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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
TAILS ARE VERY USEFUL.

Why tail? Man rdicu1e appendage
stage The end things n ms a eadk nn the
= let s tan continues to be most important member among
legs are modern invention compared extension
tha wagg and waved and acted propeller early
lite misons OF years All sentiments
pressed by the tai curved gently side
or sign an1age quite sufficient for the cthyosaurs and
Observe the tails when says c. William Beebe
asazne' When you see dog lie down and curl his tail forward
na S hd OF the use Of this member The animal
his thick hairy tail around his body particularly as
through the porous tip The dog expresses kinds
o affection By wagging and grief by dropping his tail pointer
him to stsm his body and tail when he game When
dog Install between his legs
against pursuing enemy who might bite the trailing
me bird or lion after an OK e7rs and nc,ri the r., IS m an,
like nervously tapping his fingers
Oh stress and excitement The agua walking bough
and the house going top Of back
yard fence employ their tails to keep their balance the
tight artist his pole Sheep have
tails yet the breed found in Asia Minor and Tartary with fifty
pound tail make the appendage orehouse for These
are fastened on two sticks which drag the
An important function of tails is whisk flies and other
Two horses standing beside each other head tail and
Joining forces to switch off flies illustrate ingenious application
not have mudh tall because his thick and shaggy shielded him
Most aquatic animals the tail rather than the limbs
with The alligator paddles along slowly with his webbed
he folds his legs or lets them drift when he full speed
by unduang his tail. Seals fold fippes together
ta1laS1On
with their tails Whales used live dry lard and crawl
about four feet When they took the water they found
develop tails with vertical instead of horizontal
This helped them shoot quickly from the depths
The algators tail powerful that knock
half dozen trying to hold it The Mexican guana has
happy faculty OF letting keep the end of his tail while
his burrow and makes with
growth the appendage he has lost The porcupne vibrae his
quilted tail as formidable weapon.
fossil discovered in Bavaria shows how the lizards tail evoI
the eaery uft Of bird This link between reptile and
feathers each side of its eathe tall which
chiefly rudder in short eapng flights More feathers
need and finally the
open and tail of feathers curiosity the
Africa which has body four inches long and
in dew the bird can't fly
its feathers which puts it at the Of its
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The New Year Paradise is a pretty
and readable number
The Dodge school ON Nuuanu avenue
Will open on Monday, the 4th.
1ne entries for the poultry show
close on Wednesday, January 6.
ID. Mckenzie, for fourteen years the
manager of the Hakalau store, married
Miss Myrtle Gray In Forfar, Scotland,
recently.
and p, will meet in Fraternity Hall.
Odd Fellows building, this evening al
1880 o 'clach
The new Davies calendar for 1909
has an sexcellent picture of relief
nrap of Hawaii and some half tone cuts
of scenery and people.
f. E. Colby, superintendent of the
money order department at the Post
Office, Will leave on the transport sher-
idan on four months vacation.
I The Board of License Commissioners
have granted the petition of Fred P.
Peter to have his liquor license
changed from retail to wholesale.
Mayor-elect Fern has been spending
the New Year holidays over on the
Kooiau side. in Aiea and HauuIa. He
returned to Honolulu yesterday morn
ing.
The Hoou1u and Heala Iahui Society
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing Wednesday morning at 10 o clock
at the Kapiolani Maternity Home. All
members are requested to attend.
There will be meeting of the Yale
Alumni Association an the University
Club on Tuesday evening, January 5
at s o'clock, for the purpose of organ,
ization and other important business.
d. L. Van Dine, the entomologist of
the Hawaii Experiment Station, will
leave on the Sherman January 5, for
an extended leave of absence He will
probably bring here some inseetivorous
birds when he returns.
Jimmy Dougherty is ont of the
Queen s Hospital, nearly recovered
from his grave illness. He was treat
ed by DIR. Hoffman,, who brought into
use some new methods which he saw
used in Germany last summer.
Among the contributors to the relief
fund for the sufferers from the earth
quake in Italy yesterday were c. Brew.
er & Co, who sent $500 to Consul
Sehaefer, and Mrs B. NJ. Allen. who
sent $500. The total amount received
up to noon yesterday was $6065.75.
Miss Margaret Lum has returned to
Honolulu after graduating as a nurse
at Ste. Helenas College, California, and
rs now occupying position as nurse
at Kawaiahao Seminary, Manoa Val.
ley. She will be pleased to receive
her friends on the first and third Mon
day of the month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
MARK TWAIN
COMPANY LIMITED

