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Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

trellef CARDUEl gave. Doesn't it seem reaSon- able to believe that it will help you too?
 CARDUl is purely vegetable and non-in- toxicating. It acts gently but surely on the delicate female constitution, relieving pain and restoring health. Cardni is easy to take and has no bad after-effects Try it today. It will help you. For sale at all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
Asthma-15 Years of Suffering

OXYGENATOR co.
 Gentlemen:-I have been a sufferer from Asthma for the last l5 years. Since using the OXYGENATOR have received more benefits than expected. I do believe my Asthma is forever. have sign of It whatever. and sleep never enjoyed much in my life My old time strength and vigor coming back to- feel 10 years younger and steadily improving every day.
 will always recall with pleasure the day got the OAfGENATOR as it proved to be my liberator from drugs and good a bank account; for if l hal used one l5 years l could bought d of the money have spent doctors and medicine.
 Yours very truly.
 JOHN BENNETT 1211 N. Wilton. Philadelphia BLOOD PoISON-AFTER DOCTORS ADMIT DEFEAT
 OxYGENATOR WINS VICTORY
 No SS Indian Church Road
 Buffalo, N. Y. The OXygenator
 Gentlemen:-Last December Mir. Brown taken with La Grippe He had scarcely It. tack when abscess formed head which lasted for two weeks and nearly drove him frantic with
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
Husbands Praise

My wife" writes D. ". Bates of Caldwell, O., thinks that CARDUl is wonderful ard that she owes her life to She has suffered for time with female complaint and would be troubled for weeks After taking few bottles of CARDUl she relieved and do her housework right along without suffering any pain CARDUI did so much for my wife, think is the greatest medicine earth for women"
 how the whole system is afecedte suffering and misery
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
Saved Wife'S Life

of it To obtain relief urge you to take CARDU the speci-
 C tonic medicine for such ills For than half cenHy
 CARDUI has been successfully relieving suffering women thousands of them Letters these women tell of
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
Weather Conditions.

The high pressure area that has re- mained nearly stationary over the central Rocky Mountain region during the past two weeks. is now moving eastward across the central valleys. having become reinforced by a mod crate cold wave. which is progressing eastward over the Lake Superior re- zion and lower Ontario. where mini mum temperatures of degrees to II degrees below zero were recorded. An other high pressure area, or anti
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
Paralysis and Nervousness

AUGUSTA GA, Sept l. 1909. THE OXYGENATOR co.
 Gentlemen:-TwO years ago. l stricken with paralysis and the physician who attended was no help for me; l threatened with another attack when l noticed your ad. and secured an Oxy- genator.
 This was just three weeks ago. the wonders the oNfGENATOR has worked in me simply marvellous When first applied the Oxygenator was prostrated with nervousness headaches and dizziness; in less days time these troubles had entirely disappeared in a time I could comfortably walk around the house. My bowels had been badly constpated but this trouble corrected during the first weeks and there been no return of this trouble since
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
THE WEATHER.

Following is the bulletin on weather conditions. issued yesterday by l.. N Jesunofsky of the Phoenix station:
 Forecasts till D. m. Friday. Moun- tain time:
 For Phoenix and vicinity-Fair to- night and Friday.
 For Arizona-Fair tonight and Fri
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
READ WHAT THE OXYGENATOR
 HAS DONE
 Saved From Death
Experimenting Engineers Office,

