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The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

A;r. Taft served as judge Of the Superior
Court for JUdson HarmOn's UnexPired
term, and was then elected to succeed
himself for the full five years. It was
the first time he had stood as candl-
date for any elective Office One of his
colleagues at the bar in Cincinnati was
ex-Unitcd States District Attorney John
W. Heron. who had formerly been a law
partner Of President Rutherford B. Hayes.
0Ir Heron had a daughter. Helen. and
while the Taft and Heron families were
friends, Miss Helen and ~Old BIZ were
something more than friends About the
time that Taft was graduated from Yale
Miss Helen Heron finished school, and
soon afteTWard their engagement was an
nounced. But Taft had his way to make
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
America S Duty to Liberia
Booker T. Washington.
Booker T. Washington.
y 1893 ssssaSsss4ss y y y

ndorsng the that Liberia
American Booker T. Washington
republic
condition of Liberia
in
There about 10000 civilized
United States descendants
the hneland
condition of Liberia however, should
is that Liberia has maintained
period
furnished by phianthropc individuals
planted colony in Africa has millions
and its colonies money
European have
people until they have especially in
slavery this
educational
Them within few of building
II do not believe the condition Liberia
that this
We have
oganize rebuild
Domingo
which
sympathy and active good viii
= believe and hope that Of the
President Roosevelt lending assistance tbronoh the
OF three
srabe for the United attempt take anv nemann
the of
oone to San Domingo and other countries present emergency
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
THE SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE.
MARCH Il.

generally the San Francisco earthquake
California mindful of the great scientific
opportunity April q appointed State Earthquake
A K Gilbert H Reid J. c. Brann
Bukhae and W. w. Campbell
This distinguished BIOLOGISTS physicists also associated
the recording carefully phenomena bearing the
the aid OF the COMMISSION
chiefly the carefully assembled
the world knows the
rift
northwest somewhat greater degree than
feet In the northwest there
involved only three feet
miles,
is
earthquake
There grinding slip and
months
peninsula
is of
displaced roads, bridges and by cracks pools erater and the
Earlier have left valley
along its line.
of belts
depending the local The
little vertical displacement
IN be
widespread animals
watching
this specially
eouraged also given with earlier Californian
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
A New Version Of the Bible

New York Sun.

translation of the Scriptures being prepared the joint
of the Jewish
CT American Rab In inquiries they have issued state
of the methods they follow.
According the
which the Scriptures
historical verons-the 1Ss4but
particular and above all adhere faithfully
which the
FROM the fidelity English
lay claim to being translation of
1t interesting fact the history Bible TRANSACTIONS that
aon had been forth there little particular
jeeted revision.
Aquia and Theodoion
translation OF the Seventy the the old
translation antedating Jerome authorized
sacredns the original; the religious
In the older
come an English classic and parcel of the English laue its
Fhsoogy English language
heefrom
of
fail in
rendeng viii recorded in the
tNor will
sh has force which upode language
English Bible
aed desire for negbi The
corrected; absolutely unnteigb
ngh Bible as class is dear to all English
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
Commercial News
By r. o. Matheson.

rom the STANDPOINT
The
ehange
the
some weeks to those
column The official
the minds of investors corresponding influence The
prices
the rams just interfering the
There
question while
regarded that the fight for the in Legislature
has now
he conditions regarding labor
I he result that people buying stocks
Sharply There were buying orders yesterday figures
ruling Honolulu good
Continued
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
Small I alks

got licked it daisy serapa
TENNEY PEcK-The United States
a good deal more than thousand dollars
Lou WHITEHoUsEI certainly but pray
at
CAPTAIN LEwEs M. S. cAMBRIArD-o the
liked
beautiful country
WATKINS took one the senators aside the other da and
believe pledge
tsALT 1KEour visit to the Volcano was delightful
The Volcano in action and it fine sight The
pleasant throughout.
REPRESENTATIVE DourHIrT- they try TO enforce any rule that
member arrested because he is getting
some designations put in.
CAPTAIN my morning paper
stolen almost other day. Now that live Kamu
There thieves at KaimukL
QUINN Supervisor up and give him
chance make good He has plans
to eeonomiz and yet give good work on the roads
JOHN M. MARTINI good thing
would to their
the Advertiser of March Il, on the swearing habit
Saturday
is going bring out excellent times should
several Island broken very
WILLIAMSON objected having
had already Marathon
If the had been would have been than
Maui
REPRESENTATIVE before the House to allow the
sherifs the counties appoint the shef We another
pared Oahu member along the
CAPTAIN BERGERThe Hio band will celebrate the
the silver jubilee its organization March Ho
have invited the Hawaiian band to be and take the celebration
hey offer there
during the week The have the arrival cattle
D.
thing line There win
House. them mind they will all
New
ROAD SUPERVISOR WILSON, am ready to BEGIN active work when
property
q I will putt
bin in past
friends would have jail There who
liquors
This bill a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

