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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
lncited Over Governments Action,
They Declare Japanese Boycott
Japanese Steamships Collide
---Great Loss of Life.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

CANTON, March 23-Geat indignation is felt here the
yielding of the Chinese government in its dispute with Japan
the seizure of the Tatsu Maru Meetings held yesterday
which fifty thousand attended and apaudd the denunc
tons of the for backdon
Resolutions passed declaring boycott Japanese goods
and recommending the impeachment of Yuan Shikai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
COLLIDE AND
MANY ARE DROWNED

TOXIC, March 23-The steamships Musu Maru and Hide
yoshe Maru coded akodate yesterday the
damaged severely that she sunk Immediately after the
vessels together Hercapan and majority of her hun
dred and foryfou and the
drowned The survivors the Hdeyoshe
Maru
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
LA GUAYRA A CLEAN PORT

eUAYRA Venezuela yesterday
free from
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
No Control
of Steamship
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The In
terstate Commerce commission has de-
cided that it has no jurisdiction over
ocean transportation.

A contrary opinion prevailed among
the members of the Commission short
time ago and threats were made against
the Pacific Mail Company, being one
of the matters referred to in Schwerin S
declaration that the line might be sus-
pended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
SEWALL CANDIDATE FOR
LITTLEFIELD'S POSITION

ROCKLAND Maine March 23-Congressman Litteheld has
his
United Minister Hawaii candidate for
his
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-23
BANDITS GET BIG HAUL
FROM NEVADA MINES

RENO Nevada, March 23-Two miners held up and
robbed yesterday bandits the robbers succeeding
getting away with oryseven thousand dollars the large
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
GLOBE TEAM WILL TRY
FOR THAT $500 PRIZE
Hose Boys From ella Slated to
Enter Race.

1t looks now like Globe was headed
this way. From A. K. Adamson, who
yesterday received a letter from the
hose team, it seems certain that the
cracker-jacks from the temptesuous
ella have their eye on that $500. From
what we can learn from Globe the boys
over there are simply stem-winders.
They certainly look like ready money
and when they leave the mark there is
only blue streak for the rCst of the
100 yards. They are ali strong, hardy
well trained men who can go at the
crack of the pistol, and they bring the
boys along to back them up.
From the statement of the popular
master mechanic, who mas the hose
races under charge for the Fourth, it
simply means that the teams here
have some work before them when
they go against Globe. They are out
to win and If the money is Kept over
here in the Sulphur Springs valley, it
means work and hard work at that
1t simply means that the Douglas boys
must get into the collar and stay there
for the next thirty days. Come On.
Globe. we are waiting for you.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
POTATOES WILL GROW
IN SULPHUR SPRINGS
Samples of a Fine Crop Are
Shown.

DOUGLAS, June 5.-CSpecial)-
The fact that Irish potatoes can be
raised in the SulpnLr Springs va,
very successfully is being proven this
year beyond any doubt. George Kelses.
who lives about two miles east OF
Douglas, called On Secretary Gerhart
of the Chamber of Commerce yester-
day and stated that he planted q
sman patch this spring and that al
ready he has a splendid crop or po-
tatoes. The seed which he planted was
bought in the stores of Douglas. -Ir.
Kelysey states that if he had tried
potatoes from good seed potatoes he
believes he would have even a better
crop.
If early northern potatoes were ex-
perimented with in this valley there
is little doubt that they would succeed.
As mater of fact. if early potatoes
were planted after July list, after the
summer rains have set in, it is quite
likely a very fine crop could be raised
without irrigation. Secretary Gerhart
has written to a seed house in Minneap-
oils for prices on various varieties OF
seed potatoes, both early and late, ano
hopes to get number of farmers liv-
ing in the vicinity Of Douglas to ex
pertinent with some choice varieties
of northern grown seed this summer
If 1t can be proved that good potatoes
can be grown in the Sulphur Springs
valley by the process Of dry farming
it will certainly be big boom for the
valley.
Potatoes probably enter into the cost
of living more than any other vege
table and if potatoes can be grown
right here at home it means a material
reduction in the cost of living, The
high freight rates now prevailing on
potatoes would be a big protection tt
the grower in this valley and the de
niand in the mining districts around
Douglas is enough to consume tnou
sands of bushels Of potatoes annually
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
STEAMING THE FACE
RIGHT AND WRONG METHODS OF
DOING 1T.
Bowl Of Ice Water One Of the Very
Necessary Articles in Accom-
plishment of This I'm
portant Work.

