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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-17
Owners and Editors of
World and News Indicted
Today for Criminal Libel

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE grand
jury of the district of Columbia, this
afternoon, returned indictments against
the owners and responsible editors of
the New York World and the Indian
apolis News, charging criminal libel
on account of articles alleging i'm
proper dealing in the purchase of the
nana1
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-17
COunterfeiferS
Pass Bad Gold

THE DALLES, FEB. 17.-(Special
COrrespondGnCel-TW counterfe1ters,
who registered here Saturday night as
c. j. Clark and A. L. Davis, of Spokane.
succeeded in passing a number OF
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-17
TO
Visit the Kaiser

i BERLIN, Feb. 17.-President =
i Roosevelt will spend several weeks +
+ here as the guest OF the kaiser ac +
j. cording to an announcement today. +
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-17
Death
Claims
Chief
Geronimo, for 81 Years a
Prisoner of War, Died
Today.

DENVER, Feb. ia dispatch from
Lawton, Oklahoma, says Geronimo, the
famous Apache chief, died at Fort Sill
this morning. He was a prisoner Of
war for 21 years
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-17
caves for Sookane,

Manager Sim Wertheimer, of the
local offices of the Western Union
Telegraph company. left this afternoon
for a short business visit in Spokane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-17
6OOO kiIIed by
ZIG Earthquake

shore of the Persian gulf, where nearly
every village in the province was en-
gulfeG
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Capital 100000
INCREASE YOUR INCOME.
go INTEREST PAID.

Set aside o each month and purchase
a COLONIAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY PER CENT
TEN-YEAR GOLD BOND. INTEREST PAID I'M CASH
EVERY MONTHS
$4,000 BOND 81 90 CASH S1OO MONTHLY.
BOND CASH, MONTHLY.
BOND-S5O.OO CASH. MONTHLY.
Per Centn nterestP on Full AmOu 0 Bond
st Payment orW for Further
COLONIAL ESTATE COMPANY, INC,
W.. Corner and N. w
1888 Washington G.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
Small alks

milk in the
/ s
CAPTAIN c. cAN1PBELLIf they badly
why didn they a Tag Day?
CAPTAIN BERGER-Ye, people
could not learn to play that n a years
JOHN HUGHES He of
political worked his friends.
RussoJapanese and had a interesting experience
MIQUE FIsHER make such
good pictures, would start the Coast
SAM off
word that
that less in
P sUDNERThe yesterday I have
There lightning
The drenching should of
c. JONES-There
here
Governor Cleghorn, David
lot of changes
half dozen
A L. G. ATKNs0N-The with
Bryde ought
kaaheo settlement extended The right
worked out there and land that
the coast of Hawaii trying drink
the mountains
dying off fast have lost thousands during transported
from fields mill jus
I'm still doing that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
THE INCREASE OF DIVORCE.
EDITOR
FEBRUARY :

widely belief that divorce becoming more prevalent "1h
the Bureau of the Census Department OF
carefully assembled and the totals
number
action dqueng to those
public sentiment gradually being developed
OF
government service
in beng
absolutely compete
the total number of divorces 32o
period
of
interesting fact and contrary to the
239
in the statistics show that during
number of granted
In the question
in the divorces compared the
in
interval
Icing moreth ant hreeti population
should be value intelligent study
problem statistical help
in remedy that will
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
Proviincialisrns
ssssxssssssssasssss SO sssssssss
The Spectator.

of
meeting people
Japanese Hawaiian
the the Hoosie AGsuan what
Spectator
what that means or The COWBOYS from Montana started that phrase
neighb dining
the spread and seemed decidedly ungaous his inability
simple how should the
planned that anything the honey jelly
adding kinds spread table,
called of
sng
Qui ac'' is another
for the first time and the conductor the tcar has asked DO
editorial friend the had perfect
the Spectator was dull and second two in
hending
go expression this land of mixed speech
used by the uneducated but by those who consider perfectly
The Spectator said teacher the ninth grade Were able attend
Teachers Angelesa
all plans be there but ddn to CO., Teachers well pupils
maintain that aght is legitimate word though Spectator
that the words should used perhaps viii
time have its in the dictionary with aready''
Japanese
sh though they small pocket dictionaries cobok
grasp meaning
they wish very polite
quesed Japanese make kind
clearer added Similar to the one Won made for the asnaraou The @
of the family the said 'Grav alice
Japanese
the notice written Clap
vacation the writing spelling
good, but the construction is "Japaney."
promised leaving your residence should
be back to take my
sky long the
almost two weeks to be WELL 50 also obliged
take her This very you
gletng all therefore
will kindly excuse me and please write you
take again faithful be
joyful than anything in
obedient servant
The obedent servant had which exceeding joyful
and took him quickly his former proficient English
days go by but happy his chyanhmum bed where
kitchen are spent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
Commercial News
By E. o. Matheson.

