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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-09-22
Commercial News
By CHARLES L. Rhodes.

All talk Company
accomplished
entirely beside tho mark Nothing the has
complete combination
that it will
deed probable that some such sort of thing will come to pass
of shaping
the interested concerns d Everything in the are but is
being will about, about
plans are being formed and discussed
Partnership Arrangement
Apparently thing cyaizing notb and
very probably corporate the will
arrangement between
a to other
A
Probably of present
will be modern fast passenger and freight steamship approximately
large the Siberia Korea to ply between San Francisco and these Islands
stated that the vessel will
certainly within twelve months ownership this
steamship will be divided up among the Mon Navigation Company the Inter
Island Navigation Company and the which just
Company. possible
stock be offered to the public This steamship will offer accommodations
Pacific steamship and will be able to make time
between San Francisco and Honolulu steamer plying between those ports
now, will make faster time than of them do.
Plans Steamship,
plans steamship drafted sufficiently
detailed bring the down the basis of exact figuring and calculation
ocoo operai an man profit
Up 20
Navigation already have will
capacity in its service including the chartered
will necessity have figure another
This the
steamships the freight the Islands must also
that building steamships
be in steamships
traffic, then it to the Matson Company to
e Islands must take into consideration the traffic the other
this consideration the nterIsand its
business points considerations against wae competition and
of the needs of the Islands a whole
grown
passenger thing
Honolulu the L"rpe which sailed from San Francisco Friday
while he is certain that regarding the whole situation
will be held whether fna conclusions reached or not
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-09-22

The collier Saturn is still lying us
the Alakea street wharf, loaded with
coal, awaiting orders. Her slstersht2,
the Justin, arrived at San FRANCHISES
yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-09-22
Commissioner Loomis.

Honorable Francis b. LOOMS, for.
merly Assistant Secretary of State, and
Minister to Venezuela, and now Com
missioner General of the United States
TO the Toxic Exposition, addressed the
Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday.
He urged the advantages Of making
this free port, whereby it would be-
come a great clearing house for the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-09-22
Engineering Association,

The Hawaiian Engineering Assoeia-
tion, at their annual meeting, elected
James T. Taylor president, G. II. Gere
vice president, Harold Lord secretary,
and Irwin SpaIding treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
Official Call for Democratic Primaries

7-Residence Henry Weggeland 445 East
Seventh South
s-Residence John Halverson. .36 Third
East. Ind. phone 1880.
9-Residence Milando Pratt, $50 South
State street.
1O-Residence A II. Woolley. All South
Third East.
11-Basement of city and county build
ing.
i2-Residence Frank E. Margetts, 1873
South Fourth East.
13-Residence Stephen l.. Moyle. S23
South Seventh East.
14-Residence Joseph S. Hyde, 97S East
Fourth South. Main S210-K.
l5-Residence w. j. Sloan. 1911 East
Fourth South
Second Ward.
16-Residence Eugene Hodges, $40 South
Second West
11-Residence Bert Fowler is Byron
lS-F. Walkinshaw's store.
14O1 Indiana avenue. Phone 1895.
19-Residence c. A. Carlquist 621 South
Fourth West.
20-ReSidence ]. w. Cunnington, 1875
West Seventh South.
21-Residence Joseph r. Matthews. So
West Fourth South.
22-Residence David Margetts. 53S South
Second West.
23-Residence Charles BengtZen, 515
Somerby street.
2i-Layton Milling Co.'S office. 337 West
Second South.
25-Mathis' Drug store, 324 South Main.
26-27O Main street
27-Residence NJ II. Cannon, II South
First West street.
2S-The Salt Lake House, 164 South Sec
ond West Phone 3042-X
29-Residence James w. IRE, S64 West
First South.
30-The Fisher Brewing Co.'S office, be-
tween First ana Second South. on Tenth
West street.
Third Ward.
Subsistence C. B. Felt. 155 Main. Ind.
1857.
32-Residence Arthur Barnes. 145 North
First West.
S3-Residence Mrs E. j. D. Roundy, 542
West First North. Phone 27sS-K.
34-Residence. Joshua Selley. S51 West
First North Ind. 2501.
35-Residence C.. ID. Harding, go North
First West. Bell 1642-NK.
S6-Residence John Holley. 223 West
Third North street. Bell 4750-Y.
37-Residence- II. T. Cowburn, AS North
Sixth West. Bell 4126-Y.
3S-Residence a NJ. Resell, 81 Rosetta
avenue
So Residence II. p. Folsom. Tenth West
and Tenth North.
40-Residence p. A. Hill, al Pear street
Ind. 12511.
Fourth Ward.
H-Residence 1Ashby Snow. II North
42-Residence Robert Patrick. jr., 267
Second avenue. Phone 1897.
4S-Residence o. P. Arnold, jr., 1863 Fifth
avenue. Phone 2SS4-Z.
44-Residence George z. Maycock, 466
Fourth avenue.
45-Residence p A. Hoffman. 5S7 Fifth
avenue.
46-Residence W. J. Tuddenham, 663
Second avenue Phone 26s9-Y.
47-Residence Judge Powers ('.Linger-
longerD. Main 2l56.
Fifth Ward.
4S-Residence Frank T. Luff. 1929 Bueno
avenue
49-Residence r.: P. Morris. sss East So.
Temple street. Phone 4524-Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17

