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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-06-10

With the announcement of F. n.
Lewis as a candidate for congress in
the Sixth district, to- succeed Hon. E.
J. Bowers. there aiesthfee candidates
In the field. The others are Mr.. d. P.
Harrison, of Gulfport, and N. r. Talley
Of Hattiesburg. s
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pOratiOn.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-14
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser

Entered at the Postofice at Honolulu,
T. H.. as second class matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year. SIZ.oo
Advertising Rates on Application.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Co, LTD.
Won Holt Block, No. 65 South King st.
:. s. CRANE Manager
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*23.125 on 800 paid. 154 per cent.
paid. tRedeemable at 103 at maturity.
SPaid up. H270 shares treas stock.
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE,
Outward.


For Waianae, Waia1ua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1920 D. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-f7:30 a. m, *9:15 a. m,
"11:30 a. m, *2:15 .. m, 1920 .. ~,
'5:15 p m, 1870 p. H., Hills p. N.
For Wahiawa enc Leilehua-"10:2O a.
n, *5:l5 P. H., 1890 p. M, t11:15 p. m.
inward
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Waia-
ua and Waianae-FS:36 q. NJ, 1871
P. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t7:45 a. m, 1886 a. m,
.11:02 a. m, LAO p. NJ, 1926 p. m,
-5:3l p. m, "7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
Leilehua-+9:15 a. m, t1:40 H., 1911
p. m, tl0:10 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, two-Lour
train (only frst-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at $3.50
a. m; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianac outward,
and Waianae, Waipahu and Pearl City
inward.
DAILY. Except Sunday. tSundav Only.
G. Q DENISON, F. c. SMITH.
Superintendent. G. P, A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-14
SITUATION WANTED.

BY maternity nurse; no objection to
out Of town work Can be found at
Mrs. Dixon s, 1870 Beretania. 1868
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HALSTEAD & CO.
Stock Brokers
921 FORT STREET.
HONOLULU sioux EXCHANGE
e21 FORT STREET

Honolulu. Friday, May -. 1910.
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MRRCANTlIE.

ICap;tsl. Pa
NAME OF ST OK. PAID Up Val Bid ASH
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HERE IS YOUR Opponn
THE FINEST HoMr MY s h
IN KArrur SitE

II You want a homo
call at once and seenro II Ina, a,s
lots IN the Kamehamehvsu F = Of as \
the finest piece Of l lanS en.l Pal j
market, Located in tba ', S ppt Al
car line, alongside of tbe e ffas
Schools athletic fields ana A \
advantages for a fna has d Il
night, good streets, fine e., tss|
ample water supply from sol aai l
and ready for building. ''' al I'D
J. H. SCHNACK, 1877 Me,.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

of the American Academy of Point
ical and Social Science here tonight.
senator Aldrich declared that IN
his opinion the reform of the pres
ent banking system was the most I'M
portant work now before the none
tarv commission The currency prob
lem would adjust itself he said, when
the banking system was taken care
OF.
He said that many methods pre-
serfbed BY law for the control of ma
tional banks he'd become obsolete,
and that the national government
having assumed control Of the organ
ization OF credit. II is manfestly in
cumbent upon it to enter at the ear
Hest possible moment upon such q
revision Of our national banking leg
isiation as will make cur methods
and practices more responsive to the
demands Of cur modern business
life
Continuing, Senator Aldrich said:
THE structural weakness and prac-
tical defects of cur national banking
system are shown by the relative
growth of national banks and state
banks and trust companies in the
last twenty-five years. Within this
period the number of national banks
has increased 4.26S, while the mum
ber of state banks and trust compan-
les has increased 11,0S5. The cap
ital and surplus of the state banks
and trust companies have increase
in the same time from $lfo,0Oo.oot
10 $1.2SG.00O,00 In many impor-
iant communities practically all the
hanking business is carried on BY
state trust companies.
senator Burton said the need for
urrency reform did not arise from
any insufficiency in the general
amount. With the exceptions OF
France. the per capita circulation in
.he United states is larger than IN
my other great commercial country
rhe defects OF our currency system,
he said. were due to the retention OF
he old method discarded by so
many countries. of maintaining a gov
.rnment currency.
Director Roberts of the mint de-
dared there is no pressing occasion
to deal with United states notes and
silver certificates. which, he said, are
being rapidly absorbed by the retau
trade. and there is no probability that
hey will ever again embarrass the
reasuTy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
TWO MEN KEEP WATCu
OVER UDDN or LEADER.

