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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15
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p. Pat Is Wise.
When The editors come with their
good wives We shall See the ladies
ore entertained El Reno Democrat
Both Come Together.
When We get an aero club we
might with propriety ask for the meet
Of that association Tulsa World
Doug Siathers Tulsa.
Must be something wrong up Tulsa
way The enterprlsine correspond
ents lrQm that rlacN have NOT set
found anyone there connected With
the Guinness case Mnskoeee Phoe
nix
Luxurles Come High
Wichita wants lots Ct things. cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

While the mslung IS not quite
clear, yet we tame u from pis inter
probation Of the feadng that re Ok
lahoma city Times does not approve
LOT H0uao Bill 500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

Residents OF Roland ON the Iron
Mountain railroad. are bens given 4
hearing before me corporation com.
mission today ln regard q petition
for new depor at that place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

Good time 70 90 a fishing now; sst
your tackle AZ olsmiths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

The skin IS bealliiied nerf1med
preserved hy SATIN skin powder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

As scon as uit active career Of a
Rreai naval officer closes the pages
OF history begin 70 open for him
however
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

There are countless people In the
world who do not count FOX much
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

Some absent minded men even for
ger that leliy are forgetfui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

Are YOU one of the tailor's Gus
toners who are on the padded llstg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

LuKurIes Come I1I0h
Wichita wants lots Ct thines cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

Beware Of the spinster who asks
you for a match during leap year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

Many man who feels Dig acts
small
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

she generally pays for the very best.
Wichita Beacon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

Furrow & Co. florists. sent the
house box Of Cape Jasamnes the
other day The members greatly ar
preciated this nice courtesy.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

sot @}otbiaien 09ngslet, tolte og-
oo for, at ban iffE fl1noe begao ct
M}oro n1c0 folot alob. De1 8p5ie>
nre0 bpilfen !0}or1t pooltooes BE-
eooet, bar frelnlaaflfnr &olnisiionen
60 bleo forepiit fnI3el1s Nteolenln1er,
ng Yunltanoell p4l s0,efnl1islnel1s
llpanlioeliQ6ea Esss'II Essssss'I ii. f1tlbe henilt
rc0, ct ocn IpullOte Sane ilog neO
tco at Npsicr hlcp giuct ira Guper-
Tyr Spllllpn til S1oieltcret5Oonlner
Stort. Scr. 2ino poopi tc, at set
Sflolour Eo1Gen, Scr orpbte So
bal1cn bar al Cit laaoon slrt, at ser
illgcn SonbipnliJbco CT for, at set
unr hibrogt al cl1 9fnno, Ser fprlGts
lig uiloc 6egoo 2)ioro, iOet 0enne
clnn1clig liffert pilbe rettet Goobenet
roo lit Offers 2egclne, life moo @o=
ncoet, for life at 1tolutte Jig for at
lfpoe fejl. 90ir. oin0 frelnbnpe0e en6-
pi0cre, at set fun bar til en- pi5 @roo
at Sl1rDcl1 fl1nOc iiges at prre en-
itelnr1ig &jenoelicn vlfploig", ioet
/ set mil1ol lte l1ogle al Dens NfeOlen1=
mer fl11 bifol0t oenne &jen0elIe 1111=
Ser 6orltbirtning al at en- SlDltil=
ling ON at Golnlnercn pii tie Ben Sln-
flogcbe 9faa0e pcO Ionunens slfli=
gclie, blep tnget til Iplgc, loaleOes
at benne life fom til al lpoe poo
9Gngl1ing. San lag0c ligeleoes me-
gen &Ggt pao, at Sen G9mte fin /
fort 5iD bopbe puret fer 2onbet,
cg at 6ol1 llficrot 1neo Torbol0enc
og 9openc lpm fan bar, bapoe / rem
l!pi0elubeo lo0et Jig forlcoc til at mis-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24
MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL
| SOCIETY.

