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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
SULTAN ENJOYED
COCOANUT MILK
Smacked Royal Lips Over Guavas
and Declared Honolulu Was
Like Home.

The sweet water of cocoanuts and the
luscious pink meat of guavas. were by
far the principal things which the Sui
tan OF Sulu appreciated most in his
automobile tour Of Honolulu Yesterday
afternoon in Jim Quinn 5 big machine
After travelling all over the world. sell,
ing pearls by the peck, meeting crown
ed heads and presidents and high off,
cials Of various nations; after seeing
the wonderful sights of Europe. the
United States and Market street. San
Francisco. the Sultan of Sulu found
the things il Honolulu which more
nearly reminded him Of his dear old
suItanare IN Sululand.
He emerged from his she'll Of re
serve Yesterday and was like a boy
as he picked guayas from bushes lining
the road to the Pail, while out at Wal
kIkl he became nervous while waiting
for cocoanut to be broken open 50
that he might drink the sweet water
within the gourd. As he drank & smile
passed over his dark features. and his
eyes Iigarened with pleasure Sultan
though he was. a monarch who was
once almost an absolute ruler over q
vast number Of Mohammedans. he was
tickje3 to death 10 once more be in a
land where cocoanuts could be picked
from the tall trees and their contents
drank In the shadow OF the fronds
The Sultan of Subtitle real mon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
e., Second Time in Fifty-FlVe
Years the Regiment Is
All Together.
mi oNEL SCHUYLER PLEASED
Reunion Dinner Planned by the
eHjcers-BattaIion Goes
to Post Today.

Ia, tbe second time in ffty-fve
wars the entire Fifth Cavalry, United
States Army. will be all together today
|, garrison at Schofeld Barracks, Lei
,ebua the second squadron having ar
rived yesterday on the transport 9her-
man from Yellowstone Park and Fort
Duebesne, Utah, where it has been on
ratrol duty. The squadron was met at
hp wharf by Colonel Walter ;. Schuy-
ler commanding the Fifth Cavalry, and
Al present the temporary commander OF
the military district of Hawaii.
Colonel Schuyler wore Il broad smile
A, be watched the transport come up
tbp harbor to the Matson wharf, for
Il meant reunion of old army officer
friends. as well as enlisted men, and it
was a particularly suspicious moment
in both his own life and the career Of
the regiment.
s.Snee 1886 when the regiment was
organized in detachments and distrib-
uted in posts throughout Texas. said
the Colonel, "the regiment has never
been all together before except once,
and that was at Tampa. during the
Spanish war. But even then the regi-
meut was together only about three
weeks
''The troops viii be sent out to
Schoheld Barracks tomorrow CThurs-
day1 and will be assigned to the quar-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
Rioting Has Commenced.

Already the streets are filing with
rioters and there have been several
clashes between the strikers and their
sympathizers and the gendarmes. The
mobs center around the various railroad
stations and yards and are forcibly pre-.
venting any attempts to start trains
with army engineers in charge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
Declare it a Revolution

Premier BRAND yesterday issued a
statement declaring the strike and the
refusal to respond to the call to the
colors a practical revolution. This
statement is believed to have been is
sued in order to pave the way for what
ever drastic steps to recreate order the
government NAV have in view.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13

PORTSMOUTH, England. October -.
The royal yacht Victoria ard Albert
sailed from this port yesterday for Glib
raItar where King Manuel and his
mother. Queen Amelie, have taken
refuge on British soil, The royal exiles
will be brought to England. where they
are to be the guests of the duke of
Orleans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
HAD To SEE
HsuN'S TONGUE
Chiyo Detained Until the Prince
AroSe-0rdered Two
BattIeships.