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 23.-ssmueI L.
Clemens incorporated the Mauk Twain
company here today with capital
stock of $1,000 Besides himself, his
two daughters, r. W. Ashc1aft, who is
his business agent, and Miss c. Y. Dixon
are the cunIpany's directors and owners
of all of it's ecapita1 stock.
Samuel L. Clemens is the company 8
president. Miss Lyon vice president
and Ashcrsft secretary treasurer.
1t is a perpetual corporation for the
benefit of Clemens family. It has ae-
quired all right, title and interest in
Clemens pen name of Mark Twain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
BRYAN LECTURE AND
BOVINE PICTURES

The largest audience that has ever
assembled to listen to lecture in the
auditorium of the Central Museum, of
the Brooklyn Institutes of Arts and
Sciences, was attracted there en- the
afternoon of Saturday, December y,
last, to hear W. A. Bryan, of Honolulu,
deliver his special lecture on the Vol
cano of Kilauea and to see the Borine
moving pictures of the trip to the edge
of Halemaumau and the swirling lava
therein. This interesting item was sent
to Mr.. Bonine by Mr.. Bryan, who sell
dom writes to Honolulu without men
tioning the great sensation that the
volcano moving picture is making wher-
ever shown.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03

Notary Public, First judicial Circuit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
Assets,
$4.763,744.2S

Honolulu, December 81,
Allan w T. Bottomley, oemny
House Bishop December
knowledge
W.
Subscribed before this December
J.
Notary Public First Jude Circuit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03

Orders have been issued by the Ad-
jutant General for the annual encamp-
ment of the National Guard at Moana-
lua to be held from February is until
February %, inclusive.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
COMMERCIAL NEWS
CONTINUED from Page Four.)

Continued Page Four)
The experiments made growing encouraging
industry interesting things the and perhaps
important the and demonstrations in the
very important rubber growing and the results
such give added encouragement to the industry
copra
The acreage of isa very greatly
the year. planting the other of this
ton secured indicating that e production might
of the Islands
Brokers
According to Secretary Williamson Exchange
has considerably exceeded
only of the stock and bond
carried and the volume of these in the aggregate
lis believed greatly those of last year.
Lloyd Coming
every believe Lloyd Steamship
have ranraf operation Grinbaum
returned Francisco spend the winter here as his
with the Western Pacific Railroad
Gould which has been pushed to
built accommodate
neghboood the Pacific Mail docks The
Lloyd the
established they practically cumna
The aratson Navigation Company
development Navigation Company, the increase in its
plans especially its plans for
outlook Islands
Deal.
business changes the purchase by William G. Irwin
death Claus peeke of the interest of the latter in the
banking house of Claus preeke Company This made Mr. Irwin the sole
Eroprebsr of the bank
who about ss been extensive manufacturing
weler iwehy secured
ng the quarters until now occupied ny Detz and by Assh opan'
andw 20 in
be added stock of e~y goods
The ar mart Of the building will be in the hands of artisans in
fitting Mr. Gnlman
will have large frontage Fort street besides the advantages of
location
i Automobiles A1ox5ng
the
business The phenomenal develop
uent of the moving picture shoE business
During year Company
by P.
during
year. holding
systems Mahi
10 Watermelon
property the
has comparatively from SIG share sales at $l3
1t understood the that the watermelon the
dend The has been exceedingly prosperous and in spite of the
of building the surplus
ne
EVA yesterday Oahu advanced the selling the
Exchange Commercial and Sugar
advanced Little, selling yesterday $9925
"a
The ansaetions of the week haveb een
Monday-35
Tuesday,, Waialua 49, $4,000 Olaa
MeByde 35o7 10
Waimea
Thursday,
Friday, hone( holiday).
NJ IL N 1880; so 10 To- Oahu
Sugar 1925; 20 Haw. c. s, 1925
per cent; cent
Wamana, Electric olowau, cent
Haw Ag Co., Pineapple Co. cent Hon R. T. L Co
senannua per Quarterly
Dividends, January 19o9Iiku Paia IL cent
Eva, Com.
Co. so; onokaa l3 2 McBryde $780, 1856 OAHU
ookaa,
2o Hon
B. NJ Co. 2O 225 Haw Pineapple Co. 49, $4,000 o R. R. Con- IS 50
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THE BYSTANDER
Continued From Page Four.)