PETERBORO. Ont, Can, Feb. lG. 1909 THE OXYGENATOR co.
 Sirs IL is with the deepest feelings of grati- tude that write testify the marvellous power the Duplex OXygenator Eighteen months ago my health began fail commencing with attack or GalstOnes followed cold after cold and aggravated by malaria, which contracted in Egypt years ago.
 Early spring suffered the most extreme pain in my shin bone. which eventually curetted for what supposed be a foreign growth the perisoeum Immediately the healing of the ncsion made, the same kind of pain. precisely. up my right and mine express the eXcruCiatng
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11
THE OXYGENATOR
Cures All Durable Diseases

torture day and night through which I passed three months. Every conceivable remedy tried but l daily grew I with the pain Finally felt heart giving The pains the disease drugs had reached and the which at times I felt in that region made though death would any it thro' my wife your instruments tel egraphing to the money had been by special delivery messenger and forward the machine by the earliest possible express. it urgently needed My wife says fell asleep in quarters hour after it applied. I only know that when awoke it was a. m. the following morning. My pain during the day seemed less and began have some small ray of HOPE. In five weeks the pain. which had less and less day disappeared altogether. In week from that time commenced it's appetite began to improve and in weeks l gained 25 pounds
 l am still using the OXYGENATOR off and on. and daily feel my old time vigor returning wish that last fall the first in years that from malaria, and with your priceless jewel my possession feel assured of GOOD HEALTH
 From the sth of August last the which I first used the Duplex have taken a of of kind, aperient.
 How feel anything but grateful that we o5- taned instrument, the of which nothing compared with the priceless boon of HEALTH has brought
 Very Sincerely Yours,
 LAMBERT R. LYNN Divisional Engineer
 (Ar Lynn is Canada's leading engineers and Is located a Edmonton.)
Arizona republican., 1910-02-11

FOR YEARS SCIENCE SEARCHED IN VAIN FOR PERFECT IOXIDIzER. THE OXYGENAT0R SOLVES THE PROBLEM. By QUANTITIES OXYGEN poured the system Wherever All before MASTER NATURES OXYGEN
 has and is rowing ef blessing in f mo As al a t T p a The Oxg begins O he most stub nammton at d them a
 If usa at tn begn of fe it almost oten tn nota ago pain with mnu
  powders it produce most proun ad sb a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29

nlei1lh lhlifeu 9ebe11 porfonurt, gel1au
ab3umagen, 10 miiroen mir menig l1n-
terlhieo finoen. @iepiele Veenlden
giebt e5 rtiht, nit onen 8liifsgiiterl1
reid beooht, Sic oenl1od l11rgliidlid
li11o = aus eigener Shulo, mie piele
a1roere, Sic 5ufrieoen ii11o, troB Ir=
nlutb uno 9eioen aaer art. Gin Ebi=
lolopb bes sutertbums iagt: ~@1iif
beiBt, nit leinen1 Shidial 5ufrieoen
lein." Gas lit pabre 9e6ensDeisbeit
Erdgen mir iie u11s ein an Ser Sat-
resnenee.
ltno oaB mir audi ferner Elm fro
bes, 5ufrieoenes, oonfbares @eniitb
6e5pabren, oo3lt laBt uns chamber
@liiff nitl1I6en, So5u rl1fen mir EN-
a11ser freuoig Erp1it gu!
9eidt su groBe ssunIde, 81 reides
Soffen laBt uns ms neue saAr din=
iiberiragea es Miro il 10 &ieles u11fe=
rem grlDartlrngelt eltgeaelt geEen cen
grosen siill;d1en neroe1 aud] grobe
Gn.tauIfuneel1 folgen; MIR eln RET
nes, naenifel7freuaolihes 5er5, ohne
SOB, ofne llllner1oiJnliffeit, ein fro
l1es, lIebereihe5 8en1iith, 6eld]eioener
5i11,1 u,1o ool,fbare ,3ufrieoenf1eit nit
gelise, oas ieien Sic @ii11=
ict,e, Sic Ser grfiiaung e11tgegen rel
Ten n1oeen. @aben mir Ste erreiht,
oa1fn hahen mir ia errungel1, no mir
Eeute an ssabresanfal1ge nit ldd}eln=
oen1 M,trbe ltno murn1em 6dnoeorud
eiI1onoer surufe1 Elm gliiflides un=
per1pelflihes iegenspol1es Sabr!
so ponen mir 11un frohen Mu=
ties nit @ott in Sos neue esabr ein-
treten. Weoge es Sen gin5elnen, Sen
5nn1ilien, ulr5 Sem 2n11oe ein iegens=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29

