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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02
SECOND SNOW OF
SEASON MANTLES CITY

For the second time this season
Pendleton and vicinity are wrapped in
white mantle of the beautiful"
The temperature is not very low, how
ever. and the indications are that the
snow will not long remain.
The ground was fairly well covered
when day dawned but the snow had
quit falling by that time and before 3
O'Clock it had all disappeared Shortly
before that hour, hoover, it began
showing again and until nearly noon
the white flakes continued to fall at
the rate of nearly half an inch per
hour. When the storm ceased there
was little less than two inches on the
ground.
From present indications the wet
weather which prevailed throughout
the greater part of November is to
continue through December.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

The case against John Vert which Is
set for trial December 16 was not dis
posed of but it is the understanding
that he will likewise enter a plea of
guilty. In addressing the court yes
terday regarding the cases John Nc
Court United States district attorney,
mentioned the Vert case in a manner
that indicates he will be fined heavily.
The case against r. E. Porter was
postponed.
With the exception of two men all
the defendants returned to this city
this morning as likewise did Judge
James A. Fee who was legal represen-
tative.
In discussing the case today one Of
the defendants said:
I'VE feel that the cases were all un-
justly brought yet We considered it
cheaper and more satisfactory to enter
pleas of guilty and be fined than to
contest the cases. We would have
been forced to bring witnesses from all
over the country and it would have
cost a small fortune to have taken
the cases through the courts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

New York, Dec. 2.-It was (
announced this afternoon that (
the managers OF Jeffries and I
johnson had accepted the bid I
of E. NJ. Richards, allied with ,
Jack Gleason for staging the I
worlds championship fight. The I
proposition as accepted was the Z
first offered by Rickard, name I
ly guaranteed purse of s101,-
600, and two-thlrds OF the re-
ceipts of the moving pictures. I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

London. Dec 2.-The COM ,
mons today adopted by vote of Z
349 to 1874 resolution to turn {
the budget over to the people I
with an official stamp of Z
strongest disapproval from the Z
lower house upon the lords. Z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

King Manuel of Portugal is out
of luck that he isn't allowed to come
over to America and marry an AM
orican millionairess. A king has less
liberty than most people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02
IS
Sly OLD FOX
San Francisco Promoter
though 0utbid for Big
Scrap, is or The Inside,
COMBINES WITH GLEASON
AND SHARES IN DEAL

Coffroth Wires Frisco Sports That
Rickard and Gleason VIII Get Jeff
ries-JohnsOn Match, But Wise Ones
see in His Professcd Satisfaction u
Combination of Interests-Always
Manages TO Have His Hand in.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

J. r. Kanga of Hermiston, came up
from the west end of the county last
evening for the transaction of busi-
ness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

District Attorney Phelps returned
this morning on the early train from
Portland where he had been since
Ttu~S 11y night on legal business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

H. q. Hurlburt was a passenger for
Echo on the morning train. having
spent last night in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-02

z. w. Wood, special detective for
the O. r. & N. is in the city today on
business in connection with his office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12
Jdpaner ais urbeber.
StreikkralpaIle in den Fucker
Plantagsf.
Misunderstanding.
Psnnsylvanien vcr der Probi-
biticn.