Haston, Dec. with guard room
land mortuary vault flooded with elec-
ltrle light from five chandeliers and q
asfi telephone connected by special
wlre a. the Cambridge exchange, two
men tate today began their vigil over
the body of Mary Baker Glover EDDY
In the receiving tomb Of Mount Au-
burn cemetery.
a. W. Glover, of Lead, $. D.. son ot
Mrs. Eddy. and Dr ~ Foster Eddy
her adopted son of waterbury. "
informed the Christian scinece otii-
ciais today that aa their mother eA-
pressed 10 them desire e. have her
body resi- finally at Pheasant view
Concord N. NJ, where she lived boz
fore coming 20 Chestnut HUI they
would insist on such burial The sons
VIII consult with Henry N. baket'
representing the trustees Of the Eddy
estate aud which Archibald McLelland
OF tho Christion Scince church to-
morrow to determine the matter
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
tREVOI UTIONARY AGENTS BUY
ARMS IN UNITED STATES

New Orleans. Dee S--AccordinE
No advices received here, Policarpio
S3cnila. former president of Hon
duras. is planning to overthrow Presi-
iont Davilla. His agents are said TO
he securing arms and ammunition
and the revolutionary movement has
reached point where an uprising
may occur at amy tine.
Some of Bonilla's agents are known
90 be- in the United states ON secret
missions
Poljearpio Ronula is one Of the
shrcWaest politicians n Honduras
Some years ago he formed an inti-
mate friendship with President Iel-
nNa of Nicaragua and President piaz
IL Mexico and il Yves through bis in
trigung with Zclayu that war be-
tween Honduras aud Nicaragua was
brought about three wears ago.
Zclnya attempted 10 make Poll
carpio Ronillo president of Honduras
after Manuel BonilA was ousted. but
failed Although me was thwartcd
in his ambition aud DaVilla Vas made
president Ronilla has steadily held his
feye ia the presidency. he has op-
posed DaVnias policies ana bitterly
fought the Morgan loan proposition.
When the uprising AT Amapaia was
started bN Naiadarcz about two
months ago. 10 was suspected that
Pollcarpio Boniua was connected
with that plot aud this suspicion was
later confirmed After Nuiadarez
was deposcd and had lied from The
country documentary eVideuce was
captured by The pavilla forces show
ing conspiracy the object az which
was to make Poucarpio Bonih pres
idcnt.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
ANNUAL BUDGET FOR
WATERWAYS IN
SIGHT
Believed That Great Object Of
Organization Of Rivers and
Harbors Congress Is Nearly
Accomplished,

