SUGAR WEATHER Cano 4.39 lb., $87.50 JE Tlier. inln., CO. ton. 3 J!k Bar. 8 a. m., 80.90. Hoot: 14s, lOtl. por cwt. Wind, 12m., 15 W. $103.20 por ton. ltnln, 21h., 8 in., .07. Telephone 2365 Star Business Office. SECOND EDITION.

VOL. XIX. TWENTY PAGES. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912. TWENTY PAGES. NO. 6192. AT SEA FLORAL PARADE Belt Road Bid C0NS0LA IN DETAIL ; ARE PERIL OFF THE xceeel HAPING WELL vjiccury l. EAST COAST If With the 1912 Floral Parado but a Miss Mary Mahoe, a daughter of JL4I (Associated Press Cables to the Star.) fow away, Mahoo of Molokai, will The weeks Director General A. ride for stimate NORFOLK, February 3. P. Wall and his assistants are tight- that island. The Brlt'ah steamer Consola, from Galveston to Hamburg, has ening their belts and getting down to .Mrs. Helen Rogers of Maul will rep- wirelessed that she Is on fire off the Virginia coasL tho hardest kind of work. There are resent the valley Isle and, although Contracts awarded as follows: tho hauling or rocK for the same. In at- Is to Tho bids this form were much WHOLE FAMILY KILLED. a thousand and one details to be sho not well known Honolulu Belt road Lord-Youn- g Engineering Tho contractors who presented pro- higher than any of the commission APPLETON, Wis., February 3. William tended to, and as tho program this people, is said to be a dauntleF.3 cqucs-trienn- Mainland killed his father, Company. posals for tho bolt road work and year has more than three times as had expected and, allowing a 10 per sister and brother today and committed suicide on account of all having Hauling rock O. R. & L. Co. their respectlvo bids were: cent profit the tuberculosis. many features as any previously at- For Hawaii Miss Wllhelmlna Weight on tho work, tho lowest Llliuokalanl schoolhouse A. P, Mc- - Tho Lord-Youn- g Engineering Com- was still, $15,000 above tho engineer's tempted, the director general and his will bo in the saddle, and as she rode Donald. pany, ?U8,500; A. Wilson. $105,297; A arc busy every minute of here two years ago her choice Is very ostimato and considerably abovo the TONG WAR. assistants Pohukaina school No bids. John H. WUson, $119,35S, Ho- tho time. popular. and the amount which the commission had sot SAN FRANCISCO, February 3. War between five . tongs is spreading nolulu Construction and Draying aside for the work. on tho coast. A street duel between members of these organizations Miss Rose Davison, chairman of the The Kauai princess will be named In an open meeting, held today at Conipany, $131,210. In the discussion which followed It today. Princess section, reports that all of very soon. noon In Mayor Pern's office, tho loan Upon tho hauling of tho rock tho was variously proposed to cut the the five Islands will send princesses Director Wall has received encour- fund commission received bids upon Oahu Railway Company was tho only width of the road down from fifteen INDIAN WINS MARATHON. , again this year, and that the names of aging reports from Walter Coomlv3, two schoolhouses, the construction of bidder, this company n, tho princesses from all of the islands chairman of the street decorating com. proposing to to twelve feet in tho specifica- EDINBURGH, February 3. Longboat, tho Indian runner, defeated that section of the bolt road which be- haul the cubic yards of specifica- will bo sent in. mlttco, who is now going among the rock at tions, to craw up now the Finn and world's champion marathon runner, today in a gins in tho Waialua district and ex- a charge of 75 cents a yard, making Por Oahu Miss Irma Wodehouse merchants of the city and getting tions in which tho contractor should race. tends ten miles to Klpapa Bulch, and a total of about $10,500. will rido and her advent is looked for- them to promise to decorate their . (Continued on page Ave.) ward to with much Interest. Miss places of business for Floral Parado INVITATIONS TO FAIR. ) WASHINGTON, February 3. Wodehouse i.3 said to be one of the week. President Taft Iim Issued his proclama- best riders In tho territory. (Continued on page four.) THREE FEDERAL tion Inviting all nation to exhibit n t tho Panama Exposition. Last Payment Mad e Kfr NO CURRENCY BILL. .1 -- SENTENCES TODAY AVAS11INGTON, February On account of political complications tho LI n the $3,296,000 currency bill will not be pressed In the present Congress. THE LABOR ARRESTS. IN KIJKAIAIJ CASE DECISION Thrco sentences wore passed out In INDIANAPOLIS, February 3. Action Is expected In nlneteon cities on the United States District Court by Dredging Contract account of the labor union indictments returned yesterday. Judge Dole this morning. David Lo- - nohiwa, the Hawaiian convicted of WESTERN COLD WAVE. Su- - proceed-prem- having maintained An important decision of the the circuit judge for further Immoral rolatlorv? Today in Washington tho last in- a striking testimouy to the confidence CHICAGO, February 3. A cold wave is sweeping through the Middle Court, by Chief lngs conformable hereto." with one of his stepdaughters, got tho West delayed by storm. written Justice stalment of the $3,21)0,000 due the Ha- the contractor has earned In Wash- and traffic has been the Robertson, was rendered yesterday In A. L. Castle and C. H. Olson ap-'th- neaviest, being sentenced to three ington. months in jail to pay waiian Dredging Cohipany, Ltd., for Kukalau plantation case "In the peared for Robert Horner, with Castle and tho costs S. G. Hinds, vice president, and R. WARNING TO MEXICO. deepening Pearl Hnroor nnd chan- matter of the application of Robert & Wlthington and Holmes, Stanley & of court. its Ha- WASHINGTON, February 3. The government has warned to W. Atkinson, secretary , of the Mexicuna of- - William Loika, who pleaded nel was paid. Dillingham, Horner a' writ mandamus Olson on tho brief. A. A. Wilder and guilty Walter F. waiian Dredging Company, signed the stoi, shooting, across -- the American line. . , to adultery, got against Kukalau Plantation Company, C. S. Carlsmlth were attorneys for off with a month. president of tho company, received final papers on behnlf or that corpora- & Limited, a Hawaiian corporation, and the company and Albert Horner, with Frank Kalanl, who confessed that he' cablo advices of this happy consum tion at tho capital. AN OUTPOST FIGHT. - had Albert Horner, president of said cor- Thompson, Wildor,' Watson & Lyme)' committed fornication, got an even mation of Tils bargain with the I'nlte'd Opcrplons on this great contract SUTSIEN, February 3. The revolutionists lost sixty men. today In lighter sentence, government. poratipn." It was on an appeal from and C. S Carlsmlth on the brief. being given one day States began March 2, 1909, and the final an affair of outpost. in jail Circuit Judge Cooper's order granting It is an important decision In that It without costs. The final payment was made on the stroke was made on It at fi o'clock In a motion to quash the return of tho construes for tho first time hero cor- Tho bankruptcy case of tho Fran- recommendation of Rear Admiral V. the afternoon of yesterday, February 2 DARROW PLEADS. men- - cis Levy Outfitting Company, C. Cowles, Hono- respondents, the corporation tain phases of corporation law. The that wiu commandant of tho 1912, so that tho entire work was LOS ANGELES, February 3. Attornoy Darrow pleads not guilty of tho rcport- - tWed. and Its president. writ of mandamus as already set for this morning, was continued to lulu naval station, who, with Ernest done in two years and eleven months. bribery charge. February G "The motion to quash the return ed, was to compel Albert HorneT to to permit of tho attorneys Gayler, civil engineer in charge of the "While in one respect the work de corn-decide- filing was improperly granted," the court call the annual meeting of the briefs. work, had accepted It as completed. veloped a series of mishaps, some- "The order appealed from pany forthwith, the time for such pre-l- s Marcus II. Sander, who was recent- Rear Admiral Cowles cabling that fact thing always looked for in n large set aside and tho case remanded to (Continued on Pago Five.) ly adjudged a bankrupt, was allowed to Washington. As tho final touch dredging contract," said President Local Swimmers May his discharge. was given to the contract only yester- Dlllinghnm this morning, "wo were petition of The Anders Olaf Persson, day, such prompt action on the part very fortunate In not losing a ma- THE G0VERN0R1SAYS HE IS who last week vu made a citizen of of tho government is an absolute chine. Miss Olympic Try Outs the United States, to change his name abandonment of proverbial red tape "Tho dredges are nil tied up at to Andrew Olaf Pearson, wns granted methods In official business. It Is also Pearl Hnrbor undergoing repnirs. One of them is being overhauled to dredge Word relative tQ tho swimming Tho following cablo has been sent ITFII WINDMILLS Ivahulul harbor for tho army engi- championships was received from tho to tho A. A. U. in New York from neer. This work will start about 60NA FIDE HOMESTEADERS A. A. U. by tho Hawaiian branch of this end: April 1." that organization this afternoon. "Aro dates cabled Olympic trials? v Tho Bulletin mado a characteristic ; government, without fear of, or favor Tho cablo was in response to one If not, state when latter occur and If effort yesterday to hold the Governor . anyone, high or low, whatever his WANTED 5 GOVERNOR sent a week or so ago asking for the wo have tlnio to enter." race may tie. 1 am not uguting wmu- - place and date of the Olympic try-out- s. An answer will bo on Mon- responsible for a phrase which ap- - JOB SEEKER received matter. Hawaii - 1 mills in this needs day, but plans for tho doparture ot peareu.1 1m- u cmri - .111 I il.u.u - .1, euuurmi, "l'""- honesty. U necdg progressive gov-sibill- Today's cablo reads: tho local boys will go nhead mean- for which rested solely with eminent. Above all it needs impar-th- o "We want to got good bona fide "If a government official keeps his TELLS THINGS "Swimming dates, SL Louis, Fob while. editor of this paper. This morn- - itiallty and fair dealing, 1 shall con- homesteaders," declared Governor real homo on his homestead, and hla ruary 17, plunger for distance. Pitts- U tho Olympic trials are at tho ing the Governor, of his own motion, jtlnue to see to that, however much Frear this morning. "Wo do not know, family resides there, It should be all burg, February 22, 220, GOO yards. Chi- places and on tho dntes indicated in handed tho press duplicate copies of .my motives may bo misrepresented or at present, who Is to net in good faith right. Permanency is tho main tiling. cago, February 28, t0, 100 yards, and today's cables, then it will moan that and who will We to opon I tho following reply: misconstrued. In this purpose I am not. have It is n very lmiortant element. have An official of one of the territorial back and breast strokes .Now York, in ordor for Kahnzmmoku and Gono- 'governed co'nsid-a- s up the Haiku lands, and tho prevalence n "I shall let tho Bulletin's attitude, by more Important aftermath been struck with tho of tho departments is in receipt of a letter March 2, relay. New York, March 9, vos to have a look-i- at all thoy will sup-pos- will determine everything. Wo person may bo home- g expressed by Its nows Item and!erat!ons than tho setting up and Idea that a a from an applicant for a position, who diving." havo to loavo by tho S. S. Slorra sail-In- news-m- y however, that the Haiku lots' are In good faith only technically. A. editorial, stand for itself. I stand on knocking down of straw men by steader has previously been employed In some The local A. U. officials aretnow from hero next Tuesday. all taken by good homesteaders. Ho tho law, and then sell It record for clean, honest, efficient 'pnrpers In partinnship." carries out ' of the city and county departments. without the knowledge dosircd, for This will necessitate a groat rush In answer to a question ub to wheth- - or leases tho property. Wo don't look very Tho postscript gives much food for looks much as If tho dates for: and it may bo imjjssslblo for Mr. er government officials could take up upon the regulations of and warded aro those of tho annual A. A got reflection ns to how soino government Rawlins to his nffairs In shape in land and still remain in tho employ cultivation as some of the tests of U. swimming championships not REPORTiLOF VISIT TO HAWAII work is conducted. After stating his and timo to allow him to accompany the of tho government, the governor spoke good faith. what was asked for. qualifications and making application swlmmors to the mainland. as follows: "They look upon theso as artificial If this is so and tho Olympic trials for a position, the Ingenuous writer It looks, howovor, as If the dates "We don't think that, becau.se a requests In tho natura of a considera-mn- n are to bo combined with annual nro adds: the sent those of tho annual A. A. U. ' TO SEE ARMSTRONG'S is a good govornniont official, he-- tlon for tho hind. As If it is more for A. A. U. championships, it moans that championships. Indoed, is "P. S. I am willing to donate thrco it a safe BUM should bo disqualified as a homestead- - tho Public benefit for porsons to got Knhiuiamoku nnd Gonovos will have bet that this Is. the case. dollars In advance and two dollars er. It Is certainly no (Utquaiiiicauon mnu at one-tnir- 01 us rum viwuu, uy to forego tho Pittsburg dato and take .Tho local branch of the A. A. U. feel every mouth for Job as nn overseer, to bo a professor in an agricultural sleeping for two yearB on it, with no chancos on getting to Chicago in time that they cannot afford to take any (Jjpoclal Correspondence of tho Star.) real reason for making the trip, so college. bo an ndvantage aa intention of making a home, than mak- - If thoro is any vacancios. I havo my to ' It wcild enter for tho' sprints on the 28th, chances in the matter and have there- WAILUKU, February 2. Tho Jan-uar- y articlo states, was to seo tho continuous service certificate with the a honiestoader. 0110 would think. (Continuea on pag four.) entry for which, according to the A. fore cabled to make suro and are pre- or Work- birthplace Chap- me." number The Southorn of Gonoral Samuel A. U. rulos, must bo made a weok be paring to sond the local representa- pamphlet published by man Armstrong, was In applicant man, a little who born Whon tho was asked what fore tho championships take place. tives on Tuesday It necessary. the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Wailuku, In the prosent William and ho meant by this, ho stated that It Institute of Hampton, Va., has been Mary Aloxander parsonage. His c MEMORIAL was tho custom in tho departments in received. It contains a number of father was a missionary to tho which ho had boon employed to mnko articles, but ono that partic- In West Maul before he un- donations for appointments. T S ORT THOMAS ARRIVES ularly attracts tho writer's attention dertook the educational work for the TO BE OBSERVED FEB. 7TH is entitled "A Visit to Hawaii," writ-te- n Kingdom of Hawaii.. by Miss Harrlotte W. Howe, de- Tho article by Miss Howe is admir- LAND SALES ON VOYAGE TO MONTEREY scribing, the trip that she in company ably written, the pictures clear and 10 with six others from Hampton recent-- ' mostly tho careful work of her own The centenary of tho birth of scnted by Miss Gesell nnd her ly ' mado to the islands. The writer camera whllo on 'his trip. Charles Dickens will bo observed at brother. ' enough to meet that various strange customB nnd Tho music for tho program will was fortunate Tho tho Davis Memoriol Hnll on the e'on Mr. Schwnrzberg, at Morgan's offlco Tho U, S. A. T. Thomas nrrlved rect for Montoroy from here. This party, consisting of Albert experiences of islands, common bo supplied by Miss Collals. This dollghtful tho so today, held judicial Bales of real estate from Manila morning Nnga- - ;' Ing of February 7th. this via will facilitate the arrival of the Howe, a life-lon- g friend of General to us all, nro graphically described. observance Is tho result of a public two guardians. for saki, Japan. From hero sho will pro- - Infantry, which is on board, arriving with Hnmp-'t- automobile, The program promises to bo very mooting hold In tho rooms of tho ( Armstrong and connected Tho trips by ocean and For ABnes Roblcro, guardian of tho cccd direct to Monterey Instead of to nt Its station. It would mean that foundation; his daugh- tho dangorous method of em- Interesting. Bishop Resitnrlck will Public Servlco Association. All cordi- ince Its rather Roblero minors, n035 squaro feet of Sun Francisco, as originally lntondod. tho malls would bo delayed If they tv-- his son, landings, speak on Dickons hnn dono for ally Invited to bo present. No admls- - ter, e wrltor of the article; barking nt the different "What land at Knlihl was sold to Theo, Graca Tho change of destination has been wore taken on by tho Thomas, so they ' D. D., wife; F. W. Impressed Sho de- Children;" Miss Foster nnd Mr. Homo slon fee will bo charged H. Howe, M. and greatly tho wrltor. for $300, the upset price. made that tho Twolfth In wore all takou off hero and the Sierra ' son, Mr. Darl- DlcVon's A nppoinled Darling, his wife and scribes Wailuku and the experiences will (oik on other phasoji nf committee has lpm For II, II. Williams, guardian of tho fantry might be landed right nt its will take thorn on Tuesday morning. Hampton and very visiting places of 11 ustratfng his n ing is a trustee of of tho party in the Influence, Mr. Homo virh a view of placing punnusout Mcdelros minors, C055 equnro foot of station. The transport will not carry Iu this way no time will be lost; In pres much interested In that institution. lnterost in the general's life, the talk with tho reflecto3co c. A skotch nicmoiial in tho fctn of n tablot or land on Knllu street, Honolulu, was mall from horo. fact, the postal officials feel that thero party Maul gar- - Snivel- - The visited Honolulu, ent nspect of his old home, tho from Old Curiosity Shop Dick bust In tho public library or some sold to 11. M. Knnlho for $300, tho up At Nagasaki word was received, by will bo a saving, as there might; o year. Tholr - and Hawaii in July last (Continued on page four,) lor and the Marchioness, will be pre Et'l placo. set prico. cablegram. 1 ( title ... ". to havo tho shin headed J i.'nntinupdion uira ti ittrv THE HAWAIIAN STAR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3,' 1912.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. A XT A T T A XT I rr TT T? FT O T mom-her- s B?J JTL L YV u T1 At tho annual mooting of tho n A Al tho Leahl Home, held on tho All- of DAILY SEMI WEEKLY. i 29th of January and nt tho following Shipoinsr of- following J . M. And News- meeting of trustees, the by ront Dally published every afternoon (oxcept Sunday) the Hawaiian Star Waterf (Additional Shipping on who aro tho trustees of tho Newspaper Association, Ltd., McCandless Building, Uetliol street, Honolulu, $ , Page Five.) ficers, also Institution, wcro elected to sorvc for ff. H. . TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Win. Sharp, O. O. Sccton, T. P. Shcn, tho ensuing year: C. H. Athorton. Entered at the Postofllco at Honolulu as second-clas- s mall matter. Miss Lucia Shcpardson, Dr. J. W. President, Mr. C. Montagu SIERRA TIME Shockoy, C. R. Smead, Mr. and W. J. First vice president, Mr. Full moon February 2 nt 1:27 p. ra. MADEJEXGELLENT SUBSCRIPTION RATES, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Starkweather Jr., Miss F. Stoven, T. Cooke, J. Stocks, F. M. Swanzy, Mr. and Mrs. Second vice president, Mr. G. P. Cas- 'Daily, anywhere In tho Islands, per month $ .75 Geo. R. Taylor, Mrs. G. A. Tripp, Mr. tle. Dally, anywherfc In tho Islands, three months 2.00 p a Pa ef Never Stopped Mrs. Geo. Vradcnburg, Mrs. M. Treasurer, Mr. M. R. Jamleson. Daily, anywhoro Islands, bIx months 4.00 it Once Flagpole, Cargo and in tho Mrs. Auditor, Mr J. P. Cooke. year S.00 Wilson, Mra. J. B. Wyman and Dally, anywhere in tho Islands, one Smashed-Rec- Mr. G. F. Davies. 12.00 Boom and Ventilators ord M. Zeedcr. Secretary, Daily, to foreign countries, ono year A. M. ft. A. M. P. M. A. M.i G. DAVIES, S. via F. Boinl-Weekl- year . 2.00 I Per S. Mauna Kea from Hllo anywhero In tho Islands.ono gets Rough Inter-islan- d Secretary. 8:31 Weather ports morning Mrs. A. B. Gra- Bemi-Weekl- y to Foreign countries, one year 3.00 2J 0:35 1.9 U:16 6:39 0:3S 5:50 2:17 this Advertising supplied upon request. ham, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Rising, Mr. rates ELECTION OF OFFICERS. SO 1:28 2.1 1.0-- 0:20 9il2 6:37 6:51 3:25 and Waterfront and Mrs. O. F. Woodward, J. B. Mel- L. D. TIMMONS MANAGER ton, J. W. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. HUSTAGE PECK CO. LTD. 3CU. . office telephone, 2365; postofllco box, 31 2:18 2.3 2:04 7.20 9.616:37 5:52 4;32 Lll-H- Business News Floyd-Jone- s, H. Dillingham, R. I. At tho regular annual meeting of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Selger, Mr. tho Stockholders of Hustaco Peck Co. 1 3:01 2.4 2..V 8.20 IOTA 6.36 5:52 5:37 Mr. fol- Only twelve hours lato after having keel blocks of 35 feet as com- and Mrs. Sam Johnson and son, Ltd., held January 31, 1912. Tho Rico, R. W. War-ha- 2 8:45 2.4 3:50 9.11 11:05 6.:U5 5:52 nines battled with tho worst weather known pared with mean sea level. nnd Mrs. W. H. Mrs. lowing Ofllcers were elected for tho A. M. Oceanic Steamship Company to her ofllcers, the Slorra must bo d Tho floor of tho dock will havo a Mrs. U. H. Neecc, ensuing year: S. H. 1:21 2.3 4 iSfi 10:01 UiSSflSMI 5:5' 7:02 on an excellent perfi.'in-ance- . width of 100 feet, A. L. Young, R. J. Baker, CHAS H. ATHERTON President ' with side altars pTm.I Sho lost her flag polo, broke that will permit of the convenient Moses, T. F. Anderson, D. A. Barth, FRANK HUSTACE 4 5:02 2.1 5:21 12:05 10:52 6:35 5:53 8:01 Sierra Schedule her cargo boom and had a ventilator docking of the largest ships that can H. H. Allen. T. Evans, Airs. Luihl, Vice-Preside- and Manager a. smashed, Mrs. W. K. Akanaa, A. Gartley, M. M. LEAVE S . P. ARRIVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE F. but otherwise came througl enter tho canal lockfl. The dock wiH A. F. CLARK Treasurer Times of the tide are taken from the H. Bid-di- V. S. Coast and Geodetlo Survey tables. oil right. Had Is been possible for be constructed of concrete on a solid Graham, Geo. II. Robertson, J. W. H. SMITH Secretary The tides at Kahulul and Hllo ocour C. Wolters, Mrs. A. J. Boardman, JAN. 27 FEB. 2 FEB. C FEB. 12 about one hour rarller than at Hono- - her to run away from the storm, or deeply lying rock foundation, allowing N. E. GEDGE Auditor W. O. Franklin, W. T. Boardman, W. FEB. 16 FEB. 22 FEB. 28 MAR. 5 3rm?nUuUes8ySwrh,aTGVaeenV101nc at tM SUe Would h tho floor and sides to consist of only Directors Chas. II. Athorton, Frank Lonqulst, Mrs. L. G. Maitlnnd, H. W. T, MAR. 8 MAR. 15 MAR. 20 MAR. 26 wlch time, being that of the meridian dor.e SOi but sho could not run north. a comparatively thin lining of con- Hustaco, W. H. Smith, Cecil Brown, ir. ui xoi uesreea mins. Miller, J. A. Dunbar, S. H. Ulrdscye, 5 10 APR. iV ...... ineI I lime. 1 crete. rJ'MAR.30 APR. APR. n.l.l.M uiuiYD ..on p. ' SB anil sho could not run south. There A. F. Clark. . WHinn ui itdu III., WHlCn S. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Caldeira, the same as Greenwich 0 hours 0 min- was nothing to do but fight it, .said in connection with tho dock proper, W. H. SMITH, utes. The sun and moon are for local II. 40-to- n F. McCacklc. Maste.r W. Rowart, time for the whole group. Captain Trask last night, and tliey tracks for a locomotive crano J. Secretary Hustaco Peck Co Ltd. ?C5; Round Trip, ' having to P. Campbell, F. Schnack, E. Cockett, RATES from Honolulu to San Francisco: First Class, did, too. a reach tho center of tho Feb. 1, 1912. THE MAILS. stand-ard-guag- e J. Cockett, Mrs. C. P. Bento and child, $110. Family Room, extra. "It's the worst I've over been In lock will be constructed, also a C. N. Vlerra, E. L. Burke, H. H. Reservations will not bo held later than Forty-Eig- hours prior1 to said Captain Trask. tho popular chief track for lighter cranes witn ANNUAL MEETING. To San Francisco, per Sierra, Feb- as long as practicable. Prouty, Rev. Y. Yamaka, Rev. Y. Uie advertised sailing time unless tickets are paid for in full. oilier. "I've seen worse gales, but wo reach Tho ruary C. dock gates, cranes, Morlmoto, Dr. W. Burt, Dr. S. D. hnc always been able to run with it. all the and tho Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd. From San Francisco, per Nippon pumping plant bo oper- Barnes, Mrs. H. Alexander, Mrs. B. F. FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO or away from it. But this weather which will also The annual meeting of tho stock- Maru, rebruary 5. ated In with the dock, will Dillingham, Miss C. S. Bond and E. came from tho southwest. Tho gale connection holders of tho Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd),,, From the Orient, per Shlnyo Maru bo operated by electricity. Peck. stirred up mountains seas, but wo will be held at the ofllco of Its agent, February 9. kept right on until the Sierra went YOUNG TOURISTS. II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Honolulu, on Co., Ltd. To the Orient, per Nippon Maru, Feb- Two youths, G. Eldridgo and M. .1. down to her eyebrows, when wo had Thursday, the 15th day of February, GENERAL AGENTS. ruary 5. to reduce speed. Canole, with unmistakable American Valentines 1912, at 10 o'clock a. in. To Australia,- - per Marama, February her With the least wo accent, arrived in the Dally Telegraph to any regular business-- , 28. lull put her to it again at full Valentines In addition speed, olllce last ovenlng (January 2) nnd may bo brought up at said meet- From Australia, per Makura, Febru- and again we would have to Valentines that stated that they were making a tour ing, Increasing cap- ary 27. ease. Wo kept trying her through it the matter of tho of tho world for a wager of $2,-00- A. B. ARLEIGH & CO. Go all at full speed, but each time we side ital stock of tho company, and of Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mail Steamship They set out In October, 1910, Hotel, near Fort. had to ease her up. amending Its articles of incorporation SHIPPING IN POIIT. from Tunis, Africa, where they were s "Wo were never stopped. We al- accordingly, will bo con- living, to work their way round the STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. ways had headw'ay on, and the engine sidered. running with CANADIAN-PACIFI- C (Government Vessels.) world In eighteen months. They have Steamers of tho above line in connection the ,1 ,1 .lb...... MM. cl By order of tho Board of Directors, Is- ,,t ' ' COMPANY, Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, U. S. N. tug Navajo from Mare , , (traveled Southern Europe, AMERICAN SUGAR CO., LTD. RAILWAY between good Sliapo H. HUGO, N. Z. land, July 20. nonnanv. nnlHimi fhrnm.li AmnrlKi ' The annual meeting of tho stock- N. S. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C. Honolulu and Auckland, , Acting Secretary. U. S. Ss. California, Virginia, with the exception of a broken flag-- Fiji, holders of American Sugar Company, FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. West Honolulu, and New Zealand, 3, 9, 14. m pole, cargo boom and vcntilntor." L.henco 3ts Feb. S. S. ZEALANDI JAN. 31 S." S. MAKURA FEB. 27 Colorado and South Dakota. they arrived in Sydney by the Limited, will bo held at 2 P. M. on Tho Sierra was sighted at twenty !Moerakl s B. S. M ARAM A FEB. 23 S. S. ZEALANDIA MAR. 20 Glacier from San Francisco, Decem- yesterday. They g6 to Wednesday, February 14, 1912, at the IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI- S. 23 ber 24. to live yesterday, and the company No. 934 S. S. MAKURA MAR. 27 S. MARAMA APR. bournu shortly. Subsequently they will ofllco of the Fort TION OF GEORGE SOARES AVEL-LA- usual dispatch was given her. Soon S. S. ZEALANDIA APR. 24 visit Java. Singapore and other places Street, Honolulu, Hawaii. FOR CHANGE OF NAME.. she was up alongside (Merchant Vessels.) tied her wharf, north of Australia, and will then go to ALBERT F. JUDD, V- and the dockhands were quickly hard through Ersklno M. Phelps, from San Fran- ( Europe, Tripoli and back to Secretary American Sugar Co., Ltd. CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. DECREE OF CHANGE OF NAME'. cisco, January 5. at work taking out the 2378 tons of Tunis. The 'ads are obtaining the Honolulu, February 1, 1912. On consideration of tho Petition ot Flauronco Ward, from Midway general cargo. This was carried on signatures of tho mayors of the cities Alfred Soares Avellar of tho City and Island, January IB. with great haste, for the Sierra is to" ;and towns visited as a suarantce that ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Co., County of Honolulu and Territory of Theo. H Davies & Ltd., GeVl Agents Elfrieda, from Hamburg, leave on Tuesday this trip in order .they. Jiavo visited those places. January 31. Hawaii, ' for a decreo changing his Sierra, from San Francisco, Febru- - to be back here on Thursday, Feb-- 1 ' Sociedade Lusltaha Betleficente de uumc iu ruary 22, for the Floral Parade. The J Youilg Eldridgo was In Honolulu Hawaii. uuunuci cumiuo auvjo, there appearing to bo good reasons next visit of tho Sierra should be an for awhile, and during that time he At tho regular annual meeting of -- for granting tho said Petition; Co. VESSELS DUE important one, for it big contingent of appeared at the Uljotl.) " the above society held at Honolulu tho Pacific Mail Steamship HERE. NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue --Jl sightseers is expected dc,Wn j JAPANESE SWIMS POH SHORE, following officers were elected for tho From San Franclscc here in the authority me by s- Noya-booster- in law vested and her. The Sierra poo'plo great - P. Examiner, Jahtiary 27: . s current year: Nippon Maru, February 6. arc me enabling, I, WALTER company will call at Honolulu and leave this for 'moto Matmizl, a Japanese sailor Vincent Fernandes, Jr., president. hereto P. Steamers o the above Tenyo Maru, February . 12. t these. Islands, and are - v - FREAR, Governor of tho Territory of port on or about the dates mentioned below: Lurllne, February 14. pleased, when thev are bring- - tached to the Nippon Maru, was pick- Abel A. Carrelro, vice president. .1. secretary. Hawaii, do hereby order and decree For the Orient: For San Francisco. Persia, February 20. lug tourists, here. The majority of ed uj) floating or swimming about the C. Sousa, first FEB. 2 bay M. secretary. that the name of George Soares Avel- S S PERSIA FEB. 20 S. S. KOREA From Australia. J the passengers in tho cabins are at an early hour yesterday morn- E. Menezes, second FEB. 17 ing D. Marques, lar be and hereby is changed to s' S KOREA FEB. 20 S. S. SIBERIA Makura, February 27. jtrjurlsts from different parts of tho and taken to tho Angel Island im Board of directors: J. FEB. 23 a chairman; O. P. Soares, secretary; A. George Soares Alves, and that a 'copy S. S. CHINA Zealandla, March 26. mainland. migration station. He was clau in bathing suit and protested against be- - Q. Murcalllno, treasurer; J. E. Goes, of this decree be published for nt juararaa, Aprn za. Included In the Sierra cargo were ing taken out of tho water, declaring director; J. V. Feriinudes, director, least four coilsecutlvo weeks in the Will call at Manila. Makura, May 21. wloven automobiles and four thousand in Japanese that he was well able to Auditors: J. S. Marques, Jr., chair- - Hawaiian Star, a newspaper published: Zealandla, 18. bags of cement. The cargo was a June I' take caro of himself and would not man; F. F. Branco, Jr., secretary, and In Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. - July 16. " r general one. For general information apply to ' Marama, drown If let alone. N. G. Freitas, M. M. Ferreira and C. F. Dated at Honolulu, this 26th day From the Orient. MAUNA KEA HAD ROUGH TIME. When questioned by the immigra - '.GIlllland. of January, A. D. 1912. 9. " i) H. Hackfeld & Co., Agents Nippon Maru, February The Mauna Kea was storm-tosse- d tion ofllcers he explained that he had J. C. SOUSA, WALTER F. FREAR, Siberia, February 1 . ' f' during her trip to Hawaii and hack. heard that a wonderful falr would be First Secretary. Governor of Hawaii. China, February 23. She was unablo to land freight at held In San Francisco and ho was Honolulu, February 2, 1912. 4ts Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 10, 17. Lnupahoehoe either inward or out- anxious to get an opportunity to take Matson Navigation Cos Schedule, 1912 PROJECTED DEPARTURES, ward, and Mahukona and Kawailwe a look about bo that when he returned DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCU AINU muinuuuuu For San Francisco. had to bo omitted on account of the to tho ship he could make tho matter Headaches Are Unnecessary Why Francisco, Arrive from San Francisco, Sail for San Sierra, February 6. heavy swells running. The ico for clear to his countrymen. Despite h'.i FEB. 7 will bes back on 8. S. LURLINE FEB. 14 S. 8. HONOLULAN Honolulan, February 7. j Laupahochoe was transferred to tho wishes, Matsuzl sent Endure Them? S. S. LURLINE FEB. 20 ship, and for time at least S. S. WILHELMINA FEB.20 Shlnyo Maru, February 9. Claudlne at Uihalna. This is tho only the snnio No one endures a headache willingly, but merely through a dislike FEB. 28 compelled delay any sightseeing take to S. S. HONOLULAN FEB. 27 S. 8. WILHELMINA Siberia, February 17. part of the cargo that Laupahoehoo bo to medicine, for fear it may bo harmful. C U' MAR. 13 S. S. HONOLULAN MAR. of tho city. nd it is wise to bo careful about tho medicine one takes, for health ia-v- S. S. LURLINE For Australia. will get from the Mauna Kea. Mahu nreclvius. S. S. LURLINE MAR. 19 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. S. S. WILHELMINA MAR.. 19 Maroma, February 28. kona freight will bo brought on by For utcriy twenty years millions of people havo on or about S. S. San Francisco, been relying on S. S. HUonian sails from San Francisco for Honolulu direct Makura, March 27 . the Mauna Loa. Per Sierra, from February 2. Air. and Mrs. J. B. February 5th. Zealandla, April 24. The Mauna i brought in this Honolulu direct on or about Febru- 1 ' Adams, Lieutenant Commander and Stearns' Headache Wafers (Shac) S. S. Hyades sails from Seattlo tor Marama, May 22. morning forty-flv- o sacks of bottles, Mrs. Babin, F. M. Balloy, Mrs. M. ary 17. Makura, June 19. thirteen sacks of awa, six sacks of to give them relief from aching neads; they have never disappointed them; Balish and child, Alex. Bergen, Mr. they aro made today from same pure, CASTLE & COOKE, LT D., GENERAL AGENTS. Zealandla, July 12. carrots, fifteen crates of oranges, two the simple Ingredients as at first; and A. they havo more friends than ever before. Marama, August 14. bottlu3, and Mrs. P. tJIdwcll, Miss F. L. automobiles, eleven barrels of Therefore, you are exercising proper care when you take Stearns' Head-- For the Orient. three empty kegs, live barrels of wine, Wafer8' yU are mlllln8 fort. Mr. nd M rs Ben t on Bo vvers, E. fr V Nippon Maru, February 5. two barrels of gin, six crates of chicli ffi M American-Hawaiia- n Co. J. Barzen, Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, Miss Don't endure tho headache; be kind to yourself Steamship Tenyo Maru, February 12. ens, 112 bundles of ohia lumber, twen- - take Stearns' Heaaacho Huchly, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Butler, Mr. Wafers. And see that you get STEARNS' the genuine. Persia, February 20. cords of wood, fifty-on- e sacks every sixth day. and Mro. Jas. Campbell, .1. II. Cnmp-bell- , FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, Korea, February 26. of tnro, one piano, ono turkey and a South Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter. Miss Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, Pig. M. Casscls, Mm. L. P. Castle, Mr. and Brooklyn. INTER-ISLAN- SAILINGS, MAUI FROM HAWAII Mrs. Harry Champeno, Mr. and Mrs. FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLLLU DIRECT: For Hawaii Ports via Maui Hawaii this The Maul brought from S. V. H W. SAIIj ABOUT FEB. 5. I.-- Chandler. Classen, Mrs. MEXICAN T0 Mauna Kea, S. N. Co., every seventy-fou- r cattle S S morning head of B. A. C. 8." COLUMBIAN."." TO SAIL ABOUT FEB. 16 Crcssaty, F. R. Cummlngs, W. 8. Tuesday. and C779 hags of sugar. 27. Cunnlnchnin, Mrs. G. L. Cunningham, T0 SAIL ABOUT FEB. Inter-Islan- d S. Co., Great Club Claudlne, N. Offers ALASKAN S. S. SUGAR ON HAWAI Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Damon, Mrs. M. apply to every Friday, Mauna Kea For further Information Purser Phillips of the David, Geo. P. Davies, G. P. Do Saiw-sure- , Agents, For Maul, via Molokaf. was H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Honolulu. reports that tho following sugar Mrs. Do Wolff. M,r. and Mrs. H. Mlkahala, every Tuesday. Olaa, C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. waiting shipment on Hawaii: Dumont, Miss Annie Eisslcr, Miss Min- For Kauai Ports. 4000 hags; Waiakca, 4000; Hllo Sugar nie Elssler. W. .P. Fennoll, E. U. Fish- W. G. Hall, I.-- I. S. N. Co., every Co., 2420, Onomea, 59C4, Popeekeo, er, Mrs. L. Gilbert, Green, Hawaiian Star Thursday. Herbert Garden Island 3100, Honomu, 4500, Hakalua, 1513, Mr. and Mrs. J. Chtvj. Green and chauf- Klnau, I.-- I. S. N. Co., every Tuesday. Kaisha. Laupahoohoe, 1733, Kaiwiki, 0100, Ku feur, Miss Hadllch, G. F. Henshall, Toyo Kisen For Kona and Kau Ports. kulan, II. 789, D. 12C9, Hamakua Mill, J. M. Hind, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Holmes, Kllauea, l.-I- . S. N Co., altornato 5400, Paauhau, 3000, Honokna, 4200, Miss Elslo Holmes, Master Malcolm The Gardem Island, bright, newsy Honolulu on or Tuesdays and Fridays. the paper of th of the above Company will call at and leave Kukulhaele, 5300, Punaluu, 0075, Ho- - Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Humphries, Steamers Ialaid of Kauai, hai been doubled In size and is now mentioned below: . nuapo, none. A. ('. Hufsey, Mrs. II. P. Hussey. Miss about the dates SEE THE PINEAPPLES GROW. FOR SAN FRANCISCO: PERMANENT DRY Evolyno Hussey, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. more desirable publlcarlom in every respect than FOR THE ORIENT: two-da- y ten-doll- excursion to 8. S. MARU FEB 9 Tho DOCKS AT BALBOA Jaffa, Miss Allno Johnson, E. C. John- aver. S. MARU FEB. 5 SHINYO 8. NIPPON S. S. CHIYO MARU MAR. 8 Halelwa, with opportunities for visit- recommendations for tho son, T. H. Kelly, C. H. Lathrop, Mrs. 8. 8. TENYO MARU FEB. 12 Plans and The Hawaiian Star (dally) li J8.00 and Garden MAR. 5 NIPPON MARU MAR. 29 permanent dry dock for tho Pacific J. J. Lynch, Lieut. J. S. McCleery, Miss 8. S. SHINYO MARU ing the pineapple plantations nnd Island J2.60. We offer both, ono year, for $9.00; MARU APR. 2 TENYO MARU APR. 5 end of the canal have been submitted N. McGee, Dr. D. McLennan, D. Ogl-lor- CHIYO viewing tho miles of plants bearing ilx monthe, M.80. Or, Semi-Weekl- y by Civil Engineer II. II. Rousseau, U. Mrs. McPherson and infant, E. L. Star (f 2.00) golden yellow fruit ready for cutting, S. N of the Isthmian Canal Coinnils Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Milte, end Garden Island (12.50) will be icat to any & Agents many Tho Castle Cooke, Ltd., Is attracting tourists. trip ,3lon, reports Vice Consul General C Mrs. Anna Morau, S. R. Morchcad, A. tor 13.91. is an enjoyablo ono; the guests aro L. Drelor, Panama City, M. Morganthaler, H. O. Moxlcy. Mrs. accommodated at beautiful Halelwa It Is recommended that the dry dock ( B. Munger, Alex. Munson, Jas. I. WHEN THE and given a stage ride to tho planta- bo located, at Balboa, tho Pacific end Munson, Goo. P. Noah, A. R. Oxenham, UNION-PACIFI- TRANSFER CO. included In tho price of a of the Tho dimensions of 'Paxton, Miss Lucilo Pax-to- tions nil canal. the Miss Laura I Address: Hawaiian Star,. Honolulu. HANDLE YOUR BAGGAGE IT GETS ON THE RIGHT ticket sold at the station pf tho O. R. dock provide for a clear width of 110 Edward, Pollltz, Mrs. Clara E. STEAMER. & L. Company, Palaraa. feot at the entrance, with a length Rathbum, Master W. G. Reynolds, Mr. and-187- sufllclont to accommodate vessels 1000 Mrs. Chiu?. RIotschy, Goo. H. Rob- ' Office King St.. next Young Had. Telephones 1874 nnd Fine Job Printing at Star Ofllco. feet long over all and a depth over inson, Mrs. H. M. Grogg, Mr. and Mrs. THE HAWAIIAN STAR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912. THRE1

Bijou Theater CAPABLANCA, CUBAN CHESS EXPERT, AAZ LAST THREE NIGHTS OP MUSICAL. ANXIOUS TO PLAY CHAMPION LASKER 1 COMEDY. SPORTBy H. M. AYRES.NE oooooooS m "The Speculators" BEN DE NIELLO COMING NEXT WEEK DOUBLE SEMES BASEBALL FIGURES Beat Comedy Of All.

