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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-21

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given 10 all credi-
tors of the above named deceased 20
present their claims duly authenticated
and with proper vouchers. II any exist.
even IL the claim il secured by mort
gage upon real estate 60 me, I'm care OF
Il. c. Peters. Esq. Executive Building.
Honolulu, within six months from thu
date hereof, which is the date OF FIRST
publication. IL such claims are not
presented within six months from the
first publication OF this notice, or with
in six months from the day they fan
due, they shall be forever barred.
Dated. Honolulu. this 30th day OF
April, A. ID. 1907.
GOO KING.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Pang
Poy, deceased.
77l4-April 30. May 7-l4-21-2s
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CABIN PLAN oS +" SHARK ;"

people in regard to the Missourian
comes from the fact that the Missou-
rian is a sister ship of the Virginian,
formerly called the Maine, which will
be put on the run between here and
San Francisco as a passenger ship
capable of accommodating $50 first
class passengers. The Promotion Com
mittee will probably take the oppor>
tunity of inspecting the Missourian
when she arrives in port with a view
of seeing what sort of vessel the
Vfrginjan will he
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF GEO. d. GEAR. DECD.
Parties having claims against the late
Geo. d. Gear. will please mail an item.
lied statement to the undersigned.
MILDRED ID. GEAR.
1928 p. o. Box 1876. Honolulu.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

First quarter of the moon May ~
The tiues at Kahului and Hho occur
about one hour earlier than at HOMO
lulu. "a
Hawaiian standard time ID 10 hours
an minutes slower than GreenWlca
time. being that of the meridian OF lo'
degrees thirty minutes The time WINS
tie blows at 1880 p. m, which Is sne
same as Greenwich, hours minutes.
rrn ana moon are for local time TOT
the whole group
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter OF the Estate of Pans
Poy, deceased.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-21
NEBRAsKAN MAKES RECORD.

Wireless messages received yesterday
announce the arrival of the Nebraskan,
The Observation-Disclosures Co.'S direct
boat between these islands and Te-
huantepec. She brings freight here
only thirty-seven days after it has left
the shippers hands in New York, MAX
ing time which Is far better than that
ordinarily made by the transconti-
mental railroads. 1t is the first time
that this new experiment of shipping
direct here from Salina Cruz has been
tried and the merchants of this city
are not slow in expressing their APP
probation of the fact that they are
brought so much nearer the Eastern
markets.
The Nebraskan will reach Honolulu
tomorrow morning, not today, as was
misstated in an afternoon paper. She
stays for thirty-six hours in Kahuluf
to discharge her freight for that port.
HELENE SAILS.
With the exception of the Manga Re-
va and the Inter-Island boats, the only
vessel to leave the harbor yesterday
was the schooner Helene, which sailed
for San Francisco. The Helene was
towed out early yesterday afternoon
by the Intrepid and though there was
but a light breeze blowing at the time
seemed to fairly jump through the
water as soon as her sails were set.
She carries 1900 tons of sugar to San
Francisco on her present trip.
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f. r. HENDRY.

Smith & Lewis. proctors for libellani.
773O-May IS. 20. p. p.
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THE WATER USED

A thousand gallons of water were
taken aboard in San Francisco but only
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-06
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following deeds have been fl
ed for record in the Office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
Harry Wildly Lea, by his committee
to Woodruff DeFreest, for $3.50,
the west 62.36 feet of lot 8, Lea's sub
division of Roswell.
VIM Fleming and wife to w. NJ.
Underwood, and others, for $75, a
small tract of land in the NV quar-
ter of 32-10-24-
c. L. Ballard, sheriff to L. B. Craig,
for $16S.25. lot 1, block Z, Sparks ad-
dition to Roswell.
Henry Lutz and wife to Mary B.
Glenn. for $1.250, lots 8, 10, II, and IA
block 8, South Roswell.
]. Barclay Reeves and wife TO N. A
Bladsoer, for 81 and other consider
atioa, the north third of lots 3 and A,
block Mountain View addition to
Roswell.
The Dexter Townsite Company to
F. R. Faulkner, for $11S lots 8. IL,
and 13, block 8, Tallmadge Brothers
addition to Dexter.
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If House, Don't Cost Much But Must Be Done Right See

