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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24
RECORD FOR ARMY SERVICE.

Probably the world 5 record for con
tinuous service as soldier is held By
a Russian non-commissioned officer
named Budnikof, 12s years old. He
entered the army in 1877, at the age
of Is. as a private in the Hussar life
guards. and served as a soldier for
more than eighty years. lie fought IN
many wars. including the campaign OF
1912. won all four classes Of the ~.
Georges order for yalor, besides about
forty other crosses and medals. and now
receives an annual pension Of $500. lie
is still hale and hearty. He was mar
ried ninety years ago, and had son
and two daughters. The son was kill
ed in the Russo-Turkish war.
Semi TEEToTAL PLEDGE
The remarkable success of the Semi
teetotal Pledge Association Of England
was reported at its recent annual meet
ing in London The motto Of the or
ganization is "No Drinks Between
Meals The association was formed in
January. 1903. and in the FIVE years and
six months of its existence II has in
duced 10000 people TO subscribe to
its purposes and sign its pledges.
Among its hackers is the Bishop or
London.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24

AlAkEA WHARF SHE'D
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
de spent great deal of thought and
work on the original plans and pro-
dueed design which was regarded bv
all as something worthy-as something
that would give Honolulu building
not surpassed for its use by any sea.
port in the United States. But the cost
could not be brought within the amount
available, which was made available
by the Legislature without having be-
fore it any definite, well worked out
plan of what was desirable for the
purpose.
In addition to carefully working out
designs and plans for all public works
authorized by the legislature, the de-
partment is giving a great deal of at.
tention to the preparation of plans and
specifications for future work. So that
when the legislature comes to take up
the recommendations Of the Governor
or of the department of the needs of
the public service it will have before
it definitely worked out schemes to
consider, and not mere suggestions of a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24

As president of the Canadian Pacific
railway. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy is
head of the most gigantic railroad cor
poration in the world, which owns or
controls 1900 miles of tracks, has five
fleets of steamers on two oceans, enl-
ploys $4,000 people in three continents,
and. besides having its own mines, has
nearly 100000 acres of land in Can
ada. Sir Thomas has been described
as "a man almost bloodless in the in
tensity of his devotion to material
ends. He does not please, he does not
charm, he does not delight, but he in
terests.'' He attributes his success to
his marvellous acquaintance with all
details of railway organization.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24
EDWARDS POOR RACING LUCK.

Probably no owner ever had such a
persistent run of bad luck as King Ed
ward in the early years of his racing
career. At his first modest appearance
on race course, thirty years
ago, his horse, Champion, had the mis-
fortune to fall early in the race, and,
although he made game effort to re-
cover lost ground, he could finish only
second. Six years later-at his second
appearanee-at the Newmarket July
meeting, his horse, Alep, was badly
beaten by Lord Strathnairn s Avowal;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24
SAITO WILL STUDY
CANE CONTRACT WORK

Consul General Saito, who Is to be
placed at the head of the Japanese
Bureau of immigration. a recently or
ganized branch OF the japanese For
eign Department at Toxic. leaves to-
day for Maui, where he viii study the
contract system under which many
japanese are planting cane at Pune
ne. He viii report on this TO his gov
eminent on arriving at Toxic.
The position Mr. Saito goes TO as
sumo is an important one and viii
practically give him the say in regard
to the Japanese emigration or laborers
for Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24

and it was not until 1880 that Leonidas
II, ridden by Captain Wentworth Hope.
tombstone, scored his first victory in
the AIdershot cup. Six years more
elapsed, making fifteen years in all
from his racing debut, according to the
Dundee Advertiser, before the royal
colors were carried to victory for the
first time in fat racing, when, amid
a scene of great enthusiasm, Counter
pane. ridden by Archer, won maiden
plate at Sandown.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24

