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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26
OCEANIC POSSIBILITIES.

report company going
Ventura olhurner the
ua will eventually the Australian
will statement
Australian press, that Way permit
the Federal ports Opposition
system protection,
country to
operations
which with the original the negotiation
saving very of
running
would the Oceanic
subsidy from the onial would
That Wellington
capital
Evidently the Oceanic expecting something
the fors ale
tourist tradew be
benefited All that troubles of transportation especially
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26
SOME INTERESTING QUERIES.

Territorial simple bust
General
wordf
letter seathing polite and
the official Governors
Washington it would cost him his postionf
Of his dis
approval OF the language usedi
laundering official finally seeing the he had made write
apology beg that his
be
the japanese
building
reporter Acting
Governor declaring incident had been eOed'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

all the
dispatch in scoop
messenger the dispatch The Herald avoided
publishing Geographically claimed beat 1t did not until
later probability
gentleman Emperors birthday
sreotyped document
years arriving here
containing President Rooseyes
Dispatch received by the
Advertiser the ideaand oheat the
Hawaii the phrase
marks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26
MORNING JAUNT
Of LIONEL HART

Lionel Hart will have a free ride 10
the Judiciary building this morning.
His presence is required on the witness
stand OF the Federal court. Just be-
cause he is handy with the pen and
obliging- A little breeze in the Fed
eral court in the Hun counterfeiting
trial, just before adjournment yester-
day afternoon caused the issuance of
subpoena for Hart and another for
the deputy Tailor OF Oahu prison, VINO.
none Of the Federal officials knowing
his name, is down in the writ as John
Doe.
Kim Moon Sun, serving time under a
Territorial sentence for gross cheat.
was on the stand to testify to COM
munications had with the defendant.
Both are Koreans. In cross examina-
ton Mr.. Larnach asked Sun II he had
not been requested by Hun in Jail to
write a letter to the United States
Judge saying he was not guilty OF
counterfeiting. answered in the mega
tive but went on to say that he had
interpreted for Hun in debating a let
ter stating that he was ready to plead
guilty to having had in possession a
counterfeiting die.
This divulgenee made a stir and fur
Their questioning ELECTED that Lionel
Hart-the Standard Oil clerk who took
a Sunday morning automobile ride to
the kerosene warehouse and set that
structure on fire. upon the strength
OF which adventure he took a ride a
few weeks later in the black maria to
the penitentiary-acted as private Sec
rotary to the alleged counterfelter In
writing his alleged offer to plead
guilty to the extent stated.
II became necessary, on this evt-
dence. for the United states IN produce
the document Of confession. II was a
neatly written note on an obIong strip
Of yellow paper. which Mr.. Dunno dfd
not know. until yesterday afternoon.
was among the papers OF the govern
ment in the case Mr.. Larnach tried
10 elicit an admission from the witness
that the defendant had asked him To
have something altogether different
put In letter TO the court.
There was little warm converka-
ton between opposing counsel, which
was brought 70 an end by the courts
direction 70 have Hart and the deputy
Tailor called az Witnesses II being
then the regular closing time. the sub
poenas were made returnable this
morning.
kim Yong Hun was put on trial IN
the United States court yesterday
morning for counterfeitlng. A. d, lar
mach appeared a. HIS counsel. The de-
fense 10 that the accused. n proved 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

According ruling Capers
persons jointly Of
ordering
deficiency Of
Of
collect advance purchase
joint eoufrbut0r required society p1r
charges against Members participating
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26
COAST TEAM To
PLAY ON HAWAII.

