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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES

The boys about town are all learn
ing to rattle the bones, to the disgust
of late sleepers.
KalanianaoIe telegraphs that the
Hawaiian nominations will be acted on
at the special session Of Congress. con-
vening March Is.
VIM. Larsen, Jr., denies having been
arrested the other day. The guilty
party was boy named Smith, who
gave Larsen S name.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Oahu Young People s
Union will be held in the Christian
church on Monday, March s, at 7;30
p. m.
A handsome little tract on "Island
Fruit containing a lot of good
recipes, has been issued from the Ga
zette presses for the Island Fruit Co.,
a King street.
Manager J. A. Balch of the wireless
company has ordered new spark gap
for the Kahuku station, which will
give the system there a greatly in
creased power for sending messages.
James X. Kaulia, Jr., died yester-
day afternoon at the age of four
years. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at 1880 clock. and the in
terment will be az Nuuanu cemetery.
A second wireless message was re-
eeived from the good old Alameda yes
terday, when she sent an aerogram
stating that she was eight hundred
miles from the Islands, in fine wealth
er, and everybody well.
There win be no ten-mile trial after
the record by Herrick today, as the
Kapiolani track is not in good condi-
ton. 1t is possible that this plucky
motorcycle rider and some other good
ones will race to Haleiwa on the day
of the Marathon race.
TIE regular meeting of the Waialae.
Kaimuki and Palolo Improvement Club
was held Friday night, when two re-
ports, both bearing on bills pending
before the Legislature, were handed
in. The bills reported on were those
for the Kaimuki reservoir and the
Palolo belt road.
On February 10, the agent for The
United Wireless Company at Los An
geles .caught'' the first wireless to
be received at that city from Hawaii.
The message was meant for San Fran
cisco, and said. "Hello, Frisco; how
are you9 Everything fine dowa
here 1t was from the Kahuku sta
ton.
Two British warships, the Champion
and the Flora. will arrive at this port
shortly, according to information given
out bv British Consul G. f. Forster.
The Champion viii arrive on the 18th
of this month from Australia, while
the Flora, coming from Yokohama,
will get here on the 18th. The boats
are scheduled to leave Honolulu on
the 22nd of the month.
The quarterly convention of the
Oahu Young Peoples Union is set for
next Friday night at the Methodist
church. DR. Jones of the Methodist
church win be the speaker OF the
evening. The service will commence
as usual at 7:30 clock, but the COM
mittee in charge wish representatives
from each society to come at { clock
and act as social and welcome COM
mittee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
PERSONAL.

a G.. Hanson of Tacoma is guest
at the Young Hotel.
A. S. Nickerson is registered at the
Alexander Young Hotel from Seattle.
C. F. Clemens returned from Ha-
wall on the Mauna Kea yesterday.
DR.. A. C. Wall was an arriving pas
senger on the Mauna Kea yesterday.
David Douglas and wife of Eva
were registered at the Young Hotel
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monroe of
Fresno. Cal, came back yesterday
from visit to the volcano.
Lady Howard, who is staying at the
Moana Hotel. will leave for Japan in
time to attend the Emperor's garden
party.
C. II. Kluegel, Assistant Superin-
tendent of Public Works, arrived from
business trip to Hawaii on the Ma
ma Kea yesterday.
Rev. T. Okumura, pastor of the Ma
kiki japanese church, was operated
upon Yesterday by DR.. Judd, at the
Palama General Hospital.
J. w. Smith and family of Fargo.
North Dakota. returned from visit
to the volcano on the Mauna kea yes
terday. They are guests of the Moana
Hotel.
w. Binnie TAFT arrived here on the
ROYAL Mail steamer Moana from Can
ada Yesterday and is now staying at
the Moana Hotel. He is from elias
cow, Scotland.
l.. A. Mares and wife, who have
spent two weeks on the Island OF Ha-
wall, returned yesterday from the vol
cane on the Mauna Kea. They are
from Fresno, California.
f. S. Gee, who arrived here on the
u. 5. A. T. Thomas from Manila, Is
registered at the Moana Hotel from
Washington, D. G. Gee viii be EN-
ployed in the local quartermaster' de
partment.
c. F.. Edmunds came home on the
Moana yesterday, looking much I'M
proved in health. Mr.. Edmunds IS
connected with the Hawaiian Trust
Company. and made the round trip on
the Moana for his health.
Mrs. Thomas E. Armistead and two
daughters of Portland, Oregon, were
arriving passengers on the Moana from
the Northwest Yesterday. They arr
domieled at the Moana Hotel. where
they will remain for several months.
Lieutenant 7. w. G. Cleaves, r. n.
arrived here on the Moana from Brit
ish Columbia Yesterday. He comes tt
ioin one of the British warships which
will shortly arrive here. He IS stay
ing at the Moana Hotel at the pres
ent.
L. w. Mute and wife of Boston vii
leave for trip to the volcano Tues
day. Mr. Mute is enchanted with th'
Islands and intends to remain here fol
several months. He accompanied JaeF
Young on a successful shark hunt the
other day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
aNr1ToxIN 1900 YEARS AGO.

