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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
ALL.
HAVE GOOD TIME

There were at least two jolly fishing
parties that went out yesterday.
Harry Whitney. Jim Harvey, Ed.
Paris and Harry Giles went down the
line to Kaena point and do not ex-
pect to return till some time today.
Another party was the Archie Robert
son bunch of live ones and they sure
had a live time of it.
They alighted from the morning
train as near as possible to Makaha
and hired a boat with two Hawaiian
fishermen in charge. They had fine
catch, manini, the nearest thing to a
Catalina sand-dab, kupipi, moana and
aawa all were caught in abundance
up to about fifty pounds for the total
catch.
They tried with both throw-nets and
hand-lines, but the uluas were par
ticularly snappy and took four lines
with them. The fishermen complained
that the uluas would strike at the
Same time they did and managed te
part the line and sometimes the rods
The party returned with a vigorous
dose of sunburn and bunch of stories
about that veteran sportsmen and
fisherman, H. NJ. Ayres. 1t is all
right to publish one or two of them.
The first one is that Ayres was sit
ting on a rock gently fishing when
big fish took his bait and upset his
balance. Ayres did q sweet glacade
down the face of the rock and became
possessed of the latest thing in patent
ventilating Sits in the bosom of his
trousers.
Another good one is that the valiant
Britfsher was so stuck on the fishing
that he wanted to stay and not catch
the afternoon train back to town.
With this intent he filched Archie
watch from his pocket and set 1t back
half an hour. When it was an
nounced that it was time to go IN
and catch the train Ayres was right
there with the big hustles He thought
The train had gone. But they We're IN
plenty of time and the mystery was
explained when the conspirator learn
ed that Archie had two watches and
had referred to the right one When ne
gave the order for return.
Today the same bunch will be out
for more fnny quarry. They VIII
probably stay by their old stamping
ground off the Moana hotel and for the
next few Sundays the same old canoe
will be seen bobbing on the waves
lust far enough away from Diamond
Head to catch all the big ones anu
the fighters
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Around the
Police Station


Hingasi, Yoshi and Yamamoto were
arrested on Saturday night while u.s.
ing flare lights on their sampans in
the harbor. The Superintendent of
Public Works recently issued strin-
gent orders against the use of such
lights within the harbor limits, owing
to the fact that they confuse the
masters of arriving or departing yes
sells. The matter was called to the
attention of the supervisors and that
honorable body replied that the police
committee. had held conference with
the Sheriff over the matter and the
Sheriff promised to patrol the water
front and prevent a violation of the
regulation,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Nine Japanese Arrested.

Nine japanese gamblers were ar
rested on Saturday evening in a room
near the corner of King and River
streets. Among the number was All
bier with Chinese pseudonym.
Whenever All Sam is caught he gen.
orally pleads guilty. His long record
does not help his cause when he faces
a police magistrate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

sDid you do much sightseeing when
Won went abroad?" No" answered
Mr.. Cumrox. Mother and the girls
did the sightseeing. I had to put IN
my time finding the places where they
cash letters of credit w ashington
Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

The Kalanianaole League is
pau, with the C. A. Cs. as cham
pions of the series. The Dragon
lets won the first series after
playing off a tie with the
Aalas, and yesterday won the
third game of a series for the
entire championship.
The Kapiolani League has two
more days of play in the first
series. The standing is:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Orders Come from Above.

A short time ago there was consid-
cradle criticism manifested by Koreans
in Honolulu of the supposedly high
handed methods of Yong, the Korean
detective. They alleged that he ar
rested this and that Korean merely to
vent his personal spite on them. AS
a matter of fact no such arrests were
made of his own volition.s The orders
came from his superiors, who are pre-
sumed to have had information leading
them to suspect the Koreans brought
to the station by Yong.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Poor Telephone Service.

