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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23
Fire Insurance.
c. BREWER & CO.. LTD.
Sugar Factors and Commission
Merchants.

LIST OF OFFICERS.
C. ID. Cooke, President; George II
Robertson, Manager; e. r. Bishop,
Treasurer aid Secretary; T w. Mac
farlane, Auditor; P. c.. Jones, c. n
Cooke, J. r. Gait, Directors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23

The Myrtle Boat Club has appointed
a committee to confer with the Hea-
Janis and the Baths, regarding the pro-
of July f. If the meet is held it viii
probably be handicap affair for prizes
and will substitute as a public attrac-
ton for the abandoned Pearl Harbor
races
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23

Chris johnson is building a 22-foot
launch for a member of the Hawaii
Yacht Club.
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OAHUS TAKE
FINAL CAME
Each Member of Oahu College
Ball Team Makes
a Hit.

The fourth and last interscholastic
game of baseball between Oahu Coll
lege and Kamehameha schools took
place yesterday afternoon on the for
mer's field. and resulted in a victory
for the Oahus bv the score of is to 2.
1t was a game full OF errors, hits and
runs. No less than twenty hits were
secured off Lota's delivery.
The fielding and batting Of the
Hams were not up to the usual stand
ard. The best they could do with the
stick was to make two hits. On the
other hand, each member of the Oahu
College team secured a hit
Lo on and w. Desha each made a
home run. This made the second one
this series for the former. He GER
tainly can hit some.
The lineup of the winners follows:
Lyman, c; J. Williams, p; Whine, 1b;
Lowry, 2b; 10 on. 2b: ]. Desha, IS;
A. McDougal, CT: c. Akina, IF; Park
inson and w. Desha, X.
Score by innings:
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HELENE AFTER
GOVERNORS CUP

The yacht Helene VIII be a starter
in the race for the Governors cup, ana
is being put in frst-cIass condition for
the race.
New ropes have been installed
throughout her rigging and a new
mainsail was ordered from a local max
er yesterday. by Fred whitney and w.
G. Irwin. her owners. she has been
painted inside and outside and viii be
placed on the ways for a thorough
overhauling before the race.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-23

VIM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTE
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMINIsSION Agents.
WIN. G. Irwin-President and Manage
John D. Spreekels-First Vice-PresideHi
w. al. Giffard. Second Viee-Presidezi
II. M. Whitney. ............. treasure
Richard Ivers ............... Secretary
w. r. Wilson. ................ .Auo1toa
AGENTS FOB
OeeaDie Steamship Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., esz
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, PAils
delphia, Pa.
Newan Universal Mill Co., MAnS
facturers of National Cane Shrsd@s
New York, N. z.
Pacific Oil TransportatieR Co., sa'
Francisco, Cal.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
WOODSON

Mrs. Sam Lacy and children
OF Marshall, were visitors at
G. w. Gorrell's last Tuesday.
Mrs r. NJ. FountSin,o OF Stur.
geon Mo-, was the guest OF
Mrs. Harriet johnson sever
al days last week.
Miss Dixie Marshall visited
Miss Maurine Gorrell Satur-
day and Sunday.
Rev. Cox filed his regular
appointment at Salem Sunday
morning aud Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Scott
were Marshall visitors Mon.
day.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
BLACKBURN

John Jungeblut went To
Napoleon to spend Sunday
with his parents and friends.
Frerking Bros. are hard at
work repairing their elevator
30 it will be ready to take all
the wheat they will bring.
The town board is very
busy figuring on plans for the
new city hall and jail.
Mrs. III. Brunk horst came
home last week from Kansas
City hospital where she had
been for: some time.
Miss Woods, OF Kansas City
who was visiting friends and
relatives in Blackburn and
MI. Leonard left for home
Tuesday morning.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
SOUTH

Miss Ethel Kuykendall is no bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. Lula Pauley and sister,
Maggie Sims we're visitors at Lon
hampers Sunday.
Miss Rena aud Lula Mackler at
tended preaching at Providence
Sunday.
Miss Lille Sbrader and John
Arndt we're callers at Ed. Blakely's
Sunday.
MissN Loris Ballard from near
Sweet Springs was visiting in this
locality last week.
Miss Annie Tuck was visiting
Miss Ruth Gray Sunday.
Bonnie Larkin was q pleasant
caller on Miss Ruth Gray Sunday
afternoon.
Tom Barnes, from near Shackel-
ford was visiting r. s. Sims Sun
day.
Jim Barnes, wife and baby we're
visitors at P. f. Pittman's Sunday.
Wheat crops are reported fine this
year.
Lea wyrick's sister from Eden
is on u visit here.
NJ. W. Pittman and family from
the Cretcher neighborbood were
visiting in this locality Sunday.
Misses Maudie end Margaret
Blakely from near Gretchen were
calling on Miss Maggie Sims one
day last week.
Mrs. Martha =. Gray and daugh.
ter, Ruth, attended the ith Of July
AZ Blue Lick.
Miss Rena Mackler is back from
Illinois. She reports a fine time.
Miss Maude Blakely and Samuel
Lee we're pleasant callers on Mrs
Cbarley Allen Sunday.
Miss Maude Sherman and Ro,
Mackler were out driving Sunde,
evening.
Charley looked SO lonesome Sun
day without a beau.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

