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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-21
SOMETHING FOR THE CHILDREN

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fact. Give it TO the lite ones II
contains no opium or other harmful
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-21
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-21
1908 VIEW CALENDARS.

R. W. Perkin s beautiful Hawaiian
souvenir calendars for 1908 are now
ready. They re the prettiest yet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-21
AT LAST

Our handsome calendars OF u"ei'e
Island views have arrivede In Mains
envelope. only s1.0o. Remember YOU
friends by mailing them one F." az
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-21

Try a German coffee cake. Made
fresh every day by Alexander young
Cafe. Price Csc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
Give the Creditor
A Chance
(saIt Lake Herald Edit oriaI March 8, 1907


o the courtco olector
No sympathy need be
ought
entitled
of
m
While the Injustice
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6ndns
his
and
max m payw wha heo and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

with a rough beard Ever since a fight
| had with Mysterious Billy Smith, some
years ago in ST. Paul" says Ryan. II
have been careful to see that my oppon-
ent was closely shaved, and in some
cases made this stipulation when the
articles OF agreement were signed. In
my first fight with the mysterious one
/ noticed as he entered the ring that he
needed 81 shave badly, but in the excite
ment ! never gave Il a second thought.
After we had been going five or six
rounds my right eve was almost closed
and panied me drendfully. In the seventh
round ] noticed that during every
clinch Billy would deliberately take his
chin. which had about a four days
growth Of beard on IL and strongly re-
sembled a wheel in a music box. and put
IL right in my eve. giving 1t three or four
vicious turns. after the manner of Kid
Mccoy's famous corkscrcw punch The
referee separated us. but not before Billy
got away with the trick After this j
cautioned him and he cut 1T out for the
rest OF the fight In the last round
Smith offered me his hand to shake but
| refused 1t and told him to keep IL
and fight with it instead OF his chin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

