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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-19
AMERICAN NAVY
IS NO BLUFF"
Admiral Dewey Proud OF II, But
Wants a Subsidy to
Help Out.

WASHINGTON, October defend
ing, with characteristic vigor, the Am
erican Navy, Admiral Dewey today as
serted that not only is our Navy not
"bluff," but that he Is confident that
it would give good account of itself
should war ever come.
The admiral g remarks were called
forth by statement attributed to for
mer Representative Lands of Indiana,
who, in recent speech at Cincinnati,
Ohio, on advocating ship subsidy, is re-
ported to have said that "those Amer
leans who are informed considered our
navy bluff. -
Declaring that he saw no war clouds
gathering on the horizon, Admiral
Dewey discussed several phases of the
Navy. He expressed himself as heartily
in favor of ship subsidy legislation and
made strong plea for the continued
upbuilding of the Navy. Referring to
the remark attributed to Lands, Adj
miral Dewey said of course what Mr..
Lands meant was that the Navy would
be comparatively useless in time of war
without necessary auxiliaries drawn
from the merchant marine.
"He.'' continued Admiral Dewey,
"wants a subsidy for our ships of COM
merce and so do II
The admiral expressed the belief that
ship subsidy legislation could be secur-
ed were it not for the use of the word
"subsidy,' which, he said, many peo-
| pie did not like because they thought it
meant to give something for nothing.
"But the American Navy is not quite
so helpless as one might imagine from
Mr.. Lands remarks" said the Ad-
miral. "We have fifteen golfers and
several transports already in the SER
vice. OF course, these would not be
enough in time of war and I hope that
we will continue to add to that num-
Der. If we were to have a war we
could purchase as many ships as we
might need. We did so in the Spanish
war. 1t would, of course, be a great
deal better if we had them Already
The admiral declared that the United
States needed a merchant marine not
only for the value it might possess as
furnishing auxiliaries to the Navy, but
to carry the American flag to the mar
kets of the world.
| "But,' he said, "there will be no
F! war. And so long as we go ahead
| steadily and moderately in adding to
our Navy, replacing the older ships
with the most modern type, thus keep
ing our Navy abreast of the world, no
one will ever be able to say, like
Mr.. Lands, that other nations do not
regard the American Navy seriously. /"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-19
TALK ABOUT BOYCOTT
is WHOLLY ABSURD
Japanese Brand Published Story
as a Pure and Simple
Fake.

In the Bulletin of Friday appeared
a story to the effect that the Japanese
of Hawaii were incensed against the
management of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company for slight given Count
Soncho Otani aud were preparing TO
boycott the steamers Of the company.
The leading japanese Of the city state
that this story was manufactured out
Of the whole cloth both as regards the
insult and boycott.
There was no insult given the dis.
tinguished Buddhist, either intentional
or unnteniionnli there was no com
plant made against the officers Of tho
Mongoliai there has been mo- indigna'
ton oppressed among the japanese ~
Honolulu, aud theFe Is no intention or
occasion for any boycott The insult,
the complaint, the meeting and the boy
eolt are an imaginary,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-19
Along the Honolulu Pay Streak

