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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26
IN FOREIGN PORTS
CABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS
EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, Oct. 16.

Wednesday, Oct. 18.
SAN FRANC1SCO-Arrived:
lrmgard, from Honolulu.
W. II. Marston, from Honolulu.
MANIIA-Sailod:
. U. S. A. T Thomas
Friday, Oct IS.
FAN FRANCISCO-Arrived:
Nippor Maru, hence Oct. II.
Saturday, Oct. 10.
MAHUKONA-Arrived:
Scr II. G. Wright from s. F., Oct. IL.
GRAY'S HARBOR-Sailed:
Bktn. Geneva, Oct. 1S, for Honolulu.
KAHULUI-Arrived:
S. S. Lansing, from Port Hartford.
Monday, Oct. 21.
WESTPORT-Sailed:
Am. blk. Emily f. whitney, OFT. 20,
for Kahulu.
Tuesday, Oct. %.
PORT GAMBLE-Sailed:
Am. bk. Albert, Oct. 81. for Hilo.
SAN FRANCISCO--Arrived:
S. S. Enterprise from EIilo.
Rus. str. Sungari, from Vladivostok
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed:
Schr. Defender, for Honoipu.
GRAYS HARBOR-Arrived:
Schr. Mary L. Foster, hence Oct. 3
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived:
s. S. Nebraskan, from Salina Cruz
Oct 10.
Wednesday, Oct. 90, 1907.
DELAWARE BREAKW'TR-Arrived
Am. ship Dirigo. hence June 4.
ST LUCIA-Sailed:
Br. stmr. Srathgarry, for Honolulu
NOTE-By private cable TO +. l.
Waldron II Is learned that the S.
Arizonan will sail from Seattle for Ho
nolulu tomorrow Thursday.
Thursday, Oct. "a. 1907.
SAN FRANClSCO-Sailed:
Hilonian for Honolulu.
Manchuria for Honolulu.
NORFOLK. VA.-Cleared.
Sp. Bangalore, Oct. %. for Honolulu
DELAWARE BREAKW'TR-Sailed
S. S. Massachusetts for -
Friday, Oct. rs, 1907.
S. S. Columbian from Kahului, Oct q
Saturday. Oct. 26, 1907.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed:
S. S. Alameda, for Honolulu.
PORT HARFORD-Sailed:
! Santa Maria for Honolulu.
SALINA CRUZ-Arrived:
S. S. Missouri, from Hilo, Oct. 10.
KAHULUl-Sailed
S. S. Lansing for PIT Hartford, Oct. 2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26
JAPANESE MURDER
At LAUpAH0EH0E

Admiral BeCkiey reported this morn
ms that two Japanese laborers In the
employ OF the LauDahoehoe Sugar
Company got into a fight yesterday
morninG, resulting in the killing OF
one of them. The assailant skipped
out and hid himself in cave near by.
He was found and placed under arrest
by George Mckibbin, the head luna
OF the plantation. He was subsequent
ly turned over to the deputy sheriff of
the district, who put him in Jail. II
Is probable that charge of murder
will be placed against the assailant,
whose name could not be ascertained
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26
u ID ID H a a H ID a G a s a a s .
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr Claudine, Bennett, for Maui
and Hawaii ports, Oct. 25, p. m.--De
Hell, f. Moller, Mrs. e. Moller, Miss
De Bell, f. p. Pather and wife, h. T..
Moses Father Edward, Father Fran.
els, w. McGilloway, T, II. McConachie,
A. r, Jameson, f. G. Keen, A. Il.
1raphagen, Mrs. Mary Hubert.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26


