi4 nod benz BE
fanntmerben bss Ssnatsbsi9Iuhss OH
ben 2eibsa Der be9iterten 4aufmann
T4aft 6ambures In Ausf9t gefs1
tuorben.
Ra9 ben neusfisn hierher gelangtel
Welounasii III bic Ra4ridt. oaB bic
Verionel bet benz Branbe Der 9ir9s If
2sbsn sinssbfbt bdtten. ridtis gu fsl
len. Die brei arbsitsr, msl9s mi
benz Repariren Der ubr in benz 3ufam
mena.ftar3ten Sburm bsi9dftist tuaret
unb bon bsnsrl man bermrtbete, bab 4
ben gerbrsnnungstob e~rlittsn bdttsr
Rnb in,mif9en aufssfunoen tporbsu
Nur Der felt breiBig Sabrsn In BET
8burme bauienbs @l6dner Namsn
geule if In ben Slammen umgstom
men. st CAB nod, als er bes 5euel
i9eins ani9tis wurbs. bas sIettriid
alarmRanaI, bod bermo4te CT Tel
2sbsn ri&t msbr in Si9erfsit 3u brii
gen. Der granb mar bersits au hoe
por9ei4ritten.
Inter ben bifOrii9sn 9entmirbil
feitsn, tpsl4e nit Der air&e bon be-
Teuerbamprl psrni&tet tuurosn. befai
ben T9 aud bic GIasssn Der banisai
f6sn 2s9iOn. Der auf BITE Mabnur
bes Generals 8sttsnborn TN Md
1913 CUR 8beiInabme am Befreiung
trisse suiammensetretensn S&a'
6amburser gtrger. Do& tpurb'
bte jdmmtli&en Rlbsrnen 2ofbartstte
! bic In Der 2ir&e entbalten tuarsn,
rsttet.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07
rreih,un

OeiferreiM 'llnearn.
u nsarn feIbFfdnbis.
Wten, 6. Suit. grobes Nuf.
fe6en erregt cine neuerli@s grtIdruns
BEG unsarif@sn 9anoeIsminifsrs iJrana
Sofuth, Der bier on ben Bsrntbunss1
Der un9arifdsn Delegation tbsilnimmt.
Sarna9 purbe bts D%srsinbarung iibsr
ben Sanbslsbsrtras nit Der e9mei3 In
SeutI9 unb Wasparii9 abssfabt.
@raf @olu6Ousti, Der 6fisrrei9H9.un.
eariihe Winifsr bes TeuBsrsn, unb
Der @ertreter Der S9wei3 unterfertis.
ten, mie aOHutb mtttbeilt, oas unsa.
rifds grsmpIar, tpomit Der bsionbers
maasarii4e Staat ausbrtidli9 aner-
tannt let. Die Nngaben RoRutb's
usrben bssreifi9sr @sifs auf bas 2eb.
huftsfts er6rtert uno btrften aud In Der
Dfferrei9ii8en Delegation auf's Sapst
gebra4t tuerben.
96rber TT iqener g d G.
Wten, 6. Sanuar. SIN Budget.
ausf9uhe Der 6ferrei9if9sn Delegation
eins es iebr lebbaft au. Der ebsnas
Iiss WiniFsrprdFoent Or. b. 26rber
bate Der an TIN ~srganssnsrt Nuforbe.
rung. f9 peri6nIi& einsufinbsn unb
Iusfunft tiber bic isinsr Resisruns In
Sa4en oes Sriefer 5afsntauss &c.
ma9tsu @orpiirfe 3u gsben. 5olss &c.
letftet. Guf bas gntfaiebsnFe mics er
in ldnserer Musfibruns bic bon bislen
Seiter erbobenen AngriHe 3uriid, unb
na&bem er geenbet, erntste CT rei9sn
geifan.
China.
@bina3abI Stras.
pettng. 6. Suli. 6err gars
re9is, Der tritiIae Beboamdatiste, bai
beute oie britif9en Infprtae, uel9s
aus benz Muffanbe seser bic 5rembsu
In Nan4ang TN Wonat Gebruar ber'
ribrsn. ibewiIigt erhaIten. China Be-
aablt 800, 900 Strafs FIR bic 8bbtunl
bss 2inbes zines britif6en WifRondr!
unb $500 FIR bic 3srft6rung Der brit
tif8en WiiFOn. Auberbem foIen oi
f9uIbieen perionsn b~efiraft unb fold,
perionsn, tpel9e bic WifRondre be
f9hst baben. bslobnt tperben.
Norueaen.
2atfer @iIbeImI II. n
Noruegen.
gbrif | n | q. 6. Suli. Qaiie
Wilbelm IL. lam beute In Bergen al
benz Sampfer .6am6ur9" an. Wor
gen iebt CT feline &eiie nod Yrontbein
fort, mo er am Sonntas Na&mitta!
INN 5 1br eintrefen tpirb. 2bni!
0aaton uirb I'D oanr, iofort an Bor
bes .9amburg" begeben unb ben 8ai
Ter begrtben. epdter fiabet sin @ala
eisn TIM SdloB ffatt, az benz 80 @df
eingeIaoen finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07
@rpBbritanien.
Morb Abfi9t.

