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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04

tion was the result of her refusal to marry him.
 Mrs. Dunphy declared that Giles tor mented her constantly, threatening to tell her husband of her actions, and that the affair finally resulted in the husband forsaking her.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
Suffering and Dollars Saved

E. s. Loper, of MariIlaf N. Y., says: "I am carpenter and have had many severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It has saved me suffering and dollars. It is by far the best healing salve have ever found." Heals, burns, sores, ulcers, fever sores, eczema and piles. 25c at Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
The inxisibIe Point.

It was an awfully old joke, but ths American thought It might cause has English friend to generate smile.
 Just before sailed for Liverpool" !" said the American, T dreamed that I was dead. and the heat woke me up."
 "SoY rejoined the Englishman se-i- ously. '.rhe weather must be beastly hot in America Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
LUST HUSBAND BY PERSECUTION OF
 LOVER
CLAIMs WOMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING THOUSANDS or DOLLARS IN DIAMONDS

NnlCAGO, February 3.-Mrs. Mar, Aaybell Dunphy, wife of a prom. 'a' ~, Boston physician, on trial charged 'u having stolen ss,OOo worth of dia. cn S and securities from Charles E. hol well known broker of Boston sst ~. 'ue witness stand in her own be srv uenied having stolen the prop. ,Dns. 1 winch is alleged to have dis G,ss, sa ~ while she was staying at thu SSs, NOfthern hotel with Giles last Oc
 ana asserted that the prosecu
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
AmuSementS
THE MAJESTIC THEArER.

Manager Tupper opens this pretty lit tie play house tonight with an unusual ly high class attraction, the James P. Lee Comedy Players, who will present for their opening bill MT. Lees version of "Charlie's Aunt" which is entire ly different from the manner in which
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
Worn Out

That s the way you feel about the lungs when you have hacking cough. It's foolishness to let it go on and trust to luck to get over it, when Ballard 's Horehound Syrup will stop the cough and heal the lungs. Price 25c, soc and Sl.00 per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
QUAKE IN INDIANA.

OWENSvILLE, Ind, February B. A slight earthquake shock was felt here early today. Two miles east of town the shock was more severe and of longer duration. No damage was done.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
CHANGE AT THE IRIS. A big show tonight. Don't miss it

Mrs. E. H. Harris gave a dinner party last evening. The guests wer" delighted with the coffee. Mrs. Harris always uses Folger's Golden Gate whole roast and grinds it herself, not too fine pulverized coffee is bitter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
Luck.

"Do you believe there Is anything f2 luck y' asked the young man.
 Yes" answered the home grown philosopher. There is lot of inteili- gence and perseverance in it"-Ex- change. ----.---iy ----.-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
CHANGE AT THE IRIS. A big show tonight. Don t miss it.
For that Terrible Itching

Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep their victims in perpetual torment. The application of Chamberlain $ Salve will instantly allay this itching, and many cases have been cured by it's use. For sale by All Druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04

Let the Guarantee Paint company dc your work. Best material, best work. lowest prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-04
WILL GOVERNOR VETO
 ABOLITION IF RANGERS

