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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
Five Ships at wharves.


Five cruisers are now tied up at
wharves. the other three lying out in
the stream. The Washington lies at
The Oceanic wharf, the Tennessee, flag
ship of Rear Admiral Sebree, lies on
the EVA side of the Alakea slip, the
West Virginia, flagship of Rear Ad.
miral Barry, is on the Waikiki side of
the same slip, and the South Dakota
and California are lying Waikiki Of
that. The Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Colorado are lying out in the stream.
ofncial Visits.
Shortly before O'Clock, Rear Ad-
miral Sebree, accompanied by his flag
lieutenant, went ashore to return the
call of Captain Rees. The captain re-
ceived his visitors at the Waikiki en-
trance of the Naval Station, conduct
ing them to his offices Immediately.
While the officers were inside, a
company of marines, under the com
mand of Captain Campbell, marched
mp from Camp Very and formed, in
company front, opposite the entrance
10 the Naval Station. When Admiral
Sebree stepped out to his carriage, the
marines came 10 present arms, III YIN"
and trumpets sounded, and the salut'
ing battery fred rear admiral IS
salute.
As soon as Admiral Sebree returned
to his flagship, Admiral Barry, com
manding the second division, paid his
call of ceremony on board the Ten.
nessee.
Commence coaling.
When Admiral Barry took his leave,
officers got out their coaling clothes,
sailormen hastily donned working garb,
and the task of taking on board coal
commenced.
Captain Rees, commandant of the
Naval Station, had already been ap'
prised of the fact that the ships would
require large amount of coal, and
when the first cruiser made fast al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
WIRELESS MESSAGE TELLS
Of DEATH ON ALAMEDA

Sad news was carried via wireless
from the Oceanic steamer Alameda to
San Francisco Friday evening, and be-
cause of the watchfulness and keen
ears of the wireless operator at Ka'
huku station, down the coast OF Oahu,
the news is known in Honolulu. Sent
from the Alameda, which left hero
Wednesday morning for the Coast, the
following message, intended for San
Francisco, was heard by the kahukp
operator last evenings
"PaNton Wright died suddenly ut
$3.50 this morning aud was buried Al
sea thls afternoon at three o'clock.
lie was resident VI Alameda, Cali
fnfpia aud Was a hratclass passenger
on The steamer Alameda, bound toI
homo after q stay ip tho Islands" "
This was the eompleie message
further details being given a deall
81 spa is pnnsual op tho trips helNeel
Honolulu snd The mainland, and th'
fesi VI tho voyage VI she AlameiA q
aan fihprlueo slll probably hs . sa'
ene 80 ihs FpmaiplnR passenger
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
SIGHTSEEING ON HAWAII
WITH THE CONGRESSMEN

ket far beyond its present proportions.
Kona is, perhaps, the most perfect
homestead section of the Islands. For
miles and miles the little homes dot
the landscape. There is vast amount
of land yet undeveloped merely await.
ing favorable terms upon which pros
pective settlers may take up holdings.
The road through the district is in
close to Kailua where it is dusty and
bumpy.
At Kailua the Mauna Kea's boats
were found at the landing and with
out delay the travellers were taken
aboard and the steamer started for
tlilo at 10 a. M, an hour behind time.
There She spouts.''
An hour after leaving Kailua a shout
went up, ga whale, whalel' and
everybody ran to the rail. Far off a
big denizen of the sea could be seen
now and then, as part of its huge
body appeared above the surface But
it never came near enough to be
kodaked.
Hamakua Coast.
The cruise along the Hamakua coast
did not fail to please the party. The
high bluffs and waterfalls, the fine
sugar estates stretching from sea to
the foot of the ranges never appeared
to better advantage.
Throughout the cruise L. Il. McCand-
less button-holed members of Congress,
! and with map unrolled showing gov
| ernment lands and leased lands, etc,
went into his pet campaign theory, ex-
pressing the hope that the right of the
Governor to exchange or trade govern
ment lands would be wiped out.
Leaving for the Volcano.
H1LO, Sept. 9.-At O'Clock this
morning special train took the Con-
| gressional party to the volcano. The
entertainment of the members of the
party by Hilo residents in their homes
was deeply appreciated. Congressman
| stepped out upon lanais in the early
morning and gazed upon a scene full of
beauty, the air laden with the frag-
rance of semitropical blossoms and fol-
iage. The magnificent sweep of Hilo s
bay, so similar to the contour of
Naples bay with types of the big
steamers in the harbor that are fre-
quent visitors here, lying in at anchor,
was source of favorable comment.
They were the American-H Hawaiian s.
S. Mexican and the Matson company's
steamer Enterprise which sails for San
Francisco this morning, taking mail to
which the Congressional party is max
ing additions. The first link of the
great breakwater with the busy der
ricks on the outer end could be seen
and the site of the completed end was
pointed out. Congressman said that
the breakwater was proper feature
for the development of Hilo's COM
merce.
The new work on the extension of
the Hilo railroad out Hamakua way
could be observed at the mouth of the
Wailuku river where abutments have
already been placed and concrete piers
are already being built up.
The floral welcome to the visitors
was beautiful feature of Hilo's re-
ception. The leis were made of the
most fragrant roses and hydrangeas
and carnations and were placed about
the shoulders of the visitors by a bevy
of the prettiest of Hilo's Hawaiian
maidens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
CHINESE WOMAN WOULD
STEAL CHINESE ORANGES

