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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
SIGNS OF sLUMP|NG
IN WALLACH STOCK

Mrs Atcherley's mass meeting" on
behalf of Doctor ]. Lor WaIIach,
called for Home Rule headquarters on
Thursday night, was a fzzle.
Not more than a score of Wallaeh
devotees attended and the meeting was
postponed for a week.
"reminiscences of Holy Moses"
whose prayer charms installed for King
Kalakaua are still shown in the lin
tells of palace doorway, and Of Dr.
Kuehn, q new story of whom appears
elsewhere, are reviewed by the opinion
OF VaIIaeh given to an Advertiser
reporter by one of the oldest Hebrew
residents of Honolulu.
This man is well acquainted with
WaIlach and regards him as a pleasant
fellow, but does not like to see him
keep his race in the background
He is an Israelite like myself. IL he
was born in Switzerland" the speaker
said among other things, but he does
not want it to be known, for the ma
tives would say, He is a Jew and We
don't want to have anything to do
with him."
Some at least Of the political leaders |
in the Committee OF Ten are becoming |
sore on Wallach- As one Of them put
Il yesterday, He tells so many differ
ant stories, We can not believe any
thing he says"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
MELON FLY PARASITES
ARE BEING SOUGHT

The Advertiser Is informed by Mr.
Giffard that Efforts to procure the
parasite Of the melon fly for Hawaii
are proceeding but that It may be
months before the entomologists can
transfer them from India to western
Australia, whence they viii be brought
here. The process, unlike that which
attends the transfer OF lady bugs for
the destruction OF scale, - a delicate
one. requiring the use OF purchase OF
orchards en- route where the parasite
may procure It's natural food. and the
OF secondary and even
tertiary parasites which prey upon the
enemy OF the melon fly itself II all
goes well. Mr.. Gifard says. the condi-
lions for the rearing OF melons and
cucumbers may be restored In Ha-
wall to what they used to be.
The impression held by some growers
that the melon fly Is responsible for
the blights that befaIl the mango and
coffee bean. does not appear to be
borne out by entomologists The dis
eases referred to are Of fungous origin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
PRESS COMMENT
ON AGITATION

Since the appearance OF Mr.. Ishida's
article in a local Japanese paper, ad-
vocating japanese support OF the
American Federation OF Labor. the
question has called forth some COM
ment in the Hawaii Shimpo and the
Daily Chronicle. both OF which call
Mr.. Ishida's argument the silly talk
OF an utter stranger TO local condi-
tons Mr.. Ishida in his article urges
his countrymen to give support and
join the Federation and. as his rea-
son. says the laboring men as class
should realize their Identical interests
regardless OF color. and the japanese
in Hawaii viii gain strong hold by
joining thA Federation" He says in
his article tsat "the main reason we
are considered by the Federation as
their opponents is our cheap labor and
the low standard OF living. thereby in
juring their position IF" he says.
we see how the relation OF the two
nations has been strained. 10 our re-
g-e.. by the labor agitation. we ought
70 see the wisdom of joining the Fed
Grafton which is today a strong factor
in the politics OF the United States"
He urges all japanese laborers. skilled
OF not. 10 adopt far-seeing policy and
step forward 20 better their own con-
ditions-
The arguments used by the two op-
ponent papers are somewhat alike.
The Shimpo says; What we were
afraid OF. after the enactment OF the
restriction law. was cut in the wages
81 the plantation laborers. However.
II did not come. much 10 the credit for
the fair dealing OF the planters They
are showing good will in many respects
and our countrynen are satisfied on
the whole with the treatment they are
receiving. Peace and good win prevail
between the capitalists and the labor
erS. Why, then. should we take
step likely 20 ruin such relation. at the
inStigatiOn Of s very suspicious rep
resentative OF the Federation. The
so-called Federation has done enough
70 ruin our prestige on the Coast. de-
prived our brethren OF their rights and
means. And now We join hands with
them and be brothers, We look on !
this proposal as a good joke on the !,
part OF an unknown representative and ]
i learned student from Michigan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
FEARFUL SEIZURES OF PAIN
Dosn's Backacne Kidney Pulls Remov
ed Dozen Large Stones and
Believed the Pain

