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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-30

plons and further promotion work. If
they take along their ukuleles they II
sure make a hit.
The suggestion of Lorrin Andrews, to
have an au-Hawaiian team tour the
States. was given consideration. but
there were not enough native ball play
ers on hand to make up a good team
The proposition has been talked of for
some time. and Hawaiians who MIGHT
be interested were asked to attend the
session
To Raise Revenue.
Club dues were made as high as the
individual members could conveniently
pay, but from this source alone it was
figured it would take too much time to
raise enough, so it was planned TO play
as many home games as possible aud
add the gate receipts to the fund OF
course. any voluntary contributions
would be accepted to help the worthy
+ scheme along. If series of home
games could be played the admission
that the fans would pay to see the
matches would take the form of an in
vestment, and every public spirited citi-
zen would gladly cough up two bits to
see the champions get in trim. All who
are interested in promotion work know
it pays to advertise, and this would
give everybody a chance TO spend his
mite for pubIicity's sake and get his
moneys worth at the same time.
Henry Chillingworth was elected pres
ident of the organization at the meet
ing last night: A. L. Bushnell was
chosen vice-president, Harry C. Bruins
got the secretaryship, and George Bruins
was made treasurer, while Pat Gleason
| landed as captain.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

Ter Just previous to the election and
that he fixed things proper is evident
from the returns. Fowler. like Hig-
bee. is hopelessly democratic be
cause most Of the inhabitants are
from Missouri
After all. IL might have been worse.
For once We did not let cent ON
the election. did not run for office
and get skinned. or try to blame it
on the dam dog because things did
not 20 our way Il might have
been ever 80 much worser
Republicans have been In power
in the house OF repr sentatiVes since
1894. Now that the democrats are
going to be In the majority in both
the senate and the house We wonder
II We viii have another dose OF the
meas that was handed 10 us under
the Cleveland regime?
The dear people seem to know who
they want 10 vote for and to have
particular choice for every office.
even without a headless ballot. We
fail 10 see whore headlcss ballot
would help any AZ least this is eN.
hcnt in otsro county Party lines
don't seem 70 cut much ice any more
Corpses Of TWO men who died from
alcoholism were placed on exhibition
Ia the windows of the undertaking o..
tabllshment of the deputy coroner at
Auburn. twenty miles south Of Sc.
attic. IN an effort TO win votes for
the drys in the local option election
held last week. but without apparent
effect. for the town voted wet"
Uncle Joe Cannon seems to be- the
sole survivor OF the recent democratic
tidN,l wave. snd w. ar. OF the opinion
that he viii be- able to bear the ills
o: this most outra seous political mis-.
fortune with a out ~ much cguanim.
ity as any one. Uncle 10. IL sure
some political scrapper aud la not
afraid TO beard the lion In his den
any old time.
The vote on regents OF the uni
sorsi'y Of Colorado k supposed to
be the best index OF the straight party
vote, but this year /, does not indi.
cate anything. The dear people
scratched on regents jus, like they
did on all the other candidates. The
prohibition candidate for regent re-.
ceived i55 votes. while the prohibi.
ton candidate for governor received
only ~. or 80 less Miss Anna VOL.
colt led the republican candidates
with a v0e Of 2.soo. or iss more
than the republican candidate for
governor. John r. Bottom. democrat.
had :.7s5. the loves, vote Of any
of the candidates of the two lead.
Ing parties. and he was 5ss behind
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

