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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
'' G!Rl FROM RECTOR'S"
 AT TlkS TONIGHT
Comes to 1nis City After Remarka.
 ble Success in the Big Cities.

It is doubtful if an attraction has been seen in this city in many years that has attracted such wide atten- tion as that accorded The Girl From
 Rector's'' The piece had it's initial offering in New Jersey and was brought to Weber's Music hall, sim ply to fill in small gap in the book inas there, but it's success was 90 great it continued an uninterrupted run of seven months and played to the biggest business in the history of the house Critics declared it was one of the few productions of it's sort ever made, that carried with it a high class plot and still contained laugh in every inc of the dialogue. Pasl M. Potter the author of the work. who was also responsible for "Tfil- by. and many other celebrated stage successes, received more royalties from The Girl last season than was paid any other writer for his single work in such short space of time.
 The story of The Girl is that of a young society woman of Battle Creek, Michigan, who was interested in ev- cry charity there. For recr] ]ation. however, she comes to New York, and through occasional visits to Rector s earns the title When she returns to her home, suddenly she finds many Of her Metropolitan friends there. and entanglenents ensue which are not explained until just before the fall of the curtain in the last act. The Girl'' will be seen ut the Flks theatre tonight for an engagement of oEe night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
MATINEE AT ELKS
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Women and Children Will Have an Opportunity to See Charles II. Yates "DesiI's Auction"

Gorgeous almost beyond description is the scene investure of the Devils Auction, which will appear at the Elks theatre Saturday, matinee and night, while every feature of the pre- sentation is sustained by an artist with more than ordinary ability,
 Rewritten and re arranged the pa irons of the production dozen years ago would hardly recognize the "Dev- ills Auction under any other name
 In staging the spectacular Chas. H. Yates has separated it into three acts. each Of which carries three or four scenes, and without an exception. every scene is within itself a most delightful feature while the entire company is drilled almost to perfee= ton itself in the various and separate characters.
 The principals and the specially stars seem nOlded into the parts they assume.
 Features in the past unknown to the presentation enhance the spec tacular to 3 degree that makes it practically beyond adverse criticism. The initial act is about the only one that carries a strong resemblance to the old picture
 The curtain goes up revealing the same Mephisto. the evil one, the imp of darkness, the witches, skeletons, goblns and demons as of old and each is we'll carried, especially good be- ing MT. Thompson and Miss Prohst
 Billy Barlow. the funny man of the combination, comes in evidence in the first act and never drops out until the curtain goes down for the even ing.
 Miss Green is comedienne of rare talent, while Miss Franklin and Miss Winson as yocalists, charm the au- dience
 The volcano of Hades is an cleo tric novelty and holds the audience closely. With every movement of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
RUM0R PROMPTS
 SHERIFF TO ACT
Negroes Said to be Organizing in Ok lahoma to Free AIf Hunter. trreSt- ed in Pine Bluff.

Enid, Ok, Nov 3.-Sheriff Camp- bell has placed extra guards around the county jail tonight to forestal the work of mob of negroes that is the jail Alf Hunter, negro, under death sentence for the murder of Sheriff Garrison, Of Oklahoma county. The sheriff has heard rumors that q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
mob is being planned by the black 0 Kingfisller and Garfield counties.

-Mr and Mrs Lewis London, Of Swan Lake. we'll known in this city, have fine two months old baby girl at their home. who was ehristened Mary Virginia Loudon, Sunday alter noon. Mr. and Mrs. James Roy Pick ering, of Chicago, were made the god- father and eod-mo1her of the little lady. and Mrs. Pickering was present at the christening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
PINE BLUFF NEGRO
 SAYS HE'LL WIN
j. N. Donohoo Hopes to Defeat John E. Bush in Contest for |. :. Land Office.

Little Rock. Ark, Nov. i.-Arkausas republican leaders are meeting with considerable embarrassment in set tling receivership of the Little Rock government land office John E. Bush of this city who is now rounding out his third term, is q candi- date for reappointment and has strong opposition in the person of J. N. Don- ohoo of Helena Both are prominent negroes and have d considerable fol- lowing among the republican lead CTS. DOnohoo was i'll Little ROCK today. securing inducements from party workers here. He says he is we'll satisfied with the outlook and feels confident that he will receive the indorsement of the republican state committee when it meets in Little Rock in January.
 The coming meeting of the commit tee is attracting considerable atten- tion from the rank and file through out the state, as nearly every post office of importance will receive at tention at this meeting In nearly every case the present incumbents are candidates for reappointment, with from one to three opponents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
Is Your Private List of IMPOSSIBLE TIES TOO LARGE?