!Gel bans Mongel paa grforing, bel
oglaa pao, at bans Spfattelle nf Sob
og 9fet for peret llflar. &an inb-
lua ful6t bel, at bbis 2iget bleb fun.
oct / BEN Spite, bpor Oe boe6e, biloe
ban uoiette Jig for 01istanfe for at
babe mproet iin &onerat. Snti6ler-
ti0 braete ban life itrofS 2iget TIL
iioe, men opbolot Zig fdrit nogle 9oge
@emi6ji, bbor bon ipire6e for &en-
ge, lom bon fanot sen slf6g6es 8e,
ii06elie San bapoe olti0 fbr bpret
itrengt afboloenoe fra 5pirituoia, og
BET tgr oerfor antages, at ban lite
bar Jig lelb ful0t bebi0it 0a ban efter
11ogle Cages Sbir be11ote tilbage til
&ptten, bporfra ban bar 2iget til
Sden og putte0e Set 5jennem ct Sui,
iom ban bapoe b,,eget Slen, eftcr
at ban fprit bopoe offlnOt oct og lat
Zig / 9eli0Oelle al ct Certificate Of
9epoiit" ion tilbgrte Sobanien,
11n1t Ell Gbecf. Sad ubioel16e bar
MotbiaIen ON 0isie Nopirers 8rug,
at ban fdrlt al nogle tilfpl6tge 8e'
fien0te, bespGrre bans cgne 2an6S.
n1e116, ser foreprigt pluffe6e Ell flor
IDel al Nengene ira ban / &ortlpil,
|fif at nioe, at bon funoe faa Henge
|n0betalt pau bcn1 peb at lfrtbe SO.
|6o1len5 9fapn pau Oen1 oJ la6e oena
|prplenterc / 8anfer. Senere poa
|Gi11tcren reilte ban iannen n1eb en-
|@rober til Sen ot11foml1e Soban So.
banien til Oregon, 1nen fgrit efter at
|o(le Sc Yengc, Ser bap0e ttlbprt So
! BARREN bar fprbrl1gtc, ioo ban enopg
111aatte lame &ejlepenge. S sort
Ion6, Ore, bnor bQn cit Sis arbei.
oe6e, ifrep bon til &pltfontoret t
&enltrife, Wiin1t., for at faa tillet1ot
8repe til SSSobanien n1eO Asengeonpisr,
finger, 1on1 ban piolte Den1e DdD6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

Si bar lrngere 5io / Gtilbeo at
beloet paa eli Sag, Der bar paft cit
pinli9 Spmrrflombeo blonot Sc
9anlfe sln1erifa, og on1 bpis Gang
og enoelige l(0folo ri 11eoenltoaenoe
2inier fal gipc bore 2rlerc en- fort
Speriigt. 9eoar ri life tioli9ere bor
onttalt Sagen og bort 9lrbeioc for
Den, ct @rltn0en at. ri iftc pnlfeoe at
bibringe 0ffenligbeoen set S1otrpf,
at pi biloe BRUCE Sen til at iloo poa
Stortromne for % ielp eller lpgc at
9iere ct Sel1iationsnl1ner oerof. &i
anlao Set for Dor Eligt at uorette
bna6 hi fornaae0e for Ell c {ter por
Sperbepisning l1lfplotg 0pn1t 2unoS=
ma,1o. @fen hi fanot set l1oe al lin
Flo6s at Bel1leoe OpmGrfl rflo11beben
poa o5 ielp oen 9lnleoning. Seller
life fan0t ri Set npbper6igt at appe=
lere til 2on6Smelros Offerpilligbeb
for cit rctferoig Sag, bel pioenbe>
at oenne ltoo looleoeS, at Oens llofol0
uoeluffen0e beroe0e poo cit fat So
misllon5, ct u@oaro Of Horbon" 3
&icn0elic, life paa slppel til en-
0omltol, iOct Ell inaOan 9lppel Dpert
6olo life / Hjebliffct flnoe inltitl,=
ercs.
Get CT cll lfor0iog, bpilfcn Ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

