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The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
COWBOY LAR|AT
F0|LS A WILD CAT
LION PURSUING UNARMED MAN
AND WIFE WAS ALMOST
ON HIS PREY.

FARMlNGDALE, S d.. Jan. 49,
Unarmed and far from help, pursued
by a hungry mountain lion, Mr. and
Mrs. G.. NJ. Bigelow. OF this place,
were saved by cowboys lariat.
Mr.. Bigelow, who is United States
commissioner, was on his regular
weekly trip to Underwood and was ac.
companied by his wife, when Mr.. Bigc-
low saw at distance what he thought
was a yearling calf running toward
them az full speed. AS the animal
came closer the occupants OF the buggy
recognized II as an unusually large
mc<ntain lion. At the same moment
the lion caught sight OF the buggy
and started toward II. Unarmed, pow
erless 10 protect themselves, the two
Immediately applied the whip to the
bronchos they were driving.
II was a serious predicament. for
not only is the range section of South
Dakota a country OF magnificent dis
tances, but the grazing lands are more
deserted at this time OF the year than
in the summer. While Mrs. Bigeow
chung 70 the swaying buggy, the horses
were whipped into a mad gallop, teal
ing at reckless speed over gullies and
knobs.
All the while the mountain lion. in
it's easy. Looping gait. kept pace with
the buggy.
At a point east OF Billy Christians
ranch one OF the traces became unfas-
tened and II was necessary 70 come
TO a full stop, with the lion gaining OH
every bound. The commissioner
reached over the dashboard and fas.
tened the trace. The horses were we'll
nigh exhausted. for they had travelled
six miles at top speed
At this moment, when the terrified
man and woman were considering how
hest they could meet the lions attack.
a cowboy. known as 'trusty BILL"
came In sight, riding a broncho Seeing
the plight OF the two In the buggy, he
gave spur and quirt and started TO tAe
-escue. The lion. between two foes
hesitated, evidently fearing II had lost
It's prey. Tho cowboy rode feariessly
mp, and with mighty swing OF the
,ariat managed 70 leg tho animal. The
lion was free In an instant and cor
tlnued on toward the buggy.
"Trusty BILL" however, gathering up
hIs lariai. hurled It again. and this
time caught the animal around tho
neck and under one log Putting m
spur. he dragged tho lion over tho
prairie I'll Il was subdued and could
he hog tied They brought the lien
10 Farmingdale and PIT It In q stout
csgt. and r IA their Intention 10 ship
II asa present ~ rresldent-elect Taft.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
WAS LOVE, NOT LUCRE,
THAT WON STAR BOARDER

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Love, not lucre'
won the heart OF Martin Kemeny, star
boarder mt the home OF Mrs. Catherine
Miller. No. 1922 South Eighteenth-st.
There is an ante-nuptial contract TO
prove it.
By the terms OF that agreement
Kennedy relinquishes all claims what
over 10 the real estate owned by Mrs.
Miller. the bride.to-be. located at No.
2s12 Cherokee-st.
II has been year since Kennedy be-
gan his wooing. Mrs. Miller had worn
weeds two years Kemeny had been a
boarder At the Miller home during the
lifetime OF Mrs. Miller's first husband,
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
THE WHITNEY.

In the whitney FOR one week com
mCnclng tomorrow afternoon. A IA.
Woods viii offcT his sensational mclo-
drama. "Thc-CrcoiC Slaves Revenge"
The piece is from the pen OF Walter
Lawrence and is IA tour acts and eight
scenes, telling thrilling Story and
dealing with the horrors endured by
Dick Remington and Alice Shirley. two
refined Southcrncrs who are kidnapped,
and bound ont as cOnYicts 90 Jim Mo-
hcircss 20 large estates. which Mo-
bcrly. cSgcd ON by Creole woman.
aspiros To possess Failing to make
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02

. A mar who nevor sccomp'ishes any.
thlEg. always looks the part.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
I.lt ~ VI.

Backed up 10y - years of Glowing
success. "Iu OH Kentucky that cN-
citing. romantic southern drama VIII
come To the LyC"um tomorrow after
noon for it's annual engagement.
Though this interesting piece is upon
Its siNteenthr season it is apparent
from its greetings in various cites
that IL might enjoy many more. 1t
has all the elements of sucCcss--ro-
nance. horse racing. the mint lulep.
mountain feuds. love and tile fascIna-
tion connected with the Kentucky
moonshincrs. an old Kentucky is
distinctly a story OF the Blue Grass
state in every particular The story
opens I'm the mountains. whore a Blue
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
This is Worth Readlnn.

