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The state herald., 1908-08-14
comps,I,Ion For Colorado ney..

The Colorado State Fair nj Pueblo
offers one hundred md twenty-five dol.
lars 10 pay the expenses for five
months nj the Colorado Agricultural
College Of any Colorado boy. under
twonty.ono years ~ age. who does tho
most efficient work In judging olnHsoa
Of horses, cattle. swine. and samples
of corn. Unsigned for tho purpose. and
writing reasons substAntiatlng his judg
meni. Applicants should write lma.
dln'ely 10 tho secretary of the State
Fair NJ Pueblo for instructions regard
Ing the contest
The state herald., 1908-08-14
New Plan Helps Aliens to Get Work

necessary help. including farm labor
ors. common lhborers and mechanics.
Whatever kind OF help is needed Ia In.
dloated by the replies ON the return
postal cards. About 100000 cards have
been scattered broadcast over the
country. aud II IL estimated that alto
gothor about 100000 cards will bo
sent out In the near future. From tho
FIRST Of February last TO the oloso Of
June. nearly 1000 aliens and others
were sent In response 10 applications
10 various parts OF the country, TWEEN
ty.aiK nAtionnliticn are represented ir
this distribution and the employment.
secured was principally farm work.
Tho following shows the various states
10 which aliens and others have been
distributed and the number 10 each
state, Alabama. o. Connecticut. 7;
Delaware. I: Georgia. 20. Illinois. Is.
indiana. /; Iowa. 81. Kansas. 8 Ken
tucky. rs; Maryland, 10; Mansachu.
Hottn, 2. Michigan. rs. Minnesota. 20.
mississippi. 10; Missouri. .. Montana.
2, Nebraska, .; New Jersey. II. Now
York. tsi. North Carolina, q North
Dakota. \! Ohio. ~. Oklahoma. &C.
Pennsylvania. GO; South Carolina. "a.
South Dakota. 1 Texas. 4. Vermont.
227. Virginia. Z. West virgiaiA. /!
Wisconsin, .,
The state herald., 1908-08-14
GOOD CAUSE FOR WRATH.
Art Collector and irritated Waiter
Had the Same Feelings.

Eluu lllC FtSlllUss
A Chicago art dealer was talking
about the wrath OF William r. Evans.
the New York collector upon whom
so many bogus paintings have been
imposed
He's awfully angry" said the art
dealer reprossing a smile Some Of
his costliest pictures, you know. hayo
turned out fakes His blood boils
when he thinks of the way he has
been duped.
HE told me the other day that he
could hardly understand the rage that
possessed him against every petty lit
tie Insignificant dealer that had cheat
ed him, lie said il was like the rage
OF waiter that he had noted one
afternoon at luncheon.
AT luncheon. Mr.. Evans sale, he
called his walters attention to a dead
fly in some dish or other
"The walter as he took the dish
away, muttered with maleyolent
look AT the limp insect:
I'D give twodollar bill II knew
Tor certain that this was the fly that's
been buzzlng about my nose all the
morning"
The state herald., 1908-08-14
Premium For Girls.

The Colorado State Fair. Pueblo
Colorado. offers one hundred dollnrf
TO the Colorado rirl. between the ages
of fourteen and twcnty.one. who docs
tho most efficient work In preparing
certain food products and giving tho
best reason for using her methods.
Gasoline stoves win be used. which
will be furnished by the management.
ms will sweet milk, royal baking pow.
der. and all utensils and equipment
necessary 20 produce the best results
Address, Immediately, secretary Of n,
state Fair, Pueblo. Colo. for informa.
tlon IN regard 10 entering this contest.
The state herald., 1908-08-14
He'd Pull Hard.

senator Folker. who jouneyed 10
Albany at the risk OF his life TO cast
the vote that doomed racing In New
York, had collected a number Of In
stances OF raee-track trickery," said
an Albany legislator,
Discussing. one day. the way Jock
eys so often sold races. he said that
there was Gloucester jockey once.
the rider OF fayorite, who was over
heard 10 say In saloon, the night
before the fayorite ran:
81 shan't win unless the rcins
break"
The state herald., 1908-08-14

Fresh manure has forcing effect
and tends 10 produce stems md leaves
nt the expense ~ fruit and grain, II f.
therefore better for early garden trucR,
grasses and forage plants than for
cereals or fruit
The state herald., 1908-08-14

Il have already promised ten cousins
to marry them. | can see shall never
get through all my divorces"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
REHEARSAL LAST NIGHT

A very successful rehearsal was held
last evening by the Symphony Society
orchestra at the Kilohana Art League
rooms. The entire program for next
Thursday evening was gone over and
it found the orchestra in fine condition
for the concert. A final rehearsal will
be held next Tuesday evening at
Bishop Hall, Punahou, and everything
will then be in readiness for a splen-
did entertainment Thursday.
Among the best numbers that will
be performed will be a Beethoven
symphony and Weber's Invitation to
the Waltz These, along with a
number of less ambitious numbers and
a mixed chorus, will constitute very
delightful program.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
THE PLEAsANToN.