I'M 6as Slid uno Sic Seligfeit 5u er=
lunger.
u@ludi ieIig 9eeujabr!" 10 lollte es
aber aud hinausflingen in oie poli=
tilde @elt. ltnD ba5 quite, treue
Gbriitfino nit 1ef11eln gottliden
gpangeliu1n Ser 9iebe fiiblt iib mobl
nod perla1iener in Ser beutigen Welt,
als oun1als, no Solep6 uro Dfarla
pergeblih an Sic Sbore bon getble=
fem anflopftel1. l1nO ooh bot Oas
i'm StaGe geborene aiHo Sic &selt er-
obert. Sen urlnel1 9irten uno Sen S.
nigen, Sic ihr 411ie 5uerlt bel1gterl lit
Sic gan5e 8elt gefclgt! =
Sic 2iebe bat ge1iegt," oanlals,
= lie miro aub beute liegen, Ste 2ie=
&c, melfe lih Sen beoraugten StGn=
Sen geger7iiber IN elmer d)ri'tllhen
So5ialrefprln nabt. Ia5 it Ser SET
la11o, Ser sur @eit gefonn1enl nlht
MIR fir cine flr5e Spaune s3eit, ion=
BERN oeien Heih Sic Eforten Ser SOL
le 1lidt neroen iiber1paltigell.
s(nn Neuiabrstage tauihen Sic Ser
treter ser ei15elnel1 Staaten ihre@iin=
ihe aus. ssa, menn al1h So ul1ter Sen
ssorten ein menig 5er5 itatttt itatttt esSnterei1e,
Elm menig dri1tlider Sinn lnitipre=
hen mo11te, oa1n flange es hen IN oas
8eltenrun0 bi1ta1s: u@liidielig geen-
iabr!"
Sc fon1ne, tDie es fpnr1e, mir,
freun61ider 2eier, mollen Elm Neu=
jubr feierr, mie es unier 9er5 iagt.
Deoge @ott uIle @ef, 1t1tlere 2eIer
nn0 1n1s ielb1t 1egnen, oaB 5tant uno
Stride, Sic groBe Welt ln1o unler be-
lheioenes Saus nidt umlonlt geiagt
bat:: u@liifleliges Reuiabr"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
Mn Der s5abresmemoe.

GN reifad lit ser Sdritt Ser 3eit;
JLN 5ogerto fon1nt Sic 3ufunft
90 berge5ogen, pfeilldnen lit 0a5
SsSebt entflogen; etpig itin ltebt 0ie
Bergnngenbeit. 1ie1er ulte 8eis=
beit5lpruh miro uns 1ien1ul5 flurer,
als an Ser Shmene eine5 neuen eSab=
reg, no unpiGfiirlih Ser 9lif oe5
ce11fenoe11 aberdeen in Sic gergange11=
6eit lt1peift, MO iid ie0er Sic 5rage
porlegt: mas miro Ste 3ufu11ft britt
gen? no 1id] Ser 1SSliihhtigfeit Ser 3eit
ieSer lime miro. uSe0es Sa5r oes Sc Sc
bens, nie e5 abgebt, nil11n1t auh bon
ulr5 mas als ge1te nit. r9eihts
Shneaeres giebf es als Sic 3eit mir
Elm leerer faurn, SEM 9egebenbeiten,
geoni1fen un0 grnpfnlounaen crit S1=
hult geben. slber lie lit oa5 4oltbur=
ite unier aden1, 3eitperihnenoung Sic
auergr6Bte Geridlpen01tng. slrh al1f
Die Geger1part paBt oer Mu51prlld):
ul1nlere 3eit 1T cine grobe eiIerne
sSssonoubr;; Tie ralIelt uro ruft nit ge=
ualtigen Gdlagen
ssnn 2ebelr oes Gil15elnen nie Ser
golfer giebt es pe11ige lpirflih gfiid=
lid)e Gage uno 3eiten, IN 0enen man,
um nit Sem Gidter gu reoen, gum
Mugenblide lugen n1ohte:: r0er1pei1e
ooh, bu biit 10 Ihon" Gas ieligite
@lud berlbt meiite11s tn Ser Sauiion,
oie iid baIo altf grirtnerungen, balo
nuf @offnrngen baIo uuf Sic gergan-
genbeh, balo auf oie 3ufunft be5ie--
ben. @dre es uns n1oelih oas Slid
111o Sos l1ngliid mie es in ieben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
poaes meroen! De0ge Sic Saat oes
Guten iiberan reifen uno nit reider
Jruft ieOpeDen lobnen.
0ontperS iiber So5ialis=
NUS.