Democratic primaries for the election
of 1l9 delegates to the Democratic state
convention to be held at Logan. Cache
county. Utah. on Sept. %; also for the
election OF 432 delegates to the Demo
cratic county convention to be held
Sept 30 at Salt Lake City. Utah. ard
for the election of l19 delegates to the
district judicial convention to be held
at Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 80. are
hereby called 10 be held in the respec-
tive election districts OF Salt Lake coun-
ty. Utah. on Thursday. the 18th day of
September. 1908, at the hour of O'Clock
p. M. at the places hereinafter deSig-
mated
The basis for the apportionment of
delegates from the districts to the state
convention has been fixed at one dele
gate for every fifty-four votes cast for
o. w. Powers for congress in 1906.
The basis for the apportionment TO the
county convention is one delegate for
every fifteen votes cast for o. w. Pow
ers The basis fixed for the apportion-
ment of delegates to the judicial con-
vention has been fixed at one delegate
for every fifty-four votes cast for O..
W. Powers.
The delegates elected to the state con-
vention shall also constitute the dele
gates TO the district judicial conven-
ton.
The delegates from the Salt Lake City
districts to the district judicial con-
vention will also nominate a candidate
for Justice of the peace and constable
and for the two city judges in Salt
Lake City.
The primaries SO to be held upon the
18th of September will elect delegates
to the state. county and judicial con-
ventions. and the places at which the
primaries will be held in the districts
arc as follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
FIREMEN AT ISIS THEATRE.

After a very busy day in convention
the firemen from all over Utah attend
ed the Isis theatre in a body. They
were entertained by a specially pre-
pared program. which this theatre was
able to do. as buying all their pictures
direct from the managers they had the
pick of about 100000 feet of pictures
The following subjects of interest
were shown: Fire Drill in Paris -
Fire Maneuvers in Madrid and the
''Incendiary Fireman. all of which
were thoroughly enjoyed by the men
of the ladder and the hose. Thomas <.
EdsCn visited the theatre during the
evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
EDISON At ELITE THEATRE.

Thomas A. Edison. his wife and daugh-
ter, visited the Elite theatre last even
ing and spent some two hours enjoying
the entertainment They were afterwards
shown through the theatre and operating
rooms by the manager of the theatre, Max
Florence. Mr.. Edison expressed his pleas
ure at the performance given and also
complimented the management the up
to-date and complete operating equipment
and upon the arrangement of boxes and
exits, The theatre uses Association Film,
which is controlled by Mr.. Edison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
RED LIGHT PROTEST.
Church on Record
AGAINST New Location.

A vigorous protest from the congrega-
ton of the Westminster Presbyterian
church against the establishment of a
red light district on the West side has
been filed with the city recorder for pres
entation to the council 1t is signed
by the pastor. Rev. Charles Curtis Nc
Intire and j. w. Phillips and ]. S. Davis.
representing the church. 1t is stated that
the church is only short distance from
the site of the new district, and it will
be detrimental to its interests, as well as
to the interests of the adjoining commu-
nitv. to allow the deniZens of the under
world TO locate there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
CITY HAS MANY VISITORS
Series of Attractions Presented in
Mormon Conference, State Fair
and Eisteddfod.

All of the railroads have announced re-
duced rates for those who come to Salt
Lake for the conference of the Latter
day Saints. the Utah State fair and the
national EisteddfOd. From some points
one fare for the round trip will be charged
and from others the rate will be cents
a mile.
1t is expected that Salt Lake will be
soon crowded with visitors for the APP
preaching gatherings and interestin5
events.
The fall carnival has already attracted
a number of persons, who will remain iii
Salt Lake until the close of the state
fair.
Many of the homes of Salt Lake are
filled with out-of-town guests, who have
made up their minds to enjoy all the in
teresting features of the flower carnival.
state fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17

50-Residence Isaac Sears, 756 East Sec
ond South. Phone 1863.
51-Webb & Ericksons store, $50 East
First South street. Phone 1919.
52-Residence O.rP. Arnold, ST., 155 South
Third East street
53-Judge Diehrs courtroom, city hall.
54-Office of William III. King, G. Com
mercial block
County Districts.
In the county districts the district chair
man will provide the usual place of meet
ing for the primaries.
The 119 delegates to the state conven-
ton, the 49, delegates TO the county con-
vention and the 119 delegates to the judi
cial convention are hereby apportioned to
the several districts as follows, to-wit:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
ARE YOU HUNGRY7
Fine food and service at The Royal.
NEW BANK FOR OASIS.