but later decided in favor of the New
York Concern.
The presidential boom launched by
the friends of the former secretary
continues to be a subject of gossip
among the few politicians AID public
men left in the capital. the general
opinion being that there is but re-
mote possibility of Mr.. Shaw secur-
ing the nomination That he would
be eminently acceptable to the con-
servative element of his party and to
the fina1ciers who have profited by
his liberality in loaning public funds
is not doubted; but most of these are
already tied to the Foraker and Fair
banks booms.
1t is a noteworthy fact that all the
candidates for tae Republican nomi-
nation now in the field represent, to
a greater or lesser degree, the coaser-
vative wing of the party. 1t is not
always the early bird that gets the
worm, however, and the practical poi
iticians of Washington confidently be-
lieve that at the pregnant moment
some LsFollette or other young disci-
pie of the Roosevelt regime will swoop
down on the convention and carry
away the nomination.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-06

Trenton, N. J., Mar. 6.-Senator
Hilley presented to the senate today
the report of the special committee
appointed last year to investigate the
subject of life Insurance in New Jer-
sey. He also offered seven bills to car
ry out the committees recommends
tions.
Trenton, N. J., Mar. 6.-The report
the committee of the senate appoint
ed last year to investigate the sub
ject of life insurance in the state was
made public today. By far the great
er part of the report is devoted to
the Prudential Insurance Company of
America. The report contains an eX-
tended review of the Prudential from
the time of organization to the pres
ent, when the company shows a sur
plus of S1S,500,000. 1T is claimed y
says the report, that this surplus be-
longs to the stockholders, subject to
ers. Rather than allow this accumu-
lation to go on for the benefit of the
stockholders at the expense of the
policy holders, we would favor the
repeal of the charter of the corpora
ton. But the committee does not
think such a remedy nevessary."
In the place this extreme measure
the committee has prepared a bill
limiting the amount of the capital
stock of any insurance company to
$2,000,0 900 and restricting the profits
to the stockholders to ten per cent.
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Kansas Doc Shows Open.

Topeka, Kan, March 6.-The first
dog show to be held in Kansas under
the auspices of the American Kennel
Club opened mere today and will last
four days. Entries of thorough bred
CANNES have been received from va
rious parts of the country, including
fine strings from Chicago, Denver,
Memphis and other cities. James
Cole of Kansas City will judge all
breeds. Among the exhibitors is Adol
phus Busch, the millionaire ST. Louis
brewer, who sent string of the fin
est dogs in his kennels.
Valuable cups and other trophies
will be awarded for the best speci-
mems of collies. ST. Bernards, Great
Danes, Russian wolf hounds, point
ers, greyhounds, English settlers, Ir-
ish settlers, cocker spaniels, bull dogs,
bull terriers, fox terriers, Boston ter
riers, Irish terriers, dachsnunds, Chi
huahuas, American foxhou1ds, Nal
tese terriers, English toy spaniels,
toy terriers and Esquimaux dogs.
Special cash prizes will be awarded
the exhibitors of the largest strings.
: The show is in charge of the Tope-
ka Kennel Club, of which T. c. Her
ren is secretary, John Lucas Superin-
tendent and H. H. Crow, J. c. Harmon
and J. c. Elliott members of the show
committee.
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Florida Editorial Meeting.