Eraiioent Samuel 0on1pers Dor
Ser Nn1erican Jeoeratipn Of 2abor.
leoel1falls Ser beoeutenoi ite u11o ange=
feeenlte Strbeiterfiibrer tn 9Irnerifa, I'll
lider fein gerebrer Ser SSSeen 0s lo=
5lalen llmlfur5es. Sn Ieiner Git
.1aag5reoe eeleJei1tlicb Ser s5aAresoer=
o:tf:'o lung genanl1ter groBer GeIeG=
fhaft lprad] er pom Sosiulislrus o{s
elmer uausgelpielten Gerriiftheit" ltno
belobte Die fol1Ieroatipel1, lpiiroenoQel1
l1llo nerltanSige,1 Olethooen Ser Cir
eeiter=l Unions Ser Ser. Staaten, Sic
uale llrlafe batten, al1f rem ron IT,
tel 6etretenen 9ege 5u teiarre1. I"
Iie grlpohlung Ses gictpr Berger non
M3ilral1fee als erltcr Gertreter Ser
Sn5i-l1 1selllofratie I'M aolgre5 oiirfte
Sic -sll1lid2t @ompers idnerl:h Gn-
Sern Cine Shlpalbe aeecn 400 lnad,t
feine?i CONNER. snoeB laBt lidl a11=
Serleits l1idt ableuenen oa5 Ser So
5ialislnus innerhalb Ser lesten paar
SSabre u11geabrte 5ort1hritte in Sic
fem 9anoe een1aht fat. Sem Saupt-
fanpf tt inoeB mebr gegen Sic fatbo=
lilde Stride als auf oie n1oteriene geI=
'erung Ser Gage Ser 9rbeiter uno if
re geiItige 5ebung gerihtet. g9er Sic
slrbeiter beitdnoig oufbest uno ur5u=
frieoel1 n1adt, ibnen ibren @lauben an
Soft lno Gergeftl1ng aus Sem Screen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
@cqen iebe @uridlrift sum Sdm