ielp. pfen ban bepoer, at bu,,
'er oloeles uifploig / Sopeo,
onflogen, at ban fife \ a m y T.
10 II 6 a 1T e a t s O..
|h a II H. og at fan ct blebct
Is q M til 8 q ben for G il
IS 0 r b y 5 ellie, 10 III \ q II
/ t t e + a B e g "a t, 0 q
! 0 nj + a II ri g + a I
t G It t t p a t b e g a a.
|Gerin1o0 frogaar 01htbioien life, at
ban bar anbragt SSobanlens Sig 1n0er
SSien / Sen opennebnte 60, bbor Set
blep fun6et 6oraaret 1907, beller
life, at ban far tilpen0t Zig 6e Bengc
og @er6ipapirer, 1om bar / SSobou=
iens Sic og bar brngt Dem.
Matbiaiens 6orflaring for 9fetten
nnoer oen moo bam rejite Gag gif
no poo, at S 0 ban ems 9 q $
TfDl6tes ct l1Ipffestil +
T e 8 e, og oenne @uoitano fait-
bolbt ban efter at DgoS6omn1en rnr
faloen.
9ortiet ira Ell al Setten opnepnt
|sagfprer itoo Matbiaien unoer Mets,
agen uoen Stette eller @oa6giper of
Inogen 9lrt, l1ben Henge, peo lit rinee
til set engellfe @prog l,0e
Iot Stano til at beb6e meb SEN for
1g0ne &raft. hba1 Ser fu116e taIe Ii!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24
Hftrr Atrlartt mathtaartt
Dnmtt til B1npn fur mnrn.
frrlHt fra GalYrn urn Brnaanntmg.

ber foreloa ct 0toro, % at ocn lutge
eNouifer uor Nioroeren. Ger 6leu al,=
ltillct Ell gfter}pg11ing efter Danl og
ban blep fl1l1oen / Hortlono, S5re-
gon arrelteret og bragt tilboge til
@eltran1i County, Wiinn., bbor bon
blep lat unoer Siltale for @foro paa
Sobon Sobanien al sS5urpen funoen
5tploie Morb al ferite @ra6 oe s. $.
Oftober 1907 al 9onmeren 0pn1t til
at bebe me0 2ibet for Sen Torbrp=
6elie, / bpilfen ba11 par fiel16t lfpl6ig.
@tatens @ubernpr, Sobnioll lnber=
ifrep iel1ere 9eosbonmen og faitiat=
te 0ogen for @fseflttionel1 til s. Z.
Gebrnar 1908.
5aale0es bop6e 5agen n0piflet liS
UNDER sen regulere @ang. Gir2-
bag @ftern1i6oag 6erne llge fanot oer
fin enbe1igc 9fgiprelie poa @upernpr
SobnIons &ontor, Stotsfopitoliet
ct. Saul, Minn., ioet 5totens @oo,'o
Of NarDon, bcitoocl1oe al @l1per11a=
'e1, s(ttornep General 9)oung os
pberlte S5piclteretsoonnn1cr Gtcri,
+ o ranDrcD g 0 M III c II tt I
ltps snorigt Tnngiel.
slt aHhtbialen itaor mes Delt
rene 6G11ber> pooItoor il1gen>
fife engong Sen opnte Nfono
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