Armenians; old Mmmian world
the
Them bless,
bette kep OF your vauabes.
y -
of the pleasure of exhibiting his thoroughbred
poultry show this season He had male and
orders
doua
better half thought
in
bird full of life and the female closely
mater epoing n clutches of the
saying that his fellow
opposite the
the follow
seated President Arthur did the
Cleveland did them when Cleveland
local politicians think
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
MARRIED.

FURTADO-KAU the Wainee
church, Rev. D. K. White officiating
December %, 1903. Miss Lucy Kau-
kau to A. D. FurtadO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03

A black coat lost ten days ago is
advertised for. Finder please read
classified ads today.
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A. w. T. BoTToALEY.
liabilities,
ESTABLISHED 1858.

Capital and surplus .....$ o37 ara. S.
Due TO banks and bankers Ia.27SIa
Deposits ................- 3,s05, s9S-2a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell our
automatic burglar alarm; sample Boc; send
for circulars and terms. Coiher Novelty
Co. 80 Greenwich Ave, New York;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

AGENTS-Here's your opportunity,
Household article. sell everywhere. Mr.
Hirthler made $500 last month--so can you.
don't walt: start now. Dexter Supply Co,
S4 Dearborn St, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

PREPARE FOR civil service or census
position through National Civil Service
school, 81 e. Cap. St. Washington, d. c.,
which has prepared so many successfully.
1881 appointments last year. Full informa-
ton frSe.s
WANTED-Good gardner; must know
how to milk. 1916 S. 32d Ave. Tel. Har-
ney 1921.
LAUNDRY WASHER and fireman, SEQ:
man and wife cooks, so; cook. $50, room: 1
cooks, $12 a week and room; 2 farm hands.
$40; 5 bridgemen; 2 engineers in concrete:
man and wife; farm man and wife, private
place, $50 Martin & Co, 1911 Capitol Ave
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

e-r, mod, 1881 N. 2lth st.-t25.
Or, mod, 2S14 Dodge St.-S90.
6-r, mod. eX. heat, 1928 N. 3Tth St.-S16.
6-r., mod, 2215 Lake St-t21.5o.
1-r., mod. ex. heat. 26i2 Bristol St.-s&
Ter. mod, 500 S. 26th Ave.-A5.
FLATS.
6-r., mod. ex. heat. 1921 N. Goth St.-tR
b-r-. mod, 250S Sherman Ave.-sD.
6-r., mod. gas range and heater furnished
HS Harvey St.-S35.
4 and b-r. steam heated all modern apart
ments. ia N. 18th St.-S42O and 1910.
1 furnished rooms, 16oO Dodge St-tS.
HASTINGS a HEYDEN, 1914 Harvey St.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

town to sell the celebrated Triplev hand
bag for women, four bags for four sep
arate purposes, all in one. Can be en-
larged to meet your needs as you go along.
Write for terms and particulars OF other
new patented articles. s. A Diamond &
Bro. Co. Manufacturers, IS West 1lst St..
New York"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

SIX good agents wanted; SIS a month
each; write at once. American Aluminium
Mfg. Co.. Dept. A, Lemont, ILL.,"
A LARGE corporation, with millions OF
assets and the strongest endorsements ever
given any enterprise. can use a few high
grade successful statesmen in placing its In
terest bearing securities. not mining or In
s%urance small salary paid, but opportunity
given for very large contingent profits:
positively only men with good records and
favorable acquaintance I'm their respective
towns need apply. Address. giving refer
ences. experience. etc. Secretary" l23
Quincy BLDG. DenYer CoIna
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

AGENTs-Perfeetion noodle cutter; new.
lightning seller; low priced; big profits
sample free. Forshee Mfg. CO, b SIS.
Dayton. Ohio
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11