Featuring Frltzlo Quy In Word was received from lien do niel- will bo provided with good Nigel Jackson, official scorer of tho Stolen bases wore recorded as fol "ALEXANDER'S, RAGTIME BAND" lo by tho S. S. Manna Kea this morn- sparring partners on his arrival and Oahu Junior Baseball league, has lows: Asaki, Asahls, 18; C. Morlya- ing that he would arrlvo next Satur- this will get .him on edgo for his en- compiled tho averages for tho two ma, Anahls, 1G; Murakami, Asahis, 10; Madame Lloyd Will Sing tho day. This will glvo him a week In gagement. Ho Is In flno Bhape now series on n joint basis. L. Tin, Muhocks, 10; Noda, Asahls, 15; "GLOW WORM." town before his twelve-roun- d bout and needs fast work more than any- Team batting of the first and sec T. Morlyama Asahis, 15; Kan Yen, C. with Jimmy Hoao which takes place thing. ond ecIcs combined: A. U., 14; Nishl, Asahis, 13; Hayashi, to- at tho Orphcum two weeks from In writing ho stated that ho didn't P AB BII Pet. Asahis, 13; Tan Lo. C. A. U.. 12; Xav-le- r, LAST WEEK OP THE night. want to be In town more than a week Asahls 10 G15 120 .245 .Muhocks, 12; Sakalno, Asahls, It; HUGHES MUSICAL COMEDY CO, Advices from Hllo state that do before lite contest lest ho mightn't b Muhocks . 11 47S 117 .211 Kojlma, Asnhte, 10; Hoon KI, C. A. I'., Mello has been working very hard dur- ablo to get Into that Up-to- condllon C. A. U in 110 85 .227 8; Yoshlga, Aalas, 7; Kualil, Aulas, 7; ha.- - ing tho last week and that ho In which ho aims to be on tho night Palamas . ' 13 421 SO .100 A. Parker, Aalas, 7; G. Lcong, Mu- taken on all comers with tho gloves. of tho go. AaluB 14 4SI 87 .1S8 hocks, 7; 1. Plores, Muhocks, 7; Tin PRICES 15c, 20c and 30c, Hllo la taking a great Interest In Hoao Is working steadily with his Team fielding of the first and Yon, C. A. U., 7; Ping Kong. C. A. I, tho coming contest for the fact that sparring partners at the Kameliamcha ond scries combined: 7; En You, Aalas, 7; Kahalewai. Mn do Mello will be ono of tho principals Almiini headquarters which is equip- PO A ' E Pet. hocks, 7; Imanaka Asahls, 7; Walkoll. Empire Theater gives the bout nn lnterlsland as well ped with a fine gymnasium. His hun- Asahls 430 200 51 .02 1 Palamas, 7; M. Costa, Palamas, 7. as an International aspect. dreds of friends and admirers all over Palamas . . . .345 150 til .SS0 Moivse, Palamas, 7; J. Gomes Palamas, Matinees: Jockey Willis is acting as trainer tho Island are taking a great Interest Muhocks 366 152 71 .S77 Aalas, 7. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. for de Mello. Ho hfVJ been doing a in hte meeting with tho Portuguese C. A. U 344 147 .SCI Tho best twelve batting averages good deal of boxing of late and ex- champion and If ho falls to lower the Aalas 309 181 113 .$30 follows: presses a deslro to meet any local man colors they will bo grievously latter's Games AB R BH SU Pet. ALL COLORED VAUDEVILLE at 110 pounds. disappointed. Hoon KI, C. A. U 8 20 . 7 .417 Seo and Hear n Li Tin, Muhocks 8 32 S 14 1 .437 Wise T. Parker, Aala 8 29 G 11 1 .379 Hen E NEE ETO AGAN Tin Yen, C. A. U 10, 41 n 15 .3G5 Mil ' AND T. Morlyama, Asahis 12 37 12 12 .351 Brasch, Palamas 10 , 7 G 11 .329 G. Lcong, Muhocks 0 35 4 10 .2S5 Katie Milton Jim McGulre, the fighting ejiglneer and is expected to give Howard a hard In Dances and Songs. Murakami, Asahls 11 41 11 11 .277 ruu- - of Fort do Russy, had his attention M. Akeo, Muhocks C IS 2 C .277 called to the fact that George Gilmoro Ho twice defeated Wright of tho Asaki, Asahls 11 37 IS 10 .272 challenges illl Marines and has n victory to his C. Moriyama, Asahls 13 43 12 12 .272 And tho comers at 150 pounds In credit over Noyes of the Engineers. Yen, C. A. IT 9 33 10 0 07 PUN-MAKIN- and dropped at the Star office this Kan TRIO Shortly morning to give his views on the mat- before Christmas ho boxed ter. a fast d draw with Kid How- Russy. Jones Grant "Put it in the paper," said McGulre, ard at Port do MM FITZGERALD ILL IN 'FRISCO Dehearde "that if Gilmoro will post a forfeit of $50 to make 150 pounds for me I will Singing, Dancing and Then Some. box him for any side bet that he may QUEKEMETER desire. The sporting editor of the Hawaiian has been very bad indeed and that at McGulre has been in tho hospital the time of writing it was too incle- PICTURES. Star received by tho S. S. Sierra a NEW MOTION for the last thrco months but is now ment for him to venture out. TO GAMES letter from Jimmy Fitzgerald, the lit- better and is starting In to get into THE "In regard to my future races," BritViher who spent several months shapo again for prospective ring en- tle writes Jimmy. "I can not quite ."say. 12 Capa- - gagements. in Honolulu and who ran a number I expect to run in tho rink hero against NKW YORK, January Wor.i comes from Havana that Jose R. WASHINGTON, January 20. Pre Opera House McGuire's fights with McGrath of good races here. a skater and I am negotiating now forj'anca, the Cuban chess champion, who is resting after his South American tparations are already being made bv pleased those who saw them. In tho Jimmy writes that he has been laid another race." and European tours, has decided to piolong his stay until the end of Febru TONIGHTI the United Army for partlclpa four-roun- States ary. He will then prepare for his next tour of tho United States, which ho first bout he lost a d deel- - up slnco arriving In San Francisco Fitzgerald sends best regards to all 8:15 p. m. tlon in the Olympian games at Stock- open sion to McGrath, but on tho second with a bad nttack of quinsy and ton-Ellit- friends at this end, and particularly will at Now Orleans. Incidentally Capablanca is waiting for tho next holm, Sweden, next July. Plve officers cham-plonishi- p occasion of their meeting he obtained which kept him in bed for quite to Tom Treadway and Henry Hapai, movo from Dr. Emanuel Lasker in the negotiations for the world's assigned to prepare a decision, in the eighth round. have been for the, a time. to whom he refers as "two good honest match. THE "LAUGHING SEASON" probably McGulre has heard that there is an trip, though the Army team Ho says that .the weather In 'Frisco friends of mine." artilleryman at Leilehua named Bow- - will be composed of only four. Thoso Harry Corson Clarke en who has expressed a desire to meet selected are Captain Guy V. Henry, LATEST SPORT FROM COAST FILES AND him in the squared circle and would cavalry; First Lieutenant Ben Lear B Jr., Third Cavalry; John C. Montgo- DUKE WILL like to hear something first-han- d from Margaret Dale Owen that Individual, provided he hasn't mery, Seventh Cavalry; E. P. Gra- Supported by the Con-le- y changed his mind. ham, Plfteenth Cavalry, and Second Johnny Coulon fights Frankie Smith, tho Australian middleweight, la Young Prince. Lieutenant Queckemeyer, Fifth Cav SWIM TRIAL TWICE WINNER In Los Angeles today. a twenty-roun- d contest. Young Prince, who Is billed to box alry. Captain Henry and Lieutenant o rep d preliminary to tho Do Graham, were on the team which Walter Pomeroy of tho Olympic Club .Minnesota and Harvard will moot Mello-Hoa- o Army the Horse Show IN contest on the 17th Inst , resented tho at Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock Gordon Glbb yesterday defeated Roy will attempt to swim the English chan- on tho gridiron in the East next fall enjoys .the given name of Charles in London. in the Bishop slip Duke Kahanamoku Graham, winner of the Oahu College nel. if plans of tho coaches of the two In present G 0, G 1, " Twenty-fou- Leavltt. Four of these officers are at Jr. and Vincent Genovc.3 will give an junior tennis tournament, stltutions materialize. r swimming. G 2. Lost Leavitt is a clever lad in his class at the Army mounted service school exhibition of Jim 'Barry got a twenty-roun- d deci- at Fort Riley, and Lieutenant Queke-meye- r There will be no chargo for admis- Glbb is also holder of tho senior sion from Australian Bill Lang. Frank KlaUs and Sailor Petroflkoy H Hours" has been ordered to that post sion as the boys are giving tho exhi-bitio- n singles championship. may fight In San Francisco on Feb recognition generous ' SATURDAY MATINEE. WHAT'S from Honolulu. in of tho Tho tournament results follow: Hermis, American stallion, hns been ruary 22. response of tho public to appeal , Seats on sale at Hawaii Promotion the Senior. sold to Edmond Blanc for $4000. Rooms, Young Building. Phone 2345 for funds to send them to take part Round 1 H. Hltchco'cK won from G. Maurico Thompson. lightweight In the trials for tho Olympic games. Llndly, by default; L. Thurston bent Northwest, defeated HAWAII out Eng- chnmplon of tho PRICES $1.00, 75c, 50c and 25c s 3 C, G G Franklo Loughrey knocked ooooooooooooooooo It is probable that Duke will swim P. Richardson, 3, 2; E. Mickey O'Brien in n d con-tes- t. lishman Dick Roberts in two rounds O Boxing. o a hundred yards trial before the best Gay beat S. Wilder, G 2, G 3. in Parte. Prank Moran of Pittsburg O Feb. 10 Woodward vs.Clarke o timers and watches obtainable , in Round 2 A. Wnds worth beat L. beat Stoker Smith of England In tho nnoau O 10 rounds, Athletic Park, 8 p. o TRACK MEET town. Ebersole. fi 1, G 1; G. Glbb won from j Paris. Swamont Dillon, middleweight tltlo O m. o Tho Hul Nalu will have charge of H. Hitchcock.by default; E. Gay beat first round, also in Jack I aouM Win-grev- ri of America fought a draw with claimant, defeated Howard WIggam la Ill sTUEflna O Feb. 17. Jim Hoao vs. Ben o the exhibition. L. Thurston, 108; K. Emory 111 asams 04, fi of England. the second round. I O do Mello, Orphcum, 12 rounds. o - No word lias been received from tho G. Wakefield, 2. 3 camzMT The College of Hawaii's interdopart- beat 57, 75, H I wash O Baseball. 0 nay were won A. A. U. as to the time and place of Round 3 G. Glbb beat A. Wads- - mem. nolo nonors ai The McKlnley High School Athletic 4 U. expected the G 1, fi 1; Gay Em- Jack Brltton won nil the way from O Feb. vs. S. o . the trinls, but it is that worth, E. beat K. SI ABSOUTOY PURC COfTtT tho Boys' Field yesterday atfernoon a G to any- Association closed last season with O S. Colorado, 1:30; Chinese Stnrs o which local boys will leave for the mainland ory. G 1, C 0, 0. Franklo Burns who failed show ny the science department, balance of $117.07. O vs. U.S.S. 3.: 15, month, G. E. Gay, thing of his old form. credit NELSON B. LANSING, Distributor. West Virginia, o bested the engineer division by the i in nbout a Final Round Glbb beat O Athletic Park. o margin of a single point. Tho Hut Nalu danco netted $311 for 00, C 1. on the part of tho GRAND O Feb. 18. C. A. C. vs. Chinese o Summary: 'the Kanahamoku fund. This brings Juniors. Packey McFarland defeated Jim Wholesale fraud Pougu-keepsl- e, O Alliance, up $1475.55. 1 Roy Dutchess Insurahco Co., of Students Athletic o Ono hunderd-ynr- d dash Yamashlro the total to Round Graham beat J. Fav Ward of England In six rounds in N. Y In connection with O Park. o (E), first; Marcalllno (S), second.! 80th, 108, 1 G, 75; D. Gartley beat Philadelphia. j ' jC jC T K" J4 jO J? j G with . policy holders 5n ExpitlQD O Soccer. o Time, : 113-0- . ? R. Higglns, 2, 03; P. Peterson settlements Mm O Feb. 3. Mailes vs. High o High jump Marcalllno (S), first; beat II. Johnson, 57, G 1, G 3; M. Monte Attell and Chick Hayes fought San Francisco after tho fire has been i 1 1 1 1 1 I G G will made, CHAMPIONSHIP O School, 2:15; Healanls vs. o 4 !)i i i 1 i 1 rTi Putman T. Singlehurst, 3, 4; a ten-roun- d draw. shown up, and nn effort be MIDDLEWEIGHT i Pratt (E), second. Height, fcot r nnnntnniii beat n i n i de- OP HAWAII. O Kama, Moiliili. o inches. r I B. Lindsay won from H. Watt by o to collect the balanco due. Golf. Ul UIIIUINI O o One-mil- e race Molnccko (S), first; fault. Ray Baughman won In the thirteenth cup w & J f Q. O Feb. 17. President's o Clark (S), second. Time, 5:33 J Jt J J Round 2 P. Glrdler won from round from Eddie Colture on a foul. Tho American Ambassador at Vien Athletic Park O play, County Club. o Hammer throw Fraser (E), first, Tho annual cross country run of the Lindsay by default; R. Graham beat 1). na entertnlned tho imperial housohold 5 22 tournament, ban-met- . MONDAY, FEBRUARY O Feb. Novelty o 02 feet I inch; Clark IS), second, 01 McKinioy High School will take placo Hartley, 00, 00; M. Putman beat Tho ban on boxing is likely to bo at nn official at 8 p. m. O Country Club. o feet 9 inches. next Friday, February 9. Among tho P. Petorson, G 3, fi 4; D. Young beat removed In Chicago. C 1, O Athletics. o Two hundred and twenty-yar- d dash starters will be Foo Kau Leo, Ah B. Lindsay, 75. O Feb. 9. High Schools' cross- - o Yamashlro (E), first; Marcalllno (Bath) Hun, Ksmonu l'arKer, .losopn Round 3 R. Graham bent F. Gird Jimmy Walsh, English bantam VV oo'd country race. o Bush, Llghtfoot, D. M. Putman FORT SHAFTERward (S), second. Time, :25 flat. ,Dwight, Shirley lor. 57. 75. 1311; weight, defeated Young Krauso of Mil WEAtt WHILE O 17. Chinese Now Year D. Young, G 0, G 1. VS. Feb. o Broad jump Marcalllno (S) first, Kahalowai, James Dwlglit. beat waukeo In six rounds. M PAYING MwZek O sports, Athletic Park. o feet 5 inches: Fook On (E), sec Final Round Roy Graham beat O March 30. Boys' Club annual o ond, 17 feet 3 Inches. Esmond Park hoftj boon chosen track Putman, G 4, 04. 03. Packoy McFarland and Young Erno SailorNAVAJO.Clark O meet. Boys' Field. o Pour hundred and forty-yar- d dash captain of tho High Scnool for the fight six rounds In Philadelphia on tho yesterday O Feb. 22. A. A. U. track o Yamashlro (E), first; Kuwamoto season of 1912. Ho Is a hurdler of At tho Pacific courts aft 7th Inst. Thoy will wolght 13S pounds ABRAMS vs. HOWARD 3-- McLoughlln dofeatcd O meet, Alexander Field. o IS), second. Time. :5S some renown. ornoon Maurlco at G o'clock on tho night of tho con Fighting Eng, fi G Omaha. Tho O Fob. 20. Kams. vs. Punahou. o Shot put Prasor (E), first, 29 foot Alfred Castle, 1, I, 04. test. , G Rounds. play- - O School. o C Inches; Severn (S), second, 27 feet A. Worn broke ills arm while n WILLER VS. TRIER. O March 2. Punahou vs. High o 10 inches. ,ing indoor baseball at tho Y. M. C. A.; MAY NOW EXAMINE At the annunl gamos of tho Irish Kahaulki. Camp Very. O School. o Hurdles Yamashlro (S), first; Mar- - yostorday. MONKEY'S INTERNALS Athlotlc Club In New York P. McUo 8 Rounds. O March 9. Kbms vs. High o calllno (S), second. Time, :15 3 5. o PORTLAND, Ore, Janunry 22. An nald broke tho world's record by Tickets On Sale O School. o Polo vault Pratt (E), first, fi feet George Gilmoro announcos that in order was granted by United States throwing tho shot 41 foot - - ' T.. .1 IK., TERRITORIAL MESSENGER O March 1G. Triangular inter- o G inches; Kuwamoto (S), second. jfuture his fistic affairs will bo direct- IV. inches. In tho 5000-moto- r run SERVICE. O scholastic meet. o One half-mil- e Melnecko (S), first; 'ed by "Soapbox" Barron Northern Pacific Railway Company op- Gcorgo Bouhag broke tho world's roc Bowling. o 2-- portunity to or- Stage, $1.50; General Adinlsslou, 75c O Kuwamoto (S), second. Time, 2:18 examine tho Internal ord, tlmo 15:05 O Feb. 5 Oahus vs. Bruns'wlck- - o Relay Won by Engineers. Time "Soapbox" Barron, George Gllmoro's gans of tho lato monkey Charles 1, bag- NO SECURITY. O Balkes, Y. M. C. A., 7:45. o 1:47 The team In order of run- nowly acquired manager, states that which died In a Northern Pacific Tho Palzer-Flyn-n fight has boon call O Billiards. o ning: Engineers Yap, Fraser, Tracy, his protege will box nnyono In tho gage car between Seattlo and Portland ed oft till after tho Flynn-Johnao- n O Feb. 3. Young Hotel tour-- o Yamashlro. Science Severn, Marui- iBlands at 150 pounds for real money a year ago. Charles Judge, tho owner bnttlo. J. Carlo O nament, 8 p. ra. o chi, Meinecke, Marcalllno. and lots of it. of the monkey, Is suing tho Northern o 1117 Fort Street. O Road Race. o Members of tho faculty acted as of- Pacific to collect $200,000 damages for "Uonvor" Ed Martin Is matched to O Feb. 7. Punahou vs. Kamc- - o ficials. Tho senior lcaguo soccer at Mollllli Its death. box "Kid" Carson, a soldier from Fort O hamoha, Kamehameha Schools o 1 this afternoon will bd Mnllos vs. High When Charles I died his vital organs Iiwton, in Tacoma early this month, O to Fort Shatter and return. o Tho Kakaako Boys' Club track School and Healanls vs. Kamehamo- - wero presorvod in alcohol to prove o O Racing. o squad will practice at tho Boys' Field has. the claim that ho had died of puou Tnlly Johns, champion feathorwolght Biorkman's, O Feb. 22. Dora D. vs. Franklo, o this aftornoon at 4 o'clock. o monla as a roault of having caught of Montana, and Jimmlo Rognn of San attorneys O mlio, Ewa. o Tho baseball teams of tho cruisers cold on routo. Tho railroad Francisco, box six rounds In Butte on Gymnasium go ex- - O Swimming. o McLoughlln, Wright and Larnod Colorado and Wont Virginia will play.havo been seeking permission to February 12. - ,0 Feb. 4. Kahanamoku and G- o to Halolwa today for tho week-en- two picked Chinese nines at tho Ath- amino tho vlscora for somo time. 139 Merchant Street, oto noves' exhibition, Bishop slip, o nnil will nrobably nlav some tennis lctlc Park tomorrow afternoon. Tho Charles I was appoarlng over the "Cvrlono" Johnny Thompson, tho Phone 2747, go O 10 a. m. o thoro. They leave for tho Coast by proceeds will toward tho traveling Orphcum circuit at tho time of his American middlowolgUt, iwub onslly OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO the S. S. Sierra, fund of tho fund. death, i''V$j outpointed in Sydney Stadium by Dav ' mmmwmmrw T R THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912. lug suit nnd pnpers. Bathing suits tho Lyman school. Perhaps ono of Ladies nro running to goods this season, evi- tho most interesting pages Is tho de- Panama THE HAWAIIAN STAR dently. Last year, If wo remember scription bf tho meeting of tho pnrty Hats rightly, many patrons of tho beach with Mrs. Ellon' A. Weaver and her Hawaii & Dnhllntirwl nvnrv fftrrflnt Sundavl by ThO Hawaiian Star nftornnnn wero wont to carry their bathing cos- sister at tho Lunalllo Homo, tho .Htwipaper Association, Ltd., McCamdless Building, Bethel Street, Honolulu. Walt Mason South Seas tumes In their purses. pleasures that this traveler was able Curio Co. meeting friends of ' EDITOR to givo them in Young Bldg. Q. 8MITH. u WALTER The Poet Philosopher Thcro's said to bo a job for a light tho general's, In looking over Puna-ho- SATURDAY FEBRUARY 3, 1912. housekeoper at the electric works. and old Kawalahao church. In- teresting Btorles about tho general's Few men are fond of Major Gall. He is it Coffee the mail who knows Johnson's beverage youth aro related. Tho wholo trip Kona PREDICTING ERUPTIONS. all. His voice is blustering and loud, and when he Jack favorite gets into a crowd he get much of Gen-or- IeftIy wields his tireless Lemon ado. was planned to as Berries and Ground. jaw, and what he says is Armstrong's early llfo as poss- who hnvo been readiest to scoff at the Kilauea volcano studies KNOW IT ALL filial law. If you should say Retail and Wholesale. Thoso the weather's warm, By ible Is pleasing to realize that Ha- value If the rcsultB that hnvo been ' '' the major then will tho run on natty yachting caps It HAWAIIAN COFFEE CO will bo uilckest to confess their practical rant and lnrm. nul it's Way of n point And emblems of much grace, . waii, could do so much ln tho Tel. 1398. predicted of them come to pass. If volcanology has Indeed reached cold as all get out, and put your arguments to rout. If von roneernmi 1147 8mlth, near Pauahl St. probablo It's safo to bet this Is tho year sotting tho background of a great life where the approximate date of an eruption may be foretold and the Tidoks discourse, the major rises, fierce and hoarse, and pushes language Ol trans-Pnclfl- o race. before thoso who are today living who n flow determined, It will justify Itself as the most iiiruuyu ins mcc, anu snows mat you arc your the placo and direction of ott base. If you refer to love and honor the great name of Gen- any lnnd of volcanic phenomena, and will bo the works of art, he then upsets your apple Ltd. tisoful of nntural sciences In cart, and proves your criticisms eral Armstrong. Silva's Toggery saving multitudes of lives. weak you have no right to think or sneak. No odds, wlmt snluVrt nnv tneans of On another pago of tho magazine GOOD volcanology In basic claims Is under way hero and now. come up a Grecian urn or setter pup, a Roman FLORAL PARADE "THE STORE FOE Tho test of these bronze or Plutarch's tho celebration of tho seventy-fift- h I.oa will soon gtvo forth Ma Lives, the groundhog or a case of The distinct prediction Is made that Mauna hives, a sermon or a quilting bee, birthday of Alberi Howo is recorded. CLOTHES." a mnp Is being made which will mark tho prob- the major, with his snickersnee, which is tonmtp stream of molten rock; and another name for spent forty-thrc- o years in service tho population (Continued from Pago One.) Ho ably danger zones, ny means of this map It Is claimed that hews down opponents old and young. And so men shy at Major Gall, Hampton. happens nnd The Military Parade, In Elk's Building, King St. of Mauna Loa slopes may bo reasonably prepared for whatever tliat grand old sport who knows it all. uopyrtgnt, ism. oy croo. Maitnew Adam. A great military procession, that will enabled to secure Its safety. WALT MASON bo held on tho morning of Washing- BONA FIDE HOMESTEADERS. What usually comes to pass Is an Interruption of the rising lava before U Interruption of ono ton's birthday, will bo without doubt (Continues from page ono.l of the crater or. at IcaBt, the Ln - reaches tho high mouth iu the most striking display over scon lng It tho!rhome, making a living out For Rent through tho sides of tho mountain whence It de- colmun nnd Us breaking on land In th0 Territory. It will fairly so adding to tho so- by dweller on tho slopes ,1s of tho placo, and Furnished House on Green Street scends towards the sea. The chance taken tho outdo anything previously attempted citizenship." ynrd; so what a vast LITTLE INTERVIEWS cial conditions and good $45 per Month. tonnage may como out In his back o that tho molten t in this line. Tho details of tho par-ad- In answer to another question, tho advantngo would be to know at what segment of tho vast clrclo Is In 5HiHSHSZSHSE5HSEbE! it wero given out yesterday and governor said that ono year can elapse Beretanla- - volcanology proposes to toll us. If It tells House at Tregloan Place, special peril. And that is what E. S. HARDESTY A Palolo neigh-- tho wholo way that the "lanB aro vory wel1 ad residential condition has to humanity wide-sprea- down from San Pran.snow before tho Street, near Alapal Street aright, world will know of It nnd the profit to will be ' us the bor of mine, Mrs. Shaw, Is a cousin Cisco, nnd we never had a dish broken, vanced bo fulfiled and that then, after two $25 per Month. , of Admiral Dewey. I Since tho Sierra had her extra bilgo The bicycle section of the parado un years more, tho homesteader can buy supervision chairman A. Q Dlt. McCOY Gutters on downtown keels fitted, she has been very steady der tho of his placo outright. Gil business houses nre the worst places indeed. Marcallino, Mr. Kichl and Charles Tho question of good faith enters splendid shnpo. Mr. Mar- for mosquito breeding. T. TIMMONS, by letter Tho llland is ln largely Into tho homestead proposition, of Mexico callino nnd hta assistants aro hustlers governor If Messrs, Zapata GOVERNOR "U(180nTlver country Is beautiful, with and tho stated that FREAR The people will bo more In this thlln-resid- and there entries Starrett and Blanchard made their who get tho Haiku lands will to,,ts s,'ots tnat charm and ovcn Bishop Trust Co., have than over before. real homes on tho Haiku lands, there One day In December, 1910, there entered Madero's camp In northorn on the homnHtnnri,. frnm tlm But lt Wfls cld and clothed in a Will Young, chairman of the Water should be no reason why they should Limited Sonora a dashing follow less than thirty years of age. The slouchlness, the end of ofiheavy mantl(s of snow. Tho Hudson the first year till tho end Carnival, which will tako place on tho hold ofilcial positions. The laziness, tho stupidity, and the cowardliness of tho average Mexican wero urozen cieep from shoro to shoro not their tho fifth. night of February 20, says that there governor said that he was astonished 924 BETHEL STREET absent from his make-up- . Instead, Zapata was lithe in figure, mentally quick, ,0?kB "k whIte snako coil- - E. B. BLANCHARD-T- ho New Sea- - Bif!"tlc will bo. a wonderful display on tho when ho read the .story of his "flat" Honolulu, Hawali and decisive In manner. Theso qualities being tho opposite of Madero's own, ' land butter Is alright now, and tho harbor that evening, which will bo as related In an afternoon paper. camp only by Orozco, VwAmrV - and matched elsewhere in the revolutionists' Maderp's ,...... , T FRAZIER Bill- supremely picturesque. chief of staff, the recruit made an instant Impression. The information, ho l that I attack Cablo Address "Takapu," Honolulu. "down under" aro able to get plenty if0"? Japanese Lantern Parade. Richard TJader, son-in-la- of Sam brought, however, was more telling than his person. Ho declared B'?b'up a11 my Telephone 1G75. P. O. Box 968 that.hla of' it at present. I1 ,haV0 n"ed space' PePl0 A more striking feature from tho;uoi Thome, a New York millionaire of Morelos, next to the smallest in the republic, but very popu- native state never had a billboard ad before? point of view of numbers will be tho jjas started on a trip around Y. TAKAKUWA. contiguous to the of Mexico, was ready CAPTAIN TRASK (Slerra)-- At 'canfo lous and with its eastern border state rlght ln. Look auout you fop tho even- - chauf-ln- g half-pas- Japanese lantern parado on tll0 wor,i with motor car and Commission Merchant and Manufa- against Diaz at any moment in fact, as soon as arms and ammuni- about t five on Wednesday 'the new signs to rise and see for yourself. of February 22. Chairman A. K.!feur anA wm preach to the Indigent cturers' Agent. Japaneso Provisions-an- a sultablo leader were supplied to Its Inhabitants. morning while I was nu tho brmgo. J They aro tion and the result of tho billboard Ozawa of the Japanese lantern parado ln all the principal cities. Hitherto, General Merchandise. thereupon caused Zapata to bo furnished with the war matbrial I saw a wave so big coming on tho; some Madero talk ln of the papers. committee says that there will be four TJader has been known principally as Nuuanu Street, near King. Intrepid young rebel south on what Sierra that I thought we were on he desired, and the started then seemed LIEUT. BEAUREGARD (U. S. S. or five thousand men in line una jear a nuntcr 0f big game, proved to splendid revo- Mount Tamalpais. a desperate adventure, but which be the career of a California (Tho South Dakota sent and that the thousands of banners and j lutionary conqueror. His operations in the states of Morelos, Oaxaca, and E. M. EHRHORN I endorse all the a wireless message to Washington, D. transparencies wiU be even more gor- Guerrero, in which he burned haciendas, looted villages, killed foreigner, anu; remarks made by Dr. Wilcox regard- - !o., as a test. It was dispatched at geous than they were last year, when FOR RENT routed the continuous detachments of federal troops sent against hlm' 'cov1-erin- g lng tho necessity for clean culture 'two a. m. on February 1, and was re-- tho Japanese parade was ono of thei Three 2 Bedroom Cottages ln Cot-tag- e the first four months of 1911, formed a conclusive argument in forcing among tho growers of fruit here, not layed through Maro Island to Key features most widely commented up- Walk $18.50 per Ma-- Diaz to resign. Even the newspapers avowedly loyal to Diaz referred only with regard to pineapples and '"West and to Washington. It took about on. Sparkling in big red headlines as "The Scourge." bananas, but all fruit twentv-seve- n hours co r.et to Wash Inn- - Parade Paragraphs. Early in December Zapata started out at tho head of a marauding band PURSER SMITH (S. S. Sierra) ! ton Irom here. Wo can hear Mare is- - Tho Floral Parade Is only a few FOR; LEASE ' Diamonds scare"-Int- AVe en- of perhaps a thousand lawless followers, determined to "throw a never had the racks on tho table Ian 1 i.early every mort.i.g. weeks away. Get buay with your School Street 17,475 Sq. Ft smrirtl I the City of Mexico. Ho rode within sight of the city, set on fire three tries. are being sought every day. Wo Suitable for Building Site. villages, and rode away again. The smoke from his devastation could bo seen i5EiuI5E5E5ESHSH5E5HK5E5ESH5H5E51 ( Wanted more decorated automobiles from the spires of the cathedrals In the capital. Ho then made a long detour for the Floral Parade. Enter your sold a number of them last to tho west and south, and on Christmas Day again appeared near Tqnan car now. i FOR SALE S month. cingo, In the state of Mexico, within easy telephone distance of tho '.city, "Under The Coconut Tree You can help Honolulu and help Residence Sites, Pacific Heights, Taiv-talus- , 1912 Floral There he overtook twenty rurales, and killed thirteen of them, the rest cs By H. M. Ayres. yourself by helping the A now assortment just receiv- Sea View, Kaalawal and caplng. Some women, wives of the rurales, and a child, who witnessed the Parade. I your Puunui. butchery and protested, were killed, and their bodies were then mutilated, Chairman Marcallino of the bicycle ed are ready for inspection. 1912 Floral Parade is Whatever becomes of Zapata, and there must be some end to him soon, .Particular Person (ln restaurant) I ecution. section of the The latter didn't have any- together with his com- or else he will accomplish what is freely asserted as being his object, the just love to sco tho sailors sitting at thing on Mayor Fern hard at work ln this respect, hopes to havo tho best' amassment of a large amount of money with which he will flee abroad, ho the tables. Their white jackets do go however. mittee and Hawaiian section has ever given, j will doubtless go down In history as tne most remarkable bandit the North so wen With the tablecloths production this The water carnival in Honolulu har-go- r Vieira Go. American continent has ever seen. Richard Barry, in Harper's Weekly. Referee Taft's decision ln the J. 1 1 & on night of February 20 will At Waikikl: go the is anxiously awaited. big features of the 1912 Trust bo one of the Sho (from tho Mlddlo West) to hus- JEWELERS C o m p a n y, ,'. Floral Parade. More than a hundred; band who Is about to disport himself They're having snow flurries along be In line If there Is room! Limited Don'ts For Husbands In the briny "Oh, John, do be careful the boats will ,Ten Coast and stock flurries down many. Handsome prizes aro KU FORT STREET. and not lose your balance while swim; here. for that 113 Hotel Street tning." awarded. BROCKTON, Mass., January 1. The Rev. Dr. Albert Marlon Hyde, of Everything points to a splendid pro- Hypnotist Norwood promises the Porter Congregational church, whoBe decalogue for wives aroused much to duction of the 'opera "Pinafore" in There is consolation in the fact that drive blindfolded through town. Interest, stirred his congregation last night with a "decalogue for husbands." Some connection with the Floral Parade. although lava Is sinking, stocks keep local chauffeurs Here are his ten don'ts: have apparently been chorus is the biggest ever assem- on rising. doing The 1. Don't forget and leave your little courtesies and general kindness, at the same stunt for some time Honolulu for any such pur- S' ti past. bled in COMPLETELY some hotel on your wedding trip; you will need them on the rest of life's ' "What Happened to Jones" isn't a pose, Journey. K Davison, chairman of the ,i circumstance to what happened to Miss Roso 2. Don't unbosom yourself about your family troubles. Those saered The 'reason why Captain Glbb of the Princess .section of tho 1012 Floral s'ime people we know after tho joint S. S. Makura confidences spread like thistle down and bring forth fruit as prickly and-dis- ; couldn't remember tho Parade, says that all tho islands are 'Bill Hohenzollern-Robbl- o Burns cele- agreeable. Fight it out with your wife alone. ..' name of the 'deep thin" fish which ln making this section tho FURNISHED bration h, week ago. 3. Don't arrange for your second marriage before your first wife is dead. died en route to Sydney, was because best ever. The Kauai princess will the fish in question happened 4. Don't support the wife and children of the saloonkeeper at the. ex- ' to be bo named. "The most persevering person we soon pense of your own wife and children. the humuhumuapuaahinaleaakoleapoo-paamilloa- . Tho Battle of Flowers that will end M know of is tho individual who has HOUSE 5. Don't have nervous prostration when your wife asks you to Floral Parade promises to be tho goiout been advertising In a local paper for the TAILOR an evening. is hard on a woman to bo a grass all! Q biggest feature of tho 1912 carnival, with her for It widow the the past nineteen months for two near Wilhelmlna Rise, has beau- time. "Mti. Tho Captain declares that there says Director General A. F. Wall. njore passengers to make up a motor were no morning marine 6. Don't make your wife a stranger to your checkbook. She is not a mosquito larvae in. his Bow- Tho military parade on tho tiful view. For rent at party for a round-the-Islan- d trip. We ers. progressed Is now located in the largo hired servant; she is a partner in the business. of February 22 so far has $40.00 a month. Inquire don't pretend to know anything about any feature store on 7. Don't make your wife a pack horse. The eight-hou- r man with tbe11 bettor than almost other it;':bu't would think that those already General sixteen-hou- r Where is "Soapbox" Barron? of Floral Parado day. wife needs to unionize his home. booked would bo about tired of wait- the your Where is Sergeant Barry? Macomb will hold tho lino in person, 8. Don't carry all your religion in wife's name. ing' two and would tell for the other Where is Nigel Jackson? ' there will bo many hundreds of Hotel Street 9. Don't overlook the fact that the decalogue of Moses Is still 'on the' the' chauffeur to start without them. and Not one of tho illustrious trio ha3,tho nation's defenders In tho long Btatute books, and that it is written for husbands as well as for wives. NEXT TO THE made a noise for twenty-fou- r ' 10. Don't forget that the happiest spot on earth Is your home. YoUr'1 the last pageant, Trent Trust Co., It is a moot question which is the hours. Y. M. C. A. wlfo may not be an angel; you would bo lonesome if she was. 'most valuable In Honolulu a saloon Limited or a on the stock ex license seat Ladies can't very well play soccer where ho will bo pleased to see change. VISIT 10 HAWAII because, you see, they wear ladles and gentlemen Interested ln the best tailoring. England's Social Revolution Krugor, Dwight Messrs. Amana and (Continued rrom Page Ono.) would make an excellent committee A lady advertises as lost an alliga generally, and then to help H. Gooding Field In his Inves- den and tho town Qne of the first measures passed by the government In 190C was the tor satchel - to Waterhouse Trust tigation accounts. containing a lady's bath- tho trip to Hawaii and tho visit Workmen's Compensation Act. This act amended and consolidated the law of tho city's as to compensation for Injuries, extended Its benefits to seamen, shipmasters, REAL ESTATE FOR mino-plant- Is coming SALE. snop assistants, postmen, uomesnc servants, anu to all employees with a That who any of imag smaller annual remuneration than $1250, awarded compensation for all in hero can't by stretch the PALOLO HILL SLOPE. be regarded as small farmer. juries causing more than one week's incapacity, establishing a special scale ination a Building lot on the ridgo of Palolo of compensation for persons under twenty-on- e earning less than five dollars affording a view of Honolulu Har-- Tho tax rate has been struck and a week, and made provision for facilitating the computation of tho amount bor and Walalae Bay $700.00 tho tax-paye- have stuck, as due as compensation, for g workmen against oppresslvo agree been Desirable building site on Kalulani usual. meats, for regulating tho disbursement of the amounts payable to dependents PUMPS Drive, Pnclfic Heights $800.00- - of deceased workmen, and for enabling tho services of medical referees to bo A guest hold up a San Francisco more fully utilized. Another act, also passed in 1900, considerably simplified FOR RENT. hotel tho other day. reversing and improvod the system of reporting accidents In mines, quarries, factories, That's the usual order of things somewhat! Kohala Beach Furnished house. Pos- and workshops. A third act of the same year, the Merchant Shipping Act, session April 1, 1012 $85.00

established for tho first time a compulsory food scale on board ship, secured n A favorite song on tho Y. M. C. A I pumps Peninsula Furnished house. Posses--sio- on all foreign-goin- g ships tho carrying of a certified cook, increased tho spaco $ at once ? $75.00' alleys: "Poor Tom Bowling." ims bo 3.00 must given to the accommodation of tho crew, Imposed' on that foreign i I ships ports regulations load-line- , g in British the samo as to appli most pathetic piece word- - ig Tho of ances, grain cargoes, applicable and Unseaworthiness as aro to British ships, painting of the week occurred in yes any These are all new styles. Right up to date, high round toes and Cuban heels. Of good Waterhouse Trust and prohibited tho granting of fresh pilotage certificates to aliens. A terday's Advertiser and depicted Oor. Fort and Merchant St's., Honolului more recent act, passed in 1909 and called tho Trado Boards Act, attacked Supervisor Low "emitting his bristles material and Well made. Wc arc showing them in six materials Patent, Suede, Dull Calf, the industrial and social evil of sweating. It set up for cortnln trades boards in gems of talk." Satin, Velvet Tan Calf. com nosed of representatives of employers and of workers in equal numbers, and THE with official members appointed by tho Board of Trade. The duty of the' Could a man on tho ragged edge of trado boards Is to fix minimum rates of wages for both time-wor- k and piece a.Jng be described as being "on the WIRELESS work In the following trades: (1) ready-mnd- o nnd bespoke wholesall tailor edge of the cratur"? Co., offico In tho new Telephone Building, x machine-mad- e Manufacturers' Shoe lng; (2) cardboard-bo- making; (3) lace and net finishing; 1 1 Adams Lane, is open on week days-fro- and (4) ready-mad- o blouse-makin- The act provides also that other trades In Los Angeles tho other day the lOSI FORT STREET 7 a. m. to 5; 30 p. m., on Sundays may from time to time bo added to the list. Sydney Brooks, ln Hnrnor's teeth of an accused man wero shown m from 8 to 10 a. m, and for ship's-message- s . Woekiy, . , pros- - J to tho Jury by tho lawyer for tho until eleven every night. I

THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912.