Joseph Deloge. OF Renton. Wash,
L. s A. writes OF his wonderful cure
He says:
7 think the alkali water OF the West
affected my kidneys. / began 10 have
spsNs. I was 50 stiff and lame X hurt
ne 70 work I came TO Seattle. but
the change OF climate did not help me
II was dangerous for me 70 work at
my trade Once I was taken with a
dizzy spell when walking along the
jOisJs Of building. had to get down
on my knees 10 avoid falling 70 the
ground The urine at this time was
thick. red and Ill smelling. Soon I was
taken with an awful pain in the groin
I thought I had appendicitis In agony
went 20 a doctor. He said gall stone,
and administered morphine 20 ease nv
pain He gave me some effervescent
salts and said II would dissolve the
stone. but it didn't
Soon after this. heard about Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills and began
using them faithfully. The treatment
very quickly began TO dissolve the
stone Il crumbIed and came out in the
urine. in the form Of sandy. gritty
sediment For several days this con-
tinued. and the grit was 50 thick IT
could be scrapsd of the bottom Of the
vessel in large quantities. One day
the urine stopped flowing. and 1 was
taken with a frightful pain II kept
Up all through the hours Of the night
There was constant desire 20 urinate,
but could not pass a drop. In the
that big stone sent you came
out. and was followed with a gush OF
blood IN the urine. Next came the !
smaller stones. and then more sand and |
grit
The suffering was something terri |
be but began TO feel well right after /
Backache. headache. and dizziness
disappeared. and picked Up in health /
and strength Ny whole system felt 4
the benefit I an sure Deans Back
ache kidney Pills saved my life.
fave never had an attack OF gravel or
kidney trouble since"
Doan's Bsckache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and storekeepers
L 80 cents Per box six boxes $3.50. or
VII be mailed on receipt Of price by
he HOLSTER Drug Co. Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

sensicsl doctor, in fact Neither King
kalaksus nor Queen LiIiuokalaui Sc
cured his appointment as government
physician or were attended BY h'ur
He stayed with the late Harry Tur-
neglect caused Kushn's removal 70 HO-
nolulu. where he praetised for about
three months
Brother Joseph Dutton OF Kzlawao
lastly. contributed "reminiscences %
Or. Kushu. whom he recalled as hav-
ing visited Father Damien in ISss
was here for several hours" Brother
Duttou wrote; met Father Damien
then: they conversed a little Don't
think they net at any other time A
usnO. Brother Dutton had indicated
that Dr. Kuehn. then a resident Of
Nicaragua. attended q medical con-
grsss in New Orleans in 1903, and
newspaper references TO lin included
quotations Of e letter, apparently from
Father Damien, 20 Dr. Kuehn IN which
mention Is made OF Father Damien's
weakness. OF Brother Dutton and mat
tsrs relating 70 the Settlement
None Of these authorities. however.
have anything 70 say about Dr.
Kuehn-s possession OF a vie when
he came. while he stayed OF when he
left here This is what Is b0thsrinz
Mrs Emerson and perhaps someone
here may help her out She does not
say 50. but the Inference from her
letter. with its enclosures. Is that the
gay Doctor has married the -6Eress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03
PNEUMONIA