Perhaps things have been placed upen your Per. soua Catalogue sf Hmpossfbties which have n" place there.
 o bravey to work to discredit your lsto prove that
 lot of your % possib' things possible and feasible and you will ld your whole scheme of life readjustea You will fnd aso that personal business sue- cess, WITH THE MEANS AND RESOURCES AT HAND, is really attainabi If your available forces are USED
 Rational jsdicious of publicity will enable you ts revise ysur list of Ymposssilesc radically that it will longer Serrfy ygu-no longer acf yeNr jailer-no longer oae of 4Reasens fer yenr lack of perity
 Pubiidfyef Ge sort veu can aff0rd"wiil search out te person h the city Is really to buy le thing want sell; thus erasng what may he slmpos sbty" E0 frC your list It will dispose of what may be "Impossibility, yo on your list by enabling to double the number Of customers of your sorea ngng iagging businsss to busy one-without exhaustng your reseHfces This calls anerve" yOur part flor faith ssme self. assurance. it be doRe -is being done m of the tiaae-and is worth aeing.
 All thrsssh year list ef Responsibilities" VIII be found things thas pelatsnt use advertising space will remedy will "e1lt 2. as rnpr list Business obstacles. office dsofeaalAuo1 household anneyances-these aO not De- iohg on VT list for publicity remedies them nterwoVeD wRa n M y,vr affairs, advertising will come to play p"N yo Ne 50 vita helpful thst yoa will fssges "k's sv. osc. bed s lsse Of "impessf5llsttes"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

property in sewer district No. 10 in the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, have heen placed in my hands.
 All the owners of real property lying within the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date
 If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection Of such assess ment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of October, 1909
 4. G. RUSSELL, Office hours a. m. to 7e n1., city hall building 101-7-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
DR. c. D. SMITH,

Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Calls night or day answered prompt ly. Office at Alexander Bros. store. corner of Fourth and Pine street. Old ph Jne 52e Residence, 12e7W. 9th ave old phone 109.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

Sufferers who say they have tried everything without benefit are the people we are looking for We want them to know from glad experience that Ely's Cream Balm will conquer Gold in the Head, Hay Fever, and obstinate forms of Nasal Catarrh. This remedy acts directly on the in famed sensitive membranes. Cleans ing, soothing and healing. One trial will convince you of it's healing pow CT. Price Soc All druggists, or mail ed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren St, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
Chitdren Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A s Y ORA
\ ASSESSMENT NOTICE
 SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1O

The +ag books for the collection of the special assessment apon the real
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
1ilipinu = Nuiifer fom,neu.

Manila. 10. San. - 9ie Be.
riibnltc Gonltabler Muiiftnpeae, Die
aelegentlif Der Snaugllrotion oes
ilercrtpablten E%rGiioenten @ilionr
8. Saft con3ertiren miro, trat bon
emIinna aus Ole &eiic nad, @oib.
iiigton al. Die Wit9Iieoer ser Gill
pinofapcllc mcrben aiii Dem Siilipe0c
mir Die Observation-Disclosures Nufent.
balte nebmerl. nod Der EMANCIPATION
leooh iueroer iic llntcr ibren1 Better.
Col. @arf 6. 5er5p. cine 8oitIpiel
relic oilrt sic ann3et Ser. Stootcn
antrctcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
2eidlcm in 2eiter'S 3efc liegen &C
blieben.

Serrin. Sis, 10. Saluar.
Sbmobl bie9eamten Der Seialer Goal
60. aiu Monta9 crfl1rt babeul Die
2eidcn ser 26 Mal,n. Die BEL Der CT.
ploiion in Ser Setter 3ede an Can't
itog ,lingefommcn iino. ieien ollc &C.
borgell. polte man acitern Ibenb an
Ser 3edDe utiier, oob lid nod, iieben
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,ueroeu ,uohrifeinlid) niemals aebor.
gen merocrl. oenn cs raft ein Se,ler
it Der @rube uto Der Staots Gr,l.
beninipeftor hat aeitern @rn. Soiepb
Better sic Srbrc geseben, 9sieinano
III oie @rlibe gehen 81, laiien. bis Die
Tlammcn uno Die @aie erItidt icien.
@abridci,llih ,uiro oie @rubc ber-
rnetiid peridloiien uiiO erlt nod
mehreren Monaten nieber 1enfinet
iuer0en. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Hofefeller fein Mbeumatifer.