Sonbon, 6. Suli. Ra9 einsm
Selegramm bonn Sepei9en Bureau
beibt Der In Iltuna bsrbaftets anar9if
Iusuf Roienberg unb iol oerielbs NIT
Der Nbf4t nod Seutf9lanb eetommeil
isin. ben 3aiier WiIbsIm II. gu sr-
rlprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07
Mnar@ilt otrbaftet.
&eife pOu Seattle, @aib., rad Smlbnrg, It'll
&aiie let &ilbelm II. 51 ernOr0en.

gerSadt se@m GuIembera legt br, amr bic gewefe fben nod. - Gtina
sat on Gmglanb Srafgeber.-Ser &ulonialfanoal. - Ser fran;OfidG
grGfbent empfdnst Gungrefmann 9ouguurtd ub Jram. - STREET in ben
ruH6en Geuerfhaftn -ltusarmI %ie6fhdnbis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07
Hublane.
9robenber @eneraIfteif.

" -
bereitsn, wirb wa6rf9einIi9 In ben
nd8fen $agsn Sbatfa9e tusrbe1, tusnn
Der Gar Deiter 36ssrt, bns Miriferium
fallen gu lafen unb f9 allen SCRIBE.
rungen bee parlamsnts 3u bsugsn.
Die angeteIten Der fibirii9sn, itbpeft.
li9sn unb aaufafus.g abn, iOtpis bic
5rn4tberlaoer In 5dfen am s9parssn
Mssre babsn f8 einfimmis fur sinen
algemeinen Nusfanb srfldrt unb tref.
fen @orbsrsitungsn fur benfslbsn. Sie
tuerben ME Elm Wann bic Nrbsit rieber-
legen, 10 baIo bonn bieRgsn Central.
@omite Der gsfebl srlaHsn tpirb.
ReboIutionGre fapern
etnen Sampfer.
81. petersburg, 6. Suli.
Cine Sepsi9e aus 2ofroma melbet,
bob Elm Saufen bon bewafnstsn &spo'
%lutiondren bort einsn NIT Munition
belabensn Jlubeampfsr gstapsrt bat.
Die &ebelen tlsttertsn auf oas an,
GOd Iiegenoe 6&if, tiberp6ltiaten bic
Manni9aft unb i9Ispptsn bic an goro
befinoli9sn eroBen Wsnsert BON 90,
tronen, iouis $50 pfunb Spnamit
meg.
Sn Mostau tpurbe bon Der polt3si
tuieber cine 8%ombenfabrif sntbedt, bic
brittle tnnsrbulb elmer Wo9s. IS &s.
b~olutiondre, bic BEL Der Anfertieune
bon gombsn unb anbsrer Wurf9e.
f9Dhen iibsrraf9t murbsn, fonntsn erf
nod einem hefttgsn Sample, In psl9em
3uet bon ibnsn 9et6otst unb msbrere
nnbsre bertuunoet tuuroen, ~ttberpdltigt
tperoen.
m iraI Ro spsnst
MAR in GoI9e einer
8ernu n b ZEN UNI
3ure9 sdbig.
Rrpnftah I, &ublanb, 6. SuIi.
Bel ben 0srbanblungsn bes 2risgsgs-
ri9ts gessr abmiral @oisfpensfp lag.
ten beute bic sler3te aus, bab Der ao-
miral In JOlse ieinsr 8erpunbungsi
In Der Ssei&la9t nit ben Sapansrr1
unsursdnunssfd6ia geueien lei.
Sn 8etref bss 3pii9enfcllss nit
Der tueiben Jlaaes. faste 2eutnant
Wsran. baB sr BON 2apitdn be golan.
gin, Stabs9sf bss NbmiraIs, ben BE.
febl erbalten babe, stne tpsiss 5Iaggs
auf BEN 2riegsi9iHs .8sbOpi" au
bitten. 10 baIb elm iapanii6es 9risss-