| ny q
Majority willing Saturday nigh, be
mu and combination o. greater facilities ana oonsng amusement man
makes that possible Everywhere there likeness human nature
that the human Majority
last night mngng with the Great Majority and much edited
The
thing to be hned with Saturday CHANGING
ut once with the simTuso Of human n Nav yn g I C Icing S
Tboo Majority girl
he takes somebody ees The Hawaiian
both On the other side lady family snugg up
Lone Observer and mt of shark and boiled The Hawaiian
melt of two-bit cologne.
picture Right to
Labor" with family
ned with the alternative of going strike and seeing his family
or going to work and being assaulted by the strikers Being wise man. he
work. the strikers blew his house
off, the lady Chnaman screamed muhd
d one OF his charges with view of giving the noise of the bomb
orng However
Ground for te nin nsaod to t, i h a M VINO set 'ne PACK
the chair, the plainly romfa falling
The Lone Observer got out and the Empire
street
of charming young lady of Japanese
ton and her steady or
distinctions here AS
nothing Although
does understand japanese he became the
Abs used by the young LADY, and decided by listening to them that the
something like rabbit;
him; while antarim just
like % SIX years after sees second thinks he's the frst becomes
beaux The lady of Japanese beginning
merits of the picture with another ditto the opposite side
Lone Observer Aloha
the Aloha standing
Others On the large front
Observer entered and witnessed drill of
he had French Brittany
picture emporium variety
and the holds
side of him belle
chewing and the belle chewing
stuck the wa the first chair
hit the
The Great Majority doesn't take his
in
virtue of her feminine dscernmnt exceptional hit
O.
departing Wheel
him being all polite
made but made the
time felt if sitting slipping
sides of the world with cawig Peay
his
poiteness regns People
the Lone Observer hunting the endeOin the
him
legal light During the entire showing of picture the
the ratio and of benefit
building and extracted $3.50 from the gentleman
Observer withdrew himself.
The Park Thae the Orpheum
what off the Great White Way both
There nothing like it.
When
the aws1 skating
blues and his clothes
So did
For bunch of maahini the skating
have done nOb last night there had
who split himself in of
of skates.
But he decided the
he S writing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-19
WHAT TO DO.

When cola becomes settled In the
fystrm, Il will take several DAYS iTtat'
mont 10 cure u, and ihe besl remedy
10 uso Il Chamberlain = Cough Rem
edy II wlil ours quicker lhau ary
ether. ana nlso leaves the system 10
natural and healthy condition, foI
Fals ID ~ dsaleFs, heAi9n, emiiA 4
W., ltd, agenls feF HApall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-19

Tbs imrenal government ~ Ger
many viii ask f0f d loan NJ flgh ,o00s
eoo IN tbs heglnslug ~ 1904 70 cover
ashells,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-19
JUST in TIME
Some Honolulu People May Wait Till
It's Too Late.

oome t1ouoluu feople May walt ILL
It's Too Late.
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Means curing the back
Before backache becomes chronic;
Before serious urinary troubles set
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My health was very poor and two of
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times my body became bloated. l was
nervous and suffered severely from
headaches and dizzy spells, during
which spots foated before my eyes. 1
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Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes $500
or will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu. whole
| sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan s, and
take no substitute.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30

"cS0oiiicHs WoIh vi InlS RrOunC
of Gains located on Prospec'
creek on the Montana side of thu
divide has just been completed
for the present year.
ROYAL COPPER-Work un
der the contract for 300 feet re.
Gently let to ]. w. Wright and T,
j. Miller has commenced and 9
large amount of supplies and
equipment has been sent out te
the property. The No. 2 tunnel
which is now in about 600 feet
will be continued to the ledge
and when this is encountered
drifting will commence.
KING SOLOMON AND
BURNT CABIN PLACERS -
An action has been begun in the
district court by George Spathelf
against Thomas ]. Lapp, C. A.
Stillinger and H. A. Mcbride to
restrain them from interfering
with the completion Of the an
nual assessment work. 1t is
claimed that the performance of
this work has been resisted for
three years past. The claims
are located in the St. Joe Sec
ton.
REINDEER = A trip of in
spection was made to the mine
by Manager W. H. Herrick dur
ing the week. Mr.. Herrick re-
ports that the ore showing con-
tinues to improve right along.
The property is located near Null
Ian.
COAL CREEK The drift is
now in about $50 feet and it is
expected that the ore shoot will
be encountered in about 100 feet
more. Already some good ore is
beginning to show in the face
and the indications are said to be
excellent. The property is be-
ing developed by Andrew Jacob
son and associates.
O'NEIL GROUP = Arrange
ments have been made by which
about SO feet of drifting will be !
done on this property. The prop
erty is located on Grizzly creek
in the North Fork section.
ANDERSON CLAIMS-Work
on the claims owned by Charles
and J. Anderson in the Little
North Fork section has COM
menced and will be kept up
throughout the winter. The
face of the tunnel shows about
four inches of good galena
carrying fair values in silver.
The balance is all highly miner
allied.
F. & H.-Fred Stroh of Wal
lace has left for this group of
seven claims located between the
Star and Wonder mines near the
head of Trowbridge gulch. Mr..
Stroh will look after the per-
Torrance of the annual assess
nent work. The claims are ira
used by two lodges on both of
en- good values have been ex-
a.
HATCHER GROUP - It is
pected that the crosscut tunnel !
will intersect the ledge IN the
ext 80 or 40 feet. The depth {
,ill be about $50 feet. The
laims are owned by George
.amb and are located near t
teamboat Rock in the North f
ork district. A good showing a
ore has been made in the up A
er workings. b
PANHANDLE SHELTER - G
umor states that an interest in g
lis concern has been acquired N
Y the Great Northern railroad. 81
is also said that attempts are "
eing made at present to secure
e contracts and that the capac- 81
y Of the plant is to be increased T
the near future. 10
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30