And she steamed all the skin on
her nose" concluded the kimono ora
tor. There was dreadful chorus Of
tragic "Oh's" interspersed with a few
little squeals. after which a voice
from the depths of the couch said:
well, if the skin on my nose was
like some peoples I'd want to steam
It or"
81 don't believe she did it the right
way" broke in another. IT cured my
self of blackheads by steaming, and
the skin never came of Of my nose"
do tell us how" cried the chorus.
well, the work is mostly in getting
ready. You must have plenty of hot
water first. Then, right side Of the
set bowl there must be a table with
a wash basin full of ice water. It's
really best to have some ice floating
round in it."
II should think you were telling us
how to freeze our faces interrupted
one OF the kimono-clad audience.
well, it's very necessary to close
the pores with" replied the beauty in
structor. Then you must have two
big bath towels and a jar of cold
cream.
Fill the basin with hot water. fold
one of the towels very thick and dip
1t in. Pull it out By the corners and
lay it on the other towel, which Is also
folded Just large enough to cover the
face, edges and all. Pick the whole
thing up and hold It over your face
but don't touch it to the skin till you
can do so without really hurting
When you feel your skin getting used
to the heat, hold it more closely. Keep
1t there three, four, FIVE minutes, till
you feel as IL there wasn't particle
Of skin left on your whole face.
when you think your skin is as hot
rs it can be without coming of, pat it
dry with very soft towel, and mas
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
GOV. GLENN'S SUCCESSOR
SOON TO BE CHOSEN
North Carolina Convention To
Meet This Month,

CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 5.-The
man who will succeed Governor Glenn
in the gubernatorial Office of North
Carolina will be chosen at the demo-
cratic state convention here the lat
ter part of this month. Governor
Glenn is not a candidate to succeed
himself. there being constitutional
inhibition in North Carolina prevent
ing a governor once elected in the
regular way Tor a null term of four
years from succeeding himself. al
though he may be elected again to
serve another term. provided a term
shall intervene.
There are three gubernatorial can
didates in the canvass for the nomi-
nation. The primaries up to date in
dictate the leader in the race to be
Locke Craig Of Asheville. Mr.. Craig
has long been prominent in democrat
ic politics in North Carolina. He is
a lawyer by profession and q speak
er of much ability. In 1892 he was
presidential elector in the mountain
district, and in 1895 he was presiden-
tial elector Of the state al large. He
was member of the general assem-
bly, in 1899 and 1901, and in the as
sembly he was conspicuous as lead
er.
Second in the race Is William W.
Kitchin, who retired from the house
of represent ives after representing
TIE Fifth North Carolina district for
six consecutive terms. Mr.. Kitchin
is pursuing a vfgC- GUS campaign and
is expected to -un Mr.. Craig a close
second. The third member of the
trio of candidates is Ashley Horne,
who enjoys prominence as a success
full business man as well a a politi-
clan.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
VICE PRESIDENTIAL
GOSSIP is BUZZlNG

CHICAGO, June 5.-Vice president
iaI gossip was prominent today for the
first time, the names of Senator J. T.
DolliVer and James ID. Sherman OF
New York being mentioned. Jonn
Hays Hammond, the Well known min
ing engineer, was also taxed OF, out
not seriously.
At the headquarters of Joseph G.
Cannon it was said that the estimates
of strength made by the Taft PEG
pie Rere largely overdrawn, and john
Eversman, the confidential man Of
Congressman Mckinley, of Cham
paign, VINO is in charge of the speak
er's interests at the present time. as
serted that the Illinois, candidate
would not only have Aore strength
than has been generally conceded u
him, but that the Tafe people would
not be able to show more than 800
votes on the first ballot
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
B. a. PACKARD SLATED
FOR GUARDIANSHIP
Of the Arizona Delegation to
Denver Convention,

DOUGLAS, June Especially
There severy indication that B. A.
Packard Of this city. who will be
the Cochise county representative on
the Arizona delegation to the demo
cratic national convention in Denver
in July. will be made chairman Of
the delegation, says the Tucson Citi-
zen.
This is considered quite an honor
and 1t will in all probability be given
to Mr.. Packard as he is one of the
best known democrats IN the terri
tory.
A. W. Forbes of Pima county, who
is one of the six members of the dele
cation, has stated that he believes
Mr.. Packard is entitled to this honor
in view of the services which he has
rendered the democratic party in the
territory during past years.
Mr.. Packard is one Of the best
known business men in Cochise coun-
ty and has his present residence in
Douglas. He has held several terri
torial positions.
Review Want Ads Bring Results
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06

