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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20

The burglars wife was in the wit
ness box and the prosecuting attorney
was conducting a vigorous cross-ex-
animation. Madam, you are the wife
of this MANI" Yes 'FYou knew he
was a burglar when you married
him?'' yes" How did you come
to contract a matrimonial alliance
with such a MANI" WELL" the wit
ness said sarcastically, II was getting
old and had to choose between law
yer and burglar"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20

"Our Johns goin' to be preacher,
guess" said Farmer Korntop, ''jedgin'
by wat his college professor SEE about
i'm" Watts he say?" asked his wife.
.He seq he's inclined to be bibulous.
New York Globe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
AT MAKIKI GROUNDS.

There will be baseball at the Makikf
grounds this morning, Lucas Brothers
playing the Gregg team. The game
will commence at $50 sharp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
GOOD CRICKET
BY LOCAL MEN
Wilmington S Team Wins Out by
Two Wickets and SO
Runs.

The cricket match at Makiki yester-
day afternoon between teams chosen
by the president and vice president of
the Honolulu Cricket Club resulted in
win for the latter team by two wick
cts and sixty-nine runs.
The following detailed scores will
show at a glance how the game was
won:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
VICE PRESIDENT wITHINGToN's

TEAM
]. NJ. Tucker. Cape, Fiddes. -. 1
o. MayaIl, b Jordan. 81
J. r. NJ. Maclean. not out. ...... Is
w. Edmunds, b Jordan. ..... 0
P. Wilmington, b Jordan. 0
s. Lamb, b Jordan. Observation-Disclosures. 10
@. Podmore, and Jordan. s
D. L. Wilmington, C Anderson,
Robert Anderson, not out. AZ
Extras ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 13
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
PRESIDENT JoRDAN's TEAM

A. st. c. Piianaia, P. Wilmington,
MdG1Sdu
r. E. Cape, b Anderson. .... 2
j. H. Fiddes, b Anderson. .... is
I. NJ. Harrison, C Podmore, Mac
lean Observation-Disclosures. Is
c. P. Morse, b Maclean. ... Is
F. Wilmington, b Anderson. 0
NJ. Monsarrat, b Anderson. ...
r. A. Jordan, not out. 2
Extras ....................... 1
81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
The Polish Of D
GeIt|eIlQl Should

be shown in his cuffs ara
collars as we'll as in his be-
havior. Ours is the method
that furnishes the polish to
the linen-you do the rest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
Don't
Eat Meat

all of the time; vary your diet
and occasionally
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-20
Try a
Chicken or
Turkey

We~are headquarters for poultry
lin this city, our stock is larger
than you will find anywhere else,
because we are well represented
among the chicken raisers all over
the islands and always get the
best. Ring US up on Isl.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
FIGHTERS ARE READY ID ENTER THE RING
Cans and Hermann Will Be At Weight and Are Eager
 For the Battle.

TONOPAH, New. Dec. 31.-Joe Cans, lightweight champion of the world, and Hermann Lanfield, better known in the ring as Kid" Hermann of Chicago, meet here tomorrow be fore the Casino Athletic club for the championship title.
 The contest will begin at o'clock Pacific time. It may be stated post. lively that both fighters will be at the weight tomorrow.
 That the promoters of the light weight battle will incur financial loss is foregone conclusion and advance sales have fallen below all caicula- 'tions. But few sporting men of na- tionaI reputation are here and betting has been almos- stagnant. Cans is practically a prohibitive favorite. The ruling odds tonight are 10 to 4, with very little Herman money in sight. The fighters will weigh in at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and the articles call for 133 pounds Straight Marquis of Queensbury rules will govern the contest. This will permit fighting in clinches as long as one or the other has one arm free. Jack Welch of San Francisco will be referee. The fight will be for a S20,000 purse, 60 per cent goes to the winner and 40 per cent to the loser There will be q ten round bout preliminary between Lew Powell and Adam Ryan of Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
OWN AIIBI ENDS CASE.
Prominent Woman Subiected to In-
 dignity d Police Court.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.-Mrs. Alex andar Trautman. wife of a physician and herself prominently connecteI. who had been the victim of a most remarkable and c-str-sang case of mistaken Identity. was today dIscharg- ed on her own alibi by police court before which she was accused of steal irg s1s from Peter J. Hogan. & clerk.
 The case has attracted wide atten- ton because Of the social standing of Mrs Trautman and as showing the indignit.es to which an innocent wom- an may be subjected on fhs accusa- ton of persons who may or may not be responsible.
 Hogan seized Mrs. Trautman very roughly by the arin sfnile she was booking at show window. threatened her with physical violence and end- ed by calling on policeman to arre~s ler. He cias d that Saturday even ing he was met on the street by two women. one of who jed him into a dark hallway and put her arms about his neck. when he managed to free -+ttt-7eA- AtCttA Atf7 Aftft<-ns NnOtfi It declared to be Mrs. Trautman. Hogan said he sounJ SIS had been taken from his poeketbook.
 Mrs. Trautman was taken to a po- lice station and after being questioned as to her name, residence. et,.. was committed to cell in which were several absolute women and was kept there four hours before she was allow cd to send for her sons 10 identify her
 Immedintely upon her discharge Mrs Treutman signed a complaint charging Hogan with assault By ths advice of her lawyer. however, she lId not swear to the complaint and Hogan. after severe lecture by tho magistrate. was allowed to go.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS
 MEET AT TOMBSTONE
Have Taken the Oath of Office and Ready For Business
 Wednesday Morning,