The premises of the late Alexander
Tsenbers. at the corner. of Punahou and
Wilder avenue are to be opened today
NV Mrs. ]. w. Macdonald as family
hotel, to be called the Pleasanton. or
the purpose there is no more suitable
Mace in Honolulu and Mrs. Macdonald s
aOrnar;ence in catering to the better
class of patrons fits her to the duties
she viii perform as hostess of the lar
oer establishment. The place has been
leased by her for a term of years ana
tbe lower part of the house has been
engaged by guests who had apartments
in the Hawaiian or Moana notes. 'he
closing of which warranted the opening
of this new establishment and us spa
eious grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
NEW COLLEGE IN
SHAPE TO''BEeIA

The College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts is now in position and
well equipped for giving instruction to
those young persons who choose to
prepare themselves for the entrance
to the regular four-year course, which
begins September IA. These courses
lead to a degree of Bachelor of Sci
ence in agriculture, engineering and
domestic science. The Rev. w. Z.
Potwine has been secured as a tenn
porary instructor to assist Professor
Pope with the work. Several students
have already enrolled themselves for
the preparatory classes, which begin
work on February 3.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
LOCAL BREVITTES.

Mrs. Fred. Sackwitz has been quite
sick with an attack of grip at her
home, Palolo Heights.
The disposal of the Laupahoehoe
lands on which leases are expiring or
expired is approaching a settlement.
Secretary E. A. Mott-Smith yester-
day issued certificates of Hawaiian
birth to six Chinese and three Japa-
nese.
Lyle A Diekey petitions that a
guardian ad Item for the Cummings
minors be appointed in place of Fred.
Wundenberg, their deceased guardian.
1t is reported that six Japanese will
be sent hence to Vancouver in the 40
the purpose of testing the new Cana
dian restrictions.
Frank S. Dodge, manager of the BIZ
shop estate. was taken suddenly i'll at
the corner of Fort and Merchant
streets yesterday morning. He was
sent to the Queens Hospital. where
his early recovery was expected.
An investigation of the Cooperative
Home Purchasing Society, of which P.
E. r. Strauch is manager, was started
by the grand jury yesterday. Mr.. SUIT
ton of the Attorney Generals office Is
conducting the scrutiny of the society 5
affairs
Marshal Hendry arrived from Kali
lua, Hawaii. yesterday with Kong Yong
Soon, the long-sought chief of the Ko-
rean counterfeiters, in custody. Soon
acknowledged his guilt and, waving
m 7r19iE+aT fN0r77
missioner Hatch to the April term of
the Federal court with bail fixed at
$25oO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

See Wall, Nichols assortment of new
Valentines.
A watch fob has been found. See
classified advts.
Male puppies. thoroughbred pointers
for sale at 1866 King street.
Particular drinkers patronize the
Hoffman Saloon. Billy HowelPs place.
Don't miss the bargains in wash
goods at Whitney & Marsh's this
morning.
Especial opportunities for real estate
bargains from W. o. Smith, Judd
building.
Take your razor to Pacheeo, Fort
JSelow King and have it put in order.
Prompt service.
A Japanese boy speaking English
well advertises for a position. See
classified advertisements.
The pacific Picture Frame Co. will
be. closed until Monday, owing to Chi
nese New Years festivities.
Hawaiian Souvenir China in great
variety at w w. Dimond & CO., Ltd.
See display in the Eva window.
Sayegusa has a lot of new goods
from Japan suitable for this climate
and adapted to the wants of ladies.
Nuuanu above Hotel.
1. Alloy. the popular dealer in dry
goods on Nuuanu avenue below Hotel
will close his store today and duly OBJ
serve the Chinese New Year.
Order some coffee from Henry May
& Co. roasted by their wonderful new
process. You'll be surprised how much
good coffee can be improved. Phone 2z'
Today begins the great no-proht sale
at Blom's Everything TO be SOLD at
no-profiti Ladies' waists, skirts, gloves
collars. cravenette raincoats, ana chill
dren's coats-all at no-profit.
When you are buying watch look
for merit rather than bargains. ID. r.
wichman & CO.. Ltd, sell good
watches, watches with merit In every
bit of mechanism and the case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
BUY A HOME