Loo F. Zelinski. OF 6S Gibson-st..
Buffalo. n. Y. says: Il cured the
most annoying cold sore I ever had.
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. | APP
piled this salve once n day for two
days. when every trace of the sore
was gone" Heals all sores. Sold un-
der guarantee at f. G. Kinsel's, Cen.
trail Drug Co.'S and Gray and Wor-
cester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
IE.MI,I..t.

The Temple thcatcr VIII cNLibit Mon
day what appears 20 De- a fine array of
vaudeville talent While tho bill OF
the current week. with Irene Franklin.
baddie CliT. and the Six Musicai Cut-
t,s in the foreground. is AN exception
.atlv good one. 10 is believed tha. the
lill for the week beginning MOuddt
afternoon Will make more friends
Harry L. riIhe. and bis Collcgians.
iu his comedy skit. looks" Bert
i.cyN the most entertaining newspaper
artist ~ this OF any country. Sin Amer
lean banVcrs. tho champion stylish
st"ppcrs3 Rosiui "n~ssllts mitgrt won
Hors. fNihuanu1 dogs. smallest utf-
forming dpgs op sHTfU. Wllsttc Whit
aker. assisted bv T. Wilbur fIlF. td
sungs and Instrumental selections and
Violet Dale a Co, lu the comedy sktt.
~ Mexican Tangle." are amouG thr
-nmber OF nnc acts 10 choose from.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
The Health Dept.
In your bodily system Is looked
after by millions Of little soldiers
in your blood = those corpuscIes
constantly fighting for you.

Ii this army is well fed and kept
healthy and strong, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparlla, il will destroy the uncount-
able horde OF germ enemies that are
attacking gu every moment OF your life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep you
free from or will cure you of scrofula,
eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia.
that tired feeling and all such ailments.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02

Grass aristocrat meets and falls in love
with Madge Rrierly. "A mountain Wild
flower. handsome ot features aud pure
of heart. The story of how mountain
lover. urged uu by oUr Schemlug 10 re-
move the aristocrat from his path, way
lays the more refined lover and seeks
to take his lie by % dynamite bomb
which ~ thrown over tho mountains
side at the critical moment 10y Madgc.
who has swung across thu Cunsn 81 the
end Of an oVcrhangiug rope. t. perhaps
too well known to require much dwell
ing upon. Aside from this there is the
lyuchng mob. tho stable fire and the
horse race, described In that cNhilirat-
ing manner by me colonel who col
lides with the maiden aunt iu his on
deavors to see the race through a knot
hole. he having giNcu solemn promise
not To again attend horse race. This
incident Is sucCul"nt comedy and ar
fords many an aftermath chuckle Tho
company carries large corps OF dam
ing and instrument -playinN pickauin-
MES. ON Friday night these dancers
VIII compete with local dancers the
after being invited 10 enter IN the lists.
Prizes In gold viii be awarded.
Matinces will bc given on SUNDAY.
Wednesday and SATURDAY
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02

Mice marry him he dhduCts her. to-
ErthCr with her lover. However. cupid
has not shot his dart NJ the time of
tho abduction and II is ASSOCIATION that
UiSi starts tho SprOUi which grows
INTO pure. wholesome love. DICK
and AliC" are forced to undergo the
Same treatment as * the Negroes of
th" plantation. dwell with them In their
miserable shaCkS. eat the same coarse
food ana endure tbc same logged treat
mcut. Together they make their
escape INTO large swamp and they
ar" nearly dead with starvation when
they are found by their prosecutors
who have tracked them WIN blood
hounds. Though near the door of death
through starvation and privation they
are both logged cruelty. nut this is
only one of the many atrocities they
arc forced To bear. However. escape
Is finally made and ali eventually ends
happily FOR Alice and Dick, while
those who FOR a time held inc govern
ing rcins are forced to undergo the
penalties of law.
Matinecs viii he given daily except
ON Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
LAFAYETTE.

business In the Lafayette theater is
tendance at tins warm and comfortable
playhouse has beeh constantly incrCas-
ing. For the week commencing with
the sunday matinee, the vaudeville at
fractions Will be the Novelty Trio. aero
battle dancers. In their pedestal clog and
revolving bah lance. Henry Jordan
the Dutch mouologuIst. viii unload his
budget Of ComiCalitics. Miss Mary
stewart. the nightingale vocalist. will
sing several new songs, and others Will
add to the program The new photo
logue Will cN"mplifV a thrilling melo-
drama ia the talking pictures. and also
several comedies. H. addition, a large
assortment of new imported moving
pictures viii be shown The program
will be changed on Thursday
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
EMU D..