Zig afgipet Sen @rfleril1g, at
SurDens Gorman0 oplpite al
)pa0 fan foregaD at Dpre Ell
>opbog, at bpis Surpen fanot 0en
Mnflage0e ifpl6ig / Moro al fprite
Srao, laaleoes lom @nflagen lpo
,ua, men anbefale6e Sen 9lnflageoe
II Dommere11s geoaoe, fu1t6e 9on1=
neren ifglge 2open life i0pnme bam
Straf paa 2ibet; OiSie. to SSurDmeo-
er1mer far erfleret, at bab0e Sc
oioit at 9on1meren oesuagtet biloe
fjenot Sen 9lnflagebe Dp0Sltraffeu,
piloe Sc life gaaet mes til at erflpre
am fpl0ig, 6a 6e npreoe en- alpol~
ig 5bibl ON, bDorDiOt ban bapoc
,jort Jig ifpl6ig operlagt 0for0 eller
j. Sfglge Dommerens sSSnitruftion
ssul0e Sc enten fin6e 9lnflage0e lfpl=
ig / Mor6 / fgrlte @ra0 eller fri
ien6e banL og UNDER set sSl1otrpf at
an fortiente II g n @traf f11noe be
fife bore me6 til ful6lten0ig at fri
fien6e bom. 9erfor iternte Sc for
ifpl6ig", men mes Sen 6orltaaelle,
at 9ommeren. / + re + II n s e
5 8 M m e ben 81 Qlnflag g e 5 e
til 9 q 5 e H. naar SurD-
Ell in6 ltiIle6e + a M til
9 m m er ems M a Sc. Sab
e Bette Gorbol6 itaaet fuloitenoig
flart for ssSl1rpn1R116ene, er set iano=
1pnligtz at Mutbiaien bar hepet fri
fjenbt for Mnflagen for Mor6 fgr-
ite @ra6, / bbert Sal6 beo vGis=
agreement"
Mt Mofbiaien fom en- iaa
frpgtelig 9tilling ifploes for en- ltor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24
EX-GOVERNOR JOHN LIND.
Minneapolis.

oanif 90eano ipiller Sen iergelige
@opebrollc JONI anfloget @sorber -
eiter alt bpo0 ser foreli9ger 11oen
@fplb.
s Seltrami County Go1rtbuS, Be-
mi6ii, 0filln., blep Ser s. 5. Sftober
1907 feloet Ell 9p05oon, Ser ell
ganlfc lurlig 9roO pe0fon1nler Sc
9onifc / slmcrifa, nopnlig bore
2o1Osnnr0 / 9liilu1eloto. Den opos-
ognte bar nen1li9 cit 6onlffp6t Mon6,
Feter 9eiellen Motbioien, bieln,neDp,
renoe Sfrpe So9l1 &c,1oipslel, Syl.
lano. San fou fer til ounce! / Scll=
merer 1906 og rejlte liolt poo Snr=
meren til oct nor0lige Minnelotc lor
at orbeioe peo Sfopb1,git. Gfter.
ooret og &interen 5oeHe Gan
Iann11en 'me0 CIT &amerat. Ell
Norbn1ono peo 9iopn SSoban ,;o=
bonie11 / cit Spn1n1erbptte peo Sen,
itrife, 8eltrami County. Sobaniens
Sig blep Set felger6e Toraor fl1nbet
cit 81 9e9rbe0en al Sem @Dtte>
bpor Sc boe0e, ll1e6 ct 9fnolaar / So
beoet. Matbialen bar rejit bort fra
@gnel1, men 90 set bite Jig, at oe
fontantc Bel,ge, iom sSobanien bouoe
peret @eii66elie af og ct Depoiitul1l
/ Ell 8anf, ltort $400, bar b9pe6e al
Matbiaien, git man 16 fra, at Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

