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New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l

tRy Telegraph - The TriouneI
eveand. June 3O.-The authorities of chi
c5co. it is understood. realize the futity of ex-
pending large sum of money in an effort 10
serve summons on John n. Rockefeller and
therefore will depend on ". l. David. prose-
cutting attorney Of Hancock County, 70 bring
him to court. Mr., Rockefeller. il will he re-
called. was summoned To appear i'm the action
against the Standard oil Company az Findiay.
Ohio. but was excused from daily attendance on
court by his promise TO appear and give testi-
mony whenever the prosecutor desired.
The Chicago authorities, II IS said, are
planning to have Prosecutor David summon Mr..
Rockefeller for appearance before the court in
Findlay and then serve summons him 10
testify in Cook County The Chicago officers
could wait until the end Of the Ohio trial.
could obtain cXtradition papers and take him TO
their city, pleading urgency their excuse for
such radical action. Prosecutor David said to-
night that It was entirely possible that this
plan might be followed. Ifo said he would be
guided aarlrely by the wishe7 ~ the federal
aCcl0ritlcs.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
WOMEN SAVE BIG DAM.
Work TIL Daylight Stopping Leak
Before RelieUed By Men.
ERy relegrarh to Tho rrihuna

Denver, June 30,-Mrs. NJ J Reed and the
Misses Knight. Reed and McGin last night pre-
-sated The breaking Of the dam Of the great
esasand Reservoir, which holds the largest
T,scoveasody body Of water in the stage The women
r,ay treno an an alarming leak and telephoned for
while +,ok oook team and went to the dam
trto the naeled hay TWO others packed II
AFTER throwing in eiever va snogeeG art upon it.
iieyed ~ men Until until daylight they were re-
aveted avert what wog,s %so finished the repairs and
aater. S'y nave been a dis
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
JAP POACHERS CAUGHT.
Capture of T5centy-ninc on ST. PauPs
Island by the PERM Reported.

San Francisco. June 3O.-The steamer Homer.
Captain Donaldson, which arrived yesterday from
the Pribyloh Islands, brought word of the capt
ure of twenty-nine japanese seal poachers at
st. Paul's Island. off the Phibyloff group by the
United States revenue cutter Perry.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
BOY AREoNAUr IN DANGER AGAIN.
Adverse Air Current Carries Him Up
Mile on His Sky Cycle"

Columbus Ohio. June 30.-Cromwell Dixon. four
teen years Old made ascent to-day in his sky
cycle" and carried up more than mile by an
adverse air current. The propeller Of the airship
is by foot power and Dixon has been able to
handle IL readily in light breeze.
To-day, after the ship had asccnded short
distance. il caught by strong current of air
which whrled Il rapidly upward until only the gas
bag could be discerncd by the naked eye, After
being up half an hour Dixon landed safely several
miles from the starting point
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
MIDsHIPMAN RUSHED TO HOSPITAL.
George L. Weyler May Have to Undergo an
Operation.
IRr TeIeeranh 10 The TrIblne. ]

Newport, r. Il, June S0-NidShlpman George l..
Weyler, attached to the cruiser olympia.
brought to Newport tonight the monitor Florida
to be transferred the hospital at the naval train
ing station. Midshipman Weyler was taken sick
Yesterday and this afternoon transferred 10
the Florida. He was at once taken 70 the hospital
where after an examination the surgeon in charge
announced that AN operation would not be neces-
sarv Tonight as his sickness appeared To be light.
he will probably be operated on to-morrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
HELD IN $4,000 THEFT CASE.
Five Assayers Arrested at Goldfeld-1, 500
Pounds of Ore Recovered.

Ciodfed. New. June 3o-Five assayers
rested yesterday and 150 pounds of high grade
alleged to have stolen from the Little Florence
mine and valued at $4,000. recovered The
who actually stole the rich ere are said TO be under
surveillance
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
HAVANA CIGAR FACTORIES TO CT osE

...tLe a, I'M, I'M so-The eigarmakers who are on
manufacturers to submit their differenres r. " arb,
~ wn'eh expired last night The rnanuIact,rr-
SsaLis Indefinitely. VSs an tile'f
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
SUCCESSOR TO MR.. WILCOX.
PRESIDENT Probably Will Not Take Up the
Question Before End Of This Week

oySier Bay, June 90.-The resignation of w. r.
WILCOX as postmaster of New York CITY which
mas peen received the executive Offices here win
pe iaiu before the President tomorrow and will
probably be accepted at once
"lCIetaiy boeb said tonight that President
hooseVelt would not take up the matter OF a s1c-
eessor to MI Wilcox before the end Of the week
least. A'
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01