referendum was passed a. me extra
session and had not been printed in
the session laws previous .l The eloo-
tion.
One Of the bonencsat r1sults Of
democratic success In Nea York. al
ready counted upon by the gic,ors. is
the hope OF icEalizlng prize fighting
in thar state 1t is under the ban In
every other state In the union.
Governor Shafro,h would nave ear
ricd this county by a arEar majority
II be had been more careful about
his appointments. The vardenship
II the penitcntiary lost him many
votes here-Canon CRY Times.
The argument used u ngur OF
the we proposition in sa.uk was
that the town being lH d.bt for
It's water plant. II would Ga burden
on the property owners rn nave the
saloon revenue cut Oft at This time.
Huerfano was the only rluniy in
Colorado that gave majority against
the initiative and referendum. Only
one of the constitutional andments
carried IN Huerfano-ihaf ur the
University Of Colorado Medical
School
The election results shna he most
phenomenal changes, NOT uuly In
Denver but all over tn Harc. They
would indicate that Colorado does
no; need hcadloss lalI4t. The
scratching in Denver Raa Implicated
all over the state For instance.
shafroth carried san Juan ~ a biz
majority and I. y, Stevens landidate
for congrcssman-atlarge. a1rrlcd It by
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

one This is the first time in the
history OF that county that republi-
can has carried It on the state ticket
John b. stephen carried Weld by
seycnty.sIX and l. y. stevens carried
Il by gSs.
sickcnherger carried thirteen pre-.
unlucky number-but was
222 votes ahead OF Stephen. Harsin
carried eighteen precincts, and was
elected. with I65 votes shy OF the
head of his ticket
Tom Hoffmlrc. who recently made
political speech brre. was some.
what mixed on the pronunciation OF
the last member Of the Initiative
and referendum. He pronounced Il
referendum But u carried here
nevertheless --ordway Call
The most striking feature OF the
democratic party seems TO be it's
'Jeffersonian simplicity in win.
ming elections In Colora aIo--espeeially
In otcro county The repu, licans
used TO have the same habit when
they stood together side by each
Both the republican ante.eleetion
poll and the democratic poll showed
that Fowler would be very close, with
a possibility Of going republican The
democrats, however. carried the town
by maioririts ranEin. from s. to l5s
shafroth had majority of lgs. The
democratic managers could give a
certain office holder at the court
house credit for olccting 10th OF the
democratic county commissioners and
the county clerk. but probably viii
not feel at all inclined that way. Thk
office holder spent week Ia fos.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
ELECTION ECHOES.

Even swiuk had one prohibition
vote for governor
Al Ghurrr was the only democrat
who had majority In swlnk
In Maumnola M republicans aud
tWcutyseyou democrats voted straight
on election day
GauEcr had majority In twenty,
one precincts and was lOa votes
ahead OF shafruth.
The dear people seem TO be fond OF
extra sessions after an. and don't
mind the expense.
Dawloy carried twenty-five pre-
oincts out of thirty-uuo aud received
aa7 more votes than shafroth
stephen carried Prowcrs county
with a majority of ~ key Stevens
had a majority OF 800. Ous major.
ity aaE lS1
According 90 the official canvass
swluk went wet boy a majority Of
20. instead OF - as reported ON the
unofficial returns
Baxter carried eighteen precincts
out Of thu tbIrry-onr and Fosdiuk
thirteen. bul was fifty votes behind
the head of bis ticket
Joe Cannon has been reelected, to
a democratic congress uuelr Joe
will feel like Norman elder at ava
old maid's convention
JofoF Arnold hal recovered from
his wounds sufficiently 20 enable him
10 come up from 'Hocky Ford to
vote Mmgauula sun
Wonder Il the Payne. Aldrlch tar.
M Isn't responsible for the high
prices nov being paid to farmers FOR
sugar beots Quicu sabc2
In prow,rs county the democrats
elected county commissioner and
county clerk. and the republicans
ssipvd the remaining county offices.
Query from our postofIiec lobb,
item box III one whisky democrat
is worth two W c. T. Z. votes what
ought one temperance republicans be-
WORTH
Potter carried seventeen precincts
and Yant fourteen. the former haN
Ing eleven more votes than Shafroth
and Yant slxtysIs more than Ste
phen.
or the 100 mombefH OF the Eigh.
tccnth General Assembly eighteen are
holdoyer senators-fifteen democrats
and three republicans. In the senate
there viii be twenty.six democrats
and nine republicans. in the house.
forty democrats and twenty-five ro-
publlcans. This will give the demo.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

