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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-22

COURT CANOES NO. s11o, A. o. T.
4 Meets every second and fourth Tues
d 81 day of each month, at 80 p. m, in
y " San Antonio Hail. Vineyard street.
~ Visiting brothers cordially invited TO
"a attend.
AkN H PEREIRA. G. R.
NJ G. PACHECO. F. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-22

lawyers, has the following in its col
.umn Of light paragraphs:
In Line For Promotion ?-The United
States District Attorney, in Honolulu,
was arrested not long ago at the in
stance of the Civic Federation for at
tending prize fight without stopping
it. Federal oificeholders might make
more serious mistakes between now and
March ), 1909, at any rate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-22
ABOUT BRECKoNs.

Legal Notes, paper published for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-22

The entire receipts of the Empire
Theater' On Tuesday afternoon will be
donated to the fund for the purchase
of moving picture machine for the
MolOkai Settlement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-22

LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 8, o. E. s.
A Meets at the Masonic Temple every
~~w second Saturday of each month, at
" 7:30 D. m. Visiting sisters and broth
~ ers are cordially invited to attend.
MINNIE FRAZEE, W. NJ.
LOUISE A. TRUE, Seey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-22

COURT LUNALILo NO. 5000, A. o. T.
Meets every first and third Wednes-
n a day evenings of each month, at z 80
4 ~ D. m, in Pythian Hall, corner Fort
~ and Beretania streets. Visiting broth
~ ers cordially invited.
AoN T. G. BLACKWELL. c. r.
JAS. <. KAULIA, ?. c., T. s.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
SLEEPER SERVICE
 IS VERY POOR
Board of Trade Asking for Im- proved Service Between
 Bisbee and Coast.

At the last meeting of the Board of Trade the secretary was instructed to address a letter to General Pas senger Agent Stiles of the D. P, & s. w, asking that a through sleeper service from Bisbee to California be inangurated.
 As it is at present, the people of Phoenix and Tucson have this service throughout the summer, while often there are more passengers from this point to the coast than from either of the two cities mentioned.
 The sleeper service between this city and Douglas is also not the best in the world. Coming this way the passenger is awakened at 5 or 6 o'clock in the morning in order that the sleeper may be dropped at Doug las, as it does not make the .run through to this city.
 No reply has yet been received in answer to the letter addressed to the general passenger agent, as he is out on tour of inspection.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
THE NEW PRISON
 PLANS AT FLORENCE
It Is Likely That Thornton Fitz- hugh of Los Angeles Will Be
 Chosen the Architect,

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 20.-In all probability the new territorial prison, which is to be built at Florence, will be constructed in accordance with the plans submitted by Thornton Fitz- hugh, the Los Angeles architect. The board of control has practically come to this decision, and MT. Fitzhugh may arrive here tomorrow to consult with the members of the board. As soon as the board came to a decision, a telegram was sent to the architect, asking him to come for consulta- tion, which will settle all details.
 There are one or two small things which may have to be changed, but in the main it is expected that the building will be put up exactly in ac- cordance with the Fitzhugh plans. It is said that every detail which they contain conforms exactly to the spec ifications in the notice to architects is sued by the board of control.
 The plans submitted by Frost and Frost of Fl Paso were seriously con sidered, and it is stated that there was in reality, very little to choose between the two sets, but there are several features in those of Fitzhugh which the board members finally de- cided they liked better.
 Mir. Fftzhugh submitted an estimate of the amount which would probably be required to build as he planned, but what this estimate is has not been made public. It is considerably less than $120,000, however, which is the size of the appropriation made by the legislature But there will doubt less be none Of the $120,000 left over, and it is expected thas by the time everything is completed that sum will look pretty small, which is the usual experience in building matters.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
GOOD PRIZES IN
 BOWLING MATCH Handicap Tournament Planned With Substantial Prizes By
 the Business Men.