1.-THE man who waits for opportunity
and when he sees it takes 1t, Is not
so good a man as he who does not
wait, but makes it. If were asked
what is lacking in the majority of men,
/ should say: initiative coupled with
judgment. BY the power of the for
mer a man is impelled to do things
and may make mistakes. On the other
hand, his mistakes tend to cultivate
judgment and his earlier failures may
be turned into stepping stones to sue
cess. Many men fail because they fear
to attempt"
Make the attempt to own a home.
begin now. property is low and terms
are easy. Let your rent help you buy
a home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
CHINESE NEW YEAR
HAS BAND ALL DAY

Today the Hawaiian band will play
for the celebration of Chinese New
Year the whole day.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
usual Sunday concert will be given
at the Capitol grounds, the band play
ing the following program:
PART 1.
"The Old Hundred
Fanfare-''The Cavalry. .Bohm
Overture-'"The Italian in Aigiers"..
..........., .............. Rossini
Introduction-''Loh engrin" :, Wagner
Selection-"M ....... Wallace
PART II.
vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Musical Review" :. .Riviere
Rondo-'Lontaine'' ......... Gillet
Finale-"Rigoletto" .......... Verdi
Star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
Art LEAGUE RECEPTION.

Cards have been issued for reeep-
ton at the Kilohana Art League -
Monday evening at $3.50 to view an
exhibition of jewelry designed oy May
Mott smith Cunningham and eoiiee-
ton of paintings and craft WORK oy
we'll known artists and craftsmen. Mrs
w, F. Frear, Mrs. E. A. Mott-olni'H'
Mrs. George R. Carter, Mrs. y D. 10y =
er. Mrs. f. NJ. swanzy, Mrs \. =
Halves Jr.. Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder MIS-
J. P. Cooke, Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt anu
Mrs. W. R. Brinekerhoff are 'he p'''l ~
esSes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
CHINESE STUDENTS
HONOR S. 7. ALEXANDER

The Chinese students at Punahop
gave this year as their New Years
gift to the college an enlarged photo
graph of Mr.. Samuel 7. Alexander
The enlargement, which is from one of
Mr.. Alexander's best photographs.
makes a striking picture. Mon Yin
made an effective presentation speech.
President Griffiths in accepting the
gift spoke of its special appropriate
ness this. year. during which the
Samuel T. Alexander memorial field
had been given to the college.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED.

This is done with Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. and if you are not
satisfied after using two-thirds of the
bottle according to directions, return
what is left and your money viii be
refunded. For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith & Co. agents for Ha-
wall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01
puNAHou POSTERS.

The posters, which are being place.
in the windows of several stores "Oo''
flown advertising the garden party =
be given at Mrs. F. J. Lowrey s, sat
urday. Feb. 18th. are the work Of Puma
hon students. They are clever IN design
and execution.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-01

Have you secured your copy of Pic
turesque Honolulu ? It is the most
beautiful souvenir Of Honolulu ever is
sued. Fifteen cents copy ready for
mailing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
fraternal Directory

Masonic Temple. first and thtri Thursdays Of each month. p. m. Jno H. Dunn. Sec.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
WORLD INTEREST
 N AUTO RACE

Company in few days as to other points iu Alaska along this route where gasoline may be obtained in quantity.
 From Panama the road will lead along the Yukon river. oyer It's frozen surface t9 UuIaklcct. where the river Wta be left and direct line made for the shore of Norton sound. in Boring sea The distance from Panama to the coast at the point indicated Is about f7o miles II IS ou the Yukon that saar trouble may be expected l. ls imperative that the autoists reach Ia naHa and commence the descent of the river before the spring thaw sets Tn. for once tHe ice begins ta melt in earn est it Will be out of the question to Use thc river as means of passage except by steamer later while there is absolutely uo road overland.
 All travel through this section of Alaska - along the Yukon river itself by boat or steamer in summer. and after JHe ice forms hy dog team. There are stations along the river about twenty miles apart some of these being occupied hv members of the United States signal Corps. whose dutt it is tp keep in repair the govern ment military telegraph line that cN- tends from Panama and beyond up the river to Circle city and tn the other direction down the river 10 St Mich aeL Whse there is another Y. $. mlli- tary post but practically no supplies I any kind are obtalnablc there. the occupants usually having only food enough for therr-own ase.
 Arrived at tHe coast on Norton sound beyond Gulahleet the autolsts SHt enaaavor ta rcaca Nome by skirt fms the iea along the shore. crossing Norton bay at Cape Darby. and pro- ding thence stiu along the shore to Nome
 Al Nome f. wnl be necessary for the adventurous autolsts to remain during liz 4bilLlAltL- ItH AIlt ftAatil Nlldi LtFlHE strait helng frozen oyer solidly only about once in ten years. fl win be irn- possible for automobiles to cross t1 Eazt Cape on the siberian side until the iro is WeH cleared out of the strait opposite cape Prince ef Wales short ly before Che annual freeze-up of the Arctic ocean and Boring Strait sets iu about the end of September. or early in October the autoists will be transported by steamer from Nome 10 East Cape. There they Wiu remain until sufficient snow has fallen to make Il possible to pass over the tundra for Bay of Kolutschin. to the towns Nishne Kolymsk. svedne Kolymsk. Verchojansk. Yakutsk. on the Siberian railroad, and thence 10 Moscow. from which point tho run home will be made to Paris-New York Times
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

