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VOL. XVIII. EIGHTEEN PAGES'. HONOLULU, HAWAII, HA1TRDAY, NOVEMBER in, 1!)1(). EIGHTEEN PAGES. No. 5803 SLOGAN"THE MUST

1: HAS KUHIO TAFT'S BACKING FOR GOVERNOR? ' i . : i ' PLAN CIVIL SERVICE TALK Klirllfl BRIT1S H PREMIER ft t AGGRES SVE

Tho matter of putting tho local po- candidates for the police force to pass lice force under something like civil some examinations. Under the sys- EUAN EFORE vogue here, the she- b tem present in will receive serious at- at The rumor, published In The Star large vote he got at the polls here fa strvlco rules anyone riff appoints he chooses. last week, that Prince Kalaninnaole tnls month, would, It is said, count (Associated Press tention as soon as the new Board of Honolulu, It is cjalmed, ought to Cable to The Star.) might be successor to Governor Frear, strog'y " his favor. It Is not known ;r Supervisors take ofllce. An examin- have a force of Intelligent police, able what local backing ho would Is have, but LONDON, November If). Asquith, in deliv- ation of the law Is being made with a to answer questions asked by strang- attracting considerable atentlon in are reports Premier an address there that he can get the ered today which is regarded as an opening of (he view to ascertaining whether tho ers, and to use discretion In emer- political circles. Frear's term expires SUpport of very Liberal campaign influential men. in the election which is expected soon to take place, said board has power at present to adopt gencies. In order to get such a force, next June. It Is not known whether As far as Kuhio is concerned, that the there government was determined to curb the power of the House of Lords some regulations which would enforce It Is held to be necessary to require ho wants another term or not, and the Is no doubt that he would prefer tho exa- and subordinate them to the Commons. The speech was a re- something service system, applicants for positions to pass governor, not given to announcing - radical like a civil is governorship to tiie position of dele- affirmation of the policy of Is decided that the board has minations, as elsewhere. himself In such matters. gate. destroying the veto power of the House of and if It Whether lie wil' bo an active JiOrds. no power, tho legislature will The civil service rules are also urg- It is the opinion of many who know candldato such for tho position remains to LOXDOX, November 1!). The It'll suffragettes probably be asked to pass an 'act en- ed for the purpose of preventing main- President Taft that he would like to bo seen but if lie starts after it, ho arrested vesterday ma- during the riot by suffragettes at the House of Lords have forcing a civil servlco system. tenance of a police department make a Hawaiian governor. Ever will undoubtedly In- - all been have some strong released without any charges being placed Under the proposed plan, all appl- chine. Under such rules, applicants since he left the bench to become gov-- (luences in Washington, against them. This was done at tlie suggestion ol the Home icants 'for positions on the police force would get Jobs according to their ernor of tho Philippines, Taft has If Kulilo Secretary. There will be no should become governor, prosecutions in any of these cases. would be required to pass an examin- standing In the examinations, and shown strong predilections in favor of a special election would bo necessary; quallfl-- . they could only bo removed from their ation, not only as to physical such a policy. In the Philippines he it Is stated, to fill the position of dele- - jobs cause, fair hearing. y cations, but as to knowledge of the for after a lnsls'ed upon giving the offlccs to Fi- - gate to Congress. As stated In The Is predicted such a system laws they are expected to enforce, It that llplnos as far as possible, and It Is be- - Stai Jast week, there Is talk ot R. W. will be adopted here soon after the familiarity with the city, etc. Prac Ueved by many that he would take Shinglo for this office, and It is believ- - MEXICO HAS legislature. tlcally every city In America requires next session of tho a similar attitude here. ed by Republicans that "Bob' could Kuhio's record In Washington, the easily defeat Link McCandless should friends he has made there and tho the latter, as expected, run again. MINDlESS ILL APPEAL EBELS IN CONTROL THE EXECUTIVES SEWER ROTES CASE cm (MTV OF MEXICO, November 1!). Matters are quiet at Puebla. Jose Cordan, the leaders of the rebels, and forty-on- e others have been STRUCK ft CHftLLElGE arrested. It is estimated that 170 lives were lost in the fighting that took place. Troops are being held in readiness to participate should McCandless Is not satisfied with the Superintendent of Public Works any further trouble break out. with reference to amending tho tho verdict of the Supreme Court agreement fn the manner lie wished, days ago VDCMH given, against him a few and once more the Superintendent has 01 with regard to his desire to have the refused to make tho connection un agreement for connecting his pro- less the prescribed agreement is ARMY PRACTICE going mises with the public sewer drawn in signed. McCandless it Is said, is The Pacific Mall steamer China ar H. P. O'Sulllvan, on behalf of the suitable to himself. to have another mandamus issued a manner rived in port this morning from the clerks in Executive Building, McCandless has again approached agninst Superintendent Campbell. the has Orient, with 22 passengers for Hono challenged tho clerks in the Judiciary lulu and 83 through passengers for Building to a game of baseball. The COSTS FOUR LIVE: San Francisco. She had 490-ton- 'of challengers desire that the game AT cargo for this port and will take about IMPROVEMENTS 600 tons out for the coast. The China should bo played on Thursday next, fiad a decided list to starboard as she Thanksgiving day, but tho representa- WASHINGTON. November 19. LimifmcitH OnfTon nmi came up to the dock. tives of the Judiciary Building con- others have been killed through an explosion of a five-inc- h gun 1 T i 1 Imi .1 ...... i at the THE YOUNG CAFE On the whole the trip was quiet, sider the time allowed for preparation iisuKiiiii it xiuui jimmy gruuiui. but a day after leaving Yokohama a top short, j The challenge would be accepted, PARADE heavy north-eas- t gale was encount- said Registrar Merriam, for Patrons of this popular Cafe- - are Judiciary Building ered, which continued for twenty-fou- r the this morning, requested to take notice that during but it wbb doubtful If the game would EARTHQUAKE IN RUSSIA hours. The China stood the rough the few days next week when it will be played on Thanksgiving Day, as be undergoing repairs, every provi- weather well, though most of the pas- it was FORT DE FRANCE, November li). A severe pfivtlinnnl-- o line Itonn Sixteen pilgrims were escorted, considered that thq time was sion will be made for their comfort sengers were seasick, and a couple of too short to permit of the men getting recorded at Astapova. Grave results are reported. " Young Hotel, or dragged, on tho sixth floor of the or coerced, over the "hot ports were stovo in. The storm reach- Into proper form. which will be reached by the elevator. sands" by the Shrlners of Aloha Tem- ed its height on the second night out, It has been suggested that in the The temporary removal .will com- event of Thanksgiving Day not being ple today, as novitiates about to be ad- and when the ports were smashed tho mence on Monday morning. On suitable to all tho men, the gamo be FOOTBALL every- mitted to the 'ocal lodge of Shrlners. carpenter's staff were kept busy for RESULTS about a week hence set for Saturday, December 3. This bo spick and span, and a some time repairing tho damage. thing wil The hot sands were on Fort and King point will bo settled by Monday morn- &AN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1!.-- The will have been The rest of the trip to Honolulu following are the results so far powerful suction fan street, and to most Initiates, they ing after a consultation has been held nivtoday's lootball games: Army 17, Improve ventilation. the was favored with very fine weather Trinity 0; Navv !, N. Y. Univer- installed to the among the members ot the challenged sity 0; 12, were probably pretty hot, none Carlisle Johns Hopkins 0; Wisconsin 10. Chicago () Michi-ga- n for and smooth seas. ' Passengers who disembarked here side. 07, Minnesota 0. NEW MILL: were spared in tho preparations for Four games played, nicn are: Miss B. Altken, Mr" D. Car- have been but Tho K. Yamamoio Klce Mill is the the parade, and every thing pointed to J. it is so long place man, Miss Chun San Kean, E. S. Roy, since the first took largest as weli as tne finest in the a brilliant observance of the occasion that everyone seems to have forgotten SUREST DEFENSE. very Mrs, T. Tokushlma, Miss H. Toku-shlm- a, Islands. All machinery is of tho and a line effort to impress upon the how it resulted. For three years in This 1s tho season when sickness Tengu Mrs. You Chun See, Miss You latest pattern. The famous aspirants for membership in order succession games were played, and ftalks through tho land in tho form ooooooooooooooooo mill. With tho the Kim Hung, Young Kin Kan, Miss Rice is cleaned at this It wasn't easy to the xecutlve boys ate turkey din- of pneumonia. The surest defense capacity they are able that become a Noble. Dexter, Mrs. S. D. Heapy, S. Hino, largo cleaning Tho ners at tho expense of Capitol against tho disease is Chamberlain's out-sid- e novices are Norman Watkins, Mrs. S. Hino and child, K. Kawatani, the to handle considerable parti- Cough deal- Koha-yagaw- players. Tho first match of the ser- Remedy. For sale by all Banister's which they guarantee. Judge H. E. Cooper, Dan H. Case, Mrs. I. Kawatani, Mr. and Mrs. cular work 5, soc-on- d ers, & agents county attorney of Maul; Hon. Jack T. Koide, Mrs. S. MInati, L. ies of threo was won by tho Benson, Smith Co., for by 5-- 4 played in Hawaii. Coney of Kauai; United States Com- Ogilvle and Mr. Okazakl. and the third, 1908, 7-- losers missioner George A. Davis, Harry S. Tho China had 49 steerage passen- .It. is feared that .the lost heart, year, for they did not Gray, Henry G. Plummor, gers for Honolulu, and 117 for tho last Wentworth challenge. This year, the challongo has Buchanan, E. E. Bodge, Robert P. coast. Chinese predominate, but there is only ono Hindoo, migration to been thrown out, but no mention Is Dempsoy, W. H. McCoy, Thomas H. the San Francisco having apparently made of a turkey dinner as the stakes Hughes, W. D. McCallum, C. E. Willsl ceased. Tho gamo will, It Is anticipated, take Wright, Superintendent Alex. Pratt of The China will leave for tho coast at place on the League ground. the Rapid Transit and Moses T. Clegg. nine o'clock tomorrow morning. P 5 Tho parade was led by the Hawaiian LIBEL CA8E8 DEFERRED. band, and the Imperial Potentate, R. Tsuru-shlm- Among your duties Is that ot Tokujl Onodura and Hanzo W. Breckons. Next were the Nobles editors of Japanese newspapers, MAKING YOUR A ILL. 1910 otherwise known ST NEWSBOYS and then the novices, were before Judge Robertson Jhls is nearly past. Bettor have as victims. morning charged with having passed it drawn today. Consult the Hon. George A. Davis is one of the indecent publications through the Interesting members of tho party of WILL "CELEBRATE malls. Demurrers were submitted New Styles Initiates. Davis was naturally, In a stating that the indictments were not Just In cage and a strong one at that. It was sufficiently specitic as to time and Tan Russia labelled with legends declaring his place. Tho were sustain- Gun Metal Following out custom demurrers &AKlN3 support of McCandless, and tho cage tho establish- ed. Vic! Kid and Is driven by Judge Henry E. Cooper. ed years ago, the Hawaiian Star will Tan Vlcl Kid Hawaiian on next Thursday entertain its large staff nowsboys. be a big turkey dinner the awollest SACHS' HOLIDAY OpENlNG. of Tho Star la, proud of tho littlo fellows and best that can be put up. After POWDER IDaniiiactiMS' Monday Is tho great Holiday Open- who carry or sell the paper day after that tho boys will be taken in a body Trust ing day nt Sachs. A most'beautlful day, and on next Thursday will In to a local theater, where tho fun will Absolutely y ,' Pure Compan and attractive line of merchandise Bomejjneasuro show that appreciation be continued. Tho only baking powder Sdoe Co., Ltd. Limited jfi jfi fcultablo for Christmas and New Year in a5rfort to give the bright, littlo Other features of the; afternoon's gifts will be shown. program will bo time. mado from Royal Orapo 923 Fort 8treet. . merchants 'a pleasant Thanksgiving announced lu 1051 Fort Street Day. Oroam of Tartar Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Tho nrst thing on the program will Fine Job Printing, Star Office NoA!um,HoLbne Phosphate ooooooooooooooooo - ,.

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TIDES, SUN AND MOON. of the old features that made them so Full moon, 1G Ocgsnia Nov. nt 1J54 p, m. MEXICO 15 popular oa their opening last week Steamship Company but 3 111. I a numbor of fresh Instruments are CBREIMCOiTO .J .8. la pin: ml, end now music rendered Th Z 5 3 3 I'lillflion of the church chimes oti the Schedule jl l 9 p auto-har- p Sugar Sierra m TREATEnEO Is good Indeed. Tho rend Factors and 8. ARRIVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE 8. F. SB in00" ering of "There'll Como UUVR r. A. M. it. V. M. 1'. M. A. M. a Time" on NOV. 12 NOV. 18 NOV. 23 NOV. 29 tho violin was splendid Commission DEC. 9 14 20 DEC. 3t DEC. DEC. 11 1:4 1.6 1:42 7:40 8:14 0:13 6:18 "35 wuile tho youthful Miller played by DEC. 24' DEC. 30 JAN. 4 JAN. 10 REVOLT way of a change a selection from "The Merchants 6:Js:18 15 Gondoliers" 2:27 1.0 2i 8:10 9,08 4143 on tho cornet. Tho ro 15 I i 4 Train lif thls-ttune- ful melody wnU OFFJCERS AND 10 3:09 2.0 3:0S un uv Connects at Honolulu with C. A. Line for Sydney. R. A. Line leaves 8:40 10:00 0:14 6:17 6:40 uuien tlio other Millers nrul November 19. the blending of the music was won F. DlBhop President Honolulu tor Australia Jan. 8. 10 and every 28 day iuc.iiu uiy, 17 3 61 2.2 3!42 9:12 11:04 6:155:17 lilacs Mexico flamed into yesterday derfully sweet. "Arrives In week In advance ot C. Line steamer en routo riot Wise and Milton also Geo. H. Robertson Honolulu a a. and change Bydnoy. 1'. M. disorders, bloodshed and street' "'troduced a of program, and ta 18 4:2-- Vice President Manager 4:25 2.2 9:45 12:00 0:156:17 7:18 fighting aro reported from n mnW. ns usual, thoy were well received ; Round W. W. North RATES from Honolulu to San Francisco First Class, $65 lty of the provinces. Tho dpmnn Georso Stanley sang some now bul- - Treasurer Crip, Family Room, 19 6:21 2.2 5:10 10:21 1:10 3:10 6:17 8:19 ,aus ond was encored, Richard Ivors Secretary $110. extra. strations tho -- i Amnri,."'-. 11UVU J. R. Gait twenty-fou- r hours prior to the 6:171:17 been j. Auditor Reservations will not bo held later Jian 20 0:08 2.1 6.08 11:05 2:18 diverted into hostile actions to 9:22 WRESTLERS AT Geo. R, Carter Director Advertised sailing time unless tickets aro paid for in full. wards the Mexican government, ag EMPIRE. O. H. Cooke Director Times of the tldo are taken from gravated ny stringent measures in Manager Overond by wav of varla- - stippresslng R. A. Cooke Director FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO, the U. S. Coast ana aeodotlu Survey the revolutionary nlot to t!n, will introduce somo Japanese tables. Tho tides at Knhulul and which a quarter of the population was Wrestlers to patrons of tho Empire IIllo occur about one Sour earlier accessory. ineater. Tlio should provide somo & Co., Ltd. than at Honolulu. Honolulu standard In this city one hundred innin.i. lK00d sl)ort at tho Empire, and their Brewer - TOYS, TOYS, 0 time Is 10 hours 30 minutes alower mg joso Kiaz, the chief of nolico r"",H uol,ul Wlu u nigniy appro- GENERAL AGENTS. . . i n m ocna Trunin - .1 than Greenwich time, being were Kiueu ' rmiPfi " " irni that of in uioddy riots which t,uZ T... , " . All Sorts of Toys I ('(Itltlnunrl ntr-- hum the meridian of 157 degrees 30 mins. nil n p h...mi Jiiiuuo uiu ,proving popular 6". mi over tne tv. ,..iu." :lio Haw ni ragumo songs, The time whistle blows at 1:30 p.m., Pronertv loss . ".. ",l A. well-merrite- B. ARLEIGH & l"u nnu lcceivo d appl CO. LTD. which is tho same as Greenwich Uolencc of the 7 ; auso j Go rioters will total a each evening. ', Canadian-Australi- an Mail Steamship 0 hours 0 minutes. largo Tho motion pictures Hotel, opp. Union. Royal The sun and sum. as usual, are good, moon are and changes aro for local time for the whole PUEULA, November 19. made group. Thn wild twice a week. Tim imnni m.ir est disorder reigns throughout tho "co wl" held today, when the full CANADIAN-PACIFI- province of Puebla Program, exnetly as at night, will Steamers of the above line running in connection with the and Rm.fl.orn be Mexico, presented. - Catton, RAILWAY COMPANY betweon Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, including Tehuantener Manager Ovcrend is seek- Neill & Co., 1'1,rthcr r N. 8. W., and calling nt Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Brlfbana. Q. A woman was shot to death last s tnIent to augment his Limited. 3 nlKlu. bv. thn ni.inr of , ' . Uaudevillo turns. AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. f Shipping in $ ul jiunut; in nn FOR FIJI Port to disperse DECEMBER 7 Engineer, DECEMBER 9 MOANA NEW ACT AT SAV0Y- - Machinists. Blacksmitnn ZEALANDIA gravated the violence die find January C MAKURA DECEMBER 3 of mob. Boilermakers. MARAM A (Government -- vessels.) uom ws thrown during the The Oldflelds Homer V. and Bella First class wont at Calls at Fannlrue Island. U. S. L. raasouahle ratei. H. T. Kukul. from ortilco cany part of the ovenlnir. lint rn .in niudo their initial nnnenran nt thn tiugusc ij. linage was done. nnvnriin.nnt Savoy theator last nvpninc- nmi nrnrmi anu, iuuub, irom cruiso, Sept. ,alBl Hiormeii n barricaded house or H,tIUU M'ss uiunetu is an ex CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. the revolutionists. Vnii,, cellent guitarist while the male mem I 1,10 I Merchant vessels. dynamite to force their wiv ber of duo ls nn exl'ort with the - "nnjo and Cookw H Co., Women ... other instruments. Their Theo, H Davies & Ltd., Ge'l Aents Ethel Zane, Am. scbr. from Hllo, Oct. aro tnkinn-tuj.iuii ii I . . imminnntJ .... - 13. part In i slnS'ng, particularly of Southern molo- Seleral have dies, is quite fetching Flaurenco Wnrd, Am. nS I'tI"' and elicited the sch. from ' l,,c ""rays. hearty annlauso of tlm blir n.wiiPn OA Midway, Nov. 10. As tho Oldflelds were just from Mail Steamship Co. Columbian, Am. str., from Seattle, EVERY DOG tho Pacific HIS DAY; steamer last evening It Is Nov. 17. not to bo NIGHTS, TO TH"E CATS, supposed that they were at their best, empire Chop House S- - Colllngham, Brt. str., from Balti- Toyo Kisen Kaisha S, Co. WASHINGTON. u,m u,0lr entertainment tonight should lately Falaco Grill.) more, Nov. 1G. ' ivnvo,,.f vim ji n I'. x - , i,.,JU ut Bethel t ,i . .' ... uve" "loro ciear-c- and interest St Opp. Empire Theatr.. Alice Cooke, Am. str., from Port urriveu in wash- - ing. Open Day and Night, HONOLULU and Leavt Cuisine Unsur- - Bteamera of the abovo Companies will Call at Townsend, Nov. 2. uaieruay and visited the mentioned below: passed. 1 I kit Port on or about the Dates - iui iuu iirsi I nin Rlnnp ttti F. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. " 0,lo'otn or ..."noleum BEST MEALS AT LEAVE HONOLULU FOR ORIENT. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR 8. the election of President Taft. ALL HOURS. For San Francisco. In NIPPON MARU NOV. 29 CHINA NOV. 19 the afternoon he addressed " flrS' lf the edfre ,s wel1 smearea China, P. M. Co., November 19. the Na. SIBERIA DEC. 5 MANCHURIA NOV. 26 tional Geographical Society on with brewer's yeast it will keep Its Sierra, O. S. S. Co., November 23. his BO LIB CHINA DEC. 13 CHIYO MARU DEC. aii ican trip. piaco and will nn ClI TT I not curl iM 10 Manchuria, P. M. Co., November 2G. 1 DEC. 19 ASIA DEC. MANCHURIA ne was a guest of honor at a ban DEC. 27 MONGOLIA DEC. 24 Chiyo Maru, T, K. K December 'i CHINESE NEWSPAPER CHIYO MABU quet given by the press club 1911. TENYO MARU DEC. 31 Wilhelmlna, M. N. Co., December 7 in tho PUBLISHING AND Washington Press Club In the even ASIA JAN. 3 191L Asia, P. M. Co., December 10. ing. JOE PRINTING. His only reference to the Hats & JAN. 7 Sierra, O. S. re. Shirts KOREA S, Co., December 14. cent 21 elections in which the Dnmn. No. 41 Cor, of I , NIPPON MARU JAN. Mongolia, P. M. Co., December 24. Big new lines. Low prices. Bmith ami Hotel Bta. 23 crats were so successful was a u SIBERIA JAN. Tenyo Maru, T. K. K., December 31. jest 4 i.i uie press club, where I CHINA FEB. For Vancouver. ho stated CONSOLIDATED WHTEB ., MANCHURIA 11 that "every dog has h YatHing - Sffl k FEB. jwoana, C.-- it. M. S., Dec. 7. day, but the Hotel St. CHIYO MARU FEB. 18 ingiiis ueiong to the cats." k Makura, C.-- R. M. S., January 3 Is Absolutely Pure Zealandla, C.-- R. II. S., January CHOLERA 31. REPORTS AGAIN ALARMING. TELEPHONE 2171. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO Moann, C.-- R. M. S., March 1 For Fiji and Australia. ST. PETERSBURG, November H. IHACKFELD & CO, LTD Zealandla, C.-- ,R. jr. HIKE S.. Decern-- ' me whole of Manchuria was for uer 9. Good Display mally ueciared to bo infested witn Moann, C.-- R. M. S., January 7. cnoiera I yesterday ana strlncent nro. Visit our store Matson Navigation Schedule, 1910 Makura, C.-- R. M. a , February 3. pnrntions are being and note the bIom--i Cos made to prevent display of Zealnndin, C.-- R. M. S., me ureau curios, novelties, drawn and March 3. disease from marching Real Estate for op- - H. DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU. sale, special uana emoroidered For China and Japan. wustwaru into Russia. work. Nippon Maru, T. i ' K. K., Nov. 29. CONSTAMTITV.Tnnrt.-- r . I - Siberia, P. M. Co., December 5. A recrudescence of cholera ARRIVE SAIL. China, P. affiiots . Co., December 13. inis city and the NOV. 9 S. S. 17 neighboring coun- - nice homo in Kaimuki a S. S. "LURLINE" "LURLINE" NOV. Manchuria, P. M. Co., December 19 at discount 29 S. S. "WILHELMINA" 7 uioaucast on an omin WE INVITE INSPECTION OF S. S. "WILHELMINA" '..NOV. DEC. Chiyo Maru, T. K. K., 27, ous wiius OUR GOODS December scale. Authoritlns hnvo Lf m . . S. S. "LURLINE" DEC. 14 S. S. "LURLINE" DEC. 20 ' w UBU- ...... on 118 INTER. ISLAND VESSELS. stirred intn n.m ," 1 . in" l- actual co. S. S. "WILHELMINA"...... DEC. 27 S. S. "WILHELMINA" JAN. 4 Uj aiaiuuilg re-- 1 " For Hilo ana Hawaii Ports. ports from the bordering K. FUKURODA I.-- states. owing to the Mauna Kea, I. s. N. Co.. Evorv fact that the owner has Hotel near Tuesday. Nnuanu. Honolulu CASTLE & COOKE LTD GENERAL AGENTS. Mikahala, every Tuesday, left the country and wishes us to For Kauai Ports. W. G. Hall, I.-- I. s. N a FIRE Co., Every ATTHE THEATERS make quick sale Cash or install MSUBICE American-Hawaiia- n Co. Thursday. Steamship I.-- Kinau, l. s. N. Co., Every ments. ATLAS ASSURANCE Tuesday. n Particulars at our office, COMPANY FROM NEW YORK TO HONO LULU, via Tehuantepec, every slxtn For Maui and Hawaii Ports We NTW I.-- have also a ?2,000 bargain YORK ay. Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, Claudlne, S. N. Co., There is undoubtedly n on UNDERWRITERS Everv AGENCY. Bouth Brooklyn. Friday. matters theatrical just now.and all the Kalakaua Avenue Kau and Kona ports. .uB in town are PROVIDENOS WASHINGTON IN- FROM SEATTLE OR TACO MA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: . participating. - Mauna Loa, I.-- I S. N. Co., alter- Everywhere excellent nmovnm. SURANCE COMPANY. S. S. Arlzonan to sail December nate Tuesdays and Fridays being submitted, and everywhere The B. F, S. S. Virginian to sail.... December 10 TRANSPORT SERVICE. crowded houses are reported. Now Dillingham Co., Ltd, For furtner Information apply to U. S. A. T. Crook at Manila. people aro arriving by almost every steamer, General Agents for Hawaii. H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD, Agents, Honolulu. U. S. A. T. Warren at Manila. nnd additions are being made to tho already strong Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. C P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. U S. A. T. Sheridan at San Fran- programs. Tho Office, Corner Mer- cisco. stnmWrd of .vaudeville is improving in U. S. A. Honolulu, and there Is no reason Somma's Special salve For T. Dix, at Seattle. to chant and Fort Sts. Plies U. S. anticipate that It will not continuo UNION PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.'S A. T. Buford, at San Francisco. to advance. Honolulu, New Telephone Number U. S. A. T. Thomas at San Fran- T. H. the human race Is cisco. Prepared by THE ATTRACTIVE V. S. A. T Logan, as PARK. San Francisco. Tho audlonces at each nerformanrn fcecret SalvepirjvrSpecialista. at the Park No. 10 King St , 'Absolute Baggage, Moving IManos, Theater show no signs Honolulu. T. H. Reliability in Handling Furniture, til ...... n ..0 i. . . iiiniiniirinii....wu, i, u bi.hu iii auuirsM. mat is etc. WOOD AND COAL. STOKAGE. undoubtedly due to S tho clever work A ' KING STREET, NEXT TO ALEX. YOUNG HOTEL. HP! of that great team flash and your message is of equilibrists, ; Territorial Board Wills and Hassan. The mnrvellous there if you use balancing the Sixty head of imported cattle will feats displayed by this pair of Immigrant nightly receive unstinted applause, L bo carried by Mats-.- tho Company's and their turn ls OFFICB: 405 StangenwaTd B)d exciting Just as much WIRELESS gl chartered steamer Novndan, Captain enthusiasm as it was on their au HONOLULU. Anderson, which was to lenve San spicious opening on Monday last. Ma- Coalf nager Congdon has certainly surpass- Firewood Francisco on and 12 November for Hawai ed all his previous ports offorts by obtain- ian direct. In addition tho No. ing the servicos of Wills Best Grades Always On Hand jjj and Hassan. HEW PHONE vadan takes a large cargo of freight Tho film depicting the city of Berlin TOM SHARP is an and combustibles. The excellent one, and shows the Sharp Sign barkentino educational value The . - . - Irmgard, Captain Jackson, of motion photo- - Painter and tho grapuy, ror besides being an Are g bark Andrew interest- Concrete brick, Crushed Welch, Captain Kelly, ing manner of enabling ono to see a both of the Matson fleet, were also foreign city, it is oxtremely Elite Building Trade Promoters u c i to clear o u i; n. a ii uj a u u for Mahukona and Honolulu. u j respectively. Both sailing vessels are lauen with cargoes of general frelcht. NOVELTY. .- Rustproof The Andrew Welch will tako Tho big p- .am being submitted Woven Wire four - Mattresses passengers. nt Hit! N- . is warmly appreciated Of most nudionces excellent manufacture. NniRnW bV that foregather anteed. cnintl Buar A popular place of Furniture, Iron Beds s..Jad made of Iced cold i amusomont and MotottseT toes, . evening. Tho vaudeville Go, boots and poas, sprinkled i section HustacePeck . the ontertalnmont Is still led by tho erously with French dressing, is d Musical Phone 2295 63 Queen Street clous. Millors, who Introduced a Servo it very cold on lettuce change Into HONOLULU WiRE BED, CO.,rLTD., leaves. their turn on Thursday evening. They still retain a number Kapiolani Block Cor. King and Alakea Sts. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1010. THREE

AMUSEMENTS. "Kitty of Coleralne," a piquant Irish Irene Dickson, Miss Irma Ballentyne, ditty in whlcfi his naive touphes were Miss Marie Ballentync, Miss Florenco most expressive. This song is fnmod Hoffman, Miss Alico Mucfarlane, Miss throughout tho states, having been tho Makin Magoon, Miss Harriet Young, favorite of Tom Carlo of tho "Boston- - Miss Julio McStockor, Mrs. McStock- Savoy ions" and ono most frequently request er and Miss Lydla McStockor. Tticii ed of him. After luncheon tho guests Indulged "Tho Dream," was also a good or In bridge. gan effort for Mr. Hall, tho sad senti Hotel and Bothcl nmuka side of street. ment revealing his sympathetic qual A very pretty wedding was solemniz- ities his tenderness nnd depth of refin- ed on Thursday evening, at tho homo ed feeling. Mr. Hall's volco Is not nn of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bowen on Ke-wal- o extremely Mgli pitched tenor but one street, when Miss be- The Oldfields guests alighted. The broad cool lanal, and there overgrown with delicate Lulu Law vibrant with understanding and sym-seeme- d came the brldo of Mr. Wilfred Alan Musical Sketch Team. nt the entrance of the home was bril maidenhair. Ta'l young banana trees I'athy and one which will win him a Greenwell, Df. Doremus x liantly illuminated with bright lights, to grow in each corner of this Scudder of WILSON SISTERS. scoro o admirers wherever ho may Central Union Church performing revealing a wealth of palms, maiden- enchanted spot and palms and roses tho America's greatest lady song and BO. ceremony. WO hair hanging baskets ana other va- bloomed between tho tables. In tho dance artists. Tho of the evening follows: The occasion was simplo very rieties of potted greenery. Here In a center an electric fountain played Jet-- PrEram and h Glor,a A- - Buzzl Pecc,a Informal. bower Kaai's orchestra was concealed ting upwards high in mid air and fall- - FRANK FOSTER. IN NOVEMBER. z. The bride was by rendering sweet music during the ing in crystal snowers over colored ia ueaut in l,uo attended Mrs. M. Leading monologue artist of the Cir (b) The Pilgrim Cranes M. as Dusk settles in a veil of misty light evening. lights were converted into every shade urahani Matron of Honor and cuits on Doth coasts. Gerard Barton Miss Amy Greenwell, of Warped with golden threads of rosy Tho guests were In the largo of rainbow tints, disappearing amid a sister tho seated Tho Rosary (by request). Novin groom as bridesmaid, hue drawing and reception room, which a circular embankment of chrysanthe E. Mr. Arthur COUNTE8S IRMA de POMME. (a) The Eagle Grant Schaefer Greenwell, the groom's acting And softly falling as a gentle dew was prettily adorned in white and mums, maidenhair and white roses. brother The lady whoso voice has enthralled (b) A Song Mrs. C. S. Hardy as best man. Turns vital daylight into silent night. green, large brass Jardinieres contain- Here a buffet supper was served tho thousands In Europe and America, Quartette Mrs. Graham wore a gown of pale The weary tollers wend their home ing myriads of fluffy pure white chry guests, some ot whom sat at small (a) Clouds blue messalino satin, and Miss Green ward trail. santhemums filling every possible tables adorned by lace scarfs, and IT IS THE BIGGEST (b) Wen do Weather Ralnin'. . . well was daintily gowned in pink, her IN TOWN AH traffic dies; onward the quiet space, while tho chando'ier and side white chrysanthemums, and others 8HOW Frank Lynes shower bouquet being fashioned of creeps lights were veiled in white tulle, standing informally conversing in (a) For nil In all Marshal Neil roses and maidenhair A lone sicardi sends, from where he whence a soft light fell upon the small groups. The supper was infor Ooors open at 6:30. Show begins 6:45. (b) The White Peace Hall fern. While tho bride, who was given sleeps, many guests. mal in character, but as some of tho P. (a) Kitty away by As threnody, a thrilling muffled fail, guests remarked, the most daintily of Coloralne her father Robert Law, waa In an artistic conception of a hower (b) Tho Dream. E. A. P. Nowcomb handsome in a gown of white satin, Filtering through the trees uright sil tiers surmounted by a snowy wedding served and delicious, of any presented ver beams here at any previous occasion. It con 8. Mother o' Mine (by request) her long tulle veil being caught with Empire Theater at one enw against a huge French Frank E. Tours orange blossoms. F'ood darkened homes, each velvet wedding sisted of chicken salad ,a variety of mirror as a back ground tho 9. Lyrics Following ceremony Hotel Street fairy lawn; tasty sandwiches, served on sliver sal Indian Love the an Informal ceremony was performed. It was Temple Bells reception wns light While the old moon, on duty till the vers, with ripe olives and delicious ac (aj The held and buffet created of masses of filmy white bri (b) Less Than the Dust refreshments were served. dawn, cessories, rich fruit cake, bon-bon- Kaai and Etta Hilbus dal tulle and a profusion of white (c) Kashmiri Song Among those present were Mrs. E. Keala Guards our land sleeping in the World maiden- grapes, Ice cream and champagne chrysanthemums and delicate (d) Till I Wake C. Greenwell of Kona, Lady Heron, Vocalists. of Dreams. sprays in punch served from a very large hand. hair fern arranged artistic Amy Woodforde-Finde- n Judge nnd Mrs. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. WRESTLERS. by some Canton bowl, In which beverage JAPANESE ELEANOR RIVENBUItGH. display and caught here and there W. A. Bowen, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Cas- the toasts to the pair were offered. e e e a shower effect of knots and bows of Mr. nnd Mrs. Merle Johnson are tle and Mrs. Scudder. Motion Pictures These refreshments were passed round In these peaceful, clear, translucent' blossoms held by tulle. now occupying a cottage on the cor The bride is the daughter of Prof. by a dozen quiet and competent wait days of languid sunshine, with a feel- At eight o'clock the first motor stop ner of Wilder avenue and Kewalo Law of the public school service, and 15c, 10, 5c ers In white whoso service was most Admission ing almost of spring in every breath, ped and thereon till tho appointed street, where Mrs. Johnson will be at the groom Is a young attorney and effective. At the bride's table a score when the yawning teamster dozes as hour the guests continued to arrive home to her friends the first and connected with the law offices of Cas of admiring friends gathered to view ho bumps along on his daily round of Promptly at half after eight o'clock, third Monday of tho month. tle and Wlthlngton. Is to energy Invitations hnd the huge white wedding cake of four labor it hard realize the for which hour the A A A Theater which, is flooding the social world with read, tho subdued strains of Lohon bell Park On Thursday aftornoon, at her beau. On Sunday Admiral and Mrs. a bounding flow of sprightliness. Here grin's wedding march, softly played Kaai's quintette sang appropriate last tiful mansion on Lunnlilo street, Mrs. Corwin P. Rees entertained at a de- we have teas and receptions and din- and sung by Kaai's quintette, nn airs during the supper hour. At a late F. B. a very lightfully Informal luncheon for Ad ners and calls enough to All milady's nounced the arrival of tho bride. hour, as the guests al' stood armed McStocker entertained at miral Goodrich and his daughter, Mrs. Wills & Hassan, calendar for weeks ahead with hardly Stephen ot the Roman Cath with little bags of lice with which to elaborate and exquisitely appointed Equilibrists. Father Campbell, who were through passen- World's Greatest an opportunity to glance Into tho cur- ollc church, to which faith tho bride shower the bridal couple, Mr, and luncheon to announce the engagement Mrs. Williamson, tho In gers on the transport Logan, and Gen- and rent fashion books. adheres, stepped quietly within the latter attired of her daughter, .Miss Lydia Idora .1 tmvplllnir eral Tasker Bliss. Tho luncheon was However attendance at social occa- with the groom, Mr. Wil swrnrcor trrnv lirnnilplnth bower and McStocker to Lieut. H. L. Parsons, U given at the beautiful tropical home of sions Is all that Is required to gain llamson, attended by Dr. Arthur G suit and beaver toque to match, slip, MOTION S. C Admiral and Mrs. Rees, and was aa advance ideas since no two Hodgins, as man, awaited ped quietly out by a secret exit and lf. his best the charming as are all occasions given by PICTURES gowns seen at these "on parade" af bridal party. jumping In their limousine car sped This bit of news was delicately con alike, and many of which rapidly to Kaalawal where, at the finned at the luncheon table, and was this.....ciever hostess. fairs are This was soon silently announced by emit faint Parisian perfumes in pass, the ribbon bearers and ushers, Mr home of Hon. Cecil Hrown, they will the inspiration for a shower of felicl e e ing just to verify your admiring sus William Dickson and Mr. Buttolph spend their honeymoon. tnttons and all manner of good wishes A very enjoyable reception was Theater bride-elec- t, Novelty piclons. who formed an als'e enclosed by two Among those present at this charm- for the sweet young who is held 011 Thursday evening from eight Cor. Nuuanu and Pauahl Sts. strands of wide white satin ribbon as ing wedding were Judge nnd Mrs. S. ono of tho very lovely girls ot tne to ten o clock at the Davies Memorial A number of formal and informal they proceeded to the bower. Down M. Ballon, Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Von younger set, her winsome charm of Hall in honor of and to welcome Bish. MUSICAL MILLERS. THE occasions have been given during th.9 this artistic and graceful aisle then Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shingle. manner having gained her homage oi Restarlck, and his guest Bishop Henry Afong, Mr. and who been fortunate WISE AND MILTON. past few weeks in honor of Admiral passed the bridesmaid Miss Irene Mr. and Mrs. from all have True, Revedend nnd Mrs. Kroll and and Mrs. Corwln P. Rees, U. S. N., Dickson, looking very lovely in a soft Mrs. A. N. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. A. enough to meet her. Canon and Mrs. Ault of St. Andrew's GEO. W. STANLEY since the news of their departure creation of palest blush pink crepe de Hagens, Mr. and Mrs. James Dough- On Thursday, about twenty guests, Cathedral. The motor cars and car-