washington. Dec. S.-That the
great object which led to the organiza-
tion OF the national rivers and harhors
congress, adoption BY the govern
mont OF policy OF inland waterways
Improvement aud adequate support OF
that policy with annual appropria-
tions is within sight of accomplish
ment. IA the belief OF the hundreds OF
delegates now in this city attending
the seventh annual gathering of the
body,
Positive declaration was made 70
the assemblare today by Champ
clark. looked upon by the delegates
~ probable speaker of the next house
of representatives. that the house
would approve such a biz. and make
necessary appropriations. There
would W.. ia his opinion. fow dissent
ing vutes. A similar oninion was eN-
pressed by other speakers, mclpdins
Governor Harmon of ohio and Gen
laral BiNhy. chief Of United states en-
ginecfs.
Tho safeEuardlng Of terminal facili-
ties along waterways To be improved
vas declared by several speakers 20 he
of groat Importance. some oi them
stated that the railroad companies
are already in possession Of dockhgs
sites which viii hamper the work al
transferring heavy freight traffic 70
water lines Ouater proceedings must
now boz resorted 20. it was claimed,
and the dockage sites must he secured
bv municipal ownership before the
fun benefit OF the millions TO he eN-
pended could be enjoyed. In his Nd-
dress. champ clark urged the dele
gates to direct their missionary ef-
forts for legislation to the senate ana
White House
- am In favor OF economy, ne
said hut every expenditure rs not
waste Nearly every member OF the
house OF representatives Is ready 10
help you. and let me add that resolu-
tions do no good unless you Keep uI
IAN active campaign i'm congress.
Genoral BiXby declared that this
Iday had passed for the appearance M
river and harbor bills OF projects
where the worthiness of tho i'm
.proVcmont is subject 10 any reason
liable doubt
"Thc special provisions of congress.
be- atid with respect tn the inNtsti
Cation uf any ucw river and harhol
lpro5ctu have raised SO many safe
guard that It viii be practically I'm
possible for amy unworthy project e
got into coming river and harhor bill
unless congress changes It's prvscn
rules As an Illustration, the rive
|aud harhor hill of the last year In
ItruduoCl mo- now projects that hu'
not already received the sanction %
the engineer department and of con
srsss except m % Tow cases. whcr
the actual appropriation or TIE actnn
expenditure were made dcpCndan
iupon future favorable recommendR
iiuu from tho engineering department
ss regards worthincss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
MONEY WASTED BY
REPU BL|CAN
COMMITTEE
Reports Show That Losers in
Recent Election Spent Nearly
Three Times as Much as
Victorious Democrats,


Warrington, Dec S-The repuhli-
can congressional committee received
S77.4Gl and dlabursed s74,87S while
the d mooratie congressional commit
~ received S2GT90 and disbursed
S211Il during the recent campaign.
according TO reports filed today with
he clerk cf the house OF representa-
lives
OF the amount contributed TO the
republican cause S41.030 was cash on
hand at the time the publicity act
was passed The democratic balance
on hand then was Si3,25S The net
requires division of receipts show
ing contributions of Sl00 or more
and contributions In sums less than
800. IN the former class the re-
puhNcan report shows fifty-two items
and the democratic report thirteen.
iho argest individual contribution
10 thc republican fund was made by
8 prose 1tative William B. Mckinley
1hich amounted Go $4,000. A contri-
tution ol $3.50 was received from
The treasurer Of the Union League
club OF philadelphia The republi-
can state committee of Louisiana
$1,000 former Secretary
of the Treasury eslie NJ shaw as
treasurer Of the Manufacturers elnb
Of Philadelphia. 1880, and John
Pitcairn of Pittsburg, $1,000.
The national committee gave $SbI
only one member OF President
Taft's cabinet is shown TO have con
tributed Postmaster General Hitch
cock gave $500
From the sale Of 2l5 text books
ihe republican committee received
e107. The democratic report does
not show any receipts from this
source
1'he largest individual contribution
10 the democratic fund is $1,000 from
w. G. Beer Of New York City. Col
dncl a. u. Martin and South Trem-
BILE both Of Frankfort kyp and J. G.
Mayo of Paintsville Ky. gave $500
ach.
Tho democratic state committee Of
Georgia contributed S450 Travelling
aNpanaea during extensive speaking
tours we're contributed by Represeu-
natives Champ clark of Missouri. 4.
s. Burleson OF Texas and ollie James
rf Kentucky
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

