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Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
GEARY STREET PROJECT
 MtEIS OPPOSITION
A Suit to Restrain the Supervisors of San Francisco From Proceeding With the Purchase.

San Francisco. Aug. 14.-Another protest and strong one, against an appropriation of s120,O00 for the ac- quirement of the Geary Street Railway and its incidental tax levy was incor- porated in a suit filed today to restrain the board of supervisors from proceed ing with the execution of the resolution to expend the sum named for this pur- pose.
 The suit was brought by attorneys on behalf of every savings bank in the city with one exception. The present board of supervisors is made defend ant.
 According to the complaint the tax payers of the city never authorized the expenditure of the money for the pur- pose of acquiring the railroad but have at two elections refused so to do. It is said by counsel for the banks named that the main object of the present ac- ton is to obtain a speedy adjudication of the question at issue and determine whether or not the charter intended that public utilities could be acquired in this way when the money Is needed for other purposes. It is held that if this can be done the whole budget of about SS,O00.000 can be used for the acquis!- ton any other utilities without the consent of the people expressed by their votes.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
Tilt IMMUNITY BAH
 OF CHICAGO & ALTON
1t is the Opinion of Attorney General sonaparte That the Company Earn cd Freedom from Prosecution.

Chicago. Aug. l4.-Judge Landis to- day postponed to September 3rd, the grand jury investigation of the charges ot relating against the Chicago and Alton railroad, growing out of the re- cent trial and conviction of the Stand ard Oil company. The judge received notification from Attorney General Bonaparte that prior to the indictment of the Standard oil company the then district attorney had promised the Chicago and Alton officials that their company would not be proceeded against if they in good faith assisted in the prosecution, with evidence and witnesses. and that it was Bonaparte' s conviction that good faith required that the department of justice to do what it could to make good that as- surance A transcript of the record in the case is to be sent to Bonaparte. and. if after examination he concludes that the Alton has fulfilled its prom ises in the Standard OH case, the grand jury will not investigate furth-
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
CAID MAGELLAN
 NOT YET FREE
lis CdptOr Sends a Threat.
 ening Letter
Raislili the Bandit Demands Immediate Action Upon His Proposition.

Tangier. Aug. 14.-It has been learned that the Caid Sir Harry MacLean the Englishman in the service of the Sul- tan of Morocco who has been a priso- ner of the bandit Raisuli since early in July has not been set at liberty as was previously reported.
 The British legation has received a communication from Raisuli threaten ing that unless his terms are accepted he would remove MacLean to a place whither all the armies In Europe If united could not follow.
 It seems that Raisuli upon hearing of the bombardment and occupation of Casa Blanca succeeded in taking Mac Lean back from the Kmass tribesmen and removed him to a strategetic posi- ton in the neighborhood Ben Iarious MacLean is well but he has been de- prived of his tent and compelled to oc- cupy an ordinary soldier tent of small size. He is subsisting upon black bread.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15

America has become a land of ner- vous emotionalists. largely owing to our sins against the dietetic health laws of nature.
 "Only outdoor exercise in a cold cli- mate would enable vigorous individ- uals of our species to digest the viands forced upon alimentary organs enfee- bled by sedentary occupations" wrote Dr. Felix Oswald.
 Brain workers must have different food than laborers. because brain work uses up parts of the brain and nerve centres. while physical labor uses up other parts of the body.
 Grape Nuts, a food for brain work CTS. prepared by scientific food mak- CTS. is a pure. natural food made from selected parts of field grains known to contain the natural phosphate of pot ash and other clements required by the system in rebuilding and repairing the brain and nerve centres. This food is skillfully cooked at the factory and is ready to be served instantly with cream. At all first-class grocers and made by the Postum Co., at Battle Creek. Mich. Read the little health classic, "The Road to Melville" in pkgs. There's a Reason"
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
.HUNCnAkIST
 ARCH F|END
The Leader of the Mur. dering Society Discovered
The Confessions of Several Arrested Members of the Organization.

