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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-03-26
Poaitioli on RACING cars.

Ogden, Utah, Mar. 24.-The Amer.
lean New York.to-Paris car left Fres-
mo- Cal. at 1855 D. m. Monday and in.
tended the stop for the night at Gilroy,
20 miles from San Francisco. The
italian car. although 9S miles west Of
Ogden. must retrace that distance to
have a fracture of It's frame repaired.
The French car ia between Marston
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-03-26
Emparnr William 10 corfu.

Berlin. Mar. 24.-Emperor William
and the empress, accompanied By
Prince August, their fourth son, and
Princess Victoria, their daughter, are
10 leave here Tuesday for Corfu.
where the emperor is TO spend his Va
cation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-03-26

0rsn1sr. WA, Mar. fs.-Ths Italian
or ea1 Wednesday nlr1t uot %
Ihrt1 nIlsl lreu oIan1.F. ts'a1 nlnct
a. - 11,n lne4 "a 81. 6 lh1 nrr
----- mn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-03-26

schnscta1y. n r. ME. Aha
il.o9o onploysa q the oensral Elsc
efie c1nr1uy n us ciIT 10 haTs
~ rrI1,nf f1ur t4rr 4 N1eE 90
fro rrrIll EI1 r1cIE'r . 80 on
time va r1rst ~ <. 1's -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-03-26

Havana, Mar. 1L-The zayista con
Vention Monday nominated By acela-
nation Alfredo zayas for president
Senator Alfredo zayas q president Of
the Lberai psrty. leader Of tie M
tionsl and nee preaidsnf q TIE senate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
Small alks

FATHER vAIENTIN-Ive motorcycle
JOHN MARTINI like matches
JUDGE ought be held
over again
F. of be
of
TOWNSEND-The in and
night crowded with who spending
out there. 1t is a delightful place to live.
r. O. LYDECKER-The Volcano
tives have that have decided
week there that did, and let it that
MARsToN CAMPBELL building developing
and
mentation adding
a towns few
couldn't hold
Hawaii married
arm
JOHN LANETak about political machines
political machine
chimes
that controlled the convention with grip like vice.
W. B. TIoNIASNo line of gardening
horticultural
introducing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14

Of the many who realize and appre-
ciate the heaven sent beauties of ibis
Island, there are probably ccanty
score who take the trouble to place
that appreciation on paper so that
some fellow mortal may be tempted to
see and know and feel all this little
garden spot has to offer.
once dropped anchor at Madeira
and thought Funchal, with it's flowers
and climate, had touched the realiza.
ton of an ideal, but they have cold
days, and their Portuguese do not
speak English. In addition to su.
perior climate, Honolulu is American,
and the knowledge that Old Glory
waves over your Islands gives that zest
to every enjoyment which is like the
smack of orange bitters in a cocktail.
Lest your inhabitants get careless
and take the joys of this place as a
matter of course, you should have a
little corner of your paper devoted to
the changes of temperature in other
places.
New York, for instance, is very
much like an excursion into the depths
of the Mongolia. An officer took me
down into the Internal regions where
they stoke the engines and the ther.
mometer goes to 140 degrees, and from
there we went to the refrigerating
plant, where the mercury falls through
the bottom of the thermometer. New
York means white flannels at midday
and fur overcoats at night.
just why three millions of people
gather there, when Honolulu can offer
them steady work at gathering sugar
cane, | can not understand.
The three impressions that first af-
feet the stranger here are Peace, Con.
tent and Beauty. To be sure, there is
an element of laziness that permeates
each effort, but doubtless that affects
only the beginners.
My second morning here found me
with dragging feet and cold chills be.
tween the shoulders and general at.
mosphere of goose flesh, but when
mighty good-looking doctor was sent
for and told to hurry he set aside his
buggy and took an automobile. That g
the kind of a doctor that ought to get
rich.
He wouldn't admit that I had taken
that funny fever which attacks the
uninitiated, and / believe. that the
boilers of the Mongolia, followed by
their cold storage, and not this Island,
was to blame.
Even with the fever, however, the
day was not wasted, for visited your
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
FLEET JUST half WAY
HERE AT 8 LAST NIGHT
(From Sundays Advertiser.)