This is one Of the most dangerous.
and often fatal, diseases. II always
results from a cold or an attack Of In
iuenza- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
quickly cures these diseases and coun-
teracts any tendency towards pne1-
monia- II Is made especially for these
and similar ailments For sale by all
dealers Benson Smith & Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

ball being played. by children up &c
grownup people II there is something
that they can learn from you. 1t won't
take them long before they will mas
FER it.
on the 18th of November we de-
feated Keio. 10 to L Next day we WIS.,
tied Nikko. a place that is famous for
its old temples and fine scenery.
On the 18th of November we played
waseda and beat them, 9 to 2.
On the 18th of November we were
beaten by Keio. 5 to 4.
On the nth of November. in tbs
evening, we were treated to a genuine
japanese dinner. which lasted three
hours
on the evening of November IS we
were given a foreign dinner by the
president of the Keio University
Present were the Keio faculty and
baseball players, waseda faculty and
baseball players. and st. Louis boys.
On November 19 we played Yoko-
hama Amateur Athletic Club. We won
by is to o.
Right after that game we played the
Yokohama Commercial School four in
nings-s We won, to o..
Keio students gave US sendoff at
the steamer. They presented each of
the players with a medal.
1t was the first time in the history
of Japan that leis were placed on peo-
pie. AS the steamer pulled out we
threw back the leis.
SUMMARY OF GAMES.
Keio University, 5: st. Louis. 8; Oc-
tober 81; Leslie Q3 innings.)
Waseda University. o; st. Louis, 2;
s; Leslie.
Keio University. 2; ST. Louis. 4; No,
vember 8; Bushnell.
Waseda University, 0; st. Louis. 4;
10: Leslie.
Keio University. 0: st. Louis, 4; No
vember u; Bushnell.
Keio University. 1; St Louis, 10;
Il; Leslie.
Waseda University. 2; ST. Louis. 9;
November 16: Bushnell.
Keio University, 5; ST. Louis, 4; No
vember II; Leslie.
Yokohama Amateur Athletic Club, 0; |
St Louis. Is; November 10; Bushnell. |
Yokohama Commercial School. 0; |
St Louis. ); November 10; Leslie. q
nnings.l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-12-03

Harry e Murray began his duties as
manager Of the Associated Garage.
Ltd, yesterday.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10
rimbcr Land. Act June q. is7s
FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED zTArEs tANnOFrfcE,I
Nufna, oregon, tulyfl iHiI
Notice 10 hereby given that IN compliance
sith the provisions oi the act IT Congress oi
Iunoa isls, entitled "An act fof the sale u tim
hof lands lu the states " Csliinruia, Oregon,
Nevada, aud Washington Territory, ,"a a. extend
- 20 all the Public Land states ~ act Of Aus,
ust I, iHIl, the following named persons hsNp
ON January q ia1s, ficd iu this once their
sworn statemruts. to.Witi
iohn rtyof, oi hufns county u tiafney.
state Of oregon, swofn Statement No 'Nl inf
the purchase oi the NV Of HN'. W. M,
in lownship No u south. Range No, . east
State of Oregon. swufn statement No 81 Toe
the purchase Of ~ ~ af sWi. sfi, ~ sNi
section Ne "a Ntil ui NV. ~ su. tlon No u.
Ia township No "a south, rgngu No ~ east
America q. jameson, of hufuH, county Of
liafnVy state ~ oregon, Nwufn statement No
600. for the pufrhaFo Of the FtA oi NWt.
NEi. of EWt. W. ~ rEt. oi Soriiuh No. "a. ~
township No u south, range No - kasi
That thUy viii uref pfOoit 90 show that the
lands sought are more valuable fnf The timief
uf stone thereon than for agricultural pufIsiscs.
and ~ establish their claims to said lands lls
botr the Register aud Receiver Of this onirv
NJ nufus, oregon, ou "wednesday the siih day
of september iaui
Thty MAJ = ~ witnesses Geo Dunsmsfr.
~ ~, Horton, Maud Horton. America , +.
Jameson aud " rayer. all Of burns oregon.
Any and all pefNans claiming adversely HnY
ul The Hhoys- dcsrrlhed lands hfu requested a.
nlc thuif rlalms In this nnlrr on of before said
18Th iHf ul HrrtrWirf, 1907.
Ws. fAHHr. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10

