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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Everybody in this valley who has a ranch knows that he has the rest of the world beaten, but John Mcdonald who lives seven miles northeast of Phoenix under the Arizona canal, feels that he has little percentage over almost everybody in this valley. He says he had no frost at all at his place and had green tomato vines all winter that were never nipped. He also had morn. ing glories and sunhowers blooming most of the. winter and yesterday brought fine sunhower blossom to the board of trade.-Phoen!x Republi- can.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

A Phoenix laundryman wrote an al. that attracted the attention of Printers Ink, and now the Republican is to the front claiming the glory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
Piano Tuner Here

$. L. Hamilton, piano tuner, is in Globe for short time. Telephone l724. P. O. Box l235.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

The Arizona Sugar company has been incorporated at Phoenix with cap ital stock of $l,000,000. c. M. Culver is president, Ralph stone secretary and D. w. Fulwiler treasurer. The inten- tions of tho new corporation are not yet made public, but it is thought it will acquire the plant at Glendale re- gently sold under foreclosure proceed ings and continue the business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Getting Better All the Time Great moving picture at the Iris The Harbor Pirates tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Archie c. Bell, Phoenix architect, has been arrested and is now being held in the Maricopa county jail charged with forgery in Seattle, where he form erly resided. Bell has been in Phoenix about three months, and succeeded in working up a good business.
 The pastor of the First Methodist church,( Phoenix, has adopted an en- vclope advertising his church, Phoenix and the Salt River valley
 The board of trade of Phoenix i .sending out 10000 phamphlets des- criptive of the Salt River valley.
 Mrs. Lizzie C. Horton has filed dam age action against w. T. F. Mcdonald of Phoenix to recover judgment for $2,500 She claims taht as result of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
ARIZONA NEWS
 AND COMMENT

Mar.eopa democrats have perfected an organization and declared for Bryan
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

The Gazette delivers goodsized roast to people who knock on "Mar- icopa mones.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Brown, the Notary. Globe Office Buildip..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

A colony of Dunkards, according to the Gazette, is soon to locate n the Salt River valley
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Sims Ely has been elected school trus. tee at Phoenix.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

A new militia company has been mustered in at Prescott
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
A DAYS DOINGS IN ARIZONA

Donald's auto being out of order it made such an unusual noise taht it frightened her horse and that she was thrown from her buggy and injured. Novel grounds.
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in whose interest the
made, mnota at liberty d make known
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THE BYSTANDER
CONTINUED from Page Four.s

very family small income anu TO De 0t'A'
voet 10 General Jackson
to college education and moved 10 leA' ~
Gainesville he more ~
the campaign season aNeo
Congress were
about three miles from
Bailey started out barbecue when he had proceeded n
wey he by farmer Bailey seat IN MS "as
Naturally the OF the merits OF the can
farmer d not know named Bailey who was ~
eloquent barbecue and that ne
experience should his friends eau on h
speech. u 60 pofev
After all candidates spoken voferous cans o
speech heard IN East leA"
When the convention nominate the conselon
being finally compromises " ~
nomination an triumphant election of Bailey -
Now understand friend Admiral Beck hela
story Bailey, regarding the simple one
same tactics gathered together IN Tue
loud numerous Tor
the Admiral always responds reading carefully prepared speech he
Grafton the dead body OF caesar w
the campaign closes we may
Admiral had pohca l
years when they were changing =
of the club losses off COCKTAIL W
call to HAWAII ana oeg "ha0
the VINO
then puser Taking aboard the doctor was met O
nothing left but the deck
air said the DOCTOR but say Adna, ne ao
want word with Proceeding Admiras cabin closing the
nd INA"
all arranged that the Admiral
later prominent citizen VI"
the and the doctor moved IN
this day why he was not appointed
he expects has fend the ooc 70
iforh im for County Treasurer
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GIVEN Up 10 DE
Snatched from Deaths Door After
Hope Had Been Abandoned.