semi-hobbl- e Robertson, of McStocker, Character Artist. definite and murmurs of slncer- chine made effect, and ei ty, Mr. and Mrs. George all intimate friends Miss riages of arriving guests encircled tho est regret are heard on every hand at adorned by motifs and bands of jewel Miss Lilian Robertson, Miss Grace were bidden to receive the happy news square till a late hour and the evening - and the loss which the departure of this ou- passamenterle in the new French Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, and they gathered on the broad beau was pronounced a great success and very popular couple will mean to so Mr. and Mrs. John A Palmer, Hon tf ftil lanal adorned with graceful hang delightful, present. LATEST MOTION PICTURES. pastel shades, and carrying on her by all who were clety. arm a shower bouquet of Marmon orablo Cecil Brown, Miss Irene Dick- Ing baskets and green palms, and in The guests of honor received, with Mrs. Rees is a very handsome and rippling son, Mr. William Dlcxson, Miss Maria the spacious luxuriously appointed H. M. V.on Y. WO SING CO. Cochet roses tied and down Mrs. Holt, tho president of stately woman of dignity and poise be- in a cascade of rose buds and tulle. Chapman, Dr. Hodgins, Father Steph- drawing room and rear drawing room, the guild, and several musical num- Vegetables, Etc. Groceries, Fruits, sides possessing a most winsome and The bride followed, modestly leaning en, Mr. Buttolph, Judge and Mrs. A. thrown Into one largo apartment, and bers were enjoyed during the evening. Butter 35c lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits. attractive personality. Her beauty of upon the arm of the Hon. Cecil Brown. A. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney, decorated with tall' oriental vases and The decorations were designed to gowns Noonan, Mr. and Mrs. W. jnrdlnlcres of pale mauve pink asters 1186-118- 8 Nuuanu Street. carriage and her splendid at She created a visible stir among the Mrs. Helen lend a suggestion of the holidays, Ha- all formal functions have won her guests as she progressed down the, H. Babbitt, Miss Williamson, Mr. and Interspersed with fluffy lace maiden- waiian holly, berries and graceful 1034. , Box 952 Telephone fame. aisle, her pure white shimmering Mrs. Mannle Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. A. hair fern. palms combining harmoniously under Admiral Rees Is very popular In so- gown of clinging crepe meteor trim- P. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wat- Luncheon was served in the hand- the soft lights. iae quaint gothlc ciety and in his white and gold uni- med with rose point lace falling about son, Dr. and Mrs. H. V. Murray, Mr. some dining room adorned on all sides windows ot the halt were banked with form and driving his pair of spanking her figure and sweeping on to a long and Mrs. F. B. Damon, Dr. Carl Ra- by delicate sprays of asparagus fern, holly berries and palms snuggled Into Woodlawn horses has been the motif for admir'a-tio- n train behind. Her long tulle veil mus, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson, and the large round table seating every space and corner, a combination thoroughfares. by Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. twenty-tw- o was a symphony in dainty MANOA VALLEY. on our was caught to her aanc wavy hair of the red and green tones outlining Admiral and Mrs. Rees expect to clusters of real orange blossoms which J. Morton Riggs, Mrs. F. B. McStock- allurements of pink gauze and fra- reception however where guesta DE8KY. the See CHAS. S. leave In the Sierra sailing on Decem- floated about her as sire passed like a er, Miss Lydla McStocker, Miss Julie grant blossoms. were presented. ber fourteenth, and they will spend scented halo and her shower bouquet McStocker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond, A largo artistic centerple6e was The delightful solos by Mrs. W. W. tho winter In Southern California be- fell in cascades of snowy orchids. Mr. ami Mrs. C. P. Morse, Mr. and fashioned 110111 masses of Malmalson Low, wife of Captain Low U. S. M. C. All KindsPAPERWrapping Papers and fore proceeding 'east. The ceremony was simple but im- Mrs. Hugo Herzer, Mr. Christian Jen- pink outlined by fluffy green maiden- and the cello solos by Dr. Carl Ramus Twines, Printing and Writing Papers. e pressive and was performed against kins, Mrs. Ellzabetn Church, Mr. nnd hair and interwoven with strands of and solos by Reynold AicGrew were A'merican-Hawaila- n Paper & Supply The guests ot the Hotel Courtland a mirror as background, a happy In- Mrs. Charles F. Chlllingworth, Mrs. A., fairy pink gauze caught up between greatly appreciated and tended to aug. Co., Ltd. have organized a bridge club to meet novation. At the conclusion of the Brown," Miss Margaret Mclntyre, Mr. the blossoms by fairy bows. Over ment the evening's pleasure. Queen Streets, Honolulu, named Fort and once every month, nnd have service which united them, Mr. and and Mrs. Theodore Lansing, Mr. Oliver the snowy damask cloth which was Delicious refreshments of fruit Geo. G. Guild Gen, Mgr. "Court-lan- d Cush-ma- n phone 1410. the new socla1 Institution, the Mrs. Williamson turned to receive the Lansing, Mr. William Roth, Mr. visible between tho lace threads of punch, salad, and coffee were served " hand-mad- e Bridge Club felicitations and sincere congratula- Carter, Mr. Carl Wolters, Mr. S. beautiful laco dollies and a In tho Ladles Guild room, adjoining, , The first gathering was held at the tions of their friends, tho bridal party Walker, Mr. and "5Irs. Clarence Crab-be- large centerpiece to match, were at small tables prettily decorated with Cover your floor with hotel on Tuesday evening, when the assisting and also Miss Maria Chap- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fleming and strewn clipped blossoms and maiden- holly berries and pepper sprays by guests assembled on the large lanal, man, an aunt of the pretty young Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Whltehouso. hair, while from tho artistic electric the competent priory girls attired in tasteful'y decorated for tho occasion bride. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Williamson chandelier fell streamers of pink white and under the able supervision lights, potted by numerous bright A few of the guests strolled through will be at home after December the gauze, terminating at equidistant parts of Mrs. Melanphy and Mrs. G. W. P.. Chinese palms, fishtails, and hanging baskets the daintily lighted adjoining rooms, llfth at 1G47 Nuuanu Avenue. of the t,ablo In largo crush bows, creat King. of soft lace maidenhair ferns. Five In one of which on several largo tables a ing the effect of Its suspension. Although tho inclement weather was M Xovillo atting tables of bridge were played from the wedding gifts were displayed. In Major Neville, Mrs. and Miss Tho dainty little place cards tied discouraging nt first, over two hun- eight until ten o'clock, the prizes be-- pre- Neville are stopping at tho Courtland or this room dainty shades of pink with pink bnby ribbon tiows rcvenled dred guests were present at tills en- - Major de- Ing handsome and worthy of thp most vailed, the chandeliers being veiled Hotel. Major Nevillo relieves the secret of tho occasion, being joyablo social evening. A few of those diligent efforts of the participants in with palo pink tulle, and oriental bas- Long in Honolulu. veloped In small pink hearts upon presont wore Mrs. T. Cllvo Davies, Mr. fascinating game. During the hand-painte- d Japanese the kets of Malmalson pinks tied with which were sprays of toll and Mrs. H. M. Von Holt, Princess lovenlng delicious fruit punch was tulle wore placed hero and tnere Captain nnd Mrs. Winters, 3rd Cav-air- tnle orango blossoms while tho re- Knlanainaole, Canon nnd Mrs. Ault, Cotton Rugs served tho guests, who, later partook about tho room and on tho tables aro entertaining at a charming verse side bore in goiden letters tho Reverend and Mrs. Kroll, Bishop nnd Ice cream cake. evening, Dr. TJurney, nnd of strawberry and where tho dazzling array of cut glass, dinner this Initials of tho two happy culprits "L. Mrs. Restarlck, Canon nnd Mrs. e, A large shipment just revelv-e- d Four beautiful prizes were awarded silver and brass woro glistened. Mr. and Mrs. Dumey, his father and McS. and "II. L. P." being artistically Mrs. William Montrose Graham, on occasion. Tho first prize, an mother. Tho dinner table will designed. from Orient. Many this Everything of beauty that can bo round Mrs. Georgo J. Augur, Captain nnd tho hanging gold oriental hammered brass bas thought of to adorn a young bride's bo decorated in soft tones of and Tho rich appointments of cut glass, Mrs. W. W. Low, U. S. M. C, Mr. nnd beautiful patterns. ket was won by Mrs. Allen, tho second, home was hero In evidence among yellow, a hammered brass bowl over- silver nnd dainty white and gold Bo- Mrs. Hugo Herzer, Dr. Carl Ramus, 'a Japanese artistic flower basket be-lin- g other notable gifts being a wholo ser- flowing with big doublo chrysanthe- hemian ware formed a sparking com- Mr. Reynold McGrow, Captain and . presented to Mi's. Heckman. The vice sot In monogrammcd silver, pre- mums forming a 'centerpiece, with plement to tho bovy of pretty society Mrs. Chapman of Fort Shatter, Mrs. (gentleman's first prlzo was captured sented by Mr. Cecil Brown, Miss Dick- hnndpnlnted golden chrysanthemums, girls gathered round It and tho lunch- Mist, Miss Mist, Mrs. Montaguo Cooke, iby Mr. Stober, in tho form of a hand- son and Wl'linm Dickson. A huge and soft yellow silk shaded candela- eon proved one of delight, the great- Miss Marsh, teachers of St. Andrew's some carved ivory paper cutter, and rock crystal punch bowl, with silver bra with a fringe of gold, completing est onthusIaBin resulting from tho glad Priory, Reverend and Mrs. Hall, Miss I the second prize for gentlemen, a tray and a dozen punch cups to match tho appointments. tidings. Constance Restarlck, Miss Margaret complete smoking outfit was awarded and a case of champagne comprised A A A Miss McStocker Is nn exceptionally Restarlck, Bishop True, Mrs. G. W. R. Lewers & Cooke, to Mr. Brewster. ono of tho many lov ly offerings to There was a very flattering attend- striking brunette, nnd since Her de- King, Mrs. Melanphy, Mrs. Center, A A this popular girl. There were also ance at tho Charles R. Bishop Hall last but into locnl society hns been pro- Miss Nndlno Center, Mr. nnd Mrs. LIMITED. Ono of tho prottlest weddings seen silver plates, almond bowls, snlad evening at tho song recital given by minent in tho younger set where she Emory, Mrs. Smith and ninny othors. for some time In Honolulu was wit bowls, Jugs and vases of rock crystal Mr. Philip Hall, vocalist, assisted by Is a great favorite. Lieutenant ar- AAA nessed on Wednesday evening by besides n great variety of oriental Mrs. E. C. Horton, accompanist, and sons is a tall handsome brunette chap, Mrs. Ramsey, tho charming wife of 177 S. King St. I wtmn Allan nl.nn, Vt.....lAil iritoata china and brasses and innumerable Messrs. Stanley Livingston, A. F. Wall and dining his sojourn In Honolulu hns Captain Ramsoy, U. S. M. C, enter- of- Ada Tree Rhodes, ono of the most offerings in hand embroidered linens. and Georgo A. Brown. become ono ot tho most populnr tained at a very lovoly brldgo nftor-noo- n beautiful, talented and popular girls In Finally led by tho brldo and groom, All tho numbers, which were clever- ficers In the Marino Corps. on Thursday In honor of and ns this city, became tho bride of Mr. Wil-11a- tho guests Issued on to a large ly selected by Mr. Hall wore warmly Thoso present at this beautiful and a farewoll to Mrs. Long, wlfo of Major & Seville Williamson. side lanal, opening directly from tho appreciated, tho compositions of Mr. nrtlstlc lunchonn were Mrs, Clifford B. Charles G. Long, U. S. M. C who aro Shaw sur-prls- o Tho quaint old fashioned homo on drawing room, where a bountiful Edgar A. P. Nowcomb, winning a great High, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. leaving todny on the transport Sher- NEW MONUMENT WORK8. Nuuanu Avenue, concealed beneath awaited them. Horo was In- denl of praise. Many society peoplo Harry Marlln Hepburn, Mrs. Frederick man for San Francisco. Tho pretty tropical shrubbery and flowers pre- deed a spectaclo for tho unsuspecting, woro present, as Mr. Hall with his re Damon, Miss Kathryn Stephens, Miss homo of Mrs. Ramsey was tastofully Equipment. Latest Compressed Air sented an enchanted spectacle as a nnd exclamations or delight were markable voice Is a social favorite and Helen North, Miss Nndlno Center, decorated with potted palms nnd King Street Near Alakea..,. Honolulu continuous line of limousine cars and heard on every hand. This fairy cham- is very well known and popular In this Miss Harriot Lucas, Miss Sarah Lu- graceful maidenhair, tho threo tablo3 private motors chugged at tho en- ber was enclosed all round by willow city. cas, Miss Roso Herbert, Miss Alico Fine Job Printing, Star Office. trance and from which a score of sprays, hanging tmstcets falling horo Mr. Hall was heard to advantage in Cooper, Miss Lady Macfarlano, Miss (Continued on Page 7.) fouh THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910

DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- I DO YOU SPRAY? Published every afternoon except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Star Uncle Walt And ore you nnxlous to Ret rid of tlio many pests that ruin your Newspaper Association. plants mid trees? If you want to net rid of tho pests you will be In- terested In "IlIiACIC 1.13 A F 40" and the following expert testimony: TilE STA It ACCEPTS NO LIQUOR ADVERTISEMENTS. The Poet Philosopher Frnm O. II. llrcmucr, Secretary Cnllfiirnln Stnte Coniiiilnnloii of Ilortletillii ret SUBSCRIPTION RATES: I am convinced In my own mind that "Black Leaf 40" will ? 8.00 prove a great Biiccess on young lccanlums and other soft bodied Local, per annum scale Insects, also white lly larvae (A. cltrl), when used In com- Foreigu, per annum 12.00 My neighbor did an evil trick that put me badly in the hole; bination with a small amount of oil emulsion or soap. his vileness made me pretty sick, and jarred the texture of my soul. I lmvo seen Its efficiency thoroughly. tested on thrlps and have ' Payable in Advance. UBed the same combination. "Black Leaf 40" artd 2 per cent. Oil 1 said: "Of this, friends, make a note, and paste it emulsion, on red Bpldor with remarkable success. at Post Office at Honolulu, as second class mail matter. I have also used "Black Leaf 40" In combination with Arsenate Entered VENGEANCE in your Sunday hats: Some time, somo place I'll get of lend for calvyx spraying of apples and not only prevented tho Subscribers who do not get their papers regularly will confer a favor his goat, as sure as whiskers grow on cats." Then attack of codling moth, but completely controlled tho curl leaf ...... r I I nlfiC aphis, which has been such a destructive pest for the past few by notifying tne star uuice; iciepnonc oa. vengeful projects filled my dreams, by day they flitted through my years. declared both THE I thought up fifty frightful schemes to make my neighbor's life I also am convlncod that the coating of tho seed of" the cucurbl-ta- o Th. c..nr.m. r.fMir nf thi TVrrttnrv of Hawaii has brain; family (cucumbers, squash, etc.), or any other seed attacked by SEMI-WEEKL- Y STAR One evening, when lights were dim, prove STAR (Dally) and THE ; nwPP a pain. the I wandered forth wire worms with tho ordinary "Black Leaf" will tho most HAWAIIAN ad- effective remedy yet these pests. of general circulation throughout the Territory of Hawaii, ("suitable for to plan some more, and met a stranger tall and grim, who in his hand tried for troublcsomo Judgments and decree entered or rendered One 10 1- -2 lb. can of Black Leaf 40 will make up 1,000 gallons of vertising proceedings, orders, a bludgeon bore; and he had other lethal tools; he cried in tones the spraying fluid you need. We have It put up In small bottles for In of Territory of Hawaii." only to spray the Courts the any In- made me shake: am the man who butchers fools is the convenience of those who need a little a few choice Letters to THE HAWAIIAN STAR should not be addressed to that "I there plantB. Ask the Hawaiian Experimental Station experts what they with offlcs, but simply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR or defense that you would make? I've studied fools a thousand years think about Black Leaf 40. For sale In bottles, by tho gallon or by dividual . connected. . . the ... 2 i n ni rtllrnfiRA. F the 10 lb. can, at to the Editorial or Business ucparuncms, acmiunia....ml hh - innfi r of fools claim to be a judge; the biggest Mool in all these spheres is he who holds a foolish grudge. His thoughts are all of bootless LOGAN .EDITOR E. DANIEL strife, of doing harm to other men ; he shuts the sunshine from his O. HALL & SON, LTD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11), 1010 life, and wallows in his gloomy den. O chump, poor chump, your life is short, and you're a fool to tear your hair, and sidestep all the joy- ous sport, and plan cheap "Vengeance in your lair!" News of the spread of cholera in Manchuria and in Turkey should nut the world at large on (lie qui vive. Utmost vigilance is demanded Copyright. 1010, y Oreo. Matthew AOatno. ' WALT MASON. right here in Hawaii, with its direct steamer communication with the Orient. More important even than a strict watcn against me pesm path, in the few instances in Avhich these avenues have been left un- once, though, is thorough sanitation. Here there is no winter to end disturbed by railway appropriation and occupation, while in England must, apparently, have a possible visitation, hence our own protection in such an event is they existed before Shakespeare." The univer- sal prevalence of the automobile nowadays makes the dan- cleanliness. Cholera can never gain a foothold except in filthy roadway gerous for walking, and the next great rural improvement ought sure- it ground. ly to be the construction of bypaths sacred to pedestrians. .

Somebody has come out in print against the word "boost" as ap- TOYS! TOYS! plied to the' Hundred Thousand Club. It is true the word has but T ROOSEVELT 5 At last we have our Toy Department open again with a' colloquial rank in the dictionary, yet eminent authorities commend to iLl fresh stock of Toys, Games, Puzzles, and a fine 'line of books. Although technically 1 us colloquial speech for purest English idiom. CO., the collonuial is distinguished from the literary, Maeaulay praised REALLY ALL FOR TAFT WALL, NICHOLS Ltd ftudison Tor liis great colloquial powers. Probably every hew word IS entering into our constantly growing language had to fight its way precisians. Many words that to polite recognition against carping (Speech of Ellhu Root, before made, aud no matter how vote ago the EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS were on the prohibited lists of some great newspapers a few years goes next month, modest, unassuming Talk English and American Weaves. Made to your order with ft are today in universal and unexceptionable usage. about "After election people don't scrutin and unselfish as he is, a great career Is and style unequalled. Chaucer and Shakespeare and Carlyle as models .s very much nonsen- ize the multitude of reasons which awaits him because he such a man wide has the may as the people greatly need. sical. Chaucer needs an interpreter today, so far and have contributed to the result. W. W. AHANA South King Street They Decries Attacks on Colonel. 62 from his vocabulary. Carlyle was a word black- see only the general result, and language grown happen "The Idea that Mr. Roosevelt con- from foreign metal to form his it should that the Adminis smith, forging rugged jawbreakers tration cannot hold Its own party to templates an attack upon our judicial called illiterate, but picturesque expression. Roosevelt will hardly be gether the national convention would system or that that system is in dan- mm colloquialism. ho does not stickle at uttering the newest coinage of be quite likely to Iook for a Moses to ger from him or from anyone else is word for purely fanclrui cam- He beats the dictionary to a fra..le. "Roost" is a dandy lead them out of the wilderness, and and devised for WE INVITE REPORTS IN CASES OF they might go to Mr. Roosevelt or they paign purposes only. and don't you forget it. promotion, might go to one of the far more radi- "What gave Mr. Roosevelt his lead- cal leaders who are now looming up ership of the Saratoga convention? He Misunderstanding 1 local c apital would hold exclusive on the political horizon In the North had no oillce; he had no patronage; 1 if mHifviii!r- . if 11 Hi; 1L UUIWU -l O uu. control of the pineapple, industry so rapidly developing, prou.iuij and Middle West. Make no mistake, he had no money; he could neither In this store. They rarely occur and when lead to market my in punish nor any one; of a big mainland packing house into it will friends, so far as this election reward and the they the advent s do management wants to know of it. vnnnsinn for the product which will balance the financial surrender. the State of New York beai-- any rela controlling political organization of i n a ii mum Mm oKconioo nwiHU'S lit! ...ii 111.nwIMIIIIllIin in iiiiinisi...... liii niUL tion to national affairs, Republican the Republican party was against him ihvi- - is ii limit to it winch our capnausis. otes for the Republican ticket How did it happen tliat a majority of prevent be- the delegates large and small, ought, for the welfare of the Territory, to strengthen the Administration in the voted with him and WE SOLICITf YOUR PATRONAGE. ing passed if possible. Absentee ownership of a country s industries party, and Republican votes against against the organization? The answer is, was is not far removed from absentee landlordism. Too much of ei her the ticket tend to weaken and break that there an issue before the of dogs down the Administration. convention in which the people of mo.nnH the people of the country must be in the position the that state wero deeply content with the crumbs that fall from the master s table. No one understands this better than Interested. Mr. Roosevelt. No one knows better "Mr. Roosevelt espoused the right Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. not the sunset of life to give him mystical than ho that the strenuous efforts he side of that issue against the Republi- President Diaz need can organization, naturally HOTEL AND FORT STREETS. PHONE 1297, coming events which cast their shadows beiore. making in behalf of the Republican nnd, lore for descrying enough, he furnlsiied the element of tts,. - u:,;wnn iili Hir storms lonir predicted to come altei candidates, not merely in New York, XJ.1B HIV mill l.- ni"i"B " leadership to the side he was with. A in his view. Last election evidenced that the but in a dozen of other states, are ser him already raging majority 01 the delegates voted with power not been based altogether on popularity. vices in aid of the Taft administration rand old man's has him because upon that issue the peo- is tantamount to treason to oppose a perman- and tend toward the renominatlon of A republic in which it ple who elected them were with him. is a travesty on the name, and any kind Mr. Taft in 1912. CLEAN ent tenure of the presidency The issue was a revolt against the ty- CURTAINS FOR THANKSGIVING. i1oimik1s on one man's life for stability rests on "It is said that to have Mr. Stlmson The most f .r.nnio.it flint ranny of the party machines and the critical of your guests will be unable to find fault ..,lut !i vnlMiin. The safety valve has been screwed down In the governor's chair would promote with 1.1.!,. nf party machinery. It was a part of your curtains after we have cleaned them. i.,i,t in Movirn. and Diaz will be lucky if before he Mr. Roosevelt's political fortunes. The that i,.n,,. great rebellion which has going FRENCH LAUNDRY. J. Abadic, Prop. 777 KING ST. boiler"is disrupted. peop'o who say tlls do ndt mean what been passes the not hopelessly on over Telephone 1491. No branches. Is undoubtedly true, that Mr. Stlmson all the Union." will be such a governor as to reflect for earthquakes. A correspondent objects to the word '.'temblor" credit on every one who has support--: There is some sense in this objection, since tne woru is inn jngnm. ed hinii In any other sense the propo- uu and not needed. It is not even good spanisn, according 10 uie sition is based on an entire 'tliisunder-- jector. standing of the man. Mr. Stlmson is louses For Bent You think of THANKSGIVING DINNER and you think not the kind of man who will be suc- if i.,i,w.n lmvi. nflWt with the republican. govern cessful politically In distributing Senhor and manipulating caucusses ment of Portugal,ii U ought to be put forth for the retention of of perfect and delegates and conventions for or consul-seiiera- ! for Hawaii. His long service Unfurnished. Canavarro as ., against any one. He would make a acceptabil itv to the Hawaiian authorities hrst anu men me iimu.u ... . i j. 1 if attempted Alea, 3 B. R $50.00 HEINZ failure he It. uut oniy liueiiigeni ;um AKn..tiiiif vnuwlmitti.v.,....- - miserable should speak for itsell, uuraium He is a very strong, able man, with Kalmuki 7th, G B. R 45.00 ately testify to his able ana assiuirous cure m j can adequ - exceptional Independence and decision Kam. IV Rd 4 B. R 25.00 It to welfare of the Portu- Mince ifinDnufu bii fntherlv devotion the Meat m.fnin. of character, porfectly fearless, abso Lowers Road, 3 B. R 30.00 the naval officers of Portugal lately here guese colony. No doubt lutely upright and with an intelligence Kalmuki 9th, 2 B. R 30.00 resolution will lie rcauy to give mum the navy having supported the of great natural vigor, thoroughly Knm. IV Rd., 3 B. R 25.00 wiSpo of Consul-Geiiera- l Canavarro mniie n fnvfii of the retention pub- Walpio, 3 B. R FOR fTHE fitly be made an exception trained and guided by a genuine 12.00 PIE. His case might, in the circumstances, quite Lane, 2 B. R consular officers the new govern lic spirit. He was selected as the can Pawaa 17.50 in the clean sweep of diplomatic aud didate because he had done some Bates Street, 4 B. R 50.00 ment has been reported as contemplating things in public office which show Kam. IV Rd., 2 B. R 15.00 of a man is which Kinau Street, 3 B. R 30.00 what kind he and Your grocer sells it. Insist on having it. - on St. 3 B. R 30.00 T4- !o r lin lirmnil frl tll(il' OW11 Sake, that the Japanese laborers ought to bo a guaranty to the people of Beretanla un,. T.inntiitiniiK will not repeat the disastrous experiment of a the stato that he Is the kind of a man Make a list of the "57," they will add to the dinner. wage Resources o()abW tp replace th,em are ift,(iuit they need for governor. higher strike. - - 5f.!u!i.i n.,,1 inro .Iiiiin nn.yG ' iiiiiiiiiirntioii has been ,ended the lioffl "Nofmaicjcan use him and'trio irian' the nationality has lieiptoow'wquJ.q bciVtrvly flitll"isl'e by the can make a stopping stone of him. He Trust numbers losing employment through a strike. Forewarned should be is as big and strong a man at 43 as Trent Co., in tlm iihiiitors on the other hand, and they owe it to ,the Taft or Roosevelt was ht that ago. He LIMITED. Territory to adopt such conciliatory measures as may be possible to runs In that class. He is of the qual- avoid a breach of relations with the Japanese. In the meantime, ity of which great public servants are in small holders of sugar stocks should not be frightened into parting with them, on account either of a declining sugar market or of appre ha never been in the dump! Art Glass Domes labor troubles. The industry fnv nnv linriod of lonir duration, and its recoveries are always the oc casion of regret to people who had parted with a good tiling because AND of groundless fear that a time of depression had come 10 stay, 1 Kee-Lo-x time of depression indeed is the time for a small investor to buy It Carbon is then "the ground floor" conies into periodic sight. IIAS NO EQUAL. Reading Lsimps Specially Selected For The Holiday Trade Tublic opinion is needed to get behind the food protective ordin- The non-smu- t, non-greas- e carbon will give ance pending in the board of supervisors. It is likely to meet opposi- that clear copies. tion such as that which other progressive measures, following the ex- - ,l.it, mlirlitmin1 firing olunwhprfv Til the ease Of The paper for the man who wants to read his copies. the bill for protecting food and foodstuffs from contamination, it is to be hoped that the indifference of good people in general apparent on OlllUr J1K12 UUCUOJUiin win nut uu itjjwutui

