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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-11
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
DOUGLAS PeRsoNALs.

D. W. Belden came down form Tue son yesterday for few days visit in Douglas.
 c. E Wenzell of the Belen Mining company arrived in Douglas yesterday from Los Angeles.
 w. W. Watkins, travelling engineer for the Fl Paso & Southwestern, has been in Douglas for a day or two look ing after his work on this end of the line.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ace P. Abel and chily dren, who have been visiting in Doug las for several days, left last evening for their home in Minneapolis, Wis.
 The boys Of the Douglas fire depart ment were out last evening with the hose cart, practicing for the coming tournament and they attracted quite a good sized crowd of spectators.
 Captain and Mrs. MilIbank of the Salvation Army have gone to Roswell, N M-, Mrs. Millbank's old home, for three weeks vacation. Lieut.. Craw- ford is taking charge of the work of the Army in Douglas during their ab- senee.
 j. o. Hassler commenced yesterday the erecti<l of a modern cottage on Sixth street, between B and c ave nues
 Mrs. J. c. Keen of Naeozari return ed to her home yesterday after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Robinson.
 Jasper Wood of the c. & A smelter and his brother, from Apuche, Colo, who came to Douglas a few days ago, left yesterday for Los Angeles on a vacation.
 Miss Maud Miller, one of the Douglas teachers, left yesterday for her home in Saltwater, Okla. to spend the vacation.
 Thomas Nichols, the well known val ley rancher, brought in yesterday some fine specimens of new potatoes raised on his ranch with only one irrigation. He left them on exhibition at the Chamber of Commerce office.
 Mir and Mrs David Perry of this city left yesterday for Bisbee. where Mrs. Perry, who Is, suffering with her eyes. will receive medical attention.
 Mrs W. F. Nihart and mother left yesterday for her old home in Ohio to spend the summer. MT. Nihart ac- companied them as far as Hachita,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-11
BOOSTING DOUGLAS THROUGH ENVELOPES
Chicago Publication Comments
 on One Calling Attention to Fourth Celebration.