The local buoyan reports various
plantations being broken
eeed marking
Grinding operations satisfactorily general the
9u is high The quotations comparatively the
reported the Cuban Altogether
justified although mora
sellers than buyers condition which should probably long,
IN general business way the past week has been good the aterOIy
depression the consequent the
arrival of the military beginning themselves.
There
ing the exchange
with no offers But one bond, R. l. cent $1,000
Ruling inn
There disposition the regard the quotations on
sugar low but in the face Of the conditions elsewhere the
could political
conditions Cuba the
american troops Yesterday New York 364 within
Of the quotations February quoted
26 Estimates of the Cuban
and four hundred thousand
the steadily an
falling quotations at "a Planters need
look present quotation
is to be the Owwater ruling satisfactory
throughout
transfer of large Honolulu property
tere the involved being
thousand.
Stock Market Strong
Eleven stocks dealt in of ruling
prices yesterday higher exception
Hawaiian Agricultural which
shrnkage
quotations but the difference
appaby today
in values Physically and financially a
waian Commercial
healthy all than when to
opened the
opening bid while point
behind the offerings Yesterday asked
There forsMeBde report
large orders out to fill Yesterday the
the Monday price, while sales reports
plantation are
asked
Continued Page FIve)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
Iillman and Oregon Lands
The Argonaut. 8
y - - 80 - ~ y y y y y $685. sxsssxssssss
The Argonaut.

does not that Mr. man
law IN the matter OF the Oregon lands
which
Oregon
would be public grounds that his
wegh with at ALL That
influence
profit and at the time sassoea
Senator wanted
price imposed by law and he found himself
the Senate Undoubtedly there wished Inv
the by
is therefore some narrow andngroom public policy
would
beyond the
she land agents as wlnde for his
Dny e ahd AS matter or fact he did wish
the he
sion for several quarter sections accomplished fact He now
his denial would be taken personal interest
used it to strengthen his policy and it was so accented Bu all
this is criminal. 1t is Tilmanese
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
x x sss.s. * x /. ~ X X X * -. POSSESSES,
The Three Professions In China
"a
y y - ~ y ~ y y y y = y
Washington Herald.

There three professions il particular attracting
has been in China years. country to friends
nc reai
'Ihose three medicine
people have had all three their
that other lands and will time before
Of them will be felt a Of
efforts
Chinese medical have very good standing among
people years.
Chinese dentists have than their
and considered Chinese with
former is far above what might have expected.
'There to
that there bar Each
when allowed practice
discrimination
courtesy.
There but limited field for the law in China
ee by the intense conservatism of the
that there
Of law Unless to Ode
him from mistakes he home''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07
.S@S. sSssTT ...s.sS.
Badges for Pistol Carriers

q q X r. r.
New York Times.

In the State alike complete
the habit the its leading citizens
tion the legally all who
remarkably
urbanity
basis Such fing details the the badge proper
debate upon the bill when before the Georgia Legislature
OF the badge conpcuouy when
owner public
me buttoned
Ws back IS merely frivolous
he
dying eyes he gazed the decorated good
Georgia unable
concealed
OF peaeeate
the lawyers must work. S benefc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

