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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
COHEN AND BONNIE
THEATRICAL COMBINE

Joe Cohen is~to be the manager of
the Bonnie as we'll as the Orpheum
hereafter, and he leaves today for the
Coast to make arrangements for at
fractions for both places. AL arrange
n.ent has been made with Mr.. Bonnie
whereby the latter viii continue his
special picture work, etc, and Cohen
will act as business manager.
It is planned to use the BONNIE TIL "a
ter for moving pictures and vaudeville
and the Orpheum for straight dramatic
productions. Cohen expects to make ar
Engagements for both on his trip to the
Coast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
WHAT THE PRESS AGENTS SAY


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
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NEW CREAM ENGLISH SERGE.


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06

Tomorrow evening at eight o clock, at
the Alexander y Dung Hotel, the dlstin,
guished Shakespeare reclter. Aarsnall
Darrach Of New York, will recite - ne
Comedy Of Errors selections from MS
own writing. Monday night, . Mac
beth. Course tickets $2,0o-Sl.2V
single tickets. Tickets on sale at " all,
Nichols 60. King street.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11

There has been Il great deal OF in.
terrst manifested in the forthcoming
engagement Of Joseph NJ. Wchcr'>
charming play, The Gilman" a con-.
rdy drama in three acts 10y Edward
Locke. with incidental music by 10.
at the Grand Opera House ut Rocky
Ford. Friday. March 18th. "Th"
Climax" Is said to be the one biz
success OF the year. scoring most
unprecedented triumph at Weber
famous New York play house, where
IL will be seen for many weeks /"
come. and will undoubtedly be the
strongest and most wholesome oiIcr-
ing that will bc seen there this season
So great has been the demand for
the play throughout the country that
Manager Weber will have no fcwcr
than five companies en- tour this sca.
sou. 1t can he iruthfully said thai
"thc sun never sets on "Thc Climax.
as 1t will be seen in America, England,
Australia. Germany, Italy. 1ndia.
France. Spain, sweden. Africa, Suuil
America. and in other parts Of III
world where it will he played in al
languages. Four characters make ny
the entire cast OF this exquisite litil
play. and the plot is simple ON.
drawn from the career Of Il young gi5I
studying for the rpcratic stage.
1t deals with the artistic tcmpcra-
mcnt and musicians are its leadin-
characters. Pittcd against them is e,
physician who would destroy the voic.
Of the girl he loves that he may kccp
her from the stage and make her III,
wife.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11

Pneumonia was declared by Dr.
Jacques I" be the disease OF impaired
vitaliiy-thc diSCas" Of the aged. II"
said that the triunIphS uf mrdirin" IN
oi her diseases increase that class
which must die Oi pneumonia. In
discussing the vari"u> att"iupt~ mad"
I" Influence pncumnnla he stated that
there i- an antit"Xiu made from til"
pn"unnruccu. germ. but that it, value
had no, been demonstrated
II was IN th" general discussion fol-
lowing tn" paper that br iirvan hurl-
cl the bomb into the medical canIW.
lie reminded the doctors that thvf'
was no Specific Treatment in pn"u-
monia. that he mortality under every
kind Of tr"a,ruc was the same.
"Thc resisting puw"r uf the rnri'ut
Is the sole thing that determines
whether he j. to live or not. :" said Hr.
lIcvan. III he has not sufficient r..
-i,ting power h" is gone. \ rhy~I"iau
at III" h"dsid" i "f no value. So lar ~
gIv:ng drugs Is rOn"crnrd. The only
chanr" I" r"lirv" til" patient j. Tor Il
surgeon ir insert Il tub" and drain uI
the pu"uiuurnCric iluid."
Dr. Jacques WI given Il" ll"ur first
tu answer til" challenge. II" admitted
til" rur'"ntI"n "i Dr. lI"vau that
rncr" i un known remedy, but >IiI:
EVERY pLiI"ut i entitled {" h"
placed III TIA" best r"~~Ih'r condition
IN making l night Tor hI- III'. Wuil"
many eases ui ru"umpnin at" fatal
from tn" start. III many other in
stances physicians can IuIlu"Ur" 4
patient Ia recovery. Fresh AR. i good
nurse. nuuri~hncut. aud ~timulaut~
Will assist til" resisting powers ui a
patient
Dr. Charles MarL"llan DECLARED that
no patient should Il" denied drU.
trratm"ut. even III cases Of ru'u-
munia. He said that phi>rrtlu
experienced in handling IL" Ms ct
men could aid wonderfully III resist
my pu"umuuil. II" was II TIA" urIu.
ion that tn" moral clI"ci u drIG
trrhtru ut fortified tn" rItlru' ~ lu-
fight against the disease.
LATER Dr. IryIu explained t!lt
should h" r"r>unilI, hr stricken W.Ih
pu"luIuilI be- wrrIri Want a rlN >'rlIu
at hr- b,d~Id". hur mot '.r tIr IUrp.>r
Of gIyLug drugs.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Colorado is the Home of
Drouth-Resisting Alfalfa