The ''Miques" are certainly going TO
have good time down here. They are
not going away as soon as was expect
ed, but will make the trip TO Hawaii
leaving here next Tuesday and taking
In the Volcano and, as the special OBJ
ject OF the trip, giving the people or
Hilo a chance to see their baseball
tricks in that city. That they VIII
make hit. and incidentally pick up
enough money to pay their expenses
for the extra stay. seems certain. as
Hilo is just as baseball crazy as Homo
lulu.
The "Miques" to a man are wild to
go to Hilo. They have heard 30 much
of the Volcano that they are more
than anxious to make the trip. Dew
ereaux says that he viii burn one OF
his baseball stockings over a crack in
the lava and wear II wherever he goes
and show it 10 everyone as a souvenir
OF Hawaii. Fisher says that he don't
care what he burns and Jimmy Britt
- AFoHJ W JUN No hlt Dduh Iyn
there. II he has nothing else with him
In the meantime there are prepara-
tions going on In Hilo for the recep-
ton Of the boys The people OF that
town know how 10 entertain. They
have always had the reputation Of be-
ing the best OF hosts and, when the
spalding aggregation arrives. II viii
mean that the whole town viii BE-
turned over 10 them. What win hap
pen II hard to say. With Red Dog
Devereaux and Carnival Nlque" at
the head Of a city government. Sero's
days in Rome win be outclassea-
Fisher might be seen playing a uku-
lele around fire where poi dog was
being roasted for his benefit. with the
Red Dog doing a hula for the as
sembled audience.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

CT promotion
would quoted from visitors and
and from standard
tried successfully
the promotion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

people, paying with earfare in
head baseball matches would
Honolulu Perhaps
prosperity makes the popuaee
trumo Of panes the big pond
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

pictures Spain London weekly periodicals
of tuberculosis Of other wasting
limitations Of kngp
privilege wealthy citizen
would like
forbid because of the
and over Morocco affair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

gamblers Saturday and FIVE
nationality raid gambling place last
nopportune
would w their respectable
ere droyet faeth oneto h japanese
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

Many people of sending the Advertiser the
individuals
and personal address will follow
before its intended
.'The Gazette Company or
charge will attend to them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

promised bigger
VIII Hoaolulu beginning
prosperity
jealousy greatly
stands H0oL1 vOuLd
magnificent mighty
York.e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

patronage baseball leagues other organizations
sports perhaps hctionabor should it be said
Of playing politics Barring the
Motley exploded d.
of the active form the sport political
N elections.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

The artillery and the navy are IN n
dispute as to which has proved the
best AT target practice.
have aided in making bogus money.
did the things complained % thro1fa
Ignorance under the influence o. an
other man. J. J. Dunno. the Drosecu-
ting attorney. answering Judge Dole's
question Of where the other man was,
said the United States Governrnent
would give good deal % know that
The jury consists % chaa. r. Athsr-
ton. VIM. Lisbman. r e. B0n1. r. II.
Kiibey. John Ef1neer, EriIne Mahl1n-
w. 8. Terry, J. n. schnack. Daniel
Lowell, =. A. Acfnsrny. J. J. Aacdou-
aid and J. -. Wood.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

players win be putting
go both major and minor leagues
viii national three pegs higher
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

England helping financial situation One Of
brought 100000 in gold
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26
DISAGREEMENT OF JURY
IN IDAHO MURDER CASE
CONTINUED From Page one.)
associated Press Cablegrams.)


RATHDRUM Idaho, November a5The jury in the trial OF
Steve Adams for double murder has disagreed.
NEW YORK, November 25-Earry Thaws second trial for
Architect Stanford White has been postponed until
January.
WASHINGTON November a5-Various projects for the
Tel prevention of future
difficulties being Among
schemes suggested the creation of central bank Of issue
1t that organization of the existing banks
circulation
proved bonds other than national
MAGHNIA, MOROCCO, Nov. men, numbering ten thousand,
26.The fighting in MOroc- advanced upon the French,
co between the forces of the their ranks being decmatsd
Moorish Tsr0Iuonss and the by the machine guns of the
French troops under General allies They we're finally re-
Dude has recommended, pulsed, leaving dead and
desperate battle having been wounded to the number of
fought yesterday The tribes twelve hundred on tho field
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

Padp bber par assessate premium looks much like
enc infant industry having begun to walk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

keep sutouohe the Hss aid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
TO REQUIRE BONDS
ON THE CONTRACTORS
Same Basis as Plumbing by
Proposed Ordinance.

The electrical and gas inspector or
finance was discussed again at the
meeting of the city council last even
ng in committee of the whole. The
meeting was attended by but six of the
aldermen The aldermen decided to
ecOmmend TO the council tha- the
Electrical contractors be placed under
bond 10 the city to protect the munich
)ality from damages that may be sus-
aimed in electrical construction work
was also decided that the inspection
'ee for electric lights shall not he
,harged in cases where temporary
changes are made in the placing of
lights. for store displays and in facto-
les. The electrical inspector under
he ordinance proposed, may grant per
mission to do this work. without a fee
being charged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
WILL SUPERVISE
ROAD IMPROVEM ENT
Request of Delegation Of Rock Island
Ladies is Granted by State High
way Commissioners.