crats q good working majority aud
II they do not do anything at the
next session, why the people OF Col
orado will elect 'rm over so they
can try b. AGAIN two years hence
Just as the dear people did this year
OF grace.
with all the brewery talk, the Kan.
sas election was proha ly the dryest
claaucs election held anywhere in
the whole country -Gardeu cry Tel.
cgram.
W e Gaines. republican, aud r.
c. flanagan. democrat. were elected
Justices Of the peace In swink A
democrat aud republican we're also
elected ronstablrs
The prohibition candidate for gov.
rrnor received twelve votes in Pre-.
einot No 25- Mauzanola, this being
the largest prohibition vote In any
precinct IN the county,
In otero county the vote for gov.
oruor OF the various party candidates
WAS as follows Socialist labor, q
socialist, lo5. prohibition. -. demo
craI $685. republican. ..6ta
Governor Carroll. OF Iowa. auuouuc.
I'D rho appointment OF Lafayette
Young, editor of The Dcs Molucs Cap.
iial as United States senator TO sue.
coed the late senator uollh,rs
spaldiug carried sixteen precincts
aud had ne vote ia Two precincts.
but was IA5 votes shy OF the head
Of hts ticket sherman vas sI5 votes
ahead Of the republican candidate
Tor governor
Anderson made a good race for
county clerk carryIns twelve pre-
cincis and having sii votes more than
the head Of his ticket Todd carried
nineteen precincts but had i2s votes
less than shaffuth.
Precincts Nos. :, North La Iunta.
aud No -. Northeast Rocky Ford.
each east ten votes for the socialist
candidate Tor governor. this being the
largest socialist yot. cast Ia any
precinct In the county.
What Il the whole country did 20
democratic, including tn" county com.
missioncrs, didn't We carry swink :
That's some consolation. though prob.
ably not enough 70 make anybody sit
up and take notice
Il may be that the Initiative and
referendum will not prevail after
all. as there Is possibility OF It's
being knocked out by the state su.
prcme court The election laws cx.
pressly provide that all constitutional
amendments shall be printed in the
session laws before being submitted
to the people. The Initiative and
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

Shafrolh. William J. King. republi-
can, received 26e7. and George W.
Teal. democrat. 277s
Two years ago the total vote for
democratic and republican candidates
for governor was s.7i3. This year
for the same candidates It was
6,63s. or l.l07 less-all of the miss
Ing votes being republican OF course.
What an easy thing II would have
been 10 win-providing our fore
sight was as good as our hind sight.
AT Tuesdays el, elton the question
was again submitted to the voters as
TO wheher Hayden should remain pro
hibi'ion territory. The result OF
about two years Of prohi. itlon was
carefully considered Both sides took
much interest and worked for sue
cess. Two years ago local option
carried by ~, this year II won by
ss.-Hayden tRoutt County, Republ-
can.
In Precinct No 9. East Holbrook.
there were l23 votes east. Five of
the ballots had no mark on them
whatever, but we're voted blank. One
voter had his name written In fine
speneerlan hand ON the top OF the/
ballo, aud beautiful cross max
after III" name OF the democratic ~
didaie for state superintendent of
public instruction He was probably
an educational enthusiast. something
rare In democratic circles.
The sooialis, candidates on the
county ticket received total vote
In The county as follows: r. O.
kcyes. representative. lsi: j. r.
fohnhaum. sheriff. ils. Martin
oN"il. treasurer. 1875. Wallace X.
Boyd, county commissioner. ia: Car.
RI" u. sonnanstine. superintendent, Of
schools. i5i. Victor y. Nelson, sur.
'oyor. igs: Jasper Woodland. coron.
cr' is'' y, b forrell. county com.
missioner. lgs Jasper Woodland led
the state ticket ~ thirty votes.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
United In Common Cause,