The farmer today is studying to
raise the maximum crops and to
make his farm better, instead OF TAX
ing all he can force from his land
regardless of the future. He is study
ing plant life and crop rotation as
never before and we find that in
many sections the farm lands produce
abundant crops year after year and
their owners are prosperous and in
dependent. We find that among these
farmers certain crops play the i'm
that they rely upon them to not only
produce an income from each seasons
crop but To increase the profits in
those that follow. We lind that al
falfa stands out boldly is in class
by itself.
Alfalfa is the most important and
most profitable crop grown in the
irrigated west. Our deep. strong
soils seem to be the natural home
for the enormous root growth Of this
dronth-rcsi>ting plant That it is
appreciated more as IT becomes bet
ter known is shown by the fact that
each year shows greater acreage and
more care Is taken with both plant
and product. a great future is dawn
ing today for this wonderful plant.
II Is to feed both master and beast.
1t will make the bread and butter,
the meat aud clothing, and produce
the wealth that will make this part
Of the country foremost OF our nation.
IL Is to supplant the great ranges Of
our land which are fading away. Only
Il few more years and their glory and
successes. their dreams and realities
will be things Of the past and over the
land where once the cattle baron
ruled supreme, today numbcrlcss
homes are being made prosperous.
and bv far better stock Is being bred
and raised on the farms than on the
range through The medium of alfalfa,
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
TIVE ESxIMOS

There Is sadness in the Arctic,
there Is waiIing by the pole; all the
natives have the heartache. they are
badly in the hole; you may see the
marks OF anguish furrowcd deep on
every brow, as they wait and watch
and languish, for they have no gum.
drops now. There they wait and
watch and rubber for explorers. as OF
yore: they are ., SC tired OF blubber,
walrus steaks now seem a bore; there
they stand and weep and shivcr, kick
ing up "A frightful row; tired OF seal
aud norwhal liver-who will give
them gumdrops now? Now the pole
Is found and branded. no one seeks
that frozen shore; when n pole has
once been landed, who would seek II
any more? Ncvcrmorc will Cook or
Peary, through the neck-dcep snow
drifts plow, and the Eskimos are
weary, they are short on gumdrops
now. What u shame 1t was to show
'em how to eat those candy drops!
Ere they learned to love and know
'cni, they were glad to Ill their crops
with the good old-fashioncd blubber.
and the ribs OF the reindeer COW: by
the pole they roam and rubber, for
they have no Iumdrops now.
WALT MASON,
In Denver News.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
DRUGS FAiL TO CURE

"Drug treatment i useless in cases
uf pneumonia. The medical profess
sion, 81 far Is medicines are concerned
can he of no assistance in the fight
against thi. disease. The sooner the
profession will ack cknnwlcdgr this to
the public and set /" work to discover
som" specific to say" uncumuniL patti
cn,> the better for all concerned"
This startling statement hy Dr.
Arthur -. Bcvan. who stands high IN
til" profession. stirred up III" members
II the Chicago Medical suri"ty AT their
meeting at the Schiller h,Iilding last
night.
Several PHYSICIANS spraug to their
feet to protest against this arraign.
mcnt All had to admit. however.
known. and they based their protest :
solely on the contention that they
might influence the patient iarnrably
by easing him somewhat and by the
moral effect Of their presence.
Dr. ". Il. Jacques started til" dis.
ru->inn by reading u phprrUn "Eart"r-
THAT Iui'u.nrc l'n"uru,nIa. tn"
rrrriit bulletins Of the health depart
mril showing tn" increased fatalities
from pneumonia and til" seeming in
ability ni the medical pruf">>iun /"
check it, ravIg"~ had quirkCncd the
tntrTr>; OF the pliy>:r!aus in the sub
ircf and they ,,lyr he Ul.tuIuil~ BI
Dr. Jacques special attention.
In one ui the recent health depart.
mrnt reports pneumonia was charac'
trrIzcd a. having taken the place OF
consumption a. "thc cai;tain Of the
men Of death
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