Panama hats cleaned at tho Globe
New English wash goods at whitney
4 Marsh's.
Panama hat mas been found. See
ad this issue.
j. Carlo buys watches, diamonds and
iCwclry for spot cash.
Sachs ad is ON page 6. Read II care
lullyg, it will interest you.
Geo. Lenord. the only professional
piano builder in Honolulu
r. X. Brown and II. G. Lydeckor
We're arrivals in the Kinau this fore
noon.
Read what Portlsnd's Promotion
leader says of the Bulletin Girls
trip.
Souvenirs? No question where "a
80! H. Culman is the place. See his
al on page two.
Geo. Smithics Of the treasury Office
returned from his inspection tour o
the other islands.
| The meeting of the Olcson commit.
tee this evening has been postponed
until further notice.
Take your carriage or automobile
TO Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., fol
up-to-date repairs.
Lunch at The Alexander Young
Cafe. Good things to eat amid pleas
ant surroundings.
Remember a special dinner with Ha'
waiian music will be served at the Sea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26
ROStNBURG ARRA|GNED

Jacob Rosenburg, who was yestcr-
day indicted by the Territorial
Grand Jury for receiving stolen goods
was arraigncd before Judge Lindsay
this morning. He reserved his plea.
The same course was taken by Hem
ny Pahia, charged with assault with
a dangerous weapon, and Kaapana,
charged with the murder of his para
mour in Jack lane.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26

Elizabeth Benson Lindley has filed
suit for divorce from Harvey Alan
Llndley, charging that in 1903 he Ge-
serted her and their four children and
has since that time failed TO provide
for them
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26
% a G ~ s ID a a bs a nd o. a d u
PASSENGERS ARRIVED II

y u u u u A u ID x u u A n a u u
Per stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Ha-
wall, Oct. 26, $3.50 a, m.-Mrs. F. Col
Inns Newly, Miss Keola Lama, X. X.
Brown, Chock Chons, Mrs. W. r. Bald
Ing, h. C. Lydecker, d. b. Maconachie,
Mrs. d. b. Maconachie, VIM. Piper,
Mrs, VIM. Piper, w. II. Crawford, Tom
A. Birmingham, A. r. Cutler, d. X.
Eguchie, Master G. Gerasimos, w. G.
Walker, c., H. Fitzpatrick, NJ. Higgins,
J, o. Young, ]. H. Fuller, Geo.
Smithies, A,Inowe, Mrs. S. Inowe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26
LOCAL and GENERAL

CONSIDER that advertising pays.
That it develops the intellect. That
It makes the Judgment more acute
and keeps you in touch with the
world and events. Read the B U L :
Z E I | N ads.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-26

Judge Dc Bolt has set December II
as the time for drawing grand and
petit jurors for the January term OF
the Circuit Court.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

as the quickest man in the world to
rope, throw and tie a steer, Is now in
THE capital, being registered with his
wife at POrteF's hotel. They have
been here since Friday and expect to
remain seeing the sights of the capital
until Tuesday or Wednesday of the
coming week when, they will start for
their home at Dallas, Tex.
Mr. Sowder's record is 81 IA sec
onds-about time enough for the or
dinary person to wink ten tmes-and
IN those few seconds he roped, threw
and tied his steer in the great contest
about eight years ago at Big Spruce,
Tex
"Of course" he said to Herald
reporter last night at Porters "it was
luck-the greatest kind of luck
for 81 Ia seconds is mighty short
time. With ordinary conditions As or
80 seconds Is my usual time-that Is,
II was when | was doing lots of rop-
ing. What became of the horse
rode? Oh, my wife. who Is quite a
Ihorsewoman. now rides 1t and is very
fond of it,"
Mr.. Sowder looks the part Of the
western cattleman. He Is tall and
we'll proportioned with all the appear
ance Of the man who has spent the
years Since 1SSt-as he has--in the
Panhandle country. No doubt II
would be one Of the Joys of his life to
remain over during the visit of Secre-
tary Root, during which there will be
a genuinely MaXican roping contest,
that he might see how II is carried
out in the heart of the tropics, This,
however. he says, he Is unable to do.
Now that roping contests are barred
by law In Texas these events are
greatly missed by the old-tmers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

