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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
LITTLE BOY KILLED
BY A FALLING stone

BY a distressing fatality yesterday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Douse
We're bereaved of a bright and active
son of five years. The little fellow
was playing at his home on Tenth ave-
nue, PaIolo. three blocks from Waialae
road, and in climbing upon a stone
wall to get beans from vine dislodged
a stone weighing 200 or 800 pounds,
which knocked him to the ground and
FIJI upon his chest.
He was able to get up, nobody else
having seen the accident, and walk
into the house. AS it was seen he WAS
severely hurt at The least his father
was sent for. The child was just able
to cry for ice water. Dr.. Wayson be-
ing called by telephone saw that the
little fellow was in a bad way and had
him conveyed to the Queens Hospital.
where he died at o'clock, or just four
hours after the accident. The doctor
gave the opinion that death was
caused by an internal rupture, as no
ribs or other bones had been broken.
Ann ouncement of the funeral will be
found elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
MAKING It EASIER
FOR THE ROCKIES

WASHINGTON, October 30.-Acting
Secretary Oliver Of the War Depart
ment has determined upon reforms in
the army in order to make the service
more attractive for the enlisted men.
An order was issued today by Cen
eral Oliver providing that the soldiers
shall receive his first razor, tooth
brush. soap and similar articles with
out cost to him, but that thereafter
he must keep his toilet kit supplied.
The average enlistments are about
10000 men, but it IS estimated that
the change will cost the government
only about $50, 900 a year.
Another reform will provide that the
daily gymnastics shall be thirty min
utes instead of an hour, and that the
time shall be fixed other than fmme-
diateIy following drill duty. The week
ly marches have been ordered dis
pensed with. and hereafter the men
will take their hikes once month
only. General Oliver intends also to
limit the character Of work that must
be done around army posts by enlisted
men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09

ject was to trace the footsteps of Gen.
eral Bolivar, the Washington of South
America, from whom the country
Bolivia takes its name, and obtain ac-
curate typographical data in connec-
tion with the life of General Bolivar
and the romantic wars of independence
of the South American Republics.
In 1919 General Bolivar made the
march across Venezuela and Colombia,
in which not half the original party
and not one Of the pack animals reach
ed the destination. DIR. Bingham's ex-
pedition made a little better record.
Starting with six men and the same
number of pack mules, and expecting
to reach Bogota, the capital of Colom-
bia, in sixty days. they finished their
1000 miles march after four months Of
the most difficult and dangerous travel
with all of the men and one pack
mule surviving. The first important
piece of work done by DR.. Bingham on
the tour was an accurate survey of the
battle fields of Carabobo, twenty miles
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
AUG. DRE|ER To
HIMSELF, LTD.
A Number OF Conveyances Filed
for Rec0rd---A Dam
Site.

August Dreier who Incorporated
himself the other day, has now filed
for record a number of documents con-
veying parcels of his property to him
self as incorporates. The considera-
tion in most cases is 81.
BY one document he assigned TWEEN
ty-one mortgages of various amounts
aggregating nearly $S5000. The list of
mortgagors is interesting.
BY another conveyance the CYCLIC
mere and other KewaIo property is
transferred by way of lease for forty
nine years, at a rental for the term
of 81
A deed conveys the<Oahu Ice & Elec-
trio Company, horses, wagons and ice
tongs, to August Dreier, Limited.
Another conveyance filed for record
yesterday is from Helen s. Judd, by
trustees, to the minor children of the
late c. L. Carter. 1t rs made to carry
out the decree of the Circuit Court
disposing of their interest in the es-
tate of their paternal grandmother.
A lease from the trustees of the Ber-
nice Pauahi Bishop Estate to the Pearl
City Fruit Company conveys an area
of about 2 acres in Panihakea valley,
Wahiawa, for term of twenty-one
years, at an annual rental of 800 for
the first ten years, and of 5000 a year
for the remaining portion of the term.
The land is conveyed for the site of
a dam and reservoir, the dam being
already built. The right is also given
to develop and conserve water in the
Panihakea valley above the dam and
to pipe it to the cannery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
ST. LOUIS DROPPED
FIRST GAME, BUT WON
IN THE NEXT TWO
Keio Took Thirteen Innings Came but Was
Beaten Yesterday---Waseda Nine
Was Shut Out.
Especial Cablegram to Advertiser.) J


YOKOHAMA, November o-The op ening game n
the university of Japan the Keo University The
game the of the ninth innings being
three The tenth eleventh twelfth innings played with
either Scoring the thirteenth the broke
the tie, winning by final of five three
The second played with the Waseda University In
this the Honolulu players had fully recovered from their
and the effects of change of climate
Seda o.
Yesterday the visitors the Keio University nine for the
ord game beating closely played
Honolulu Keio
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
FAKE cANvAssER AT WORK.