MAAVcAs<AA AVAAVA 4uS VIC
showing in the raise from the
intermediate to the upper level
continues to hold out and it is
expected that shipments from
the mine will be resumed soon.
The ore runs high in silver and
carries a good percentage Of cop
per. The property is located in
the Osborne section and is owned
by Bill Osborne and associates.
SAILOR-A trip Of inspection
was made to the mine during
the week by H. C. Topping and
Sam G. Brown to check up on
the contract recently let to Mr..
Brown. The property is located
about IA miles south Of Wallace
in the St. Joe section.
BLACK TRAVELLERS Steady
progress is being made with the
driving of the lower crosscut and
it is now expected that the ledge
will be encountered in 100 to $50
feet. The property is located in
the Saltese section and consists
of eight claims. An excellent
showing Of ore has been made in
the upper workings.
MONTANA-STANDARD - A
resumption of development is to
take place at the beginning of
the month and all preparations
with this object in view are said
to have been made. A raise is
to be driven from the lower to
the upper workings. 1t is also
reported that shipments are to
commence, the ore being hauled
by wagon to Thompson Falls.
BEST CHANCE - The lower
tunnel has now reached a point
where it is expected that the
ledge may be broken into at any
time. The whole face of the
crosscut is said to be heavily
mineralized and the indications
to be excellent. The property is
located on Revenue gulch be-
tween Wallace and Osborne and
adjoins the holdings of the H.
E. M. company.
COEUR D'ALENE EMPIRE
1t is expected that the ledge
may be encountered at almost
any time. For some time past
progress at the rate Of almost
six feet day has been made
lnder the contract let to D. C.
Nicholson. The face of the cross
tut is said to be highly miner
slized. The property is located
IN Dago peak in the Kellogg
section.
GRANITE & ALLIE-A new
is being installed.
The stamp mill has been altered
or the treatment of lead-silver
re and it is expected that this
will be started by the middle of
october. The plant has a capac-
ty of rs tons a day. A force of
nen is engaged in drifting on
he 3O0-foot level and it is said :
hat the showing is the best
yer made in the mine. The
is located in the MUIR
ay section and is under the !
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30
.BREVnlEs FROM VARIOUS PROPERTIES