ssSn 9onolulu min man tine
iapaniide geridporung entoeft Boz
ben, Die 6arauf ausging, iid Der
&dntroae iiber Die 3uder-Snouitrle
Sapaii's. uno 5ueleid iiber Die IN
neren Mngelegenbeiten Der sesuielll
5ll benladtigen. Die ettpas foniule
Depefbe neloet, es bdtten Sal.siu-
dungen in ben Offieen Ser iapani-
ihen 3eitung ussssiu 81" in &onoIulu
1sao Der iapanii6en @eienidaft fir
bobere 2obne ftattgefunben uno bo=
bel ieien ben geamten ,rntriiglihe
8eueiie fir oas gorbanoeniein ser
Berfhm0ritng IN Die S1noe gefaIler.
IS finOet CUR 3eit unter oen iapa,
niiben Nrbeiten ouf BEN Suderplan-
tagen in 9aipaii's elm. Streif itatt.
Drei Giibrer Der 5treifer, Die ssopa-
ner Mifano, 9eegoro ltno Soea, liro
nerbaftet tpor6en.
Nus 9onolulu mel0et man.
Nuf Der Sabn 8lantage fam es 5I
einetn 9lln1nlt, in6em oie ifreifen-
ben 6eloarbeiter einen Mann ipeI-
der periudte, tnieoer an Die Mrbcit
5al geben, angriffen. Gin Boli3iit
ildte Die aufgeregten Sapaner ii
bei6iisen, nobel er mebrere Der
faupfluitigen Mngreifer perbaftete.
Die Wfenge berflibte Die glrreItcr-
ten gu befreien uirb bieIt oen goll5;-
iten Miqs mebrere 5tunoen Ial1q,
Bis Siilfe fam, eingefdIoiien, @ilts
batte feline Sdftlil1ge feitgebalten ll..n
Die RrnfebIer nit ge5ogenem Mepol-
Der IN 5dah gebalten. 8erIesiln-
gen fanetl nint Dor.
d - Qm Grettng lit in 0idsbnra,
Miii., Elm Oenfnnal oes &onfo6erir.
ten-@enerals Stepben 8 See (rtidt
au bertpe1ieIn nit Dem ,groBen"
@eneral @obert 6 2ee) entbullt
tpprben, un6 3ipar unter beahtens-
iuerten urnitGnben. Denn an Der
Gntbuqungsfeier nabmen nidt nur
5ablreihe ebemalige fonfoberirte OF
fi5iere uno 5olbaten tell, bic glul-
besarrnee mar aud burh General
6reo. Grant bertreten uno oieles
iibernabnl, i'm Hamett Der 9nnoesre.
gierung, bas DenfmoI. S1r1nttIihe
Me6ner betonten biefen umltanb.
&aliptreoner mar 9enrp @otterion;
er fprad] iiber Die yipieberpereillig-
ten Gaftionen". General Grant
bielt ebenfalIs cine @eoe, in Der Il
ben 8er6ienften Sees bobes 9ot
5oIlte.
Der Staat 8ensiplpanien ltebt
mah am 0ornbeno einer Hrobibi-
tions- -Ranlpagne. Der befanilte grn-
BE ganop. .Gabrifant Sobn Supler
bon NetD gorf, Der in alien @rob.
ft1oten BEG 2nn6es WerfaufsIofale
befitt, lit Die SeeIe Der gepegung
unb niunmt 10 pieI Sntereiie an igr,
baB er bereits bic 5umme bon $25,.
600 fir Die probibitioniitii6e aanr.
pogne geftiftet bat.
Sn Smoofs, einem flelnen
Orte, 5ebn WeiIen bon 8ran1pille
IN Sii0.garolina geIegen, ipurbel
5tpei Neger geIpnbt, oie angeflngt
Daren, einen iiingen peiben Walnl
ernoroet 5u baben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12
Yienie-3eit.