The harvesting of the big crops
continue.
Last night was too cool for
corn to make a good growth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newell is in
the city from their Dog Mountain
home.
d. r. Thorn made hurried
visit over from his Silver creek
home yesterday on business.
Especial attention given
/ BANKING-BY-MAIL Harney
County National Bank Of Burns.
Fred Haines was down from
Harney Tuesday looking after
his business interests and meet
ing some wholesale men.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO the public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends TO call. Draft beer cents.
A. w. Hurlburt was over from
his home near Warm Springs the
first Of the present week after
supplies and extras for his hay
harvest.
Rough lumber $l2 per thou
sand at the Haney Saw Mill,
Roy Bunyard, proprietor Good
road and plenty of lumber TO fill
all orders.
c. w. Drinkwater left yester-
day morning for Lawen and from
there he expects TO go 10 Drew
sey and other points. Clarence
is NEARLY taking a rest and has
turned over his interests in all
the stage lines. post Office and
other accessories TO c. w. Ellis
for a week.
w. l.. Gardner and wife and
little son of Pendleton, arrived
here Thursday. Mr.. Gardner is
looking for investments and has
been out viewing the valley in
company with Archie McGowan.
Mr.. Gardner is a friend of w. c.
Mckinney who is now located in
Pendleton but who never tires of
singing the praises of Harney
county.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10
-oealENews.

Porter arrived home
rom Fcrtland.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10

A. c. Finn will harvest your
grain-se him about it.
C. F. Mckinney came down
from the saw mill yesterday.
You can buy n Jones chain
mower and rake for SS5 at c. H.
Voegtly's.
DR.. W. G. Brown, Dentist. Otlic
in the new stone building north OF
the Post Office.
WANTED Now-Homestead and
desert claim relinquishments.
MCGOWAN a. Nichols
James Donegan has been APP
pointed administrator of the es-
tate Of the late w. f. Trisch.
am selling out my Jones chain
mowers and rakes-$S5 while
they lasts. Get one now-C. II.
Voegtly.
The Lewis & Garrett barn is
now conducting the delivery busi-
ness for the various stores in
this city.
Your Home Institution" THE
HARVEY COUNTY NATION
AL BANK of Burns. encourages
and invites the Banking business
of Women.
Mrs. w. c. Brown is over on
Calamity with relatives putting
up fruit and enjoying a visit.
DR.. Brown is therefore a widow
er for the present.
Eaton Hulburt Linens and Bonds,
cloth finished envelopes. Station
ery for invitations-all latest and
all right. City Drug Store.
BoRN-At Harney Monday,
Aug 5. TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Jacobs. a son. They are new
people who just arrived in this
section looking for a home.
Hon. C. w. Parrish underwent
a successful operation in Port
land Tuesday morning. He has
been in i'll health for some time,
but his relatives now hope for
a speedy recover. Blue Mt.
Eagle.
M. l.. Lewis has moved his
Office TO the Locher building at
the north end of main street. He
says he can do business any old
place as the majority of his visi-
tors who call upon him in compa-
ny with Marshal Anderson do 50
rather reluctantly any way, so
since it is necessary to provide
an escort it doesn't really make
any difference where he is locat-
ed.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10