Medical Trust is on deck again with the
same old bill to shut out the Jap DOCTORS
the omiom liable
shut off wodolar telephone regular
bones me bill getting rather and moheaten purpose
fenng it little anything
remember the past the subject 1t provides
absent treatment as well .healng by
Jar yous
of things tenet of the Christian
a IN all denominations that effeaeious
the Medical Trust bill should be afflicted
at Wednesday evening PRAYER meeting asking
behalf thereby liable Ian
the Medical bill
finally passed how.
ever they should be little explicit bill
danger that of those who live without an
should
teamentao
IT, Tnney bng up Bishop
estaek should in his heart of Brother
Bishop thereby emnay tablet If that seems an
illustration would Bishop
Brother Pecks behalfa
brought book;
their wishing
spoints should be led
Again that loud
law Bishop just
Keep ms mouth shut and his mind The Lord liable
and that He would delivered houseop
trust would lose two dollars and half This point should be covered
that Detective Kaka authority
offender that sympathy
feeling toward the SICK and such confession be made prma fae evidence Of
He
Hawaii some pv attorney NAV make f Technical
should be added the bill permitting the
resident under the foregoing circumstances evidence that the Medical
OF Hawaiii mo- to be with
prayer Francisco
Invalid nothing he
guilty under the wording of the bla doubt
Medical
ston for the community is diessng healthy automobiles
come high
- "
lost in admiration
of of andand
like fooshness He something
more of his grandstand gubernatoial addresses
That before
New York and obo and spoun and Georgia and had his opened
With the wider observation permitted
with nteIe,
fooihness
Continued Five)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
ssssssssssTss. ..sss..ssss,
The White Australia Policy
= Sydney Morning Herald
- 49, ~ ~ y y y y y y ~ y .saas y y

morning. issue
the industry is costing
the showing figures
sum of s54ooeoo during the six that
DO not intend to question figures but certainly
endorse the deductions which
tenor of remarks would lead
ali policy during
pocket to the extent of f54oo,00o.
like draw the attention of the Australian taxpave to the
fact that policy propo
tion the getting sugar nothing
Just nous as thew are TODAY and lust as
upon sugar. pursuance
definite policy above but simply and avowey
Thus in the 1900
contributed 93l6 the
duties the duty at that time being against
~ In the fsl2s5 collected Victoria s4s
in South Australia and f47o Tasmania
federation
state Is the only one which fairly claim to be paying undue proportion
10 the Of a Autra
Queensland duty sugar
directly in that your argument Queensland
duty sugar
the consumption per annun at
100000 for 1soo
making grand total of f64529s This multiplied
against your s5Aooooe
This however, year 1eoo
since when the consumption considerably ESTIMATED
5000 tons annually fairly duty
ruling 1900 the Australian would
100000 yearly towards the of the
Western Australia would position imposed
duty on commodity which, in eetrade England considered
whole
under the conditions existing at the inception of federation, Australia
today be upon sugar
in the Commonwealth paid present
the excise and bounty provisions.
position assert
hat the figures taxpayer paid
f5sfoo0oa during the
Your that sugar
he would have there duties
if there policy duties
aequenly would be per o. cheaper all round
Another assertion made in the article
that in
tendency
SOUTH Where obtain the figures the
a 0
Her the official
the total
Queensland produced IT'S
daeed s9sl and the production
the tropical
Sugar has its bad other the
conditions
be a
not the figures the
bnt the following figures will indication
the
4, wholly New South Wales.
In 1905 the of engaged
sand
hea
Continued Page Five)
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Continued on Page Five.)
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
IMPORTANT PROMOTIONS
 0N HARTMAN LINES


 Portland, Ore, March 11.-An eve ming paper says today that radical changes in the management of the Hartman lines soon will be an- nounced. It is known that Vice President and General Manager O'Brien of the Hartman system in the northwest with headquarters in Portland, is now on his way to Los Angeles to be present at a confer ence which will include MT. Harri- man, Vice President and General Manager Calvin of the Southern Pa cific; President J. T. Harahan, of the Illinois Central and Julius Kruttsch- nit, vice president and director of maintenance and operating of the Hartman lines.
 The paper says that as the re- suit of this conference, O'Brien will succeed Calvin as general manager of the Southern Pacific and that the promotion will involve Mir. O'Brien's transfer to San Francisco; Calvin will go to Chicago as general man. ager of the Illinois Central, and in all probability President Harahan of the Illinois Central will go to New York to assume an important execu- tive position with the New York Central of which Hartman is a director
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
Harry Lauder's Firs. Game of Golf.

