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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-04

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banks, evangelical churchif
AS hotels,
on though Tommy
Bishop Park called Arngton
lately City
nad s0ue for douse and there Robert Louis used to
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mighty village the Honolulu that day Down
everything mas tight as drum after nine o'clock excepting few
though staythe phonogaph which
had rubber winch put into your ears SO as to near the music and
the The only chartered club the Pacific and exclusive
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twn change
The Notes shop
eonggated Everybody grievance
go League political grumblers
considerable The
American League was amusing in its Tim Murray got and the
payroll
thing
about that was to be feared that against the
p lot the the police force the end
made up their MINDS 70 JOIN the League ana eontro us poe
George CASTLE Charles Carter and enough
dreadful
he prepared all radical policies
didnt extinguish the American League.
there do which all the better
frand work We had government by
administrative
system g balance
of us gumbled about but that didn't
o sympathize
little somebody other Boston
Transcripts skipper people
wearing brass buttons He broke out in these as if he had of brass
whole telephone
Dr. yard porch posing waiting
him information,
be violent partisan Of the Queen that he ended his life backing
and Sinking aekey in her
Queenhe
L Hawaii
made clear him he eomba Around the okers
Bradford the time he heard royalt,
throw talking day Hawaiian Hotel with
spreckes
lady
she said Claus must take her back San Francisco He wouldn't
Kemme Punahou
notice the spkel settled things
king left the years
good who busy and stirring those days have
to the other world and '.wll this again. Wilder
Charles Carter Dr. Hyde Serene Bishop NJ Whitney Fred Wundenberg
George sratemeyer Captain Good Marshal Hitchcock Whiting Dr.
, as LAY. s sen, ann p hg' NM h a
Honolulu delightful;
them who died think that they would
ISOLATION of iubanly predicted things
pass but deep their did like the The former
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lrismaie msts also looks pretty good to
Il -
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time the pube
ness fact their complaint was almost peesh don't recall that the
correctly public
They declared they We're ready to slave for the taxpayers although of course
they that the only $50 MONTH IT doesn't quite
tails that the supervisors should kick
Il x
DR. Chapman, I ened the
chairman is like al moving orators sometbing af = bt ht ~
the by the a Of his
little the rich poor purse of
penitent Jesus: the womn body taken
from the endeneal these work
the great questions
% which the looking vanl deal
"h all these unhappy people protesting
creed We need no priest to tell us
kind still ponderng amid theology great enigma
Continued on Page Five)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-04

McINERNY-Mv brother Will according
had the Grill
inquring if twice.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31
CARD OF THANKS

To our friends:
 We wish to express in the strongest language possible, our high appreciation, and our deep gratitude, for the manifold tok- ems of kindness acts of love, and words of comfort, which were showered upon us during our recent bereavement, and we can never forget it. It. is indeed sweet to know that we are a. mcng our friends, and our heavy hearts are made lighter by these manifestations of esteem for our dear son and brother. The many letters of consolation, the sweet words of sympathy, and the beautiful tributes of flowers. have reached our hearts, and have comforted us. May God bless you.
 MT. and Mrs. Sevier Warmack
 And family.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31
l. O C AL
 N E w $
Try Peacock Syrup.

Try Peacock Syrup.
 Hendrix & Sons Mrs. T. J. Mendenhall of Ross ton was a visitor to Prescott to- day.
 R. P. Arnold keeps the genuine Allegretti candy. A fresh ship ment just received.
 For Rent-A four roomed resi- dence, centrally located, Apply to Mrs. P. c. Hamilton
 Mr. Sevier Warmack and Mr. Alex Warmack, of Willisville, are visitors to Prescott today. Highest price paid for coun- try produce.
 Hendrix X Sons. The Selfd Culture CluU will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. John c. White Clyde Hill one the the black face comedians in the Elks' min strels tomorrow night will tel some funny stories and sing some good songs.
 Sick headache, constipation and biliOusness are relieved by Rings Little Liver Pills. They cleanse the system. Do not gripe. Price 25c Sold by Nevada County Drug Store.
 We are authorized 10 that under the new ruling of the pOstOffice department that all boxes at the pOstoffice, on which the rent for the coming quarter is not paid today will be closed, without any exceptions what ever.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31
Tonight, increasing cloudiness rain Thursday.