New Haven. June 30.-The schooner Mildred
A. Pope. which IN collision with the Fall
e-i.er itIs.r Puritan ri T'alsues.s Island In the
Sound last night, was toved into this port stern
foremost and lying low in the water late to-day
by the steam yacht Enrose. owned by Andrew
W. Rose. OF New York. The Ernrose picked up
the schooner off Saybrook
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01

New service and tempting short trips offered b.
the Hudson River Day Line-Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01

Go and breathe the pure. cool air in the balsam
forests OF New Hampshre.-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
POLAND WATER. NATURES CURE

Purest Spring Water In the World. Park & .rl-
ford. Acker, Merrall & Condit Co. Poland Spring
Co.. l1so Broadway. n. Y.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
FRANCIS MURPHY DEAD.
Vel KRo7cn Temperance Lecturer
Expires in Los AngelcS.

Les Angeles June 3G-Trrar1cts Murphy. -&o
temperance lecturer. died to-day. following a
long Illness and general collapse.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01

AFTER ALL, usHER's ThE SCOTCH
ss.st made the hghball famous.-Advt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
OPINIONS OF BANKER CLEWS.

Cews the New YORK banker
said unquestOnabe Of was well illustrated E w
establishments experiencing IN us
cent was mentioned as the
minimum largest with corresponding figures for
mentioned Nj described one aught with
week later however, Mr. Cew adopted m0@s tone
on the same these remarks
oommsrsia vaper rules about per high partly
esu,arv disposition of bankers 10 apply some
financial markets The hish rates "
in business circles and 1t Is
mercantile failures are on the increase inns
expected and does not reflect any general ~
been weakened by overtradin
r other unsoun confidence viii doubt
e further While there have been
no important liquidation IN securities
sustained quarters and that on
- - ,s which have been saved from collapse
York b also 70 other including London
Berlin ana SIS money closely Tested 1t follows
sh restored until the rasn has been
ST each points
In his opinions political phase the business situation as they
appear weekly Of the dates mentioned Nh CeWs deeioe0
interesting September u he writes
The Governments investigation in this city
although showing sensational nna
cling influential feature the market situation
fbst merely placed definite had previously been
belief It's connection with the
- : ra IN is practical demonstration
rot ru N lis campaign & wrOngdo individuals large
the fight and the successful COM
peton and value for the holders
securities but thinking people every day
wisdom Of his policy and the oenenal results 70 ene
weakness il the Wall Street
tu the fact thss Wan Street and the country
ahead snd row sunefing me lneSAe
The Presidents policy punishment Oeials response
lie fer evil prove eeaeu and has the additional
merit avoiding punishment stockholders for what they
responsible
On September Nj C1ew after giving disturbing
crops would be quickly reflected renewed 9nida
tiou Of concludes thus
The Government Is showing aggressive railroads
restoring Of confidence 81 rate II
quarter Nevertheless viii be important to watch the political stna
zntiopoarion Of the Government
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
THE AUTOMOBILES ORDINANCE.

question approached spirit
regulating automobile be satisfactorily
Springfield Republican
information, highway
professional operators
examination before licenses
being without Inconsistency
Republican Undisrminating
been of the Honolulu regulation
There be convention Springfield by automobile
which
preventing preliminary
made in behalf of the club anticipated that its attitude
appears
of provisions An offender his entirely
commission revocation of both his license
penalty Imprisonment
operated after the license has been taken away "A small fine counts for
nothing the Republican observes against the exclusion
vehicle the legitimate the public highways There be
following studied by
O here for application the local problem by the pending
Oahu county ordinance:
1f automobile club places itself ephaticay side of law and
smart and that II he persists in it he viii not continue in good oor among
fellow change of conduct be speedily noticed
ehampng of
influence that neaa Doubtless all autOmObsts would like
liberal speed limit established probably
public nearly
invariably the result OF illegal speed and reckless driving Until the fire.
these accidents is lesned and there disposition
automobiles fairly with public
latitude be made with good viii be found that
abuser automobile who such
legislation
any system
regulation recognition produce
liberation between the authorities auomObts As the
mobile is new vehicle OF transportation on public highways the old rules
governing
should
o
Conditions to met are different as between town and couutrs be-
winding billy
'.blind eOmer'
of
speeding machine
@ % % on either hand An adapt.tn Of the old law ag to furious
limit regulation Proof of ofns would
develop speed
perhaps actually
guilty of reekle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
HAWAII WAS TAKEN
FOR NAVAL STATION