Several Of this neighbor.
hood were at Marshall Tues,
day at the Smith and Hozer
trial s. NJ. Rotbrock, Fl. Rein
valid VIM. Cox and others.
Louis Thgmeyer, Of Con.
cordia, called ou one Of ouI
fair damsels here Sunday.
W. w. Donpell lost a fus
mare Saturday night.
j. W. K,lliou was at Swee,
Springs Saturday.
A. Kueker aud f.. RpscheI
we're spectators at Marshall
Tuesday.
Born To Chas. II ,scher aud
wife u son, the parents are
very proud.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
HERNDON

Marion Sparks and Ed
Hoosier were here the last OF
last week. Mr.. Sparks had
bought several punches Of fat
cattle and was weighing and
shipping them. He CONTRACT.
ed Joe Jacoby's cattle 80 head
and $50 hogs to go in August.
DR.. Harrison and wife took
in the 4th at Mexico and visit.
ed the formers mother at that
place.
Henry Schmidt aud family
visited the formers brother,
Fritz, near Blackburn Satur.
day and Sunday.
Herndon had quite u nice
display OF fireworks the night
OF the 4th.
Wheat harvest is over here
and the steam whistle is hearG
today Tuesday at Tom John
sons. Wheat bids fair fol
better than an average yield.
Albert Cauaday recovered
somewhat from the snakebit,
but is not so well at this writ
Ing.
DR.. Jackson and Miss Bess
ie were In Marshall last week
v. c. Huff aud family, J
M. Herndon and family, r
N. Taylor and children ant
Mrs. Ross jackson were fish
ing on Black water Saturday
They report a tine time.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

sssr lNVALID8 HOME IN TAl svlsr.
O~rssaised With . full ssA9 Of physieiaus en-
svnaSo1st tor treatment Of ell CAroais Dtssaees-
IMINSv ko0hs for asoonmodausa 81 pAsssts.
DtsNsy Ss~vdsss. 0tsyshsss !hZsv~st was
OlSeASes o. women YIN .s..: s%2:ss.s:s
d women. Many vhe have suasred %. year
surel q home. Special ecst Ter one yRfn
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The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
NEW
(Delayed)

Miss Myrtle Elliott OF Kan.
sas City visited friends here
over Sunday.
Edgar Ballew of Reuick
was 10 our berg Monday.
Cbas. B. whining returned
home Sunday from Naperville
where be has been attending
school.
Mrs. G.. Smidli and chill
dren arrived from Chicsg,
Wednesday morning for
visit tn her parents PHILIP
Riedenbach and family.
Rev. Eager and wife have
moved into their new home.
Childrens Day exercise,
were celebrated at the Evan
gelical church Sunday eve
ming.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
-
County Nsss !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SLATER

L. Feis g. Co.'S. store is be-
ing remodeled and now re-
sembles q carpenter shop, but
will be in order again in sew
eral days. L. Ervine is 10 st.
Louis buying for the firm.
The Missouri Dtummers'
Association met at Moberly
last week. Clarence Tucker
called il the Missouri Drunk.
ards Association and said we
could get q full report from
Phil Mock. MIR. Mock said
he was unable to do 50 as he
was kept busy taking care oil
Mr.. Tucker. We conclude
they are both members in
good standing!
About twenty-five couples
went TO Swisher's grove
Tuesday afternoon aud even
ing and ''had a picnic"
Phil Tucker is confined u
his home by sickness.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
Farms for Sale

acres 3 miles from Marshall
fine improvements nice smooth,
level land, price sl25 per acre
100 acres we'll improved, mile
of Sharon, Mo [; price SIS per acre,
2s6 acres 3 miles from Marshall,
good orchard, 3 room house, large
barn, price s65 acre.
40 acres 9 miles north west Of
Slater, price SOS acre
$40 acres 1865 in cultivation, 4
acres in timber, 5 miles from Mar
shall, price s75 acre.
100 acres 8 miles from Marshall
80 acres in cultivation and the rest
in timber, 3 room house and small
barn and the land is somewhat
broken, price s25 per acre.
so acres 8 miles from Marshall
all in cultivation with good inn
provements, price $50 ere
And several other improved
farms Ranging in price fom sac
per acre up. Come aud see us.
w. r BROWN 4 CO.,
Room 3 Bank OF Marshall Bldg.
Marshall, Mo,
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
ROSE VALLEY