If you want wood, Phone 191. Just received a fresh shipment of Allegretti candy, at R. r, Arnold's.
 Fresh Arkansas Elberta canned peaches for pies and table.
 Hendrix & Sons. Be sure and see us before you buy your feed corn, oats ana chops.
 Hendrix & Sons. ManZan Pile Remedy is put up in tube with a nozzle attacheu. May be applied directly to the affected parts. Guaranteed. Price 50 cents.
 Mr. H. F. Richard son returned this morn ing to WWarren, where he has position as bookkeeper, after spending a few days with his family here.
 Mrs. w. F. Brown and Miss  Clara Brown who have been spending several weeks here as guests of Mrs. E. J. Bell, return ed this morning to their home at Little Rock.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church U.S.A., met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Maylen Bailey, anG were most cordially received A generous free will offering was made, d. mounting to a neat sum, and dainty refreshments were served by the genial hostess. After a most pleasant social hour the Society adjourned to meet the next time with Mrs. Geo. Chris topher.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31

Miss Sallie Richardson Of Hot Springs returned home this morn- ing after a few days here as the guest of Mrs. H. F. Richardson
 Members of Company "M" will meet every Friday night for drill. Non-commissioned officers school every Monday night Mem bers who are absent two drill nights in succession will for felt the right of exemption from paying street tax.
 PineuleS are for backache and bring quick relief to lumbago, rheumatism, fatigue and all other symptoms of Kidney dis eases. They are a tonic to the entire system and build up strength and health. Price 5Oc and S1.OO Sold by Nevada Coun- ty Drug Store.
 J. A. Sullivan of Hope came up yesterday to confer with the building committee of the Chris tian church with a view of re- building the structure. Mr. Sul- livan, as contractor and also a prominent member Df that church lent much assistance in the erection of the building des- trOyed.
 W. F. Mann has attained an en- viable reputation in the field of theatrical management be- cause his ventures have been successes. One of his most pop- ular productions is the dramati- ular productions is the drama ization of Mary ]. Holmes fam ous novel, Tempest and Sunshine which vii be seen at the opera house on March 31, 1909. Mir. Mann has engaged spendid cast, comprised of such vel known actresses as Kathryn Da-e and Crystal Wizard sup port by a splendid company.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31

If you want wood, Phone 191
 Wanted d-Corn and chop sacks Apply to Sam c. Logan.
 Headquarters for fancy and staple groceries.
 Hendrix & Sons.
 You can get any kind of broom you want from us.
 Hendrix & Sons.
 John Barlow the interlocutOr for the Hope Elk's minstrels has some good jokes, etc, to bring to Prescott tomorrow night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Guy N. Garner and Mir. and Mrs. C. C, Hamby and Miss Irma HambX left this morning for HOman where they will spend the day fishing on the lakes near that place.
 The Hope Elks' minstels will be here tomorrow night and let us all turn out and show Hope that that we are for them.
 Tomorrow night the Hope Elks' minstrels at the opera house, Ba sure to see them.
 Woods Liver Medicine is liv- CT regulator which brings quick relief to sick headache. consti- patton, biliOusness and other symptoms of liver disorders. Par ticularly recommended for Jaun- dice, Chills, Fever, Malaria The S1OO size contains ? 1-2 times as much as the 50c. size. Sold by Nevada County Drug Store
 The management Of the Elks' Minstrels to be given here tomor- row night, have generously de- cided to donate half the proceeds tc the Christian church, and this most charitab ble act, will doubt less cause every seat in the op- era house to be taken, as the minstrel itself is moro than worth the price oF admission, and a worthy cause is assisted too.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31
A SWOLLEN JAW.

is not pretty nor pleasant. Whe ther it's caused by neuralgia. toothache or accident, Ballard's Snow Eminent will reduce the swelling and relieve the pain. The great and sure cure for rheu- matism. cuts, burns bruises. scalds-any and all aches and pains.-Sold by the Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31

interesting series of pictures vocal numbers by Miss Christ opher and Mrs. City were ren- dered and received hearty en- cores. The former sang I'm Try ing So Hard to Forget You, while Mrs. Citty gave w nas the Church Bells Tolled." Qulte a neat sum was realized for the church building fund.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31
READ THIS.