The fondness of little All Tang, a
wee women from the Celestial King
dom, for Chinese oranges and alligator
pears got her into trouble yesterday.
Early yesterday morning w. L. Wall
telephoned from his residence on Kee-
aumoku street to the police station that
he had Chinese woman under lock
and key because Of an attempt she
had made to steal the tropical fruit
from the trees in his yard. An officer
WAS sent out, and the woman Is at
present languishing in the city aud
county bastlle,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
Beautiful Kona District.

At NapOopoO landing tine party was
given n hearty welcome. the wharf be.
ING decorated with ferns and welcome
signs while the members walked to the
aptos and carriages over road strewn
With ginger blossoms and leaves. Sen.
ator T d. Paris was on hand to wei.
come the Congressman.
Then began the attractive drive
over the twelve.mile road to Kailua.
AS the cavalcade rose to the higher
levels and came into the fern and chill
pepper section and finally TO the coffee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
Minor hiishap,

Two days out from Honolulu, tho
West Virginia sustained minor mis-
hap, which nreeasliatod lylugto fOf re-
pnlIs lhrsp repairs we're quickly
made, however, and the hagship of The
second division pat pn Increased tprrd,
reaching here ln iimp 90 dock With the
ipsi NJ the squadron,
Railsa sunday Last
Tho sguadfnn sailed from san Fran
eig0 a. p'elaak bet Hupihy aigef
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
Sebree's Squadron Achieves Fresh
Honors for Americas Navy
cruise From San Francisco Is
Noteworthy.
(From Saturdays Advertiser.)

Saturdays Adveriser)
from Francisco the ad
rounded Diamond Head shortly before
Sunday afternoon last that the
squadron speed maintained
throughout knots This believed to be worlds
for by full squadron of war vessels
which marred the cruise occurred on
Wednesday exploded killing Ordinary Seaman p
Lptsy The explosion came without
warning literally cooked alive by the scadg stea
who commanded the second division OF
is command having
swinbune OF the Pchc
active service In command OF the
RearAdmral Barry.
tons of coal here and will make Homo
lulu October In the meantime week or
Hawaiian waters with the view
to famlazing the waterways of the Territory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
now TO PRsvnNr BLOOD POISON

IATHINksnetH aud negIeet ATe Iho
ealef causes Of blood poisoning, a cut
~ bruise, however slight, should have
Immediate attention, A good linlment
and one that not only gives prompt
relief from pain, but belng anilseptie,
heals The wound without maiufstlon, la
Chamberlain pan balm When this
remedy s applied all danger fTom blood
poisoning y avoided w sale n ail
psaleFf hensop Saith A Co., AgenIs
~ Hasa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
The Governors Party.

Governor Frear, U. S. Senator Dill
lingham, U. S. Immigration Commits
soner and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.. Mellis,
expert statistician; Private Secretary
Mcbride, L. A. Thurston, Chairman
Richard Ivers of the Territorial I'm
migration Bureau, and Geo. B. McClel'
Ian, Secretary to Delegate Kuhio, left
the steamer at Napoopoo and took
autos for the homestead sections where
the Immigration officials will secure
data on what has been accomplishing
in the way of home making. They
will continue on to Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-14
Crowd Off for bitches.