ANNUAL MEETING. VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN AGAINST BUSINESS FACTS REGARDING CR ST EXCHANGE IN Hawaiian Sugar Company. Tlie annual meeting: of tho stock- HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. holders of Hawaiian Sugar Company RATS ON HAWAII RE E OAHU I PLAGUE ORDERS STOCK EL IG DAY Friday, February 3, 1912. will be held at the office and principal C. Brewer & Co.. 476.00 plnce of business of the Company, No. Ewa Plan Co 33.00 38.60 208 Stangenwald building, Honolulu," Business houses havo been served Editor Star: Your paper Is a very Today was another light day In tho Hnwn Agr Co 295.00 on Thursday, February 15, 1912, Within a short tlmo from tho pres- strenuous efforta aro to bo made to with the following notice, Indicating newsy sheet theso dnyn, but you had circuit courts, littlo but routine busi- "litjj Hawn C & S Co.. 43.25 o'olock p. m. ' ent a Vigorous campaign ngalnst rats prevent any moro outbreaks. laudable activity In the service ot better got your man who writes the ness being transacted, though several 43.50 Hawn Sugar Co... 46.50 ELM Hit E. PAXTON, will bo started on Hawaii. Active All th0 feed rooms at plantation keeping tho streets clean. Sonio news on the stock market to brush Rllltn wprn fllnrl In Min nlnrlr'a nfflnn Secretary, Hawaiian Sugar Co. stops arc to bo to try keep rat-proo- amusement has been expressed at the sonio of tho cobwebs out ot his head. Judge Cooper 12.36ft taken and stables wilt bo made and reset eleven cases of, D pompous appropriation Yestorday day T ' ' " tho pest down, nnd not only tho rats other methods which are calculated to of tho "By and tho before lie Co- a minor nature. This was dono In' , , , Authority" S ANNUAL MEETING. that hang around stables and out- keep down tho rat pest will bo In- caption, which has hereto- ntinued commenting on Oahu Sugar order to avoid having them scattered ll fo'T. 22.25 houses but the field rodente are to bo augurated. Details of the sanitary fore been regarded as tho symbol of Company, raising her capital $140,000 all over tho docket. Ka,uku "wCo... 19.60 . . . Kahuku Plantation Company. . attacked. Itat catchers will bo ap- Bchomo for Kauai Is also keeping tho executive ofllcors only. A foreman la instead of $1,400,000, and today says Jlldco RohlnRon hn.l nothing In lilo "CKana HUg UO. 200-0(- KoIoi ) Tho annual meeting of tho stock- 4 pointed who, with trap and poison, president of the board of health busy. a mere appointee, and the storm that if Oahu pays IS per cent on her court. There was a divorce case set SuBnr Co"" holders of Kahuku Plantation Compa- will do all they can to keep, the pest At tho next meeting of tho board of sewer and street cleaning service is new capital of $5,000,000 she will have for hearing but tho parties failed to Mcuryuo hUB 8.36ft ny will bo. hold at tho office and prin- down to tho smallest possiblo number. health tho matter will bo taken up. An only a division and not a department. to draw on her "surplus." Whatever show up and the matter wont over. 0ahu SuB Co 39,25 39.36ft cipal placo of business of tho Compa- It Is a moot question if tho rats that cxteraive scheme is mapped out, tho Tho notice reads thus: he means by this I do not know, and Things were quiet, also, in Judge Onomca s"5 Co 50.00 ny, No. 208 Stangenwald building, Ho- llv'o in the cane fields aro Infected Intention being to follow tho method BY AUTHORITY. i' don't think ho does. The following Whitney's court. ulaa buu 6.30ft 6.50 nolulu, on Wednesday, February 14, with plague germs. That some of tho at present in force on Hawaii. Notice. figures, from ono who knows, shows Tho Will nf tho Inf.. Pnntnlt, MMtnn POaUhUU S P CO 5.75 26.00 1912, at 2 o'clock p. m. more domesticated rats are, there Is Honolulu, T. H., January 15, 1912. tho stock to be worth more than the has filed suit for divorce ''"cific Sugar Mill 135.00 from John ELMER E. PAXTON, no doubt. Field rats aro to be exam- You aro hereby notified hot to present market price: Nlhoa, tho ground of the action being Paia Plan Co....." 170.00 permit Secretary, Kahuku Plantation Co. ined, and upon the result of tho ex- causo or the sweepings from Dec. 31, 1912, cash on hand.$ 530,000 desertion. Pioneer Sug Co. .. . 215.00 247.50 FEAST AT KEWALO your store, office, say 36,000 $70, aminations will depend tho nature of shop, or sidewalk 1912, tons at Chain York T.ln. In n suit for ill. Waialua Agr Co. . . . 128.00 129.00 to tho crusado against them. be conveyed into or upon the which Is as low as they vorco brought against Kau Lin Sing, Walluku Sug Co.. 175.00 City of now....' On Hawaii It has been proved that streets of th0 Honolulu. are getting 2,520,000 nlso alleges desertion, It being stated Walmea S M Co ;. ISO.OO Now Open, I havo been instructed to report all r- tho mongoose can bo Infected with Beginning this afternoon and wind- in tho complaint that tho llbelleo is - S. N. Co 150.30 mon- violations of this nature to the City $3,030,000 tho plague germs. In futuro all ing up tomorrow night there will be a supposed to bo in British Columbia. ,Hawn Elc'c Co.... 190.00 goose aro caught will bo examin- and County Attorney for prosecution. 1912 running expenses that by A decree of divorce has been grant- "on R T & L com 125.00 religious feast celebrated the I sincerely hopo you comply 18 per on ed for signs of disease. will cent ed to Dankichl Sato from Mamu Sato Mutual Tel Co.... 19.00 ...... of district, this . . well-know- Portuguese, Kewalo with tho above, thereby assisting this $5,000,000 ($900,000) 2,350,000 SUNRISE Yesterday Harry Overend, tho n on the ground of desertion. , Oahu R & L Co. 115.00 Department In beautifying the appear- Hamakua man, had a confer- city. , In the matter of Wong Chee versus Hon B & M Co.. 22.87 23.36 ance of our City. ' Bhlanco at Dec. 31, 1912...$ 700,000 RESTAURANT ence with Dr. Pratt and Dr. McCoy. The feast Is in honor of the recent Susan Flint and others, a demand for Hllo 11 K CP 8.62 Your attention is called to "Act 17 ONE WHO KNOWS. MEALS 20c and 25c The rat matter was taken up and, aft- Episcopal blessing of tho new "crown" a jury trial has been filed. iHawn Pine. Co 41.00 42.00 of the Session Laws of WO'.l," which er sorno discussion, it was decided Tho will o ftho Captain Milton I B S & R Co 6s. . . 100.00 (Insignia of tno least) made In this reads In part as follows: late SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURS that Overend bo put in charge of tho A"! & Co., jewel- Nelson Sanders has been filed for Hon Gas Co 100.25 city by J. R. Vleira "Section 1. Whoever negligently or 6s.... district that extends from Hakalau KUKA1AU CASE probate by Com- - Hllo R R 6a 100.25 ers, for tho Brotherhood" of the Holy maliciously scatters, throws, drops, or the Hawaiian Trust Nuuanua Street, oft Chaplain Lane. to Walmea. pany. Tho petition alleges Hllo R R Gs.. 92.00 Ghost of Kewalo. deposits, or causes to bo scattered, that tho Ext appointed to suc- wearing Walk-Ove- Overend has been The Hawaiian hand will play at the thrown, dropped or deposited any estate consists of apparel and Honokaa Sug 0s.. 103.50 104.00 r Boot Shop Inspector Heydon, who re- (Continued trom page One) Jewelry valued $2537. Hon & Co 10S.00 ceed has scene of the feast from 6:30 to 10:30 paper, glass, glass bottle, tin can, nail, at Tho heir and R T L fls PANTHEON BLOCK, signed service. Inspector carry- tno bylaw's being the month beneficiary captain's Co 100.00 from tho this evening. The procession, tnck, wire, stone, or other substance scribed in is the daughter, Kohala Ditch 6s HOTEL STREET. Cacaeres, who to In charge will October, but tho practice since May used bo ing the crown to Its new home, dangerous to traffic on any highway, of Elsie Sanders. McBryde Sug Co 6s 99.75 ...... of Hawaii, has been transfered 5, 1902, when a special meeting East begin at C:30 from the corner of Kins street, road, alley, or lane In the Ter- June Tho Riverside Portland Cement Mutual Tel 6s.... 103.50 to Hawaii all represented so agreed, Company filed In BROS., West and South streets to tho foot of Cooke ritory of Hawaii shall bo guilty of a ..with shares has suit tho circuit Oahu Sug 5s 103 00 JACOBSON At conference yesterday, Dr. a was to hold tho annual mooting In tr-- ngalnst & al- - the street. Following this there will be misdemeanor, and upon conviction court Allen Robinson, Olaa Sug Co 6s. . . . 94.00 PROPRIETORS McCoy urged necessity of increas- arti- week ot February. leging the bazaar, general Illumination and thereof shall bo punished by a tine not last that tho defendant company Pacific S M Co 6s. . 101.50 ing catching force. At pres- In body tho opinion the court tho rat ficial fireworks. exceeding one hundred dollars." the of has appropriated to its own use 750 Pioneer Mill Co Cs 101.50 ,1b rat catcher each says: ent there one, at Tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, Yours respectfully, barrels of cement worth $2072.50. Waialua Agr 6s 102.00 plantation. An immediate Increase in auc- at 1:30, there will be an A. K. VIERRA, The Court's Statement. Plaintiff asks for restitution of tho to bo made, and tho num- petitioner point out Colonial tho force is tion sale of the offerings that have Foreman, Storm Sewer and Street "Counsel for the goods and for costs of court and dam- The of rats destroyed should become so- the s require the secretary ages ber been made for the benefit of the Cleaning Department, City ot Ho- that for retention of the cement. Rather than bo disappoint-id- , greater. proceedings nt meet- STOCK! SALES much ciety. nolulu. to record tho all persons contemplating a Tho plague focus on Hawaii appears play ings, keep tho s and the char- The Hawaiian band will also Approved: C. B. WILSON, OAHU ADVANCES. visit to Honolulu during the to be in tho Hamakua district, and from 2.30 to the close of tho celebra- ter of tho company, nnd that it wa Oahu advanced again In a very ac Road Overseer, City and County of Honolulu Stock Exchange: Sales be- February festivities, would tion early. In evening. not alleged that any vote was taken tive today, the rise from yes the Honolulu. market 100 3S.-5- do well to wrlto hero for by ' tween boards Oahu Sug. Co., officers charge of the feast on any proposition to change tho terday being seven-eighth- s of point. The In a 25 do., 38.50; 75 do., 38.50; 100 do., rooms. Tho accommodations Consolidated Soda Water are: Antonio Senueira, president: laws, and they contend that Robert A great many Oahu1 The two mnBted schooner Alsen small blocks of 38.50; 39 do., 3S.50; 16 do., 3S.50; 10 aro excellent. Manuel Perry, secretary; Jose Rezen-tes- , Horner, not being personally present changed hands from 38.50 opening to! Is Absolutely Pure with a crew of six men Is belloved to jdo., 38.50; 10 Haw. C. & S. Co., 43.25; MISS JOHNSON, and F. Nobriga, gen- at tho meeting of Juno 5, 1902, which 39.25 closing. treasurer, J. have foundered and all hand perished 25 Waialua, 128; 30 Haw. Agr. Co., Emma, above Vineyard. factotum. was a speclnl ono called merely for Waialua oft point, Hono-- eral off Lower California Coast. fell a while 300; 15 245; 5 do., 245; 5 do., the resigna- , Pioneer, Brotherhood of tho purpose of accepting the advanced eighth point. Mc-- 1 TELEPHONE 2171. The officers of the kaa an 245; 10 Waialua, 128; 110 Oahu Sug. Holy Kewalo, recently tions of tho officers ot the company. Brydo eighth advance, tho Ghost of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE nlso scored an jco., 38.50; 100 Hon. B. & M. Co., 23; elected, are: Manuel Vleira, presi- waB not bound by the agreement al Other stocks are generally firm. United States in and for Terri- , 10 do., 43.25. Manuel Joseph, secretary, anil leged to have been niailo with refer- James F. Horgan, dent; tory of Hawaii. j Session Bales 5 Honokaa, 12.25; 40 C. Benevides, treasurer. ence to the holding of tho annual down In the syllabus: Frank Hon. B. & M. Co.. 23; 25 Oahu Sug. IN BANKRUPTCY. meeting in February instead of In "A by-la- of a corporation may bo Co., 39.25; 75 do., 39.25; 100 do., 39.25; Stock In The Matter of the Bankruptcy of October of each year. They alsn wnlvprl nr ant naltln fnr tlin Hmn lin- - and AZ-- Marcus H. Sanders. point out and lay stress upon tho fact ing or permanently amended, without' 16 Ilaw- - C- - & S' Co - 5 Honokaa. Bond Broker DIS- "iol)'UB' uu nuw. ROAD BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR that tho s provide hat all mo formal action, by a course of corpo-- i BELT C. & S. Co., 43.25; 10 Panuhau, 25.75; Memeber of Honolulu Stock and Bond CHARGE. NO. 209. tions to alter, vary or add to these rato conduct Inconsistent therewith in ""' ' 5 5 39.- - Exchange. by-la- Oahu Sug. Co.. 39.37; do.. To" "the Honorable Chas. F. Clemons, shall "'require a which all tho stockholders havo ac-- j 37 10 McBryde, 8.37 ;Sb Alaa, G.- - Stock and Bond Orders receive Ono.) three-fourth- s notwithstanding liv-- fContinued from Page Judge of tho District Court of the vote of tho shares of nutcsccd. another i prompt attention. haul his own stone, thus United States for the Territory ot tho company, and contend, upon au- low provides that all motions toi 13 THE furnish and 9G - Information furnished relative to all a Sugar Quotations deg, centrlfu- discarding the bid, to cut Hawaii: thorities cited, that a by-la- can be nmnn.l fho. l.v.W-- alw.ll rnm,lr,. n railroad's gals, 4.39; 88 deg. analysl.3 beets, 14s STOCKS AND BONDS. down the specified amount of oil on Marcus H. Sanders of Honolulu, City amonded only In the manner called three-fourth- s vote of tho shares of the lid; parity, 5.19. LOANS NEGOTIATED. tho road and to shorten tho proposed and County of Honolulu, Territory ot for. Counsel urge with much force company. i I Phono 1572. P. O. Box 59 length tho section. Upon these Hawaii, respectfully represents that and reason that courts should bo slow-t- "A by-la- prov'ded that the annual of MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION "Yintage" questions no definite action was tak- on tho 3d day OT December, A. D. 1910, find regularly adopted s of a meeting of tho corporation should bo MAKES GREAT GAINS one tho last past ho was duly adjudged a corporation to have been changed by hold in the month ot October, but fol- en, however, and at o'clock At tho meeting of tho now directors James Holt commission adjourned for an hour bankrupt under tho Acts of Congress 'haphazard' and 'slipshod' methods, lowing an Informal agreement or un of tho Merchants' Association yester- - Offers some flno lots near the flat-war- o upon any relating to Bankruptcy, that he has and that It would only bo reasonable derstanding had between some of thel cat pattern of sterling silver without deciding of the bids. day tno commltteo on publicity and present through duly surrendered all his property and to hold that s are to be altered stockholders present at a mooting line at Palama at a bargain, also the is In French gray finish, John Wilson was promotion was Instructed to confer In In h out discussion, although .some of has fully complied with all the re only tho manner prescribed the held on June 5, 1902, tho annual meet- balmy sea-beac- homo of tho lato Ad- the with tho officials of tho Inter-Islau- d with grape design on the han- quirements of said Act and of the or s themselves and after notice ing thereafter was hold In tho Inst tho lower bidders were content to Steam Navigation Company with a miral Bcckloy at Aqua Marine. of Court touching his bank- to the stockholders ot the Intention to week of Fobruary of each year with- dle. This pattern has both leave tho matter in tho hands of the ders the to getting reduced rates for tho ruptcy. amend them. out protest or objection on tho part of view commission. The lowest bid in the peoplo on all tho other islands and Cable Address "Dulsenberg," Honolulu weight and appearance In its prays "On the other hand, as above stat- any stockholder. Another by-la- pro- hands of the commission that of the WHEREFORE, ho that ho special to Honolulu tho peti- of- transportation your compari- Lord-Youn- g may bo decreed by the Court to havo ed, the return shows 'that vided that the officers should hold favor. We Invite Company added to the from aU points Immediately before and ' full discharge from all debts provable tioner has all along known that since fice for ono year from their appoint- pattern In price and railroad's bid upon tho hauling during the floral parade. E. G. Duisenberg son of this 1902 no annual meeting of the com ment nnd thereafter until tho appoint- brings the cost of the road construc against his estate under said bank- Campaign which the association STOCK AND IIOXD IlllnKRIl else- pany has been called for tho month Tho weight with any obtained up to $109,000 excluding the en- ruptcy Act except such as aro except- ment pf their successors. Held, thnt MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND tion meeting has hns been making for a greater mem- gineering expenses. T'he cost of the ed from such discharge. of October, but that tho a stockholder whoso stock was rep- BOND EXCHANGE. where. year, bership resulted in tho election of been held In February of each resented and voted the annual 76 Merchant St., oppoBlto Sk oil and Its transportation, John H. (Sgd.) MARCUS H. SANDERS. at nineteen firms, all of high and Influ- Bishop and that tho petitioner acquiesced meeting hold in the Inst week of Feb- Wilson volunteered, would bo at least Subscribed and sworn to before mo ential standing in tho Islands. This Co.'s Bank, Honolulu. and participated In tho change Con- ruary 1911, could not demand Telephone 3013. $10,000. The question of getting the this 2d day of February, A. D. 1912. that John-no- n, P. O. Box 322. ceding that tho petitioner was not work will bo continued by M. M. rock from tho gulches In the Imme- (Seal.) (Sgd.) A. E. MURPHY, an annual meeting for tho election of Charles Bon. bound by the understanding reached C. M. V. Foster and diate neighborhood was also discussed Clerk, United States District Court, officers be hold before the last week nt tho meotlng of June 5, 1902, and, Fobruary, 1912, though was not H. F. but' discarded. Territory of Hawaii. of ho Captain Nelson was oxnralned yes Home Insurance Co. i Wichman f notwithstanding tho agreement, might present at tbo meeting held on June Upon the Pohukalna school building terday afternoon by tho pilot board of OF HAWAII, LTD. havo insisted on tho obsorvanco c'f 5, 1902, and now owns tho majority of there were no bldB. For the Lllluoka-lan- l IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE examiners! There aro a couple of Writes All Kind of Insurance. tho by-la- It appears that ho did not & Co., Ltd. building at Kalmukl the United States, for the Territory the stock of the corporation." examined, 96 King Stroot, corner of Fort school tnko that course, but remained silent other candidates still to bo Street bidders were Freltas & Fernandes, of Hawaii. Roman, on street, and the result will bo given out at O'Noll Building. Telephono 3529. jjj Leading Jewelera. until November, 1911, when he re- Jos. Berotanla $53,800, A. P. MacDonald, $53,776. In The Matter of Marcus H. Sanders, meeting and quested the annual mooting bo next tho firo station, can make an old tho harbor' commissioners' upon was Bankrupt. No. 209. that Tho decision these bids also forthwith. Tho Importance or hut look llko a new one. next Wednesday. ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. called held over until two o'clock. tho petitioner's conduct in this regard Royal On this 3rd day of February, A. D. Is Illustrated by tho case ot Elkins'vs, 1912, on reading tho Petition herein, it Railroad Co., 30 N. J. E. 407. Is Camden In caso a board of directors act- Co.. Ordered by tho Court, that a hear that Insurance REAL ESTATE ing without authority adopted by- rr ing bo had upon the same on the 17th iu" - law changing tho date for holding thr Leading Fire Company of tho World. STOCKS mimi day of February, A. D. 1912, before BONOS annual meeting of tho stockholders, mm mm ma m mwm w i said Court at Honolulu, In said Dis- Placo your business a com- t win m w a rami and tho court held that tho stockhold- FINE TEA with trict, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon; ers, by meeting on tbo changed date pany tjint knows how to crlslB, and notice thereof bo published face a . that and proceeding without protest or ob In tho "Hawaiian Star;" newspaper FOR a jection, must bo regarded as having and Is In n position to do so. printed In said District, and that all Y. CT571 assonted to the change, nnd that sub llirCQMPAN known creditors and persons in other sequent mcotlngs should bo held on Losses Paid, $222,951,358. may uppoar said nwaldBldg. lntorest at the time day so fixed. Subsequently to any the and placo and show; cause, if they that chango tho directors attempted DAY YOU OUT A ONE havo, why tho prayer of the said pe- People THIS IS THE FOR TO PICK LOT. GET chango the Particular by resolution to ngaln should not be granted. O. Brewer & Co., Ltck TO SUIT YOU AND WE CAN BUILD A HOUSE FOR YOU TO SUIT. titioner tlmo of tho annual meeting, tho ef- And Is by YESTERDAY WE ADVERTISED ONLY IMPROVED PROPERTY. It further ordered tho fect of which chango would havo been General Agents, Territory of Hawaii. TODAY OUR OFFERINGS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: Court, that tho clerk shall sond by to prolong their torm of office, and It to copies ot mall all, known creditors was ruled thnt tho chango should b' Lots and Acreage For Sale said petition and this order, addressed onjolned nt tho Instance ot an ob- Our teas aro especially selected for us by 8. Kato, our agont In tho to them at their places of residence jecting stockholder. Orient. Jas. W. Pratt 2 10,000 square $ 750 as stated. "By-law- good lots on Kawalahao St., feet, for s nro adopted for tho regu- If you nro a connoisseur call on us and wo enn suit your tasto to Real Estate, Insurance, Loans Nego- 2 lots with frontage of over 102 feet on Beretanla avenuo..... 2,200 Witness tho Honorablo Charles F. corpora- lation of Jbo business of tho a nlcoty. tiated. 3 13,000 Clemons, Judge of the said Court, and acres In Manoa Valley suitable for subdivision, terms tion nnd tho conduct of its officers "PRATT," 125 Merchant St 4 lots at Kapuhulu, near Kaplolanl Park, all for 1,500 tho seal thereof, ut Honolulu, In said Thoy aro obligatory on all tho stock- 1 Kakaako lot, cheap at GOO District, on the 3rd day of February, holders, but, like tho terms of n con- 10 lots in Kaimuki with 4 fronting on Walalao Road; term: A. D. 1912. tract, sonio or all of them may, by take om all at $300 each 3,000 (Seal.) A. E. MURPHY, tho unanimous mutual consent of the Sugar 4.39c 6 choice lots near Fort Ruger; half cash; a lino chance to In- Clerk. parties, bo waived or sot nsido for tho vest at a profit 3,200 By (Sgd.) GEO. R. CLARK, tlmo being or permanently amonded, Beets, 14g, lOd 2 cornor lots on Maunaloa avenuo, Kaimuki, each , 600 Deputy Clerk. nnd an ngreoment to so set aside or 4 lots off Ltliha St., ewy terms, all for 2,740 A True Copy, amend a by-la- may ,bo shown by Y. Takakuwa, Henij Waterhouse Trust Co, ALSO OTHER PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN ALL PARTS OF Attest: nets nnd conduct as well as by Nuuanu bolow King Street. THE CITY. IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT, ASIC US A. E. MURPHY, Clerk. words." Mombors Honolulu Stock and Bond TO FIND IT FOR YOU. By GEO. R. CLARK, The- - Law-Lald- j Powfi, Exchange, Doputy Clerk, The faw of tho"caso Is thus let ANDMJROiU

j.j.it ifflfl 4f&- . THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912.

lams, Miss Addle Buchanan, Miss boo covored tho celling a'nd walls, and-fro- Norwood has boon In Honolulu the Roslo Horbort, Miss Francos Couz- - this hung wisteria flowers and past week and has made hosts of ens, Miss Cnlllo Lucas, Miss Sybil protty fo'lago, with bonutlful Chinese friends, Popular prices will prevail Robertson nnd Miss Grace Robertson. and JUpauoso emhroidorlcs forming during their engagement, nnd tho St Si panels between the sections of tho Orphcum will bo tilled nightly. Among the Important functions of garden wall. The Clarke Company Appreciated. the week was a very splendid lunch-co- n Chlneso flowers, such ns boughs of "Lost Twenty-fou- r hours" produced given by Mrs. Ernest Klnloch pink flowering quince, boughs of at tho Opera House by Harry Corson ' st .- nvwy& Johnston, wlfo of Dr. Johnston of 'chorry blossoms, and ho on, formed Clarke went without a hitch last Fort Shatter. Tho entertainment was small trees near tho corners. night, and that It was appreciated given In honor of Mrs. Whollcy, wife Tho tablo was a picture ot wonder was shown by tho laughter that rang of the post commander, who 1b n ro- fill color, tho effect enhanced by tho out frequently during tho perform- OVER THE TEACUPS. cent arrival at tho Dost. Tho table Chinese lamps through which pink ance. rose, decorations were coulour de and rose lights glowed. Perfume from The company Is a wellrbalauccdj which hoped was n happy eveiwone Incense lumps, where sweet odors one. nnd, although Clarke Is tho un- augury the stay of Mrs. Whollcy In OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO of wore wafted by burning tho scents of doubted star, ho has not tho burnt of her now home. O CALLING DAYS FOR HONO. O flowers, Imparted a luxurious Orient the work to carry out. Ho has to LULU. Rose-coloro- d hand-painte- d colonial allsm, suggesting dreams of lotus gar- have excellent support to make tho Mondays: Punahou, Collego dames and cavaliers wore tho place Hills, Manoa, Makikl. dens and floating lily ponds abloom farce a success, and he gets It. Tho cardi, and all through Mrs. Johiv Tuesdays: Waiklkl, Kaplo-lan- l with tropical flowers. only fault that could be found" with Park, Kalmukl, ston's house the rose-colore- d tints Palolo. Down the center of the table was Clarke's interpretation of the part of Wednesdays: Nuuami, Puu-nu- l, wero In evidence. POWDER a of cherry gar- David Swift, tho theological student, Pacific Heights. First and Tho following guests were present mound pink blossoms, Wednesdays Nuu- was that he was a llttlo exaggerated Third above at this exceptionally pretty luncheon: landed with festoons of violets which . Absolutely Pur ami Bridge. Second and Fourth made n pretty border to deep pink at times. OTf course, ho raised laughs Wednesdays below Bridge. Mrs. Chauncey Thomas, wife of Ad the Tho only baking powtfar cherry high- - the whole tiin- - that he was on tho Fourth Wednesday, Pacific miral Thomas; Mrs. Sanford 11. Dole, flowers. Tho chairs were mudofrom Royal Grapo Tim-berlak- stage, and undoubtedly ho Is the best , The season just past that has taught us again that It is more blessed to Heights. wife of Judge Dole; Mrs. E. J. backed and each ono was hung with Dream of Tartar Thursdays: The Honolulu has seen for a very give than to receive has sot some of us to thinking what nro "we giving tho Plains. wife of Major Tlmberlake of a piece of embroidery of a different that Ho Alum, No Lima Phosphate Fridays: Hotels and town. design and wonderful long time. On tho whole no fault can world? Fourth Friday, Fort Shatter. Fort Ruger; Mrs. W. P. Wooten, wife handiwork. Usually with most of us Is the thought, what can we get out of the world? Tuesday, Ruger. of Major William P. Wooten of Fort The servants were In Turkish cos be found with the Clarke company, ' First Fort "We "want to get a living, or fame, or wealth, or social position. Most of us O Saturdays: Kallhi. Third and Do Russy; Mrs. W. C. Neville, wife tume, made after tho design now In for the people of Honolulu should bo valet and Miss Nell Franzln as Susan to something for ourselves out of the world. And we con Fourth Saturdays, Kamchame-h- a Major Armstrong; voguo in Constantinople. The men grateful to Mr. Clarke for having tho housemaid wero enjoyable, whilo are sooklne et o Schools. of Neville of Fort sldor this attltudo perfectly legitimate. Perhaps It is. Hut let us consider OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Mrs. Kennedy, wife of Major T. M. wero in baggy white trousers, red silk brought so excellent a combination the way that Clarke sang about his this othor Bide a little while, what are we giving the world? Kennedy of Fort Shatter; Mrs. Har- jackets tied with white silk scarfs. down here to enable them to see a Irish Norah necessitated repetitions. ...1. . , rrn 1iii11i11nn 1ftf(Vn mi... nr,, UD tirlll tinvo in nti wlinrfl Wn nff rington, Mrs. Decrlng, Har- and each woro a fez. series of plays abounding with genu- It Is a good production and tho pat- 1UUBB wuu uu'"" allcl " " 'open meeting. Mrs. Tucker and Miss Case Mrs. ,vo i,.. ii.it.,. if yn atnintnrrt in hn -ronron- a - tin ntitl nnnti. ry von Holt, Wall, .Mrs. E. D. At this dinner wero: Messrs. and ine and refined humor submitted by ronage accorded It last night was ful- 'uu " " :,a'"r- Peterson were hostesses nnd had Mrs. wo uuuueu win nuvo to ue uownt ur win ue uu Tenney Mesdames: Joseph Redding, E. W. people showing evidences of having ly deserved. There will be a matinee tiful, or what have lorn it sonic conversation topics prepared. A nnd Mrs. Preston. go complete it, as per- Hopkins, today at 2.15, evening per- Inspiration to those who come after, to forward to five-minu- Mesdames James Robinson, learnt their business. and the few informal speeches - beautifully as we have begun? , Joseph T. Crocker, J. A. Folger, Will-la- William Taylor, as Dick Swift,- was formance will begin at 8.15. fectly and as wore given and a social afternoon en- CROCKER ORIENTAL BALL. world? Tovis, Horace good, the amusing situations "Why Smith Left Homo" will bo What are wo giving tho joyed. S. F Examiner, January 27: The Blanchard Chase, and that anything medical sclenco, so suffering will Messrs: Dr. Harry which Clarke figure staged on Monday, Tuesday Wed Are we contributing to that modern Aladdin rubbed his magic Tovis, Duano Hop ariso in he nnd nnd future? Perhaps wo can give nothing but ideas. If so, are kins, F. W Zuanzy Rojostven-sky- , so prominently, were well carried out. nesday night, and for the remainfng be lessened in the Mr. and Mrs. William Knight cele- - lamp last night and straightwny out Pierce George To particularize unnecessary. The nights of tho week "His Absent wo putting lorin sucu subbbbuvu iUUuBUU ""mated their eighth welding annlver- - of the dingy blackness of tho 'city Davles. Frederick Sharon, is three beneficent discovery?. vv Henry T. DIxwqII whole company good, Boy" will be' presented. tho road to a new and sary w,th a d,nner at tuo young Uq there grew a wonderful palace, all Scott, Hewitt, Rob was and tho world something in business methods so that business Oxnard, C. Agustus Spreckels, largo audience recognized It. The Aro we giving the Tho tal),o decorntloM on thts oc. glowing with light, rich with colors, ert' who come will bo on a fair or more enjoyable basis? - Wi'Mam Mayo song and dnnce by Robert Ryles the FIno Job Prinrmg, otar Office. for those after casion cre imrtlcuInply beauUfui, he- throbbing with sweet music, filled" Newhall giving tho world some hotter Ideas of homo life, so that even Are wo ,ng a comblnation of vlolets nnd uabv with wines and delicacies and treas- Some Costumes. our daughters and granddaughters will bo a better thing housekeeping for (1.oscs Mr and Mrg 1nleht havo tnc ures. Mrs. Charles Alexander Egyptian than has been for ns? it congratulations and best wishes from Great genii jumped out of the pave-- ( design, made of blue hiffon velvet, Are we giving the world anything that will neip niong tno causo oiimany fjicag, ment and at the command of the mas- embroidered in silver lotus flowers, "vomen, anything that will make ehlldron's lives happier, their development J & ter spread carpets of golden weave be- made with a court train done in lotus belter? Mrs. L. Tcnucy Peck was the host- - embroiderer-- . - fore tho jeweled feet of 200 of the flower Aro we giving- the world anything to further the cause of brotherhood, a- very ess today at large nincneon city's most favored society men and Miss Harriet Alexander Turkish to promote universal peace? given tho Country Club In honor of at women and whisked them to this pal- dress, brought from Constantinople. There aro so mnny things wo could give tho world, to make It better and Mrs Northrup Castle her sister, and ace of enchantment. It was of cerise and turquoise blue, happier for those who come after. The m1ss llavlland of New York. with baggy trousers and jacket beauti And we can not shrik tho responsibility of giving something by saying table was exquisitely adorned with Most Gorgeous Known Here. 1 .1 ...... fully embroidered in real gold, with T. XTn mnlU. inn. n..ll Enchantress carnations, violets and The Charles Tcmpleton Crockers jeweled headdress of elaborate design. nary our station, we can give something that counts. maidenhair ferns, and the place cards Oriental ball, at the Hotel St. Francis, One of the best-lookin- g costumes Tho housekeeper can give better ideals of housekeeping and home life. were hand-painte- d violets. The guests last night, was the most gorgeous and worn. . The business man can give bettor Ideals of business. The single woman can wore Mrs. Northrup Castle, Miss Hav-ilan- costly affair ever given in San Fran- Miss Jennie Crocker Miss Crocker work in a hundred ways for causes that will help the world forward. The Mrs. Benjamin Marx, Mrs. Rob- cisco. It not only rivaled the London came as Gulnare, the Princess of the society girl can help put society life on a more useful basis. ert Bond, Mrs Sandow, Miss Hughes, and New York efforts along this line, Sea in a shimmering greenish-blu- e Civilization can be lifted by this generation a trifle, hero a little, there Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, Mrs. Locke, hut in reality seemed to bring back gown with flashing of silver a little, each doing his part In his especial field. And those who come after Mrs. Uriah Thompson, Mrs. Erdman, the story book time when the most threads and gold, exactly tho color of the will find the world a better place to live in, because of what we have given it. , Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mrs. Alfred Cas dazzling wish was gratified by magic. we get great joy sea when tho sunlight and the surf . And if we work in this spirit, certainly a deal more out tle, Mrs. Georgo Isenberg, Mrs. Sher The magic was money. tip with a silvery sheen. of working, than If we arc seeking only what the world can give us. It is wood Lowrle, Miss Mann, Miss Nora Tho Crockers alone know what it the water The bodice was embroidered in gold indeed more blessed to give than to receive. And life takes on a grander Swanzy, Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs. Gustav cost, for they have been a year pre- and silver and plenty of emeralds and meaning and a deeper joy when we are giving to the world something worth Schaefer, Miss Wilhelmlna Tenney, paring for It, and many of the tapes- Benson, Smith & Co., rhinestones. Over the trousers fell Ltdm while, than when we are only trying to get out of the world something for Miss Irma Ballentyne, Miss Buchanan, tries and decorations wero brought two panels, back and front, of emer- ourselves. Miss Edith Williams, Misa Margaret from the Orient for this occasion. alds, rhinestones and pearls, woven on Waterhouse, Miss Margery Peterson One wandering by mistake Into this green net. The was orange, SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY. which were used in decorating were Miss Alice Cooper, the Misses ballroom last night surely would havo turban of Kopke, Misa green, purple and blue silk, with a Admiral Southcrland is entertaining admired by the guests. These Stocker, Miss Esther rubbed his eyes and thought he was Fred- - Mc-eric- k gold Paradise feather caught with a friends today with a luncheon on were Mrs. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. Kopke, Miss Stoever, Mrs. Arthur dreaming. The soulful and musical William Georgy von Holt, Miss big cabachon of green emeralds. board the West Virginia. Coleman, Mrs. Intosh, 'Miss Mario person who dreamt he dwelt in mar- Carter, Mrs. J. M. Dowsett, Mrs. C. Tuttle, Miss Achilles, Miss Jessie Mrs. William G. Irwin Princess of ble halls had a feeble imagination e C. Carter, Miss Walker, Mrs. F. B. Kennedy, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss the' the Ptolemy dynasty. Long flowing Wall will give a buffet ' the reality of Crocker ball. Mrs. Arthur Eawards, Madam Kimball and Mrs. Kathryn Stephens, Miss Ethel Spald robe of deep satin, design of Egyptian on Tuesday of noxt week. The lucky two hundred! What they luncheon Fuller. ing, Mrs. Lawrence Judd and the flowers woven in red sequins about & saw in the way of costumes, and After a very excellent luncheon the Misses Harding, the bottom, with over-drap- e of sheer Mrs. Putnam, wife of Captain Put- jewels and Cleopatras and princesses afternoon was pleasantly spent at j tit st gold tissue brocade with flowers, with A PIa.ce nam of Fort De Hussy, entertained a t and hourls and settings must have Classy to Dine! bridge. I host-- cuirass of pearls and turquoise and number of friends at luncheon jes-terda- Miss Ethel Spalding was tho made tho most jaded of them gasp. . yesterday very pretty small short jacket solid with colored stones. ess at a Many Dinners Are Given. gavo ' Mrs. Cherry, Headdress of wondrous design of tur-- x w Captain and Mrs. Carter one tea, given in honor of They had throe meals before it was beetle-win- g Dayton of the prettiest dinners of the week 'wife of the British consul of Astoria, quolso and pearls, with Th.6 C Tho wedding of Miss Ella 8 in- - over. They began with dinner at shaped sides of solid stones with veil and Mr. Krnest E. Lyman will take on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr Ore Thn afternoon was spent ' 1 Many Then F .,11.. .,,1,1. nnmrnfaqflntl ! 1 fl Hi IT! . o'clock dinners in fact white and sliver spangles flow- place on February 10. Only members and Mrs. Percy Qfeghorn. Tho par of net in-ha- ball, with supper at outs of Mrs. Cleghron and Mrs Carter bles, after which the guests were d came the costume ing from the back of the headdress. of the families will be present, bronze a generation agolvlted dining-room- , where midnight out of real ancient From center pf forehead sweeps j5 been friends into tho CAFETERIA ocean a continent, were served at a dishes of Turkish and Arabian make, straight towards the back a white Mrs. Johnson of Fort Ruger gave the and Hcious refreshments which made tho gathering all the most attractive table, with brilliant peacocks looking down aigrette of huge proportions. a very pretty dinner party last night, tables, j was polished wood, over from their perches over the col- Good o more pleasant. This a Mrs Irwin wore her entire Meals. Quick Service. Prices Reasonable. v tastefully cunningly and canaries in the garden of llowers All- - MMM.if .ulln l.ann ..lulH.i.r Mrs. Carter's table was which lace ferns were lection of real turquoise and diamond , , ' of peachblo.v the room had been decked In. f'n, r-- ' ,,,.,., , n .adorned In jiotnsettas and shaded with placed. A brass basket that jewels, with several bracelets and YOU WILL BECOME A BOOSTER. I break- candelabra In a beautiful tone of red. adorned center and caiv They then danced until the shoes-o- f hua, will depart on the transport to- hibiscus the anklets. Gold pretty design. J on occasion was sur-'dle- s with delicate pink silk fast scheduled for 5 o'clock this morn- issues morrow for the coast. The table this shaded Mr. William G. Irwin Gorgeous The Cafeteria Commutation Books. Cleg-- arrange-- I old Aladdin, whom wc j rounded by Mr. and Mrs. Percy ' shades completed the artistic ing. Could our Oriental tapestry toga of jeweled Mrs. Wooten, Cap- - in quiet of tho garret years Mary horn, Major and ment of the table. read our colors lined in orange brocade, with Miss Hook, who lias been the of in Tickets for tain and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Tho invited guests wero Mrs. ago with head resting on a pile girdle of orange and gold. Turban $5.00 $4.50 Cash .Che'ry. Mrs Fred Barker, Mrs. dusty old maglzlnes, have wished for aig- 10 for several weeks,' departed yester- - TT'er 1eck' ?rS; FrcderHic ;fW1U'a;m of orange and gold, with short Tho per cent. Discount will pay for a Regular Membership (?5) and - Schlanser, Mrs. Percy Clegnorn, Mrs. night of greater entertainment? day by the Korea for the mainland. j a rette pf gold. In two months time. .r I Louis Gregg, Miss Irma Ballentyne, Was Projected Last Year. a fc lier. Mrs. Agustus C. Spreckels Gown T nil,. j uarKcr, mmo was first projected Mrs. Andrew Fuller entertained in- tt miss miss neten iuim, The Oriental ball of white chiffon, pearls and silver 'Kathryn Stephens. Miss Florence Templeton It Pleases Particular People formally yesterday with a bridge Tho meeting of th0 College Club at when Mr. and Mrs. Charles spangles. The entire dress was a . tlnffmnnn ATlaa TJminv honeymoon trip luncheon. Tho scarlet snap dragon the Colonial on Tuesday was not an Crocker went on tholr sheath of pearls, woven together in a through Miss .uurjory nuiui. to Europe last year, touring lattice; design, this forming panels S& Knnthnrn Eurone. With its Moorish over tho pleated chiffon. The gown Tile now nnugo ciuo wnicn was or suggestions in classical til i T and Saracen was made after one made famous by ganized a fortnight ago in tho service in Spain, and ending In tho ride a Gaby Deslys In ono of her dances. circle had second club meeting its dahablyah down the Nile, past ancient was mass ot whlto homo of Captain and The headdress a last night at tho Alexandria, Cairo and tho pyramids, by SPECIAL College street. nierettes clasned to tho head a Mrs. Carter on the land where all the nations of Asia, bridge made tho pearl cap. NOW SHOWING Five tables of Africa and modorn Europe congre Is com- VALUES IN evening interesting. Tho club gate. and Mrs. Macomb, posed of General ball ended this morning with Cowles, Captain Tho Admiral and Mrs. sausages, toasted muffins, scrambled Mrs. Marlx, Major and Mrs, and egg's, and limousines homeward, Major and Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. coffee IHE THEATERS New Spring Suitings bolng served to the 200, not jFredorick William Coleman, Mrs. breakfast whom wont home a moment Finch, Captain and Mrs. Game, Major ono of earlier than sunrise. In tho Interval INCLUDING ; and Mrs. Wholly, Colonel and Mrs. The Norwoods Open at the Orpheum Muslin botween tho visit to Egypt and tho Brown, Lieutenant and Mrs. Turner, Monday morning's toast, many wonarous Night. and Captain and Mrs. Carter. Probably the greatest laugh-produ- c things wore brought to pass. White and Colored Serges Those fortunate In securing prizes ing show that has ever visited Hono Tho ballroom was as truly a section wero Major Neville, Major Wooten, lulu is tho company known as The from tho Alhambra as if it had been Shepherds Checks Mrs. Frederick William Coleman, Col N rwoods, which will open a week's Underwear onol Brown and Captain Carter. wlsked from Spain to tho St, Francis. engagement at tho Orphoum vestigo of tho conventional Theater Wool Taffettas Mrs. Turner will be tho next host Not a Monday night. Tho company consists was to be seen, nothing of ess. ballroom of eight peoplo, headed by Professor Light Weight old being used or even In ovlden'co Mixtures ifi tt tho Norwood, who comes direct from the except floor. was a Moorish Miss Grace Robertson gavo a lunch- tho It States with a roputation of being New Voiles, etc. exquisitely modern- This Week at eon yesterdny to which eight covers palaco Interior, America's foremost hypnotist and the wero laid. Although the luncheon ized. A lattice work ot white hid the king of was very Informal, it was decidedly walls. While tho entertainment presented unique and original, everything bolng Tho Irwin Dinner. by theso popular entertainers is laugh pre- in Chinese. A big basket of lichee Mr. and Mrs. William G. Irwin able in tho oxtrome, enough of the splen- nuts formed 'the centerpleco and Chi- sided over a, dinner of Oriental sciontlflc phaso of hypnotism Is intro Dry Goods Co., Bet- N. S. Sachs nese china and foods wore on the dor, rivaling In mngnlflconco tho duced to Intorest nil classes of peo drawing-roo- table. Tho place cards were vory tings of the ball. Tho ple. They carry thoir own stage set- JORDAN'S pretty Chinese dolls. and dining salon of tholr handsomo tings and olectrlcnl offects, and cos- j Those who enjoyed the, hospitality Washlngton-stroe- t home was convert tume thoir scenos a way as to . - in fit. j. ts .ilit.- - Oil iriL ntlit argola. A. loHtco of. bam- makoi them doubly interesting, Mr. I look; Febraary 1st to 15th LOOk!

try, will give honor to whom the T7 THE COMING FIRS! U. 3. honor is due. I u-- Baltimore Sun Heaters In tho description of this work many similar cases are given which In de- P;3 V HONOLULU, July 19, 1911. scription of the coffer dam that was Mr. Warren B. Craw, Honolulu. NFANTRY AND IIS OFFICERS built around tho wreck of tho Maine, Dear Sir: one readily recall.3 tho coffer dam that About three weeks ago you installed for is now in course of construction me a Baltimore Sun Water and around the drydock building at Pearl Heater connected The First of Regular Foot-Us- ed Harbor. Only in point or and same room my American slzo to the bath in house at Alewa necessarily of different sheet piling Heights and I have been very much interested to Chase Indians in Texas Who tho coffer dam at Pearl Harbor and tho to see how it would work in such a windy spot. the Olficers Are Service Notes coffer dam at Havana Harbor, one in It gives me pleasure to say that the Heater tho Pacillc and the other in tho Atlan- working nicely. have the water tic ocean can bo likened unto each MRS is I tested Cable advices have been received, San Francisco Examiner, January other. Our line of and found - it running hotter than I could bear at department headquarters conllrm- 27. Army and Navy. The smart new Recal my so ing 1X9th hand in, that it needed mixing with cold the news that the regiment of the Captain Duncan Elliot, Eighth Cav- Private James Sherman. Com- Shoe styles has won a First U. S. Infantry boon pany, Coast Artillery Corps, lin- water for the bath. had selected alry, who has been serving with his Fort Talk lot of praise among the for duty in Oahu. regiment in the Philippines division, ger, H. T., la transferred to Company best-dress- I can cheerfully recommend your Baltimore ed men in This old and splendid aggregation among I, 2nd Infantry, Fort Shafter. Sun Heater, and I wish you great success your is tho arrivals today on the town. These new in of military men have an unequaled U. S. A. T. Thomas., Prlvato Joseph Smith, Company B, of the con- Renal models are smarlpr efforts to introduce this very useful record of brave deeds and good works Captain Elliot comes here from 2nd Infantry, Schoflcld Barracks, II. T., than ever, and they show trivance here. performed. As the name implies, It Manila, P. I.' Is transferred to Company G, 2nd Bat- Town genuine custom stvle in evorv Yours very was the flrst infantry regiment organ- Personal Notes. talion of Engineers. truly, line and curve. RICHARD H, TRENT. ized for the army of the United States Lieutenant Harry 1J. McAfee, med- Leave of absence for two months, and can easily take precedence over ical department, U. S. Army, who is to take effect on or about February all tho other regiments in the infan- - under orders to leave San Francisco 12, 1912, on surgeon's certificate of try line. But tho First Mas novcr on tho U. S. A. transport on Monday, disability, is granted 1st Lieutenant Scho- REGAL any by Joseph H. Barnard, Gtu Cavalry, SHOES asked or been granted favors comes to this department for a tour flcld Barracks. Well-know- (right of its old age. On the co- of duty. n New York and London custom bootmakers ntrary, this regiment has often had In- Lieutenant McAfco will relieve Dr. designed the models from wlu'ch every one of these Regal Styles and pltfnty of danger-'oil- s Klnloch Johnstone, as attend- CHURCH NOTICES. is built. ferior stations Ernest They have a distinctive custom appearance found in no scouting duty to perform. ing physician surgeon ready-to-we- and at the base other ar shoes. Moreover, they Central Union Church. are made in quarter-size- s, Major General Willian It. Shatter, hospital, at Fort Shatter. Dr. John- insuring you an exact fit and perfect 11 o'clock hour tho regular comfort. V. S. A., who died a few years ago In stone will have completed his detail At tho ' will bo San Francisco, was colonel and coifl--j of duty In this department and will go communion service message by tho min-fo- r mandlng officer of the First for many to tho Coast on tho March transport held. Communion - Reception of new members, I years, with station at Fort Duncan, n now assignment of work in theater- Regal Shoe Store Continuing the popular Sunday even 'Texas. It was at a time when West-lor- n mainland. tomorrow evening, being KING AND BETHEL. Texas was annoyed with Indians. During the two years of their resi-i- scries, Sunday ovcnlng of tho month, This regiment did much toward the denco at tho Kahauiki reservation Dr. the first 111 bo "Laymen's Night." Tho settlement of that glorious land by ami Mrs. Johnstone have made leelons aaln , address, "What Are You Going to Do protecting life and property-far- ms1 of friends and have contributed groat-- About It?" by Mr. H O. and horses of tho early settlers. They ly. not only to tho military society of j m,n"f; did not remain much around tho post, tne island, but in tno praetico or tno j ....v. . . a frank discussion of an wero constantly scouting and ren doctor's profession. Dr. Johnstone is'filnia, will be .but problom. Tho men of The Celebrated dering protection to the civilians. not only a .success but is constantly important civic tho city are especially invited to this SHOWING TWO BALTIMORE SUN HEATERS IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. Fort Shafter, here, Is named In being discovered at some graceful act service. honor of this former colonel and of kindness and charity. Both will be Infantry, the Into andlv inlssed In lnc-ri- t circles ns woll Tho Bible school will meet at the member of the First - AXTELL V. nHm.. f Inn Hfrmlntm usual hour, 9:50 a. m., and "The Bos- J. j C Major General William R. Shafter. lit itL IliU illlllj JIUDW iUlOD ;uuijui J 1048-105- BLUE 0 iqung rcume ALAKEA STREET. Tho battle of San Juan Hill also rec- Allen will accompany her aunt and .worm muie uiass lor P. O. BOX 642. PHONE 2515. ords the brilliant military record a undo to San Francisco, She also will at 10 o'clock. Endeavor meeting part of it, of General Shafter. lcavo many friends In Honolulu. The Christian will be something out of tho ordinary. coming of tho First lnfan-tr- v Raiser of the Maine. LABEL So in the Tho question, "Can War Bo Abol fnr dutv here it would seem at Major Harley B. Ferguson, who Is ished?" is to bo debated. they wero coming Into "raising" untimely DO YOU most as if the Maine from its Alii rmatlvo John W. Boggs, Geo. old home, name and fame of resting placo In Havana harbor, Cuba, their the W. Paty, Louise M. Larrabee. CATSUP having been many WANT their beloved colonel Is well known and has friends Negative H. W. Robinson, Lylo A. four given to a military reservation In this city. Dickey, Holga Wlkandor. a Spring Chick- arrival Ferguson or Captain Fergu. lot of and a half years before their Major Opportunity will bo given for gen JSJSSOT ens? Well, then get stationed was then was a member of I THIS Tho First Infantry is nw 80n as he eral discussion. A general Invitation busy now, this is Barracks, Washington. Major Thornivs H. Barry's of for at Vancouver General is extended to all. the season to hatch Colonel George K. McGunnegle Is col- ficial staff when that officer was in those broilers several years, uso to bo tho de Your Grocer Sells It that onel and has been for command of what Latter Day Saints, Reorganized. you will enjoy eating since 100C. Lieutenant Colonol, nob-er- t partment of the Pacific. Hawaii be- Church on King St., near Thomas a few months later, L. Hirst. The majors are: Henry ing a part of this department and un- Square. ft's all so easy if you C. Cabell, Tredwell -- W. Moore and tne ranking army officers station- der Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Classes B. Layman; chaplain, Franz ed San Francisco. This old regimo have a Charles at and English. New William New- military, was changed on July In both Hawaiian J. Felnier; captains, of rule, Lesson Of-fle- scholars aro always wolcome. man, Edward C. Larey, Robert S. the first, tho beginning of this present Cyphers Incubator and Brooder topic, "Noah." Herschel Tupes, James N. Pick- fiscal year. At that date these Is- When you get the chicks we have everything you need to raise Monthly prayer and sacrament ser ering, Joseph F. Janda, Caampbell lands became a separata and inde them with, such as Chick Food, Grit, Oyster Shell, Beef Scraps vice, 11 a. m. All members are re- King, Harry E. Knight, Alfred aioo, pendent army department with its own and other foods and we have about everything in the poultry quested to try to bo present. We make Grosvenor L. Townsend, John u. commanding general and staff known it sundry line that is made including those fine bug proof metal Zlon's Rellglo-Literar- y Society, C p Thomas, Jr., Ralph B. Lister, Brady us tho department of Hawaii. coops. m. Lesson, No. 4 In quarterly, taking G. Ruttencutter, Agustus H. Bishop Two are threo times a year Major Get your start at once, the season will soon slip by, and when up tho study of present-da- y revelation and William M. Goodale. Tho first Ferguson would visit here, officially, look new by like you start, be sure you start right getting your supplies at Also musical and literary numbers. are: Henry M. Fales, from tho coast. It was during his last Cyphers headquarters, which will be found at lieutenants Eveninc worship. 7:30 p. m. Ser C. Burnett. Gouverneur V. visit to Honolulu with Major General Frank mon In Engllstr. Ss Packer, Elliot Cazalc, Stalcy A. Barry in 1910, that the-- major visited O, SON, 3L,TX. Evcryono is wolcome. You will find BRING YOUR HATS E. HALL Campbell, Harry A. Wells, George W. tho breakwater at Hilo; and mado ox our services both Interesting nnd S. Malone, Kneeland S. tonded and mlnuto inspection of tho Harris, Harry prolltnblc. TO US FOR CLEANING Snow, Leo I. Samuelson, Irving J. fort hero and its submarlno defences Phlllipson, James A. Ullo, Joseph L. or tho possibilities for such. His sug AND BLOCKING. Methodist Episcopal Church. Tapham, John M. Truo and Walter E. irnstlons nnd tho result of his close H. Prldgen. Second lieutenants serving and expert Investigations with regard Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. R. , leader. books of tbo II with the regiment aro. Seth W. Scho-field- to futuro need.-- and work hero wero Trent, Tho Eve-lot- h all tho Thomas C. Spencer, Joseph C. carefully received by Major E. brary aro all ready now and Hatlo, Franklin L. Whltloy, Wnrdor Winslow, corps of engineers, who members of tho school may havo them WITH A NEW RIBBON as.e on Sunday. H. Roberts, Robert Sears, Manton C. at that timo had charge of tho pioneer AND A NEW SWEAT BAND Iron Men's Blblo class. 10 a. m. Tho Waffle along Wltcholl, Halg Shokerjiam and Jesse army engineering work tho now IT WILL BE A NEW HAT. A. Ladd. ocean front. new officers of tho class aro elect Ma- ed and thoy all say that they aro go 1 Most of tho above officors aro at Shortly after leaving Honolulu i duty be- ing to work and mako others work, bo present on duty with the First Infan- jor Ferguson was called for a mem- como out and bo prepared to do your try, so a full quota may be expected ing highly recommended, as and make your waffles consisting Colonel share to come here for a tour of service. ber of tho board of M. Black and Colonel Mason Morning sorvice, 11 a. m. Preach The Twelfth Infantry. William on table. M. Patrick, both of tho corps of en- ing by pastor, alBo reception of mem the Colonol William H. C. Bowcn, gineer, U. S. Army, to undertake tho hers, either by letter or confosslon of commanding of- Joseph Twelfth Infantry, is Roman gigantic task of raising tho Maine. It faith. Also baptismal services ficer of his regiment aboard tho was Major Ferguson's plan of work, Ep worth Loaguc, G:30 p. m. "False Thomas, with Captain Alfred T. Smith by the own thought and figures, that wero Security of tho Unrighteous." BERETANIA STREET Next to Fire Station, Sold as adjutant. his adopted as tho mode of accomplishing Evening sorvice, 7:30 p. m. Tho Tho Twelfth Is en route to the tho desired end by tho membors of pastor will preach on "Two Tremend mainland after completing Its tour tho Malno board. Wbon some Insisted ous Words." Special music at all ser duty In Philippines Fer-guso- of the division. that tho prosont plan was madness n vices. exocutod ho Texas tommy on tho CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY-I- regiment duty Hawaiian Electric Tho was stationed for was obdurate and willing to street. AFRICA. at Fort William McKInley, Rlzal, and stake his reputation, hl,i position and DANCE TEXAS TOMMY; Tho quartot, who are looked upon Mr. Plot A. Uys, of Loliovlel, Orange brigade leavra a lino record at that his futuro on tho success of the SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL as reputable porsons, spout tho night River Colony, teetlfleH to tho good. post Company and in tho Department of Luzon experiment. Eminent engineers LOS ANGELES, January 18. Tho in jail and pleaded not guilty in the qualities of Chamberlain's Cougli Harry Hawloy, Lieutenant Second shook their heads and predicted dis- llrst arrests for tho alleged violation pollco court today. Tho Judgo naked Remedy. He saya: "We have used. It Infantry, was an incoming passenger aster only Forguson's masterly ob- of tho administration's edict against tho patrolman to doscrlbo tho dance, several tlmos for our children and today Phil- on tho troopship from tho stinacy won out. Today ho modostly the Toxns tommy nnd othor doubtful and agreed with him that It Is of tho ourselvos and oxpect to continue with ippine Islands. gives the crodlt to others for tho mag- dancos wero mado late last night by variety declared taboo. The dofond-ant- s it ns wo havo found it excollent. Wo Lleuteuant Hawloy will join his reg- nificent success of tho work. Should Patrolman McMahan. Mrs. N. Smith gave ball and will bo tried later, can recommond It to anybody In .the mayor A'yurlco 1, Tho trial of former Eugeno Tabutea a French aviator iment at Schoflcld Barracks, tho trial havo boon a falluro ho would Mrs. E. E. Garnor, E. E, Garnor and when export testimony may bo world." There Is nothing hotter for Schmltz of San Francisco on a graft broke tho world's record, Hying, In Lieutenant J. S. McCroory, Twon-tlot- h have stood for It. But nrmy and navy Leo Camp wore roturning In a happy children. For sale by nil dealers Indictment in connection with tho his monoplane, 303 kilometers lit two Infantry, is hero from Fort men know whore tho credit belongs mood from a silver woddlng eolobra BenBon, Smith & Co. agents for Ha. bribery of supervisors has beguu. hours and llfty-on- o minutes. Douglas, Utah, en route to Honolulu. and they, with tho people of tho coun- - tlon and the offlcor assorts that tiny Fino Job rrintine, Star Office. wall,.