Al conference at Springfield be
tween the state highway commission
and Mrs. Ben T. Cable. Mrs. Rosen-
field, and Mrs. Wadsworth of this city.
representing the Cemetery Road I'm
proVement association, the commission
acted favOrably on the request of the
ladies that the commission supervise
the construction OF the experimental
road, from the city limits to the Gene
terry along the plan. outlined by the as
SociatiOn in conference with State
Highway Engineer johnson recently.
The proposition of the association to
the commission was that all expenses
of the construction of the road be paid
by the local organization, provided
that Che state furnish the material for
the construction. The association has
on hand funds sufficient to assure the
Improvement. and additional funds
will be raised to meet the expense. The
work will be commenced as soon as
the weather is favorable. and material
will soon be brought here for the work.
The Rock Island ladies have returned
home. The action of the highway COM
missioners on their request makes the
Improvement of the road a certainty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02

,. Permit no one in the room with
the sick but the nurse
4. Permit no one to enter your
house.
3. Permit no clothing. food, money.
or other articles TO leave your house
before disinfection.
To prevent the spread of the disease
to other parts of the house, we recon-
mend that you take a bed sheet and
dip it in solution composed of one
part lysol. anG so parts of water or
some other disinfectant recommended
, by your family physician Wiring out
and hang in the open door way leading
| to the sick room. Keep this sheet wet
all the time with the solution. All ex-
cretia, closets. sinks, should also be
carefully disinfected.
Since scarlet fever is very serious
disease. the bathing of the patient and
the giving of medicines should be I'M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
EAST SIDE OF LOOP SURELY DUE
ON THE LONG VIEW CAR LINE

speaker and author OF Rhymes of Rob
nrt ReXdale." The TWO verses and
:hOrus tell a pretty love story of the
southland. set to catchy music Thea
rical managers predict a large popu-
arity for this song on the stage and it
being sung in vaudeville theaters
Illustrated by beautiful pictures. The
music set to Mr. ReXdale's song poem
was written by Gwendolyn Stevenson
a Chicago composer who makes effect
i've use of tuneful melodies. The song
has a handsome title page in colors.
drawn by H. S. Palmer, the well
known cartoonist. and the dedication is
made to Miss Clara B. Hampton of
Rock Island.
The song will be sung a the Elite
theater in this city next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
WILL NOMINATE
AT PRIMARIES
Republican Committee and Candidates
Set Date of Nomination Election
as March 9.

At a meeting of the republican city
committee and candidates for office in
Jhe municipal campaign last evening Al
the court house. it was decided to
make the nominations by primaries
such as have been held in the past by
the republicans The old primary Sys-
TEN will be adhered to as closely as
possible The date of the primaries
was fixed as Saturday, March 3, and
the polls will be open from l o'clock in
the afternoon until I o'clock in the
evening. \ general discussion OF cam
paign methods was held. There was
some controversy over the method of
nominating. and objections to the pri
mary plan but this was settled by the
adoption of the plan followed in the
past.
\ meeting of the republican county
committee has been called for Feb. II
at the grand jury room in the court
house for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for county Judge to succeed
the late Judge Parmenter. 1t is prob
able that a candidate will also be Sc.
lected for county surveyor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02


