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The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17

A car of lumber was unloaded last Saturday which means the the early completion of the Com mercial Club building and other structures.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17
Charles HathOrn, Shoots Himself

Charles ,Hathorn, an old time residentof this section now a redident of Gallup N. M. shot himself in the head with a revo- lver last Saturday at Gallup. it is reported as an attempt at suicide, his recovery is doubtful.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17

Bill A. William Smith, has sold his cattle to L. M. Shumway of Taylor he will move the herd up to the mountains.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17

MT Cummings representing Brown and Adams. Wool Com mission Merchants of Boston.
 The old reliable house." is in town trying to induce wool
 growers to look, his way.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17

Where particular work is desired you must use LOLA PORTLAND CEMENT. Ask any cement man. For sale by A. & B. Schuster.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17

Albert Soell, Vice President of the Albuquerque Brewry was in town Wednesday rustling busi- ness for that institution
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17
Get the Best

For skin troubles, sores, ulcers eczema, chaps, black heads. pim- pies and all eruptions. Use Dr, Beli's Antiseptic Salve and you get the best. We guarantee it. 25c a box everywhere.
 For Sale By Holbrook Drug Go.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17

DO yOn knOH SOOu SiUgdn IUi tne
 Thirtieth Annual New Mexico Fair!
 Albuquerque, N. M. ------Octobel
 Sd to 8th. inclusive arejthe dates
 for the Thirtieth Annual New
 Mexico Fair. It will make al
 previous efforts look amatuerish.
 Albuquerque has started out this lyear to break all records. The
 idea is to make a brand new fair
 on bigger and better scale. Al
 buquerque wants everybody in the territory to help. It is New
 Mexico is fair. Albuquerque is subscribing thousands of dollars more than ever before to make it a go. Without the cooperation of every county, it will not be what it should be. The fair as- sociation is headed this year by J. H. n'Reilly, president, and John B. McManus, secretary. The executive committee con- prises some of the most success ful business men and boosters in New Mexico.
 Albuquerque. N. M. -------New State Agriculture Stock and Min ing Fair! How!s that for a name? ? That's what they want to call the Thirtieth Annual New Mex ico Fair and Carnival at Albu- querque. whatever they call it, it is going to be a wonder. The boosters are raising more money than before. and the exposition and the amusements will be on a tremendous scale. If you have any ideas about fairs or want to exhibit some of New Mexico's products. write to John B. Me Manus, Secretary, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
 Albuduerque, N. M.------There will be allot of barkes at the Thirtieth Annual New Mexico Fair and New State Agriculture Stock and Mining Fair in Albu-: querque next October, Sd to 8th, inclusive.
 These are not to be carnival. spielers, however. The First An nual Kennel Show is already well mapped out by the fair manage ment, and there will be any whrre from 300 entries in the exhibition.
 Then there will be a big Poul- ny Show. and dozens of other new and novel stunts which will make the Thirtieth Fair brand new in scope and methods. It marks the beginning of a new ara for the historic New Mexico Fair.
 Albuquerque, N. M.---------The Annual New Mexico Fair is to be held in Albuquerque, 1 October 8 to h, inclusive, 1910. l Set ready to go. You have plenty | 'f time to pack your grip. and | he fair management, by the 'sme token, has plenty of time Q make the Thirtieth Fair re- ,ord breaker. The association is 'tarting out along new and big ger lines this year. They want he hearty cooperation of every nan in New Mexico---not to o mention every woman. Secre-, ,ary John B. McManus will make further announcement of the fair plans in the near future.
 1tis announced that the mango nent of the Thirtieth Annual New Mexico Fair and Resources Exposition has set the dates for he 1910 event at October Sd to 9th, inclusive. This gives the arrangements plenty of time to the biggest line of eX- libits and amusements ever at ;empted at a fair. Now is the
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17
We Don't Have to

Tell you what it's for it's name tells. Dr. Bells Pine-Honey is the best cough medicine and several million people already know it Lock for the Bell on the Bottle.
 For Sale By Holbrook Drug Co.
 The new well of the railroad company is being pushed rapidly and will make a useful and much needed improvement for the company.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17

Gustav Becker and wife passed drought here last Saturday re- turning home from a pleasant trip to Germany.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-17
Arizona Republican

c. P. HUNT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
ORIENTAL VESSELS
BRING PLAGUE
Two More Suspicious Cases Are
Discovered by Board Of
Health.

