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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-29
HAWAII SHERIFF AFTER
SECRE TARY MOTT-sMITH
(By Wireless Telegraph.)

HILO, February 2s.-sherif Keola-
nui has drawn the attention of ths
Secretary Of the Territory TO his vio-
lation of the law in hunting without
procuring a license from the County
Treasurer at Hilo. The matter will
probably be brought before the grand
jury of the third circuit, at Kailua.
BUCKLAND.
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HILO PRISONERS ATTACK
PORTUGUESE GUARD
tBy wireless Telegraph. }

HILO. February 2s.-Several prison
ers in the Hilo Jail attacked a Pert
uguese guard while at work yesterday.
Each prisoner received an additional
sentence.
BUCKLAND.
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Mckinley SENTENCED TO
TWO. YEARS IN JAIL

PORTLAND February ao-Horace G. Mckinley against whom
there Federal indictments with
land yesterday convicted of the
dnents sentenced imprisonment and fined
thousand hveh dollars.
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Bill Carries Items for Drydock,
Repair Shop and Store
Houses.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrains.l

ASSOCIATED Cablegransl
WASHINGTON, February 2o.-The House Naval Committee
agreed avoraby the bill creating naval station
Pearl Harbor.
DELEGATE WIRES PARTICULARS.
WASHINGTON, February Ex-Governor Frear, Honolulu
bill favoraby reported carrying appropriations of
authorizing three millions Includes
channel work. drydock, shops, MISUNDERSTANDING.
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NAVAL COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF BILL
ESTABLISHING PEARL HARBOR STATION
COLLEGE
MONEY EXPECTED SOON

SIS * X * * X X
Governor Frear receive thirty
subsidy of
Mechanic of
within weeks the outside This
Governors knowledge
Babbitt Public
aid favorably Agricultural College,
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SUFFRAGETTES WIN OUT ON
FIRST READING OF BILL

LONDON February 2o.-The Womans Enfranchsement Bin
passed reading Commons
ing hundred favor of the and ninety
two opposed
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HOUSE INSISTS ON ARMY INCREASE.

WASHINGTON, February 2o-The House has restored the
the increase for and officers which
knocked of the Appropriation Bill by the Senate.
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ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF THE SHAH.

TEHERAN Persia February 28-An attempt assassnate
the Shah of Persia made today by OF
The Shah escaped injury but the exploding missile killed three
Being
carriage
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KUH1o REFERS COMMITTEE TO
DEWEY.

DEWEY
Following is the statement made by
Delegate Kalanianaole before the
House Committee on Naval affairs, in
favor of a dry dock at Pearl Harbor:
Tuesday, January %, 1908.
The committee this day met, Hon.
George E. Foss in the chair.
The Chairman. Gentlemen, we have
with us the Delegate from Hawaii, Mr.
Kalanianaole; Mr.. Hatch, one of the
prominent citizens of Honolulu, and
Mr.. Mcclellan, another prominent citi-
zen.
STATEMENT OF DELEGATE .KA-
LANIANAOLE.
Mr.. Kalanianaole. Mr.. Chairman, 1
shall not occupy the time of the COM
mittee with any arguments of my own
in regard to the Importance of naval
base at Pearl Harbor in the Hawaiian
Islands. Instead I shall simply cite
some historical facts to show how con-
clusively and for how long time the
strategic value of Pearl Harbor and
the Hawaiian Islands has been official
" recognized by the government OF
the United States.
Beginning in 1912, President Tyler
gave notice to European nations that
the United States would never consent
to their occupying the Hawaiian Is
lands.
In 1851, when the French were
threatening to occupy Hawaii, Daniel
Webster. then Secretary of State,
wrote: ''I hope the French will not
take possession of Hawaii; but if they
do. they will be disIodged, If my ad-
vice is taken. if the whole power OF
the government is required to do it y
William L Marcy, when Secretary of
state, reiterated the declaration that
Hawaii would not be permitted to fall
into the hands of any European ma
ton. Up to that time there was no
menace of Hawaiian occupation by any
nation other than European.
Almost a third of a century ago,
when King Kalakaua was the reigning
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BOMB THROWERS TRY
To KILL TWO RULERS
AND FAIL WITH BOTH
President of Argentine Republic and Shah of
Persia Marked for Assassination Com
mons Favor Suffragettes.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