The bowling tOu.uament whicn ID just closing at the Y. NJ. c. 4. and which has been one of much interest, will be succeeded by another 10 be known as the Individual Handicap Bowling Tournament" The interest taken in the last tournament insures the success of the one which is to be- gin in Che next few days.
 Under the rules of the tournament, each match shall consist of three games, total pins to count. All games are to be played on alleys one and two. Each bowler shall allow his opponent the amount of his handi- cap on each game. The foul line V i'll be strictly enforced. Average for handicapping will be taken from games rolled during the last tourna- nent. Men having no records musl abide by handicap set by the bowling committee.
 Several of the business men of the city have very generously donated prizes for the highest, second highest and third highest in each match, and prizes for high average and mgs score. These donors are as<foIlows: First prize by Copper Queen stOt,., second prize by C. M. Henkei thiId prize by the Miners store. The prfzs for high average will be gigel by the donors have not yet decided whs.i tbeir prizes will be, inc list will bs published later. Those that have .'een selected are of value. 1ad well vcrth competing for
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
BIG BALL GAME IS PLANNED
 FOR WARREN
Bachelors and BenedictS of the
 Town Will Wage Combat on
 the Diamond For Large
 Prize, May 3.

Judging from reports, the game of base ball planned for Warren May
 between the unmarried and married men of that place, will be worth goins miles to see. The pride of the mar ried men has been touched, and theIr Irish, Dutch and Norwegian blood stirs actively as the young bucks bTag of their prowess and tell of the things they will do to the family heads. The teams are explained by Trenham for the benedicts, and Malone Tor the bachelors.
 The following is the probable line up: Bachelors-C. Barker, C.; C. Wimp, D.; H. w. Chittenden h.; R. L. Caldwell, 2b.; H. Hamilton, 3b.; E. G. Kinder, If. Donald Allen. ss; A. R. Malone cf.; H. Hartwell, If. Rene diets W. G. Hanson C.; F. E. Mauk, D.; Wm. Gohring, 1b.; H. H. Holden, 2b.; Guy Nicely, 3b.; Chas. Kroeger, rf.; C.. G. Adsit ss.; Jack Foster, cf.; H. M. Howatt If. Substitutes, for the bachelors, IT. Hanscom and Riley; for the benedicts, R. l.. Alderman and Newton Trenham.
 Each side views the other with more or less trepidation. not knowing how much base ball ability has been hidden from public view all these months But that there are some regular sharks of the diamond in the
 lineup cannot be doubted. Adsit of
 the benedicts is an eX-star of the University of Chicago. where he cleo trIied the fans, while Malone, of the bachelors, belonged to the infamous Black Stockings of Chicago. He still has the socks he wore, and which car ried him around many a home run. He swears he will not send the socks
 to the laundry till the benedicts are humbled. The latter simply smile at this threat, however, and hint about a possible demand for chloride of lime before the summer is over. Chittenden, who plays first for the bachelors, is regarded with suspicion by the other side, who think the boy is an ex-cnamp, but Gohring of the benedicts is expected to teach him the geology of the game, when he slides to first. Riley, one of the sub stitutes for the bachelors, s~ide From being a spitbaH artist, is said to be the original of the following verse:
 Are you MT. Riley they speak of so highly?
 Are you Mir Riley who runs a hotel? If you are MT Riley they speak of so highly,
 Then, bedad, MT. Riley, you're Joking right well"
 The bachelors are being backed by ! the Warren Company. while the RI
 Paso & Southwestern is behind the | benedicts. The prize will be com
 pIete baseball outfit. consisting of uni.
 forms. balls, bats, and all other things
 Deeded in the game. The oiamoLd al
 Warren will be put in first class shape, and seats provided for all. AT though it will be worth 80 cents oi any mans money to see the b1tle, jt will be free as air
 Mayor Caven is expected to umpire ! the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
YOUNG WINS IN WRESTLING MATCH Throws Blackburn and Hen hing Twice Each in Little
 Over Nine Minutes,

Notwithstanding the small crowd that was present, one of the most in teresting tournaments that has ever been pulled off in the city took place last night at the old opera house. The match was between Tom Young and Thomas Blackburn and Charles Hen ming, with the handicap that Young was to throw each Of his opponents twice within an hour. The match was for $200. The actual time re quired for him to accomplish this last night was nine minutes and twenty seven seconds. Blackburn secured one fall, the second, in one minute and twenty seconds. S. J. Varney was referee.
 The first bout was between Black burn and Young, catch-as-catch-can and resulted in Young putting his man to the mat in five minutes and twenty seconds In a second trial Blackburn threy his man in one min ute and twenty seconds, the only one lost by Young. Style of the second
 Henning then came up for catch as-catch-can try, and was downed by Young in one minute and twenty sec onds. The two then tried 1t Cornish style, Young again securing the fall, time one minute and forty s,-nnGs Blackburn had thus far been thrown only once, and came on for another trial This time the Cumberland style was used, the victory going to Young in just twenty-seven seconds. This last fall was best of them all Young secured his hold at the start and slowly forced his man back to the mat
 Notwithstanding the quick falls, the contest was full of interest and all of the men showed up we'll. Those who were present are asking for another match, and it is probable that another will be arranged in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
ELkS DECIDE ID PRODUCE
 TEXAS STEER"
Preparations Now Being Made By B. P. 0. E. for Production of Great Play Some Time During Month of May.