bad example and inflaenoc. SAYS the
ReeammenalngA study Of tho ciassi-
f,ed system of employees. the secretary
declares that "a civil service require
uent is absolutely requisite 81 sat
istacforx system The ronlUnul"fA
evatYm of retiring allowances, the see"
,a,arV recommends, aH the only one
when has a chance of adoption ana
a. hext for the men and women OF INC
aarxtoe He urges their friehos 70
concentrate upon that movement. =
s,onpiete state OF efficiency in the
government departments ne sAAA. n
ifnnoasible without some way et tt-
firing clerks in just ana humane
manner
ammends that All non political ptilc'N
30 Included in the classified service,
Assistant appraisers OF customs hDnuld
be detached from politics Tor tine ei-
fieIepcy Of the service. he aays ne
secretary pays a high tribute 90 tne
men of the life saving service "l'u
urges some form OF retirement i"'
them.
Al the economics OF administration
which have been infected in the tr"aH-
ury department are reviewed, the se'i'
Rotary pauses TO take notice al a htii'-
fnent made by a United states htllN-
Tor. that tho business VI the govern
ment could be- conducted WITH 4 haNihb
of ta00. 0Vu 0o0 il wear
Secretary MaeNeagh says
THE popular Impression Aa 20 lnt
extent cf uassibie economies IN lhe
administration OF executive depart
ments is aingularly exaggerated HnV
this miaconception il Yefy hAfhlul
when the pubMt expects that I hc GOV
ernment can save $500, 100000 q year,
such small aboripus saVinFs as can
b.. made in the executive depef tih.h'-
hnrdly seem worth while Ana II ~
astonishing that under such eircuml-
@tAnees In these comparatively sll'1i |
savings cnn be maintained IheNe /
snvings can only be Disappointing 70
ne public who have such figures az
90. eco 600 Ia mind aud they cannon /
ceiNa any popular credit, for iles 1
can only seem 20 be snihii triliihka /
with great things. Ana yet thry can
only be produced ty lahorious, PAIN.
stalking. and persistent methods anu
devotion.
when Il is the fact that the entire
i,f,sifarv expenditures Of the govern
usrnt last year were loss than $500.
AUo,0 Geo and when a great part ol
I hose expenditures is not rcdueiple az
All, as for example. the interest on
the debt. and the pensions one can
readily see that there probahiA - nov
very much more than A3ou,OOu,VoV
gross LETT on which Go save $500, 900
600. How 10 effect a saving OF $500,
600 900 when the whole expenditures
to any saving rs Ss0o,0 900
600 IS, OF course. not easy ! appeal
70 the sense OF proportion Of congress /
and the American people fer Il ~
very important 10 have theae impress
sluns eorrcgted In order that thorp
may be some encouragement aiyen 20
those men scattered through the de-
partments who want 20 bring about
ar the Improvement possible.
SnperfM0us customs house, mints
ana assay office should be abolished n
the report saya, There rs AN over
supply OF the iatt.e-~ aud the mlnts In
San Francisco Denver and rhnadcl-
phia are not fnilV employed, The Sec
rrinry also promises 60 send to CON
gress a list oi customs honses which
he Says. fare no use undcr the sun"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

~ the receiving tomb. Judge smith
fnished the service ~ the day hy
reading the tweniy-thrd psalm, ana
pronouncing as q benedleiion the iast
Verso Of Jude,
The coffin was slipped into IT'S
.uirhc, the door WAS shut ana sealed,
and i man was placed on guard ~
Il npnAure Of protection, the guhrh
has acctsT 70 telephone when INC
directors of the church nave placed
tenn crarlly in che vault
II rs expected that Mrs Eddy's VIII
win he filed tomorrow at Concord,
~ II
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
TEN MILLION BALEs
OF COTTON GlNNEI