general design needed
AS an illustration, the water systems
of both Wailuku and Kahului depend
on the same main, both drawing di-
rectly from it. The result is that
when Waikiki is drawing from this
main, Kahului can get no water, or at
least no force of water. Plans are
now being drawn for a reservoir to
contain 100000 gallons to be located
above Kahului, to receive the night
flow when little is being drawn off at
Wailuku. 50 that during the day this
will supply a volume and force of
water adequate for the needs of Ka-
hului.
The same plan is being followed out
in regard to the entire wharf system
of Honolulu harbor and the harbor
works generally.
For the Honolulu Water Works sys.
tenn a complete scheme is being worked
ont, so that the legislature Will have
before it maps showing every street.
lane, and alley needing pipe; the data
regarding all reservoir sites, and the
complete details of the electrical plant.
In this way appropriations can be
made on the basis of exact knowledge,
and with closer reference to what
things are likely to cost
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24
GWENDoLYN II.

feeling C. w. Macfarlane of the La
Paloma congratulated the Gwendo1yn
sailors for beating his record for sail
ing small yacht across the Pacific,
while H. p. Wood assured everyone that
Honolulu was the best place in the
world. Captain Wilbur Kyle of the
Lady Maud, the son of the owner, John
Kyle, who came as passenger, stated
that Hawaii had won after all, because
thirty yachtsmen were now Hawaiians
who had been otherwise before com
ing; Commodore Sinclair paid tribute
to James Lyle, the builder of the
Hawaii, the best-built yacht on the Pa
cific, and w. r. Harrington spoke for
the Press.
"Transpacifc Mae" w. FL. Me-
Inerny, made rafting good speech of
welcome, referring also to Commodore
Tut and the Anemone crew, tthe
cleanest bunch of sportsmen it had
ever been Honolulu's good fortune to
entertain.'' He announced the fact
that the Hawaii would race on Tuesday
against the Lurline and whatever other
yachts wanted to enter the contest to-
windward, expressing a hope that the
La Paloma would be one of them
Commodore Sinclair explained that
he did not want the race because he
expected to win, but because he want
ed to be shown what he had been told
so often that he had almost come to
believe it, that his Lurline was only
good for leeward work and would be
beaten in a run to windward. Now he
would find out.
NO EXCUSES FROM HARRIS.
Captain Harris of the Hawaii said
that he had no excuses to offer for
being beaten. The committee had given
him free hand and full support, and
he had done his best. The blame was
not on the boat, but on conditions.
Price Cupid spoke briefly, stating
that the race should teach Hawaii a
lesson, that races could be sailed and
won by amateur crews. He himself
had wanted to ship before the mast
on the Hawaii, but had not been ask
ed, and now he had volunteered to go
as one of the crew to Hilo, hoping to
make the trip.
Altogether the luau last night was
complete success, establishing a feel
ing of good fellowship between the Wis
itors and the local yaehtsmen, giving
them a chance to become acquainted, |
something which the presence of the
fleet here and the consequent rush of
events had heretofore prevented.
THE GUESTS.
Among the guests present last night |
were Commodore Wilder, Commodore |
II. f. Cooper, Commodore Sinclair, J. /
+. Morgan, FL. H. Walker, L. A. Thurs
ton, Clarence Maefarlane, Jack Dens- !
ham, w. R. harrington, w. H. Me-
Inerny, d. P. R. Isenberg, Prince
Cupid, Col. Sam Parker, R. w Single, !
Jas. Lyle, Judge Weaver, Captain Lew
B. Harris, Harry Whitney, Ray Rietow,
Z. A. Stroud, John O'Brien, Herbert
Bowles, d. Logan, III. P Wood, VIII
Young, JAS. Holt, George Smithies,
Commodore Victor V. Stewart, John
Kyle, Captain w. B. Kyle, E. J. Pyle,
Maxwell Savage, Captain Harris, W.
Simpson. j. Jessops, C. D. Ledger, r. +
0. Matheson, George Lane, C. ".
Squires, Lloyd B. johnson, D. B. John
son, H. Henke, Captain J. Redfern, Ed.
Tassel, w. B. Jack, A. B. Walker Brun
nish, and others.
A NAUTICAL MENU.
The luau menu, which had been
drawn up by Correspondent Jack
Densham, was:
MENU.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24