Prescott, Ark, Dec. 12.-This certlfies l have been selling Halls Texas Wonder for years and re- commend it as the best kid ney, bladder and rheumatic medi- cine have ever sold, Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-31

The Theatorium last night was crowded to it's fullest capacity, with patrons who took this me thod of assisting the Christian church and at the same time see ing splendid show. Besides an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
PAY POI AGE
FOR PROTEGTXON2
SCHELLE'S CROTTO---AN APPRECIATION

In Of the dives of Seattle does vice launt so un
abashed and unestraned in Schees Groo First and
Cherry ST.
In the heart of the business district under glarng lights
flush in the unseng of the police degeneray sin
have their full fling and scarlet unashamed
nightly without hindrance Here in this cellar
within the Of few square feet may witness the
course OF night the vicious sckening drama OF life
est Fnery and beauty and brushness laughter and
tears come and night creeps The maudlin the
hysterical girl and the blatant orchestra unite in dismal
cadence reckless chorus and they drink drink. drink
Down the uninvitng stairway they alone by twos
threes and in crowds boys in their in the first exhara
ton Of dbauch their hardened brothers Of longer expert
and the blearyed sensual derec,s the dregs Of big
city.
And their first glance the who sit await
ing their coming They the cafe licensed sell
liquor but drinking only incidental and preliminary They
Sehele's Grotto is women's souls.
1t is the public market place vice by city
sell liquor and its greater deadler traffic winked
doned by the officers of the law.
One does have be finicly moralist revolt at
the sight OF these girls and who sell
bodies and souls in Seheles Groo One does
der heart in order to pity them girls in their young
their twenties hags their thrties they
ering their fresh faadng vanished charms any bidder
The young girl with the hectic cheek and hacking cough
is smiling bavey in her misery Smile she though her
heart be aching and her soul in the depths Of the blacklist
despair Bravey she sips her beer while she fawns before
inc Whitct get i've one VINO
spend his money in Scheles she get and make
for successful unfortunate The light Of expectancy
flares in her CLASSY wandering roserer urches
toward her table only die down dull he
aIurng sister She sinking fast the morgue and the pau
pes field but Seheles Groo will grow she
To this she will have lived suffered in vain
And she the only little Of misery soul
goes perdon in order that Sehees till may be filled There
hundreds of them They fill the tables in the "Groto
every night As fast pays the wages of sin goes
her grave another steps into her place. keep
nickels and dimes flowing into Schelle's Golfers.
Sehees Grouo is running wide open every night The
mayor has known Of it, the police have time without
number.
But ever intcrferes with Schees Grotto his shrine
OF iniquy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
Played in the Snow
Pirates Hit Wild Bill
Donovan and Mullin
Hard, and Pitcher Who
Was Sent Back to Minors
Banked the Tigers.

DETROIT. Oct. ie.--Ths Pitssburo
Pirates are the champion baseball
team Of the world.
BY shutting cut the pesrol, Tigers
in the decisive game in the most
closely contested worlds series on
record BY q score Of TO o. tho
Pirates upheld the supremacy o. the
National league.
u was a cold dsy for Detroit in
more thar ons sense. II was the
ssddsss day Of "wild eiF~ oenovsn's
life. he had been pus in BY Mar.
a9er Jennings as the tssirler Of the
deciding game fer Detroit but he let
els men walk and struck Byrrs with
pitched ball. ard IN general went to
pieces.
The hero Of this great series o.
championship baseball 10 Babe"
Adams. the ne~ recruit In the big
league, who actually pitched Pi,,s.
burg 10 victory in three Of the four
games which the Pirates won.
Detroit made six hits today OF
Adams. but they we're so widely
scattered that they melted nothing.
This marvellous record places Adams
in the front rank Of the worlds
t.~irlrrs.
The pittaburp fans who came here
this rorning are ~lid wish delight.
The home fans are deep In aieeua.
They had held high hopes UP TO the.
laat. ard before the game we're slv.
ing edds or their team.
Tho game was played urdsr bad
conditions. snow falling pses Of shs
time This made IL hsrd for the
men 70 keep vp 10 their marx. but
there could be no excuses offered
Cor shs shatous ehish was ADMINS.
tered 70 tire Tigers. THE Pirates
simply ouspisyss tire home team 10.
day. II was a great finish o. the
series for the Pirates. ard Manager
Clarke is given full credit. sven b.
tho local fans. "Bahs" Adams, who
won three out 81 the four pi,ssbura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
Justice Brown Says the
Business Men Accused
of Crime Must Stand
Trial in Open Court.