chase of a heavier than air machine TO
be used daily.
NJ. Pcpin2s2oo for heavier than air
machines, conditions to be issued later
Frand Hedge Butler, London-Chal-
lenge cup for longest distance covered
by aeroplanes or balloons starting from
London on given date.
Howard de Walden prize Offered for
type heavier than air.
Sir David Salomons cup-For q
heavier than air type
Gordon Bennett International Aero
nautic up-International contest for
balloons, open only to clubs belonging
10 the federation.
Lahm cup-Offered by the Aero Club
of America to members of any aero
club In the world for longest distance
covered by balloons in the United
States,
More than 20 applications have been
received for the dinner Of tine club, TO
be held at the ST. Regis hotel, New
York, on March IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
PRIZE list OF AERO
CLUB IS ANNOUNCED
Thousands of Dollars offered to
Ball0onists Who Are
Successful.
me specIal Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 9-Thc Aero
! Club Of America has announced full
list of the asronautic prizes which are
offered for competition for the next two
years as follows;
''Lo Matin,' Paris, $50 o00-Paris
10 London in 1905; 2l7 miles in less
thau 81 hours; open to dirigiblc bal
looms or heavier than air machines.
''Tbe Daily Mail" London, $4,000
London to Manchester; l6l miles;
open only TO heavier than air machines
owned by members of n recognized
aero club.
"'Tbe Car, London-(D $25oo
(truphy) annually TO aeronaut who
nies longest distance in United King
dom without touching ground in n self
propelled heavier than air machine.
or, $50 n mile for every mile success
fully accomplished in 1.-The Daily Mail -
competition by the machine which com
pletes the longest distance without
touching ground. provided at least %
miles are covered.
Adams Manufacturing company, Lon
don-Sl0,00O for any aeroplanc that
wins "The Daily MALI flight. pro-
vided the machine is entirely manu-
factured in Great Britain or its dcpen-
dcncies
"The Autocar, London-s25O0 in
same connection, provided engine used
in the successful aeroplane is made by
Il British motorcar manufacturer.
'iThe Daily Graphic, - London
$4,000 TO The inventor who prodGccs
heavier than air machine, which shall
carry one or more passengers through
the air from one point TO another, not
less than n mile distant.
j. Norton Grifliths-Challenge cup TO
the winner of ''The Daily Mall race.
Brookland Automobile Racing club
S12,500 TO the aeronaut who is success
full i'll flying around the Weybridge
track, without touching ground from
start to finish. at height of 30 to 30
feet from the ground
Ruinari Pere ct Fils-b2500 to the
first aeroplane TO fly from French shore
TO English shore, or vice versa about
10 miles
Societe des Bains de Mer d 'Ostende
$4,000 to any flying machine or diri-
gible to go from Ostend to Paris IN 24
hours. Distance 1S6 miles.
Henry Deutsche, Paris - $4,000
(trophy) to any flying machine or diri-
glblc TO cover course as follows: St
GERMAN, SeulX. Meaux, Mclun and ST.
Federation Aeronautique Information
ale. Can stop and fill up with fuel
Distance, l2t miles.
Deutsch- h-Archdcacon Paris-SlO, 900
To heavier than air machines that ac-
complish closed circuit Of sixty-two
miles without touching the ground.
''The Daily Mail, ~ London-Sl25O
for best three models of heavier than
arr machines exhibited at exhibition,
London, April Is, 1907.
Barnum Bailey-$l0,O00 for pur-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
BeDningS Track Scheduled for
First Meets Commena-
ing March 25.
STABLE ROOM is VERY
SCARCE At THE TRACK
Worlds Most Prominent jock
eyS viii Be Present to
Start Season.
FrIbune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK. March o-Gn Just two
weeks the Eastern racing season will
be in full blast. On March p. the
Washington Jockey club viii begin its
spring meeting at the Beunings course
High-class horses will compete. Own.
ers of the prominence Of August Bel
mont, Henry T. oxford. Perry Belmont.
Andrew Miller, John T.. Madden and
j. II. Hitchcock Will have strings rae
ing, Seasoned campaigners from the
winter tracks viii wind up their work
by racing the froshcr horses that did
not have the hard season in the South
and West, and honors between the two
classes should he about even.
Every trainer % prominence except
James Rowe, who handles James r.
keenc's string. and John w Rogers,
who trains for Harry Payne Whitney
will be represented. Every rider of
note, from Walter Miller TO the latest
turf idol, Garner. the restored-to- favor
Radtke. and the veteran Jack Martin.
will be in the saddle.
Reports from the Bennings track in
dicate that the want of stable room
this year win he even greater than IL
was last spring. Then many late com
ers were compelled to keep their charges
in barns outside the course, away from
the protection afforded by the track po-
lice. and taking a chance of draughty
stalls. The improvements planned bv
the Washington Jockey club after last
spring : meeting were not made be
cause OF the pending Davis betting case
but additional stall room has been made
Elnce the success of the fall meeting
was assured after that case had been
decided adversely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
T w. SSSS
%HoTo

the track representatives was most har-
monlous, and If suitable dates could he
given. several othrc associatit/ls y puGd
nave been anxious TO get in line. horse
OF over ten weeks Of continual racing
This is more than can be said for the
Grand circuit.
The formation Of small trottins race
circuits has commenced this year earlier
than formerly and the rapidity with
which their dates and number of asso-
ciated tracks are announced shows that
there will be most brilliant harness rae
ing season In 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
TEN WEEKS RACING.
Great Western Circuit Claims Second
Place for Importance in Racing.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. March Q. - The
formation of the Great Western circuit
for 1907 here. the hnal announcement of
the dates and the amoun. to be dis
tributed TO racing men is r most impor-
t9nr event for trottine horsem This
circuit, while always looked upon as sec
ord 10 the Grand circuit. yet as far as
the sport over the prominent Western
ence it has upon the breeding ccnters OF
the country. is of more vital importance
than either the Grand or any other rae
ing circuit.
The report shows that the meeting of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

store vitality to any who is run down and ex-
hausted y
Electro-Vigor is body battery made up of sep
arate dry coils. 1t is easily and comfortably worn
next to the body during the night and gives out
continuous stream of that strength building,
feeding force which is the basis Of all health. Eec
troVigor Ia not electric be-there is charging
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
WOULD NOT SHAKE.