A Hawaiian has been industriously
working the Makiki district for the
past day or so, appealing for char
ity. He is supposed to be Koloparele,
the Hawaiian who circulated a sub
scription list a short time ago in aid
of a fictitious church and congrega-
ton and who served a jail sentence
for gross cheat. He was recently dis
charged from Jail and may be at his
old game again.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09

NEW YORK November oAt meeting of the bankers yes
terday demand made that portion of the being
ceived from abroad be diverted into the assist the various
banking institutions located there
foreign gold received twenty
million, three hundred eleven thousand dollars
YORK, 8-A million dollars of Mexican gold
has arrived here.
BERLIN, November 8The of discount the Imperial
Bank of Germany has been made 7h.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
REAR ADMIRAL LYON RETIRED.
Cablegram0
WASHINGTON November o.-Rear' Admiral Lyon has beer
retired.

Rear Admiral Henry Ware Lyon who will shortly become
citizen of Honolulu has been the active list of the Navy since
1906 when he graduated from Annapolis He rapidly rank,
being made lieutenant which rank he maintained until
1884 when he gazeed commander He received his rank
His the
from 1896 1870 when she lost off the of India He
mmanded the Olympia For time he charge
the station of Honolulu transferred the command
OF the station Mare Island which he resigned only
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
CoUNTERFEITERS EMBRACE OPPORTUNITY

PASO, Texas, November oThe police have captured
gang of couneeers who have begun counterfeit clear
certificates of the issuance of such small denom
during the strngncy The gang had in
possession nine thousand such forged certificates
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
TWO MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE VISITS DULUTH

DULUTH November GA grain elevator burned to the
ground here yesterday and the contents destroyed The total
loss will approximate million dollars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
CHINA'S DEFIANCE TO JAPAN.

PEKING November oThe Chinese government
Older fobddng the transportation of Japanese mails the New
cwang railroad This throwing of the gage
dispute that portion Mancura fought the Rus
Japanese
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
FEDERAL AID ASKED
TO COMBAT PLAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO November o-The situation here
again becoming alarming Yesterday conference held between
Governor Glett the State and City Health authorities which
was decided committee Washington effort
financial aid in the combating of the plague
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
HURRICANE DOES IMMENSE
DAMAGE TO FRENCH CITY

MARSEILLES, France November o.-Ths city swept by
yesterday
A large number of people killed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
MANY RUSSIANS ARE
READY To, FIGHT FOR
THE UNITED STATES.
Believe War With Japan Is Coming and Are
Volunteering Their Services---PIague
on Coast Serious.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.l

ST. PETERSBURG, November o-The talk of expected
between Japan the United being seriously
here and volunteers have been arriving the American EN-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
MIoUE FISHERS NINE IN ACTION

series
today,
in
fort the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
KAISER OFF TO MEET KING EDWARD

BERLIN, November o.-Kase Wilhelm and the Empress de-
parted Flushing yesterday embark for England visit
King Edward
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09
WHALERs FREE FROM THE ICE.

FRANCISCO November 8The whalers Traher and Her
rrved here The Kariuk
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09

WASHINGTON, c. Minister Neither
wlsuc a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-09

MANILA November ssecretaTy Taft advises the Fpinos
tariff reduction
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
CITY Of TAMNS
WILL CELEBRATE
WILL OPEN FINE NEW OPERA
HOUSE--OScAR TAMM CAME
FROM NEW YORK IN AUTO
MOBILE.