j. G. Gilchrist and wife are
registered at the Overland.
y tah-ua Chocolates In package,
fresh and pure City Drug Store.
Gerald Griffin was among our
visitors from the Narrows this
week.
Jones chain mowers and rakes
$50 while they last at c. II. Voeg-
tly's.
NJ. A. Modi was over from the
STEMS Mountain section Thurs
day.
For Homestead Locations see
NJ. FnzGsrald the pioneer Land
Locater Of Harney County,
Every lady calling nj the City
Drug Store will be- given free
package Of Rilo Talcum Powder
Before huyng n sowing machine
or piano you should zee q. W.
Clcvenger. lie il home man and
able 20 make YOU better prices, be-
sides is responsible.
THE WAGE FARMERS bank
ing business will receive the
same careful attention as the
merchants the farmers or the
stock raiser's HARVEY COUN-
TY NATIONAL BANK Of Burns.
Postmaster Welcome had the
misfortune TO step on a nail the
other evening which penetrated
his foot to quite a depth. He is
now walking with the aid Of
a cane.
Young's Meat Market and
Grocery will start a free delivery
for It's customers next Monday.
When you want anything in the
line Of groceries or meats let il
be known and delivery will be
made.
NJ. Fenwick and wife arrived
home yesterday from Western
Oregon where they spent the
winter visiting the old home and
friends. They had intended com
ing home sooner, but Mr.. Fen
wick took the pneumonia and
they were delayed. He has re-
covered his health but not the
flesh that he had gained while
living high on venison. wild
birds and all the fruit he could
eat. Mel says he went down
there TO take a rest and have a
good time and he did. They will
now remain here although they
may not take their farm and run
it personally. Mr.. Fenwick is
thinking some of building in
Burns.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10

A letter from Mrs. w. L. Mar
sden states that she and son
George will start home in ashort
time.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE issued
on ali Principal Cities of the
World, payable in the currency
of the country on which it is
drawn -HARNEY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK of Burns.
Sheriff Richardson received
a telephone message from sher-
If in Washington, announcing
that he had James Campbell in
charge and to come and get him.
Campbell was suspected of being
the man who broke into the
Brewery saloon and stole about
50. in change and a gold ring be-
longing to James Hicks. The
man was working there at the
time. lie left shortly after that
and considerable clothing be-
longing TO Doc" Sizemore that
was at the Red Front barn also
disappeared. The man had been
watched by the Washington
sheriff and after finding him in
possession of the ring arrested
him. The prisoner worked for
some time as cook in the French
hotel.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNftu srArfs tANn nrFtCN,
Nufus, oregon. july ~. ipui
NutirC 10 hereby glvru that John \ NcCum.
soy, OF cord. Orvrnn. has nled notice VI his IN.
tcntion ~ make hual rummutation pfcot IN
support ~ hls Clalm, Via Home tcad Fntfl
Va lAtd made November y irnf fuf the ~ of
SNi.s NM. Of sWi 1T section %. ana Nfis Of
81. of section u, tnwuship ~ south, ranse -
east, ". " and that said proof viii ~ made
before the Register aud Nersivcf. ~ hufns
ufcNun ou seticohUt tsih. tuu-.
Ne uamei the fOliuNiun witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of. the land, wa Thomas futubul Vhaflrs q,
Cod, oregon.
wu fsHax, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10
Timber Land, Act June 3, ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLIBATiON
uNirED srArEs LAM orFicE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Hurns oregon, July ~ igo5.
Notice u hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Cong 'ess cf
June B. iSiS, entitled IA act for the safe uf
timber lands IN the states Of california, ore.
gonl Nevada, sud Washington TERRITORY -
extended 10 al the Public land states ~ act
Oi August 4 is92, James Gilbert. Of Harvey.
county oi Hafucy, state Of oregon. has on Jan
uary ~, ipW hlCd Ia this afhce his sworn state.
mcnt No. a7i. iot the purchase ut the SEi. of
NNA " scction No. 2. township NJ y south
Range No. ~ D, ". ~ aud will oifcf
proof 10 show that the laud snnsht ts w,cfe
valuable Tor 10 timber or Stone than for aEri
cultural purposes, aud to establish his claim 90
said laud before the Register aud Receiver al
hufne, oregon On Thursday, the eth day ~
september, ipui,
he names Hs Witnesses Henry q. Jcuninrs
Nillnp ~. Morrison, charles Roper an VI
Uarney, oregon, aud Maurice fitgGosaid Ut
burns, oregon.
any ana all persons claiming adversely the
above dtsrfibed lands are requested 10 ole thoir
claims To- this OfiCe on of before said 18th day
september lpul.
NN FAunr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-08-10