Mrs. John Mansel1, GA South Jeffer-
son street, New Castle, Pa, says:
About fifteen years ago / became af-
fiicted with a kidney disease which
almost brought me to the grave.
suffered so severely that I became dis
couraged and did not care what hap
pened to me, as my family had given
me up to die, / was in that condition
when I commenced using Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills.
'I was nervous and troubled with
acute pain in the back and loins ana
had severe headaches and dizzy spells.
The kidney secretions became thick
and stringy, and the passages attended
with intense pain. / commenced SUI
fering from terrible dropsical swelling
in nv whole body. At times my body
would be so bloated that could NOS
get my waist bands to meet. tireo
easily and the slightest exertion made
nv heart beat like a trip hammer. 4
was in constant pain from my back up
to nv neck and the base OF the brain.
had no appetite and gradually grew
weak until l was unable to get around
NV skin was hot and dry and drank
large quantities Of water.
II was in this dreadful condition
when Doan's Backache Kidney Pills
were recommended to me. / bought
box and at the end Of a weeks treat
ment thought / could notice an Inn
provement in my condition. When I
had taken the contents of the second
box I began to sleep soundly at night.
the kidneys became more active ana
the bloating began to disappear. The
urine became clear, my general healtn
improved wonderfully, and by the time
| I had taken twelve boxes OF Doan'
| Backache Kidney Pills / felt better
than I had before in fifteen years. 4
no longer had the pain in the back
headache, dizzy spells, and am TO-DAY
at the age of IS years in perfec'
health"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are Tor
sale by all chemists and storekespers
at 50 cents per box, six boxes $3.50, OF
they will be mailed on receipt OF price
bv the HOLSTER Drug Co. Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Sale of sheets. pilloweases and towels
at Whitney & Marsh's tomorrow.
A fve-passenger Queen auto is ad-
vertised for sale. See classified ads.
New goods in alpacas and children s
hose on display this week at Blom 8.
New shades of hosiery, including
Copenhagen blue, at Whitney d
Marsh 5.
A room in dwelling occupied by pri-
vate family is advertised for rent. See
classified column.
Mrs. c. L. Diekerson will return by
the Alameda with the latest in wells
and trimmed hats.
Save money by buying your foot
wear from Yee Chan & Co, King and
Bethel streets. All styles and sizes.
Trunks and things and things moved
bv the City Transfer Co.; Jas. H.
Love. Phone 152. Reasonable rates.
Two letters addressed to Miss Ethel
Bisho have been lost. Finder will
please leave them at the Gazette of
fee.
4 young lady stenographer expert
eneed in railroad Office work adver'
tises for position. See classified ads
today.
She is hard to please indeed who
would not find a satisfactory selection
for a dress from Ehlers' new assert
ment of plain and fancy silks.
Everything for the table sold by the
Netropolitan Meat Co., Ltd.-telephon'
45-can be depended upon as being
.snpelfor to that sold in any othe'
market.
. Bows of-the Navy! if you don t know
what TO take home with you as a sow
enir of the beautiful isles, call on d.
mond & Co. and look over their stool
in souvenir china.
Individual safe-deposit boxes TO
wills. deeds and documents may b.
rented in the vaults of the Waterhous
Trust Co.. for fifty cents a month, o
four dollars year, and up.
See the swell dress goods at the n
8. Sachs Dry Goods Co, with lace
and embroideries for trimming them
Ribbons. ladies' waists for evenins
wear. and rain coats, all at selling
prices.
NJ. McTnerny, Ltd, represent Wele
Margetson & Co. of London and Dl
Jaeger. leading makers of shawls am
rugs for travellers. They have full
lines of the goods, as well as suitcase:
portmanteaux, etc.
We want You to see our "Benjami
Clothes. - We know that you can
see them without trying them on, an
Won can t try them on without wantin
one of them. The Kash Co, Ltd, For
and Hotel streets.
In the big Baltimore fire, hundred
of Halls safes were broken open b.
EXPERT Ducbesny. none of the cor
tents of which were in bad eond
ton. Halls safes are fre-proof. Z
Hackfeld & Co, Ltd.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ralph and W. T. Balding of HilO
are in the city.
Don s. Bowman, sanitary inspector
of Hilo, is in the city and will remain
a fortnight.
William Ebeling. for many years
sugar boiler at Hilo Sugar Company s
mill, is in the city.
Admiral Swinburne, accompanied by
Lieutenant Poteet, called at the Capl-
toll Yesterday and was received by Sec
rotary Mott-Smith.
John Nieper, who was refused
landing from the China, Friday night,
though he has lived in the Islands
twentv-seven years, has been admitted.
Inoshita. a Japanese, sentenced to
wear in prison and to pay costs Tor
forging a postal order, was YESTERDAY
released on taking the poor convict
Oath.
The usual service at Leah Home
will be in charge of the CHRISTIAN En-
deavor Society of Central Union
church this afternoon. The car leaves
Pawaa Junction at , o'clock for hal-
muki.
On the 9th of October, about p.
m. Mrs. Kaakau Wongkong died at
Waihee. Maui. Mrs. WOngkong leaves
a husband and ten children, besides a
brother and three sisters, to mourn her
loss.
The Young Peoples Union will hold
a nraise service on the West Virginia
this afternoon at 2:30. All OF the
Christian Endeavorers and Epworth
Leaguers of the city are requested to
be present.
If members of the committee hav.
ing to do with the chief petty officers
dance at the Young, Tuesday night,
will call on E. NJ. Cheatham, at b. f.
Ehlers & Co., after 10 o'clock Monday
they can obtain more invitations.
Judge Dole will deliver his decision
in the Haleakala Ranch case Monday
morning. The question involved IS
whether the law prohibiting corpora
tions from contributing to elections Is
in force in this Territory or not.
What will no doubt prove to be the
largest number of limitations held 10y
anv one single lodge in one single night
will be held by the Honolulu Eagles
on Tuesday, at o clock p. M, IN then
hall. corner of Beretania avenue and
Fort street. All visiting Eagles cor
daily invited to attend.
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REGATTA DAY CONCERT
At MOANA HOTEL