There is need for general bracing
up in the police station with regard
to telephone messages for various of
feials. There has been such general
disregard of the value of phone mes
sages that when there is imperative
need of getting the ear of certain of
fcials, and the message is not deliver
ed, there is more or less annoyance.
The receiving station is the proper of
fee to send messages to, particularly
at night, and it is presumed to be the
duty of the clerk to tabulate messages
or requests so that the officers inquired
for may answer when they. arrive at
the station
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

There will be a meeting next
Wednesday evening, at which
it will be decided whether the
AllStars take one more game
for a forfeit from the ALL
Hawaiis yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
A Ticket Marker.

Lum Gung, who was arrested a few
days ago for imitating the punch
mark of a plantation luna in his
strikebreakers daily ticket, by using
a knife blade, has not been charged
so far His case is similar to that
of David Noah arrested week ago
for the same offense.s Both men did
not work in the fields, but when it
was time to cash in they punched their
tickets with knives.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

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Infantry: Runs. % o 10 o 400 SIS
B. HI 0 0 2 4 0 0 SIS
Base on balls, off Lota 4; of Ramsey
4; struck out, by Lota 5, by Ramsey
Z. Time of game, 2 hours. Umpire,
Bateman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
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with the following record:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
so SAY WE.

We most heartily agree with the following from the Arizona RepubIi-
 can: "No one planes members of the legislature for making a provision so far as they can properly for their friends and supporters by means of the appointive offices. When the ma jority is republican these offices gea- eraily go to republicans and when it is democratic they generally go to democrats, for in the American sys- tem of politics partisans are to he rewarded. But those should not be forgotten who have rendered servIc, Tot merely to one party but to all-- to the territory. JLe claim Of such a one. we think, is superior We have in mind now Miss sharlot Hall. a native born Arizona girl. who by he zen. her industry end her love for Arizona has brought the best there is Of this territory to the favorable mo- tice O. the world at large, in a greater de gree than any other agency we cah .hirk of The friends of Miss Haii would not. of course. seek legislative favor in her behalf as a reward for what she has already dcne. but as an aid to her accomplishment of stis more by giving her an opportunity to I Irosecute her researches which shah result in a history Of Old Arizona. the for which is fast slipping away"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

caucus of the wise ones. eliminate here and amend there. The result would be better 5iil than any single makeup can be.
 The adoption of such a bill is gain for good politics in Arizona. It,means the turning over of q new leaf in par ty management and the erstwhile boss will be out and hunting for a new job His prop to power will be gone, and every good citizen will hail it's coming. With a direct primary law in force. party success will depend large ly on the ealiber of the men put for ward. office chasing will resolve it. self into a matter of competition, in which the best qualified man win win.
 A direct primary law will be fac tor for good. It win eliminate ring rule. and if carried out in correct spirit will be fin accord with the princi- ples of American government.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
COMPOUND EYES.
Insects That Can See Thousands oi
 Ways ct Once.

Insects That Can See Thousands of
 Ways ct Once.
 We can see the single eyes of some insects without a lens. as in the locust In viewing the house fly we need a lens. The bis. visible. bulGins eyes we see arc composed or thousands of unit. cone shaped eyes bound into one com pound eye. each of more or less spher- ical shape. Under lens they look like glass eyed pavement bent to convexi- ty. Their faceted corneae are various ly set in square. bexagonal or prismat- ic frames. Each glistening facet is the corneae lens of distinct self working eye. Their number in each compound eye is enormous.
 There are fifty such eyelets in the ant, 1,4O0 are allowed the drone bee and $500 the workers" Our pet kitch. en fly has 5000 chances of seeing food crumbs, the beetle over COCO. while more than 13.0O0 aid the dragon ny in his eleemosynary pursuit of the mos- quito. offset somewhat by several thou sand awarded the latter for sport ing chance" The hawk moth gets pie lures compounded by 10000 contribu- tors over 25.000 window the brain Of the mOrdella (beetlel. and GO.0O0-so it is claimed-cOntribute to the happy lives of some buttcrfies.-Dr. Edward A. Ayrcs in Harper's Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