While Prince Tsai Hsun slept in his
guarded stareroom aboard the japanese
liner Chiyo Maru. the United States
quarantine doctors who boarded the yes
sci at, the entrance to the channel.
fumed aud fretted and refused to give
the vessel pratique until the Prince had
stuck out his tongue and the physician
had gazed into his eyes. For that rea-
son the liner did not reach the Alakea
wharf until after nine clock.
The Prince had had no thought that
he would be the cause of any delay
in arriving at the wharf and he. slept
soundiy, but the physician found his
name on the list and interpreting the
rules. regulations and laws literally, it
was insisted that the royal passenger
turn out Of his bunk and subject HIM
self to the examination which all
others had to undergo.
The Prince took his time First of
all he did not wish to leave his room.
He has confined himself to that room
almost since he left San Francisco and
j still N mortal fear Of an assassin s
bullet. lie thought that he would be
accorded all the honoIS to his rank, ac-
corded him on his way across the Pa
eff. The Unired States had taken spe-
ciaI pains to see that the Prince s jour
ney would be stripped of any annoy
ances. and he was guarded as If he
We're the most hated and the most loved
monarch Of the universe. He was ac-
corded every privilege granted ambas-
sailors and prlnceS-On the way over.
Coming back however. when no troops
are called out, the Prince is regarded
as one of the total number of passen,
gers. and subject to quarantine regula
tions.
Looked at Royal Tongue.
Several messages were sent to the
Prince and he finally consented to have
his tongue looked at-in his cabin. Doe
tor Ramus went in, looked the Prince
owe" and then signed the papers, and
the Chiyo passed in.
Judge Maurice d. o cornell. who was
adviser to the treasury department up
II October / was asked what he would
have done in the case. and he replied
that he would have advised. if he were
still with the department, 20 pass the
vessel in. without looking II i:'a i-rtlce,
courtesy extended often % visiting
potentates. The Chinese dignitary re-
manned aboard all day.
Contract for Two Battleships.
Charles NJ Schwab. head of the Beth
Iehem Steel Corporation is credited with
having secured from Prince Hsun a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
TERRITORIAL SCHOOL
FOR THE BLIND
Prof. r. r. Pratt of Ala
mogordo, New Mexico, Is
In Tucumcari In Interest
of the Institution.
HERE TO MEET
PARENTS OF BLIND

Professor X. X. Pratt of the Terri.
torial school for the blind NJ Alamo
gordo il in the city in the interest of
the institution. Prof. Pratt came to
the Territory from the school for the
blind NJ Pittsburg, Pa, where he bas
had experience as "a teacher of the
blind.
lie is here 20 meet the parents cf
children who are blind, and to explain
to them the methods of the institution,
aud To get the children into the school.
lie wants to secure all blind children
between the ages of d and 10.
During the past year the institution
had % pupils, and AT the close of the
term, every child, without an exception
year. The children are well cared FOR.
The Matron aud assistant Matron have
charge of the little girls and they are
as tcndcrly watched over as If they
were in their own homes. The boys
are under the especial care of gentle.
man. whose business IL il to teach them
aud useful citizens.
The institution has Just closed the
fourth year. and although it is CON
parativcly new school, the mel hods
are the best in use The Amerlcad
Iiraile, or what is known as the Rails
eel point system is used, and Profcs
sor Pratt said today that with this
system blind child could learn to
read almost as quickly as one that can
see.
The institution this year is under en-
tirely new management, and new
corps of teachers has been engaged.
Heretofore blind teachers were employ.
ed, but this year the teachers are men
and women of experience who can see.
Besides the literary department, basket.
making, mat weaving, music and other
things are taught, and the object
of the school il to so train the children
that they may become independent.
Professor Pratt will return 10 Tu-
cumcari on June 2lst, and he desires to
meet the parents of any blind children
in Tucumcari or Quay county. There
is room in the school for ten more pu.
pills, and it would he well for any par.
rnts who have blind children and desire
10 have them educated TO meet Prof,
Pratt while here and arrange to have
their children enter the school
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
FORT SUMNER
WILL HAVE NEW
LAND OFFICE
Measure Fixes Lines Over
Which New Official Will
Have Jurisdiction; Will
Take Work Away from
Roswell.
BILL PASSED HOUSE
SENATE rs FAVORABLE