BUENos AYRES, Argentine, February ao-An attempt
yesterday President by throwing dyn
ate bomb his carriage The explode
thrown and four persons the thower three couederas
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KENTUCKY DEADLOCK BROKEN

kentucky February Republican
that has beenb bitterly
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FRANCISCO February
day wasc cordially greeted
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PRINCE FERDINAND TAKES A BRIDE
February the
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
WHITE SALMON
(From Enterprise }

Mrs Perry, of Mountain Brook
county, was down the first of the
week. She was one of the pioneer
settlers of the White Salmon valley.
g. ID. Moore sold lot In Cupid ad-
dition to Jack Maker the first of the
week. We understand that Jack in
tends to build nice bungalow in the
near future.
Chas. Hall and a Mr.. Smith, of
Hood River, we're looking over our
valley last Sunday. DIR. Hall owns
l6O acres of apple land about 10 miles
north Of town.
j. II. Barber, of Hood river valley,
was looking over the town and subuI bs
with II. s. Hall one day last week.
Mr.. Barber is one OF Hood Rivers
prosperous fruit growers and he Is
very favorsbly impressed with the
town OF White Salmon aud vicinity.
D. W. Dexter, OF New York, has
bought a lot overlooking the river in
White Salmon and will erect mag
nificent dwelling al once. He has
also bought the Jas. Wood place
about II miles from town and will
make this his home.
A badly oecompOsed body OF an un,
kntwn man was taken nut of the Co
lumbia river on Thursday and buried
In the |. o. o. II. cemetery. There
was on the body part OF a black
coat, a cotton shirt, cotton socks and
a pair OF shoes almost worn out. All
the features we're gone SO that 1t Is
impossible to give descI iption OF
the man.
This week II. S Hall & Co. have
surveyed out 26 lots Tor A. Ii. Jewett
on the bluff overlooking the river.
These lots are being sold to people
who are building homes where they
can get away from the bumdrum OF
the city and enjoy fresh air and beau.
tiful scenery.
Some one visited McClin.ock &
Simpsons store last Monday night
and took about $3.50 worth OF razors,
knives and other small articles. The
party used a ladder and climbed in
at the rear window. Most all the cut
lery has the firms name on it and
the thief will have hard time to gel
anything out of them without be inl
caught.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
BINGEN.
(From Observer.)

The party who went from here to
the Goat Rocks with Vincent Borde
returned Thursday evening. They
brought back several fine specimens
of ore Of different kinds which look
pretty rich. They have sent in sever
al samples to the assayer at Seattle.
A. Paulstitch and wife. of LitteI,
Wash, were visitors to Bingen Mon
day aud Tuesday CT this week. The
couple have property interests here
and the coming spring will find them
permanently located here. Mr.. Paul
stitch Is No. contractor and build,
or, and may get the contract fol
building our new school house.
4 Mrs. II. Clay Eversole, of Seattle,
daughter of Mrs. A. r. Byrkett, of
this place, arrived Wednesday for a
few days visit with her mother Mrs.
Eversole has quite liking for riding
horseback.
Invitation are out for dance at
Camp Gloria Vita on the Burnett
ranch.
The White Salmon Telephone COM
pany has poles strung along the road
to Snowden.
W. W. Swan has sold his equity
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are
for weak ba K, backache, rheumatic
pains, Inflammation Of the bladder and
all other annoyances due to weak kid
news. They are sold by Keir * Cass.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

rights In tine Byrkett ranch to A. X.
Byrkett. Mr.. Swan will remain in
this vicinity, but will only stay on
the ranch another month.
For a good, substantial % cent meal
go to Lindssy's restaurant.
DR.. J. W. Vogel, Of Portland, ID
again with us, and so il old Indian
Dave. Ii seems a coincidence that
both came back again at the same
time. The doctors daughter, Miss
Efiie Mary Vogel, was married on Au-
gust 10 to Arthur Cummings, both of
Portland.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
the prospects for this years truit