9lepclanb. g.. Is. San. -Gr.
$. @is9or, &Musar5t uno perionli.
der Srenne Sobn .. H%ofcieaer's, Sc.
meilrirt Die Nahrift. boB Der Gel.
lnaanot in Der lesten Belt oil Rbci,.
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9entbeil, 8r, Hofeiellcr erfrcue lid,
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Sabre miro CT alt pcroen," ertlGrte
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por5iiglidcn Heaeln, ole or bel ieil,er
Scbellamciic bcobaftet. Gritens Der
nlcloet er jebc T%uiregnng, slpcitenS
modyt CT lid, piel 9eiuegung infreier
Sllt, Orittens iiberlobct CT niemals
leiiiell Wagen u!lb itebt tets ein me.
MIG bungria bon 5iid) auf. @enn mir
iibrigen Welliher alle 10 Ieben mir,
Den ipie Sr. HofefeIer, mir luiiroel,
urS ldlnintlid, init 20 Sabren nod,
Jung mo frild) fiiblen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Gomiul Watiubara's @arnnua.

Chicago, 10. San. ,Ssn elmer
all Die @italieocr bes nGbicaeo ah.
oerttiers Club" aeridtetcn anrcbe
lparnte Der bieii9e iupaniid,c aoniul
Wafiubara Dor elmer meiteren Grb0s
biing Der transcontinentaIcn Jrad,t,
rntei,. @etin cine ioltc 1T bent be.
abiidtigten llnnianae eintretell mir.
De. 10 iuiirbc Dies fir Die Der. Stoa,
ten Ell 8erlitii bon 7.12 Vrose11t ID.
res 9eiammten Grp~ortbanoeIs be.
oeuten. Bon eineln oitaiiatiidenSnn
Del Der Ser. Staaten fpiiroe BOT, oie,
lem Iiigenblid an feinc Mebe mebr
lei,i nno oainit ainge benz 9anoe eli,
Grportbanoel perlorel,. Der sroBer lei
ais Der naf 3ranfrcid. uno ipenia
gcririger ais Scr nad) Canada.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Sic Gif Brand : @rmbcnfataitrppbc

@lueficlb 3, Ga, 10. San. Mus
Ser llnglilds5edlc 81 Gid @rond, iilo
bis 1eitern Mbenb i'm @nn,cn 80
2ciden ST Gage geiorocrt moroen.
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brcitct. sic 3ed,e itcbe ailf Der ON
Sug Miuer 9ele9enen Seite in
@ranh. Gen InloB 5u ocn 8eriid.
rem gob Die 1botiad,e. oaB o,li ie1er
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moroen iino. Gic @rllbcn Snipef.
torell limo ieood) Ger Inild)t. ooB Die
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tere 3rpcde, n1mlih 5i.,n 4bipiilen
ser @Gnoc Der 8rlbe. uenn oicie
Dieoer iiir Den @etrieb III Stnno &C.
lett miro, beitilnint iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
Guitlinic 0uifun 9teiu y)urf.

y it II. Maii, IS. San. = Der
"Meriul Nopigation 60" bierielbit
iino poi1 Capt. 1hor1. e. 9aloipin
bon &arrmonbsport Tldne sur Gin-
rihtuna cincs 2uftihiff : Sertcbrs
siuiihen Bottom u,h Nciu : Dorf ili'a
terbrcitct mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