Today will be great day a.
Tamms the thriving town at the in
tersection Of the Mobile & Ohio AMI
c. IL Z. l. railroads in this county
The fine $4,000 opera house will be
formally opened tonight, with the
"Toyland" company which was at the
Cairo opera house last week, and
there viii be great festiyity in other
ways.
That the day will be an important
one may be inferred from the fact
that Oscar Tamm arrived there yes.
terday in his automobile with hair a
dozen st. Louis friends, and that an
other big delegation is expected from
st. Louis today. Mr.. Tamm came all
The way from New York and st.
Louis in his automobile. being nine
lays on the way; and came from st.
Louis in his machine bringing a party
If his friends. 1t is expected that a
delegation of Cairoites will go up to-
lay TO participate in the festivities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
WARNINGS or NO AVAIL.
s'nnef Went on Evil Way Despite the
Manifestations.

This curious tale of old.time sn,rit.
ISM IS taken by Defoe from Baxter's
tlol5-l69D Historical Discourse IN
Appafitions." There il now In Lon.
don an understanding, sober. pious
man oft one OF my hearers, who has
~ elder brother. gentleman OF con.
siderable rank, who having formerly
seemed pious, of late years does often
ialt lhto the sin Of drunkenness. He
oileh lodges long together here In his
iioehefs mouse, and whatsoever he ii
uruhK and has slept himself sober
something knocks at his bedhead a.
y one raped on the wainscot. When
they remove his bed II follows him
BESIDES other loud noices on other
parts where he Is, that all the ho,,sn
heafs, they have often watched him
ana tied his hands lest he shonld
40 1t himself, But his mother de.
cared that she had seen his shoes
under the bed taken up and moth
nv visible TO touch them The
lfuhken sinner refused, in spite of
'hese solemn warnings, to abandon
lis evil ways"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01

general crop reports We're worse than
heretofore, Liverpool was Arm clos.
ing at an advance Of %. Local ra.
ceipts i5 cars with 37S expected IN
Tuesday,
OATS-There were some rnrther
violent. fluctuations in all deliveries
with shorts extremely nervous ana
anxious to get in 1t took a 2ib cent
advance in the late deliveries ~
bring out sufficient offerings to cheek
the market. The weather in many Ia.
calties is still bad for oats remaining
IN the field. The cash market was 10
from 1c to Ice Local receipts were
2SS cars with G62 expected on Tues
lay.
PROVISIONS Provisions ruled
higher with fair invest
nent demand for October lard and
lbs. Offerings Of September deliy. |
ry We're rather lisht January pro
uct ruled somewhat higher also but
tade IN same was below recent aver. /
&c, Packers ruled. Cash trade fair.
good. $4,000 hogs estimated for
londay and l25,000 for next week
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
Caught Mother. Too.

little girl went with her mother
10 see baptizing which was being
conducted at lake q short distance
from her home. She watched with
great interest while the men cut a
long hole in the ice, 1t being winter
and when the preacher took one OF
the candidates for baptism by the arm
and led him down into the water and
immersed him, the little watcher.
thinking, no doubt, that they were all
to be treated in like manner. turned
and He'd to the house. A short time
after that her mother. who had been
baptized, came up to the house drIp.
ping wet and was astonished by the
following from the little one:
Well, mamma. they caught you
didn't they?"-Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01

Most people when setting a fire Law
the wood fiat, criss-cross over tina
paper in the bottom of the CRATE hut
let them try placing the wood slop-
ing from the sides of the crate to the
center. This forms a funnel for a
flee passage Of air. and as the flame
travels up the stick more quickly than
II does across the result Is that fewer
pieces are required. and the fire burns
up more brightly and in half the time
that 1t usually takes. says woman's
Life. Then when placing a lump of
coal on the Gre If you wish IL to lasf.a
long time Law IT with the grain of f,ie
coal running across, as the fame
travels more slowly across than up-
ward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
FUN WITH TIE PROFESSOR.
Irud'e Teacher Deceived by Con.
scienceless Student.

| q wellIAnown professor remarks
'hat the passion for any science mny
make man hope!essy narrow In 4
way. As an example he cites the casa
" an elderly professor In Middletown
conn, whose love Tor philology was
80 excessive that It frequently led him
~ disregard the broader PRINCIPLES az
language In his minute searches for
,he particles binding an ordinary Eng.
hsh word to.its Ayran or Sanskrit AZ.
cestor.
once student thought to have a
pit OF fun at the learned professors
expense. Assuming an air OF great
modesty, he rose.
Doctor' I've been thinking great
ueai 81 late about the derivation Of the
wofd Mlddletown.' What Ii your idea
of it?"
ihe professor was a bit taken back
really he stammered, "I-er--reaI.
~ young man, that Is d subject that
VIII require much reflection. Nav II
ask whether you have CHANGED upon
10y .hihs that would throw any light
on the question:"
!, Y y my firm belief. sir" responded
.he student. with great gravity. that
"iauietown is derived from Moses.
Dear me, dear me-" exclaimed tue /
professor. "And nrav iii
ioW 40 you derive Middletowu from
Moses?p ''o'''
Very easily, doctor" replied tbe
oAsr by dropping 'oses' and adding
aaieto"h Lippincotts Magazine i
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
A Heroic Remedy.

