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Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
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Arizona republican., 1909-04-27
CONVICTION OF PEREZ
 FIRST OF IRE TERM
The Beginning Yesterday of the Trial of Criminal Cssec.

The trial of cases in the criminal side of the district court began yes terday with that of B. Perez, who had been indicted for an assault upon Maria Marquez with a deadly weapon. Perez had been a friend of the woman. or rather, she had been a friend of his and at his request she let him have a puzzle ring. Perez pawned it and when the woman found it out and wanted it back there was a quarrel which re- suited in the assault. He was found guilty.
 Jose Ramirez against whom an in
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27

Mrs. F H. Harris gave a dinner party last evening. The guests were delighted with the coffee. Mrs. liar ris always uses Folger's Golden Gate whole roast, and grinds it herself, not too fine: pulverized coffee is bitter.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27

PERSONAL MENTION .


Guests at the Hotel Adams are: T. G. Norris. Prescott; Stanley II. Wat son. Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell, Miss Mitchell, F. D. ElsOn. Los Angeles; C. w. Waterbury, New York; R. J. Young. Sentinel: Waiter Cool, Denver: G. Ghisi, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27

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 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-27

Great bargains on 5c. and 10c. tables at Curio closingout sale. 112 West Washington. only a few days more.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
MAKAPUU RECORDS
STILL COMING IN

Here are some Makapuu records.
From Nuuanu avenue car terminus, via
Pail, Waimanalo, Makapuu and Koko
Head to Waialae carline terminus, nine
hours; time to be deducted for meal at
Waimanalo, thirty-six minutes; actual
time. eight hours and a half. This
record is held by W. S. Rice and Nat
Biart
Another record is given by William
Barnhart and Johnny McCandless. They
walked the distance in an actual time
of nine hours. They were delayed by
a series of showers of rain and by the
muddy road from the foot of the Pail to
Waimanalo. The rain had made the lat,
ter stretch of road almost impossible.
Here is a chance for sporting event
There is SO much argument about this
record that something should be done
about it. If the walkers viii get to-
gether and select committee, The Ad
vertiser win be glad 10 arrange a walk
ing race over that course.
No running, just straight walking,
with a certain time set apart for lunch
and judges spread over the road TO see
that there was no short cutting. This
should prove a very attractive public
event. If this idea is pleasing TO the
walkers. they would do well to eommu-
nicate with the sporting department of
this paper as soon as possible so that
a meeting can be arranged for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
PALAMAS HAND 1T
TO THE YOUNG men

The Palamas handed it to the Y.
NJ. c. a. last night, in a great game
of indoor baseball at the PaIama gym
nasium, by a score of eighteen to
sixteen.
The Palamas had new pitcher, who
did not make good. In the second in
ming he stood for so many bingles that
the Y. NJ. c. AS slipped over seven
on them. So they transferred him to
the bench and put in Arthur Parker,
the old original standby.
Then things began to change. The
Palamas made bingIe after bingle,
with a few doubles interspersed, and
soon the boys from the junction were
forging ahead. The callagains slipped
over four in the fifth, but this was
only flash in the pan, and the ninth
ended with both teams making three.
but the steady workers from Palama,
two to the good
Doctor Hand and jamie Mott were
umpires. There was a large plenty for
them to attend to, and the decisions
were absolutely straight and fair all
the way through.
There was the usual large crowd TO
watch the games. The fair sex was
well represented. as it always is. and
the girls gave large and loud encour-
agement to their favorites.
The lineups were:
PalamaS-Cbinito. c.; Arthur Par
ker. p; Kimmut. III: VIM. Hoapili-
Oh; Nunes. 3b.: All Kwong. $: George
Kealoha. If; Jivo, eff; Loka and H.
Ak. IT,
Y. NJ, c. A.-T Tinker. e; G. Mills,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12

dore Wilder's wren. The Pearls viii
be represented by the Pearl, Ivy and
kOloa.
Prizes win be given for each class
sand it is probable that there will be
prizes for both second and first in each
class. The races will be run under
the combined auspices of the Homo
lulu and Hawaii yacht clubs The Pa
poose win be permitted to enter the
race after naming the class she wishes
to compete with and the Male viii
be admitted under handicap, in the
Fearl class.
There will be meeting of the Fo-
nolulu Yacht Club tonight to decide on
handicaps and other details. This win
be at tie Lyle residence at ha&f-past
seven and all members are requested
TO be present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12

can hear from "the owner of Adion"
at any time he will come to reasonable
terms. | want to run half mile. For
some reason known only to himself,
Ferriera does not want TO race at that
distance, but names quarter or three
eighths. My horse is not in shape, be-
ing now at pasture. Ferriera's horse,
on the other hand, is in fine condition
and recently won race.
Now, if Mr.. Ferriera means business,
let him come to these reasonable terms
and the race will be a go.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
CULLEN SIGNS
WITH REILLY
Clever Lightweights to Box for
the Island Title Held
by Cullen.