Harry lauder's First Game of Golf Murdoch and I had given a very successful concert in Montrose. and the next morning we discovered a couple of golf balls lying in a corner of our room.
 What dae ye say tae a game Mac?" suggested L
 Mac" replied that "he wasna' a very good player" I was more hon. est and admitted that I could not play at all
 However, the landlady came in and hearing of our project. she remarked ''HOots, lads, a'body plays gowff noo- adays. I'll gie ye some O GOT Jamies clubs. an ye can step doom tae the links in twa-three meenits."
 So off we set, each no doubt men, tally wondering what sort of show the other would make. When we arrived at the links we strolled up to the first tee We saw and laid down our implements. Murdoch wanted me to play the first shot, but I said, No, Mac; ye're a better player than me, an you'll get the honor" Judging by the expression in my companions face, could see that he did not value the honor very highly. However, he agreed to begin.
 Now. Harry" says he, watch where this ba' lichts Stand back"
 I jumped aside lively. and it was well that I did so, for Mac" forth with began to swing his club in the most desperate fashion. He. cleft the air with a vicious swipe, and I kept staring ahead to see in what direction the ball had flown.
 q never saw it, Mac" I exclaimed, turning round in his direction
 No" he replied, with a forced smile well, I sort O missed ma swing that time. Here's the ball over on my right"
 And. sure enough, the puir wee ba' was lying half a dozen yards from the tee, with big black gash in it's bonny white side.
 That's a shot," said I promptly as I noticed that Mac" was about to lift the ball for another attack from the tee. and I carefully piled up three handfuls of sand for my own first attempt. It seemed to me that the more sand you used the better chance had you of hitting the ball, That at tempt was far more disastrous than my opponents, for I broke my club. filled Macs" eyes with sand, and moved the ball fully six inches.
 That's a shot, hang youl" yelled Mac" with his knuckles in his eyes, and laughing in spite of the pain.
 Aye" said I, after finding that he was not maimed for life. and winking slyly at my opponent, well. I sort O missed ma swing that timel"
 You took jolly good care not to miss me. anyhow" growled Mac; and then we proceeded with game which was neither close nor exciting, but which
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12

DROP YOUR MONEY Into the purchase of a sack of Per- feet flour and you'll get it's value back again in better bread and more of 1t. Between two bags of flour there may be little or no difference In appearance. But use revals that one is far superior to the other. The Perfect flour always gains by com parison with other brands. Order . sack and see for yourself.
 VALLEY FLOUR MllIk
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
The Many Trusts" of the "Black
 Pa4ehv

The dark leaf of the Black Patch in Kentucky and Tennessee is good for the cigar that the European smokes. It goes also into cigarettes and snuff. Great Britain. represented by the I'm perial Tobacco company. is the largest buyer of the Black Patch crop. and demands the highest grades. The Austrians and Germans buy high grades. and next comes Italy. The French seek only the cheap stuff. and the Spanish will take even the sweep ings, says Eugene P. Lyle. Jr, writ ing in the March Hampton's Maga- zine the terrible story of Night Rid ing in the Black Patch" The last two counties go in for ''nondescript," which is too mixed for classification into grades, and therefore brings only the lowest price. As Austria, Italy and Spain. and France have government monopolies (called regies) in tobacco. their buyers here are employed di rectly by these governments.
 The American Tobacco company. the trust. buys only about five hundred thousand pounds of the one hundred and twenty million pounds usually composing the Black Patch crop. The American Snuff company. an import ant subsidiary concern of the trust, takes seventeen or eighteen million pounds. Accordingly, all told. the American Tobacco company and the American Snuff company buy only about Is per cent, so that the greater portion of the dark tobacco crop goes abroad
 Consequently. when you hear the word trust" in the Black Patch, it may mean the same trust" that the farmers in the Burley district excori- ate. or it may mean the American Snuff company. a branch of the or ganiZation usually recognized as the trust" or it may refer to the Imperial Tobacco company, allied with the American Tobacco company or to the regies, or foreign governments buying in the Black Patch. In short. trust has become a sort of symbol to indi- cate any or all of the clements oper- ating in the Black Patch.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12

would have afforded excruciating mirth to the most ignorant caddie in the world
 We took fully 9 hundred strokes each for the nine holes, but "duffers' as we were we could not help thinking that some of the holes were very close to each other. When we went home in the afternoon and told the landlady where we had started, she began to laugh. We had been playing on the ladies course!-F'rom My Reminis- cences," by Harry Lauder in the March Strand Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
CHILD ATE AN
 ENTIRE BOX
 IF CUT|CURA
Spread on Some Crackers-Not the Slightest Injury Resulted from Little Fellows Escapade = In
 Most Positive Way Ingredients of
CUTICURA PROVEN PURE
 SWEET AND HARMLESS

