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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
AIRSHIP MAKES
FAST NIGHT TRIP

NOANK. Conn. Aug s-Roy
Kmahausrhue and Or. Thomas, who
started from New York last night
to break the American bailooning
record. landed here this morning Tor
breakfast No accident occurred
during the might Noank 10 about
tsG miles from New York.
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GEORGE HANSON euAn.

George Hanson, an old resident,
% KIM cnnnlY. dlod YealerdaN at
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MOUNT BAKER STRIKE.

Several blg strikes have been
made Ia the Mount Baker district
duune the paat fouf weeks. accord
hR Ia George Conway, Of ihe Red
crest Mining company. Who IL Ia
lhr eity The most notable u
that made by John Starr aud VII
liam Martin on god mountain
Quarts mountain has also HpfunH
into prominence
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$500 Solar lamp g. 90. $500 goth
Century ta2b. $3.50 acarehlighl
ti7b at aplnning'H.
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So Clover Fiber Rugs ST

perfectly sanitary floor covering Ger bed ehamhsfs
much better than mating clean and CHEEKY De-
.isn N srs.u. brown ana sftscta tsig IN siss.
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Rrassels Renaissaner Arah.
"a Nottingham Lace curtains
80 palr of eAch paitern only
~Stts cream and Arab telef. -
- tcmerrew At exactly half
- regular rftee&
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ThIS-d Avenue

Russell a ufrw. managers -
Saturday FL and 10 asnfH TONIC
faHH iu iHH ffrHt comedy drama
hest week. Hffam HaFs te Riches
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One Pair Lots POr-
tieres Almost Half

An s,ik and satin Derby Pof-
80. decorated With beet siik
ssrs s~wea en- by hand one gs'iF
eta r4ttern go sale ~ almost
k4N rftcs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-23
BASEBALL FANS
AND THEIR WAYS

Fans are those temporarily insane
persons who make baseball possible;
the wild eyed, hoarse, strong lunged,
pop bottle throwing, peanut eating
horse that comes to ball games and
roots. Every city has it's famous fans
men who neglect business, pleasure,
wife, and family for baseball. who
never miss a game. and who always
are anxious for more, who keep up the
statistics. who know the official aver
ages of every player in the big leagues,
and the personal history of each.
They know baseball. No player and
no writer can fool them. They do not
accept the statements of any authority,
but rely on their own dope, and woe
betide the poor writer who makes a
blunder for they are next to him" in
a minute. They are the fellows who
hang on to the carriages when the
players ride away from the grounds.
who walk out and stand on the home
plate after the field is deserted. who
stand around the hotels and listen to
the players talk
Elmer Smith, the famous old pitcher
and outfelder, always contended that
everybody connected with baseball was
crazy, and urged that the National and
leagues build a big insane
asylum and lock UP the players, writ
ers, magnates, and umpires at the end
of each season and turn them loose in
the spring. But he would have had TO
include all the fans to make it COM
plete, for they are crazier than all the
others: they pay for the privilege of
helping the game along, and are glad
of it.
1 have a friend-George-wh is the
true type of the crank. During the
post-season series between the White
and the Cubs in Chicago last
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-23

Charley Hustace supported Cecil
Brown for the Senate a couple OF years
ago, when everybody knows that there
is not straighter party man in Oahu
today than Charles Husrace, Jr, chair
man of the Republican county COM
mittee
What though he did feel obligated
to support Brown two years ago, is q
Republican the less a Republican for
little peccadillo? Is a man never to be
allowed to come back to the party, if
he has once gone astray? Can he not
go with John Lane and Jim Quinn 90
Jack Lucas to ask for the dismissal OF
the Road Supervisor of Koolauloa, for
all that
jim Quinn himself has been ali there
is in politics in these islands, and that
in record breaking time, but nobody
disputes his good Republicanism. He
Gees NOT even dispute it himself And
IL is the smallest kind Of scandal TO
say that he is now seeking a Civic
Federation endorsement.
Go to! Charley Hustace is as good Il
party man as any other that ever bolt
I'd the ticket. And that is saying
good deal in these piping times.
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This is condition Tor disease} to which doc'
ors give many names, but which few OF them
really understand. 1t Is simply weakness
break down, as 1t were of the vital forces thaf
sustain the a. stem. No matter what may be
Its causes flor they are almost numberiesst.
its symptoms are much the same; the more
prominent being sleeplessness. sense of pros
tration or WEAKNESS, depression OF spirits ano
want of energy for all the ordinary affairs OF
ure. Now, what alone is absolutely essential
In all such cases is INCREASED VITALITY
vigour-VITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY TO
proves that as night succeeds the day this may
throw off these morbid feelings, and experience
be more certainly secured by a course OF the
celebrated Hfe-revivtng tonic
THERAPIoN NO.
than by ally other known combination. 30
surely as 1t Is taken In accordance with the
printed directions accompanying 1t, will the
shattered health be restored. the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH, ana
a new existence impaired in place OF what
had so lately seemed WORKOUT. used up ano
va.ueless. This wonderful medicament fs pure
Iy vegetable and tnnocuous, is agreeable to the
taste-suitabIe for all constitutions and condi-
lions In either sex; and 1T is difficult to I'm
sgine a case of disease or arrangement, whose
main features are those of debility, that VIII
not be speedily and permanently benefited by
this never-faiIing reeuperatfye essence, which 10
destined to cast into oblivion everything that
had preceded it for this widespread and numer.
Dps class of human ailments
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-23
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND
FURNISHINGS