Reilly and Cullen have signed arti-
cles to box fifteen rounds under clean
break rules at the Orpheum on Novem-
Der "a, Thanksgiving Eve The time
will be about half-past nine.
The whole biznai was settled up yes
terday afternoon when the two boys
got together with Jack Scully and the
usual arguments were all chewed over
and settled right there.
Cullen will train at the Orpheum, as
usual With him viii be Kid Terry
of the Iroquois and Armstrong of the
theatrical troupe of Armstrong &
Verne. The latter will conduct him
over the road. while the former will
do boxing stunts with him.
Reilly will work in the rooms over
the old Kentucky Saloon, on Alakea
street. These form quite a good train
ing quarters and allow of several spec
tators Trainer Bob Ross figures that
it is best for Reilly to train in an at
mosphere close enough to be as nearly
as possible to that which he will en-
counter when he enters the ring.
Reilly Says He Will Win.
Reilly announces his grave intention
to win this scrap He figures that he
will have an advantage under clean
break rules, and is out to take the
scalp of the kid that gave him his last
time.
81 never felt surer of anything"
said Reilly yesterday, than of win
ming this go. If [ do win it-and you
may bet your life l am going to win
it'll shall then 60 ON to Australia.
When they hear that have handed a
lemon to Dick Cullen, I shall have no
difficulty in getting all the goes l
want. =
A Better Chance.
This talk of Reil1y's is a live noise
There is no doubt that Charlie was out
elassed last time, but the rules were
straight Marquis of Queensberry and
he had little chance to show his elev
erness. Added to this, Charlie lost his
temper badly. He went for Cullen
like a crazy mutt and hammered him
with his head down and his hands up.
Next time Reilly will have a chance to
show what he can do in the clever
line.
Orpheum Is Leased.
Joe Cohen has leased the Orpheum
for the bout The house viii be dark
at the time, and Joe figures that he
can make more money by leasing the
place for a show, than by going
through all the fuss and worry of pro-
noting a bout and then having every
body yell Cake
Joe is not so awfully wise in this
respect, as the fans are very much
bucked up over this event. They real
ize that the two boys put up the bout
of their lives last time, and there are
sufficient hackers of Reilly in this town
to fill the house. Everybody wants to
see what Reilly can do under the clean
break rules. IF he can outpoint Gull
len, he is all right. But if Cullen can
do what his admirers expect him TO
do-beat Reilly to it, then Charlie will
HE him to the Coast, while Cullen con-
tinues on his triumphant course to
Australia. If vice versa, then vice
versa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
SEA-FLEh RACES
NEXT SUNDAY
Match Race and Class Races to
Make Big Excitement
on That Day.

There will be several sea fiea races
on Sunday. The first will be the big
Prince Cupid-Jack Densham affair. This
will start at noon. The Prince and the
skipper of the Galloping Mary will toss
coins for choice of the Pearl or the
Koloa, the latter is Hebeler's Pearl,
now in course of construction and al
most ready to launch.
The crews of each boat will be just
two. The owners in each case will
act as one member of the crew. The
other two are to be selected by the
shippers. Densbam s crew is already
selected. It will consist of either
Luther Hough or Hebeler, according to
the Pearl selected after the toss. The
other member of the crew will be Tele-
grapher Macdonald from the British
cruiser Bedford.
The second race will be for sea-wrens
and Pearls. 1t will start from the
Myrtle Boat Club. In this race the
wrens and Pearls will start at the same
time but will be classed under their
respective tiles. The wrens will sail
in one race and the Pearls in another.
There are now sufficient entries in
each class to make separate race pos
sible. The wrens will be represented
by the Galloping Mary, Dancing Sally,
Roaring Gimlet and possibly Commo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
p; K. Long, h.; l.. Isaacs, h.; A.
Silva, 3D.; H. Klemme, 3D.; R. Ben
ney, S.; Mcclure, rf.; q. Auerbach,
eff; L. Rosa, If.
The lockers for the Palama gym
nasium have arrived and are now be-
ing installed down below stairs, next
door to the swimming tank.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
ADl0N'S OWNER WANTS
A HALF-MlLE RACE