La Jun'a. November II. 1910.
The Colorado Telephone Company.
J. a. kinoaid. District Manager.
La Junta. Colo.
Dear Sir; We. the undersigned
chairmen Of the Democratic and Re.
publican Central Committees, wish to
thank the local management, and es.
peeially the operators for the many
eourtesiss they have extended us
during he recent campaign.
Yours very truly.
cHAs. A. PHILHouR. Chairman.
Democratic Central Committee.
A. l.. sTuBBs. Chairman.
Republican Central Commit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
AMERICAN OA-H WON FOR

John E Redmond, who yesterday vas
n-sle,t d president Of the Nstiobal
Direct ~ Of tie U0i!ed Irish League,
made an important propou cement CT
bis policy at q 'arqatt given In bis
honor tt Du lilo last nigh.
The leader OF the patiOnalitti plainly
ou timed his intention at tie coming ses.
sion OF Parlisment, where he vi tlslly
holds the balance Between The two great
English psrties. 10 word, bis intent on
il to gu; 90 t the governmet unless It has
btt1 tie will and the power to deal W. tn
tle question Of ihe House OF Lords " u
bat be is ready ID vCts for the budget
provided Premier Asqa til sticks to bis
pledge ID resign office u lless he & /, the
power to deal with the lords.
Mr.. Redmond pad tribute to T. P.
O'Oounor's visit to America and asked
tie Irish people to remember that the
Irish patti had Il u sht the election " th
money supplied by America and tire
coloUles. The Lord OILY knows, he ssid,
how near they we're ID spoiher election,
and Irlshmen should not forget tn t ro
call had been made on them for The last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
NOT AGREED.

The SENT, declared by an overwheln-
ing vets yei tJday that II considered the
action of Judge Wright, OF tbe District
OF COlumbis Supreme Court, 10 direc leg
the members Of the joint Congressional
committee on printing to respond to the
lu'e to chow cause why he should bot
snuul contract they bad male an inva-
sion OF the constitutional privilege OF
Congress. The Senate adopted resc Z.
luton directing Senators Smoot, Bourue
and Fletcher 10 make no response TO ,e'
Iuls Of Judge Wright.
Three members of the House OF Req
ressn stivoa, its quota of the committee
on printing, will appear before Justice
Wright. OF the Supreme Oou Of the
District of Oolumbis, today, ia response
to summons isaued several days sgo.
This decision was reached by the House
few minutss before midnight last
n'ghi, slt.r debate which occupied the
greater part Of the afternoon and nearly
four hours OF nigit session Repre-
sentstIVes Cooper. OF PeoDsylvsnia;
stnrgiss, of Yves. VirgiOis, sod Finley,
OF South CAROLINA, srs the members who
will respond to the writ OF the cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Congress and the Court.

Washing oo, Feb. 1.-The answr r
OF The houses Of O 'Dgress to the suit OF
the Valley Paper Company sgain the
joint ommiIlee on prit re will Lot be
made for two weeks. A messenger from
the Senate Sss present 10 Justice
Weights court room this morning with
a cut pote converting the information
that the S nate had declared that Justice
Wright had invaded the cOnstlu ional
ptrogalives OF the Senate, In issulrg sn
order to show cause why q msndAmus
should not be Issued against the congr 6.
sionJl committee.
Although the House voted at midnight
last night 10 instruct its mumDers oil the
commi g 10 appear In court, none of
the coDgressmen we're there in person.
Mr.. George E. Hamilton, local atlr.
ney, appeared for The House members
aud asked continuance for two weeks
b cue, be said, they had not decided
what answer ID make.
81 sill have it appear on the record"
said Justice Wright, Shat you are ap.
gearing here as 'Amclu, tu;iA' ('riend Of
The cou y instead of attorney for the de-
feudant, so that toe prerogstiSes they
claim to have will not be waived"
The pos ponement OF the csse pre-
vented the delivery Of the ssnale's letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