Sun SUM it's idjpn aiemlidj beif,
Wpn 1ni'rer Sttrme rinnt ber Sdtuetf,
Sa tits im Sreien Hill mmb id55n,
Sp lakt nns auf etn Htcnic geb'n.
ttnb amgefDd5t tpirb bann smmeiff,
Wis pb man Sage lang perreift,
90 piel JDnrage nintmt man nit
Die frtid1e Snft mad)t Mppetit.
9a iuirb am 8ratem ni1ts gelpart,
Saan Salute tttanfer Mrt,
unn baum mod &m6en titan6erlei-
Die &affeefann' tit ar1 babel.
Sp siebt man benn nes Maprsens aus,
8erriegelt mnb beridjlieet bas SamS,
Sp Sir, tuie 5enfter, S.iitf fiir Stiid--
gpr Mbenh febrt ntat ttidJt 5mriid.
ttnb tit Der Yienic= Hlat erreibt
60 tnadbt man's fid beqmem mnb letdjt,
Wtan lagert, etnaeln mnb gepaart,
Sm Shatten fii6ler 9enfnngsart.
Ber anf benz Staten Iasert iifb,
Ser finbet 6ebbngs iidberlid,
Audl cat tdJ 6tr, 81 beinent Beft':
Sek' bid nidJt tn's glmeifenneit!
3nnt Gfien lagert man i'm 3reis
Sid bin mad alter G5ntertueis,
ttnb mas ntam babel leiften fann
Sm GfIen, ftamnet Seber am.
9ud bei benz GfIem itellt iidl banm
Amd elm fpliber 9urit tpDl an,
flnb iemf5enb Se6er babel ipridt:
Ser &affe tmt's alleime nidt!
Sod feb, I'M &prb blenbenb tueib,
2iegt u | mn 8ier ia anf Gis,
ftnb smgeiteben ein Seber mmF:
Sekt tpirb has Hicnte erit 8emmkl
9as MIamp gier ieber Seit
Grmedt bie 2uft nmh Jr5bIihteit,
Drum pbne bies, her @eiie ipribt,
@eb' td) a,td amf ein Hicntc nidt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12

Gas fonislide S6loB Orb
malnsoorf I'M idleiil6en 4relie
Sirl6berg, BON oeilen beoblihtigter
gerauberune ihon lett geroulncr
3eit Die Heoe NOR, lit nitrrmebr lat-
ia6li6 perfauft moroen, uno 5lpas
an einen Bripatn1uiln. Ser ge5ablte
Yreis be5iffert ii6 auf 100000
Wfarf. 9us S6loB tpuroe fiir
3mede oes Sofs ni9t nebr berllst
uno perllriadte leoiglid Soften.
Die 8eiislne lit 100 Worgen groB.
2ange Sabre bot 6elomaridua Don
@neiienou auf Dem Sdloiie se-
mobnt, BON beiien Grben es 1882
&onig 5rieorih 8ilbelm III. faltire.
Son linn erbte es oeiien apeite
@enlablin, Die sSiiritin BON 2ieg-
nis, Die es fir 10000 9baler an
&onig Srieori1 Wilbeln w. ner-
faufte 0ieier uno &aiier iSrieornb
als &ronrin5 meilten mebrlnals il
eron1annsoorf bod bat &aiier @il+
belm /. pabreno ieiner Meeierlln5
ME bort gemobnt, ebenlomenig oe-
jesige &aiier. Brin5 Seinrib Der.
lebte 5u eromannsoorf ieine Silt.
terpo6en; oenen ourb ben 600
&ailer 5rieOri6s (15. Sum- 1889
elm plosli6es gnoe bereitet ipuroe.
Winbeitens 290 Gingeboreue
famen bel einem Grobeben, per-
bunoen nit elmer Sluttpelle unl,
melhes Die Snieln in Der Sobe Don
Baoang auf Sumatra beimluhte,
mabreno mebrere 9unoerte perlesf
ipurben. 9ead) peripdteten Melbutr
gen, Die fiir5lih eintrafen ereignete
iib Die 8ataitropbe am lebten Oolr-
neritag rnb NOR Die ibredli6fte If
rer @rt felt Sabren.
= Die amerifanii6s Sperniange-
rim @eraloine Sarrar, Die in Dab
gliter neilt, i6reibt BON bort IN 9e-
5ltg ailf Die nie6erbolten Welouit-
gen, iie peroe oemnd6it ben Spern-
ianger slntonio Seotti beiroten, ooB
ale bieie. geodridten fali6 leien
unb 10 oft allftmldten, ouB iie llidt
ldnger mebr fir iie bon SSSntereile
1eten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12
gd)tuatbe 9fierets bermria>
den itbtpaBen 81rper.