Tomorrow at Tombstone there will be several changes take place in the official family of Cochise county. The retiring county officers are Stewart Hunt. sheriff; Frank Hare, county re- corder; Tom Flannigan, district attor- ney; c. A. Taylor. supervisor; B. J. O'Reilley. assessor.
 The official roster of Cochise coun- ty, dating from today, win be as fol- lows:
 Sheriff-Jack White
 Recorder-C. A. Mcdonald.
 Treasurer-J. N. Gaines. Probate Judge-Frank Goodbody. Clerk of Court-Geo. B. Wilcox.
 Superyisors-Wm. Riggs. J. J. Bow en and ]. c. McCabe.
 District Attorney F. W. Shelley. School Superintendent. J. A. Rock fellow.
 County Surveyor-J. S. McNeish.
 Councilman-Steve Roemer 4o<A4sCys Slaughter and Owen Murphy.
 Of the official family who have talk en the oath of office to well and truly serve the interests of the taxpayers oi the county for the ensuing year. four are Republicans and the remainder are Democrats AFEFE The matter of the Appointment of ar assessor will probably be taken uD by the board on Monday next, January 7th. and this appointment will add an other Democrat to the official rostre.
 The newly elected officers are al ready ct Tombstone. and will be ready to enter upon the discharge of their official duties promptly at o'clock Wednesday morning District Attorney Shelly was ir Tombstone yesterday familiarizins himself with the pending crimina- cases and cases held to await the ac tion Of the grand j ury. Since the elec tion MT. Shelly has been confined to his bed in Tucson suffering from an attack of pneumonia. but has fully re covered and will 20 to Tombstone this morning to take charge of his of. fee on the first. .
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
DID EVE HAND ADAM
 AN APPLE OR LEMON?
LingWStS In Connecticut Are Trying to Decide Which
 It Was.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 3l.--
 Was it an apple that Eve handed 10 Adam or was it a lemon?
 The American Modern Language Association. meeting at Yale for its annual session. has decided that it was not an apple. The association has set aside Saturday morning 10 debate as to whether it was a lemon that pass ed from the hand of the first woman, causing the expulsion from the Car den of Eden of the first man.
 Prof. Oliver AI. Johnson Of Leland Stanford University, who has made a special study of tropical fruits. has been appointed to lead the discussion. He insists that it was not an apple and inclines to the opinion that 1t was more significant fruit.
 He said tonight: According to 2 legend widely diffused In medieval and modern literature. the fruit that Adam and Eve were forbidden to eat was the apple. ThA object of the pres ont study is to try to show that this legen1 owes its origin to the differ ence between the meaning of Latin. pomun (fruit in general) and its French derivative pemme, both forms having been used in describing the forbidden fruit
 ''In the vulgate the fruit in q1es- ton is designated by fructus. Howev- CT. Ambrosius Ausbertus uses pomun in referring to this fruit. an din the old French descriptions of the Gar den of Eden fructus Is replaced by porme.''
 The association opened Its twenty fourth annual convention tonight. Nearly two hundred professors of modern loguage were present from ali parts of the country. The most ex- citing discussions during the three days session will be over the lemon in the Garden of Eden and the clash over simplified spelling. which will take place tomorrow. Brander Mat thews will lead in the oratory.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
I'M. C.A. ENTERTAINS
 MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
The Ladies Vii Give a Bowling Contest For PizeS-0Id
 Games Will Be Played.