Ryan Told Smith to Fight With His
Hand Instead Of Chin.
Tribune Special Sporting Service
CHICAGO, March 9.-Tommy RYAN Is
strong advocate of the rule 10 compel
fighters to enter the ring with clean
shaven faces. He tells of an instance
10 prove what vicious fighter can do
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

The Nrst time applied n..
VI9or my lame back wa. . s''''
and ono by one the rb.,,.
constipation and kydnsv .
wore cured and the Icosa, o., ~"
give EIeetro-vlsor s,s%' %
doing what no doctor couls
what have spent hund,s Y
dollars IN vain effort IN
p'''o' , Gus oDsAst
Walnut Grove, :.
.
] have used Electro -v,,o.
month and am fee,lno a..
cured mo Of YarIcocele a,d
ness EDGAR BARRY.
lulane, q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

e report shows Thar the meeting OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

eff the regular physicia would trust in ma
ture and less In drugs his patients would stay we'll
whom they gct WELL said Dr. Hal In his Office yester-
day.
f'The great trouble Is tn at when a doctor writes
prescription he too much poison Now, poison
never cures anybody. it kill great many.
Ny idea Of treating human weaknesses and pam Is
10 restore the streng tn, wherever ost Nature
will cnre the dsease If sh has the strength.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
DIR. Dosem and His Hobby the Drug Both

to do, no vinegar acid to bother with. ".
buckle Electro vigor about your waist when w a
turn on the current. and all night louo wsn
sleep It pours glowing electric eurrsny wsas N
nerves muscles and vitals. mo d,
Electro -Vigor is relief from the old b.,
drug habit It does by natural means what VAC
drugs TO do by unnatural means. n eN. you es7S
strength to your body, and when your bodvsh.aa "
ural Strength there csn T be any trouble "a
any pain, because there Is pain in ant
healthy body. peiee
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
Mr.. HEALD WAS
BURIED TO-DAY
Launching Postponed and
Shipyard Closed Out Of
Respect to Him

Because Of the funeral this afternoon
Iof Charles II. Heald. who was super
lintendent Of the shipyards OF the Pusey
and Jones Company the launching OF
the vessel in course Of construction in
'the local yards for the Quartfermaster
Department OF the United States Army,
(which was to have taken place to-day,
was postponed until tomorrow.
Mr. Heald's funeral took place from
mis- late home, No. COS West Tenth
street this afternoon. The pall-bear-
ters both honorary and active, are with
rone exception connected with the
,Pusey and Jones Company, and that
firm, in respect for the deceased. closed
lsthe shipyards at noon.
Funeral services were onducted at
.tthe house by the Rev. H. A. G. Wester-
tfeld, of Asbury NJ. e. Church. and the
Einterment was made in the Wilmington
hand Brandywine Cemetery. The hon
sorary bearers were Tho1as H. Savery.
HSamuel G. Biddle, Clarence Suther' and,
Thomas II. Lattimer, J. Parker Jefferis,
fGeorge Messick, J. A. Baldwin and DR..
~. =. Pyle. The active bearers were
Erred Hopkins. William Goslin. Charles
Laird. Patrick Walsh, Mark Shannon
Hand Joseph Gilkey.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
HOWARD THOUGHT
HE HAD HORACE

A dispatch from Erie last night said:
Word comes in roundabout way that
Horace Marvin. Jr.. the Kidnapped boy
has been recovere6s but no confrma-
ton can be obtained.
Every detective in the city and others
from various parts of the country are
searching for the boy, while the entire
police force is on the lookout for any
clew which may definitely locate him.
He IS believed to be secreted scsne-
where here.
DR.. Marvin, the boys father, will be
here in a few hours to engage in the
attempt to recover his SOL, say the po-
lice. who also say they are confident the
boy is here and that they viii have him
very soon.
This wholesale search is caused by
the belief that A. p Howard. an attor-
ney OF No. 702 state street, has had
information from the kidnappers, who
want to surrender the boy and receive
a big ransom. Howard admits that he
has been in telephone communication
with DR.. Marvin and says he will have
a statement to make later. but win say
little at present.
clew Found, It Is Said
Several detectives found a clew to
the boys whereabouts, they say, and
shortly after that several Of them left
Erie in carriages for a point located
three miles outside of the city limits.
The search now in progress is very
complicated. Apparently no two per-
sons are working in conjunction, and
as result numerous reports concern
ing the kidnapped lad are in circula-
tiOn.
Five Pinkerton detectives, suspecting
that Attorney Howard had the boy un-
der lock and key in the building In
which he has his offices, searched the
entire block from cellar to garnet, but
without result.
Howard was cornered in his Office by
Chief of Police Edward Wagner and
the Pinkerton men, and for an houl
and half they pumped him. but to nc
avail Speaking OF the matter Mr.
Howard said:
Il was not only put through the third
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
MOVE FOR LUNACY
COMMISSION TODAY
Jerome Will Now Try to Send
Harry ThaW to Mat
teWan
HIS ACTION A BIG SURPRISE