Editor Adyertiser:-I In a short sports
item Wednesday morning The Adver-
tiser takes occasion to say, "Ferriera
is still waiting to hear from the own
err of Adion.'' The writer refers to
Jockey Ferriera and myself, as owner
OF the horse mentioned.
In reply / have to say that Ferriera
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12

Haole Sumner will please come
through with the weights of the team
which played against the Marines last
time. Here are the Marine weights,
certified to by Sergeant Camp: Corey,
1877; Altman, IFS; Nelson, l6S; Conner,
Isl; Hoffman, e26; Reed, 30; Boots,
224; Battih, lsl; CAV, 155; Clement,
49,; Maxim. 1874. Total, 2006.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
CHEEKY OUT--AH
TOONiTO CATCH
MCCandIess Cup to Be Presented
Between Games Next
Sunday.

Al meetlng OF the Oanu league
last night it was decided that the
games of last Sunday will be postponed
until the end of the season, and so the
schedule for next Sunday will be:
Dragonlets VS.. Beers; Japs VS.. Half
vets.
The fans will return with something
of relief to the regular baseball SEIZED
ule after q two weeks rest, and the
Oahu league, having bucked up consid-
erably and now handing out better ball
than ever. will doubtless draw all the
oldtimers to the Athletic Park next
Sunday.
Cheeky Fell Off Bike.
Poor old Cheeky fell off his bike
and can not play for the Dragonlets.
His place will be taken by All Toon,
and Apau will probably pitch for him.
The Beers will have to send out fine
aggregation if they are to hand any
thing to the boys from dragonland.
The battle between the Half-wets
and Japs will be a hot one. Louie
Soares, the 'Iiser kid, will be there to
handle the big mitt for the Half-wets,
and Gibson will certainly be in good
form to hand out his usual line of
curves.
The Marines have been practising
hard for the last two weeks. Gibson
is "playing doggo,' so that he may
give the greatest exhibition of pitch
ing ever seen here.
How Gibson Pitched.
Those who saw the great nineteen
inning game between the Beers and
Half-wets will remember what Gibson
did. He handed bunch that made
all the big leaguers look like thirty
cents in the middle of the road and
nobody to pick it up. 1t was George
Clark who stayed with him, and both
these pitchers have earned fame by
the work they did. Gibson is in inf
nitely better shape than he ever was
before, and is touted to twirl the star
game of his life.
Two Good Pitchers.
The Japs have a fine bunch to fall
back on. There is the King of Spain,
long may he reign. There is that Jack
Flores to alternate, and there are one
or two others who can twirl if the
above combination falls down.
1t was decided at the meeting last
night not to have the sports at the
Athletic Park on Thanksgiving Day, in
Difference to the football. Thanksgiv-
ing Day is sacred to football, and the
Oahu league does not feel like but
ting in.
Mayor VIII Present.
The McCandless cup for the Oahu
Junior league will be on exhibition in
the sporting part of Wall, Nichols
store on Saturday. On Sunday there
will be the big presentation by Mayor
Fern, in between games, to the Portu
guese Athletic Club, who have shown
themselves to be the champion junior
players of Honolulu.
The Marine lineup will be: Slorp,
S.; Hayes, 3D.; Cav. 3b.; Davis, h.;
Gibson, p; Peyton, If; Williams, cf.;
Hines, IF; Soares, c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
KNOWN EVERYWHERE.

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. It cures
gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery, and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness of the bowels. For sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawai-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08

AtacadOres tam
Tipos para I'm,
de diez y doce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
LOS PREsUPUEsTos