the popular vote went to Chamberlain a democrat. but to the electors who so expressed themselves 1t meant much. Kansas has direct primaries and the governor of that state says in his an nual message to the legislature that the primary election law is the most important triumph for popular govern ment which this generation has wit messed"
 A bill to that end has already been introduced in the hsizona legislature. and it is known that several others are in process of incubation. Instead of springing these separately and have all but one die a-horning.' would 1t not be much better to have the several fathers ot these -arious bills get to- gether. compare notes and adopt the hest points of all into one bill. It woule save a world of time and work without end. If they fail to agree then call a
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
BETTER LAWS FOR SCHOOLS
 ARE WANTED
Teachers of Territory Will Meet To Have Enacted Changes Proposed At Their Annual Meeting.

TUCSON, Jan. 23.-The meeting ol the Legislative Committee of the Ter ritorial Teachers association, which vas to have been held here Friday and Saturday has been postponed t1 -ome date next week. Telsg grams have been sent to all the committeeman lCtifying them cf this fact.
 The p5dagogues are 10 discuss al! the reforms which they desire to see Dmbodied in the educ at!onal statutes f the territory. together with the ways Of securing the desired legisla- ton. II is said that Superintendent |. W. Lutz of tIe Douglas Public schools will try to persuade the com n ttee to express itself in favor of separate schools for whites and blacks. ihe following amendments and rese- utions which were referred to the tmmittee last year will be considered quite carefully at the meeting next week
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

Douglas as to just whom he is reprC senting. On this natter he has F, mained silent and still remains unde cover. It was at Eist thought t.Ia MT. HenDiBg represented the Souther Pacific, but Southern Pacific men d. clare that he is not of their compan- Many believe that the Henning sur veys are backed by the Fl Paso
 Southwestern, but officials of tna company have said that they kno- nothing about the enterprise of Ml HeDning. Another theory is that n6 is representing the Sierra Madre Pacific and that that company is pr, posing to construct 8 line west iron their road at a point so1th of Fl Pas which woald come through the grea timber districts of the Sierra Madr' mountains and connect with the m ing districts in this section where sac vast amounts of timuer are require,
 IL is not likely that the identity ' the company behind Mir. Henning ca be kept under cover very much Ion CT as when coustruc ion legins on tT Canansa line it will rely becon known who is paving for iI.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
KNEW HIS BUSINESS.
Why the ce!ored Cook Remained 6s
 low Durinq the Blow.

Why the ce!ored Cook Remained Be-
 low During the Blow. A story is told of a well known anna. teur yachtsmaB who was one night anchored near rocky and dangerous shore. Suddenly. just before dinner. q stiff inshore wind started up. The an- chor began 10 drag. Another was rap idly thrown overheard. but in the in- creasing squall that. too. failed to hold. The schooner seemed in imminent dan ger of drifting on the rocks. but at last another anchor gripped. and the dan ger was past
 The yachtsman. nearly exhausted from his efforts. dropped on the deck to recover his breath and rest. in the quiet that followed there came to his ears the click ick-clack-click-clack of busily manipulated spoon against a bowl
 He listened for a moment and then went below. The cook was preparing salad dressing.
 Why, sam" he exclaimed in aston ishment. didn't you know that we nearly went asbore?"
 'Oh. yasslr. yasslr." came the undis- turbed reply. '-I thought she was goln' on de rocks. suah."
 Well. in case like that don't you ever % up oD deckY We had a mighty close caii''
 Well. you sec. it's ike this: You can't leave mayonnaise minute, cause ifll turn right back. ."-Youth's Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Reauy Courace.