You must remembe~ that the board
of health has absolute power to keep
you in quarantine as long as in their
judgment the safety of the public
health demands.
In no instance is it safe for any per-
son TO leave your house while the dis
ease exists, nor after recovery without
proper disinfection under the direction
of the board of health.
Distinction is the final conclusion
of the disease in your family.
Any failure upon your part or your
physician 10 properly report contagious
diseases, or comply with all quaran-
tine orders, will subject you to the
penalties prescribed by law.
Approved by the following doctors:
G. G. Craig, NJ. D.: C. T. Foster. NJ. D. a:
P. F. Purdue NJ D.: B. F. Hall. NJ. D.:
f. Bradford. NJ. D.; p. H. Vessel NJ.
D.; ]. J. Trembly. NJ. D.; H. S. Ben.
nett, NJ. D.; S. P. S. Edwards. NJ. D.
Approved by the boards of health of
Rock Island and Moline.
/ Rock Island
DR.. James F. Myers, president.
| George w. McCaskrin. mayor.
John p. Sexton, secretary.
| Moline
DR.. R. c. J. Meyer, president.
| Andrew Olson, mayor
| O. NJ. Bisant, secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
PLANS APPROVED.
Building Committee of Elks In
Structed to Close Deal
for Quarters
I'm FINE NEW Bull DING
Block to Be Erected by Fries Estate
Will Give Lodge Finest Quarters
in the Three Cities.

At a meeting of the Rock Island
Elks last evening. the lodge approved
the plans submitted by the building
committee for the lodge quarters in
the proposed building to be erected by
the Peter Fries estate at First avenue
and Eighteenth street. and instructed
the committee to enter into an agree
ment with the executors of the estate
for the leasing Of the two upper floors
of the building for a term of years.
The action of the lodge assures Rock
Island another important building for
this year. and when completed, the
new quarters of the Elks will be the
finest of any lodge and club rooms in
the three cities. and will give the Rock
Island Elks a home as fine as any in
the state outside of Chicago. The Elks
will occupy the second and third floors
of the building, the third floor being
devoted to the lodge room, while the
second floor will be finished with re-
firing rooms for gentlemen and ladies,
parlOrs, billiard rooms. reading rooms.
and gymnasium.
To BE EIt<s Building.
The building. the plans for which
are being prepared by Architect l.. NJ.
DraCk, will be known as the Elks build
ing. The first floor will be devoted to
the store rooms. The Elks will have
an option for the purchase of the block
| The building will be erected at a cost
of $4,000. and a considerable sum
will be expended in the finishings for
the lodge quarters. The building will
be 80 by II feet in dimensions. The
Elks. committee is composed of w. L.
Ludolph, H. E. Casteel Franz Happ
John Ohlweiler, E. F. Dorm, B. F. Knox
J. c. Dunn, G. c. Wenger. e. B. Kreis
and Sam Ryerson.
New Members Initiated
The lodge last evening initiated 8
class of six candidates, bringing the
membership to 210. The lodge has ex
| perienced a remarkable growth durins
the comparatively short time since its
organization. A number of other can
, didates are soon TO be initiated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
INSPECT SCHOOLS
Corps of Physicians to Examine
PUPILS in Sixth and Seventh
Ward Buildings.
IS STUDY OF CONTRASTS
Moline Library to Be Closed and Chill
dren Not Allowed to Attend
Vaudeville Performances.

The physicians of this city will make
a systematic study and investigation
of the scarlet fever epidemic. and TO
this end arrangements have been made
with the school authorities for an in
spection of all of the children of the
schools of the Sixth and Seventh wards.
These wards were selected on account
of the contrast in the conditions, the
Seventh ward having the largest num-
Der of cases. and the Sixth the fewest.
Beginning Monday morning a corps OF
physicians who have volunteered to do
the work will examine the school chill
dren. No child who has in any way
been exposed will be allowed to attend
school.
Close Moline Library.
AS the result of the adoption of q
resolution by the joint committee Of
Rock Island and Moline physicians
Thursday evening, the Moline public
library will be closed after today
throughout the epidemic Children un
der II years of age will not be allowed
to attend vaudeville performances il
Moline. The matter of closing the Ii
brary has not been taken up with thu
library board in Rock Island as yet
The fact that the vaudeville theater
here, in common with the Illinois thea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
VdIIN TdVIIIIdIVV.
Formula for Disinfcctant.