Comprising Elegant Mission Furhi-
ture, Reception Chairs, Couches, Wick
er and Oak Rockers, Rugs, Pictures
Lace Curtains. Exquisite Mission Side
board Mission Circular-center Dining
: Table. Mission Dining Chairs. Couch.
Rortiers. Maple Bedroom Set, Koa
Z Dresser, Weathered Oak Rockers. etc.
Library Tables. Screens, Plated Ware,
Cooking Utensils, Garden Hose, etc.
Refrigerator and Complete Dinner Set
of China
All in excellent condition. Should be
seen to be appreciated.
NOTE-Cottage to rent.
9 39Ts
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and restaurants. the girls who are
usually little more than children when
their ruin is achieved, go fast to de-
struction
And the influence Of these places is
altogether as bad for young boys as for
young girls for they become practiced
debauchees from the example set them
by the older men, and are themselves
thereafter among the most active
agents for the destruction Of their
kindred.
It is not altogether Hawaiian girls
and boys who are led astray in this
way. either, as a number Of recent
court cases have shown. Porto Ri
cans. Portuguese, Asiatics, are among
the children exposed to this form OF
evil. and the influence Of these places
is not a healthfuI one morally for the
white children whose homes may be IN
the neighborhood Of the coffee shops
or who may be called to pass them on
family errands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-23

fall seats were at a premium, and one
afternoon. having an extra pass, signed
by Comfskey, presented it to George,
thinking he was entitled to it, as he
had paid admission TO every game
played that year on the south side
grounds.
Half an hour later George called me
UP on the phone and asked:
Would it make any difference to
you if I don't use that pass?"
Why, no. Why?''
Well ne explained. II am going to
the game, but 1 would rather pay my
way and keep that pass as a souvenir"
Hugh S. Fullerton, in Tacoma
Ledger.
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TRANSPORT
CHAMPION
viii Meet Any Local
Wearer of the
Mitts.