DOUGLAS, June Special
 The Fourth of July envelopes are evidently being read as is shown by the following extract from the Ameri. can Artisan and Hardware Record, published in Chicago. Evidently some socialist Is using the envelopes to boost for his party.
 They tell ne that they are going to have nigh old time" in Douglas. Ari- zona. on Independence Day of this year At least this what judge from an en- from that town say -envelope.' for there was nothing in 1t save two by-four pamphlet telling What the Re publicans and Democrats Have Done for the Workingman." The pamphlet was evidently gotten up by advocates of socialism for or the back of 1t voters .are requested to vote straight social ist ticket" It's a mighty tough prop osition to figure out from this pamphlet how the workingman of Douglas man ages to live at all, If he has to depend absolutely upon either the republicans or democrats, for the achievements in this connection of the two political factions are not chronicled in this Tt erary effort. The inside pages of the pamphlet are absolutely blank Ergo, the workingman of Douglas will vote the socialist ticket and become million aires--maybe.
 Yes, they appear to be making great preparations to celebrate the "Glor- ioas Forth in Douglas, The Shelter City" And they are going to take two days In which to do il too, ac- cording to the program which is printed in firecracker red on the re- verse side of the envelope, which I received. It says: You will see five team hose races (varieties not given may be either fire or openwors), horse races. foot races. an automobile flower parade, a spectacular parade, a drilling contest, baseball games, fun for the ladies and balloons for the ba- pies. After the enumeration of nun Der of events the praises of Doug lass "The Shelter City,, are set forth in the following manner: We have the metropolis of the Great Southwest, the Finest Hotels, the Prettiest HolneA. Produce More Copper. Have the Fin est Churches, Best Schools, Largest Stores, Strongest Banks, Best Fire De pertinent, Best Y. M. c. A. SweIlesl Country Club. Prettiest Streets, Cen ter ef the Coming Richest Mining Dis trict and 12,0oO of the biggest hearted people on Earth It's a safe bet that there will be something doing in Dous- las on the Fourth" if this program is carried out. If you intend going, bec- ter take out an extra life insurance policy, for you can never tell what will happen when that hose race" comes of
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where he stopped to look after the min ing property in which he is interested A son was born Monday to Mir. and Mrs. Henry Galbraith on Seventeenth street.
 Mrs Lutz. wife of superintendent of schools. left yesterday for Oakland. Cal. to spend the summer. The block in which the library Is situated Is soon to be surrounded by cement walks. Sam T. Clark of Naco- zari has the co1tract. Mir Clark has been in the employ of the Moctezuma Copper company for the past year put ting in the concrete work for the new concentrator at Nacozari and inows the cement business from A to Izzard.
 He arrived in the city yesterday and VIII soon have the work well under gay.
 John Berger. the well known restau- rant man of this city. will open up for business in his old stand on Tenth Istreet this morning. and will be glad to see all of his old time friends Mir Berger's restaurant has been closed for several weeks and during that time 1t has been thoroughly overhauled and cleaned up and now presents very bright and attractive appearance.
 The ladies of the Christian church will spend social afternoon at the home of Mrs Pray. 1054 Fourteenth street. Thursday, June 11th. Cake and banana frappe, 15 cents. Come aud bring your friends.
 F. J. Young, formerly manager of the Roy Mining company, will open an assay office in the room at the corner of Tenth street and H avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs s. w French will leave Friday for the east on their vacation trip.
 A J McDermott of the c. & A. smelter will leave next week on his vacation trip. most of winch will be spent in Duluth, Calumet, Mich, and Detroit Mrs. McDermott is spending the summer in Ontario, Canada.
 Mrs. Emma Larsen is recovering from an operation in the Calumet hos pital
 All work at the lime quarry at Lee station has been suspended. For sey- eral months the force at work has been getting out a surplus and the smelters are not handling as much ore now as formerly
 J. W. Woods of Bisbee, former pro prietor of the racquet store there, has come to Douglas to make his home and has purchased two lots on Tenth street, between B and c avenues, to build a residence.
 sCol" Cox, the well known cattle and mining man of this section, came up from the PfIares mine yesterday for a visit in Douglas.
 Superintendent Lutz of the Douglas schools will leave in few days for Chicago and Columbus, Ohio, where he will attend the meeting of the Ma tional Educational association.
 Mrs. J. c. Foster and two little boys left yesterday for Abilene, Tex, where Mrs. Fosters mother is quite seriously III. affEsWW
 Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Jones will leave this morning for few weeks visit up in the Chiricahuas.
 MT and Mrs. Frank English and family will leave in day or two for few weeks camp in the Chiricahua mountains.
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BIG FOURTH POSTERS
 TO ATTRACT CROWD
The Chamber of Commerce at
 Douglas Putting Up 600.

DOUGLAS, June Special Robert Martin yesterday went on the road for the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines to distribute and put up Fourth of July posters in a number of cities throughout the ter lritory, and vill be gone about week, during which time he will put out 500 Iof the big red, white and blue fou., foot posters advertising the big day in Douglas
 He will visit Bisbee, Warren, Naco, Fairbanks, Tombstone, CaRanea and Nacozari, putting up the big posters in all the show windows and where ever he can place them to do good in their line The Chamber of Commerce has also arranged to have these posters well distributed in Pearce, Cocaise, Wilcox, Globe, Tucson, Phoenix, Cliff ton, Morenci, Hachita and Fl Paso: There Is also page advertisement in the latest issue of the Minero de So- nora, weekly Mexican newspaper published in Cananea. The advertis- ing committee is getting in some pretty effective work Visitors coming into the city now say that the people gem erally over this part of the state have begun talking about the big celebra- ton fin Douglas this Fourth and from the interest shown it Is sure to at tract big crowd.
 Chairman Harry Van Allen of the racing committee for the Fourth eel ebration is getting a fine track in shape for these events The races will be held on Dolores avenues, east of the city. They will commence at the cemetery and run north. This part of Dolores avenue Is being graded and rolled and put in fine shape
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-11
THE COUNTY SEAT
 PROPOSITION UP boasd sf Traae at Douglas Consider ft-Appointment
 sf Committees.