Washington, ID. c., June l2.-The
house has passed bill to create an nd.
ditional land district in the territory
Of New Mexico, to be known as the
" ~. Sumner land district" The meas.
ure il now before the senate and is ex.
pccted to be passed within few days.
The text of the bill is as follows;
"That an additional land district
is hereby erea. ed in the territory of
New Mexico, to embrace lands dcscrib-
ed as follows: Beginning at the point
where the township line between town.
ships and north of the base line par.
allel intersects the boundary line be.
tween the territory of New Mexico and
the state Of Texas; running thence west
from said intersection with the line be.
tween ranges IS and lG east Of the
New Mexico prime meridian; thence
south along said range line to it's in.
tersection with the township line be-
tween townships five and six south /;
thence east along said township line
between the territory of New Mexico
and the state of Texas; thence north
on and along said boundary line to the
place of beginning; and that IT. Sum
ner, within said district, is hereby des.
ignated as the site for the land office
thereof
That the secretary of the interior
shall cause all plats, maps. records and
papers of the Roswell and Santa Fc
land Offices which relate 10 or form n
necessary part of the record of the
lands embraced in the land district
hereby created to be transferred To the
same, and said district created AZ afore
said shall be known as the "Fort sum.
ncr land district
THAT the president is authorized 20
appoint, by and with the consent of
the senate, a person to act as register
and also a person to act as receiver of
the aforesaid Fort Sumner land dis.
trict, and that such clerical force as
may be necessary shall be assigned to
the said Fort Sumner land office by the
Secretary Of the Interior" "
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
MEMBERS WELL
PLEASED WITH
THE ADDRESS

Tucumcari Lodge No. Is held their
Annual Memorial services at the Bap-
list church Sunday the 10th Mt +. NJ.
a very appreciative audience was pres.
cut. The services opened with song
and prayer A scripture lesson from
the 18th chapter of first Corinthians
was read, and the speaker of the oc-
casion, Rev. George r. Varney, d. u.
was introduced, and delivered a most
excellent address Although the servi-
ces had been advertised, only a very
icw of the members of the order were
present. Those who failed to attend
missed n real treat, aud those who were
present spoke in the highest terms of
the address.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
SERIOUS SHOOTING
sCRAPE AT MoSQUERo

On Tuesday, June 7, Mrs. Cordelia
j. Burlinson was shot in the face and
through the throat and her small son
had his face horribly mutilated with a
charge of shot, during an alteration
between DR. Guy l.. Mckinney and
JEFF Shrum over possession of a place
belonging TO f. A. Bolts. shrum who
was armed with shotgun, is blamed
with having shot the womon and child.
DIR, Mckinney was armed with a rifle.
Full details will he given in our next
weeks issue. Shrum left the country
and at the time Of going to press had
not been captured. Both wounded per
sons are still alive at this writing.
quero Sun.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
AN APPRECIATrvE READER

Goodwell, Okla. June llth, 1910.
Tucumcari News, Tucumcari, y. NJ
The News reaches me twice week
now and it is newsy. Ere long it
will be one of my Dailies. The News
is chuck full Of news 10 us old time
Tucumcari folks that are far away but
We are kept posted from our home
town through the columns of that
Dandy paper, The Tucumcari News.
Goodwell is nice clean town and bids
fair to he good town. The location
is excellent. Soon the State Agricul
tural College will he completed, it is
well under way in construction, the
grounds are beautiful. The Dry Farm
ing system is very practical and is dem
instrating that crops such as wheat,
oats, corneand millet can he raised on
these fertile lands
Respectfully,
John Kinchlow.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
ALMA SHEPPARD DIED
TUESDAY MORNING

Miss Alma Sheppard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, r. j, Sheppard of this city,
died Tuesday nj | o'clock a. m. of ~.
phoid pneumonia, aged ~ years, o
months and 22 days, The funeral ser
vices were held at the Baptist church
at three o'clock this afternoon, and the
remains were buried in Sunnyside Gene.
terry. Miss Alma was one of the most
popular young ladies in the city Fly.
erybody who knew her. loved her, The
business houses of the city were closed
during the funeral services.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
EARL L. sHAUB MARRIED
IN NASHVILLE, TENN
Nashville, Tom, June l5, 1910

Nashville, Tenn, June Is, 1910
The elimination of pretty romance
of several years duration, was reached
here today when Earl l.. Shaub of Tu
cumcari, New Mexico, was married To
Miss Marguerite Neal of this city,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Taylor Of the Methodist church, at the
home of the bride s parents, in the pres
ence of the family and II few friends
Immediately after the marriage which
was quiet one, the young couple left
for Amarillo, Texas, where they will
make their future home.
Shaub is managing editor of the
Amarillo Daily News, aud was former
ly with the Tucumeari News as cit,
editor.
He is the son of Mr., aud Mrs. Geo
Shaub of Tucumcari, aud is bright
Young journalist. The News congratu
lates Shaub on having won the hear
of the fair Southern lady aud joins
his many friends in this city in wishing
success in his journalistic and matri
monial career,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
REV. GEORGE ULMER
KILLED AT HUDSON
Attempted to Gross Track
and Was Struck BY the
Engine - He and Both
Horses Instantly Killed.
RETIRED MINISTER
OF M. E. CHURCH