FOLLOWING up Zoe passage OF the
ninety dagS session amendment, Ssi-
ft)r Ketzsl yesterday seat up bill pre-
vidiug additional pay for the legislator
their fficefs ehd attaches. The bill
provides tina, the speaker OF the Houss
and be president Of the Senate shall
receive Sl.0S0 for each session, the
members to receive net less than $3.50
Tor the session. The increase OF salary
provides for the pay of the members on
the basis Of he e. t nded session OF nine
~ days, which bas been ordered by The
general assembly when it has agreed 10
lhe amendments to the consultation.
Extra sssiioos Of the general assembly
are provided for the bill providing for
salary Of $3.50 for the speaker OF the
House AID III presd.nt Of the Senate
sud the members are TO reCsive not ex
Ceeding $3.50 for the extra session. Ser
atoE Keezsllo 90 Wednesday voted sgtins
the proposition to extend the session.
Blu. il the sessions are extended OF course
provision mas, bs made for meeting TIE
expansss, which 1t is hoped may never
b. needed. The Increase would mean
that the state alll expend spproximst
ly $50, 600 more for each session thaO 81
this time-S25, coo for members, TIE
salsry Of committee clerks, employees,
pages end the immense volume OF print
Jog Iha, will necessarily follow. A.
heretofore stated the people will bave
say 10 the matter before the propose
change 10 ia constitution ia made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Virginia News.


Charles E II uwood, OF Richmond,
aud Miss Mary Dallas Powell, OF o.
vertou, were married IL Washington
Tuesday by Rev. DR.. NJ. V Tudor.
The dwelling OF Mr. Sn IL Jermsn. 8
short d II ace west Of FndrIioks II 2,
wss destroyed BY FIRE between three aud
u o'clsck last Monday afternoon,
toy ther with moi mis- Of u'niiu ?.
S u bern Railway employees on tiG
NJ las as,as braccn vat rdsy f1rEsrded 70
tl-ir former supsr' nntnt, w. l.
P'srce, a hsndsom' & i'd " ten sud lob.
Mr. Pierce Is now )sriDtpndeut of the
Eicbmnnd AMI DanglIls division, vita
hesdqu t;rs 10 Redmond.
The resignation OF % add nal mid
shipn en-, who wfre deficient 10 tie t.
cant stmiant IL | Examination. was an
oouDced 90 accepted yesterday It tie
Naval Academy. Among hem was
Robert H. Marry of Virginia.
The Won Bhssen farm, 10 Oeuirsvlle
diit'!ct, near Clifton ; tIop, has been
sold by the S ule Really Oou pany t
Mr.. Rchsrd Fl Gogss, OF Washing tn,
Tor alb Il, sc 900, including the 'u.n 'ur
snd ,qu yineit. Mr. and Mrs. VJn
Brieseu and family will leave in few
days fcr ihslr neT home In FL Psso,
Texss.
o., [ 10 W. P Kent, who lsst sun
mer re,igned his pace Of cOnsul'geoeIal
at Guatemala city t. ran for governor OF
Virginia, hes Wilhdrswu bis resignation,
and Gao take bis old rlsce any time.
Captsin Kens, who Is here, ssid today
he hoped for prem on, and hat be
would not have 70 return 10 0ust'Bsls.
Michael J. Enright, who was ousted
by Marshall Treat last spring, is slated
to become one of the special agents to
be appointed by the Commissioner Of
revenue under the corpoia.ion tax law.
and there is no doubt but that he will
have one of the Offices as soon as they
are created. Major EnIigbt now holds
Office under Revenue AS-nt Chapman,
but the new office is much more remune-
rative, and he will accept it if it is ten
dered.
Judge Holt, of the. Corpor ton QUIT,
Of Stsur to1, y,serday IA ed adversely ID
Mrs. r )berts Kingan in q fu for d.
VOICE against D A.. KIngAp, a jsWeler.
After Ms. Kingsn brought suit for d.
vnrce Kiugso u'd James A Wehn for
$4,000 dsmsees for alleged alienation
II his Sife's Elections, and shnr IL after
chased Wehn on the street and shot Ct
him siih a revolver, the SHOT going
Wild. Re was tried Jr this and ser
tnced t. pay a dne and to serve term
10 ii. The governor, on pet on o
citz-us. shortened the jail seOter ce
K Dgsu lOitt1e damsge snlt aud yei tsrdsy
defeated the ttt,mpt OF Lis wife 10 secure
q divorce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Conditions In Nicaragua.