Porter arrived home
rom rcrtland.
MorrIson and wife spent
ays in this city this
Horton and wife are
D their Vacation trip to
arshoN WAS in the city
of the week purchasing
< machinery.
Il weatber of the past
is mort welcome after
hot days of last week.
". Goary left this morn
lis WoIeomeville ranch
is going TO have con-
work done.
chain mowers at redue-
at Vocgtly's are about
If you want one bet
now.
IodyI Como and register
se Registration Book, so
friends can find you.
SIXTH & SwEEK's,
Real Estate Office
low who "swiped" the
3 pavilion ought to re-
as others likely will
ee the fine display of
to buy go acres of raw
improved sage brush
lst be well located.
G. II. LINTHACUM,
Burns, Oregon.
handler was in the city
looking nfter business.
ns VA he is preparing to
b TO the railroad accom-
his ~ife and little
Pigps took his departure
or Portland on business.
accompanied him us far
Valley where she will
lives and friends until
Horton Is home from
with his aunt, Mrs,
Fgs at Prineville. He
led his grandparents,
cliff and wife, over
eeks ago
orner. Registrar of the
Agricultural College,
the French Hotel at
o'clock p. M. August 26,
Ie new students and
IN in their classes.
,eorge IL now making
for the purpose of re-
ock that has not grown.
Is customer that have
looked and wish nurse
replaced should drop
rd at Lawen.
Brown and II. l.. Spra-
of Michigan, have been
y the past week. Mr..
Is a brother to our fel-
n Tom Sprague and is
visit 10 The latter. Mr..
looking for real estate
its.
Fink. the telephone sup
nt left for his home in
lily Thursday. He did
the work completed
was called home on
the illness of his wife. !
IS 10 return in a week
nish the work. |
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-22
BOARD OF REVIEW
WILL END LABOR
Has Been in Session For Weeks
Eqauizing Assessment and Hopes
to Finish Work Tomorrow.

The board of county commissioners
are still engaged as a board OF review,
going over the assessment roll re.
Gently submitted by Assessor Nellis.
The board expects TO conclude it's la.
bors today, although it may have 10
continue longer, for its adjournment
will depend upon what objections are
filed and its has not been possible to
tell a day in advance what would
come up. The objections to assess.
ments have been many and he boar
has been generous In its judgments,
yielding In all cases where protest
has been made upon reasonable
ground The board has made many
adjustments upon complaints filed
which ii believed to be just, and the
has been uniformly down
ward. The result will be that that
the assessors figure win be materially
cut down in the aggregate, although
the total will still, show very hand
some in crease over the previous as.
sessment. The increase made by the
assessor was s3,56G370 on all the
property in the county, about $500
600 OF which was on personal prop
erty and the three million on realty,
much Of which was on improvements
made during the last four years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-22
TROOPS CAN NOT
COME TO CAIRO
ATTORNEY GENERAL so DECIDES
AND GOV. DENEEN AGREES
WITH HIM.
STATE HAS NO MONEY
Mayor Parsons Hopes to induce DIFF
ferent Declson--Troops Have
Been Sent to Other Parts Of
State.

Mayor Parsons has received let
ter from Governor Deneen advising
him that Attorney General Stead has
decided against sending the militl;
and Danville Battery 70 Cairo ON tht
occasion OF the presidents visit am
that he (the goyernor) would have
to abide by this decision,
Attorney General Steads decision
Us announced In very few words. stat
ing simply that there is no state fund
from which the expense of such a
demonstration could be betrayed.
The announcement came to tha
mayor Tuesday aud he has placed in
motion some influences which, he
hopes, win yet bring about the de-
sired end, The mayor is not disposed
TO regard the matter as settled by the
attorney generals decision, because
he has been informed that on divers
and sundry occasions the state troops
have been sent to various sections to
take part in demonstrations OF this
nature; and he believes that some
way can be found to bring them to
Cairo In October.
The decision of the governor, how
ever. will prove a very serious disap.
pointment to the people of Cairo, If he
shall insist upon it as final