The Rocky Mountain News has
made arrangcm"n to print til"
Syllabi Of the decisions Of the state
supreme court.
This Is II most unusual stroke OF cn-
tcrprisc and will prove OF value to
every attorney in the State.
Heretofore the attorneys have been
compelled to wait until the bound
volumes Of supreme court reports
were printed and issued before they
could ascertain the exact principles
laid down by the highest court in the
state in u particular case.
Now IL will only be necessary for
them to secure copy Of The News
containing the syliabi. The latter arc
prepared for The News by the report.
er OF the court. Judge +. II. Wells.
and they are printed within a few
days after the court has handed down
It's decisions. In order to avoid mis-.
takes. IT. is said that Judge Wells in.
>ists upon scrutiniziug the proofs OF
the syllabi before they appear in the
paper. The state may well congratu.
late itself upon having this learned
and painstaxing old juriSt rs the
official reporter Of its highest court.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
SUcH rs LIFE

This little gem appeared In the
local paper ut Honey Brook. Pcnnsyl-
vania: "Mistcr Edatur: Jcm Bangs.
we are sorry to siait, has dcseiZcd.
lie departed this Life last mundy at
the age OF %. He went lth without
any struggle. and sich is life. Tu Day
we are rs pepper grass. mighty smart.
u M0rrer we are cut down like II
cowcumber II the ground. Jcm kept
q nice stOar. which his wife now waits
on. His virchcws wos numerous to
behnld. We never new him to put
sand In his sugar. tho he had big
sand bar In front Of his hnus: nor
water In his milk, tho the River runs
past his dorc. Pcce t" his remains
He levcs u wife. 8 children. Il cow, 1
horses, a grocery >toar and uuadr"pc's
TO mourn his loss, but in the splendid
langwidgc OF the poit, his loss is there
eternal game
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
What One Land Sucker
Found IN the Everglades
Cocoanut Grove, Fla, Mar. 5, 1910.

Cocoanut Grove, Fla, Mar. 5, 1910.
A young man from New York state
landed at Miami few days ago ex-
pecting to 20 out to his ten acres re-
Gently purchased, or, as he told me,
he might first build on his town lot
which the Company had given him in
connection with his ten.acre farm.
After a weeks investigation he found
that his Everglad,. farm had ten feet
Of water over it and his prospective
town location had seven feet, :" he
concluded to return to his "sweet
home" In New York.
Needless to say. this man was IA
little disappointed but he certainly
went back WISER man.
Miami Is FIVE miles north of Cocoa
nut Grove and Is a town OF 1000. 1t
is the seat OF the Evcrglade land busi.
ness, as only a rock ridge four miles
wide separates the "Glades" from
Biscayne Bay on which Miami is
located.
The above example Is fair illus
tration OF the eager land seeker all
over the United States. People are
reading the booklets sent out by land
companies and while the statements
therein may be truthful. they d" not
tell all the truth. The undesirable
features are never mentioned. This
man read that his ten acres had Il rich
black soil, that the climate was line
u veritable land nf flowers and fruit,
all OF which was true: but IL did not
state that 1t would take several years
to drain the water or. So we read of
Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Cali
fOrnia, Mexico. etc, and wonder tu
ourselves why We ever settled at Ord
way when there are so many other
places where all the good things OF
earth are collected and none OF the
bad. Time will teach us all three
things-'herc n little and there Il
litLlc;" cline upon line" etc. The
man who went to Kansas to get cheap
LIVING will probably return for WORK.
Living Is always cheap where there is
no money.
This New York man was looking
for a soft snap" Well. he found it.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11

We happen to be more nr less ac-
Quainted with Il young man VIII" re-
Gently secured positinn in the store
OF a successful merchant. Not long
ago we inquired OF this merchant AS
to the young mans progress. "lie Is
a wheclbarrnw, replied the merchant.
Upon our expressing modest desire
to be enlightened still further, the
merchant accommodated us. Il mean"
lie said, "that he Is one Of those fcl.
lows that won't move an inch without
somebody behind to push. lie is per
fectly willing to carry his share OF
the load won't call him laZy-but
he will do absolutely nothing on his
own initiative. l have known men
like this who keep nn going in n
straight line after somebody has
given them the push, but not he
When you let go nf him he stops
dead. More than that. he is just like
wheelharrow in another respect.
You have to Use the greatest care tn
get him turned out OF any particular
rut. II you puta new proposition up
too Quickly-he'll upset every time.
My arms are getting tired OF holding
him up by the handles. and l think
III quit IL. The sort of man want
Is an automobile"
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Exploded In His Hands.