Key West, Fla, March 6.-The an
nual convention of the Florida Press
Association opened here this morn
ing, most of the delegates coming by
boat from Miami. The session was
called to order by President c. L. Bit
tenger, and addresses of welcome
were made by Hon. w. Hunt Harris,
Mayor George L. Babcock and Colo
1el Walter w. Thompson of the Key
West Citizen. Papers will be read
during the session by George w. Will
son of the Jacksonville Times-Union
ON Metropolitan Journalism" Colo
mel Wallace F. Stovall of the Tampa
Tribune on " The Press of America:
Frank L. Mayes, of the Pensacola
Journal on Originality il Newspa-
per Work." Miss Jeffman Bell of the
Tallahassee Sun On ''NewspapeE Taf-
fy:" Colonel Adrian P. Jordan of the
Punta Gorria Herald On The Pisca-
torial Editor and F.. B. Stonman of
the Miami Record on 1.-The Newspa-
per in Municipal Affairs The To-
cal newspaper men will keep open
house for the visitors and are attemp-
ting to make the present convention
the greatest in the history of the as
sOciation.
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FUNERAL OF II. c. EVANS
Is LARGELY ATTENDED

The last rites over the remains OF
the late Henry Clay Evans were held
at two o'clock this afternoon at the
Evans home at 314 North Richardson
avenue, and a large crowd of people
that filled the mouse and entire front
yard was in attendance. The l. o. o.
o. F. lodge was there in body, the
Canton being in full uniform and the
members of other degrees wearing
the insignia of their rank.
The service was conducted by Rev.
Edwin Emerson Davis, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, who delivered a
brief address, commemorative of the
life of the deceased and appealing to
the Christian spirit of the large as
semblage to look upon the death as
a transformation to a better life.
The members of the lodge took
charge of the ceremonies after the
service at the house and conducted
the interment at the South Side Gem
etery. A great many people accompa-
MED the body to the cemetery and
many brought flowers to show their
feeling of love and respect for the
departed and sympathy for the be-
reaved.
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San Francisco. Cal, Mar. 6.-Tne
Examiner publishes an interview to
day with Eugene Schmitz at Los An
geles, where he arrived last night.
Mayor Schmitz is reported as saying:
THE results of my conference with
President Roosevelt were successful
even beyond my expectations. Altho'
/ went to Washington to confer with
the President about admitting Japan
csc into the public schools, | found
my views not altogether right and
when the matter was presented to me
in light | had not before considered,
/ could see that there was some rea-
son for the attitude the head of the
nation took. l found President ROose-
welt was strongly in favor of admit
ting the Japanese to the schools. and
of course he is in a position to know
what is really best. 1 feel tnat whole
sale immigration of Orientals to this
coast would be detrimental to the
working people, and l am not in ia
vOr of letting the immigration bars
down. But as far as letting them go
to school. / have come to the decision
that the Japanese have some right to
get an education"
So far no word has been received
as to the whereabouts of Abraham
Ruef, who failed to appear in court
yesterday when his case was called.
Mayor Schmitz, who was indicted
Jointly with Ruef for extortion, will
arrive in the city from the East about
noon, his rrain being delayed.
Up to noon today Abraham Ruef
had not been found by Sheriff O'Neil.
Judge Dunno permitted Attorney Hen
ry to subpoena witnesses in the ef-
fort to ascertain his whereabouts.
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MOTHER OF THAW WILL
TESTIFY IN THE CA

New York. Mar. 6.-The way was
cleared this morning for taking testi-
mo1y of Mrs. William Thaw in the
trial of her son, Harry X. Thaw, for
the murder of Stanford White. Dis
trict Attorney Jerome concluded his
long cross examination of DIR. CAas.
NJ. Wagner, one of the alienists for
the defense, and the expert was fin
ally excused just before the luncheon
recess. Thaw's counsel then stated
that the defendants mother would
testify this afternoon
Jerome today took a new tack in
his cross examination of DIR. Wag
ner and asked if in the acts surround
ing the killing of White there was
anything to enable the witness to
differeatiate between insanity and in
toxication. Wagner declared that
there was nothing whatever to indi-
cate intOxication but much to indi-
cate insanity. Wagner further testi-
fed that Thaw was of unsound mind
when he married, but had sufficient
intelligence to know what he was do
ing.
Mrs. William Thaw was the first
witness called after luncheon. She
said she noticed a change in her son
when he came to Pittsburg in 1908.
He was absent minded, and apparent
ly had lost interest in life. Mrs. Thaw
broke down and cried while narrating
the change in her son following his
trip to Europe with Evelyn in 1903.
In explaining his changed condition
to her, Mrs. Thaw told her that the
''wickedest man in New York had
ruined his life.''
Mrs. Thaw, after recovering from
her first breakdown seemed about to
weep again, and could not proceed.
Justice Fitzgerald relieved the situa-
tion by ordering her testimony up to
that time read to the jury. 1t mad
been given IN a voice too low for the
jury to hear.
Justice Fitzgerald overruled Mr.. Je-
objections to Mrs. Thaw tell
ing of conversations with her son in
1904. She then related Harry's state
ments to her about White, in effect
corroborating the testimony given by
Evelyn Thaw. Mrs. Thaw said she
laid down as a condition of their mar
riage that Evelyn's past life should
be a closed book
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Lid off at Detroit.