WitAin the next few weeks the To- cal lodge of Elks will attempt to beae the record which was established i1 amateur theatricals in this city when "The College Pennant" was produced, and the vehicle which will be used will be Hoyt's great success "A Texas Steer"
 The play itself needs no introduc- tion to the public as it is classed among the most successful comedies of the past quarter century and de servedly so. Taking real life and portraying it on the stage because of its unique and comical situations is the essence of the show.
 The entertainment committee or the Elks lodge, appointed only a week ago, decided on "A Texas Steer" last evening, and already prepara- tions are being made for the produc- ton. During the next few days the committee win be busy assigning the various parts, but it is probable that rehearsals will be commenced either this evening or tomorrow in lne spacious lodge room of the club house.
 The College Pennant" proved the fact that there is a great deal of To- cal talent which simply needs little training to put on first class produc- ton. This production was classeu Us local critics as one of the finest plays ever given in the city by amateur u professional companies. 1t Is the in- tention of the lodge now, not only to naintain the reputation attained a few mnths ago, but, if possible, to better it.
 All of the members of the lodge have become enthusiastic about ne matter and are ready and willing to do anything to make the play a sue cess. The ladies, also who are either the wives or sisters or mothers of Elks have entered into the spirit of the movement, and there is no doubt that when the show Is given some time towards the end Of May 1t will not only be financial but histrlonic success.
 When seen last evening by Re view representative, and asked con cernfng the matter, E. c. Corey, chair nsah of the entertainment committee said:
 Tt is our intention to produce "A Texas Steer" probably about the last week in May Rehearsals will be commenced as soon as it is possible to get the cast together. All of the members of the lodge are enthusiastic concerning the matter, and I do not think we will have any trouble in combating the example set in "The College Pennant."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
THE PREsBYTERY OF
 SOUTHERN ARIZONA
It Meets In BiSbee On Friday and Lasts Over Monday
 of Next Week. .

The Presbytery of Southern Ari- zona will meet in the local Presby- terian church this week, beginning it's session next Friday It 7.30 D. m. and continuing over Monday of next week. The Presbytery consists oE fifteen churches and eleven ministers. Among the churches are three Pima Indian churches, with a membership of over eight hundred, Alndar She charge of Dr. Charles H. Cook, who has worked among them since the, Christmas Of 1870, being located at Sacaton. One other Indian church, made up of the Papagoe, located near Tucson, under the charge of Rev. F. s. Herndon, is on the roll. There is also one Spanish church. located at Metcalf, with Rev. R. o. Martinez as pastor
 Rev. Charles H. Cook, D. D., is mod orator of the Presbytery, and will preach the retiring moderator's ser mon on Friday evening. Rev. John E. Fry, of the local church, is stated clerk and treasurer of the Presbytery. The Friday night meeting is a popu- lar meeting and the public is invited to the service. The business session will begin Saturday morning, wren reports of the years work will be re- ceived, and plans for the coming year considered. Sunday morning, ia con nection with the preaching service, communion service will be held. The visiting ministers will preach in seT- eral of the Protestant churches oS Bis bee on Sunday. The day session On Monday will be devoted to business, but at night there will be a popular meeting devoted to Missions, when Dr. Cook, and Rev. .E g. Hernaon. win tell of their work among the Tn dians of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
HEARING RECORDS
 WERE FORWARDED
By Registered Mail to Clerk of the District Court Says a
 Local Justice,