where a thorough Investigation is
made. Advantage Is taken of the ex.
perience Gained, and not only are
these two men given instructions, but
occasion is taken To instruct all other
employees in a manner that Will pre-
vent similar accidents in the future.
zone Of the greatest troubles eXpe-
rienced by public service corporations
is a persistent habit of people with
whom they do business of ignoring
certain rules Of reciprocity, as applied
to dealer and consumer Experience
has proven that the public, as rule,
considers the conductor and motor
man of street car as an integral part
Of the mechanical makeup Of the
company. Scvonty-five per cent of
the persons who ride on street ears
address conductors In a manner that
If they were to So speak in drawing
room or even good hotel would
stamp them as being without knowl-
edge of the first rules of common
courtesy. Human weakness Is bound
almost invariably 20 bring a reply in
kind and the service corporation re-
eeives the brunt of the criticism. II
is only fair 70 expect that patrons Will
address the company's employees in a
/ civil and scourteous manner, and If
! they would follow that rule much Of
the prejudice against street ear em-
ployes in civil and courteous man
1 ner. and If they would follow that
rule much of the prejudice against
street car employees would cease to
exist
Although there is a humanitarian
/ side to this departure from the iron
clad rules existing among public serv-
/ fee corporations against paid adver-
/ tising. there Is little doubt that the
commercial consideration has not
been overlooked The comparison of
1 figures on the cost of advertising, as
against expensive litigation anu The
payment Of personal damage claims
1 will not 'be forgotten when the ball
ance sheets are made up. and on the
result Of this computation viii rest
/ the success or failure, IN the minds OF
F. the traction company officials, of this
publicity scheme which may be con-
sidered MS still IN ITS embryo state.
MANY Inquiries from transportation
officials of the large cities Of the
| country have been received by Mr.
| Leussler. one of which came from the
general manager of one 0f the large
eastern railroads Thfs gives rise to q
much larger question, which may re-
suit in a revolution Of the system now
lin vogue with the great transportation
concerns Of The country which arc
forced 10 maintain expensive claim
departments to protect themselves
Iagalnst unjust damage suits.
Figures talk. and the success OF
failure of the scheme introduced By
the omaha company will be watched
with interest by hundreds Of similai
corporations In the large cities Of The
country. WiNIhh - LES
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
TEACHERS INSTITUTE IN
SESSION AT ROSWELL
Fifty Teachers Present at Opening
Meeting of Very Successful EIuca-
tiOnal Gathering In Cllavcs County.

The Chaves county teachers insti-
tute for 1907 opened az the Central
school building In Roswell at s
o'clock Monday morning for q two
weeks session. and the attendance
war the largest in the history Of the
county, there being fifty teachers
present for the opening session This
is n splendid Indication, and gives rea-
son for the prediction that this years
meeting will be the most successful
ever held.
The Roswell Record says: This
mornings session WAS taken up en-
tirely with preparatory and preimi-
nary work Rev John II. Murray, 0f
the NJ. II. church, delivering a spien-
dld address Lessons were assigned
and classes organized The regular
work will be started tomorrow The
sessions Will be held daily from to
| 12 IN the morning.
| "The last two days Of next week will
/ be taken up with territorial examlna.
/ ti0ns instead OF the regular class
room work. At the same time citS
examinations for those of the cltl
| teachers who must be examined vii
/ be conducted by Professor NJ. II. Bra
sher, superintendent Of the cit
schools
can preparations for the Institute
were made by County superintendent
Mark Howell. but Professor ]. Fl
/ Vaughan. OF Roswell, Il its conductor
| assisted by Professor II. r. Brown. o.
/ Artesia. who closed two weeks In
I stItute at purtales last week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
TROLLEY COMP ANY
STARTS SCHOOL
FOR PUBLIC
POINTER TO WOMEN
OF ALBUQUERQUE
Novel Expedi9nt Adopted By a
Metropolitan Concern to Put
an End to . Costly Damage
Suits,

