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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

John Todd, one OF the local favorites
with the Burwood company OF players, en-
tertained the men at the dinner with a few
well-told stories.
Talks to Clan OrdOn
Adjourning to the Clan Gordon smoker.
Governor Shallenberger made a hit with
the Scots by ~reciting. to their eminent sat
isfaction. whole poems by "Bobbie" Burns
and telling them how much he admired the
Scotch, although Scottish blood was about
all he lacked for being a man of all ma
tions. He did manage. however. to recall
the fact that his grandfather had been a
great admirer OF Burns before him. and had
become endeared TO early Scotch settlers
In Illinois because of that fact.
Speeches by Colonies william Kennedy
and II. w. e. MacDaniel, In whose honor
the smoker was given. and a long program
Of Scotch music and dancing, and a mum
Der Of other numbers, were we'll received
by the large gathering OF clansmen and
their friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
10 POLICE COMMISSIONER
Governor Wants More Time to Con-
slider Carl Brandeis' Successor.
rWo ADDRESSES IN ONE NIGHT
aIks to the Ad CIuU About boosting
NcbraEkR and to Clan Cor
don About Obb
Burns,

z Governor A. C. Shallenberger had a busy
time Of it Tuesday night, In spite of the
fact that he did not announce his appoint
mont of a man to take the place of Carl
Brandeis on the Board OF Fire and Police
Commissioner
"It would not be safe to make the ap-
pdintment without going over the situation
more carefully" said the governor last
night. II shalt not announce who the new
commissioner is to be until have had a
Than e to consult with Omaha people, which
! have not had up to the present time"
II is understood hat no announcement
Of his choice win be made for several days
by the governor. so speculations are still
In order as to who will be the other re-
publican on the board.
4 large banquet given by the Omaha Ad
club for Governor Shallenberger, AdJutant
General John C.. Hartigan and the colonels
of the staff, was the governors first occu-
patton of the evening, while a smoker.
given by the Clan Gordon in honor of two
OF its members. William Kennedy and IL.
w. f.. MacDaniel, who have been made
colonels on the governors staff, was at
tended hy him later In the evening. He
was accompanied at both by his staff IN
full uniform.
Al lhe Al Clup uihiHis NhlSh was HSAu
al the Rome and was attended by about
100 business men and their friends, the
governor spoke on the subject. Nebraska
IS Nebraska's Best Advertiser and de-
livercd a sound, live talk on the resources
and possibilities of the state. Demonstrate
ing that Omaha and the state are situated
IN the most promising locality OF the world
power, he declared that It was the wonder
ful productive power OF the people, not our
army and navy. hat placed America among
the first nations Of the globe.
what Makes Nebraska Great.
Nebraska alone" he said, with It's
million and a quarter OF people, has pro-
duced within the last three years a greater
value OF surplus products than has Japan
with it's forty million inhabitants. There
Is no limit 70 the possibilities OF our state
and this great and growing city. 50 let us
make the star OF Nebraska shine the
brightest OF al In the nations flag"
Great enthusiasm and considerable dem
5nstration greeted the governor and his ad-
dress. and at the close OF the banquet he
was unanimously elected an honorary mem
Der OF the Al club.
edward f. Trefz, formerly pastor OF
Kountze Memorial church. and now
in the advertising business. also made
an address at tbs dinner ON ''The Greatest
Game in the World" He declared that IL
was business. especially advertising. while
Governor Shallenberger diYagreed and In
sisted that politics was the greatest game.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
croeerx Prices THAT WIN Interest You