For the preservation Of the health Of
the community the steamers from the
Orient are to be required to put up
rat guards when they dock at Honolulu,
and they must also watch their gang.
ways at nights.
This is the conclusion that has vir.
tually been reached by President Mott.
Smith Of the board Of health as a re.
suit Of two additional suspicious
cases'' that have been discovered.
Last Wednesday the board learned
that little Chinese girl, living near
the iron bridge that spans Nuuanu
Stream, had died under circumstances
that rendered the case extremely sus.
picious. Her sister had day or two
before died of what was diagnosed as
! combination of measles and pneu'
monia. When the second sister died,
the parents, taking their third child,
who was also i'll, disappeared from their
habitation.
But the board of health had learned
Of the case, and President Mott-Smith,
Doctor Pratt and number Of their as.
sstants set out to find the father and
mother and the third child, They were
located on Kukui street and sent at
once to quarantine, where they are be-
ing carefully watched,
Wednesday morning a man at work
on the vessel Kukui was suddenly taken
ill. Doctor Sinclair became suspicious
and had him removed to the hospital
for examination. Although no direct
evidence of plague was discovered, It
is still considered that the case will
bear watching.
THESE two cases, coming on top of the
genuine case of bubonic plague discov-
cred last week, have rendered the
health officials extremely suspicious,
and the health of the community is
being carefully watched.
The three cases are widely scattered,
and it is evident that they do not ema-
nate from the same source Of infection.
Mr.. Mott-Smith believes, therefore, that
they are caused by rats which have
escaped either from vessels from the
Orient or from Inter-Island steamers
from Hilo, where there has been
plague. =,
It is the belief of Mr.. ott.Smith
\ that the only way properly to safeguard
the health of the community is to in
sist upon the oriental steamers and the
steamers from Hilo installing rat guards
\ and watching their gangplanks care
fully at night, and he is seriously con-
sidering issuing an order to that effect.
Meantime, the town is undergoing a
vigorous cleaning up, and no suspicious
cases are being intrusted to the city
and county officials, who recently let
one case slip through their hands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15

nary expenses In getting this through
congress it appears that Delegate Ku-
hio was very materially assisted by the
congressman who visited the Territory
last year. They were so royalty enter
tanned at Hilo and the neghboring dis
tricts' that they, one and all, Joined
with the Delegate in working for the
town whose people and cordial greeting
had SO favorably impressed them. In
cidentally this should strengthen the
Delegate Is political position on the Big
Island, as we'll as guarantee votes for
another appropriation for visiting con-
, gressnen. G. R. auckland was at the
head of the Hilo entertaining men
and he also had much to do with pre-
pairing information for the treasury and
architects departments in Washington
that sought facts through Postmaster
Desha and the Hilo Board of Trade.
Big Island Personals.
Many Hilo people visited the vol
cano on Sunday, the use of autos max
ing return trip easily possible in one
day. Among those who went mp the
mountain on Sunday were General Man
ager L. A. Thurston of the Hilo Rail
road, superintendent r. w. Filler, Mrs.
and Miss Filler, Supervisor Norman Ly-
man, Mrs. Lyman, Ted Guard, Frank
Medcalf of Hilo, and Captain Colcord
of the Columbian.
AS soon as the Claudine arrived al
Hilo on Sunday, Charles S. Royal an6
his wife hurried up to the volcano.
MIR. 7. M. Flournoy, of Chicago, has
been TO see the volcano and has sent
for his wife to join him here. She viii
arrive next week,
Miss Thelma Murphy is developing
a pair of American Beauty tint rose
cheeks at the Volcano House.
Honolulu people who were at the vol
cano on Sunday include Doctor Hobby
Mrs Walter Hill, Miss Mary Achuck
Mrs. J. H. Thompson, f. S. Bancroft
Miss Grace Carroll A. A. Deas an6
Mrs. Deas; Misses May and Eta Pop
pleton.
]. o. Carter, cashier of Bishops
bank, has been enjoying a week at the
VOLCANO. and another week in Hilo.
When John o 'Rourke arrived in HilC
on Sunday morning, on his return from
the Maui races, he jumped into a hacl
to 90 up town. The hackman said
"You get out of this, you have NJ
money for you nlost all the races OF
Maui. +"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
ELEMENT OF MYSTERY
IN A SEASIDE DEATH