the prospects for this years truit
shipments.
A party of Mosierites returned from
trip to Badger Lake last week.
They report a good time and plenty OF
good fishing.
RancheIs were much pleased with
the fine rain we had last week. 1t
put stop to prune picking for day
or two, bat did the country lot Of
good.
The company working the Silicon
mine have put on some extra men and
have recently bad considerable ma
chineIy shipped in to aid In develop
ing the output. 1t is expected that
this will prove quite an important In
dustry at Mosier in the near future.
j. L. Roberts spent Sunday with
friends in Hood River.
Geo. Chamberlain made a business
trip to Hood River Monday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

Lime and cement IN any quantity at
Whitehead's.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
MOSIER.

Geo. Chamberlain has sold 50 acres
ofsthe K. Il. Hardwiok place to @. g.
Clement, of Minneapolis Mr.. Glenn
ent will develop his new purchase as
socn as the necessary arrangements
can Ee made. He expects to bring his
family here in the spring. Another
sale made by Mr.. Chamberlain is 100
acres of the Patterson place to Levi
Chrisman and A. G.sStogsdill. of The
Dalles.
The Mosier Fruit Growers Union is
busy packing and shipping prunes.
Prunes are fine crop here this year
and the union is shipping out car a
day.
r. III. Weber and party of Dalles
men we're here last week investigating
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.

Frank Hammond is reported quite
ill. His many friends hope that he
may be speedily restored to health.
Mrs. j. W. Connsway, of Portlsnd,
is here for an extended visit at the
home of her son, Harry Connaway,
Odells up-to-d date merchant.
Mrs. Stanton was Portland visitor
last week.
G. p. OdelI and wife came home
early last week after having abeen to
Warm Springs for an outing.
Fore.t Ranger Guy Talmage was
down last week aud when he started
on the return trip with pack horses
laden with supplies, one of the pack
horses decided that short distance
was sufficient for him and ran away,
buckinA until the saddle WAS broken
and the load had to be put away until
MIR. Talmage made the trip up beyond
Lost Lake and returned Saturday for
the load which he'd been left at the
home of /. U. Lalferty.
Mrs. g. Il. Bowerman came home
Saturday, after a weeks stay at Col
Iins mineral springs.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs y. b. Gre
vert Tuesday. August %, a son. Faith
er and son will celebrate their birth
DAYS on the same day as August 70 Is
Mr.. Coyert's birthday.
Elmer Lsfterty and his sister, Ber-
tha Lafferty, went to Portland last
week via the North Bank road. They
attended the big circus and visited
their cousin, who is IN attorney in
the Rose City.
Clinton Wood and his nieces, Lur-
line and Irene Fisher, OF Mosier, we're
also visitors to Portland and the cir
Gus.
Miss Mary Frazier, of Portland, has
been here for visit with her sister,
Mrs. II. S. Galligan.
W, l.. Carnes' brother came from
North Porder last Saturday for visit
with Mr.. Carnes and other relatives
In Hood river valley.
Mrs. l.. A. Il. Clark and little
daughter, Alice, came home Saturday
after several days visit in Portland.
While there the little girl underwent
a successful operation for the removal
OF tonsils aud adenoids.
Florence Lewis, OF Portland, has
been here for visit with the family
of l.. ID. Boyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.enden, of Port
land, have been here for visit with
Mrs. Henden's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Ehrck. They also visited at the
home of j. Ii. Eggert. Mrs. Henden
and Mrs, Eggert are sisters.
Floyd Mccoy has returned to his
home in Portland, after having visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ehrck.
Miss Bannister is here from Califor-
mia for visit with the family OF her
cousin, Chas. Covert.
Roy McDuffer, OF Portland, was q
business visitor at 0dell and Mt. Hood
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. A. Manley, of Portland, came
mp Saturday for visit at the homo ol
Mrs. Sarah Tonsey.
Recently while preparing young
chicken for cooking Mrs.J. ii. Eggerl
found what when put through proper
tests pi owed to be gold of the value o.
about 81. You see in Hood river vat
Icy not only does gold grow upor
trees, but even the chickens are lined
with gold.
Odell school opens next Monday,
September Z.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
MOUNT HOOD.

