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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
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sThe Tempest Tonight

The Tempest" witch viii be seen
feusxhf at the Grand. Ntth Louis
James and Frederick Warde and a
company OF a. players. Including a
ballet and chorus. h a perfect apeei~
men OF the purely romantic drama IN
" hich the Interest ~ not historical
nor dependent upon a logical con
ne<tian Of events IN ~ the birth Of
the imagination and q speeses Of
drama which owes no allegiance 10
time or space. As q spectacle. th~
Forthcoming production viii equal
anything ever seen In this city.
The engagement via cossAinus
throughout the week The guftafa
viii rise al o'clock each night on
the famous tempest scene.
THE King Of the Opium Ring
The King 81 the Opium Ring At
thss week. Il l. an interesting play
presented by capable people. There
will be = Saturday matinee.
-Do~n Mehiis-
Down Mobile one OF the most
plays that Lincoln J. Carter ever
wrote. II this weeks offering at the
with the usual matinee.
sRip Van Winkis"
TIE Lang stock Company IL pre-
senting rip Van Wrinkle" at the
Madison iu clever mansr. II - the
weeks bill and VIII be put on At tae
matinee Saturday.
For Fire Sufferers
A benrfft for the fsrc sufferers will
Be given NJ the Seattle theater sal
|urday night. Oct 4. under the aus
pieces Of the Mystic Jewel Reb.eea
lodge. The program WIN consist oil
rnsssie. dancing. drills and character
impeFsouaficns. The chorus thai
took part In the E1kE' operefta haz
been secured for the benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
s that will be sold only between and II o'clock TO

Cotton shirt Waists: from to II
AZ half price
SILK Waists worth $3.50: at x3.7a.
women's black. fine ribbed. wool
Hose. double sole and heel. super
Tor 2ec quality; special from to ii
at isc pair.
Women'a Jersey ribbed. wool
Vests and Pants. excellent quality.
actual si.oo grades; from S to ii at
CSC garment.
Infants long Shaker Flannel
skirts. special for Thursday. 20
II. 2bc; value csc.
Children's White Aprons. with
embroidered bib and hemstitched
fuffie over shoulder. deep hem at
bottom; special from s 20 IL at SIC;
value G5c.
women's Muslin Gowns. empire
style. with fancy lawn revers, yoke
Of torehon lace sleeves and neck
also trimmed with lace, special
TO IL. sec; value 7bc.
Women's warm House Slippers,
worth 7sc; from 10 II at soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
ROOSEVELT
WILL ENDORSE
Seattle Man Dimes with President
and Secures valuahls Premise


Alfred Rlmmer II the name OF the
Seattle man who week aKa had
the honor OF dining with President
Roosevelt. So eiatcd he was over
the privilege OF eating dinner with
the head OF the nation that be wired
the news 20 his Seattle friends in-
mediateiy nftorward. promising 10
send the full particulars by mail. IL
seems that MIR. thinner. who Is bus
mess agent Of Commercial ofien-
tai Expedition Company Of this city.
which purposes 90 aend the steam
ship oregon 90 the Orient with a
body % commercial travellers. flrnt
called ON Leslie AZ. shaw. assistant
secretary % the treasury. Mr.. Rim.
nsrs letter. whlrh has been received
By the company. Epcs ON TO tell that
Secretary shaw was enthusiastic
ovet the project q the Seattle com.
pany. lie said he had oftcn tried
10 prevail on the government 10
carry cut such an expedition and
was pleased TO see a private COM
pany 50 ahead with 1t. lie wound
up by advising Mr.. Thinner TO see
the president. This Mr.. iiimnier
did.
lie found Mr.. Roosevelt tuzt suing
to lunch and the latter invited him
70 dine with hin. During their con-
versation MIR. thinner Was delighted
70 learn that the great statesman
thought wei of the new schsms OF
the Seattle company 10 advertise
home products In the great markets
u the orient President Roosevelt
offered 10 gtva the project his of
ficial attention as soon as he re-
eesved an endorsement Ct TIE com
pany by Seattle business men o. Of
It's Chamber ~ Commerce. THAT
endorsement has already been given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