rarte is aware of the proceedings him self The campaign managers are phy- sicians. They have their issue and they have selected NIT Bonaparte as their candidate because he is known to ia vor the proposition. The issue is the .extermination of the criminal classes
 The physicians propose to confne habitual criminals in asylum prisons for fife. Mir Ronaparte. as he has made known in his speeches, would hang them. The physicians admit that the habitual criminal should be hanged, but they are afraid that the country is not ready for this.
 As a compromise the doctors pro- pose h confine them for life either in asylums or in a penal colony. and they hope that Mir. Bonaparte can be per suaded to agree with their ideas when
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

san Francisco br the point of depart, urc. if aill be necessary ta tranship al Seattle In any event steamers leave both ports for points in Alaska every few days thus prceluding any delay 1T Walriug for vessel Tp reach Valdez by land from Seattle Is out af the ques- ton. which condition of course. also applies to SaH Francisco. The ray- age hy water from San Francisco to seattle wHl occupy less than three tag-, 0hitr tue voyage from Seattle ta Valdez IS usually accomplished in about Gfr days
 ~ Valdez. RHich lz one If the most important points in Alaska. the eou- f.-taHtz HjI IT.. the excellent rad which tbe United states government completed Het lane age and which rN- tends t4 Taa4Ha. aa fp. Yukon river 4 di-tane. of about SOD miles. passing tarnat the settlements of Copper cauur 4ad Fairbanks opposite Ta- mana. across thr rNer. K Fort Gib- bon. Uhrr, fhe United States main teus q aur company post of infantry troops The road from Valdez ta ,ra- asns i- said h> army officers To hs an excellent one. aui can bo travelled by automobiles. especially in winter. w8en snow makes ii possible for Il machine ID get through where the going might aar be SO favorable in inc summer
 Along the Yukon River.
 The a4r-t part at The rald l= at Faampsou's Pa~. about tarnty-lwo mites ffem NaIdsz. and the alruul, ot which x >o0 f..t Fer, 1T #~ possible thu horses may be required ta pull rh" autos uf the steep incline. but af- fer inc summit is reached say army officers who passed over the road with H th- last i-sv months the going is aor bad
 There is zeraj-yesaly mat service between Valdez and Tanaua while freight teams are passing bctweeo these points at all seasons ef che year of course the fadie- ef The stages and freight wagepz are mounted an sleigh runners. the stagc arcommr iatiu2 about ten person. fHree of whom can ride on one seat wbI. the average track width of an automobile is fifty six tncaes. and that of tho stage sleds is less set there i- aid 'a he a double mack for the stage and freight teams, and by straddlmg these tracks, say army officers, an automobile can make good progress. The trip between Valdez and Panama has been made h winter in six day- and half by the stage. carrying nine persons.
 Gasoline can br obtained at Valdez. and probably al Panama. much q 1T being used throughout Alaska for en- zines utilized for mining purposes. Definite and authentic information win b. obamed from the Standard oil
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
FIRE PATROL
Brannen's Merchants Fire and Police Patrol