1 THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TakakuwR 6 0 MRS. ELLEN ROGERS Norwood) - is S06yo Furniture Company 7 'J. Hopp A Oo 15 s THE MAUI PRINCESS f RomanV Hat Store 7 Era linitlmore sun Heater 7 Solar i Water Heotor . . i 14 A Hamm-Youn- g Tho big Von 13 autobus could not contain Makawao Church Calls Pastor From Comparison Honolulu ISIectrio Company 1C all the tourists and others who wish-o- d g California Chas. S. Desky to niako the Public Servico round-the-Islnn- Loan Commission Contract JVonch 10 excursion today, so several Maui Agricultural Co. V ; V H.,Hnckfeld & Co.....' 10 Electric if autos had to be chattered. Tombrrow of W. W. Values Dlinond ft Co 19 Plant lIi. Wnldron 11 the excursion ie complote, and tho Honolulu Gas Comimuy 11 Public Sorvlce Is now booking for (Special Correspondence of Tho Star) was awarded to tho Honolulu Iron WILL CONVINCE YOU OF Yoo Hop ft Co '.12 events until tho end or February. WAILUKU, Fobruary 2. Tho com; Works, whoso bid wp.3 $5875. Tho Sunrise Bakery 5 THE ABSOLUTE DESIRA- will Saturday and Sunday mlttco appointed to reloct tho princess total number of feet of plpo Is some lAisltana Society 2 There be by tho pub-11- c from Maul for tho Floral Parade havo 38,000. Reports havo been current BUILDING Lonhl Homo Election 2 excursions as domnnded BILITY OF Sunnday after chosen Mrs. Ellen Rogers. People about tho failure of tho pipe lino In Trent Trust Company 4 and the tourists. to on Maul aro plenned with tho choice, Kula. Mr. Harvey, tho county en- YOUR HOME AT - "Hogal Shoe Store 7 next there will bo n J3.75 excursion Moun- as Mrs. Rogers is an excellent rider, gineer, has Insisted that tho plpo lino N. S. Saclm G Kalluwaa falls, the Trial and and will make an admirable represent should be extended Into Puohakamoa. Ronson, Smith & Co C tain club sending its road builders there next week to put tho mountain ative of tho Valley Isle. If this is done there will bo abundance Ft! Call of water. Is generally understood THE Wt AT HE trails In ordor. There will bo good of Pastor. It church, through will next under- Honolulu, February 3, 1912. freshwater swimming at tho big pool Tho Makawao Union that this extension be tho committee appointed to look up a taken, then Kula and Ulupnlakua Local Office, U. a. Weather Bureau, below the falls and In tho ocean at and now pastor for church, havo sent Will not for water. Temperature, 0 a. m.: 8 a. m.; 10 Hauula bench. Tho Public Servico that suffer a. m.; a to the Rev. John E. Stucholl, A Pleasant Cruise. and morning minimum: will send along a good lunch and tho letter CG, 69, 73, 70, C7. now pastor at Piedmont, California, In- Mrs. Selden B. Kingsbury returned party will be limited to twonty-on-o on hu- viting him to tho charge. Mr. Stuchcll on Thursday from a delightful trip Baromctui leaamr: Absolute On Sunday tho the autobus. the 18th pco- - midity (gralna per rcla-Ut- o is very well known to many Island along tho coast of Hawaii with Mrs. cubic foot); Chinese citizens of tho humidity dow point 8 pic, and has a splendid reputation as Admiral Cowles and Miss Edith and at club and others will bo a. m.; both pastor and preacher. Maui peo- Cowles. Tho weather was perfect. given an excursion around tho island. 29.90, 5.208, 72, G9. ple sincerely hope he will accept tho Lieutenant Sahm, who conducted tho On tho 24th and 25th, Saturday and govern- Wind velocity and direction at 6 4 position. trip In tho interests of tho REMEMBER Sunday, tho weekend excursion will m.; 8 a. m.; 10 a. m.; and noon: Plantation Electric Plant. ment, mado several landings and in- Lot at Woodlawn Means bo to Kaneoho bay. On Cocoanut Is- A 5NE, 1NE, 8V, 15W. Tho Maul Agricultural Company Is spected tho lighthouses nnd buoys a native luau will be prepared Falsfall during 21 nours ending 8 land hurrying along tho work for their new along th0 coast. Tho ladles in the One Acre of Ground will havo tho 'ft. m., .07 rainfall. and tho excursionists electric plant to be erected back of party visited the volcano. Mrs. Cowles big power sampan for t'uo Or 43,560 Square Feet. Total vrraa movement during 24 uso of tho Maunaolu Seminary. The power from and her daughter returned Friday wishing to join theso h hours ending at noon, 115 miles. day. Those and power purposes. A pipe night from Maui In the Mauna Kea. WM. C. STOCKMAN, parties or organize others are asked will conduct tho water for generating Drought Relieved. Ser- Section Director. to communicate with the Public tho power. A quiet but steady rain on Thurs- WOOD LAWN phono 330G, at onceas tho places Pipe. day night Friday havo greatly re- vice, Contract for and Affords the are necessarily limited and there is An Important meeting of the Maul lieved tho dry condition in Central Finest Panoramic NEW3 IN A NUTSHELL invariably a waiting list of tho 'ae Loan Commission Fund was held on Maui. View of the City, Mountains and comers. Wednesday this week at the county the Ocean. Paragraphs That Give Condensed office. The bid for supplying the pipe MARINES TO MANILA. News of the Day. the plant will bo generally used over By the next transport to Manila CRYSTAL SPRINGS THOMAS ARRIVES th0 plantation for pumping, lighting about twenty-seve- n marines will go 'Four artists at Union barber shop. for tho lino from Makawao to Pala to Manila from here for station there WATER Sunset and gold watch. See PURE, COOL (Continued paso ITweodlo. from onej ABUNDANT Tho annual furniture sale of J. Hopp some mlxup Monterey with regard a & Co. is now on. at S to tho forwarding of tho sacks troiu PERSONS IN THE NEWS Do not overlook the bargains In there to San Francisco. furniture at The Coyne Furniture Co. It was indeed a treat to go to the No "waits" at the Silent Barber quartermasters' department for news C. WOLTERS came In this morning E. M. MILLER is tho new wireless PRICES AND TERMS Shop. Six chairs and six first-clas- s of the Thomas, for seated In the of in the Mauna Kea. operator on the Sierra, vice R. barbers. fice was the popular Captain Camp--' Hatch, who has taken charge of the To got tho very best results from bell E. Babcock, who Is popular here H. DILLINGHAM arrived this morn- San Francisco wireless office. your lights use only tho wire drawn as well as everywhere else he has ing in tho Mauna Kea. lupo tungsten lamps. Elec- Honolulu been. With his usual courtesy ho told MRS. and MISS tiUCHLY, mother and Oneacre lot tric Company. story trip. A. GARTLEY returned to Honolulu respectively, R. Buchly, $750 the of tho sister, of J. On your auto tomorrow drive Tho Thomas, ho said, had an un- this morning in the Mauna Kea. arrived by tho Sierra last night Wood-law- n that tho heights of 1 -- 1- 1 eventful trip over. It waB rough in from San Francisco. TERMS 3 Cash, -3 in year and -3 in 2 years with 1 have the best roads and afford some parts. An oiler, who had been MR. and MRS F. B. DAMON came tho best view. 6 per cent interest on deferred payments. ill for some time, died shortly after back by the Sierra last night. a prominent Tho tennis ball famine Is J. CHARLES GREEN, leaving Manila and was burled at sea, advertising man of San Francisco broken. E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd., have Some excellent wireless feats wore F. M. SWANZY.was a returning pas- a owner, arrived with roceivod by tho S. S. Sierra 102 dozen and ltheater nerformed. All tho way over the senger last night by the Sierra. by 1912 his wife the Sierra last nlghf. tennis balk. transport was In communication with ... Artesian water makes the white station or ship. Sometimes it E. L. MARSHALL, tho banana man, some EWING, lately em clothes whiter, the color brighter and was Japan, somotlmes Manila and at returned by the Sierra last night. GO ployed at the drydock construction tho clothes wear per cent longer. others Honolulu was In range. This work In Pearl Harbor, returns to "Tho Young Hotel Laundry. was spoken whon tho Thomas GEORGE F. DAVIES was among the station this by tho S. people the mainland afternoon Chas. Most know now that Green Desky was 1G53 miles away. Tho Sherman, returning passengers by the Sierra Thomas. "Stamps are valuable. Always ask for 300 miles away from Guam, proceed- last night. ' ' them when you uy. They're free. ing to Manila, had a conversation with FORT STREET. And call at the show room and see the Thomas. MRS. B. F. DILLINGHAM returned MR. and MRS. J. CHARLES GREEN ' tho New Year's coeds. among by The forty-eig- children were enter- from Maul this morning In the were the arrivals the Tho Truflt arch lift is one of the party coming Sierra last night from the mainland. ' tained at a birthday Mauna Kea. best cures for aching feet caused by over. There was a big spread and Mrs. Green is a sister of Mrs. G. flatness of tho bones forming tho in- their photos were taken. The ship F. SCHNACK was among the arriv- Schaefer. , step arch. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., turned out to please tho children, and ing passengers by tho Mauna Kea ... ll. ll at the corner of Fort and Hotel streets, CAPTAIN CHARLES S. HAIGHT, FLORAL PARADE the affair was a great success. this morning. ' sell It for $3. were Fifth Cavalry, of Schofleld Bar-tack- s, ' The passengers for Honolulu Ask Me for Estimates on An illustrated lecture on "The .Sani- Captain Duncan Elliot of the Fifth W. P. FENNELL ' returned in tho Mr4 Halglit anp children tation Problem and the Schools" will Cavalry and First Lieutenant H. Haw-loy- , Sierra last night from a holiday on left this morning in tho Korea for ROUTE GRANGE be given by Prof. A. R. Keller at the Mrs. Hawley and sou. Lieuten the mainland. the Coast. College of Hawaii at threo o'clock on ant Hawley belongs to the Second In ... Artesian Well Drilling Monday afternoon. This Is In the short fantry. In tho troop class wero Ka-m- C, H. BIRDSEYE was a returning pas CAPTAIN CAMPBELL E. BABCOCK Director Arthur F. Wall of tho 1012 course for teachers. Keekla and Samuel Ladd, two senger by tho Sierra last night is quartermaster on the transport Floral Parade is rather inclined to - Tho anthem at tho 11 o'clock serv- destitute American seaman. Thore from the mainland. Thomas, in this morning from Ma- make a change this year In the usual Constructing TcIePh A- ico Andrew's Cathedral tomor- p M PAXI H at St. was the usual baggage for Honolulu, nila via Nagasaki. Captain Thomas parado route and, instead of going contractor x . X X X U ?fion row morning will bo: "Beloved, if God but no freight. MR. and MRS. JAMES CAMPBELL has a lot of friends in this city. straight down King street from the Vll Us," by first-clas- So Loved Barnby. At tho 7:30 Tho passenger figures were 1G0 s of Seattle were arriving tourists palace grounds as has been tho caso service in evening, Miss E. Rhodes sixty-nin- e 1912 pro- tho for San Francisco, in last night by tho Sierra. x LIEUT. COMMANDER BABIN and in former years, to havo the will sing, "Thore Is a Green Hill Far tho second-clas- 313 In tho troop B Mrs. Babln arrived last night by cession swing up Alakea street, circle Away," by Gounod. go King quarters, thirty-thre- e discharged sol M. HIND, of Hind, Rolph & Co., the Sierra from San Francisco. tho Young Hotel and down to many Ad j Tho friends in Hawaii of diers and many Filipino servants, des- was an arrival by the Sierra last They will enjoy a holiday here again, on Bishop street, thence to Fort miral Washington Lee Cnpps, chlof titute American seamen and Indigent night from Snn Francisco. while they aro waiting for the next and from Fort to Beretanla. Brass stencil constructor. United States Navy, were citizens. transport to tako them to their now The reason for the proposed change Delivered in four days from the much pleased at receiving tho an Chan- is tho parado sometimes passes The Thomas is docked at the MR. and mrs. w. n. rice wero home In Manila. that nouncoment of his marriage to Miss wharf will leave for Monterey among by . . too speedily for spectators to get a Stxaarp Jexctzovy nel and the returning passengers 847 Kaahumanu Sign Ward, daughter of Rear Admiral half-pas- good It, business sec Street, Telephone 1697 Edna at t flvo this afternoon. the Mauna Kea this morning. MRS. DE WOLFF was an arriving look at and the Mrs. They were spot and Aaron Ward. m m passenger by the Sierra last night tion of tho city Is the where married at Wlllowmore, Roslyn, Long most visitors see tho parado. Sovoral VESSELS IN WIRELESS TOUCH. DR. D. McLENNAN returned in tho from San Francisco. Mrs. Do Wolff Island on December 28. suggestions along havo been The local wireless office reports Sierra from a long visit to the coast, is visiting the Islands for tho first this line Our Island rates Stuvens Duryea Director Wall is looking that it is in touch with tho Korea and is staying at the Hawaiian Ho time. She Is down on a visit to her made, and cars for 3 passengers. $20.00; 4, $25; favorably on outward bound to San Francisco, the tel. daughter, Mrs. Lyser, whoso hus them. B or G, J30.00. Calling and shopping, Ariothor reason why the change Is Mongolia on her way to tho Orient, band is In H. Hackfeld & Co. for 1 or 3 passengers, per hour, $2.50; llkoly to be mado this year Is that the Nippon Maru coming here on Mon- COLONEL BOWEN Is tho command ... 4 or G, per hour, $3. Sight-seeing- , for tho schools will enter decorated day afternoon from San Francisco, ing officer on tho transport Thomas, MR. and MRS. W. SHARP wore ar 1 or 4 passengers, per hour, $3.50; 5 or autos in tho 1912 parado Instead jf and tho Santa Maria duo any day now which arrived this morning from rivals last night from tho mainland G, per hour. $4.00. Holidays, per hour, marching in sections. Several super from California with oil. Manila. by tho Sierra. Mr. Sharp was the $5.00. Hupmoblle Island rate, for principals preforred plan, S.UAIUNTCCS trip leader of Uie Orpheum orchestra vising this 3 passengers, $15.00. Sllva's Auto and It was finally decided upon yes run POLICE COURT MRS. M. ZEEDER, wife of Captain somo six years ago, and has the dis SAvma Stand, Chaplain street, opposite Catho- terday. Tho parado will thus bo en- police morning Zeedor of tho Siberia, was an arriv- Unction of being ono of the first lic Mission, Fort street. Phone 3GG4 In the court this abled to go for a much longer dis- charged with having ing passenger by tho Sierra last local Elks. or 1179. Peter Froltas, tance down town and the plan of zig- night. ... used threatening language, was put zagging through city will give REV. AND MRS. DAVID C. PETERS tho LADIES' IMPROVEMENT under a bond of $100 to keep tho everyone an opportunity to see every LIEUTENANT J. S. M'CLEERY, XI. of tho Christian church ontortalned CLUB IS INTERESTED poaco for six months and In default to feature of tho procession. S. A., arrived by during tho Korea's stay in port, There was a conference in the Gov- go to Jail for six months. the Sierra last You arc Invited tp Call see gross cheat", night from tho coast. Ho is on a Rev. J. E. Brown, for seven years 1 and thb famous office this morning, and at It T. Honlta, charged with THETIS ON THE WAY. ernor's vncatlon. missionary Luchowfu, China, a committeo from tho Ladles' Im- tho complaining witness being W. H a, at The Thotls Is expected here now FUEL Bradley, was discharged. and Rov. and Mrs. B. L. Kfersbnor, STOVES aro provement Club was prosont. General any day, according to advices re- SAVING MV David charged with MR. AND MRS. W. C. WEEDON en for seven years stationed at Manila RANGES Macomb w,as also In attendance, and Kanol, assault ceived by Dr. Ramus of tho local fed- JEWEL battery, was lined $5 and costs. tertained, during tho Korea's stay and going home on furlough. Uio party looked over tho various and eral quarantino servico. Hp d Ah Hal, charged with burglary, was in port, Mr. and Mrs. Browu of famous for more than forty years, and bunjt In maps and plans for Improving the wa- to Washington nBklng Largest the committed for trial. Luchowfu, China. J. CHAS. GREEN, ono of the foremost Stove Plant In the World. Jewel Stoves are terfront, from the harbor to Walklkl. whether Dr. Gillespie would bo soon used with satisfaction In ono every Alex Kanul was fined $3 and costs advertising men of America, is a out of seven The Punchbowl slope and other mi- here again for duty, and ho received homes In the U. 8. How about yours? Be for disturbing tho quiet of tho night, DR. GILLESPIE is returning hero in visitor for a few weeks In Honolulu wis nor plans wore also considered. The tho Information that Dr Gillespie waB AND OWN A Pahla, drunk, was flnod $3 and tho revenue Thotls duo any Mr. JEWEL ladies' committeo Is very much Inter- J. cruiser Green, accompanied by Mrs. on his way In tho Thotls. costs. day now from Seattle. He rejoins ested In this mattor, and tho mom- - Green arrived last evening In tho tho local quarantine service. brought bcrs aro auxlous to get busy nnd do; Sierra. The , Greens Mrs. Fred Turrlll will have somo R. Tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad au motor what can be done. car with them and will visit I. R. Chlx for Honolulu delivery Fob- MRS. O. of W. W. Dimond thorized the issuo and salo of BODSFORD, wife Ensign ovory cranny 1G, & Further propositions for the beau- - nook and In tho Is ruary Delivery to other islands Co., Ltd. in car trust certificates. Two Bodsford of tho U. S. S. Colorado, lands whllo tiflcatlon of the city are being thought here. They have num will bo ready on February 27. Parti- companies bought up the entire Is- - camo down by tho Sierra last night erous friends hero, having visited culars at corner Tenth avenue and 53-5- 7 King Street. put. ,and the keenest interos,). Is bglng su to her husband. akenlmlBha Join Honolulu three years ago. Walalae road. A

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PAGES 9 TO 16. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912. PAGES 9. TO 16.

CO-OPERA- By the Man HOW EUROPE WILL TE THE FIRST TWENTY YEARS OF EDUCATION The Onlooker j at the. i Tailor Shop WITH CARNEGIE'S PEACE FUND IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLAN Tho Dulletln calf need have no fear that the IslandorB will visit any gastronomic Indignity on him. They don't like veal. By REV. W. D. WESTERVELT. Slnco tho establishment In Decem This commltteo determined to giva ber, 1910, by Mr. Cnrnoglo of the the ('nrnegio peace movement threo Miss Johnson, tho curio dealer, says that the Cleveland passengers fund for tho promotion of the main Hues of ndvanco and , (Head before the Hawaiian Histor- Kinc Llhollho and ihls brother. Kau-- . student under Mr. Bingham In Hono endeavor: bought little in Honolulu. No wonder! As the Star showed weeks ago their cause of peace, com- j international n (1) Propaganda ical Society, January 29, 1912.) Ikeaoull, then five years of age, with lulu. King Llhollho was a somewhat money ran low. oven before thoyv reached Jnpan, as they had begun buying and education. promising pupil mittee has been assiduously at work (2) law. Alexander Campbell, a sailor who several of the younger chiefs, and a whon ho camo to Ho profusoly- in- - port International tho Azores and Gibraltar. Honolulu was the last Insular perfecting a plan under which the was in Honolulu In 1809, attempted to son of John Young who ranked a a nolulu, but was also a rather embar- passengers kept a tight everything (3) Economics and history. and tho grip on their wallets. But should fund will bo ndmlrilstered. Some de- anako a loom and teach Bomo of the chief, were tho scholars. "In three rassing hindrance for he objected to be all right on the Cleveland's return trip. Then Honolulu will be tho first The section devoted to internation- s tails of their plan hnvo just been made natives tho art of weaving cloth. montl-- tho king was reading a little tho missionaries "teaching reading passengers look al law has been placed under tho port of call and the will rush ashore with full sacks. Then public, particularly in relation to the told his principal carpen- In the New Testament and flvo others and writing to tho common people out for jingling tills. of Dr. J. Brown Scott. Already les-on- methods by which tho propaganda for ter to help. This man whose name were reading easy s in Web- before he should hlirself first have a number otjniportant projects havo peace will be carried on in Europe. was Doyd refused, on the ground "that ster's spelling book." acquired them." been undertaken. Notably, tho sec- This involves the of an tho natives should be taught nothing Mr. and Mrs. Bingham in May 1820 It is worth wholo to noto that for- Jim Howe told nbout tho early rush whon he was here. Jim, once a establishment tion has requested Professor Moore, International bureau at 'that would render thorn Independent started a school for tho children of eigners had visited tho Hawaiian Is- Honolulu scribe, was a passenger. Ho said: Paris under of Columbia University, to the general direction of a cosultatlvo undertake of strangers." foreigners who had native families In lands for thirty years, had tettled "No wonder foreigners Imagine that America is a land gold. When the publication of all the known cases of. committee of forty distinguished Campbell says; again, "Another in- Honolulu. among the people and had native fam- tho Cleveland emptied Its 500 tourists Into Funchal the people from tho ship of International arbitration. This col- statesmen and publicists under the stance of this narrow way of think- Mersrs. Whitney and Rugglcs went ilies but had not done a thing toward ran about like made, looking for bargains. Ono woman Is said to havo lection will constitute a kind of Juris- July 1820, educating presidency of Baron d'Estournelles do ing occurred when a brother of tho to Walmea, Kauai, in and them. While within four spent $500 for embroidered- - linens. It was our first atop and overyono ws prudence thnt may serve as a baso Constnnt, who will bo nsslBted by M. queen's whoso name I do not remera-- j thore had the King Kaumualll as their months after the arrival of the mis- anxious to spend money. We landed on a Sunday morning, but you bet the for future cases of arbitration. From Prudhommeaux as European secreta ber, but who was usually called by . principal pupil. His first letters writ sionaries four English schools had shops were open to receive us. The shop keepers Bpcak fairly good English, tho spring of 1913 a summer course ry. Among thoso who have accepted tho white neonlo "John Adams," wish-- ' ten In 1S20 are quoted In Bingham's been established n four Important an indication that American tourists are frequent. Most of tho women in international Justice will bo inaug- membership of tho European commit cd me to teach him to read. Davis Sandwich Islands. localities, each one able to Influence bought embroidered linens, the men puchnseel bottles of wine. Thcro is a urated by the section nt the Palace of Is- tee aro tho following: (Isaac Davis) would not permit me, Mr. Loomls "went to Kawaihae and the most liiflucntia' people of the duty on the linens not made up, but tho wine will never reach tho United Peace at Tho Hague, the object being teaching lands'. England Lord Avobury, Lord observing 'They will soon know more engaged in Kalanlmoku" and States. to develop public conceptions on tho Now England teach Courtney, Lord Morley, Lord Wear-- 'than ourselves.'" ome of his favorites. At once these "At tho landing there were scores of natives with oxen hitched to sleds. various doctrines of International law. to havo been the pre- Thus tho first schools were started ers and preachers saw tho absolute dale, Mr. Thomas Burt, Mr. Ramsay This seems' Tho runners of- tho sleds are greased and glldo over the streets quite Tho economic and historical section,' vailing idea concerning education, In the Hawaiian Islands. The instruc- necessity of getting at the people In MacDonald. smoothly. The streets and alleyways are all paved with small black stones under tho direction of Prof. J. B. even to the time of tho coming of tho tion was entirely In English and was their own language If tho real results Hungary Count Apponyl. which havo been worn smooth. Funchal is wonderfully clean, oven In the Clark, is preparing a study of the his- in 1820. Campbell's at- limited to a small number of pupils. of education were desired. To give Belgium M. Beernaert. missionaries district where tho poor people live. Tho beggars, too, were clean. After the toric and economic causes of wars, to tempt In 1809 to instruct individuals "The English New Testament" as, Mr. knowledge of truth, to stimulate France M. Leon Bourgeois, Baron camera brigado had llred its first volley at tho oxen, tho travellers scattered. which will bo added a study of appears to have been the first record- Bingham says, "wea almost our first thought and to encourage intercom- d'Estournelles de Constant, M. Passy, the Everyone was anxious to see the entire Island, although tho boat was tojeavo means of preventing them. In Au- effort put forth by any white man school book." munication of ideas was tho end In M. Hlchet. ed that afternoon. One of the treats of Medelra Is to take a cogwheel car to gust last this section gathered togeth- in this direction. The school on Kauai was tho only view, therefore all tho mombers of the Germany Professor Forster, Pro the mountain top back' of the town. From there ono may make the descent er at Berne a conference of twenty-on-o During the first four months a'fter one where discipline was maintained mlscHon studied as. diligently as they fessor Zorn. in sleds which follow a course paved with stones. These .stones aro smooth of the greatest economics tho arrival of the missionaries in and the Instructors were expected to taught, and with surprising rapidity Austria Professor Lammasch, Ba and as glasB. Natives control the sleds, putting cloths under tho runners when leading pacificists of Europe. ItB pro- March, 1820, English schools were punish the unruly. Probably thla was learned the pronounciation and tho roness von Sutther. they want to stop. The incline Is not steep. Tho course winds down the gramme also Includes Important prac- established In Kailua and Kawaihae, du0 to George the king's son, who meaning of Hawaiian words and re- Russia M. Efrcmof, Doumn Depu hillside gradually and the sled passengers get a good many thrills from the questions, Honolulu, Oahu, on Kauai may have told his father and the duced the language to writing. This ty; Count Kamarowskl, professor of tical such as international Hawaii, and different scenic effects. Madeira is quite a health resort. Most overythlng, probably at Walmea. chiefs how schools were conducted meant a very thorough renovation of International Law at Moscow Univer loans, tho relations of debtor and.' judging from the markets, Is raised on the. Island except onions. Tho rabbits school at Kailua was establish- around Boston. tho methods of spelling which had sity. creditor states, attitude of organized The at the markets look exactly like tho cottontails which are killed around ed by Mr. Thurston and Dr. Holman. Tho Chief Bold was an occasional (Cotlnued on page ten.) Jnpan Count Okuma. labor and of Socialism toward arma- California. Tho Atncrlcnn committee which has ments and militarism, etc. "Christopher Columbus once lived on Madeira. Napoleon visited Fun oooooc for the most part comment is subor- drafted tho plan comprises Senator Tho propagandist and educational ooxxooxoxcxoxxx simple who chal on his way to St. Helena .and Captain Kldd the navigator, used to hang dinated to record. Those Ellhu Root, of state; Dr. section will be under Doctor Butler, out there. have heard Mrs. Osbourne from the Nicholas Murray Butler, president of of Columbia University. "When tho ship pulled out of the bay that afternoon tho Americans had Louis Stevenson's platform, or, still better, in her con- Columbia University; J. W. Foster, Tho specific task of propaganda obt no small 'change left. They had tossed It all overboard to the diving boys. In versational enthusiasm, will miss of state; Andrew J. Mon- - Europo will bo to tho Madeira made a good impression on the Cleveland passengers. But most Intrusted Inter those brilliant flashes, In the way of tugue, of Virginia; Dr. H. national Peace Bureau at Berne, everyone spent so much money thnt the natives probably sized us up As being with interpretation, but tho general reading S. Pritchott, chairman of tho Carne a subvention from tho Carnegio Visit California a lot of chumps." to t world will bo content to spare addi gie Foundation; Prof. Brown Scott, Foundation. Newspapers and periodi r A It may interest my Portuguese friends who caino from Medeira to know tional criticism for additional and au solicitor of tho state department at cals which devoto themselves to the We what Jim Howe said about their old home. Hero it Is: 0X5X0X00XXXOO00O000OO0XX thoritative information. are told Washington, and Charlemagne Tower, cause of peace and arbitration in Eu- grows apace. Not a to be that these facts of Stevenson's "When the passengers went on deck on the morning of the eighth day Stevensoniana that the prominence given to the Cali formerly United States ambassador at rope will also receive aid from great seer, abode stand out above all others: out from Now York they saw what appeared to be a mountain rising out tho year since the death of the fornia sojourn Is duo chiefly to three of Berlin. Foundation. poet, essayist and novelist, but has That hiq boyhood was passed in Scot- reasons that his motive for coming the sea. It was the Island of Maderla, where tho big grapes and the sweet witnessed one or, more, volumes and land, where he was born; that he liv- was after n piece of knight errantry; wine come from. Here; and there on the sldo of the hill .wjftre white houses countless magazine articles on his llfo ed the last years of his life in the that his experiences wero exceptional, with red roofs. Clouds Tiovered over the peaks and nearly everywhere tho and art, while in America alone some- South seas, and that he spent Monic and that subsequently ho used his mountains were covered with follnge, the green giving richness to the view. "General" Homer Lea Tells thing like half a dozen works have while In California." No better ex- knowledge of California in some of his What appeared to bo steps, having a sort of parapet effect, could be seen. been published during the past fow planation outside his own writings is best books. Of all our borrowed he- Tho steps on the mountnin side in renlity aro little level tracts where tho months. Of all these contributions to be found than that offered In tho roes from Drake and the Franciscan natives cultivate the land. Almost everywhere, even to within a few hundred I delightfully easy, distinctive and fre- tops, vegetables What His lew" nd greater attention friars. perhapB not another has feet of the mountain fruit and are grown. Madeira la only Position Os- among tho world-wid-e admirers of the quently charming prose of Mrs. brought moro honor to California than about thirty-thre-e miles Injength and thirteen miles in width, yet tho nativeB Illustrious Scotsman than "Robert bourne. Here are virtually all the Stevenson. His coming marked the aro so Industrious that the exports amount to more than tho Imports. Fun- - Louis Stevenson in California," by facts concerning Stevenson's friend- dividing lino between a .reckless, in chnl is the principal city, having about 30,000 inhabitants. Most of them aro Somo remarkable statements aro 24 editions, making 84,000 copies." ships California, ' Kathertne D. Osbourne. In these and movements in tense but Indulgent youth and n deep Portuguese. It was said bf a man who seems to be very wise, that In Ma- reported in the China Press (Shang- "Were you surprised at tho out- ..fl pages is shed a fuller light on that and if the minor details mentioned in and sincere manhood. On receipt of deira, the taxes, real and personal, amount to nineteen per cerit. Ho said hai) as having been mado to a repre- break of tho Revolution, at this 1880 problem always so mysterious to the letter to Colvin are omitted a cable from 'Mrs. Osbourne ho-d- ld this was a special tax, levied since Portugal became a republic. The Idea, sentative of that paper by "General" time?" they are to those who havo never visited tho 'It is because assumed be not hesitate for an instant to hasten said the wise man, Is to get out of debt, tho heavy tax being. Imposed to got Homer Lea, who says ho is Chief of "Yes. It should not havo been state: How tomes it that something familiar to the reader. to ner side. So vivid wero his lmpres tho misery over. The Island has a population of 160,000. Even In town most Staff of tho Revolutionary Army. Wo started for. another six months." less than a twelvemonth spent in Cal-- 1 Here and there the author turns sions of that first trip across the blue everyone raises grapes, a few bananns and a little sugar cane, perhaps. If make tho following extract: "How can you act as chief of the ifornia made Stevenson thereafter so aside from the strictly narrative form expanse of San Francisco bay thnt a man owns a tract of land as large as an ordinary block In Atchison he's con "How long havo you been connect- staff of tho revolutionary ' army when singularly Californlan? "It has como to offer an impression or opinion, but' (Continued on Pago 1G) sidered rich. But tho climate, or something, Is so wonderful that everything ed with the revolutionary movement you are an Amorlcan citizen?" grows In great profusion. It Is necessary to irrigato and this hns boon ac- in China?" ho was asked. "That has been arranged. A num- complished, oven on tho sides of tho hills. Tho water Is brought down from "For about twolvo 4ycars.' ber of American generals aro coming TEEN HANGED the mountains. The ditches aro all lined with small stones so the earth can-'no- t "What Is your olllcial capacity?" out to help us." sc WEN UBS WERE wash away. Tho water Is so cleverly handled, by running the ditches "I am of general gen-ora- chief tho staff." "That is very surprjslng, that ls this way and that along tho hill sides, that It runs along gently. In town tho "What will be your duties In that of the United Statos Array vegetables yards. people raise fruits and in their littlo Everything is crowded. capacity?" should bo nllowod to take part in a Bl ITALIAN TROOPS IN TRIPOLI STREET Much of tho town is on the hill side but tho yards arc lovel. This has been "Tho usual duties of a chief of fighting llko this.' by being In " accomplished stone walls, earth tilled behind them. Ulch earth staff," "Then I suppose you would bo sur. 1b carried to tho hill sides to make tho gardens. As this Is npt nn easy task, "Then you will direct nil tho mili- prised to know thnt English generals' tho earth Is guarded most carefully to prevent It being washed away." tary operations of tho Revolutionary nro coming out to holp us!" Army, Including thoso of Gonoral LI "Whon aro thoy coming?" Yuan Hung?" was suggested. "I can't dlvulgo that, but they will of tho Purtuguese in general, as subject suggests, I want Speaking tho "No, I don't oxpoct to Interfere i bo horc, say my hopeB Americanization group, to that greatest for tho futuro of this with Genoral Li's operations. Of "Hnvo you mot tho revolutionary Anglo-Saxo- hands, rests upon our Portuguese-American- at other than course a chlof of staff is simply tho loadors slnco your arrival hore?" tho virtues of a hardy and thrifty peasantry and they havo Theso people have means of transmitting orders from "All of thorn. - the capacity, under education, to rise high. Observe Supremo Justice Perry, tho president to tho army. "including Dr. Wu Tlng-fnng?- confl-denc- o who has, over since he omerged from boyhood, held tho respect and - "Then you nro nssumlng- that Dr. "No, I havon't soon Dc. Wu. I In- our best people. Can you find among our English, American and of Sun Yat Son will bo tho prosldont of tended to go out afternoon, Illumlnatl, a moro cultured man, a moro agroeablo gontloman, than this but German tho ChinoEo Republic?" havon't had tlmo." Father Stephen? ObBervo the various Portuguose-Amorlcnn- s who havo served "To bo sure. While wo woro in "Who woro the loaders?" In tho Legislature, among them Affonso, Vlorra, Correa, honost mon of good London wo received a telogrnin from "1 enn't romomber their name. I social Instincts and tho host niannors. I first camo Into contnet with these delegatos representing fourteon pro havo a vory porr memory for uamett people when Mr. Mondonca was' sitting In tho Advisory Council of tho Pro- vinces asking him to come out here "Who wero the Japanese who camo visional Government and no acquaintances I have mado slnco havo chn'ngod and nssumo the presidency. Wo did horo with you and Dr. Sun Yat Sen?" my belief that they are the most nsslmllablo peoplo to ours of any who havo not want to loavo nt that time, for "I don't know. There were nbout been brought bore to solve our labor problems. And It speaks woll for thorn wo Woro vory busy, but stnrted for sovonty-flv- o that, starting as plantation laborors, they Invariably seek to rlso and got land Chinese and Japanese China nt onco. Wo had a lot of who met us at Hongkong. Some of of own, which thoy make productive. their trouble in Ixmdon to prevent inter- them were Japanese newspapermen vention, thnt 'dangor is nil pass-o- d 4 but who had como thero to meet me and V ' Politics are beginning to slzzlojmd I look ahead for tho liveliest sort of now. Thoro has been a lot of un intorview me, and others were Japan third-part- y movoment, willy-- necessary talk out here nbout inter- Dr. . doings. Ono of tho things talked about is a ' ese who came to meet Sun. There Hilly, that Is to say whethor coming circumstances call for It or not. It soems vention. That quostion wag settled were also some Chinese, but tho ! to mo that liulopondent mon ought woll await the action of tho parties and a long time ago, and thoro is no dan- mnjorlty of thoge who accompanied ' .. .1 I t .1 I.,., . .i tl,trl ftnftv Mm ImlnrDnniniil nlflinr ger I tlieil lllUKe up UIUH lUlllun uutnuuii i utiiw i.w.uw,iiw..v v.rf of it now." us woro Jnpauose. can't remember 'A ticket or of tho host men on both tickets. What a ridiculous position tho 'Did you discuss tho matter with tho names of any of thotn by Mr. Independents would bo In, who commlted themselves to run, ono tlokot of Sir Edward Groy, and othor European Iko, who translated my book into -- r1 first-clas- s mon against anothor, or worse, two others. diplomats?" Jnpanoso."

"Yos, cortalnly." "Wero you and . Dr. Sun satlsflod "Then you had a diplomatic mis with tho rocoptlon you received at tho Tho Advertiser moans to got Govornor Frear Investigated whether tho sion from tho Revolutionary party?" Chlnoso ports?" Presldont wants to do it or not and Is still full of tho usual vain Imaginings. "No, they nro my porsonal frlonds "Porfoctly satisfied. Thoy sent two Not that aspeclal agent of some sort mayn't como hore, somo tlmo to look tho" and camo to call on mo whon I was crulsors to meot us from Canton and general situation over; but if ho does, whatever his object, ho will be In London. Lord Roborts oallod on they sont out four cruisers from hero, TRIPOLI, January 17 Tho ex- - ej Hon of Arabs by tho troops hero has been done publicly, and tho Italian claimed by tho head Frear Investigator. Indeed If somobody drops in to con mo thoro. Thoy had road my book, 'but wo got to Woosung eight hours bodies have been left hanging for som o tihio after death as a warning to othorB. At one time fourteon mon wero slder tho Mediterranean fly, or the Mediterranean Spanish Immigrants, or 'The Valour of Ignorance.' Tho book, boforo wo woro oxpoctiid and tho hanged the Bamo tjme from a soaff old that consisted merely, of long beams tiupporteu by uprights, Tho doomed at tho capacity of the peoplo for or tho need of a commission by tho way, has been translatod'into crulsors with several thousand men men stood on benches white the noos cb were adjusted. The benches wero then removed and the mon wero left form of nllo, or a purely military matter, tho Advertiser will bo sure to on tho market stonmcd around and woro unable to dangling until strangled. There was no drop and no attempt to break the necks of tho Arabs, most of whom .Japanese has been he isl Ib! What did we tell yout" only through (Continued on page slztoen.) their fates stoically. shout "Here Hero ho a month and has run THE HAWAIIAN gTAft, SATURDAY, FEDRUARY 3, 1912.