Offering 20 compromise a criminal
case. Fl meat dealers charged with
uainR Freezum. preaervatlye to
brighten up stale and dccaying
meat. In violation % the pure food
Law. appeared 10 Justice Fred G.
Browns court yesterday afternoon.
Their attorneys secured n private
conferences with the Justice and
agreed to plead guilty II the court
would be easy with them
The n defendants agreed 10 lie
down" II they were not fined IN
excess Of s25 apiece
Justice Brown Indignantly re-
fused any such compromise. He In.
sisted on trying the cases IN open
court and said the punishment II
the men we're convicted. would not
be less than a slO0 fine.
On the plea that they could not
secure justice in Justice Browns
court. change OF venue 20 Justice
Carrolra court was granted The
trial will be called next Tuesday
afternoon al 1870 O'Clock.
This Is list OF the men who
agreed TO plead guilty II they we're
let off easy:
James Henry -four markets.. SIS
Western ay.. 81 Columbia g. aud
public market. Pike place.
G. A. sonvighaus. SOB Ycsler way.
T.. Marshall. 3is Twelfth av
Otto FARTHER. 22S ~ Broadway.
G Weber. 2zs ~ Broadway.
V. Sontag. 2030 Madison st,
J. A. stavig, 1928 Madison st.
Fred Lelssler. 2705 Madison 81.
Joseph Kleiner. G23 Pike st.
John Lewis. public market
George Helbock, public market.
II. Parkinson. public market.
L. G. TrOughton, Big White mar
ket. public market. also stall 200.
public market
Henry Pietsch. Rainier Meat com.
pany. public market
William Evans (Carstens Packing
company, Band Box market, 100
First az.
T.. W. Kirk. 713 Second av.
Charles Feht National Meat com.
pany), 204 Second aY s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

The next day Hurley told Steen
and Patrolman j. n Landon:
III you are right. viii put 10
girls to work next week. That viii
be $50 a week for you. or 5000 q
month. You can split II three
ways"
by splitting" the blood money
three ways Hurley evidently meant
that II was necessary TO square"
the sergeant on the beat. Sergeant
Of Police A. > wilkes
According 10 Stecn and Landon.
Hurley added that II they accepted
his proposition. there would be still
more IN Il for them. as he intended
70 put more girls 10 work In the
future.
Steen and f.andOn say they gave
Hurley no satisfaction.
You boys see Wilkes and tell me
II he iS right" Hurley urged
GO see him yourself. said Ian
don Hurley did. the police say.
Sergeant Wilkes promptly placed
Hurley under arrest. aud he was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
BY n. w. MADISON.
tsssfs Correspondent % tho United
prera.l

SAN BERNARDGNO. Cal. Oct
fs--Bllne hoy. the Piutc Indian
murderer H. dead. with hts only
remaining cartridge he sent q bullet
crashing into his heart. and fell life
loss In the granite fortress where
he made his last desperate stand
against Sheriff Raiphs' posse last
week
Tho Indians body WIS cremated
on a hastily constructed funeral
pyre made BY the officers who had
run him 70 his death on the sands
of the great Colorado desert. the
horne OF his forefathers.
Posses Combine.
Early yesterday the combined
posses under Sheriff RalphH arrived
within striking distance of the mur-
derera lair. A line Of scouts was
thrown out and the fortress en-
eircicd.
Gradually the line was drawn
closer to the granite stronghold.
shots fired by the deputies met with
no reply. and a daring Indian trailer
approached within n hundred yards
81 the place that had been the OBJ
tectlye point Of the long five days
march Of the posses.
Suddenly the Indian turned and
fled prccipitateiy back TO the posse.
Trembling with terror and with one
hand pointing 10 the pile Of granite
from which Billie defied the officers
a week ago he eircled the other
above his head in the Piuto death
sign. Deputy Ben Deorevecouer. ac-
companicd by three Officers. then
crept warily up the slope TO the fort
Fugitive Found Dead.
The bare foot and leg Of the fu-
gitIve protruded through rift in
the rocks. Decrevecouer directed a
bullet from his Winchester at the
foot: there was no mote behind the
rock pile, and with a shout the four
officers vaultod into the nook that
had sheltered the Indian for many
days and rolled his llfoless body into
the open.
one Of the Indians feet was bare,
and beside him lay M stolen Win
chester IL was apparent that he
had removed his shoe and placing
the muzzle Of the gun against his
heart, had pressed the trigger with
HIS toe, ending the life that already
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