We aim to give you the highest quality
and freshest goods at the lowest possible
price. We save the people of Omaha from
IS TO so per cent on their Housekeeping
7 lbs. best rolled Oatmeal .......... 25c
4 lbs. best hand picked Navy Beans lsc
10 bars m c or Beaten All SOAP,
24-ib. sacks best Rye Flour ....::,.,..6bc
The best white or yellow Corn Meal per
The best domestic Macaroni pkg, sac
Malta Vita or Corn Flakes, pkg. INC
Egg-O-See or DIR. Prices BREAKFAST Food,
pkg. .'''''s'' -
Peanut Butter, per jar. &c
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
The best crisp Ginger Snaps. per ID. &c
The best crisp PretEels, per Id. SC
& ID. cans solid packed Tomatoes, at Sac
2 Id. cans No. 1 Sweet Sugar Corn INC
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raisins, Id. &c
Choice California Prunes. per ID. ave
Fancy Cleaned Currents, per lb.......7nc
Fancy California Dried Grapes. per lb. DC
You can't beat Msydsn's for Huttsr,
Cheese or Buttertne. Our motto; Quality
at the lowest price.
Choice Dairy Table Butter. per 10. 2lc
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, per ID.
Fancy No i country Creamery Buttsr.
per ID zoe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13
Scbr 5,t beoanern.

Der grefutip-slusiduB ser Pine
rican federation Of 2abor" bGlt es
geeenmdrtig ni6t fir angebrodt lno
ratiam, offen gegen n2ocal Option"
nno Brobibition ouf5utreten. 9as
tit, ibreibt Der Baltimore Cor
relponoent" iebr 81 beoauern. Gin
Terbano BON ettpa 5rpei Wininilell
organiiierter 9lrbeiter fonllte olrd
ieine Stellungnabrne gegen Yrobibl-
tion einer itorfen 9dmpfer ouf Sic
Prohibitions s-8epegllng ieben. Ser
refutip-IusiduB tit Der slniifr,
baB Die grflarung uno s[gitatiol
gegen o2ocal-Sption" ltno Ero6ihi-
tion ni6t Der aagemeinen Stinlnlrll1g
lr1ter oen organiiierten slrbe;-
tern entipreben miiroe. lta9
iein; allein mo g1be es WoBnabnlcll
uno geihliiiie, pelhe oie einbelligc
3uitilnnnlng ,pon 5ipei Mi1ionen
Wenihen finben2 l1nb Die &robibi-
tionsfrage lit cine iolhe, oie gerooc
tlr DIE 9lrbeiter bohDifttg lit, 0eln
biele Soliienb 9[rbeiter iino in ben
Brauereien lrno 8rennereien, in Den
@ei6aften, Die nit oielen @elperben
3 ntrln baben, &iifereien Slaihen-
fabrifen ulto pie Tie aae beiBen.
bei61ftigt ltnb Die geboren ooh
alt6 5ur uJeoeration Of 2abor. !"
Ser slrbeiter bot an idlperiten uil=
ter ben 3pongsgeiesen Der grobi-
bitioniiten 81 leioen. 0arllm lit es
nnbegreiflid, oaB es Serr @ompers
nno feline 5reun0e i'm @usiduB niht
fir rotiam balten, iett often gegen
VrobibitiOn auf5utreten. Soa es
erlt oann ratlam iein, nean
Staat iiber Staat Ger Erobibition
oerfallerl iit2 @em i'm Sample
Boiitionen einmal perloren linb, 10
laiien iie iib idrper ipieoer 5uriid-
erobern. Serr @ompers uno ieinc
aollegen im slusiduB moren i9lecbt
beroten, als lie erfldrten, oas cs
5ur5eit ni6t ratian lei, gegen oie
Trobibition alf5rtreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13
Ser 4 s.