f4tf R9 ndbsrn iolte. Gpdter tpurbs
bisisr gsfsbl bon 2apttdn 2alamaiistu
wiosrrufen.
Sapan's Botfdafter b o m
3arenemp angen
g t. petersburg, 6. Suli.
Or. Wotona, Botf4aftsr bes iapani.
f9en Mtfabo, uurbe beute bonn 3aren
NitoIaus i'm S9lOB petsrbof In au'
bien3 empfansen uno iiberrei9te feline
9rsbitins.
n 3 q 3 n prdtbent
ermprbet.
6 barfD n, 6. Stuff. M. Spa,
nOfstp, prdfbsnt Der 2urst.S sbafo'
pol giienbabn, wurbe bier est6btst,
Ct bate ttrsli9 msbrere isiner 8nbn'
nngefslie1 aus benz Sienfe enttaRsr
unb aus 8a4e tbbtetert bieie i'm.
5ranfrei@.
y m afi betm Yrd tben
ten Der Repubttt.
parts, 6. Suit. prdHbent uni
Waoame 5aQieres empfiugen beute In
paIais glpiee ben @on9rebmann 9t&o
Las 2ongtuortb unb Trau 2ongportb
seb. RooisbeIt, trsl9s bonn ameritcni
. fden @eIanbten Wegormid borgeffea
tpurbsn. Der 8efu& bauerte nur Elm
babe Stunoe, tudbrenb tuel4er Sci
! ben Befu&ern bic prd9tisen SdIe I'M
, bie @drtsn bss palaffss 9e3eist tuurben
, Nm nd9ffen Wontag Abenb uerbel
6err uno 5rau 2ongwortb beim fran
s6fidsu prdfoenten fpsiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07
FREI
Gin Sadet WannsW eoi3ia
fit eimem Solar fret.

Gin 8cupadet fur eiueu Dollar Der RdnnzMeoijin
III frei 5I besiebeH. peHu man nGffrogt uHo Die
aoreie anaie6t. 9ieie meann'W feei;in 9iebt
Sbneu nodmals ben Spruoel iueenolifen 9lids -
BEN YuIs uuo o0s 3ittern phpfiihen &Dblbeha9ens:
ne rnGdnt ben @auH mGunersleid, Misunderstanding uHo
fudunesitdrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07

Die RaHH= Reoi5iH miro tbuu, mas man bon ihr
%erTUdrtet.
RGHH=gieeijin furirt fribSeitigen Serial, Der
ilmmte NdnnbGrteit, Rerpeni9ndhe, Gunftions=
ft6ruus. Nbnahme Der 9ebenstraft, @roitleiigteit,
Serlufte Der 6eidhIedtstraft, @ebiruermdttuue
Snfenlnmer5eH, 3errnttIHg, 9tiereuleioeH uno Rer=
pplltdt.
MiaH lam bic Sur Su Sduie uoruebmeu.
gSir O~erlaHgeH feline Se5alluug irgeno uelfer
grt - feline Euittuuaen = feline 8eripreduneen.
9as GiHsiae. mas mir nerl1noer, oas man nihf Die
NGHu=gteoiSiu ans purer Reugier foroert. gSir
srobt uHo man pieoer gu ieiner fraberen irarten
RGtur seiGnst.
Sieies gratis uerifidte BsIIpadet 1T Der Bepeis,
mas Die gfaHn%9feoi5in 81 thun uern1ag. @ir ihite1
e i'm e~Infad1en 3apierrmihlds ,perihloisn perp1dt-
frnuto GbgeIiefer1- Sur Der Rane uno bic Nereiie III
notppenoIa. SnteritGte Remeop Co., 1884 Sud
Building, Detroit, Mit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
FAVORS Tue KILLING
OFF OF INCURABLES