~StS%<t cS%N0% JNt%SW USAAkIuAJ(A UT
Salfte Der geipObmliden &ranf-
beiten nnb ltnpGklidfeiten
Der Geiup1ner BON Gan
Mntuntp.
gSie ELI l6mahes @elenf Die Gel=
te idmaaf, TO 1dtpa6en franfe geie<
rem Den gan5en &orper uno fiibren
einen bollitanoigen 3uiammeflbrlld1
berei.
lteberarbeitllng, slnitrengung, Gr-
fatnng nn6 anoere lrIa6en Der.
leten Die 9ieren uno tpenn oeren
Satigfeit eingei6r1t,ft miro, 10 lei.
bet Der gan5e &orper unter Dem lie.
bermaB Der i'm 8lute cirfulierenoen
&arnidure.
2eioen S6mer5en, @6tperfdlig-
felt uno 1rinir= =Storungen treten Elm
nno bringen cine itets 3unebnrcree
Seroen5 CUR 3nferfranfbeit unh
grigbfi6en geierenfranfbeit. Is
giebt fir ben 2eibenoen oann feline
anoere Siilfe als our9 Die geierel,.
Ooan's geieren 9ilen tpirfen ST.
reft auf oie Rieren nnb beilen ieoe
9ierenfranfbeit. &1ren, Die in Gan
Mntonio pol15ogen muroen 1ino ga-
tpeiie oafiir.
Wars. S. st. Slice, Col @poming
StraBe, Gan 9lntorio, Seras, iagt..
vTor etiDas iiber ein ssabr beganil
i6 nit oem @ebrau1 bon Ooag's
ytieren Bilen uno lie 5eigten 1id ben
GROCER Woltut, inoem lie Die Sdncr-
gen aus Dem &iiden entfernten nna
ebenfals Die &opfi6mer5en morcn
id iebr litt. Inoere in meiner So
mile baben oas Wittel ebenfans ber-
iubt uno empfanoen oieieIbe moltd=
tige Wirfung. Naboem i6 Doal's
geieren Hillen gebruudt botte, Sic
mir 10 biel @utes ertpieIen, erlieb
i6 cine offentlidte 4nerfennung Die
leg 0fittels uno i'd 5ogere ni9t, met
ne 8orte bon oalnals 8u beit6tisen,
SD peri6affte mir 9oan's Nieren
TiQen bonn geror Drug Store."
Gum 8erfauf bel alien &GnolerH.
Freis 80 Gents. 5oiter-Milburn
20, Buffalo, Stem @orf, alleiniGe
Igerten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @ub oes 9eamens -
0ouns ltn0 nebnlt feline anoercn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12

Seute bat in Muftin ,bie
Gommerihnle Der Staats- llnioerfi-
tat begonnen. gs pnterridten oll
ibr ungefdbr fiinf8ig 2ebrer, oari.n-
ter ne1rere 9entihe ipie 3iharo
Hontermiibl, S. q. Siloebrano, s.
8. 9. Sdiiooenlagen II. @ slud be-
itebt eine oeutfde Mbteilung, bic INT
ter 2eiting BON Or. Brimer itebt.
Sn COLLECTION ftarb Grieori1
80. Steinbrinf inn @lter ron iebs5ig
Sabren. er mar als 5neiiabriger
Sunge NIT ieinen glterit nah @nl-
pefton gefommen lu,o batte ieitoen
bort getpobnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12
arafeblmader binansseporfen..