mon schools wore glvon up. They regard to honlth ns they could mnko (HUT OF EDUCATION wcro In an oxtromoly chaotic condi- their tonchor pupils understand. They TWENTY YEARS tion, but it was an evolutionary tnught arithmetic una geography ana chaos, out of which bettor things history ns fully ns tho comprehension woro growing. of tho scholars permitted. They mado IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Bingham, on page 457, says: tho Bcripturos supremo and everyday "Tho lndlsponsablcness of tho required each student to learn n schools under nntlvo teachers, Imper- Bible vorso, which was explained and Famous for Remarkable Qualities fect as thoy woro, not bolng fully un- discussed. ) the oversight of the missionaries, the (Coiitluuod from rage Nino I derstood by all, theso schools wcro Another branch of station school which returned for schools to teachers In somo instances suspended by the work included instruction in tho tiio new bread to break to their hungry 'biau adopted by writers of the missionaries on tho supposition that spelling book and up, for ndults of com-- Heading books, arithmetics previous thirty years, and ' Ucholars. thoy hnd dono their work. Still tho both soxes residing within a radius 'rti.nn.l to make. and lessons in geography wcro pre- - tlm missionaries cflorts of the mission In tho causo of of cwo or three miles from tho sn--' soon pared In addition to the parts of the use of tho printing press as , education wcro undiminished, espe- tlon. Tho average attendanco at down some Hlblo wancli the missionaries weiu as powiblo. They wrote cially in raising tho qualifications of Hllo was about 150 scholars. Thero they were sure of, they ) hastening through tho press as fast the words teachers and furnishing books." was also a school for children. Later, a few Bible sentences and as1 possible. Everything printed, even .translated Tho resourceful band of mission- In 1837, the "General Meeting ' in Ho-- : In the nftemoon of! to tho small hymn book, was used for xtirelons and aries advanced mightily In their plans nolulu expressed its Idea of the value Mmtilnv. .lauuarv 7 ISL'L', tlio nrsi ine cnusiiiuiuiiuiii ui me iicui- - to meet the exigency. They estab- of this branch of tho station work In printing wnii done In the Hawaiian A distinction nroso between schools. schools," Is, they j Thoso tnught by tlia missionaries nnd lished "station that tho following resolution: Islands. enlarged tho plan of instruction un- "Resolved, tho first and iCiwniimnkn u vorv IiIkIi chief, known their wives became known n.s "station That best called Select der their Immediate supervision. energies of tho teachers bo devoted Blue among foreigners w "Governor Cox," ( Schools," sometimes were Tho first native teacbers had been to tho children, and ..... i rrnru- tho nress, schools" whilo those which instruction of VtTOB .,i.,.iUllJM i,,v in .,w..- UlBll teachers were sent out by tho chiefs. Theso teach- that prompt and persevering efforts and struck off tho first Impression under tho care of native an- - ers sent out thoso whom they had printed." ultimately recorded in tho mission be continued to bring all tho children - tnught. It was beyond all question of Thls was part of a leaflet or spell- nnls as "common schools." tho nation who are of a suitable ten years these and theso ing book of sixteen pages afterward Looking back over the llrat evident that teachers age under a courso of instruction - Islands oversight. Thero printed more fully and later still call- of missionary effort tn these schools must have and that a dally school for chil aggregate of persons to "Bea-Ba- " or The we face an appalling wore no In tho islands dren and another for teachers be kept Label by tho natives ed - book." duties well performed by the mission- take this oversight but tho mission- in vigorous operation at each of our i ABC the regular Five hundred copies of this primer nrles. There was first of all aries. Wo must remember that stations where it is practicable." printed at onco used In In- work of the minlBtry with its round of many ot theso missionaries were Another important part of tho sta- wore and . .. .. o.l. structing the chiefs in tho funda- tuimiieness meeiinuB, wiimuus uuu school teachers rather than preach- tion school system was the time d was next the absolute I mental principles of reading their own dretBcs; there ers. to Instructing nativo helpers so understand-ini- r Janguage. necessity of an accurate In 1833 tho general meeting in Ho- that they could teach tho common were all T,la urn a thn opmllll stci) talvCll ill of the language; there nolulu passed the following resolu- - s'chool and aid Intelligently Catsup teachers building, and h- - ,,,.th nf tho school syutcm of. tho details of house Uoii In various kinds of meetings. building to attend to; there was j these Wands, and was Immediately church "In order that wo may make tho Mrs. Coan and Mrs. Lyman had -- iviti. ronmrknbto results. the sympathetic care oi tno trouuieu estab- I f,wi,i best distribution of our time and sewing classes. Mrs. Coan IT IS THE BEST print- - tho multitude of prob- - ? Tho young king's interest In and sick and to glvo tho people lished nnd on a girls' board- V f nml then tho strength and also carried tne j rj 1 1 3 rl,llo llfor tmr was excited. I.lhollho visited ui iii.w.. a specimen of our method of con- ing school for a number ot years. printing his establishment of tho public school press room and aided in houses and commu- Mrs. Lyman gavo four evenings a systotn to awaken intelligent demands structing school own name. nicating instruction, bo it resolved, week to teaching teachers in arithme- Tim hlehoat chiefs were attracted and then meet tho requirement. It for these thnt the members of each station bo tic. I wisdom and the was) a mighty ten years work by tho wonderful new u step In tho school acquired. allowed and recommended to build Thus the fifth easo with which it could bo islands. - founda- convenient school house- at the sta- system of tlio Hawaiian Islands had They could learn to read. They taught The next ten years saw the of a tion." como to stay. First, thero were the each other. Thoy called for more and tions laid for all the schools blessed Each station was allowed $20 to aid English schools, taught by the mission- more of these marvellously interest- higher class which have since remark- contributing for build-ing- . aries and their wives; second, tho ing leaflets. theso Islands. It was: a rather in materials missionaries mission schools in tho Hawaiian lan- 1 Our fellow members Messrs. Ballon able thing to do, but tho folgh school any guage nnd scattered individual IT and Carter In their paper on the "His- did it. They established a The mission would not allow the. YOUR GROCER SELLS Lahainn- - and scholars; third, groups tory of the Hawaiian Mission Press" and theological seminary at compensation to natives "who might teachers tho first common atate that by September of that year luna for the best pupils they could become assistant teachers in these of scholars and which" had schools; fourth, a high school and 2000 moro primers were printed and get out of the Intelligence schools, because they were teaching ser- schools distributed. Later there were editions fed on primers and leaflets and their own countrymen, who ought to better teachers; fifth, station them of 3000 then 4000, and then In April, mons. provide for their support. "A small with common schools nil around It 1S25, copies to tho number of 20,000 In 1831 tho mission decided that premium of books could be bestowed nnd dependent upon them. were printed. was but to have a high school. on faithful teachers." During the second decade of school first, With these primers came the third The design lu substance wot; This condition was soon modified development, i e., from 1830 to 1840 development of the public to instruct young men that they may several select schools appeared, step in the 1 1 so that "support might come from reli school system of these islands. become assistant tcacners oi chiefs and people and clothing In cot- stamned with the approval of the dlusemlnate sound Dibble, in his History of the Sand gion"; second, "to ton cloth 'could como from its mis General Meeting of the Mission. . of embracing literature and wich Islands, gives a clear account knowledge sion." Later, in 183G, fifteen school Two of these have been mentioned, prim- third, "to quality nauve tho school founded upon these science"; houses, costing $200 each, were au- viz: Lahalnaluna, started September K)lnts which he mentions school teachers for their respective eighty years contin I ers. The al- 5, 1831, and for I designed that a thorized and $100 to $150 wcro can bo briefly summarized. duties"; fourth, "it is uing as one of tho most useful French Laundry lowed to icach station. young became piece of land shall be connected w'th "One man at least Ono of great reasons for the in the development of the principal lnstlutlon and tho manual lauor the attached very soon to each the success what was called "The Sand Islands In many directions. Tho system Introduced as far as practica of John Abadie, Proprietor chief as a teacher." wich Island Mission," was this con- Oahu Charity" School, commencing In I I any high chief was ble." "The train of tinued effort to make tho people do 1833, was the second organized sufflciently numerous to Tho vote to estabLUi such a school at that time what they could for themselves and school. Then came a "female school large school." ww passed at tho general meeting oi constitute a tho same timo givo needed aid. for the wives of students in tho High crhleff for the in mission in June, 1831. Lahaina at 1 Exceptionally high class laundering Tho interested tho School," I. o., Lahalnaluna School. of Men I peo as the place and Rev. Theso schools were at once called struction nnd improvement of tho was selected was ,of all tho was set. apart for the "station schools." They were practic- This tho forerunner Tile generally were not slow to send I.orrin Andrews many years 1 Mr. Rich- ally very low grade normal schools. girls' schools which for I and Women's Garments many of their attendants to be work. Ho and his associate forth how they were started and In have tried to prepare young women come teachers in districts moro or ard tlt'leeted Lahalnaluna. Just anything what makeshift houses they were lo- to work by tho side of young men CLEANING BY less remote." They could not wait for H DRY THE ABADIE FRENCH PROCESS. B not tho records educated In other schools. "When they had taught a number like permanent buildings. cated is evident from booth 183C. In 183G Rev. D. B. Lyman of Hllo to read theso teachers divided their Dibble says: "A shed or before Dib-bl- e thrown 1834, year felt tho need of a closer touch with Agents of the F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing Works of San Francisco. districts and multiplied schools." made of poles and grass was However, In ono after H H the boys who might bo prepared to given an example. together as a screen from the sun to the advanced station schools wero pipe-light- be- the High School Lahalna- "A young man named Moo, answer for a time as a school house. planned, tho king and high chiefs attend at This was "In all to the high chief Hooplll, was A house for the teacher (Mr. An- came so assured of the need and luna. idea the air" over tho mission field and earnest I they I St. regarded as a rather bright scholar. drews) was constructed in tho usual benefit of such schools that 777 King No Branches Phone 1491 held concerning Hooplll sent him to Puna, Hawaii. native way and the school went agreed "to set apart land for school discussion had been as tho establishment of boys' boarding He collected a school. As soon into operation as early as the 5th buildings and aid In erecting them, profi- his scholars had made a little of September. A selection of schol- and as-sls- In supporting tho teach- schools. i According to a vote General . ciency he sent out the best' of them ars from tho different islands consti- ers." of the to Meetings 1836, Mr. Lyman build-statio- n Such an experiment as was king to tho right hand and to the left tuted the school. They had been for This was tho commencement of in June, tho mission had "two native this and chiefs and leave it entirely schoold, and he In to or- - Ings" carefully watched by high chiefs, with Mr. accept re- be teachers of other the most part teachers of common regular schools supported by tho gov- Hllo was authorized erected at once, "at an expense the Richards to or every vil- "such $1C0, who soon apart forty acres 1839 . continued this course until schools and were the best of that ernment, and probably was also tho ganlze a school, wblch should of including cost of scats, desks set of ject." In the mission voted to furnished with a land the use of "approve . lage of Puna was class of persons, and yet their quali deflnito shaping of tho mission work be a "feeder" for the High School at and other appurtenances." mis for the school. It is of Mr. Richards continuing nian-Ro- noting teacher." fications were exceedingly scanty. Into what was known as tho apana Lahalnaluna. It was easily seen that school had to depend upon tho worth that tho land and Its to bo teacher of the chiefs according the islands Ly- - for-man- This was done all over could wrUe or district plan of work. Many of Titus Coan, who was Mr. ual labor of Its pupils, and was 's ancient water rights were "consid- to hie engagement with them tho past i - pupils were gathered ox-- , A- Sometimes the only a miserable hand, and had been tho lands outside of the mission sta- associate at Hllo, was par tunato in having at its head a man of ered" as tho property of tho school year." who held the only "... 1848 around the teacher taught only the ground rules of arith- tion camo under the control of the cellenco tho preacher, while Mr. sufficient wit and invention to meet until in the constitution of This arrangement was so beneficial the 1840-184- reading book so that he could see school-hous- 1 metic, and thoso very imperfectly. station In connection with the e Lyman was preeminently the teacher,, the multitude of exigencies. and the legal technicalities that in 1839 the chiefs requested a words properly, never dreaming that They were all adults, and most of used week days and Sundays. arising from the few written laws school for their 'children, with Mr. A. to hiu pupils every word was upside married men. The gift of lands and houses was raised the "land question." The S. Cooke as the teacher. down and to them upside down was them Oahu Charity School was a great uplift to tho progress toward teachers saw that hey were in dan Buildings wero erected and a home right side up. The 1833 in Honolulu under the good schools, but tho support so ger of losing their "verbal gift," but for the young chiefs provided by Mr. These schools were he'd In the aft- started in Johnstone, a readily promised by tho chiefs was In 1848, after a corporation was and Mrs. Cooke. ernoon. Dibble says, "Even In tho care of Mr. Andrew Tho story frequently carelessly given, and tho formed, the government Issued deeds Among theso children were days of heathenism the people rose member of the mission. the school real burden fell on missionary shoul and for many years gave financial aid kings Lot Kamehamoha, . early in tho morning, accomplished of the splendid work of this Liholiho, They marvel- in ono form or another. Lunalilo, Llllu-okulan- l, their work by tho middle of the day, has been well old in tho paper read ders. seemed to have Kalakaua and Queen every opportu- This boarding school has justified slept and spent the after part before tho Historical Society in 1003 ous readiness to enter and also Bernlco Pauahi then tho faith of tho missions and chiefs. of the day In Idle chat, dissipation by our careful historian, Professor nity which opened tho door Bishop and Queen Emma Rooke. Of Mr. Lyman humorously gave a sum . sport." W. D. Alexander, LL. D. 'Therefore as well as ajar. all these, Queen Ltliuoknlanl Is the-- and mary fifty years ago Th',3 part of the day formerly spent I Blmply call attention to it that wo The American Board of Missions about which still only one still In tho land of the llv- - holds good. He said: "Our pupils in Idleness was naturally chosen as may see the foothold which tho mis- was so well pleased with tho educa- jng. havo gone from ono extermlty of tho tho time for schoo", a noble substitu- sionary Ideas of education had al- tional development: that a special gift Punahou School was proposed in islands to tho (and he might tion for the former idle and vicious ready secured In the minds of all of $1500 was sent from Boston to aid other 1839, but not until July 11, 1842, did foreign occu- practices." kinds of members of tho community. this station school plan. have added, 'to lands), It go into operation. exceedingly half-cast-o pying positions as 'clergymen, mis- Those iphools were an A free school, chiefly for tho It is interesting to note how these On October 8, 1840, tho Declaration-o- f mis- sionaries, judges, lawyers, legislators, important factor In aiding the children of the town tho first station schools wero carried on. I Rights and tho first Constitution school superintendents and teachers, sionaries In their worK. real public school of tho Hawaiian have not had time to look Into con- wero promulgated. On October 15, people learn- speculators, clerks, constables, It was true that "the Islands was supported by tho for- ditions in other places beside HUo fann 1840, a school law was passed which no more than tho teachers were ers, teamsters, loafers and prisoners.'' ed eign residents and shipmasters. "A and Puna, but In studying tho condi was superseded by tho law in the-"hlu- o and was also true Very few universities can boast a able to import,' it number of boys came to tho school tions in theso districts to find out book," passed March 21, 1841, had only a shadowy that tho teachers from California and from the Rus- tho origin of the Illlo Boarding better record than this of the Hllo which appointed a superltitei 'ent of of Christian truth, hut thoy had Boarding School. Thero may bo Idea sian settlements of tho Northwest School, which has done excellent schools all over tho Islands, with idea and thoy taught tho wis-"do- moro of class, but some Coast." work fpr the last seventy-fiv- e years, individuals each school agents for of alphabet, and the sight of each tho large of tho I tho record is tho same, Including s Tho missionaries and their wives have learned .that fully 2500 pupils islands. In this law thero wero twenty-section- printed words which have boon tho i had to enlargo their plans to meet were being cared for In tho common "loafers and prisoners." foundation ot the beyt meth- providing quite fully for eternal .new exigencies. schools of theso districts, and that Thus General Armstrong found no ods of Importing and receiving knowl- teachers and their support, as woll as Dlbblo says that about this time tho teachors wero given regular In- better model after which to pattern edge. u for schools for pupils and parents. tho peculiar systom of Instruction at struction in tho station schools. This his great Hampton Institute ns Dlbblo says, "Everything connected I havo passed ovor many points of first adopted by the natives "crum- was acomplished by half tho teachers training school. with Instruction was inseparably con: Interest whilo giving this condensed bled into ruins." going to. Hilo to study while tho Another very Influential school was nected In tho minds of the people sketch of tho first twenty years of Probably Dibble in- other half carried on tho common Inaugurated during this second de- with Christianity." was as well schools and their development in any schools. Ono group of teachors re- cade of missions in tho Hawaiian "Not a few of the teachers gave to formed as man In tho Islands theBo Islands, but I think that this concerning .the condition of tho com- ceived Instruction four months and Islands their scholars correct views ot tho fI,1mpBe ,nt0 tho l'ast ,s sufficient to mon schools, nnd can bo no then gave place to tho other group, This was tho "Family School" for leading truth ot tho Biblo and of tho there WISE. uw ' 1,8 rca"zo a 01 tn w,suom who received their four months' as- tho children of high chiefs. It- was Part way of life." doubt but that both teachers and It was to bo her flivU sleigh ride of tho season, and patient Derseveranco of tho were losing In sistance. It is stated that about fifty two mouse- immediately preceded by a high "Tho schools afforded to tho scholars fast interest "What arj t'rso?" askod tho pretty girl as ho handed her fathers in laying tho foundations for com- Thoy men at n timo woro in this station chiefs' school. important facilities ot education. had finished the like objects. schools as well as churches. - 1838 king municating with tho people." primer. They hnd "graduated" at school for teachers. "Bar muffs,"- elucidated tho young man, ';i want you to wear them." In the and chiefs asked During theso years of primary work tho very beginning ot tho real evolu- Tho .missionaries wero not narrow "No, let tho chaperon wear them." mat Mr. Richards become their espe- gavo cial teacher, and tho mission voted wbb necessarily a stoady tion of public schools. It is a mis- In imparting wisdom. They as And as thoy sped over the moonlit road tho old lady .wondered why Tho celebrated Blue Label Catsup there by In tho schools directly under take, howover, to think that tho com valuable and as thorough lessons In she could not hear as woll as usual. to "approve tho cholco mado tho Is tho best. Your grocer soils it. I

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tho nowspapors of San Francisco show 010 GOWIPERS SET FOOT 'that tho priradors and speakers held aloft and wore surrounded by tho flag of our country. I should bo glad if you can present this information to QNJHLAMERICAN FLAG? Stanton Post so that Its members may have their minds disabused and tho great injustlco attomptcd to bo done mo may be rectified." War Department Has Pictures Which "In his reply to my telegram y Thomas said: Gompers Says Are Fakes Labor "'I received your telegram on tlmo, In response to my letter written Octo- Leader Denounces Accusers. ber 24, 1911. I Immediately telephoned tho adjutant (J. M. Grimm) of Stan-to- n WASHINGTON, January 2. Sam- zons, is the glorified guidon that has Post that I had heard from you uel Gompers, president of the Ameri- led this republic, to tho highest happi- and requested him to bo sure that no ness and liberty known copies of the resolutions adopted by can Federation of Labor, denies that tho broadest to tho sons of God." the post be sent out. At tho meeting, upon American flag. Ho ho stood the "On October 30," said Gompers, "I Friday evening, November 3, I read THE is angry on account of the publication ceived a letter from Orion T. Thomas your dispatch and called attention to of tho photographs In tho East and of Los Angeles, dated October 24, 1911, a copy of a photograph which Mr. denounces them as "the rankest kind in which ho wrote that, attending a Shaffer had sent m0 with ills explana-mootin- Walk-Ov- er U'on, which I inclose with tho photo Boot Shop of fako photographs." of Stanton Grand Army Post, Dosplto the fact that tho photo- of which he was a member moro than Braph. " 1 graphs aro officially in tho possession twenty-fiv- e yqars, he heard tho min 'As soon as saw the photograph IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 'built-up- of tho War Department and show the utes read of a previous meeting, ut I was convinced that it was a ' IN THI3 labor agitator, standing upon the which a resolution was adopted cen- or 'composite' picture, and stated American flag which covered tho table, suring mo for standing upon the Amer- my opinion and how such photographs from which ho addressed the crowd ican Hag at a meeting at Oakland, Cal. were mado; I also submitted tho pic- Pantheon Block, on Hotel Street Day Oakland, Cal., Gom- A picturo was shown, cut from the ture to several of the artists on the last Labor at Whisro If Di.splciyoU pers Insists that the pictures have Los Angeles Times. When tho oppor- Los Angeles Examiner, who pro- Xieen "faked," and charges that tho tunity came at tho meeting he pro- nounced It tho rankest kind of a'fnkc' Angeles building tested against this proceeding of tho photogrnph.' " , Los Times, whose A FULL LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES "was dynamited by the McNamaras, previous meeting; Bald ho had known When Mr. Gompers denies the had Imposed upon a Grand Army post mo well and favorably more than authenticity of the photograph show- FOR MEN AND WOMEN of Los Angeles which passed resolu- twenty years, and he was suro that 1 ing him standing on the American flag tions' denouncing tho acts of Gompers would not insult the flag of our coun- he treadds on ground that may bo as as soon as it learned of the pictures of try. Ho was a Union soldier in the dangerous to him ns standing on tho JACOBSON Gompers standing on the flag. Civil War. He asked me to answer flag. There aro two sets of photo- BROS. Proprietors Besldos charging on his own respon- so that It would reach him for the graphs on flle at the War Department. sibility that tho photographs aro meeting of November 3. I received One set is certified to by Captain C. P. "fakes," Gompors today gave to tho Thomas' letter October 30 and Immedi- Elliott, who Is in charge of the recruit- press extracts from a letter from Or- ately sent the following telegram: ing station at Los Angeles, Cal. Cap- ion T. Thomas of Los Angeles, credit '"Your letter just received. A reply tain Elliott states that these photo- ing "tho artists of the Los Angeles Ex by mail cannot reach you November 3. graphs aro tho original, and he gives aminer" with having pronounced the ! Therefore th,s telegram. Am surprised tho name and address of tho photog- photographs a fake. After tho Gom-.per- s that Stanton Post of the G. A. R rapher who took them. It Is under- denial had been Issued the photo- should permit Itself to bo Imposed stood that this man was a detective graphs now In posscsson of the War upon by General Otis' Los Angeles who was sent up to Oakland and sat Department were closely scrutinized Times regarding any matter with in the audience. It Is said that Gom- under a strong magnifying glass and which tho men of labor, and particu- pers did not know that he was lelng failed to disclose either evidences of larly myself are connected. Any state- photographed. One photograph is of faking or of "composite double print- ment or picturo purporting to show-tha- t Mr. Gompers nnd tho others of John ing" process., I did or would desecrate tho ling A. Kelly, president of tho Building The text of Gompers' denial follows: of our country Is false and a .misrep- Trades Council of, San Francisco. The "Of tho two addresses I made in resentation. scene Is identical in each picturo. Oakland, Cal., one was on Labor Day "'Tho fact is on Labor Day in San In the picture of Kelly, Gompers is in connection with the San Francisco Francisco there was an ordinary table shown sitting at his left hand. Kelly ekll, or oughta be, demonstrations and mass meeting, and festooned around with the American is standing on the blue field of the the lights'Il be lit lor tho Daily Mail, or "B. S. P." might on Broadway, that was during the day. The other flag. Its edges were tacked to the flag, which covers Iho whole table. an' hello! toll us if this law Is n federal or a Who? Yds, meeting was during the evening and edge of the table. The speakers in- In tho picture of Gompers tho flag Oh, gee. Its. state law; and if tho latter, what Abie. Well? Yes, this Is Bella. Say. was some days later In a hall. cluded Mayor McCarthy, Superintend- has been pulled forward until it does states carry it on their statute books' yuh x "My recollection of the meeting at ent of Schools Alfred Itoncovieri, John not quite cover the table, but Gom- wliero been fur two hull days?1 - During the twenty-si- years that I Business trip to Buffalo? Sholmound Park, Oakland, was that ! H. Kelly, president of the Labor Coun pers Is not standing on tho bare part Listen here, have resided In tho bnitcd States I do yuh yuh was a park for athletics. There Is cil, myself and others, all of whom of the table, but on the flag. Ho Is think kin slip me that an' have often seen tho British and many Lots of the Cheaper Soaps Talk Big it expect me to keep H H grand stand a large field. A stood upon the same table, because of shown with his hat off and holding a on callin' yuh other foreign flags displayed and do But the One a and honey? H for Deeds Is H temporary stand was erected in the the crowded condition of the plat-- bunch of flowers. not recall having heard any adverso r Yuh kin explain middle of tho grounds, the speakers form, so that tho throngs within sight Gompers denied that ho had his hat easy? Upset it to comment. In Honolulu the capital me then. I'm yuh, facing the grand stand, and In this In-- could see and hear the speakers. Not off at the Oakland meeting, and said attend In' nn' city of the territory of Hawaii, C. S. hello! 9 nmi vn nnun men J one or could stand upon the he could not remember having any A. hundreds of foreign flags are dis I stance there were thousands of stood Say, and women standing between the flag. The photographs published in flowers at any time. Central, as yer probly nwnre of played every day, representing a doz tyl flHRH speakers' temporary and grand I who he Is, beln' as yuh alius get a en or more differont nationalities, and I rlU I stand ear - stand. The crowd was so great that ready fur otha parties' pcrs'nal af .just at present there aro as many Chi yuii Sold by every grocer who is looking many of them overflowed and stood OF rairs, win kin'ly evaporate? .nesn "rebel" Hacs as tlmro an. Stars H H THE TROUBLES What? for business. on tho temporary platform, so that the and Stripes. H H Yes'm, I know well who I'm a-- speakers could not have been seen by full . I am inclined to think that most of speakin' to. Hussy. Oh, Myrtle, I any other than those on the tempo- those "flag incidents" can bo traced Honolulu Soap TWO WORKING GIRLS who never harbored a ovil ideer, got-t- o over-zealou- s I speokers' was a to foreigners or to Ameri- I Ms rary stand. There I d confess hate that cen- anti-Britis- table on this stand, intended for the can citizens of foreign birth or h Manufacturers. tral, which she; hello? H Hj speaker's notes and having a pitcher antecedents; one thing is cer- Hello! Is that yuh, Able? Then of water and a glass on it. Tho table Scene The' telephone switchboard sloppy, with a nine-bon- e Stetson on tain, such people do not represent tho whyn't yuh answer. Aro yuh deaf? was festooned around by an American in tho lobby of a New York hotol. j my flarin' hair rd have Hill Hepner average American. I'm tryin" to maintain my equilibrium, flag. No part of it, except possibly Characters. Annabelle, the mo come'd be sure to stay on As nn American citizen of British dearie, but beliove mo, it nln't so easy an inch, was overlaping the table, and pnone girl, and Myrtle, "In tho bust- - and gallopin' on a ilcry cayuse toward birth I am sorry to see so much did, an' hello, Abie? this simply for the purpose of holding ness." the sunset in that storied country frothy excitiment over flags and mov- It's her again. Yunno it In position. where before a coupla big oye3 made the entire ing picturo films, and notwithstanding ! trouble between her nn' me lately is "Vhnn,. thn YTl0Mntv wnc oflllf.fi tn up skillful, a Grand street seal coat, 'your fair-minde- d editorial remarks of w....0 Annabelle Here's another rummy i she heard the tones , ,,,. ,. order tho disadvantageous position of I a baby bonnet an' a lisp, cattle kings that dulcet of anptnllor - fhn, ,m,,pntOH a sueln, & geH fup she Cl ,,arom J- - VU1- - upeaner was ouaervuu mm iue an' broad shouldered Eons of the last " mc" amna 01 regrettable tendency to aggravate and uc no klssin' an' grab- - j wouldn't stand fur I wantn dez. Alaska, an' become absolutely v ,inMv nnm.nnrpo n,nt .,niii,i public officers (School Superintendent great West fall prostrate! ' bin', which he'd oughta exulted at her J captivated, though phone ',,,, Mayer, supervisors, etc.), as well as the be wooed lik them Viking ginks done, durin' Ills 1)0 jgoreij beln' ladylike. Oh, that's men, nln'ti no me, speakers the assemb- of the pulses an' rousin' the cans uevoteu nimseu to wnicn ,n roferonco to the ..Klectlon nlght who addressed an-oth- a The Famous "ROSE" It? Ef he'd lamped her leavin' kin I help beln' attractive? No, lage, were called to by tho crowd to primeval lovo of tho timid Ivy fur the f,ag incident." In Vancouver, B. C., per-deari- guy s'much as salutln' her flu, r kinnot, a doll Iwr ascend tho table. The crowd man! forceful oak. but like mIt t0 8iiy tmt , nmn who toro kinnot yuh imagine tho roar, yet alius sees tho pers'nal animus, which ,0 fested its discontent because they did Annabelle I'd make 'em think I (,QWn Uw Un,on ,ack nQ moTO than they'ro peoved at reserve beln' I got no way of preventln' people fall- - not see those who were to address was poison ivy ef they gimme any of ,,0 ,le8erved ,,ut tll0 trol.blo , ut showed. in', fur me, an'-he- llo? .... them and they shouted their diapprov-a- l jnuk, dearie, fur pers'nally I in- ,, PomiirlRini, HVp,-.n- i Myrtle A Independent life' tho that Able? She's cut poor boy oft club-bin'- s tho .,.,, lovn. ni.mflhnrK nlld .,..,, nnd those nearer shouted to us to - llrtYY. on a party actin' genteel, an' null. tn nlnni- tT f niltinv. sist again. Oh, fur one swift swing nt "got on-th- o table.' barred. Yuh kin obtain plenty h3r0f mountod oUco.. mlt thc,selves in 'ances, Bella, which people with our whon nobody was present to comment "A chair was furnished and we tho prnctlced work or a tho same claBs as tho poor fool whom minds kin surely, dope sumpin' where- thrills from on my dlsplayln" a trifle loss 67 GAS IRON on this table. They did not one buyln' that thoy humiliated. It would be u safe stood by tho male need only bo called on Noo Yawk hotel clerk who's dignity I, upon the fur which I'm knowed, She bet tho man had drinking of them, nor did stand y yuh supper under a prop palm while that been fur light entertainin' where yuh nach-all- hello? American flag. I would as leave in the orchestry's p'layin' a rag, an' yuh anil thoucht ho was utrnniillnir the prefer not to blow youc own Hello? Oh. ain't this turble? Hollo! UA ,, '..., . . Will do a day's ironing for only the memory of my revered mother j gotta yor caro Har- $.03 worth of GAS. sult change. flggorin' on in on ain't git mall the . ' I'm liomin' Yes, Who? Aro yuh goin' to .. my country. eatln'-hoii8o- th as to Insult the flag of got a vey good a swell ideer. A frenn mine's connect that party onct moro, or ain't Price complete with tubing $3.00. But anything and everything is ; It Is a mistake to glvo such an inci- process fur convertin' French chain-- Suttenly any young goll's thoughts yuh? enough to charge me with, and try to ' She's lnflln', dearie. Drat her. dent undue promlncnco by publishing pagne Inta powder form, mallln' it Is bound to git n romantic turn, She-- oh, hello, Abie. fcring contempt with tho Before she',, bma(lcnat throunh the British Em- - mo into hot-tli- loavlft" 'em acrost the drink in envelopes, an' but Is she jestlflcd in i yun gu up Amorlcan people. But my life of more uuiis in again want to io plro and tho United States. Yours right here on dear old Broadway! dom'nato her, dearie? From the lone- the fur dinner. We're goin' to CI years has been so straight- lint faithfully, HICNHY A. TAYLOH. than i ly glen ranked firs now An" a' course fur them customers who whero the hnvo meat. Wlin-at- ? Delighted? Yuh Honolulu Gas Company, Ltd. forward that my good name and tho white Honolulu, Hawaii, U. S. A. couldn't wait we'd simply hand 'em a bears their burden of shroudln' be. Goo'-by- . I duniio but I tried to do in the Inter- - hotter work have isnsser bid 'em gloni it,, n echo responds nix. On the one hand - of dust nn' what yor right about the. West, dearlo .r. nP lt. ttnnnln if Mil- nnillltrv Will of SAN JOSE W0MEN an' by keepln' a block in tho bottom yuh pltchor yuhsolf as Imporatrlco suttenly this is one awful strain. ALAKEA AND BERETANIA STS. mo.'-- , ... - fur WILL OPEN STORE .Z", thj) weghn. can thoy.d b0 Emall a thousand rollin' acros of bunch grass Still, wo'ro on Broadway, ain't we? .u. SAN JOSR, January 22. Tho local plckin's from that, year in an' yonr Igrazln' landd, with the wranglers bow- - (Curtnln.) contempt of tho people of tho United women belonging to t!u Sun Jose out. in' low as yuh lope past, on sumpin' .States." Chapter of the American Woman's go almost a good boss, an" tho Jap Gompors was taken completely by Annabelle Denrie, ef yuh don't that's THE UNION JACK IN U. S. A. Loaguo aro to open a commission through with yer a perfect nut, fur cook's kids cryln" a shrill greetln'.to surprise by tho publication of tho it To tho 1'dltor of the Over-Sea- s Dnlly ,houso within tho noxt few days. They EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS of manor. But listorine. himseU was at least yuh'vo said sumpin'. That tho lady tho Mail: jhope the movo will be of Tacts this morning. He that material English and v an' wlillo may way be, Americas Weavu. Made to your order wife aware, though It was not known in thoro's real business, it That ain't the lt'd doarle. Sir In your "Parliament of the )im - assistance in reducing tho cost of llv- - the raitcli-hous- o and style unequalled. tho East, "that photographs showing make Bob Vernon an' tho rest Yuli'd bo in the kitchen plro" for Octobor 7, "13. S. IV assorts lng In this vicinity. They will carry carry poko go to u him with his feet planted upon tho wine boys either a or fryin' doughnutB an' wlsliln yuh had that "In the United States the Union teas, coffees, spices, eggs, butter, farm W. W. AHANA S git sympathetic, keep 62 South Kiag treat national emblem wero In existence in work, yet don't yuh dry Martini, which they wouldn't Jack Is only allowed to bo displayed at products, fruit, cakes and confections, California. But tho publication today fur would they fret over us workin' no Ucker on the plnce because a the British consulate." land will soil at cost price The Idea gells? got time boys of tho fact that such photographs had greaser shot last tho I have frequently seen tho stato- - of tho loaguors is to havo a placo An' boon sent to the War Department Myrtle That's been my only reason started things in tho bunkhouso. mont In British papers thnt it is for-- j whero mombors from tho country may

yuh tho chuck most ready, n from Its officers In tho field and made' fur fllrtin' with It like I have, yunno, jest as had bidden by law to fly the British flag soil tholr produce direct to tho con-I- of part of tho official archives, startled boln' as no true womlng feels like flggered out careful as six strips tho United States, but havo never 'sinners, T - tho president of tho American Federa- - snatchin' the very bread outa a strong bacon an' four doughnuts each, fath- yet found anyono who could quote this At a meeting to bo hold tomorrow CONGRESS tion. man's mouth, yet heaving knows yuh or'd bust In nn' explain that he hnd alleged law, or give a specific instance final arrangements will bo mado for ' Gompers knew of tho existence of speak correct when yuh ust who's cap-pi- three or four visitors from San Fran of its enforcement, and I do not be- the renting of a building. A shipment tho photographs as long ago ns Octo- our gamo ef not ourselves? cisco, nn' couldn't maw scrabblo lieve thnt such a law exists. of tens, coffees, spices and extracts ber. In that month Stanton Post No. Still, whllo oft I hunger to bo a sumpin' a llttlo extry together? Thoro Is a story to tho effect that has beon ordored and Is expected to , Playing Cards 55, G. A. B., meeting at Los Angolo-i- stern an' pitiless commercial power, Stick to tho largo town, dearlo. The Mr. Rolph (who has lately been elect- arrive this week. In tho meantime ndopted resolutions protesting against again comes a longln' almost too poig- cross streets ain't alius manicured, an ed mayor of San Francisco) at ono tho women will prepare their storo, "tho Infamous acts of Samuel Gom- nant fur langwltch td deocrlbo to bo oft times yuh feol llko not only takln' tlmo hoisted tho British flag In honor which thoy expect to have In opera AND EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR pers and John A. Kelly in so shame- fur, fur afield from this hero existence a car conductor's numba, but actually of a representative of a Glasgow ship- Hon noxt weok. Many of tho best THE CARD TABLE. fully defiling tho flag wo struggled to of eight shows a week an' a extry goin' through an' renortln' him building firm, who was his guest, and known club Women In tho city havo save and for which untold thousands turn at tho snored concert. though nobody's ever did It so fur, that ho was ordered to take It down tnkon nn Intorost In the project. HAWAIIAN NEWS COMPANY, Ltd. of our comrades gavo tho last measure Oh, why kin I not be dressed In But she's a pretty fair spot, an' when and did so. I have hoard that tho In- lex. Young Building. of devotion, and which, by tho bloss .buckskin, fPted a'course over a soot yuh git through drcamln' of whore the cident was commented on by tho Brit- Do not overlook tho bargains in lng of God and tho virtue of our cltl. ablo corset, fur I kinnot hear uothln' red sun sets In glory an' all folks is ish Callfornian. Perhaps that papor furniture at Tho Coyno Furnlturo Co.

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MIDNIGHT AUTO SIREN iKecent Changes in College of Cardinals THE and Possible Internationalization E Chicago has placed the automobile for a long time. 1'he section reads STEVEN RY Al of Papacy. as follows: the horn In tho same class with locomo-tlv- o "Motor Vehicles and motorcycles to street signals by creat- and car bo provided bell, horn or other 'Tho Paris Matin publishes nn ur-- Hons, one of tho effects of the develop- with a ing a law forbidding tho uso savo as slT signal Every motor vehicle tiolo or unusual Interest on tho sub- - ment of Catholicism in England and device Reject of the Internationalization of tho America.' a warning of danger. Moreover, tho and motorcycle, whllo being used Papacy. An editorial Introduction "Urunclicro was right to say that city has taken another step forward upon tho streets and public places of points out that this Is a question of there is nothing in tho universality of by defining, for the first time in tho tho city, shall bo provided with n r the greatest importance allko to states tho Church's teaching which can bo history of munlpical legislation, just suitable boll, horn or other device, men and to churchman, and that the reconciled with a narrow nationalism. what an adequate automobile- signal and it shall bo unlawful for any per- Creation of twenty-seve- n new Curdl-nnl- s But, if that is true of tho teaching of Is by providing that no dovico shall son to uso any device which will not brings It againto tho front. The the Church, precisely because that be used as a signal of warning savo produce nn abrupt sound sufficiently iiamo of tho writer of the article is teaching Is universal, It is not true of that which gives an abrupt sound. loud to glvo an adequate warning tf not disclosed, but "although he Is not its practice, and Brunetiero wrs oblig- This means that no matter how union danger and it shall bo unlawful for quite a Cardinal, he 'a a prelate of ed to admit It, oven while adding that noiso might bo made with a warning any person operating any motor ve- high intellectuality whoso life and there seems fortunately a tendency to signal, to mako other than nn abrupt hicle or motorcycle to mako or causo works might, In othertlmes, have been mutiny whs procure. sound will put it in tho power of tho to bo made any unnecessary nol30 rewarded with the Cardinal purple." Will tho growth of Catholicism in court to lino any person guilty of un- with any such bell, horn or other sig- Tho writer says: "It might have England and America contribute as necessarily sounding his ' signal $25. nal device, or to use tho same except been embarrassing to ileal with tho much as ho hoped to this necessary The ordinance specifically states as a warning of danger." question of the internationalization of evolution? That will depend on the that It shall bo unlawful to make any Moro than three months were spent too Papacy whllo the life of Pius X. degreo of intersity with which tho unnecessary noise. in the preparation of this ordinance yfcis In danger. Today there is no English and American Catholics hold The warning signal proposition 's and It Is believed to be what a lawyer creu- - to right in and on objection. And, moreover, tho their this matter thus treated in a section of an ordin- terms "boiler proof" that is, convic- twenty-eigh- the energy and skill they use to station of t Cardinals by make ance, which it is believed will 'check tions under it will stand a test. it triumph, for ono must not believe '.Which the Holy Father has just filled tho abuse of tho muffler cutout and It Is an interesting fact that not public opinion exercises any in not all but almost all tho vacancies that various other automobile dangers. ono member of tho judiciary commit- College by death lluonce over tho ecclesiastical govern made in .the Sacred But the chief feature of interest is tee that passed upon the measure is within years gives thte ment. tho last few the warning signal section, becauso a motorist and for tho first time, T mivaf nrlil thnt tho oNtmrnanlnn liv artlclo an Immediate interest. ' "B PBC sinco tho warning signal question "Sixty-tw- o Cardinals took part in Pius X. of the right of exclusion which "f" oC f'1UnUcd Statcs alld shows T camo into tho legislative limelight, Cost of Maintenance ' tho conclave of 1903, thirty-nin- e of the Holy See had recognized from way t0 tho successful solution of a this Chicago ordinance 1s believed to them Italians and twenty-thre- e for time Immemorial as belonging to the jiua II1USI represent intelligently the g eigners. Tho two-third- s majority ne-- great Catholic powers nlnmilnrlv I"""""" ""t uuuiereu in tho cities towns country public. cessary for the election of a Pope wra strengthens tho theory of proportional and of tho thereforo forty-one- , and could be, ex- representation as applied to tho Car- cept for two votes, made up by the dinals. At no tinio have tho great The secret of construction of a motor car, resisting wear and tear to such an extra- .Italian clement in the electoral body. powors been disinterested, and they Weekly Letter o Von ordinary degree as has the STEVENS-DURYE- A, is employment of "Tho situation today would be much never can be disinterested in the elec- SIX CYLINDER spiritual and less favorable to Italy if Pius X. tion of a Pope, for tho materials for the different parts best fitted to perform the work. should die. Tho Church counts now, the temporal aro never so separated STEVENS-DURYE- after tho recent cons'.story, sixty-fou- r that the first can act alono when it is mm- -Young Company To this end the A COMPANY has never ceased to make Cardinals, thirty-fou- r Italians and thir- a question of filling a vacancy in the ty foreigners. The necessary majority Holy See, and as soon as the second and is still making numerous chemical tests, analyses and practical experiments on metals, forty-thre- o comes into play it is not admissible now being votes, there are with the one view of constructing the most wear resisting mechanism that it is possible to not two but nine votes lacking to tho that human governments should have News, reached Honolulu recently Ing gasoline engines of all types, and Italian element to give it power to a voice in the chapter. that tho Overland cars are making a is today building tno most successful produce. N elect. "That they should not enter in the clean sweep all over tho United States engines for ivje in locomotives and fly- power of ex- com- Therefore, by study and employment the scientific methods construction, "Such Is the fact. I bring it forth conclave with the brutal and Australia this year. This ing machines. of most of only to show that it tends to approx- clusion may readily bo admitted. But pany has started the other manufac- Mr. Hall stated to The von Hamni-Youn- g only by exhaustive tests and application of best and most modern knowledge concerning ma- imate a balance. Furthermore, it has this would bo for them an added turers going on a "Value Received" Company, that ho was not a th-i- Incentive to see that their interest proposition in the medium priced car bit surprlse'd at the predominance of tendency by accident, for it would terials, the STEVENS-DURYE- A COMPANY has produced a car which resists wear be an illusion to attribute to Plug X. an should bo guarded by their Cardinals. class. In putting on the market this the Cadillac in tho Islands as he con- to in the Sacred And for these to defend those inter- year a 30-h.- three-spee- d selective siders these cars to bo the best cars and tear to a degree which was hitherto considered impossible. intention establish necessary College a justly representa- ests efficiently it is plainly typo transmission, tour- on tho market in their clsss, and by balanced The Seventh Year of Six Cylinder Leadership is proof positive of the superb strength tion among the Catholic nations. that they should not be crushed under ing car, for $900.00, this popular com- far the most popular car ever pro- a number of electors whose mission i,t pany has achieved which all questioned concerning "There Is, indeed, in tho present results duced. When Stevens-Durye- a oven and of the wear resisting qualities of the car. state of affairs a vicious circle from may be to uphold different or the other manufacturers are trying to tho 1912 models, Mr. Hall stated that which it is singularly difficult to es quite opposite interests. duplicate. The Overhand people were from his observations and in his opin- STEVENS-DURYE- A at good-size- COMPANY cape. It is the Pope who name.s at "Tho problem, however one looks the first ones to design a ion that they aro absolutely tho most ap easy-ridin- g his pleasure the Cardinals who shall it, has no other solution than tho car, with new dependable car in all their details of Chicopee Falls, Mass. A principle of propor- elect the Pope. Being an Italian the plication of the features for anywhere near this popu- any car on the market. Pioneer Builders of American Sixes. ' Pope always arranges the creation of tional representation to the Cardinal lar price. Making such a good car College and in consequence, the Inter for this figure has brought about the Cardinals in such fashion as to as The new Pope-Hartfor- d four and nationalization of the Papacy." many cars; such sure the Italian element the absolute sale of thousand and cars are fast becoming a largo for the preponderance in the Sacred College. a demand has been created factor in tho great selling game for CADILLAC WINS factory finds it And in turn tho Italian majority does New Models that the tho senson of 1912. These cars are ANOTHER RECORD; supply not seem even to admit the hypoth very difficult to tho trade. doing so well on the mainland', and Is A Cadillac car recently clipped the One of the great features of the 1012 esis of tho election of a Pope who the previous models have dono so well Hamm-You- ng I San- models is tho center control; that is g not an Italian. record between Los Angeles and in the Islands that The von Hamm-Youn- The vo n Co id of gear emer- "This circle is really vicious in ev- ta Barbara, beating tho best previous the placing the shift and Company have seen fit to or- gency in middle of the front ery sense of the word. When we say time by 14 minutes, thus adding ono brake the der a largo number or these cars for of at tho right of AGENTS. HONOLULU, that the Church is Roman we mean more to the long string of Pacific foot boards, instead tho coming season. Tho great elastic- T. H. tho seat. This is one of the that tho Papacy is attached to the Coast achievements already credited driver's ity and power of the new Popo "Six" important changes which the Bishopric of Itome and not that the to this car. The new victory was won most is a feature which is being greatly people have brought about, Bishop of Home, whose title is lost In in spite of road conditions that were Overland appreciated, and will start something great advantago of which is tho that of head of the Church, should not of the best. the when tho first one arrives in Hono- tho may get out of inevitably bo an Italian, for In that T. J. Beaudet drove the Cadallic fact that driver lulu. Several of the now models have to have been to create a political inci car right of the machine, case it would not be sufficient for him that annexed the, new record. He the from tho already been sold to be delivered as dent in which the United States would jumping over per-Eon- 's to be of the Italian nationality; he and made the instead of another as possible. be involved. chose the Coast road mud soon by birth. feet, getting out into the court-marti- would have to be Roman distance in tho remarkably fast time The honor roll of The von Hamra- - A at Tabriz has been is also the Cath- and walking around tho car to get The Roman Church of two hours and forty-tw- o minutes. Young Company this week consists of busy sentencing constitutionalists to to say, the Church to the sidewalk. So great an advan- ' olic Church, that is Mr. Beaudet and his Cadillac check- tho following: death or exile. Several have been sent universal. And. since tho Bishop of tago Is this arrangement that ten of ed out of Santa Barbara in front of Tho Waterhouse Company. to Siberia from Resht. These towiu (0J)W&P2 (OP A V Vi EXTRA' tho other manufacturers have adopted - Rome Is the head of the Catholic & are in the hands of the Russians. An- the Potter Hotel, receiving the word and are equip- C J. Schoenlng Co. CREAMERY Church It is certainly not just that his this Overland feature Persian-Armenia- n at 5 o'clock. Tho checkers were Mr. D. A. McNamara. drassian, tho principal election should depend on Romans or ping their cars with the center control. hanged on the Harry John A. Muldoon, Here ' Mr. George Usborne. in Tabriz, has been St. Leo who Wood, 'The popularity of tho Overland Is Italians. It was the Pope - Orriss, H. A. Sexton and Fred L The Waterhouse Company purchased charge of complicity in the recent .-- JtK. set forth this principle: Qui praefutu-ru- s bert as evident in tho Hawaiian Islands as Bauer. With his motor booming, Mr. the New Model of Hupmobilo run- fighting. Appeals from the Armenian est omnigus ab nmnigus eligatur on the mainland, as the cars have vari- A was soon skirting the coast about which came In on the last boat. Archbishop of Ispahan and from who shall be the Chief of all shall Beaudet stood up here so well and have done Ho way to This is a wonderful little car with ous influential bodies against this exe by all. There is a growing through Summerland on his so much good work. be chosen an increased wheel fcase over the last cution have been ignored, and it is of Catholics, outside of Italy, Carpenteria. Qjiallfu number year's give drum- feared it will have a bad effect on the Unsurpassed well-know- models, and will the On account of recent rains, Mr. n lino of medium of course, who wish to see this prin- Another police force, which was g fine service on different is Armenian Beaudet was considerably handicap- priced cars which The von Hamm-Y6un- mers the ciple at last applied to tho election expect largely responsible for the pleserva-tlo- n ped by the slippery condition of the Company have handled for lands where they to take it of the Pope. And it is easy to under- - to get around with. This V- a new of order in Teheran during the. why the best qualified among Casitas Pass. In places tho mud made many years' Is tho popular Buick car stand scheme for the Honolulu houses to recent troubles. .pern do not dare publicly to demand, the curves very dangerous, but while, which Is coming out in 1912 with some TRY D adopt, and bids fair to prove to be I Waiting Whirlwind changes. Four of tho New TAS this reform, a natural corollary of it rival racing creW was there .. .. ono of tho most BUOcoBBfui moves TAPT'S COURSE IN ..... internationalization for bad nlaces to dry, Mr. Beaudet Which would be the which my Honolulu house has yet CUBA COMMENDED took tho chance and came through LiiHlne. and from reports from the I of the Papacy. uhdertaken. Waterhouse Compa liK'nilM. .Tnniiarv 21. President YOU LL clearly understood that 'successfully. mainland, they will mako the Hono Tho " MMMS "Lot It be ny foresight in this mat-- Taffs course in tho matter of the inrix - up take notice. Tho shows a great d there is no question of the election j in fifty minutes the speeding Cadil- lulu public sit and throughout very handsome and Is to be highly commended In Cuban note is commended i of a Popo by universal suffrage. We iac was wen on its way through the Model 34 which is a jter, quartors, atnWi,i unmmvlint. on Its eood JudEtnont in selecting me Europe, savo in a few where would be satisfied if each nation should mountains. Mr. Beaudet lost several mo Streak, with Hupmobilo for this strenuous service. a disposition to misrepresent the bo represented in the conclave by a minutes by slowing down and picking, tho line of the White SUPPLIED BY - O. J. Schoenlng & Co. took delivery tives of tho Washington administra Cardinals about correspond- .many new features, including a three- number of his way around Ventura because of four-paseng- criticism type transmission, cone of a Buick 40, touring tion is notorious. The sole ing to its Catholic population. It was objections town to record-breakin- g speed selective tho in this springs. car, which they have sold on Maui. is that "a wise step has been taken HOP & COMPANY this proportional representation that car was clutch, and full electric rear COYEE attempts. But the may uo Th's company still continues to do belatedly." Brunotlere demanded in a study .pub- The popularity of the Buick again given its head and reached tho good which it start- In Fleet street circles it is alleged KING STREET MONOLULU time in 1901 under fully realized from tho fact that tho tho same business lished for tho first top of the Canejo In ono hour and great addition to that the British Foreign Office two We, a National largest single shipment of automobiles ed In with, and is a the title, "Do Want thirty-tw- o po minutes. From there on now en Maui enterprises. months ago was informed that tho Church?" and it formed tho subject from factory to distributor is there was considerable rough road, Mr. D. A. McNamara took delivery litical activity of certain Cuban mili of the mcst interesting chap- route from tho Buick factory to their iswsNasE5,s2iftasvesa5NeiiN of one up four-cylind- unchecked, to but nevertheless Mr. Beaudet drow shipment is of a ilno Overland sur- tary men was likely, if of his book, "Questions of To- California agents. This ters in front of tho Los Angeles court rey, which ho put into commission Ira precipitate "one of those demoralized day." a solid tralnload of 50 railroad cars - house at 7:42 o'clock. In addition to consign- mediately. This is tho third cafe situations." " " I Bald, 'that the filled with Buick automobiles 'Noed show,' he newspapermen in, of By a Berlin censor of Ameri who checked him ed to the Howard Automobile Comp- which Mr. McNamara has bought bitter Firewood of nothing in - and teaching Catholicism Coal has Jour- was W. H. Carlson, Jr., previous hold- any Hamm-Youn- g Compan in the can policy in foreign affairs, tho be reconciled of San Francisco. Tho total value Tho von its universality that can , hopes who was first $309,-000.-0- 0, na which does not conceal its national- er of tho record and the Of tile' cars in this shipment is past two years, Best Grades Always On Hand with th.e Idea of sn exacting Knox-Gre- y to congratulate tho new victor. Mr. Geo. Usborno purchased a fine of a breakdown in the arbi- ism? If In tho course of history tho and establishes a now record The Cadillac also holds the Los An- which he is to tration proposals, tho United States Is organization of the Church has been for single shipment of automobiles little Maxwell runabout geles to Bakersfield, Los Angeles to uso for pleasure inirposes only. charged with "playing a slow, but sure, sometimes too exclusively Italian from any factory to a distributor. This Fresno and Los Angeles to San Fran paves camo for the absorption of Cuba, and and let us cav respectfully but with- Is certainly business and the Concrete Brick, Crushed over both the valley and' which PERSIANS PLOTTED is ready to take the Island if a pre out equivocation, if ft is still so today cisco records' wjjy. for tho multitude of sales An- 1912. TO KILL AMERICAN text could bo .found, so as to despoil I nothing In of tho es coast roads. It also holds the Los Buick will make in the season of there is that Ifl to the South American republic of terri- iota geles to San Diego and return record; TEHERAN, January 21. A plot Rock and sence of Catholicism and not an tory contiguous to a canal constructed Sand changed If, Mr. E. J. Hall, a partner-i- n tho firm kill ono of tho American officials has of the doctrine would bo for rather for commercial noked, President Geo. S. Dearborn of the e Hall, Scott Motor Company of been dlscovere'd, and this explains the naval than as lias been more than onco uses." American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Com Frapclsco, Is a visitor in Hono- attempt against the Amorlcan, Colonel Catholic nations, or Catholic portions Sam pany, Is opposing the establishment of lulu en route to Hilo, where ho is to Bruce, attache to tho treasury gendar-merl- of nations, should be represented In an' a line of steamships through tho Pan install one of this gnso- - who was shot at while leaving The first Hindoo .scholarships In tho Sacred Collcgo and in the Roman University have ! Canal under government ownor-- i Jino locomotive coaches. Mr, Hall is the barracks on January 10. A former American, been ID. curia according to their proportion of ama Cali- or aq highest authority west of Detroit officer of the gondarmerio has made a at the University of HiistacePeck Go. Is favor tho faithful. And It is Just thLs Idea ship. Neither he in ,$ho engines. He has had a confession of tho plot, in which ho lm- - fornia, tho funds being provided by Phone 2295 now slowly forming and mitting foreign vessels tb American, on gasoline 63 Queen Street which is - In - vast exnerlence In designing and build- (pllcates himself. Tho object appears a Hindoo farmer California. which will be. according to all indfca- coastwise trade.