The following self-explanatory letter
has been received for publication. L,
/ has businesslike sound and will
probably bring about the desired re-
suit. viz: a match with Dick Sullivan
who has expressed himself ready to
ments are forthcoming. The letter fol-
lows:
! Editor Advertiser: I desire 70 call
the attention of the sporting community
OF Honolulu, through the medium of
your valued publica ton, to the pres
ence here in this town of a new knight
of the fistic arena, the champion of
the u S. Array Transport Service,
John Rooney, alias kennealy.
Owing to his many recent encounters
in the Philippines and the arduous,
constant training necessary to keep
himself in condition, and the splendid
record he has made, his friends have
forced him to take a vacation. But he
does not relish his enforced retirement,
he chafes under it, and the lust for
battle possesses him.
He is anxious to show his mett1e in
a bout of from to 10 rounds, with any
of the local fistic celebrities under $50
lbs. for purse, winner take all and
a side bet of $500.
| would like to arrange match for
him with Sullivan preferred, or the
local lightweight, Huihui.
In his many encounters. none of his
opponents have stood before him a full
six rounds.
He possesses a dangerous left, and in
the ring has shown himself a master
of the manly art, a general of no mean
proportions, and foe not to be looked
upon with contempt.
Hoping this viii reach the notice of
anyone interested in sports. and that
I may succeed in arranging a match
to come off in the near future, l beg
to remain,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN DUFFY,
P o. Box 3S5.
Honolulu Nav 20 1906
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meeting in Moiliili several Sabbaths
ago, in which he advocated the cause
| of Kuhio, but above all urged his hear
| ers to stand by their own race and
their own color. That is the kind of
party man Leader Lane is.
All the same he has troubles of his
own at this present writing; for that
Brown Wolf of the Lantana, the
wicked Mr. Achi. has sworn that he is
not going to do a thing to John in
Johns own precinct. The worst fea-
ture of this is that Achi can beat Lane
in that precinct. He has done it, times
out of number
Indeed. the only time he did not do
it when the two We're fighting, was
upon celebrated occasion when Gov
ernor Carter and Lorrin Andrews lined
up behind Lane. One result of that
lining up was that Lane became a
Senator.
ACHI CAN BEAT LANE.
Those forces would not line up that
way again IN fact. the only thing that
fcan save Lane from a beating at the
hands of Achi this time is the power of
the police of Oahu. And, unless Lane
makes a satisfactory showing, the po-
lice are not at ali sure to help him.
Indeed, there have been stranger
things than the police turning him
down Certainly they viii not go out
OF their way to make his fight. unless,
of course. he can deliver something on
his end of it, And he really has not
much The Sunday school class it not
made up Of the very strongest ele-
uents in a political sense.
Another boom has been started at
Moiliili. namely that of Jimmie Boyd
for auditor in the room of Mr. Bfck-
nell. Jimmie has been shaken loose
from the public teat for a long time
now. for man of his name. and be-
gins TO think that he can hear the
voice Of the future by putting his ear
down pretty close 10 the ground. May
b. he can--but there is some reason TO
think that about all he hears is the
echo of his own announcement Of his
candidacy returning TO him. Echoes
play strange freaks up there where the
Nanoa and Palolo valleys strike the
plain of Kalnuki in line with each
other.
FISH IN PLENTT-AND HUSTACE-
They are having pretty good times
down al the Fishularket now, what
with something doing in the way Of
politics every minute, and what with
the Japs bringing in tons Of big fish
from the outer banks at five cents
pound fer all Corners. The voters be
gin to see endless Iuaus in prospect, and
consequently are all on the alert
for the coming Of candidates And
they don't care q rap what they say
Y zen a politician comes along, those
F'ishnarIet gossips.
For instance. they were telling
story the other day about the way
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too full of the sorrows of that state
to speak direct to the subject.
The glorious state he loved was he
said, lying PROSTATE with the heart
torn out and bleeding. San Francisco
the city he loved, which had been the
scene of much of his early work was
gone Grace church and other loved
buildings We're in ruins and the work
of the pioneers had been blotted out.
But that heart still beat true, the
blood of health is there. the spirit of
80 was not crushed and from the
ashes of the old city would grow the
city beautiful, a lovelier, purer, better
San Francisco.
At the conclusion of the meeting
those present were invited to partake
of afternoon tea at the Parish House,
an invitation of which nearly all avail
ed themselves.
The final session of the convocation
was held last night in the Sunday
school room of ST. Andrews cathe-
dnal, the principal business of the
session being the appointment of the
standing committees for the ensuing
year
Before the Appointment of the Board
OF Directors. the Bishop pointed out
the Importance of the office, the board
having charge of practically ali the
church property in the islands, approx
imating in value s167, 900. He also took
occasion to make public acknowledge
ment of the help he had received dur
ing the year from Judge w. L. STAN
ley whose advice on legal matters af-
fectilg the diocese had been of the
greatest value to him.
The following elections were then
made:
Board of Dtrectors-Rev. Canon Ault.
Rev. John osborne, Henry Smith. I'll.
NJ Won Holt, Judge w. L. Stanley,
James Wakefield and Luke Aseu
egistrar-Edmund stiles.
Board of Missions-John Gill. Rev.
John osborne, Rev w. E Potwine and
Philip Fl. Dodge
Board of Equalization-D. w. Ander-
son, Charles L. Rhodes and zap See
Young.
Educational Communicates. Canon
Macintosh, Rev. A. L. Hall, Philip n.
Dodge and Chang Kim.
Ecclesiastical Court = Three year
term: Rev. D. D. Wallace and S. H.
L.. ). 10 fill the upexpired term of
Judge w. L. Stanley, resigned w A.
g. -,lWe1i.
court of Apreal-One-year term:
Re A l.. Hall and c. L. Rhodes.
Two-year term: Rev Kong Yin Tet
anu John D. Almeida. Three-year
" pev w H. Fenton-Smith and
Judge w. L. Stanley
.suier OF ConVocation, Board of
N:a- ons and Episcopate Fund-T Give
De vies.
Canon Ault presented a report on the !
1ors-tlg Of parochial schools, telling of |
he success which had attended the I
ss0-.-..z o. t.4e one at Waikiki. He !
that other schools, as
many as were possible, be established |
n the parishes.
On motion committee was named TO
ira1t and forward to Bishop Nichols of
san Francisco a resolution conveying
ne sympathy of the convocatfon to him
nd his diocese in the loss they have
ustained in the recent fire and earth
uake in that city. The ones nalT.ed
we're Rev. Mr.. osborne. Rev. Mr.. Fen
on-Smith and II. M. Won Holt.
There was some discussion over the i
INSTABILITY of further extending the
to Friday night, motion
0 chat effect being voted down and
he convocation being adjourned.
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At Auction
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1906,