9ie &onlnilidre BON galoueIl
@ountp boben ouf oen "a. Mpril
cine Ibitilnmrng oariiber angeiett,
Oh oas GoutltD Bombs gum 8etrage
bon $4,000 allsgeben lon ooer niht.
Sir oas @elo iollen 2anbitroBen &C.
bailt ner0en.
%. S. Canes in Son Dear
cos murOe, ais er Dor Der Sunf' :
i6en 9lpotbefe itano, bonn Shlase
getroffen. @r bra6 5uiammen rnO
itarb na6 menigen Minuten.
- glls Walter Griffin in Genter
Boint in eine 3ilterne binabgelolieil
muroe, rib Ser Strid nno Ser
Wann itiir5te binllnter. gr ipurba
10 iAmer DerleBt, bob er 5ipet Stlul-
ben lpater itarb.
l1eberaa i'm Staate ibeint es
geregnet gu baben. Sn eiiligeil Sc
gelloen lit Ser gtegen nur lei9t gene
len es lit aber quite 9lusii6t ellf
mebr porbanoen. s@ier in San 9ln-
tonic iinb mebrere idone S1auer
gefallen. Ser 9fegen NOR iiberoll
bo9 lpillfonlnlen.
SIN Gountp-8efdngnis 5u Sol
pelton bot ii6 elm gerpiIier Solepl)
s. WeWiaiters, Ser bis Dor &ur3eln
nod superintendent oes @alpeltoaer
3feoemption Some mar nit eilleln
Haiirnleiier cine @unoe am 8otic
beigebrabt uno au6 Die Nllls=
aoern an ben Sanogelenfen ge0ffnef.
Mm fano oen Shiperpermunoetell
nod reht5eitig genug, Inn erfolgreid
ar5tli6e Siilfe atrpeiloe1 5lt f6mle!i,
Dobri6einli6 miro er leben bIeiber.
WeWaiters ipar auf oie glnflage ci-
mes ,jlneen Wao6ens, elmer Snioi-
Ien 0es gieoenlption Some, perboftet
Dor0en.
S. 9. Golomea, elm vgrofe.
man" Der slranias GoB gabn, oes i'll
Doafum mobnbaft it, fiel in Sbi.
|ner bon einen 8abnnagen 5tpiIdssl
Die 9faoer uno lpuroe ioiort getGtpt.
gis iest lit es ni6t ge,rn-
gen, cine Spur oes gngreifers at
finoen, Ser nenli6 in Ser 9e1be pon
0fe&innep Die 2ebrerin Minnie Sur.
ner iiberfallen unO nieoergeldloeen
bot. 0ian lit nod iorgfaltiger ltl1-
teriuduns BON Der ssoee abgefon,y
men bob es 1ifJ I'M einen bird,
yeeger periibten Gaubanfaa banoelt.
Ionoern glaubt jebt, baB man es bier
nit einem 9faheoft 5u tim 5ot.
Sri Snrner bat riarnlib fiir5lid ein
paar Sbiiler ourheepriigelt, 100.
riiber iid einige @emeinoeglieoer
iebr entriiitet baben uno es mare
Iebr mol moslid, oaB oieie gntrii.
ltnng 5u ienem lteberfoa gefiibrt
5atte. 9aB bon ben S6ulfinoern it,
1eno Sernano oaran beteiligt gene
len mare, ideint ausgeidloiien gu
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13

iden Gei6s gu treten. 3man5ig jiin-
eere Sffiaiere neroen ibnen folgeil
@eneraloberit 5reiberr b. Ser Golf
(@olb=EalhD, General -Srlipeftor
Der iehiten Irmeeinlpeftion uno
ei1itmoliger Georganiiator oes tiir=
fiiden Seeres, trifft in @eneinldoft
nit 1boben tiirfilden Weilitdrs Die
MusmohI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13

ouseeiebt. Ser bo6Ite erbGlt 5000,
Ser nieorigite S.. @uBeroem lit nob
Elm Breis bon $840 fir oen @eipilt-
ner II, alen ygpents" ausgeiest.
9ie beioen 9iieien-S6lodjt=
idiffe, oeren 8ou Ser &ongreB ioaben
angeoronet fat, loGen Die 9eonen
@rfanias ltno 8ponline erbalten
Sci einem Seuer IN Spartnlt-
burg, 9. s., muroen flint Sclter-
pebrleltte ltno elm Stuoent perlebt.
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Sc rettete tim Iein 8ein