Annie Alpers the child Of
Dick Alpers, who was SO I'M
fortunate rs to get her right
hand cut IN = binder and has
been very sick i improving
nicely.
Henry Mohler, Of Hughes.
VILE and Misses Kitty aud
Minnie, ot Swset Springs
visited ~ ?. Alper's Sunday
Mas Crazy Ro.cher, Miss
|Callie Kueker, Miss Minute
|GlMok went y Concordia ~.
ufday I'M rslagnea MQeAAx,
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
SALINE POINT

Wheat harvest Is over and
the farmers are now busy
laying by corn,
The chester" boat passed
down the river from Kansas
City last Friday.
Miss Ida Burnside and
Erma Null spent Saturday In
Dewitt.
Several of the young folks
from this side went TO Bruins.
wick Saturday.
Susie Burnside was the
Sunday guest Of Viola Barnes.
John Gibbons and family
were In the bottom Sunday.
Ice cream supper at Rich
Chappel Thursday night.
There will be preaching Q,
Harmony next Sunday.
That same Miami dude
made another trip to the bot
tom Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
LITTLE ROCK

Mote Elders and family
spentS Sunday attbe McC leland
place.
DR.. W. l.. Sharp left Wed.
nesday evening for Montgop;
cry City, Mo-. to spend July
4 with his grandmother who
is 80 years old aud returned
on July 4th rs far as Mexico
where he spent several hours
before returning home. Dock
arrived home early Friday
morning.
DR.. Sharp was an Arrow
Rock visitor Monday evening.
George Giger was seen
prowliug around on the streets
of Little Rock very late Sat-
urday evening, probably Geo.
had some attractions here.
Miss Rebecca Thornton is
visiting at Little Rock.
Mr.. Eubanks, of Slater,
called on his lady friends
Sunday.
Misses Susie and May
Smallwood left Sunday morn
ing for Jefferson City where
they will remain for u while
with their mother. We all
certainly hated to see them
leave and Little Rock won'i
know what TO do without them,
We all wish them we'll ano
hope in the near future TO SEE
them again.
Mrs. Trout and Mrs. Chas.
Reynolds spent Sunday a
Nelson.
Dan Ehlers was a Gillian
caller last week. WondeI
where9
o. Dysart made a fyini
70 Gillian Tuesday. He mus
mean business.
Mote Enlers left Monda,
evening for Lexington, Mo.
70 attend the Tri-State Ola.
Pigeon Shooting Association
Mote says that be will com
bone with tirst honor the lss
time be NON sec0ud honor.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

vi" IA
R IMMs;,x @

The one.crop system means ulti-
mate failure wherever practiced.
Keep the young stock growing II
you would increase your profits.
n II IA a question Of the sheep or
the dog. let the sheep stay and the
dog 90.
A company OF Russian Christians
Ia 20 locate on a farm In Anne Arun.
del county. Maryland.
dual purpose row Ia all right. except
for the man who wants TO produce
milk beef at a profit.
Collect the scions from fruit trees
now for spring grating. They may
be kept In moist sand or stuck into
potatoes and put In the cellar.
A successful onion grower uses
about 1900 pounds OF fertilizer per
acre. II IL made up as follows: Four
parts Of ammonia. eight parts phos-
phoric acid and eight parts potash.
And now the frog IL coming In for
protection. The New York State
League for the Protection OF Fish and
Game recommends q law making IL
illegal 10 kill frogs between December
I and May 81.
Experiments have shown that wa
ter glass solution properly made the
hrst year may be used the second
with good success II should be heat
ed 20 the boiling point, however. TO
stetriiize II before the second use.
The ideal farm, after all. Is not
the one that shows the greatest net
returns In dollars and cents, but the
one where father. mother and chill
dren have found the greatest amount
OF happiness and growth in charae.
ter.
To destroy the little white worms
which do injury at the roots of
plants take a piece Of perfectly fresh
lime as large as IN ordinary sired tea
cup, put In a pail OF water and allow
to dissolve. Pour OF the clean water
and apply enough TO the soil to thor
oushly saturate IL.
u Is the man behind the manger.
and not the cattle, who IL responsible
for the spread or the prevention OF
tuberculosis. A good airy old.fash'
toned stable Is better than science
which Is not REINFORCED by the full
est supervision OF all the conditions
under which the cattle are kept
While II may not be advisable on
the large farm to compost manure
he same being drawn directly Ia
'ha land as fast as made. the small
tarmer and the truck gardener car
scsstly increase the quantity OF avail
able plant food by having a well ar
ranged compost heap,
A clay soil which has been pro
due.ng good crops for any number o.
years ma be seriously injured by
one injudlcious blowing In a we
tine as 10 ruin Il for the growing o.
crops for two or three years. Thi'
10 due TO the pudding of the sol
which so modifes its. physical texture
~ to lock up the plant food which 4
contains,
A Wisconsin farmers method o
getting a good stand OF clover is I,
sow q nurse crop In the spring will
his clover reed on finely pulvsrize.
land worked down solid. He plant
from two to three quarts Of Alsik'
clover ssed to the acre and from fou
Ito nys Quarts OF red cioyer seed +
the acre. After the crop ia seede,
during the first year he leaves II en-
tirely alone. keeping stock on and Il
the fall tho grain IL allowed to com
I 70 maturity,
!. A campaign Of education II scin
on In hissonri and great things 4
LIN poultry ltns may BE- arrested 4
~ ~ "A pseer. tatpzs- 4 pou
4.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