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Dr Chas.
Eliot Norton of Cambridge, man of
letters and translator of Dante's
Divine Comedy" has joined forces
with Miss Anne S. Hall of Cincinnati
in the campaign for the killing off of
the hopelessly insane, the hopelessly
diseased and the victims of accidents.
Miss Hall during meeting of the
American Humane Association in
Philadelphia last October presented
resolutions calling for the approval Of
the practice of physicians who in
cases of hopeless suffering make pain
less the last hours of life by an
anesthetic." and protesting against
the practice of prolonging by arti-
fetal means the agonies of incurable
diseases"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
NEWS OF THE WORLD CONDENSED.

B.. OF
be
sand dden DOORS
al
be
Phisao who built Dawson City,
in San Francis He vase
tie Tacoma and Everett are to forms
T. U. A. at
Lieut. scharer of the
O.
E.
mwitha o a
participated in the
of
County (Nev) dsordly
John T. Hull of
block
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
HERE IS a JAPANESE GAME
WITH FULL DIRECTIONS

English AS She Is Writ is, as
everybody knows a strong and pecu-
liar speciality of the japanese It is
especially peculiar. You can see ex-
amples of this anywhere in Japanese
town, if you are observant of street
signs-and that is a good habit to cul-
tivate provided you are possessed of
a sense of humor. Indeed, you will
not need to cultivate the habit, if you
have the sense. The signs will i'm
press themselves upon your notice.
Even in countries where the sign
painters write English, there is humor
in street signs. And of course there
is much more when. to the natural
humor of odd combinations, there is
added the twist of the Japanese idiom
done into a strange tongue.
The Japanese, in fact, write English
much more crookedly than they speak
it. A good example of this is given
herewith in a circular sent out by a
local Japanese store to accompany a
toy game, which would seem to have
been played with some mannikins and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
TROUSERS ABE THIS
YOUTHS AMB| TIOA

CHICAGO, January 1.-EusWorth
Cregier. aged IS, an unusually bright
and interesting lad, grandson OF for-
mer Mayor Cregier and son of Banks
C. Cregier, widely known as musl-
clan and composer, desires to step out
of the short pants" class and take
on the dignity of the long trousers. 10
this end he is circulating a petition
among his neighbors on the tashlon-
able North Shore drive.
The parents and other relatives of
young Cregier wish him to continue
wearing knickerbockers for a year or
so, as he is a strfkingly handsome boy
and his long hair, black eyes and vel
vet knickerbocker suit make him
noticeable figure. But Ellsworth wants
to be a man among men. His en-
treaties to his relatives have been
fruitless so he laid the case before all
his friends and neighbOrs in a remark
able petition, and the paper is being
signed wherever presented. It already
contains the names of half a hundred
persons known on two continents and
in society, financial and musical cir
cles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
DEATHS CAUSED BY
USING COMMON SALT

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-"Tc avoid
Bright's disease use very little salt"
is the advice of DR.. Samuel c. Tracey
of this city. The recent death of
Charles T. Yerkes and. the increasing
mortality in this city due to Bright's
disease were responsible for his declar-
alton.
1T seems fitting time to say some
thing of the danger attending the ex-
cessive use of common table salt, es
pecially if one has an affection of the
kidneys" said Or. Tracey. 1T has
been demonstrated by well known
Psychologists that only small amounts
of sodium chloride Common salt) are
essential for the well-being of man.
Professor Vidal found that when a
patient who had nephritis, or kidney
disease, was given ten grams of So
dunn chloride for several days he in
creased in weight, due to dropsy pro-
duced by salt. Headache, nausea and
stupor developed, producing a condi-
ton resembling uremic poisoning.
Professor Vidal was able to make
dropsy appear and disappear at will by
increasing or Withdrawing the use of
salt"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