uMne oodte1l i1 ipiiroe mein 8ein
perlieren" idreibt S. 81. Spenioll
in @atertoiun, @is. u3ebn Sabre
gc5ema bas Is gler5te ni6t bcilea
fonnten, batten Mid bettlagerig ge-
mo6t. 9ann beilte Mid 8ndlelr's 5
grniea Solbe oouerno ul1o griinc-
li6." l1nfeblbar fir Salit5Mus-
idlag, gc5ena Sal5fluf, @eiduiire,
Sieber, 8ranoipunoelt 8erbriibun-
gen, S6nittpunoen lr1o Sdmorrboi-
ben. 25c bei alien Mpotbefern.
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g. u, e. 81. g. gabn.
g.. s. & g. ". ls6n11ht. Qi1lie

g., $. & 9. ". (Saupt-2inie).
SlnfllnTt-
go. Bonn Often ....7 1886 bonn
yso. 7--Som Sften ..... 5000 naobm
gto. 10-@l Taio II. Beiteu 7.30 nacbn.
glbfabrt-
go. 1o-gl 9aIo IL gseIten. 1880 nadn,
gso. 10-g}a9 Dem Often. 1880 nacbn,
gfo. o-Nae5 Dem Often 11:40 BORN
gictOria 9ibifiun, q. $. & g. q.
4nflinft-
500. 5o2 guerO. gictorio, 7:8o nadu
Nbfabrt
SO. -euero. gictoria. $50 BORN
90. s. & :. ga6n,
Nnflnft-
go. Boom giproen. .9:15 nohm
~Slperv -@om giorben. -. 7:30 PORN
No. 241-Souiton etc. $. $3.50 PORN
Nbfabrt-
SO. 4-Nacb Dem Norben. 1880 uorrt
@Slber -9fad Dem Nproen. 900 nad)nl
No. 244- 0ouiton etc -. 1915 nadln,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13

Srco. staffcl, 3t9 OIt-Gomnlerce
Strahc. Stride Sdmereien fir Gar
ten uno Selo. Seu, Sofer, Gorr
etc Meoi8tl fir 9feroe, &iibe uno
Siibner. SSnfn6otoren uno 8rutlna-
idliretl.
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90. 6. & s. gahn
in oer 5atenjett.

Ser Garnennl lit jetst pprbei,
Die 3eit oer lnit'gem Shmamfe.
uno WeandJent id]eint oaber, als iei
Die 3eit aug bem @elenfc.
uno bennod) iprtd)t Elm iueiier Mann:
pWtan mnR nidIt inimer id)mamien,
lss tit geiitnber, baum ,titb mann
geideibener 5lt baitfen."
S'rnm faite MIR, tuer faiten ipQ,
Gs tuirb linn gar ni1)t fdaben,
Wtan ipll nid)t immeroar tpie tpll
Sen Wtagen iiberlaben.
Sb er es lint bie Stride tut,
Sb aus @eImnbbeitssriinben,
Sas TT mir gletdl, Elm Sober Bat
Std bantit absmfin0cu.
4ndl lit eim iDldjer ssaitentiId)
Wtitnnter gar ntdlt libel.
nnh gans uDrtreffltf, fdJmeft ein Slid
Wiit Gnttcrianc' itnh 3miebcl.
81 laRt iid) aud bte sSaItenseit
Wans iuttnScrid]Dn ertragen,
Sic lei ais Gnbepnnft, getuetbt
Dem amseitrengten Wsaaen.
Sn aIlen Sinsen Maakigfeit
SIT tmnter 5it cutpfeblen,
Sann ipirb nns audi su je6er ,3eit
yidjt bic e,einnbgeit feblen.
SDd) trei6t man es batin 5n iueit,
tnh mil bic &raft mns 1infeu,
81 ieib III hieiem Sal bereit
nal nj . gter" sn trinfen,
Gin SlaidJdjeu y9( a nj "a, bas tit
@um alien stten Saden,
9as bette iupl sir jeoer Sriit
llns friidjen Mut SIT mtadJeu.
Drum trinft nur tmmer ri Iamp",
S6 aaftenseit, of fetne;
Sann iuerbet ibr beS 2ebeus frobl
Sbr ,uift idDon, iute ids nteiue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13
Sin ifarfer Gcbmts.