DOB6IAS, fune 10.-(Speeial )- The hsard of directors of the cham Der of commerce held 8 meeting yes terdas afternoon to take up the mat. ter of .remsvai of the county seat A tet1er fron a committee Of the board of ua4e of Bssbee was read stating that a eeszTnitfee from that organiza- tlons asasastiag of George Neale, l.. R. Allea O. ". Van Dyke, D. A. Brown and Asa T. Hay, had been appointed to eenEer with the Douglas chamber of eozaRerce and mines relative to the pozassal of the county seat from TornssstoReL 4 committee with W. NJ. Adassss& was appointed and as soon as kr. AaaEason returns to the city a date wE ke set for the Bisbee com natses ts come to Douglas.
 TSse sAhfofRed standing committees were eeaed for the ensuing year. Tbese committees will be organized for sezk ia few days and if each comzaiftee performs the duties given it the chamber of commerce will ac- compaish great results. The commit tees arc:
 Auaitiag comBittee-H. T. Cuth- bert, chairman; ". l.. Hodges, c. O. Thozas
 MaRes and mining committee-G. w Cass. chairman: H. J. Wright, c. F. Hanson. Artkur Houle, T. M. Lam 5ertsoz, Alfred Paul. F. s. Douglas
 Transportation oommittee-H. N. Rene chairman; ". M. Adamson, c. R. Temple, B. A. Packard, James Wood. H. A. Strodthof, H. S. Kenyon, Frank Craycroft. Sam First.
 Agricultural committee-C. A. Fay Tor. chairman: A. D. Archuleta, D. O. Philips. J. A. Finey, John Slaughter, Harry Van Alen, D. H. Johnston.
 Advertising and publicity commit tee-a. R. Pirtle, chairman; c. T. CouzeH George H. Kelly, F. E. Cad Wen. E. P. Grinden. J. ". Stonehouse, Franklin B. Dorr.
 Tr0Se extension committee-H E. Dusaa, chairman; F. M Doan, G. l.. Andrews. ". s. Dixon, F. P. Men 6oxa
 Civic Improvement committee-L c HaakCs. chairman: S. w French, Andy Scett, William Neville, c. H. q Howe, DF. Hickman
 Izsszrance and taxation committee 4. 0. Lockwood, chairman; S. F. Me guire. 0. A. Overlook. E. A. VonAr- nim, James Logic.
 RsA estate committee-A. r.
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cHlnAmAn DIES.

The Chinaman from Slaugnter's ranch, who was accidentally shot through the calf of the leg few days ago while out on hunting trip, died yesterday in the hospital in Douglas from gangrene, which set in from the wound
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sold his interest in the business to w@T. Lover, and he and Mrs. Conger VII lee.ye today for Phocnsz 70 make their future home. Mir. Conger says he is not positive what line of busip ness he win engage in, but he thinks it will be the same as that in which he was interested ia Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-11
lAsoRgRs PAID.

The Sierra Madre Land & Lumber company. Col. ". c. Greene. president, paid out to it's lsborers at Madera last Monday. June 1, s5o.ooo. This paid up all the claims from January l to May .1.-Chihuahua Enterprise.
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LOWELL 40 vsaT,ssasArs.
Cochise County

Wright, chairman; 4 4. Dudley, J. o. Martin. James B. Speed.
 Entertainment eommittee--Dr. W. A Greene. chairman; D. A. ODono- van. " H Reno. J. L. Brown. A RI. Sames, Homer Prickett. D. A Rich ardson. Robert Rae. Antonio Maza.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-16
HAWAII COUNTY
LIQUOR LICENSES

Hilo, May 14.-John T. NOR, chair
man; r. A Lyman Jr., secretary; A.
w. Carter, A. Lidgate and John
Mcguire are the members of the Board
of License Commissioners who will
meet at ten O'Clock this morning in the
room used by the Board of Supervisors.
The object of the meeting is to
receive applications for renewals of
liquor licenses under the law passed
by the Legislature in 1907, which went
into effect on July 1, 1907
During the first year there were 6S
applications for licenses in this coun-
ty, of which 80 were granted as fol-
lows: Two wholesale, 2 hotel, SO sec
ond class, third class and 2 fourth
class. This year there had been 33 ap-
plications filed up to Tuesday night.
The amount of fees collected in this
county, from liquor licenses, was $l6,-
O92 SO, one-half (which comes back
to the county. There has been one IL
cense surrendered during the year. but
there was not one even that was can
celled
Inspector Sam K. Kauhane has prac-
tically made no complaints of the way
in which the holders of liquor licenses
have transacted their business, but the
grand jury at Kaiua Mas recently been
investigating the liquor business in the
Third Circuit. and there are several
matters that Inspector Sam Kauhane
has been asked to report to the Board,
, and which are referred to in the re,
port of the grand iury.-Hawaii Her.
aid.
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PASSENGERS.
Departed.