An m.iw.ln tlio Pliilmlnlnhiii Public Lfuliror advocates, , ns a ne ft 111"'" in cessarv complement to contemporary legislation for humnn comfort, t on me roans. ausence ium-n.,ii- u provision for peilestrmiusin puniic Tjie ui Co., AIeTuuedrJ,0U,lli tlniK . "Tlim'fi is- nretense or LtdM jmum ...ti.j...nutuiiiii nf. fmviifl is ...... Kliilcd: not the- Hawaiian News o The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. the semblance of a public footpath in all the length and breadth of ... . ,1 1 if J ..I .1 1 .1 Xn... ting great lauu, Willi tuc puiiuiJfl utcuiuun 01 wu auauuunuu muuui iuw THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 FIVE Financial and JBy JL. I. ODIJkKMOJNT Market Report To STOCK REPORT OF UVILLETT NUMBER OF DELS STOCKiPNGE Alexander & Baldwin Dividends Nov. 20, 1910: Haw. Ag. TRENTJRUST CO. SUGAR AT LOW FIGURES Co., $1.00 share. I Between Boards 50 Oahu Sugar Co. Alexander & Baldwin received in yesterday's mail a full report of $24.60; 33 Oahu Sugar $24.25; 40 Ha- The stock letter of the Trent Trust Under date of Novemberlit3 Wlllett Oahu stock sold as low as $21 the sugar market situation from William G. Cooke, manager of this waiian Pine Co., $31.00; 50 Waialua Company, sent to the other Islands last & Gray have tho folowing: morning, closing at the Bame bid, their New York office. Mr. Cooke says : night, was as follows: $S8.00. RAWS. Quotations aro reduced with $24,125 asked. There was a bid Basis for Hawaiian arrivals Oct. 27th, 3.855c; Oct. 28th, 29th, 30th. Impetus given the Session Sales 12 Haw. C. & S. Co. The increased .OCc. of 24.125, but it was for nine shares 31st, November 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 3.80c; 5th, 3.80c. for the week, remaining through- $33.50; 20 Oahu Sugar $24,125; 20 Oa-h- u stock market in its downward trend no ono having such an odd Be- The American declined the basis by purchasing 14,000 Culms out at 3.80c. per lb., 9C deg. test, duty block. Sugar $24,125; 10 Oahu Sugar Co. during the week cannot be assigned to tween boards 50, 35, and 50 Oahu from store, on the 27th ult. at 3.80c. On the 2nd, Warner bought 3,000 any to paid. $24,125; 20 Haw. C. & S. Co., $33.00; new derogatory Influence, but sold at $34.50. On tho board this tons Cubas loading at Amsterdam at price equal to 3.S0c N. Y. These Several were 25 Olaa $4.00; 100 Olaa $4.00; 25 Ewa i a clearer realization of the effect a transactions mado at morning 20, 20, 10 re- sugars were owned by a synidcate of speculators in Germany, who and 15 shares $20.00; 15 Oahu Sugar Co. $24,125; very low price of sugar would have this basis, but at the closo sellers alized $24,123, by were forced to liquidate their holdings through Antwerp bankers'. A followed 50 at $24. 10 Olaa $4.00; 50 Oahu Sugar $24.00; on next year's dividends. withdrew and ask an advahce which On the street there was a sale of very heavy loss must have been incurred. On the 4th, Warner bought pre- 25 Haw. C. & S. Co. $32.50. Many well Informed persons are buyers aro willing 50 l-- 2c not thus far to pay Walalua at $88, after which tho 10,000 Cubas for prompt shipment at 2 cost and freight 90 deg. dicting sugar below $3.50 for the com- Stock. . Bid. Asked. and under tho uncertainty of fluctua- samo was bid for more and $89 asked. $ basis, advancing nearby basis to 3.80c. ing crop, and this opinion is gradual- C. Brewer & Co $500.00 On the board this morning 12 Ha- Three Java cargoes at the Breakwater are now held firmly at 10c. ly becoming general. tions daily hi tho European Markets, Ewa Plant. Co. . 25.50 20.00 (3.87c). A bid yesterday of 9s 9d (3.81c) for one of the cargoes was it is somewhat doubtful If any im- waiian Commercial sold nt $33.50, Haw. Ag. Co 210.00 230.00 Taking tho price received for this 20 provement can bo made '''here, followed by at $33 and 25 at $32.. , refused. When the current month quotation for beefs in London year's crop as $4.25 which is probably the Hawn. Corn's 33.00 lower values of tho new Cuba crop 50. At the close $32 was bid and $33 ' touched low for the year on the 28th, equivalent to 3.80c in cane terms a shade high as against a possible Honomu Sug. Co 145.00 when nvailabie, December-Januar- y asked for this stock. Sug. 13.50 New York, it looked very much as though the cargoes would have to $3.50 it will be readily seen that tho Honokaa Co.... 12.00 (id European Fleet sugar Blocks of 25, 100 and 10 Olaa accept the bid price of Ds (3.70c), but the advance in beets saved difference amounts to $15.00 per ton. touched tho Hutchinson 15.125 low point of Ss .7 d. for November, changed hands at 4, after which $3.-87- 5 them. There are still more store Cubas at Liverpool and Amsterdam Should the above price prevail it Kahuku Plant. Co 17.50 rallying to 9s. and closing at 8s. lOd. was bid and $4 asked. to be sold and 15,000 tons in New York. means a heavy cut in the net earnings Kekaha Sug. Co 205.00 Java cane sugars to 9d 25 $2C. The refined sugar market declined to 4.00c less 1 declined 9s. A sale1 of Ewa was made at McBryde Sug. Co.... 3.25 4.00 per cent on the and, of course, lower dividends. The closing at 10s. Beet sugars are appar- Hfeaj.Lt.-- di- This morning more was offered at the Oahu Sugar Co 24.00 '24.125 v . . - companies that are paying nominal ently below (Continued on page eighteen.) cost of production, while same, with $25.75 asked. Olaa Sugar Co 3.875 4.00 to I vidends with extras from time time Cuba sugars aro one-hal- f cent above Interesting quotations without sains Paauhau Plant. Co 20.00 will probably not have to announce of production. tost were: Pioneer, $165 bid and $172.50 150.00 any chnnge, simply discontinuing the There are now cargoes ofi Pala Plant. Co BUILDING' PERMITS. three asked; Walalua, $88 bid and $89 ask- Mill Co 165.00 172.50 extras; but the companies paying a Javas. 20,000 tons, tho Delaware1 Pioneer Tho building and plumbing Inspec- at Ag. 88.00 89.00 MARKET LETTER high regular dividend will find it nec- Breakwater unsold. Sales of tho week ed. Waialua Co tor, Herr Miehlstein, has issued the Sugar Co 175.00 essary to reduce the percent. included two or more Jnvolces of Walluku following building permits this week: DUN ON SUGAR. Sug. 180.00 . The European beet crop figures re Cuba Centrifugals held in Europe for AValmanalo Co.. M. Ohta, two story dwelling. Hotel R. ?i. Dun & Company (New York) Co 100.00 unchanged. The harvesting is shipment to New York, at 3.S0c, duty Waimea Mill HENRY CLEWS street. Cost $700. main niako tho following announcement in 110.00 115.00 Of going along smoothly, each week's re paid. I. I. S. N. Co J. R. Davis, residence, two-storie- regard to sugar: 170.00 ports convincing evldenco Domestic cano sugars from Louisi- Hawn. Etec. Co eleven rooms Nuuanu and Wyllie. giving more Generally quiet conditions marked 128.00 New York, November 6, 1910. Cost ana are leading this week at New Oahu R. & L. Co.... 124.00 ?5,G0t of the enormous crop that will be opening of business week, closing political Orleans for Now York, and shipments tho this Hou. B. & M. Co.... 20.50 20.75 As a rule the of a forthcoming this season. As stated expectations on tho part of the N. Nagamino, concrete bath house. of such will continue to the end of this with Pine. Co 32.00 campaign has a favorable influence previously the estimated increase f,lrthcr reductions in quota- - Haw. Hotel near River. Cost $100. year The purchasing basis of these trado of 6s 100.00 upon values, because uncertainty is times the entire nuwuvur, Cal. Ref. Co. Lau Lin, dwelling, Vineyard near amounts to over three 'sugars, f. o. b. New Orleans, is 15c. uons. jaier m ine weei, 104.00 removed, and final results are often improved on the denial of Hamakua Ditch 6s.. 102.00 River. Cost $500. crop or tne Hawaiian lsianas, aau ,ier i00 bs beow U)G New York sentiment partially discounted in advance. This to reports of large sales abroad at con- Haw. Irr. Co. 6s 100.00 102.00 Carl Ontai, from present Indications bids fair quotations for 9C deg. test Centrifu-bein- g probably explains the present strength kitchen, Vineyard street developed Hilo R. R. 1901 0s... 100.00 i camp. realized. gals, to cover cost of transportation cessions, and tho market of the market. The campaign has Cost $150. R. Ex. 6s i 9G.00 The heaviest declines have taken to refinery, a firmer tone, nlthough there was Hilo R. been accompanied by a good deal of Chan Yin store , Kock, and dwelling - no change in quotations. Sales of re- Honokaa Sug. Co. 6s. 102.00 acrimony, much of which should dis- place in Walalua and Pioneer, but Oq- New crop Brazil sugars aro undor-h- u Fort and Schoo'. Cost $1000. fined were in amount on tho Hon. R. T. Co. 6s 105.00 v appear election day. The coun-- and Ewa have suffered as well. At stood to be available soon for ship- - fair after J. R. Davis, residence, Waikiki. 4.60 per cent, for Co. 6s 100.00 the moment the more activo stocks aro went this way. basis of less one Kohala Ditch Cost, $4,000. standard granulated, but business MoBrydo Sug. Co. Gs 95.00 (Continued to page 9.) quoted as follows: Detailed renorts herewith of the recent huricane in Cuba confirm thoso 'as mostly to supply current needs. Mutual Tel. Co. Gs... 102.00 ...... Oahu $24.00 bid, $24.25 asked. iui-go- PROVISIONS, ETC. already given to us. cables continued to snow O. R. & L. Co. 101.25 101.75 EWA STOCK BOOKS. Ewa, $20.50 bid, $2G.75 asked. Tho rains did,ForeiS'1 Gs.... movement and European advices weio , The following are wholesale quota- Sugar wherever they fell, but Eastern Pacific Mill Co. Gs... 102.00 Ewa's stock books will be closed at Hawaiian Commercial and ',o stea(ly with advances tions for standard groceries and feed-stuff- s provinces did not benefit sufficiently markets, Waialua Ag. Co. 6s 101.00 12 o'clock noon next Monday to trans, Co. $33.00 bid, $33.50 asked. .covering all grades, the receipt of ( for this date: to ovcrcomo tho backwardness of remaining closed to November Honokaa, $12.75 bid, $13.75 asked. which had a stimulating effect on this fers, Flour, patent, $5.50 to $5.75 a bar- their crops. Waialua, $88.00 bid, $89.00 asked. On tho hand, there 30, inclusive. rel. The crop news of the week from market. other Pioneer, $170.00 bid, $177.50 asked. all producing countries is generally still exists more or less uncertainty Flour, straight, $5.00 to $5.25 a bar- regards tho because of the Sugar 3.87c MANY NEW INVENTIONS. Olaa, $4.00 bid, $4,125 asked. favorable, . as future rel. . i - Messrs' Guma-Movcr- 's almost universal reports of exception- The marvellous ingenuity of the McBryde, $3.00 bid, $3,875 asked. final outturn 3-- 4d Corned beef, tins $3.45 to innn-ini- 0 German toy maker is shown in the Very truly, nf thp o fiuim ornn la 1.R(M m) nlly excellent harvest results in tho Beets, 9s, $3.75 per dozen. oano nroducinc countries, in uuua i wonderful .'toys justi received from TRENT TRUST CO., LTD. tons against i,uia,os tons tne pre J I l 1 . nnflmnfn0 li i t nnnn. Germany by A. B. Arleigh & Co. Ltd. Corned beef, tins $1.95- to vlnns rnrrmnlfin if per will exceed last j Co, Hero are toys for the very small girl $2.00 dozen. PAULA OIL CO. Cable report is received of shipment try's crop aro that it Heniy Wate rh ouse Trust toys Corned beef, Australian, year's by about 300,000 tons, and this, . and boy and many mechanical tins Ellis' market letter contains the of 2,000 tons Beet sugar destined for $1.G5. with increases at other sources, acts Members Honolulu Stock and Bond for tho older children. Rocking following: Canada. and a fine Salmon, red Alaska, in tins, $C.OO high prices Europe as a decided element of depression. Exchange. Horses, Autos, Paula Oil. The stockholders will Tho in liavo Dolls in price from 5c to $G.25 per case of four dozen, Is. caused building of new factories FORT AND MERCHANT STS. assortment of pleased to, of the .now acreage the Also new Wilhelmina Doil. Salt salmon, Red in be hear in several European countries, includ- MOUNTAIN KING. to $12. the Alaska, barrels company added to its $12.50 to$14.00. Large King salmon, which the has ing Russia and Austria particularly. Chester B. Ellis & Companyls mar- upon drilling opera- James RTlorgan. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. nominal. holding, which In tho several estimates of the ket letter (San Francisco, November) we are advised are to commence to Rolled barley, $2G to $28. tions European Beet sugar crop, given else- contains the following, referring - NOTICE. Immediately. The new territory, Stock a Hi d Hay, $20 to $28. where, the Factories' estimate for Mountain King Mining and Milling produce high gravity oil countries, which aro really Bran, $32.50 to $34.00 which should Convention Company: "Wo havo a block of 2,000 Bond Broker EWA PLANTATION COMPANY. compara- tho countries of greatest consideration, Rice (Hawaiian), to per in paying quantities, is of shares to offer, and will sell all or $3.50 $3.80 shows an Increase of only 463,190 The Stock Books of Ewa Plantation bag. tively shnliow depth, which makes it part at $1.20 per share." A largo por- Member of Honolulu Stock and will bo closed to transfers tons, of 10,2 per cent, compared with Company Rice (Japanese), to per most desirable in conjunction with tion of Mountain King stock is held Bond Exchange. Monday, November 21st, 1910, at 12 $4.85 $5.00 qtlior estimated increases of 20 per receive bag. the crude of tho deep properties of in tho Islands. Stock and Bond Orders o'clock noon to Wednesday, November cent. Tho Factories' estimate for prompt attention. Navel oranges to per the company. 30th, 1910, Inclusive. $3.25 $3.50 Russia, however, is 60,9 per cent. If Information furnished, relatlvo to 4 ' A QUAKE WORD. CHAS. H. ATHERTON, box. Factories estimato of increase pro- AND BONDS. Governor Frear yesterday received Why some of all STOCKS Ewa Plantation Company. Apples $1.50 to $2.0tr per box. duction of Convention countries should EDITOR STAR: do LOANS NEGOTIATED. Treasurer a letter from Washington, in which newspapers tho Honolulu, Nov. 19th, 1910. Potatoes, $1,15 to $1.75 per hun prove correct, it is easy to realize tho Honolulu uso Phona 1572 P. O. Box r.34 dred. it was stated that the owners of tho that the possible increaso of consump- idiotic word 'temblor" when they meail wanted to complete the Manuka equal I no- Onions, California, $1.40 to $1.75 land tion, for thoso countries will "earthquake?" So far as have site had obtained counsel in order to such increase, drawing such conclu- ticed, the word "temblor" is unknown PAPERS FILED FRIDAY.. fight the condemnation proceedings preceding tendency of con- English-speakin- g of R S Holt by Jdgo to Hawn Fino Job Printing; Office. sion from in nny part of tho Est Circus Star are to sumption countries. that be started. in those world outsido of California and its Trust Co Ltd, Tr, Vesting Order. imitator Honolulu. Victor! Kapulo ct nl to Tong Wo This word came Into fashion in San Wai Co, L. Coming Francisco at the time when the last David Reinhnrdt and wf to Tho- big earthquake, took place there, in mas A Relnhardt, D. tho English language when anything Charles R Kahaunnlanl to R A hu--ca- s, shakes, quakes or quivers, it may bo L. The Great Show said to "tremble," it certainly doesn't George R Kah'aunalnnl to R A Lu- OF "temblo." If our local editors need a cas, P A. second word when they wish to ex- Joseph Do Rogo and wf to Lulz-- I, 4 Foster press tho idea of an 'earthquake," why Teixolra, D. Sion not say "trembler," or "tremor?" Young Men's Savs Socy Ltd to Ka- -. Of course f'a'm afrard that tlib'Call-- ' ' From The $?imous Barnum & Bailey ' hopowai O), Rel. , '' ' ' Circus,-- Means Onnrfe Furniture Furniture nf OnalitV fornia writers' are 'supposed to"l!d Kahopewai Pahoa and h&b to Jo-so- ph i T. y'. " using a Spanish' wdl;d' Mien; (hoy say1 F Welch arid 'wf.'D.' ' "temblor," but although 'the1 Spaniard Joseph F Wolch and wf to Young .Will Arrive Here Per S. S. Wllhel- - may sometimes speak of a "temblor" Men's Savs Socy Ltd, M. November 29, And Open Decern still tho Spanish verb usually retains Est of IJetor Rodrlgues by Admrx V uer 5. LOOK NOW TO YOUR DINING ROOM tho "r," as in "tremolar." to Allco Tullett, D. In tho various forms of the word Cecil Brown, Tr, to Llllnoo M Wlllu, "tremble" as used by the different La- D. tin nations Italian, Portuguoso and 2 2 Tlie prices placed ou dining room furniture at IIOPP'S in preparation for the Llllnoo M Wills and hsb to William RINGS French tho letter r is rotalnod and Punohu, M. tho word would bo season oilers an unusual occasion for investment. without "r" the Hehona Pall nnd hsb to K M Ka. Watch Out For Later Announcements. meaningless. But our leading news- nehlwn, D. , i papers hero are supposed to bo print- Sale prices prevail throughout the week. Kauhni and hsb to Young Man's ed in English and not Spanish, thert Savs Socy, Ltd, M. why contlnuo to uso a word which ' DINING CHAIRS. EXTENSION TABLES. BUFFETS. Sing Chong & Co to Victor Kapulo, conveys no meaning to the ordinary Rel. BOOKS .92.25 reduced to $1.70 $ 8.50 reduced to ,..0.75 30.00 reduced to ..$21.00 English reader? If English is not Kapulo $3.00 2.35 20.00 ,.. 15.00 45.00 " ... 30.00 good enough to express their meaning Victor to John F Colbunu Tr, D. $3.75 ti 3.00 $35.00 ,.. 28.00 $55,00 " " ... 44.00 why not givo us a Hawaiian word for Qraco D $4.50 3.75 $15.00 ,.. 30.00 $58.00 " " ,.. dOfOO a change? W. Merrill by Rogr, Notice. 0.00 $75.00 ... 60.00 $72.00 " .. 55.00 J S Emorson to See Wo Co, L. P Brown' & Lyon TUG HERCULES HOME. Keanu and wf to S M Kanaknnnl, The Rcdstack tug Hercules, Captain D. dred-gc- Territory of Hawaii to Notlco, No $ Co., Ltd., SEE OUR STORE Dan Thomson, which towed a big r CLOSED from Astoria to Honolulu, arrived tice Young Bldg Honolulu Library R to Alexander WINDOW homo on November. 9. She was nino and R Asen H0PP Quintus H. fiorroy, Rol. J. days steaming from tho port. island DISPLAY LIMITED. DAY I Captain Thomson reported that ho'had THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 185 KING ST. great success in tho long tow from Mrs. S. D. Hoapy, Superintendent tho coast to tho Islands, being oxtro-llmel- y of tho Kaiulanl Homo for Girls return, Everything in Books fortunate in oxporionclng fino od from Jnpan by the stoamor China weather conditions. this morning.

.. ' i tn " BIX THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910

Makes FUR SCHOQNFR HON T PACE'S, The SPORTSBy J. W. BAINS. FROM THE WORTH HE AFRAID Hair IS

INTER-COLLEGIA- A grimy looking schooner slipped TE FOOTBALL TODAY Dick Davis appeared In the police through Golden Gate on Novem- Grow the court yesterday as complaining wit- 9, and, while tho custom ber officials ness against M. Telxelra, who was speculating on strange We are talking about Ayer's were what charged with using threatening lan- Hair Vigor. Just note that word Tho premier sporting event ot to- ter playing full back for tho College craft It might be, the schooner hugged guage, but tho genial Dick did not Tho Piinahous will have a Blight close to tho Marin shore and headed ("Ayer's." You day is tho inter.coHeglate football wish it to go down on the record that are perfectly advantago over tho College inasmuch for Sausallto instead of coming to match between the College of Hawaii he was afraid of the defendant, and in ; safe with it. No harm to you or as they havo a team In fine fettle and anchor in the quarantine grounds off consequenco the escaped I'unahou, and it Is safe to as- defendant to your hair. Makes the hair and have many subs to select from In Melggs wharf. the penalty which might otherwise at Alexander What's The Use? grow? It certainly does. Stops sume that the arena caso any of tho regular team arc so There was great excitement along have been imposed ,on him. will be lined by a representa- unfortunate as to got hurt In this the wharf when it was reported that of suffering your falling hair, too. Remember, it's Field Davis said that Telxelra entered his and scratching head tive crowd when tho two teams meet respect tho Collegians are weak, only a smuggler was trying to avoid the saloon on tho 7th instant in company when tho only thing you havo to da "Ayer's" we are talking about. in this, their initial, encounter of tho two or three subs being available. customs officials and land a cargo of with a minor, but was ordered out by Is to use Ask your doctor about your hair season. Although tho Collegians aro The lineup of tho teams: contraband on the Marin shore. The witness, and on refusing to go was and about Ayer's Hair Vigor. Romowhat crippled, it is expected that Oahu Hitchcock, R. E.; Paty, H. rumor was strengthened when tho ejected by a police officer. As Telxelra PACHECO'8 DANDRUFF KILLER, strong eleven will face the Puna, T.; Inman, R. G.; Lucas, C; Zane, customs tugs Golden Gate and Hart left the saloon ho asserted that he Get his approval. Your own a to stop awful hous. nnd while tho latter team will L. G.; Hind, L. T.; Hoogs, L. E.; De. ley cast off their lines and hurriedly could make as much row as ho liked that itching and ston your hair from falling. This pro4 doctor and "Ayer's" make a no doubt have the greater number of sha. Q. B.; Dodge, F. B. ; Coney, R. put out In pursuit of tho stranger. so long as ho paid for his drink, but paratlon Is an for prick- strong combination. supporters tho Collegians are expect H.; Mackenzie, L. H. Hut all suspicions were allayed this assertion did not coincide with Instant relief It means ly heat. faith, confidence, satisfaction. ed to put up a fine game against their Hawaii Fook On, R. E.; Clark, R. when the Golden Gate overhauled the the views of Davis. On the 15th in- uy - y, off Telxelra again sa- Sold all druggists and Pa- opponents. T.; Paaluhl, R. G.; Amona, C; Tra-ce- schooner Sausallto and brought the stant entered the at Little Nat Biart will play as right- - L. G.; Kuhns, L. T.; Rice, L. skipper on board to explain. The loon and again liquor was refused blm checo'a Barber Shop. Phone 1732. Hair and ho was once more Ayer's Vigor half for tho College, on account of E. ; Marcalllno, Q. B.; BIrdseye, F. schooner was the Elveira, formerly put out by the police. Bluojay being an absentee owing to B.; Maruichi. R. H.; Blart, L. H. one of the most notorious poachers This time Telxelra allowed DOES COLOR to get NOT THE HAIR illness. Blart is a new man for this Oahu substitutes J. Moore, E. in the northern waters, but now in his wrath the better of him and position, and it will prove Interesting Moore, B. Hitchcock, Murray. the hands of reputable men In tho he expressed a desire to meet Davis & Prapirad by Dr. ). C. Aytr & Co- - Lowell. Mm., U.S. A. alone in night. to see how he shapes, as he has Officials Referee, P. Benson; um- fur trading business. tho dark that He He already proved his caliber as a foot. pire, Lowrey; field judge, Clark; head Tho Elveira Is of but 85 tons bur made use of other expressions, some Fraternal JleotJnga bailer. Kuhns and his twin, Birds- - linesman, S u m n o r; timekeeper, den, and for years was used by Ja of which were decidedly the reverse Honolulu, T. H. eye, will be on the gridiron, the lat-- Schmutzler. panese poachers In raids on the seal of polite, and ho was arrested. HONOLULU LODGE NO. 61C, When Davis had told his story up to rookeries of the United States. Two SHIPPING . ND COMMISSION IOU B. P. O. ELKS. years ago the Elveira was captured this point, City nnd County Attorney CHANTS. in hall on King Street by government Cathcart interposed: Are you afraid Meets their and confiscated the and SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL Visit-ta- g he will do you some bodily harm?" IN aear Fort, every Friday evening. FOUR T GAMES recently purchased from the govern, SURANCE Davis: "No, I don't think so; AGENTS. Brothers are cordially Invited to IS 10 nient by P. Schroeder of Nome, Alas- he is attend. ka. harmless. I did think so at the time." representing District Magistrate Lymer: "I think JAMES D. DOUGHERTY, E. R. Captain Peterson, In command of Ewn Plantation Co. LEAGUE I I had dismiss If is Trr-i.- WERE the schooner, explained to tho customs better this that t... . , . " GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary. li 10! the way complainant feels about officials that he had been told by a the Kohala Sugar Co. I. II it." Harmony Lodge, No. 3, o. o. F. Association football will soon oc In tho Grammar School Football sailor nt Dutch harbor that the uqar. Walmea Sugar Mill Co. j Attorney Cathcart: "We can't put Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 and yes- antiue grounds had been changed- to apokba sugar (jo., Ltd. i cupy the attention of players League three games were played him under a bond unless you think ' Visit- Sausallto, so Fulton Iron WorkB of Bt. LouU. U Odd Fellows' Hall. Fort St. public, annual competition terday, tho very lit- he was heading toward for the but results made ho will do you some bodily harm," but Westons Centrifugals. j cordially to at- the Marin shore to drop anchor for ing brothers Invited Is a on the tle change positions Davis did not think he would and Tel- & ; scheduled to make start in the of teams Inspection. Babcock Wilcox Sonera. tend. league, games xelra was discharged. Green's Fuel Economizer. 17th proximo. On Monday evening in the two of the being Besides first mate and the cook Q. the Matson Navigation Co. H. E. McCOT, N. a meeting ot executive commit- drawn nnd the otner one won by St. the tho crew of the Elveira Is composed New England Mutual Life lainfe E. R. HENDRY, Sec. Louis over Royals. tee of the Leaguo will bo hold In tho of natives of the Aleutian Islands. it wee Company ot Boston- - There was no scoring Iolanl-Centr- k room of the Scottish Thistle Club, in either The Elveira brought the skins of 3 BE SEATED" Aetna Insurance Co. LTD. match at MakikI, or the HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO., at which the appoint- polar bears, 17 white fox, 18 red fox National Fire Insurance Co. game at I'unahou, 12 Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers, ed to secure umpires will hand in but the and otter. Citizen's Insurance Co. (Harttorfl Cast- St. Louis boys netted five goals Fire Insurance Co.) Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead their report. In addition, a final ans- Attorney Frame Thompson hustled Machinery evory Description against the Royals. The London ings, of wer is expected from the Kameha-meh- a Into the police court a few minutes AssuraoM cornon Kameha-meh- a tlon. SI de to Order. Particular Attention Schbol regarding tho entrance Monday's game between HO lato yesterday, just as a caso In which Blacksmlthlng. 0 Paid to Ship's Job ot a team from that Institution Into and Kaahumanu Is looked for- he was interested was called on. His Work Executed on Short Notice tho league. The soldiers at Fort ward to with interest by the follow- p apparent discomfiture, when he realiz- Shatter havo decided not to compete ers of this league, as the winner of ed that ho had kept the court waiting, this season, but there is a chance this game will In all probability win D caused a smile among the assembled Oat & flossman tho competition. The competition ta- T0II5 attorneys, that the Kameharaeha boys will en but the smile developed Into STATIONERS AND ter a team. ble Is now as follows: a laugh as Thompson hastened to apo- For Sale Goals. BOOK SELLERS. Four teams are certain to play, viz., P In logize, adding that .he had forgotten Malles. High School. Punahou and Teams. W L D F A Pts the case. Merchant Street near Post Office. Honolulu Iron Works. The matches ICamehameha 3 0 0 7 0 C "This caso has been on the calendar G Advices from San Pedro, under date will bo played on the league grounds Kaahumanu 2 0 1 0 5 for six or seven months," he added, Punahou 1 0 3 2 1 5 November 8 state: Captain .A W. if possible, but on Ibis point a definite seeing the state of affairs, "and it has Normal 1 0 2 4 McAllister, of the bark Aldcn Besse, announcement Will uo made shortly. 10 been put off so often that one wears Two Fine Lots as St. Louis 1 3 3 Is in an unusual predicament. On her i The Malles began practice last 116 out the calendar trying to keep track IolanI 0 2 2 0 3 2 last trip the bark brought two Japa- night and will continue practice at of it." mi Central 0 2 1 0 4 1 nese stowaways from Honolulu. Af. in City and County Attorney blandly In DIRECTORS. MakikI on Mondays, Wednesdays and Puunui OFFICERS and Royals 0 3 0 0 11 0 ter her arrival hero she became In- Fridays until futher notice. interposed: "You want another con- H. P. BALDWIN President volved financially and Is tied up in tinuance, I suppose?" J. B. CASTLE 1st Vice-Preside- NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR litigation. Captain McAllister is held But Thompson repudiated the asser- ALEXANDER. 2nd ATHLETIC PARK PLANS. W,.M. ORDERED TO 'PHILIPPINES responsible for the deportation of the tion. "No! No!" he hastened to ex- 3rd Vice-Preside- A meeting of the Athletic cor- J R. GALT., Park Japanese under the Immigration laws. plain, "I understand from Mr. Brown E. E. PAXTON Secretary poration was held yesterday at Kame-hameh- a, WASHINGTON, November 19. Tho storekeepers have refused tho that is was to be nol leprossed." A Big Bargain J. WATERHOUSE Treasurer at which the following officers Chief Naval Constructor Capps Director has bark credit and her commander has Cathctut "Mr. Brown Is not here; W. R. CASTLE were elected: President, William Spen- been Director ordered to the Philippines, to the Japanese to support under the you can sit down, he will be here J. GUILD cer, vice president, Kuku-mur- a, Solomon examine the naval stations at Olang-ap- o penalty of a heavy fine, and no means shortly." C. H. ATHERTON Director secretary, Dan Pahu, treasurer, O. G. KINNEY Acting Auditor and Sublg. He will probably for keeping them. Amid the smiles of" the court Thomp- Thomas Treadway; and auditor Ed- leave San Francisco on December 5. Later advices indicate that Captain son turned away, only to wheel round ward Wongham. A in- SUGAR FACTORS proposal to McAllister's troubles aro Increasing, to the prosecuting attorney and with Bishop Trust Co., crease the limit of capital of the cor- good-nature- HANTS FOR A NIGHT OR TWO. as the appended will show; d sarcasm thank him for COSLSIISSION VEKO poration to 130,000 was agreed upon AND If one has the time a trip to Halelwa Two Japanese stowaways on the the permission to be seated, adding as Limited and a proposition to split up the ?5,-00- 0 INSURANCE AGENTS. during the week will bo ample com- bark Alden Besse escaped last night a final shot a request to be allowed to capital stock into GOO shares of 924 BETHEL pensation for any trouble there may and Capt. McAllister has gone to Los stand. There were no vacant chairs STREET AGENTS FOR ten do'Iars each, instead of fifty at be in packing. The end of the two Angeles to report their disappear at the moment, so the request was a Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com- $100 was passed. hour ride Is a delightful one and no ance to the immigration officers. They timely one. pany. one would fall to enjoy the bright were brought from Honolulu several 4 Haiku Sugar Company. JUNIOR LEAGUE. moonlight nights. On Saturday there weeks ago. PACIFIC CONGRESS will probably be a dance, one The bark has slnco been Bridge and Beach stovea lor Coal at Pala Plantation. Two games in the Oahu Junior Base of the ENDS ITS LABORS. sort so much enjoyed by guests tied up in litigation and althougn Woo. Maul Agricultural Company, Ball League are scheduled for tomor- the of this hotel. Captain McAllister Is responsible un- SAN Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Btove I Hawaiian Sugar Company. row both contests FRANCISCO, November 19. at Aala Park, and Owners of machines find tho trip der the law for their deportation, he Perfection Oil Stoves. Kahuku Plantation Company. The The Pacific Slope Congress adjourned promise to be close. Chinese over tho road a pleasant one. and Is unable to deport tttem on account Giant Burner Gasoline Stovea. Kahulul Railroad Company. meet Japanese, and tho Muhocks here last night after a rousing day tho is always a gathering en- of the owners of being In fi- there of the bark of labor, a big banquet at the Palace EMMELUTH & CO.. LTD. , rialeakala Ranch Company. the Palamas. A start will be made at thusiastic motorists at the hotel. Per- nancial ' straits. Phone 1511. No. 145 .King ono-thir- ty Chlno-Japanes- e Hotel closing tho event, tho first of St Honolua Ranch. with the sons who are here for a short so- McBryde Sugar Company. matcTt, and hero a particularly good journ will find tho rldb by train full Its kind. Among the resolutions Kauai Railway Co. struggle is anticipated. After last of Interest. adopted by tho congress while In ses. week's piay the Muhocks aro oxpect- - MUCH slon was a program of military set- ed to beat tho Palama team. Fine Job PrmunB. arar Office. tlement in the West which called fpr twenty-fiv- e regiments of Infantry and SEE THE Commissioner E. B. Blanchard yes cavalry and artillery In proportion to BIKKl Grabowsky Truck terday submitted his report on the be stationed west of tho Rockies. pol factories re- It Honolulu Power Wagon Co. HlriElHl"L5MiGiHeWl!SlHStWliil of Honolulu. In this OSTEOPATHY 1 Is I W. M. Mlnton, Mgr. port It stated that in not one in. stance was a DIED. 175 BERETANIA STREET. clean factory met with. I IM The pol Is said to be manufactured CAMPBELL In this7 city, November Phone 1733 ! under filthy conditions, in many in 17, Richard Campbell, aged thirty Do It SiL1 Now stances, by hnlf.naked Chtneso who years. signally fall Funeral Sunday afternoon at four lo observe the sanitary BUY THE GREAT Forcegrowth f laws In any way. o'clock from residence, Kalll av- Even in the cleanest factory vis- enue, Kallhl. WILL DO IT. 5 lON'T PUT IT OFF ited there was plenty of room for "WHITE FROST" until its too late. Improving the methods of preparing The Refrigerator Without a Fault tho pol, nnd steps will bo taken lm. BY AUTHORITY Specialty Adapted to the Needs ot surely mediately to warn You'll need those concerned SEALED TENDERS. the Hawaiian Islands. that if they do not remove the pre some printing during the sent causes of complaint, prosecu. Quarter SEALED TENDERS will bo re- Sizes will bo deliver tions sure to follow. The ceived at tho office of tho Superin Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd., holidays. We the work of bringing the factories Into tendent of Public Works until 12' m., Young Building 4 Regal Shoe Store goods when it comes down line will bo done gradually. of Saturday, November 2Cth, for the King and Hotel Streets. construction of a One room addition cnoup. Therapeutics tO printing. Our Prices are Right. to tho Laboratory at IF YOH WISH TO AnVFRTISP 1 Not a minuto should bo lost when Kallhl Receiving Station, and for a child shows symptoms of croup. moving tho present Treatment Lanal. IN newspapers! THE HAWAIIAN STAR ANYTIMQ Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given Plans, specifications and proposal ANYWHcRR AT Call on or Write Sweet Violet Printers and Publishers ns soon as tho child becomes hoarse, blanks on fllo in the office ot tho i G Phone 2365 or oven after tho croupy cough ap- Superintendent of Public Works. ft PAKE'S ADYERTISIHG AGENCY BUTTER pears, will prevent tho attack. For Tho right is reserved to reject any is Sansomo Street J sale by nil dealers, & or all bids, AN YEE OOP & CO. TEL. 251 Benson, Smith 8 FRANCISCO, CALIP. C. Q. Co., agents for Hawaii. MARSTON CAMPBELL," f Superintendent of Public Works. Job Printing, Star Office, Fine ot Printing, Star Office. Honolulu, Nov. 12, 1910. Flno Job Printing, Office, FIno" Star Hut. ? ...... x THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910. SEVEN