wash bill and if this was paid he would go at once.
 Kee was hauled into court. He de- manded an interpreter and no sabied with faithful regularity until ques- tion was asked directly.
 "Now, MT. Interpreter, ask Kee why it is that he. refuses to go back to China"
 Without waiting for the interpreter to reply, An Kee jumped to his feet and pointing to Judge Kibbey, who was in the room, said:
 "Judgee Kibbey over wonder, he owee me forty dolla washee billee--I stay, thinkee me bime by colleet--ypu sabbeeg"
 A litter passed over the court room, filled with attorneys from every part of the territory. Judge Rouse turned to Judge Kibbey and said:
 "Seems to be one on you judge--bet- ter pay Kee his bill mad let him go back to China."
 That was nearly twenty years ago. Joseph II. Kibbey, his friends argue warmly, merely had an experience from which few men who have become big in Arizona affairs have been entire ly free. Kibbey has become great factor in the building of the new state. His friends point to his record as governor, his record on territorial taxation, his record as the frierd of labor, of education, and snap their fingers at what they term the childish attempts of his enemies to belittle the greatness of his matured manhood. Any. most certain to be witnessed in dramatic outburst in the council cham ber--if the ranger bill is vetoed.
 Assemblyman Hightower announced today that he will at some time during the present week introduce bill mak ing it felony, punishable by heavy fine and Imprisonment, for anyone to live off the profits of common woman. The bill, which has already been pre- pared, is in line with one introduced in the California legislature. It is lev eled at small army of detestable macquereaux who infest the California cities, especially San Francisco and Los Angeles. There is every indication that the California bin will become law. The California bill makes it felony for any one of the detestable frater- nity to take money or assistance from any female unfortunate of the under world. Half a thousand of these un- speakable creatures are said to live in luxury in San Francisco, and nearly as many in Los Angeles.
 Assemblyman Hightower declares that his own little city is infested by score or more of the macqueraux. and these he proposes to reach. In Prescott it is known that Whiskey Row is dis graced by many of the fraternity and Bisbee IS even worse of The law of icers are said to be eager to rid the var ious cities of the pest when clothed with proper authority.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
BooMs AND PROGRESS.

they talk against prosperity The place
that all the
big enough if they had the
of in of momentum
the doomed when the
Cont canal constructed again
got W
Then York got large and lively that
{ dnotn aboomas a change normal conditions
of the good ehet OF pons
hours
congratulated readers outcome
essentially boom ciespaces
then stopped to get BREATH and nave
ahea dagan. examples not worth folowingi
must be broken" 1t is
that the weak and the ucke are forced
that the
the
fortunate invest in land
public utilities
the utilities established
been ed often
who them stay and fight to
result all
civilization Diego which had broken
richer city than it when
had big upward thrust the meantime
While individuals
all themselves have
forged spenddly ahead
probably which could do less harm
bigger
casualties Whyf
foundation OF
had little fall back but bay
climate
gdmnng behind
ke under probable circumstances Tomorrow it could
doubled; its position assured
enhanced people who know nothing of
which the life
continuously against them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
NO FIELD HAND MONOPOLY.

discussing the late strike quotes observation
Secretary correctly knOwtha ait would not do
Hawa' The
problem
laid
against public policy.
Hawaii The
the
10000 the
O labor population
could
racial been like
used the during the plains campaigns when Indians
results
would
canefeld; Hawaan
They would
combines group struck could handle the without
This
without diplomatic which
o thrive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
DIR. E1IoT.s NEW ROLES.

retiring presidency College DR. Eliot
ed attention from the country did during his
appearances lately
liquor question said
that until he reached his great had been moderate drinker but should
thereafter The discussion stared about the value of
getting liberal ucaon he has invented twentieth century
religion which premises interest than other religious
nOuncement of has already
The Tribune which report, thinks ait
place under
and describing what it will be. Thus;
many lines; you
learned that social has been modified and that being
religion upon authority, spiritual
the generation led but driven rule
the older Christian churches have relied on authority.
tendency progress
this irresistible religion there will be
personifcaton of natural Objects there will be dedication of remarkable
the faith will be racial tribal The religion
will primarily the individually it will think first of the
good changed quickly
religion will think of large glOrfed
patriarch will chiefly with
all forms of
will be
religion he accepts literally St. Paus In him live
being This religion will thoroughly monoths
Go will be so mmapent that intermediary will be needed For every
multiplication infnit
will
hopelesy
finds beliefs with worthy idea of God Man has always
spirit of body
$50 the religion will take of all righteous persons will
be religion will teachers of liberty and
will lovely beings 1t will have
mystery.
good will fter all, they civilized
will admit halowed will
deal with natural of such rites Its priests will strive to improve
socia and condit
for the mankind Based loving
God neighbour the new religion will who
greatest
goodwill One of the greatest evils today that work with hearts
full of in-wil to the work and the employer
place of church If working
different bodies people, Scientists
up already signs extensive opeon
ndvdas deais, tendency pre-
venive medicine Finally believe the religion will chsts
laton wonderful than ever to u.s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
IN COUNCIL FOR HAWAII.