The city of Tucumcari was shoe ked
today when the sad news came that
Rev. George G. Timer had been killed
at Hudson. Rev. Timer was driving his
team along the Rock Island track ks
when Train No. 30 passed through llud.
son. When the train was near the
crossing Rev. Timer attempted To- cross
and was struck by the engine. lie aud
both horses were instantly killed. The
remains were brought to Tucumcari on
No. 80, aud are NJ the Undertaken =.
Rev. Timer was we'll known in this
city. His daughter Miss Sarah ID. II.
mer was n teacher in the city schools
last term. Rev. Timer was retired
minister In the NJ. f.. Church. and was
prominent in the work Of the Anti.
Saloon League. Several years ago he
located on claim near Hudson, and
was deeply interested in the develop.
ment of New Mexico. lie was val.
liable contributor to the News. We
hope to lie able to give Il more extend.
ed account OF bis life in our next issue.
The sympathy of the News is extend
ed To the beresvcd family.
The coroner's jury was composed of
Herman Gcrhardt, X. G. Stubbins, IS. r.
Kagley, Burton Littlcton. Harry Gruhbs
and 8. \. Edwards, who rendered "A yer.
diet, generating the tram crew as the
accident was unavoidable.
An examination of the body by DR..
Nichols showed that the skull was
badly Broken, the brain laid bare and
partly protruding, wound ON the right
side Of the back, several ribs broken,
and fracture of the right leg between
the knee and thigh. The DR.. states
that the wound on the head was suili.
cient to cause death. The wife AMI
daughter have been notified and are
expected to arrive in the city tonight.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
FORMER GOVERNOR
CURRY CALLER AT
WHITE HOUSE
New Mexico Captain Goes
to Join Rough Rider Com
rades in Welcoming Col
onel Roosevelt to Native
Shore.
rs PERSONAL FRIEND
OF PRESIDENT TAFT

Washington, ID. c., juno ll.-Former
Governor Curry of New Ne who
was captain in Roosevelt's Rough
Riders, was visitor at the White House
today. Mr.. Curry also served as pro.
vincial governor and in other capaci.
ties in the Philippines while Mr.. Taft
was governor general and is personal
friend of the president. lie has come
east 10 he present at the Roosevelt re.
ception in New York on June Is.
"There will lie about 300 or 200
their old commander" said Captain
Curry "and the greeting he will get
from them will he hummer The boys
are scattered all over the world now,
and to get even $50 of them together
at one time shows their devotion to
their colonel -
Concerning New Mexico Captain
Curry says the territory is enjoying
an era of prosperity and the influx
OF ueslfable class of immigrants from
the east continues unabated. Several
large irrigation enterprises are cader
way and work is about to commence,
probably within the month, on the nine
million dollar Engle Dam, one of the
most gigantic projects ever underta ken
by the government. Captain Curry
finds reason to hope that the statehood
bill will be passed by congress and sign.
ed by the president before the present
session ends, hut, even though the
measure should fail to receive favorable
action at the hands of the senate, hc is
convinced that congress cannot much
longer delay this act Of Justice to the
last Of the continental territories.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
ANOTHER RAILROAD
FOR ROSWELL.
Rock Island Man In Pecos
Valley From Dallas and
Asks for Proposition from
Citizens for Building New
Line.