tertnined at their annual luau at their will bo an event In tho near future. one with the other, resembled to the KNOWN EVERYWHERE. lovely tropical home "Punlellanl" Wal Mr. Wores enjoys tho distinction of casual obsorver a soothing veil Chniuborlaln's Colic. Chalera nnd Society klkl on Wednesday afternoon In honor holding the enviable position of dean or ever changing color on a painters Diarrhoea Romedy Is today the best You Cannot of the birthday of tho late King Kala of tho California Scnool of Design canvas. Everywhere too were toueh known medicine in uso for the rolief (Continued from page three kaua. Liko all true Hawaiian luaus which Is now affiliated with the Uni- es of black, the gorgeous millinery cure of bowel complaints. It euros the feast was spread al fresco, beneath versity of California and Honolulu creations tipped with fluffy plumes grilling, diarrhoea, dyscntory, and be AFFORD for bridge being set In the drawing tho largeispreadlng monkey pod trees should feel justly proud at being lion ever contrasting against tho pastol taken at tho first unnatural room which was fragrant with bas- which are characteristic of this old ored by such famous visitors, gowns. looseness of the bowels. For stile by nil dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., kets and brass bowls of purple violets. romantic estate. ft in tho midst of this beauty any agouti for Hawnll to tako unnecessary risk The prize for each table wasi hand Three large tables were set out on Mrs. E. M. Watson entertained on of coloring stood Mrs. Sanford Dole your with hard earned savings. somoly hand embroidered oriental Bilk tho lawn In the cool shade, two tables Wednesday at a very delightful bridge the sweet and charming hostess like All sortB of Inducements being Fine Job Printing, Star Office. aro afternoon bag lined with china silk, occupied by the Yacht Club afternoon in honor of Miss Hartnagle a delicate miniature against a back- offered to Invest In some form and these trophies were won by Mrs. boys and tho other two by the re- of Seattle who is at present the guest ground of dull greon palms receiving IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of speculation. The shrewd In- Neville, Mrs. Willis and Sirs. Kalis. mainder of the guests. All three ta- of her sister Mrs. Clinton Ballentyne. her guests with the quiet courtesy First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. vestor Is satisfied ab- with the Later a few Invited guests who do bles were heavily laden with all man- Tho house was very prettily solute security for both principal decorated characteristic of this gracious lady. Holding Terms In the City and not play bridge dropped In for tea ner of delicacies lavishly spread, and with a profusion palms golden and afforded by our and of and She wore a picturesque gown of soft County of Honolulu. interest the beautiful young hostess presided the decorations were tastefully and chrysonthemums, Savings Department. at where five tables of lavender satin, elaborately embroider-e- d MAIISTON CAMPBELL, Superintend- the round table in the dining room appropriately carried out In red and bridge were entertained. In cream slat, and with her stood ent of Public Works of the Terri- green, whence refreshments were passed by fragrant malle leis, and scarlet Prizes were awarded theiwlnners of Mrs. Eben Low In a gown of clinging tory ot Hawaii, Plaintiff and IV Japanese maids. Hawaiian holly berries combining to the tables, and they consisted of artis- white crepe de chine. tloner, vs. The tea table was adorned by a form a setting worthy and typically of tic and handsomo photograph frames, Chnttlng merrily and scarcely being JAMES STEINER: MRS. THERE- large handsomely handtembroldercd tho choice menu. In Art Nouveau, sliver, Ivory and gilt heard In the soft confusion of tho nu. SA LOUISSON; THE FIRST NA- linen scarf, with dainty dollies to During the progress of the feast In attractive designs. These were merous guests and tho music a TIONAL BANK OF HAWAII, an Ha- RANK OF of HAWAII match and soaring as a graceful cen- sweet music was rendered by the soft awarded to Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mrs. quintette club which played and sang waiian Corporation having Its princi- singing of a Hawaiian Allan Bottomloy, kritntl wt III U I u terpiece was a large quaintly fashion ladles' sextette Miss Blair, Miss during the afternoon, the guests wan- pal office at Honolulu, Territory of Ha- ed oriental bearing which was a remarkably distinctive Lucas and Mrs. ( B. Wood. Refresh dered Into tho large waii; ELIZABETH J. MONSARRAT; Capital and surplus $1,000,000 basket masses of dining room which sweet purple violets with tiny bios feature of the occasion, and nothing ments were served on the palm flank- was also filled to overflowing with R. W. SHINGLE; SIMPSON DECK- soms sprinkled over the cloth. of hospitality was spared to create a ed lanal of sandwiches, salad, punch, guests. Hero at the tea tablo presid- ER; JESSE M. McCHESNEY, ED. memory nf- - The refreshments were very dainty i ln8tlnB of this enjoyable tea and cake, when a number of ed Mrs. F. J. Lowrey over the tea TOWSE nnd CHARLES W. ZIEGLER, fair. guests dropped In of Mystic Lodge No. 2, and delicious comprising sandwiches, to tea. cups, while Mrs. II. M. von Holt pour-e- d Trustees Those present delight-fu- or MYS- H8TABLIBHED IN 1830. chicken salad, pineapple sherbet, cake, Among those present were Judge on this very l coffee; rolls, sandwiches, vanilla Knights of Pythias Honolulu; coffee, tea and bon bons. and Mrs. A. G. M. Robertson, Senator occasion were Miss Hartnagle, Ice cream, lemon sherbet, fruit punch TIC LODGE No. 2, KNIGHTS OF PY- Those present at this charming and Mrs. Charles F. Chilllngworth, Mrs. Clinton Ballentyne, Mrs. Prosser, and cake also wore served. THIAS OP HONOLULU; LIBERT BISHOP ft CO were Mrs. Charles G. Long, Mr. John C. Lane, Mr. William H. Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mrs. W. L. Stanley, A number of the guests wandered HUBERT J. L. BOEYNAEMS, Bishop wife of Major Long, U. S. M. C, for Beers, Mr. and Mrs. George Smithies, Mrs. F. B. McStocker, Mrs. Allan W. out on tho side and lower Ianais ot of Zeugma, Vicar Apostolic of Hawaii; whom it was given, Mrs. Corwln P. Mr. J. H. Wise, Colonel Sam Parker, T. Bottomloy, Mrs. Chapman of Fort this artistic manor, whore on tho Ewa ST, LOUIS COLLEGE ALUMNI AS- Corpora- Ilces, wife of Admiral Itees, Mrs. Wll-li- Mr. J. T. McCrosson, Mr. J. H. Coney, Shafter Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Robert side In a conservatory In which a crys- SOCIATION, an Hawaiian BANKEKS wife of Lieut. Willis, TJ. S. M. C, Mr. James Jaeger, Mr. E. A. C. Long, Bond, Miss Ulair, Miss Lydla McStock- tal fountain played among mossy beds tion naving Its principal office at Ho- Mrs. Neville, wife of Major Neville, Mr. John F. Colburn, Miss Helen Col-bur- er, Miss Julie McStocker, Miss Lucas, of lace maidenhair ferns and palms, nolulu, Territory of Hawaii; JAMES Miss Greon, F. MORGAN; SULLIVAN; Commercial and Travellers' U. S. M. C., Mrs. M. N. Falls, wife of Miss Lena Colburn, Miss Daisy Mrs. Tobln, Mrs. Schmidt, Kant's quintette boys played, and JOHN Letters nf firadlt Isnnpd nn tho Captain Falls, Mrs. Winters, wife of Colburn, Mr. Manley Hopkins, Mr. Mrs. C. B. Wood, Mrs. Arthur Marlx. which along with tho side balconies JOHN BUCKLEY; JOHN DOE, MARY ha Bank of California and The Lon Captain Winters, 3rd Cavalry, Mrs. Manuel Cooke, Mr. E. K. Lillkalani, Mrs. II. V. Murray, Miss Irma Ballen- - were festooned almost continuously by DOE, and RICHARD ROE, unknown tyne, Mrs. Lansing, ovor-grow- owners and claimants, Defendants don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, Arthur Marls, wife of Capt. Marix, U. Mr. William Lucas, Mr. F. Kruger, Mrs. Lackland. sprays from hanging baskets of n London. S. M. C, Mrs. Estes, wife of Capt. Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mannle Phillips, Mrs. Babbitt, maidenhair ferns, and adorned nd Respondents. TERM SUMMONS. Estcs Kaleikau, Mr. R. Bonine, Mr. J. H. Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Mrs. W. L. by of golden THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII: TO Correspondent! for tho Amer- of Fort Shafter, Mrs. Robards, n. jars Japanese day lilies. Hakuole, Mr. Warren, Mr. H. Vin-cen- t, Whitney, Mrs. James Judd. Mrs. Low- - HIE HIGH SHERIFF of the Territory ican Express Company, and wife of Capt. Robards of Fort Shafter, W. Any number of elegantly gowned la Mr. erenz and .Mrs. A. E. Murphy. f Hawaii, or his Deputy; tho Sheriff Thou. Cook ft son. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Stephens, wife of Makainnl and others. dies of society called during the after Paymaster Stephens, Mrs. Lewerenz, A noon ono more startling perhaps than )f the City and County ot Honolulu or Interest allowed on term and wife of Civil Engineer Lewerenz and Henley and Billy Chapman, the sons A stupendous undertaking was tho tho majority standing out prominently 'ils Deputy: Deposits. reception COMMANDED sum- BftTlnn Bank Mrs. Faulkner. of Captain and Mrs. Chapman, TJ. S. given yesterday afternoon In the crush and tempting description. YOU ARE to from 4 to C o'clock mon JAMES STEINER; MRS. THE- All tl.3 ladles were attired in danty A., of Fort Shafter, entertained at a for which cards Among these was Mrs. E. D. Tcnney had been sent out by RESA LOUISSON; THE FIRST NA- lingerie frocks, the hostess being a dellgntful bowling party on Saturday Mrs. Sanford B. who attracted many eyes and mur- Dole TIONAL BANK OF HAWAII, an Ha- picture evening at the post for a number of and Mrs. Eben Low. Over six murs of admiration in nn imported perfect in soft white lingerie princi- Pu-nah- hundred guests responded ela- - waiian Corporation having Its over pale pink china their classmates and friends of to this robe en train of palest pink crepe silk. pal ofllco Honolulu, Territory of College, many of whom declare borate affair which has heaped an ad- meteor draped In the latest mode, In at ti dition oi laurels already won by Hawaii; ELIZABETH J. MONSAR- The' genial and popular physician, It was tho most enjoyable affair ever Mrs. tunic effect, with black silk mnrquiset-t- o Bank of Dole. RAT; R. W. SHINGLE; SIMPSON Dr. Charles Bryant Cooper, Is being given for young people which they had handsomely embroidered in gold During tho DECKER; JESSE M. McCHESNEY, warmly welcomed home by a legion of attended. hours of receiving a con and wearing a very largo DiacK tinuous congestion ED. TOWSE, and CHARLES W. friends after a delightful and instruc- Prizes were awarded for the experts of automobiles picture hat with flowing black willow blocked ZIEGLER, Trustees of Mystic Lodge Honolulu tive four months trip throughout the of the fascinating game, and charm- Emma street, stopping in plumes. of the No. 2, Knights of Pythias of Honolulu; largo eastern cities of the Dr. ing souvenirs which will always be front homo of Judge and Mrs. Mrs. Gardner Wilder looked stun- states. MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, KNIGHT3 OF Ct Cooper returned yesterday morning treasured were presented to all, tho Dole and unburdening their feminine ning In a handsomo white lace robo i m i t e freight. PYTHIAS OF HONOLULU; LIBERT Issue N. 'In the Sierra from San Francisco. guests in the form of crossed guns of made princess style, and with It a K. & K. stylish HUBERT J. L. BOEYNAEMS, Bishop . the 20th Infantry mounted on satin The ladles and maids of so largo white picture hat trimmed with Letters o f Credit ciety were met on of Zeugma, Vicar Apostolic of Hawaii; Mr. Philip Hall, whose concert last ribbon. The bowlers were divided in- the front lanai and snowy willow plumes. and greeted by ST. LOUIS COLLEGE ALUMNI AS- Traveler's evening is still on the lips of all who to two divisions those In one being Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. A. Mrs. Harry Wilder was charmingly E. Murphy, la- SOCIATION, an Hawaiian Corporation Checks available attended leaves shortly for California designated by a red satin ribbon and and passed along the dainty in soft mauve crepe de chine nal adorned by having its principal office at Honolulu, throughout where, in conjunction with study those of the opposing side, blue rib- stately potted palms draped and looped In a lato distinc- the the rug Territory of Hawaii; JAMES F. MOR- world. cfi jfi & Cable of music, Mr. Hall will take a course bons. and strewn floor Into the spacious tive design and wearing a largo black drawing room, GAN; JOHN SULLIVAN; JOHN in Al- The girls' prize where even to tho last picture hat with sable plumes. transfers at lowest tne University of California. first was won by BUCKLEY; JOHN DOE. MARY DOB, ready Miss Helen Spalding, minute of tho designated hour of the Mrs. H. H. Williams was gorgeous- & jfi & a nice church position as soloist and the girls' and RICHARD ROE, unknown owners rates booby roception was crushed to Its capacity ly in a gown of In Berkeley has been offered the local prize was awarded to Miss Ruth attired rich black satin and claimants, defendants, in case with guests. trimmed with of soloist at a very good salary which Anderson, while the boyd' first and a striding garniture they file answer within This beautiful apartment was sim- shall written has been accepted. booby prizes were captured by Muster oriental design In lavender and gold, twenty days after service hereof to be ply decorated in potted palms which the close fitting drnped 4 Wrenne TImberlake and Master Rey- bodice a la and appear before tho said Circuit soared majestically over great oriental wearing pic- C. Brewer The friends of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. nold nicGrew, respect vely. Greece and a largo black Term thereof pending Im- &Co.,Iil jars of golden Japanese lilies whoso Court at the Dillingham are anticipating with not a Alter the distribution of the prizes, ture hat with willow plumes. mediately after the expiration of twen- reddish glint of gold was the onlv little pleasure their return to Hono the hosts and their guests repaired to Mrs. Sarah Newcomb, as usual was ty days after service hereof; provid- touch of color to tho tout ensemble of lulu on the Wllhelmlna arriving De- - the quarters of Captain and Mrs. regal In a striking creation of lustrous ed, however, if no term be ponding at Fire and Marine floral adornment. The gowns of tho heavy cemeer 20th from San Francisco. Chapman where, at tables each seat- black satin, falling beneath an such time, then to be and appear be- ladles present, however worn vnri. Insurance Agencies They have been away for about six ing four and adorned by centerpieces fore the said Circuit Court at the next hued and blending and intermingling (Continued pa'go months, and during that time they of golden chrysanthemums the young on thirteen.) succeeding term thereof, t, the guests Royal Insurance Co. of Liver- have covered all the principal beauty partook of delicious refresh- January 1911 Term thereof, to be hold-e- n spots of Europe, including tho cities ments consisting of ice cream, sher- at tho City and County of Hono pool. of mercantile and historic repute, also bet, cake, and fruit punch. lulu, on Monday, the ninth day ot Jan- London Assurance Corpora- the cities of the mainland. Those present at this charming uary next, at 10 o'clock a. m., to show tion. J party were Miss Helen Spalding, Miss cause why judgment of condemnation Co m mercialUnion Assurance Mrs. M. N. Falls, wife of Captain Ruth Anderson, Miss Myrtle Schuman, of the lands described in the Petition Falls, entertained Mrs. Winters, wife Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Martha herein and for any other relief de- Co. of London. v Scottish Union National of Captain Winters, 3rd Cavalry, Mrs. McChesney; Messrs. Reynold Mc-Gre- manded In the Pctltton should not be and Arthur Marix, wife ot Captain Marlx, Wrenne TImberlake, Ivan Gra- awarded to Marston Campbell, Super- Insurance Co. of Edinburgh. U. S. M. C, and Mrs. Ramsey, wife of ham, Theo. Damon, A'exander Ander- intendent of Public Works, pursuant Jedonian Insurance Co. of Captain Ramsey, of Fort Shafter at son, Lieutenant Chilton, Lieutenant to the tenor ot his annexed Petition. Edinburgh. a very pretty luncheon al the Alexan- and Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen, Great Holiday And have you then there this Writ Upper Rhine Insurance der Young hotel yesterday. .Mrs. Smith, Captain and Mrs. Chap- Voting Contest with full return of your proceedings Co., (Marine). A man and "Billy" and Henley Chap- thereon. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Damon of man, the genial young hosts. WITNESS the Honorable Presiding Moanalua entertained at a very pretty e Judge of the Clrcr-l- t Court of the First dinner on Saturday evening at their An interesting rumor Is spreading Now In Progress Circuit, ut Honolulu aforesaid, thla picturesque home In honor of Mr. and throughout society of the arrange- 27th day of August, 1D10. LIMITED. Mrs. Walter Francis Dll'lngham. The ments in the near future for an ela- (SEAL) (Signed) Capital (Paid Up) Yen 24.CJO.000 beautiful home on the island at Moa borate "Feast of Nations" to be given HENRY SMITH, t nalua, the Damon estate, was profuse by society women of Honolulu for the Clerk. Reserve Fund Yen 16.250,000 ly adorned with largo double golden benefit of some pet charity. On dlt it A Voting Coupon Free With Every (Endorsed) L. No. 7199. Reg. 3. Pg. HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. chrysanthemums and palms, with the will be remarkable to a degree and 1C2. Circuit Court First Circuit, Ter Tho bank buys ana lecelves for broad Iannis graced by many varieties will resemble the "International Fete" 50 cent purchase. ritory ot Hawaii. Marston Campbell, collection bills of exenange, issues of trailing vines and hanging baskets given some time ago in the city. person receiving; Superintendent of Public Works of the Drafts and Letters of Credit, and of dainty lace maidenhair fern. Mrs. Walter Francis Dillingham has The the largest num. Territory of Hawaii, Plaintiff and Pe- transacts a general banking business. Tho largo round table In the dining already been asked to assumo full ber of votes by o p. m. on December titioner vs. James Stclnor, et als., De The Bank receives Local Deposits room was adorned by an oriental lace charge of the stupendous undertaking, HI - fendants nnd Respondents. Summons. pe-rlo- ... a. August. and Head Ofllce, deposits for fixed cloth aud over this fell delicate trail- - which In the event of her consenting 24 will be presented with the beautiful Filed and Issued at 11:15 m. ers of green Mexican runner emanat(wlll prove worthy of this charming 27, 1910. (Sg) Henry Smith, Clerk. Aug. Local Deposits ?23 ana upwards for ing from a Huffy, graceful centerprise lady's cultivated experiences through High Returned and filed 31, 1910, nt one year at rate of 4 per annum. of lace maidenhair upon whose dalntl out Europe nnd the art centers of tho Grade Foster Piano 1.5. A. K. Aona, Asst. Clerk. I LINDSAY, Atty. Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and ness the soft light fell from pale pink world. ALEXANDER JR., Gen'l & W. B. LY.MER, Dep. Atty. upwards for one-ha- lf year, one year, silk shaded candelabra. e At present on view in our window. Gen'l, for Marston Campbell, Supt two years or three years at rate of Ono of the most interesting features One of the prominent figures In so- of. 4 per annum. of tho table were .the massive oriental ciety at present Is Mr. Wores, tho cele- Somedody is going to got a valuable Christmas Pub. Works. Present ) Particulars to bo obtained on silver candlesticks of Chinese design, brated California artist, who, with for this home Is noted for its rich ori his charming bride, Is at present a Territory of Hawaii, ) entnl possessions. The artistically guest of our city, and is residing at Why Not You ) ss. Honolulu Office Corner Merchant liandpalnt Young City and County of Honolulu.) conceived name cards were the Alexander Hotel. Mr. Got your friends to shop and Bethel streets. P. O. Box 168. ed In delicate pink shades and repre' Wores Is well known In Honolulu, hav at JORDAN'S during ) I, Henry YU AKAI, Manager. sented Japaneso torlls. J Ing visited hero befpre, and this his November and Decomber and save the votes for you. Smith, Clerk of the Circuit After a very olaborate and dollclous second visit is bolng marked by a Court of the First Judicial Circuit, Ter j Special values in this month IMPORTED IRISH ritory of Hawaii, do hereby certify th menu the guests ropalred to tho pretty round of social recognition for him T TfnTfs L.J.1N JilN O. coi-re- & Co drawipg room where music was en- - and his wife. foregoing to bo n full, truo and IwakamiJapanese Dry Silks, seml-brunett- o copy of the original summons lu joyed during tho evonlng, Mrs. Ballon Mrs. Wores Is a petite A grand stock of new merchandise in everv deDart- - Goods and Hats of charming all by her exquisite play and the possessor of a rare charm of , w .. .. . " the case ot Marston Campbell, Super merit, inspection Invited. , Intendent of All lOnds. Ing. j mnnnor. Hers is one of tho most Public Works of tho Ter V during ritory of Hawaii vs. Jamas Stelner et Robinson Brock Hotel Street Those present at dinner and aristocratic families In San Francisco, tho ovenlng were Mr. and Mrs. Walter whore, as Miss Carolyn Bauor sho was als., as tho samo remains of record Francis Dillingham In whose honor It prominent In the society of the big and on file In tho office ot tho Clerk ot Ohio Clothes Cleaning and was given, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dill metropolis. said Court. Ingham, Judgo and Mrs. Sydney M. While in this city both Mr. and Mrs. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hav Dyeing Co.'snew telephone is Ballon, Miss May Damon, Miss Vera Wores aro being extensively enter-Damo- lioreunto set my hand and affixed the Mr. Henry Damon and Mr. talnod. An exhibition of tho former's Seal of said Circuit Court, this 2nd day of Septembor, 1910. 1496 and Mrs. Francis Damon. , work In portraiture and other can (SEAL) HENRY SMITH. 4 A , vases nt the Young hotel, under tho fine Job Prlnrrnjt Star Office. Prlnco and Princess Kalanlanaole en auspices of the Kllohana Art League, Jordan's Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. ii iii wmmmimmmmmmmmmimimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm'-l'"mmmmmmm'mmm- m NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Classified "Ads" Circus page 5 TOE GITLGHURGHES Holiday Wanted " G GREAT G WSggSF Probate Notice " CHRISTIAN CHURCH. WANTED. Yat Hlng " G Alakea and King streets. opening Saleslady tor drygoods department Chan Kec " C ot large General Store. Address "A Hlblo school, 9.4G n. m. W. G. Hall, superintendent. thl office. THE WEATHER. ' Morning sorvlce, 11 a. m. LTTS tfsTN "GERMAN Select MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21st. ed rending, Errott'o writings; " The - "'" In G ernmn. Titiim Local Office, U. S. Weather Uuronu, I'rlvite I.ewtdns Temptation nnd Fall." Reasonable. Apply to C. Monko. Ger- - A beautiful tuitl ul I motive lino of merchandise suitable for Christ-- ,Y. 1. S. C. E. C:30 p. m. Sub mnti Scliool. Honolulu, T. 11., November 19, 1910. C ject, "How Does God Want to bo niUs nnd New Year Gifts, including: FOR SALE. Temperature, a. m.; 8 a. m.; 10 n. m.; and morning minimum: Thanked?" twenty-flv- o librae power Fairban- Undressed Dolls, Unbreakable Dolls for the little A Sloan Mislon Sunday school. Ke- - Dressed and engine and pump In 74; 7G; 79; 78; 72. ks-Morse walo, 3 p. in. Eli Snyder, Work-Boxe- Barometer read;ng. Absolute hum- superinten folks; Ladies and Children's Leather Hags, Pocket flint class condition. Can be seen dent. ' working In Oahu College. idity (grains per cubic foot; relative Books, lMirses Satchels in the newest styles; Ladies' and Men's Evening service, 7.30 p. m., c. J. and Kochs" Harbor" Chair all designs. humidity and dew point at 8 a. ni,: Day and John Martin, speakers. Sub- and Cen- ana most Sanitary Harbor 30.05; G. 179; 64; 04. Umbrellas, Battenberg, Cluny and Venetian Scarfs, Squares The best ject, "The Two Lives." Singing by see latest Wind velocity uud direction G Chairs made. Come and at a. the choir. ter Pieces, Pillow Tops, Cushion Covers, Laundry Bags, Shoe Bags, samples. H. Jeffs agent, Uethel street m.; 8 n. m.; 10 a. m.; and noon: Wednesday evening, Pin Cushions, and Drawn Work, Grass Linen and Linen Honolulu. HE; 10NE; 9E; 8NE. prayer meet. Embroidered ing;, Mr. 24 leader, Waterman. Sub Doylies', etc., from China Japan. Em- ELOCUTION. Rainfall during hours ending 8 a. ject, Squares, Center Pieces, and. m., trace. "The Life and Character of MliiTRay" Hell teacher of Elocution, Paul." broidered Linen Pillow Slips, 2 in a box. A very choice lot of Holiday Oratory, Physical and Voice Culture, Total wind movement during 21 MISS NINETTE PORTER. A cordial Invitation Miss Ninette Porter, Bralntrco, Vet Back Combs and Barettes set with Studio 1259 Lunalllo Street. Phono hours ended at noon, 237 miles. and welcome Stationery in, fancy boxes, Fine will bo extended to all strangers and mont, writes: "I have boon cured by 1342. WM. B. STOCKMAN. roruna. Rhine Stones, Belts, Buckles and Ilatpiiis. Section visitors in our city. MEN'S CLOTHING Director. "I had several hemorrhages 6( the lungs. Tho doctors did not help ma CENTRAL UNION i Men's Clothing on credit ?1. 00 a CHURCH. much and would never havo mo, WE INVITE INSPECTION. NEWS IN A NUTSHELL Morning: cured week. Suit given at once. Francis Bible school at 9.50. "I saw a testimonial In a Peruna Men's League Levy, Outfitting Co.. Sachs Dldg., Fort Paragraphs That Give Condensed Bible class at 10. almanac of a case similar to mine, and "Jesus' Ideal Society." Street. News of the Day. I commenced using it. I wroto to Dr. N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. Morning worship at 11. Sermon by Hurtman for advice He kindly gave BUY AND SELL. the pastor, "Like Him." mo frco advice. Cor. Fort and Beretania Sts. opp. Fire Station You're always next at the Silent was not ablo to on myseW Diamonds and'jewelry bought, sold Afternoon: Christian Endeavor at "I wait Barber Shop . Six chairs In opera- - when I began using gained very exchanged. Bargain lu musical Leahi at 3. it. I wid tlon. slowly at first, but 1 could seo that J. Carlo, Fort Si. Christian it instruments. The Endeavor meeting at G.30. was helping mo. revised list of automobiles In "Thanksgiving pamphlet form can be Service," led by Mrs. "After I had taken it a whllo I com had for the Albert asking at the Star office. Parsons. menced to ralso up a stringy, sticky, Evening service at 7.30. tra- - substanco from my lungs. This grew Complete equipment, capable work, Third valog by Dr. less and less in quantity as I continued 8JLE men, experienced supervising engi. Scudder, "'Neath the CLEjiliE Grim Shade of Death." the treatment. neors. All construction contracting grow moro fleshy Everyone cordially "I than I had been P. M. Pond, telephono 2890. invited to these for a long time, and now 1 call myself OF services. You can depend on the Union.Paclflc well." White and Colored Transfer Co., for absolute reliability A Bad Cough. Laid out and built with macadam, I METHODIST CHURCCH. Sirs, Emma Martin, Odessa, I in Handling baggage. Office next to MoM oil surface, earth or sod. Young Hotel on King street. Telephone First M. E. Church, corner Miller writes: "I cannot thank you enough Cotton WasSVGoods 1S74. and Berotanla streets. 'or curing me. 1 "For two years doctored my cough, toys for the Girls and Boys just Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. R. H. I P. M. POND Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, Trent, Supt. which cost mo many dollars, but still I received direct from Germany will be seumcd to got we will place on sale at greatly shown worse. My cough was so at A. B. Arleigh & Co.'s store Preaching service, 11 a. m. John bad I could not sleep. reduced prices a splendid as- -' on Hotel street near Fort, beginning W. Wadman. D. D. lawns, "Finally I purchased a bottlo of Pe- sortment of batistes, with Monday. Epworth League, G.30 p. m. Walter white runa. After the use of six bottles I feel mulls, madras, etc., both Monday Is the great Holiday Open Rcvell, leader. that I am cured." and colored; see our windows. Ing day at Sachs. A most beautiful Preaching service, 7.30 p. m. John People who object to liquid medicines rnu attractive lino of merchandise T. McTaggart. iau now secure Peruna tablets. suitable for Christmas and New Year A cordial welcome extended to gifts will be shown. everybody to attend these services. MARINE REPORT. 4 . a ugreeu statement of facts re The subject for the morning service Astoria Arrived, Nov. 18, Schr. IHLEES garding a controversy Mary between will bo "Progress, the Watchword of Enterprise, from Kahulul, Oct. 27. A. Richards and Carl, Henry and the Ago." 111 Yokohama Arrived, Nov. 19, S. S. Lull Dfill James Ontal, has been to Mfl EXQUISITE submitted the Supreme Court for adjudication. LATTERDAY SAINTS. Tenyo Maru, lience Nov. 27. ART See that you get your green stamps Reorganized. Church on King Sailed, Nov. 18, S. S. Manchuria, for PRODUCTION. WOOD CONSTRUCTING SAND when you are buying at the stores, street, near Kapiolanl. Honolulu. HAWAIIAN VIEW And call at show rooms, Lesson, and and the and see 9.45 a m Sunday school. Gray's Harbor Arrived, Nov. 18, CALENDERS tue many valuable .articles you get "The Church at Antloch." lor them. schr. Ludlow, hence Nov. 2. COAL CONTRACTORS CORAL for 1911 11 a. m., morning worship. Preach, Misunderstandings- are rare In the ing in both English and Hawaiian. ""Seattle Arrived, Nov. IS, S. S. COLORED AND IN SEPIA. conuuet ot the business In the store C p. m., Zion's Religio Literary So- Missourian, from Hllo, Nov. 10. BOc and 90c. of Benson, & Smith Co. Ltd. When ciety. Lesson topic, "A Generation any occur San Frfinclsco Arrived, Nov. 19, Honolulu Construction and Draying The prettiest the management desires 34-1- of Righteousness A. D., in Bk. SI. P. Rlthet, Hence Nov. 2. Holiday Gift to hear of them and to investigate. LVfccl America." Also musical and literary Hllo Sailed. Nov. 18, noon, S. S. Company, you can make. customers who feel that there has program Queen St., opposite Kaahumanu. Telephone' 2281. been a any Enterprise, for San Francisco. misstatement at time are ?n n m.. nvpnlriEr worshin. Prea asked to report to the office, by the choir. ( - This morning a collision occurred ching in English. Music Tacoma advices under date Novem- between an automobile and a cart A cordial invitation is extended fber 9 report: The steamship Hyades driven by a Chinaman in King street all. is loading a large cargo for Hawaii. COMPANY loss of ves- near the as re- Her officers blame the the Territorial Stables, a THE SALVATION ARMY. "Everything Photographic" sult of which the Chinaman was sel's mascot to heavy seas encountered Meetings Tuesday, Thursday and Washington coast. The waves Fort below Hotel. thrown out of the cart and was in. off the Saturday evenings, led by the corps over deck for several hours. TURKEYS jured about the head. He was taken broke her officer. Sunday evenings, led by the mascot was "King" a big tomcat, to Queen's Hospital for treatment. The divisional officers; also next Thurs- belonging to Ole Hanson, the ship's Thanksgiving for Thanksgiving and the Turkey, that day ovening, being Thanksgiving day. carpenter, who deserted at San Fran- glorious bird of I American freedom is These are public meetings and a' cisco. For weeks previous the vessel We have just received a lot of flue, fat birds from Parker What's the Matter duo to arrive. The Metropolitan Meat comers are welcome. Han, corner Market has a had had fine weather. Ranche. received number of Nuuanu avenue and King street choice new Turkeys from the Parker Young liens and Gobblers, tender sind sweet. There are eighteen recognized sys- With SugarStocks? Ranch which they will sell for forty-fiv- o 45 cents a pound. Cold Storage Turkeys 40 cents a pou ad. cents a pound. They are young tems of wireless telegraphy '. and fat Those from the Coast In THE OUTRIGGER The average hen will lay 400 eggs, cold storage sell at forty cents per nearly one-ha- lf of them in her third REAL ESTATE pound. year. Is the best of Investments. No Mr. and Mrs. A. McDermld, well-know- n Almost any flower can be bleached residents of Shanghai, are on TUKSGIlb white by exposure to the fumes of Metropolitan Meat Market lty In the world has so bright a board the China. Mr. McDermld is in sulphur. ' W. F., HEILBRON and A. LOUIS, Proprs. the Commercial Pacific Cable service V. Thirty.eight of every 1000 English future as Honolulu, and If a person D. Canflcld is tho energetic mem Telephone 1814. and has just returned from eighteen ber of the Outrigger Club responsible men marry after they are moro than uses judgement In buying he should months spent at Guam. Whilst in for tho dance to be given in tho big CO years oldt Shanghai Mr. McDermld met and mar- lanai at Waiklkl Thanksgiving even- - to bring be able to provide well for the fu- It takes 7000 tons of coal ried the lady who is now his wife and in. Canfleld invites all tho members one of the modern liners across the ture if he invests his savings in they are on theiu honeymoon trip to of the club and their friends to a feast Atlantic Ocean. the "States. of cake, ice cream and lemonade, to Ten ships, each a century or more. beautiful Kalmuki. say nothing to ICaal's of the dance old, are still in active service in the music. The tickets will bo a dollar With the coming of Uncle Sam to mercantile marine. each and the proceeds will go towards Danish ' eighty-tw- o pro- Club-hous- There are separate Pearl Harbor, the opening of the completing the now e and $3. 3. $ mm rethatching the grass roof of tho lanai. cesses In the changing of raw iron 'de- h general Panama Canal and the Out- into a finished saw of the highest urs is It is expected that tho usual velopment that is bound to follow a rigger turnout will bo present to en grade. OF LEASEHOLDS joy the festive occasion and celebrate careful realty Investment is boundtq Thanksgiving. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. " Will be a day of Thanksgiving observed in every State and Tho a plqce Po-Iol- be worth many a sacrifice. lease of of land at Territory of tho Union. North Kohala, Hawaii, containing SOCIETIES FOR MTNDTNG ONE'S OWN BUSINESS. You no doubt intend to celebrate tho occasion, and will have a 13.30 acres of rice land and 3.78 acres larger number than usual at your dinner table; requiring a number of Kula land, was offered today bv This truth is becoming evident to a few, and those who are awak of additions of many articles necessary for your table and kitchen. I public auction at the front entrance to ing to it are instituting a much-neede- d change of philanthropic base. As usual you can get them at K AIM U K j tho Capitol building. Tho upset ren They have been awakened to the necessity of a decentralizing move tal was $250 a year, and the term of ment in social effort. Instead of joining the cry of ''back to the soil,' lease five years from January 1 noxt. they are pondering means to keep their neighbors on the sou by trans Land Co., Ltd., There was only one bid, namely that planting to it what the human plants need. They are plucking up of Ernest and Arthur Aklna ot $251, courage to shut their hearts to the poignant cries for aid from the vic which was the successful bid. tims of the cities, and are devoting their energies to lessening the Main Oftlce: King and Fort streets; The lease of the fish pond of Pou-hal- a, supply of the victims who so cruelly need that aid. The first step in Branch Office. Walalae and Koko at Walkele, Ewa, Oahu, contain- this now social effort is to recognize thnt in the country some of the Avs. Phono 1G59. Head ing an area of about 22.50 acres, was advantages or the city must be atlorded. The next, that concerted ef- next offered, nnd some spirited bidding fort can achieve more than is within the power of any individual, and was indulged' in by the fairly large that the banded efforts of the countryside rightly applied will secure Dr. Hugh L. Dickey crowd. Starting with 5250, jumped it lor the dwellers there the most desirable opportunities of city life We havo tho largest assortment and our prices aro right Court- Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.. .1160 Ala- to $400 at one bid, then to ?650, and These leagues have been called by various names, but perhaps the eous attention, prompt delivery and guaranteed satisfaction, you kea Street, (opposite Royal Hawaiian advanced from $5$ nnd $25 bids to most proper title would be "Societies for Minding Our Own Busi know you will receive. Hotel Hours and 1:304:30 $1,015 at which prlco it was knocked ness." One early member of a neighborhood league thus defined the Sunday 10-1- Evenings by appoint- down to C. Lai Young. appositeness of this subtitle: "What is our own business? Why, to ment. Telephone 3024. see that our taxes are properly spent; that the elected officials do W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. Chamois bootees may be easily tlieir duty; that our roads are kept in order: the public health DEALERS IN HO USE HOLD NECESSITIES. eloanod by dipping up and down Tho noat fashionable women In them guarded; the laws obeyed; the schools maintained at a high standard: Solo agents for tho celebrated Je wol Stoves and the Gurney am ii. i a.. e ji. i i . ,i .1 t ... Honolulu are loud In their praise of in topid wator to which a little i ui: uuuiiiv in uie t'liuiiuysiuu prtssuryiMi wiu iiiureiiKeti, and Tliat every Refrigerators. 55.57 King Street Honolulu. styles They tho graceful, charming shown monia has been added should one of us hns an opportunity for healthful pleasure." Elizabeth Bis-land- , In Regal Shoes. be wiped dry with a clean cloth. in the November number of The North American Review. 2nd Section Hp T '' ' 2nd Section PAGE 9 TO 18. H PAGE 9 TO 18.

HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, NOVJ5MI1BK 1!), 1910.