Justice Hogan within the past few days has received a communication from J. F. Ross, of Douglas, assistant district attorney. asking him to fur nish a record of all the preliminary hearings held in his court. These records have been forwarded to Tombstone, the local justice says, during the past few months as rapidly as possible by registered mall. ana should be on file in the office d the clerk of the district court, he says, as all of the registry receipts are signed by that official or his deputy. An investigation of conditions slows that the fault does not lie with the local men.
 During the last term of the district court Judge Doan took occasion to criticise the local justices of the peace for not transmitting the records of preliminary hearings promptly to the office of the clerk of the district court at Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
Chicago Grain Market.
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, April 21.-London tin was unchanged today. Locally easy, declined about 171s points at $31.759 31.95.
 London copper also eased to e5S for spot; s5S los for futures. New York unchanged Lake, 12.75@12.87k. Electrolytie, 12.62h @12.75c. Casting, 12.37k @12.50.
 Lead declined in London Is 3d to S13 Ills Sd, but locally closed un- changed at S3.97@4.00.
 Spelter~ was unchanged in both markets. London s21 5s. Locally, s4.6094.65.
 Iron closed unchanged in London, sos 6d. Standard foundry 3d lower at 51s 9d for Cleveland warrants. Local market unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
STAND PAT CLUB
 OF COLORED VOTERS
Negroes of the City Organize at an Enthusiastic Meeting
 Held in Council Chamber, \

The negroes of the city last night held at the city council chamber one of the most enthusiastic meetings that the present campaign has wit messed. An organization to be known as the Stand Pat Club" was perfect ed and meeting arranged for next Thursday night No less than 72 were enrolled in the club last night.
 Officers were elected as follows: J. W. Marshall, chairman; Roy Jones, secretary; Zac Alexander, treasurer. Committees on membership and f. nance were appointed, the former consistigH of five members, the latter of three. The club is non-partisan in politics, their aim being. as announced by the various speakers, to secure a good city government. -
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
Stock Quotations.
TO INVESTIGATE MURDER CASE

WEST UNION, Iowa, April 20 The Fayette county grand jury which assembled today will take up the murder of Arlo Whitbeck, the aged farmer who was beaten to death in his dooryard on the night of March IS, and robbed of a considerable sum of money. Walter Whitbeck, son of the murdered man is being held for the crime, and the widow is also held as an important witness. Young Whit beck was arrested at Duluth and brought back to this city, where a charge of first degree murder was lodged against him.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22

Rsnew Want Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
eLIvERs WIN CONTEST.

Amid much enthusiasm the Onyer team, Blair captain, defeated the En gineers, Hicks captain, in the bowling tournament which has been in prog ress at the r. Nj. c. A. for several weeks past. The score was, Olivers 21Ss, Engineers, 2013. The tourna ment will close next Thursday night A big interest is being taken in tht games and as the score is close, a large crowd is expected out to witness the fnal games.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
EXTRA DULLNESS
 IN TIE MARKETS Union Pacific Had Upward Course and Sympathetic
 Effect Was Noticed,