by Our CNvn Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, March 2O-An insanity
inquest to determine the mental state
OF Harry X. Thaw was asked for by
DISTRICT Attorney chrome to-day.
The step which had been rumored
and looked FOR in earlier stages Of the
trial came as a total surprise to-day
the day ON which It had been expected
that the taking Of testimony In the
case would be concluded. Jerome
made an impassioned appeal TO the
court chmaNing a morning OF legal
fencing over the admission of the tesu-
mony of DR.. Allen Mci.ane Hamilton.
the expert formerly retained by the
defence and then taken over by the
State when Thaw's attorney learned
that he was OF the opinion that the
prisoner is still insane.
Dr Hamilton was called TO the stand
by Dclmas. who sought to have h IN
testify that Thaw was insane previous
ito and at the time OF the killing of
White. The defense wished 20 stop
there. Jerome objected TO the tosti-
mony Of the alienist. and was sustained
by the court. unless he was forced to
tell all OF his opinion regarding Tnaw
which would have meant that he would
have sworn that he believed Thaw in
sane to-day
The jury was excused until Friday
morning.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
UNKNOWN CHILD
BURIED AT ELKTON

ELKTON. Nd, March 2O-Coroner
Ricketts, Nelson had the body OF the
wel-dressed white boy. whose body
was found along the east bank Of the
Susquehanna river. buried yesterday.
Nothing was found that win throw
any light upon the identity of the un-
fortunate lad. Coroner Nelson is Of
opinion that the lad was hardly more
than six years OF age.
He does not believe the boy Is Horace
Marvin, yet he says there is a posi-
bility of it being him His hair was
light, as was that OF the kidnapped
boy.
1t is not probable that the body
came down the river with the ice
gorge. as, in that case, the body would
have been badly dishgured, whereas K
had but slight wound ON the head;
If the body came down the Susquc-
hanna river, It did so after the ice
gorge broke. Although the body has
been buried. no effort is being spared
to learn the identity Of the boy.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
Todd Case in Court.

In Superior Court this morning
Former Senator Anthony Higgins,
counsel Tor George W. Todd, in his ac-
tion against the Every Evening Com
pany. announced that his side rested.
after which Attorney Bayard. for the
defense. briefly outlined their position
and called Former Sheriff Gillis as his
first witness. intending to prove by him
what occurred in the sheriffs office
when the plaintiff was brought in on
the writ of capias IN July, 1905, and
that the excerpts published from the
affidavit in the case by the Every Even
ing were true and published without
malice and as legitimate news.
The case will go to the jury this af-
ternOOn.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
TO SAVE FORESTS
OF DELAWARE

wAsHINGTONs D. c.. March 2O.-The
United States Forest Service. at the re-
quest OF tho authorities Of Delaware. will
soon begin "a study Of the forest condi-
lions Of the State. with Wow to adopt
ing state forest policy looking TO the
conservation and increase OF the forests.
Delaware Is the NEST recent OF the States
to avail itself OF the opportunity afforded
by Tho National Government 70 learn
about its forest wealth, and how 70 use
It's timber land IN the wiscst manner
Similar studies haverentcly been COM
pletod for New Hampshire, Missouri. and
California. The work In Delaware, which
will be carried on by the forest service
in cooperation with the Agricultural EN-
pertinent Station. will include a general
survey OF the State. showing the distr-
button and character OF the forests; a
study Of the rate Of growth Of the more
IMPORTANT commercial trees, a general
scheme for the pnactcn management OF
the various classes Of timber lands ant
a thorough study OF tho lumber marke
TO determine the hest utilization Of foros
products especially Tor owners Of small
timber tracts and wood lots
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
TRAINMEN MAY
GO ON STRIKE