A Jolly crowd Of Congressman with
local men for pilots left the Mauna
Kea at Mahukona about ! o'clock this
morning, starting for the Kohala and
Hamakua ditch country. Two big
autos belonging to F. E. Thompson
and f. j. Lord were taken ashore from
the steamer to transport the party,
which will inspect the big ditch and
irrigation enterprises and land in Hilo
Thursday night.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
Come and See

'''''". ..r stock of goods, hardware. gro cs, csr;es. glass and queenwsre. etc. voa viii be surprised to find what l.osk los we are carving and all at "Snot Cash Prices" which means .s1r less You can buy articles from us cheaper than other places haeanse .v., you do not hove to pay for .hs accomodation of having your nsme on the book. You don't have naIaa ," nav book-lfeepsrfs salary, nor hslp to pay other peoples bills. We .sve you from iO to 70 per cent on your bills. TRY uS.
 5e, 1Oe and 25c Departments. we have made this department rssrlar feature and It will pay any are to watch these tables. We give some uheard of values Tn many Items. H ii. dish pan for 25c; 6 qt. stewpan for iOc--all granite ware. Bie glass howl for Sc. Many others that we haven't space to enumerate. COnE AND SEE.
 THE SPOT CASH STORE.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
5e, 1Oc and 25c Departments.
THE SPOT CASH STORE.

III c. stfong spant several days Of this week In LKt'e Rock.
 Manager Twin L. Hathaway. Of the Oil Mill was in Little Rock several days of this week on business.
 Tom A. Saine was up from his place south west of Blackton. on Fri- day to attend the Good Roads Con- ference.
 J. |. cupp was in Little Rock this week on business.
 Msfston Womack, of Clarendon. visited friends in this city Sunday.
 -R. F. McQuistain. the clever cotton buyer Of Fosrest City was in Brinkley Wednesday on business.
 -S. F.. Parks was a visitor to Little Rock. Thursday.
 --Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Anderson spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Ira Woodfin.
 Misses Ora and E'na Berry. of Zent, spent SundaYsNernoon in Brink ley the guest of MjE virgie Folsom.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Overton are being entertained by wee young lady who made her appearance Tuesday morning. Feb 9th.
 Miss Virginia and Master Herman Roilwage, of Forrest City, spent Sun day in Brinkley with Mss. Ira Woodfin
 Mrs. Nora Gabrial and baby, oi Texarksna, are visiting in Brinkiey this week. the guests of Mrs. Hessie Cox.
 .-Clen. little son of MT. and Mrs w. L. Hill. Is suffering from an attac' of pneumonia.
 W. R. Groves. the Brinkley Con- crete Paving man who is doing nice part in planting the name "Bfinx'ey on solid foundation Gin walks) in many towns of Arkansas. is now at home building walks.
 Mrs. Cratz Jones and Gratz. IT, of Tillatoba, Miss, who have been visiting her mother here for two weeks will leave Sunday to return home. ana will be accompanied as far as Memphis by her sister. Miss Nora Bell Coitey' who will spend day or two in the Bluff City, Forrest Cit, Times.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
Stop rhsi un6l lrias.

During tha paat lev weeks some q our people haze unthosohtedly bssa guilty of doing some injurious knock ing. A prospector representing 2 large timber working establishment vas here looking for a site. He was about to get on the train and leave because several people had told him that the ..tImber around here Is all cut out" Our boosters got hold oi him and showed him" The man was literally astonished at what he saw in the way of timber.
 The chances are he will locate here but he wouldn't If he had listened tc the thouzhtless knockers.
 Stand up for your town and # you can't say anything to boost keep you' mouth closed.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
Have You Ene1aies7

Go straight on and don | mind them. If they get in your way, walk around them regardless of spite. 4 man wfo has no enemies Is seldom good for any thing; he is made up of that kind of ma teriaI which Is so easily worked that every one has a hand in it. A sterling character is one who thinks for himself and speaks what he thinks: he Is aI- ways sure to have enemies.
 They are as nee c.ssaTy to him as fresh air: they keep him alive and active. A celebrated character who was surrounded by enemies used to remark: They arc sparks which, # you do not blow. will 90 out of thcD- selves Live down prejudice. { vas the Iron Dukes motto. Let this bc your feeling while endeavorlne to live down the scandal Q. those who arc bitter against you. # you stop b dis- pute. you do but as they deeIre. and open the way for more abllIes et the poor fellows talk there I'll bo|a reaction N you perform your duty, a1Id hundreds who were once alIer atsd lyolsy you will fI,ck to you and acs1nwle4g. their eno-.-Ex.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12

and revealed the fact that he was ccn. versant with the conditions prevailing in the real progressive south. and also the means whereby they of each anc every section disposing of the same problem that Is now confronting us ir old Monroe county.
 Following Lewis remarks 1t was suggested and unanimously agreed that there should be called at an early date, rousing big County Road Meeting looking 10 some permanen decision on the good roads problem.
 On motion of Wm. B. Folsom the meeting voted to go on record as favorlno the bending system to raise money for permanent road ways. providing same b, left to the people at the polls.
 w. B. Williams spoke in oppositioa ! to the motion. which as recited above carried, and that too by large majority. which shows there is an awakening along the lines of progress in old Monroe.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
Not a Room in Brinkley.