Wenn Elm 2eibenoer an Wagenbe-
fdiperoen Or. Sings SEEM 2ife 9iGs
rliuin1t, lit er frob, 6aB feline Opspep.
fla uno 1lnber6auIihfeit binausftiegt
aber nod mebr, er freiit fid aud
iiber ieinen ileuen, feinen Mppetit
Gtarfe Werfen, geirrnoe Rraft unD
6ds Maes, neil Wagen, 2eber uno
Nieren rihtig arbeiten. 25c bel allen
Duiqqiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12

= 9lnf Der Sabrt BON @enuo na6
0eopel lit elm amertfaniider 8aiio-
gier, oes 9foroo. 2lopb-0ompfers
Berlin" nomens Sol1ano 8ennett
perI6mllnoen. 8abriheinli6 lit er
iiber 8orb gefallen uub ertrunfeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12
Seras.

@abreno Elm Yaiiasieraus ser
&anios @itp, Werifo & Orient 8abn
am 9onnerltag abenb iiber Die
gra5os Bride in Der gedbe BON
Sneetipater Holan gountp, fuDr.
pnroe er bonn Sturm berlntergemor-
fen. Giner Der 8aiiagiere, ein &C.
miiier S. 6. Stanforo aus GroneIl
puroe get0tet; nerlest pnroen Die
8aiiagiere Soc Sitter aus Sanlilt,
Warp 8oB aus Suntspine, @. 8.
8ogers aus 9uanab unb So. Cur
ner aus slmarilIo, ferner Der grpreb-
Weiienger Compton, oie 8olt-
glerfs 8. 8. 2pon uno @. Mi9s
brannen, Der 9abnagent @bitting=
ton nebit ieinen beioen &inoeril
lrno Der &onoufteur 9lleranoer.
8or 4ur5en ieste Die Seras
Cotton Seed gruibers slifociatlon
8reiie fir Die beiten slrbeiten BON
term1ilhen S1nlfinoern uber8aum-
moaianen, 8aunlmonlamen-Sel unD
oergl. aus. Ole 8reiien iino ieet
nerteilt uno 5par iinb Die geahiteben-
ben Die gliidli6en gnlpfaneer:
@ipalo SO. Soplor in gallinger,
@itber 8lad in Saplor, Glarf Gioer
in Minerol 8eas, Melmoutb ".
Stofes in 2ampaias, Selen 8isnano
in 9ouiton 9eigbts, Geo. $. Garter
in Hobp, Siram 9oipnparb III
8rpan, 6. S. Sountain in 8rpall
nno Gertrude Sber IN 8oerne.
Sn Der 2ocal Option @bitin-
mune in Gorpea Gountp baben Die
Brobibitioniiten geiiegt. 9as Goun-
tp mar bereits ntroden~, ober in
Der lesten @bitimnung Dor 5nei
sSobren batten Die 8robibitioniitell
cine piel fleinere MaioritGt ols oieS
Wtal.
- Nad Der Gntfdeioung Der gi-
ienbobnfonmiil6re golquitt uno
@iaioms iino ale giienbabnelr,
aud Die Yripatbabnen tno foeenann-
ten logging roaos" als common
carriers" 81 betrohten uno oen 8s-
ieben fir iie unterlporfen.
$. 6. 0ablmann, felt Iieb5eba
Ssabren Sdosmeiiter bon De @iit
Gountp, lit in @uero an Den Soloen
elmer Guediilber-8 r-8ergiftlmg geItor-
ben.
Ri6ter 90. 6. 8leberg lit mie.
ser gum Stootanpalt BON @alpelton
ernannt noroen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-12
Sir Be,ppbner

Der Walaria=@egenben finb 9utt's
Ylllen unumgdngli1 notbmenbig, benn
bieielben balten bas Spitem in geb6ri.
gem 3uitanbe unb finb
ei1 abiolutes Seilmittel
fir 6opffhmer3en, llnperbauli6feit,
Walaria. trd9e 2eber, 9artleibigteit
nn6 ale bili6fen Qeiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
Getting Ready For Business

The local sawmill is getting things in shape to resume opera- tons carly in the new year. The machinery is receiving a general overhauling. while the cylinder of .he engine is being shipped down ,o Seattle to be re-bored. There is a rumor in circulation that man. ger Fred Wilson landed q big er- Ter on his recent trip north, which f true, will mean the starting up of the mili probably two or three months earlier than this year, It i5 ,o be hoae1 that such is the case aa the operation of the mill means much to every man in Wrangeu.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
KaEE,ins Boat Is o. K.