The Royal Hawaiian Band will play
Of the Moana Hotel for the boat races
this afternoon. The spacious and
beautiful grounds of the Moana will
afford a splendid place to view the
races as we'll as to enjoy a musical
treat. Captain Berger has arranged
an unusually attractive program.
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HARMONY LODGE NO. 8. I. o. o. F.

At a regular meeting Of Harmony
Todge No. 3, I. O. O. F.. to be held on
Monday evening. October 10, at seven
0 clock, the new Drill Team organlIzeu
from Harmony and Excelsior lodges
will confer the first degree IN ODD ret
lowship on three or more Candidates
All the members of Harmony and TX
ceIsior. as well as all visiting Odd Eel
lows from the Pacific fleet, are cor
diailv invited to be present. Refresh
ments.
Per order -
E. r. HENDRY,
900 Secretary.
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of the mhds
being better
of situation
increased This was quarter OF
readily increased to tons per
acre at which tonnage made profitable concern
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued from Page Four.) !

Continued FROM Page Four)i
the continuation the plantation the purchases have
been ade am at liberty d make known
Confidence
The determination going concern is based
belief that the lands of the plantation are improving as inc
cultivation suitable for them is being better @
adapted the situation are being M
ton Of sugar three and threeqaes
be readily increased tour TONS PEI
place ought to be made profitable concern
The Minority Stockholders
Those behind the plans do anticipate difficulty from
minority the idea that under the laws Of
stockholders in corporation and ha' mere ~
legal reeonsdeng the motion by when
decided the affairs the corporation II can Dc
stockholders to direct the proper once TO Apply @
change the name and all Of that "
majority nor it expected to BE- but tne g
appeended veto on the desire OF the majority " con-
a solvent enterprise
oOkaa FreeF
otala is entirely free from debt solvent stockholders
lido what they their property.
The Fipahuu TRANSACT
transaction is entirely completed D.
field Company holding mortgage On W py the rv and
Tins freeze ont the stockholders all of the
stock of the company all stockholders and all
if+ f stock have been surrendered and paid for
H. HacKfeld Company the and the
the transfer of the title to that concern can
company value of 100000 divided into
1000 shares of 500 EACH
Firm of g.
rn the week the firm of Dat Nossan formed
of J. NJ Dat organized the Oh
purchasing part branch the Hawaiian
News Company continuing that old place. the Ha
has, of years
or So of the business
simply such portions of the stock as
the Bishop street OF
this month The
through by the Henry Waterhoue
Trust Company.
Com
The rfgng plant the United
Settlement Mook
was awarded during The icemaking
plant capacity making pounds of day. and the
all probable needs the institution
The arrival of the Pacific in
of the important events the Coas
Coalig operations have beer
active 1t $25o0OO National Banl
win Thursday October p
direct Maeda enaBa practice
Trans Mississippi
Chamber of the
sentative of that body Congress Francisco
a~on the scarcity of attend
He congress meet in 1911
Il
of H. Hackfeld Company
Germany He
He will htt
Mr. Hackfed through considerable period Of
of its large proportions IL
hos LARGE circle of friends hearty welcome
The Nranchur
final decree in the Manura case
the bp $669680 for costs INQUIRE
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giving aid nanehua the 1ns
Manchuria went the 20, 1906
Uncle
Among the real estate option
the United States for piece Of the property
price which the option is given $4,000
Trolley