Sn Cos Inaeles, Gal. bat &C.
ieaentlid, Der SdeiounsstIage oes
nole3u 20 Sabre alten @nl. @icb-
fing gegell ieine Jraii ociien dlteite
1od]ter oui benz 3eneenitanOc CT.
flart, oaB ibrc iii1aerc, ai,f geiten
Der Niitter itehenoe Shtpeiter ibr
eines Sages cr5dblt babe. baB tic
ihrem Goter piilperiiirte, porber nit
strpdmin %setootete isiieeen, III Der
Abiiht, i'm 3m tootcn. in sic Speiicm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

rem arfllbren cine eineebenoere @es
lpred,,lng. Sn ge3ug auf Merifu
iprroe Don Seiten Der Mrbeiterfiibrer
betont, bab Erdiibent Gia5 EreB.,
Heoe- mo &eriMmmlungsfreibeit alli.
9ebobcn babe unb iibcrbalpt iebe fret
beltIid)e 9eipegung unteroriide. Ger
Hul'e Eolren, muroe neiter gelteno
genlod)t, lueroe bon Scitcn ser rltiii.
'dlcn Hegicrnna negen @crbreden le=
oiglit politiiben Gboraftcrs pcriolqt,
10 ooB feincrlei @runo CUR Iuslici,.
rllng porldgc. a,ld) Ser soil Nuoo.
ipic5 iino 5ipei iueiterc sSGae pirrpen
i'll Dem @ereidp ser Gr6rterulq ae,o.
gen.
Erdiioent 0omperS crtlGrte ou,
ShllB Der Gonieren5. @r. RooieucIt
babe Die Mit9lieoec oc9 InsiduiicS
bcjiiglid) ibrcr @cniibun1cn ieiucr
pollru Spnlputbie'n p%ariidprt. Ser
Er1ii6cnt babe crflGrt, CT iperoe IN
alien Sdllen cine iorgiGltiac uno ae.
llalc llntcrludlln9 cinleiten, miiiie
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Der slmtatbGiigteit ocs ErGiioenten
Der merifaniid)en Hepub!if, @enero(
Forfirio Gio5, on5lli6liebeu.
Hoolcpclt M ana 6out.
fGmpier.
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Der Frcisborer, neiltc gcItern etlpn
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5ipor ben NroBteu 5beil ser 3eit i'm
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arapbie'n oes ErGiioenten mo Scrrl
Soeb'S, Die iamnnlidJ nit gutoeroln.
men periebcn moren. @r mod)te srn.
Roolepelt Compliments ipeacn oeS
lan9cn Hittea, ocn Der ErGiioent &c.
lIerll u"ntcrnonrncn bate.
Ncncr irtiiher 9otid)oi.
ter angeltcIIt.
0ullep &ia5im @ep, Der critic tiirti.
ld)e liplomot, ser nit 8o1idoiter.
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lit Dem 8%rGiibentcn H~ooiapclt ollrd,
StaatSlefrctdr 9foot porgeiieat nor,
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80
uro Die bel loltlcn @ele9aibeiten her.
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tirt.
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Der yer. Staatcn Contribution ,sslono,
I'M 9uolor, %gegeniiber ponyNcIt.Toiu
gelegen, mcldes 8rnu %. 3. Soae ii.
SRI. @nna 6. @arller Der Rcoierlna
aeltenft habc,l, %alninmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
balm anbieten. Gieier 0ori6lag miro
aIs SiIbler angeieben.
@uu 6ran3 Soiepb EN-.
n n n n q