HiiniMmttiMMiniimiinmiiimiinttmniinttimmmiiiiiiKMm Son for anticipating any calamity as Memory is the quality that enables a result of the Supremo Court dccl-slo- ns HOLD-U- P OF FICTION AND man to forget Judiciously. BY when they arrive. The position Many a fellow sings first bass In. a THE MAN ot the railroads In regard to transpor church choir who would make a bet- AROUND tation rates is also more satisfactory-- . ter shortstop on a baseball team. HOLD --UP OF FACT It requires a great deal TOWN In the first place, many of the rall;, of tact for dk woman to make her husband think roads are showing large gains In auuiujuiiuuiuiiiiiiiiutiuuumuuuiuuuuutuumiimiiuuuiuuuuuuiiiuuuuuiiuiiiNiiuinuiMS grosij he Is having his own way. earnings, notwitnstandlng the ot talk There s nothing only pay 'spilled A local paper has been agitating an increase in strength of the business depression, and, could ex differs moro from ono passenger aboard, a young It doesn't to cry over Hawaiian band, so as to improve it against the coining of a prodigious penses only bo brought within reason,1 real Western life than the tales of woman from New England, who was milk, nor to grieve more than a dol- going over number of tourists at the carnival season. The statement made that able limits, there would be no fear real Western life, as told by writers to Seattle to teach school. She lar's worth a lost dollar. reductions since the advent as to net results. Even In the had never been West It's a good plan to got out ot tho ilm linnd has been suhiccted to successive latter who claim to have taken part and, of the Hudson correct. sustained a cut-dow- n respect the railroads are maintaining Hlver before. way of the man who Is riding his of county government is not, however, It played the' star role In most of in Carter's economical slashing. Under the first their position better than anticipated, "Now, while the country sho had hobby. Governor and is no prospect the adventures they so carefully do. county the band was put fairly well on its feet again, but under there immediate como from and that she was going to Many a girl thlnki sho has a broken board of anv reduction In dividends. The scribe, with an advertised view to second county administration it was cut to pieces. But were civilized all right, the strip In heart when all sho needs Is a liver the and last railroads, howover, are much In need correct details," said an old frontier-ma- n municipal board promptly made provision for the restora- Southern Idaho we were then travel- pill. the present of new capital, and this they are uh-- e of the 70's. "And of all the strength, raised and systematized the ing over was pretty wild. I tion of the baud to its original ble to procure under present financial tales of Western life there's none that But did. The efforts of some people trying Berger a considerably larger inci- n't say nnythlng to pay scale, and gave Bandmaster conditions. In view of necessary large differs so widely from tho reality as her abjmt it for to make ends meet resemble a dosr expenses, including the purchase of new music. In fear of frightening the little thing. dentals fund for expenditure by the railroads It Is not the tale of the stage-coac- h hold-u- p. chasing his tall. upon good footing as it ever was in its "She was sitting up on fact, the band is now as a Improbable that the Interstate Com- "The breathless reader sees vividly the box We all live to be thankful for some merce Commission may allow some with me and admiring the palmiest days. the outlaws lying in wait along tho sunset tints of tho failures ai our youth. is in serious pilikia such as may require advances in rates, which would enable In tho westorn sky we Yet the good old band edge of the 'mesa' bluff' is too com when, as If a man never made a bet ho would them to finance urgent requirements swung a large resources and great effort to deliver it from. The veteran mon a word to around bend in the canon, a never know how poor his judgment Is. and to maintain dividends. The use while the coach is finding it difficult to hold his musicians together. They fair up man standing In the middle of the The. man who to situation of the railroads as regards tolls from the 'arroyo' so is 'gulch' climbs success are in much demand for the many moving picture theaters in town, road about fifty feet ahead with a generally has some one steadying f...... n . jj j, i t n conditions is well the leader, well masked In his 'pon- tha oner tnem pay manii even xne nuenu puyruu investment illustrat- Winchester rifle lying in tho hollow wiucii ueiter municipal ed by fact in October cho' likewise is 'cloak' carefully ladder for him. course of years to drill a recruit into an efficient the that the of his arm, flung up his hand to me. affords. It takes a total security issues reported was only surveying the doomed vehicle. Then A preacher Is apt to Mray for moro Berger can get musicians from the mainland, no was mo numan Deing we bandman. Captain ?5G,000,000, the smallest In any month comes the attack, the killing of the nrst grace in public and more salary in they paid so well here, at least in terms of dollars. had seen since we loft Shoshone where are not as since September, 190G, and $50,000,000 driver, tho wild pursuit, the slaying at private. .What a dollar will buy there and here perhaps the mainlander does daybreak that morning though less than In the same month a year of the leader of the band by the bravo that The man with personal magnetism know makes any difference, but at all events some band players in ago. 1 secu wasn't tho reason I threw my leaders not Since January the total young mining engineer, who has makes almost as many friends as tho the have been made eager to come to Honolulu by information of rity issues reported havo been $1,299, back on their haunches, flung on the East thrown himself in front of the beau- man with money. members of the Hawaiian band are paid. There are military C00.000, against $1,323,000,000 a year brake, and came to a sudden stop. what tiful millionaire's daughter In Some young chance of in the ago. Of this amount railroads have Just " 'Throw out tho mall men nre so callow as bandsmen who would jump at the enlisting Hawaiian time lift--, sack,' order $724,-000,0- t0 save her and get a bullet suggest band. Traditionally, though, our band is a native Hawaiian one a issued $785,000,000, as against ed the man with the rifle. tc that they might be prema- -, In his arm that she nurses through to turely young. fact that gives it some peculiar value in the estimation both of resi- a year ago, an increase of $G1- "I reached down and flung tho sack 000,000. Is notice, marriage, the repulse of the outlaws, Just because a man doesn't act like dents and visitors. This is' a condition that Captain Berger is loth It worthy of Into tho road. however, that this Increase was en &c, all plentifully garnished with a game cock doesn't prove that he Is of doing if can be helped. " throw out Wells-Fa- r to change, and will not think it Yet he 'Better the chicken-hearte- tirely due to a larger Issue of notes, mongrel Mexican terms that nre ne d. must have trained musicians or he will not have a presentable baud. go box, too, I guess,' he added. which for the nine months ampunted i ver heard except on the melodrama The fellow who tells a girl he would What is he going to do, or what is Honolulu going to do about it? $50,- - "I kicked over the treasure box as to nearly $195,000,000, as against stago or seen outside the tale aforo-000,00- 0 die for may on to ordered. her later be forced for the nine months of 1909. said. cat her agnel 'That's all,' said tho man, curtly, cake. 1T7h7c music plain may soothe the savage breast, In the bonds and stocks combined "Now, in real life, there is seldom he addressed. was a decrease for the year of 'drive on.' With finer strain must tourists there any shooting in a stage-coac- h rob- $83,000,000, while issue of notes I touched up the team we To reach the style ,good talent may be bought, the bery. One - and TOO MUCH stress cannot be inm-nitm- thing is certain, the dri- money must be sought. l innrn thntl $1.1,100(1(10(1 Thin k. went bowling merrily down the canon laid on the Importance of having For which memwhile the i uuvci suuu me is illustrates very clearly the difficulties scis uriver There was not a word spoken for a your eyes fitted with proper never even shot at, for he very sen- ten In the money and Investment markets. full ten minutes. Then tho young wo glasses. If every member of the One Hundred Thousand Club will swat monetary sibly puts up his hands, knowing how The situation is not yet man, turning to me. said guilelessly: S. E. LUCAS - Optician mosquitoes a day from December 31 next to January 1, 1915, the local entirely clear. The crisis so conf- suicidal would be any resistance in- " 'That looked like a mighty lone Masonic Temple, Alakea St. pest will be reduced by one billion four hundred and sixty million idently predicted in the early part of against armed outlaws', and he sitting some place to havo a postofficel' " dividual skeeters before President Whomdoyoubet presses the button the year, especially by London, has up there as pretty a target as ono ev- open to commerce. That would only be materialized; nevertheless, the Im- saw in that will the Panama canal er a shooting gallery. Fur. HALF-PINT- the number infests one house one evening, though, and the mediate course is not without Its thermore, the man they want to about that last . Sing a song of sixpence club must adopt a more effectual mode of getting rid of these unde- pitfalls. An unwelcome feature Is the shoot is the driver, for that would continued excess of loans over de- Pocket full of rye sirable residents, or the desired one hundred thousand inhabitants on mean a run-awa- y team of all things posits, indicating banks are That's tho way to carry it the fifth New Year's Day hence will insist on the suspension of the that the what the robbers .don't want; they've BEFORE lending upon capital and sur- Where the town is dry. law to enable the Japanese mercantile marine to carry them their got epough busy, as coastwise plus. The weakness may disappear to keep them Philadelphia Telegraph. the possible date. I bet- away at earliest in due tim'e, but it is a condition which It is, Perhaps cannot Illustrate taking a policy of life requires watching, being a symptom ter Trhaf occurs at a real stage rob- THE DYSPEPTIC PHILOSOPHER. in any other Sound the tocsin from every st.eeplc: bery than by giving you my experi- insurance of overexpansion of credit. Western A pessimist Is a man who dodges company ask to see the nWipc the pest out which, stingeth the people." hankers are less confident of escap- ence when I was driving stage through pleasure running to meet trouble. Else, you do not, your labor is vain ing a money squeeze than or Southern Idaho In the early 80's. if three To get things coming your way It .Is CONTRACT The hundred thousand figure to gain. tour weeks ago, and it Is quite pos-slh- lo "I was driving from Shoshone to first necessary to go after them. may obliged to IN TUB that they be call Boise City, and about dusk one ev Man wants but here below; upon more freely little If the suffragettes of Honolulu were the lighting kind, the office of New York for their! ening was going down the canon road generally moro than he will money may1 a llttlo New England Mutual sheriff would go begging instead of being considered the political prize balances. Stiff rates for that leads from Camas prairie to the expected for balance ot the year. ever get. package. They say Jarrett owes his election to his valiant conduct in be headwaters of tho Payette not a Com-pan-y The Government has also been with Some men can mind their own bus. Life Insurance the Japanese labor strike. If it was a woman's suffrage riot he had settler for miles around. There was iness about as successfully as they the majesty of drawing funds quite freely, the result Of Boston, Mass. been called to put down, and he had maintained the being to return from the Interior. Tho can refrain from giving advice. law to the extreme of putting a bunch of hobble skirts behind the only real cure Is a further reduction There aro men so lazy that the bars, it would be never again a look-i- n for "Our Bill" at the polls. In loans; and the higher rates for centrated in strong hands, and unfa devil Is taxed to his utmost to find and compare the many money recently prevailing suggests a vorable; conditions appear to havo work for their Idle hands to do. advantages it offers Oh, she is my Honolulu lady, , tendon, y in that direction. There is, been fully discounted. In some re If the shoo fits, wear It, unless you with those of other She is quiet, though not afraidy. I owover, no reason for serious con- spects as satisfactory as could be de- happen to be a woman, and then will companies the-craz- no If If to vote she takes notion, cern regarding tho money market, the sired, it would cause surprise get a size smaller. irobabillty being moderate liqui the effort on tho part .of the big in- Just you keep still carried is the motion. that Geese are proverbially silly. They dation and a steady contraction of terests for a further advance were don't know enough to como out of It is not butting in, invidiously, to say that the speakership of the loans for a few weeks would probably continued now that political agitation Cistlii & Ltd rectify the situation. Conditions abroad for tho present election has run Its the rain. Ue, -- bouse ought not to go to any new man when an old hand, in imme- aro not unfavorable to Ihls center and course. Nevertheless, tho market Tho pen Is mightier than the swortl MNBKAL AQBMTA n especially, js diate available for the important there has been considerable placing situation is one that requires caution when It has the Ink to help It out. tion. One may have a good theoretical knowedge of the duties of mod of American finance bills abroad by In speculative transactions. At any rate It Is better to be a erator of a legislative body, but practical experience of the position borrowers of the highest standing HENRY CLEWS. kleker than a klckce. is what gives one graceful adeptness. In the house at Washington uo For some time past there has been party holding control from one session to another would think of n growing tendency among the banks changing the sneaker while it remained a united nartv if the inciiin to loan upon non-llqu- ld collateral, and Kbent at the preceding session were a member and' willing to serve tills is-- a practico that should ho 9 again, llau tlie Hepulincans been left m control there by the late elec- promptly discouraged. tion, only a divided party would refuse to place the gavel in Cannon's In the general business there Is lit hands. Here the Republican party is not divided, and Holstein comes tie change. Confidence has received back again with a model record in the chair. Whv should Keliinoi considerable stimulus from the fact want the place then, or Maui seek distinction through that the farmers are having another New ethod of Treatment his occunanev good year, of it? the mother of parliaments position is but in nearly all depart- In the regarded as non- ments of partisan and permanent while the speaker industry there is a spirit of remains a member of the hesitation which still keeps the vol- house, and if he retires in life usually receives the reward of knight- ume of business below a year ago. hood or nobility. Keliinoi is a line chap and a citizen soldier. He The question of cost continues to bo lias a chauce now to be chivalrous by forgetting his ambition to rule the great problem In all lines of busi- the house. What a splendid chairman of the military committee he ness, not only among the consumers, e, Physiologic Therapeutics wouiu-nisuc- and at what an opportune tune, when the national l)iit equally with producers and dis guarusmen are out tor suitable armories! tributors. Many staple articles of commerce have shown a declining The latest development of rational therapy -- including Keliinoi, a truce to ambition! tendency which Is hopeful, and sug- echanical physical and nature cure systems. Take your right place, 'twill save you contrition. gests that tho country Is on tho way Not yours to legislative to readjustment. Declining prices do rule the roost, not usually The boys want you the to stimulato business until armories boost. It is felt a settled level has been reach More cures effected by this ed. As soon as this Is realized wo may look for more activity in trade. railroads which existed in tho first There 'Is already a bettor feeling In method than by any other. MARKET LETTER half of 1910 Is disappearing, and the tho Iron trade as a result of the read- convictions is growing that attacks justment accomplished there. Cotton Electricity, of in treat-- - upon property rights will not sue goods also have been moving more vibration and massage are value the upon corporations ment of disease but are at best only palliative and temporary OF HENRY G LEWS aro productive of freely for similar reasons. Commodi- moro harm than good. It is observed ties prices are showing a declining in their effects. The new method deals with the cause of also that corporation managers arc tendency which should bo encouraged, your disease and permanent cures are effected. (Continued from page flvo.) more conciliatory In their attitude, and as that 1b tho surest way of restoring are showing a stronger regard for equilibriums and reducing tho cost of All forms of rheumatism, neuralgia, catarrhal diseases, try is tired of agitation and Is entitled public welfare, as woll as n more living, which is the basis of much pre- backache- - constipation, headache, nervous diseases and to a period of rest at leaBt until the goneral disposition to obey tho law sent unrost and depression, Our for- diseases of women successfully treated. assembling of Congress a month nonce-Speculativ- e Such a policy as this if sustained eign trade is showing better condi- opinion on tho Stock will do much towards disarming pub tions as a result of lower prices for Exchange has been somewhat divided. lie criticism. There Is no longer tho staple commodities. Curative pro- Prices reacted from tho sharp October fear that once existed of a radical de cesses aro Bteadlly at work, and If i, rise, which was duo to very powerful clslon by tho Supremo Court on tho nothing occutb to causo a fresh im- leadership; and now there Is a dis- Oil and Tobacco cases. It will bo re pairment of confidence some Improve- position to' carefully weigh tho ln- - membered that an adverse decision ment in business conditions should 11SO Alalcea St. fluences which aro swaying prices In in the famous Northern Securities dovolop at no very distant date. an upwnrd direction. Much of tho ca'sb did not have an injurious effect The technical position of tho stock popular dlsliko of corporations and upon the market; and there Is no rea market Is strong. Securities are con- - i TEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 THIT WHITE1 rDflCT A Refrigerator that is recognized the country over as the acme of SANITARY PERFECTION. 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upon country who typifies assaults our courts, ample. This pays its public The entire equipment will bo shipped the only feasible route would bo to the bulwarks of our liberties, and up- debts. Europe does not. The Unit-- to the Canary islands at the end of start from the east coast of HARSH ABOUT HOOSEVLET press, Liberia on the freedom of the than ed States has paid over $2,000,000,000 the year, and the start westward will, and lly to the easternmost noint of 1 which no right is more sacred to free of debt since the war. it is stated, 'be made in the full-moo- n Brazil. This route would bo In tr.idn men, upon men "Japan and then the whose began with the determina- of next February. winds of a steady westward motion, -- every taught respect By YORK GOVERNOR ELECT thought and act tion to pay off Its national debt. The The Suchard is 200 feet long and and the distance across the ocean and regard for lawfully constituted au- Japanese debt was between has 8,500 m reduced cubic meters gas capacity. would be only one-hal- f as lone: as the thority, say with which of and these tho Chinese and Russian wars. This Dependent from it is a motor boat trip proposed by, Mr. Wellman. The' NEW YORK, November 2. John A. as a signal warning to all other men men and their policies you would pre- greatly aided Japan in raising money thirty-fiv- e long feet and ten feet wide. route favored by me for a transatlantic- - who may let their ambition blind their to - j DIx, Democratic nominee for governor, fer stand. when the later struggle required larg- Two motors flight is in a belt comparatively calm, judgment to the fact that this is and - made his first public address in this 'When the shouting and tumult have er issues of bonds. a year ago jupu- win unve me airsmp Dy means of two at certain seasons of the year. must remain a government for the died away, when the verdict of im- nese bonds, 5 per cent were 81. propellers. city tonight at a meeting at Carnegie at "While I admire Mr. Wellman's-- people and by tho people. partial history shall havo been ren- They are now 92. No one expected Start Was Precipitate. Hall, which also served as occa- splrlt and physical courage I do not the 'Never have we had so much occa- dered, I would .a thousand prefer when the English alli- times and Japanese Commenting on Mr. Wellman's ef- hesitate to say his nroiect is. In mv sion for Mayor Gaynor's announcement sion to blush for the conduct of a man to stand with the plain, strong men ance was formed, nearly ten years fort, Mr. Brucker said: opinion, Impossible accomplishment who had been citizen of our of of his support of the ticket. The the first who shed luster upon their country, ago, that Japanese bonds would be 0 "It would be rash, without exact if ho attempts tq,traverse country, and no greater more the ocean in and than with the men who, pub- points above consols, for- - knowledge e Mayor's voice still being weak, this rather even if the of Mr. Wellman's intended and fly below an altitude' Har-man- n striking difference could be found in licly branding respon- came in the form of a letter to another as mer had the higher interest. course, to speculate on the lessons of 10,000 feet. - dur history between Republican The Vanlman enuill- Budder, who presided. the sible for the assassin's bullet which "For a number of years Japan has which his gallant venture provide for brator kept dirigible and men who the too close to Dix devoted the greater part of his President the illustrious made him President, within a few devoted $25,000 000 to debt redemp- - subsequent attempts, the water." preceded him in office than is found by years political alli- ' speech to a denunciation of Theodore thereafter made tion, a very large sum, considering its "There seems no doubt, however, Discussing Joseph Brucker's propos their conduct after they had retired ance with the man whom he had so tnat Roosevelt. He charged the former revenue. But the burden proves too his start was precipitate and ed course from is- office Teneriffe, Canary from tho great which they had branded. hur-atio- President with willful falsehood in great. Japan Is a poor country. Tax- - made in spite of tho fact that a n lands, to Porto held. Rico or Haiti and then . rlcano accusations for which Dix, in "I asked this man last week for the Is neavier than in any civilized was reported in the West In over Cuba to New - "Search all through history of Orleans, Professor- his Buffalo speech, demanded an apol- the apology which one man ow.es another state, in proportion to wealth, except dies, and that such a hurricane always Moore said route, our country examine study this while about 700' ogy. and the for even involuntary misrepresenta possibly Italy. Military and naval ex runs northeast. I hnvn rnnontodiv miles shorter characters and careers of all those than Wellman's would He declared that Roosevelt, because tion. His answer has been to repeat, penses are growing. Payments on said that Mr. Wellman lacked ade- not be In winds most who have been chosen to fill great- favorable to tho of what he deems to bo. his political this and I now charge willfully and know- the national debt are to be abandoned. quate meteorological counsel, without passage.. est of human positions and where necessity of tho hour, struck hands ingly to repeat in as many places and This change of policy will have its in which such a venture Is inevitably des- we find and made a political alliance with Wil- shall on all the long line of to as many people as his voico would evitable effect on tho position of Jap- tined to fall. men who day liam R. Hearst whom, four years ago, have stood forth' in their carry, tho statements which I now pub- an. The island empire can not go on Not The Hurricane Season. and generation each as SWEET VIOLET Roosevelt had "publicly branded as the foremost licly brand as false. incurring debt as have European coun- "With existing air craft nobody can American citizen where shall we find my request apol- cross responsible for the assassin's bullet "I withdraw for an tries. It has not tho same resources." the Atlantic north of the thirty-fift- h a man whose qualities, whose conduct, aimed at the President." ogy, and I say with all the emphasis Japan really needs no navy. The parallel, because the conditions Extra Creamery whoso career after leaving office, have "This campaign," said Dix, "like so at my command that a man who has country Is not in tho slightest danger simply will not allow it. I believe I nm been so lacking many in the past, involved questions in dignity and self been President of the United States, of attack and would In any case be the first to select for respect? the transatlantic of policy and reform and retrenchment who would do the things which he has perfectly safe in tho possession of a flight tho region of the northeast Compared With Predecessors. trade and other questions which necessarily done, during this campaign, merits well disciplined army. But as an in- winds. I have chosen, moreover, a sea- have to do with carrying on the well-ordere- d "Look for a moment upon the man only the pity of decent men." strument of aggression a .powerful Ja- son free from hurricane. We will Butter not business of government. Such who is now rushing up and down the panese navy would necessarily become encounter any head wind, but will Supply questions would be settled in the usual State shouting, threshing, abusing an object of suspicion by other pow- most of the time have with us a wind Fresh way, by appeals to reason and to ex- and wilfully misrepresenting bring- ers. As a matter of fact Japan is the avoraging fifteen or twenty miles an ing contempt upon s JAPAN perience and by that application to and ridicule the only nation In any part of tho world hour. Plus the velocity of our air-shi- Just Received'. common-sens- e judgment which is so great office he has held and avoiding that is suspected of a desiro to make wo shall make thirty or forty distinguished an attribute of the aver-ag-o the discussion of all the real issues of aggressive warfare. Whatever may miles an hour.' Our proposed route is American, this campaign, and then upon his great HEEDS bo tho Japanese ambitions In this re-- ! freo from fogs or even mists, as well Calls Roosevelt Names. predecessors, who never forgot that lation tnpy appear to bo taking shape as thunder or other storms. cen-to- r they owed to country We Also "But this was not to be. In the their tho duty of Japan has been falling behind in tho in extravagant expenditures that pro- "All tho leading German meteorolo- - Carry of the stage there has been buried bearing themselves always with dig- mise to destroy tho national gists Including Prof. Horgesoll, Count! matter of naval armament. A con- credit if by the inordinate vanity, the danger- nity and with honor. they do not finally bankrupt the coun- Zeppelin's expert, agree with me that! siderable part of Its fleet has become ous ambition and the reckless conduct "Look first on the man whom every try. S. F. Call. our route is the only one whore an at-- ! Sunflower of a man who has become the apostle thought Is of himself, regardless of the obsolete with tho lapse of time, and tempt may successfully be made." of tumult and tho protagonist of fortunes, the welfare or tho reputa- the other day something like a third Not Bothered by Hurricane, Creamery misrepresentation the question of tion of his fellow citizens and then of the ships wore written off the ac WHY WELLMAH Concerning Brucker's statotnent that whether our very republican institu- upon tho men whose every thought tive list: Now, In tho endeavor to '5 Wellman's flight was destined to fail tions should survive or under the as- was of their country and in whose con- keep up with tho pado set by other because his start was precipitate and saults of the agitator and tho egotist duct all of their countrymen, regard- nations ambitious of sea power, It has was made in spito of the fact that a should go down to destruction, as less of party differences, look with been decided to increase radically tho AIRSHIP FAILED hurricane was blowing up tho coast, Butter have other great countries undor sim- pride. ' naval program by appropriating $40,-000,0- Prof. Moore said the hurricane, which ilar assaults. "Look , first upon the man whoso to build dreadnoughts in tho was 1,500 miles away, had no Influence BERLIN, October 21. Joseph "Fortunately, the battle ground reckless utterances and misrepresen- next five years. This is bad news for Drue on tho Wellman dirigible. chosen for this fight was that which tation concerning one of the most dis- Japan, but nobody outside of that king- ker, tho German-America- n journalist, "Mr. Wellman failed In his venture C. combined patriotism, intelligence and tinguished jurists of tho country may dom need feel much concerned about who is fitting out an airship expedition becauBO It Is Impossible In my opinion, Q. YEE public spirit in their highest form, and havo him dragged to court to answer Jt. Tho consequences of this Insane for a westbound flight across tho At- to cross the ocean with an equillbra-to- r tho deeislvo defeat which lies before tho charges of wilful slander, and then ambition to tho finances of a poor lantic next February, thinks that "in- attached to a balloon," says tho & this creator of unrest, this instigator call to our minds tho men who weigh country aro described in the following efficient meteorological advice" was weather chief. "I agree with Brucker HOP CO.r of panic and this destructive agent of ed their every word lest they should history of recent Japanese policy. primarily to blame for tho failure of that with existing aircraft, nobody can re- dif- attempt. business depression will not only do injustice or harm to those who "Japan, which has at so many points Mr. Wellman's cross tho Atlantis north of the thirty-fift- h well-earne- tire him to a sphere of d fered. modeled Its finances over the United Mr. Brucker's airship, tho Suchard, parallel, because conditions slm-pl- y and uncnvlcd seclusion, but will serve "Look on the one hand at the man States, has followed the American ex- - is approaching completion at Munich. will not allow It. In my opinion Telephone 1851 THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 ELEVEN

Sir Oliver's message was that thero Naval Airship LODGE SAYS DEATH is some great truth ln tho ldoa of WeciiWEm&$&&i rilish not an obvious truth and one easily formulated, but a truth difficult of expression and not to bo ome An Amphibious DOB T ENOALL Identified with reincarnation. Persons Graft living now might not have been in- dividuals before; but they were chips "There Is no real ending to any- Although no date has yet been fixed ably not bo far short of $500,000. or fragments of a great master mind, thing In the universe, nor for the launch of Britain's first naval Two officers havo already been an-- was thero of spirit and light. Ho did not mean Talks any say beginning," to only airship, there is every reason to hope pointed to the airship. They are said Sir Oliver Lodge that they were parts of 6y Boyd Lieutenant Neville Usborne nnd Lieut. ln tho course of an address on tho sub. tho Deity. He meant something more Barbara that she will emerge from her huge detailed than Tho idea angels Cecil Talbot. Lieutenant Usborno is Ject of incarnation in a that. of THE P08ITION8 WHICH ARE AN INVESTMENT FOR THE FUTURE. shed at Barrow some time next late address was treated as fanciful and imagina- an ideal commander of aerial craft; ln London. Ho added: might bo not A certain young man has accepted many who want Their heed Is to month, a recent London dispatch says. he is, for instance, a clevor gymnast, tive. It altogether fanci- it "Tho death of tho body does ful. Facts indicated wo were wisely, The delay ln completing been and ls credited - not that an appointment by Governor Hughes choose her has with being able to ner- not really lonely they regard work seriously, If convoy any assurance of tho soul's ln our struggle, that to a public offlco In Now York state, It much greater than was expected. form wonderful feats with a bit nf Iiov rva it lid rlehtfnl nlnpA In flinlr wire slung between posts. death. Every physical analogy Is our destiny was not left haphazard, though two banks in New York city It was officially stated ln Parliament Ho ls also ,lfe( lta duo honor. they should an accomplished linguist, having against such a superficial notion of and that there was no such thing as would eagerly have elected him pres- - ,ook carofuiiy position they that the airship would be ready last "lalsser falre" In the highly organized at the gained high honors in French and Ger nature. Wo never see ident at a salary from three to five to It Is mere June, but month after month has gone things begi- universe. nro about to seo if a man. nning or coming an times his present ono. Ho is not closely-guarde- to end. Change is flaBh ln tho pan( or &n occupation by, and still she remains a Help might, said Sir Oliver, be re- counting on graft, to For some past "what we see, not origin or termina- either, swell wlu grow steadily better and hidden mystery. months he has been jected, but help was available. Tho his president income, for superintending ap- tion. ho is clean fcriBhtor for them. The immediate Three days ago, however, the cruiser the work, and his ministry of benevolence has aroused clear through. His record is ono to pointment as "Death Is a change Indeed a sort saiary ls not tho only thlng t0 bo Hermlone, which is to be the air ves- commander is as well us. Wo were still barely emerging bo proud of, and it ls the product of deserved as It Is popular. of emigration, a wrenching away of conBWered. One should not let this sel's "mother ship," arrived at Bar- tho old from the ruthlessnesS of savage a character which both political out tno ot familiar scenes, a solemn, por- biot vlew tho futUre. Tho row, and that Is taken as a sure sign Both ho and Lieutenant Talbot are tentous competition. Tho earth was still full ot friends and enemies know stands as job looks bjg now may be ln a fact. But it is not annihila- that that the work is nearing completion. exceptionally well versed ln aeronau tion. darkness and cruel habitations, but It a rock against all dishonest prac- - fow months worthless. The surer When this great airship tical science. "No thoughtful person was our fault and not tho fault of na- tlces. Dut in discussing tho step, posltion, though smaller, is the wiser is launched can believe ho says that he considers he is mak-- she will be not only tho largest and It is understood that for a few that he ls destined to drop head fore- ture. cbooei months possibly up to next most Into vacant nothing There was room for everybody in a mg an investment tor tne future. Ono t0&( seek the work that speediest airship in the world, but a June and cease to - tho airship will be. Existence properly organized n lanes a iovui neau, u uieur vjs- 1r ln Hno wIth on.a ambitlons so perfect marvel of naval Ingenuity. remain nt Barrow, is Itself a great adven- universe. Civilized a Ion and a lot of courage thus to is the satisfaction of "Naval Airship No. 1," as she Is offi making experimental flights over tho ture series of them. Some lead people should be above mere animal that there placid lives, to Humanity was good enough urn down such a large, immediate growth ln knowie(lge o lt, ag well cially described, will be amphibious In sea, with tho cruiser Hermlono ln seek avoid adventure t'lstress. none can altogether escape, If It a Koal badness and apparently sure gain for a far as of Increasing salary. If ono has her duties she will reign in the air close attendance, ready to any that none obtained chance. render can escape was exceptional. There was hopo ln off, yet 'seemingly greater advantage, the right work, there is as much and nave her home on the water. She assistance. After these prolonged the great adventure it, air, and tho tlnlo would come Not many young men would do. doing tho work Itself Is are death. tho satisfaction In being built on the water, she will trials over the airship will bo they ow women woum ao it. xae gam as ,n drawlng tno salary for One "Thero are three adventures In life, when would realize that Christ it be launched on the water and her taken to her permanent station on tho was walking not on the waters of Hint Is right at hand so fills the Bhould put all possibilities for birth, death and marriage, and com- the home station will be on the water. coast. on Thames. whole vision that few can see how pleasuro possible into his occupa- - paratively fow cscapo all three.' Oonesareth, but the the other will grow. When she ascends in the air she tlon Ho makea an investment for will act as a vigilant, farseelng scout, Yet it pays to take this long look thlg way qulto ag much the future ln searching for the enemy, and her ahead and invest for tho future as ag ho does in looking out for flnan- - well as for the 'present. It will pay cai roturns capacity Is so great that she will bo many a person to take it right now. 0no wni 'sometime catch up with able to remain away for three or four In a week or two, many will be hIs fture. He should so plan that days before gliding back to her station starting Into business. New positions u wln glve hlm succcsg and happi. on tho water, like a homecoming gull will open for those already employed. U0SSj not defeat and disappointment. Tho corrugated Iron shed ln which The business world is stirring with the dirigible is being constructed Is fresh life. A new season is at hand, . . about 200 yards long and 35 yards fltuU-.-- Its activities are already beginning .ioy.. wide, and Is built over an inclosed emember will waiting That to be felt. Work be for strip of water at Cavendish Dock, so that when the airship is launched sho COPENHAGEN, Nov. 5. he reached the North Pole. "Neitherclaim that will bo drawn Into tho open through nor Peary a shadow ot closely questioning two Cook has After these the enormous canvas doorway and will truth In bis claims. and other Esquimeaox, Rassmussen is rest all the while on the water. "No living explorer nor Esqulmeaux absolutely sure that the pole is still The fact that tho tlrshlp will float lias been within 100 miles of the unconquered. , Is one of her many surprising charac- Pole." an experienced Arctic North Rasmussen, teristics. Two gondola-lik- e boats, ono or This is the startling conclusion explorer, is the Danish inspector at either end of the airship, will pre- reached by Knud Rasmussen, say Greenland. His mother was an Esqui-mlsslonarl- es serve her buoyancy ln tho water. to Groonland, who have nieaux, his father a Dane. Whatev-returne- d An elaborate and ingenious arrange- says Arctic ex-ar- e Dinner here. The missionaries, who er Rasmussen about , ment of network nnd anchors will also deemed religious and reliable, say, ploratlon Is accepted with the groat-too- be employed to steady the ship while that they bring details of Ras- - est faith here. He was a partisan ot at rest, even during the stormiest wea- mussen's cross examination of tho Dr. Cook at one time So, if the mis-tw- o ther. complete Esqulmeaux, Ahwelah and Etur- - slonarles quote him correctly, his The boats will be the living quar- Will not be without upon whose testimony Doctor port will reopen the entire Polar ters of the two officers and six men Cook relied for corroboration of his troversv who are to work tho vessel, and they are being fitted with every necessary ! convenience such as sleeping berths, cooking galley, stores and so on to enable a cruise of two or three days to bo made. Tho boats are largo enough to ac- commodate at least 50 men, but all the spare space will be devoted to the And that the Mince Pie will not be the No Rubbing When You Use storage of petrol, as hundreds of gal- lons will be required on continuous long cruises. best unless it is made of

I Everything on the airship Is British Hana tex- - Pau The balloon Is of a special ka made. ture, whlcb combines lightness with strength, and many miles of it have YOU JUST LOOK ON been used ln the making of the huge ' HEINZ MINCE MEAT envelope. The outer covering Is made of tho AT YOUR GROCERS new alloy of aluminum, which is much stronger than aluminum itself and ' only slightly heavier. The engines Your Grocer Sells It FRED. L. WALDRON have been specially designed to meet the requirements of the Admiralty, Distbutor and It ls believed they will In mode- Insist Upon Having It. rate weather give tho airship a speed of 50 miles an hour. For more than six months experi- ments have been conducted at Messrs. Vickers, Maxim & Co's yards with va- t rious new propellers, with the result that blades with just the right pitch have been provided and fitted to the vessel. It was thought that the cost of tho McChesney Coffee CoJ airship would not exceed $350,000, but m. nwsvm there have been so many alterations In the original design, due to the dis-