itraf. S6jit funoe ban tiltales for
1foriigtig Smgang mes 5fDoepaaben
eller for peo l1ogtlon1be6 at babe for
boloet ct Me1nejfes Gg6. 9fo,tge al
Dem, ser oberp9reoe Torbsrene eller
enere bar talt n1e6 Sen 0p111tc Wan0,
|fplte Jig fl1l0t operbepiit ON, at So
|gen forbolOer Jig lom of Mutbiaicn
fprfloret. timber Net5lagen bar Sen
slnfloge6e ret l,bel0igt ltillet, ioet
|bon life baboe MiOler til at engage
Ire Ell Sagfprer, me0 bpeln fan funoe
|forban0le, og Ser blep Oerfor al
|9on1nteren n0npbnt en- 9lObofat ia:
,bam, Ell pngre 5agfqrer, @}r. Goy>
'ance> barnefe0t Min11eopoli5.
|Der ct tngel1 .Ipipl ON, at Oen-
inc efter bebite @pne og meo 0DJ=
tigbeo tog Jig al lin &lients SoJ.
Men 0eatbioien taler og forltaor Set
el'gelife Sprog meget uful0fon1meut,
log Mr. Sorronce ct fife bien1ne /
Sn,1if, iao Set bar 1l1n6gaaeligt Iii
rlangt og lneget UNDER &ioneferlcia:!
CT tilipilbe> scr f1tnbe blepet al oerr
tprite 8ctp0ning for Sen 9lnflageoe5
Srifin0clic.
ll0foloet al &etsiogen blep oa, lolr
llor UNDER llige 6orbolo fnn0e pe':>
te, at so a + q II b I { i
Il lei st ifDl ig / % . I >
"a : pr te @ + q 5 % 3 : l.
e it. er 5 q mt til at + a
lit 8 ID 10 b II 5 t.
Sl1ryens &ien0el1e bar efter Set
|pore at opnune enltennig Men beo
bette lDnes ser bog at Dprc en- So
&c, ser liffert fif Ell meget pg=
|ie1lia 8etp6ning for 5agens enoe=
|lige sl16falb> naor Stotens Benao0-
l1i11gs=&ontS1ton foranbreDe GpOs:
6omrnen til lipSbarigt fSqnglel. 50
Me6lemrner at SnrDen bar ner1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

|tilgo0c. Sit 9rep unberifreb bm
n1eo Sobonlens 9fapn pg 6et nar
bette, io1 fgrte til bans &aagr5.
belle.
Gette beorogerife 6orbolo fra Ma.
|tEialel1s SIDE peofon1ner in1i6lerti1
life birefte Sen foreliggen0e 5ag. Set
bar un6er 9lnflage for s)1or6 at ban
bleD 0bnlt, og efter bans eget l16.
iagn, Ser befrnftes al forifiellige Om'
itpn0igbe6er, er ban rlfDl6ig 6enne
SorbrD0elie timber ioa0anne Tor.
bolo nau oet bore ful6 Sberens.
tentn1elie me6 9}etfnr6igbe6ens &rab,
naar 8e11aa0nings= =&omisiionen bar
opbnbet Dp6soonn1en.
9e6s0ommenS Ioranoring til libs.
burigt Spngiel betp6er, efter almit,
belig .&etsfotl1me life, at Matbiaien
ifal til6ringe bele lit 2ib bag Swng.
ielSmuren. Mulig bill Ser allere6e
ON faa 9lar> bpis bans Opfgriel er
tilfre6sitillen6e, fl1r16e titles ban1
8enaa6ning l10iigt.
Dn Selefonen 1nnf66eIbort efter
8oar6 Of 8ar6ons Mfgi6relie bragtes
Me66elel1e ON 6enne til &o1toret
100 "a 6ourtb ctr. g. M1inneapo.
liz, bleb Der SSlbel / ollie Gorretni11.S
gems Departenenter. Ser bleb itrms
aflenot telegraftif 2pfdnifning III 6et,
benaaoe0e Sange / 8eltrani County.
G1rgiel, 6erneit Me06elelie ON 10.
al6et til &mn1nerberre s. 8rll11.
9annorfs @elan6t 1 8albingtolt,
8. 6. % &onil,I 6. $. Sanion. Gbi.
cago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24
BRUCE 6e Ne1lge, lon Sen Mf0p6e bap=