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that I feel there is a greater advance PASTOR DODGE'S in His life over our ordinary sort of EXPERT MAKES DEATH MASK OF lives, than thcrcjs an advance in our Classified Advertisements lives over tho animal life around us. Tho closer I feci I am living to the One Cent Per Word. Six Words Count One Line Ideal ho haB given me, tho higher He ADM RA L" E THEOLOGICAL VIEW seems above me. Tho purer Ills life Per Line, One Week, 30 cents; Two Weeks, 40 cents; One appears to me, and the more I strive Month, 60 cents. after that same purity, the greater the With tho death of Admiral "Fight- there may bo no possible chance of AUTO STAND. seems Him and me. WANTED. I Walluku, January ISO, 191? "Thou seemst both human and divine, distance between f estrangement, ing Dob" Evans there was added an- placing tho two portions of tho mask Editor In Saturday's paper I Tho Highest, Thou." Yet I feel no but am Star: holiest manhood other t.o the list of heroes whoso together wrong, as when tho scallops To buy shares King Nuuanu drawn Irresistibly on. ' of Mountain auto stand. Two seo reprinted that portion of the o From my training I prefer to study deeds and valor can only bo recalled are made each fits at ono point & Melting Co. State lowest scat Cadillac cars. Lowest rates, on ttie Walluku dedication which Moro and moro am I convinced that Jesus as I would study any other char- great as through memory or by treasured This forms tho death mask, but not offer "Investment", Star office. Phono 310C. Beretanla near Nuuanu. 1 have referred to in a letter address- John's definition of Jesus acter in history v Thin" historical meth- "the word of God," meaning tho ex- relics of his life, among the latter tho ono which is exhibited as in tho ed to you in another envelope sent to ' od I beliovo to be tho only proper being a death mask, a cast of which case of President McKluley, at tho A neat girl for general housework.! TIRES REPAIRED. The Star. I take occasion to send pression of God to men, Is perhaps method of approach. I am speaking tho word concerning Him, who will shortly bo made. Smithsonian Institution. After tho 1513 Makikl street. you a copy of the paper that I read last ' now merely of method. Yet I am The mask is tho work of U. S. mask has been made the two pieces Honolulu day of Council, portions of is, God, shown to men. Tho relation J. Works on that the fully dis- j convinced that as a moral between God and tho "expression of Dunbar; a Washington sculptor, who, aro placed together and held by Alnlnn" otrnnt la" nnu ' to wfolch I have marked, viz.: Pg. 2, moved his barber shop to tho base- - V" , , position Is essential for the pursuit God," is not as important for our aside from gnlniug prominenco means of plaster. In tho hollow of which state my position together with ment on King street, three doors from of a science, for knowledge of a friend, thinking as the great fact that Jesus through several bimizo statues and ' tho mask left by tho head another yohlclo 1riceg reMonabIo ani, the letter I sent today in the other so knowledge of Fort Btreet. much the more must is that "expression." tho like, has the additional' claim up- - preparation is placed Inside, and after delivery. envelope rather fully. If you wish to Jesus upon sincerity, purity be based In regard to Christ's relation to on a special niche in fames hall having set, tho outer, or original put in Tho Star the portions I have penitence. s FOR SALE. and It tho cardinal Christianity, I can express my through his collection of ...famous mask made, Is chopped off, leaving an B. C. OLIVEIRA, marked, or. the whole of the paper I best 300 shares as a .wholo or part, ' point in my belief that God's revela- - in herewith send you, you have my per- views on that subject by qouting the death masks. The ono which Air. exact facsimile- of tho head. through Is Lakoview No. 2 Oil Co. Address "II," j tion of what he is Jesus magnificent Schelllng. A Dunbar mado of Admiral Evans Is A death mask is not, as Is often Automobile expert. Auto repairing mission to do so. I feel, as I have words of Star office. based on man's moral and spiritual a specialty. Dealer In new and see-on-d stated in the letter addressed t.o you clearer expression of my own belief almost tho fiftieth ho has made, cov- supposed, used in making a bust of capacity to receive. 1 runner neuovo j hand cars. Office phono 2550. can be found In no, other few words, ering a period of over twenty-od- d somo famous man. Tho mask, which personally, that I have been misquot- that this position Is confirmed by the F,uo Blx,cylmdcr Pcer,esa autolm "Christus 1st nlcht dor Lehrer wle man years, and ranging from tho masks usually includes tho front of tho head Office, 137 Merchant street. Residence ed, and would like to have the matter personal experience or good men in b,,0( conllltIon For Uci. sagen - - phone, 2968. corrected, especially as I understand zu pllegt, Christus nicht der of Supremo CoUrt Justices, generals, and ears, serves merely as- an ac- ,rH r!, ,, , every age. I have no quarrel, but Chlsten-thums,- warn avuiiitWU,ncnt hfUbbll If com- Stifter; er 1st der Inhalt des " admirals and one to guide to the quotation is making some rather the deepest sympathy with and Vlco President, curate tho character and ,and 6 p.m. i. e. "Christ Is not tho teach- prominent persons, shape CABINET MAKER. ment, which I always like to avoid appreciation of those men, who in their less and even of the head. Tho location of religious er, as men are accustomed to use that children. or "Llttlo" John Rodrlguos, on matters. lives are truly seeking Jesus, wrinkles other character marks, Five hydraulic barber chairs for cabinet word, nor is Christ the founder; ho - Sincerely yours, adopting His principles In all their In explaining his work Mr. Dunbar and the outline of the hair as it sale. Apply maker. Picture framing and furnl- is tho content of Christianity." Pacheco's Barber Shop. ROWLAND B. DODGE, relations in life, striving to obey His Eald that tho greatest difficulty lies meets tho faco, aro for tho most part turo repairing. Stringed Instruments It is my firm conviction that Chris- Cocoanut plants for sale. Samoan ropalred. commands, and yet can not intellec- In getting permission to mako n all that the sculptor expects to gain Miller and Punchbowl. tianity is tho final religion of variety. Apply A. V. Hills, Llhuo, . (Marked extracts from Mr. Dodge's tually view tie mask, as frequently tho family ob- from having a death mask that Is, hold the traditional that By mean Chris- paper.) world. this I that jects most strenuously. Mr. so as appearance of per- Kauai. LACES AND FANCY WORK. Christ is very God. I also have no great Yet far the tho my religious be- tianity contains tho fact that first-clas-s "The foundation of quarrel with thoso who believe In Dunbar would seem to have succeed- son In real life. Tho mask is, of A second-han- d Instrument Salvo's laco store. Irish, Clunex revealed by God as mado known in Christianity lief ia faith in God as tho literal interpretation of the'' Bible ed In overcoming all objection, as In course, accurate so far as tho head for cash or on easy terms Address and Armenian laceB and various othe I conceive of as Is able to do all that man needs to help Jesus Christ. Faith and enjoy pnrases In songs and pray- only a comparatively few cases has measurements aro concerned, and In Piano, Star office. European fancy goods. Fort SL, be- him fulfill his true nature, to attain neat a personal relation between the er that speak of Christ's bleod as ho beeu denied permission. Of tho majority of cases Is taken as tho Beretanla. meaning eternal life, and tho' possession of tho Bargains in Real Estate, on sea- liever and God. The full of cleansing them from all sin, ana of course, in tho case of as national a guido In making tho skull of a propos- by tho con- "summnm bonum," or "highest good."' shore, plains and hills: Telephone a man's faith, is determined God as suffering in Christ for the llguro as was Admiral Evans, is ed bust or statue. MERCHANT TAILOR. object of his This, I take it, is tho wholo content it 1602. "Pratt" 101 Stangenwald Build- ception he has of tlie world, and thiib redeeming tho world practically certain that sooner or This, tho bono structure, is tho main God of Christianity. This, I bolleve Is tho ing. The Pioneer, corner Beretanla an faith. So a man's conception of to Himself. I believe I can truly say object, as change wholo purpose of Christ In tho world. later somo monument or statuo will this does not after Fort Sts. Phono 3125. Clothes cleaned, makes the man what ho is." I can understand the montnl ' that Throughout world men who aro bo raised to his memory, In which death as do the muscles. Once an ac- TO RENT. pressed and dyed. I the Work called foi of both positions. can sec un- event the death mask will prove of curate skull has been modeled tho "The change that is being brought seeking for tho light of the truth and delivered. . how in one caso tradition means ab- Inestimable value. muscles and convolution of tho faco Largo room suitable for two. Phone, about comes; I believe, through the der tho guidance of tho common Mas- solutely nothing, and In the other case - bath, electric light, nice lanal. Apply today ter aro coming more and more to at- Making- a death musk, according to can. bo added, from a photograph as MEN'S WEAR. ideal of Jesus, better conceived a breaking away from mere phrases 471 full nature. Harnack In Mr. Dunbar, is exceedingly simple, well as tho mask, tho latter always, Beretanla avenue. tihan ever before and more thoroughly everything once hold tain their means the loss of mes- - however, bringing tho details Knm Chong, Germany may Interpret the great once permission has been obtained to out six-roo- Fort and Boretanla, taught. Tho sermon of the Mount is dear. In both cases I feel men On Alewa Heights, a neat that sgo of Christ one way to tho world, tho go forward wltlh the work. The first which a photograph might fall to do. carries a comploto lino of hats, shoes, moro and more the standard for living have been too much bound by form or bungalow, with all the latest modern tho occultism of In thing done is to arrange a In making tho finished cast of a hosiery, neckwear, collava, etc. Now Love for one another, not .merely con- prejudice. Japanese another, sheet Improvements. A health resort, with Christianity proves mask It is possible, with care, to re- goods on every steamer. ventional regard, Is now considered dia still another. around tho head and upper part of a full view of city and harbor. For My own position is somewhat be- end In way by thousands n3 in Jesus Its truth as It accomplishes Its tho body, which will not bo covered move tho outer mask such a C03 central tween tho two extremes. Personality full particulars apply Beretanla teaching. and tho Spirit of Christ rules through by tho mask, and protesting tho as to uso It for a second cast. Usual PERSONAL. Is such an intricate, yes, so complex street, city. "The accomplishment of Jesi's in out the world. shoulders front tho plaster. The ly, however, tho outer mask Is chiped j a matter, and we so llttlo as yet un- EDWARD EARLE, psychic of San changing human conditions, is, to my The secret of Christianity Is In tho face and hair aro then carefully oiled off with a chisel and broken Into derstand ourselves that for one, I feel ROOMS AND BOARD. Francisco for twenty years. No. 782 thinking, tho great proof of what of Christ, n subject to prevent the slightest adherence, on such fragmentary pieces that tho ono unwilling to say I understand tho great Handsomely furnished, mosquito KInau street, telophono 3913. Consul- Jesus was and is. Arnold's thought with which psychology is more and tho part of tho plaster. Tho plaster, cast is all that Is obtained from It. M?s.ter of men. I prefer to look en- proof rooms, single nnd en all tations dally, 10 to 4. Meeting every moro concerned today. To my mind called that for want of a bettor namo, In Mr. Dunbar's collection of suite, "Now Ho is dead; fur hence He lies tirely upon the spiritual teachings of In His con- modern conveniences, with board; nls Thursday evening at 8 p. tn. Occult tho most striking feature 1b really a special preparation which masks aro many which havo been In some lono Syrian town, my Lord, to divest them as far as I was tho repeated referenco table board. Apply 13CC King street demonstrations, test, messages, slate-writin- eyes sciousness Is used for this purpose. First a thin taken from prominent mon, Secretary And on His grave with shining can irom tho mere clrcumstancts of ho went Phono 2C99. Public invited. to his coming death, and that coating Is placed over the face, Greshman, Chief Justlco Walte, Vlco Tho Syrian stars look down," His environment, Ills Jewish training voluntarily. His whole life pre- to it enough to securo an absoluto Impres- President Hendricks, Justlco Stanley satisfies few today. Those linos al- and the belief of tho peoplo of Hla pared him tho crowning event In BUY AND SELL. WINDOW CLEANING. for sion of all tho features, but not Mathews, Justlco Bradley, Senator My conception time in a religion of sacrifice and scientifical- ways irritate me. of his career. To express this Beck, Senator Vanco, Secrotary Wln-do- Honolulu Expert Window Cleaning a terminology means llttlo enough to causo tho flesh to sag DiamoudB and Jewelry bought, sobt Him I call Master and Savior is found hence tiat ly, ho wes out of his environment and Hat-to- Co., 417 Queen whero thero aro no bones to hold It Gen. "Joo" Johnsto Frank and exchanged. Bargains street; telephone- 3807. in Whlttier's words; written out of a to us of today, except as a historical ho mus,t die. All will ngreo to his In musical out. When almost set, a heavier General; instruments, We clean windows In private resi- rich experience: setting for that groat life. I prefer consciousness of never having done j. Carlo. Fort St. coating of tho pluBtcr Is applied and Strong, Admiral Jenkins, Gen. dences and do Janitor work. Satisfac to try to understand Jesus in tho sim- anything wrong. Ho was therefore tion guaranteed. "Warm, sweet, tender,, even yet to in tho same manner. Eaton. Sonntor Cnrtor, Admiral Stev- Best references. plicity of His language, In the beauty respect, "A now spo-cles- allowed act NOTICE. A present help Is Ho; unique In that ens, Dr. Tcunlc S. Hamlin, Senator words, In power He has Previous to applying tho plaster n of His tho again to uso a scientific phraqe. Subscribers receiving SHADY NOOK. And faith foasl still its Ollvot, my special thread has been placed down Murk Ilanna, Bishop Satterlee, and not tho Ha - had over life and other lives, and The old species, namely men filled And love its Galilee.'- many othors, Including Fred Douglass. waiian Star regularly or promptly will above all elso to oboy tho command with motives that wore centered upon tho center of tho face. Just boforo Rooms and board. Large grounds - Mr. Dunbar also Includes In 'his list confer a favor by telephoning 2305. Tho morq I think of the stupendous ho gave His disciples and us, "Follow tholr own political preference, filled tho mask has sot this- Is held at both and shado trees. All conveniences. zig-za- g of masks a few which ho has made 10C0 1333. accomplishment of Jesus, tho more in thou me." I fool almost as If tho with and Jealousy, fearful of ends and pulled, usually In a R. Boretanla street. Plymo hatred of children. - I. R. CH1X. explicable He is. The dearer ho be- whole of my theology could be Bummed revolt, swayed by various line, thus cutting tho mask In two tj comes to mo in my own personal ex- which means As dismal a profession as this may EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. up in that one expression, motives, overcame him, and he had parts. When absolutely hard, tho Honolulu delivery, February 1C; oth. perience of Hlra, the moro difficult it wo take Him as our Com- qutto easily. appear, to Mr. Dunbar It holds no that should to die. two pieces aro removed or Islands, February 27. Mrs. F. Tur Chlncso, Japanese, Korean, Flllptnt Him In mere words. Ono such place, and ho refuses to see it in is to characterize panion, our Guido, our Friend, the Tho naturnlnoss of tho wholo event Tho thread in bolng removed Is rill, Tenth, avenue and 2913. Walty Bldg., King SL tho light an occupation. Walalao road. help. Tel My relation to Him is that of constant- constantly to bo depended upon, and can bo ffeqn In the eyes of tho dis- pulled in a crooked line In ordor that. of unpleasant try- In fact, Mr. Dunbar ono In- ly receiving from Him, and then tho One, who constantly depends upon ciples ; Unfortunately, for our own recalls ing to present Him to men, as I have us for tho fulfilment of His great mis- deepest spertenc'& perhaps, we know lif man's boliof in death had been for- cident in connection with this work unnecessary for Mr. Dunbar to ro- 'Admiral Evans is still undoeldod. But learned to know Htm. I try to Uhow sion of telling His glad messago to tho storyl too well. Physically and ever spiritualized. That death of which shows that, aftor all, it has, main longer. Therefore Mr. Dunbar it is moro than probablo that wbon it Him as He is, and as Ho would want every ono. rsycholoclqally wo can not sufficient Jesus, the fact that men now foil the like other professions, to bo dono 'or left, and started on a trip to tho wost is decided to raise some monument , me to show Him the purest influence Not that I shrink from tho Intelleo-jUj- "orient ourselves' to mako Its lowor within them to overcome sin, tho sako of tho generations which aro which ho had previously planned to to tho navnl hero Mr. Dunbar's mask among men, tho dally companion, tual problem that His llfo present meaning 'fully clear!1 Wo aro prejudic tho knowledge tho Christians had that to follow. When Justlco Strong was make. Ho had barely gotton started which was tho only ono made, will-bouse- making weakness strong, tho vital life to mo, for I am constantly striving to ed by our whoio ( nristiau training. Christ lived in thorn, cronted n "now 111 In a sanitarium In tho Adirondacks however, when word camo of Justlco as a guido in sculpturing tho lived In us and through us, tho motive understand Him In the fullest sonso But tho despondency of thoso disci- species" of which Christ was the type. his condition became so alarming that Strong's death, and consequently Mr. head. And so when the future gene- power of ull thinking and all being. of that word, but I want also to be ples, tho positive disbelief in him nftcr That now species bollevos In eternal Mr. Dunbar was sent for to como and Dunbar had to stop off at Roadlng, rations will look nt tho statuo it will struggling doubt possi- Tennyson, after with clearly understood as an empiricist in ho was dead, their denial of the life as a present reality, that they be ready to mako a doath mask. Mr. Pa., Justlco Strong's home, in ordar bo tho sarao strong, virile faco they-wl-ll finding and sorrow, and then Him theology. bility of his reapporanco, and then tho havb u message to give to the world, Dunbar accordingly wont to tho sani to make tho mask, after which ho sea in bronze or marblo. as tho again whom ho lhad lost exprcsEOs my I can make myself clearer yet per- complete change from sorrow to tho and that somo day thglr spqclos will tarlum, but after staying a couple of nrpoeoded on his trip. ylow of Jesus better than any-wor- ds haps If I state the matter from tho greatest Joy alj prove Vitijout .a sha. jJ(y.uatlfl(8trongkcmdtlQii'flMuWi 8tandD0lnLoffthi.fvrtlutlKnlhjriTiil:.Bavil vyiidi m niLumim ami ucuLHnw THAT V Visitors r Ahfiiif- 350,000,000 SUPPORT THE REPUBLIC ClimaxSolarWater Heater A Invited NANKING (China), January 22. "I massing ot troops to the north uf the am absolutely convinced now, as I Yangtso river continues. It Is esti- That havo always We extend a most cordial In- ; boon, of the success and mated thnt tho republican forco of all Heatbr Mil Hie r'ghteousness ot this movement. arms now numbers more than 100,000. In vitation to all Interested Every moral, physical and financial PEKIN, January 22. Premier Yuan Dandruff? sinew of the provinces of China prop- - Shih Kal's efforts to bring about tho pure milk to visit our depot on ' or supports It.'' abdication failed, of tho throiir have Sheridan Street. In this depot This statement by President Sun and the situation In China has enter- There is just this much about it: Yut Sen was made today to the As- ed n new and perplexing phase. Is handled all tho milk distrib- is germ sociated Press. In this Interview the Prince Chlng, tho Dandruff a disease, is uted by us and the visitor can most untidy, annoying, and leads President explained recent negotla Prince Pu Lun, of tho to baldness. When chronic, Hons between the republicans and the National Assembly, and Prlnco Tsal Bee in the extremo cleanliness, it imperialists, and discussed the situa Suun, brothor of tho ab- is very wo aro en- stubborn, but surely tion in China. He spoko with the sented themselves from tho confer here the idea that

if yields to thorough and energetic - utmost confidence, and appeared gen- ence of tho princes of the imperial WASH BA3W forcing at every contributory treatment. AH germs must be ulnoly solicitous lest lgnoranco ot tho clan today, which left the decision as W v destroyed, the scalp must be true situation In China has misled to abdication to tho reactionaries, - jn dairy. restored to health. Here is the the foreign legations In Pekln into who havo been strengthening their ? remedy: Ayer's JHair Vigor. encouraging tho imperialist Govem- - hand steadily since th Premier per- Can you afford to lose what you can get for nothing mem to resist what President Sun mitted the probability of abdication Ask your doctor about using it. ' firmly believes to bo the inevitable to become known. God's Sunlight does the work, Telephone us for prices Honolulu 'outcome of the present state of af-- Curiously enough tho Prlnco of Ayer's Hair Vigor fairs. Inner Mongolia, whom the Manchus & CO. Dairymen's Pekln Is Responsible. themselves, ral ACETYLENE LIGHT AGENCY consider Inferior to HUSTACE AVE., OFF SOUTH ST. DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR j "If wo fail to secure, peaco and a lied to the aid of the Manchus. At a stable government now, ne con- previous meeting the Mongols strong Prtpired b Dr. J. C. Aytr & Co., Lottttt, Mm, U. S. Association tinued, "tho responsibility must rest ly controverted Prlnco Chlng's argu- on( Pekn. The Manchus (recently; ment that the imperial armies were OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-tormaate- r, COOK accepted our terms, so Premier Yuan unable to oppose tho rebels. Appar Telephone 1542. WITH Shah Kal assured us. Consequently ently preparations were complete for WTyandotte Honolulu, H. T February tho armistice was renewed. With the a provisional government; an ab 1, 1912. Sealed proposals, in duplic- Tho great Washing Coda, used Jn view of securing peace, I persuaded dicatlon edict had been drafted, but ate, will bo received here until Febru- One Hundred Hospitals Home. ary 15, A. tho Governors of tho republican pro- tho announcement that such a courso and the 1912, and then be opened for Cheaper Pearllne. furnishing following vinces to agree to elect Yuan Shah wag contemplated, which had been al than the now or used machinery: 1 mixer, with Cents Kal President of the republic when lowed to become public, with tho SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY. power; 1 mixer, with power; deposited in our the abdication of the throne should evident object of preparing tho Man Phono 1073. 1 15,000-gallo- tank; 1 port- bo announced. After much hesitation, chu troops against the shock, inspired Saving Department able boiler; 1 10-h.- portable boiler; deposi- they consented. Yuan Shah Kal fully clansmen of all degrees to resist. entitles the 20,000 feet steel rails; 2 D. D. hoisting tor to a Home understood tho programme. The Empress Dowager, being reluc- Quality Hunt's engines, steam, 1 stiff-le- g derrick, Bank wilt aid "I agreed to go to Pekln to discuss tant to abdicate, lias accepted the ad' that 50 feet boom; 1 Woriulngton pump, greatly In tho quick final arrangements with Yuan Shah vice of the reactionary Princes. Tho Fruits 514x4; 1 band saw; 1 emery wheel; accumulation HHHHHHBIHIIH Kal. Later we received a telegram appointing Tchaifg, of matter of Yin the The kind that is NOT 2 bottom dump concrete buckets; 5000 from Pekln, demanding that tho re- ex.Var Minister, or Tioeh Lang, for MEN'S SHIRTS AND COLLARS J. M. LEVY & CO., : Distributors. feet galv. pipe; du'np publican government bo dissolved LAUNDRIED BY HAND. .nier Tartar General at Nanking to re cars; 12 uheaves, single, and I days 1' 2' One Hundred within two after tho abdication place Yuan Shih Kal was discussed, 12"-18- NOTICE OF SALu OF PUBLIC LANDS cable, " diameter; 1 light power of tho throne. but the argument prevailed that tho At 12 o'clock noes, Saturday, Feb- boring machine; 5G pairs car wheels, French Laundry "Evidently, as Yuan Shah Kal was nineteen articles of tho Constitution ruary 10, 1912, at the front door to tho spikas and fish plates; 1G00 feet trav- Dollars J. ABADIE, Prop. determined to establish his own gov- promulgated by the national assembly Capitol Building, Honolulu, thoro will eling cableway; 1 power pipe threader 777 King St. Telephone 1491 ernment Pckin, and was being as- l"-3"- I Wo carry at all times tho at last November should be observed. be sold at public auction, under Part ; 1 sand screen; C dump sured by the support of outside in- choicest products of tho Crafts- Yuan's Bluffing Obvious. IV, Section 17, Land Act 1895, Section wagons; 1 cable way engine; 3000 BANK of HAWAII, Ltd. fluence. He intended to Ignore the Cation Neill & Co. ' Yuan Shih JCal's bluffing is becom 27C, Revised Laws of Hawaii, the fol- feet " hoisting cable. Bidders must men of the Far East. republican government and break tho Surplus, Limited. ing obvious. Ho has held special lowing described land. give full particulars as to condition of Capital and agreement to which he had assented. CAItVINGS IN IVORY trains ready for his departure, but (1) That certain strip ot land In articles that havo been used. Prices $1,000,000. "Tho provincial governors, tho na- 10, to bo quoted f. o. b., San Francisco or AND SANDAL WOOD, now that tho Manchus have accepted Block College Hills Tract, contain- Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths tional assembly at Nanking and tho ing an area of 2000 square feet. Honolulu. Blank proposals may be HAMMERED BRASS, his challenge, he remains in Pekln. and Boilermakers. military leaders absolutely refused; Upset price ?11G.00. obtained upon application to this of- Ho has asked for a further First-clas- s Work at Reasonable Rates. SILK KIMONOS PLAIN hence our demand that Yuan Shah fice. Captain B. Edwards, quar- sick leave, indicating that ho has no l2) That certain piece of land sit- Frank AND EMBROIDERED, Kal must surrender the powers ot the termaster. intention ot relinquishing tho Prenv uate at Waimea, Hawaii, containing throne and that 'tho foreign powers an 12,625 square Cts Feb. 1, 2, 3', 5, 13, 14. & EVERY VARIETY OP lersmp. no is now recognizee; as area of feet. rewer Co., must recognize the republican govern- Upset SILK PRODUCED BY therefore this distrust price $25.00. C. Brewer Go., ment before Yuan Shah Kal could be This lot is sold under the express SEALED TENDERS. LIMITED. & THE LOOMS OP JAPAN ful country accuses him of personnl LIMITED. elected President. condition that tho said lot is to be designs. It may be, however, that he AND CHINA, ETC. Delay Involves Suffering. used for charitable purposes only. SEALED TENDERS will be Sugar only is following a patriotic deter Factors "If Yuan Shah Kal, however, was Cost of patent and stamp to bp paid by the Superintendent ot Pub- AND Tourists are especially invit- mination for the purposo of prevent Fire and Marine unable to await tho recognition of by purchaser. lic Works up until 12 m. of Monday, ed to call and inspect our stock. ing a division of tho country with the tho republic by tho foreign powers, I For maps and further Information February 2G, 1912, for constructing Insurance Agencies prospects of subdivisions. agreed to proceed to Pekln and dis apply at tho office of tho Commis- and EXTENSION TO THE HONO- The foreign legations including the THE cuss a settlement witn mm, or tnat sioner of Public Lands, Capitol Build- LULU SEWER SYSTEM WAIPILO-PIL- American legation, do not Yuan Shah Kal should 'come to Nan- desire to ing, Honolulu AND KAPALAMA, HONO- Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool. see Yuan Shih Kal retire, because a king. I do not fear molestation in CHARLES S. JUDD, LULU. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS London Assurance Japanese Bazaar capable substitute Is not available. It Corporation. Pekln, while Yuan would bo welcome Commissioner of Public Lands. Plans, specifications and blank E. F. Bishop is realized presence President Commercial Union that Yuan's alone Honolulu, December 8, 1911. In Geo. H. Robertson , Assurance Co. oJ and assured of his safety in Nanking. forms of proposal are on file London-Scottis- h Port St., near Convent prevents widespread In Vice-Preside- "This arrangement appeared to bo disorders the lOt Dec. 9, 1C, 23, 30, 1911; Jan. 6, 13, the ofTlco of tho Superintendent of Manager north, which would endanger lives 20, W. W. North Treasurer Union a liberal one, and certainly should be the 27, Feb. 3, 9. 1912. Public Works, Capitol Building. and National Insum of foreigners. is believed he Richard Ivers Secretary ance Co. of Edinburgh. worked toward securing tho peace and It that The Superintendent of Public Works J. R. Gait Auditor will remain Pekln, protected alike the future welfare ot China. Delay in port Logan from Manila on January reserves tho right to reject any and Geo. R. Carter Director Caledonia Insurance Co. of Edit from dyna- C. H. Cooke burgh. now involves further unsettlement of Manchu attacks and rebel 19th, havo arrived here. They havo all tenders. Director mite, R. A. Cooke Director tho country, with much sacrifice and until tho Manchus discover their taken up their quarters in the ware- MARSTON CAMPBELL, American and Foreign Marine Insur- own inability to copo with situa- ance Co. suffering. tho house of the American Trading Com- Superintendent of Public Works. FIRE INSURANCE tion, whereupon resume con- "Similar terms will never again be ho will pany. Honolulu, January 29, 1912. trol. & xxxxxxxxxxxxxo ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OP offered to the Manchus, unless they Castle Cooke, Attitude of Missionaries. g STEINWAY & SONS AND LONDON. are accepted. To disarm and send DUKE OF ARGYLL WRITES NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF Many LIMITED S OTHER PIANOS. NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' back to bondage the whole people of missionaries in tho northern BE STOCKHOLDERS OF MUTUAL AN OPERA WHICH WILL 3 THAYER PIANO CO. AGENCY. this country Is now too late. provinces strongly resent tho attitude TELEPHONE CO., LTD. 8 PRODUCED BY AMERICAN Honolulu, T. H g 15G Hotel Street. Phone 2313. R PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON People With Republic. of the missionaries in Shanghai, who aro publicly supporting H TUNING GUARANTEED. INSURANCE COMPANY. "We will never submit to tho dicta- tho revolution. Notice is hereby given that a spe- M tion of the Manchus or of Yuan Shih Resident Bishop Bashford of tho cial meeting ot tho stockholders of Shipping and Com- OXXXXXXXZZXXXX Methodist Episcopal church and other' Trie D. f. Diiiingtiam company, Lid. Kal. The republican movement la Mutual Telephono Co., Ltd., will be prominent American missionaries mission Merchants now represented by fifteen provinces. held at tho ofllco ot the company, If You Wish To Adver- Goncral Agents for Hawaii. peo- have expressed to the Washington ad- Three hundred and fifty million Adams lane, Honolulu, Territory of SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL in Newspapers Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Huildng. ple China are and soul with ministration tho view that a republic Hawaii, on Tuesday, tho Gth day of INSURANCE AQENT8. tise in heart Anywhere Anytime Call is Inevitable, while group, al- it on or write tho republic and arc implacably op- another February, 1912, at 1:30 p. m., of said Representing FRATERNAL MEETINGS. posed to Manchu rule. Tho three re- most entirely American, havo tele- day, to consider and tako action upon E. C. Dake's Advertising maining iprotfincras. Ho Non, Shan graphed to tho Empress Dowager and a proposal to Increase tho capital Ewa Plantation Co. Agency HONOLULU LODGE NO. C1C, Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. 124 Sansome St., San Francisco. Tung and Chi Li aro certainly our tho leading Princes, asking them to stock of tho company and the dis- B. P. O. ELKS. Kohala Sugar Co. adherents. The Chinese troops in the abdicate. position of tho now shares to bo la-- Apokaa Sugar Mill Co. Meets In their hall on King street imeprial army who are now supposed The imperialists already suspect sued in case of such Increase; also to Fulton Iron Works, of 8L Louis. near Fort, every Friday evening. Vis- Weston's Centrifugals. Shih Kal aro that tho missions, especially tho do such other business as may com'o iting Brothers are cordially invited to to bo loyal to Yuan Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. y 'really will us at .American mission)!, aro Inculcating before tho meeting. attend. republicans and Join Green" Fuel Economizer. tho proper time. revolutionary ideas. American Minis- Dated, January 27, 1912. Matson Navigation Co. Ity R. 1SENBERG, E. R. New England pecia PAUL y J. A. BALCH, Mutual Life Insurance "Wo control all the treaty ports ter Calhoun has endeavored ropeated-l- AT Sec'y. Company, of ttosUri. , , , . GEO. T. KLUEGEL, to persaudo all tho to Secrotary. ' Tientsin and Nu Chwang, which missionaries rtoina insurance vo. THE are icebound. The republic in fact is leavo tho Interior, but many of them, Natjo"na.l Fire Insurance Co. '" protecting tho vast majority ot particularly tho medical missionaries, NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL Citizen's Insurance Co. (Hartford duty requires LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS. Fire Insurance Co. Love's Bakery WONG WONG CO. and foreign pr perty. Why, feel that their them to The Lendon Assurance Csrpsratlsn, then, should not tho foreign powors remain. Wednesday, Feb- promptly recognize the republic? This Millions Face Starvation. At 12 o'clock noon, BEST FRESH BREADS I ruary 28, 1912, tho front door to Miners and coiHiaclois miostion Is already being asked by WASHINGTON, January 22. An at TfieYoKoHaia specie BanK Capitol Building, Honolulu, there that can bo manufactured anywhere. tho people of China while the dread appeal for help declaring that over tho Office, Maunakoa St. will bo sold at public auction under of forolgn intervention, which is In-- ',3,000,000 people are facing starvation provisions of V., Land Act of LIMITED. ' vited by certain porsons In Pekln, has been received nt the headquarters Part Prompt delivery throughout city DISTANCE FROM HONOLULU: 1895, Sections 278-28- 5 inclusive, Re- hangs like a pall ovor tho country! of tho Red Cross Society from C. D. HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. suburbs. "Pall Road, 22 miles; Railway, 78 miles vised Laws of Hawaii, a leaso ot tho over natives nnd foreigners alike, j Jameson, tho Red Cross Engineer and following described land. Capital Subscribed ....Yen 48,000,000 Recognition Is Expected. sout to China to dovlso means for Hotel-Aubre- y LONDON, December 29. The opera Government lot near tho corner of Capital Paid Up Yen 30,000,000 Phono 1431. 1134 Nuuanu "Tho foreign powers, especially the preventing floods. St Just completed by tho Duko of Argyl, tvnlfiinnnnn find Allen RtroetS. Hono Reserved Fund Yen 17,150,000 Hauula, Oahu. States, have always spoken of j Jameson reports that frightful dis-the- ir United which Oscar Hammerstoln Is to pro- lulu, containing an area or &uuu sq. u. Teloph'one 342. A. C. Aubrey, Prop. freindship for China. Wo pledge tress resulting from last year's flood duce hero in the spring, is entitled Upset rental ?500.00 por annum; SOLAR HIRE. good will and tho observance of all innd famine liavo been) "incredibly HEATER AJTO FOR 'Flonn nnd Tern." Tho Duko of Ar- payable semi-annuall- y in advance - will by and with tho Man- magnified and Increased" by re-ch- General banking business transact- save you money. Call and Bee treaties made tho gyll is tho librettist, and tho music Term of leaso five years from April dlschargo every obllga- - cent rebolllon. says If , ed. Savings account for SI and up one In operation. EVENING GOWNS AND WRAP8 Wo will He thero over was composed by P. Learmont Drys-dale- 27, 1912, subject to termination on ono open-doo- r was a place wards. ACETYLENE LIGHT & Cleaned by Abadie's French Process. tlon of the In China. and tlmo for Americans a Scotchman, who died when ho year's written notice if said lot Is re- AGENCY con- - to Fire and burglar proof vaults, COMPANY. "There Is danger now that tho relievo suffering "it Is hero and had completed only tho pianoforte quired for public ubcs. with people now Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at $2 per HuBtaco avenue, off French Laundry victlon may bo forced upon the in China." He adds that tho most score. The Duko of Argyll has re- Purchaser to pay coBt of advertising. South St. begin-friend- year merely j sorry tragic period s v and upwards. J, Abadie, Prop. of China that foreigners aro and is Just turned to tho same field in the now For map and further particulars, ap-nl- - Trunks and cases to be kept on T77 King St. No Branches. Phono 149? and supporters of tho Man- nlng, and surely will last until tho opera and partly to the same charac at tho office of tho Commissioner JUST OPENED custody at moderato rates. chus. The atmosphere of Pekln Is not middle of May, when tho scanty crops ters as those of his "Dlarmld," which of Public Lands, Capitol Building, Ho to be applied the atmosphoro of China, but wo feel come to maturity, was produced In 1897, but the plot nolulu. Particulars fof. that the former is now provading tho,- AmerlcanTroops Arrive, owep nothing to Celtic legends. Fionn CHARLES S. JUDD, YU AKAI, Manager. Boston Cafe - TIEN-TSI- chancellories of Europe and Amerl- (China), January 22. is ono of the characters In "Dlarmld." - Commissioner of Public Lands. H ca. jThreo hundred raon, forming part ot Tera Is a Greok maiden. Tho scenes Dated at Honolulu, Jan. 25, 1912. BIJOU ENTRANCE. i i. Pineetar evidently ex- - tho United aro Carthago. 27, Fob. 3, 10, 17, 24, 27. Honolulu Office, Bethel und Merchant President Sun Yat Sen tho battalion of Fifteenth laid in Ireland and Cts Jan. Day and Night Service. poets oarly recognition from on of Statos Infantry, which arrived at Streets, Chlng Wang trans- - Fine Job rrjutlns. Offlco. Printing, Office. Tel. 2421 and 1594. 168, Sold Everywhere tho leading powors. Meanwhile tho Tao on board the star Fine Job Star P. O. Box Fine Job Printing, Star Office.

- !'.. if.. koli.. ft.t- - liA.. ,;LACi. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATt'HDAV. IT.UKt ARY .1. 112. AT HOPP' Thousands of dollars worth of High Grade Home Furnishings sacrificed To make room for our incoming spring stocks

Once a year we hold this out-of-the-ordi- nary February disposal of furniture, to clear our floors and storehouse, to make room for our spring and summer furniture to come. Without discriminating but a tew months, or" that portion ot spring stock that has already arrived, we have gone through oui entire stock, making extremely low reductions throughout, We think that this event will outclass any of our previous efforts. FEBRUARY CLEARANCE ALE NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY-SAVI-NGS 20 TO 50 PER CEINT

Every Rocker and Chair in This Sale BRASS AND IRON BEDS Values Extraordinary in Dining Room BUFFETS AND CHINA CLOSETS. 8.00 Golden Oak Parlor Table. . 6.00 Is Pick-U- p 13.00 Golden Oak . a at the Price. Values Without Precedent. Furniture. $80.00 Early English Buffet $50.00 Parlor Table. 9.50 15.00 Golden Oak Parlor Table. . 11.00 53.00 Fumed Oak Buffet 36.00 $28.00 Mahogany Rocker $18.00 $100.00 Satin Brass Bed $45.00 35.00 DINING TABLES. Mahogany Parlor Table.. 10.00 23.00 Mahogany Rocker 16.00 60.00 Bright Brass Bed 30.00 44.00 Early English Buffet 30.00 10.00 Early English Parlor Table 6.00 16.00 Mahogany Rocker 10.00 45.00 Satin Brass Bod 36.00 $22.00 English 8-f- t. . . 15.00 30.00 Fumed Oak Buffet 24.00 14.00 Early Ext. Early English Parlor Table 8.75 9.75 Mahogany Rocker 6.50 30.00 Satin Brass Bed 24.00 28.00 Fumed Oak Buffet 21.00 15.00 25.00 Early English, 8ft. Ext. . . 16.00 Early English Parlor Table 9.50 22.00 Mahogany Chair 15.00 25.00 Satin Brass Bed 20.00 6-f- . 10.00 Oak 16.00 Fumed Oak, t. Ext.... 12.00 65.00 Golden Oak China Closet. 49.00 Fumed Parlor Table. . 6.75 19.00 Mahogany' Chair 12.0& 33.00 Metal Bed 24.00 12.00 8-f- Fumed Oak Parlor . 8.50 50.00 Fumed Oak, t. 34.00 60.00 Golden Oak China Closet. . 45.00 Table. 28.00 Mahogany Chair 16.00 26.00 Metal Bed Ext 16.00 13.00 Fumed Oak Card Table. . . 8.00 75.00 10-f- t. 20.00 Birdseyo Rocker 15.00 24.00 Metal Bed 18.00 Golden Oak, Ext.... 60.00 58.00 Early English China Closet 34.00 26.00 Fumed Oak Parlor Table. . 20.75 8-f- 14.00 Birdseye Rocker 10.50 20.00 Metal Bed 55.00 Golden Oak, t. Ext.... 40.00 45.00 Early English China Closet 28.00 15 00 12.00 Birdseye Chair 9.00 18.00 6-f- t. 30.00 Metal Bed 13,50 40.00 Golden Oak, Ext .... 55.00 Oak China . 32.00 Fumed Closet. 9.00 Birdseye Rocker 6.50 14.00 6-f- Metal Bed . , 1000 20.00 Golden Oak, t. 15.00 Ext 42.00 Fumed Oak China Closet. . 28.00 YOU CAN AFFORD TO HAVE A 24.00 Early English Chair 16.00 12.00 Metal Bed . 9.00 16.75 Oak, 10-f- t. 12.00 ' Golden Ext.... 28.00 Fumed Oak China Closet. . 22.50 LADIES' DESK. 16.00 Early English Chair 11.00 11.00 Metal Bed 8.5Q 8.00 Golden Oak, 5-f- t. Ext 6.00 11.00 Early English Chair 8.00 7.00 Metal Bed 5.50 At these prices. AND 6.00 Early English Chair 4.00 4.00 Metal Bed 2.75 LIBRARY, PARLOR, BEDROOM TABLES $50.00 Mahogany $37.00 7.75 Early English Rocker .... 4.75 34.00 Mahogany '. 25.00 22.00 Fumed Oak Rocker 15.00 DINING CHAIRS. at irresistable prices samples, only one 24.00 Mahogany 18.00 16.00 Fumed Oak Rocker 12.00 of a kind, so act quick. CHILD'S CRIBS. 15.00 Mahogany 11.00 14.50 $ 2.00 Golden Oak, Wood Seat. . . 1.60 Fumed Oak Chair 11.00 $80.00 Bright Brass $35.00 $13.00 Fumed Oak Library Table $ 9.50 22.00 Birdseyo Maple 16.50 10.00 Fumed Oak Rocker 7.00 20.00 White Enamel 15.00 3.50 Golden Oak, Wood S,eat. . . 2.75 17.00 Fumed Oak Library Table 13.00 18.00 Birdseye Maple 13.50 9.00 Fumed Oak Rocker 6.75 12.00 White Enamel 11.00 Birdseye Maple 8.25 18.00 Golden Oak 8.50 6.00 Golden Oak, Seat. 4.50 22.00 Fumed Oak Library Table 16.50 Rocker 12.00 Leather 31.00 23.00 Fumed Oak Library Table 16.00 42.00 Fumed Oak 14.00 Golden Oak Rocker 10.00 35.00 Fumed Oak 26.00 12.00 Golden 6.00 Early English, Leather 24.00 Fumed Oak Library Table 18.00 Oak Rocker 7.50 HIGH-GRAD- E DRESSERS AND Seat 4.00 19.00 Fumed Oak 14.00 7.50 Golden Oak Rocker 5.00 20.00 Early Eng'h Library Table 14.00 CHIFFONIERS 48.00 Golden Oak 36.00 2.50 Golden Oak Rocker 1.75 9.00 English, Leather Early 40.00 Koa Library Table 25.00 25.00 Golden Oak 18.75 Radically Reduced. Seat 5.75 65.00 Koa Library Table 40.00 21.00 Golden Oak 15.50 $93.00 Birdseyo Dresser $60.00 9.75 Fumed Oak, Leather Seat. 6.00 5.00 Golden Oak Parlor Table. 3.50 11.00 Golden Oak 8.25 SCAN THIS LIST OF MISCELLAN 75.00 Birdseye Dresser 45.00 EOUS VALUES. 60.00 Birdseye Dresser 40.00 They are. money savers. 40.00 Birdseye Dresser 28.00 $15.00 Mahog'y Magazine 26.00 Weathered Oak Dresser . . 18.00 Special Offerings From Our Rug and Drapery Department Stands $11.00 78.00 Mahogany Dresser 62.00 6.75 Early English Magazine 56.00 Mahogany Dresser 44.50 Stands 5.00 CREX RUGS, PLAIN. LACE CURTAINS 47.00 Mahogany Dresser 37.00 4.00 Early English Magazine 25.00 Mahogany Dresser 17.00 Regular Price. Size. Sale Price. Regular Price. Sale Price. Stands 3.00 50.00 Golden Oak Dresser 38.00 $ 50 18x36 $ .35 $ 1.50 Grades $1.00 a pr. 6.75 Mahog'y Smokers' Stands 4.50 30.00 Golden Oak Dresser 24.00 .75 24x48 50 2.50 Grades 1.65 a pr. 5.00 Fumed Oak Smokers' St'ds 3.00 1.50 36x72 1.15 23.00 Oak 18.00 14.00 Golden Dresser 4.00 Grades , 2.65 a pr. Fumed Oak Plant Stands. 9.00 3.50 54x90 2.75 20.00 Golden Oak Dresser 16.00 5.00 3.25 10.00 5.50 6x9 4.40 Grades a pr. Fumed Oak Plant Stands. 5.00" Chiffonier 45.00 74.00 Birdseye 8.50 8x10 6.75 7.00 Grades 4.50 a pr. 10.00 Early English Stands 5.00' 40.00 Plant 64.00 Birdseye Chiffonier 10.00 9x12 8.00 10.00 Grades 6.50 a pr. 12.00 Mahogany Plant Stands . . 5.00 56.00 Mahogany Chiffonier 38.00 15.00 Grades 9.00 a pr. 3.50 Early Sewi'g 38.00 Mahogany Chiffonier 25.00 CREX RUGS, FIGURED. Eng'h Basket 2.15 One-Hal- 1.50 30.00 Mahogany Chiffonier .... 20.00 Regular Price. Size. Sale Price. Single Pairs f Prices. Early Eng 'h Sewi 'g Basket 1.10 25.00 Mahogany Chiffonier 15.00 $ 1.75 36x72 $ 1.25 13.50 Cedar Shirtwaist Box 7.00