Per p. NJ. S. S. China May Is, for
San Francisco-Mrs. p. r. Brincker-
hoff, e. A. McInerny wife and child
II. C. Turner, wife and two children
and Japanese maid, Miss Burnett, L
Rubinstein, w. II. Robinson and wife
Miss l.. Sparks, w M. Moore and
wife, Mrs j. A. Hopper Misses Kath-
crime and Marguerite Hopper, Miss Nc
Kinley, Mrs. ] Lando, DR.. Raymond
Miss Martha Weissgerber, Mrs. p. Il
Horne, John C. Lane, w. NJ Alex
ander and wife, Mrs. A. A. Moore, Jr.
Miss Lillian ID. Owney, Mrs. j. C.
Hampton, Jas. l.. Coke, F.. +. Baldwin
and wife, j. r. Patience and wife
Mrs. ]. Hankey, Mrs. j. f. Hare, G.
G.. Smith, A. Gartenberg, wife and
two children, d. p. Mumbrae and wife
James Lord, f. d. Lowrey, Stanley
Fletcher, c. A. Bruins, Miss h. A
Chandylor, Miss Alice F. Beard, b
c. Warren.
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RESTORED TO HEALTH.
THANKS TO PE-RU-NA
Friends Were Alarmed
Advised Change of Climate,

Miss Mildred Keller, us 18th street,
N. w, Washington, d. c., writes:
81 can safely recommend Pcruna for
catarrh. had IL for years and it would
respond to no kind of treatment, or if it
did il was only temporary, and on the
slightest provocation the trouble would
come back.
az WIS in such state that my
friends were alarmed about me, and
was advised 10 leave this climate.
Then / tried PeruHa, md 10 my great
10y found il helped nc from The first
dose took, and few bottles cured
me.
at built up my constitution, re-
gained my appetite, and l feel that l
am perfectly we'll and strong. mildred
Keller.
We have on file many thousand testi-
monials like the above. We can give
our readers only a slight glimpse Of the
vast array of unsolicited endorsements
DR. Hartman is receiving.
The following wholesale druggists
will supply the retail trade:
Benson, Smith & Co, ,ouo1,,,,,
Honolulu Drug Co.. tIor,,U
Hebron Drug Co.,
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Law
ENFORCEMENT
DEPUTY sHERIFF LEWIS or
NORTH KOHALA CENSURED BY
THE GRAND JURY.

HILO, May 14.-ln their final report
to Judge Matthewman at Kailua, the
Grand jury of the Tird Circuit say.
Several matters not specifically
mentioned in your Honor's charge
have been presented to us for our in
vestigation, all of which have had our
careful attention and we would res
pectfully report further:
First. In three matters investi-
gated we have been able to bring spe-
cific charges and indictments have been
prepared for same and placed on the
secret file;
Second. The County Attorney made
a statement to the effect that liquor
was being dispensed by certain parties.
The inspector of licenses was inter
viewed and after his explanation we
fully realize the impossibility of the
inspector carrying out his work pro-
perly without better assistance from
the police. Particular attention was
called to the Volcano House Company
having a bar within its hotel premises
and the Kohala Club and Transports
ton Company having lockers also
within it's hotel premises, where liquor
is stored for the convenience OF certain
favored individuals, the same being
unlawful.
I'VE recommend that the matter be
laid before the Board of License Com
missioners by the Inspector OF nquor
licenses, and the report Of the action
of said Board submitted to the next
Grand jury
Third. A case was brought to our
notice in which arrests were mace for
the illicit selling of liquor in the Dis
trict of North Kohala. Three japanese
were arrested and taken to the court
House, together with one five fallon
demijohn of wine and a five gallon
demijohn of sourmash, as evidence in
the case.
That before proceeding further in
the matter the Deputy Sheriff, John
D. Lewis, called in Mr. H. L. Holstein
the complainant in these cases, and
after a consultation with the said II
L. Holstein no action was taken in the
matter; the prisoners were released
and allowed to take the evidence will
| them. No official report was made o
these cases by the Deputy Sheriff t.
his superior officer and no arraign
ment was made before the Distric
Magistrate. In our opinion this Is a
instance of very loose procedure o.
| the part of the officer charged with tn
execution of the criminal law in thi
district, and submit that such practis
is a too common occurrence and SHOULD
be put a stop to at once. 1t seem
very apparent from the evidence tina
the Sheriff of North KOhala permit
the affairs of his Office to be regulat
ed by an outsider. We would recon
mend that the attention of the Sherif
of the County of Hawaii and the Coun
ty Attorney be called to this matter
that full investigation may be mad
and some action taken to correct tn
same"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-16
TOURNEY At HALEIWA.