inspection was maze 10 Lne MIN
t during the week by Glenn Weye
2 of Wallace and Herman Wick
ert. Mr.. Weyer expresses him
self as thoroughly satisfied will
the outlook at the mine. Owinl
to a shortage of water power
temporary cessation of develop
ment has been forced.
AMADOR RAILWAY COM
PANY - George Lii has com
menced a suit in the district
court at Missoula against this
company and others for the re-
covery of $4,000 alleged to have
been secured by a promissory
note.
TREASURE VAULT-It has
been officially announced that a
compressor and other plant is to
be installed in the near future.
The property is located in the
Murray section and has an excel
lent showing of ore.
VENDETTA GROUP = The
contract for 100 feet awarded to
Clyde Hall some time ago has
been completed. The tunnel was
driven to the ledge which proved
to be eight feet wide. A little
drifting his also been done. The
ledge is said to be highly miner
allied and the walls clearly de-
fined. The property is located in
the Murray section.
JACK WAITE Good progress
is being made with the pros
pecting tunnel and it is expected
that the ledge will be encounter
ed inside the next six weeks.
The tunnel will demonstrate the
general characteristics of the
ledge at shallow depth and it is
expected that when the present
work is completed another tun-
mel will be started.
BEAR TOP-The new ore bins
have been practically completed
and it is expected that the ship
ments Of ore from the mine will
be materially increased. The
property is located in the Muir
ray section and is under the
management of George J. 'Kieb-
Ter.
COEUR D'ALENE M. & S.
"A contract for 400 feet of
work has been ,let to D. C.
Nicholson, which, it is believed,
will be sufficient to tap the ledge,
about 280 feet of work having
already been done. New cabins
and other Accommodations are be-
ing erected and as soon as this
has been completed it is the in
tention to send up a full line of
supplies and equipment and to
keep the property under devel-
opment throughout the winter. |
The property is east of Burke.
LISTON-It is expected that
the ledge will be cut in the lower
tunnel within 100 feet more.
All preparations for a continual
ion of development throughout
The winter have been made and
full line of supplies laid in.
The property is located on Big
,reek and has a splendid show
ng in the upper workings.
TORINO-The lower crosscut
unnel has been driven about ZIG
eet and progress is being made
It the rate of five feet a day. {
about 700 feet more will have to .
e done before the ledge is en- !
ountered. The property is To- {
ated near the Morning mill at ,
Julian and has an excellent I
of ore in the upper i
G
BELMONT-The annual as. !
sssment work is being done.
his is to be an extension of the |,
'wer tunnel. The property is a
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-30

CARNEY-The drift is now
in $50 feet and the showing OF
ore is said to be excellent. Sew.
eral crosscuts have been driven
showing the ledge to be about
40 feet wide and carrying about
four feet of ore averaging from
IL to Is per cent copper. Values
of about three per cent copper
are shown through the balance
of the ledge. The property is
located in the Mullan section and
will be kept under continuous de.
velopment.
FEDERAL NJ. & S. - The
boarding house at Mace is being
re-modelled and put on a thor
oughly up to date basis.
HUNTER = The accident to
the quartz crusher has now been
put right and the mill is again
operating to capacity. Some de-
lay was caused last week by the
breakdown.
IRON MOUNTAIN-Work is
being rushed on the new ore
bins. The machinery is over
hauled and it is expected that
shipments will be commenced in
the near future. The shaft is
down almost to the 16O0-foot
level and the ore showing is said
to be better than ever. The
property is located near Iron
Mountain. Mont, and has paid
upwards of 100000 in divi.
dends.
BUFFALO-The ore showing
in the east and west drifts is
said to be improving and it is
believed that shipping ore may
be broken into at any time.
The property is located near
Saltese and is being developed
under a contract let some time
ago to Ole Linn of this city.
GOVERNMENT GULCH =
The shaft has now been sunk to
the 2O0-foot level and the work
Of cutting out station has
As soon as this has
been completed it is the inten-
tion to crosscut to the ledge and
commence drifting. 1t is expect
ed that the ledge will be encoun-
tered in about 30 feet. The
is located in the Ward
ner section and is under the
of E. L. Wander
werken of Wardner.
SNOWSTORM APEX--Amend.
ed locations of the Mary Mine
and Emma Mine lode claims
have been placed on record with |
the county recorder.
LUCKY FOUR-For a consid.
Grafton of $3.50 Charles Keil has
decided to this company all of the
Hamilton and Centerville lode !
mining claims in the Summit /
district.
CHAMPION-The ore which
vas encountered in the lower
lrift last week is said to be i'm
proving steadily. The strike
vas made about 900 feet from L
he portal of the tunnel and con-
lists of chalcopyrite with some
,ornite. A depth of foot for q
cot is being gained. The
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-01-09
BRITT TO FIGHT A GAUL
Will Go Twenty Rounds With AdoIphe
in Paris Tonight.