w
The wireless station difficulty
the Connecticut AT message
the Nebraska for the Coast position
position
as latitude SO
south wesma
position would
Francisco to Honolulu
The Connecticut having
Kahuku at
until
much louder than the Connecticut possibility
reading
equipped
o'clock until
civing all the
Not only did bel hear
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14

date milling machine, three drill
presses, and boring drill SO inches in
diameter.
There is blacksmith shop with four
FORCES and six blacksmiths, besides four
coppersmiths and two FORCES which can
handle any class of blacksmith or cop.
persmith work. There are five pattern.
makers and a boss molder, and seven
ordinary molders.
Besides these there is the woodwork
ing machinery, consisting of a lathe,
rip saw, band saw and wood planer All
OF the different machines are individ-
ually motor driven, and of the very
latest and best patterns. The Panther
carries on hand also fully.assorted
stock of tools and materials for the
fleet.
Executive Officer Delaney and War
rant Maehinists Nelson and johnson
are responsible for the work of the ma
ehinists on the floating ironworks, and
are at present doing job in the en-
gineroom of the Relief.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
WHAT THE REPAIR SHIP
PANTHER IS TO THE FLEET

What the hospital ship Relief is to
the men of the fleet, the repair ship
Panther is to the ships of the fleet.
She carries the doctors who treat the
troubles of the engines and ice ma.
chimes, the condensers, and all other
auxiliary machinery. she is well-ap.
pointed foundry, machine shop and iron.
works combined.
The vessel is the only one of her
kind in the navy, and has had busy
time of it since leaving Hampton
Roads in December last. With the
equipment she has, she is capable of
making any casting necessary of iron
or brass up to 300 pounds weight, From
the casting she can turn out the finished
product in her machine shops.
In the machine shop there are three
planers, six lathes which will take
work up to 81 inches in the swing, sew
eral portable boring bars for boring
out cylinders of the main or auxiliary
engines of any of the ships, an up-to-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
The Fleet Program


The tentative for the reception
end suggestion from the public generally
mttee that if there suggestions made
that the same be presented the regular meeting
Der of Commerce Monday afternoon at halfpas
The program a snowo is
THURSDAY Daylight by Japanese enter
of the
Hour Hawaiian House
FRIDAY Museum
to o. Afternoon: to Wild West Show
wrestling
Waikiki and Man of the Hour N
SATURDAY JULY sFair day.,
Queens Hospital Morning: o'clock
Co. taking in plantations, pineapple fields of
Pearl Habo fare 75c; Bishop Museum,
West Show; $780, baseball, Aala Park; dinner Clubs
$780, fireworks wrestling match boxing Masco
House
O'Clock Oahu Railway ond
s. regatal at
Wakik g. baseball Kpani claAo
music at Moana Hotel Waikiki $780, Central
\
MONDAY, JULY 2o-anng Railway Lar
wahawa; and band
baseball
at pavion s5 "The Mascot Opera
TUESDAY
Company Pearl HarbOr wahiawa; oas
chOwde Afternoon baseball g. polo Kapolani Park
$780, boxing @ sailors pavilion; of
Opera House.
WEDNESDAY $780, baseball Park; g. polo at
Kapolani champions against
ehampons s:5 ''The Mascot Hawaiian Opera
THURSDAY JULY 2sAftenoon daylight
by japanese entertainment committee
BAND PROGRAM
and program fol feet week. arranged
July l6Morning, reception Capto m
docks.
17-Nornng parade; to m West Show to Cap
Rees' reception; evening, at
July Isl to 5 p Wild West Show; $780, fireworks
July l9-2 5 concert, Mona 4
hookupu dock m Dock evening"
Young Hotel
21s polo game p. m, sports pavilion
July 22so baseball; p m,
July 90 Aloha to fleet :.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
DEATH OF ALExANDER oRAw.