Last Sunday the rooms at Haleiwa
were all occupied by guests from Ho-
nolulu and there are indications that
the same conditions of affairs will eX-
list next Sunday when there is to be a
turn at the links. Haleiwa is the
mecca for all the Automobiles. Those
who go around the islands and others
who go down just for the run and a
good meal lhe roads are in first class
condition and the ride pleasant in the
extreme. For that reason Haleiwa at
tracts people. A number of them take
in the pineapple district at Wahiawa
as a side attraction and enjoy the trip
If you contemplate going down write
or telephone Manager Bidgood for &C
commodations.
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COMES
FROM NJ BRIDE
CONTINUED from Page oneJ

arrangements One Of the dlsappolnt-
ing features of the entertainment in
the coast cities, aside from San Fran
cisco, has been the fact that they have
been overlooked. And, there is the
other side to it also Mr.. Hall told me
that the thing most commented upon
by the fleet thus far, was a little incl
dent that happened in Los Angeles
There, a prominent society woman, OF
her own accord, at her own expense,
and aside from the official reception
arrangements, had prepared a number
of button HOLE buttonaires and she her
self presented these to the enlisted
men. This made an awful hit. II must
be remembered, also, that the enlisted
men, during the present cruise, have
conducted themselves in a gentleman
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Why
"VUDOR g g4ES45.
Are NeededS i

You need Vudor Porch Shades to get
the most out of your porch.
To make it a spot where you can
rest or work on the hottest days-out-
doors, yet free from the suns glare and
heat
You can do this with Vudor Porch
Shades; you can add to the house an
other room, cool and shady, where you
may enjoy every refreshing breeze, in
secluded comfort.
Vudor Porch Shades are very dur
able, and will last many seasons.
Another good feature about them IS
the peculiar fact that those sitting on
the porch can see out, but passersby
cannot see in. In other words, you
have complete privacy, and can use
the porch or veranda the same as an
inside room, with infinitely more COM
fort on hot days.
Vudor Porch Shades are just the
thing for boxing in" porches or bal
comics that are to be used as outdoor
sleeping or living apartments.
Vudor Porch Shades are made OF
thin, fiat strips of Linden Wood, close
ly bound by strong Seine Irvine, in
lock-stitch weave.
They are artistically stained in soft,
pleasing colors, These colOrs are
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night. And there will be an addition
al attraction. A little girl is to sing
several songs, among them the lat.
est and most popular and Miss Cliff
ton is to give an old favorite with
Honolulu people. Get your seats al
Wall, Nichols Co. before the best are
gone. Fifty cents for down stairs
twenty-five for the balcony and IF
teen cents for the gallery.
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POWER OF ATTORNEY.

Notice is hereby given that during
my absence from Heeia, Oahu, Terri
tory of Hawaii, Mr.. Lee Lin Kan is
authorized to act in my place as co
attorney in fact for the rice planta-
ton firm Of Kwong Yick Wal.
LEE KWONG HUNG,
Co-attorney in fact for Kwong Yick
Wal.
Dated, Honolulu, May T. 1908.
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weather-proof, and will not fade or
crock Off
The shades can be instantly raised
or lowered Operating on the principle
of a theatre curtain) and are easily and
readily put up
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LAST NIGHT
FOR PICTURES

Do not miss the last night Of the
moving picture show at the Opera
House or you will miss the treat Of
your life. Society ladies' dancing with
the sailor boys will be same COM
pared with the doings Of the charac-
ters shown in some of the films to-