Antitoxin has no right to vannt itself
as an entirely new idea, for Pllny re-
Iates that Mithridates 100 years before
our era made himself proof against poi
SON by taking an antidote whose prin'
eipal ingredient was the blood OF pc
eniiar kind Of duck that had the repn'
tation of living exclusively on sub
stances fatal to human life. This seems
TO have been clearly the employment OF
the blood eff an immune animal 70
render immune the blood of the human
animal true serum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07

By Mary H. Krout
Far off the bands are playing,
And myriad passing feet,
With the .eople wildly cheering,
Make tumult in the street
Here, the warm winds are ALLOWING,
And the rice and taro growing
In the fields of emerald green where
It's summertime Away,
And the roses red are bending
BY the window, and are sending
Their messages of perfume, FOR this,
her natal day.
The mountains, gaunt and jagged,
Mid the clouds like sentries stand,
While the surges white are calling
Like voices 0 'er the land
Like voices every telling
How in east and west are dwelling,
In north and south, and far and near,
the friends who love her well;
Who today her name are speaking,
And her happiness are seeking,
In words and deeds and places that
the future yet must tell.
Little children gather round her,
And their wistful eyes grow bright
As with wisdom S voice she guides
them
From the darkness into light
Little children to her clinging,
With their laughter and their sing
ing
Happy spirits that shall bless her
through the unseen years to be,
When, life's troubled lessons learn.
ing,
Back to this glad time returning,
Through the dimness of the past still
her tranquil face shall see.
And we who also love her,
Sitting by her side today,
Though we have not speech to utter
Half the words our hearts would
say,
Were it ours to give, EARTH treasure
Should be heaped in fullest measure
At her feet, with every blessing that
could comfort her, or cheer;
But since this, the Fates refusing,
Must inspire to other choosing,
We will wish her length of tranquil
days with ali she holds most
dear.
Waihole, March 4, 1909.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07

work of quarantine. When it is reeog-
nized that a number of varieties of
all economic plants is an advantage in
the fight against pests as well as to
determine the most desirable for given
localities, the advantages of the new
regulation will be appreciated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
QUIT WANDERING HERE; -.
NOW WANTS DIVORCE.

OAKLAND, Feb. Matrimonial
infelicity stretching half way round the
globe figured ia the suit for divorce
filed today by Mary Lima against 10,
seph Lima. Married at Boston, Mass,
in 1898. Mrs. Lima said that their wan
behring's finally terminated in Honolulu,
where she accused Lima of deserving
her. She added charges of habitual in
temperance and extreme cruelty. A
broken nose sustained by Mrs. Lima
was charged to the last account.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
THE BYSTANDER
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07

Inspector w. ?. Fenneli and Detec-
tive Ali arrested Chinese woman, All
Sun. about one o'clock this morning, on
South street, makai of Halekauila
street. Kakaako, for selling liquor She
was caught in The act of supplying two
bottles of wine to a Hawaiian woman
She was taken TO the police station and
liberated on 800 cash bail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07

Mrs. f. J. Wilcox, for the past
three wears matron at the Queen $
Hospital, has resigned, and is with her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Lyle, 1915 VIII
der avenue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
TO A. e. NJ.
By Mary H. Krout.