Washington, Dee S.-Ihc colluh
ginning report of the census bureau
irsued AT 10 O'Clock this morning
shows lOl8e.9S6 bales, counting
ronnd as half bales. ginned from the
Growth of 1919 to December 1. com
nared with S.ST6.SS6 for 1903, IL
1oS.s6l i'm 1905. and S,343,396 for
the percentage of the last three
crops einned TO December l. was
SS.i for 1909. SAL Tor 1905. and l5.5
for 1907
Round bales Included this year are
ta1.652. compared with l3i,3s3 for
1909. a0l 490 for 1905. and l3A-b5t
for 1907. .o,o
Sea island cotton ginned for 1910
Vas e6.e34 bales compared with 80
ssf -or 1903. 6S.Ss6 for 1905 and 55,-
ags Tor 1907.
The number Of bales sihhe" ~
Oklahoma and Texas is
oklahoma. S2S,Sf2' Texas, -.'S''-
sac.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
STILL NECK
AND NECK IN
BRITAIN
Government Coalition in Lead
With Majority of Thirty
Three in House of Commons,
my Morning journal Special Leased Wire


London. Dee. S.-At the close OF
the polling tonight in the general
elections the standing of the parties
is as follows
Government coalition - Liberals,
l47. Iahorites. 2S. nationalists, 40;
independent nationalists o. Total
2G.
Opposition t'nionists. 1873.
Tho ufth day OF the elections ended
with the parties still running neck
3nd u. t with the prospect That thcH
will come under the wire in almost
precisely the same relative position
they held at the start Retui ms had
been received up To midnight from
thc voting 4or 419 members, and the
result is unionist gain of two seats
n that number over those held py
hat party in the last parliament.
This amazing result is as unprcee-
lented in English history as IL is en-
barrossiug Go politicians of all ttc-
tions 10th parties went into the
lection predicting great gains. Both
are now convinced that the new
house az commons viii bc pror tcauy
| Identical with the old.
| Discussion nov Is concentrated upon
| lhc question of what tho people s.
| verdict means what coutsc shalt be
I
| -uustances The conservatives argue
| that Prcmlcr AsQuiths bid for q
sweeping endorsement from the
country has not becu obtained,
| therefore he. cannDt be- Justified in
| fastening upon the nation such rad-
seal changes as home rule and the
Idisarming ot the house OF lords
| THE coaltionists insist that thc Noi
ems hy returning thcn to power en-
| dorso their policies aud direct them
GO carry out their program 'n It's enc
| urctN
| Forty-fDur seats We're hallcticd ior
| toda, Returns were received from
twenty of these. aud 10 om toriN-
/ four which were balloted Tor yester-
lday lu these siNu-nNe the liberals
| sain,d Rodnorshire ana Bedford
Iwhuc thr uuiuuists gained Eskdale
The contests were close nearly every b.
whore rh, unlonists continue tn eur
ldovu thv liberal maJ rity amid o.
lmakc numerical Esins Il along The
lInc hut insufficient go turn out The
/ liberal urmhtrs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
MARY BAKER EDDY
RESTS IN TOMB
Body Of Mother Of Christian
Science Placed in Receiving
Vault After Simple Funeral
Ceremonies.