[ The first social of the Christian ! Young Peoples Union of Bisbee will be held at the Y. M c. A. this evening | at o'clock. The Union, which is composed of the members of all the young peoples societies of the city. plans to hold one social each month during the coming year. Many new and novel features and revival of some of the very old games will be given this evening. There will be a
 musical program in the gymnasium and games in the music room of the building. The ladies will also have use of the bowling alleys after 8:30 in the evening. A prize will be offered to the lady bowling the highest score during the evening.
 The plan for the ay at the Associ. ation building will be much the same as that of Christmas day, when nearly coo visitors were in the building. ! There will be 8 short athletic pro.
 gram in the afternoon in the gymna- siIm if a holiday is observed generally in the city so that members of the classes can attend. and the special program in the evening for both la. dies and gentlemen.
 \ Among the games that have been | planned for tonight are a peanut race in the gymnasium, Teddy Roosevelt; has lost his big stick, tug of war in gymnasium. bowling contest 10. ladies, alphabetical zoo. what is #? and. nu, merous other of the new and old games which are highly entertaining 1 4 cordial invitation ie extended to Ial the young ladies and gentlemen of the city to attend the social this even ing. No admission fee wiR Dc chars. ed. Refreshments will be served dur. ing the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
DAILY AND HERMAN ARE BOUND OVER
Admitted They Had Been In Tucson After Being Put
 In "Sweatbox."

officer Jay Wilmoth returned fross Tucson Saturday where he attended the hearing Of John Daily and Sam Herman, arrested here two weeks ago charged with footing q store in Tue son of re Folvers valued at s200, and tieing the night watchnan of that store hand and foot and leaving hin until found the next morning by inc proprietor. The hearing came of be- fore Justice Ritchie al Tucson, end the robbers were bound over to await trial in the district court.
 When arrested here Daily and Her man were trying to sell a watch in the Butte saloon. Officer wiImoth suspicioned they were crooks" and placed them under arrest. knowing he could fine them for peddlHg without license even though he was unable to
 prefer other charges.
 When he searched them he found they had revolver bearing the num- Der of one stolen from the Tucson store. Sheriff Pacheco was innme- diately notified and came to BiBbee When he put them through the l 'sweatboX" their stories confficTed 50 badly he returned with then4 to Tue son.
 The night watchman who was tied ! in the store was brought into Justice
 Ritchie's court and without seeing either of the parties, identified Her
 man by his talk. He said Herman
 was the man who threatened him if he
 made move Co release himself. Al though both vowed they had never seen each other until they met in
 Benson on their way to Bisbee, whom
 questioned by Sheriff Pacheco they
 admitted they had been in Tucson. { Their hats both showed they were pur- chased in Los Angeles.
 c. c. Mccoy of this city was with
 Wilmoth at Tucson. He was called as witness because he was with I the officer when the alleged robbers were arrested, and saw the revolver 1 taken from them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
OLEANDGREENE EN ROUTE TO
 CANANEA
Two Special Cars Will Arrive In BiSbee Today Bearing Distinguished Party of Capi- taliSts and Mining Men.