AT 10 OTCLOCh a. M
I will sell, on account of owners de-
parture TO the Coast, the entire
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-23
MADE IN NEW YORK
BY
ALFRED BENJAMIN Z 60.
Correct Clothes
for Men
are unmatched
No picture can give an adequate
idea of the faultless style, the per-
feet fit or careful finish of these
garments.
IN ALL STYLES
FOR ALL MEN
AT ALL PRICES.

nes incompatible wearabes sold in Honolulu only by
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Honolulu, May 20, 1906.
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THERAPION

Is sold by principal Chemists throughout tbs
world Price In England 2 70 and 4/6. In or
deripg state which of the three numbers
quired, and observe that the word ''Therapica''
appears on British government Stamp liz
white letters on a red ground) affixed to
every package bg order of His Matesty's Hen.
Commissioners, and without which it is
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AFTER YOU'D WORN
a Suit or Coat Of
Correct Clothes
for Men

you would have discovered a
great deal more-qualities of
shape, keeping, durability and
comfort that are none the less i'm
portant for being below the sur
face. That's due to the way they
are made-with more care and
honesty than is generally put into
order-tailored clothes at twice the
price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
COMMISSIONERS BORROW
$500 ON TWO NOTES
GEORGE L. BROOKS AND HER.
MAN BLuEHER APPOINTED
DELEGATES TO CAMPBELL DRY
FARMING CONVENTION.

Among the important matters 40
come before the county commission
ors on Saturday was the drawing OF
Warrant on tho bridge fund for
$4,000. 20 apply On notes hold By
the State National bank amounting
20 Si.OsS, money expended on the
Bafolos bridge.
IA regard to the claim OF oX-Shorin
Thomas 5. Huhbell for feeding county
prisoners twuniy.nino days GA Sepiom.
her 1905 amounting 90 g2i6. the
lCard ordered a Warrant drown In Ia
vor OF the claim for 500. thu balance
~ f226 being disallowed. Al a meet.
Ing Of the preceding board OF county
commissioners. the entire BIN had
been allowed. Accepting tho warrant
for $50, IN part payment Of the claim,
Mr.. Hubhol has brought suit ga the
district court 20 rccovor the balance.
George L. pnloks and Herman
Butcher were appointed dolegatcs
from Bema.lllo county 90 attend the
Campbell dry farming convention,
which q TO BIO held al Las Vegas on
May 8.
Commissioner Alfred Grunafeld was
authorized 60 Sign two notes, one for
$4,000, 10 apply GA aCo1unt Of bridges,
and another for $500, tO apply on
work ON dykes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
ARTHAGE ROAD IS
REALLY BUILDING
PURCHASE or DAWSON FIELDS
BY PKELPs-ooDGE COMPANY,
FORCES RECONCILIATION or
WARNING COAST COMPANIES.