II. Brooks-Smith, wealthy English
man and supposed to be a captain in a
branch Of his Majesty's service, died
suddenly at the Seaside Hotel Saturday
morning, presumably Of bronchitis.
lie had been an invalid and was under
the care of Doctor Walker, a personal
friend, and also supposedly an English
man. His death has elements Of mys-
terry in II, for the night before IL oc-
Cured he was seen in an automobile,
joyriding" around the city, and had
previously been spending money with
lavish hand, his frequent automobile
excursions making him well known
among the ehaufieuTs.
The Sensible Hotel management Ia
retieent about the ease, or knows moth
ing beyond the ascribed cause OF death,
Doctor Walker or the mans servants
could not be found last night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
MUST NOT BE KEPT IN

At the instance of the war depart
ment, Postmaster-Ge Hitchcock
has addressed letter to a postmaster
who has been charged with discrimi-
mating against the National Guard by
refusing TO allow employees TO attend
their military duties, warning him
against the practice, and calling his
attention 10 regulation that author
ICES leave of absence without pay to
postal employees who are members Of
the National Guard when called upon
20 perform military duty.
The position Of tho department Is
thus stated, IN the letter.
"The department believes that the
National Guard should BIO encouraged
Ia every way that II Is feasible for
pOstmasters 10 arrange the duties OF
employees 30 that leaves OF absence TO
perform military duty may DO granted
without detriment TO tho service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
JUST IN TIME
Some Honolulu People May Wait TIL
IT'S Too Late.

~ IOO habV'
Don It wait until too late.
Be sure to be in time.
Just in time with kidney ills
Means curing the back
Before backaehe becomes chronic;
Before serious urinary troubles set
in.
Doan IS Kidney Pills will do this:
Here is testimony to prove 1t.
Mrs. Mary Hinson, 81 Strother St.,
Mt. Sterling, KY, says: 81 believe that
if had not used Doan Is Backache Kid.
ney Pills, would not be living today.
My health was very poor and two of
our best physicians stated that / had
diabetes and could not expect to re-
cover. They gave me year to pre-
pare for my sad fate. The kidney
secretions were very unnatural and
contained a heavy sediment and at
times my body became bloated. I was
nervous and suffered severely from
headaches and dizzy spells, during
which spots foated before my eyes, l
often had to grasp something for sup
port. My back was also very weak
and 1 could not stoop to button my
shoes, in fact, could hardly get arounu.
i was so much impressed by a testi-
monial given in favor of Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills that 1 decided to
try them and procured a box. They
gave me immediate relief and con-
tinued taking them until l was in good
health. 1 have but little trouble from
my kidneys now, thanks to Doan .
Backache Kidney Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes $3.50
or will be mailed on receipt of price b.
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, wholN
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan's an,
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
KUHIO WRITES ON
SEVERAL THINGS
He May Know What He Meant to
Say, but His Letter Is Trifle
Confusing.
Senator John c. Lane is in receipt
of the following from Delegate to Con.
gress Jonah KuhiO KalaniaHaole:

VI bhO AViAONihB 1AVAA OOiSBabo w SOh-
gress Jonah Kuhio Kalaniapaole:
San Francisco, July /, 1910. =
My Dear Mr.. Lane:-I have been
invited to go home ON the yacht Ha-
waii by Captain Wilder andahayel conf
Guided to accept. l shall ENJOY the trip
and believe that it will benefit my
health, which you know is by no means
what it ought to be, and If can help
little to get the boat in first, 80 much
the better.
The only point against it is the vote
on the liquor question to be taken on
the Goth, but L have come to the con-
clusion that my being there is going to
drive the election right into politics,
and it will be used and handled only to
get some advantage, one way or the
other, for the regular elections in No
vember.
| allowed my name to 90 on the com.
mittee handling the temperance side of
the fight, because on the temperance
question / want to be with temper
ance, not against it, / also believe that
many of the saloon men have forfeited
all right to consideration by the way
they have been handling their business,
particularly among Hawaiians, and
felt vigorous. protest of some kind was
necessary. Personally / would be
pleased to see every Hawaiian cut
liquor out altogether. They would be
better off without it, but this is as far
as my mind has gone.
| You know l am not a teetotaler and
not prohibitionist, and certainly
want no laws which work along race
lines. The day for that in Hawaii is
pau. What the Hawaiians as Hawa-
iians do must be a matter of free will
and personal choice, but general laws
| reaching all races that curb the evils
of liquor | will always help, and am
glad TO hear that the liquor agitation
has already cut out many saloons and
shut off the sale of the worst kind of
liquors. The present law is showing
up we'll in these respects.
| However, as / have already said,
! don t propose, 80 far as am concerned
that the special election shall be used
to do politics. Proper consideration of
the rights of the Republican party
alone, which has made no party decla
ration on the subject, would require
this from me. The cause of temper
ance itself win be injured by allowing
the special election to take any such
turn, but / have felt at liberty to ex.
press my personal sympathy and good
will for the cause Of temperance and
to aid in the enforcement of the laws
from that standpoint, and this 1 have
already fully done.
So | am making my plans to go on
the Hawaii, and let MS hope for once
that Jonah on board will bring good
luck.
] Yours with aloha, KUHIO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
YEARS IMMIGRATION
AMOUNTS TO 1,035,545

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The num-
Der of immigrants admitted at all ports
of the United States during the last
fiscal year reached l,O35,545, according
to statement by Commissioner GEN
eral Keefe today. This is an increase
Of 2s3,759 over last year.
The nonimmigrant aliens admitted,
that is, those coming to the United
States temporarily, reached 145,421,
which is a falling off Of 47,02s, while
the total number of all persons de.
barred during the year was 24,200.
Last year 1900 were debarred.
The remarkable increase in the num-
Der of those debarTed is looked on
from different standpoints among i'm.
migration officials. Some claim that
the class of immigrants is not 80 high
as it was a year ago.
The figures indicate a grand total OF
arrivals at all ports of I,l90,966, an
increase of Pa, 42l over the previous
year.
During June II is estimated the i'm
migrant aliens admitted at all ports
aggregated $4,000; nonimmigrant aliens
$1,000. Total, $4,000, against 1850
persons barred from admission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15

THE SANE FOURTH.

certainly July
Chicago fireworks yes gathering
bulletins big fight big crowd
the baseball
periodically
Secretary scenery,
Of ad
If copy pyroeehn both
explosive tae the whole Fourth dis
decidedly deuy
Atoho type husband finally compromised taking
ball game.
you foreign of July
If get busy and useful and interesting information Of the
years insanity prevalent epidemic
the purchase of noiOdung devices imported China
Waikiki
of
Cobb Adams Speak
admit they Dillingham;.
th doubt Indeed there factions them
claiming argue
that it nothing but translation Of the
cuc producing establish beyond
writing published poster day
of the seventh month.
hen in by proving
cuive that Judge Dole did not write the instrument since the of
husband presents of jewels Columbus discover
The Japs theory Ask them, viii
the president
into this vale of tears Independence Day Ask of them when Big
Bill
you July
born the day. Lincoln and the lion hunter
Else could of them have welded the big stick
This is the the Russians
difficult statistics which significant
going popular
Declaration
phrase lfvdentn recrs
of immigration, with dollars
don great instrument
Ralph
Frear caused national alutes graft
carefully
discovering neither
it up expressing pleasure only at the fact that it establishes holiday when
work required
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
POLITICS BREWING
ON Fire ISLAND
County Auto a Poor Factor in
Campaign Commencement
HiIo Notes.
mail Special to The Advertiser.)