H covery of improvements almost every Prize Offers from Leading Manufacturers day, that tho total amount will prob- - Book on patents. "Hints to inventors." "Inventions needed." The Cause of the Advance "Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for PENITENTIARY FOH xzN et sh cm of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly. NEW YOItK, Nov. 3. Smuggling search m Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full chargejof by passengers on incoming liners is The cause of the advance in green coffee in the markets of the world, is the U. S. Patent Office. becoming Increasingly dangerous. The the decrease in the "World's Visible Supply." On October 1st last the visible days when detection only meant a GREELET&M9INTIRE heavy fine have passed, and" hereaf- against 16,530,671 bags a year ago. This supply was 1 4,250,584 bags, ter the customs authorities will ask does not mean that there will not be enough of the delightful beverage to meet tho courts to Inflict imprisonment 'n PatentAttorneys of the coming but merely little less of the big crops of WASHINGTON, c. cases whero thoro are no "extenuat- the demands year, a IfrliiinTi'OT t. ing circumstances." Collector I.oob previous years. Then the situation for the next crop is described as "serious," holds that all travelers by this tlmo must have heard of tho zealous en- on account of continued drought in Brazil and "a marked difference in the ap- forcement of customs laws which has pearance of the trees." Now you have the real cause of the advance; but been tho rule ever since ho took of Q get frightened and lay in a quantity beyond your needs. We shall have CITY MAUSOLEUM fice, and he has no Intention of be don't o ing easy with thoso who violate tho plenty of the Kona crop to meet your wants. laws with eyes open. One of tho first casos under tho 0 The ideal system of burial. The method being adopted every- now ruling has just onded with a CD where throughout the civilized world. Approved by the Hawaiian conviction horo. As a rosult,. Philip Board of Health. Plans and specifications approved by Marston Camp Sovostor, a professional musician bell, Superintendent of Public Works. The change from earth burial must pass nlno months In tho peni Q to the mausoleum plan is urgently demanded by conditions as they exist tentiary for importi-- g n harp from the present time. duty on It. o in Honolulu at i London without paying Sovostor purchased tho harp, oston- - OLD KONA OUR SPECIALTY slb.ly for his own uso, In which case it would h'avo entered duty froo. Ho The Townsend Undertaking Co., Ltd sold tho Instrument to ono of his pu- BERETANIA ST- - OPP. SACHS' STORE. pils, however. rJ&jmLL,, President J. H. TOWNSEND,, Treasurer, Fine Jot rrlnting, Btar Office. iMcChesney Coffee Co. fWELVB THE HAWAIIAN BTAIt, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 it; GARAGE AND AUTOMOBILE NEW coined by a recoptlon committee and Ik about equally divided between the wholly satisfied with his car and tho conducted Immediately to the offices open and enclosed vehicles. Tim concern from which ho purchased his THE WEEK WITH THE where President Joy, CIco-Preslde- nt Plerce-Arro- Co. had anticipated the car is not In a position to make ad- Waldron and General Manager Ma-- demand for this class of work by justments, changes and repairs as cauley met them wltli ft. hearty hand largely Increasing tile size and should bo made by reputablo dealers, HAMM-Y0UN- 6 clasp of welcome Refreshments wcro capacity of Its plating department tho owner will eventually seek to rid VON GO served and tho visitors were given an When the new factory additions were himself of his car by expressing him Opportunity to observe tho long made during tho spring and summer self through tho small ads of a dally Sweep of halls, flanked on either side and as a sonscquenco was In a posi- newspaper. For, given circulation, the frith ulass-walle- d nfllopR. tion to turn out the work ardered small ad Is exceedingly effective and The von Hamm-Youn- g Company re- stance of the great efficiency of the'. The visitors moved away puffing without and delay. yet Inexpensive. ceived by the Sierra yesterday one of Cadillac, which Is shown by the fact1 cigar und cigarettes handed out by the Recently tho much advertised Baby Ovcrlands. that most at the rent drivers on thero appeared in tho 11 company, and then began the long Sunday edition of a leading dally footwear M) This is which talk- Kauai aro using Cadillac cars and the car has been Journey along the streets and evenues newspaper In Angeles 294 small I most fashionable buying OTHER RECORDS Los If he ed of bo much and which Is listed at are still them. end through tho aisles and corridors ds devoted exclusively to tho sale or women in town are ?775.-factor- y. It is a very handsome Mr. D. Nakatanl has placed his or. and nolso that pierce the mammoth trade of second' 'h&nd automobiles, of loud in their praise of the 1 I Hamm-Youn- g Tho say 1C up to date car, and Is attracting a dor with the von Co. plant Packard guests which tho owners for various reasons graceful, charming styles 1 I 1911 Departments, and vowed the In- great deal. of attention and bids fair for another Cadillac touring car that OR CHALMERS wished to dispose. A tabulation of of the new models in our 1 I to be a wonderful seller In the near to be fitted with extra seats. Mr, stitution was a credit to Detroit. tho machines mentioned in theso 294 somebody future. Nakatanl intends to place this car Then discovered that there advertisements showed that thero wore 61 other departments there by In the in Honolulu, and that A Chalmor3 "30" owned by F. G. were from one to as high as thirteen Other cars received the von rent service was no time to see. Hamm-Youn- cars of tho same or g Company by the Sier- this makes the second of theso cars Sheriff Edwards of Dougherty County, makes, all more Thoy saw tho "Model A" Packard less well ra are the Overland torpedo which he will have in the rent busi- Georgia, known machines, but of roadster built in Warren, O., in 1899. It looks has just completed an 1100 which present to ness, Mr. Nakatanl being impelled good the owners wished and threo Bulcks. The Overland Is something like an automobile affal mile roads tour around tho get rid. FOR WOMEN I the first torpedo body to be seen In by the wonderful efficiency shown by with a square body, straight-fro- nt State of Georgia, Out of 74 cars en cut and a I I tered In tour, Mr. A most remarkable Incident la con i AndllieyMeiuilMnithunwieoTeitheper- - I tho Hawaiian Islands and Is certainly his first 1911 Cadillac to purchase this dashboard, cut decollete. Tho this Edwards' Chal led hi and comlott thu Kegtl quarttt-ilt- a g I thing you a mers was one go nection with those 294 advertisement II a marvel of workmanship and design. second car. steer with looks like me oniy to I I over official and one of which tho Studebaker and I You will find in out ckIiuitc Retal rencr 8 Tho torpedobody Is very popular In Mr. Arthur Mason, of Mahukona, bicycle pump. How long since you've the route on Its own auoty negu ityio iu.ueia iot cycrjr to- - u seen a bicycle pump? power and finish with a perfect score. Interests are making much tame and occatioa. B I the States and almost every automo- Hawaii, has ordered a 1911 Cadillac, capital, is tho out of' the 294 In aomnnoov now mnnv nrrps Sheriff Edwards' car was driven by fact that bile manufacturer has built it among touring car from the von Hamm"4 asKeu machines there was not ono . REGAL SHOE siuttt. a tjMhere were belonging to company Deputy Sheriff J, P. Stripling of Al- his 1911 models. Young Company, to bo delivered ou the or .tianaers car offered for sale or T' don't know," said the guide, "but bany, Ga. One of the great of the Ov- of the next shipment to arrive, and he trade. This on top of tho fact that features from up there to down hero It's a During this tour the competing cars there are more than 2,600 and I erland torpedo is the gear shift and seems to bo very enthusiastic about mile." gained encountered a very severe storm $350 Tho visitors a most Flanders owners In Southern Califor- brake being placed in between tho his purchase. picture 33 of which necessitated tho fording of of tho acres nia alone pretty nearly proves ab- two seats, thus enabling the driver Mr. C. C. von Hamni, of the von slibps which has grown out of the swollen streams and which made the $400 j hub-dee- p solutely that and Flanders to get out of the car on the right-han- d Hamm-Youn- g Company, to 2 mud in places. Many of returned ttlo acres of floor space that made owners aro satisfied owners. at--t- er 1903-0- 4, cars side, If he so desires. Almost all Honolulu yesterday by the Sierra, )3 '"the plant In tho winter of the were put out of the running $goo of the other torpedo bodies have an an extended tour of the United when it was first established in De- - during the storm, but Mr. Stripling In J ornamental door oh the right hand States. While away Mr. von Hamm after tho removal of the Pack his Chalmers stuck to the route and overcame every side, which is of no practical value visited all the factories which his ard Company from Warren, Ohio. obstacle. Tho only LATE CAR SALES control at whicli this car was late was whatever, making it necessary for firm represents, also a great many of and late was Savannah and this lateness get out on left-han- d auto accessory concerns, the driver to the the was caused by the delay in ferrying very annoy- - side which is sometimes Mr. von Hamm reports business to nickel over tho Altamaha River after pulling BY ASSOCIATED turn-fro- ing to the person riding on the other be very good and the factories nt saw another car out of a creek. Some of seat. ing out cars by the thousands. He the other contestants who finished By This car is certainly one of tho has brought back with him a great made detours to escape the worst the Sierra the Associated Gar age 6-- Plerce-Arro- w snappiest roadsters that has ever many new Ideas and 'the very latest STILE FOR CARS places along the official route but received a fine come to the Hawaiian Islands. fads of the auto world. Driver Stripling followed the route car for Fred L. Waldron, presi- dent of the The von Hamra.Young Company re- - Among other things Mr. von Hamm Eash manufacturing season in the exactly, taking every stage of the Merchants' Association. Oahu Railway port the sale of a Cadillac touring has taken some new agencies, and motor car world brings out some now journey. In the next shipment to arrive will A surprising of run bo a Chalmers "30" TIME? TABIvB it' car to Mr. Kapahu Alakai of Kauai, has made several saies in the East trend on tho past of the user and feature the touring car for OUTWARD. usually this is strong enough to guido made by a Chalmers car was the fact H. P. Wood, of Promotion Com- who intends to put this car Into the to Honolulu people who are at pre-re- nt the For Walanae. Walalua. Kahuku ana the maker who takes pains to keep that it did not have a single puncture mittee, and another Chalmers "30" Way Stations 9:16 a.m.. 3.20'p.m. service. This is another in- - sent visiting in tho States. Mill, Way 1 or any trouble whatever during For Pearl City, Ewa and nclose touch with the army of users tiro for a local gentleman who Is modest Stations 17:30 a.m.. 9:15 a.m.. aud prepare for its wants. One of the the tour. Several cars of higher pow- about his name appearing in print. a.m.. 2:15 p.m.,- 3:20 p.m., 6:15 p.m., Chalmers finished from 19:30 p.m., fll:16 p.m. ginning of the run. The car acted strongest developments of the present er than the .A fine Chalmers "40" roadster has X'or waniawa ana ieuonua iu:zu season has been in the demand for one to two days late. a. m., 5:15 p. m., 9:30 p. m., 11:15 MYSTERY OP as pacemaker for the contestants; and arrived for L. Macfarlane, of Kona. p. m. THE on the last day was pilot car, car bright and black nickel finish for the The Chalmers "30" scored some the motor In the next shipment from the east INWARD exposed metal parts of the car that, decisive victories in the races Wal-al- ua : rying five passengers and their bag Plerce-Arro- Arrive Honolulu trom Kahuku, will w 1 in former years, have been at Lexington, Ga., Oct. 21. The ten there also be a and Walanae 8:36 a.m., B:31 gage. either p.m. given a brass finish or painted. This mile race was won by a Chalmers car for F. K. Howard, of this CADILLAC SOLVED Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and demand has been felt particularly by "30". The five mile event was also city. Pearl City a.m., 8:36 a.m., 11:02- - Plerce-Arro- Motor Car company won by a Chalmers "30" with another In the same lot will come a Hud a.m., l:40 p.m., 4:26 p.m.. - . the p.m., ; , j 5:31 7:30 p.m. $v NOTED ACTOR USES of Buffalo and a goodly percentage of Chalmers "Becond. These were the son roadster for A. W. Valken- - Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and From one end of the United States its orders for new models have either only two events in which the Detroit berg. iweuenua 'ii:i5 o,m., fiMO p.m., 6:1 towns and as cars were eligible. to the other end, cities, the bright or black nickel, known made E. H. Moses, the Hllo photographer, The Halelwa. Limited, a two. hour villages have been enjoying long gun-met- al specified for the radiator train (only first-cla- ss tickets honored). has placed an order with the Asso- distance visions of a fine large auto CHALMERS THIRTY front, Jpmp, door handles, hub caps, leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:36 ciated for Hudson a. m.; returning', arrives In Honolulu mobile factory located and humming etc. a roadster. at 10:10 p.m. The Limited stops only HOWE Francis Gay has tried out his big at .reari Jity anu walanae outward, merrily in each respective "midst" It is not thought that, this Is in any and Walanae, Walpahu and Pearl City Raymond Duncan, the noted Greek 4S h, p. Plerce-Arro- w car is very not one of those factories preceded sense a fad of the moment since tiro Ti and Inward. bv artful correspondence or bv an actor, who Is a prime mover in the much pleased with it. Dally. fKxcept Sundays. iSundayo Phllellenic Propaganda for the Re- - demand has been increasing steadlly only. even more artful promoter, but a real chaufj G. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH. BM, for several years past, Many CALIFORNIA Superintendent. Q. P. A. a big Tknd fcts of Fine Job Printing, Star Office. foryth and drahia, Is attracting wideW spread eufs request tho nickel when their fine machinery and with lots of ears 17' ordering new cars as throughout this cbuntry, employers are EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR hearing Its name actually running on attention how pleased or displeased has, since hiB arrival lh San Francisco they hold that this finish is much Just A CLEAN HOUSE AND the road in all parts of the country. owners ma been using a Chalmers "30" car, easier to keep clean and brighter than motor car are with their THE In other words the factory of the c be- Is very accurately reflected V furnished him by the Pioneer Auto- brass which has a tendency to chines S ' Motor Car Co., now and since come tarnished when exposed to the in the small ad columns of the metro Its beginning located in city of mobile Co. Besides using the car in Pau the de- according to automo ka Hana his company's travels throughout the elements. The demand for this 1'olitan dailies, Detriot, Mich., says a recent issue bile men and advertising managers of city, he also expects to make several parture from tho cussomary is not ARE FAST FRIENDS. of Motor World. confined to any one class of cars but the newspapers. If an owner is not Y. YOSHIKAWA, ISO KING ST. The prospect of securing such a tours in it out Into the surrounding country leaving prize mayors and al- before this vicinity. 57 has caused the dermen and the boards of and Mr. Duncan, when seen in the car, trade accompanied chambers of commerce of Innumer- by, his wife and mem able communities to slick their hair, bers of his company, all garbed in pull down their vests and generally the Old Greek costumes, presents an to "perk up" their persons, while "yo unusual picture of the ancient man local editor" has forgotten the fine with the most modern of conveniences red apple which Si Slmklns left on at his command. And Mr. Duncan, by THE HOST POPULAR CAR IN AflERICA his desk, In the joy of turning journa- the way, accepts tho automobile as a listic handsprings and unfolding at genuine convenience. Speaking of it AT ANY PRICE. great length, or less, the story of how about a year ago for New York City to the great Cadillac Motor Car Co., was the automobile was just beginning "inquiring around" for a factory site he introduced in Greece. It was yet right in Squash Hollow Itself. It was a novelty and had not como at all into not until such items began to general use. We find it one of the appear in print in all directions that chief accommodations offered by this anyone in tho automobilo trade even wonderful progreslve now world. It suspected that the Cadillac company is undoubtedly away superior to the was dissatisfied with Its location in railroad trains which have the habit Detroit. None could guess tho reason of riwhlng one pell mell through the and just as the wonderment was hecnic parts of the country and then attaining growth, the mystery was sido tracking one for half an hour stops disagreeable solved. One of the local boards of in coal yards. trade bursting with pride and prunes "Wo havo found the Chalmers "30" supplied "ye local editor" with a copy a vory great convenience during our stay Cadillac which had thus far In San Francisco. Its of the letter riding qualities aroused so many fohdiopesand bril- aro extremely '.smooth liant prospects in' imariS .widely and it seems very simple to operate." separated parts of Uie country. This is the lettor: " J ' "Board of Trade: PACKARD VISIT "Gontlomen: If you have a booklot or any literature describing your city and vicinity and giving information with reference to the sources of wealth, population and activities In IN your territory, we should bo glad to receive a copy. Thanking you in ad- DETKOIT, Nov. 5. Tho business vance for any assistance you may men of Detroit wore invited to visit render us, we are, the factory of tho Packard Motor Car "Very truly yours, Company yesterday and see for them Cadillac Motor Car Co., selves the progress that has been mado 1911 Model E. M. . 30 h. p. "E. C. Howard, Asst. Sales Mgr." there during the past seven years. Price, $1000 f. o. b. Detroit The Cadillac sales department mere- Over 1500 of the leading business ly was "on tho job" seeking out thoso men of the city attended the recep markets which hold promise of best tion. Tho visitors were brought to Touring Car, Baby Tonneau or Roadster leturns for money and effort expend tho factory from tho nearest street ed and in the seeking postage stamps car lines by a flying squadron of had not been spared Packard cars detailed for that pur Equipment includes: Magneto, headlights and generator, sidelights, pose. The guests were first taken A Cadillac won the recent Kansas completely around outside of the taillights, wheel jack, tools and horn. Magazlno Cup run of 1,017 miles with plant and down Packard streot, a out a singlo penalization for the en thoroughfare seven-olgh- ts of a mile tiro distance. Five quarts of oil and long, lying entirely within the bounda- C4 1- -2 gallons of gasollno wore con- ries of tho Packard plant and between sumed, tho averago fuel consumption the toworlng walls of tho factory bolng one gallon to 18.7 miles. No buildings. SCHUMHN CO. n water was taken, and no groase added At tho entrance of the Administra CKRRIKGE te tho lubricant in the cups at the be-- 1 (Ion bulldlngo the guests were wel- - t THE' HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 up- - THIRTEEN

Babbitt, Miss Charlotte Carter, Misses D, Alarques, Airs. W. D. Baldwin, groom bestows on the fairest of his It out; Mott-Sralt- C. AIlBses Hitch- Ladd, Mrs. E. A. Mrs. S. Airs. H. Hitchcock choice. Some legal subterfuge as subtle po-tlo- Society M. Damon, Miss Mny Damon, Mrs. cock, Airs. L. AI. Whltehouse, Airs. S. Air. Lculs Titus, however claims dis- lOontinufcd from Pago 8even. Elizabeth Van C. Hall Miss Chnrlotte AI. Kinney, Aliss AInud Kinney, "Airs. tinction, having at his veddlng to AUss Will narcotize your Jurymen, no Hall, Mrs, Seymour Hall, Mrs. Henry F. Bush, Airs. Caroline Biish,, Aliss Alice Rooney lavished such gifts upon doubt! overdress of black chiffon embroidered Afong, Mrs. C. W. Dickey, Mrs. A. M. aura Green, Airs. S. Wilder, AIIss her as "several strings of pearls, a in dots of gold. Merrill, Mrs. Mary Foster, Mrs. tucy diamond watch, sevoral diamand rings Thositvelve W.lso raonl who Bit like With this costume McWayne, Mrs. S, Allen, Mrs. N. B. Alary Warne, Airs. W. AI. Graham, Mrs. Newcomb and a limousine car!" , midday . wore a handsome chapeau of white Emerson, Miss Pierce, Mrs. A. Lar- - Airs. C. B. Wood, Miss Wood, Airs. R. pwlsat Blklngand',, forensic velvet trimmed with huge French pink nach, Mrs. T. J. R. Bourke, Misses AI. W. Atkinson, Airs. A. Brown, Airs. COMPONERE LITES. nqon roses and chapeau ornaments and rare Raymond, Mrs. S. Angus, Misses An F. Brown, Allsses Brown, Airs. R. Losing all sight of JUSTICE In Jewels of dull green. oriental Jade. gus, Mrs. F. l. Coon, Mrs. Herbert Scott, Aliss Claire Kelly, Airs. John the ' (By E. S. Goodhue, AI. D., by-pl- . Ad- Holualoa, Mrs. Corwln P. Reea, wife of Elliot Stevens, jirs.Jiary Prime, Mrs. ker,.-AIrs- . G. H. Hosmer, Airs. P. Hawaii.) Of wordy miral Rees, U. S. N., was a stately W. E. Potwine, Mrs. Caroline Clark, Jones, Her Jklajesty Queen Lllluoka- - Incandescence in the air. beauty In a gown of lavender satin, Mrs. C. P. Iaukea, Mrs. E. R. Stack- - lanl, Airs. J. W. Jones, Airs. R. A. The hi devious ways men are fraught Though courting always Is 'elaborately hand embroidered in the able, "Mrs. Liang Kwo YIng, Mrs. Uye- - Lyon, Kalanlanaolo, Airs. G. uncertain Princess with danger, business ii 'paler shades and wearing a beautiful no, Mrs. George F. Renton, Mrs. Geo. Shingle, Airs. A Smithies, Airs. R. W. St. casus belli lurks In every breeze; And costly, too, you white Gainsborough with snowy F. Renton, Jr., Miss F. Yarrow, Miss New- - whether lose or hat Sayers, Airs. Shingle, Airs, And whoso wills, from king to humble win ' plumes. C. AJoyer, Mrs. 8, L. Heapy, Mrs. C. L. Blackman, AUss B. granger, comb, Airs. G. The man afflicted With this sort of Mrs. Hobdy looked very lovely In J. I)a$v Mrs. Et D.. Buffandcau, Mrs. Holdsworth, Airs. J. Alist, AUss E. Mist, Alay think he's damaged by a guile- dlz'ncss dainty white lingerie and wear- - Clifton Tracy, Mrs. Chas. Lifeas, Miss-e- s Airs. H. AI. Alist, Airs. John Efflnger, less sneeze. Kops on his course untfl he's taken Victor :: Machines ing a lace hat" to match. Lucas, Mrs. T. Lucas, Miss L. C. Airs. Edwin Paris Airs. Doris Paris, In. Cooper, who Lucas, Mrs. L. Frlel, Mrs. Geo. A Sold Easy Mrs. Charles Bryant James Airs. E. A. Weaver and daughter, Airs, kiss a court the marriage of I, on guests j assisted In entertaining the Herbert, Miss .Taklns, Miss A. Mutch, L. Weaver, Airs. Wi J. Robinson, true lovers; There's something like the taste of Payments was very handsome in a robe of la- Mrs. E. O. White, Mrs. H. A. Town-sen- Airs. Carrie Robinson, Airs. J. T. De Even a tumbledown the cellar stairs; wine in lawlng, vender crepe de cnine made hobble Mrs. S. L. Austin, Mrs. T. G. Bolt, Airs' A. N. Sinclair, Airs. Calvert, A smile, a frown, o'er everything It grows on one like other games of over effect and with a sweeping train Thrum, Mrs. Edward Davis, Mrs. E. Airs. W, D. Adams, Airs. A. W. Adams, there hovers, chance; The litigation and received many compliments on A. Rowland, Mrs. D. F. Thrum, Mrs. Airs. Charles H. Atherton, Airs. Frank microbe unawares. Then there's the oportunity for Jaw Honolulu ill- ing Music her sweet appearance after her A. V. Gear, Mrs. J. M. Peterson, Mrs. Atherton, Airs. J. AI. Atherton, Airs. To settle disputes) to equalled ness. H. V. Murray, Mrs. E .S. Cunha, Mrs. Penhallow, Airs. Sarah Halstead, Airs. rather unearth Not In the ancient courts of COMPANY them France, Mrs. J. H. Fisher was modish in old A. Gartenberg, Mrs. Annie Jaeger, Lackland, Airs. Frank Halstead, By milling methods where all things 88 KING STREET HONOLULU. rose me8sallne with a large black vel- Mrs. T. E. Robinson, Mrs. J. E. Jaeger, Airs. Haneberg, Airs. C. F. Hart, Airs. are grist; ' Law me! can't, bo helped, I s'pose, vet hat trimmed with white plumes Mrs. J. W. Robertson, Mrs. T. F. Lan- Hnrrlson, Airs. W. Henry, Alciv. By "law's delays," 'and that tlmo- - wullo L. C. Ab'es, sister, was sing, Mrs. J. T. Wayson, Mrs. J. H. matters and Mrs. her Airs. Aiian Herbert, Airs. H. E, Coop sanctloned system stunning in a .coat suit of pearl grey Raymond, Miss Violet Makee, Mrs. C. Coopor, Castle, Havo more than one side to bo viewed Embroideries er, Allsses Mrs. Harold Of pounding matters with a legal fist. upon; silk poplin and wearing a black pic O. Berger, Miss Minna Berger, Mrs. Alalcolm Alcln- styles prices. Allsses Johnson, Airs. lawyers, All and by self colored G. H. Robertson, Misses Robertson, While clever tearing facts ture hat adorned tyre, Airs. Hemenway, Airs. H. E. Ross, Just file your suit and set the wheels to tatters, plumes. Mrs. J. D. Dougherty;, Mrs. J. M. Airs. E. A. R. Ross, Airs. Donald Ross, in motion, Get what they're after when the lots Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen of Riggs, MrsEdlth Morton, Mrs. J. W. i Airs. Frank Andrade, Airs. Arthur Xo matter what your cause Is, fight are drawn! Glian127 Hotel Street.Kee 'Fort Hnafter was remarkably beautiful Podmore, Mrs. Henry Holmes, Mrs. Alexander, Airs. J. H. Fisher, Airs. W. , in a gown of palo pink satin and Ethel M. Taylor, Mrs. Isabel Crelgh-ton- L. Aloore, Airs. A. S. Humphreys, Airs. wearing a satfn hat to match with MrSi Matthews, Mrs. S. F. Lyman, A. R. Gurrey, Aliss Florence Gurroy, French crushed roses. Mrs. L. C. Abies, Mrs. E. E. Paxton, Airs. W. P. Jarrett, Mrs. J. J.Fern, Mrs. Elizabeth Church was attlrea in Mrs. Ault, Mrs. G. Augur, Mrs. O. A. Airs. A. R. Gurrey, Jr., Airs. John pink lingerie, with a draped cape of Blerbach, Mrs. James BIcknell, Mrs. Airs'. E. Kopke, Aliss E. Kopke, oriental design to match, and a pink W. H. Balrd, Mrs. E. A. BerndtrMrs. Airs. F. W. Blckerton, Airs. Spencer lingerie hat In harmony with her Arthur Berg, Mrs. H. Berger, Mrs. R. Bickert6n, Airs. G. P. Castle, Allsses gfiwn. Bond, Mrs. C. L. Crabbe, Mrs. E. C. B. Airs. C. Appreciati Castle, Airs. J. Castle, F. Mrs. A. Vj. Murphy wore a very hand, Crabbe Miss Irmine Cross, Mrs U. A. demons, Airs. Victoria Ward, Allsses some afternoon creation of hand paint Davis, Airs. Rycroft, Misses Rycroft, Ward, Airs. Elizabeth Church, Airs. E. ed pink chiffon and Mrs. Weaver was Mrs. F. S. Dodge, Mrs. George Ewart, AI. Styne, Airs. Dwight Styne, Aliss R. stately In a handsome gown of black Mrs T. II. Gibson. Misses Mossrran, Davidson, Airs. A. E. Alurphy, Airs. A. To THE PUBLIC: 7We wish at this time to express our appreciation to the Island public , lace over black satin. Airs F. L. Winter, Mrs. W. L. Forb-is- A. Young, Airs. Alexander Young, AUss for the confidence reposed in us, as manifested by the large number of purchases of the Mrs. F. J. Lowrey was regally clad Misees Forbes, Airs. G. C. Beck!e, B. R. Young, Airs. C. Von Hamm, Airs. motor cars we deal in. Altogether in the past we have handled some ten different makes of in a clinging gown of white crepe me Mrs C. F. Chlllingworth, Airs L. L. W. Anderson, Airs. Nina Fraser, ' cars ; we now handle only three. charming AlcCandless, Stoker, M. -- tedr and Mrs. Von Holt was Mrs. J F. Mrs Airs. J. A. Rath, .irs. J. A. Gllman, There is a reason for this. in lavender messallne. Chapman, Airs. Wil'lain Williamson, Allsses Gllman, AIIss Carrie Gllman, To handle make produced seemed much like it the Ballen-tyn- e, any new that was to us too "trying on Mrs. Wlllls,-wif- e of Lieut. Willis, U. Miss Irene Dickson Airs. C. G. Airs. F. W. Damon, Airs. Corwln P. , dog" with the public as the dog. S. M. C. was daintily chic in shell Aliss Ballentya-;- Miss Hartnngle, Rees, Airs. Walter F. Frear, Airs. John Our policy was to study the situation carefully, gauge local conditions and then consult pink chiffon made hobble, and a large Airs. John Gullck, Airs. Gnorge Rodiek, Erdman, AJrs. J. a. Kennedy, AIIss black picture hat. Airs. B. G. Rhenbu.n, Mrs. Wni. 0. Jessie Kennedy, Airs. A. F. Griffiths, the best automobile authorities in America with the result that we represent today Mrs- - Walter Dillingham was beauti King, Airs. Sereno Bishoo, Airs. Jona- lady teachers of Oahu college, Airs. ful in a Paquln gown of pearl grey me than Shaw, Airs B. V Heardniore Airs Foster, Aliss Foster, "Airs. P. Cox, Airs. teor satin fashioned with a very long W. D, Westervelt, Airs. H. C. Coleman, E. Dulsenberg, Airs. W. F. Dillingham, train, and wearing a Jarge Parisian Aliss Frances Lawrence, Airs. Law- Airs. Harold Dillingham, Airs. W. L. picture hat. rence, Aliss Alary Lawrence, Airs. W. Whitney, Airs. E. W. Sutton, Airs. F. "Me Mrs. William Rawlins was Jovejy In A. Kinney, Airs. Harold Hayselden, Dillingham, Airs. Alexander Lindsay, an exquisite gown of pale blue crepe Airs, L. M. AIcDonald, Mrs. J. AI. Whit Jr., Airs. Alarston Campbell, Airs. P. de chine trimmed with motifs in sjl; ney, Airs. Rice, Airs. Wm. Weinrich, Super, Airs. D Scudder, Airs. A. Lewis Fierce C. Arrow ver and wearing a white picture hat. Mrs. E. I. Spalding, Airs. George Jr;, AIrs A. Gartley, Airs. Lawrence ' Princess Kalan'Ianaole was hand- Bowen, Airs. K. Widdifield, Airs. H. P. Judd, Airs. J. S. AIcGrew, Airs. J. Emer- some in a robe of rich black chiffon Wilbur, Airs. K. Vida, Airs. Percy Ben- son, Airs. Wn C. Wilder, Airs. C. T. embroidered in black silk and wearini son, Airs. Carl Widemann, Airs. A. Wilder, Airs. Harry Wilder, Airs. A. A. a very large black picture hat to Kirkaldy, Airs. Emma Buchanan, Airs. Wilier, Airs. Walter Alacfarlane, Airs. match. Alice Brown, Airs. Gardner K. Wilder, Harry R. Alacfarlane, Airs. Henry Alac , Mrs. Claire Williams and her two Airs. F. B. AlcStocker, Allsses AlcStock-er- farlane, Airs. F. W. Alacfarlane, AUss halmers daughters who have recently returned Airs. J. A. Alagoon, Aliss Alagoon, Alice Alacfarlane, Allsses Alacfarlane, from a three years sojourn in Paris, Airs. Paul Jarrett, Allsses Jarrett, Airs. Airs. a. P. Taylor, Airs. O. Gullck, Airs. looked charming and very chic. Mrs. AI. W. Hendry, Airs. O. W. Ashford, Thomas Gullck, Miss Gullck, Airs. H. Williams wore an imported gown of Airs. Ebersole, Airs. Sarah Harnden, Alexander, Airs. W. D. Alexander, black embroidered net and her daugh- Aliss Alary Low, Airs. Willard Brown, Allsses Alexander, Mrs. W. W. Good-al- e, ters were daintily attractiye in pastel Mrs. E. W. Peterson, Aliss Peterson, AUss O. Goodalo, Aliss Juliette silk chiffon gowns. Aliss AI. Hopper, Airs. A. G. Hawes, Hartwell, Airs. A. F. Judd, Airs. J. R. Tlmberlake, wife of Major Tim-berlak- e Airs. C. W. Case Deerlng, Aliss Anna D. Ho Mrs. Judd, Airs. A. W. Carter, Airs. These three great makes represent a combination of best practice in automobile con- Rugert was regal in a Rose, Airs. G. H. Ruttman, Airs. Sedg. AI. of Fort ward Hitchcock, Airs. H. von Holt, struction, with the widest choice of body types and prices. The manufacturers of these three gown of white lace and wearing a wick, Aliss AI. Alclntyre, Allsses Ale H. P. Green, Allsses Green, Airs. Airs. great makes the leaders in the industry. large white, picture hat with willow Intyre, Mrs. L. G. Aloses, Airs. Wm Henry Wilcox, AUss Alary Parker, are em-- AI. - By handling only these three makes justice both to the public and the . plumes and Mrs. Kingsbury In an T. Alonsarrat, Airs. J. Alonsar- AIrsvF. E. Harvey, Aladame' Robertson, great we can do ' broidered tailored linen suit, and large rat, Airs. E. J. Alonsarrat, Airs. L. A, Aliss Grace Robertson, Airs. A. G. AI. manufacturers. kwhlte hat was cnarming. Coney, Aliss Annie Graham, Airs. T Robertson, Airs. R. W. Brcckons, Airs. There are from five to eight thousand different parts in an automobile multiply this by Miss Kulamanu Ward and Mrs. C. Richards, Airs. Bernice Walbridge, W. T. Rawlins, Allsses Gurnoy, AIIss ten; and the number is enormous. Few dealers if any could keep even the necessary parts of S. Holloway- - served fruit punch in a Aliss Jennie Parke, Airs. L. B, Coan C. T. Sackett, AUss Kato Kelly, Airs. ten makes to provide against inevitable accident, but with three it is different. bower oii the lower lanal and Mrs. F. Aliss Reynolds, AUss AI. E. Bosher, E. K. Freeth, AIIss AI. Freeth, Airs. W. We wish our name to be synonymous with the Aliss Andrade also assisted in entertaining Aliss Vera Damon, Gertrude Da Campbe i, - Airs. E. AI. Watson, Airs. the guests. mon Airs. J. P. Wlnne, Allsses Wlnne, J. P. Cooke, Airs. John Waterhouse, Kluegel Mrs. Harold Dillingham also assist Airs. C. H. Kluegel, Aliss Alay Airs. Robert Lewers, Airs. A. F. Wall, j ed as did Miss Alice Cooper. Airs. Geo. T. Kluegel, Airs. George An. Airs. Will'am Vall, Aliss Alorrison, Mrs. Dillingham wore a beautiful gus, Airs. Fred Angus, Airs. J. AI. Oat, Airs. T. E. Wall, Airs. Robert Love, frock of lavender chiffon and Miss Airs. T. J. King, Airs. Clifford Kimball Aliss Alary Moore, Airs. W. Love, Airs. 1h Cooper was very sweet In pale blue Airs. Kimball, Aliss Helen Kimball, W. C. Hobdy, Airs. Warner, Airs. Hen crepe de chine. Airs. E. H. Wodehouse, Airs. F. b' ry Frederick Wichman, Airs. P. Peck, ' Those invited to this elaborate re. Booth, Airs. G. Schaerer, Airs. E. E, AUss Peck, Airs. Alannlo Phillips, Airs ception were Mrs. H. P. Wood, Mrs. WInslow, Airs. E. W. Dunning, Mrs. W, W. AI. Glffard, Airs. Harold Glffard, Restarlck, Miss Constance Res Low, Airs. Kingsbury, Airs. A. T, Arrow B. W, Airs. Damon, Aliss Fisher, Airs. ierce H. Fred tarlck, Miss Stevens, Mrs. James F. Alarlx, Mrs. Chas. Baldwin, Airs. F. W, E. Benner, Airs, E. C. Peters, Airs. C. SIX CYLINDERS Morgan, Mrs. J. L. Fleming, Mrs. Anna Carter, Airs. J. O. Young, Aliss H, S. Hall, AUss J. N. Dewar, Airs. Har Tucker, Miss Anna Tuckor, Mrs. Abble Hempsted Airs. S. AI. Ballou, Airs. W. riet Berrlngor, Airs. leter High, Airs. ! Dow, Mrs. F. Eames, Mrs. J. R. Gait, W. Thayer,' Airs. C. Hedeman, Airs W. AI. Langton Airs. Albert Afong, Mrs, E. W. Jordan, Mrs. Robert C. Hedeman, Airs. Et D. Tennev, Mrs, Mrs. L-- t&Wv E. Wall, Jordan, MtsaSeelvM M. E,i5maiAr.W. Sniltfi,Mrs - terhouse. Alra Albert sSWaOiflt6u;So? emliifSniIth,Irs.ECrRIcHar,dnij .ussesuooj;e,i I'.fJ i!.lllU! vMrs. .Ernest Svaterhouse, Mrs. B.'-fD- JUrs, S. N. Bobo, Airs". Robert Catton AlrsjU.W.1 GifVPJlss .Gjrvhi; Mrs. l .'"i " Marx, Mrs. J. D. Dole, Mrs. William "Miss Catton, Airs, Helen Noonnn, Airs G, D, Bell, AUss Olson, Airs. A. H. Cooper, Miss Linch, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Hugo Horzer, Airs. Clara English, Airs Smith, AUss AIcDonald, AIIssos Pratt, FOUR CYLINDERS " Mrs. J. G. Spencer, Mrs. C. B. High, W. u. Stanley, Lady Herron, Airs. R Lady teachers of Kamehameha school, Miss Mary Burbank, Mrs. F. A. Sav F, Langc, Airs. J. L. Cockburn, Airs AUss E. Ewart, Airs. II? Smith, Allsses ior, Mrs. William' Soper, Mrs, J. H F. W. Klebahn, Airs. F. Klamp, Airs. E, Smith, Airs. J. A. Palmor, Airs. F. R. Soper Misses Soper, Mrs. C .du Rol, Henrlques, Airs, George'F. Henshall Day, Airs. W. R. Farrlngton, AIIss B. Mrs. Anna Cooke, Miss Alice Cooke, Airs. P. L. Home, Airs. Robert LUIle Weight, Airs. R. O. Alatheson, Airs. C. Mrs. C. M. Cooke, Mrs. C. II. Cooke, Airs. Robert Llshman, Miss Liahman A. Bon, AUss Kato Atherton, Airs. R. Mrs. Richard H. Cooke, Miss Bornlce Airs. Harry Scott Gray, Airs. C. J. Ly. Andrews and sister, Sister Albertlna, HUDSON Cooke, Mrs. F. J. Lowrey, Miss Mary ons .AIIss Emma Lyons, Airs. Bruce Sister Beatrice, Airs. W. T. Paty, Aliss FOUR CYLINDERS Flood, Mrs. C. S. Holloway, Mrs. B AlcV. Alackall, Mrs. John Alarcalllno, Alallka Peterson, Airs. J. J. Dowllng, Jones, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mrs. G Airs. H. G. Allddledltch, Airs. W. B Airs. Albert Hall, AUss Anne Hadloy, Potter, Mrs. Alfred Castle, Mrs. J. W, Oleson, Airs. W. C. Peacock, Airs. W, Airs. Leopolff Kroll, Airs. A. Smith, Waldron, Mrs. E. F. Bishop, Miss A. 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Smith, Mrs. H man Focke, Aliss Annie Hustace, AIr& groom for his bride Is revealed in a Baldwin, Miss Muther, Mrs. Samuel Frank Hustace, Airs, Herbert Simp recent issue of a San Francisco dally, Baldwin, Mrs. W. L. Emory, Mrs. J, son, Airs. George Augur, Airs. A. B. In where In the columns of society rt des A. McCandless, Mrs. H. AI. Hepburn gal's, Airs, W. O. Atwator, AIIss B cription of gifts at a certain notablo Associated Garage, Limited Mrs. L. A. Thurston, Mrs. Stella Pear Benner, Miss Alacabeo, Airs. C. G. Llv wedding was given. son, Mrs. P. C. Jones, Mrs. Agnes lngston,.Mrs, S, C. Livingston, Mrs, A, One, gift, is usual'y the offering. along Judd, Miss Agnes Judd, Mrs. W. H V. SoaresrAlrs, H. E. Hendrlck, Mrs with his heart and home that a bride- - FOURTEEN THE HAWAIIAN 8TAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 To Own Land For $125.00