PUAA LAULAU
Pig barbeeued la Hawaii's ballast
MOA AME KAINIU
Chicken planked wooden Leg" style
Ia LAWALU
Fish Cingalee la Steward Hamilton
INAMONA
Nuts (Knots) Tied la Gwendolyn ii
TAL4A HAWAII
sweet Potatoes sucrees aux bellies
danes de Hawaii
Taro roasted a Ia Yacht Hawaii
HALA KAHIKI
Pineapple, Home Product, Lady Maud
Variety
Though it seems we are not able
For a race to build a winner,
May you find us, at this table,
More successful with a dinner.
With a splice in certain braces
And the hold all clear and ready,
Stow it down with smiling faces.
Proper ballast makes you steady.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24

Suitor-Your daughter. sir-wel, er
that is-she told me to come to you
she says you -
Pater-Quite So understand. Let IS
see. are YOU Mr.. Bronson or Mr.. Wib-
blesf
suitor-Why. I'm Mr.. Motchkiss!-
Cleveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-24
MENU.
KAMANO LAWALU

Mystery of Salmon la speed of the
Lurline''
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

YORK gents the left you see one of and Brodes famous all made bridge the river below and lived sitting
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

We are all very well pleased with the Fl Paso plant.
 As to this immediate section, the idea is to get the other furnaces in blast at Chihauhau and Valardena as soon as possible There have been certain metallurgical problems that had to be overcome and solved, as always is the case with the blowing in of new plants. As soon as these are solved, and the output of ore warrants we shall blow the other furnace in.
 We have just been on a tour of the different United States plants of the company. We visited the CumbeT- land-Ely and the Nevada Consolidat- ed at Ely, Nev. One unit has com pleted. The plant has been seven years in construction. It was started by others and the work forwarded extremely slowly, but 1t has been bet ter since we bought the plant. In this first unit they have a capacity of $500 tons of concentrates a day, and when the other unit shall be in operation this output will be doubled, and it is possible we shall double even that within the next two years.
 We also visited the several plants Lake City-the Garfield and the Mur- ray. The Garfield is possibly the larg- est custom smelter in the world. They treat about 115,000 tons a month That plant has had some trouble (metall- urgicaD, but 1t is now again in first class shape.
 We alos visited the several plants
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
Chanberlain's Cough Remedy

It is n favoritelwith many mothers and never disappoiuts them. It contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given with implicit confidence. elseEE pkco co. sisDes. Naco and
 Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
 PREDICTS ERA
 FLUSH TIMES
Copper Magnate Looks For 75
 Cent Silver In the Next Two Years and Material Increase In the Price of Copper Metal
(By Chae. A. DInsmore.-

FL PASO, Oct. 6.-(SpeciaL) M Robert Guggenheim, son Of Daniel Guggenheim of the "smelter trust" was in Fl Paso the other day with party of American Smelling & Rein ing company officials. The company was composed of MT. Guggenheim, member of the executive committee of the company and also a member of the committee on operating; E. l..
 Newhouse, of the executive commit
 tee, vice-president and in charge Of operating; Jud Stewart, member of . the executive committee, general au- ditor, and assistant to the president. Here to confer with these were H. R. Wagner, chairman of the executive board for the southern district, and at this time manager of the smelter at Chihuahua, and Chas. H. McMahan, assistant general manager of the min ing department. G. c. Kaufman,
 manager of the mining department was to haze been here, but being ill i prevented. The party here worked
 hard all the time. visiting the smeiter l and going over every detail carefully. They all expressed their great pleas
 ure in the operations here and the
 general conduct of the business.
 Mir Guggenheim said that he had l just left his father at Denver. The
 young gentleman is very optimistic
 as to the future. He had no hesitancy
 in expressing his opinions, as follows: T feel very optimistic about the general business outlook. As soon as
 the presidential election is over. we
 shall have general prosperity again. look for general increase in the price of metals within reasonably short time.
 T expect to see silver selling at 75 cents within the next two years. India will come in the market again for large quantities. She is only out temporarily on account of the cron
 failure Germany. too, VIII be in the
 merket to buy silver, and it is pretty generally understood that the United Estates Government will buy more silver for subsidiary coinage and that | it's purcrases will be considerable and steady. These facts will certainly
 bring silver up materially.
 The rrice of copper ought to ad-
 vance somewhat-it ought to be some what higher than it IS now. believe the price will gradual; increase till
 it gets up to a reasonable figure.
 The lead situation is very healthy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