sage with cold cream. SIT before the
mirror. and cover the whele sace first
Then begin with the forehead, and
make circular motions with the tips
Of your fingers. Pinch the skin gently
where there are any especially bad
wrinkles, and gradually work down..
ward till you have been over every
part OF the face This should take
about ten minutes, and it's good plan
to work by the clock, for you will
think it's all done when you've been
rubbing about three minutes. Don't
put on any more cream than the skin
will absorb, but it will take up lots
more than you expect.
Now go back to the steamfng basin
again, draw more hot water, and begin
the steaming all over again, but don't
keep it up quite so long. When the
skin is thoroughly steamed again, sud
denly drop the hot towel, and put
your face right into the basin of ice
water. It will give you an awful feel
ing as though you were shedding
every inch of skin, but you aren't.
Hold your face in the cold water for
minute or two, till it is as cold as II
was hot before, then dry it carefully.
Don't rub it or the skin will really
come of, for, Of course, it's frightfully
tender about now.
when you are sure 1t is thoroughly
dry, rub it all over with celd cream
again, but don't massage 1t. No, 1t
won't look oily. Finish of with a coat
OF powder and don't go out Of doors
for an hour at least"
81 always wondered how you kept
your skin looking so fine remarked
one of the audience.
ITS an open secret" was the reply,
land I know from experience that
there's no need of having biackheads
or of taking off all your skin when you
remove them"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06

Always. after using q tooth brush,
II should be held under a hot-water
faucet to rinse thoroughly, and once a
day it ought to be plunged into strong
ammonia water to purify, thus cleans
ing IT of germs.
The nonchalant manner In which
women otherwise particular win wipe
their faces with a soiled powder pun
or pad is amazing. They seem to be
utterly heedlesssof the fact that they
are simply wiping impurities into the
pores and the untidiness Of It il OBJ
vious.
Red nose may be caused by indi.
gestion and poor circulation. The
best cure is q simple diet, plenty of
exercise and drinking at least two
quarts of water day. Tea and coffee,
as wei as all other stiBsulants, should
be given up. and only tepid water
should be FUSED TOR washing the face.
When going out in extreme cold a
thick veil must be vora-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
INTEREST SLIM,
TRADING SLOW
IN THE MARKET
Demand for Stocks Was Ex-
ceedingIy Meagre-Rise In
Price of Lead and Copper In
London-No M. P. Dividend

NEW YORK, June 5.-There was
but scanty material for interest in the
stock market today. The total of the
days dealings discloses a violent
shringage in the volume of trading,
the days sales falling TO smaller to-
tai than for several months. During
the latter part of the day there was
an almost entire stagnation. The de
mand for stocks was exceedingly
meagre, but the cessation of selling
which flooded the market yesterday
was even more remarkable. 1t was
this feature which opened the day to
the slow movement of prices. Union
Pacific continued TO hold the domin-
ant place in the dealings; except for
some supplementary interest in Read
ing, there was really nothing else call
ing for notice in the days proceed
ings. The rise in the price of lead
here, and of copper in London had
some influence, as usual, in the stocks
of those trades. The announcement
of the omission of the semi-annuaf
dividend of Missouri Pacific was made
after the close of the market
Bonds we're steady.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
TRAGEDY ON RANCH
IN NEW MEXICO
Tucumcan Man Kills Young
Woman, Then Himself.

TUCUMCARI, N. NJ, June 5-Nepo-
mozena Martinez, former county com
missioner and one time treasurer OF
Union county, shot and killed him
self at his ranch, near GaIlegos, af
ter shooting and killing a young wo-
man employed in his household.
Martinez was about 60 years of age
and wealthy. He was prominent in
republican politics not only Of his sec
ton but Of the territory and was re-
garded as one Of the leaders of the
Mexican members OF that party in
New Mexico. His son, Juan Marti-
nez, is at present United States court
commissioner at Galegos.
The dead man was one of the big
sheep and cattlemeR of the territory
and his estate will foot up in the
neighborhood of 100000, it is said
A widow and several children survive
him. The motive for the double crime
can only be surmised.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
w. J. BRYAN REPLIES
TO THE WORLDS STORY
That Ryan Contributed to His
Campaign for Senator,

LINCOLN, Neb., June Sin a
statement given last night to the As
ISOLATED Press, w. j. Bryan repfeo
to an article that appeared a week
ago in the New York World charging
that Mr.. Bryan was the beneficiary of
campaign contribution made by
Thomas F. Ryan
Mr. Bryan declares that if Mr..
Ryan made the contribution it was
without his knowledge or consent,
aud he repeats his former statement
That when 1t is proved to him Mr..
Ryan did make the contribution he
will see the Eloney is returned to the
donor
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
ELEVEN ARE INJURED
IN RIO GRANDE WRECK
Rails Spread, Passenger Coach
Turned Over.