On Her Birthday, March 4, 1909.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
Pineapple Prospects Brighter.

Pineapple Gamers report that there
has been very substantial response
already to their advertising campaign,
numerous inquiries and a satisfactory
lot of orders having been received
during the past month Enough IN
terest has been created throughout the
mainland to satisfy the Gamers that
their course has been wisely planned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07

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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10


CAPABLE and experienced man (eastern) will
take charge Or placing securities OF high
grade enterprise in west. preferably bonds
preferred stock; highest credentials $.
+. o. box 232 san Diego.
ABBOTT buys bonds''-Ocean Shore Markse
ct. bank and Cal safe deD. books. 414 Mkt
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

INVEST YOUR MONEY IN THE "DEBEN-
TURE BONDS" of one of Californias largest
manufacturing concerns and draw per cent
interest payable in monthly installments
and your MONEY BACK ON DEMAND
These bonds guaranteed by a well known
reputable company of high financial stand
ing, and be negotiated at most any bank
in San Francisco Oakland. PAC. PRO
MOTION AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Exclu-
sive Fiscal Agents. 5T1 A1onadnock bldg
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

S225-Delieatessen with living rooms.
$300-Partner wanted in Swedish bakery
and delicatessen also living rooms; rare
chance.
S600-Saoon with living rooms. run by
owner for % years; now wants 10 retire.
$550-Restaurant for couple home cooking
investigate.
81. .OO0-Interest in old established mfg busi-
ness: stock of member to be bought: leaving
for Europe salary for years: Investigate
437 Pacific bldg. 4tl and Market SITS. No agents
SNAP-For sale first class restaurant: will be
sold at sacrlhce reasonable offer
fused, leaving city. 34o7 18th st. III. Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
EDUCATIONAL
no EVERY sTAMMERER!

During this happy Portola month let US thor
oughly start you in our Incompatible psycho-
logical teaching for nervous impediment. YOU
then CURE YOURSELF. Call AT School
for Stammering 1I0S Market. cor Haight.
hrs. / TO p. m. No drugs, hypnotism or
elocution. Best teaching; best chance in a
lifetime; NOW.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
LoDGING HOUSES FoR sALE-con.

:
35 ROOMS. foor cheap rent; good location:
clears $3.50 per Prlce-$1gSVV
10 rooms; good furniture. SOU
IL rooms swell furniture. SJuO
II rooms; house keeping $9S0
J5 rooms; fine corner. $l,UUo
10 rooms; house keeping. SOU
II rooms; good furn; sun all day. SS9V
Here's snap; "a rooms, we'll furn. SlUo0
IL rooms; new furn; transient. SSO0
20 rooms: fine transient. 5000
A. ID. ATHERTON. 1915 Broadway,
OAKLAND.
FOR rent-Rooming house Of 1S rooms, close
in, good location, rent very reasonable. Give
lease II desired. Immediate possession can
be had. Apply D. r. MINNEY, 422 11th St,
Just east Of Broadway, Oakland.
ELEGANT, newly furnished 20 rooms, in and
room apartments; full OF permanent people;
splendid income; experience necessary to
run It. Address box 4639. Call office.
100 ROOM hotel: handsomely furnished; S14. 600,
~ cash. F. f. CO.. 235 Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