rates which is reviving public hos tility.
 It is now almost a year since the panic occurred. Since then the col lapse which began here. owing to the breakdown of credit, has extended throughout the world, as a result of the universal exhaustion of capital. Recovery has made splendid headway, vastly more than could have been eX- pected, but is not yet complete. Liqut- dation did it's beneficent work in elimi- hating weak spots and leaving the financial situation much stronger and sounder than before; so We may con fidently look forward to increasing actively in nearly all lines of business, the chief obstacle to a full resump- ton being the continued high cost of production. Neither commodities nor wages have yet undergone that read justment which has followed all pre- vius panics; combinations of various kinds or actual scarcity tending to delay reaction in this respect. It is plain that prices were abnormally high in 1907, and it is still problem for time to settle as to whether they
 
 continue on the high level for an in definite period.
 The technical situation of the stock market is fairly favorable. It is noti- ceable that there is little selling on either long or short account, and that Ion all pronounced declines there is good buying. The market is high rather than low. yet has good under tone of confidence and seems more 1 responsive to good news than to bad Holders of securities seem pretty well satisfied that the worst has been seen and that affairs are more likely to ! improve than to retrograde Under such conditions any serious break is | impossible. Europe is particularly anxious to see the United States adopt sound currency system. and this is unfortunate a consideration that i'm presses itself but slightly upon any oi our political parties just now. The immediate outlook for the market is uncertain; and for the next few weeks it's movements will be largely govern ed by political developments. FoI the present it is simply a trading market for moderate profits.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

best exhibit Of copper ore to CochiS, county, Arizona. Second award Grant county, New Mexco.
 First certificate of award for tat best cabinet exhibit of minerals tc Sierra county. New Mexico. Second award, Grant county, New Mexco.
 The first certificate of award fol the best exhibit of copper ore to Co chise county, Arizona. Second awart Grant county. New Mexico. The first certificate of award foi the best exhibit of turqoise to Gran county, New Mexico.
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of meerchaum to Grant county, New Mexico.
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of chalcopyrite copper to Grant county, New Mexico. Sec ond award. Yavapai county, Arizona.
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of magnetic iron ore to Grant county, New Mexico.
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of mineral water to Grant county. New Mexico.
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of specimens for gold, silver, copper, zinc and lead ores to c. H. Laidlaw.
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of gold nuggets to Colfax county, New Mexico.
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of brick to Tonque Press Brick, Tile and Improvement company. Second award, Las Vegas Brick company.
 The first certificate of award for the best collective exhibit of onyx, marble, lithographic stone, asbestos. petrified wood. copper bars and min eral paint to Yavapai county. Arizona. The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of coal and coke, to Colfax county, New Mexico. Second award to Victor Fuel company, Amer. ican Fuel company.
 The first certificate of award for the best collective exhibit of natural oil and by-products to The Texas company.
 Respectfully submitted,
 JAMES H. s. NOYLE.
 A W. HARRIS,
 WILLIAM s. MALLOY.
 Jury of Awards.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

of the company in Colorado-in fact. we have thoroughly made the rounds of the country on this trip, and have given much attention to the general conditions.
 The reason the country is now il so much better condition than it has been is owing to the fact that during the recent financial troubles the peo- pie got over a great deal of extray- agance and down to a more sub stantial basis; and for that reason when prosperity again comes it will be much greater than 1t ever was. Conditions in the United States today are sound. In fact, outside the Wall street district, and especially through the west, find a great many farmers and others who haven't felt the de pression at all
 This Is my first visit to Fl Paso and the southwest for nine years. find the country very much improved in all respects, and have enjoyed my visit immensely. Now that I have got taste of this section I hope that shall be able to get down here any way once year"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