New York, Aug I4-District Attor- ney Jerome announced today that the detective bureau had arrested the ring leaders of the Hunchakist SC ret so- ciety and obtained confessions which will end the existence of the Organiza- tion. Cassak Jelalian was arrested on Sunday night and confessed to Jerome last night The police say. after that grilling examination which lasted more than six hours he admitted that 1t was he who directed the murders of Father Kashor varian. whose body was cut to pieces and that of the wealthy rug merchant, Tavshankian. who was killed as he was entering his office near Union Square. He further declared, it is said. that he stood by while Bedros Hamptzoonian waited for the coming of the victim and pointed out the doomed man.
 It was given out by Detective Pet rosino who had the actual investiga- tion in charge. that Father Hartou- ghuessian. who had been under arrest in connection with the murders. is not directly connected with the society all though he is still believed to have a great deal of knowledge of its inner workings.
 Lieut. Petrosino of the New York detective department. recently eneoun- tered in Boston an Armenian named Hanoojian who offered him his ser vices. Hanoojian furnished informa- tion enabling Petrosino to send a wire to this city which resulted in the ar rest of Borhas Allihunerjian- The pO- lice searched the building where he, lived and in the cellar under a coal heap protected by boards they found | number of poisoned daggers. several small bombs, a quantity of poisoned bullets. a revolver. a large number of bottles of Prussic acid and Sulphate ammonia as well as chemists scales. bullet moulds and electric apparatus of various kinds. When he was taken to police headquarters the man broke down all confessed. He confirmed. the police say. what they had already suspected that Gassak Jelalian was heod front Of the society.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
SOME PLAIN TALK
 ON HOME CONDITIONS
The Full Text of a Late Interview in
 Paris With Mir. F. N. Murphy.

The Republican a few days ago cop jed from the Los Angeles Times a dls- patch containing an interview with MT. F. M. Murphy in Paris on the bus mess and political situation in the United States A part of Mir Murphy observations were evidently too force ful for the Times. at least the dispatch was somewhere subjected to exclusion. The Los Angeles Examiner. however. prints the interview in full as follows:
 Paris. Aug. 12.-"Although it is much like driving a nail in his own coffin. must say it is time for the American business man 10 awaken to the real serious outlook and time for someone to give a warning. Fictitious good times cannot last forever. The Feac- tions are now coming.
 So spoke Frank NJ. Murphy of Pres colt. Ariz.. president of the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix railroad and also president of the Prescott National bank. who is at the Ritz hotel with his family after touring in his automobile through Italy and France.
 "The United States would be all right if it were not choked." continued MT. Murphy. We are suffering from too much Roosevelt. We have all been so busy making money that we have paid no attention to what he was do- ing, and the day of reckoning is close at hand. Every banker knows that securities cannot be manipulated among a little coterie of friends any more It is necessary to apply to strangers
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
 RECOVERING THEIR FORM
The Associated Press Rapidly Restoring Its
 Service In All Directions
President Small of the Photographers Says That Settlement Will Be Begun at Midnight or the Strike Will Become General.

New York, Aug. 14.-At midnight, there is little change in the telegraph strike situation. Both sides remained firm in their respective attitudes Both the Postal and Western Union some what increased the efficiency of their service during the day and were able to handle the business given them.
 The Associated Press service is practically back to a normal basis, save for communication between Chi cago and tG northwest Pacific coast.
 A comprehensive report is being sent as far west as Salt Lake and but little curtaiied to the coast.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
THEY LIED
 THEN OR NOW
The Theory of DeImaS as to COnfessing Supervisors
He Attempts the Impeach- ment of the Witnesses Against Glass.