Oasis is to have a bank. and yesterday
the State bank of Oasis filed articles OF
Incorporation with the secretary of state
The capital is $4,000, with shares at sl0O
each. The officers are: Henry Huff
president: Milton Moody. vice president
These. with Washington Rogers. William
Huff and j. P. Peterson. form the direc-
torate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
SALT LAKE CITY.
First Ward.

Residence Stephen L. Richards, Ssl
East Eleventh South.
a-Residence Lyman r. Martineau. 9lS
Logan avenue.
sResidence Herbert Penrose, 1896 South
Ninth East
4-Residence Niels Rasmussen, 1l5 South
Ninth East
5-Residence Daniel Whipple, SoI Park
avenue. Main 16Sl-Z-
6-Residence Antoine Jacobson. 342 Stef-
fcnsen avenue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-17
Totals

The primaries in each district will elect
a chairman and n secretary to act as
chairman OF the district for the ensuing
year.
The chairman of the meeting will furn-
ish to the persons elected Delegates TO the
conventions certificates Of their election.
By order of the Democratic city and
county COMMITTEES of Salt Lake county.
Utah. AShbf SNOW,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
THE STRANGLE HOLD

The complaint OF the speakers the conservation congress
that the wharfage Seattle high has every ev
denee OF merit despite the fact tha, is something have
an known reasonable length OF time TO that the
rates high evidence moderation OF language that
is almost superhuman.
In Seattle the wharfage is so ton. In san
Francisco it is cents The is just times high
here as the bay city Like all other conditions there Is
reason for this simple the gentlemen who
control wharfage consider that they have for the
money.
few days ago Seattle enjoyed the spectacle OF the Cana
dian Pacific railroad foreign corporation coming the
the United States government with docking facilities
for government tugs nobody noticed any evidence OF
patriotic the part OF the Northern Paeiiie. The
Northern Pacific others the front sewed
tight and doing their best drive business from
Seattle Their attitude Of easy mathematical solution Il IS
be expected that with reasonable wharfage rate the
business the port OF Seattle would increase 10 cent II
might per cent but that would only bring wharf
owners 2s cents where they collecting 50 cents,
and furthermore. Il would additional expenditures on
their part.
Ii high time that some action be taken the
part Of the people Of Seattle strange hold that
these corporations hold the city. As positive lettering
factors they equals The growth and the good OF the
community cheeruIy sacrificed BY them not TO the
end that they may make reasonable profit even big
profit but that they may make enormous return ON the
money invested
In San Francisco cents for wharfage gives salts
factory results and there Is absolutely whatever
why the should be increased teniold Seattle II Seat
tie going keep her present place world port, change
will have be made. and the It made the better
There question bu, what the people will bring about
reform in time, but time precious in the development OF
city and delay likely place Seattle far back in the rek
will hard and long struggle get mp with the
leaders again
While everybody else doing his level best TO boost
the city along the wharf sitting back indifferent
all things except their immediate dividends.
How long Seattle going to stand its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
JAPAN TO GIVE SEATTLE
EXTENSIVE COMMERCE

coming white bread users Flour
mills are being established. and l
believe Il will not be long before
the Japanese miiiern wfll absorb all
tho surplus wheat grown by the
Washington farmers This will be
bid business
Puget sound viii reap the re-.
ward Ia increased commerce for her
stand taken az the time Of the
school trouble In San Francisco
The cpportune declaration Of Sc
affie's Chamber ~ Commerce at
that time prevented a boycott Of
Puget sound goods. ] wish 10 say
20 you that the Chamber OF Com.
meFce In Seattle II considered the
conservative head ~ the Industrial
Interests Of tho North Pacific
coast
Mr. Ohanhi will undoubtedly ~.
port well OF the Alaska. Yukon pa.
ciflc exposition The matter 81 an
exhibit wili come up before the
Japanese parliament next month.
n IL also believed that several men.
ofwar viii be detailed here during
tha fair period
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
mine LIKE
A ROARING
VOLCANO