longer needed by the patient, will be
greatly facilitated
Formula for DisinTcrtant.
The following formula is considered
the best and most effective disinfect-
ant known at the present time by the
Illinois state board of.health:
Permanganate of potassium, GA
ounces.
Formaldehyde, a 40 per cent solution
16 ounces.
The above is sufficient for disinfect-
ing 100 cubic feet of space. 1t is best
to put the permanganate in the con-
tafner first and then pour the formal
dehyde slowly over it. The room should
be tightly closed and sealed before flu
migatiOn is commenced. and should be
kept closed at least II hours after
wards.
In case of suspected scarlet fever.
diphtheria. or sore throat, separate the
sick one from the rest of the family
and call your family physician at once.
Do not wait until it is too late.
Malignant or serious cases are often
contracted from mild cases, and serl
Gus complications sometimes lasting
| for life, may follow mild as well as
| severe cases.
Scarlet fever, scarletina. and scarle'
rash are one and the same disease
MembraneOus Group and diphtheria are
also one and the same disease. They
are among the most contagious dis
eases.
The contagiOn of scarlet fever anc
diphtheria comes from the inhalation
of the breath of the patient, from the
air in the vicinity of the patient, from
contact with the patient, from the
scales of the skin, and also from thu
lexcretia. The infection may be carried
in the clothing of persons coming il
the vicinity of the patient, in contac
with the patient. or in contact with tn
infection.
The poison or infection will get int
the crevices of the floor and the wal
into the bedding. draperies. books, etc
and unless destroyed by some activ
germicide will retain its virulence fC
months and possibly years. You ar
directed as follows:
l. Keep your house clean.
2. Keep the patient clean.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
Long Delayed Missing Link Ex-
pscted by The People
This Year
AMONG OTHER Improvements
Promise That Has Not Yet Been Ful
filled But Should Be Very
Soon.

In enunerating the general scope o!
the Improvements thar the new publil
utility merger proposes putting into et
feet in the street railways of Rock IL
land during the approaching season
some disappointment has been express
ed that specific mention was not mad.
of rhe completion of the east side of
the Long View loop The execution or
this provision of the franchise by
which the company acquired the RICH,
10 construct the Long View line. has
been delayed. the people think long
enough. As a matter of fact it was
confidently anticipated that the loop
would be finished during the past two
summers. and unless the company
plans to fulfill its obligation in this
respect the coming summer, it will be
apt 10 hear something about it.
Faithfully Promised.
The frontage was secured for the
east half of the loop with the distinct
understanding that il was to be a loop
line. and that the connecting link
would be put in the year following the
opening of the line.
Events have demonstrated that the
line was a good investment. notwith-
standing that it was contended at the
time that it was being put in that it
would lose money. 1t has paid on the
west side as well as any line in the
three cities. Indeed traffic has grown
TO such an extent there that it has be-
come necessary 10 put on larger cars
some larger-and to run tripperS
during the rush hours.
Would Equalize Traffic.
With the east side completed accord
ing to agreement it would relieve much
of the traffic of the west side. and
equalize the travel. for much of the
business that now properly belongs to
the east side. drags around by way of
Fifteenth street.
The east side line is of course a con-
venience to people resided in the terri
tory through which it passes, but it is
generally .egarded as a sort of jug
handle affair that in reality does not
| terminate anywhere.
Due This summer. Sure.
That Long View loop should be con-
nected up the coming summer if the
new company is disposed to make good
| the promises of the old
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
OBITUARY RECORD.
Mrs. w. A. Cunningham.

Mrs. w A. Cunningham. wife of a
.Ormer resident of Andalus!a. died
Thursday at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Mary f Moore al Muscatine of
pneumonia. Her home is at Tacoma,
Wash. and she was in Muscatine on Z
visit. She was 81 years of age. The
remains have been taken to Appleton,
Wis for burial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
Schmidt Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains of
Richard Schmidt were held this after
noon at 100 from the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt. 500
Ninth avenue and at , o'clock from
The German Evangelical Friedens
church. The services were conducted
by Rev. Edward Klimpke, pastor of the
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02

Wintry winds whined weirdly. Viii
lie wriggled while Winnie wheezed
wretchedly. Wisdom whispers. winter
winds work wheezes. Wherefore we
write. Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup" Nothing else so good. Sold
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-02
ROBERT RExDALE
AS SONG WRITER
Versatile Rock Islander Author of
Words of Promising Production
Just Out.

A new sentimental song published at
Chicago and now in the music stores.
entitled I'm a Land of Flowers and
Sunshine. Where the Honeysuckles
Grow has a special interest locally
because the lyric is from the pen of
Robert Rexdale, poet and after dinner