The Duchesse de Berry. whose hus- band was the son of Charles x. of France. is described in the Memoirs of the Comtesse de BoiSne" as one of the most courageous character the writer ever knew.
 One day. when she was driving with her husband. the Due de Berry. the horses took fright and ran away. The duchesse had continued the conversa- ton without changing the tone of her voice. and at last her husband ex- claimed:
 Why. Caroline. do you rot sec what has happenedF'
 "Yes, 1 see; but as cannot stop the horses it Is useless to trouble about them.''
 The carriage was upset, but no one was hurt
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Hennina Returns.

Hennino Returns.
 Mir Henning arrived yesterday from CaDanea where he had been for SC s- eral days. but when the representative of the International asked him if he had any information to give odt con cerping his proposed railroad enter prises he said that there is nothing to give out further than that his sur veyors are continuing their work and that the location survey from Agua Prieta to Cananea has been almost completed About when work Is 10 begin on the line he said he could say nothing at the present
 Since the arrival of MT. Henning in Douglas. three months or more, ago, his engineering parties have Irveyed a line west from Douglas to Cananea and rom there to the vicinity Of Mag oalena. which is still going west, Dre sunabaly for Guaymas CT some other point on the coast hnotneT line wa- surveyed east from Douglas to a point beyond the m nit of the Sierra Madre mouutains@
 SPe-ulsticn Rife.
 There has been much speculation ever since Mir. fleming arrived in
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.

Recommended that the law relating 10 compulsory education be 90 amend ed as to provide for the compensation 0" p"rt'as ac ing in the capacity of truant officer.
 Recommended that q law be enacted provi ling for uniform compensation f~r ""nsus marshal under classified conditions.
 Recon mended that provision be made for defraviug iho neceSssrv ev- -enses O members of tha territorial 'oard nf cAUcotion while attending nee ings of tbe hoard.
 Pncomr ended thst trustees employ '07"he~s bv the year. and that theiI
 paid in twelve monthly in stallments.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
How We Fail Asleep.

It is not generally known that the body falls asleep in sections. The mus power long before those which sup port the head and these last sooner than the muscles which sustain the back. The sense of sight sleeps first. then the sense of taste. next the sense of smell. next that of hearing and last. ly that of touch. These are the results of careful and lengthy investigation by French scientist, NJ. Cabanis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
JANUARY 23Rc

1733-The Rhode Island assembly suppressed private lotteries.
 I727-John Hancock. patriot anc statesmen. born in Quincy. Mass. Died there. Oct. S, 1793.
 1S20-Duke Of Kent, father o Queen Victoria. died- Born 1767.
 1S33.-Lord Exmouth. who. with a small British squadron. reduced Al giers and liberated 300 Christian slaves. died. Born April 19, I757
 ISsl-The Georgia representatives withdrew from congress.
 1S75-The East river, New York spanned by an ice bridge.
 1SS4-The Hon. John Jones Ross became premier of Quebec.
 1S96-France announced the annex. ation Of Madagascar.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
scHooL LIBRARY FUND.

It was recommended by a committee 'pPoiutei rom the grammar depart meat that every school district in the territory. having a school registration
 125 pupils or less. shall annually 'Dvest : per cent of tle scaool funds to the credit of the distTic in library, eference and supplemental books. pictures. etc. and that school districts 'aving a registration Of over i25 pupils shall expend s.ch sums as they shall deem necessary fer the same purpose, but that the m nimun amount for such schools shall be Sl0e.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
M-kina Practice.

These mere vassals Of the town have the audacity to say my poems make them sick" said the proud bard You don't object to them. do you sir:''
 No. indeed" answered the stranger Ard may l ask who you are?'
 Why. | am the town physician."-- Chicago News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
RANGERS SHOULD NOT BE ABOLISHED.