practical
by Mr. de Mr. Schwen
the subdivision public
big
Mr. de Young But how accomplish this
white population; bring the aguust the
of the South will
gf You advertising the advantages Hawaii advertising
alone won't do it, The question he will
Can get andf How that question:
that has
bring here know that land be bought let him
and in are issues alone prosperity nationality
consequence
Much AUGMENTATION, urged
from the White House, creating islands
substantial middle
has said that under predominatng agricultural family
life becoming either morally impossible mmoay pibea cond
chiefly
that the solution problems adoption
which there without disturbing
of which who live the SOIL the middle principally
have chance to do in feng be enabled to get land
enterprises within their the benumbng influence
sedom To mcanize Hawaii the
the public There
which has
be sefh the Advertiser Mr.
in his
nothing
Territory proprietor gold
the mines wheat from great be cattle which
California
settler We him here also.
in of the
having increased by leaps and bounds facilities
the Pacific Mail boats the value work 1t
the which
it, the business will vastly That indicates its faith
future; well realize its expectations
1t refreshing the
able who what they talking aid the calculation
of problems from the standpoint enlightened good will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
THE LAW INDICATED.

island
their hands the verdict had led people
The keleaders themselves blame the trouble they
result its rebrand policy and all through the strike the folly
their believe would them in
of
well assertion
And by
the Imprisonment hard labor exceeding
exceeding
to
employee
The strkeeades have themselves blind alley
which
field labor in Hawaii and deprive their
will brighten
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
AN INsuLAR DEPARTMENT.

According to Washington dispatches the President has
order transferring jurisdiction Porto Rico Department
of
the
described
sons the United States under the Bureau
ultimately Of
Senator Root who created the Bureau r Affairs
of this policy, and has under consideration project transferring Tutua
MAnua,
The President believes that the experience gained governing Philip
handling be
tho
made good IN the philippines will probably be promoted places
IN Porto REQ and other possessions and thus trained
will DO developed
There question whether wise 10 place Alaska
aud Hawai- under the Same bureau The President believes step
DO advisable but some eopasmen do not with him, ana,
IFyept H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
UNITED STATES Gets
LAND At WAIKIKI

BY decree and judgment by United
States District Judge Dole issued yes.
ierday afternoon the condemnation pro-
eeedings brought by the United States
against j, o. Garter aud Others are de-
oided in favor OF the government and
the price which the United States must
pay TO acquire the land Il wants at
kalia, Waikiki, ID fixed at $1,000,
The suit was a friendly one, brought
hy United States District Attorney
hreokons on behalf of tho Federal gov
eminent 90 acquire clear title by
condemnation 20 a tract o. land needei
by the government W. an addition ~
tho military reservation AZ NAlhAll
Tbs malR condemnation spli Nss sei'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
led some weeks ago.

tied some weeks ago.
The defendants in the present case
were represented in court by counsel,
Attorney General Hemenway appearing
for the Territory No contest was
made. The decree states that the Ter.
ritory has no interest in the land;
neither has the Bishop Trust Company.
The only ones who hold any title to
the land were Philomena KeiH, Mary
May kaonohi kaakua, William Kalani
keiki Isaac X. kaawa, Joseph Kaa'
kna and Victoria kahalelanlani Kaawa.
The $1,000 is 10 be divided among them,
but aei will have 10 be brought
among themselves 10 determine just how
tho division II 90 he made,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

There politics that have do with Crete else the
Christian which suppant with that OF
Turkey would calling method emphasizing the change
Christian
eeere To friendship Turkey
crimes have been committed than the probably there
that he had the and wanted
clear road to India, did Turkish Empire; though dis
ubg Christian
Europe, he invariably let Turkey
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