Cony r Brown. Of socorro. was In
uta city yesterday on his way 90
WinslOW. Ariz. where today be ls
COMFORTING The degree oi Scottish
Rite Masonry upon a largo number
of ArIzonlana. Who have gathered
there from various parts oi The terri.
tory.
Mr. Brown announced al the Alva.
RADIO last evening before departing for
Winsl0w ON train No. 4. that the rail-
road from San Antonio ind tho Car.
thaEe coal fields Do in actual C1nstruc.
ti0n. tho companioE which were war.
ring over the mght of way last year
anvinE through "a mutual agreement
consolidated 90 place the product of
the Carthage fields ON tho market
Gangs Of men with tclms are row az
work completing tho road, which was
partially built. when the right OF way
question FIRST came up. and putting
iho docaycd part IL the road frai con.
s'iuciCd. in condition Tor tmfiic. The
work ia being done quietly and with
great haste
The purchase of the Dawson folds
hy the PhclpR Dodge company n said
iO have combined with other things
shvouding the coal situation On tho
nolghborhood OF El Pas, in bringing
about q reconciliation uf tho com.
paniea owning property in the Car.
image district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Luna COuuiy--C. ,. Kelley, treas-
urcr and cx.oNcio collector taxes for
1908 l7629; Tor 1905. ef21T; Tor
1905. fii41i
Mora County Daniel Cassidy. treas.
urer and cx.0llcio collector. taxes for
1894 S199S. for 1905. ti20B2
oiero County,. g. Dunn. treas
urtr and pkonlcio collector. taxes for
lsga. flli, iur 1904 fg025, for 1905,
g27s.
Quay County Donsi Stewart.
Treasurer and ox-omcl1 collector.
laNos for 1904, g55.a6. Tor 1905,
sS5S2.
Rio Arriba County,. Jaram.no.
treasurer and cxomcio collector. taxes
Tor 1906, SiOa.26
Roosevelt County, AZ. Faggard.
treasurer and ox.omcin collector.
laxos for 1904. $3.50, Cor 1905.
g1CS.10.
san Juan County w. p. williams.
treasurer and cx-GnlCin collector,
taxes for 1903 ilf7; for 1905.
S37i3O.
sandoyal County &c. A. Mera.
treasurer and ox.olnciO collector taxes
for 1908, s50TI, for 1904. t5GG6. for
1908. SI5l6.
Santn re County Cclao Lopez.
treasurer and ox.ohici0 collector taxes
for 1862, StS.Gs; for 1908. SCOTS. Tor
1895, g3if.S1. Tor 1905. S2G2.2i
San Miguel County EuRcnio Ro-
nero, treasurer and ox-omclo collec.
tor. taxes for 1909. ti87s; for 1908.
fii.ii; for 1904. 1914; for 1905,
$500.
Sierra County John G. piommons.
treasurer and oX.cncio collector.
taxes Cor 1905. 918.63.
socorro County-Joso r.. Torres
treasurer and cxomcio collector.
taxes Tor 1902. tia05; Cor 1903, 1923.
for 1904 si3i.G7. for 1905. SOFAS
Taos COuuty-Iose a. Medina.
treasurer and cx.o1iCio collector
taxes for 1909. f3l7. for 1908. si38Ii
Tor 1904 si3Tl; FOR 1906, fi51S
Union County 4. Woltord.
treasurer and Cx-omciO collector
taxes for 1909, sans for 1903. fi655,
f1f 1904 g7O7. for 1905. f20s28
NelcIcla County solomon Luna,
treasurer and cx-onlclo collector.
taxes Cor 1908. sGq05. for 1904. SiOg.
as, Tor 1906, 1907
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Special to Tho evening Citizen.
Domlng. ~ a. April 30 Tho fun-
eui of Prof q Francis Dun, killed in
a pistol duol sim Prof 49, "a plohoy
last Saturday az noon. took place yoa-
forlay afternoon ai 1880 o'clock al
the Presbyterian church. and was ono
of me largest ever held iu Chile city
cor in southern Sew Mexico The
services were conducted by the nas-
tor. Rev Dubois who WAS assisted hy
Rev W q Fouiks pastor of iho Mpih-
odlst Episcopal church. South a lunF
cOncuulao 81 mourning friends in a.
most every conceivable conveyance
aud many on horseback followed the
remains Go me cemetery where ihc
Maauns took charge and conducted
tlo final services
Last Saturday. nf noon. long
standing fued existing between the
two wen known educators. which some
say wna over die1gre cment OF certain
school matters ana others say over
school toacherr. eliminated in one Of
tho sadd0at tragedies ever enacted Ga
tho territory iye Witnesses say that
Dun who was ON foot. approached
Dickpy, VINO was ga a buggy, and who
was about 90 stop al iho puaiohce.
ana pulled lbs pistol Dickey jumped
out oi me busy 0n the opposite side
from Dun, pulling hlH rQvol0Vor as hc
leaped 60 the ground. and both Cred ai
each othor Dan fell tO street. mort
ally wounded, the bullet having sn-
tered The face and ranging upward,
passed. through che brain. He whf