BRUCE oe @enge, iom Sen Mf0poe bap-
oe efterla6t Jig.
st q b. Mbite e talte barn1t og
operbepiie1roe ont lin faite Gro poa,
at Matbialen bar u1fDl6ig 6en1t.
Sans @rfartng og &jen0ffab til ben
nenneifelige Natur forbtsle6e ba1n
ON bette fnlot Moal, og bans Cant
taller lne0 an6re MR11o, ser fie1r6te
Sagen, obertDoeoe bam p6erltgere
onl at @ntbiaien life por en- Manb,
Der me6 fol6t 8loo biloe forepe ct
Moro. q 6p Of at Site n + o n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-24

g alle bar el1ige ON % bGp0eoe meo
Snerbepisning, at Niatbia;en life par
Nforocr. 6 J.. =@ II y c I II q I
8 / II 5 frelniotte / ct neltale11lc os
flort 1oreoroa ocr pnrene pnltrent en-
balp 5ime, .olle Sc Gunftcr, Der f1n=
tjcnc til 6oripsr for Sen ogn1ts
Mono. 0ou paapiite, at Sc rn0er
Sogen fremfomne @eoiier tennelig
1igjuren0c pegebei 0ell 91etning. Se=
1cre fremfon1nc % offenliggjorte
@rcpc ira S9sotbioien ioo bel JONI
8repe ira tre Hraltcr, ser bap6e Be-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-24
GUARDIAN RESIGNS.

c. L. Wight has fled petition in
the Circuit Court asking to be per-
mitted to resign as guardian of the
person and property of Samuel Ger
rift Wight, minor. He files an ac-
count of the property of the ward,
showing it to consist of $191.10 in cash
and share and interest as one of five
benefciaries in 500 paid-up shares of
the estate of S. G. Wilder, Ltd, under
trust deed from Laura w. Wight to
Samuel G. Wilder, dated April Z, 1897.
The minor dominates Robert w. Shin
gle as guardian.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-24
HOW GOOD ARTISTS
MAY Be SECURED

1t has been frequently asked by resi-
dents of Honolulu why an organization
is not formed for the purpose of en-
eouraging the well-known players of
the mainland to come here and play en-
gagements at the Hawaiian Opera
House. There is such an organization
already established and doing business,
as the engagement of KubeIik viii
bear witness. The main difficulty seems
to be lack of financial support, or
rather that has been the difficulty in
the past, for, be it understood, such
artists as Maude Adams, whose name
has been mentioned especially, do not
come here except under guarantee.
And the guarantee must be large,
When Manager Adams played Gerardy
here a year or two ago, he was obliged
to give large guarantee, and the sup
port given by the Honolulu public was
not sufficient to pay the expenses.
Since the suggestion above has been
voiced by the people and expressed in
the newspapers. Manager Adams de
cided to try Kubelik on them, and if
the support is liberal it viii be the
straw that will indicate the direction
of the wind for the future. In order
to secure his presence for a single con
cert, Mr.. Adams was obliged to guar
antee two and half times as much
as he guaranteed Gerardy. The price
of admission to the concert given by
him was 50. The highest charge to
hear Kubelik is So, certainly not in
ratio with the amount of the guaran-
tee. But Kubelik is a greater per-
former than Gerardy, and a number of
persons have signified their intention
of hearing him by buying tickets
Those who love music are supporting
the enterprise, but it seems that there
are wealthy people here who do not
love music well enough to pay more
than dollar for seat. That kind
of encouragement to the man who is
willing to take chance and guaran-
tee large sum is not the kind that
will bring other great artists to Homo
lulu. If Mr.. Adams can make his ex-
penses out of this engagement of XII
belik, he will feel encouraged to guar
antee amounts for other attractions,
not otherwise. The opportunity for the
public to offer encouragement is open
at Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-24
LAM ZIP KEE FOUND
NOT GUILTY BY JURY