''They had hard time with tina,
young woman who went into Mysteries.
didn't they?' Il should say so. They
thought at first they would have to
give her an esthetic. but finally they
got her quiet with an epidemic inter.
lection of morpheus. And now the
doctor says she is completely under
the influence of the aniline. 7-Baiti
more American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01

N one month, or the world. The
month OF September will exceed the
donth 1rst closing" he said, for we
HaFf booked an even score Of con.
Xeations, that will bring anywhere
rom $4,000 to 100000 people to Chi
eago- II any doubt exists as to our
claim Of The Convention City these
Two months alone will dispel it, for
Chicago has more than made good to
the right and title TO say that there
VIII be at least thirty gatherings and
million visitors in Chieasc during
September will not miss fhe mark
far. I"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
lindy's Select PATRONAGE

IL was during the time of the snau
lsh-Amerlcan war. An officer Of ;
massachusetts regiment, carryins
hhder MS arm bundle OF soiled lin
en-, called at the home OF a colored
woman living on the outskirts of
Jacksonville, who had made quite a
reputation for good laundry work
among the soldiers.
Does 20 berlong T. de Fir
Nah land?" Lindy was asked.
No"
TO de Humid ed-an.fifty-fif Indee.
any"
No"
"Th'd Pennsellvany?
mo"
"Twen'y-second ohio?"
mo-"
vale, yo' all clar outen here. Tsc
Sep private wash-lady by dose TO
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
CITY OF CONVENTIONS.
Chicago Claims This TitIe-Fourtee
Gatherings in August-Thirty
Booked for September.

Chicago, Aug. 31.-The right of
Chicago to the title. THE Convention
City Of the World" has been clinched
by the fourteen conventions held i'm
the city during the month of August.
according to Colonel Curt NJ. Treat.
general manager of the Convention
Bureau. Chicago Association of Com
merce
The month of August" he said
has been a record breaker In the
number of conventions and people
visiting Chicago. the greatest number
ever before entertained by any city
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01

"hen we look back at the end of
'he Journey of life we shall consider
not now much pleasure we had in n
out now much service We gave in II.
e nI, NOW nun It was OF success. but how
luii II was OF sacrifice; not how happy
we were. but how helpful we were
h hol low ambition was gratified. but
now iove was seryed.-Hugh BLACK
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
Maltese Fish Bows.

IN Malta, a fish boy. who sells the
hsh his father catches, carries a big
basket on his back and in his hands
TWO round fiat basins. one of which
ne balances upon his head Gradually
ms burden lightens and finally he
losses his empty basins Into hts emp.
yea basket and stops to play on his
way home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
ACTIVE AND STRONG
was Grain Market Yesterday AL.
though Session Was Short
News From Abroad
Favored Bull
Position.

Cairo. H., Aug 81. WHEAT. AL
though short session and preceding
la holiday, the market showed none Of
the usual tendency to sell Off in fact
iit showed the reverse. and the news
Towering all sides Of the situation
leaves little doubt Of the strength Of
| the bull position Cables came strong
Liverpool advancing VI to "a, Berlin
was up u and Budapest was off IL.
Cash advices from abroad We're
equally strong and seaboard intimated
acceptances We're liberal this morn
ing the export trade yesterday was
On tremendous scale and todav's
business will undoubtedly be large.
The domestic -four trade is said by
q prominent miller to be immense
with good export demand. This ac |
tiyity on the part of exporters will II
quickly clean UP the surplus snuply /
1t hard and European buyers whose
reeds must be supplied will be forced
o take the ? red The map showed
rain in the northwest
md adyiees Of early threshing re-
urns continued disappointing. We
re still very bearish on wheat. 10.
Al receipts We're 1914 cars with 37S
expected Tuesday
CORN Trade was lighter but the
dyance level was very we'll main
lined although there was scattered
aali2ing in evidence all day. Re
aipts are still light and the demand {
aod Southwestern advices were Of
Ugh temperatures. some points re {
ertins the thermometer at 1a2.. In
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
Hickory Stove Wood :: :; C..
VIZ '' WV ""s0' "-"' prompt oeiveries BELL zs5
Clark Danforth Handle Comnanv
west 2fst N. O. r. r.
Man of MANY Titles.