was forfeited under the laws of the
white man. Tho desperado's body
was badly> dscomposed. lie appar-
entity had Sccn dead nearly a week.
Tracks leading from the spot
where the second murder occurred
showed that the fugitive ran 20
miles across the cactus strewn
plain to Bullion mountain without
a stop. .
During the siege, the deputies
think. a realization of the futility
OF further resistance came upon
the fugitive His spirit broken,
and doubtless suffering agonies
of physical torture after his won
der compelling race across the
sands. preyed upon by hunger and
thirst. he accomplished the end
that so determined men OF the
desert aud the ranges had sworn
10 accomplish when they set out on
his trail five days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

locked IN a cell at the city jail until
his fsiends produced bail in the
sum Of $500.
To Captain OF Police ID. r. wiz
lard Hurley admitted that he show
ed the patrolman how to pick up
"a little easy money"
That the arrest Of Hurley opens
up wide field OF speculation goes
without saying.
Why did Hurley make his propo-
Hition 20 the polce2
What reason had he TO suppose
that they would fall In with his
offer2
Did the fact that no arrests have
been or are being made In the
American Cafe. the Tannhaemser
Cafe. the Newport Cafe, the Column
bia Cafe. act as a prod to Hurley?
Did the fact that none OF these
cafes are being troubled by the
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(Continued en- Pace S~yNu.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

In Billie Boys trip across the
desert. after the murder OF Mike
Boniface and the kidnapping Of his
daughter. Mary Mia. al Banning.
September "a. the fugitive covered
more than 600 miles Of most tor.
tuous country In this desert sec.
ton before he fired the shot that
ended his life His windlngs aud
donhllngs on his trails carried him
from Bullion mountain. where he
fled after brutally numbering. the
girl. who was the innocent cause
of the first crime and the subse-
quent man hunt, into Bear valley
aud return.
His endurance was that OF the
native driven TO desperation
through fear. and HIS game fight
against overwhelming odds was
only abandoned when. bis water
and food almost gone. he used his
remaining cartridge 10 end il all.
The actual hunt for the murderer
began at Whitewater. where. after
pbeating and clubbing the 14-year-
old girl he had abducted over 100
miles of desert. he ended the life
that had become to her torture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. Society
here aud in London is chatting
busily about Marjorie Gould 1t
seems to be a foragone conclusion
that no one but a nohleman need
seek her hand
Tho Grand Duke Alexander
Georgievitch Romanowski, of
Louchtenberg. received much atten-
ton from Miss Gould In London
He's 2S, cousin OF the car. rich
handsome and military. He's en-.
titled 70 be called your imperial
highness. Some society folk In
London say That Miss Gould would
be willing to be called your i'm
perial highness, Mrs. Alexander
Georgieyitch Romanowski," or
whatever Romanowskfs wife would
be called.
There's also the duke Of Alba.
who saw much OF Miss Gould while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Are the cafe proprieios Of Seattle paying for the privilege
Of permitting women and girls nightly to frequent their
alone and unattended?
II 50, who is getting the blood money?
This question brought TO a head yesterday, when
criminal complaint charging attempted bribery filed
against A. Hurley, manager OF Scheles Groo Cherry
st.. between First and Second avs.
HERE is THE POLICE STORY OF THE AFFAIR
Saturday, September 2s Hurley made this proposition to
Patrolman w H. Steen:
III you will allow girls to hang around the Groito,
will to it that there IS week for you for each girl that
works"
TO this proposition stecn says he made assent