rtea. s.. piums. TSc box; Concorsiz. 50
baakef. nsafa. 81 - boa, prunsa. sae. erans
hefrica. ftsAt harIvii Hrapes black anst
white. si.Q0Hxi.s6; fokays. u.eeH
81. so, Delawarea, 3oc crate.
Provisions
Fresh meaf--cSw tesf, " per et stee<
tssf egesse per 10 mssteoi wethsf. I'VE
.~ss slsoi pefk iee psf 10 veal t~fse
frsvisiens : Hama issi srsakfoss
sacks. tsog bellies tsA
Corrected a&ii,r--1hs folio~tns prie>e are
being osfsrst 10 the ercaeear "a round lists
en- tie aeeh ~ IN the ear al nssttist
0rzis-oass so oo4s0 o. barley. s1ises
wheat shfeAsn feed sateos sern sask
eS9.sa
Butter. cnsss.. rrss ssa reaisrs
rutter-w sahinxsnn crsasnsrtes. seeasTes
ea.~4s-Ss,iv. w.sAlnsssa tan cream.
wlasensin. lee: Res1ssess. tss' nass,
llmhusssr. ieoiies eriek. iestfes s~is&
-ssrtsss fsvsh ranch. sooaoss east
1--we rsaltry--iisn. isAoisss ffyeFs
fsulee; turkeys. lee.
Hansy>--ftof1c.
ccmmissssa Hsns Prices
ch<ese-~Sstfss wasninatea1 ti4ftHA
Eexs~ssTietiy frtsa FaArh. 1tu eae.
Batter ~ ezhinEsea srsAnsafs. S>4sisi
sssain@sats ssao: wheat. 80 %. corn.
So 81 relied barley. ts1ct
Hay faxet soana p~F ton, 81, CO. &sst'
ern washtnxtcn ufnoshy. slo.oa. assaaf@.
til.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Hosiery and
Underwear

Not department in the store that's making
such big sales as this. the most popular Knit
Underwear store on the Coast
Women's Fast Black Extra Fine Isle
Hose. high-splced heel. double sole, actual
7oc values special at Ioe-
Women's Black Wool Hose. plain or rib
bed. double toe and heel, excellent quality,
2sc.
Misses Fast Black Fine Ribbed Pure Isle
Hose. very best quality. double toe, heel and
knee, worth 2oc; special at ioc-
Women's Jersey Ribbed, Fleece Lined,
White Vests and Pants, finest SOC grade. at
3oc-
womcn's Jersey Ribbed Wool Mixed Vests
gray excellent quality. at soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

ABUNDANT proof that the summer
y over Il 10 be found on Western
avenue today. summer vegetables
are conspicuous by their absence.
bilious locking eantaioupes stand
aruund In the rain awaiting buyers
who never come. and watermeions
lie IN dfsccnsoiate heaps on the curb
stone and mourn the vulgar cram
berryss rapidly approaching spothe-
o9ia.
Apples are coming IN rapidly now
hut are bringing but fair prices
Good 70 fancy gravensteins sell at
from 81 to IFS box. Good cook
ing apples and many that are more
than fair for eating. 90 as low ar
75c and s5c-
The first native cranberries are
On the market. They come from H.
waco and bring 50 a barrel. although
the growers held cut for a little high
cr price than that charged for the
Cape Cod and Wisconsin berries
Tie poultry market n a little
brisker. and live and dressed fowls
and turkeys are beginning 10 arrive
An crfsez}I era bic quantities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
CRIMINAL LIBEL CASE