San Francisco. Aug. 14.-Former SUD- ervisOrs Thomas F. Lonergan, Charles Boxton, and Michal w. Coffey testified for the prosecution today in the case of Louis Glass charged with bribery. They repeated in detail their confess sions of accepting each a bribe, 5000 from Halsey to vote against the issu- ance of a competitive franchise to the Home Telephone Company. Coffey told also of sums paid him similarly by a representative from other public cor poration in this.
 In the cross examination of Coffey Attorney Delmas offered in evidence, for the purpose impeaching him as a witness. an affidavit signed by Coffey and seventeen other supervisors in the fall 1906 to the effect that no one of them had been guilty of any crime. To this offer Heney and O'Hara ob- jected at length. The objection was by Judge Lawlor over ruled and the affidavit was admitted in evidence. The cross examination of Lonergan and Boxton will be taken up tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
MIR. MANsFIELD's CONDITION.
The Actor Will Never Again be Seer
 on the Stage.

Lyon Mountain. N. Y., Aug. H. Richard Mansfield is not improving in health. Those close to him reluctantly admit their conviction that the actor will never again be seen on the stage. Arrangements are being made to take him to his summer home near New London, Conn next Sunday if he is able to make the trip. The journey is to be made in special train that will be run as slowly as need be to avoid the discomfort of jolting. Sunday is chosen as it is thought it would be quieter at points along the way that day.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
NEW MEXICAN FRAUDS. .
The Timber Lands Investigation to be
 Continued.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 14.-President Roosevelt entertained at luncheon to- day Ormsby McHarg. the assistant United States attorney. who has been conducting federal investigations In New Mexico. After discussing these investigations with the president. Me Harg said that President Roosevelt was very anxious for them to continue and that his confidence in Curry. the new governor. is such that he believes the federal and territorial officers will work together in strengthening out New Mexico's tangled affairs.
 Besides the suits already begun Me Harg expects to begin several against the companies which it is alleged ille- gally obtained lands and timber.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
"To what do you attribute that7"

"To what do you attribute that?" asked.
 Stability of business interests, to which Is due the much talked of pros- perity more general than ever before, is being put to severe regulation as undertaken by MT. Roosevelt. There are Mir. Bryan and a few other poii- ticians from both political parties hammering al corporations and so- called trusts. and together they have succeeded in starting an epidemic of antagonism against business interests generally.
 Everybody so engaged Is not spe- officially mentioned, but they all come in for their share of abuse and criti- cism from some quarter. regardless of what they have legitimately done and may be doing toward developing the vast resources of the country. as yet only touched, and which will require that millions. yes, billions, of dollars more be invested in order to obtain the best, in which the manufacturer. the wage earner and the merchant have a common interest.
 Tt IS perfectly clear that if the ex- isting prejudices continue to receive encouragement from those influential in politics there can be but one result a slowing down generally of business activity, a reduction in the number employed, followed by lessening con- sumption and naturally curtaining production.
 Tt Is charged to some extent. and justly that impositiohs have been practiced by corporations and individ- uals controlling large aggregations of capital. but nothing has occurred to warrant the onslaught being made so generally against every influence upon which the prosperity of our country so largely depends.
 What is needed is more conserva- tive dealing with the great and vital questions that are proving so trouble some in settling at the present time The coming presidential election will determine whether or not the conserv- ative republicans and democrats. rep resenting the best in our patriotic cit iZenship, are equal to the emergency If they are, then. and not before. con- fidence will be restored and healthy business activities resumed"
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
THE OPENING PROCESS.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-The Associated Press opened its main leased wire circuits out of Chicago this morning on the big trunk line from New York to Chicago, taking in Philadelhpia. Baltimore, Washington. Pittsburg. Cleveland and Detroit. Only Toledo is missing. The southern circuit to In- dianapolis and Louisville was opened also. The big western circuit was opened the first time to St. Louis. Kan sas City. Omaha and Salt Lake
 The Western Union announced to- night resumption tomorrow of regu- lar service to the Chicago board of trade.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
MAY ovERsTEP LIMITS.

Paris, Aug. H.-Government circles decline to discuss the possibility of France eventually being compelled to overstep the limits of Algeciras conven- ton but the following statement was made today from authorative quarters. Events may force our hands out until they do. we shall try in good faith. to carry out the mandate We hoid. from the powers"
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
KANSAS CITY'S APPEAL.