Lovely woman has many charming
qualities and is in many ways an an.
gel-but she has one great failing
She will get off the street cars back
ward. She dismounts in "A manner
which defies all the laws of gravita-
ton and physics and as a consequence
Is continually keeping the poor ha-
raised conductor and mOt0rman IN a
tremor for fear he will be the cause
of a heavy damage suit against his
employers. You can't take a ride on
the street cars in Albuquerque with
out having this popularity of the FEM
mime brought strikingly to your at
tention.
fTon million dollars, or enough
money 10 build and equip a doube-
track electric line across the largest
state In Uncle Sans domain, Is an
nnally spent by the traction eompa-
nies Of the country to adjust claims
arising through the carelessness or
ignorance of people, mostly women
who insist on getting Off street cars
backward. Were this money permit
ted Ia accumulate for ten years, u
would build a traction line across the
continent. This Is the estimate OF an
Omaha street car official who has
klNttt- HAuf tiu0aAlhtt NAtfhtsAt1 - 49,
and who says this item of expendi-
ture Il growing quite out Of proper
ton to the Increase In business.
10 meet the problem Of how to re-
duce the tremendous cost Of. It's claim
department, an experiment was start
cd seven months ago by the Omaha
and Council Bluffs Street Railway
company. which already Is bearing
good fruit In this age of education
tho field would be incomplete wltho9l
d school for the prevention Of avoid
able accidents. This. at least, was tht
Thought Of Secretary r. A. Leusslef
as he nondered over the report whief
was to be made to the stockholder'
Of the company at their annual meet
lng. The idea commended itselt Z
the directors, and he was told to rig.
ure II ont and present a workapl'
plan. according % an Omaha CORE
sp0ndent
rn educate The careless and igno
rant public. The women especially
how Il. get off a street cur IN TN
right way. ut first gasp, seemed
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
DOES M'GONAG|LL
HOLD THE WORLDS
ROPING RECORD
Kelly P phillips, the Champion
Boy Roper of New Mexico,
Giving Clay a Run for His
Money--About SoWder.

In the worlds roping record held
by Clay McGonagill? During the
stockmons convention In EI Paso in
1908 j. II. Boone gave ropng con-
test at which McGonagill failed to
come up to the records made by sew
eral ~ the other members of the con-
test.
During this roping contest which
was among the largest In the number
Of contestants and the size of the
prizes, there being thirty-hvc contest
ants, and the first prize amounting to
$1,000, Louis Barksdale won the first
prize. roping his steer in 81 seconds;
Jim Gibson won the second prize Of
$500, In 35 seconds; Ellison Carroll.
third, In 81 seconds.
Clay McGonagill was a contestant
In this contest, but failed to make
anything like first time.
ON the following day nine Of the
cowboys who had gathered for the
contest went into a contest Of their
own in which each of the contestants
posted an entrance of 500. This was
won by Clay McGonaglll although he
was beaten on a single tic by Roy
Canley who at that time established
a worlds record, roping and tying a
single steer in 81 iac, but lost out in
/ the fina because of his failure ia
make the same aggregate time as that
made by MeGonaglll.
| Mr.. Conlcy held the record unit
| April last. when Clay McGonagii
ropcd and tied d steer at Douglas
Ariz.. In 24h seconds. tying the rec.
ord made BY Conley.
McGonaglll has been claimed al
worlds champion roper before an.
hftcr these events. although as a mat
ter of fact he Was not aud Is not now
Ellison Carroll, the indian territor,
man, engaged IN a twenty-eight-ste
contest with McGonagiIl in San An
tonic In 1904 and won from McGona
lKill roping his steers in is minutes
land SIS X seconds, while McGonagilPl
time was 21 minutes and 40 35 sec
fonds Carrolrs average per steer wa
4 40 3-S seconds and McGonagilfs wa
rs 3-5 seconds. Carroll at this TIM
made a record for one steer of SO sec
onds
Kelly Phillips has record of 81
seconds. but he Is called the champion
boy roper Of New Mexico. and bl
4 friends declare TINT he will yet be il
the class with McGonaglll, Corrall am
IGardener.
/ McGonlgall has followed roplng q
la profession for the past several year
land this gives him an advantage ove
Ithe casual contestant lie Is nov
lahowlng III Cowboy park, Juarez
where last Saturday he lowered tn
record Of that park to 2G seconds tlai
This Ii considered by many as equal E
lthe worlds record. the size of Oh
steers being taken into consideration
Regarding the roninR champions
the Mexican Herald has the fnll0wln
10 say of q man who Il little heard Q
/. in the f0ping world.
Il. s. s0wder. who holds the rceor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
ALIGHTING FROM STREET
CARS TAUGHT FREE.
Watch the Daily Papers-Fully
Illustrated.