horrible death was that which DO
fell Lewis Frederick. foreman ior
Mitchell brothers. contractors. Of 81"
kane. Wash. who was blown to atom
by stick OF dynamite which nccI-
dontnlly exploded in his hands. Fred
crick was experimenting the rlaCine
of the sticks Of dynamite close to ~
bonfire. Tho body of the foreman
was blown II distance of 40 feet.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11

which Is pointing the way to success
and wealth to the prcscnt-day stock
man.
Our soil Is OF such Il nature that any
kind of preparation will get some
kind of stand Of either alfalfa or
clover, but we should not let this fact
keep us from putting our land in good
as possible. remembering that one
days work with Il good team and lev
clrr saves Il weeks work with Il shovel
each season Is well as much patience
and water. Thus far most of our
fields have been seeded alone and for
that has been cropped several seasons
successful seeding has been done with
grain. While some prefer sowing
alone on unplowcd stuhblc, this IS
often the best method ON sandy soll.
Ten pounds OF seed to the acre may
he termed average seeding, while
few claim from fifteen to eighteen
pounds are needed. not twitllStandirg
the fact that many iirSt-cla>> stands
have been obtained from i've To eight
pounds and some OF our best farmers
believe hat ii more seed Is needed
something is wrong with the seed,
the land or the man. The whcclbHr-
row sccdcr Is the best. followed with
II light narrowing. Irrigating corfu
cations should be from twenty 10
twcnty.fomr inches apart, only large
enough to carry the head of water
desired and run on such grade that
the water can stay IN them To H."
end. Do not run them up and nnwn
hill thinking the water will foil, W
for there Is plenty at evidence that IT.
will not. Put the seed in early
enough So IL will not have to be water
cd UP. II planted early and clipped
when from six 10 ten inches high
light crop can be taken oil the first
year,. l.. johnson In Field and
~
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
but not to his liking.

but not to his liking.
Spring is advancing rapidly and |
hope its early appearance may reach
you soon at Ordway. The orange and
lemon are filling the air with their
fragrance-alnIOSt too much so at
times, the grape fruit has sent out
it's new growth three to six inches
and each one Is tllled with budS-sOmc
are opening. The March blooming
will be prolific ON all fruits and. in
surcS full crop next year. When
frost or drought destroys this early
March bloom they bloom again in
June but the fruit then is poor, sour
and thick-Skinncd.
TO give the readers of the New ERA
an idea OF the many strange
fruits and vegetables grown here in
this, Dade county. will quote from
the premium list offered at the county
fair here March 7th to 10th, this year:
Best display of G rape Fruit. Oranges,
Sapodiila. Pineapplcs, bananas. Paw
paws, Sweet Corn. Nance Apples,
Guavas. Sugar Apples. llumquat,
Avocado, Tangerincs. etc.
Best display OF vegetables: Toma.
toes, Egg Plant, Beans, Cabbage.
Cauliflowcr, Cane, Rice, Peppers,
Sweet Potatoes. Irish Potatoes. Let
tucc, Bccis, Cavara, Celery, Carrots,
CucumbcrS. Crest. Osra, Onions.
Radi>hcs, Parscly, Turhips, etc. etc.
As these have all been in the market
for Il month past. you can see what Il
strange land IL is. Certainly TIME
Is out Of joint
Was glad to see that the creamery
was assured for Ordway: tine for bot h
consumer and producer. This will
certainly induce all good Ordway pco-
pie tp "krrp COW" or two and reduce
living expenses. A canning factory
now and we should be un the high
road IT, prosperity. hope many OF
our citizens will join the fruit assOcia-
tion and plant as many wragg cher
ries as they have space for-5 To lO.acrc
orchards. l know OF no spcculat ion
50 assuring rs the cherry Orchard-not
excepting the orange, grape fruit Or
June apple.
ID. c. DoBERTS.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11

Miss Florence Mills will give lee.
ture tonight (Friday) in the Christian
church, on India. its people and their
customs. Miss Mills has been In India
for several years as missionary, and
understands her subject thoroughly.
She has with hcra number of curios
and her lecture will doubtless be very
interesting. Lecture begins promptly
at 7:3O Don't fail to attend.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Quarterly Meeting Services

Quarterly meeting services will BE-
held over Sunday at lii" Methodist
church. District superintendent DR..
Il. a. Chase will hold Quarterly Con.
ference Saturday night and will preach
Sunday morning. a kind invitation
to all is extended to attend these ser.
vice.. All nilicia; members are asked
to be present Saturday night.
l,ENJAMiN +. Ross, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
J. y. REYNOLDS.

"a Five Hundred Mile Camel Ride
Though the Far East" The above
was DR.. Whittlc's subject on last Fri.
day evening, delivered to crowded
house. And for more than two hours
the Doctor entertained his audience
rs few lecturers are able I" do. DR..
whittlc is now citizen nf our little
city and We are proud To d" him honor.
J. u. WADLINGTON.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Life.