Washington, March 6.-News has
been received from Detroit that the
pugilistic lid has been pried loose in
that bailiwick and that a police per-
init has been granted for a bin show
Friday night, WITH the understanding
that no money is to be paid the con-
testants. Several fighters have al
ready been secured under this ar
rangement- Harry Cobb will do ten
round stunt with Joe Cherry and Will
lie Spracklin and Kid Brock will mix
things for ten rounds. Several pre-
liminaries are also on the program.
The only other bout of any impor-
tance scheduled for Friday night is
that between Muggsy Shoel of Cheyn-
ne, Wyoming, and Freddie Weeks, of
Cripple Creek, Colorado.
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Houston Primary Election.

Houston, Tex, March 6.-Primary
elections are being held today for the
nomination of candidates for mayor
and four commissioners under the
new commission of municipal govern
ment. Two tickets are in the field.
The present administration compos-
ed of Mayor H. B. Rice and Commits
sioners James A. Thompson, James b
Marion, James Appleby and ]. z. Gas
ton. is opposed by DIR. ]. d. McGregor
for mayor and w. ]. Koplhauff. s. A.
Oliver, F. NJ. Ludtke and F. A Lar
sen for commissioners. The election
will be held on April s. Great inter
est is manifested by the voters and
about 5000 poll tax receipts have
been issued.
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WALKER G. DAWSON
OFF, TO SAN ANTONIO.

E. F. Walker returned to Lake Ar
thur yesterday to Load his household
goods in a car preparatory to moving
his family to San Antonio, Texas this
week to make their home. DR.. Walk
er and George A. Davisson will also
move to San Antonio this week. The
Walker & DavisSon Company will
open a land Office in the old historic
town and expect to remain there per-
manently if business turns out good
If the place proves unsatisfactory
they will return to Roswell. ALI the
parties will leave Lake Arthur Thurs
day or Friday. They have done much
good in the Pecos Valley and San An
tonic is fortunate
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HARTMAN NOT INTER.
ESTED IN WALL STREET.

New York, Mar, 6.-An ulverified
report that Hartman has secured a
big block of Reading & New Jersey
Central stocks held by the Frick int
erests, which gained circulation to-
day, caused a sharp upward turn in
Reading today. The report could not
be verified
Washington, Mar. 6.-Referring to
the report that he had secured large
holding in Reading and New Jersey
Central, Hartman today, through his
secretary, requested the Associated
Press to say that he is not interested
in Wall street, and did not care to
deny all the rumors originating there
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FraternaI Conventions.