Kansas City, Aug. 1.-The Board oi Trade this afternoon ordered the fol- lowing message sent to President Roos- welt at Oyster Bay. The deadlock be- tween the Photographers and their em- ployers is national calamity demand. ing an immediate settlement of issue In this emergency We must respectfully urge you to use your best endeavors to bring about a settlement
 (Signed)
 "THOMASJ. BROADWAY.
 President"
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
AN AMERICAN MURDERER.

New York. Aug. l4.-Despatches from Chefoo. China. report the arrest and subsequent escape of w. H. Ad- setts. formerly of the American ma rine guarding the legation at Pekin.
 Adsetts is suspected of robbing and killing a woman whose body was found in a box on a British steamer at Hong Kong.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
MIR. sMALL's ULTIMAATUM.

Ogden, Aug. l4.-Unless the contro- versy is entrusted to the government for arbitration by midnight tomorrow, a general telegraph strike throughout the country will be called. said Presi- dent Small of the telegraphers' organ ization today. All. strikes now in force. Mir. Small declared. were initiat- ed independently by local unions.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15

closed by the testimony of William E. Walk. examiner of contracts in the general land office at Washington that he met Benson at the Willard house. talked with him about the Ben son and Hyde land fraud prosecutions and accepted from him ''as a loan", S75. The motion of the defense to strike his testimony from the record was denied.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
PRESIDENT WILL NOT INTER-
 FIBRE.

oyster Bay, Aug. 14-President Roosevelt will not concern himself
 personally with the telegraphers strike, according to the best informa- tion obtainable here tonight, although commercial bodies all over the country have asked him to do so. With Labor Commissioner Neill in Chicago. the government considers that the limit of its functions and authority in the matter is being exercised.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
MR. HARRIMAN's OPINION.

Salt Lake, Aug. l4--Harriman. on a tour Of the western roads. refused to discuss the financial condition or politics. He did not believe that there would be a strike of the railroad tel egraphers.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
GEORGIA DisFRANcHIsEMENT

Atlanta, Aug. 1.-The house today passed the so-called negro disfran- bill which was previously adopted by the senate.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
POPE COMPANY RECEIVER.

Boston. Aug 14.-Federal Judge Dodge this afternoon appointed Albert L. Pope ancillary receiver for the Pope company. for the district of Mas sachusetts.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.

Baltimore. Aug. 14.-The republican state convention today nominated George R. Gather of this city for gov ernor.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
THE YEARS REVENUE.

Washington Aug. 14.-The treasury report for the fiscal year shows the internal revenue receipts to have been s269.664,022. an increase of s2O,561, ,2S4.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
ST. LOUIS 1. WASHINGTON o.
DETROIT g. PHILADELPHIA
SECRETARY OF NEW MEXICO.

Washington. Aug. 14.-Nathan Jaffa has been appointed secretary of New Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
j. p. MORGAN COMING HOME.

Southampton. Aug. 14.-J. Pierpont Morgan sailed for New York today.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15

The moon gives back reflected light, The planets do the same:
 But, DonOfriO's candies bright, Shine with their own bright flame.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
THE BASEBALL DAY
 IN ThE BIG lfAGUFS
NATIONAL LEAoUE.

PHILADELPHIA {. CHICAGO ?.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15
BROOKLYN 0. PITrsBURo
NEW YORK 4 CINCINNATI 9.
BOSTON ,. ST. LOUIS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CHICAGO 6, BOSTON 5
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15

FOR eAlE-Brick residence, near business center. Seven rooms, bath and toilet. hot and cold water Elec- tric lights. Gas for cooking. Torches, lawn and shade. $3600. E. E. Pascos. 110 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-15

MONEY TO loAN.-K you want to build and need some money, come and see me; my rates are the lowest B. E. Pascoe. 110 North Center Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08

II Is charged that chinese used red
pepper and ground glass In the Ign .-
OF the tongs in Aala lane laAt SUNNY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08

COLLEGE START
Board of Regents Hold Busi-
ness Meeting---Plans and
Scope Discussed.