The Defendants demurrer to the
complaint In the Faik- Saffn libel
proceedings was sustained YESTERDAY
b. Justice George. On the ground
that the complaint fled BY the Rev.
FaIk contains only the translation,
instead Of the original articles Of the
altered criminal iibri IN the West
|eru Tribune. formerly edited by Al
fred Saiin. The defendant was per-
|uiifted 70 give hail bords for $500 In
stead Of $500 cash bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

fnfants' Red Felt Jaliettes. sizes
2 TO 6. from to II at soc, value $50.
Women's 7-nutton CATERS. worth
25c. from s to IL at l5c.
Open unhandled white Granite
Stop Jars: To II. sac each.
Tin oil Cans. legal. size; 5 to II.
t0c each.
Tin Steamers. No. s size: S to II.
l5c each.
Black Seal Lunch Boxes: to II. &c
each.
Plain White Granite Pie Plates:
: TO N. &c each.
Plain White Granite Dinner
Plates; 8 90 II, &c each,
lines OF Mems Soft NeEligee
shirts. all new patterns. made Of
Bedford Cord; from to II, each, zoe.
a few odd lots OF Mems Csc Neck
wear. bows. techs and string ties:
at. each, Toe.
36-inch Curtain Serim In stripes.
ecru, value 1-3c: from s 10 IL. 4,sc
yard,
Ga Table Covers value si.oo. sew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Flower Bows

Our own dainty creations. ec1a1
atoms OF silk ribbons and fo,.-
exact reproductions OF mature ~
handiwork. Have you seen
They are the latest for han
dress garnitare. -
Satin Tafreta Ribbons. very -
quality. guaranteed all pure !.
every conceivable shade cHs
found in the assortment III
inches wide. sold regularly ~ ~
yard: sale price ssc. -,
Double Face Satin Liberty -
bon@, FUN s inches wide. ne
finest quality imported. stApH
fancy colors to choose from: ~
are fast and washable. VIII 4,
crease. worth csc yard; sale pfsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
FlonneIs. Etc.

=. sUnderprice< Ter thur =.
Leicester Fleece. . b<antl<u
terlal for wrapper. 20 inch0 -.
worth l2tkc. a yard I-Sc.
Duchess Fiannei-w s<t Gu
very fine fianneiettes IN the
STYLES and colorings for waists a.
ing sacques. etc. worth l9c.
Toe. -..
Fine Outing. in all ct the dess
styles. worth 1ec. yard &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

Imported Blanket Robes
Beautiful designs and roloringA In
German. French and Italian Robes,
extra values. prices ti1s 20 sx.os
Indian Robes. $500
80 styles IN All Wool Indian Robes,
worth $40. each. $500
Plaid Blankets. $3.50
All Wool Plaid Blankets. ia size.
either black and red or black and
white. worth $500. a pair. $3.50
Comforts. csc
Full Kize Comforts. covered with
silkolina. filled with one piece
white cotton and either tied o.
quilted. worth si.zs. each. osc
Comforts. SI.z5
Comforts covered with figured silko-
lire on both sides. filled with white
cotton. extra weight worth ~.
each .......... ..--..........ri .~o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
HACK DRIVER
OvERCHARCED

city Detective Kennedy arrested
W. Wellington. a hack driver. last
nlxht FOO ovorcharzfnx fwo elderly
people who rode from the depot ia
the piiier hotel. The driver charged
s. for the trip. There = q city or
dinance regulating hack charges and
the man VIII be prosecuted under Il.
20 cents a person for trip Ia a
down town hotel from the depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
WOmen's Neckwear

under priced for Thursday.
women's Fancy Silk Tics. plated stock.
finished with velvet turnover collar. etc.
double hemstit he'd ends. very fine quality;
these ties are fully work 7sc each. Removal
Sale price soc.
Women's Hand Made Linen Collars. fash
ions very latesi novelty neck dressing; all are
finished with fancy turnover tabs, all sizes.
sold all over the country at 75e each; Removal
Sale price soc.
Women's Fancy Automobile Silk Ties, in all
the stylish shades. very newest shapes, made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