This was the f0rerunner Of series
of illustrated lessons on the art OF
alighting from cars, which have APP
peared from time to time for the past
seven months. These display ads. are
being used by the street railway In
its campaign of education, with view
to reducing the numberless accidents
that have always been considered un-
avoidable in the natural course OF the
transportation business. The success
achieved by this artful design against
casualties has not only reduced the
number of accidents in Omaha, south
omaha and Council Bluffs, but has
actually threatened to put the claim
department of the tri-city traction
corporation out of business.
Effects.
For the six months ending June 80
the number OF accidents was reduced
from 312. for the same period year
ago, to 1877, while for the months Of
NAV and June the casualties were only
go per cent. of the record for the cor
responding months of last year. The
+. compan for business reasons de-
cunes 10 make public the amount
saved by the claim department tut
/ such statistics as are available indi-
cate that this saving is not less than
$4,000. Claim Agent Gross says he
/ believes the scheme will save his COM
many half a million dollars In the
/ next ten years The loss of life and
! limb must necessarily be correspond
/ ingly reduced. and the inference that
I the company Is the loser by eaeh cas-
uaIty on an average OF $3.50, leaves
| the deduction that 1000 casualties
will have been avoided In the nexl
ion years Figuring | per cent Of IA
tailties, which Is considered small
/ twenty lives will have been saved.
According to street railway statistics
showing the result of accidents the
following table will give some idea ni
what may be expected by humanity
as the result Of this advertising In the
next decade:
! Accidents avoided (2O0 per year, 2,00l
I Lives saved .,,..t...... .'.s..'s.t y
Accidents resulting fatal compli-
cations t.ts.t..t.st tfstt#ss To-
Loss Of arm or leg eg,.ts..,s..s. ~.
Broken arms and legs......,.. ~
Nervous shock, serlous... 5Vt
Minor injuries ..s...,..t .s...'.l J. I e'
The idea Of educating the public
how 20 conduct itself in alightlng IRON
cars was conceived by Mr.. Leussier
secretary Of the company. and one q
the most enterprlslng street-car mef
IN the country. He laid hls plan be,
fore the general manager and received
the approval of that official VIII
Claim Agent Gross, he went to worl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
The Gentle Art of
Getting off the Cars

hopeless task. The conductors already
had the most explicit instructions to
warn passengers against doing the
various things which might endanger
life or limb, but the object had not
been ACCOMPLISHED
This much was certain: some way
must be found to reach the public di-
rect. Just as an experiment, the
plan of newspaper advertising was
tried. A systematic campaign was
mapped out which began with the in
sertion in each of the daily papers Of
the city the following "ad" in bold
type:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
(Nat Coal l.andl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department q the interior Land Offltf af
Santa Fe n NJ. August ~. 1907.
Natlee Il hereby given that Amhfuria
sanchez of old Ahuauuraue. n. NJ. has
filed natlee vf hla intention to make anal
five year ptnsf IN support Of his claim VIA
Homestead Entry No. 100. maac Jui4 e
fe9g. for the sEh Section 81. T6wnahin ~
Ranae NV and that said proof vii ta
made before It " Il 0tarn. United State
court Commissioner at Alhuuuefaue, - Ill
IN October 8. 1907.
lie names the following witnesses e nfaKe
hla continuous residence upon. md salll
Xafi0g Il, the land. eizs FellstAHo EHaFez
Presbin fhaveN salvador Iiaea. MakaAena
MANUEL 4 oTEHu
- # nsHlEteH
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