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days; there has thus obviously been or gargles of 1 per cent hydrogen pe- married. Her rebellion against tho brute, sho would see to It that he "lost Paralysis: A Menace opportunity for the transfer of the roxide solutltii to provent the disse- question consequently puzzled the cen his job." Georgo Jean Nathan, in Har- Infantile disease across the Atlantic, before its minating of the disease and that all a sus man greatly until he learned that per's Weekly. (Joim B. Hubcr, M. D., In the Review of Review s.) detection In quarantine was possible. patient's discharges bo disinfected by tho woman, who had come to town Physicians m Massachusetts and means of mercury bichloride or car- only recently, had been posing in tho SCHOOLBOYS CLEAN STREETS, elsewhere who have studied tho dis- bolic acid. community as a divorcee with a large KANSAS CITY, Oct. 29. Tho Before 1007 epidemics of infantile all in all, infantile paralysis is sufll- - ease, have concluded that the virus With Increased knowledge of the dis- alimony income for the evident pur- streets of the Sixth Ward were today imralysis were rare in this country, cinetly disastrous and melancholy to may be con.jycd by tho bite of in- ease earlier diagnosis will be made; pose of obtaining credit on a consider- cleaned by 150 schoolboys. The work There was one in New Orleans in give the medical profession anxious sects; and, in the light of our recent this is especially desirable in infantile able scale from the local merchants. with them was a mutter of municipal 1S41; and again, about thirty years consideration, as it should give the knowledge of insect transmission of paralysis; for when an immunizing A second story has to do with a wo pride. They are not going to receive ago, the disease was pronounced, but public grave concern, many infections time will no doubt agent has been perfected, the earlier man named Allison of St. Louis, who a penny for what they did, and it ob-fl- n Is it was otherwise not especially noted s During the incubation period of this establish the correctness of this the disease it administered the was actually taken to the police sta was a good job, too. Tho district paraly- will (as diph- until the beginning of the present cen- disease (from the time of having in- servation concerning infantile more effective it be in tion before she was made to realize has not had such a cleaning In seven generally.) tury. There was n marked epidemic curred the infection to tho develop- sis. Dust seems to be provocative. theria and in Infections tho necessity of complying with the years. in Sweden in 190D; two in Australia ment of the paralysis) the patient may In one epidemic of 150 cases, investi- census rules. "What's the trouble?" The city is not able to employ men of Boston, in 1901! and 1908; and an extensive have prodromes, dllllcult to detect in gated by Dr. R. W. Lovett, HUMORS OF THE' CENSUS. asked the sergeant. 'She won't tell to do tho work. When the boys learn- 1909. may 02 swimming epidemic in Prussia in It is little children, who not be able to of the patients had been That the divorce question met with whether or not she has been divorced," ed of this they Immediately offered sewage-contaminate- d wa- not likely that other European coun- Indicate tho nature of their sufferings; or wading In conslderab'e trouble in other sections came the complaint. "You must an- their assistance. Brooms, shovels di- - with dis- tries have wholly escaped. The such premonitions wnl bo changed ter before coming down the of the country as well as In the East swer all the questions," was the com- and wagons were supplied them. They - sease has for several years past been disposition, restlessness and irritabll- ease. Is evident from several other stories mand. "Well, then," said the woman, said it was fun. ity perhaps, on the hand, were some provalent in Scandinavia. and other In Massachusetts there that reached the ears of the metropo- - "I was divorced a year ago, but as my apathy. The invasion then was sickness, - The Census Bureau at" Washington distinct instances in which there lttnn census-takers- . There was a wo- husband and I are thinking of making Fine Job Printing. Star Office. has recently stated Its finding, that In begins suddenly with a high tempera- - paralysis, and death among domestic man ,n 0maha Nebraska, for instance, up again soon I don't see why I have symptoms In-- aUOU there were reported 509 deaths ture and the of an acute animals and fowls coincident with the who flatly refused to commit herself to be labolled as a divorcee. I hate from infanlllo paralysis in the death- - fection; sweating; a pain In the back epidemic outbreaks among numan dc- - one or anotner on tiie question, the sound of it." ne third story Drink headache; phe- - registration area of the United States and limbs; neckache and lngs; m 34 0ut of 87 families this and wno only compied with the enu comes from Toledo, Ohio, where a wo MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE. will to up (which area comprises above 55 per tho child not he able sit nomeuon was observed. In Washing. merator's request when threatened man to'd the census man that if he Best in the Market. ; hold up head; in many cases cent, of our total population) of these and its ton the "Public Health and Marino Hos with arrest. Then, to the surprise of failed to chronicle the fact that she HENRY MAY & CO. digestive disturbances; very CG9 deaths 552 were Oiwhlte and only there are pltal Service has been examining a the census man, she said she had not had been allowed the custody of the 1271. supervenes paralysis Phone. 17 of colored persons. Tho deaths shortly there number of dead chickens furnished by only never been divorced, hut never children and that her husband was a. thus reported were widely distribut- (perhaps ushered In with delirium), Dr. J. L. Lewis of that city, who had ed, indicative or epidemic prevalence especially in the leg muscles. Or a been attending a case of infantile para. in- In many parts of the country. These definite group of muscles may bo lysis; 1 have not yet seen the results data, bo it emphasized, relate only volved; or but oneextremity of tho of this examination, wuich was to as to registration sources; in the non re- trunk or tho tippi-- r extremities. Per- certain whether the disease was com TURN THE FAUCET re- paralysis usually the JUST gistration States tho deaths thus manent affects mimicated to tho patient from the ported are only for Mie registration legs; rarely the arms. Perhaps such chickens, which were taken from his nod enjoy-sr-t INEKHAU31IMW cities contained therein. paralysis is preceded by muscular farm; they had taken sick, and the twitchlngs, and sensitiveness when Characteristics of the Disease. patient was caring for them iinme handled. Other symptoms, such as supply But of what nature Is the disease In- diately before he came down with the of squint, vary according to tho part fantile paralysis, or acute anterior will poliomyelitis. The patient is a breed parts of nervous system affect- It is an infection charac- or the er of clncKeus; these fowl died and ed; blood changes are marked in this terized by inflammation especially of the breder then nlmself succumbed to disease. Infantile paralysis has been motor neurones In the anterior horns what was diagnosed as infantile, para. mistaken for meningitis and for rheu- of the spinal cord, though the medulla lysis. It is hero noteworthy that In matism. and pons above and even U10 cere- Jhe experiments of Dr. Flexner, pres by Contact. brum may be Involved. A very suc- Infection ently 10 oe consiuereu, nuempis 10 1111 cinct doflnltlon Is that of Drs. Chapin As to tho causation of Infantile' plant the virus in such available warm and PIsck: It Is "an acute Inflamma- blooded animals as guinea-pigs- , rats, tory process taking place in the an- Before 1907 physicians concluded mlc , dogs, cats, sheep, cows, goats, terior horns of tho spinal cord, accom (though they could not quite prove it) pigs, chickens, pigeons and the horse, panied by a sudden and complete para that in perhaps two-third- s of the cases were not successful; only In tho mon lysis of various groups of voluntary infantile paralysis is infectious, the key was the transfer of the virus suc muscles, followed by a rapid wasting remaining mini neing auriuuieu 10 cessful f fi. nffncteil muscles." The motor such factors as falls, antecedent oner-- In tho epidemic in and about Spring. neurones are the nerve or ganglion vatlng diseases (such ns measles and field it was observed that the disease colls (telegraph stations, as it wore), the like), or hemorrhage into the did not especially nourish among the The Ruud Automatic Gas development and nal capillaries. Inferences as to infoc poor were no cases In in muscle since there the Water-Heat- er muscular movements; in this disease tlon in Infantile paralysis were fur most congested tenement districts; It is different by in well-to-d- water-heater- these neurones, If the Inflammation nlshed epidemiclty tho disease, was considered that many o essentially better than all other s. The proceeds without arrost, degonorate, the nature of Its logical course, the children escaped, because they were service. llnuefy and shrivel up; the nerve fact that oftentimes more than one taken from homo during tho summer. difference is a pronounced betterment in hot water fibers emanating from them nud which child in a family was attacked, and es-i- n On the other hand it has been held Imagine a minute an ideal hot water service liBnim convev tholr mesBagos to the pecially the for almost that tho poor do suffer most, and that for atro-'ph- ' all acute (measles, well-to-d- iKlven muscles, degenerate and Infections scarlet tho cases among tho o have wouldn't it begin and end at the faucet ? The This process may go on to com- fever, whooping cough and tho like) been In districts bordering upon areas plete destruction of these precious tis- nro generally childhood disease; adults of congested tenements, which the sue elements; or it may happily bo and tho aged raroly succumb to thorn poor occupy, Automatic Gas at any stage. If checked early, because such attacks in Infancy are Thus in infantile paralysis we have the neurones, likely to have conferred lifelong Im- Tepair may ensuo, and to deal with un infection of a conta Water-Heat- er with their libera (tholr telegraph munity upon the Individual. gious sort (contact infection); tho vl wlros), will regain fairly woll their But In the light or our knowledge us is present In the secretions from up to Is extremely likely normal condition and function. If date it tliat noso throat and mouth especially In has done just this, it has reduced the hot water problem to a unfortunately the inflammation Is such factors as falls, antecedent dls the pharrpnx; possibly also it exists in water eases, turn of the faucet it's as easy to get steaming hot now the size and shape of the and the like are not essential the discharges or patients. Dr. Flex to devolopmont of para as cold water yon don't go near the Ruud itself spinal cord at the points Involved are th . Infantile ner observes: "Nor can It be affirmed lysis, predisposing agon, a match. contracted and pathologically so al but have ben that still other avenues of Infection you don't have to strike even cles, making tissues vul tered that the muscles concerned be tho involved (as tno skin, tho organs of respiration ordinary water-heate- rs to a specific virus. bo The Ruud differs from como paralyzed, atrophic, degenerated nerable And or the digestive tract) do not exist, for tucso predispositions in efficiency it is independent of the kitchen and incapable of tholr proper and nor- sides there are the entrance of the virus into the cen others which physicians have come to range summer time stands in your mal function. When recovory does tral nervous system." It Is probable a luxury in consider to Infantile para -- tnke place thoeo muscles are apt to antecedent that tho Infectlvlty does not extend basement self operating and safe. ' lysis, and still others which accom remain small, perhaps throughout life beyond the acute period (when tho pany and emphasize its na Finally, there's a difference in the hot water time. it seilous fovor and other symptoms are In lo tnro. wounds, bites dux always neaxea xo a The-lltt- patients suffer also rotard- - Such aro insect tense.) never "lukewarm, sore coryza, tonsllltls, pneu yourself d bono growth, doformlty of the throat, Action by Health Authorities. fixed temperature predetermined by "drop-foot,- monia, and "running oar," Joints Involved, " sometimes earache Infantile paralysis has been made a and the water is fresh, taken clear and cold from diarrhoea and digestive disturb lateral curvature 01 1110 spiuu, siuggiuu other reportable disease In Pennsylvania, as and heated instantly as flows. '.j ancos. the water mains it it certainly should be throughout the cost of Ruud is final bodily nutrition. From 8 to 15 per How The Virus May be Carried Union. Tho Iowa State Board of The. initial the the cost; three-fourt- cannot to oent of those patients die; and Thoro nro olhor considerations of Health has ruled that all cases of In- so moderate that you afford buy a cheaper of thoso strickon who survivo causation: fantile paralysis, or suspected cases, water-heat-er or to put up longer with the vexa- me more or loss crippled for life. Tho Data collected in Scandinavia lndl bo reported by the attending physician tions of the old one. Study this mechanical disease la generally scute, and by far cate ospeclally woll that tho virus can or the parent to the local board of masterpiece at close range. Investigate NOW. the greatest number of its victims aro no carried iy intermediate persons health; It recommends tho quarantine infants and children from 0110 to flvo (not thomsolvos ill) to tho healthy of all cases for at least two weeks yoars of ago though not all; deaths from tho strickon, and from patients after tho beginning of the disease, and from Infantile paralysis at six and not frankly paralyzed but sufforlng Uiorough disinfection of Infected pre- Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. sixty-thro- e have beon rocorded. The from slight (so-calle- d abortlvo) at mises after tho termination of the dis- outlook Is thus fairly good as to life; tacks of tho dlsoasc. The Incubation ease; and, noting that tho Infectious Corner Alakea and Beretania Sts. yot tho severity and fatality of tho In- period in infantilo paralysis has been material is found in tho secretions of opt- - fection fluctuato widely In various found to. vary from Aye to thirty-thro-e tho noso and mouth of Infected per- OomlcB and localities; and, taking it days, the averngo being eight to ton sons, it recommends tho uso of sprays

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to his present visit and leave nothing undone in his treatment. Al nor will he sell anything to him. ened unless it goes to battle with tho Against Friar Land Sales though it is difficult to guess how Mr. Dickinson will interpret China No Greek can obtain employment in crocks. and what conclusions he will arrive at as to America's Chinese policy, the Ottoman empire except by one of If such a war occurs all Europe may be draggo dinto it. The scheme by which A. Finley Thnyer, late of Honolulu, and it is apparent thift the section are deeply impressed his own race. Greek goods are tabooed with the view that there is no power but America to rely on for everywhere. passengers now of nohody-knows-wher- obtained possession of a of Greek on Of the twelve states that have moro large tract China's !Now en- financial relief. that the Chinese statesmen generally steamers cannot find boats to take Friar land in the Philippines, has caused another uproar at Manila, tertain uneasy apprehensions of Japan and Russia, it is not altogether than 10 per cent of illiteracy not ono them ashore. No Turkish cabman and a protest to the practice has been presented in the Assembly. impossible to see 111 the near future a rapprochement between China allows women to vote on any subject Following is a part of the interesting memorial: and America, unless China has a man of great insight who can look will haul a Greek. whatever, but the thirteen states that The ostracism of the entire race is "Whereas the Filipino people consider that the acquisition of un- into the eventual possibilities of his country apart from his own in have less than 1 per cent give tho dividual interests. complete. No limited areas of land by great foreign corporations for the purpose steamer from a Greek vote to women in all but one. This i$$ttSS$S$CCX&SSsC B port can land in Turkey. Foreign of exploiting them may cause a disturbance of the peace and felicity 3 may be misleading in some ways, but Christian delegate came forward and steamers that carry Greek goods can- so much desired in the country, and the belief that these corporations upon tho face of it seems convincing. took an oath of allegiance to King not find roustabouts to discharge their will establish a competition will be ruinous to Filipino capital- TURKEY NEEDS that George of Greece. cargoes. ists and producers, and that they will invade and dominate with their When one of the tew Mohammedan A number of society women are to As more than one-thir- d of tho com- members roso to of have control of tho dog pound of Den. powerful resources the field of exploitation of native energy, and will, enter a resolution merce of Turkey is handled by Greeks MONEY TO protest one of colleagues once they become firmly rooted in the country, become .1 great obstacle IKE his Christian and transported in Greek bottoms, the ver, Mrs. John Gower is to be tho sprang forward, snatched the paper to the political emancipation desired by the Filipino people in gen- entire trade of tho country is de- catcher. Applicants for po- from his hand and tore it into shreds. eral ; and moralized. The financial losses are sitions must bo lovers of animals, and transfer' purchased from the friars to ON GREECE Turks Boycott Greeks. shared by tho subjects of both na- "Whereas the of the lands it Is certain under the new order that the said corporations may give rise to the same politico-socia- l disturb- Ik The consequence of these proceed- tions. reli-ciou- will kindly. Potas- by the s ings were a solemn protest from the The masses of Turkey care nothing naimals be treated ances which were created by the ownership of the lands CONSTANTINO" JLiE, September 18. Turkish government to protecting about Crete. The fanaticism of tho sium cyanide will be used when it Is orders and which brousiht about the Filipino revolution: and A high authority in diplomatic cir the memory for in the powers and a boycott of Greek mer- Mohammedan population, always eas- necessary to kill a dog, and no dog "Whereas the Filipino republic of happy all, cles declared yesterday that If Turkey social chandise and everything that is Greek ily roused, has been Inflamed by de- will bo brutally murdered. epoch of its short existence, endeavored to avoid this fearful and Greece are not fighting each oth- of property in the Ottoman empire. No Turk will magogues and mischief makers. Tho evil by providing in its constitution for the seizure the er within the next six weeks the im- buy a penny's worth from a Greek, existence of tho government Is threat Fine Job Printing, Star Office. and buildings of the religious orders and their transfer to the state; pending war will be postponed until and next summer. "Whereas the present government of occupation acquired the friar After November the passes in the lands not to create new disturbances and protests but to contribute Balkan mountains of Bulgaria and Ma- to the peace and welfare of the Filipino people: cedonia, which will be the battlefields, "Be it therefore resolved; that the Philippine Assembly declare, will be filled with snow. Movement without discussing the question of the legality ot the sales, that such of troops then will be impossible. Not a dealer in the country can get as sales of unlimited areas of such lands to large exploiting corporations He might have said tnat the prob- is contrary to the aviII, sentiments and interests of the Filipino abilities of war depended entirely up- many CADILLACS as could sell people, and that all sales of publip lands made in future be made in on the success of the Turkish linan-cier- s he Everyone points today, to tho high standing "Thirty." City by city, n a time, keeping with the provision of article 15 of the Philippine Bill. who now negotiate of tho Cadillac stone at are trying to It Is a fact so obvious that, as soon as tho word Cadillac Is spoken, you this organization built a solid "Be it further resolved that copies of this resolution be sent to the a loan in having sales structure, based on tho New York, failed to know that a eulogistic comment will follow. slmplo Idea of supplying a godd Congress of the United States, to the Philippine Commission and to do so in Vienna, Berlin, Frankfort, Few realize, however, tho plain, practical, homespun philosophy which car to pooplo who wanted one has brought tho and making that the first, tho the Secretary of War." Paris, London and other money mar- last, and tho only consideration. kets of Europe. The Turks are plead- Tho Initial inspiration came, of course, from tho car ltsolf from ing with the bankers to buy $75,000,-00- 0 tho manufacturing gonitis which The Real Arsenal of their bonds, or $60,000,000 or conceived and executed It. "We speak of It as genius, and even $40,000,000, which, they say, is It was. Hut again, you will bo the least that they can get along with. surprised to know, perhaps, that organize all its enterprises this great car and the wonderful The old tradition of the Essen firm to They insist that the permanency of success which camo to It, had Its on the largest plan, and to concern everything grandly, "always seek- the constitution and parliamentary origin in tho same plain nnd very simple notion of manufacturing ing something better than the best," may be traced back to the government depends upon the sale. Integrity. since the works amalgamated It has never entered tho minds "Stammhaus" of Frederick Krupp. Ever They declare that a war with Greece - re- of tho men- who conceived tho by the Krupp Company were enabled by the large orders they is the only means by which the dis- Cadillac, even tho' they havo wares been continuously distracted by ceived from abroad to produce armor plate, cannons and other cordant and antagonistic factions of a demand greater than they could very material in large quantities and of reli- the Young party can united, Biipply, to build any but tho best that required the best Turk be and tho most honest car they able quality, Germany could always get at the shortest notice what- and that the only alternative is a re- could. is reason Mr. That Is tho real reason why not ever she wanted for military purposes. It for this that volution that is likely to overthrow a dealer In tho country can get as Leyland calls the Krupp works "the real arsenal of the German em- the present administration and restore many Cadillacs as he can sell. to present In Is reason why guns gun being made for the to power. Its unique position. It can bo told a phrase, a phraso That the real tho pire." There were hundreds of and tubes reactionaries so elemental that you must study to understand It, and that phraso Cadillac Is so firmly entrenched foreign governments, scores of twelve inch ' They explain present crisis In tho good opinion of the dis- the German and many that the is: "Only the good endnreM," criminating public that It Is guns in all stages of completion, some for coast defense purposes, but is the most serious that has occurred Tlmo was not so long ago when a huge volume of orders meant llttlo practically Impervious to condi- tions which might affect any oth- the majority for ships now in course of construction or contemplated. since Abdul Hamld was deposed, and on nothing. er car. Company It nothing, Wo were not de- a point which the capacity of the Krupp that the overthrow of the present lib- The Cadillac knew that meant This Is tho real reason why. In "It is difficult to estimate at ceived. We were not swerved from our Ideals, tho sifting process, the process to res- works for ordnance production would be exhausted." What gives eral goverlment may result in his In country can get as many of selection and elimination, tho But, today, tho fact that not a dealer the Cadillac has steadily and persist- the Krupp guns their quality is by the English writer traced back to toration. Cadillacs as he can sell In spite of an Increase of B0 per cent In the ently risen to tho top. na- Is 50 per the utmost homogeneity, close grain and extraordinary elasticity of A war with Greece will save the production surcharged with significance. The Increase of "Only (Hp rooiI ondiireM" 111 steel poured from hundreds of closed crucibles into ingot molds, tion, but the Turkish treasury is cont is in Itself significant and the Inability of the dealers' to get motor cars as In men. the enough cars, In spite of this Increase, Is still more significant. "Only tin vrootl niliircH," and wire-woun- d empty. money buy arms while other manufacturers have to rely on the principle. Without to Tho sifting process tho process of selection and elimination has been as long as tho Cadillac Company eighty-fiv- e and provisions is, course, im- - adheres, as It always will, In Mr. Leyland saw a block of crucible gun steel weighing it of going on steadily, ,ln tho face of a fevered demand which no facili- prlnclplo and practice, to that tons. I possible to consider such a thing. ties could supply. high Ideal, Just so long will It en- high sea There is no doubt that the situation Never for oito momont did the sales organization of the Cadillac Com- joy Its present high estate. At Wilhelmshaven, where now the first squadron has its, A to is critical for the present ministry, pany forget that Its highest mission was to find people overywhero CADILLAC MOTOR CAIt CO., headquarters, the third entrance has beep completed giving access who wanted a good car; and theuunllty of Cadillac sales was vitally DKTItOlT, MICH. shins of anv existing size, and leading to three enormous dry docks, The Turks, and especially the liberal moro significant than the volume. Licensed under Soldon Patent. that bv electric TMiims can be emptied within one and a half hours. party, are distracted by dissensions There Mr. Leyland could also inspect the new flagship Westfalen, the and excited over the complications second of the German Dreadnaughts. By special permission of Vice-Admir- with Greece, which seem trivial to Pohl he was even allowed to visit the submerged torpedo from the United States, but rooms. lie comes to the conclusion: "After much experience of the are really serious and momentous ships of other nations, I am able to say that the new German Dread-naught- s from the Turkish point of view. are masterpieces of design." The Island of Crete, as you know, Then Mr. Leyland visited Kiel, another naval center, where the im- was onco a province of Greece and is perial shipbuilding yard, the Gurmania yard belonging to the Krupp settled chiefly by Greeks. It was Ger-mani- conquered by Turkey. people, firm and the Ilowaldt establishment claimed his attention. The a Tho yard has four great building slips, glass covered, and provided who arc Christians, wore persecuted with overhead electric cranes and all facilities for rapid work. One and oppressed in a brutal manner by specialty here is the building, of submersibles fitted with detachable tho Turkish officials. telephones and hoiAting shackles. works .Mr. Leyland To rellovo their fellow-countryme- n In the Ilowaldt went to saw the building of a sectional iloating dock with a lifting capacity of and Greece whip- 40,000 tons. He intends to continue his, journey of information to war with turkey ana was badly Bremen and Schichau. But already at Kiel he exclaimed: "German ped. completeness sees to all this. The ships and docks are built together." As it stands now Crete is neither Continental Correspondence. Greece nor Turkey. Tho people of Greece, all torn up PRICE $1700 (F. O. B. Detroit) over local conditions and universally Touring Cur, Ileml-Toiine- nnd Itoiiintcr, dissatisfied with their present form (Fore-do- or Touring Car, If 1,800 1 Torpedo, l,8r,0 Coupe, 'iTM MmotiHlnr, if:i,00( Japan Sees It Priced (lie following ciulpnu-nt- : Bosch nmgnoto and Polco ignition systems. Ono pair gas lamps As of government, have summoned a na- Include 1 and generator. Ono pair side oil lamps and tall lamp. One horn and sot of tools, Pump and repair kit consti- tional assembly to amend tholr for tires. le season and trip Standard specdomoter, robo rail full foot rail in tonneau and half foot The Japan Times, an official organ of the Japanese government, tution and determine upon a now form rail In front. Tiro holders, publishes the following: of administration. May, legisla Ham-Youn- g The U. S. Secretary of War and Mrs. Dickinson arrived in Peking Last when tho Creto The Von Co., Ltd., Agents, on the 17th and put up at the American Legation. The visit of Mr ture mot, it was organized exactly as Dickinson has called forth an enthusiastic welcome from the pro if It were a Greok parliament. Every American section iu the official quarters, who attach great expectation SIXTEEN. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 10, 1910 1 blV Presents 00000000X0000X00000X0X00000 Pasteboard Boxes Paper and Envelopes Calenders Stickers in of different grades and sizes in and Christmas Cards won- to secure the Christmas package. covered with Holly and Christ- derful profusion. exquisite boxes. Santa Claus and Holly designs. mas Berry designs and lined GIFTS for your men friends. with paper. watered Fountain Pens We have any number of articles All sizes and shapes. that will please the men. Ribbons many different grades but each PICTURES for Den, Ready to put the present in. the the for packages. an acceptable present. Boudoir and College Room. tying OX000XX00000000XKXXOXX000 XXK000000WOOOOOXXX00X000 00XXXX000 HAWAIIAN NEWS COMPANY, LIMITED. 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and men take up one side of the bath chase the land Immediately adjoln- - the rest of the room being free from ing the Settlement on the Ewa side,' presem. The Proposed New obstructions. Tho water in tho bath which is at leased, and to construct a new administrative build- an source is obtained from artesian ing, it is not expected that these ex- and In order to ensure perfect clean- tensions and construction work will alama Settlement liness it is changed daily. Upstairs cost more than $75,000. In front of is a gymnasium, fifty-sev- en by eighty-liv- e the land now leased by the Settlement feet in extent, in which there are aro a number of tenement houses, An unpretentious group of wooden mated that $75,000 will have to be dumb-bell- s, Indian clubs, calesthenic which, viewed from the rear, are the buildings standing back from King raised to carry out the plans of the jpoles, trapeze rings, parallel bars, reverse of sanitary, all light being street In one of the most unsavory dis- executive, but we are convinced that vaulting norse, eic, wnne on uie uour shut olt from tho interiors by reason tricts of Honolulu, with a modest sign when the appeal is made there will be a basoball diamond is marked out. of the shacks which have been erected snannlng the lane leading to the cen no iflfflculty in raising the sum men- - Prom the end of the gynmasium can On the various verandalis. It is pro- tral ImiiHn. mnrks the lieadmiarters of I tioned be seen tho sixteen model cottages posed to acquire these tenements, en- ...r !!, ,.nfl f nil M.nrKnWn ! In 1'eedS but a cursory glance which take up the north eastern cor- tirely renovate them and let tho rooms ,jl round tho .Settlement to assure even . f the Settlement. These cot- single de- institutions In the Territory. Yet so ner as lodgings for men. No the most skeptical that the work of tages are modest in appearance, quite sug- secluded are the buildings, and so finite plans to carry out these tho organization is of great utility, in keeping with the type of cottages gestions formulated, owing In keeping with the surrounding have been much though the scope of the work is ham-pore- the poorer classes occupy, but they political campaign occupying exterior, one to tho structures is the that by the lack of greater facilities. are so neatly kept that they stand out to all else, passing by attention the exclusion of might well be pardoned for At present, owing to tho many altera- in distinct contrast to the shanties but now that the horizon has cleared, with no more than a passing glance in tions which are being made, it is not which abound In this locality. One steps will be taken to arrange their direction. We refer to the a an opportune time to visit the Settle- of tho cottages is set apart for the street, Settlement, opposite Liliha ment but this fact In no way detracted classus in domestic science, one will no doubt be news to oven one hundred It that center from which from the earnestness with which our of the features of the institution, 'those ,nterested ln tUo welfare of the A PALAMA TENEMENT. poor cou and one good offices for the and lepresentative was welcomed a which is conducted by Mrs. Rath and Settlement to find that between seven needy are directed. The existence of pie of days ago by James A. Rath, head Miss Fisher. To the north of the and cjght hundred people are con- Institution is practically unknown worker and treasurer of the Instltu Settlement is a small garden where Settlement does not aim to turn our months. In 1909 fou rnurses were this - nected with the institution in some to the tourist who passes through Ho-- tlon. Miss Mary Warne, the execu- vegetables are grown and this way or the other. There are kinder scholars in the higher sense of the employed, now there are nine; threo nolulu, or to tho new comer, for it is Uve nurse, was busily engaged in the is utilized by the instructors gartens for children, classes for both word; all It attempts is to give the dispensaries were maintained last to instill into the children attending boys and girls, day as well as night lads sound working knowledge of the j ear, now there aro six; on an evor- - the classes a knowledge of usetul gar- classes; clubs; classes for women, dening. subjects taught. American history is age there were 309 cases monthly un- sewing, dresmaking and domestic ' - 'a care of department Passing to the rear of the gymna- science; and many other departments subject well worthy a place In tho der the the last slum and towards the south, we came , wl,,ch attract the r cIasseg In curriculum, for it Is esentlal that year, for the past six months tho aver- Vi I1H A i i it thn o nlnwiri'iiHtrt f'e inn w...... c..otnr Hewing class are ninety- - citizens of Hawaii in all stations of age was 5C0 per month; the average there something mo moment oi our vuiuus u, nvo n'Ine nups wUh average attend- - life should know of the treatments and dressings last year tiny early American history and the in- was 1415 per month, during tho past on the green sward, and two or three obiy high average is not attained In stitutions of the country to which brimming plea- - they belong.' six months this figure has to othors were over with some of the other classes, for dress- risen sure aa they swung to and fro on themak,ng and domestlc sclence only at. ln addition to Imparting useful 1888 These figures are eloquent. It swing. Here there is a shute, a cou-- n nvo- - nftaa t knowledge to the boys who come un- is unnecessary to .dilate further upon i " J pie of swings, and several other ap pupils. der the notice of the Settlement, the the growth of this Important section. without which a play- iurtanences Outside actual school oxecutlve endeavor to find employment One has only to consider the relief ground would be almost unrecogniz- the work, tho poor athletic section of the Settlement is for them, and also for men of all which the people have gained able. The Settlement is but small in nationalities who are stranded. So from this department to realize Its extent, quite out of keeping with tho about all that is provided for the bu and athletics far, this phase of the Settlement's utility. The nurses are kept hard at great amount of good that is done. It :ys' c,lub work, utility has been confined mainly to work all th'e time, and are ever ready could be enlarged seven-fol- d and still foreigners, Spanish, Portuguese and to extend a, helping hand to the poor be none too extensive. the streets. The gymnasium Is open only to members of Settlement, Russians, with a few English and and needy. No inconvenience is too Of the progress of the Institution the great; place but the fees are so small that the list American mechanics. The class of they their work before since it was founded in 189G llttlo labor supplied is usually that suited all else and are often to be found of members is a long one. For boys - need be said in this article. The com to working- under twelve years of age the fee Is mechanics and laborers. after hours to afford relief. prehensive review' published in the (six fifty cents per year; from t.welve to Perhaps the most praiseworthy Durijag ttyj past months each report in- -i last annual contains all tho section of the Settlement in the Nur-vin- g nurse averaged over 1220 cases per formation on that score. From a small eighteen years the fee is $1 per year; department, which is divided month, necessitating an average of al- eighteen is $2 per year. Mem- chapel tho Institution has grown -' over it between nine hard-worki- modest; 17C8 visits per month. The city is WHERE THE CHILDREN PLAY. most beyond knowledge, be- bers of young men's club pay $1 white-garbe- certainly the d nurses, who are on duty divided into seven districts, each yond recognition. entrance fee and twenty-fiv- e cents dally from eight in morning nurse having charge of one not until one has lived in the Tcrltory nurses' headquarters when our ropre- - the until district The present year has been a me- per month. .School girls pay fifty five in the afternoon, and are in read- under general supervision from head- long enough to understand that some entered. MY. Rath was out on per annum and women tative morable one for the Settlement, for a cents other iness at night If wanted to attend to quarters. In addition to treating pa- $1 annum, liiddou force is at work among tho a mission to a nearby house, but tho charter of incorporation was granted pay rer but these fees an urgent case. The nursing staff tients direct from the dispensaries r. - It on application of Scud-de- also include the right to be present j.ooro- classes, not until one begins omco workers were diligently apply the Doremus comprises; Miss Mary Warne, Exe- many cases are sent to the hospitals Alonzo Gartley, William D. Bald- at the monthly entertainments which to delve beneath the surface to find ing themselves to the work on hand cutive Nurse; Miss Bushard, Kalihi or handed over to the care of practis- win," John R. Gait .Frederick J. Low-re- are held. The library is also open the fount from which this sympathe- A waiting and Mr. Rath .district; Miss H. Snell, Palama dis ing physicians. It is the practise of fow minutes George P. these members as well as Saf-tra- Dennlson, Walter F. to other trict; Kelr, the to every help tic nsslstanco Hows, that the exist- ca-".- in, and detailed Wallace E. Mrs. Chinatown district; Settlement extend Dillingham, Richard Ivers and William facilities. Whon the changes now . ence of tho Palama Settlement, with to act as guide through tho var- misr n t, Rnnmto P..ni,i,n.i hi.. to those in distress but where it is 'R. Castle. This chango put the af- being talked of are put Into effect a MIsg its staff of modest hard-worki- as departments of Settlement. lrict; Huber, Kauluwela district; apparent that a patient can pay, a ious the fairs of the Institution upon a sounder coffeo.room. billiard and pool room Is brought to life. That so tho entrance stands a MJsa Mary B, Popieton, Kaakako dls- - charge for medicine is made or the sistants. Just inside financial basis, and has cleared the and other attractive features will be llttlo lb hoard of the woik of this wooden chapel, used for religious ser-- trict.; Mrs. Katherlne Guest, Day camp patient is handed over to a doctor. ( way for an extension of tho Settle provided making tho Settlement a admirable Institution Is due to the Sunday and as school room lina Mlss Lambert, Dispensary Assist- - Tho average number handed over to vlces on ment. Under the charter the cor place at which the young men of the well-bein- g an doctors during the past six months fact that those interested In the during tho week. Workmen were A. I J wi . poratlon can acquire and possess land r. r f not. DPnmlil n ilnfthnr"iaw.. (Iia a,u or (he uuder-woii- d of Honolulu employed making exten- u,Bl"" in order to linilPrstniKl hnw fi.i vas 72 per month; and on a average even thon up to tho value of two million dollars, .ings, to charlt--n"bl- o department ,of ;tho Settlement hot) 20 per month were sent to hospitals. .are content porform their sive .alterations to the edlfico which - silently as but there Is no fear of the corpora- At the night school the students are grown' it is nece'ssarv to niniro mm The day camp at Paola is vorks and effectively, had been bodily turned round, so extending another tion beyond that limit, taught English, history and the dur-Thoti- vithout tho blaroMjf trumpets and tho to face the street, it being found some- duties parisons between tho work done the, executive desire to pur-.- of American citizenship. plashing of cymbals. All thev need what Inconvenient to keep the build- Thb ing 1909 and that for tho past six (Continued on page seventeen) are the sinews of war with which, to ing ln Its old position, as its length carry on tho campaign against s,Iok-Jiq- onoroached on the two entrances to and Ignorance, nnd fa generous the Settlement. Adjoining the church public, ever ready to respond to legi- en tho Wnlklki side are two smaller timate demands for asslstnnco, has buildings, in which night schools for In the past cheerfully supplied the various nationalities are held, with a requisite funds. The Palama Settle- dormitory. Then there are tho dis- ment has undoubtedly Justified its ex- pensary, milk depot, and 'general of- istence; of that thoro cannot be the fice. All aro on tho samo modest scale, slightest doubt In the minds of those thore being nothing whatever In the who have been fortunate enough to buildings or their fixtures savouring have inspected the settlomont and of elegance. All were neat and clean who have hnd its aims explained and and seomed to nnswor tho purposes ' the results already achieved placed for which they were used, but thoro Jisfore thorn by 'incontrovertible ovl- - was. nothing lavish; rather the so njqfrco. ln fact. ;!Tho stoady growth of this institu- To tho north-we- st the, spacious tion, tho extensive scope of Its opera- gymnasium with tho onclosed bath, tions, nnd the success which it has mooting rooms undor construction, and already attained are oloquent tostl-jrton- y athletic appllancos Is situated and of Its utility. Hut tho time though such a building as this might lji arrived whon tho Trusteos of soem a trifle out of placo In an In- this commondablo Institution have to stitution of this nature, tho bonoflts Hpnsldor seriously tho need for fur-- , ('erlved from It aro g In thor extending tho scopo of its opera- effect. Tho swimming tank Is large tions, adhering as much as posglblo and Is conductod with a view to giv- to the character of tho work done in ing plensuro to tho greatest numbor, tho past, R is OHSontial for tho well- bolng roeorved on certain days "at doing of tho poor and needy of Ho- cortaln hours for tho use of the clubs nolulu that the Settlement bo en- In tho neighborhood, and at other larged, but to attain this worthy pro-jo- times open to all with an entranco funds aro necessary. It Is estl- - fee of fivo cents. Lockers for women THE PROPOSED NEW ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING. THE HAWAIIAN BTAlt, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 SEVENTEEN