erai colors 10 select from
heavy tapestry: to IL W r.
OH Opaque Window snsae r,x.
Sx6, vaiue soc each. light coio'' -
8 10 n. for fsc each. \
Eiderdown Dressing @se@. -
all colors. shell crochet eas~ n.
kind you pay s1.oo for; 2 =
75c. ~
Chndren's Cloth Ragianx ssS
IA years, double sse~s.s.'. Ia 4
lengths, lowest priced efs'
$3.50: special. s TO II, Ss.sS ....<l
Pillow Cases. made OF IA \
cotton, sise agxs6, werth l@
Thursday. each. SC. -
Heavy Unhleaehed shee1m
yard wide, 10 s~sn ta,z
worth Sc: 5 to II ThnrsdAy'
4isc. ....r;si
Good Apron Bingham sasss.,.
checks. worth &c. 10 II An'
a yard. &c. - q
Outing FLANNEL. hight or ga "a
sorted styles. worth &C.
Thursday yard. 4aso-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
10 SUGAR PLANTATIONS

Globe Navigation Co.'S steamship
T2mpico. Capt. Amra. sails Tonight
or tomorrow morning for Honolulu.
Besides q cargo ~ ttno tens ~ coal
ane VIII carry 70 tons Of machinery
for usr on the Hawaiian sugar plan
satioBa The balance Of her cargo
will Include 1000 barrels AZ lime. $500
barrels OF -four and 5000 sacks OF
feed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

ief here after Saturday night We hs~e made prices
each article that will sell il before that time
Everything completely furnish home IS mere;
Carpets Draperies Stoves, Ranges Sookg Oehs's anu
Furniture OF every description
The goods on sale now the last of the stock are Just
good the first bargains The STOCK now on saie u
from the Scatter & Co warehouse
The sale will positively close on Saturday night, and
IL low prices will sell the goods every article VIII be gone
by Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

Bedspreads. full sine. Ma<n1l'1
patterns. worth s6c. each ~.
Heavy Unhleached Bath t1~4
size 1ix5s inches. worth sc. - -
soft Cotton Blankets. - =.
fancy coiored borders worth - ,
rfufr 4ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Most Important
Special Sales
Of the Season :

Wool Blankets. $3.50
white Wool Blankets. full ia ARE.
worth stvo. a pair S5.3D
Wool Blankets. $3.50
Strictly All Wool white blankets.
liza slxe. worth is.bo. . pair Sf.39
Wool Blankets. S4.o8
Extra large fs.t white Wool Rlan.
kets. worth $50. a pair. e4.Ds
Wool Blankets. $3.50
Fine All Wool white Blankets. fun
ii-s ARE. manufactured from Sc
iected stock. regular price 8 20. \
pair ....-....s. .s.......s....s o.sso
Robe Blankets. $3.50
A beautiful Hoe OF Blanket Robes.
light or DARK grounds. with artistic
designs. worth si.7t. each. 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
TO MEET His MOTHER

Policeman George Dessh left the
city this morning for pilfon. Mont.
lie received word last sight that his
mother had been taken seriously 81
there while ON her var 10 Seattle
from Iowa. 20 visit him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
WOULD-BE
MURDERER
IDENTIFIED