A New York friend of Cuticura writes the following interesting letter:-
 My three year old son and heir, after being put to bed on trip across the Atlantic, investigated the state room and located a box of graham crackers and box of Cuticura Oint- ment.
 When a search was made for the box, it was found empty and the kid admitted that he had eaten the c n- tents of the entire box spread n :he crackers. It cured him of bad cold and don't know what else."
 No more conclusive evidence than the above could be offered '..at every ingredient of Cuticura Ointro=lt is ac- solutely pure, sweet and harm .nss. II it may be safely eaten by young child, none but the most beneficial resri:s can be expected to attend its application to even the tenderest skin or youngest infant. This feeling is shared by mothers and nurses to such an extent that Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- ment have for many years been unhesi- tatingly used throughout the civilized world for preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and hands of infants and children from the hour of birth. And greater still, if possible, is the confidence reposcd in Cuticura Remedies for the treatment of torturing and disfguring humors of the skin and scalp. The suffering which they have thus alleviated among the young and the comfort they have af- forded worn-out and worried paie5.rs have led to their adoption in counties homes as priceless agents in the speedy, permanent, safe and economical treat ment of infantile and birth humors, eo- zemas, rashes, irritations, inhamma- tions and chafngs, and other itching, scaly and pimply humors when all other remedies suitable for children fail.
 Cuticura Remedies are sold throughout the world DepOts: London, 27. Charterhouse Sq.: Paris g. Rue de Ia Paix: Australia. R. Towns & O.. Sydney; South Africa. Lennon. Ltd. Cape Town. East Lon don. etc: Russia. Ferrein. Moscow: Japan. Maruya Ltd Tokio: |. s. A. Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Props. Boston.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
THE LAST TUNNEL
 UNDER THE HUDSON
Final Communication With the Jersey
 Shcre Established.

New York, March 11.-Five years tn the hour from the time the first bor- ing was completed in the system. the fourth and final tunnel of the Hudson company under the Hudson river sys ten was blasted through today. The tube pierced through by today's blast was the north one of the pair to Jer sey City, terminating at Cortlardt street.
 With it's companion tube it will af ford direct connection with the Pennsylvania and Lehisi valley sta tions in Jersey City, and through the north and south bore on the New Jes- sey side with the Lacllawanna and Erie stations on that side.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
IA GLOOMY PROSPECT
 FOR COOPER JURY
A Nine-Hour Speech Only the Begin ming of the Oratory.

Nashville, Mar 11-Attorney Wash ingtOn, defending the CoOpers and Sharpe, on trial charged wiJh mur- dering former Senator Carmack. spoke nine hours today, and then did not get through. When court adjourned. he announced that he would conclude some time tomorrow.
 The jury will be obliged to listen to more southern Oratry before it can con- slider the verdict. as Attorney Wash ington's long speech Is only a pre- liminary affair for the defense. He will be followed by Judge Anderson. who will make the main argument for the defense. Then Attorney General McCarn will close for the state.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
JAY-MccooK.

New York, March 11-A marriage license was issued here today to Peter Augustus Jay of Newport. secretary of the American embassy at Tokio, and Susan Alexander McCook, daughter of Colonel John J. McCook.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
THE CHILDREN OF SPAIN

Seville, March 11.-The King and queen of Spain, who are passing few weeks here, win so to Grenada af- ter holy week to await the birth of the queens third child. This event is ex- pected in May.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
NO RAGING AT HOT SPRINGS

Little Rock, March 1.-The house late today killed the Bouick- Whit tington racing bill which provides for racing at Hot Springs under the direction of a commission. The vote was 54 to IL
Douglas Island news., 1909-12-29

President Taft is preparing special message on Alaskan legislation which he will submit to congress after the holidays. In the message he reiterates his disapproval of territorial form of government for Alaska and outlines com prehensive scheme whereby the af- fairs of Alaska will be transferred from the department of the interior to the bureau on insular affairs. Alaska, the president suggests, should be governed by a commission of five members to be appointed by the president, and to act with the governor in enforcing the laws and suggesting Legislation to congress Fhe bureau at Washington will have exclusive charge of the territory.
Douglas Island news., 1909-12-29

w. A. Langille, supervisor of the two great forest reserves that have been created in the territory of Alaska, es- inmates that Alaska has from sixty to seventy five billion feet of standing timber. Of this total stand about 50 per cent is western hemIock and the re- maining 10. per cent divided between spruce and red and yellow cedar. The acreage of 5he tw0, Forests held by the government aggregates 26,759,52G, being divided as follows. Tongass forest re- serve, extending from Dixon entrance to Skagway and lying between the coast and the Canadian border, E, 5,489,- 88& acres; Chugach forest reserve, ex- tending from Prince William sound to the Cook inlet country, 1l,28O,640 acges.