try special OF two -ailway cars IN
travelling to all pc ts OF the state.
where free lectu' . on poultry top
les are given in nnection with the
display. The r ct is 20 stimulate
the production more and better
poultry and introduce more eco
nomic and ef = i've methods OF caring
for IL.
TIE Tow > state board OF agriculture
az &c a. meeting offered over $3.50
in cash sr the best ears Of corn.
There .Eoie prizes for single ears and
for coIecti,rs, and Judges awarded
these rfzes o, = scale Of points such
as would be u:ev in judging live
stoek. Some OF tn IS which were
most favorably considered we're
smaller than the best ~ q found In
an eastern cornheld. yet = vas easily
demonstrated that on TIL rest OF
these ears the corn was - packed
that the yield was astoni, v g
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

Headache aud constipation disap-
ear when Rings Little Liver Pulls
ere used They keep the system clean
the stom sch sweet. Taken occasion
ally they keep you we'll. They ATE
Ter the entire family. Sold by p. II.
Franklin's
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07
new LAW GOVERNING
SMALL CITY ELECTIONS

Denver March 6-The senate today
passed the house bill changing the
manner of choosing all city officers
from elective to appointment except
those OF mayor, clerk, treasurer and
aldermen. and the bill was signed by
the governor. An emergency was de-
clared and the law becomes operative
at once.
In cities of 5000 and less the only
officers voted for will be mayor, clerk.
treasurer and aldermen. The law also
explicitly states that voters in the
wards shall choose the aldermen for
their respective wards.
The Offices of marshal, street com
missioner. city engineer, and other
minor places are to be filled by ap-
pointment of the mayor and council,
and are to be held subject to the will
of the council.
The bill is known as the Healy bill
No. l74.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07

office of mayor and ordered vote
taken TO determine which of them
should become the party nominee.
Before balloting was begun Henry
L. White arose and stated that his
business for the coming year would
take him out of town large part of
the time, and on that account he said
his nomination would be inadvisable.
Having declined to allow further con-
sideration of his name in connection
with the mayoralty, Mr., White moved
the unanimous nomination of Mr.. Wal
lace, which was carried without dis
sent
Mr.. Wallace was called for by the
convention, but there was no response
and it was explained by Mr.. Dawson
that he was in Pittsburg endeavoring
to procure more money to develop
Canon City enterprise, an announce
ment that was greeted with applause.
Having disposed of the mayoralty
question Dr. T. II. Craven moved that
the delegates proceed with the other
nominations in the order in which they
appeared in the official call. The mo-
ton prevailed and a caucus was held
by the delegates of the several wards
to determine who their candidates
should be for aldermen. The ward
nominations for aldermen were ratified
INV tbe cnnyeptjon and were as fol-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07
DISCUSS MATTER OF
PURIFYING THE RIVER