James Cooper. the bartender OF the
Anchor saloon who was shot ny
nlshwavsnen in the saloon several
weeks asa. this morning idantificd
Dan Boyd as the man who attempt
ed 10 hold up the place and who shot
him. Cooper has been confined TO
hts bed since the shooting and for a
time Il was Thought that he would
not recover from tho wound that
he received. The bullet entered his
breast and penetrated into the LETT
lung. II WAS extracted successfully
and Cooper has nearly recovered
Two nsen who were masked about
the lower parts OF their faces en-
tered the Anchor saloon AMI asked
what the chances were ~ grtitnE a
Srtnh. Cooper was working hrhtnd
Inv har and did not turn 10 look az
the supposed customers. lie told
them that II was all right " they
had the money. He then turned
around and saw that the men wore
masks. Immediately one Of the men
fired a shot from his revolver and
Cooper fell 70 the fioor with a groan.
The men ran out Of the saloon and
IN the waterfront. The SALOON Is sit
mated "a the corner of Railroad av-
snue and University street
Arrested Dan Boyd
The next day after the shooting
Detective JACK B4frck OF the police
arrested Dan Boyd on suspicion ~
the crime. A. a. ealihcr she'll was
found tn his pocket and the next day
Detective Phiibrick. who had been
assigned to tire case. learned that a
a cAilber revolver had been taken
frntn Boyd soou SITTER the shooting
Later in the same day that Boyd
Was pasIed In Joseph Norrissey WAS
ARRESTED by Detectives Barhce and
'Tennant On <ssrsclsn Of having haen
Implicated IN the case. a man an
swersne MorrIszey's description was
seen ranninz f~nfn the saloon on the
morufux Co1per was shot
This morning Cooper came 10 the
police station and easily Identified
lloyd a. oaf nf the men who at
tempted tire hoid-up. The man has
. very peculiarly @hap~d nose that
1T tire time OF the shooting attracted
his attention.
warrants charging assault with In
tent to kifI were lssusd from Justice
Cams court today for the two men
n custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
JoBBIHe QUOTATIONS.


rsfAto~s-~ffs ep4fsoc ton: carrots. cor
psr s2es: isssue~. ies per aoxs tafnip~ 7se:
uasfvs. for per eoEs husks xoes
esisry. z1e per daz. sweet potatoes.
g. per ID: Chill peppers. $50 box:
snu<rkrzuSt 1ta1e; tomatoes, ta]8ooc rad
o1D br each. rersuipsl 01-t0s ess-
}9owsr. ec17Ecs pumpkins. &c per 10
squasbes. zc per ID. wax beans. zikcs
srtichokes sc Der doz. ercumbef., xsc per
erhdn< PEAS. SIC. fhunerD. p per H. srin-
mach. ec1soe per bon. native astarsFss.
of75 Per eass: green corn. sI-Vg4i 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

from the finest grades of silks different styles Sc
lee FROM fully worth sc and SIoo each Removal Sale price
soc.
Women's Mexican Stitch Auto
Ties from very fine quality silk all the latest coors
fancy ribbon border worth regularly soc each Removal Sale
price 2oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24

Blankets. 375zc
Gray Cotton Blankets. worth g9c. a
pair ..s........ .............ssJsis e
Blankets. ACC
Gray or Tan Cotton Blankets. to-t
sizes. wosth soc. a pair........4Dc
Blankets. csc
ii.t blankets. either tan or white.
worth AIS. q pair DISC
Blankets. $3.50
Extra Heavy Gray Notified Blankats.
full ii-s sire. worth lila pair
s....s. st*tsss ....s....r.s.ssF i.oh
Wool Blankets. Sz.6o
White Wool Blankets. 1914 size,
worth s1.ea a pair..........rl.ab
Wool Blankets. S7.o8
Scarlet Wool blankets. bet dye.
worth tz.to. a pair. rS.os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Shipment Of
Bedding

We have just received an enormous ship
ment of Bedding. and the chilly weather.
with the low prices we are making for the
Removal Sale will result In tremendous
selling tomorrow. Extra saiespeople will
be here to wait on the crowds. and thus we
open tomorrow one Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Comforts. sros

covered with a heavy tw,,.
filled with white cotton. sor1s
sz-1o. each .....-...-.........1l.48
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Fine Comforts, S7.os

covered with finest Frrne>
80 tine, filled with a prepared a.
ton which IL as light a. down. IA
size. with corded s6ses: ralz
ts-5o; each ....-..----.s....-5 IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Comforts. sz.so