Jay p. Lucas, Hood River eounty's
assessor, was calling on Mt. Hood
property owners last week.
Sam Hess, who now lives at Candy,
| Ore came up last Friday OH a short
visit to Mt Hood.
| Miss Lura Miller w.nt to Hood
| River Saturday TO resume her studies
| in tha high school there.
| The Mt. Hood school will open Sep
| temter q on the east side. Work on
the west side school house is being
pushed and they hope to begin school
! in that building soon after October /.
Mrs. +. W. Bayley aud family, who
have been spending the summer at
Tilicum Lodge, felt Wednesday of last
week for their home in ! he Dalles.
They we're accompanied by Hollis
Huntington.
Miss Frances Cooper left for her
home IN Independence last Wednes
day, after a visit with relatives at Mt.
Hood.
There have been several real estate
transactions in Mt. Hood lately. One
important sale was 50 acres of orchard
land by d. Il. Cooper to Mr.. Beal,
an eastern man.
Roy McDuffee returned to Portland
last Monday, after spending a tew
days at Mt. Hood attending to bust
ness affairs.
Mrs. I. Il. Larwood took her daugh-
ter, Helen, to Portland, for medical
treatment last Sunday. She expects
to consult specialist on diseases of
the ear, to see il Helen's hearing can
be improved.
The members OF the Mt. Hood
church are grateful to Rev. j. Y. Mil
lgan for the beautiful large pulpit
Bible which he presented to the
church recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gribble took
their guests, the Misses Estes, for a
trip to the inn last Thursday, intend
ing to return Saturday, but the
weather was so stormy that they re.
turned Friday. While there they had
the unique experience of being in a
snow storm In August.
The Misses Estee left Monday for
Washington, after delightful visit
with relatives at Mt Hood.
Last Sunday Rev. Babbidge preach
ed his farewell sermon to the Mt.
Hood people. 1t is with regret that
we lid Mr.. and Mrs. Babbidge fare.
welt, as they have made friends with
every one here and Mr.. Babbidge has
been so earnest and efficient in build
ing up the church here. Rev. Corne'
lison, from Pendleton, will supply the
position during September and In
} October Rev. Washburne, of Washing
ton, Mo-, comes as regular pastor.
A number of the friends Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Babbidge met at the hall Mon
: day evening and proceeded to tht
I4arwood home, where the reverend
gentleman and his wife were treated
: to genuine surprise previous t
, their departure the next day. Iht
, evening WIS spent in singing anC
! playing games. At late houi th'
guests departed, bidding Mr.. anc
Mrs. Babbidge God speed in any fell
In which they may find themselves.
Mrs. Roy Hensen and baby are
spending theirEvacation in camp ii
the mountains with Mr.. Hensen
where he Is on duty as ranger. Mis-
Lottie Jones accompanied her.
Rollie Spaulding was in Mt. HooC
on business one day last week.
Chas. Shaw is spending his vacation
in the Hensen camp.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
UNDERWOOD.

Mr.. Kelly and family left for their
home on the local Monday, after a
mont he vacation and recreation here.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

4 Mr.. end Mrs. II. W. Hsmlan came
up on the Teal Friday, after a few
days visit in Portland.
Our school house looks much better
since getting fresh coat of paint ir.
side and out. J. b. Hunt was the
painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Cromwell came
10 ON the local Saturday from Port
land. They we're accompanied home
by their daughter. This Is Miss Crom-
wells fist visit here, but we feel sure
she will be favorably impressed with
this locality and make this their per
mHnent home.
We wish to correct an item in last
weeks paper 10 regard to X. Janson
having cut his thiId crop of alfalfa.
From the three cuttings he got over
IA, 900, instead OF 1000 pounds. lie
has another or fourth crop. This will
give him hetter than eight tons from
one acre, without irrigation.
Gerald Bebee had a large shipment
of lum Der come up on the boat Mon
day. This is mostly finishing lumber.
MIR Bebee is able to give some reason
able prices aud a good grade of ma
terisl
ii. W. Hamlsn went to Stevenson
and Vancouver Monday on business
VIM. Orsen came over fiom Little
White Salmon Monday. From the
looks OF his wagon he was delivering
hogs, chickens aud COWS and a few
peaches.
Mis-. B. VeRch is engaged in the
peach business for Kelly e. Duboys
also Mrs. L. Ii. Knapp is engaged as
packer.
From the prospects there is going
to be something doing in the stun p
business. j. p. Porter having large
compressed air and gasoline burner
shipped in to put into use on his
ranch. N. M. Munich has Smith
gIubber at the station.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
Notice tn Old Sptilers.