Tho hurlcspHo company which the
management OF Gbc Avenue thcatcr Of
fCrs sunday afternoon and for tho re-
mainder Of the week roioicos i'm the
title The Washington Society Girls"
There are 26 ~ these maidens and
whether they come from the diplo-
matte circles or are all daughters OF
senators and congressman the press
agent does not state. However that
may be assurance is given that they
can sing aud dance and that they have
becn provided by liberal manage
ment with an abundant and handsome
wardrobe which VIII he displayed in
two new musical skits Of hurlesque
order These arc called "1ke and
Shmulkie' and The New York Tombs"
They were written. composed and
staged -tv- Harry Marks Stewart, who
plays Hebrew rumedv role in zach
.dr stewart IS assisted by Larry Smith
% German comedian, and the pair are
tho center OF all tho FUN. Mamie
hampton is tho principal woman in
the company. In addition 10 the bur
icsuucs iivo vaudeville speCialties will
bc offered. Thc Avenue is conducting
each Friday evening a Waiting con-
tpgf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-10
No MORE PRIVATE
MAIL For WOMEN

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Women are no
longer to be permitted TO obtain mail
at the general delivery of the Chicago
postofiee unless their identity is fully
established. This fact was made known
this afternoon when every woman who
applied for mail at the general deliv-
cry was given a card to fill out calling
for a lot of intimate information, such
as ones correct name-not the pseudo
nym by which one conducts a general
delivery eorrespondence-one's correct
address. etc.
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made by the ". W. Ahana Co. for not
only are the patterns selected with
rare taste but their cutter puts an in
dividualty into the cloth he is cutting.
Five dollars down will give you i'm
mediate possession of fifty dollars
worth of books at Brown & Lyon Co.
and you can pay the balance at the
rate of 50 month. This method
gives everyone an opportunity to own
a library,
Be up to date! Get your hands man
icured while you shave. In order to
be thoroughly up to date, we have i'm
ported from San Francisco an expert
lady manieurist who is in attendance
every day in the week in Pacheco S
barber shop.
Mothers should call at Regal Shoe
Store and inspect the stock of MIS-. A,
r. Kings shoes for children. These
shoes are now world famous as being
the best adapted to growing feet and
they have the greatest sale Of any
children s shoes.
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of all kinds in every department at
the n. s Sachs Dry Goods Co. now on
display. The showings of fall millin-
cry and dress materials are particularly
fine.
Fifteen cents buys new pretty wash
materials at Sachs.
Halt! Stop to think what true eeono-
my means, before You take another
step. Drop in Wong's store, 80 Hotel
street opposite Bethel to see the grand
display of the famous 'Royal" brand
felt hats.
Exquisite coral necklaces. Pongee
dust coats. Anthony curios from
Nikko. Hawaii & South Seas Curio
Co., Young building, next cable office.
Bishop street. Beautiful Swallow. Chi
nese drawn work in doilies, table cen
tiers and covers.
See the stylish rain and walking
coats in Sachs windows.
That certain indefnable thing call
ed style will be found in the clothes
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Madame Irene corsets at Jordan IS.