On the morning train. which will arrive from Fl Paso today. is attached the pravte cars Verde and "Washoe." bearing the most promin- ent copper mining men in the United States.
 The party consists of Colonel W. c. Greene, Thomas F. Cole, john D. Ryan. George E. Tener, Richard Cong don and other capitalists equa ly prominent in the financial world, and who have figured in the f1otation and consolidation of the big copper com panies Of the country
 When the train pulls into Bisbee the party will be joined here by Captain Hoatson. Tom Collins, George A. New itt and Colonel L. W. Powell, general manager of the Calumet & Arizona and Superior & Pittsburg. Dr. L. D. Ricketts, who is to be the general manager of the new Greene-Cananea company, passed through the city yes terday morning bound for Cananea, where he will consult with the direc- tors of the company regarding the plans for @ new smeiter and additional concentrators which are to be built at Cananea to treat the Greene Consoii. dated and Cananea Central ores.
 Messrs. Cole, Greene and Ryan ar- rived in Chicago On Saturday too late to make connection with the Golden State Limited. A special train was made up in Chicago and a fast run made to Kansas City in an effort 10 overhaul the limited. At Kansas City the Greene-Cole special was only two hours behind the limited and the spe- cial train was run as far as Santa Rosa. New Mexico, where it was over taken and the two special cars at tached. The party arrived in F. Paso last evening and were out on No. 3, and are due to arrive in Bisbee this morning.
 At Cananea a directors meeting will he held which will be attended hy Captain Hoatson. Colonel Powell, James Kirk. Dr. Ricketts. Superinten- dent Cfle and other officials of the Greene and Cananea Central compan- ics. At this meeting the plans of the rewly merged company will be gone over and the program for 1907 viii be trapped out in detail.
 It has been announced from the east that he Greene-Cananea company win have $10000.000 in the treasury for expediture on improvement
 The Greene-Cananea company has a capitalization of $50, ,o00, GOO. and the above named gentlemen, who are on their way to Cananea this morning. are the moving spirits in one of the biggest copper mining companies in the world
 On the return trip 1t is the intention of Messrs. Cole, Congdon. Tener and Ryan 10 stop in Bisbee for an inspec- ton of their interests in this district.
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 Bulletins will be received t--is after noon, commencing at o'clock. at the Orient on Main street CT the Cans Hermann fight
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
NIGHT POLICEMAN DISCHARGED BY
 SNODGRASS
Was Found In An Intoxicated Condition In Saloon On Brewery When Star and Keys Were Taken.

Tony Kyle, recently appointed night policeman by City Marshal Snodgrass and his appointment confirmed by the city council, was found in an intoxi- cated condition Sunday night in a saloon on Brewery Avenue. The mat ter was reported to City Marshal Snodgrass, who investigated the re- port and found Kyle drunk and asleep iu chair. The city marshal ordered him to turn over his star, and the keys to the city jail, but Kyle was in such a condition he was unable to do so, and the city marshal had to take the star and keys from him.
 Kyle was chosen by the city marshal and the council to succeed Jay F. Will moth after Wilmoth resigned to take up his duties as constable, to which he was elected at the fall election. He had been a miner and was highly recommended to City Marshal Snod- grass. It had been reported several times that Kyle was conducting him. self in a manner unbecoming an of. ficer, and although the city marshal investigated the reports, he was un. able to get facts to prove the charges. When the matter was reported to him Sunday night, he went to the place where Kyle was reported to be asleep, and found him Tn an intoxicated con. dition. In speaking of the matter yesterday. MT. Snodgrass said:
 Tt was reported to me late Sunday night that Kyle was intoxicated and asleep in a chair in saloon on Brew. cry Avenue. l went to the place and found him in the condition reported to me. I took his star and keys away from him because he was unable to hand them to me. When l found he was conducting himself unbecoming an officer took the action I did. want men on the police force who can be depended upon and who are look. ing out for the best interests of the city. I want to give the people of Bisbee the best police protection I can give, and must have the best officers I can get"
 Jack Meany has been appointed to fill the place made vacant on the DO lice force by Kyle's discharge.
 
 Bulletins, direct fro the ringside will be received at the Orient this
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01

The Gans-Hermann tight will De ouliettned by rounds at tho Orient this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
HEAVY RAINS ADD ID
 TROUBLES OF THECOLO.
Floods From the Gila and Salt Rivers Are Pouring In and
 Much Damage Is Done.

IMPERIAL, Cal. Dec 31--The heavy rains now falling are further complicating the serious situation up on the lower Colorado. Floods of the Gila and Salt rivers are now pouring into the larger river. which tonight washed away ten bents upon the new trestle from which 1t was expected to begin dumping rock in a day or two This delays work for a week or ten days. As the time for closing the break is already limited, this renders the situation more critical It is be coming daily more apparent that un- less the government comes to the rescue. the situation will te hopeless for residents of the Imperial and Goa chella valleys. Nothing but most des- perate measures can control the Colo rado river before the summer floods. ana then it win te impossible 70 con. trol it. There <s no menace 10 the lives of people, but unless the river is conquered, the country must. become untenable for ten or twelve thousand residents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
HELD FOR KIDNAPPING CHILD
Evanston Man Aecu~cd Of stealing Boy Prom Home in Wisconsin

Evanston Man AccuScd of stealing
 Boy From Home in Wisconsin JANESvILLE. Wis. Dec 31.---
 ,herin Cochrane rstrrned home this evening from Chicago. after placing Richard Harvey of Evanston under arrest on the charge of Kidnapping 15-year-old Archie Wood from the home Of Justice George HelmboIdt. near .his city Harvey refused to come without requisltoin papers, and Gov crnor Davidson Is now Investigating the case. The Wood hoy was legally adopted by I>efmboldt five years ago from an orphan asylum and now rich relatives are after the boy who Is in hiding In Chicago. Sheriff cochrane says that a Chicago lawyer advised fIarcey fos kidnap the boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
MExlcAHs ACQUITTED.