AN UNUsU-AI- " @ " e don OI V'I
large fresh and salt water bathhouse bar
ber shop, bar. Gymnasium, club and reading
room, etc. and has 10 year lease with
option of buying1 ON a new modern building
erected especially for this purpose, located in
the downtown business district. He needs
$4,000 more money to further equip. furnish
and stock the plant, and will give the fright
party one-half interest In the entire bust
ness lease and option, for this amount of
money, provided such party viii give the
business his personal attention. Our client is
well known reputable aud experienced bath
house man, and Will make agreeable bus-
ness associate PAC. PROMOTION AND
DEVELOPMENT CO., 571 Monadnock bldg
s. F. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

BY owner real bargain for some one in lodging
house; good transient trade: steady roomers.
Call $40 Washington St. Oakland.
BOARDING house for sale: good liyings nice
home for two women; dealers; $780, Box
BOG, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
omepaI Mental Reading sf
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end rest medium. deep psyche limo reading of
the highest order, strange power 20 help yous
tells just what you want 10 know. with names.
dates. facts. location. each hope trouble, fear;
wish in love. marriage. business. sickness.
change. journey, friend, enemy Investment.
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advises and assists you 70 good conditions, spir-
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1902 Fillmore 81. corner Eddy Readings By mail.
81 and stamps.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
MATRIMONIAL

prosperous rancher living near Sacramento.
40 years Of age and well preserved man. Is
anxious to secure a wife who cook,
keep house and who likes the country. Have
go fruit ranch and have some capital
In bank. No trihers need answer. Box SIG.
Call office.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-13

jury be accepted and that the board ex.
tend to him their appreciation of bis
good services during his tenure of Office
Adopted.
Moved by Mr.. Bourgeois and second.
ed by Mr.. Nagel, that Mr.. Hamilton
Bodin be appointed secretary of the
Police Jury. Adopted.
Moved by Mr.. LeBrun and seconded
by Mr.. Barre, that the salary of Mr.
Eugene Dumez, treasurer of the parish
of st. John the Baptist, be six hundred
dollars per annum. Adopted.
The Police Jury acted favorably upon
the following bar room permits and the
sheriff was authorized to issue the proper
licenses
George Bourgeois, Mt. Airy, La.
Fernand Montegut, Laplace, La.
The following new application for bar
room permit was acted favorably upon
and ordered published according to law:
Jacob q Chauff, Garyville, La.
There being no further business, on
motion duly seconded the Jury adjourn.
.ALOVON GRANIER,
President.
A true copy:
HAMILTON BoD1N,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-13
LIE MARRIAGE DE MILE
CHAMOINEAU.

-Tu sais, ma petite Celeste, qu'on
ma demande ia main aujourd hui, Sc.
cria tout coup NJ. Chamoineau, en- de-
coupant gravement en- trois parts lie
saint-honore, principal ct traditionnel
dessert du dimanche.
oh. repondit Mile Celeste en- por-
tant la main son coeur ct en- interro-
geant son pere du regard.
-Oui. aujourd'hui meme. lie nom
du postulant, me demandes-tu Eth
bien, sache, 0 ma Celeste cherie, que
celui qui aspire a la possession de ton
ceur s'appelle Eusebe Verdepin.
-Mais, papa, je ne veux pas me ma
rier, repondit la jeune file, rouge de
depit.
-Un excellent parti, continua NJ
Chamoineau en- passant sa file la plus
crosse part dn fameux gateau. NJ. Eu-
sebe est assoeie dams une maison de
bonneterie en- gros de la rue dn Sentier,
D'ailleurs, il viendra nous demander ia
main ce soir.
NJ. Chamoiueau, lie pere de- Mile Ce-
leste, 6tait debitant de denrees colonia.
les on negociant en- epiceries, on plus
supplement encore, epicier boulevard
Boune- Nouvelle. Lui ct EuIalie Cha
moineau, sa digue epouse, avaient fopde
leur commerce en- 1888, n'etant en-
core que dams la fieur de leur jeunesse,
tous deux ambitieux ct pleins de confan-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-13
LA LOI DU DIMANCHE.