Vcgcn Jcbe &prldlrttt 5um Sdnt
oes 2ebens ul0 Ser ge1unobeit ibrer
sfngeltelte11 fdnpfen u111ere hun1anen
g}rpEl1nternel7n7er 6is sur lesten Mog-
lIdfeit CT. God nlln lit lpieoeru11
cine gnf'deieltng gefalt noroe11. nie
lie nid1t III iI'ren Aran1 pa5t. sS11 Ser
Notwithstanding oe5 Sunoesoi=
lIrift5gerid]ts in SEEM Grlean5. 2a.,
Duroe oa5 pom &ongreB angenon1lne-
lie @eies iiber Observation-Disclosures
gen int gabn6etrie6 niht 11ur beIta=
tlgf, 'onOern oei1en sln1penoung nod
beoelttero erlpeitert, inoen1 oas 8e=
rid)t et1tldieo, oob ieber ein5elne Jaa,
in oen1 ein niht porldrift5n1aBig
ausgeitatteter @agen nerlpenoet miro,
fiir iih als gerlfoB gegen oas geies
an5uleben it. Sir ieoen ein5elnen
@agen, Ser nidt Sic oorgeidriebenen
5iderbeitsDorrihtl11ngen beiist, mug
Strafe be5ablt meroen, un0 51par ge-
niigt es, Inn Sic Sdu1o t1ahsulpeilen,
SOB Ser betreffenoe @agen in ei11eln
fir Sen 5Diidenitnatliden gerfehr Be-
lfimnten 3uge angefoppelt NOR.
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reiBt, ser reiBt ibnen oamit aud ieoes
gerantmortlihfeitsgefiibl uno ieoen
Helt bon @lud uno u1enidlihem
8o5lmoaen aus Sem 9er3en. ga ge=
lpinnt 5ulett Die 8eltie inn Deeniden
oie Sberban0, mie es }i6 in Jranf=
reid 1Dieoerbodt uno in Rortugal crit
neulih auf 10 graueubafte @eile ge,
5eigt fat. Sin ibren Jriihten miro
man He erfennen-
8ns baben Sic 5o5ialilten in
5ral1freid no einer Ser ibren, 9re=
nrier 9ria10, an ser gpise Ser 8e=
gieruug itebt, oenn geuonnen? Sic
tperlangten einen @ungertagelobn BON
BIOS 5 Jrarcs (einern Collar fir Sic
giienbabnarbeiter uno organi1irten
SEN Eefannten @eneralltreif. STR &C.
nolIe s9rianb brobte Damn NIT itnrb=
geridtlidea1 GridieBen Ser mioer-
lpanltigen slrbeiter unb Ser Streif
ging in Sic 8riihe. 8riano lpielte SEN
3iftator uno rettete "oie geIeaidaft"
Dor leinen eigenen io5ialiitiiden
Jre',n5er1, geraSe5o lpie geapoleon Iei=
ner 3eit Sic ltnnenihen Ser eriten
Sdrede,sherrfdaft auseinalloer trieb,
nit oem llnterihieo, oaB Sic beuti-
gen Sosiaiil1en i'm Gerg1eih gu SEN
@iitrid1en Ser eriten fran5oliiden Re=
pollution meriger 5bntfraft uno Crit
ldloi1enbeit 5eigten un0 auf Sic erite
1rpbung bin iofort flein beigabe11.
@eld, Elm erbdr1nlihes gr5e nabm
auh oie &omn1l1ne 5ur 3eit Ser let=
ten 8elagerurg bon Naris ourh Sic
Geutiden! 1ie Nonn1u11e heItono aus
Sen nanrlifen glen1e11ten, aus oenen
1ich he11te sic So3iuloemofr1tie ,Sranf-
reihs 5uIanmet11ebt. Die 2;taher
in Hari5 geb0ren gang lider a1,@l 5a-
git, mie ior1t iibera4 0as gerbreder=
t6.rm Ser groBen Staote Sic 2a1l Ser
Hotben perltdrfen bilft, oenu sp1nl
2os'celager tDiiroe es n1ebr @efeger,-
belt 5un1 Worben u11o Nliinber11 ge-
ben. 50 5eigte e5 iih in 8areeltl:1
u,10 in 2i1Iabon. Nod bette sei1t ~
ris Sic 'Spuren Ser Gerlpiii iitu11g uto
3erltorltng, 0ie ourd jene @arboren
Ser 4on1nune angeridtet muroer,
Der oie aommunaroen jener 3eit
me6rten lid1 penigitens nit Sen @af=
fen III Ser 6a15 gegen Sic @ie0er6er=
lteaer ser Sronl1ng u11b Ser Cider
felt BON 2eben un0 gige11tbun1. Sene
gl1tn1enihen batten nod SEN Nelttb
Ser ger5meiflung, ser ibnen oner=
oirgs theuer gu 1teben fam. @er BON
ibnen 5ulest nidt ertflob ooer iih per-
frpd, pllroe erbaru11tng5los nieber=
ee'dof1en. 50 ergi1lg e5 SEN 5o5ia-
li1fen in ssra1freid nod jebes1naI,
menn lie lire 9ehren in Sic Sbat iiber=
1eben poQten uno Dor MaIennoro,
Elli11oerung, germiiltl1ng un0 3erit6=
ru11g 5ur grreidung ibres 3ieles 1tiht
5uri1didredte1. 80 miro es ibnen
5ug1tterlett inr1ner ergebe1l nu9 bier
in almerifa, mo- Sic Hothen ebenTans
id1on broben, menn iie nit ibren 3rp=
h1nagen einmul Grnit maiden monter1.
l1n6 Sic ein5ig 6enfbare 6olge Mir
Sc Ser Stur5 Ser g3epublif urD Sic
grridtnng Ser Iiftatur iein. Sci
anen berniirftig uno ebrlid bel1fen=
Sen Meniden uiir6e Ser so5ialisn1rs
oie groBte @efahr fir Sic freibeitli=
den SSnititl1tionen oieies 2anoes iein,
menn ct nidt jest idon aIs eine vaus-
gelpielte @erriidtbeit" i1runer allge=
n1ei11er anerfa1111t mer0en miro.
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Der WarineiefretGr Meper hat lid,