Being the first one for business, the
meeting of the Board of Regents of the
Agricultural College Of Hawaii yester-
day was a historical event. 1t was
the second act in carrying out the will
of the Legislature of 1907 that Hawaii
should have an agricultural college,
the first executive act having been the
appointing of the Regents by the Gov
ernor.
Every member of the board met with
Governor Carter in his office at 8
O'Clock, the Regents being Henry E.
Cooper, Alonzo Gartley, Marston
Campbell, Charles F. Eckart and Wal
ter G.. Smith.
An informal discussion took place
as to the head of the new institution,
and it was decided to ask the Govern
or, on his approaching visit to the
mainland, to consult Professor Hilgard
about a suitable man for the position.
Continued on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08
The Needs and Deserts of
Hawai-

(From the Washington Star, April 22)
Legislature members
will for the islands to study conditions
This excellent plan in for
distant possessions
order ntegeny progressively in matters affecting
especially Congress should through per
Hawaiian conditions which
gently attention
the American territorial system
received but scant con-
appeals from the people and tie
representations by the Federal authos
pressing matters from season to season.
order and with high
the admirable administrative WoA
Honolulu the patience of the people
military and commercial outpost
halfway already of immense Importance
be OF
done it an equipment
relation the general scheme OF national
attention and it absolutely
Should between the United states
exposed by the first conner and would
utility for the shelter and supplying " our
vessels
The completion the Panama canal regarded certain
decade When that WORK IS mn
ed Importance increased 1t is assuredy
the United States to take co
the tide of trade VIII now
with Hawaii incidental objective
works that Will make
great shipping
It's neglected and Pearl Hbor given 70
the King of Hawaii lies awaiting
which will one OF the no ~
of the world
nsular affairs themselves are IN SeaouS neeu "a
needed them and sked every
harbors to our ships OF war We SUI
an independent government deserve the reforms in revenue "
in which they nave oeen
hoped that the Senators
and about to start Tor Hon0iq WI"
~ to conclusion these and other
~ affecting Hawas its value to the United States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08

-Four whistles means the Bu'ord IS
sighted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08
STEAMSHIPS AT NEW YORK
DELAYED BY BIG STRIKE
NEW YORK, May s,-Ten thousand longshoremen are on
strike here delaying transatlantic steamships
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO. May Am attempt made today by
the street RAILWAYS mob stoned OF the
policeman being during the trouble He
The returned to the barns Ihe
police clearing the Of mobs
SAN DIEGO May 7. The British S. s. Maori King. bound
from the Oriental ports this today for
sance serage Chinese and Russians all
Mexico serious fight occurred among
them resulting ID being injured The officers OF the
que uprising into this place to ask
authorities.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 7Water Davis. carpenter today
became insane and lived the house
with him. He killed and four men but spared
the life of a girl because she resenbled his daughter
BUTTE May MASKED held train near here and
the Bloodhounds are be-
ing used trail the muderers who are being
closely pursued of the robbers has been arrested
SAN FRANCISCO 7Seven strike sympahzers and one
pocan by strike breakers riot IS now IN
progress -, ,,., c:;. c. II A.,
has rendered an opinion confirming decision in the Hawa
ian Rarracouta case. Costs disalowed, however
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08
INSULAR BUREAU
IDEA NOT DEAD
Representative Parsons Will
Again Introduce the Bill
Next Session.
Especial to the Advertiser3

BOSTON, April 25.-Under a Wash
ington date-line the Evening Tran
scripts correspondent has the follow
ing to say concerning a matter of great
interest to Hawaii:
Establishment at washington of a
central bureau of information and re-
port for all ot1r insular possessions is
greatly desired by the Administration.
and Representative Herbert Parsons,
a member of the House Committee on
Insular Affairs, will again introduce
a bill at the next session of Congress
making provision for such headquar-
ters. The President recommended this
in his last annual message and sug-
gested that the bureau be under the
War or State Department. The bring
ing of Beekman Winthrop from the
governors palace at San Juan to an
assistant secretaryship in the Treasury
Department here may indicate that the
bureau if authorized is to be placed
under the Treasury Department. Mr..
Winthrop has had experience in the
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