When returns physical he must beware lest
Slips into mental and
crazy those who used in deserts on the bash
winch they started religions the oonest
that Honoup whilom going the wrong Nv
used quite admire the Nature taken away from college
- % "a ' ATE nature food exercised to beat eadmil, and
grew into the Greek god he of his age
ngged' pnksklnn bueeyed fahaired 1.-THE perfect
physical specimen.
But after all the inevitable happened Men, unless they mean to
Either wav the inevitable ba o N NAKED Make ana inferior races
civilized to stand for the clothes
gether on bike Tahiti nature men
Slowly he forgot about his books and
complete his sud pretty soon he was
little better than native begg arrived
San Francisco awhile the Bartlett
Tahiti Darling the frequently board with two
lightly clad Darling degenerated into beach
eober de lives the simple life necessary during
the stay in Papeete of American ship he
Forthcoming will meekv
wait and accept without dsdain the humble hand
nature men nov" all hungry for meat the hndout' forthcoming
than the invitation to dinner
There perfect physical there is of it,
One well get close preserve of
and pictures and ideals machinery Happy
the who take just enough
Tag girls got money that they can save all the babies
with half
Segment
y. y y y
ladies disregard subjects for con
vsation the Rapid during the
visit of the feet It is distressing that
following the washing average
lairpns will struggling sagge spite
frequent smoothing out by the 1t after the usual bath
hair that
the washed
friend with less detail Behind the ladies
the fleet the conversation amused them
He
show
said:
able to do anything with
y y y
hoped up clock last evening showing that
the Merchants Association
poll only 2 short total will be conclusive as to the the neoe
of Honolulu That
its impression Washington there time
But for the attempts
ovebought fifty times for rountrp ticket the bill
probably
interests Should the bill fail lack
the renigging
mercia history.
~ y -
The printing of
municipal BILL
salaries why, pshaw! think
Vive lie bagate Huah for Supervisor the
prolonged barking yellow dogs)
have been reading with
afternoon telling will
description tf mixed but remember it,
of militant life will be Peek which
point another displaying each
the that the island gsoned by fifty thousand
however other plans thing fighting
| nuedo on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

SENATOR coELTIoThe Legislature win be
and bunessk If it lasts until the
bers that long draw the third fee
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

she saw her doll sitting on the ground
with her back against the playhouse.
Mary ran toward the doll and just as
she came near the doll she stumbled
and fell, hitting her head against the
doll.
"Ouch!' said Mary.
Just then she woke up and saw that
it was morning and that she had been
dreaming. She quickly dressed and ran
out into the garden to get her doll.
RAYMOND LESLIE SMITH,
100 Cypress avenue; Loreto street
school; age II; B6.
Pansy and Sweet Mignonette each
took Mary by the hand, while Poppy
took the lead and went at first straight
ahead to the front of the house. Here
Poppy stopped to inquire of Rose, but
Rose had seen nothing of Dollie; but
Tulip. who was quite near, said she
had heard strange noises as if someone
running down the walk two hours be-
fore
Now" said Poppy, "at last I have
the scent. l think she has been car
ried off by King Carnation. Now
propose that we go on to the palace
and gather as many of our companions
as we meet to join us, for 1 have heard
that the palace is guarded by white
carnations at the east entrance and by
the red carnations at the west entrance
to the palace, so we must storm both
gates at the same time''
When they reached the palace they
had quite an army Of flowers, and Pop
py, acting as general, held consulta-
tion of war. 1t was decided to send
messenger to the king, asking for the
surrender of Princess Victoria. Now
there was a pond all around the glass
palace and the only way to get over it
was the water lily bridge, which was
guarded by toad. Mr.. Frog volun-
teered to take the message After Mr..
Frog had hoped the second lily he was
confronted by Guardsman Toad, but
after a struggle Frog threw Toad into
the water and went into the palace. He
appeared few moments later escorted
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Beginning of Story Completed by Juniors

NT AIRY had just started out
M to take her doll, the Prin-
Az Victoria, for a ride in her
go-cart, when she saw the post :
man coming. He waved a let
ter toward her and so she dropped
the go-cart right there and rushed
to the front door to see what he
had.
When she got there she was
greatly surprised and delighted
to find some valentines. There
was one from her cousin who
lived in Boston, her grandmother
had sent her one from the farm,
and there were two or thre more
from different places. She hal
to go and show these to mother
and Jessie, and then Carl out in
the pasture, and then it was din
ner time, and after that she and
Jessie went visiting for the af-
ternOon.
All this time the poor little
Princess Victoria was patiently
waiting for her thoughtless little
mistress. Mary never once re-
membered her poor pet until af-
ter she had gone to bed. Then
she suddenly remembered TIE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
First Prize)
E6EIRST," said the big yellow Pansy,
'you must stop crying, Mary,