Madame Irene corsets at Jordan s.
A new line of Raglan coats at Jor-
dan IS.
Read Whitney & Marsh's ad. in to-
days issue.
Honolulu's most up-to-date store,
Sachs Dry Goods Co.
A white saleslady is wanted at K.
Isoshima S store, King near Bethel
street.
A German lady wishes to exchange
German lessons for her board. See
classified ads.
Herald rye and Bourbon whisky, just
received by Thos. f. McTighe & Co.,
telephone 140.
Cocoa Cola is the ideal beverage.
Bottled exclusively by Hawaiian Soda
Works. Phone SIG.
The Anchor Saloon, under manage
ment of Monty Montgomery, is be-
coming popular resort.
Miss Parsons, millinery artist, has
taken charge of the trimmed hat de-
partment of Dunn s hat shop.
Sale of wash waists at Jordan s.
A Hawaiian coat of arms watch fob
found on King street yesterday. awaits
an owner at the Advertiser office.
Whitney & Marsh will tomorrow hold
an opening display of the high-class
novelties recently imported by them
direct from Paris.
Automobile owners will be interest
ed in the new line of auto baskets lust
received from Germany. Call at
Oimond's for inspection.
Special showing of walking skirts at
Jordan S.
Get down to Ehlers' by s clock
tomorrow if you desire any of the
millinery on special sale; at the prices
marked, goods will go out with rush.
The place cards shown by Mrs. Jane
Lishman More, in the Harrison build
ing, Fort and Beretania, are exquisite
ly beautiful besides being original in
design.
You will be delighted with the clean
illness and GOODNESS of the rooms at the
Hotel Majestic, corner of Beretania
avenue and Fort street, and surprised
at reasonable rates.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. are prepared
to make buttons to order.
Meet & Chandon white seaD
champagne is the standard of perfec.
ton throughout the world. H. Hack.
field & Co., distributors for the Hawai-.
ian Islands.
Bergstrom Music Company have held
the agency for the Chickering Piano
for nearly twelve years and during
that time have amply proved its SUI
| premacy in this climate.
7 Cotton, pineapple and other agricul
turists, attention! You can save
money on farming implements by pur.
chasing from Sehuman Carriage Co
Call or write for eatalogs.
Get the Dur-a-bul brand of TYNE
writer ribbon and YOU will get the
best. The Dur-a buI is sold bv A. B
Arieigh & Co, and has no equal. Fol-
all kinds of typewriters. All colors.
If it's new you will find it at Jor.
dan s.
f. o. Hall & Son, Ltd. advertise
| the Universal Alcohol Stove which
| burns denatured alcohol. and is. con.
sequently, recommended as an inexpen.
slve utility for the household.
Blom viii have a sale of Victoria and
Persian lawns and India linens TODAY.
There viii be some bargains in ladies
dress skirts that should bring the ladies
OF Honolulu to Blom's counters.
a perfect avalanche of new goods
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Protest, But in Vain.

The order was brought about by the
knowledge On the part of the post
office officials that the general delivery
is used in very large measure by
women who desire to carry on a clan
destine correspondence and that this
abuse of pOstoffice facilities is very
frequently INDUCED in by young girls.
Today's action brought forth a storm
CT protest on the part Of women who
were given cards and many of them
declared they never would consent to
fill them out. To all such statements
General James E. Stuart, chief post
office inspector of the Chicago division,
returned the gentle but firm reply that
"unless you comply with the conditions
we shall be unable, much as we regret
it, to give You your mail. -
The occasion marked the first step
in the reformation of the general de-
livery system in Chicago. If the plan
proves successful it probably will be
extended to other cities, where this de-
partment of the postofice work is said
to be greatly abused.
Will Abolish Abuse.
fWe are not seeking to abolish this
system, which is one of the greatest
afforded by the post
office department to the public,'' said
General Stuart, "but we shall modify
it and restrict it to its proper use. The
first step is to have these cards filed
out calling for name, residence, street,
new and old numbers, and date. Then
shall send to these addresses, find out
if the information is correct, and if not
why not. I could send out 10000 cards
tonight and hear from them tomorrow
morning. IF a girl under age comes
here she will have the consent of her
parents or be self-supporting. IF
married woman comes she will have to
explain why or be willing to have us
tell her husband g
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-10
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

This is to notify the public that
Leon A. Merces is no. longer in the
employ of the undersigned.
FOUNTAIN SODA WORKS.
w. s. RYCROFT, Mgr.
Honolulu, T. H., Oct. 9, 1909.
354
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BARGAIN.
FOR SALE.

AUTOMATIC and Domestic sewing
machine, sewing and cutting tables,
mirror, chairs, screens, ETC.; fine OPP
portunity for dressmaking establish
ment. Enquire on premises of Mrs.
A. NJ. Mellis. Sachs block. 847O
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GERMAN lady wishes to exchange
German lessons and conversation for
her board. Address o. P, general
delivery, postotfice. 354
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MOSQUITO PROOF furnished house to
rent at Kaimuki, from December 1,
1909, to September l, 1910. See A. B.
ingalls,. 8476
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EXPERIENCED typewriter and steno
grapher in Honolulu office. Address
B., this Office. SAT-
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THREE bedroom cottage near town.
Must be in good repair. Answer
to Box 2, Postofiee. 8473
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SEWING WANTED.