lhlieBlid ood} nof auf ieine EHibt
belonnen ltn0 Sen aon1rnanOeur Gins,
Ser in 2orOon SEN 9loolinn Don Sem
festen 8lutstrcpien uno Sem lesten
Sdiff, oas Sic Gereinigten Staaten
fir England opfern niiroen, penn
0aiielbe IN einen &rieg permidelt ner=
SEN loate, gelproden baben loa, amt
lid aufgeforoert, ibm Sen @ortlaut
ieiner Heoe 5u 6erihten. Gs ut oie
l}odite 3eit, oaB Sen loIen ShlpaBern
III Sfii5iersfreiIen ei11lnal griinolid)
Ser Mtuuo aeitppft miro.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
POLICE CLAIM To
HAVE DEGENERATE
Man Arrested on Suspicion Has
Been Identified as Thomas
Square Pest.

Found ac.la- su~Hejou-.y al ravu
junction Ii man who IS now Thought to
hc .be mysterious degenerate of luoma.
Square was captucI at midnight
Thursday, by Police Officer Moniz. N
the time OF the arrest, AouIz knew
nothing about hin except that he Wu-
unable to give u satisfactory accUuN
OF himself and his statement, did NOT
agree " n the officer own oo~eI>a
tlou~.
Mou.z found him at eleven o clock
the same evening at King street an:
KaIahauu avenue and at the junction
little over an hour later Moniz
questioned him and he stated that ne
had Just come from party III the
ueighborhOod. The statement seemed
improbable and as all the officers IN
that district have been watching Tor
the man who has disturbed the peace
OF Thomas Square neighborAood, he
took a chance and sent linn down 10
the police station.
Chief McDuttie commenced an inyes-
tigation yesterday and sent for four Of
the women who have seen the Thomas
Square man. All Of them identified
him without reserve as the man who
has been wandering around the park,
half dressed, on different occasions.
Members Of McDuftie 5 special staff
have been watching the park every
night for several weeks up to nine
o clock in the evening after which time
the man has never been seen. Last
Saturday night, the only evening dur
ing that time that the men were not
on watch, was the only time that he
has been seen lately.
At one time he was seen by two
women dressed only in a pair of shoes,
At other times he has Invested himself
only Of his lower habilIments. He has
made himself particularly obnoxious to
two women whom he has followed FIRE
quently but has never attempted to dis
turb them in any other way. These
two have both identified him beyond
dolbt.
Several days ago Chief McDuffie and
Deputy Rose were travelling Waikiki
on a Hotel street ear when they passed
the square and noticed two men on
the lawn who looked and acted suspI-
ciouslv. They jumped off and appre-
hended BOTH one OF them being the
man who was arrested Thursday night.
He was dressed in a light gray suit and
soft hat at that time, having been ar
rested in the same clothes. The two
officers then permitted him to depart, as
he explained his presence in the park
by saying that he had a headache and
there was nothing whatever on which
to ground suspicion.
The chief Will continue the inves-
tigation and give the man a chance to-
day to prove his story if he can do 50
before a definite charge is laid against
him
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
COURT LUNAL1Lo NO. $500. A. OF.