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press
CHICAGO. March 2o.-Trainmsen and
conductors on all railroad systems running
west Of Chicago have, by an overwhelm-
ing majority. rejected the advance IN
wages offered by the railroads and have
voted ito strike IL necessary to enforce
their demands This information has
reached the city in advance of the official
canvas Of the voTe, which begins today.
Unless the railroad managers recede
from their position ana make further con-
cesson a strike Of 10000 men, which would
practically tie up ever road in the west,
appears imminent.
The vote was taken on the question Of
a compromise offered by the railroad.
The men refused ten per cent, raise
according to the information and stick
to a demand for Il per cent. increase
land an eight-hour day.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
PALM SUNDAY NEXT
One Week Later Will Come Easter and
the End Of Lent


Next Sunday viii be Palm Sunday the
beginning Of Holy Week. the most solemn
period of the Christian church year and
the last week OF the Lenten season. In
the Catholic, Protestant Episcopal and
other churches the events preceding the
crucihxion win be commemorated. After
Holy Week comes Easter. with its joy
ful cerebration of the resurrection.
Already the boys are picking eggs and
their big sisters and mothers are thinking
day and night of the Easter bonnets.
Fathers and husbands are also thinking
OF the Easter bonnets.
March % being the earliest date for
Easter. the day falling on uhe 3ist this
year. is earlier than usual, but those who
like to appear in their spring hats and
clothes need not think the chances Of good
weather are against them on that account
alone. II generally happens that I'm the
weeks before Easter there are many days
which produce the ideal Easter weather
but when the day comes the supply OF
brightness seems to run out Coming early
this year. Easter might hit ono Of the
ideal days-or n might not.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
HEPBURN LOSES
$4,000 SUIT

SPOKANE. Wash, M,rch 2O-Papers
in the suit OF the Exchange National
Bank against United STATES Senator W.
B. Hepburn I'm which ,he plaintiff was
allowed a Judgment OF $4,000 on a
promissory note. were filed I'm the Of
ffce Of the county clerk. nearly three
weeks after the action had been con-
cluded.
The money allowed the bank by the
judge represented the amount Of a Sl5.-
900 note given three years ago by the
Senator, including interest and $1,000
attornys' fees. The note was given
January II. 1908, when the Senator was
engaged in meeting campaign expenses.
The note drew interest at the rate OF
s per cent. Two payments were made
Of $1,000 each.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
: PHYSICIAN SHOT BY SON
Boy Became Estransed on Learning
He Had a Stepmother.

ST LOUIS. March 2O.-Dr. Julius
Weinsberg. a well-known physician, is ly-
ing in a serious condition at a hospital
as the result OF being shot four times by
his son Oscar. aged IS years.
The boy. who Is under arrest. said he
had only recently learned that his own
mother died at his birth and that the
present wife Of DIR. Weinsberg is his step
mother.
This caused an estrangement and culmi-
mated in the shooting.
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
JAIL YAWNS FOR THE
SAN FRANCISCO GRAFTERS
"Abe" Rcuf, Political Boss, Said to Have Bribed
On Wholesale SoaIe-OlficiaI ConfeSseS
He Got $4,000

By our own Wire. Publishers Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2O.-Dis-
trict Attorney Heney says that over 20
indictments against alleged grafters
connected with telephone franchises
would be issued to-day Many accusa-
tions are against ABE" Ruef and T. V.
Halsey. chief lobbyist Of the telephone
company. He said: "The work has
only begun. We will not stop until we
have driven the grafters from office
and put them behind the bars. Every
one OF the supervisors who We're In Of
flee when the trolley and telephone
deal were put through has given avi-
dence against the bribe givers. We
have ample evidence TO convict them
aud neither wealth or station will pro-
tx them"
Evening journal., 1907-03-20
SOLD TON OF
OLEOMARGARINE
Deputy Collector BrintOn Dis
poses Of Product For -Four
Cents a Pound

Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue
Burton to-day sold at public sale. at the
Federal Building. 1880 pounds Of oleo-
margarine one horse and wagon. one
can OF butter coloring and one set OF
harness, seized as the property OF ]. r.
Richardson.
The oleomargarine was purchased by
r. r. oJnes for four cents "A pound, and
the horse was bought by Robert III.
Richards, attorney, FOR Si7. Mr.. Jones
also purchased the wagon for St2.50,
and the harness was disposed OF 20 H.
II. Taylor for 90 cents.
Mr. Richards represented Richardson
at the SALE and made the statement
that wSpever bought the horse would
do so az a risk, as his client intended
TO replevin IT, claiming that the seizure
was illegal. Mr. Richardson afterward
bought the horse.