SdlBsn Sic ben &Orpsr gssen aranf.
belt bnr9 Sutt'sspillen, Elm a6Iolutes
9eilmittel fur aopfi4msr3en, 9Dapep-
ia, Wdldria, 9arlleibigteit unb d9nliz
DE Qeiben.
uOas xriebras hes Sebcus.~
Or. Sutt: Shre 2eber pi(Ien Tno bas
5riebrab bes 2ebens. Sd perbe ltets
bem 3ufaa banfbar iein, peldsr mir
bieielben gu meiner aenntniB bra9te.
s. s '5airleigh, platte Cannon, gol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13

Gos @etter meiit, mie cine
0epei6e aus 0eutidlano lleloet,
fortgeiest abrlorme @ri6einllngen
anf. Sn ben Sitiee-@ebieten iilo
onrh gisItouungen Die aiilten blpf-
fiert Der gerfebr nit Sfanoinapien
Bat infolge oeiieil eingeiteat perbsli
nliliien gsie in 5irol uno Steier-
mart, lit aud I'M Sar5 uno Org.
gebirge ourd 2apinen man6es lii
bell olgeridtet moroeu. gteue oe-
ipaltige Sdneefdlle baben pielfa.b al.
le Verbinolrng lmterbrohen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13
AaHifaltetlmme
Merbeni6pd6e


G&pa9e, nerb6je Berionen, eepIast bon Soft.
nltnesloEsiett nnb t9le9ten 9rduuen. erf&5b.
tEben austlffen. @ruit,, atldeI. iinb aopf.
nnb GefidtS. aaiarrb. Daaeen6riiden, etubiber.
ftopfuns, Mlosfeit. Grroten. 4tttern, Ser,fIop.
Ten, 8ruiihetIenniune, aeneftIf@felt unb xriib.
finn erfabren aus ben1 ,,Sasenbfrennbh, tpis
einfah, ifnell unh btflts allie unnatiirit.
den 9erluite nnb anhere 8slscu iuserh.
ltter Werirrunsen eritnsitd5 seGetlt nmA
pplle Ueinnbbett unh ssrpbiinn tuieser.
trlanst tuerben fSnnem. - Uaus neuea
Seilueriabren. Seber iesn esener Nrat.-
9teiss qnserorbsuttt3 interenarte unb lebr.
reine BUD (Stutf6e slufIaee isOe). ipsides
bon. lung nnb alt, Ronn nnb 1rau, eeIsien
iperbsn foIlte. fam geeen Ginienbuns bon az
Gents in Briefmarfen perfseeeIt besoeen fperbeTl
bon ber
Yriuate&liHif, 18t-6. 2lpenue
xasm z11rk. n. o..
@an erfudhne Die Sreie Rrefie f. 9eraa.
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= 8ute @etrGllfe lno FonloIer
2unh ItetS in Snrgitallcr's SaiOon
mS Geitanrant, @itlita GtraBe neben
ser Saue ser &ernomSi0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13

Or, g, s. @crOmnn, Citcppat6.
gtGe &ronfbeiten erfolgreic6 bc6an.
belt. sos Sii0=&reio Str. 9(lte2
SeI 1894.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-13

gs piiroe mebr rei6e gfell-
iben geben, fuenn es ebenio ic6iper
mare, @elo aus8ugeben, oils es 5u
peroienen.
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Ser langtpeiiige 0Seg.
8irb taslidJ ueniser lams,ueilis inns
ermiibenb fiir piele gelupbmcr
BON San 9lntunip.