The kalllins, father and son, have just about finished rebuild ing the big skiff they intend to use on the Stikine. The craft has beer thoroughly strengthened, twelve horse power Fox gasoline engine installed, ard a house constructed. They have given the boat trial trip, and are well satisfied with her actisn, and after a minor change CT two will be ready for business. Their intention originally was to go up the river this fall, but the early freez up of the past ten days will probably make that impossible.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
Trouble For Ktt. Tabor

At Portland the federal grand
 ury is Investigating the treatment )f Alaska insane at the Mt. Tabor Asylum, following the charges made against that institution by Louis Targoh, who is suing the stitution for S25.ooo for illegal de- .ention. Secretary of the Interior Ballinger laid the complaint before Attorney General Wickersham and it was through the orders of the latter the investigation was begun.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
What Do You Think Of That

The Duckland was seen to ap- proach the float recently. Her captain made her fast, then after a close look all around to see if any one was in sight, he boarded her and disappeared into her house. A moment later he reappeared, took another careful view of his sur roundings then stepped ashore with a load in his arms-a baby buggy. lust think of it, that confirmed old bachelor. A few weeks ago he WAS seen pricing lad ies wear ing apparel, and now he appears on tic scene with baby buggy. Now, what do you think of that?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
Bremen Have Organized

At their last meeting the Alert ire company perfected the organi- .ation of their company with the ollowing officers, etc.:
 Chief, ]. D. Grant.
 Foreman, Joe Ensley.
 NozzIemen, Leo Mccormack, Jels Moen. Frederick Bronson. Mex Varette, and Dave Lewis.
 Hydrant men, Harry Gartley md Dave Lewis;
 Ground ladder, Nels Moen and Iohn kolb.
 Roof ladder, J. M. Wheeler.
 Ike man, Alex Narette.
 Fire eX..nguishers, John Schuler lnd Ed. Linderman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
Cuts Arm Badly
Fi -


 Albert Mckay had the misfor- tune to cut his arm badly Tuesday of this week. He was logging with Nick Nicholson and Charley Lynch, not far from the Santa Ana cannery, and while falling tree, slipped from the springboard to the ground. As he did so his right arm came in contact with the saw, lacarating it severely. He was brought to town that evening, and had his hurts attended to by Dr. Shurick.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
Everybody On The Move
--s-----


 It looks as though almost every body in Southeastern Alaska had made np their minds to take adyan- tage of the cheap rates offered by the steamboat companies, mak- ing visits 10 friends which they been putting of for the past four or five years. TAe between-port business Is three times over as great as it eyer was before in ths history ol steamboating in this re- zion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
Coed Prices Continue

The market far fresh halibut continues good with the best pros- poets for the future. In fact the supply at the present time does not begin to equal the demand. It is expected however that when the spring salmon begins to arrive al the Sound in quantity, it will have 3 depressing effect upon the hali- put, but until that happens, no one who wants to fish for halibut need be short of cash.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
An Early Freeze-up

Word. reaches town from the mouth of the river that everything there is frozen ur solid; probably the earliest on rec6rd, at least car Tier than in recent years. This will put an end, in all probability. to the duck hunting for this year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-11-11
4 Good Picture Show

Everybody who was present last Thursday night at Redmens hall was more than satisfied with the show the Shaw Moving Picture Co.,. presented. The pictures were new and interesting, and the light all that could be desired. After the show an informal dance was held.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-02
RECIPE
FOR 4 GOOD TIME