Dcntro del Acta Foraker Ia inicia-
tlva dc loe prosupuestoS partc dc cIal-
miiera de- los dos cucrpos que iornlnn
IA ASamhlea. La Camara DIEGO sIcmprc
one los inciara Fl Consejo. cuyos
miemhroS conncen mas Il fondo ct mo-
vimicnto de las oiicinas Y las eXigen-
cias del Seryicio en cscuelas obras
pnblicas. Cortos de JuSticia v ncresi-
dadps del TcSoro. ESta IS una pTtobs
de que la Camara ma falt6 mnca = las
indcacioncS de una perfccta corre"-
ci6n V, hasta si s. qiicre, de una no
BILE bcncvolencia. Nj una sola vez hui
bo Il menor conilicto por los presu-
puoStoS. que Sc aprobaron, dcsdo 1900
i 1905. Sobre la base de los proyectos
del Executive.
Este ano cl proyccto vino de' Com
scjo 4 Ia Camara. Y la Camara tnnicn-
do en- cuenta el Mensajc del Gobor
nador v el informc anual del Auditor
en mlo 60 alud. i ma baia considc-
rable en- las rcntaS de la isla v Sc IN
sinua la utilidad de introd'nir econo-
mias, acord6 rcba. jar cl ) por 100 cn
los salaries de $500 a 1000; ci 10 poT
100 en- los de $1,000 Il 1000, v ei -
por 100 On los de 1000 en ad"aante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
E| eapIIu|O Dc cargOS

continuation de la segunda Plsna)
ane 81 eetrellen las inniatiyas y 's~
aspiraciones pofnlares I'll Consejo fje
cutivo, que representa- e1 la colosis 10
tHyndridn Y el caractar de loc ssta--
dos Unid,~. como nacian lfbm y Jns
Ia. como eSpcranZa de todo~ Ice
paises esclavos. necesita mosirsre- y
la alhlra del nomhrr amercano, que
IN Il mlndo no 81 traduoe por opr>r-
n6n Y tirania. sino por igualdad Y
digni,lad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08

pvstests contra la corte de Distrito
~ lss Estados Unidos, cuya modiiica-
esss : Suppression habia pedido la Ca
nara. virtuaimente, al snprlmir los
ssrider, ~ srprimia la Corte. Pero
is Casars, una veg formltlada su pro-
s.sis, en- vista de- que 81 connei" ~
svabs dsscutir aqalcllos descuentns
retire sur enmiendas en- Ia relative q
In Corte d. los Estados Unidos, man
~a,eldelss cn el resto del bill de apr"-
rsaeisses.
Estaha en- su derecho In Canhara, Y
precedia con ejemrlar moderaoid0. ~
los pres'Ipuostos han de pasar segln
lor aeuerdc cl Executive. sin que ,es-
ie sdnita modifcacioncS funlamenta-
l,r sdictivas, 81 ha de acusarse . IL
ssars de- fa,ciosa, cuando no san
-osr con su voto los presupnestoS del
Eiecntlvo que le parzcan eXagerados
. err6neos, seria meior que Sc ar-e-
sstsse Il IL camara la poteStad de IN
tervenr en- los presupuestos, Y que -
decisrase. como principle de Gohern"
para Puerto Rico, que "pueden impo-
ncrsc tributos sin el conSentimiento ,ln
los que los pagan" rompi6ndoSe Dc
tai manera Ia base en- cuya solidez apo
70 81 pueblo americana H. conquiSta
de ell indepeudcacia
ilustrcs tratadistaS amcricaLoS aiir-
man que LAS contribmcioues son dona-
Gones que proccdcn del pueblo sohrt
Il cual Sc roparten, y dcbcn sen hcchas
por los representatives inmcdiatOo dei
.ismo pue bio. FL Comscjo Eiecutyo
Eo dlsconoce esos tratadStaS. pcro o.
vida sIS cnsenanzas. LcjoS de enfIur
~ debate sotre las enmiendds l0g--
cas Just ifcadisimas de la Cauara.
pr-frio una ruptwa resonante. \
,npentrae la Camara ocupaba suS ru r.
tos aguardaba tranquila, envi6 una
Conisi6n notificarIe que habia ter
a, nado Sus trabajoS legiSlativos.
.Qmtn Is culrahe del contlicto sub
mgule,te7 A qitn toca la response
brlidad de cue no haya hey lm p'eSu-
falesto on Puerto Rico para e ano eco-
n6nico de l909-1910? La Camara Sos
tiene que Ia culra la responsible.
dad son exolusiyamente del Cop>eie
/ Executive. que pudo aguardar Y np
aenard6. que ptalo discutir y no disc5-
no y qIu, precipitandose i nm rom
j pimiento, traJo. las cosas 4 In sltlIrci6n
.fhficl que ocrfan y que la Camara
rNt& dieputsta rcsolvcr siemp'p qun
Ii hoiuci6n no colnprumeta su pr0pi.t
denrdad y la digndad y Ia hbartad ,.
Puerto REQ
Esto Is ouanto la Com,i6n tjelH
que exEreSar en- nombre dc Ia CANA
RI de Nelrgatos, la cual repest4.-
ta, on la ciudad de Washington Il dia
veinte y hlleve de Marco de 1909.
spet}oHamente,
Luis Munoz Rivera, Cayetano Coli
y Cuchl, EUgenio Benitez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
Ia protesta de los filipIn0S
UN ACUERDO DE La CAMARA