BUTTE Mont. Nov. Adsicea
from Red Lodge. Mont. today
state that despite the heavy
streams ~ water pouring into the
workings Of the east side Of the
Northwestern Improvement corn.
psny'a coal mine. In which sir
mincra are snioml,ed. aud where
three loat their lives yesterday. the
mine Openings are belebinE forth
Immense quantities OF smoke. Civ.
ing the hillside the appearances 81
a volcano The fire IL raging
fiercely In the vicinity ~ slofsa No
2. and the water thus far seems
70 have had little effect In stay.
ms the advance
u - feared that unless n r. soon
brought under control the damage
will be enormous
All efforts nj further rescue OF
the SIN entombed foreigners has
been abandoned. and every effort
directed 90 bringing the fire under
control There n not one chance
IN n hundred that these men have
escaped The east side mine IL the
largest coIiiery IN Montana and az
fords employment 20 about Loco
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
vi

The smeariton family has dis.
psnaed with my services. Thinking
over u. laugh. then cry. Then
laugh
The circumstances VAS remark
able was discharged with honor
and special mention for good con.
duct
u seems that while me and Mag
gle. the domestic. was eating our
biE feast Of sauerkraut and spare
ribs. assisted by young Mortimer
SmearitOu, We was being watched
BY Mr. and Mrs. smeariion The
sight ~ the help eating while they
was starving amid plenty. iolted
them They woke up
The next day they surprised ia
By ordering TURKEY with OYS.
TER atuffine for dinner. with all
m. TRIMMINGS you could lmag.
Inc The meal coat 81 II II cost a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

From boyhood up. Pat Finnlgan
and Mike Flanagan had been riy.
ais. They both possessed the rae.
Ing Instinct Each wanted 10 hold
speed record Fortune Invariably
followed Pat. but Mike claimed
that his inning would come Ia
later life they had become master
mechanics. and the best engineers
on the western divisions bOasted
Of tho improvements each bad
made on the various parts Of their
fast locomotives.
For some time, however. Pat and
Mike had taken charge Of design.
ipg. construction and operation Of
mechanism 70 be- employed IN the
production, transmission and utili.
zation Of gas 10 be applied to aerial
navigation They were ssepsrta on
the application Of energy aud head.
I'd the list Of practical men IN their
line. Physically aud mentally Pat
and Nike were OppoHitcn. Pat was
a robust fellow. with large brown
eyes and jet black haft He was
n clustering specimen hot air
proposition IN fact Mike was small
and why. With rcd hair and con.
Efeliaiiona Of ffeckiea on bis face
and hands Mike vas conscious Of
his dlminutiye stature aud physical
weakness and resOrted TO tricks 10
gain bis ends.
Both responded 10 a call from
Washington Tho postmaster gen.
sral wanted their bids for carrying
fast mail between New York aud
San Francisco. While waiting IN
the lobby they got Into an aiterea.
ton and 4 fight was narrowly
aycried. Each claimed that he
could turn out an air flyer which
would make the run IN 30 hours
Well gentlemen. " that IL the
case" said the official In question,
YOU can ny for your money. Z"
Zach realized that there vas more
money back OF the contract thaa
any concern had obtained since the
signing 81 the declaration Of indie
prndenee. Succeeding generations.
moreover. would ST up and look At
the picture Of the winner
PAT and Mike hurried TO their
respective companies and got busy
The papers aired the affair aud the
record u each engineer vas ex.
hapnuyely reviewed Nothing else
was talked shout. Al agreed that
The contest lay in motor consfrilc.
ton and elessr manipulation. Beta
Involving enormous sums wefe
made AZ the end Of 30 days re.
ports we're called for.
Each sas ready. Mike had been
on duty constantly. snaiching his
sleep BY spells as the work pro.
creased While the construction
had gone on In secret. tha ties,
fiighta showed that there were
places for six men on each side OF
the framework beneath the huge
gha bsgn. Mike went over the ma.
chine the day before the start and
viewed HIS sky.racer with pride
and satisfaction. Pat was equally
confident lie had never been out.
done By his rival ard had no fear.
lie Was even figuring on purchas.
lng an estate In ireland aud retir.
ing on the profits Of his contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

csnt When I was ready Mr. Smear.
ii0n called me In
"Miss Dlllplekles. a.hcm. be aald.
We wish you 10 accept az token
OF our esteem this gold watch. We
owe u 70 you for your Kindness 10
our oifspring In furnishing him
With nouriahment which we. his
parents, In our ignorance. denied 70
him a. well a. 10 ourselves. while
We we're wasting money on external
Appearances We have determined
10 turn over new leaf-~to eat a.
befitH our income. and 20 spend
money IN more profitable directions.
Our FIRST ecouomy will be 10 do
without your very capable services
but J think you will appreciate our
position"
! couldn't kick on THAT. la my
platform. SO | thanked him for the
watch and verbal bouquet and
made my bow.
hut I'm rather proud OF my work
IN reforming the amoaFiton family
tThe Enid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
Visitor From the Empire
Talks Of Nations
Trade.