Think of travelling people having to run around town among the private homes of Brinkley in order to find a place to put up because of there being no room for them in the crowded hotels of Brinkley.
 That looks like there was something doing in "dear old Brinkley." doesn't itp That was the condition of affairs on Monday of this week and there was no unusual events in Brinkley either. It is getting to bs common occur ance that people haze to sit up nights because they can't find room at Brink ley hotels.
 This shows that Brinkley Is growing and that the splendid hotel faci iiies we have had are even nov too small.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12

-Cso. E. Hartley came over from lsa, Wednesday on business.
 )ames sacket visited in Memphis Icy days this week.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
BOTTLEDMIcf COME HIGH
The Brown Coca Cola Bottle has two Dead Nice In it. The Flavor wasn't
 Good.

Those who turn up the bottle O brown" and quench their thirst or Coca Cola will possibly relish the thought of having missed this par ticular bottle of their favorite "dro2. The Memphis Commercial appeal o1 few days ago published the details of the mice in the brown bottle. 7 It said:
 "Oscar (. Hundley. 354 LIndsn avenue. was yesterday awarded SPA judgment by Magistrate George B. Coleman. in one of the most unique cases on record. Mir Hundley sued the Coca Cola Bottling Company of this city for $500 damages. alleged to have been incurred through the neg ligence of the defendants in allowing two mice to become inclosed in a bottle of coca cola.
 The mice were discovered after Mir. Hundlcy and his wife had drunk the hsssssee md ase slnesd to have tscoms n q IT. rs5da. The I'll VI drought Jan. 2f.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
FRIDAY Nlchr's MEETING. County co01 Roads Confer. ence oesss sop Record in Favor Issuing
 Depds.

| In response to 2 call by the Brink ley lndustdAl League. issued at the lnstsnce of promm6nt property owners from all sections sbl the county, there Twas held in Brsltlsy on last Friday night ?, County God Rosds Confer ence. sg
 Tie Conference was held in the fcny tiiH and on motion of C. F.. Greealee. JIG. Iarris was els:tsd chairman. R. J. Tory secretary.
 Enthusiastic eeches were made by c. :. Cfes1lse. Sheriff Frank MiIvee. Judge E T. Holloway. A. Flora, Ton Mdh. Tom saine and Beecber [ evlss a
 Tvo ot lie spss sks,s, Tom Null and Tom saIne, stlscked the present road tax and the system Of road work ing and tavorsd going back to the "old system U or fathers.'' They opposed anyformbt taxation and grew eloquent ln s,slf e for the protection of tls66ys and ypns men who would have to satfer iean going in debt to build roads. a
 Sheriff Mll~s5s Juds, Holloway both acknowjedf f6dS that the present road system issssn1st unsatsfact ry but shey yssy ls1riy demonstrate d that the fault is bynp means attrltut- able to the cQs Judge. who, when 1t comes tC SSlsaai1e road over seers must largely bsa1!ded by the people and their psslstcsss
 Judge Hollova9 brought down the house In hls fen5e1ls$ when hestold of an insssncs cf recent occurance which vivIdk shows just shox foolish and aI- together unreltua tte petition system Is. The casa iii qpsstlo. can . up from Cypress Efdss. He said he received ! petiao 1aaA king ior the sp pointinent Of a eetaip man fct R pad ossssset and that be petition was sighed by 27 men. fn few days he received another petition asking for the appointment Of another man and g of the nam ss signed to itwefc on the first ms n's petition. Atew dass later a 3rd petition was sent him asking him to appoint still another man and on this 3fd petition were ALL of the names appearing on the tsrst petition CTS except six new names.
 From this it may be seen that some of the Cypress Ridge people have mania for petition signing.
 Judge Holloway. realizing the mud- dled condition of ths n inds of tho petitioners after signing an three petitions. took the matter in his own hands and appointed a man whom he believed would make good overseer and who had not presented a peti- ton.
 Beecher Lewis. after stating that he was not interested cnly in a general way, told of how he saw thing; in his travels. He told of the way they gre building roads by the bonding system | fin Tennessee and Texas snd how the sections dcing this were witnessing the doubling in land valuations. to say nothing of the saving and other ad- vantaees by the pike" road ways; that there had been no increased rate of taxation. He referred. too, to the sl4,ooo or SIS, 900 road tax annually naid fin Monroe County and the poor results obtained. claming that that amount together with increased valu- ations, would take entire care Of the road bonds.
 MT. Lewis speech was a good one
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
ITCHING skIN pos7