boston. Dec. N.~-Followcrs Of Mrs.
Mary Baker G.. EadN founder ot the
Christian Science church parted with
her visible form to-day at tunern
service. that was marked hS simpiir-
ity and lack OF ostentetion, that Yield
ed no expressions OF sorrow, at least
not hy her followers, that was sur
rounded by no trapplngs Of mourning'
but was nevertheless sufficiently im-
pres>ive 10 lingcr long Ia the memory
OF ig0 persons who attended.
Judge Clifford = smith. iirri
reader 81 the mother church read the
greater part of the service prepared
by himself which consisted Of sclec-
tons from the bible. cOrclutlve pass
ages from Mrs. Eddy's book "Scienc,
and Health and "a prayer, hc wn'
assisted hy Mrs carol hoyt Powers
second reader. who rendered Mrs
Eddy's pucm, Mothers iNenih-
Prayer
There wua no pusogl nn suhhinr
except hy the Aouur urHud daughter
Mary Baker Glover. WHOSE crepe COY
cred hat was tho unh suinnrp color 30
the house
The spacious parlura where tA'
little gathering sat for cightceu min
utes ln calm thought were hathcd u
sunlight. while "a spray of roaes oi
the coffin. and here and there
bouquet AZ f fof decorative effect
Nufv ihg only evidence of the Gus
tomary maainR uf flowers q scemc,
llke one of Mr. Eddys meNphysi
Cal meetings of years gone hy. au'
one had o. Elauce az the MASSIVE
bronze caEkct rcsting la the rose tlntr'
aicoNv to realize ths sisniiie7ncp or th'
occasion
Those Nho wished to look Ioi th
last tmc on thc face 0f tire loade
81 the sect saw thc small. dnlcat
face at "a woman who looked sixty in
stead 81 ninety and whose DNprcssiol
was singiarN peaceful and showc
no sign uf HufferlWe.
Eighteen cartridges followed th
hsarsf across the snow IRd bills O.
Mount Auburn cemetery in Water
town There. before On, oruu door
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
COTTON SUFFERS
SLUMP OF $3.50
ON THE BALE
Sudden. Decline Result Of Active
Liquidation Following Gov
eminent Report on Amount
Ginned,
Ny Morning Journal Special Lsased Wire


New York, Dec. S.-There was a
decline of about sl50 bale in the
cotton market today as result OF
,ctive liquidation following the CEN
sus report showing 10.139.000 bales
rfnned to December / These figures
were larger than expected an'
seemed to shake the confidence o'
bullish operators in government esti'
mates OF under 11,500.000 bales to-
morrow.
The market closed at the lowest
prices of the day.
During the early trading, leading
bulls reiterated their confidence In a
5ullish crop estimate and seemed te
be giving the market some support
ana there was also little trade buy
ing.
After having sold about Is TO "a
points net lower within half an houl
! after the publication cf the repor'
here was rally Of several points
Later however. offerings became
,eavv and in the last hour it looked
rs though some of the leading lone
ines were being reduced, impartng
nervous tone TO the market and
,ending prices to the lowest level OF
he day
Sentiment after the close was
rreatly unsettled and there was q
vide divergence of opinion as to th'
probable showing Of the govern
nent's estimate to be published To-
morrow afternoon. Estimates OF tbs
European crop are being lowered as
4 result Of unfavorable weather
Trade estimates of the current Amer
lean crop formulated pricr to the
publication Of the census figures TO-
iay ranged from about 100000 uI
to f8.0oO, 600 bales and averaged H.
$40 naiCs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
HONDURAS SCENE Of
LATEST CENTRAL
AMERICAN WAR
Former President BonIlIa Plans
Overthrow of Government
JaiIS Filled With Revolution
airy Suspects,

fBy Morning Journal specinl Lensed Nirel
Guatemala, Dee, S.-A revolution
ary outbreak Is threatened in Hon
duras and intense excitement prevails
throughout the country. Martial law
has been proclaimed in the capital
and In the large cities of the republic
and the jai's are filled with political
prisoners
Wholesale arrests of persons sus-
pected Of having some connection
with the threatened uprising, are be-
ing made on the orders OF the presi-
dent
There are extra government troops
in puerto Cortez and Ceiba and the
well-to-do residents are flocking
across the border into Guatemala.
! No passenger is permitted To land in
| Honduras without 9 passport signed
by the HondursS consulate in the
port of sailing. an81ne authorities
are vigilant in following the move
ments OF persons arriving from New
| Orleans and other gulf ports
Advises received here from Tegu-
/ olgalpa state that President Davilla
1 last Saturday issued an order fer the
arrest of former President Policarpio
J BoniIla. and General Dionicio Cult
tere. former president of the
republic and q close friend 81 Ronilla
Unconiirmed reports say that Bon
| lila escaped from Tegucigalpa several
DAYS prior to the issuance of the or
der and 1t is believed he and Cult
terez are en- route TO the United states
where they plan to organize leNolu-
! ionary expedition against the paNlla
administration.