Henry L. Hutton. Capt. b. F. Rocka-
fellow and T. NJ. Harding, represent
ing Canon City in the movement to
sotp the pollution of the Arkansas
river from placer mining at Granite
and from other commercial operations
along its upper course, attended a
convention in Pueblo on Tuesday to
discuss ways and means of bringing
about the proposed reform.
The convention was held In the
rooms OF the Pueblo Merchants Asso-
citation and delegates were in attend
ance from Salida and Pueblo as we'll
as this city.
Senator Campbell, who has intro
duced a bill into the legislature for
the purpose alluded to. ives present
and explained its provisions. This bill
Is now on the senate calendar and will
come up for consideration In that body
on Friday Of the current week. NJ
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07

which time it is expected that commit
tees representing the various CONNER
cial organizations of Salida, Canon
City and Pueblo will go to Denver and
use their influence to secure the pas
sage of Senator Campbell's measure.
Enactments similar in their provis-
ions to the one drafted by Senator
Campbell are in force in score of
valid reason why his bill should not
become law. 1t is a principle of
law, almost universally recognized,
that the rights of the people to the
waters of stream for drinking and
domestic purposes transcend those of
any individual or company, and can by
Legislative enactment be appropriated
for that purpose In other words the
law esteems the public health to be
paramount to all other considerations.
There was an unexpected degree of
enthusiasm at Tuesdays convention.
and the delegates expressed the ut
most hopefulness in being able to br-
ing about the publication of the river
along the lines suggested by the Sail
la Chamber of Commerce.
The people of Pueblo are greatly in
terested in the matter and the mayor
of that city. who was present at Tues
lays convention, promised to do every
thing in his power to further the move
;nent for clean river.
Senator Campbell's bill is almost
Identical with a law on the statute
books of Massachusetts, bearing upon
his subject
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07
w. r. kENNEY GOES TO
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY

w. b, kenney, for several years past
Denver and Rio Grande station, re
signed his position there on Mondal
to take place under Frank d. Heath
in the office of the electric railway
company. Mr.. Kenney's resignation
will so into effect March 18th.
Willis j. Hughes, friend OF H. 8.
Maddox. at present connected with the
general ticket office OF the Chicago &
Northwestern At Chicago, has been
rendered the vacant position.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07
sd s asad I CANON CITY COLORADO

A. H. McLain presented the name
of Dr. j. Homer Dickson for City
Treasurer Nomination made unani-
nous.
]. T. Locke presented the name of
A l.. jeffrey for the Office of city attor-
ney, who was likewise declared the
unanimous choice of the convention.
Judge Bailey offered the name CT
Charles l.. Milton for the ONCE of city
engineer. Mr. Mitton's nomination
was made unanimous.
The name of Squire ]. 7. Logan for
the office of police magistrate was pre-
scented to the convention by C. c. Daw-
son. He was nomin ated by acclama-
ton.
A n. McLain said that owing TO the
very probable adoption of bill by the
general assembly now in session in
Denver, requiring the offices Of city
marshal, and street commissioner to
be filled by appointment from the
mayor and city council, it would be
unwise to select candidates for those
positions and he moved that the mat
ter be deferred pending determine
ton of the matter by the legislature.
On motion a committee of four men,
bers, one from each ward, was ap-
pointed to fill vacancies.
The committee as agreed upon is
composed of Allen Jameson. R. 9.
Lewis, DR.. T. H. Craven and W. T.
Bridwell.
Henry L. White was elected chair
man of the city central committee and
empowered to select his own COM
mitteemen. Mr.. White suggested that
money was an essential to the success
of the party in the forthcoming cam
paign and he intimated that one thou
sand dollars would be about the right
amount to insure victory.
A finance committee consisting OF
c. r. C. Dye. Geo. R. Cassidy and Arch
McNelly was appointed.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07

Geo. A. Baker, Chas. r. Mclean, G.
u. wrockloff and Lou Franck will
leave Friday on combined pleasure
trip to Guaymas on the west coast OF
Mexico. They will be Joined at Ben
son, Arizona. by G. A. Biggs, now in
Los Angeles, who will become a mem-
ber of the party. The primary object
of their trip is to visit some mines in
the interior Of the state Of Sonora.
They expect to be gone about three
weeks.
The Record gives all the news and
gives Il the day II happened.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-07
Can City Has Prospered
and Grown as a Dry Town

Two years ago were told when the the city
campaign was that if the town went dry it would
kill the town. In fact, that the pricipa war
cry of the opposition
But the town went dry and it was not killed. In
fact Canon City has meyer known tuosvears OF such
prosperity as we have enjoyed during the past two
years and the town has been pretty dry
There is probably not dryer, town in the State
than Canon City and think possibly that there is
not better in a business way.
So we have the strongest possible evidence that
town can be voted dry and yet grow and prosper.
Surely the Taxpayers will not urge this year
that to continue the town dry will hurt busi