ASPEN, Colo. June 5.-Eleyen per
sons were seriously injured in a
wreck on the Aspen branch Of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad two
miles below the city this afternoon.
The Aspen and Glenwood Springs
accommodation train was ditched by
rails, and one passenger
coach turned completely over.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
THE METAL Market.

London tin was lower. both SPOT
and futures. being quoted at s12S
15s in London. Locally the market
was weak and ranged from $2S.20 to
$3.50.
Copper was higher in London, spot
selling at EOS Is Sd, and futures at
e5S Us Sd. The local market was
dull and unchanged; lake. 1275@
12.S7kc; electrolytic, 12.50@i2.75c;
casting, 1871 612.50.
Lead unchanged at Gf2 los in Lon
don. The local market was strong
and higher at $4.40@4.50.
Spelter was lower at G19 IS in the
London market. The local market
was strong and ten points higher at
$4606465.
Iron was higher in the English mar
ket; Cleveland warrants sos I'D.
Locally unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
notice.!
U. S. Collateral Bank and Uncle
Sans Loan Office.
"a Main Street, 5isbee Arizona.


Public sale of EEredeemed pieages
at U. S. Collateral Bank and Uncle
Sans Loan Office.
The following pledges will be sold
at public sale on June IL, 1908 at 10
a. m. sharp.
No. 1873 Stanley plane and wrench.
No. 1873. SO cal. Colt
No. I39. 80 cal. Colt.
No. 70. IS cal. Colt
No. 1872. Iyer-Johnson pistol.
No. 164. Open face silverine Elgin
watch.
No. 167. 40 cal. Colt and open face
silverine Waltham watch.
No. iT2. Open face silverine Elgin
watch.
No 179. Trunk and contents.
No. 1913. Loose diamond.
No. 1879. Open face gold filed n
gin watch.
No. zoe. Diamond ring and hunting
case gold watch.
No. 221. Gold band ring.
No. 22S. Open face gold filed
Waltham watch.
No. 234. Open face gold filled Ell
gin watch
No. 242. Hunting case gold filled
Swiss watch.
No. $50. Singer Sewing Machine.
No. 255. As cal. single action Colt.
No. 259. Savage rifle. % cal.
No. 262. Gold band ring.
No. 27S. Open face silverine Elgin
watech.
No. 285. Pillow cover and Eastman
camera.
No. 6O16. Gold brooch and ear
rings.
No. 621G. Open face silverine FL
gin watch.
No. 622S. Open face silverine FL
gin watch.
No. $3.50. Open face silverine FL
gin watch.
No. $3.50. Gold ring.
No. $685. Open face gold flied FL
gin watch.
No. 62Ss. Open face gold filed
Swiss watch.
No. $3.50. Open face silverine FL
gin and gold filed Waltha-n watch.
No. 6293. Gold pin with small dia-
mond
No. 63O3. Hunting case gold filed
ladies' watch.
Nc. 63O7. Gold ring.
No. 6314. Hunting case gold filled
Waltham watch.
No. 6316. Hunting case gold filed
Elgin watch.
No. 1894. Open face gold filed
Waltham watch.
No. 633S. Gold ring.
No. 6341. Hunting case gold filed
Waltham watch.
No. 6343. $3.50 and $1.00 gold coin.
No 6344 Gold ring
No. 1854. Open face gold filled
Waltham watch.
No. 6368. Hunting case gold filed
Waltham watch.
No. 1914. Open face silverine Wal
taam watch.
No. 6377. Hunting case gold filed
Waitham watch.
No. 63S7. Open face gold filled FL
gin watch.
No. 1898. English and African sill
yer medal.
No. 64O2. Gold ring.
No. 6417. Gold ring.
No. 6435. Open face gold filled
Elgin watch.
No. 6437. Open face silverine Wal
than watch.
No. 6454. Open face silverine Wal
than watch
No. 6456. Open face silverine Elgin
watch.
No. 6479. Open face silverine
Standard watch.
No. SASS. Hunting case gold filed
E1gin watch
No. 64S9. Hunting case gold filled
Elgin watch.
No. $500. Gold nugget
No. 6501. Open face silverine Wal
than watch.
No. 6518. Open face gold filed FL
gin watch.
No. 6525. Open face gold filed
Howard watch.
No. 6527. Gold ring.
No. $3.50. Gold ring.
No. 653s. Hunting case gold filed
Waltham watch and gold ring.
No. 6542. Open face geld filed FL
gin watch.
No. 6547. Hunting case gold filled
Swiss watch.
No. 1854. open face gold filled
Illinois watch.
No. e5ss. Hunting case gold filed
Elgin watch.
No. 1868. Hunting case gold filed
Swiss ladies' watch.
No. $50. Open face gold flied
Trenton watch
| No. 1854. Kodak
No. $685.. Open face gold filled
Eigin watch.
No $3.50. Two gold rings.
No. SAB. Cooks tools.
No. $685.. Clarinet.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
COAST Swimming
CHAMPIONSHIPS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June s.
The speediest swimmers In this part
Of the country are entered for the an
nual swimming championships Of the
Pacific Athletic association, to be
contested tonight at the Olympic
club. The program of events includes
the 100, go, $40 and sSO-yard races
and a special race for grammar
school boys at sc yards. There will
also be a relay race for teams of six
men, each contestant swimming a lap.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