Nucva York. jucvcs.-Avsan de Manila que
la Camara dc Representatives. ha acordado en-
una votac6n de II contra g. oponcrsc rcSucta-
mcnte la accptaci6u del bill de las tarifas en-
In partc que rcfierc a Filipinas.
La actitud dc Ia Camara filipina, es objeto dc
m1tiplcs concentrates divcrSos cnconados.
Crccsc que Sc trata de imprcsionar al Sena-
do de Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
servleis Especial Del Belelln Mefeanlil
0ABLEGRAMAS.
la Legislation contra
los trust
LOS DERECHOS DEL PETROLEO

Nucva York jucvcs-La Camara de Repre-
scntantcs ha rcducido los derechos de cntrada
del pctr6lco crudo al uno por ccnto.
Esta rcforma aranccaria si pasa en- cl Sena-
do. causari cnormcS pGrdidaS In Standard on
Company.
La opinion piblica apIaudc la rcforma que
abaratara considcrabcmcntc el pctrolco, en- be
ncticio del pueblo consumldor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
Castro esta EN-
la MarjInica
ACECHANDO LA ENTRADA

Nucva York, juevcs.-LoS dcspachoS lcgado>
ale Fort de France diccn que ha dcScmbarcado
ALI cl cx-prcsidcntc Castro, que cspcrara on di-
cha ciudad eI momcnto oportuno dc pcnetrar en-
Venezuela.
I'll general Cipriano Castro dice que IA pesar de
las aparcnteS faclidades que le ofrccc cl general
Gomez. scria avcnruradisimo para q descmbar-
usr en- Venezuela, quedando MERGED dc s1lS enc
Inigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
Sera pedida la expuI-
ci6u de Castro
EI, NTENO JUDO ERRANTE

Nucva York, jucvcs.-Diccn los dcspachos re-
s.ibidos de Washington que probablcmente Sc pc
xlira por cI gobicrno dc los EStados UnidoS al dc
Francia la expulsion del general Castro de la
Martinica. dondc como cs dc supQncrSc atenta
q la conservation de Ia paz c ordcn on Ncne-
zuca.
Las potcncas toniaran ahora la represalla dc
la politica agresiva de Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
:: Ia Io.teria en- Cuba


Nueva York, jucvcs.-Il II Congrcso de Cuba
ha pasado una ley cstabIccendo la lotcria nacio-
nal on Cuba.
Tanto del presidcntc Gomez como del Scnado
dc Ia RcpubIica Sc espera por los rcprcsentan-
ties la Camara que preStaran su apoyo al pro
veto.
La otcrla cubana eStar;l galantlzada por cl
tcsoro dc la Republica.
Esptrase que cmpiecc ftnclonar desdc Ju-
MO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-08
Cuba uuiere un tratad0
de reciprocidad
LOS INTERESTS AI.ARMADOS

Nueva York. juevcs. Entire los eIcmentos
economics de Cuba ha producido gran alarma
eI bill de las tarifas. en- la fogma que scra pasa-
do por la Camara.
FL senor Iayas. que gcstona actuaimente en-
Washington yenta jas aranccarias ha pedldo
que Sc concicrtc entire Cuba los EstadoS Uni
dos. inmediatamcnte, un tratado Dc rccprncl-
dad.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-10-15
Mrs. G. A. Gross of Lawrence is spend

Mrs. G.. A. Cross of Lawrence is spend
ing the week with Paw Paw relatives.
Mr. and Mrs |. A. Whitman returned
home last Saturday after an extended
visit with their daughter Mrs. c. n,
Hathaway, in Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. n, A. Sherman and Mr..
and Mrs. f. n Wakeman are in Saginaw
this week to attend tire annual meeting
Of the grand chapter .. f.. $.
Mrs. Ed. Phillips, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Seth Allen, and
family returned to her home in Cali
fornia this week. Miss Etoile Allen ac-
companied her and will spend the win
ter in Los Angeles.
Uncle John Cook OF Decatur made The
True Northerner a pleasant call last
Monday. Uncle John has had a very
busy season, but as usual is in the very
best of health aud spirits. He expects
to leave about the first of December for
New York state to spend the winter
with his daughter