TO improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion try a few doses of Chamber.
lalns stomach and Liver Tablets Mrs J.
IT. Salts of Detroit. Michigan. says. tTheF
restored my appetite when Impaired. rellev-
al me ~ n hlaated feeling and caused =
pleasant and aatsfaet0tx movement nf the
bowels Price 2s cents. samples free. Al
druggists. zA
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
THE SANTA FE MAY
INCREASE ITS
DIVIDENDS
Question viii Be Decided on at
October Meeting, But Best
Information DiSCourageS the
Idea,

The question has already been
raised in some quarters whether the
Santa Fe may not be persuaded to in
crease the dividend at the October
meeting. The best information on
this subject, however, dlscourages any
such idea.
II Is pointed out that the manage
ment Is ambitious to carry the in-
proVement of the system great deal
further than 1t has gone the eNecu-
ton Of which program will necessar-
II yeah for the expenditure of a very
large amount of money during the
next few years.
The Santa Fe management has for
years made It practice 10 return a
considerable portion of the surplus
earnings into the property, and L +
pointed out that this policy will hcre-
after be favored more than ever. ut
view of the disposition Of most west
ern states to set limits upon the earn
/ ing power, of railroad corporations.
I The advantages of carrying on inn
prOvement work with appropriations
/ from income, which involve no burden
Of interest upon the capital In any
form. at time when the arbitrary
regulation of rates Is so much invoguc
are obvious.
The Santa Fe has recently raised
4 5000 900 of new capital through the
sale Of bonds, and has added 70 that
sum another S10.000,000 In the form
of surplus earnings over all charges
Every dollar of this S35, 600, GOO Is In
tended for Investment in the system
itself: that Is the extension Of its lines
within the roads own natural terri
tory. or in the Improvement Of the cN-
istlng mileage.
Nome of II Is issued for investment
In stock Of other railroads contfarted
for at the top prices OF tremendous
bull campaign.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

For the good n those suffering With ecze-
ma or other such trouble, J wish to say my
wife had somothinR Of that kind and after
using the doctors remedies fer some uhe
concluded 10 try Chamberlaina saive, and
it proved to be better than anything she had
tried. For sale by all druggists,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

II you LIVE IN = SMALL rowN AND
FIND IT HARD TO GET WHAT YOU
WANT N FANCY OF STAPLE ehOCEts-
iEe WRITE tR. VIZ HAVE NEARLY
EVERYTHING. =. g. PRATT s co. +
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

The very hest of Kansas City beef HHd
Mutton at EMIL KLEINwORT's. tis North
Thlra street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

BAsE BALL AND BAND CON
CFRT BY AMERICAN LUMBER
COMPANY BAND AT TRACTION
PARK SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

Don't MISS THE BASEBALL CAME
At THE TRACTION PARK II NilAi Al
TEHSOON. AUGUST a5. BETWEEN TIE
sOC0niGO AND GERONIMO TEAMS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

pal-Plnto Mineral Water cures ami pre-
vents BlilIousness. Ask your grocer for It.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

our NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER
FORTT-gIx taal. HssMEMBEH THERE Is
ALWAYS A COURTEOUS CLERK READY
TO TAKE YOUR ORDER. NO MATTEH
now SMALL 4. q. PRATT 3 90.