Senator Foraker, in closing a speech
at Somerset, Kentucky, on September
"a. dwelt at length on the attitude Of
the Republican administration toward
placing the United States flag where it
would be respected by all nations, no
matter what the future brought about
He told OF the war with Spain and
how the Philippines had been captur-
ed; how Dewey's feet. which was sta
TONED at Hongkong. had hastened TO
Manila and captured the Spanish feet
and established naval station that all
the powers would look to as one OF
the greatest in the world. He was
loudly applauded when he told of how
the United States had placed itself in
a position to defy the naval powers
Of the world when it purchased the
Hawaiian Islands and Philippines for
the purpose Of converting their harbors
into great naval stations. He dis
cussed the Panama Canal at length
and said: 1T was the result of the
Oregon trip around Cape Horn, in an
effort to reach the American feet in
the Caribbean Sea and join II in the
assault upon the Spanish feet in the
harbOr of Santiago, under Admiral
Ceryera- After this long voyage from
san Francisco around the cape Il was
the determination OF William McKin-
ley 70 build the Panama Canal
Hawaii, however, was not purchased
II was annexed by resolution If Co1-
gress with the consent Of the govern
ment OF the Republic Of Hawaii which
mad previously offered a treaty OF an
nexation and after that rendered the
use Of the Hawaiian ports to the U 8
army and navy vessels in the Spanish
American war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
HuO WHARF PLAN SATISFACTORY.

appearing both the IiiO
regard regard the HlO wharf by Gov
InteEznd
company generally approved
majority thinking capital OF the Big Island
and who did net wish
nb0ThOod being without
considering tie object o gained
government
Of $4,000
frnsas uPkP OF the wharf
amounting protty viii
be
the public inazmueh
Of
government VII be improved The people Of Hlo vii
they desired the government IL
cone II1End what
wants
which benefited and
u5v hut Of the
expenditure government sy justified despite the criticisms
isdaged i By tie press
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

to anything :
thing doing bakwaer. The Hlo
wel-known generosity Honolulu
in TO PaHa havefa
that the Honolulu body has in good word for the Ho
h-eakwa teri a
Did Hio trouble
soliciting
mainland gratifying
promising
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

Excuse me- said the stranger with
well-kept side whiskers 70 the native,
but can you direct me to the best
hotel in the cityz@ Five blocks TO
your right" replied the native. ..the
Grand Central" lis It strictly mod
ern27 Everything mp TO date. sir. in
Guiding immunity baths."-NIiwaukee
Sentinel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

There would be opportunity for the oadutor
holding
Tie bulletin California Committee
with this
Promotion predictions
arriving period
report
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

Taft delivered cordial address banquet
Toxic Ii received enthusiasm Of
Wax admitted the relations between the
country creating
better and would
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

II Hawaii millions OF Pearl
of
coming lack support mainland
pledges for anything positions characters and
shss Of apprehension
beginning development win be made
before another fiscal year fan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

Yachting Hawaii Be coming lis again Efforts
notwithstanding the fame Of
VIII
specially Hs
making
lz-x-z eo--sS-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

gamers
TN! then According
authority should engaged
by EEe foreign fairly placed
II equally position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

newspapers
expression japan Eozd
w2Eop receiving iHigrzuts Jaza
z1o-z q asserting outrage
TIE bettest5ps - lie
Nezer
1ek 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

Naming appear
J2aese E Rapid
eo1ss1s-s SAVING JzEzaese Pzsergzs lives
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

despatch President
t luck hunting whether the buck laid low
buck Niger bsek for both Louisiana
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

wesdL Hirses~orEing
ezl give gass sizznssrs4ea oEazo1 hsal-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