The Rapid made for extension OF
their proposed of the Pearl Harbor Naval
Station In all probability line will be built
Frear nd Newell
Newell viii from their tour Maui
Hawaii Tuesday will leave for Kauai until
Thursday
Agae in KaimuAd Reservoir.
The presence of ga reported during the
the . Health by Food Commissioner Duncan
Excelsior Lodge of odd Fellows has for the
lot it owns opposite paid $1,000 for
the nronartv some wears ago.
South Pacific Tourist
The Transportation Committee is making progress with ITS
joint with New South Wales The presence OF
made and much in this matter
The schooner Mary sailed from Kahu to @ to a
ohia ties Lumber Company for the santa
Railway These Redond This is the first OF
expected to be quite fleet of vessels engaged IN carrying W
ties which havebe contracted for
following transactions of the week made ana reported Oh W
stock nanSas oahu sug Co., 49, 10 ooR p;
80 80 Uauku 1907 40 Pauhau 1875 1885, $50 Oahu Sug
NJ 90 las Oahu p sps ss Co. So s. p. ,s
Thursdayooo Paa 6 101 100 Oahu Sug Co.
" ot Oahu sug Co., 2775 20 oahu su
Co. o12 10 O. R. p; Oahu sug Co.. 275
| Dividend 15.
cent; Oahu Sugar Co.. per cent? " H.
IL Co. 81 rcent;P Waalua per cent
|
YOU having fun with me asked Cha"
lie oven old chap give Arthur You see
had nv bull That dog knows much as
do, And she much for him:
land Leade
have written everybody ought read said the author
do answered the publisher What the P0ne SEEM
to want now nobody ought to read Washington star
rou know Miss Strong you''' mannis1 sort of girl
telephone today for the hlst time III ~
life and sbed gigge once. philadelphia Press
Old Gent-He you boy doing out here hgf Don F
know Small BThere now kne" d ogo
Philadelphia inquirer
you yesterday No Willie didn shovel pat
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WHY NOT MAKE YOUR HOME AT
THE CoURTLAND?
Corner Punahou and Beretania Streets.

You can live better, and cheaper,
have more comforts, and a more beau
tiful home than by keeping house.
There is no other place like it in town.
It is in a quiet, attractive neighbor-
hood. convenient to the car-line. 1t 8
Just the place for married people.
Phone 934 Box 291.
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BORN

PAYNF-At Honokaa, Hawaii, Octo-
her Is. 1908. to the wife of William
Payne, a son. .--- -
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I everybody ought 10 read said the author
the publisher What the pubh seems
to want now nobody read Washington Star
Evening journal., 1908-03-18
MASK CARNIVAL
WAS. BIG AFFAIR
Oyer 500 People Took Part
in Tournament at COun-
try Rink

Over five hundred people attended the
masQue carnival ami Irish fitting
tournament held at the Country Rink
last night and the affair was a success
in every respect.
Costumes of the skaters were many
and varied. the grotesque being pre-
dominant although there was nothing
that could offer offense TO any one.
The fitting tournament was the fea-
ture Of the evening. The participants
were dressed in Irish peasant costume
and teh fitting furnished much amUse-
ment for thes pectators. Five rings sus-
pended at different parts of the hall
had to be secured.
The participants sk9tad in couples.
the woman holding the fitting stick
and the man guiding her. Each had
to secure the rings and were allowed
twenty seconds to make the rounds 0f
tn tits.
The winners were Miss Anna Glow
ard an.s Frank Scheu. They won af-
ter skating off a tie with Miss Ina
Lindsay and william McCool Each
couple had made ten points in three
trials when the winning couple made
complete score of FIVE on the last
try
Evening journal., 1908-03-18
new HOME FOR
SALVATION ARMY
Colonel Chandler Will be the
Principal Speaker Satur-
day EVsnlng