Meets every first and third Wednes-
day evening. of each month, at 7:30 p.
m, in Pythias Hall, corner Fort and
Beretania streets. Visiting brothers
cordially invited.
F. J. ROBELLO, c. R.
JAS. K. KAULIA, P. c., F. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
CANOES CIRCLE NO. 24o, G. o. F.

Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day of each month, at 1880 p. M, in San
Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visiting
companions are coro1ally invited to at,
tend
MRS. q. q. WILLIAMS, C. c.
LOUIS A. PERRY. F. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
Marine Corps Restoration.

4IoA WI 20 ISScGO1 diIOlI
The action of the national board for
promotion of rifle practice in restoring
the United States marine corps TO see
ond place in the great national team
rife match, which was shot at Camp
Perry in August. has met with very
general approval in the rifle world, al
though under the plan of classification
Of the teams the decision viii change
several from one class to another. In
the shooting the marine corps finished
second to the United States Infantry
with a score Of 1886. the Infantry score
being 3lS6. The United States Cavalry
followed with BIS. Iowa had 3ll2 and
the United States Navy Bill
All of these teams were shooting in
class \, in which TWO trophies and four
cash prizes are given, with medals to
the members of each team. the first
prize being the nationa trophy pre-
scented by congress- The skirmish run
is the last stage Of the match and the
final standing OF the teams depends
greatly on their shooting at skirmish
For some years past the marine corps
has devoted a great deal Of time and
money to rifle practice its latest eff
fort in the direction Of improving its
shooting being the establishment Of a
modern up-to-date rifle range on the
Potomac river near Washington.
On he last day OF the national match
the marine corps team had inst started
- =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
COURT CANOES NO. s11o, A. O. F.

Meets every second and fourth Tues
day Of each month, at 1880 p. m, in Sen
Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited at attend.
N. z. HOOPII, c. R.
Fl. PEREIRA, F. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 8, o. E. s.

Meets at the Masonic Temple every
second Saturday Of each month, at 1880
o. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited to attend
CORA A. BLAISDELL. W. NJ.
MARGARET HOWARD, Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
REALTY AUCTION CO.. LTD.
AuCti0neerS of Real Estate
916 Fort Street.
Amy and
Navy News
Increase Medical Service.


The final Increase o tine mrilra.
corps ot the Uaired States Army under
the ar- of Anil y zoos Win HI made
I, J.,
TIE increased ny three .CuteuaDt-
colonies. three majors ana fifteen lieu
tenants
,.l.,.1 r.-.,l. p r:...l H.,
o'''''' ''>'t'', -. ''1'''''' "I lN'
m'd'r'' corps VIII retire on December
@61h. making possible the promotion Of
Licutenant-toIonel r. &. Fbprt Ma ior
Charles WiI.ox and r,,,+oi, N
''-au'E. captain v l. NWaZeE, senior
officer Of that grade, VIII be placed
on the. retired list. with the rank Of
p,a,or. on acco,,n+ If d;sa}.:l;-,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-26
OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Vienna, ". Va. IL feel that owe
the last ten years of nv lite 10 lydia
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OAHU LODGE NO. l, z. Of P.

Meets every first and third Friday at
1870 o o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner Bere-
tanis and Fort streets. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attend
VIM. JONES. c. c.
o. HEINE. K. Of R. & S.
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HONOLULU AERIE 14o, F. o. E.

~~> Meets on second
~ and fourth Wednesday
0e<x1G evening of each month
at 1880 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, corner
Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting
brothers are invited to attend.
W. R. RILEY, w. P.
VIM. c. MCCOY, See y.