PLAIN sewing, neatly done by white
woman, charges moderate. A. H,
this office. 354
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

WHITE saleslady with experience in
retail store. Apply K. Isoshima,
King street. 354
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VOCAL.

HUGO HERZER, Teacher of Singing.
Season 1909-10 from Sept. to June,
inclusive. Studio 2022 Kapiolani
Building. Residence telephone 1901.
S444
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ONE new gasoline engine (Otto);
cheap. Ell. F., this Office. S435
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LOST.

SCATCH Collie, brown and white. An
swers name ''Duke'; reward. Re-
turn 1928, Magazine. 354
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NEW cottage, Kaimuki; 2 bedrooms;
phone 1915; rent $40. 354
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BUSINESS man, middleage, single, good
habits, acquainted with almost any
line, would appreciate position in Of
fee, salesman, or all around store.
California references; salary moder-
ate. Address California, this office.
S475
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FOR RENT.

CENTRALLY LOCATED, a well fur
nished suite of rooms; also single
room; corner Beretania and Union
streets. S47l
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ROOM AND BOARD.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING
Honolulu's only up-to-date fre-proof
building; rent includes electric light
aot and cold water, and janitor ser
vice. Apply the Won Hamm- Young
Co., Ltd.
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LARGE. furnished front room. Apply
904 Lunalilo, cor. Kapiolani st. 8473
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BLACK silk crocheted beaded purse;
silver capped. Address X, Advertiser.
SAFE
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FOUND.

WATCH fob-Hawaiian coat-of-arms,
with black ribbon--on King street
near Piikoi. Owner identify prop
erty at Advertiser Office and pay
costs of advertising. 354
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THIS PAPER is kept on file AZ
THE DAKE AID
vERTTsING AGENCY, mo, 427 South
Main st., Los Angeles, and IL Geary
st.. San Francisco. where contracts for
advertising can be made for it.
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BOY wanted to learn the jewelry trade
FL. Culman, Fort and Hotel S467
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BY young Chinese who can operate
typewriter Permanent employment
desired. Address II. Y, P. o. Box 2.
SAB
The Meeker herald., 1909-04-03
REFUSED TO GIVE TESTIMONY.
Youngsters Attitude Put Mother il
Something Of a Dilemma.

On Franks fifth birthday his moth
err told him solemnly that hencefOr-
ward he must be man. He must be
kind and gentle, and, above all. must
be perfectly truthful. etc. A few
days later on entering the children's
playroom she caught her younger son.
Robert, in the act of striking Frank a
blow In the face.
why do you strike Frank. Roberts"
the mother asked.
He hit me first." answered Robert
hotly.
Did you. Frank" she inquired.
mo. didn't" asserted Frank.
See here, Frank" said she sorrow.
fully, don't, you remember what l
told you-now you are five years old
that you must be man. and must
never. tell lie-tell me-did you
strike him? Now remember. the Lord
sees and hears everything you do and
say and"
Does He know" interrupted
Frank. whether 1 struck Robert or
not. mother?"
Yes. my son. He knows"
We'll. you just ask the Lord II I
did. will you?"
The Meeker herald., 1909-04-03
USED CHURCH As scAoolaooM.
Proceedings That Somewhat Aston
islsd the Sexton.

The sexton Of one church that keeps
open doors all day long didn't know
whether to regard the matter in the
light of dissertation or devotional
exercise. He paid no attention when
the three women. watched by man
who stood at the lower end Of the
aisle, walked the length OF the church
and back again. Even when they made
the trip second time he scarcely gave
them thought, but when the trio
started around the church third timo
more briskly. please" he began to
wonder. and presently made inquiry.
81 hope you won't be offended. the
man replied. II am physical culture
Instructor. am teaching these young
ladies' to walk. have already taught
them to walk in the street, in the
drawing room. In the theater and every
place else they are likely to find them
selves. l am now teaching them to
walk in church. Very few women can
walk there properly. Some lope. some
swagger. some skip. others adopt a
mincing gait. All these styles are
very inappropriate for church. A dig
nifled. subdued gait alone is suitable
for devotional purposes. Church is
the best place for pupils in walking to
receive practical instruction. therefore
/ have brought them here"
Great fathers!" gasped the sexton.
What next?"
But he said no more till the walk
ing exercise was ended. Then he fol-
lowed the class to the door.
II hope" he said, you will practice
the lesson learned to-day by coming
here to church once in while"