Manalua, Feb. ll,-Rolhiug now
siaOda 10 lhe way OF General Ohsmorro's
advance against Msnssul. Tie csp.ue
OF Matsgslps, so miles northeast of here,
by t1e reyolOtionls,s, following the de-
feat Of government force pear Murphy,
uader Geusrsl Osrrero, opens the road
u the capital, and II ia not believed pos
sbls thai General Vssquez, commander
OF the government! forces, can throw an
intercepiiug army between Mslagslps
and Mansgus.
President Madr'z continues 10 issp,
ststemens that the government for.
cts have been generally viCtoF iCu',
bat he Is ether himself deceived or Is
att 'mpiIng to deceive the public
The city Is greatly alarmed aud tle
prospect OF On attack on the capital Is
driving many Of President Madr'z's
adhersnis from him. The general belief
Is that /! would be the hsiga! Of folly to
attempt to give bs 6 t. Obamorro, pre-
Vldiog be he'd the rel Ii ed army OF 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. II, 1910.

THE NEW B. I'd I.qujr biil which Is
about 20 b. ugh. before the legis-
ls.ure is one of tbs most drstt thst hss
been formulated 10 tie Old Dominion
Ia its history. It's ? t'oDs seem t, have
reached their D. plus ultra. OOe pro-
vision, which is no', tty sptas'og,
pssniclou csD De classed a, mischn vons,
10 say tl5 least, and ia calculated to give
Virginia an advertisement by no means
desirable 10 a coaptry toupdsd upon fne
principles. Sb uli this bill meet The
endorsement OF bttl houses and be ap-
proved ty tie governor, no person Will
10 the lu.u be- allowed to purchase q
glass of sweet cider 10 dry territory.
shs3e Of G orge Mason defend
Daring the dog dsys, when this harm'
lees a. { Of nature ia beneficial 10 me
slo,Qlsb sys eD, snd sben it is broDgh
m MAXI b. u2trynen and sold t
tgett, ~ twenty-five cen g-lion, 1t
a placed NithiI ~ r-sch of a Is &c
GAS Of pc pie b bav' 90 incl " N
90 dripk yin splri Gus or mai quots
nor mousy 70 p'od Ia IT, SAM. Should
copsumsrs not desire TO purchase cider
By lbe gsllOD, they can procure II
in grocery stores ct three cslt'
sIssg. Bal it 10 prOpo,ed 10 pace
bao on the pr cedur4 in tie future.
C,muu,iiie. are longs Il rug and
patisnt, b.. here t @ss " en- tt'a"'
he < tas backs of caUe n, and 1t IL
a,out ms 40 osr y.i,s % elemen
(sbich i, always tie mi r'y) we're r''
ing Nd in TIER might and relegst ng t
priyste life men whose main OH CT seem
10 be to restrict the right, and privilege
of Others by flliog the code "iih ls"'
which maxi cur legislative bodies the
laughing stocks OF the civil ed world
The crusade sgains cider has baeD going
on for some time. A few years ago a
a temperance organization held a NEE %
iup in Falls Gu ca at Nh;ch q reso'r %
ton gss fdop ed dirett % the legislative
committee to proceed to Richmond ard
endeavcr % tave Law enacted by which
licensed liquor dealers only c.pd sell
cider. There have ia times past bteo
crusadss against c. f. chocolate and tee,
while tlere is slTsys a certain percsD
tsge OF scope 10 tue world who " uld
dtlIght [ zee tire sale of tIbaeco pro-
hiblled by law.