Mien, 10. San. - &ailer Jran5
Soicpb empiing Die ouf @efebl Ses
Gaiicrs @ilbelm entionote Iboro.
mug oes 8aiicr Tran5 8oroe Gre.
uooier Negiments Nr. 3 in Berlin,
fpeld)c Ole G5Iiidmiinid)e gum 60.idb,
rigeu Gbei Siibildinl brad,te. gu.
qleidJ iibcrreidtc Die @borbnune cine
toitbarc Statucttc, lueld)e einen Sal:
nentrdger ScS Heginlents Oarlieut.
Shob Ihidt Sruppen mad
S&pabun.
Geheran Is. Sanltar. - Der
Sdjob unternabm beute Die eriten
Sd)rittc gcgeu Die &epolutionare, bic
nj S%spabuu inter Siibrlna ponSoms
ina Sban cine propiiorilfe Hegie.
rltng eiugerid)tct baben. General
6irmon Sirma erbielt Den sluitros.
nit elmer ltarfen arnec aese1 Sspas
ban porjllriiden unb Der repolutionG=
rem Scmealtng ein g1loe jill MAIDEN,
foItc cs. mas e5 polle. Sollten Die
&epolltiondre oort iicgreidl iein 10
lpiiroc Dies Ole 4uSbreitun1 Der 9e.
lregllng iiber oos gauge 2ono uno ooS
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bulteu. Ger GcrlIit BON Sspabun
lit fiir ben Sdob picl beoenfIidler,
ais Der non. Sobrii, oenn 10 langc
Sspaban in Sen S1nbcn ser Hcpoll,s
tiondre lit, iii Seberun 10 Ill iugen
bon Den iiiolidlen Ercuinjcn abgc-
id,nittcn.
@erubi8nng iii Goreaner.
scout Is. Sanuar. - Ter aais
fer uon Goreu lit BON 6uIan, mobiu
CT nit Dem japaniif)en @enerol.He-
iiocnten Shirt Sto gcreilt mar. bier.
her 5lriidaetcbrt. Sn elmer Eroflas
nation al oas Tplf mad)t CT betannt.
boB er cine icbr %an9cnebme Heiie &C.
bobt babe. Inter Der coreaniid)eu
@cp0lferimg ipnren llnr,lben allsges
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5Mg ouf eincn geiudI iupuriitcr
Sdiiic IN amcrifo lit bier nod feline
gntidcionng sctroiicn porhcn. Ali
icOcu Snl ncrbcn b0dltr,a 5Ipel
are1l5cr ocs Observation-Disclosures bic
Neiic MADDEN. Gem &ernebmcn nod,
%bcidGitiat lid, bns Marincs Miniite.
rilum nit bicier Truge uno oiirfte &C.
gpit Gnbc Sanum ieinc' Gntidteiounb
t%rcifell. @erm Die beioen arei3er
hie Subrt nnternebmen, 10 miro cs
lcOialid) cine ltebulgSiubrt. Sic mir
ben bom Soluoi, Soli Giego, Sau
SronciSco mo Seattle beiud}e,l. aber
nid,t nuh Yaituma fobrer.
Nb mad SnIpnroilo o.
Solcohuunu, Chile, 10. Gan.
- 0ic critic 0ipiiion Der omerifaui
id)el Tacific Slotic, mcldc bier mi
s%chmtd1iqem @elnd, acipcIen lit gina
lod) %ulporoiio III Sec.
Sic Eif Vrand, +. @rnbcnfataitrppbc.
@Iueficlb s, Ga, 10. San. Mus
Ser llngliids5edlc ;u Gid @rond, lilo
bis geitern Mbenb i'm @ailscn so
2eid,en 5u Gage geiorOcrt Doroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16
SIR Elm trpm, npiains..

Gas lit ,9aratise xrsns EniHine." Siidt
mad Der Siufatmr non T.. ~. Wrspe. III Der
ennscn ysc,t hefaftt. I'M GrtdItunp IN eilerl
Snae NJ bcben. 2M. Sftai.iSn,6.Dtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-16

.<f
600 5llr l%lnterindung a%usludrtiger
SanhelsOcrhGltniiie auf bic Summc
bon $4,000, bolnit oilrd) Spc,ial.
aeenten Nadforidungen oariibcr all
geitellt wcroc, for,ilen.' in iueid)en
5dle,1 alnerifaniide @aaren I'M Sn.
lanoe tbeurcr pcrfouit ipcroci'. ais int
auslanoc.
Gonfrrcn5 nit Nrbeitcr.
iibrern.
NrGiioent Mooiepctt hattc nit ocn
Mitglieoern oes Grefutip.M l,sitrniies
Ser ,.Americon FEDERATION Of 2abor"
cine lanae Gonierens besiielid) oes
politiifen 6liid)tlingen il, oen Ser.
Sfaaten 81 gciuGb;s noen Iiplredts.
In Der aui ueridienene Spe3iaIfGac.
Die STR ,3eit nod Der enogiiltigen Ont.
iheiontg barren. @asug aenommen
iuilrbc. Bon oeu Mrbeitcrfiibrcrn iua.
rell Sanl,el 0o,upcrs, iSranf Morri-
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con, Ssohn Mithell. SamesS 'Gonned.
Mar Morris, :. y. Sapes. Wiuiom
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Sobn q. AIpir,c 5ugegegen. 9em Bra
Iioenten lpurben sic Hften ser cin,cl-
men 61lle posaelsatr nnb ole merifa.
niid)en allslicierinpS g rbanoI,maeu
fpcGen 9rnds Der Heutralitats- @eiet-
&c i,nh Der soil tcs Mniirn Soni Eo,t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
JUSTICE FROM THE SENATE.