Extensive commerce between ia
pan and Puget sound. % which the
sympathetic understanding between
the Sound cities and tho Nippon
Kingdom at the time OF the anti
japanese demonstrations on the Pa
cine coast ~aa tho foundation. u
the prediction Of shlntara Ohashi.
one u the leading business men OF
Japan. this mnrnink. He IL en-.
thuaiaagic oseg the Masks Yukon.
Pacific exposition. and paid = visit
10 the grounds thla morning wiih
Japanese Consul TAnaka. hA the
guest Of the Chamber ~ Commerce
Mr. Ohahhl - the executive Of.
ficer of The Toxic Chamber Of Com.
merco and proprietor ~ the largest
nsibliahlnE house in the kingdom.
n'nnsdes being on the directorate OF
II other large corporations
The Japanese are rapidly be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

most deafeuing. The em.s =.
see the crew hustllnK abou. - !
Pats ship. but most a ~ -.
on Mixes ship didn't seer ! 8
agitated or even busy.
A. the gray dawn sssszt.< =.
east Pa happily observed n. =.
~ least 10 miles In bis xaks ~
engineers on the fast mssIs !
tween Cleveland and Chlesra Z.
Cd % and realized tia, ffe.s =.
were weighed In the bslsaes =.
citizens Of Omaha soon knex =.
they were only rs hours freu 4.
York The American essis 49,
bis Rocky mountain helxhts y
proud u hls country.
Pats troubles gr~s arzos a a.
day heightened. He hzs bees -
PEELED 70 stop and take o. s.~
line Al midnlxki de pees'~ I
San Francisco as 4 e,axser a Z
lights emerge frosa fhe goHu ~
finally settle AZ the aerial lsssIs,
grounds These we're foriox&x !,
the machine bearing he ~.
lights. A. the pe0pis rwsr~s<
about MIkes machine 10 or -,
congratulations they xxrs s..
pluszed. for oniy three mez 49,.
Mike responded 10 their en.als
asnl
A hurried inMpecsicn d!ez~
the fact that the resi- n F.n
crew were dummies ssles =
served as gasoline tanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
MUD is TOO DEEP
ON WATER FRONT

Petitions are being circulated by
persons who arw forced 20 use the
water front asking that the city
lay plank walks across the streets
along Railroad av. The mud and
sluah all along the front ie inches
deep and OF great annoyance to
those who must wade through a.
Thousands and thousands 81 PEG
pie are forced to SO hack and forth
fFou the WATER front every day
and they are naturally opposed 10
the sea Of mud that EXISTS there
al during the rainy season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
1TE1E IrEG7r HGEIrL

Tho aerial atatlona 49,.
on Long Island, Al no,,s lptsls.
from each other os..' aa.siahfs
grounds during the af,s,a a'as u
s 10y, ma. had watched the ~. =
nasa tlSsing At their rons's g
midnight however, The slasss A
lEsn ana the monsters ~ 49, y
losVcally for their records gs- ~
UP a Erea, cheer vent n Y sa Y
ship with lie many xh,. y. Pts
SLOWLY forged ahead, bat Nj, M nsAll
ms edit racer. WA ~, ~
hind The roofs Of he ~
hkyHrfapere were black ssss IN
heers As the swim riss,ss nslt
the SKY above them the s, ssst
the proDeliefs and motor. 80. -. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

like q dog. but you sarich hl,u
IN vain Tor a bark louise.
a alrantch ding habboned In der
Maine Yoeds voace. a man shot al
Something's In der bushes vich he
TOT ~ass Moose, und voundct a
poet yich wasa WooinR der Muse.
Ven ! want 10 know how 20 SMELL
Splitter ! always look In Web. ster'a
directory.
Der Mole burrows untor Rrount.
Der Mole lisa chackass. How much
easier ia voult De 10 burrow .abofe
grOunt.
Some Snakes ISIS fun of poison. /
hat proof of diss. Won bit me und
died.
Instinct isa n wonderful ding. Dey
say chickens ruOst higher In der
Sout dan IN der Nord. Q
Der afretch Cat bass der habids
Of der NIGHTINGALE but nod her voice.