AGENTs-Earn 81 hourly; samples free.
James NJ. Cody, Z7l0 Dickson ST., st.
Louis, Mo-"
AGENTS-You can make quick sales and
big profits with our new selt-llghting. wind
proof pocket cigar lighter; every smoker
buys on sight; sells itself. Rathbun Mfg.
Co., Indianapolis. Ind"
TRAVELLING statesmen wanted to handle
as side line the quickest selling proposition
ever offered to dealers of souvenir oost
cards: a big money maker for you. Cart
ner 4 Bender, Chicago
Clerical and office.
WANTED-Young man as bookkeeper
and assistant In credit department. Must
be experienced. thorOughlv competent. az
greSslve and willing TO learn. No others
considered. Address D-i0a. care Bees
TRAVELLING Salesmen: Flour. 500: oil.
SIS; grocery speciRlties. SIS; mercantile
line. fi&. and many others.
Retail SaleSmen; Two grocery, S40-S60;
80 registered drug clerks. tb; dry goods
Stenographer. railroad. SIS.
Stenographer, law office, f5: out OF town
We also have numerous other positions
for office clerks. bookkeepers. hotel clerks
cashiers, at salaries ranging from so "a
SIS. II you are in need Of a position you
should not fail TO see us or write for ouI
booklet Of particulars.
WESTERN DIR. = RoND ASSN, INC.
Hl-3 n. Y. life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
FLORISTS
HESS & sWoBopA. NE Farnam.
FURNACE REPAIRING

Repairing and resetting gas, leaky
furnaces. Experts on ~remodellng furnaces
to obtain more heat on a fuel saving basis
We install new furnaces. Omahs Stove
Repair Works, 1868 Douglas St., 10th
phones.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

r.a0AN PROFIT made In two months by
c. Nichols and his agents IN Utah and
Idaho; write for proof. Want general
aGent TO open ran office IN this state;
exclusive territory; complete protection;
amaatng profits; permanent. honorable
business Parker cheVical Co. ChicagO.s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Free rent until July is, 1903.
A 5-R and a Ar house, ssth and p Sta
% to g..
N22 Howard, s-r, all modern, 80.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUsT CO.
Ground Floor. 1901 FETnam Sc Il
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

WANTED-A young man who has had
experience as cashier in large mercantile
establishment or In "a hank. Best refer
WE have fifteen vacancies paying from
$50 to SIS In the following lines:
St~euOeraphers, ste~nOgraphers and clerks.
boOkkeepcrs, cashiers and clerks out OF
town., collectors and solicitors. Call early
Monday.
THE cANo AGENCY. AZ BEE BLDG
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

WE WANT GOOD AGENTS
to sell our orange. fig and truck lands In
10-acre tracts at Magnolia Place. a sub
division near Houston. Texas. This Is a
strictly high class proposition and these
tracts are an ideal place for a home. Price
We give purchasers Immediate possession
and guarantee absolute satisfaction. We
allow liberal commissions and furnish
splendid outfits to responsible agents.
Land Company. Muskogee. Oklahoma.e
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06

discouraged if our task seems be-
yond us. Four things are Deces-
rary for a good school: a good
building, god teachers, plenty of
children and public spirited com
munity, alive to the interest of the
school. Let the parents know that
the teachers are trying to work for
the good of the child and for the
State that when they 60 out for a
canter on cow pony after school
it is with the hope that the gran
deur of this wonderful country, the
beauties of nature may drive away
the cares that infest the day, and
that they may return next day
renewed in body and mind better
able to 90 on with the work.
A NoGALEs PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
Fire Department Smoker.