Paris, Jan. 9.-French followers of
"le boxe," as they call prize fighting
over here in their funny language
are using their tongues, hands and
feet today in their excitement over
tonight's fight between their idol,
Adolphe, and Jimmy Britt, the former
lightweight champion of America
Paris is fight mad just now, anyway
Like many another formerly good
man with his mitts Britt has been
over here recently getting some easy
pickings, but he will have hard nut
to crack In the shifty little French
man.
American fighters who have seen
Adolphe In his training quarters de-
clare that he is head and shoulders
over any other French fighter and has
the making of first class man.
While Britt is by no means the
fighter he was several years ago a
victory for Adolphe over the former
champion will give him immense pres
tige and undoubtedly lead to his COM
Ing to America.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-01-09
j. H. A N De r S On

who, in the course of his remarks
said that the president had veered
from the path of recommendation and
Just criticism into the realm of per-
sonal abuse, spoken and inuendo.
Mr.. Driscoll of New York made an
effort to obtain from Mr.. Perkins a
promise that the time for the discus
sion of the resolution should be ex-
tended. During the discussion Secre
tary Latta appeared with three mes.
sages from the White House and his
appearance was greeted with roars of
laughter. The messages proved to be
Of q routine character and were not
allowed to interrupt the proceedings
for any length of time.
Mr.. Tawney of Minnesota followed
and he was given an ovation as he
arose to speak. In presenting his
views of the case Mr.. Tawney de-
clared that nothing could contribute
SO much to the destruction of the re-
public as an attempt upon the part of
one branch of it to impeach the honor
and integrity Of another branch.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-01-09
ITALIAN PARLIAMENT MEETS
Will Adopt Measures for Relief of
Earthquake Sufferers.

Rome, Jan. 9-The chamber of dep
uties was opened in special session to
consider the adoption of measures to
bring relief to the devastated prov
inces of Southern Italy.
When President Marcoa arose to
address the chamber deep silence en-
sued. With trembling voice and Wis
ible emotion Signor Marcoa delivered
speech expressing the grief of the
representatives of the nation and the
country at large in the catastrophe
which has overtaken Calabria and the
eastern part of Sicily. He said that
even those members who had had the
privilege of following the workings of
the Italian parliament from its birth
up to today could remember nothing
more appalling.
Premier Giolitti followed with a
precise statement of what had oc-
Cured in the south and a recital of
the relief measures adopted, giving
clear picture of the situation. In con-
clusion he presented a plan of legis-
lation to give the government power
to cope with the extraordinary circum-
stances.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-01-09
OVERCOME BY COAL GAS
Thirty-five School Children Narrowly
Escape Death.

Pottsville, Pa, Jan. 9.-Thirty-five
pupils of the Mount Carbon school,
south of Pottsville, and their teacher,
Miss Laura Desher, were overcome
by coal gas caused by leaky stove
pipe and it was only through the
prompt action of the young woman
that the lives of her charges were
saved. Noticing several of the chill
dren falling asleep and herself be-
coming stupefed Miss Desher quickly
comprehended the cause. She picked
up four of the children and carried
them outside and in returning for
fifth child she was herself overcome
and fell over unconscious. Several
women living in the neighborhood
saw the four little ones lying on the
school house porch and upon investi
cation found the entire school of thir'
ty-five children in a comatose state,
Physicians were summoned from
Pottsville and succeeded In reviying
all of them after considerable trouble.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-01-09
RESOLUTION Is ADOPTED
Senate Committee to Pass on Presi-
dents Action.

Washington, Jan. BY viva voce
vote the senate passed Senator Cul-
bersons resolution instructing the
committee on judiciary to report to
the senate whether the president was
authorized to permit the absorption of
the Tennessee Coal and Iron company
by the United States Steel corpora
tion.
Preceding that action Senator Hop
kins, renewing his objection to the
resolution on the ground that the
president did not approve the act of
the Steel corporation in absorbing the
Tennessee Coal and Iron company,
moved to lay Senator Culberson's res
olution on the table as soon as it was
called up.
The vote was IA yeas and AZ nays,
the yea vote being as follows: Bur
kett, Carter, Cummins, Curtis, Dick
son. Dupont, Depew, Hopkins, Kean,
McCumber, Platt, Penrose, Richardson
and Warner.