NEW YORK, April 21.-The ex- treme dullness of yesterdays stock market was unreyea1ed today by the resumption of operations of the for eign stock market and Boston, al- though Easter Monday, a holiday abroad, is advanced as a special ex- planation for the halt in New York. Immediate development bearing on the financial situation was net i'm portant today. It was rather signifi- cant. The filing of mortgage on the Illinois Central equipment caused a sharp decline in the price of that stock today. The upward course of Union Pacific had largely sympa- thetic effect on the whole list, leading strong. Bonds irregular.
 Chicago Grain Market.
 CHICAGO, April 21.-May wheat opened A to Bc higher at 94A to 94Kc, advanced to 961sc; closed ir- regular, 95B@95Ac.
 May corn opened h@A to &@kc higher, at 66A @6611c; advanced to 57c; closed at 66Ac.
 Oats, firm. May opened hc higher, 537sc; sold at 53Ac; closed, 53Ac.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Three things happened yesterday TO re-
duce business on the Washington Stock
Exchange to the minimum. 1t was Sat
urday; il was the anniversary Of the birth
Of Charlie" Williams, "chief kidder" Of
the exchange, and the stockholders meet
ing Of the Washington Railway and Flee
trio Company was held between / and 2
p. m. at the offices Of the company. in
in the East Capitol street car barn.
Little business ever gets through on
Saturday, and hence not much was TO be
expected yesterday. The transactions
were perhaps below the average for the
weeks end, being limited 10 5000 In
bonds and 20l shares of stock, Of which
200 were Lanston and one Of the Union
Trust Company. Lanst0n sold at 50 a
share. and the trust company share at
sl2o. The bonds were Metropolitan Rail-
way IS. which brought l07, and Washing
ton Railway and Electric As, which sold
at 7sH.
With reference to Mr.. Williams birth
day the exchange took what it considered
appropriate action. President Hume was
the spokesman Of the body IN presenting
Mr. Williams with head Of cabbage
mounted on a broom. in consideration
Of the fact that the recipient had wealth
cred the storms and bizzards Of life for
sixty years" It had been arranged
also that each member Of the exchange
should present their young associate
with a personal gift There seemed 70 be
somewhat Of a lack OF order as % who
should make the presentation first, the
result being that each member at "a given
signal rose and fired his present at Mr.
Williams SO that there should be no par
TALLY IN the performance. The gift in
every instance was a stick OF candy, ard
the ianitor was heard % remark an hour
afterward that he did not know there
was so much confectionery In the world.
as he lab0riously carried out the broken
pieces in a basket.
After the session Mr.. Williams was sin
cerely congratulated ny his many friends
on the exchange upon his birthday, and
many pleasant expressions, appropriate 10
the occasion. ia which there was no hid
den joke. were>made.
The results Of the stockholders meeting
Of tho railway company are noted else
where.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. l5-Foll0wiug are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, per pound. 5laS2 imi-
tation. 22a23, Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls la
%; store packed Ohio. Is. do. West Virginia l6alS
Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania l6al9
LIVE POULTRY-Od hens heavy. per pound II
allA young do 12al23 ROSTERS each 25sS0: ducks.
puddle large l2al3; do, small, ual2; musc0Fy and
mongrel 70; turkeys young. u gobblers 12au
EGGS-Alayland and Pennsylvania loss Of irsts.
per dozen. a.
POTATOES-White. nearby. prime. per busheI
65a70; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, 6sa72;
fancy Delaware. per barrel 75a400.
GREEN FRUITS AND FEGETABLES-A -Auples
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, per barrel
No. l. L75a200. do, small. common, Ig5aI 50: do
per l5-bsUel basket, 50a75s do. New York assorted
barrel 250a4oo cabbage, New YORK, Danish ton
le.00alL0O; celery, New York, per bunch, 36a45 ;
cTanberies Cape Cod. per haTel 65Oa7 50; lettuce
Norfolk. per basket. 25aa0 egg plants Florida. per
crate, L35a2E; onions. Pennsylvania, yellow per
bushel, (5a50; do. Western, yellow, per bushe 6ja
20; oranges Florida, PER box to size. ls5a2 .
pas. Florida. per basket, 2eaa250; grape fruit
Florida. per box. 25a35; tomatoes Florida. per
carrier fancy. 25oa3.J0; do. fair. L25al.50
FL0UR-Wintcr extra, 395a4l5; do. clear. Ana
AS DO, straight f.J0a465 do. patent 4s0a495; f;
spring clear 450a4s; DO. straight 595a550. do
patent S.50a555; City Mills best patent. 6 90; do
high grade patent. $50 do. straight. $50 do,
choice family. $50; extra, S9Qatl0 Rye -four, me-
dunn to choice, A5Qa500.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members Of
the New Yora Stock and Cotton exchanges ana the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 L street north
west.
New York Jan. ls.-The Chronicle figures of the
total visible supply are 4957 0cO bales against 5493
O0 bales last year The American supply IS S43 600
bales against 3520 90 bales. These figures show a
decrease f5T the week Of u000 bales loss Of 500 90
bales from 1907 and decrease for the week
of loo: and a decrease Of $500 bales from
1906. Liverpool did poorly to-day, and this scared
some longs az our opening, Prices eased of 20
points and a comparatively dull and Grmer market
followed the rally reaching above yesterdays close.
The feeling was general that the market would ulti
matev advance, bat proft-tskng must he expected
b. the weaker longs until they firm IN the con
gictl0n that the bull leaders in for long pull
So far their efforts have drawn considerable Of a
following all Of the facts which usually enter being
lost sight Of in the belief that 70 witness an
oldfashioned bull campaign. which is quite possible
in view of the strong probability Of larger proper
ton Of the crop being UumarkeJed than heretofore
Receipts at ports to-day are estimated at 3s 900
bales against 1000 bales last weak. and a 600 bales
last year.
Liverpool Is due to 2s points lower Monday.