We with everything herein said, except guilty Of
giving the lonouman, The used three
times u last Nights article subject Twice spelled
"Hoouau" dfpensaions Of The omnpo
toni oomloao 60 which all Writers sometimes bow u
deled 'llouoluuun, star
Ne had noticed supposed that our esteemed
hone is appeal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

1t
noticed that the mind which itself
mind
belief
things
Atchery
physician haming himself Others generally
was
n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

And Editor Henhal rights usual
to fring and Mr. Logan who objected unfair criticism of
his court reports have been listed public
the freedom of the with
planters tated
papers intelligent helpful
the consprng
the industry that ofd by their
be budd different thinking papers
w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

Mr. Roosevets return to this country will of
during which he
well social His will be
Governor Hughes does cultivate the politicians, ind
opposition in that though
meet the exueance enthusiasm
accustomed Respect for the quiet
Taft has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

There is auodriving
defiance of all law and Frequently miles
hour attained and be to the modest ogh haeon buggy that
gets in the the unobseryant parties
greatest nuisance and but their
they dash into alleys and without the slightest of the
What
the merit in Mayor Ferns h hows made
block that high speed injury
machine perfectly clear.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

religion
world
earthquake and its the volcano building
globe which geoogcaly
While the earth full of
has earthquakes planet
the earth live alive
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

The Star mistaken but
in the Bishop Estates
special collections
element Had the distinguished visitor applied
refusal might have been envened by setting dog
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

Two representatives Of the recently.
arrived artillery company came INTO
town Yesterday 90 make Oyeriures for
Admliianea 90 tho 0ahn League, They
stated that ihpy have d good hall team
and aTe anxious a. get NJ with The live
hunch, n il gpy pnsslhle that lbrs
viii he admitted 90 ihp tpeand half VI
Che selips hped feF ypu, afllllsfy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

The Advertiser
opinion about blboards Its
that of the big American cities
anybody govern
street, the is the place in to exhib
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

While explorers have within about miles
distance to that point Spbegen
fight dirge
l2OOmie roundtrp Such
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

The Star that the Mson liner
We doubt it, onulan the rendering
egan although Chcagoan might all
other side There
nate surplus letters and produce a word.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

When the telephone
strangers see the passing Of the old
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

The
fire that by the appliances
apparently without much trouble By
fire avoided and soaking could have
han smoke
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

The festival,
should be
proceeds to take it to heart like to the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20
A gem from the Star:

Some things there be that tickle us,
And make loudly laugh;
There're Thugs and Agitators too,
But, oh, you Calf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

With Democratic nomination
reform element, Mr. not make 10 bad run
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

After getting advice from the Bulletin
almost boon to Dening Territory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

Further the condition
of viii be awaited with oude
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

According Atcherley p
of the spook in the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

at bn,' Blade
father"
For hardluck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-20