Weit einem 9tiifen, Ser oen san5en
Sag binourd idmer5t,
Wtit ser beItanoig geltorten Nodtg
rube,
Qnalenoen urinier =S6mer5en,
SIT es in Der 9ot Elm lonelpeiIieer,
ermiioenber @eg
s(ber Ooa1's Nierel %iQen MAIDEN
oIem 9ieien Elm @noe.
Sic Deroel BON ben 8iirgern in
Gan Nntolio enooriiert.
Wlrs. so. s(. @ooogote, 1O6 ya-
tban StraBe, San Mntonio, Seros,
iagt; Sd babe 5tpei Shadteln BON
Doan's geieren Hilen gebroudt, ole
i6 mir bon Ser 8erar Orig Cont
ponl peri6affte uno es lno1t mir
8ereniigen, 5u beitatiger, baB iie lid
fir mid als cine groBe @oltot er-
Dielen Sic entfernten oen beitdnoi-
gen &udenibmer5, noron id lit, per-
bonnten ben &opfidmer5 llno for
rigierten ane Storlulgen Der geiereu.
Sd babe eiue iebr bobe Weinung bon
0oon's gsieren Gi1en uno BIN ibner
oonfber fir Den groBen geuben nnb
Die Woltot, Die lie mir gebrodt 6o-
ben.
3um 8erfouf bel alien Sanolern.
Ereis 50 Gents. Softer-Milburtl
So, 9uffalo, Seem Oorf, olleinige
Igenten fir bie Ser. 5tooten.
grinnert gud oes 0omens ~
0oans - un0 nebmt feline anoeren.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-03
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL be paid for return of gold
watch No, 7S49227, case No. 724272,
engraved P H Return to Peter
High, Kawaiahao Church School.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-03
PERSONALS.

L. A. Thurston will leave for the
mainland today on the Korea.
A. Richley, of the q. S. S. Engineers
Department, leaves on the Buford on
Wednesday on business trip to Wash
ington and New York.
Treasurer Conkling plans to sail for
the Coast on the next Alameda. The
treasurer will visit New York City on
official business, and viii be away for
about six weeks.
Lieutenant George D. Heath, Jr.,
Medical Corps, e. S. A, has been re-
lieved from duty at the General Hos
pital, Preside of San Francisco, and
will proceed to Fort Logan, Colorado,
for duty.
Mrs. Henry Cobb Adams, who has
been in the Palama hospital with
typhoid fever since May %, hopes to
be able to return to her home in Ka-
neohe tomorrow. She speaks highly
of the kindness and attention she has
received at the hands of the nursing
staff, as in fact the head nurse has had
sole charge of her case for about the
past two months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-03
CAN NOT GET
PASSAGE HERE
tContinued From rage ,one.1


notified Will j. Cooper of the Promo
ton Committee that as many persons
had been turned away as were booked
to sail.
The situation has not improved since.
Mainlanders who have decided to
spend vacation down in Hawaii dur
ing October and November and start
ed off by applying for steamer accom-
modations, found their way blocked
Their vacations being scheduled for
October and November, they have had
to east about for new resort in which
to spend their off time.
Hundreds of tourists would have
come here during the last few weeks
and contemplated coming during the
next two months at the least, but the
lack of steamer accommodations on
vessels flying the American flag has
put an effectual block to their making
the trip.
The Matson line, it is true, is doing
what it can to diminish the blockade,
by sending all its available steamers to
Honolulu direct, following each other
less than a week apart, but this
change of schedules has only slightly
improved the situation. 1t has not re-
lieved it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Japanese cruiser Idzumo has I'M
doubtedly passed by Honolulu and gone
straight to San Francisco. Had she
been intended for a stay here she
would have arrived yesterday from
Yokohama.
st. Clement s Woman s Guild an
nounce that they will have a delica-
lessen sale on Saturday next, October
9. There will be the usual list of home
cooked articles, viz, ham, roast chick
en-, baked beans, jellied tongues, pies,
cakes, candy and pickles.
A water tap left running in the
Yokohama Specie Bank Friday night
partially flooded the store of Wall,
Nicholas below and did large amount
of damage which it will take two or
three hundred dollars to make good
The running water was not discovered
until morning.
The funeral of the late Miss Emily
Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
c. Davis. who died at Wahiawa on Fri
day, took place yesterday afternoon
from the Davis town home at the cor
ner of Piikoi and Young streets. The
services were attended by large num-
Der of friends of the family and for
intermenf was in the Nuuanu cemetery.
The pallbearers were Clifford White,
Vernon Gedge. Frank James, Edmond
Melanphy, J. Bert Lightfoot and Will
liam Ouderkirk.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Call.-Miss Amy and Leonore Brew
er, of San Mateo, have been playing
in the Del Monte tennis tournament.
In the ladies' doubles they were beaten
by Miss Florence Sutton and Mrs. B. O..
Bruce ethel Sutton), who later suf-
fered defeat at the hands of Miss
Hazel Hotchkiss and Miss Coda Myer.
- ~ u
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Ahoo gave an elab-
crate Chinese dinner on Monday to a
few intimate friends in honor of the
Chinese Full Moon festival.
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A poi luncheon was given yesterday
from twelve o'clock noon until FIVE
o o'clock at the Queen s grounds at Wal
kiki for the benefit of the Kapahulu
Mission.
G. Hedemann has been appointed
Consul for Denmark, and has received
his exequatur from the President.
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Chronicle,-Mrs. Julius Kruttschhitt
and Miss Rebecea Krutts .hnitt left
yesterday morning on the Overland for
Salt Lake, where they will join Mr..
kruttschnitt and continue with him
in his private ear on a tour of inspec-
ton throughout the country. A large
group of friends gathered at the depot
to speed the travellers on their way
and express regrets at their departure.
Mrs. Kruttschnitt and her daughter
have been the recipients of much social
attention since their return from Homo
lulu. where they were also much feted.
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NOTICE.