The duke Of Wellington leads In the
matter OF foreign titles. of which he
mas 10. one-third Of them were be.
slowed on his ancestor. the famous
u"Ae. by foreign governments. He is
prince in rhe Netherlands. a duke
IN spain. count and also a marquis
and duke ia PORTUGAL
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
I'm breilas as Maonets

Umbrellas Of modern make. said
rfof' Silvanus Thompson, in his
latest lecture at the Royal Institution.
are very magnetic, says Home Notes
4 person standing outside the shop
window of an optfcIan and holding
such an umbrella would see the
needles OF the compasses begin to
move
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
Removal Of the stomach.

The entire stomach was first sue
cessfsiiy removed by Schlatter. of
Zurich. in 1897 p. Vasalio. a sur
geon OF Argentina. reports having now
performed II pylorectomies. and con
siders the gravity OF these operations
more apparent than real -Four
months after the last complete re-
moval Of this organ. the patient was
in excellent health. with no incouve.
nience except the necessity Of eating
yften and but little at q time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
Eresh Butter.

II cooperative diaries were started
throughout England. and their butter
was sent to the towns the same day
as il is made. breakfast would have q
new SAVIOR. and the British farmer
would have a new and enlarged profit
Good butter. direct from the churns
is a food for the gods. It's favor lin.
gers caressingly on the palate.-York-
shire Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
HENckELL's DRUG STORE


$50 -t,S ni-iaEcnoiy.
n ny meeting 'rennyson for ~
q !. 'liile An Engiishman asked M
poft friend Jonas Speeding Il I'M
L perahleh' was as melancholy M
- eouhtenance indicated. 4wa,, \,
apeua,As began, thoughtfully, n fancy
,a,t = "e = aione Tennyson finds him.
'e'i IA very grave company
- &s~ v.s-@s Co.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
DrlVen to Succeed

ciyllization is built up by the anne.
tite OF humanity for luxuries. The ex.
travagance of a mans wife 10 .ftan
one OF The reasons why the man
worked hard and built up a huge bust.
ness ana a huge fortune.-Irish Home
stead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01

Many tales are told by travellers of
the wonderful skin of the Algerians
IN handling riass. The native Al
serians would rank with our expert
rife shooters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
!. SMITH BROTHERS
THE Big STORE
1908 WARRINGTON AVENUE
psa'srs N Everything shas u 49, =
Eat, Oss and Yves. Exclusive Agents
fsr sLANkE's cslshrats1 Genes.
Value Visits Of Anerira,~.

ihs northwestern railway III Enc.
iaiu mas constructed 800 900 specIal
train for the benefit of Amer,eans
1 = = fresh Indication That England
nas become their pleasure ground ana
wealth. e'onAi
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01

Friends Of the Bulletin are request.
Cd 70 ssnd or telephone items 10 tAis
pffiss
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
Iemptstlons for the Idle

lie thai labors is tempted BY one
devil; he that is idle by a thousand
Aristotle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
SCREENED BUILDING SAND.

Delivered to any part of the city
at Is cents per yard. Cairo Contract
ing and Dredging company Charles
Feuchter Jr, secretary. room 8, Alex
ander County Bank building. Bell
phone WA. Cairo prone 300.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01

ISCELLANEOU8.
FARM LANDS.

SOUTH DAKOTA FARMS $1,000
70 $1,000 per acre. Just ais good as
eastern land at $500 to $4,000 Map
and fun particulars free. NJ. P. Cool
her, Pierre, s. -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-01
Stocks !. Bonds Cereals

GRAIN AND STOCK LETTERS FROM BARTLETT FRAZIER $50
RNeToN MEMBERS or CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE AND NEwy
YORK STOCK ExcHANGE-FuRNIsHED THROUGH CAIRO aoA o.
OF TRADE COMMITTEE AT ROOMS 7o2 COMMERCIAL AVENUE