aes-ere sa E. rsrn.r as t.a --u4 I-aa..a.. .IaH# aH.aH -ala aaa E is aa t.. 5ata.fs boaat-.s, If sa.a Lasesiea a.aiu g4falas sEsace -s-tt- erls Q ,H. E9rthsEy end la. gI s5lG L.y.esI.a -Hfm tv a .tef- a-t- us softer at af .aHa H.a .seat-f.. along 'H- #~r..a.. clad .a. as said r-,kesi-.. s.sa# as-taae.-af san t.... fhe#e.- .ut#sgs aa t a.aas, aHs fa # p,Iat aa fa= -u.Hfrs boundary u.. f sud laEzi.. ,Iam t 4lstaa=~ # 1laa i..t fr.m fa- < l. corner a =t5t fak.zr-a -'H#z= tHar4=- t1+ae tse saHtHafte haHHdaHe H at Iakasi.y 7ala Hl-f#sa.. aT Fae foe fa Inc Iairf 't a-sa.Hs# a.H #.. .H##ta.d fa tr. ar--s=e.uH f=-r..f
 Dated N7mr NHHzHa F-H -s I+4s
 P W Burroughs
 Foreman Tn eaaHr atratHa tHat tbr verdict }. af#J mH IIr0#f 1t rsT5r1 and tr. mr e.r. HzeHaasa from further com ld.r5r.a. a1 rHs #5=, aud zruzrd ur- Il fa .. H ramarr5V To which t.me ouH adjourned
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

Interest not ouly oH the part af the utomuhHiss hut among the public 1cuerau1 Is rapidly increasing in Inc -rcat aul~HabiIr ar. from Noa York % Ptri- tf4HgH Alaska and stheria. h. start fa h. made tr5m the Tmcs square Fee. E.. EigltseH thousand musz ma 4sl. tarngb HHIe ut snow and teo. maFug m endurance. trzf uu- .i.r sIf-uW=aHDrz Hrter before eaa- >ideraa asaH possible Hnrh lezs at tempted Ha= caused thf= race 10 'a talked about aur a6fg from tHe Allan tic ta ras raatue and fram the eaut- dian imr .a thr Gnu tal n eaH3de. .op. aud # France. En--I8 GerHauy EneflHd. md othrr Iuds
 Ths journey of Prince Borgh,sr from Pckm r fUt-. zurrczzfuffy arramr- ished fui- zear aIza conducted te La NatH o. Paris. ata .a.l'-sxeea-l ua aeme fer #aae by l. f4 Wnr- uu rr tt- ~tx-etHdef Whitman H laon tt, i.uurs from Sa 'raa#=..= l.. N... York. fluu mile 1a- atIr tH affeaH days two hours and rEr,Nr mrutr= must he reH-id-
 r,a naraiy-a- simmer inmlz when ,ouru.d ur lhr New York to Puis roas
 x eary rhr conception of rhr d.u-  g.r. Hmcultir- and rratioa- which hus, aho h1.. Hrrale -utersd and rHa# who may et .uter rnr rHe rue Nta he romreHea ta uaaersa has h" -t ,htam#d from m.u ss.a have travel.f hfHeH AH-R., ad Sihsri1 Whilr ,as ao uof Hr-uat. to say that th" undarat6lua aHI bs erfe hazardous
 u. ib-> also deelarr their conviction taat ii can t, successfully carried out parHe altogether uH,xpsst,i climatic um.mtir-
 Ia @-#-fa 4ay il may as -uI ,hat n. rour. viii br from Nee Yara ta caielsa and thence ra Denver Al tais point tre route max br either dong th. IH, of fhe EH"u Pacific raIuo4a tHauEH Cheyenne. esien. Reno and sIaruHaur, to San Fruci-- ro. ar from Denver. following ahat x known a- tao southern route. ap- preaching san Francisco from south era California or il + possible that from nrue,r it may h. decided fa pro- rrrd 'lroush Cheyenne and ogden ta GrMe.f ou the lne of the Union Pa cidc leaving uat railroad a' the last mentioned pomt aud folio" ue tbe line of th" oregon snort Line through Idaho. oregon and Washington Co Se- attIe A decision as tn which of these routes i- to be adopted 4il be reached in few days
 Ii i, settled. however. that from either san Francisco or Seattle, with thr probabilities n favor oi the for mcr point. steamer win be taken for Valdez. in Southeastern Alaska. should
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
GERMAN CLUB.

Every first and third Wednesdays. A. nha',.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
PULLING FOR
 BONAPARTE

CHICAGO. Dee. I9-The Tribun,. today says.
 An underground movement which had as its object the election of All toupy- General Charles A. Bonapaue to the presidency of the United Statcs is m progress. Ii nas come up for breath in Chicago Washington and Boston. and may be presented briefly in New York and Indianapolis.
 ''So far as k known it k only an un- derground campaign which is being conducted. and at present there Is nc evidence 10 indicate that MT Bona