Mctaphysicians say that life beyond
the grave has been proved by mcdl.
ums. Other people who have attended
seances say they are assured there
was life behind convenien, curtain
from which hands and things emerged
at intervals.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Tic OouifuI Florist.

81 don't b"lIcv" that God ever mad"
the flowers to srll." said tn" broad
street florist. III | was rich I wouldnt
sell ono. would raise tho h"auti.
ful things to civ" away to pcnrlc who
need them. to tho poor ana tho sick
and tho tired Tic ".r.s' looked ~
II he meant what h" said. too. New
ark News
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
DIR. WHITES LECTURE

Last Friday night Il large audience
assembled in the opera house to listen
to w A. Whittlc deliver his lecture
on 500 Vile Camel Ride in the far
East. The Doctor did not cOntine his
lecture to the camel ride entirely. but
carried his audience through Scotland,
Switzerland, across the Alps into Italy,
ascended the Vesuvius, on into Turkey
then moved on north among the
famous cedars OF Lebanon; thence
across the mountains into the city OF
Damascus. The Doctor was at his
best and for two hours he held the
attention Of his audience. His illus
tratinnS were replete with wit and
eloqucnce, never forgetting for Il mo.
mcnt the elevation of mind and heart
to a higher plane Of moral and chris
tan duty. His concluding tribute to II
good happy life left an impression
upon the minds of his bearers, not
soon to be forgotten.
NJ f. RASIIOi,
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
GRANT VAN IloOSE.

Our little town should swell with
pride over the fact that IL numbers
among its citizens one Of the greatest
lecturers OF the day. DIR. Whit,lc'S
lectures are entertaining to all and
abound in wit OF the highest order.
Such treats aS his lecture on last Fri
day night are highly appreciated by
the people OF Ordway as evidenced by
the crowded house which greeted
him.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
The Smiths Of Ireland.

One fact in the report OF tho regis.
trar-general for ireland is calculated
to surprise the average f.nElishman
The 33.1OO Smiths" Of ireland. We
learn. outnumbor the "O'Bricns" by
800. 1t should make Ireland stare.
too.-WestuinstCr Gazette.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
NJ. f. RAsIIOii.

During my eighteen years in the
public schools | have had the pleasure
Of herring many OF the best orators in
the United States. Rev. DIR. Whittle's
lecture on Friday evening convinced
Ing one Of the greatest orators in the
country. In subject matter. fnrceful
expression and picturesque word
painting. Rev. DR.. Whittlc's ranks
try such as Bishops MacIntyrc and
Qaayle.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
ECctry,

must dcplor" the scant attention
paid nowadays tn tho first Of arts
Poetry Is tho rCnl source Of Mu.,ir
painting and sculpture. and tn" way II
Is neglected or put to scorn these
days Is one Of the many signs of ma
tional dcCadcnCc.- Marie Corclli
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Safcousrdina Ones Health.

The surcst way to keep in good con.
dition Is to watch the beginnings OF u
breakdown. Whom you feel tired mos
OF the time. when your work is al
enort. and you are 50 stupid you can
not keep awake" then is the time tn
take account Of stock and find on
what you are doing to break the laws
of heath
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Use the Nut Cracker.

Just n little nick out of tho enamel
of tooth made by cracking a nut In
the mouth may spoil tooth forever
When you have nuts to crack use n
hammer or nut cracker and save
your teeth
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11

The next encampment OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic for the depart
mcnts OF Colorado and Wyoming, will
be held at Grand Junction, Colorado,
on May l2th. 18th and l4th, according
to notices sent out by John Wingate,
commander OF the department OF
Colorado and Wyoming.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
Teachers Examination

The regular County Teachers Ex-
animation will be held at the County
Superintendent's Office and at Ord
way under the supervision of Prof.
Grant Van HoOse on March l7-lS.
The High School examination Is on
March 10th.
S. S. PHILLIPS,
County Supt.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
The PhiIosopher Of EoIIy.

"The reason auctionecrs make mon.
ey.' says the Philosopher of Folly. lis
that so many people think it only
costs EN- a nickel to raise the other
fellows bid five cents"
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
For Sale

Thoroughbred Brown Lcghorn eggs,
$l.O0 per setting of ID eggs: $500 per
hundred. COckrels 50. 90 each.
At52p Mrs. CHAs. SCHROEDER.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-11
For Sale.

- cents per setting: - 0Opcr hundred.
3tl MHS. a. SONNELASD.