a ball-a kind of game of soldiers. But,
if you can tell what the game was
from the directions, or. can tell how
it was played, you are a wonder. Here
is the circular, verbatim:
THE EXPLANATION OF THE
MANUFACTURE.
This toy is named "Manshiu- Haiku
the earnest and careful device has been
taken upon the manufacture, first for
an object to keep health. next for shape
and colour, besides cautious care was
paid as to price and strong of manu-
facture. Everybody must take the sort
to keep health in prefering toys, when
a glorious victory is won by stout and
vigorous soldiers is an important busi-
ness to excite a proper game to boys
and girls. We hope that our gentle
men would purchase the toy to the
dear children for this purpose.
THE WAY OF THE GAME.
When there are over two children
divide to two parties and will play in
throw and getting in ball each-other
at fit point respectively. If they Will
skill upon the game, it is certain that
there will be a good interest ana
pleasure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL.

WASHINGTON January 14.-The House will the
Philippine tariff Monday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
ENAMORED OF
THE CHARMS OF
THESE ISLANDS
tTEaI:xG1x e IA
Prominent Railroad Man Who Will
Boom Hawaii Among Tourists
on the Coast.

!, about the islands. Your PROMOTION
Committee is DONG good work, and you
have got just the right man at the
helm-Secretary H. P. Wood. There is
to be a great tourist invasion of South
ern California this year and good
the Hawaiian Islands.
People are not coming here so much
to see some of the old native life. L
don't believe they are looking for that,
have come to the knowledge that the
place is American and is being devel-
oped along American lines.
But they will come down here to
try the climate. That is what the rici
travelling class is doing in all parts
of the world-looking for a good eli
mate to spend a winter, spring, sum-
mer or fall in. They can find just the
right climate in Honolulu and the is
lands in general The air up at the
volcano is fine and bracing.
"As to steamer fares, L don't believe
it will be worth while to reduce them.
The people who are travelling and the
people you want down here are not
the ones who would have to turn a
S. or a SO or a 500 piece over to con-
slider whether they should OR should
not spend it. People who make the
trip to the Hawaiian Islands have got
to have money. They have got to live
in the hotels here as they do else
where, and to do all this they must
have money Whether the fare is $135
or 800 is not a matter of much diff
ference to them"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
FRENCH PURSES LOOSENED.

ST PETERSBURG, January 14A French credit of $so.ooo
has been negotiated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
AFTERNOON REPORT.

SAN DOMINGO January 13-President Morales gone
Porto Rico board the u. S. Dubuque
ST. PETERSBURG January 13-Yichuyong, the former
stabbed
alleged interpreter named Unde
CHICAGO, January 13.-Mrs Franklin Holster
stanged death today. copper wire kill
whose body then thrown
having killed the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

.1 went to Japan, and was dlsap-
pointed; I went to China and liked
shanghai and Canton, but of all the
rIaces I have visited west of Calfor-
ria. Hawaii has the finest climate and
the most attraction for me-"
G.. "A. Parkyns. the Southern Pacific S
right-hand man at Los Angeles, who
has been on leave of absence for the
mast six months on account Of his
health. makes the above statement.
Mr.. Parkyns returned yesterday on
the Kinau from a visit to the volcano
of Kilauea and registered at the Young
Hotel If he was charmed with homo
Iulu and its scenery, he is even more
Island of Hawaii.
81 first saw the pit, of Halemaumau
at night We were lucky that night,
for while We watched, wind took the
glowing forks of lava away down deep
in the pit, as fiery as one would want
to see them. Then the smoke would
cover it up and later it would be
shifted again. 1t was an absorbing
sight.
sThen I have never seen such forests
as you encounter around the edge OF
the crater Those fern forests, tree
mr. tha various
smaller craters in the vicinity of the
Volcano House are worth any travel
er's time I wouldn't have missed it
for worlds. N
1.-THE Volcano House is a really at
tractive place, and Mr.. Lycurgus, who
runs it, is prince of hosts.
Then that island has charms of
color which one rarely finds elsewhere.
The sugar plantations, as one skirts
the coast, are remarkable as scenic
attractions At least they were so toI
me.
But let me tell you one thing
have noticed around Honolulu. There
are too many knockers. They discour-
age one from going over to see the vol
cano. Why, man, that volcano is one
of the greatest attractions You have.
Tt is the zone, big attraction, and
should have worldwide publicity. 1t
doesn't pay the people here to dis
courage travellers from going over to
HiIo and up to the volcano. Its hog
ging the thing too much to do busi-
ness that way. Send all the people
over there.
when / was in Los Angeles and
had to talk to people a good deal and
tell them where to go, knew nothing
whatever about the islands or the vol |
cano except what I had read. Well, !
you can't be sincere enough in talking |
from book. I am glad that I have
come here and seen the thing for my
self. Seems beIievin'. Now I'll know |
just what to tell people when 1 re-
turn to the Coast and I'll tell them not !
to miss the volcano trip. We had a de-
lightful run back from Hilo. The
water was smooth and there was
everything to make a comfortable trip. !
II believe there will be :. great tourist
travel heading this way in the future.
People are just beginning to know
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
TO JOIN PACIFIC SURVEY.