L'usage que nous impose cette loi de
respecter lie saint jour du diman che en-
nous abstenant de tout commerce sc
contracte difficilement st. Jean -Bap.
tiste, ct les autorites ont bien de la
peine a la METRE en- vigueur. Malgre
leur vigilance ellie est violee de tous
c0tes ct cette semaine huit accusations
ont etc formulees contre des negociants
qui FONT enfreinte publiquement diman-
che dernier.
Celia servira-t-il d'exemple C'est
tres douteux. Car depuis des annees
tous les efforts tentes lei pour forcer
Preservation de cette loi mont about a
rien De nombreuses arrestations ont
etc faites, en- differences fois, mais ia
mais une condemnation ma etc pronon-
Gee. LIE grand jury NATL pas entendu
des preuves suffisantes on NATL pas eu
lie temps de considerer les cas- qui lui
etaient soumls, ou encore NATL pas
juge necessaire de lie faire, toutefois les
derniers cas- mont paa etc soumis la
cour.
Cette immunite de punition etait bien
de nature encourager La violation de
la loi du dimanche ct personne men
fait cas- jusqu'au dernier movement
entrepris pour la faire respecter.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-13

Be it Resolved by the Board of School
Directors of the parish Of st. John the
Baptist, here assembled this fourth day
of March, 1909, that to en- ncourage teach
ers in attending the Convention to be
held this year in Alexandria, April LIST,
I'd and Sd, the Board appropriates
$500 for each teacher who enrolls at
the convention to partly defray expen-
ses, and teachers attending to receive
running pay.
A discussion of the sixteenth Section
School Land was then taken up and
moved by Mr.. Abadie, seconded by Mr..
Cassagne and carried, that the follow
ing resolution be adopted:
Whereas, from the request of this
Board, Mr.. Frank T. Payne. civil engin-
eer, has estimated 1,044.400 feet of
cypress timber on the sixteenth Section,
township 13, S. R. 1S E. lying in this
parish, and
Whereas. Mr.. Joseph Rathboone, pre-
sident of the Louisiana Cypress Lumber
Company. has filed with this Board an
agreement by which he obligates him.
self to bid minimum of $4,000 for said
timber, should same be advertised and
sold at public auction, within ninety
days, as the law directs, and
Whereas, said Board is of the opinion
that it is of the best interest of the School
Board of this parish that the cypress
timber on said sixteenth Section be sold.
Resolved, that the president and Sc
cretary and superintendent of the schools
of this parish be and they are hereby
authorized, empowered and instructed
to apply to the State Auditor for author
ity to advertise and sell the timber on
said sixteen th Section as the law directs
The Superintendent announced that
he was planning Rally Day for all the
schools of the parish in order to arouse
more interest in education.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
D. RICHARME,
A true copy: President pro tenn.
| A. G. BERNARD,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-13
D6ces.

LIE mercredi de la semaine derniere
est decede, en- la paroisse st. Charles
NJ. Jean 7. Webre, citoyen tres estima-
BILE dams la localite quill habitat. 4
etait natif de cette paroisse, on ses res.
tes ont etc transport6s.
NJ. Lucien Soniat du Fossat, reJeton
dune des plus vieilles families creoles
de la Louisiana ct citoyen bien connu
de retat, est mort a la Nouvelle- Orleans
vendredi soir, age de 63 ans.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-13
NOTICE.

The following certificate of stock of the
Bank Of st. John has been lost by the late
Emile Barre, to wit: Certificate No. s5, issued
December = 1904, to Emile Barre, as owner
of one share of said stock.
Any person in possession or knowing any
thing which may lead to the recovery of said
certificate will do favor to the heirs of the
late Emile Barre by informing the under
signed.
Application has been made to the Bank of
st. John to issue duplicate certificate for the
missing original and the bank will issue same,
unless rightful opposition be made thereto.
Edgard, La, March 10, 1909.
PLACIDE BARRE.