The Senate to thought
Mr. Hemnway be congratulated
The whole thing
Campbel9 of
them discovered politics.
leave the high opportunities of business
for small salary That Campbell
willing to help taking
paying community; and it to
We add that the
which the nonconfrmaon of Mr.
administration,
was never intended divide the appntive
Legislature;
organic Act against the policies
Governor dealing
likely to make
Asdy wishes
grievances of individual N he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-15
MOKOLH AND
LUKA SECURED

The grand Yacht Club opening and
excursion to Pearl Harbor on May
is going to be one Of the greatest af-
fairs of the kind ever pulled off IN
Honolulu. The Yacht Club has char
tered the steamer Mokolii and the
large schooner yacht Luka, which will
be towed by the Mokolii, and the two
vessels will carry three hundred people
between them.
The excursion is going to be open to
the public and tickets will be on sale
within short time. The actual nrice
has not yet been decided on, although
the committee in charge states that
they expect to be able to make round
trip fare of $3.50, or $3.50 for gen
tleman and lady, including the big
chowder at Pearl Harbor.
The announcement that this eyeur-
sion was contemplated, in the Adver-
tiser yesterday morning, aroused great
enthusiasm round town. The number
OF people who have never even been
to Pearl Harbor is surprising and this
chance to enjoy fine days outing, in
speet the yacht Hawaii and see the
government works in the harbor, will
be eagerly taken advantage of by hun
dreds to whom it has never occurred to
think of going down to the beautiful
inland sea-
Several prominent yachtsmen ex-
pressed themselves as very much in
sympathy with the excursion yesterday
One of them visited this office and
stated that he thought it would be the
biggest boost that yachting could have.
The only trouble, y he said, sis that
| am afraid we shall have crowd yell>
ing for tickets and we shall be unable
to accommodate them. If the people
take as much interest as | expect they
will, the committee will have to char
ter al the Inter-Tsland fleet to accom-
modate the crowd. -
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Army and
Navy News
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| A teamster named Cottrell. employed
| by the quartermaster' S department, e,
s. Army, was arrested at Schofield
Barracks by the guard, for forgery. 1t
seems that Captain Day received a
check for one John Southwell, team
ster, and according to news from the
post, Cottren represented himself to be
Southwell, and gave Captain Day a re-
eeipt for this check, signing it South
well. He cashed the check somewhere
and started in to blow in the SAG rep
resented by it. The matter NAV be
brought up in the local courts for adj
Justment.
short time ago a check was pre-
sented at the First National Bank and
cashed, but it turned out the wrong
man got the money, and some army
officer, who endorsed it, may have to
make good unless the man who cashed
the check can be located and made to
disgorge his illgotten gains. It is
said, however, that the man has left
the Territory.
New Medical Officer Here.
Lieutenant Henry du r. Phe1an.
Medical Corps, U. s. A., arrived ON the
transport Thomas, assigned to duty at
Fort Shafter. He was accompanied bv
Mrs. Phelan and four children. Lieut..
Phelan relieves Lieut. McCallum, Med
zeal Corps, who goes to the Fifth Cav
airy cantonment at Lei1ehua. Lieut.
Chapman, Goth Infantry. also returned
to duty. Mrs. J. B. White and Miss
Virginia White, relatives of Mrs.
Cashier arrived to visit with CAPTAIN
and Mrs. Cashier at their Nuuanu ave-
nue. home
Off for Marine Shoot.
Ten members of the Marine Corps.
Camp Very, left on the Alameda yes
terday morning to compete in the Ma
tional Rife Competition shoot at
Camp Perry this summer. They 90
to Philadelphia and will practice near
there until the time of their departure
for Camp Perry. Private Robinson
has competed before. The team is as
follows: Sergeant Connette, Corporal
Petersen, Corporal Schlerlitzaner, Pri- |
Yates Otto, Pynn, Stevens, Robinson, |
Doerman, Gilleland and Worsham.
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