Providence, R. l., March 6.-The
grand encampment of the Odd Eel
lows of Rhode Island began today,
with several hundred members of the
order in attendance. The delegates
will be addressed by distinguished Of
ficials of the order from other states.
Winnipeg, Man, March 6.-The
Loyal Orange grand lodge of Mani
toba began it's session here today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Kilgour enter
tanned two tables at cards last night,
following up the games with a deli
cious luncheon.
The Entertainment Committee ald
a special committee of ladies are
making plans for a st. Patrick's Day
entertainment at the Commercial
Club on Friday evening, March Is.
The Eagles have issued invitations
for ball, to be given Thursday even
ing at the dance hall in the Gaullieur
Block. The affair has promise of be-
ing largely attended by the members
of the order and their friends, and
the committee is making arrange
ments for all to have a good time.
Mrs. w. c. Burrus entertained
about twenty lady friends at her hos
pitable suburban home in the south
west part of town Saturday, the af-
fair being an all-day party. The Ia
dies arrived at eleven and spent two
hours socially. after which a delicious
dinner was served in five courses.
The afternoon was spent doing fancy
work. Flowers were used profusely
in the decorations, and the Burrus
home was very attractive.
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Washington, March 6.-Lesiie M.
Shaw who retired from the treasury
portfolio of President Roosevelt's cab
met last Monday, today assumed his
new position as president of the Car
negie Trust Company. newly organ
lied New York Financial institution
The late secretary and his family will
reside in the metropolis. but his legal
home will continue to be at Denison,
Iowa. The capital stock of the con-
Germ OF which Mr. Shaw is now the
executive is 81. 900 900. with paid up
surplus Of half that amount, plac-
Ing It among the smaller and less I'M
norfant New York financial institu-
ff0ns. Charles c. Dickenson is the
retiring president Mr.. shaw had Of
fers q executive positions from the
leading nnanoial Institutions All over
fhe country. and came near accepting
<ha o1far OF St. Louis trust company
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Polo PLAYERS seqin Practice.

Preparatory to the matched games
with Amarillo players, during the cat
tlemen's convention, some of the po-
10 players of Roswell yesterday after
noon started the practice games at
the Military Institute grounds. Among
those who went out to play were Dick
Ballard, Johnnie Peck, George Slaugh
ter, ]. B. Stonehouse, Will Ballard
and Ted Bedell. Others will join in
the practice games day by day.
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BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGISLA
TIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE TER

RIIOR1 OF NEW MEAICO:
Section 1. That whenever, in any
incorporated city or town, a sidewalk
has been constructed in conformity
with the ordinances existing at the
time of its construction, it shall not
be possible by ordinance or otherwise
to require another or a new or differ
ent sidewalk to be constructed in
place thereof within three years of
the date of the construction of such
sidewalk, and any ordinance attempt
ing to require the construction of a
new sidewalk in place of one that was
laid according to existing ordinances,
within three years from the time of
its construction, shall be null and
void.
Sec 2. That all acts and parts of
acts in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed, and this act shall take eff
ect from and after it's passage.
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THE AMERICAN INDIAN.
Will Be Seen at The jamestown
Exposition.


Norfolk, Va, March 6.-Indissolu-
ably identified with the Colonial mis-
tory of America, and especially in
the event which the jamestown Expo
sitioa is designed to memorialize, the
American Indian will be accorded rep
resentation and honor of no small de-
gree in that celebration.
In addition to that portion of the
Smithsonian exhibit pertaining to
these primitive people, the State of
Virginia has gathered for display a
large and varied collection of authen-
tic relics showing the customs. dress
and haldicraft of the natives prior
to the advent of civilization. Every
tribe identified with the jamestown
settlement will have representation
in this category making the anthropo
logical, chronological and biological ex
hibits very complete and interesting.
More entertaining than these will be
the presence of some four hundred
living Indians embracing the memb-
ers of six tribes, among whom the ex-
lied Tuscaroras will have place. These
people were driven from their Virgi-
mia home by the aggressiveness OF
their more war-like neighbors long be
fore Captain Smith landed on these
shores. and turning their steps north
ward joined the Iroquois, among
whom they found more congenial com
pany if not better climate. Accen-
tuating the interest surrounding this
tribe is the tradition held among them
that they are descendants of a white
colony that migrated from Wales in
1170 who were wrecked somewhere
off the Virgilial or Carolina coast.
While this may not admit of authen-
tication. the fact that this people once
held undisputed sway over wide
section about jamestown, and that
their visit to the Exposition will be
the first homecoming since their pic
turesque and romantic migration, will