66NIRST," said the big yellow Pansy,
you must stop crying, Mary,
and then we will all go and
search for your dolly" Mary dried her
tears and told them she would go to
the house and get a cloak She went
UP the front stairs quietly and slipped
into the hall. She went into the living
room and there on the big armchair
lay grandma'S big shawl She threw it
around her shoulders and ran back into
the garden.
On the gravel walk stood the search
ing party composed of Pansies, Pop
pies, Roses, Daffodils, Sweet Mignon-
cites, Violets and Larkspur. The Yell
low PanSy was the leader. When she
saw Mary she approached and took her
by the arm and told her to come with
her to find FREELY to light their way.
Before they had gone far they found
one in the tall grass. The pansy asked
him if he would help them hunt for
Mary's doll why, certainly I WILL"
he said. "Come along, will light your
way"
The Pansy gave the flowers a signal
and away they went. They searched
in the tall clover, under the lilies, under
the tall vines and all through the gar
den. Finding no trace Of her there they
started TO look dtOnS Tie FOdu.
Just as they reached the gate a big.
black bat lit on the gate post. Where
are you all going?" he said. The Pansy
told him and he said, my goodness,
Just at dusk l saw her tripping down
the road with beautiful fairy. They
went down toward the big pond"
THANK you" said the Pansy and
away they all went toward the pond
When they reached the edge of it
they saw big green frog sitting upon
a pond lily. The Pansy asked him if
he had seen a fairy and doll pass that
way. He said, ''Why. yes. 1 saw them
and roWed them across the pond. 1t
was the queen of Fairyland; she lives
just across this pond"
"Oh, dear" said Mary, chow can [
ever find my Princess Victorian" If
you will all get on this pond lily I
will row you across" They did as he
bade them and soon they were on the
opposite bank. They travelled until
they came to a beautiful green knoll.
To their amazement they saw twelve
beautiful fairies dancing and singing
around Princess Victoria.
Mary could wait no longer, but ran
and grabbed her lost one i'll her arms.
They bade the fairies good by and
went home. When they reached the
garden Mary thanked the flowers for
their aid and crept softly upstairs to
bed to dream with the long lost darling
at her side. FLORENCE BRADY,
460 SOlano avenue, grade s, age 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

dearly beloved doll which usually
rested in her arms every night.
She sprang from her bed in
fright. Poor Princess Victoria,
she would be scared to death out
by herself all this time and
probably have a terrific cold as
we'll.
Mary never stopped to put her
clothes on, but just stepped into
a pair of Car1s big house slippers
and went quickly out to the gar
den. When she got to the place
where she had left her doilie she
stopped in terror. 1he1c stood
the go-cart-but it was empty.
She burst into tears. ooh,
Princess Victoria, where are you?
Where are you?" she sobbed.
Just then she heard a voice say
ing:
"Good evening; a delightful
evening, is it not?" Mary turned
in astonishment and discovered
that big yellow Pansy was
speaking to her. In a moment
the Sweet Mignonette and the
Haunting Poppy had joined the
circle and they all Immediately
proposed hunting for Mary's doll.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

"But wait" said the violet as she
came up to the circle. Here come the
carnation, the chrysanthemum and the
geranium. They'll want to help us hunt
for the doll"
"WelI, well; what's all the trouble
about?" said the three flowers in a
chorus as they came up to the place
where the other flowers were.
When the three flowers were told
about the missing doll they told Mary
that they had not seen the doll since
the time Mary left it in the garden.
But I'm willing to hunt for it." said
the carnation.
1--WE are all willing to hunt for it,"
replied the pansy.
IF we are going to hunt for the
missing doll we had better start now"
said the poppy
The flowers first searched among the
flower beds. Then the carnation said
she thought the doll might be under
the porch. But this place was searched
and still the doll was missing.
Lets look in the barn." said the
pansy.
'I don't think it is there" said the
pansy, "but we can look"
ooh, we might find it there" replied
the geranium.
The flowers searched the barn, but
they failed to disclose the doll.
AS Mary came out Of the barn door
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