San Francisco Call, June 23.-Here is
an octogenarian recipe for good
time: - a motor ear you can depend
on, a good chauffeur, rifle and ammu-
milton and a frying pan. The octo-
genarian is Allan Herbert of Honolulu.
He arrived here yesterday on the Ala
media with all the necessities for his
idea of good time. Mrs. Herbert, who
accompanied him on the Alameda, win
not be "in" on the good time She
is going to Southern California for a
more peaceful vacation while the sturdy
old gentleman, with his car, chauffeur,
rife and frying pan, starts on a 10000
mile hunting trip through the wilds of
Oregon and Washington, and in what
ever direction after that that the pros
poets for game are good.
Herbert has, just concluded an auto
mobile tour of Japan He says that the
island kingdom is good place for au-
tomobilists to stay away from. The
roads are narrow and crowded and the
ricksha men are so fearful lest the au-
tomobile put them out of business that
it is not safe to leave car unguarded.
81 asked man in one place why
he didn It get big car and start a
stage line, said Herbert yesterday :
q IF [ did that the man replied,
the ricksha men would burn down my
house and, blow up my machine inside
of a week.
81 am going on trip now that I
have wanted to take for some time. [
will take only my chauffeur with me.
When a man reaches my age he does
not need much company and can travel
without frills. / will take my rifle and
frying pan and expect to have a good
time. can t get about as [ once could,
so [ depend upon the chauffeur and the
machine for that Ny eye is steady as
1T ever was and have no nerves to in
terfere with my using the rife. -
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*23.125 on $500 paid. $50 per cent.

*23.125 on $500 paid. $50 per cent.
paid.
Session Sales.
10 Haw. c. & s. Co, 1925; 40 Waia-
lua, 90; $500 Hilo Ry. 6s, 95; 500 Olaa
IS, 96.75; 5 Oahu Sug. CO., 29.75; SO
Oahu Sug. CO., 30; so Eva, 2S; 80
Waialua, 81.
Between Boards.
so5 Oahu sug. Co, %; a25 Oahu Sug.
Co., 1925; 100 Oahu Sug. Co, 29.375;
40 Pioneer, 1925; % Waialua, $3.50;
$4,000 Olaa 6s, 96.75s 10 Paia, 225.
Dividends-July /.
Haiku, 9 per cent; Paia, 2 per cent;
Pioneer, per cent.
Memo.
Oahu Ry., 6 per cent bonds replaced
this date by s per cents in same
amount.
Capital stock, II S. n. Co., in
creased to $2,5o0,000 from $500, 900.
Books closed to transfers July lis.
Kohala Ditch Co, 6 per cent bonds
listed this date. Issue, 100000.
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FOR SALE.

NUUANU $4,000: a comfortable.
home: new house and large lot, plant.
ed in bearing fruit trees. SLIGO: housa
and lot, 1o0x100 feet. Lots at lowest
prices on your own terms.
Manoa Heights-A 4-acre tract; good
water supply, view and soil. Easy
terms.
FOR RENT.
BY July 10, neat Groom cottage,
with or without gas stove, and electric
light on veranda, near center of town.
Rental $500 per month.
An S-room, well-furnished house, and
stable, with large grounds in bearing
fruit trees in best neighborhood of Ka-
lihi and convenient to car line. Rental
$4,000 per month.
J. II. sCHNACK, 1877 Merchant s.rssa
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Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A SEVEN-ACRE HOMESTEAD with
dwelling, stable and outbuildings,
situated in beautiful Kalihi valley,
where the coolest-winds continuously
blow. Place is on the government
road and is planted in part to avo-.
cado pears, pineapples, mangoes and
Chinese oranges. A running stream
of clear water passes through the
grounds, and there is a spring of cool
clear water ON the place that is al
ways available for drinking purposes.
The house is well built and the place
is suitable for person who desires
country residence near the city. In
tending purchasers may address Fl. s.
Crane, Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd, or
P. O. Box $40. 8378