Review want Ads Bring Results
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
Cochise Captures the Copper Award at the
 Albuquerque Fair
County Makes Very Fine Showing In the Mineral Exhibits Displayed and
 Takes Many Prizes.

The jury of awards on mineral ex hiosts at the Albuquerque has just made public it's report, showing that Arizona fared very creditably at the hands of the jury.
 Coonise county is away up on the hss, taking first award for the best ex hihh of copper ore, first certificate oi award for the best exhibit of lead ores, and half a dozen second prizes Cochise's most notable second is to favapA for the best exhibit of cop per. silver and gold collectively. It IS conceded generally that Yayapai county has one of the finest collec- tons of this kind in existence. II forms part of the permanent territo- rial exhibit at Phoenix. The full list of awards is given below:
 To the Honorable Board of Control of
 the Sixteenth National Irrigation
 Congress:
 Your jury of awards appointed to judge the mineral exhibit. begs to re- port as follows:
 The Boise Penrose casa prize we award to the Yavapai county mineral exhibit, Arizona
 The W. D. Murray trophy we award iNs ll.
 The first certificate of award for she best exhibit of zinc ores and min erals to New Mexico School of Mines, Second award, Luna county, New Mex ico
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit of lead ores to Co., chise county, Arizona. Second award Luna county, New Mexico
 The first certificate of award for the best exhibit Of Iead-zinc, sulphide ores and minerals to School of Mines, New Mexico. Second award, Grant county, New Mexico Third award, Bernadillo county, New Mexico
 First certificate of award for the best exhibit of gem, smithsonite min eral to School of Mines, New Mexico.
 First certificate of award for the best exhibit of copper silver, gold and minerals to Yavapai county, Ari- zona. Second award to Cochise coun- ty, Arizona.
 First certificate of award for the best exhibit. of silver-gold ores to School of Mines, New Mexico. Second award to Cochise county, Arizona.
 First certificate of award for the best exhibit of cement and cement plaster products to Colorado Portland Cement company Second award, Joyce Supply company, Albuquerque.
 First certificate of award for the best collective exhibit of metallic or native copper to Grant county, New Mexico. Second award Cochise coun- ty, Arizona.
 First certificate of award Tor the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
WALKER BROS. LETTER.

Special Wire to l.. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Oct 6.--The market today was very nervous and active and after an early advance sold on. Stops were reached and there was lit tie support In the afternoon an en- tire change took place and under the lead of Rock Island all the active list advanced. The losses were made mp and stocks became strong. The mar ket was in a very unsettled stage and had two very decided sides. Profes- sional traders were quiet active and changed their position quickly. We look for an active market tomorrow and one easily influenced by news
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

John D. Rockefeller has emerged from his partial retirement in relation to the affairs of the Standard Oil Co. and is once more its active, dominant head Where two or three years ago he rarely visited 26 Broadway, he now makes his appearance once or twice 6 week
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

The Pennsylvania and Long Island railroads are experimenting with var ious systems of overhead electrical power transmission for possible use in the tubes under the East River in place of the third rail An expert mental track has been laid on Long Island and various systems are being tried out
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
Do Not rifle
 With d Cold

Is good advice for men and women. Ii maybe vital in the case of child. Long experience has proven that there is noth, ing better for colds in children than
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

A circus thug wanted for robbery in California was arrested with Barnum &r Bailey's circus in Yuma the other day by Ranger Captain Harry Wheel or