JAPANESE BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
Al the general meeting held on
September 60, 1909, the following Of
fieers were elected for the ensuing
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Issued Every Sunday Morning by the
Local Office, q. s. Weather Bureau.

Note.-Barometer readings are cor
rected for temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity. and reduced
20 sea level. Average cloudiness stated
IN scale from to 10. Direction of
wind is prevailing direction during "a
hours ending at p. m, Velocity OF
Wind is average velocity in miles per
our
wM aT0CKMAN
Section Director.
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HAWAIIAN BAND CONCERTS
SUSPENDED FOR MONTH

There win be no official band con-
certs during this month. From now
until November l the Hawaiian band
viii enjoy a vacation. Captain Berger,
the veteran director, and Mrs. Berger
viii sail for the mainland on the Korea
today. Captain Berger intends to be
away throughout the month.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Henry and Nora Davis, their sons
and daughter, gratefully acknowledge
the sympathy and flowers from kind
friends, expressing so eloquently re-
gard for their dear departed Emily.
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-2s lbs on 500 paid. t54 per cent
Session Sales.

%23.125 on 500 paid. f54 per cent.
paid.
Session Sales.
500 o. R. & L. IS, 101 .25; SO Olaa,
5.25; $500 Hilo R. R. 6s, 100; Eva,
81; 80 Eva, 31.25; 25 Waialua, 118;
100 Oahu Sug. Co., SO; Eva, 31375;
so Olaa, 1915.
Between Boards.
325 Olaa. 4.S75.
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1.-THE STANGENwALD"-Only Ere
prof Office building in city.
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LOST.

SATCHEL on Sept. 9th. Call auso
stand SOC. S46e
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

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NJ 81 l22 ~ 10 s.5S us 81 5 10 8 ii
d sos 1.s So s2J SO 81 IS So
20 50 IA s-s2 $50 s42s.slss 7rl es
SO % LIS Az 10 % &c. 81 So 5 ii ~
F Il 40 as s.o4 10 SO II IL 5 5as IS 7.s5
s 3 S:s1 II san % i Z s4.s.aa A s..s
81 81 e SOL H. 6 2sl,s5. Ia $50 5. IS s.ss
Full moon Sept. 90 at 234 a. m.
The tides at Kahulai and Hllo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that of the meridian of Isl
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis
tie blows at 1880 p. m, which is the
same rs Greenwich O hours 0 minutes
SUN and moon are for local time for
the whole group.