ket steady. Beeves, $5.OO@775; Tex
ans, $500 SIS; westerns, S4.6566.10;
stockers- and feeders, S2.6065.50;
COWS and heifers, S2.40@6.50; calves,
s4.50@6.00.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; market
steady. Natives, s3.15@4.90; westerns
s3.15@4.00; yearlings, $4.60@5.50;
lambs. s4.00@6.10; western lambs,
S400@6.15.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 5.TJuly wheat
oDened lac lower to 1-Sc higher at
IS 7-S6S9 lac, sold between 81 5-Sc
and SO 3-S@S91Sc, and closed weak at
81 7-S6SSc.
July corn opened unchanged to re
lower at 6S 3-S668 7-Sc, sold between
81 Csc and IS 7-Sc and closed weak at
the lowest point, 6?%c.
July oats oDened at 1-Sto 3-Sc lower
at As 81 to Acc. sold between As 1-4c
and 46 lac, and closed at As 3-Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
Now the pIabolo Hat.

Threatening TO become fashionable
Is the diabolo hat, so named because
its high crown IS shaped like the spool
used in playing thar game-that is.
narrow in the middle and widening
out toward top and bottom Though
softened by flowers, its effect is queer,
and it will be only a beauty that can
defy all things that will venture to
wear the diabolo hat.
RevIsvy Want Ads BRING Results
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
GOLF ON SUNDAY
ON DOUGLAS LINKS
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

DOUGLAS, June 5.-(SpeciaL)-
The event for Sunday on the golf
links at the Douglas Country club viii
be gam ebetween the all-star Cop
per Queen aggregation and team
which several committees of tne club
are working on to put up against them.
The Copper Queen boys think thy
have about the strongest team thai
can be gotten together and they have
challenged the world-which means
any other team in Douglas. Tho com
mittees Of the club are hard at vorA
getting together team and they say
the contest will be 1--we one.
s-o--
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
STOCK LIST

Amalgamated Cooper. &c 3-S; Smelt-
ing. "a rs; AtchisOn. 81 IA: st. Paul,
1873; New York Central, 103h; Penn
sylvania. 120&s Reading. 112A;
Southern Pacific. S6B; Union Pacific.
1859: U. S. Steel, 37k; U. S. Steel
preferred, 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
HUSBAND AND WIFE
VICTIMS nE TnRNAnf

KEARNEY, Neb, June 5.-Near
Boelus. ten miles northwest of here,
Rene Voldsen and his wife were kill
ed and their house wrecked by tor
nado yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
PRICE OF SILVER.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Bar silver,
SO 7-Sc.; Mexican dollars, 47c.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-04
TELLS HOW TO MAKE
THE BEST REMEDY

A large New York health publica.
sion tells its readers OF number OF
simple and safe prescriptions that can
be made at home. The following,
however, for the cure Of rheumatism
and kidney and bladder troubles re-
ceives the greatest praise. viz, Fluid
Extract Dandelion, one halt ounce
Compound Kargon, one ounce; Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
ounces These simple. harmless in
gradients can be obtained at any good
prescription pharmacy at little cost
and ara mixed by shaking we'll in o
bottle.
The dose for adults is a teaspoonful
after each meal and at bedtime,
drinking full tumberful of water
after each dose. 1t is further stated
that this prescription is positive
iSuouy lOi hiuuoy oiOuDio hhu shhhc
back, weak bladder and urinary di-
fficulties, especially Of the elderly
people, and one of the best things to
be used in rheumatic Affections, re-
lieving the aches and pains and re-
ducing sweliings.
A we'll known local druggist states
that this mixture acts directly upon
the eliminative tissues of the kidneys
cleanses these sponge-like organs and
gives them power to sift and strain
the poisonous waste matter aud uric
acid from the blood which is the cause
of rheumatism.
Out this out and hand to some
sufferer which would certainly be an
act of humanity.