Word comes from Phoenix thai there is a disposition on the part oi several members of the legislature tc abolish the territorial ranger service
 We do not believe that this should be done at this time. While all will
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Shop

'Wel. well. we'll! Is this Bill SnoO- perY-
 Yes. and this is-let me see-cah this be my old friend Tom Grigso1?" That's who it is. ! haven't seen you for-for'r-
 Twenty seven years"
 That's right. Twenty-seven years. Well well. What are you doing now, EHI?"
 I'm traveling evangelist. Are you q member of any church. TomY''
 Not yet I'm life insurance solic- itor. l represent the best company in the world Carrying all the insurance you want. BillT'-Chicago Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
kiBBEY RETURNS TO WASHINGTON

According to dispatches from Phoe nix Governor kib5ey is now hurrying to Washington Before leaving Phce nix 1t was given ou: by the governor that he was going to the rational capi taI for tke sole pun pose Of urging the passage of the statehood bill. but there Is 3 suspicion that there are other reasons for the visit other than his desire to push the Arizona statehood bill
 A few days ago Governor Kibbey pulled of the gloves and a Ia Teddy took occasion to speak his mind about those republican senators in Washing ton who were fighting the patriotic ef forts of the president in behalf of Ari zona. It was known at the time oi the Kibbey interview that all opposi- ton to the passage of the statehood hill had been withdrawn in the house, so that the remarks of Kibbey about the political hypocrites who were standing in the way of Arizona could apply to no one but the republican senators who have rot yet agreed to 1t the statehood bill pass. IL is quite likely that the remarks of Governor Kibbey did not set very well on the renatorial stomach; the republican senators have stood much lambasting from the White House during the Roosevelt administration period and they no doubt feel that it was not just the proper thing for q republican gov ernor of Arizona to join forces with the president in balling them out, es- Ieciaily at time when his appoint nient as governor was awaiting their confirmation.
 Governor Kibbey leaves the terri. tory just at the begining of the legis- Iative session, which will leave the duties of governor to be performed by Secretary Page.
 Col. Sturges should arrive in Wash ingsJ.. today or tomorrow, and it is just possible that Sturges and Kib, bey will be on the same business at the national capital and that they will both have urgent business with mem bers of the senate, crly they will be pulling at opposite ends of the politi- cal string. Kibbey to promote his con hrmation as governor and Sturges to prevent it.
 Besides working for statehood and for his confirmation ss governor. Gov ernor Kibbey will probably take the opportunity to do what he can for his friend, Attorney General Clark, who is an aspirant for judge as the success or of Judge Nave. resigned. During the last few days there has been quite a boom started for two other attor- neys for this vacancy on the supreme bench-Charley Bowman of Tomb stone and Mir. Jacobs of Globe. II has been expected tkat the republi- cans of the territory would not con cede that Clark vas entitled to the appointment as judge 10 the exclusion of the cl.'ms of all others and 1t is now quite evident that the governor will have a strenuous time of landing his attorney general as well as land ing himself
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES.

Recommended that the law be changed SO as 70 provide for the issu' ance of temporary certificates under n ~eetri~ lions and safeguards as may be dce1ied advisable by the state board Of e4us st 1e frllo~-i7~ suggestion offered: That but one such certificate be issued 10 the same teach CT in the territory; that it be valid only until the first regular quarterly exam instion; thlt they be srantei only Co such teachers as are actively engaged in the work, and who hold unexpired certificates or diplomas equivalent to & first grade certificate in Arizona, that the holder Of temporary certificate may not draw salary from the county treasury while teaching on a tempo rary certificate. and that failure to procure a certificate at he next guar terly examination shall result in for fciture Of all such salary.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
A Winner.

Tommy-Ma- may play make b'lievt that I'm entertalnin' another little boy :. Ma-CertainIy. dear Tommy-An right: gimme some cake for him then Philadelphia Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
MAY SECURE
 RAILROAD TO CANANEA

reliability
  railroad emy of Charles F. Henns
   soesled Hennns railroad a short which traced reliable at Cana Hennns February l.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
No Resemblance.

"Woman aR1 cats" said the youth ful boarder. "are alike"
 Wrong. young man." said the cheer Jul idiot "A woman can't run up 2 telegraph pole. and a cat can't run up millinery bill"