FL PASO. Texas. Dec 31-Eigh; ef the twenty-two alleged revolution is's arrested in Juarcz by the Mexi can authorities some weeks ago and taken to Chihuahua for trial, arrived home today, having been acquitted by the federal court there. The remain ing fourteen are 1o be tried later.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01

Bulletins, direct fro the ringside, will be received at the Orient this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
COUNCILMAN RESIGNS.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 3l.-Ben Rice, councilman from the First Ward, al a meeting of the city council this even ing resigned his office, 10 take up his duties as justice of the peace, to which office he va selected on November 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01

Bulletins will be received t.-is after noon, commencing at o'clock. at the Orient on Main street CT the Cans Hermann fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01

Before he left tae court room. Ho- gan was confronted with Kittie Wat son. alias Buffalo Kittie." a young woman who was arrested this morn ing. and who. the police said. was n double of Mrs. Trautman. Hogan de- clared that the Watson woman was not tho one who had robbed him
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-01
THREE MEN BLOWN TO PIECES

FL PASO, Texas. Dec. 31.-Three men were blown to pieces and three mortally wounded by an explosion near Parral, Chihuahua. Mexico. yes terday of two boxes of dynamite. Six men were at work in an excavation
 when the explosion occurred. It is not known what caused the explosion
The Prescott daily news., 1907-11-02
FICIAL DIRE TORY

night, w. r. Murrah, President Sunday School every Sunday morn. ing at S:45 o'clock; F. E. Murrah' Superintendent.
 Baptist Church-Rev. ]. B. Lun. bley, Pastor. Preaching lst and Sd Sunday,morning and night, Prayer meeting every Thursday night Sunday school every sunday morn. ing at 9:30; J. (. Young, Supt.
 C. P Church-Rev. l. N. Clack pastor. Preaching every Sunday morning and night. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9:S0; WY Tom pkins, superi ntendent
 Christian Church. Eld.Robert A. Highsmith pastor. Preaching ev- cry Sunday morning and night Prayer meeting every "Wednesday night. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock; Chas F. Newth, Supt.
 Presbyterian Church Rev. H. N, NcLain, pastor Preaching the End, 3rd and 4th Sundays in each month, morning and night. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school every Sunday morn. ing at 10 o'clock; T. (. McRae, Supt.
 w. (. T. U.-meeis End and Ath Friday afternoons at { o'clock. Nis' w. B. Waller, president; Mrs. H. A. Sykes, secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-11-02
(By the Local Union)
Convention PIeasantries

All of the speakers who wei comed the delegates eulogized, in glowing terms, the work of the w. c. T. U. The response was made by Mrs. Lula Markwell, l, state president of the organiza- tion, of Little Rock. She breifly outlined the work of the organi- zation in the state, and spoke in glowing terms of Jonesboro and the interest manifested in the city of the convention in session. Mrs. Markwell is a splendid speaker and a talented woman, who has devoted much time to temperance work in Arkansas.
 At the close of the ad- dress about fifty children, mem bers of the Loyal Temperance Legion, formed a line in front of her and after crOwning her with wreath of roses almost covered her with bouquets of JOnesbOro's s choicest flowers. This was a part of the program known only to a few, even Mrs. Markwell did not have the slightest idea what was going to happen. The children sang the Glory" song as they marched and at the close the state president responded with a few very appropriate words, expressing her appreciation of the love and esteem shown her and the crown placed on her head, but said that she did not feel that the crown and the roses Strewn around her was meant for her personally, but that it was an expression of esteem and confidence of the organization which she had the honor of being president. That in America where the flag of stars and stripes way ed, there are no queens, but that all who worked for the cause of God and humanity, were queens, and in behalf of the great temper ance cause, and the organization of which she is State president, she assured the juniors of her appreciation and gratitude of their part of the program.