that the tOngs which development
planters who have thought They
well that the only which intelligent helpful fight
against the strike are the ones which are now described cOring against
the industry that pofted by their aid;
writing for them.
question Atherey mparts his illusions to the woman
Atcher the
in court noticed that the mind which asserts itself is the feminine @ d th
registers masculine;
unit in their belief about the reality of imaginary
things extraordinary charges by Mrs
keep paranoiac
physician from haming himself Others the conclusion generally
reached that an inquiry into her mental status is almost needful
country be preceded by tour of
exceptional honors scholastic
vacancy political machine As
Governor Hughes does cultivate the politicians,
accustomed Respeet for the ot and a ~ Mit ne mas Os
has the % all over the land for policies
People religion teaches them that this an ancient and dt
world its "las earthquake wi The
earthquake and its the volcano building adjusting
globe which young gOgica begun settle down
While the earth is full
has no earthquakes active It planet
the earth we live on is alive with the unestaned
The appears experienced change of
opinion about blboard opinion however,
that some of the big American cities getting rid of hem
cities have movements to follow ut-star
approve advertising merchandise
but anybody want notice
street, the street is the place in which to exhibit it.
While explorers of the North Pole the
aOo & n IL ~au weather e0no'iOns not to speak OF
2Ome rOundp Such voyage may be simple enough
extra hazardous
A gem the
Some things there that us,
And make us loudly laugh
Theere Thugs and AgitatOr, too
The Star is museum but the man
in the Bishop Estates business
Young special view of the collections That accounts for the lack of
at
refusal might have been envened by setting the dog him.
will be called the Honouuan
We doubt it, HOnOulan is rendering
Diegan although ohgan all awkwardn
other There rule effort being elmi
nate surplus letters and produce smooth
The ueania cheaper put
fire that than by the usual appliances The
apparently without much trouble By the ubmergen
fire was avoided and soaking could have done fittings
1.-THE PGtoa festival remarks the eminent Bulletin sis
proceeds to take it to heart like one to the manner born
When present telephone plant down. ought to be loaded on
one of Pains tamcas and hauled the wharf
strangers see the passing of the old era
NJ Cooke
stroke of paralysis will be awaited with sotude of the Territory
-------<-----
After getting newspaper
almost boon to hear from Grandpa Denng how the Territory
Francisco and the aid of the civic
reform element Mr. Heney might not make so bad a
According Atchery
pooki n he garrett
Blade,
| father"
For hardluck stories commend the Pacific Wall
UNITED States Gets :s So :s.
| Attorney General Hemenway appear az
LAND At WAIKIKI .; :'S', ,.. y
| neither has the Bishop Trus C0mpa
| The who hold
49, the land PhiOmena
'eS psH 'g' pe issued yes May Kaonoh Kaama William Kalani
condemnation
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-18
Surprising,
What Kodol Will Do

For you, when you need it. But the longer you neg
can restore Good Digestion
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-18
THIS is MY GATH BIRTHDAY
Rear Admiral Snow.

Rear Admiral Albert S. Snow, U.
S. N, retired, was born in Rockland.
Maine, November IS, 1S45, and grad
uated from the United States Naval
Academy at 90 years of age. His
early service in the navy was mainly
at sea and in every part of the world.
He took part in the Korean expedi-
ton in the early 70s, and later served
on various important naval boards.
In 1898 he was commandant Of the
Portsmouth navy yard and at the out
break of the war with Spain he was
given command of the Badger. After
the war he was the first naval COM
mandant and governor of Porto Rico
After his duty as governor of Porto
Rico he commanded the third light
house district and was next in import
ant command of the receiving ship
Vermont at the New York navy yard
From 1904 until his retirement for
age in 1907 Rear Admiral Snow was
in command of the navy yard at
Charlestown, Mass.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-18

Don't forget the New England din
ner November 20, at Sprague hall.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-18
A SENSIBLE POLICY.

The made by execeay Garfield that the coal lands
wapower which still possession of the national
should leased of outright individuals
corporations which has been commencing itself the public
generally If this done individuals who
desire develop these do profaby and the rights
of the be safeguard the time 1t little less
criminal for the nation with these valuable What
there be for 100000 Of the valuable
coal lands in Alaska?
The that this policy of will develop
ment unenabe known that is the object of
these powerful corporations obtain coal and copper and lands
to hold them for future development When fields
haused they will begin develop them and then will the
lie what the traffic will bear Under leasing monopoly will
be impossible and development and Will be retarded
people will with anxiety the
coming with the hope that laws will be enacted which will
safeguard the which will lay
of action for the future.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-18

as slender as lath. be was nick
named Long Pat" A good McCarren
story is the following:
A woman's rights advocate worried
Senator McCarren considerably at one
time about his vote upon a bill con
corning her sex. She haunted his ia
vorite places and one day advanced to
his desk and began examining objects
upon it.
whats this:' she inquired. picking
up weighty brown thing. which slip
ped out Of her hand and dropped like
heavy stone to the floor.
THAT" replied the senator. oh.
that's a tea biscuit baked by some
women reformers who are eager to get
a bill through on some kind of scien
tific cooking. It's the finest paper
weight 1 ever had"
The woman departed silently and
troubled him no more.