Los ANGELES, June 3O.-Alexander
craw, former deputy State Commission
er of horticulture, who was well known
to thousands of the leading fruit-grow-
ers of California, was buried here this
afternoon. Craw had for the past four
years been Commissioner of Horticul-
ture of Hawaii He was distinguished
particularly for the strong part he
played in tho long fight that resulted
in the discovery of beneficial insects for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14

feet Tuesday morning. Smooth sea.
"(Signed) FULLENWEIDER."
Mr.. Isbell reports that the Thomas
and Glacier by butting in spoiled his
attempt to get the whole message sent
and so jumbled things that he is not
sure of the figures giving the longitude.
The first message started by the Con-
necticut was one from the New Yorlk
Herald's correspondent to his paper.
On account of the Thomas and Glacier
the entire message was lost except the
address and signature of the sender.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
FLEET TO PASS
SETTLEMENT AT \
DAWN THURSDAY

Expert Isbell of the Kahuku wireless
station last evening received the fol-
lowing message from the Associated
Press correspondent aboard the flagship
Connecticut:
1888 p! m. Fleet position, p. M,
latitude 2s degrees 10 minutes, longi-
tude las degrees Is minutes. Fleet will
slow down to nine knots tomorrow noon
to pass Leper Settlement at daylight
Thursday. The battleship Nebraska is
l40 miles behind, and will overtake
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14

The who didn't
% Lane ''cut little figure No matter
how well his read in newspapers day.
to
quit The speeches that struck being the
Burton
nation of La Toilette
opposition TO
uon has voice with carrying Apparently without
on his part he could be heard the his
effectively Knight
is an exceedingly genial however, good mixer and has wonderful
an
sentation the South
a fine voice. and they carried the convention
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
* Observation-Disclosures
Oahu---An Appreciation

By James Clarence Harvey.

Aquarium, where the steady boarders
seem to have been born in a summer
sunset and christened under rainbow.
| mustn It try to voice too many i'm
pressions, when I have had only one
day of the surf and the surf boats, the
balmy breezes, the sunshine, the gentle
showers, the smiles and greetings of
the natives and the hospitality of your
people. How could person carry a
perpetual crouch in such an atmo.
sphere7
1 have always been too much of a
dreamer to get very rich and I have
found the ideal place in which to
dream, and possibly might be tempt
ed to stay and get rich in
sun kissed city, ca peaceful isle,
Where balmy breezes soothe the soul
to rest.
The somber rain clouds, passing, pause
and smile,
Then change to gold and crimson in
the west.
An island Princess, dwelling in the
sea,
Whose robes are waves of purple,
green and gold,
With crests of foamy, snow-white
pearls, may be,
That hide a soft caress in every fold.
These turquoise skies, where snowy
cloud fleets sail,
Frown sweetly, like parting sweet
hearts face,
Then tiny teardrops fall and faint and
fail,
Ashamed of storms in SO divine a
place.
The cloud -capped hills, in garb of green
and brown,
Like giant warders, ever faithful
stand,
And mellow twilight, soft as prayer,
falls down
benson of love upon the land.
Hear me forswear the buster haunts of
menl
The turmoil of the world of toll and
tears,
Bid me remain to tell with tongue and
pen
The happiness of my declining years.
Teach me to say, "Aloha." 1t shall
be
Ny chief delight to live and love
and learn,
Then, at the last, consign me to the sea
That on it's tides / may again return.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14

the destruction of scale in orange orch
ards. In this direction it is claimed
he accomplished more than any other
man. He leaves widow and four sons,
the eldest of whom, Roy Craw, is promi-
nent in business circles in Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14
A MANS woRK.