On Saturday evening next the Saliva
ton Army viii occupy ifs new head quar-
ters on the second floor OF the Booker
Building In Fourth street below King
street and members of the army are plan
ming a celebration worthy OF the oc-
casion.
The principal speaker OF the evening
VIII be Colonel Chandler, principal Of the
Army Training School Of New York city
who win deliver an address upon the
work OF the army In the metropolis Col
onel Chandler viii also speak In the hall
on Sunday morning next at il o'clock.
The Salvation Army has been located in
its present headquarters I'm Shipley street
below Fourth Tor the past nine years and
during that time has accomplished much
good among the poorer classes Of the
city. The new han has a seating capacity
OF about three hundred and adjoining IL
Is a smaller room which will be used as
a hall for the young peoples work and
for the work of the relief department. Hy
obtaining a new hall the expenses Of the
army have been doubled but the necessity
Of securing larger suarters was brought
about by the constantly increasing mem-
bershlp Of the band Of workers which now
numbers about $50 including young peo.
pie
The work here Is now in charge OF
Adiutant and Frs. W +. Bartlett, who
came on here from Ohio five weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1908-03-18
TWO JUDGES IN
CITY COURT
Mr.. Cochran Began the SeS-
sion But 1t Was Wound
Up by Mr.. JOsIyn

It required two judges to hold City
Court to-day. Both Judge Cochran and
Deputy Judge Joslyn occupied the bench
Judge Cochran started Off and Deputy
Judge Joslyn wound I'D the session.
Deputy Judge Joslyn relieved Judge
Cochran as he had heard the evidence In
the case Of Eugene MCNAMARA, charged
with non-support. which was continued
until to-day. When the case was called
Humane Agent Frank Stout. who has
brought McNamara and his wife together
again. asked that the defendant be dis
charged and this was done.
Many trespassers were arraigned before
Judge Cochran and the most Of them were
boys. James Mulhern, Thomas Houghton,
Frank Lloyd and Thomas Houghton, all
youths, were charged with trespassing
in a stable at Fifth and Madison streets
but were dismissed when the night stable.
man testified that he had given the boys
permission to enter the stable. The arrest
was made by officer Henderson.
Frank and George Black, young men
were fined s. and costs for trespassing on
railroad property and three Polanders
were fined So each for trespassing on the
property OF the Mccullough Iron Company
John DePrises and Michael vistoka, two
lads were charged with the larceny oi
brass and DePrises who was paroled from
the Ferris Reform School sometime ago
was ordered returned there and the other
boys case was postponed.
Evening journal., 1908-03-18
CELEBRATED THE
FEAST OF PURlM

The congregation Temple OF Truth
celebrated the Feast Of purim last
night in the building, No. 50i Market
street The Feast OF Purlm is 10
celebrate the deliverance OF the Pers-
ian Jews by Queen Esther from tho
plot Haman to eNtcrminate them as
recorded in the Book OF Esther He.
brews observe tho occasion by sending
gifts to each other. especially
dainties. The program at the Temple
of Truth included songs and recita-
tions by the children Of the Sunday
school, and Rabbi Rubonstein preach
ed a sermon.
The Woman's Auxiliary provided re-
freshments. Albert Rothschild gave
each person a box Of candy In honor
of Purim.
Evening journal., 1908-03-18
MORGAN HELD
FOR A HEARING

Charged in the City Court to-day
with manslaughter. Frederick Morgan.
of No. Il East Fourth street, was
held in $1,000 bail for a hearing on neXl
Friday He is represented by J. Frank
Bali
Morgan is accused Of running ovei
William Nichols. an aged colored man,
while driving along the causeway,
south of Market street bridge, on the
night of March H. TIE aged man was
removed to the Homeopathic Hospital
and died there
The accident occurred near Guthrie's
lane The dead man became cor
fused and was unable to get out OF
the way of the team. He was knocked
down and it is said was wounded In
the body by one Of thes hafts OF the
vehicle.
The body Of the old man is at the
morgue, nobody having claimed it. A
post mortem examination viii be held
this afternoon. but just when the body
will b inferred Is not knowa.