or shorter, tho sleeves fulrer or nar- bags havo been and nro buttoned ov- rower; but, on tho whole, tho snme er with a mltered flap, Those' aro tho goneral lines are followed today that heavy coats of English make, which havo been In vogue for several sea- aro welcome nt some time in every sons. cllmato and all winter In many. Woman's World Tho only really now .things for In- Tailored suit's, wnich never entire- fants, or for babies under three years, ly 'deserted tho side pocket, with, per-hap- s, aro tho variations or bonnet forms. tho watch pocket as well, now a llttlo sweet almond oil. Tho oil of bear, cow or goat. Ono of these All sorts of odd fancies nro scon in have sleeve pockets, for carefare, etc., HEALTH should bo slightly warmed beforo it Jolly Jugs sent up on tho supper tray BEAUTY tho diversified Holland or Dutch hoods flapped and buttoned In tho approved iO is applied to tho faco, and it should FEMINIMiANCIES of the little silk child will surely in- which arc mado with or without stylo. They aro patch pockets, intro- be worked into the skin In an upward duce a more cheerful state of tem- a A soft facing brim; with or duced on tho turnback cuff. llttlo eau do cologno or other and outward direction, gentle friction Her Chemise Worn Outside Now. per, and a resultant 'better appetite. without a niched edge; with or without Under rovers, too, and at tllo sldo spirit rubbed Into the scalp once or being continued until the whole is ab- Tho very latest freak of frenzied When Making a Valance. ros. ottos; with or without any of tho sailor collar, aro more conces- twice a week helps to keep naturally sorbed into tho pores. About ono fashion now is tho chemiso worn out Tho main difficulty in making a va. special greasy hair In good condition. of oil will bo nmplo side tho gown. feature; in fact, as pleases the whim sions to the hitherto pocketless, some- for These new chemises lance, so much In favor for tho ed prevent eye of tho maker. Harper's Bazar. times often, In fact quite respect-abl- o To black rub the Injur- ono treatment, ana this should be aro not mado of muslin and lace, beds, Is to keep it in place ed part Immediately In size and capacity. with butter and poured into a small saucer and tho however bless you, no! Not at all. without putting tacks into the furni- LINES AND CORSETS. nut the strangest good news Is that it will never turn all colors of tho tips of the fingers dipped Into it. Tho yar6 fashioned of sheer voile me ture or having It on narrow strips Taken all in of tho skirt pocket. Actually, it la rainbow, as It Is apt to do without You may whiten the face and keep teors, of metallic laces, and of filmy that pull out from under tho mattress. all, tne corsots of today Uils aro tno most stays with us cut somehow so that It does treatment. it in better condition if you batho it chiffons embroidered with beads. The One woman has hit upon tho plan of sensible women havo ever worn, not interfere with tho narrow skirt Tho plump face when showing lines with oatmeal water. You can, make Greek chemise is the Paris term for having heavy unblcafcu sheeting cut notwithstanding tho sheath skirts and tho "empire glide" In walking or furrows should havo a gentle mas- little bags for the oatmeal, or tie tho new garment, which Is slashed Just the size of tho bed, or a llttlo which many of tho latest show. represent Hm but still there. Short walking skirts sage with a good astringent face ton- it up in a small piece of cheese cloth. up either sldo and comes Just below within the line of tho sides. Tho These tremes In corset fonta. fnaf , all equipped with It, and dress ic, and no cream or oil must be ap- Take a handful of rolled oats, tie in tho hips, being confined nt tho waist sheeting Is shrunk before being ,:are used. shacklo skirt represents aro roP'V falling Into line, plied except under special circum- tho lttle bag and dip It in warm wa- lino by a belt or girdle. Tho pretty The valance Is sowed to it on each it In outer ls,lrts dress. There i Verily tho day of the pocket Is upon stances, such as a roughness or red. ter, squeezing it in the hand until the llttlo Gree kchemlse Is worn over a side and across the end. are numbers of corset forms today, in any :,,s: Praise bo to beneficent fashion! ness of the skin. The astringent lo- water is milky. Wash the face In this rather slmplo frock, to dress it up for Tho cover Is spread of which o wn then over tho man tion will tone up skin. water, rinse with tepid water and special occasions. For example, a springs may caso herself and bo confident the and under the mattress, which ONE DAY'S MEALS. sponge that her lines nro correct, always pro-vlde- d Greasy hair is by no means pleas- with cold water. Tho little pale lavender silk muslin frock with a holds It firmly In plnce. n tho garment she ant, and no oil should be applied to oatmeal bags are excellent things to banded-l- skirt and a slight decollette wears is se Breakfast lected with a view to poached eggs; fried apples;! hair which shows signs of extreme use in tho dally batu. If you have bodice may by addition of a Greek THE WEDDING VEIL. her individual Cereal; to use hard you chemlBe, of with requirements and is so modelled as to rolls; coffee. greaslness; at the same time exces- water for bathing silver laco, belted in From time to time attempts are should use the oatmeal bag by all a violet velvet girdle, become quite give her tho appearance of a long and Luncheon. sive dryness often results in prema- made to banish fir supersede tho wed- means. an Impressive toilet. The chemiso Is slender waist, and to deprive her ns Scalloped bananas; string-bea- n salad;' ture grayness and is therefore care, ding veil; but, in spite of all objec for the slender woman without pro- nearly as possible of hips. Every cheese toast; tea. fully to be avoided. Individual dis- Often irritation in tne throat can be tions, It Btill persists in tho favor or hip curves; on stout wo- maker is striving for this effect, nnd Dinner. cretion must be exercised in this as relieved by taking tho juice of a lem- nounced the the bride, who Is apt to grotesque. be sentlmen. producing It with more or less satis- Cream pea soup; lamb chops; masb. in many other trifles. on. man It would be tal rather than reasonable. The way factory sweet-potatoe- macaroni with "a An Artistic Corner for tne Telephone. results. Harper's Bazar. ed Tho thin or wrinkled face should be When child takes a cold it is .in of wearing it, however, has been tomatoes. Pumpkin pie. treated to a thorough massage with j excellent plan to take some sweet In a pleasant, mission-furnishe- d Jlv largely changed;, many brides wea? not- THE NEW BOLERO HAT. Pft A 11 A r A A m ll(ttAftAy -- - a A TT A oil Ing room tho other day tho scribe tr and rub the chest with it night the veil ns a sort of cap, not falling triEALS FOR SUNDAY. ed a most harmonious contrivance for There Is a new bolero turban which and morning. The hand must be warm over the face at all, but fastened back Breakfast. usually ugly looking telephone will probably prove popluar for morn, beforo applying the oil. the with a circlet of flowers. In front It Oranges; fish cakes; muffins; coffee. THE paraphernalia. plibne stood on a ing wear.. . It is made of felt, with a PROPOSED An easy way to whiten tho hands The roaches only to the knees, but in Dinner three-corner- closely turned-'u- p low, ed mission table round brim that is by simply rubbing them with olive back to well below the ankles. Itoas: lamb; mashed potatoes; Brus of room. rises to the height of the crown. Be- oil and then thrusting them into sleep which fitted into a corner the Tulle, except for those wiio havo sprouts; corn; lettuce salad. tween the brim and crown sels ing gloves, which in time will become There was a mission stool which when rare and beautiful old suc- the a band NEW ( lace, is Charlotterusse. the 1IU of velvet is inserted, though only a PAH soft and oily. In the morning tho not in use was pushed under ceeding lace in favor; perhaps be- Supper. telephone directory rim of it is seen. At the side hands will bo soft and look as though tie table. The cause there Is rib danger of having left Creamed oysters; salad of stuffed of the front Is a four-wing- velvet they had been bleached. was disguised in a stenciled cover of part of the design ornament one's olives and cream cheese; White brown ready to hand bow. The brims of such aro SETTLEMENT The following mixture makes a bath holland and lay nose or cyo! A soft tulle veil, pro. boleros Mountain cake; tea. top. an even four Inches deep, bag that adds refreshment to the on the table perly draped, 'fastened by invislblo but their (Continued from page sixteen.) bath: A pound and a half of new Funny Milk Jugs for Nursery Teas. pearl headed pins ana falling over a circular form is varied by drapings of three-quarte- as ribbon or of feathers. Dran, of a pound of Bread and milk tastes twice coronet of jewels or or blossoms, is Sharp or softly :o of the many departments which is almond meal, eight .ounces of grated nice oatmeal and milk, too If the as pretty a sight as any wedding guest dented brims are FURNITURE ' be on every managed by tho Palama Settlement, castile soap. Make Dags five inches milk is poured out through the mouth could hope to see. observed hand. Harp, camp can- and tho importance of this square and fill each with of a funny bear lady dressed up in a er's Bazar. not three be It is hero that of the cap and apron, or a dignified grand- Upholstered, tuberculosis is being silently mixture. FASHIONS FOR BABIES-- but Children mother cow, with spectacles on, or a RETURN OF THE POCKET. steadily fought, and although should never be permit- Remodeled, the giddy young goat, in a yellow suit, Fashions cannot be said to change No longer are we to Tie theMiocket-les- s U operations up to date have been on ted to sleep with their mouths open. tx n a purple necktie and socks. There materially in the .realm of babies' clo sex; fashion has decreed thnt comparatively small scale, a begin- If they acquire tho habit of breathing with Refinished china milk pitchers for the chil- pockets are to return to us. In a sort ning has been made which must re- through ther mouths there must be are thing from one season to another. table which In these de- of excess of generosity, she even puts sult in untold blessing. some obstruction which should be re. dren's are There is, of course, a modification in RIGHT WAY lightful shapes, the animal being cle- them where never pockets THE A recent 'report on the fifty-tw- o moved. They may be cured of the this direction or that, caused by the have been painted on pit- cases admitted to the day camp is habit of mouth breathing by tying verly the front of the changes in older persons" apparel. Tho before. passing through a traveling pockets aro , here appended, which shows that their jaws with a very soft silk hand- cher and the milk length of tho slip skirl may be longer In coats tne J . Hopp &Co. Ltd eleven of that number left the camp kerchief. hole which comes just over the mouth enormous nlmost as big as our hand- - practically cured of the dread disease. The gospel of health Is being car- sub-head- s with an The three marked ried to England's rural homes by an patients practic-sill- y asterisk indicate tho expedition auspices The table is as follows: .under the of the cured. Imperial PA OLA DAY CAMP. Woman's Health Association Number of cases admitted of Great Gritaln, an organization through nurses 35 backed by suh women as Murll Vis- .dumber of cases admitted countess Helmsley, and Mary, Lady otherwise 17 tnverclyde. To many tho necessity I Tgtmun of such an expedition may seem TV doubtful, but to all those experienced 52 I InCi Total in rural conditions in England tho Discharged as improved at pa- plan Is a good G one. tient's request A remedy used for burns Is equal, being ready for work 4 Left as ly good for blisters from sunburn. This Left on account of dissatisfaction 9 dis-ti'c- ss is equal parts of llmewater lin- Left on acount of. financial and New Sketches, new songs, new Jokes, new 2 seed oil. Apply with a softh cloth, Left Honolulu greatly improved' 3 lotion when skin Is dry. A en- G Instrumental music, new scenic effects and Sent to Leahl Homo bottle of this mixture is well to stow Sent to Japanese Hospital .... 1 away in tho automobile, as many Remaining 21 suffer from the sun and wind. If one tirely new Motion Pictures. would keep the Hps soft on such 5- Total - rub them with a pomade, then n Beginning Tonight and running through Tho Settlement Is strictly with talcum powder. While riding aro conferred and its benefits at night apply tho limewater and alike, irespectivo of race, creed Thanksgiving Novelty will on all oil. week the Theater or color. Hawaiians, Portuguese and Japanese avail themselves of the be- patrons greatest SUGGESTIONS FOR give its the and best show nefits of the Settlement to a greater extent than those of other nationali- THE HOUSEWIFE. put on ties, but this Is to be expected when Salt mixed with vinegar Is excel- ever there. we take fhto consideration the vast lent for cleaning copper vessels. numbers of these races thero are here If bureau or pantry drawers stick, comparison to other races. A glance rub the edges with damp soap. In - through the Settlements recoiua u.a- Almnnila nj rn Ono nrwl KrAn'nnfl not ice-crea- now fact that The Musical Millers are closes the sue- - in sugar make dolicious abovd-mentjon- received races hanclnc baskets for the nl- - Kussians, mnF frnm it. but azza nre more practical than the zinc- - r.hlnose. Spanisn, Korean, Dtno Hindoos, lined ones. Swedes. Italians, Filipinos, and in press It Acclimated beef, down their To test it It Prime. Austrlans, Germans, quickl y, Is good. EiiRlIsh Welsh, Irish, Australians and rises tho meal Americans have receiveu ussiouiv.u Oil of lavender, sprinkled about in tho Palama Settlement. tho book shelves, will prevent books from public They are in themselves a great show. During As an Institution deserving of from mildewing. support the Palama Settlement stands Potato parings, dried In the oven, managed unrivalled In Honolulu. It Is nro good to kindle fires, as thoy light the week they have delighted thousands and consisting of by a Board of Trustees, more easily than wood. Richard Ives Walter F .Dillingham. A pair of scissors is infinitely bet. Castle. These three tonight will present SOME OF THIET BEST, and William R. ter for trimming off the rind from gentlemen will glvo way in 1912 to and ham or bacon than a knlfo. John R. Gait .Frederick J. Lowrey NEW AND STARTLING FEATURES. re-tir- o' Grease on top of a hot stove can Goo P. Denlson, who will In turn off by putting salt for A. Gartley, Dr. W. D. Baldwin be quickly rubbed and Dr. Doromus Scudder In 1913. In on tho scrubbing brush. Wise and Milton, the famous Colored minstrels addition to tho workers already men- Half a lemon placed In tho water In tioned there are: Miss Bertha Fish- which dish towels and kitchen clothes will have a leading part in the programs for er, Women's and Girls' classes; James are soaked Is said to sweeten thorn S Nott, Boys' and Men's Classes: wonderfully. However, after a thor- Music. This tonight and the coming Week. They are Great Miss Gertrudo B. Hall, ough washing a good hot sun will do consists of J. R. year's commlttoe wonders. W. W. Hall. Dr. W. producers. Gait, A. Gartley, According to an Ingenious Scotch mirth Baldwin, W. F. Dillingham, R, D. dovlce, tho house plants may bo kept Ivers and Dr. D. Scuddor. well-watere- d during a weok's absence George Washington Stanley, Inimit- Tho Finance subcommittee com- Hear the prises W. F. Dillingham, A. Gartley of the housekeeper. Sot a bowl of and R. Ivers, and tho Nursing sub- water well above tho plant to bo wa- able character artist. committee Dr. W. D. Baldwin, Dr. tered by means of a box or a pile of 1J. Scuddor nnd W. W. Hall Tho oven- - books. Twist sevorat strands of darn- 7 ing4 school teachers aro; Miss Edna ing wool iogethor or braid them to Programs start at O'clock sharp every M. Hclsher, Miss A. Vroom,-- Miss form a long wick ana soak them In Goo, Clarissa Tinker. Miss Esther wator. If one end of tho wick reaehos evening except Sunday, JCelklckl Is MIbs Gertrudo Tinker, to the bottom of tho plant bowl nnd and 1". Mltsuda. hida, T. Nakamura, hangs over tho plants, a In the Kindergarten Miss S. Francis tho other Smith and Miss Mary Lai Young steady drip will continue until the ' bowl Is emptied.. ' di&& ..fit Eif A , . i .1. ..a.. r n EUOHTEHti THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, I3I(

DICTATES OF FASHION. wear, makes tho question of shoes es cord effect with flat portions' in cen- houso or place of Dusiness. What moro can woman wish? There la a Some of the newest sashes nro fin- pecially Important. ter pieces. Market Report vogue for striped materials. Theso To ished with n single irnd a Chiffons In Scotch plaids, clan co- Sergo nnd cheviot aro tho materials end rosette are frequently combined with bands that bid fair to occupy place at the waist line . lors and others soon to appear, I'l first of plain soutache. Buttons, soutache Alexander & Baldwin Chantocler Is much ibss prominent in tho long list of autumn fabrics. pipings aro generally black nnd whlto will be much used and black used (Continued from pago five.) wide, in fall millinery than the early vogue for scparato waist built over a con- They are cutting to advantage, as trimming. and the variety of colors and weaves of tho merry lord of the barnyard trasting color which may match or is worthy of favorable consideration. Miss Ethel Smyth has won tho de- Now York refiners Helling would have led one to expect. The new contrast with the costume. 28th; nil the at this basis. Unless the In Paris these dresses, which aro gree of musical doctor from tho Uni- European beet quotations react again, Inking New hats of the moment are not pluniai?o York raws down Braiding itself is again in fashion. built on shirtwaist suit lines, will bo versity of Durham, England. Her at the sanie time, the present basis for dry granulated is pretty near Cov-e- f Sc. ..4- - 4 1 I trimmed. worn until November without a coat, operas have been performed at nt l.nJJ !..t.i...... l.nni ....41....,! Kll.. It is done from the basket weaves of uwiiuiii. iiiciiiiu nuut luunuu 10 nulling ;u i.uuc iuss x per cent nr. Satin' pumps nnd slippers arc worn with perhaps black satin scarfs to Garden and His Majesty's theater, prompt ten Inches to tho soutache ot thread Detroit New York basis; shipment orders are the only ones more and more as the season advanc- protect the chests and throats of tho also in Germany and America. "Der being"booked by the sellers at this price. es. The vogue of short gowns, cs. width. Nothing ornate is attempted wearers. Besides tho street duty, Wald" and "Tho Wreckers" aro among peclally for street, houso or evening in tho way of design. It is used In those dresses aro attractive in tho her compositions. acted. The current month was quoted at 8s 7 May 9s, and Aug. .4 H.. O.l i-,- 1 1 11. 1- 1 i ... vb u. xusiuruuy iuiu me tiny.1.... uuure me luurKet cioseu strong Willi d i buyers at 9s 0 d for November, 9s 4 for May and 9s G d for August. European Pect Cost of Production: In Messrs. Willett & Gray's weekly, two views of the cost of production are stated': (1) Mr. C. Czarnikow is reported as stating that 88 deg. analysis liPP.r Kllinil' oriMiK.., !)m.., (til nni- - ..( n 1i... TTninlnii'ir . vMi.iii.r .. ...l 0... r. i'vi , i luijm iil niiyu turn small factories from 9s to Ids; that if interest and surplus to working capital were included Js ne rewt more should be ml rind rlmf nn nmnt- to factories was included. Uis average is equivalent to 3.99c landed duly paid N. Y. in 90 deg. cane terms. (2) The Produce Market Review of Oct. 22nd, 1910, is quoted from, in which the cost of production of beets at good nnd well situated factories is given as Ss (id and adding lid for transportation the f. o. b. Hamburg cost as 9s. , Thi.s cost is cnuiviilenl In 3.SS X. V li! l i iuiiij, iu-uu- j UL or of (he two cases is depreciation mentioned."e Heels Pclow Cost of Produclion : Since Sept. 1st, 1903, the Euro- pean beet values have not been affected by bounties, so, we will not o back of that dale. If we take 9s (id per cwt. (Mr. Czarnikow's aver- age) as fhe average cost or production f. o. b. Hamburg, the current month quolalion has been below that price during the followhi" periods: From Sent, lsl, 1903. fo Julv 0th. 1904 fcYPoni Cm. A f- - ;,. y). Prom Aug. ISth, 1905, fo Sept. 4th, 1900. Prom' Oct. 11th, 1900, to May 4th, 1907. Prom Oct. 12lh,1907, to Dec. 2nd, 1907. Prom Oct. 37th, 1910, to Nov. 4th, 1910.. - 1(nVGSL 1UiCCS thC botto,u 0iU:h "l of uuolino movement ,wefre as follows Feb. Slh, 1904, 7s 7 N. Y. equivalent 3.57c. --May 20lli, 1900, 7 9 N. Y. equivalent 3.62c. cb. 22nd, 1907, Ss 7 N. Y. equivalent 3.S0c. Oct. 2Sth, 1907 ,9s 3d, N. Y. equivalent 3.93c. Oct. 2Sth, 1910, Ss 7 N. Y. equivalent 3.S0e. f ' - i HCcr J,yort,u'io (,lii: In this week's circular, Messrs. Wil- 1IlUt f- 8 avew,e CH8t - - b- - J f?' ht; 'y be fairly esti- mated per pound, or say 1.95c cost and freight 90c (large deg. basis and small estates varying same as with beet factories, the lowest cost of 1 l-- large eslafes at up' fo 2c for others). . You're Paying for Motor Car H1lj0t - Wil,ett & a stnr(dU- C,SSlT- - Tol1!,1 Gl'y in tI,e extremes ' " W0Illd be You may think you don't car didn't create its demand business. Or, if he wants to be.ieve 11Cai'0r C0lTUct we take or a At 9s Tor beets (below want a motor car. But there after it arrived. The demand himself visitor to a average cost of producfion), N. Y. equiva- - isn't any question about your was waiting. It had been wait- train, he allows just a min- 1 ",S aml nt 2c tm nnd' freight (Jul as (about Taverage cost), X. Y. needing one. ing for forty centuries. utes' leeway and the motor car- equivalent being 3.30c, New re- - fineries can buy their York ries him to-- the depot swiftly supplies cheaper of Cuba. There is a difference between The greatest obstacle to prog- Since Dec. 2Sth, 1903, when the Cuban reciprocity treaty and surely. into euccr, the lowest went wanting a thing and needing it. ress is 'distance. Civilization basis lor nearby 90 deg. raws in New York v After the day's work, he recorded on .lanuary 28th, 1904, when sugar If you need a car you are pay- consists of doing away with the was it arrives home again ; orCubasfeur;;; ing for in space that lies between man arrives -f- it. Paying the time air-spray- ZS"!rj"l.t: ' with weariness and worry ed "" aiu in is in. i. eouivalenr in you lose that a car would save and man, city and city, country being 3 00c, a difference of 29 points from his brain; with a in the ar al ues Ui' you. opportunities and country, between products niary, 1900, Cbas sold at 2c cost In the that keen appetite and good and freigh (3.30e n! Y. S get away. In the fresh air and of all kinds and the people who humor beets were sellini: at Ss (X. Y. .m,iv!..,...f a,:,: .. ' 4t for dinner. points in a u""srauTO 01 J recreation a car would give, but use them. parity values. " The Euroneail linct nrnn rr Mm "... . . which now you do not get. In the evening he may use - Klirmnn When the steamship, the his car for a wo,,,, ,s- ,c (i; ,rtaiSSS'.ES we really need we turn around the ,3 SfSv ww Whatever railroad and trolley came to parks and boulevard or a spin pay for, whether we actually take care of the problem of own it or You might get into the country with family not. community or public transpor- and friends. the along without an overcoat this tation, the world took a long winter, but you would pay for step The man with a motor car Sr: ahead. one just the same. You would lives a fuller life than if he didn't When 'the automobile came have one. He has more experi- November, pay with discomfort and colds. 1909, when 52000 Vis b e to take care of the problem of ences more sensations. He the first week in Nove.nho,. Is,, i iV " tKlSS during If you use telephones, tele- individual transportation, the does more things. He has a tons were visible. mui year' wlien 1,235,000 graph, wireless, express trains, in- Prom the above facts world took another long step wider circle of intercut and and figures vou mav be in i electric lights, trolley cars, add- you haven't realized fluence. He lives as long fhe future prices for this season are liable ahead. If twice be taken into 'S L ing machines, dictaphones, it, then the world has stepped in the same length of time as the consideration in making any toltJt '" f w, ne papers, typewriters and past you. man who hasn't a car. Long centre!,; "VVly wuhUo in European labor saving machinery, then life is not a question of years so (2) man with a motor gets That the American, and probablv fhe you need an automobile. The much as it is of and lined stocks are very J''onean, lnvisil)le rc. down to his in experiences much depleted; For the automobile has been business the accomplishments. Yet motor (3) That present low prices morning quickly, cleanly will itiewiun the consumption developed to keep pace with and cars will be factors in increas- Europe and America. in the gladness. age that utilizes these other with ing the. average span of man's Cuban iilanters seem more disposed to soli ing December-Januar- y shipments guarantee f?1" things age of speed year.s because they promote I - the the Hearrives at hi3 office with tory at 2 c cost m.,1 rwu,ur ...... , ZZZT' fac- " 1 5 age of efficiency. The motor the sparkle of the sunshine and health through outdoor life. shin m,r Pnlmb i " N. Y. December " " juui ouyers at 3.07 landed fresh air in his blood and brain. W eather in Europe is reported as favorahl.. r,. fleId Work and How Every Member of the Family This Part it to Good it Doetn't Cuba as favorable for the growing crop in Benefit by tho Possession He is able to take up his busi Need to be Put in Large Type, ' of a Motor Car. ness problems with clearer There are many good cars made vision and greater energy than nowadays, and any good car is a The True Value Head of the Family : Gains 10 nd good investment. Yet we honestly of Money from business in fresh air. Mak- the man who has been worried believe that Chalmers Cars offer the calls. Entertaining value for the money of any on ing business and doped by the rush and jam best Money is customers and business associ- the market. Compare them with worth while, and w.e all want a due and the bad air of a crowded others. Comparison has sold more portion of it, so bu- ates. Tours in the country. More ns ,t means increased fulness of knowledge of the country. Mental train or street car. Chalmers Cars than all our adver- life. To live In tt rich tising. you afford a count is an of If can possibly advantage because life is and physical exercise driving. motor car, don't put it off any longer usually fuller there, and opporfunit Gcod appetite better digestion-bet- ter The man in a motor car can go greater es are but and buy one. We hope it and more accessible. Put money is only humor better health. cover 50 to 100 miles in a day will be a Chalmers ; but whether it valuable as of prosecuting to betfer advanlage Prestige. just on business errands in the is or not, don't deprive yourself and fhis experiment of human life It your family any longer of the pleas- .V geting money you get more and Wife and Daaghter: Social calls. city, keeping appointments that ure that by right is yours and theirs. better life, y nro uliend on" (ho Entertaining. Plenty of fresh air There is nothing that you could transaction, but if you devote your life fo getting it would take many days to make money will money and it to drive away "nerves." More invest the in that pay and nothing else you have made a had bargain. 1 time with husband and father. under the old system. you such a big dividend in the sav- Your life was vour ing of your time in business and the great capital, and you have swapped it for a perishable which Educative value of under- saving of your health for years, as you Son. At noon time he can use his the purchase of a motor car. A can't take with you when you lay your "let standing and caring for a wonder- down. So us car to entertain his business good thing is a better thing the slake our whole hves on making money. ful piece of machinery. Training sooner you get it. Make your Let us make some bv all associates with a five or ten mile means jf we can-e- arn of mental and physical faculties family happy tonight by telling them it, save il, add fo Ihe world's capital and our in Ctiving. Clean, fresh air, ride to a pleasant you have made up your mind to get own ; luncheon but keep it where it belongs-t-he incident of recreation and decent entertain- place. He can send it out in that motor car you have been talk- work, not the end mem- ing so much about, namely, of living or even of work. ment in company of other afternoon to guests bers of family. the entertain a Chalmers, A very moderate income, during according to circumstances, , while he goes ahead with his time and place, suffices fo bring within fhe reach of any wise man Ihe most i.nporfant opportunities that life oilers. Education now-aday- s Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. and in this country is easily come by. The poverty that grinds QpialmI and blights and dwarfs seems fairly easy (o avoid. Who is diligent (LUtnstd andtr Stldtn Pattntt) and temperate i.nd is blessed with health and fair mentnl enpacitv ought fo get money enough for his needs and Ih'm iW country. ASSOCIATED GARAGE, Pecause money is fhe convenient measure of so manv sorts' LIMITED ... uiiuri nu me api u inline oi it as the great end of human endeavor. Put that is a fallacy. There are irreat men who nnvm- - ,tnr nmr.ii and nrettv small men who irot what they tn for and what the;' are , willing tp pay for, - iWU, S. Marfjn, jn Ilnrpflr'fl Miigine,- .1 , ' - ' 'v vV