Wednesday evening the Nogales
Fire Department held a business
meeting in Armory Hall, which
was attended by about forty mem.
bers of the Department, a nd few
invited citizens who have at heart
the interest of the organization.
Chief Bracey Curtis presided, and
Mr.. N. Richardson acted as secre-
tary.
The report of the Chief to the
Department was read, the same
embodying also his report to the
Town Board. Among recommended
tlons was one that there be ap-
pointed a paid custodian of the
apparatus and equipment of the
Department, whose duty it shall
be to clean up the hose, equipment
and apparatus after fire, and
have everything in order for i'm !.
mediate action when an alarm is
sounded.
Another recommendation of the
Chief was establishment of hose
house upon the Cra wford street hill
for use in that vicinity in case of
fire in which to be kept one of the
carts and its complement of hose.
The argument advanced was good,
that if the hose was needed down
town there would be no difficulty
in getting it to the point wanted
hut that it is very difficult mat
ter always to get a hose cart up the
hill.
A proposition was advanced to
arrange with the Electric Light
Company to have a prolonged blast
of the whistle at the works sounded
as fire signal, whenever an alarm
is given.
1t was agreed also that the
Town Board will be asked for a
contribution to provide additional
apparatus and equipment.
After the business of the meeting
was over sandwiches, beer, and
cigars were served, and the gather,
ing passed very sociable hour.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
Whole No. 82I

Company now has three gangs of
men aggregating about sixty labor
ers in all, clearing roads through
their lands, portion OF this is be-
ing done by contract. and the bal
ance with the company's own
forces. About one hundred kilo-
meters of road have been cleared
to date, and there will soon be no
difficulty in showing visitors any
piece of land in the valley they
may desire to see.
A third traction engine has been
purchased by Edmondson q Rea-
YES, contractors for the main canal,
and will soon be at work on the
extension below lateral No. 6.
Contractor Montijo is increasing
his force on lateral No. 6, and will
soon have seventy teams at work
there, the first kilometer of the
lateral is already completed. The
company has let a contract for
fifty thousand brick to be usedin the
construction of head-gates for late
rails Nos. 3, 6 and s.
Mr.. Frank H. Olmsted, Of Los
Angeles, California, consulting en-
gineer of the Richardson Construc.
tion Company, arrived at Esperan-
IA last week. He has gone thor
oughly over the work in progress
on the lands and irrigation works
of the company, in company with
the manager, and is now with the
assistance of W. Sidney Smith,
assistant engineer of the company,
establishing guaging station on the
Yaqui river at La Dura. Records
will be kept there for the company
over term of years in order to de-
termine closely the total annual
and average run-off of the Yaqui
river.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
A Peculiar Accident.

Monday THE OASIS editor exper-
fenced peculiar accident which
has crippled him considerably and
made it very inconvenient to get
about, and painful as we'll. He
had driven home at noon and got
out of the buggy to open gate
and take the horse and vehicle in
side the premises. AS soon as the
gate was opened the colt started,
and in such direction that unless
stopped collision of the vehicle
against the gate post was newt
able. Mr.. Bird hurriedly ran two
or three steps and caught the
horse, and as he did so he felt
sharp pain like a knife thrust in
the calf of the leg. He made out
to get into the buggy and down to
the house where he called for as
siStance, and was hel ped into the
house. There was nothing exter-
nal to Indicate any injury, but the
pain was intense. Upon examina-
ton Doctor Gustetter declared that
n muscle in the calf of the leg had
been split by the sudden strain
thrown upon it in the act of spring
ing toward the horse. While not
laid up with the hurt. Mr.. Bird
finds it awkward and difficult to
get about, even with the aid Of a
walking stick.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
Ysqui Delta Notes.

Messrs. Mackley and Galbraith
are clearing their respective farms
near the new town of Yaqui.
MesSrs. Strong and Leitch are st
present building a frame cottage on
their farm just south of the same
town.
The Yaqui hotel is rapidly near.
ing completion and will soon be in
use; the roof is being put on this
week. The store building at Yaqui
will soon be rising from the soil;
most of the material for the walls
being already on the ground.
Mr.. Edwin NJ. Clark, one of the
original purchasers of land in the
tract owned by the Richardson
Construction Company, is visiting
the valley this week, and is pre-
pairing to let contracts for the
clearing of his land. He was for,
tunate in securing a thousand acre
block near the town of Yaqui,
The Richardson Construction
Company has established depart
ment of engineering in charge OF
Mr.. John r Chamberlain, of New
York. Orders to this effect have
been issued to all assistant en-
gineers by Mr.. Carl E, Adam man
ager and Mr.. Chamberlain is now
on the ground in active charge OF
his department.
The Richardson Construction