Lam Zip Kee, charged with having
liquor on his premises with intent to
unlawfully sell the same, was acquit-
ted by jury in Judge Robinson's
Court yesterday after a trial lasting
three days. Lam has a place on King
street opposite Aala park Early in
January he was arrested for selling
liquor without a license and nearly a
hundred bottles of liquor were found
on the place. He was discharged on
this charge on his hearing in the police
court. A couple of weeks later. the
place was raided again, and almost as
much more liquor was found. Lam
was defended by Samuel Chilling
worth. The case was prosecuted by
Deputy County Attorney Milverton.
William Crawford was the Chinese in
terpreter. The jury We're out only a
few minutes.
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THE CACTUS AND
THE MOSQUITO

Editor Advertiser.-My attention
has been drawn to the number of the
Scientific American of the date of
April II, 1908, in which confirmation
appears of my remarks upon the use
of the cactus as substitute for pc
troleum.
Consul William Henry Bishop, of
Palermo, Italy, sends the paragraph, in
which he says: ''The thick, pulpy
leaves of the cactus, cut up in pieces,
are thrown into water and macerated
until a sticky paste is formed. This
paste is spread upon the surface of
stagnant water, and forms an isolating
layer, which prevents the larvae of the
mosquitoes from coming to the top to
breathe, and destroys them through
asphyxiation. 1t is true that petro-
leum can do the same service, but in
warm climates petroleum evaporates
too quickly, and is thus of little avail.
The mucilaginous cactus paste, on the
contrary, can hold its place indefinitely,
lasting weeks, months, or even an en-
tire year; and the period of develop
ment of the larvae being but about a
fortnight, it has the most thorough eff
feet
In another part of the same paper
in an article entitled "'The Recent
Work of Luther Burbank there is
much information about this cactus,
and some of the more modern varieties
which may be grown so as to produce
200 tons to the acre, and is of eco
nomic use in many ways in addition
to the one indicated, being as useful
as fodder for cattle as it is deadly
to the mosquito.
Yours faithfully,
F. HOWARD HUMPHREYS, NJ. D.
Honolulu, April %, 1908.
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CARD OF THANKS.

To the Public:
The President and Ladies of this So
ciety and the many friends who have
come here to express their sympathy.
l wish before we separate today to
express my thanks to you all for your
sympathy in this my hour of bereave-
ment.
No one but myself knows what I
have lost in the death of my darling
wife. She was true and loving wife,
and in her death / have lost everything
1 hold dear in this world / am left all
alone and desolate.
I would like to speak few words to
you all. but my heart is too full of pain
and grief TO express myself. Again
I thank you all for myself and in the
name of my poor darling, and May God
save you all from the pain I am suffer
ing today.
Me Ike aloha piha.
JOSEPH R. MILLS.
Honolulu, April 90, 1908.
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PIRATES BEFORE DOLE.

Pirates Smith and Deusbury were be-
fore Judge Dole yesterday morning to
plead to the Indictment charging them
with the larceny of property from the
wrecked schooner Lady. w. A. Green
well was appointed to defend them,
and their plea was reserved until Sat
urday.
E. A. C. Long was appointed to de-
fend Takima, woman charged with
violation of the Edmunds Act.
Charles F. Chillingworth was appoint
ed to defend Kaailehua, a native.
charged with bigamy.
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Auction Sale
OF
BOOK 8
On Saturday, April Is, 1908,
At 10 o'clock a. m.

At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu
street. Honolulu, I will sell at public
auction without reserve, for account
of whom it may concern, a valuable
lot of books. comprising books. by
standard authors, handsomely bound.
Most of the books are damaged by fire
and water but some are in excellent
condition.
Now on view.
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GET A BOTTLE TO-DAY.

Collie, pains in the stomach, and
diarrhoea are not only painful. but
may indicate a serious disorder. Cham
berlain's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy relieves promptly and cures
permanently. For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for H. 1.