Interest increases in politics all over
the Big Island, most of it centering in
the fight for sheriff as two years ago
The friends of Sam Pua say he is
stronger today than he then was. His
chief opponent will probably be Keola-
nui, the former sheriff who was beaten
by Pua in 1908. Fernandez, present
supervisor from Hamakua, is also men
toned as a candidate for sheriff to be
supported by the money interests
against Pua. There is peculiar story
going the rounds in this connection.
Fernandez will not again be a candidate
for sheriff but would prefer to run
for the house of representatives if he
can get the nomination. Another as
pirant for the house is Bernard Kele-
kolio, the famous boy orator of the Ter
ritory. Bernard is no bigger than when
he was in Honolulu. SO he still retains
the name of Boy Orator. Desha, Par
son Steve, will also be in the running
for the house, as well as Alfonso. The
advent of Deputy County Attorney
Heen in the ranks of the Democratic
party is taken to indicate an amalgam-
alton of Democratic and Home Rule
forces, by the elimination of the latter
as strong political factor and harder
work for the Republicans. mf
Near a Frost. =
The weather at the Volcano House
has been simply delightful with the re.
suit that Host Demosthenes is busy
with many guests. On Sunday morn
ing, at seven O'Clock, the thermometer
on the veranda registered 55 degrees
At ten o clock it was 60, with a cloud
less sky and beautiful clear day that
enabled the surrounding scenery to be
seen to the best advantage.
Business, Not Politics.
Sheriff qua and Rev. S. l.. Desha left
Hilo in the county auto at seventhrty
a. m. on Saturday for Kau and Kona.
Politics the object of the trip7 Not a
bit of it; the sheriff had official duties
and Rev. $. l.. had to clean up the
business end of the Kailua convention.
Five hours after they left HilO, their
auto was within five miles of the Vol
eano House undergoing repairs. The
county machine does not always travel
with speed or success. At three.thirty
p. M, eight hours out from Hilo, the
county auto was within two miles OF
the volcano, and it reached Kau very
late in the night. As the sheriff was
bound to go to Kona and was in O
hurry to get there, he stopped over.
night IN Kau and Mr. Pna might have
been seen going on board the Mauna
Loa on Sunday, thus getting into Kona
quicker than he thought the county
auto could take him there.
Hilo Lakes Money.
Hilo folks are naturally pleased al
the appropriation OF 100000 secured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
xAkAAKo CONSIDERED sHaIous1T

Chicago had great fire. out of it splendid Boston had
similar had a smaIs SCALE
days
the daytime destroyed paid
way department
Jacob Ris the friend of Roosevelt the
New should vacation
mentioned president of
eznshers accompany He youngsters
conditions which will
ately nOth only place map.
The president the board health
quite mosquitoes cholera typhoid
would conditions existing
greatly from physical standpoint He would find the food
laid down in Uncle Sans cook book In short he would find that the
quality prepared according
on adopted and nicely printed by the body of which he is the head to be
4 , btt ' He id aS lOafs S rt ~ f
would find conditions existing which extent might
supervisors impressed necessity
within
direction which refuses would
find that KakaakO might be helped out in several ways even though the
The fire chief would conditions existing which, should
He would find careless of both life
would find that the automobile purchased
for him by eboardm might necessary
expedition of truth will less Summing
politely gazing
wondengy you your bravery your
soed agOon and All Ieong blocks bOoms and sticks
decidedly fashion But win have learned something of the
of life and perhaps become inspired with the idea Deteng it
as of you yourself
STREET PROFESSIONS IN HONOLULU
his instrument loose
bright busy morning the
the uders royal funerals and hnes Pades and floral
which be afforded
We cosmopolitan population We
cosmopolitan habits languages We
with ideas varied the coo
cosmopolitan characteristic could be well illustrated by
panorama of the the nOnpad dusty busy at the
ime
avenue
through Thursday and for
lanai watching with their
double haeed baskets and their O and their funny hats and their
their adishe
Then automobile belonging retired
noisy odorousy with its proprietor
observing Jap bicycle looking clothes
with bundle his machine his satisfied smile showed
do dTay Peck &
Co
know loaded with hrewoO cumptive
trouble
automobile professional
which
before daybreakj syishlookiDg
ughbred horses the carriage containing what appeared be thoroughbred
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15

beings; grocery automobile making Jim Quinn
when kicks in supervisors meeting And then other vehicles
containing all kinds handled
dollar
feebly endeavoed describe
politicians them making considerable noise
sonay citizens fare and aiding digestion by
Chinese gathering agaa beans pdng
Russians for the support of the e Porto
propelled young would
along. IS
interesting Bonnie should copyright it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15

CuTtiss, the aviator, has begun eK.
periments 10 test the merits OF the
aeroplano IN time Of war
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-15
HilO Likes Money.

Hilo folks are naturally pleased at
the appropriation OF 100000 secured
FOR q federal building for their togn,
with an additional $780, 900 for prelimi'