Arc readily cured by ZEMO, . cloon liquid for external usc ZEMO draws the germs and their toxins to the surface and destroys them, leaving clean, healthy skin. ZEMOgivesinStant relief and permanently cures every form of skin or scalp disease.
 For sale everywhere. Write forsam- ule, E. w. Rose Medicine Co. St. Louis For sale at New Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
"sIx NIGHT" 90 As YOU PLEASE RACE

How many tired fathers and mothers in this town enter this race every night carrying babya And they wonder what the matter is. Chances are the child Is starving worms are eating all Of its food. Most children have worms, yours needn't. Whites Cream Vernituge will get rid of the worms and strengthen the child.
 Piice g cents per bottle. Sold by Converce's Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
ECZEMA $ NOW DURABLE.

ZEMO, scientific preparation for ex. ternal use, stops itching instantly and destroys the germs that cause skin dis cases. Eczema quickly yields and Is permanently cured by this remarkable medicine.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam- ple. D. w. Rose Medicine Co, St. Louia
 For Sale at New Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12

...,.y,[~4-.---..------ - --Ceo. E. Hartley came over from lien. Wednesday on business.
 James sacket visited in Memphis sx days this week.
 .-Mrs, Mary yMcNeese is nox' as- |hg Ms. Emma Flora, at her refor women.
 -MI,s EulIce Burkeretufned We'd day moning to her home in Tupelo. <, aiisr visit of several weeks tef sistsr, Mrs. (. H Converse. FOR RENT..-The small store m or office directly opposite the loHice- between the ARGUS office  Grothe's Bakery.
 -Mrs. Jennie Medley, who has n visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Dickson for some time, left Sat ny for visit to Memphis and er points in Tennessee.
 Building material of all kinds Pees, flooring, ceiling, etc. Prompt Eics and prevailing prices,
 BRlNkLEY HARDWOOD MFG. Co. rW |. Freeman, Of Hunter. was n on Monday to see some Brinkley pnty which was advertized in the us. He is another one of the py vh' told em @he saw it in the bus.
 rCharlie B. Johnson, the manager De Grocers Departmen of Wolf's Store, has had for his guests this ktso oi his brothers, hessrs c. F. 's0n' oi New York Cily, and Harry nsn, of Memphis.
 Szpl Tom Null vas thro' the lfu'sday' ea route b Armstrong g. where he is going for a short '0'n ard rest. H is carrying s''n him his spAndid pack of sefas' ard Will engage in cnas- fs'ex while at Armstrong. Quite ''ss' x 'l other sparts men are to ,., ",'s ana eng|se in an old
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
S2OO Reward.

RIlb. pa,d by me for the arrest ane rdc,ion of any person stealing timber oil I.od, in Monroe. Lee and St. Francis bntes.
 NE. CARTER Administrator,
 Gavin Estate, Memphis, Tenn.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12

A'poeD1ivE cu0E poR DAHDRuff.
 LIMO sSsrntGa - instantly and win cure CIT easc cf Q6ndrlH or itching scalp. ZE4lo do6froys tho dnndruff germ and prevents falling hair. It will give the hair arich glossy color andleave the scalp clean and healthy.
 For sale everywhere. Writo for sam pie, E. w. Rosc Medicine Co St Louik
 For sale by New Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-12
Just About Town.

|
 This talk hear about Forrest City as dry town. sounds good to me. itis said that there is ONE vacant house in Forest City now. and that that ONE is thier calaboose. Certainly this Is good news, for this is now evidence that getting rid of the salo ,ns 'doas not hurt the business of town. Forrest City. untill christmas. had the name of being one of the worst rum ridden towns in Arkansas. The evil influences Of is hell ho'es. reached out 10 near by towns ltwas generally regarded as a wide pen town with all sorts of gambling and debauchery.
 A writer in commenting on the dif- ferencs of dry and wet Forrest City. says: 'Th, name has transformed the town. There is decency in the air. There is distinct improvement in the moral tone. The merchants say, that they are taking in mors cash. [ I'm glad that Forest City has over- thrown her temples of debauchery and crime.
 Sail abusine $ gentleman. who was here seeking residence place for his family this week. "I'm going to move b Brinkley instead of Memphis becau ,e. think 1t Is a much safer and nicer place for my family. have to be away from home great deal and Brinkley affords far greater degree of safety than doss Memphis because h Bdnkiey the laws are upheld and Memphis Is appearantly one of the most lawless places intae South.
 That sounds good to me and II doesn't look much like a wide open town Is the one gentleman seeks fov family residence.