The second annual meeting of the
Hood River Pioneer Association will
he held in the X OF +, hail on Satur-
day, September 10, 1903, at 10 O'Clock
a. I'd. All persons who settled in Hood
river valley prior to May, 1882, are
eligible to membeishi and your pres
ence is expected. A good program of
early "reminiscences by old timers has
been arranged for of the early settle
ment of Hood river valley and the
Columbia. Don't fai! to come and
bring a full basket, for we expect TO
have the test time and dinner ever
held in Hood River.
d. A. Turner, Prei.
L. II. Coon, Sec.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
MOSIER
Fruit Lands,

in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood River. Also homesteads and re-
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
will do well to write or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
M0sier, Oregon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
Looking for n Location.

j. L. Holman, wife and grandson OF
Hood River, were in the city Tuesday
evening looking the best little city on
the coast over Tor location. We re-
ferred him to some of our friends and
hope they may succeed in suiting
them with good location. st. Johns
ReyieW.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

One of the busiest men in busy
city says, 81 try to make at least one
friend day." That seems more than
most uf US can manage, and yet the
wayside spring of country road
makes friend of every pssser by
Woman's Home Companion for Sep.
| tenn her
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

We hereby wish to express our sim
ceIe thanks to our friends and neigh
bors, also to the A. 0 U. W. lodge,
for their kind assistance during the
sickness and death of our beloved
husband and father.
Mrs. John Il. Binns
and Children.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

Kodol will, without doubt, make you
strong and will almost instantly relieve
yon OF all the symptoms of Indigestion.
Get bottle of it today. 1t is sold here
nv X cir e Case
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
MEET
ED. SHORT OF THE JUNIORS
THE BRIGHT AND SHINING
LIGHT OF THE WHOLE
SCHOOL.

Yesterday afternoon the high school
athletes held their interclass field and
track meet, which was won by the
Juniors. Ed Short Of the juniors was
the bright and shining star OF the day,
winning 80 points-six first places.
Morton OF the sophomores won sec
ond, making IL points. Tuomala for
the seniors was next high man with
II points. The points scored by classes
were as follows: Juniors, 80; sopho-
mores, 2l; seniors, IL; freshmen, II.
Trainer Cathey is delighted with the
showing made today, and declares
that the Astoria high school will be
amongst the topnotchers in the big
Corvallis meet next June.
In Short and Morton he believes he
has two of the speediest lads in the
inter-scholastic league, and assures
that they will both be heard from next
month.
The summary Of events is as fol-
lows:
so yard dash-lst, Short; End, Nor
ton; 3rd, Tuomala Time, 5::4-5.
High jump-lst, Short; End, Nor
ton; 3rd, Pilkington. it. l in.
Shotput-lst, Short; End, Tuomala;
3rd, Parker. IS #. in.
50 yard hurdles-lst, Morton; End,
Short; 3rd, Parker. II rs.
$50 yard run-lst, Parker; End, Ut
Finger; 3rd, Ross. Time, 2:02 3-5.
100 yard dash-lst, Short; End, Nor
ton; 3rd, Tuomala. Time, 10 3-5.
Pole yault-1st. Short; End, Pilking-
ton; 3rd, Larsen 8 #. 8 in.
220 yard dash-lst, Short; End, Nor
ton; 3rd, Tuomala Time, 20 rs.
Hammer throw-1st, Tuomala; End, |
Allen; 3rd Vernon. 96 it. 9 in.