Chiff-roh- e. 3.20 TAPESTRY 50.00 Weathered Oak 25.00 4.00 54x90 PORTIERS. 9.75 Cedar Shirtwaist Box 5.00 6.50 6x9 5.25 10.00 8x10 8.00 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS Regular Price. Sale Price. $13.50 Grades $10.00 a pr. TOILET TABLES. 12.00 9x12 9.50 Regular Price. Size. Sale Price. HIGH-GRAD- E OFFICE DESKS $15.00 4.6x7.6 $11.00 10.00 Grades 7.50 a pr. $40.00 Birdseye Maplo $30.00 RAG RUGS. Never offered at such low prices. 25.00 6x9 19.00 8.50 Grades 6.25 a pr. 36.00 Mahogany 18.00 Regular Price. Sale Price. 37.00 9x12 29.00 5.50 Grades 4.00 a pr. $155.00 Golden Oak Roll Top Desk 40.00 Mahogany 30.00 $35.00 9x12 $22.00 72-i- n $100.00 11.00 6x9 8.75 4.50 Grades 3.35 a pr. 27.00 Golden Oak 21.50 .... WILTON RUGS Gold'en 7.50 .... 6x9 6.00 2.75 Grades 2.00 a pr. 125.00 Oak Roll Top Desk 5.75 .... 4x7 4.50 Regular Price. Size. Sale Price. 66-i- n 85.00 3.50 3x6 2.80 $ 6.00 27x54 $ 4.25 BEDS Double Size. .... 100.00 Golden Oak Roll Top Desk WOOD 2.00 27x54 1.50 11.00 36x72 8.75 COUCH COVERS. 66-i- n 65.00 18.00 4.6x7.6 13.50 Regular Price. $10.00 Weathered Oak $ 5.00 50.00 9x12 40.00 Sale Price. AXMINISTER RUGS $14.00 Grades $10.50 each. 95.00 Golden Oak Roll Top Desk 12.00 Birdsoye Maple (D'm'ged) 6.00 72-i- TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS 10.00 Grades 7.50 each. n 65.00 15.00 Golden Oak 11.00 Regular Price. Size. Sale Price. $ 3.00 27x60 $.2.15 Regular Price. Size. Sale Price. 6.00 Grades 4.50 each. 83.00 Golden Oak Roll Top Desk 40.00 66-i- Birdseyo Maple 25.00 5.00 36x72 3.50 $17.00 9x12 $12.75 4.75 Grades 3.50 each. n 55.00 48.00 Golden Oak (Damaged).. 25.00 30.00 9x12 24.00 20.00 9x12 15.00 3.50 Grades 2.40 each. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON 60.00 Mahogany 35.00 BALANCE OF LINE. J. HOPP GO LTD. mm Says The Late RARE POSTAGE STAMPS ARE T. C. WORTH FORTUNES INDIVIDUALLY leiiator Piatt Erred i I I A I I . Tho number of atninp collectors Instructions woro given about color I.I ' eriies Statements in the Autobiography. to increase from year to year, or tleslgir, nhd Council took the and everything .seeing to point to the course of embellishing the five-ce- xtures Vice Presidency How vorgo of stamp own portrait. Tale of the fact that Wo nro on the a with his i Eiecinc rogulnr "boom" in tho pursuit of this The stamps woro to have boon Issued ri He Came to Take It. hobby. The fact that tho prosont for sale on May 1, 1800; but on tho ICIng of England is an ardent stamp govoruinont receiving notice nt tho collector is of Itself sulllcient to sot last moment that one of tho stamps ALBANY, January 13. Lottors dorsoment as Secretary ot the Navy the fashion; besides, the advent of a bore the portrait of tho Postmaster "which have passed between Colonol are absoluloly without fouiulntlon. 1 now king menus an lssuo of new Gonoral, that olllcinl was Instructed to Thoortore Roosevelt and Louis Lang, never went to Senator IMntt to nsk stamps bearing his effigy, not only for delay the Issue, nnd nftorward bo "author ot tho "Autobiography of Sena- - his npprovnl ot the application. The the United Kingdom, but for the num- wa ordered to withdraw tho stamps 'tor Pkttt," wore given out here toduy. whole Btory about my calling upon erous British colonics, nnd this is gen- which bore ids ofllgy and to replace Colonel Roosevelt wrote the author him March 17, or any other day, erally fround to a fresh incentive to thorn by a different design with tho December 1U lust as follows: whother with John Jacob Astor or tho stamp collector. portrait of tho Queen. Conncll con- "I have been interested in reading anybody else, is pure invention. As The Btamps most prized by collec- sidered himself aggrieved by this res- tho 'Autobiography of Senator Piatt' soon us T saw the book 1 wrote to h tors are tho first Issue of Mauritius, st olution, nnd sent in his resignation, you sent, l.hnve no n.uetion tor, and have now received his letter, penny nnd twopence, of 1847. It Is which was accepted. Although an or- Ho thrt the Sonntor meant to relate dated December 14. In it ho says difficult to affix a definite value to der was given for tho destruction of things accurately, and 1 have no quar- - that at the outbreak of the Spanish these stamps, but today they aro prob- all the Conncll stamps, soma of them ML tf.v- rcl whatever with the statements he war 1 introduced htm to the Secre-inakc- a ably worth 1500 to, 2300 each, escaped, nnd these aro much prized about my conduct as governor, tary of War nnd to' several members though they are not the rarest stamps by collectors. As they are known in Hut among tho erroneous assertions of Congress, among them may or may known. It Is not many years since tho used state, it la presumed that ' '.V are the following: "ot have been Senator Piatt, but that they could have been obtained for some were actually used for postage; - 1 Through experience dis- "Tho statements as to the nomlna- never at that tlmo or previously saw 20 each, and by many persons that used specimens nro still more valu-abl- o years of actual and by Hon for the y are er- Senator Piatt with him about my ap- price was thought at the tlmo to be than the unsucd, being worth as regarding "theories" we have reached the roneous. For instance, after the sena- pointment as assistant secretary of ridiculously high. This will give some much ns 7G. tor told me that 1 could not be re- the navy. idea of how scarce stamps Increase In It has alrcndy been mentioned (In point where we TV nominated as governor, 1 said. 'Very "It is rather singular that Senator value. tho case of tho fourpenny blue of well, we will fight.' I told him I Piatt should have imagined such an In tho year 1904 a specimen of the Western Australia) that an error of GUARANTEE OUR WORK should absolutely refuse to accept tho interview, and it shows how much his twopenny blue Mauritius of 1847 was impression may greatly increase tho t, was failing remints-l- t with the confidence that primes us for "repeat nomination as and that mind when tho put up for auction. It was by no value of a stamp; tho value In such me repeat Now delegation tried to cences were written. Let y the York means perfect, for, though It is a case depends mainly on tho scar-'cit- orders." We give the best service. account as given by Senator force ltupon me I should get up and .that the the gum was wanting, which is of such misprint or error. Tho of this interview Is absolutely say that Senator Piatt had announced Piatt reckoned a defect by collectors. error may bo produced in many ways. REGARDLESS OF PRICE renomina- - and wholly without foundation, and that I should be refused a Nevertheless, it was sold for 1450, Some ot the earliest stamps were while I was with Astor tlon for governor, and would have to that neither the actual purchaser being tho Prince printed in black on colored paper, because our knowledge of the business enables for t, and nor with any one else did I ever have be nominated of Wales, now King ot England. different colors being used to repre- us to do the work that 1 should then and there nnnounce any such conversation with him or ' Roth the penny and tho twopenny sent the various values. This is tho not nomination make such a call upon him as is there- that I would take the Mauritius wore contained in the col- case with the first stamps used by QUICKLY AND WELL. for y and would be in related. the to er -- lection of stamps belonging the the Grand Duchy of Baden. Tho a candidate for the nomination of gov- - "By tho way, the whole statement late Sir William Avery, of tho Bir- value is printed in black on Our line of electric fixtures includes the latest crnor. 'about contributions is equally without mingham weighing machine making green paper, and the ninc-kreutz- in Convinced Senator Piatt. foundation. I never called upon Senn- - models in Electroliers, Side-Wa- ll Lamps, company. His collection was sold by black on rose. By a printer's error, "The senator evidently did not be- - tor Piatt with Governor Odell on any ft ills executors for 24,500. Compiled probably by tho resemblance Table Lamps, etc. liovo that I would do this, but when I such errand nor had any such conver-go- t caused throughout a long life, from the age to six, somo downstairs I announced my inten- - sation with Senator Piatt of the inverted nine a of eight, is considered to be tho larg- nine-kreutz- stamps were tlon to a dozon of the delegates, stat- - j "t do not deslro to have this letter of the postage stamps, in what Senator Piatt had said. Im-- published, because It is not worthi est collection of printed on green paper. When the inc in mediately was great commotion, while going, into the public press on the world, next to that contained first specimen of a there comprises a message was sent up to Senator such a matter, but I think It best the British Museum. It stamp was shown to a stamps, represents Piatt, and two minutes later I was that you should know tho facts in the nearly 100,000 and prominent dealer he pronounced It to We "will be pleased to serve you at any time. postal systems summoned to his room, where he ex- - case, almost completely the be a fake. But two specimens of the plained that I must have mlsunder - "Sincerely yours, of every country in the world. same stamp were afterward produced Open for Business Day and Nighty The tendency of stamp collectors envelopes the state stood him, that ho had no intention ot j "THEODORE ROOSEVELT." on the original in I be renomi- - nowadays Is to specialize that is, ia they had passed through tho saying that should not Confirmed by Howe. in which governor; no confine their attention to tho postal post, no doubt of gen- nated for that further Mr Lang wrQte tQ Albert H Howjj which left the of only a few countries, or error. Since then no effort would bo made by the New f(Jp Bevonteen yearg secretary to tho Issues uineness of tho delegation to put me nomina- - even of only one. For example, niany error have York in senator staUng the Roo8evelt dental other specimens of this I and confine themselves en- to tlon for tho that aud MWng fop a statement Mr collectors been found, and the three referred to my stamps of Great Britain no opposition would be made nowe.H ,eUer ,8 ,n hand ag foowB. tirely to the are believed to be the only ones 'n governor. colonies. Complete nomination as ..j haye read your and tho British existence. One of the specimens with autouioBranlcai any single country arc "Accordingly, the effort ceased and sketch Qf genator patt,B and collections of the stamp affixed was sold for 100 mew vuuu-ruf- f sought after, Recently, In Paris, well-know- n me xont ueieBiiuuu jiut tlcularly that portion of tho addenda much to a collector. develop- comprising only Swiss in nomination. Later it relating to the appointment of Colonel a collection approximately ed that the convention, as a whole, Roosevelt to the secretary- stamps was sold for Perhaps tho commonest of all er- assistant mil- Honolulu men, Mirabaud, Electric was bound to have and Senator ship of the navy, and in response to 8000 by M. Paul the rors are,, those of surcharge; at pres- Hana, violently opposed my the Avery col- who had your specific inquiry I have to say lionaire banker, but in ent stamps with an inverted or de- nomination, made up his mind that several unique Company, Ltd. that tho story as you have told It ac- lection there aro fective surcharge aro all the rago feeling was so strong the the that he cords with the facts. Colonel Astor nieces which aro absent from mnonir collectors. AmonK the stamps not afford to antagonize It. Aft- the , .. , TELEPHONE 3095. 1 187 could did accompany Colonel Roosevelt to Mirabaud one. Unused copies of bv th German colony of Kia- - ALAKEA STREET I er considerable hesitation then con- Senator Piatt's parlor for the purpose double Geneva stamp fetch 75 each. lItscnou ls ono which is surcharged to accept. In word3, cluded other of soliciting tho latter's indorsement Pf." On a few of the stamps, while I did not intend to permit my- of Colonel Roosevelt for that position. The 24,500 obtaineu tor uio avu.j owJ 1q fl mlsprlnti tho surcharge ap' vice-pres- self to be forced into the i ' The circumstances are most clearly collection is by Ho means a recoru. i)earg rfI, Tne orjgjnai or postal dency, in order to got me out of the impressed my following aro the prices receiuo va,uo Qf (h,8 ,g only ,. T , upon mind. The stanip a half. ,.,,. stamp ' Later Mr. Lang asked the privilege realized at the sales of notable ny A shlp captain addressed to refuse the nomination when it be- - Cisco, of publishing Colonel Roosevelt's o collections: Ayre collection, tiu.w. from Klautschou to his son in Europe Portsmouth square is the one project under consideration some ...111. for evident that tho earnest desire'. - 30,000; Paul col ...vuwTnnaf nnn.1l. nnnnnniJ ter, to which Colonel Roosevelt repli- - Mnnn collection,- an envelope to which one of these STEVENSQNS iiv.uwj UUIIUUIUU Willi OLUVeil time, and will be ready to begin ser- nf. (tin fottii. It linn...it c nu n ivhnln wnu t r I Qf 27 11,400; Thompson collec- son. It ls In the mldat of the city .. eJ under date Decernber 1910. lection, rarities was affixed. His son was a ' vice on the opening of the canal. Fine have me take the position for the ben (Continued page nine.) Stevenson found mnal- IntoroMnc nn( "I desire that my letter should not tion, 7000. collec'or and did not throw the envel- from new steamships will be placed In this eflt of the party. two- - which he portrayed bo published at present, simply be- Among other rarities, a blue ope into the waste basket, as doubt-Ipk- s in 'Tho Wrecker,' service with ports of call in tho West Asked No Indorsement. dat- - and it was cause it is not worth while to get into cent missionary stamp of Hawaii, mnnv others did. in ignoranco nine years afterward he renewed tho here he often came to sit Indies. "Again, the statements about my on the benches a public controversy. As I have told lng from 1851, is now worth at least th(j Qf treasure. 0nly scenes in "The Wrecker" by' bringing and watch the strange "The opening of the canal doubtless coming to Senator Piatt for his in- - of valuu the humanity you, I have a letter from Colonel As- 1000. The two-penc- e ulacK (185t) error aro his hero across on the same route. that drifted thither." By will attract much Immigration to the about ten specimens of this way tor stating he never saw Senator at 100, s 75 Shortly arriving in this qlty he of an appendix are printed W. O. Pacific Coast by that ot Canada, ls value , known, and they are valued at after direct routes from . i ft nnllnn. McGeehan's well-know- n lines, "Leg- Piatt about my being assistant secre- stamp was also in uie avuu each. went on to Monterey, and Mrs. Franco and Southern Europe. The - end of Portsmouth Square." THREE YEARS tary of tho navy. None of tho incl- tion, as was the 4 cents on blue paper gives a list of the various Other French line's St. Nazaire-Sa- n Fran 200. matters, such as his marriage, when, dents to which I referred In my first 0f British Guiana, valued at CARUSO AND' DESTINN works he wrote there, together with cisco service will bring tho Pac - as ho described himself, ho .was letter are related accurately or truth Even comnaratively common stamps DO "TURKEY TROT" somo entertaining descriptions of tho "a Ocean nearer to tho European coiS OF was! mere complication of cough and MISERY fully by Senator Piatt, but I think hia sometimes Increase greatly In value. NEW YORK, January 22. Little did men and women with whom ho nent by at least a week than it Is at - bones," his experiences with tho Bo mind was failing, and do not accuse Wo remember tho time when a tri- Giacomo Puccini know what was com associated. What a fine picture is present under tho best transportation hemian Club and his San Francisco him of Intentional untruth." angular Cape of Good Hope could bo t0 njm wuen ue conceived the brll that ot dear old Jules Simoneau and. conditions." friendships are already familiar read Mrs.Burnside Escaped an Op- Tlie "campaign contribution" story, bought for a halfpenny. Tho cheap- - nant idea of putting a waltz into the his wife! When Stevenson fell flick to which Mr. Rooaevelt took .excep- it was the restaurant keeper who was ing. The work Is, if nnythlng. a little eration by Taking Lydia E. est three-cornere- d Cape costs today first act of "Tho Girl ot tho Golden tion, was not reciting E. the philanthropist and philoso shorter than was expected, but Its that how H. about half a crown, whilo some of tho West." He may have known that also LEU Pinkham's Vegetable pher, who played tho part of nurse literary charm Is nothing wantinc. IELLS llarriman, at his solicitation, raised rarer varieties run up to 85. Caruso wuold surely Impersonate $200,000 in 1904 to havo his election and banker. "Years afterward, when while the llluatrations nnd printing Compound. Tho two-ce- rose (1851) of Brlth Johnson, but did ho realize that the (Continued From Pago Nine) as president and of Hlgglns as Stevenson was dead and Simoneau are superb. that Guiana is another philatelic. .A pair famous tenor was far more lconoclas-o- f governor. time grown old, and tho wlneroom and res- Mahoningtown, Pa. "For three years these were sold for 400 each, tic than himself In matters of find us. Arrangements had also been Mr. Roosovelt referred to Senator and fashion? If he had been present taurant were closed, He and Madame WIRELESS BREAKS I suffered untold misery every month, Tho collector who posses a complete made to flro a salute of twenty-on- e Piatt's story of how ho had saved opera this became very poor, but they never PREVIOUS nnd had to stay in series of British Guiana is a rich man, at tho performance of tho RECORDS guns from the Woosung forts." bed the first two or Roosavelt's election for governor In seon the great consented to sell their autographed for there are many stamps of great evening he would havo NORFOLK, January 22. Breaking "What is tho signifianco of the three days. 1 also 1808, by securing from J. Picrpont introduce a startling Innovation Stevenson first editions, sent them by all former over- price among tho numerous issues of 8i'Bor records for distance salute of twenty-on- o guns?" had a displacement - Morgan, Thomas P. Ityan, William C, amon the fashions of the forty-nln- Stevenson from the different places land, a wireless tho colony. Tho same prico as tint niessago was received "That Is tho presidential salute, in anil other ailments 'Whitney and three others nt the elev- - ers. ho was afterward living in in Europe; at tho navy ynrd last mentioned (400) was paid for Norfolk today from honor of Dr. Sun Yat Sen." At the end of tho certain opisodc m nor Stevenson's letters, though they tho Mare Island I became so weak a fourponny bluo of Western Aus naval station. The "Where did you get your of Minnie waltz wero offered more than once an message titlo and run down I could tralia (first issue). Tho high prlco tho first act Johnson and was recoivod at the govern- General?" scarcely walk across FIFTY THOUSAND WOMEN from the stage into tho danco hall, amount that would have raised them ment wireless station direct from was sololy duo to tho fact that tho "I was commander of four divi- the floor. while tho miners sing. Caruso never above penury." Mare Island. The message read: WILL FIGHT HOME RULE center had boen accidentally invert- sions, organized by myself for the "The doctor told was a graceful waltzer. But tonight A few days before Christmas, 1879, "Wireless communication with East BELFAST, Ireland, January 18. tho ordinary stamp without this rescue of tho Emperor Kwang Su me I would never be ed; tho audience sat up and stared. What Stevenson moved to San Francisco, and West Coast ls improving. well unless I would Fifty thousand women members of tho of impression is only worth 12s. eleven years ago." ' error wns Humped shoulders, bowod and a Httlo later took a room with the undergo an operation, but I was advised Ulster Unionists Associations today Is this? "MAYO." Cd. embrace It Carsons at COS Bush street. This "Where was tho army organized?" by my mother to take Lydia E. Pinkham's sued a fiery manifesto tojheir slstorsi back, sliding away, magic The message recoivod today Is tho ono 7 Montgomery ave-nu- o "Chiefly in the South command- Vegetable Compound and after I had ta- wna "th.. tnrlrnv Irrtt!" From Call houso and at first tho government ever received and In Great Britain to aid thorn in defeat- five-cen- Tho t brown (18G0) of New California was where, after his marriage, he and ed by American ofllcors. I was later ken four bottles I am strong and well. I . it from Maro Island, a distance of ing tlie homo rulo bill. me of have got others to take your medicine Brunswick is wortu auout juj in ,.n,rnori nnt nestinn woro his wife went for 'n few days before 3000 miles. message en- commander Chinese troops in The Duchess of Ahercorii' preside 1 Pr0 The was sent with the same good results and they can- unsuod state; at loast,, that Is tho tu0 first tlmo on moving to Mount St. Helena, and tho tirely America." "-- - tho trottors For overland, and tho distance ls Mrs. Bukn-sid- e, nt the meeting of tho council- of tho not say enough for it. J. A. prlco put on It in tho cataloguo ot a ,n BVanJ opera old Occidental Hotol, where Steven "What connection havo you with Ulster Unionists Associations which (my stago a genuino greater by several hundred miles than Mahoningtown, Pa. leading stamp doalor, although it la son stayed on his roturn eight years nny the American Army?" made tho appeal. In hot' speech she nj,,)earcd ..tno turkoy trot." other mossago was ovor sent. Thousands of unsolicited and genuine very doubtful If it was ever issued for There was no grizzly boar or bunny later to ship from this port for tho j "My military books aro used in testimonials like tho ubove proye the ef- said: stamp, many postal use. This llko lmg nU0ut It. It was Just tho old, South seas, wero the only houses Ste- FRENCH STEAMERS I tho examination at West Point and ficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- "Wo will not accept home rulp nnd others, has a history that is worth oviginal Emmy Dostlnii venson over lived in in San Francisco. 'Annapolis." ble Compound. If we aro thrown out of our hermitage trot and when TO SAN FRANCISCO relating. It ls known as tho "Con- - discovered what Caruso was up to she "A certain house In San Francisco NEW YORK, January 21. Paul For- "But what official connection Women who suffer from those distress- wo shall stand by our mon folk, resist- hae ncll" stamp, from tho Colonial Post- - joined In both feet and made the called Stevenson's was not his; in got, you?" ing ills should not lose sight of these facts ing to the uttermost tho domination of with general agent hero of tho French name, whoso the trot was not many years or doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pink- a rebel Parliament in Dublin." master General ot that thing a perfect success. If fact, built until line, said today, about a service be- "I have no official connection. That Girl," a ham's Vegetable Compound to restore The manifesto declares tho Union- effigy it bears. About tho end of does not give now life to "The after his being there, and even some tween the Pacific Ocean and Franco Idea is erroneous." currency colony their their health. ists' determination to hold Ulster for 1859, when the of the good many people will miss time after his death." Tho writer after the completion of the Panama was changed from pence to cents, tho guess,' adds: "More than that, he never even Canal: A guinea pig If you havo tlio slightest doubt! the-- empire and asserts that homo rulo that had lived sixteen that liycua J5. vegeta- "will reduce the whole country to tho Postmastor General was ordered by visited the site on which that house J "Tho facilities of tho French lino daya without food and water was ble Compound will help you, write government to print now stamps The University of Wisconsin has stands." This unnecessary emphasjs f6r through service from Franco to taken from Equitable Co. rags and povorty which are found In the tho the rulna of tho to Tydia E.Pinkliam Medicine currlcu-stamp- s suggests purpoao I;ynn, Mass., for ad- Ireland only in those districts where with the altered values. Tho now added classes in "rest" to its a beyond that of Pacific by way of tho canal are as building in New York. The animal (confidential) girls' gym-fiv- e, vice. Your letter will he opened, rule of the Nationalist League is were to bo of tho valuo of ono, lum in connection with the good as those of any other transatlan' jwas being used by the medical depart read and answered by a woman, ten and twelve cents. No special nnslum department. "Of all the landmarks in San Fran- - tic line. Our home office has had the ment for teats. and held in strict conlldencc.

1 XX WAIIAN 1) THIRD SECTION

PAGES 17 TO 20. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912. PAGES 17 TO 20. What Andrew Carnegie May Be Actually Worth Now 4