Roswell, y. NJ, June ll.-Meeting
with some OF the business leaders Of
Roswell, NJ. J. Healy of Dallas, rail.
road promoter associated with the
Rock Island system, lnst night asked
for a railroad proposition from Roswell.
lie says that Roswell is the most nat
ural point for a new railroad in the
southwest, considering it's needs for
one, the ease with which il can he
reached, the spirit of the people aud
the benefits in tonnage to be expected
Mr.. liealy is now promoting road
from point on the New Mexico, Texas
line near Tucumcari, n. NJ, south
through the western tier of the Texas
Panhandle counties tO PyOte, near Bar
stow. Texas. From here he went to
Texieo and Farwell, Texas, on business
connected with the line mentioned. hut
will return in ten days to take up the
railroad proposition in Roswell. II the
people of Roswell will make him the
same offer they did Edward Kennedy,
namely, a bonus Of 100000 in cash.
a right of way from Roswell TO the
Texas line and terminal grounds. he
says he will give bond in ten days for
the building of the road His favorite
route In direct from Dallas TO Roswell
and thence northwest to the Hagan
coal fields of New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
Albuquerque, n. NJ, Ju
Mr.. G. II. de Yampert,
Tucumcari, y. VI.

MT e. III. de lampert,
Tucumcari, n. VI.
Dear Sir:-l assume the liberty. as
well as the pleasure, of writing to in
form you that you have been duly elect
cd Vice President of the Thirticth
Annual New Mexico Territorial Fair,
to take place in Albuquerque. October
3rd tn Sth, inclusive; also that it is the
purpose of the Management to make
this the largest, the most interesting
and entertaining exposition ever held
in the Southwest, aud one that will do
Justice to the products and resources
of the entire territory.
Without any appropriation from the
Territory whatever, the people of Albu,
querque have always borne the expense,
and have endeavored to give the Ter
ritory NJ large every possible benefit
from this fair, We, therefore, earnest
~ solicit you to cooperate with the
other Vice President of your County,
Mr.. \, V. Gallcgos, of Tucumcari, and
Ia take such action in time as may be-
necessary. and SEE TO IT that your
products and community are properly
represented.
Albuquerque will subscribe more mon.
ry this year than ever before for Fair,
and we want our out of town friends
to do likewise in regard to exhibits.
Prize lists for all exhibits will be
mailed you later
Write early for space to j. b. Nc.
Manus, Secretary,
Yours very truly,
j, II. REILLY, President.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14
EuLooY BEFORE THE /. o. o. F.

Shall / eulogize the deadi Nay, the
fragrance of their lives, breathing
friendship, love, truth, is waited across
the lengthening days as their eulogy.
Let my words be rather eulogy of
the principles by which they professed
to shape their lives, and of their broth
ers who waited not until the ears were
cold in death before they spoke words
Of appreciation who waited not until
the hearts were stilled before they
sent their flowers.
"Sauve qri peut!" cried Napoleon
despairingly at the battle of Waterloo
when he saw that all was lost. Save
himself who canl' II is the old cry.
Every man for himself and the devil
take the hindmost. II is the cry of the
world, the cry of the selfish human
heart.
We are assembled this afternoon un-
der a banner bearing the altruistic
words Friendship, Love, Truth, "
words which mean not save himself
who can, not every man for himself
but every man for every other, and
all for right and for God
This is truth which the unfriend.
ly find il hard to grasp. They often
criticise fraternal organizations on the
ground that if the Church and the
State had done their duty such orgaui-
zations would not have been necessary.
"IF' in this connection spells the con.
demnation of the Church and the State.
II is a tacit acknowledgement that the
Church and the State have failed to
DO their duty. Is the acknowledge.
ment based on fact'
During the Medieval Ago ,De State
was disintegrated by the feudal system,
and acted no longer as a whole but in
semi-independent parts. France for
example, was broken up into more than
100 independent feudal states. Under
such system the rights and needs Of
the common people were not only disre.
garded but even ruthlessly trampled n'i.
der foot. The Church allied system, the
]
dal lords, and the monasteries owned
vast estates which were parcelled out
upon feudal tenure.
The religious, protective and social
guilds arose ms a protest against this
pernicious system. They concerned
themselves with every species of mis-
fortune affecting health. liberty or pros
perity Of a guild brother, provided IL
was not brought on by his own fault.
Thus did they seek to realize the ideal
christian brotherhood taught by the
Church, but whose practice for the time
did not square with her profession.
Some, at least, of the modern benevo.
lent and protective organizations have
had their historic rise from these guilds
and the trade guilds Of the same age
All, whatever their origin, so far as
am acquainted with them, aro seeking 10
care for their poor and needy. their
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-14

T. G. Cramer is building residence
in the Highland Park Addition.