BRUNSWICK (Me.), January 4.-Jo-
seph c. Pearson. instructor in physics
and mathematics at Bowdoin College.
resigned today to accept! a position
with the expedition for the magnetic
survey of the North Pacific ocean,
which is to sail soon from San Fran
cisco under the auspices of the Car
negie Institute of Washington.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

SUGAR-96e Test Cen
trifusals. 3.67e, Per Ton,
s73.40. IS Analysis Beeti
IS Sd, Per Ton, $7S.40.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

Shortly before leaving his home in
Seattle for Honolulu, Mr.. Wann, or
ganizer for the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, was elected president of the
Baptist conference of the Pacific Coast
district.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14
THE BRITISH
ELECTIONS
BaIfour Beaten and Liberals Make
Substantial Gains-.-Winston
Churchill! Elected.
(Associated Press Cablegrams.l

LONDON JANUARY 14-In elections thirty nine con-
stuencies the Liberals gained eighteen
ties
the result surprise being Among
the Unonists elected Gilbert Wyndham
Liberals Manchester Labotes
winning Sevenyhree constituencies including twenty
lin London, will on Monda
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-14

Chief Clerk Buckland has beon"
preparations for making certain
changes in precinct boundaries for this
years election. Suggestions will be
considered from the different political
parties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

among those present were Mr- and Mira. C.. "
Thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs Guy Thatcher. M
and Mrs. ID. II. Thomas Mt and Mrs. Lam
orcaux. Mrs Ncttle Sloan. Miss &orrcli,
Misses Nora and Jennie EcoEon. Miss JoTa
phiDe Thatcher, Mias Grctn Carbon. Miss HnE-
sen. Chnric Hansen Melvin Ballard and
many others.
Miss Mana Komp OF Salt Laj<o is visiting at
tho homo OF Mt. and Nrs. r. j. Bclls
Mrs Thomas Fnr OF Ogden spent the wesk
visiting at tho home of Mrs. Tentes.
Miss Grctn Carbon md Miss Josephine
Thatcher ore back from pleasant Salt Lnhe
trip
Miss Alton Thatcher 10 visiting with Salt
1-ako relatives.
Mrs Lucy Eimbali ana Mrs MoHcs Thatcher
arc visiting friends in Ogden
Mrs. j Fl. Hopk!no spent the week visiting
With relatives At Preston
Mr and Mru. J. c. Callc=y of Los Angeles
spent Tuesday and "Wednesday In Logan.
NAL card pn-ty at her rooms at tho "Hanks'
Thursday evening,
j c. Walters Is back from a Salt Lake
visit.
Lester Naylor is the gueet OF his brother, T.
w N2ylor
Mrs. c. Z. Hansen entertained AZ an intcr-
NAL dinner party Wednesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs p g Busoa Of Charleston
spent the wcck Visiting in Logan.
Mrs. George Benson OF whitney, Ida. re-
turned TO her home "Wednesday
Tho members of the Ttard ward wcrc 10
liShtfully entertained a: tho ward meeting