.Hi TpsHmnnV fVi fonloir Pam- - thnt h"Bo fortunes, so far as their! Mr. Carnegie's Donations to Date. w BBT.tnnPOPKWWI'MI I W It J Ml MCJKSU H"T1 mil ill MMMMillll Rfnrw. owners are concerned, aro as useless Carnegie Hero Fund Com- will ' mittee Gives Interesting Figures That, as the Star or Garter aro to their pos- mission (United States sessors, and not so ornamental." States and Canada) $ ti.000.onn Taken Wilh Previous Statements,!I Such phrases as "a miserable hoard Hero Funds for Other of dollars," ascribed to him. In 1902, European Countries . . . 7,25.1,01)0 bhow lhat Mis Capital Is Ummpair and Ills doscrllitlnn nf tnnnnv no "nnlv Carncgio Foundation for ed-an- d What He Gives Awav Does '1'0!,8'" !i'ceo'1 at thoi,enl"s Advancement of Teach- - U r--i m m urnegie insuiuie ing 15,000.000 r -, 190- INot iLxceed Annual Income. iat wttsburg m have frequently; i Carnegie Institution at nis seemed to bo Indicative of his view- Washington 22,000,000 point In his advice to young men and Colleges in United States g ' his democratic spirit with those not I and Canada 20,000.001 so fortunate as he. I Colleges in England G.800,000 Such opinions gave point to Mr. Carnegie Trust for tho '1 Carnegie's remark In Washington last Universities of Scotland. 10,000,000 Wednesday. It seomed at first glance Carncgio Dumferllne Trust 2,550,000 as If his fortune might havd dwindled Camegio Institute at Pitts- . In the last deca'de to a surprising de- burgh 22,000,000 gree. Carnegie Relief Fund (for His evidence showed that in 1901 Steel Workers) 4,000,000 tho Carnegie Steel Company sold out Gifts for Church Organs.. 4.000.000 to a combination sponsored by J. P. Building for Bureau of Morgan, which was to emerge as tho American Republics at j Corporation. Washington 850,000 United States Steel The prlpo paid was $420,000,000. Of this, Building for Hague Peace Mr. Carnegie and two relatives re- Tribunal ..' 1.500.000 ceived $213,000,000. Thoso who shared Endowment for Interna- In this were Mr. Carnegie, his sister-in-la- tional Peace 10,000,000 Mrs. Lucy Carnegie, and a Libraries 50,935,000 HENRY cousin. Mr. Carnegie testified that Carncgio Corporation of his portion amounted to 49.5 per cent, New York 23,000,000 CLW J. PIERPONT MORGAN. or $207,900,000. United Engineering Build ing, Does Andrew Carnegie wish to die books and sayings in past years will This vast fortune, it was under- - 000000XX000000 New, York City. 1,500,000 of what purported to bo an incident -- a poor man? recall the same thought seems stood, was practically all in bonds of that when the Steel Corporation Car-hav- was $208,335,000 That is, relatively "poor?" The to have recurred constantly and to' the new Steel Corporation. Mr. e formed. The remark was attributed term does not mean that lio may found uttcranco In phrases even ncgie's gifts for- public uses since to Mr. Morgan that very few people some day seek relief from his own more outspoken. then have usually been In such bonds. The available figures cast much could realize what $100,000,000 meant, pension fund. But a man who ten For instance, the maxim "The man T1o latest estimate of his bonefac-wh- o light on these expenditures and their and that millions might have been years ago could count his wealth in dies rich, djes disgraced," has tlons to tho present place the total if any, on his capital. added to the capital stock of tho tho neighborhood of $200,000,000 long been associated with this philan- - at more than $200,000,000. Has the As a basis, there Is the 5 per cent Steel Corporation and few would might bo called "poor" if that fortune-shoul- thropist and might almost bo called a Carnegie fortune vanished? income on the $207,900,000 Steel n have had a clearer idea of the vast dwindle in a decade to some- "tag" to his personality. Nor is the The answer forms a curious corn- - bonds. This would amount aggregate. The point of the story as thing like $7,000,000 in- strength of tho popular belief weak- - mentary on human nature. For ono to $10,395,300 per annum. To spend thus told was tho inability of most deed, with the latter sum to his ened by the fact that this maxim is thing. It indicates the inability of the this would bo, to the average man, a people to appreciate $400,000,000 when credit the name of Carnegie would be merely a paraphrase, as Mr. Carnegie average man or woman to grasp tho problem almost as elusive as his men- they say it. Mr. Carnegie gave a dif- far down In the list of great Amorl-ca- n explained recently,, of a statement n real meaning of $207,900,000. It does tal grasp of the principal sum. This ferent twist to the story in his testi- fortunes. his book, "The Gospel of Wealth,-- ' not help much, but may furnish a interest moans that Mr. Carnegie mony before the Stanley committee Tho question of Mr. Carnegie's in 1891. What Mr. Carne- - allel to say that this vast sum would would be $2846 richer every time tho last Wednesday when he exclaimed: present, .wealth 'was suggested by his gie really said was that a millionaire come within $10,000000 of paying the sun rises; he would have $119 added "What a fool 1 testimony before the Stanley Steel who hoards his Wealth, instead of ad- - public debt of Mexico, would very was to soli out to to his bank account for every hour tho Corpomtiotr $420,-000,00- Investigating Committee, in Washing- ministering it as u fund for the serv-- nearly buy all the porsonal property Stool for only of tho day. I have ton last Wednesday. In this evidence ice of his fellows, shodld die "un- - in the State or Alabama, or pay tho since learned from In tho ten years since ho retired the inside that we could re- these words seemed to summarize went, unhonored and unsung." expenses of tho army and navy for havo from business, this, annual .Interest ceived $100,000,300 moro Mr. Carnegie's attitude toward his In his later' volume, "Problems of 1912. from Mr. would foot up to $103,950,000, or Morgan if we i Air. - had placed that value 'fortune: Today," Mr. Carnegie wrote: Morgan seemed to realize bet- about one-hal- f of the total of Mr. Car- on our properties." "You know my scheme of life Is to "To keep a fortune Is scarcely loss ter than Mr. Carnegie how the aver-difficu- negie's benefactions. Nor does this spend my old age not accumulating than to acquire it." age man, with his limited standards The comparison of the $207,900,000 sum include, of course, such of tho "but distributing surplus wealth." And again, in the same volume. of comparison, could not grasp tho which Mr. Carnegie received when interest as may bo earned ns incre ' n A Those familiar with Mr. Carnegie's "The truth is full proportions of Buch figures. In- - he retired from business with tho ment on unused Income. Wlt1'.. such a deduction from tho business associate on tho other . $27.900,000 on - hand, Cor-timat- $200,000,000 and upward he has spent There are indications from tho es- - received tho forma- estimated when tho Steel in his benefactions, also ignores tho made from time to timo of tlon of tno steel Corporation, Mr. poration was formod that Mr. Came-M- r. New merican Cardinal Greeted Tens question of the Interest ho receives Carnegie's wealth, that tho sums Carnegie's capital would be still In gle's income was somowhero between from year to year on his investments. mentioned as canltal and Income Ule neighborhood of $iju,uuu,uuu, i.uuu.uuu ana zt,ouu,uuu a year; 1." ( A 1 H . Ill fl li it film nf tUe - mnil. U'hda In 0 If wnn cnt.t 1. I ,1- .- Heroin is the key to tho situation. must be regarded as tne nuclei....ratner nn.i ",v- ... .v. iu uV .u iuu Mr. Carnegie himself probably than the aggregate of tho phllanthro- - cans ot hIs dav- - neighborhood of $20,000,000 a year, of Thousands on His Return to America could not say, offhand, what his for- plat's fortune. Mr. Carnegie began to J It is doubtful, however, If this com- - indicating an Increase of $80,000,000 tune amounts to In dollars and cents, give money for libraries as early as putation on a conservative basis rep- - ln capital slnco 1901. 1301 1908 as is frequently the caso with men of 188S, making donations of $20,000 or resents the limitations of Mr. Carne-- 1 From t0 the list or gifts YORK, 18. Farley among own people NEW January His minence John Cardinal is hack his and has taken his class. Such a summary would be $30,000 In a modest way. In 1884 Mr. gle's wealth. In 1899, before tho aggregated upward of $110,000,000 or' up his duties at St. Patrick's Cathedral. Ho landed at the Battery from the steamer Hosedale, which brought him as elaborate-a- s tho balanco sheet of Carnegie's wealth was estimated at steel merger, his fortune was estl- - " average of $22,000,0)0 for each of docked, up to Cathed. al avenue from Hoboken, where his liner and rode St. Patrick's at Fiftieth street and Fifth a big business house. Tho totals fluc- $15,000,000. His gifts did not begin mated at $200,000,000. Any additions the five years. Since then, or be-- spectators the sidewalks. The face was wreathed In smiles. Many time3 through lines of tuut covered cardinal's tuate constantly. Indeed, how littlo to nttract attention until nearly ton since the Steol Corporation took over tween April 4, 1908, and April 25, .he to Mooney, who beside him, and asked in amazement: "What does it mean? How can turned Vicar General. sat his stocks and bonds seem to mean years later, or In 1893. his property may bo considered tho tho list of gifts was swelled by this be? What have you done to call forth this wonderful outpouring? S.i ely it is a thing to stir the blood of to the philanthropist iwas shown In a M. Schwab, his testi- natural increment to his fortune, us nddltions totaling about $33,000,000, seventy-year-ol- d Charles in oven a man like my3 If. I am overwhelmed by it all." It had been planned to fill the cathedral for-eac- h dramatic and rather startling manner Investigat- Mr. Carnegie has declared that slnco n nvorago of $11,000,000 ot C000 children, S000 wero sqi oozed Inside tho great edifice. In his address Cardinal Farley told of his mony before tho Stanley with but during Mr. Carnegie's address at the thon ho has not bought a share of the three years. In 1911, as was visit to Rome and delivered the mess go of Pope Pius to tho American pec pie. ing committee, fixed tho Carnegie opening of the institute In Pittsburgh profits from tho steol industry at stock and 'never will." computed recently. Mr. Carnegie's In April, 1907. His words wore not $C,000,000 ln 1890, $7,000,000 in 1897, Tho ways in which such fortunes benefactions aggregated $20,516,300. In the of pre- In-- thoso tho impression version the address $11,003,000 In 189S, $21,000,000 ln Increase In an amazing manner Is 1 rtom flBros ,s pared beforehand and given out to 1899, and $40,000,000 ln 1900. Then stanccd in a story told of Mr. Car- - Kalno1 that his income and his tho news agencies. They wore de- came tho formntion of the Carncgio ncglo-apocry- phal. of course, bht pro-- . benefactions from year to year aro wldolv variance, livered impromptu, to all appear Company of Now Jorsoy as a phaso clsely to tho point. Ono ot Mr. Car-ino- t at ' ances, with visible emotion and with of the organization of tho great Steol ncgie's close fflonds called ou'hlm, so From thoso estimates It would np-th- o startling effect on tho distinguished Corporation. In tho books of this story goes, and was shown by I,oar t,,on that' tho KIfts of Mr- - Car-hi- auditors. As ho spoke of his gifts to concorn Mr. Carnegie was sot down through tho residence on Fifth ,lavo "ot mailc sorioils inroads t.t4 1.1,. ...li 1 ...1. 1 t. tho institute, ho said: as holding $8C,379,000 In stock and nvonue, thon recently cbmplotod. "la icn is ovor suu,-nn - "It Is truo I gavo somo pieces of about tho same amount ln bonds. After they had looked ovor the groat 00.000, nnd probably noaror $250.-hal- l, paper, but they do not represent any- This aggrogato of ovor $170,300,000 the marblo bath, tho groat or-- 00.000. inil that, his lncomo ranges thing In my mind, because I do not was contrasted with gifts to libraries Ban, and tho long library overlooking fro,n H 3.003,000 to $20,000,000 per part with anything that 1 could under up to that time of about $40,000,000 Central Park, tl)o visitor turned 10 ann". '! Is possibly about midway stand. It Is true thoso bits of Mr. Cnrnoglo botweon the two. that and othor gifts of not moro than and romarkod: i paper represented bonds, but I had $00,000. "This must havo cost you a lot ot never scon these bonds. I cannot foe I Thoso figures aro vital in casting monoy, Mr. Carnesia?" ACCOUNTING DONE BY that 1 own a mountain. I don't think light on Mr. Carnegie's probablo 'cap- "To toll you tho truth," Mr. Cur- - ANCIENT BABYLONIANS any man can really fool ho owns a nogio replied, ital and income as compared with "it didn't cost mo a Recent dlscoverlos of thg wonders of over stretch of land. Lot him walk his bonofactions slnco his retirement cent." Babylonian civilisation, by guy mountains or hoather and to him from actlvo businoss whon tho Stool "How do you make that out?" tho fruits of earlier explorations, show self, 'These mountains are mine,' and Corporation was established In 1901. asked the astonished guest that "Huslnros Is business" as a rule ho will not be able to make himself As has boon Indicated, Mr. Carne- "It was like this," Mr. Carnogio re of life is as old as history. understand the moaning of tho words. gie's bonds have boon earning for plied. "! bought this block ot ground As far bark as 9000 years before So it is Imposslblo to make one's solf him $10,395,000 per annum since thon, from Fifth to Madison avenue a num- Christ the Babylonians had made sueh groat understand that ho owns a for or a total of $103,950,000. Adopting ber of yoars ago. Its valuo Increased progress in commercial aptitude that I money 1 gave. tune. don't miss tho tho latest ostlmato of $208,335,000 as rapidly. ,Wlion I was ready to build, special laws had to bo framed to deal a many So far as I know, thoro are tho total of his gifts for philanthropy I sold off tho Madison avenue end with thoie gontlomen who tried short- deposit bonds in tho safe vault as and education to tho close of last and got onough for It to pay mo what cuts to wealth. Tho young man with, thero wero before." year, such a comparison would loavo I had spoilt for tho wholo plot." expectations roallzed tn thoso days To say that Mr. Carnegie's capital moro than $100,000,000 unaccounted "But that didn't pay for tho fine with loss rc&ird to tho sacrednoss of right bor- has dwlndlod very materially slnco for, or, possibly, a draft on his cap- hoiiBQ you havo horo," retorted tho tho person and tho to live, prototypo not In- ho rotlred from businoss and bogan ital. guost, doubtfully. rowed, as his modem frequently doos today from the pro- to givo away millions would, Indeed, From tho total of his bonofactions "Oh! About Mr. Carnogio that" fessional money lendor. bo a reckless assertion in tho light of and gifts, however, must bo deducted continued confidentially, "thnt was a on The Babylonian merchant banked this statement and tho faco of tho $40,000,000 , tho rako-of- t tho bostowod boforo from Frlck." regularly his brick "chocks" ovldonco. Tho Income on his Invest- and issued formation ot tho Stool Corporation, A reliable statmont madC ln 1902 exchange, and tho law ments amounts to a fortune Itself and bills of and, theroforo, not entering Into tho placed tho sum of Mr. Cnrnoglo's cap- stepped In, oven as it doos today, to every year. Somo shrowd obsorvcrs present computation of capital and ital at $275,000,000, Including tho ex- preserve Invlolato tho rights of prop- oven assert that his bonovolottcoa, interest isting premiums on his bonds and erty, So keen woro tho husiiioss in- with his personal family expen- and This would loavo a balanco of about sovoral millions of dollars In gifts bo- stincts of tho pooplo that ovorftho ses do o added, not approximate his $CO,000,000 ovor and above Mr. Car- stowod but not paid ovor. This would prlcflts wore not abovo a doal ln offer- for tho corresponding negie's lncomo from his bonds to bo pjoduco Intorost, on a 5 por cunt ba ings and ln roal estate. Indeed a great drawn, possibly, from his capital sis, ot $13,780,000 por annum. (Continued on pago, twenty.) Things to Interest Our Woman Readers -- t WHEN A MAN COOK SAVORY WARMED OYER MEAT COMBINATIONS LIVING OVER INCOME r By Christine Terhune Herrlck. sides and fill tho space in the middle helps out wonderfully in a meat com- ' Tho Btrugglo of moBt of us house- with tho gravy and liver.' -- prlnkle bination, Two women wero commiserating a girl is not happier in a simple gown. By CHRISTINE TERHUNE HERRICK a In I'ouletto" iintl is delicious no mat- - crumbs over top put In tho Meat In paid for in Nearly every mnn Is sure he could tor by what name you call It. keepers Is to cut down tho meat bills. tho and Warmed Over Tomato. friend whoso husband had lost his t.lat is than a creation oven for twenty minutes. This is an excellent way using which sho Is being cook If ho tried. Most men cherish I may say, by tho way, that oysters Yet although wo buy cheap cuts as of money, whoso family had to move for dunned? Who up cold sol-fiB- h o Pate of Potato and Liver. lamb or mutton or bedf, when save tho utterly improvident or the secret conviction that, they could are oasy to cook beenuso tho "plump-d- daugh- often as our families will stand It and Follow same as that they have dried out Into a small house, and whose worry It better than women, If they one ing" to which I have referred and tho the directions a little. Slice woman falls to harder expend tho best Bklll wo have at already given, po- tho meat to- ters had to go to work. gave their mind to the businosB and curling of the gills, give infallible proof substituting mashed Into neat pieces. Cook when she stuggles to keep up .appear- In ap- tato for adding a beaten gether "You might I am not prepared ,to Bay they may not that they aro done. Cooking them command cooking such cuts In the rlco and the contents of a can of toma- A third woman said: ances? egg to this, to give consist- toes bo right! after rtbJs Stago Is likely to mako them petizing ways, the meat bills keep It firmer and a sliced onion, adding a littlo as well save your pity. I met her Tho very nature of this Btrugglo ency. sugar, un- Among my men friends I am happy, flabby and tough, high. Pass gravy with It. a bay leaf, sdlt and pepper yesterday and she looked more con-- makes for discontent When wo faco to number noveral who are excellent Creamed Clnms. How many of you know the many Perhaps I speak of gravy with an til you have a savory stew of tomato. tented than I have over seen her. issues and make tho best of them vo .'gjcooVvj, and who delight to show their For thf.i dish use the soft clams, combinations in which a little meat ease which 1b discouraging to somo of In this lay tho slices of meat and cook When I began to sympathize with her may not love tho effort, but wo aro 1 you. You may me you don't until they aro hot through ten min- kill at late suppers and Impromptu . trimming off the rough part and cook may bo made to go a long way? tell that sho replied, 'I feel dreadfully about proud of our bravery and common always luncheons in their bachelor apart-- ; them by tho preceding reclpo. Yon have no doubt all of you have your have gravy In the house. Then utes will answer. There may bo a Tom and It is hard on the girls, but sense. But let us apo our wealthy j good xnenbf. At such banquets as these I will improve them If you add a table- - fashions of preparing meat combina- mako it! Save all tho bones from deal of tomato and only a small you cannot Imagine tho relief not to friends and the fret of the struggle k your have often figured as chaperon and spoonful of sherry and the yolks of tions, but the following are a few roasts and insist that the butcher quantity of meat, but tho combination have to keep up appearances any sours had embitters us. - shall send trimmings. He should tasto good enough to always I wonder that so few men cul- two beaten eggs after the clams are which have proved acceptable In my homo the make the longer."' ) False prldo is at tho bottom ot an entirely tlvate tho accomplishment of cooking. cooKed In the sauce. Three minutes household and may bo of valuo to has airy way of cutting them off eaters content. Any one who is struggling to live keeping up nppearances. Economy is - throwing It adds greatly to their charm as bus- more cooking will bring them to the you, not only as a stop to economy, and them to one side. Stand Savory Meat Pie. beyond means knows what that dreaded less for Itself than for Its her i y by while your and For you can use any kind of bands, present or prospective, and is right stage. Tho double boiler should but also as a means of providing ho cuts off meat this woman meant. There Is nothing so effect on social position. Suppose ono In camp- - any eggs claim the bits he would reject if you meat you have or you may combine a gift of incalculable value be used for dish in which in the bill of fare. wearing to tho nerves, so ruinous to is Invited to fewer parties, does sho 1 wore him. These two or three. Add a pair of stewed ing, picnics and similar conditions. are added to a sauce containing milk hope these may prove an encour- not there to watcn tho disposition, so destructive to lose her place in tho world becauso. I am not touching today on such sim-'o- r cream. you will serve as a foundation for Boup kidneys or part of a lamb's liver, cut agement to to send me some of moral fiber as trying to keep up ap- - sho does not pose as wealthy when very rem- pie cookery as bacon, eggs, coffee, Oysters or Shrimps With Anchovy your own ways of making meat a stock and for gravy. Moreover, a can Into small pieces, to the up? " pearances. she is hard even flapjack and quick biscuits. A Sauce-Mo- of soup cost ten cents will answer nants to your roast, making all the lt minor item in tho main dish of your No ono advocates wearing our heart Two brothers of a firm got into knowledge these and like dishes is teaspoonful anchovy paste as the basis for an excellent gravy fragments as nearly th same size p.s of a of meals and yet keeping this up to a on our sleeve or taking all the world tight places financially. Tho fam'Jy Indispensable for cooking in camp and with two tablespoonfuls of butter in and will cost much less than the meat possible, and be sure to have plenty savory standard. into our confidence about our flnan- - of tho ono frankly acknowledged it out-door- but the dishes of which I boiler of chafing dish, you would buy especially to make it. of gravy and to season It well. A the double the Meat and Macaroni. dls-hurtf- cial mishaps, but oven that Is less and met it sensibly. Tho mother ul give the recipes below are more EAilted j jay in tho content? of a can of shrimps, By tho addition of seasoning and vege- hard-boile- d egg or two sliced, is also Boil a half pound of macaroni or than tho silly struggle to bo pensed with all but one maid, and tho tor suppers after card parties or studio j 0r twenty oysjters, drained from their pour- tables and thickening you can have a good addition. Put all into a deep spaghetti until tender, blanch by something one is not. .daughters started to earn their festivities, or for Sunday night gather- - liquor. When tho oysters or shrimps unlimited gravy at small outlay and it bake dish nnd cover with a top crust ing cold water over It, after draining aro prono clothes. One tutored children, tho ings, when 'tho cook Is out and tho are hot through,' pour over them a gill is worth whtlo as an economy, for it made of good biscuit dough. Americans too to this it from tho pot, cut it into short - J pretense. Our ingrained love of lux- other made cakes and desserts, of compounding a savory meal.0f cream intovhich you sea- pieces. Thicken two cups of well in-- family, mix- - ury, our habit of living up to the j The family of .the other brother fnlH upon a member of the the yolks of two eggs. Stir tho soned gravy, or if you have not this, ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo to prepare A come, make It all too easy to live tried to bluff it out. Outwardly thoy If a man onco learns how ture with the fish until it thickens, add two cupfuls of tomato sauce, using a ho j once beyond our means. acted as if affairs were as prosperous tho following and other dainties a pinch of cayenne and .serve at tablespoonful of flour rubbed smooth Iks himself and a joy . Then begins tho struggle. Instead as ever. The girls wcrev as 'capablo will a pride to 0I1 toast. with tho same amount of butter. Chop I to his friends. Shrimps With Anchovy Sauce. We of curtailing expenses and simplify- - as they wero silly. They made their fine a cupful of any cold meat you x m m aYWJat&Mor ar "SMfe. ma u a tablespoonful of ing living, false pride steps in, debt, own clothes, but pretended that an Spanish Eggs. Cook together have, salt and pepper to taste and stir your chafing dish butter and one of flour until they are i worry and discontent comes close un expensive dressmaker and milliner Into the blazer of tho thickened gravy or sauce, I it into ome to family out. chafing dish Id, of course, tho blended, pour over them half a pint its trail. Tho continues turned them Tho same number for the I . . . with the macaroni. Do all this over . . 1)uquur t 1. . linv.na. dress, entertain, amuse Itself, whilo of servants were retained, but tho great standby of .the amateur man-- oi tomato io wu.at the fire, turn into a buttered pudding j drops of onion juice harassed works to make family themselves in food to cook-- put a gill of gravy or stock, added a dozen dish, sprinkle crumbs over the top, Jot the father stinted - half teaspoonful of white sugar, money. . pay wages. made from a bouillon cubo or beef ex and a with bits of butter, bake covered twen- their j j to smooth thick paste, put in ono tract, if nothing else is at hand, a Stir a ty minutes, uncover and brown. The To what end? It isn't as If the What was tho result? The shrlnirs, let them become hot bo helped by his family teaspoonful of onion juice, a green the compound is made even better if grat- 6y smash could averted! And what brother had through .season with salt and cayenne Barba gained? a new pepper, seeded and minced, a dozen ed cheese Is strewed over tho top "bo-- is Who save the silliest ocourago to make start, whilo 'and servo in little nappies or shells, grow-sma- ll stoned olives, cut in small pieces; a fore baking or, if a dish of grated natures is not more content in tho the other brother, harassed by Put a little hot water into these to - half cupful of thick stewed tomatoes cheese is passed with it to bo Give Yourself a Helpful Environment. .regions, there's untold pleasure await- house than in watching tho big ing dobts, lost heart and died. Tho n . take tno cnin on oeiore using mem tni.Wmnnfnl nf butter. Simmer sprinkled on each portion. Why shouldn't you give yourself all ing you in exploring them. There's ono go to rack and ruin for lack of girls who didn't keep up appearances constant stirring, for money popularity. together, with Veal or chicken is especially good help is in the world for you more of adventure and delight ahead to keep it in repair? What lost nothing in eggs Chicken a la King. the there ten minutes. Beat six enough to In this dish, falling these, mutton than ever awaited the early discover- Mv Dear Mrs. Herrick: "Chicken a but to grow toward the good and the beau- mix the whites and yolks, stir theso or beef may be used. ers of this continent. tho bag gravy over it and serve what make a bag mould for the pudding, blazer and la King" is made by heating two full tiful? For growth toward the good Wo tho it,irn in the Meat and Potato Pie. And deliberately choose associates remains of the pepper mixture In a but the paper bag, tied tight at tho they aro thick. Should the tablespoonfuls of butter until it and beautiful means success and hap- separate meat cook until ' Cut cold roast or boiled beef Into who are a mental and spiritual uplift. boat. The roasted thus mouth, is rather more trustworthy. you aro hies, then adding to It one chopped seem too stiff when neat cubes. Brown a sliced onion In piness. Do not choose those whose Influence without .seasoning is tender and juicy The boiling bag must of course be set t ecus, thin with green pepper, the seeds having been hot to tho It tablespoonful of dripping, toss the And your environment has a lot to pulls you down, whoso conversation, and ready to take flavors from the upright, hence it will be apt to re- which removed. Lot cook slowly for three a a little stock or hot water, in is hot do with this. And you can influence even, is lowering in thought or lan- gravy and the sauce. quire the whole oven space. a tablespoonful of flour, meat about in this until it ' you have melted a tablespoonful of minutes, add your environment. guage. Get yourself in touch with Servo it with potatoes both sorts This same pudding, made without ' through, pour in a cupful of boiling eggs thicken, season salt and paprika to taste ana enougn canta- butter. As tho water pouring it around the meat, We all know that If wo plant people who are a tonic, not a poison, baked In their jackets, using very fruit, baked quickly and served with saltspoonful of and a dash rich milk to make a smooth, thick loupes squash, cantaloupes with a salt not upon it and let nil simmer to- near the or even a sedative. little water In the bags with them so the richest possible sauce, Is known p ,.o,.ti,n nn,i snrvo .it mice, on hot sauce, wnen tne sauce ia cookcu, put squash; pop- gether for ten minutes. Turn into a will taste of the that if You may need to prepare yourself thoy shall be mealy. Too much wa- to Southern cooks as "poor man's pud- intna in the contents of a can of boned grown field corn, whip- corn is too near the for such associations by getting on ter makes white potatoes waxy or ding," a name that sounds sarcastic chicken or two cups of cold roost or greased bake dish. Beat an egg Scotch "Woodcock, it loses its characteristic quality of 'their mental plane. But this you can heavy and gives to sweet potatoes a eggs. 11 ped light into two cupfuls of mashed at the present prices of Bake tablenpoonful of cllickel1 allu let hcat l"01' popping. And what Is true in vege do through Cook together a potato, which should have been soft-- the books and pictures and pale flavor not desirable. The secret it In a single bag, buttering the bag flour and two tablespoonfuls of butter table world is true in the finer world music. And rest assured, when they of paper bag cooking, as of all other very well and filling no more This recipo commends itself to meijened with butter while hot, salt and than until they bubble, stirring all the time, of spirit. We gradually and insensibly And in you a kindred spirit, they will cooking, is learning difference be- half. Tho pudding My will how it differs Pepper to taste and cover the top of the should bo feather blending with them at the same readers te become like that which we associate gladly welcome you. and given on this the meat with this. Slake this top tween enough and either too much or light, but has to be eaten as soon as n tnficTioonfnl nf finp.hnvv from tho earlier one strange thing a hrtotiltif to with. And it is a that And if you get in this helpful, uplift, too little. Serve also with tho meat cooked on pain of falling and being - I know chicken a la King made crust at least an inch and a half paste. Pour on thoni a cupful of milk Jmb"- unless wo are an exceptional charac- ing environment, you will find good either turnips cooked in a bag, or car- tough and soggy. rs- - H.'s rec pe would be good two Inches thick, put the dish In the and continue to stir until you have a ter, we' rarely pull tho other fellow up things coming your way. Like attracts rots or spinach. 1 an to try it. may add by oven, covered, cook for fifteen min- Suppose Saturday flnas you with all thick smooth sauce. Have ready six," unless ho wants to be pulled up. like, in mental and spiritual realms, the way. tha the quantity of n ilk re-wi- utes, uncover and brown. A beet salad goes well with the sorts of rags and tatters a snippet of hard boiled egg sliced once length- - j But we eventually and insensibly slip as well as In tho physical. for this proportion of butter Ttlto fl ..1.1.. highly seasoned meat much better veal, Bome bits of roast lamb and cold and four times across, put them mired I down. The squash does not partako And why deprive yourself of this flour will be half a pint and that if you have gravy to pass with it. The' than cold slaw, though that will serve beef too scanty to make a dish, cold Into the sauce, add a pinch of red pep- and of the nature of the cantaloupe. Tho good when you can have It if you will? after is added the sauce must be savory qualities of tho moat and gravy at a pinch. Fresh cucumbers sliced roast pork, or even boiled salt pork. per or of paprika and serve as soon it cantaloupe grows like tho squash. Why not enjoy beauty and success and constantly until it id rich and help out with the potato and make thin and seasoned only with salt and You have to throw it away, but the ag- as tho eggs are hot through. stirred And since this seems tho law, whj a richer life, when it is ours for the smooth. ' the dish a favorite with men and chil- vinegar, are best of all, but in mid- gregation looks rather hopeless. It is Welsh not mako use of tho beneficent side of taking? Why sit In shadow when you Rarebit. I would like more terse, practical dren. A good gravy goes a long way winter fresh cucumbers cost money not hopeless, however. Mako a 'crust, Melt a tablespoonful of butter in it, and put ourselves itt touch with can bask in sunshine? You can recipes like this. to winning good will to any made-ovo- r more money than most of us feel that not too rich, and a square bag mould tho a chafing dish those associations that will lift us up? choose your pleasures and your asso- double boiler of dish. wo can spare for a relish. A cheaper proportioned to your need. Grease tho is in the inner vefsel, while Why not deliberately give ourselves ciates. And if you choose what is, that tho Tomato and Lamb Roast. relish, nnd also one more lasting, is mould, line it with crust rolled a quar- outer ono contains boiling water. Seo HELPFUL HINTS. all tho help possible upward to better progressive and uplifting, It will be doughnuts of . Drain tho liquor from a can of to- ' prune pickle. Soak the prunes over ter inch thick, then fill it with your that this is actually boiling before Bits of cake, and bread things? tho door through which you can enter may In warm matoes, season it with onion juice, night, cook tender in a bag with as meat scraps, cut small and heated to- you begin your copkery. To the but- all kinds be soaked Choose books, choose music, choose Into many good things. salt, pepper and nough sugar to tako little water as possible, and pour gether In a little stock or gravy, ter add a gill of ale or beer, and when water and added to tho steamed pictures, that all have an upward and So look to your environment. Drop or prunes off the acidity. To every cupful of while hot Into a Jar holding vinegar, milk and water, or and vine- these aro smoking hot put In a half brown bread mixture. A few broadening tendency. "Why not Hvo that which is pulling you down, and butter tho liquor allow a scant tablespoonful boiled with a little sugar say half gar, with a seasoning pound of ibft dairy cheese, grated will Improve the bread and will take the richer, fuller, more beautiful life, reach out and take hold of that which of onion Juice, of flour and a heaping teaspoonful of a cupful to the half pint of liquid and salt, pepper powdered Whnn this 1 iiifiltf(l .nnil Rtrintrv."Rttr luo I)lac0 Ol raisinb. if you can? If you do not know these will lift you up. and herbs. F,lll butter or really good sweet dripping all the spices your palate approves. It by spoonfuls, lay in a teaspoonful of celery salt, a ta- Soap should never be rubbed direct- in and in along from chicken, veal or Cook Let stand three days before using, spoonfuls blespoonful of dry mustard and a ly on flannels. Dissolve it In a little roast beef. with the strips of tho crust these together in a saucepan Tho pickle will keep a long If pinch of cayenne pepper. Have tho hot water and add as needed to make until time set cut an Inch wide and Ave inches long, they bubble, pour MEATS OF ALL S0RTSI1PR0VED OT in n cool place. The vinegar, sugar whites and yolks of two egg separ- a suds. Rain water should always bo the tomato upon letting them curl and nestle among them and spices put In ated and botli beaten very light, then used when possible In the washing of and stir until well thickened. can.be the bag with the bits. You can, if you like, brush Keep ij; you prunes in the beginning, mixed. Dip out some of the hot cheese flannels. hot while toast slices of but they will over the strips with soft butter. Lay- bo mixture and stir it Into the eggs; turn Slep in a bedroom bread about an Inch thick, butter PAPER 8A6 COOKING rather less tender than if cooked narrower strips, lattice fashion, across pure lightly and soften with a littlo gravy , alone the top. Put In a bigger , all back into the chafing dish. As soon with fresh, air coming in all the bag, well you as the rarebl hati reached tho hot time, and many of the colds will be if have it. If not, use a little of Boiled batter pudding goes finely greased of course, seal and cook until creamy stage, wihich should be in avoided. Night air seems to be an the tomato sauce. Into the remainder with such savory meat and its vege- the crust Is a delicate brown. A peep, paper about two minutes, add the final sea- especial terror to many, when it is all of this stir a cupful and a half or two Soyer's General Directions for Paper should be used In bag cooking. table complement. To make it take hole In tho upper part of tho bag will: soning of a teaspoonful each ot lemon we have to breatho at night. cupfuls of' minced lamb, season to Bag Cooking Epitomized. for each person who Is to eat of It a let you know about that. If you want juice and of Worcestershire sauce. Lack of ventilation In .sleeping taste, and when tho mixture Is smok. Select a bag that fits tho food to bo Is savory meat no matter what fresh egg, a level tablespoonful of your pie cold, tear off tho bag as soon Serve on toatt. This rarebit will re- rooms, tho superstitious dread ofilnB not Pur n the toast which cooked. Grease bag well on inside, sort ono of your gastronomic do - .Hour and half a cup of milk. Beat as It is taken from tho outer one, and except In lights? paper egg yolk's main light and good as long as there cold air, is responsible for a' large ma- - should also have been .kept in a heat- - case of vegetables or when Cook it in tho bag and .tho very light, adding to Bet upon a folded cloth on a trivet, to is a bit of tt left. It does not become lorltv of tuberculosa nil nvnr.d dish, water is to be added. When food is It will be a greater delight than ever, them alternately the flour, with a lit- - cool. Thus the bottom cniBt will be stringy in cooking as do Welsh rare- our country. It seems a pity that In I have spoken of using lamb for seasoned and otherwise prepared, Suppose you want an approach to tlo baking powder sifted through it, crisp, not leathery. bits made without eggs. Binall towns and country homes where this, but mutton, beef or veal Is equal- place in bag, fold mouth of bag two barbecued lamb as near an approach and the milk, taking caro to mix very Small left-over- s of vegetables, such gas range per- - Maryland Panned Oysters. there is nn abundance of fresh, pure ly good and so is fresh pork. or three times and fasten with a wire as tho or the coal one smooth. Beat tho egg whites very as canned corn, tomatoes, peas or paper clip. Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter In air, that tho valuo of it is not appre- Let mo say a word by the way rala Also fold and clip corners mlts. Get a rack, not too big, fat and stiff and melt a level Bpoonful of but- cauliflower, mixed through the meat rib-end- s jtlio chafing lay ciated. tlvo to the use of dripping In place of of uaS to mako it flt snugly. If bag tender, and have tho cut very ter for each three eggs In tho pudding. and crust, add alike to the- blazer of the dish, in ' tho bulk, butter. Ieaks in cooking do food short and all tho angles of tho, back-dollcat- o In twenty or twenty-fiv- e good sized oys- It cannot always bo used in not transfer Beat tho melted butter It must not tastlncss and tho economy of such a NO-KIS- to a baB- - put bag (bono carefully ters and cook until theso plump and TAGS FOR INFANTS. sauces, but for a sauco with new Simply tllo removed. Wash it be hot, only warm enough to run-t- hen concoction, besides clearing tho ice as jwithln quickly, wipe dry Jlio edges curl. Add two tablesioon-ful- NEW YOItK. Mothers who wish to distinctive a flavor as tomato or another. with a damp cloth, add raisins and citron in the n box at ono fell swoop. A little, tomato follow the latest fads Nursery onion or anything Place bag in oven (gas, coal or oil) rub all over with soft butter, pop in of a ot sherry, sprinkle with pepper in the of tho sort, really cupful for every two eggs. catsup also improves the pio, if i it must Bood on a paper bag, very and salt and sorvo on toast. equip their children with labels, dripping from beef or veal will Brld shelves or wire broilers, never well greased, and The raisins must bo seeded, the citron happens that there aro no stowed to- There aro few better ways of cook- - bearing the words "No me bese" (Doiserv. whilo chicken fat may be em- - on 8011(1 shelves. Place seam side up cook In a hot oven ten minutes, then finely shredded and both well floured matoes to go in It. ployed ink oysters. If you object? to the uso not kiss me) In almost any kind of thicken- - always. Do not movo or open bags in a moderate oven fifty minutes long Beat them In well, but quickly; then Meat scraps, if clean and hard, can ror of wine, the dish is good even with- The tags, specimens of which have ing meat or vogotablo dishes and when onco placed for cooking. Put er. Take up and open tho bag but add the whites of eggs. Fold rather be ground, mixed with toasted bread, out It. just reached this country, aro tho re- will improve their flavor. The rcduc- - roaBts and entrees on lower shelf, fish only a little way on top. Then pour than beat them In, pour the pudding crumbs, moistened with an egg beaten sult of a European campaign tlon of the ,on the middle, pastry, etc., on top, carefully into a sauce Into well-grease- d Creamed Oysters. against butter bill by tho use of the it made thus: either a bag or a in milk, a littlo melted butter and to- the promiscuous Irlpplng where well-grease- d Cook together a tablespoonful each kissing of children. is well worth considering. heat is most intense. Have hot uon sou in a mtio water nau a mould lined with paper mato catsup, and baked In a loaf In't wording oven (200 of butter and flour until blended and The is in Spanish because Pate of Rice and Liver. degrees Fahr.) by lighting dozen pods of cayenne pepper, mash bag paper. Set either mould or bag side a well greased bag. Tho reBult For tho gas bubbling, add half a pint of cream, or the idea is said to have originated this buy a lamb's liver, boll. eight minutes before putting In the liquor, remove strings, add half inside another bigger bag, pour in is a good supper dish, which also an- Queen Spain. drain chop In bag; one-thir- d cup if you have not this, uso milk and, with Victoria of and flue. Boll a cupful of then slack heat to a of butter, half a cup of very enough water to como half way up the swers well for luncheon and Is not to On hygienic grounds, so story rlco one - half double tho quantity of butter. When tho until soft, work it Into a paBte as soon as tho bag corners strong vinegar, half a teaspoonful of side, seal, and cook In a very hot oven be despised for slicing cold or serving. goes, queen with a couple but-- 1 turn brown. Do tho sauco is smooth and boiling put tho directed that her of tablespoonfuls of not let bag touch salt, a dash of Worcester sauce and a soven minutes, then In a moderate one In saridwlches. Ham, fat and lean three children should not bo ter, pepper of oven or gas y three-quarter- s In your oysters you can cook twenty embrac salt and to tnste. HavojBl1es the flames. saltspoon of ground black pepper. for of an hour. Be equal In bulk to all tho other sorts of by sundry court two good,hero t0 given In or thirty In this amount of entice ed all and attendants cupfuls of gravy or time recipes, then Cook together for five minutes, stir careful to leave room In tho bag; tho meat, gives a very appetizing loaf, es who moroly to soup food will be nnd lot them cook about four minutes desired show their stock, thicken with browned flour well cooked. ring constantly. Dip by small spoon- pudding rises a lot If it is made right. pecially If It Is eaten as a relish with up sea-- J Take up bag by slipping or until .they aro plump. Season with rubbed with a little dripping, tho lid of fuls over the meat in tho bag, putting Servo In the mould, cut it with a very radlBhes and bread and a pot button a of sal, a saltBpoon- - son with pepper and salt and onion tin underneath it. To securo on about half. Set tho bag back in hot knlfo or spoon and serve with a Large Bhapes of In all let out water, etc., pin tho oven away Pf yyh.Us PGPPer ana a tiny pinch of hat velvet Juico or kitchen bouquet; stir tho(eravy, stick a after cutting a square rich, sweet wino or lemon sauce. Be- Laco gowns trimmed with narrow j-- : . .1 ( j -'- Qm.i,. nr. trimming thejohoppod pud-- 1 hole in hag top. aJors renulro no but liver into this. Lino a bottom of and drain over on Turn the heat on full and fore putting In wator bo sure that tho bands of sealskin have a chic all their nross-.- a dish, cpok MiH4iawRranfth;ldlntttt.dIflh.wlth..tha,rIca'J,i)astQ. for five minuteB longer. Take outer bag is watertight all up and own. Theso tiny bandB aro used tt "i rn aifi.irfi'aiuhinathqVmflaiWnahi the laco deslcn. Mnll Gazette. Ever glnco Garvin look '' - 1 S & FOSTER charge ot the lnttor It has boon pur- nn NMH HF THE DID WDHLD , TTRESS suing with both persistence mid abll-- - n ity a policy designed to sap the foun- dntlons of public confidence, upon r which the British Ministry must New Royal Claimant Astor Buys London count for Its continuance in olllce. The recent filled the Gurney Refrigerator Globe Italian Soldiers Cry for Unionists with the hopo that the pen- what'l ItiMjr dulum Is nwliiglng their way, and Tl Is tht quitlty ot cotton uied nil lh Garvin particularly Is confident way Ihtv trt mJe thit glvt Stelrni 4 Mothers Marking French that ONE OF Foitef MMtrestM their perfect comfort and In two years' time the Liberal govern- wonderful life. An exclusive "web proceM." ment will bnve exhausted its mandate. Let ut thow them to vou today. Lines. Air Garvin's genius and Astor's money, Wc arc sole Agents which later will undoubtedly have Permanent Satisfaction & COMPANY. ' J. HOPP boon spent llko water It tho Globe MASKILI.ES, January 18. Urged ful king, France would bo unmoved. and Pall Mnll Gazette, neither ot . on by a pious woman, who, like an- Hut in Justice to the priest it must u itt which is a paying property, are to do other Joan of Arc, sees visions and is bo snhl he has shown no sign of tho work expected of them, will n ONLY CLEANABLE. Wright-Hustac-e instructed by "heavenly voices," Abbo insubordination. THE ?P;!T,5P the event of success attending their j Felix Dcluvols, of the dloceso SAVERS. LIMITED. a priest campaign require recognition. KING OF ICE of Marseilles, having changed his Heine? No, Says Kaiser. Phono 1148. Garvin Is not a man to dcslro tltu-- ! Christian name to Henry and altered BERLIN', 18. to- Cor. King and South Sts. January Germans lor honors for himself, nnd what' spelling of his surname to tie is this in mind Successor to the day aro divided more sharply thm Unionist government could refuse It now RcfriRcrator Weather, and with fact Valols, has come forward as a claim- W. W. WRIGHT & CO., Ltd. evor Into two camps admirers and them to his chief and financial back- and with the knowledpte that you want the Best and Most Franco and all also ant to the throno of denouncers of Heine. Kaiser Wilhelm er? Thus runs gossip in tho political belongs by right dlvlno to the Satisfactory Refrigerator on the market, we offer for your that will not have a statue of Heinrlch clubs nnd among the men who aro Kellogg & Dempsey 'Bourbon. chief of the house of Heine in all his broad domains. Dur- not prone to give ear to Idlo rumor. inspection the Auto, Motor and Carriage Repairing, The Prince-Abb- as his supporters Inllueu-tla- ing the paBt few weeks some l Another Journalistic Item of gossip Price $26.50 (Poreclaln.) Painting, Trimming, cnll him, claims to bo descended from Horseshoeing. citizens of Dusseldorf, where the Is thnt William Randolph Hearst, tho son of Louis XIII, wlio, ac- eldest poet was born in 1797, havo privately after his negotiations to bo in posses- cording account on which ho to tho sounded Prussia's Minister of tho In- sion of tho Morning Leader came "Tho .Ltd. relics, was none other than terior, Herr van Dallwitz, but Herr finally to grief, set his eyes upon the Celebrated Gurney Line In Mask," Man the Iron twin brother von Dallwitz sternly answered In the Dally Express, but that his aspira- of Louis XIV, condemned by paternal negative. tions to enter London dally journal- is the only to life- You cannot fail at once to see that the circulation feature, which, after all factor caution and fraternal dread There is no luw, ho says, to forbid ism through that door met with still long imprisonment and anonymity. CHINESE NEWSPAPER Dusseldorf erecting statues to any loijs success. that give a refrigerator standing is absolutely complete in the Gurney. All compartments Tho story of "Tho Man in tho Iron poet, painter, soldier, historian or PUBLISHING AND The Morning Loader is to bo can be kept scrupulously pure and wholesome. Mask" has been told a thousand other notable native but thero Is a merged with tho1 Dally News on .. times, or more, and In u thousand JOB PRINTING. law which forbids Inciting to public April 1, with Ernest Parke as man ways. aro agreed that Prices range from to $150.00, according to size. Historians disorder, and If anyone in any Ger- aging director. $7.50 e - - - ' tho man wns led a prisoner across man city raises a monument to Ger- France, from Provence to Paris, many's sweetest lyrist uproar will be Cry for Mothers. li 111 No. 49, cor. of Smith and Hotel Sts. In 1C98, his face covered by a the first result. Soldiers n in j small black velvet mask, and lodged Which, put briefly, means that ROME, Jnnunry 15. Letters from ON EASY TERMS in the Bastile, where ho died In 1701. Heine is still a bone of contention; Italian officers and men serving with Tho ground for identifying him with Kaiser Wllhehn Is still tho poet's the invading army In Tripoli and J ii that You can become a proud possessor of a Gurney at once. 1 Men of the. Fleet and Tourists. the eldest son of Louis "The Just" sharpest critic, and that millions of Cyrennicn received by relatives In One-thir- 1- The best place in Honolulu to buy lies In a work portentously entitled Germans back Kaiser Wilhelm up. Italy aro at variance with the offlcinl d is cash down; -3 in 30 days and the final -3 Jado and Cttlncso Jewelry of all kinds. "The Relation of the Birth and Edu- This Is a literary curiosity. When dispatches from tho commander in in sixty days. 58 HOTEL AND SMITH STREETS. cation of the Unfortunate Prince Germans talk of Goethe, Schiller, Her- chief of the exjiedltlon. Fights which Car- arc officially reported as Italian victor- Withdrawn from Society by the der, WIeland or Grillparzer, they do 45 STYLES IN STOCK. dinals Richelieu and Mazarln, and It calmly, but when anyone utters ies aro sail by these correspondents XIV to have been reverses. Immured by Order of Louis "Heine" their faces become red and (Poreclaln.) to Price (composed by the tutor of that Prince their voices hoarse. It suddenly ap- One letter from an officer bis $42.50 Till D H W on tho death bed)," published In "Le pears that every German is surely a father In Rome says that tho Italians Masquo do Fer," the organ ot the Heincphlle or Helnephobo. no one occasion ran out of ammuni- Valols Pretender, as taken from a let- When half Germany says, "Let us tion, while tho Turks and Arabs, ter written by Mademoiselle do erect a monument to our sweetest of well supplied, succeeded in killing 1 ValoIsj daughter of tho Regent Or- singers," the other half retorts, "For- 100 of the Italian soldiers. It was officially leans, to tho Due do Richelieu, re- get him, basest of atheists,"' and Kai- noted that his had been Foreign Office, as an Italian victory. An- Co., served in the French tho & ser with Dimond Wilhelm counts latter W.W. says 1 and there copied by M. Billiard for half. So while Goethe, Schiller, Her- other letter from a private that LIMITED reproduction In his Memolrcs de der, WIeland and Grillparzer havo in one battle regiments of grenadiers 1835. and bersagllerl wero nearly wiped Tous, published in statues or busts In some part of Ger- 53-5- Ufa HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 7 KING STREET. HONOLULU. The Man in the Iron Mask never many, Heine has none, and to Ger- out of existence. eluded the vigilance ot his jailers. mans Montmartre Cemetery and According to several of tho letters The partisans of tho Abbe-Princ- o do Bronx Park, New York, which both the Italians suffered more severely at Start the New Year not pretend that he did, but they re- havo Heine monuments, aro a re- Derna and in Its vicinity than at points. The troops protecting right by using peat tho tales which describe "the proach. other Annual Linen Sale J PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER unknown captive" as the object of a They are indeed likely to remain the engineers for tho aqueduct to fre- BEGINS if you have itching scalp, prickly heat sort of veneration in whoso presence so, for Kaiser Wilhelm says: "Thero bring water into tlie town havo or eczema. One application of this prison governors and ministers of will be no Heine monument while I quent furious engagements with tho Thursday, February 1st From Australia wonderful remedy will convince you state did not sit, whose table was am alive." Here Kaiser Wilhelm and Turks and their Arab allies, and in At 8 o'clock. these harrasslng attacks tho Italian DELICIOUS MUTTON, SPRING LAMB, SMOKED of its efficiency. served with abundance, whoso linen Herr von Dallwitz shelter themselves TABLE DAMASK BY THE YARD. RABBITS, RED army a largo number of men, '. SNAPPER. Sold by all druggists and at was of tho finest and lace of tho rich- behind German sentiment. When they has lost $1.00 grade at 65c PACHECO'S BARBER SHOP. est. The Man in tho Iron Mask mar say tho new Dusseldorf proposal $1.25 grade at 85c Port Street. ried into the family of his preceptor. would cause a riot, experience shows Marking France's Air Roads. $1.75 grade nt $1.35 when the time 'as wo will show tho fear to be well based. PARIS, January 15. Tho National Napkins to Match. Australian Butter comes, says tne auuo s organ, from When, a little while ago, Stuttgart BY Aerial League, authorized by the Per Dozen. BEST TEST BY INSPECTOR BLANCHARD. this marriage tho particulars of proposed monument, the students a Minister of Public Works, has com- $2.75 grado at $2.00 which remain undisputed Issued, ac- declared Stuttgart was of Gratz thnt menced the work of marking out tho $3.50 grado nt $2.50 cording to the same authority, Louis profaning German soil, and man ap- a air roads of. France, in accordance $5.00 grado at $3.75 Valols ("a sort of corsair, whoso BEFORE do propriately named Helmuth. Helno with tho system drawn up by Rene Also Huck Towels, Turkish Towols, comrades called him 'Admiral do Metropolitan Meat Market was first to protest. For soveral Qulnton. Tho first of theso roads Luncheon Cloths, etc., greatly re- Toulon in 1C9G, Im- Valols'"), born at weeks a furious discussion raged, join the great Aerodromes ot Salnt-Gy- r, Insur- duced. HEILBRON AND LOUIS. taking a policy of life prisoned in the Chateau d'lf about which showed that tho real obstacle Villacoubday, Etampcs, Buc, Telephone 3445. ance in any other company son, always accord anti-Hein- e Prop letors. Telephone 3445 17C3. He had a Is not so much sentiment Vlncennes to tho camps at Chalons ask to see the organ Prlnce-Abb- ing to tho of the in the people as the animosity of the Verdun. d'Anjou, and and who is now called Due Hohenzollerns to tho poet who de- Largo guiding signs, vlslblo from CONTRACT given tho of Hon- - who has been title rided and despised them. a considerable height, havo been es- seigneur Baptist - Michel -- 1 eilx & Jean tablished at all tho principal points Alexander in the Hotel DIeu of who was carried to the Astor Buys Paper. route. 5, along this NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Marseilles, and baptized March. LONDON, January 15. William BaldwinLIMITED. - 17G4. Tho register of his baptism, Waldorf Astor has practically com- Hammers. Out Rheumatism. LIFE INSURANCE COM- preserved in tho city archives of Mar- pleted negotiations for tho purchaso For any Purpose PARIS, January 15. A doctor hero seilles, contains tho names ot his god of the Globe, London's oldest estab- PANY OF BOSTON, MASS. parent has a hammer for curing rheumatism Sugar Factors parents, but Is silent as to his lished evening newspaper, from Cyril COMMISSION MERCHANT8 Tho quality of our Crushed Rock No. 2, 3 and 4 puts tho stones In and seems to bo making a fortuno age. Harsmworth, brother of Lord North-cliff- and a class for ring settings. It is likewise the best In the country fori and comparo the many ad- Valols, with it. The rush of patients to get "Jean Baptlsto Michel de apd unless a hitch occurs this IN8URANCE AGENTS. cement work of any description. Wo guaranteo prompt delivery. vantages with those hammered by him Is stupendous. it offers eldest son of Admiral de Valols," was American-bor- n resident of England companies. houso In which ho has his con- of other put out to' nurse at Manosquo. "Tho will bo In control of no less than The Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd. cradio he used was gilt, with a quilt three organs which, throughout their sulting flat is completely blocked and AGENTS FOR downstairs Robinson Block, Queen of velvet fringed with gold and largo and in somo respects important tho lino often stretches Sugar Street Tho police havo Hawaiian Commercial ft marked with tho initials F. do V., record, played no Inconsiderable part out Into tho street. Company. Castle & Cooke, to tako snccial measures, as in tbo interlaced at tho corners. This In Influencing English public opinion. Haiku Sugar Company. a theater. LIMITED cradio remained for a 'long tlmo in Tho other two newspapers already case of a beuefit at Pala Plantation. 1b now seeking an In General Agents. tho hospital at Marseilles," says Lo owned by Astor are tho Pall Mall The landlord Maul Agricultural Company. too popular ten-nn- t Masquo do Fer. Gazette and tho Sunday Observer. junction to have his Hawaiian Sugar Company. Jean Baptlsto was tho father of The power behind the throne and ejected. Tho houso has become Kahuku Plantation Company. tho ten- EVER DAY Joseph do Valols, born In 1790, and tho force which Is directing the Astor unlnhabitablo for all other McBrydo Sugar Company. "THE ARTICLE" impassablo Joseph was tho father of Plerro do monoy, Is John Louis Garvin, a Jour- ants. Tho staircase Is Kahuku Plantation Company. y mo Valols, born in 181C. Both of these nalist, who has played a highly Im and the lift Is monopoiizeu Kauai Railway Company. as a Millinery lived and died at Manosquo. , portant role in English politics, and patients. Theso aro doscrlbcd Kauai Electric Company. In Furniture at belonging to all 1 Felix, now by his own law Henry who, as tho Richelieu or Mazarln ot "motley crowd, Honolua Ranch. blind, tho do Valols, tho present Pretender, was Astor, mny raise his master to dizzy clnsses of society." Tho Haiku Fruit & Packing Company. See Our Stock Before Buying arms, born at Manosquo in 18G0. From his heights of power and influence. lame and tho halt, children in Kauai Fruit & Land Company. Elsewhere. aged eighth year he has put forward tho Astor's ambitions, if common re invalids on stretchers, the and g walking crutches, fill tho claims to tho crown ot France, which port bo true, aro not of an epoeii-makin- infirm with ho hates tbo smell of violets but loves day. All como to havo "BAILEY'S" New Importations bis father was too ignorant or too texture. Ho has no desire to houso all the frngranco of an onion. out ot Take meat safes for instance, the only real good ed wise to assert. Tho clamor of his found a dynasty. The end ho has in their "rheumatics" hammered Tho facts aro in themselves so supporters has not yet roused Franco. view Is merely tho foundation of n them. that they need no oxagger safe, is made and sold hy us. We sell goods everybody wants Prince-Abb- e The doctor taps tho ailing parts lio- Until the produces family, an English family, that Is, ot ation. Aftor tho shot - lay uiicon sell r-- al, three and them cheap. Cash or credit. Nuuanu Street Near Hotel. something more serious consld which ho should he first earl or pos- gently with his instrument sclous. for a fortnight, and when ho eratlon cannot bo given to his protes sibly first marquis. Dukedom, as his times, llko mi auctioneer, and presto! regained consciousness ho hnd com Tho flimsy nature of his English llfo has shown tho disease has vanished. nletely lost his memory, and could CORNER KING AND ALAKEA STREETS. Y. WO SING CO. tatlons. experience in proofs, mowover, has not prevented him, is outsldo of tho realms of prac- not even remember his own name, With Half a Brain. Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, "Etc, him from catuoring a party round tical nolltlcs. In tho first, or oven Man Gradually his momory returned, and Butter 35c lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits. him. tho second, generation," an earldom, STOCKHOLM, Sweden, January 2. ho recollected what happened in bis Regarding tho revelations which or even a marqulsate, is not boyond A Swedish soldier was shot a few childhood. And now ho romembers re- 1186-118- they have ot a man who, owning months ago In tho head, and halt bis everything up to tho third day beforo 8 Nuuanu Street. pious women think tho reach WATCH US GROW ceived with regard to him I am loth threo Important ConBervatlvo news- brain was blown out, In consequonco tho shot. His general health Is good Telephone 1034. Box 951 to speak. Their number and fre papers, can hasten tho fall of a Lib- of which ho lost part of his montnl and his temper also. quency Is almost astounding. Etfclo eral Ministry. powers. American newspapers havo His sensorial nerves aro destroyed ALWAYS READY FOR USE slastical authority has warned the To close studonts of English poli- given tho most extraordinary ac- and his sonso of sight Is distinctly Electric Hot Point Irons, Electric Coffeo Percolators, Eloctrlc Broad Toast neonlo to nav no heed to them. If tics Garvin's plan of campaign Is counts of tho incidont. For Instance, damaged. Ho has, for Instance, lost ers, Electric Hot Plates, Electric Traveler's Outfits, comprising Iron and col- Cooking Utensil, etc., otc. Dainty Women tho Prince-Abb- e defied bis superiors being rapidly developed in tho they say that ho can see a flon, but the power of seeing anything at tho prob Pall n ho can hoar a wills Is obliged to look ALL OF OUR ELECTRIC GOODS ARE GUARANTEED FOR 2 YEAR8. LIKE THE tomorrow, speedy notoriety and umns of tho Observer and tho not horse, that sido of him; ho ably much money would bo his hut Mnll Gazctto, of which ho is tho polit- por but not n cannon shot, that ho straight at an object. Ho has also nothing more. Even if ho were ablo ical director. The Weekly Observer tan understand "English but . not partly lost tho capacity of reading Regal' Shoe a powerful Swedish, ho knows tho first half nnd writing tho power ot com to prove boyond question that his an Is by no means such that ami James Guild Co. costor, and not Louis XIV, was law weapon of attack as is tho Dally Pall ot his name but not the second, that bluing lettora, Collins Building, THE HAWAIIAN STAR. SATURDAY, FEJJRUArtY 3, 1912.

actlv,ltlqs o5 tho priestly establish-ments- . ESTABLISHED IN 1830. Porhnps tho most Interesting of all mmites C.QJeeHop&Co ome Stories "of Fighting Bob" Evans tho hurled records which hnvo como to i light are tho contract tablets kept by AND OTHERS BISHOP & CO. a firm of bankors and money londors Meat Market worn on naval efficiency nnd known as "tho sons of Eglbl," estab- Evatis Cowed the Chileans. As his best sat In n front pew. When a dig- - lished at Babylon before the time of may havo a good flow of clear and "Fighting Hob" Evans was sent to he gave the following: nified gentleman hesitated in amazo men Sennacherib, probably as early na 1000 water at all times it a BANKERS Valparaiso, Chile, in 1891. with the It Is tho who can shoot tho at tho gate of tho pew nnd then took U. C and which existed for several protect stralghtcst nnd enn stand tho largest tho sent behind, ho scorned unnwaro Importers little cruiser Yorktown to centuries. Theso "brick books," as Commercial and Travellers' punishment who win battles, And of of everything save what the preacher Tolephono 3451. American Interests, lit encountered they have been called, constltuto the Letters of Credit Issued on the such stuff is tho Amorlcnn navy was saying. groomed ono hostility from the start There had Tho well chief source of our knowledge of Hfo Lon- made." got Round Hoop Bank of California and the po- In his Beat been an insurrection and certain settled and recovered In ancient Bnbylon. don Joint Stock Dank, Limited, his bronth, BUGOLEUM litical refugees found asylum on the then wrote on a card. Tho firm of Eglbl poMesscd enor London. How He Became "Fighting Bob." Tho Leading Disinfectant, Deodor Yorktown. Tho Chilean government "Dear Sir: I pay $5000 a year for mous wealth and Influence nnd nave Redwood Correspondents tho pqw ant, Germicide, Insecticide and Anti- for the Amer demanded their surrender nnd Evans How Evans obtained tho sobriquot you are occupying," and been designated the "Hothschllds of,, Express - ques- i septic for all purposes. ican Company, and refused to glvo them up. What hap- of "Fighting Bob" Is a mooted passed it over. tho ancient world." They carried on & Son. x iv ABR. FERNANDEZ & SON. Ttaos. Cook i poned was told afterward by Evans tion. One writer has dug up n story Without a bat of an eyelnsh Evans every sort of financial transaction. m an Interest allowed on term and which credits scribbled !ln an interview. of his Annapolis days, this answer and sent it They made loans to tho State, as well is installed. Savings Bank Deposits. "The commanding olBcer at Valpa- - him with having gained the nickname back : as' to private porsons, and tho flnartces ' Bowers' Merchant Patrol IralBO of the Chilean force? requested thou. "You pay too much." of tho court wero entrusted to them! I fur- Agency details Confidential the admiral commanding ono of tho According to this vorslon, when tho for several generation. They col- Estimates and And acadomy he took Refused Vanquished nished. European squadrons on tnnt station youth entered tho Foe's Sword. lected tho land taxes, tithes and dues Reliable Watchmen Furnished. these rofii-wor- e with him n framed copy of tho Lord's Another quality of ''Fighting Bob," for tho use of the public roads and to say to mo that unless Phono 1051. P. O. Box 284. surrendered they would prayer, a gift of his mother, who told that of goneroslty toward a van- paid them into the rnyal treasury. I follow my ship to sea with three htm to hang it over his bed. Itules quished foe, was displayed at tho bat-tl- o They also undortooit what wo should City Headquarters, Club Stables. BANK nearly four forbade decorations in the rooms. of Santiago. After the destruction now describe as agencies for private ) 'cruisers and an Ironclad o OF? or i times her size and as soon as wo got Evans calmly Ignored the rules. An tho Spanish fleet Captain Eulato of individuals, and in addition to their r outside the marine lenguo they would inspector told him to take down the the VIs'caya enmo nboard tho Iowa and vast money-lendin- g transactions must Limited &JJJJB I fie also have engaged In what wo now H FOR Honolulu, e to nnd demand the surrender prayer. Evans promptly swore advanced toward Captain Evans to business, for wo know Bridge and Beach Stoves for Coal UIMITED of the fugitives. would smash the face of tho first man surrender his sword: term banker's re- In early 1 177 South King Street or Wood. told tho ndmlral I would not sur- who touched it. The Inspector "Keep your sword," said Evans, "I that documents existed those 'I days corresponding modern checks Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Stoves. render tho men. Ho informed mo If ferred the matter to the commandant, cannot accept it from one who hns to Issue K. N. & K. Letters of and of exchange. The various Perfection Oil Stoves. tho three big Chilean ships attacked who took it up With the Secretary of defended It so gallantly." bills Crodlt and Travoler's Checks of thd firm wero noted Giant Burner Gasoline Stoves. mo my little Yorktown would not last tho Navy. Evans wrote home about When Opportunity Knocked. transactions available throughout the world. down on clay tablets, which wero thirty minutes. In reply I requested it. It got in tho papers. An Indigna- Opportunity knocked on Evans' EMMELUTH CO., LTD. stored in great earthenware Jars for the admiral to say to the officer com- tion meeting was held In tho town. door embodied in William Hooper, NICHOLSON FILES Phone 1511. No. 145 King St Presi- safety, and thoro they remained until Chilean squadron that Itesolutlons wore sent to tho Congressional delegate Utah, hard-cuttin- manding the from they were accidentally discovered Their Burfaco and perfect my ship might not last dent. A special order allowing tho who to for Evans an tompor glvo lasting Cable Transfers while little fjffercd obtain some years ago. them a quality. than thirty minutes, 'she will prayer to remain was the result. And appointment to the Naval Academy at AT more All bear tho names of tho contract- a lot of trouble while she is it was "Fighting Bob" after that. Annapolis. Evans heard tho knock CheeYouShinBo make ing parties and witnesses, and most HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. ailaot.' I steamed out of "Valparaiso and opened the door with nlacrlty. Lowest of them aro dated. Tho Eglbl fjrm Agents for Hawaiian Islands. ALSO AS, Rates with all my refu- Threatens Surgeon, Saves Legs. resi- KNOWN THE bay tho next noon As It was necessary to acquire a were not the only great trading firm no ship of the Chil- Evans, in tho 'Civil War, led a long jour- gees on board and dence yi Utah ho made the In ancient Babylonia, as during tho me." charge of marines on Fort Fisher. Phone 3184. F. J. McLoughlln. ean squadron followed ney from his homo in Washington, excavations at Nlffer thoro wero dis- target Ho was wounded in both legs and left Young Hotel Laundry HONOLULU FORGE CO. The Yorktown, wns made the largely by stago 'coach, and qualified covered the records of another firm, on beach within range of LiDenu Hews General Ship and Machine Black- - for Chilean torpedo practice and dying tho for the appointment. known as Murasu, which rose to a guns. He asked a com smlthling. Tools and Springs mado Evans himself was nearly mobbed Confederate position of great wealth and import- Phone 1862. dune, to THE and repaired. Estimates given on when ho went ashore. He cleared his panion, hiding behind a sand ACCOUNTING DONE BY ance during the fifth century B. C. LEADING CHINESE NEWS- Fire Escapes. au- safety. The companion PAPER IN HAWAII. ship for action and notified the drag him to ANCIENT BABYLONIANS WE CALL AND DELIVER DAILY, 211 Queen St., near Alakea, protect to his life. Evans whip Ten Pages. Honolulu, T. H. thorities that If they didn't declined risk (Continued from page 17.) CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY marine took The Paper for tho Chinese Trade. him he would protect Mniself. They ped out a revolver. Tho IN AFRICA. NOTICE. tho esser of tho risks. protected) him. part of the commerce Babylonia was Mr. Plet A. Uys, of Lellevlel, Orange JP A P B K Next day the doctor decided to am of All kinds Wrapping Papers and concentrated in tho temples. River Colony, testifies to tho good Mr. George Oraway Is no longer in Shown In Chicago Talk. putate his legs. Evans again brought rriuting and Writing Papers. Style The vast quntlties of metals, cereals qualities of Chamberlain's Cough the employ of tho Coyne Furniture Pau ka Hana Twine, the revolver Into play and tho sur AMERICAN. HAWAI AN PAPER & Evans expressed himself character- and other commodities which either as Remedy. He says: "We have used it Company, Ltd. Chi- geon changed his mind. LTD. istically during a brief stay In gifts to the temples or offerings to tho several times for our children nnd COYNE FURNITURE CO., LTD. SUPPLY CO., What Evans told the surgeon Is de cago in May, 190S. Ho was on his wa; gods poured in dally were sold by tho ourselves and expect to contlnuo with By A. COYNE. HAS NO RIVAL IN SOAP. Fort and Queen Sts., Honolulu. good-b- y to been a classic In its to Washington, after bidding clared have prions who did not neglect to get their it as wo havo found it excellent. We Phono 1410. Ceo. G. Guild, Gen. Mgr. to the bntleship fleet which he had line. full margin of profit. Business ability can recommend it to anybody in tho PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. taken 14,000 miles around Cape Horn Ho concluded by saying: seems to an impor- world." There is nothing better for NOTARY PUBLIC. Indeed hare been oxooxoxxxLinnic Speaking to tho "Theso aro my legs, and by tho by all doalera. to San Francisco. tant qualification for admission to tho children. For sale MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE, GUNTHER'S of own great horn spoon, I'm going to keep & Co. agents Agent reporters on the subject his priesthood. Bonson, Smith for Best in the Market To Grant Marriage Licenses. Celebrated Chicago them." ex- Loans Negotiated; health, he remarked: Careful accounts of revenue and HENRY MAY & CO. Real Estate. pet- He did. CANDIES "You fellows expected to see a penditure were kept, and theso show Phone 1271. Court, Legal and Commercial Work. PALM CAFE. rified mummy, I suppose. Well, I've Astonishes a Pew Renter. that investments in 1ojjis and the pur- No "waits" at the Silent Barber Hotel, near Fort. got rid of that blamed rheumatism One Suuday morning Evans entered chase of land and other profitable deal- Shop. Six chairs and six first-clas- s K00XXCKX00XX O. P. Soares and I'm anything but an invalid." tho Fifth Avenue church, New York, ings were a regular part of the fiscal barbers. Fine Job Printing at me Star office. Room 7, Magoon Building.

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