championship games
EUnh temporary and clerks viii probably
a epidemic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One)
hand. have received a letter from a
man in Denver, who said he had
case of our pines shipped him from
Chicago: that they are the finest pines
that have ever reached the Denver
market, and that he wants more of
them.
Yours truly.
JARED G. SMITH.
Special Agent in Charge.
Mr.. Wood mentioned the fact that
the California Promotion Committee
was doing everything in its power to
help in the work here and stated that
the cordial relations were being
cemented by the feeling promoted by
the Pacific Commercial Advertiser. an
instance of which was mentioned in
the following letter. received by him
from Rufus Jennings:
San Francisco, September %, 1907.
Mr. II. P. Wood, Secretary, Hawaii
Promotion Committee, Honolulu,
T. II.
Ny Dear Mr.. Wood: 1 want to thank
you for the copy of the Pacific Com
mercial Advertiser sent me recently. 1t
was with much satisfaction that I saw
the Illustrations of buildings being
erected in San Francisco. published so
prominently in the paper. This is the
sort of work that counts and is APP
preciated. 1 hope that the Hawaiian
journals will make a practise of set
ting forth conditions of San Francisco
and California in the true light.
With regards. 1 am
Cordially yours,
RUFUS JENNINGS,
Chairman.
a letter from Mr.. Childs, the COM
mittee's agent at Los Angeles, was
read, in which he stated that he was
working hard on the proposition OF an
excursion from that city by the Sierra
during the coming season The Oceanic
company, he said, wanted $4,000 for
the steamer to make a trip down here
of not less than twenty-four days. This
would mean a trip making stop Of
three days at Hilo and of a week in
this city. The prices for accommoda-
tons would range from 5000 to $50
apiece. fer the trip. the difference be-
ing in the rooms on board the vessel.
At this rate it would mean that 225
tourists would be necessary for the
trip to be a success financially.
The members of the committee SEEM
ed to be of the opinion that the price
asked for the charter of the vessel was
rather high, as she had been offered at
a lower rate several times before. No
action was taken on the matter, which
will be left in the hands of Mr.. Childs
for the present.
A letter was received from Jess
Woods, asking that the Promotion
Committee take charge of the enter
tainment of the baseball team which
is to come from the Coast next month.
The committee could not see the mat
ter in the same light as Woods, and
the secretary was instructed to reply
TO his letter. stating that there were
no funds available for such purposes.
The committee all were agreed on the
fact that the coming of the Coast team
was a good thing and that it should
have the moral support of the COM
mittee but when it came to cash it
was another matter.
Secretary Woods will leave for Ha-
wall by steamer today and will return
on the Mauna Loa next Friday. On
that account the regular weekly meet
ing will take place on Friday instead
of Thursday of next week.
The weekly letter of Secretary Wood
was as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

WALLACE dining
rsza. nos have beea ee1sssz1 q reply
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
OOrs very truly,
-(Signed) D. z ROBERTSON,
Manager. s. S. Department.

This adds another to the list Of pos
sibie excursions for the season Of 1907
1903
Miss Hart Of Long Beach, California.
writes that her plans are maturing
satisfactorily Nj Scott Of San Fran
cisco feels assured of at least twenty
FIVE (z5) in his December party. The
Seattle excursion will probably bring
tTo hundred (zOO people sometime
during February and BY the last mail
word came 70 hand that renewed ef-
forts were being made 70 secure the
Sierra for an all California excursion
with good prospects Of success.
Our friend, Mr.. B. L. Lomax, gener-
a passenger agent Of the Union Pa
ciAe Railroad Company. writes that he
Eill gladly undertake. without charge.
the distribution Of our folders among
the various general agents Of the
Union Pacific railway throughout the
East and Middle West
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

novelty eaing rubberng'
expedition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11
Honolulu. October

Honolulu, October 10, 1907.
Chairman and Members, Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee.
Gentlemen: / am pleased to report
that Doctor L B. Sperry of Oberlin,
Ohio. who has now been some time in
the Islands. is busily at work securing
extended data for his forthcoming IL
Illustrated lecture on Hawaii. The doe
tor is close observer, a ready writer,
as well as an interesting speaker, and
will. feel assured, prove of great help
in the future in presenting an attrac-
tive picture of what Hawaii has TO
offer the tourist and home seeker, to
many thousands of people on the main
land who today have but little in
formation concerning our beautiful Is
lands
During the past few months we have
added Rev. Father Stark, Charles A
Payne and now DR.. L. 3. Sperry TO
the list of well known lecturers who
propose featuring Hawaii in their pub
lie addresses. The result of their lee
lures will not, of course, be felt before
the season Of 1s0s-1sOs, but in our work
We have to look well ahead in order to
secure results.
By the steamer America Naru we
received the following letter:
Los Angeles. Cal, Oct. 1. 1907.
H P Wood. Esq, Secretary, Cham
Der Of Commerce, Honolulu, Ha-
wall.
Dear Sir; We are organizing a
party Of at least fifteen to leave San
Francisco, per s. S. Korea, December
10th, due IL Honolulu December 18th,
returning per S. s. Mongolia, Deem
Der z1st-
There viii be others who will extend
their stay.
Kindly ascertain IL you can get
special rates at one of the principal
hotels, also inform US what trips you
would recommend during their four
days stay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-11

Anaeele nay generally noticed believe in the anha
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-23
Another Liquor Lesson.

Knoxville has gone prohibition" and
the Charleston News and Courier &C
counts for it from the fact that the
liquor sellers were not content with
selling liquor but tried to control local
politics and this move was more than
the people would stand and so voted
for prohibition. The News and Courier
makes this general application:
Although in most communities the
feeling against the whisky business it
self had perhaps acquired such strength
that It cannot be checked, we believe
that had the whisky sellers always con-
Quoted themselves and their business
with the same respect for the rights of
other people and the decencies Of life
that has characterized those engaged in
mercantile or other lines, the business
itself would not be now beset with
enemies who seriously threaten its ex-
istence and who have destroyed ii in
a large part of the country"