MI AIRY was delighted to have helpers
V in the search, SO they started
AA out, each one anxious to find the
fair lady.
Dandelion, hearing voices, peeped out
from under the grass and after the
story had been excitedly told she also
wished to join.
AS they were walking along in the
moonlight they heard noise in near
by bush All rushed forward to en-
brace the Princess Victoria, but instead
saw an ugly brown toad.
"Oh, have you seen our Princess Vic
toria ?" they all said in one breath.
81 saw some beautiful creature, but
whether it was a princess L can't tell"
''And in what direction did she gO?'
always to the north"
So they went on until they met a
hare, who told them that Victoria was
seen riding on the back of a lion.
At this, timid Mignonette grew pale,
and, to add to her terror, a great, shag-
gy animal with large paws approached
who rolled Mary over, placing Princess
Victoria on her back. The poor girl
was so frightened she gave a shrill cry
and a jump.
my child, your doll had a narrow
escape" Papa's voice was serious. and
the precious doll was never again left
on the sidewalk.
ADELE AXTMAN,
1205 Monterev road South Pasadena
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

EVELYN WINIFRED WELDON.
652 South Workman street, Los An
geles; age IL years; grade A6.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

F." HAT gave you the power to
wv speak?" asked Mary. ''It is
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

ADELE AXTMAN,
1906 Monterey road, South Pasadena
high school, sophomore, age 13.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
(HonorabIe Mention)

MT AIRY was delighted to have helpers
M in the search, SO they started
AA out. each one anxious to find the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-27

The EpWorth League of the Meth
odist church has been most fortunate
in securing the Ben Hur' entertain
ment for their church on Monday
evening. November %, 1909. This
entertainment is announced to be
one of the finest and most complete
of its kind ever offered, and cannot
fail to give the people of this city
sincere pleasure 1t will be a triple
bill illustrated with over 200 beauti-
full pictures each 20 feet square, the
main feature being lecture on
Ben IIur."
The first part of the program will
be scenes in colors from life of the
Prodigal Son, as told in scripture.
The second part will be the Ben
Hur" lecture and colored ilustra-
tions, covering the entire story and,
especially. many exciting scenes of
the chariot race, made immortal by
Gen. Lew Wallace. The intermission
between these two parts is occupied
by a lecture and cOlored slides on
- OF the most famous Rams
Horn" cartoons, the entire enter
tainment eXerting a most refined and
eleyating influence whose education
al value will be great benefit 10 the
community. There will be many 9TH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-27
DEPENDABLE MEDICINES.

SO much comment and criticism of
medicines has been caused since the
creation of the Pure Food and Drugs
Law that one hardly knows what to
depend upon
There are, however, dependable
medicines such as the Cod Liver and
Iron preparation called VINOL,
which is not a patent medicine in any
sense of the word, because it is open
~ stated on every bottle what it con-
tains, and this combination of two
world famed tonics can be relied
upon by every weak, run down or
aged person to restore health and
strength. Hood & Curtin. Druggists,
Waxahachie, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-27
The Smart set.

The Smart Set" one of the best
colored organizations on the circuit,
is booked for an engagement at the
opera house Friday night. This year
this Incompatible company OFFERS
out of the ordinary in an
way. 1t is "A comedy dra-
ma welded to sweet music of the in
fictitious. jingling kind, and is called
George Washington Bullion s.
Tut Whitney, a colored comedian
above the average ability, is the star,
and he is ably assisted by a COM
pany of thirty, all talented and clev-
err. The show is one riot of fun and
laughter and is of the calibre that
is certain to enhance the reputation
of this we'll known band Of mirth-
proyokers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-27

ANUSEAIENTS.
>>>%
Franklin stock Company.

A fairly Large audience last night
saw the Franklin Stock company's
presentation of the best comedy
eve. seen il IA theatre "A wires
Mistake was a high class farce
comedy and was cleverly produced
by this splendid company and was
fully appreciated by the audience
with continuous laughter and APP
plause The vaudeville was up to
tie standard Il McH ~ nish' ard
received many encores Tonight S
bill is the first feature bill of their
engagement. The Bishops Car
riage" is high class play dramatic
ed from Miss Nicholson's famous
novel. There will also be a new line
| of vaudeville Ladies free again to-
night with every reserved seat (35c)
purchased at Hood & Curlin's drug
store.