When man begins TO do his work
merely for the sake of getting it done
he may as well give up the hope that
his salary viii ever be increased.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14

ocalR Republican party Judge Kings
otiec:
Republican County
hereby notified 1880 O'Clock FRIDAY JULY 10th,
zoos, the making
of the Precinct Club FRIDAY,
Roll books for enrolment kept open
until the night of August Goth at 10 o'clock
Chairman Republican County Committee County of
E BUFFANDEAU, Assistant Secretary
the notices following:
Sixth Precinct ccanies building Aakea and
Judge CO. went He lighted
charge woman with chairs place but nobody
hour any
body else coming She gone
up $780,
Judge left The inclined think meeting
changed So was Judge hn but he did not feel enthusiastic about
Nor was he delighted to find next mornings Advertiser the list of the men
elected for the sixth precinct Perhaps he had known that the official list
had been received this o'clock peasurabe
emotions might have been even less pronounced
In another it discovered
machine executive committee
policeman
ing distinguished
y y y y
Waikiki road which had
been thoughtuly Waikiki
Billy all politicians Billy
was exercised the subject of yellow dogs and his peaion
ploded in fashion:
yellow dog
tickets Let me ask fellow eizensand pause for repi there
yelOwdog politician
y y y =
of me- rawnes absolute crudens
of machine methods in Honolulu There is not fne not delicate
slate instead too laundering method for political ndfater
the
Martin VanB uren President
and
the calcium light
the throat could
the machine
like ticket
What
tickets get 81 things attacked
- -
long succeed
thing the native politics.
being
He wanted Hawaiian the Washington billet
what his politics TIE it
y - y
a a Yankee,
a
When Canadian soil,
i
Then back G a
On ShrSpanged ticket with
And The King'
can a
i roar
L with lie cup,
i my mt good,
Or msus for as n Bostoni should
oh, I'm for the offices
British Yankee, $
I'm a subject a here
For the Union Jack o
For the Stars cider
j don't n
- u -
Ono not be with
fbr certainty there being toud in the sporting
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-14


the kind that
about the city There honest taking
fbr certainty there being sporting of
and their displayed
tho neck pile There inherently nothing
well
ring particular of
thing a nam o rdism.
AThe manly art and 'te of kngs in
6OFnan this low in
possible that came
tere not honest pulling
and thug attacks marked the
fl thing about the il jbhg of
surprise whatever anything wasdo
II there racing Honolulu let us hone that il will
q tzaAd
himself Datua,v
u tas eEatosy o. rationale Convention.
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Cine Sanfbare Sram.

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benfen, ben QlpentrGuter gu buaie 0llss
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bate i'd cine grOBe, i6mer3bofte Sc
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pergebens. 3uIeBt fling i9 an Den
4lpentrduter gu gebrauten uHb bic
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pirb BON ben GisenHbimern, Or. geter
5abrueb &c Sons Co., 112-118 go.
6ODne @os., gbieago, 81.
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Hus flliIwaukss.


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gttlnunfTdJe
Nnhrtdtrn.
QMtmnts.

Gbtcdoo.- Die Stabt Chicago
ihano in DieIer 0ote I'm 3eihen bes
repmblica acknowledgements Wltt
flieaenoen 5abnen uno MulitoapeHen
bielten Ihon pom Sonntag an Die De-
leqaiionen ibren gin3ug in Die Stabt,
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afltst,teEntn

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ben um einen Heuen 2ermin als @ous
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qrincip sesen 3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4mtstermine isi.
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benz unionbabubofe in 81. 9oul
oeruGen poate, purbe $. 6. Soplor.
Elm gapitaliH aus Seattle, Bdlb., BON
2 N1dnueru in cine @de ssbrdHgt unb
INN $4,000 In 9oargsIO un0 Wert9s
papieren beroubt, morullf bic 8dnoiten
unter Der Ulenee UerIhpdn0en.
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be iOer 8ormer Qtiig. 2oeifler DerIebt.
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3iiblsoorfide WirtbidGft nieOsr. als
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ben 6r0u periuhts 6pdu @ruHOp niss
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