Extra large and heavy Conform
covered with q heavy Saline. fiIled
with white cotton. size sax5g .n<kes
worth t3.1b. each ............ n ~
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Comforts. sa.3o

Covered on each aide with besuslt.s
French safine. filled with -.
white cotton. corded edge. word
500, each ..............-..-g Nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-24
Shoes for Less

light soles. his 10
comprises five distinc
lines OF Shoes. whic'
are good values at $500
for SI.oS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

Kalauokalani in the role of carspaw
to an astute firm of lawyers, who had
an ak to grind and wished to cut Cooper
with it, was rather sorry spectacle.
The hold over senator brought in the
resolution the object of which was to
censure Cooper or to attack his inte-
gritty, and then promptly voted him
into office. There could not have been a
more extraordinary proceeding or one
which more thoroughly stultified Sena-
tor KalauOkalani. If he believed his re-
solution he should have voted against
Mr.. Cooper. If he did not believe in the
resolution, why did he bring it H..
Catspaws certainly do funny things.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

Bishop Gulstan is a highly popular
prelate. AS a parish priest jim Waikiki
where he followed the late Father Leo
more, he was much liked not only by
the members of his own body, but by
all who came in contact with him.
Since his elevation to the Bishoprick he
has won friendship and respect in a
wider field His health has not been
good for some years. 1t is to be hoped
that he may recover from the sharp
attack of illness which has overcome
him in Olaa, Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

Gable business will be soon one of the
features of Honolulu. The first mes
sages viii naturally be between execu-
tive officials, and between the officials
of the Company. But the cable will
very soon settle down to business after
become as regular an item as freight
and postal charges in the expense side
of the ledger in any large business. At
first people will be rather raw at it, but
it will gradually become as every day
an occurrence as it is on the mainland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08
THE TRIALS OF MAscAGNI.

Mascagni can introduce some of his
American experiences in his next ira
gic opera.-Pittsburg Chronicle Tele-
graph.
Mascagni may not take many Amer
lean dollars to Europe with him, but he
is richer in eXperience.-Pittsburg Ca
zette.
So far there has been no authentic
picture of Mascagni showing the cut of
his hair and until such proof is forth
coming we must reserve judgment as
to his rank as an artist.-Omaha Bee.
1t is generally asserted that a COM
poser cannot do his best work until his
soul has been mellowed by affliction.
Accordingly, Mascagni ought now to be
able to write his sweetest music.-Bal-
timore American.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

1t is the first time that the Elks have
held their solemn memorial service for
the brethren that have passed away.
The services We're held at the Opera
House, which is peculiarly fitting, since
SO many Elks belong to the theatrical
profession. The music was exception
ally fine and the whole services were Of
an elevating and solemn character. The
services will certainly become a yearly
institution
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

the government. According to Davis
Tammany isn't in it. But then if the
boot had been on the other leg and
ever there is more money in getting fees
in Judge Gears court, even if the Su-
preme Court does cut them down, than
there can be in the salary of Attorney
General.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

The raising of awnings is a move
which will meet general.approval. There
have been several close shaves for ac-
cidents. Another thing that might be
attended to is the piling of empty
boxes upon pavements, and yet another
is the loading of drays across the pave
ment during the busiest time of the
day
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

as far as these islands are concerned.
We have had our black cloud, both
politically and commercially, and we
are now going to enjoy the silver lining
which every black cloud is said to pos
seSS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

The abduction of a girl and the con-
cealment of her in a cellar is a novel
crime in our annals. The case will
have thorough investigation and may
merit considerable comment later,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-08

The outlook for sugar continues good
way Of the cane sugar, planters. There
will be a cheerfulness about 1903 which
will make it a pleasant year to live in,
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Lodge or Club Rooms

And Offices can be secured in the
central Elite Building on Hotel street.
Apply to James Steiner, 916 Fort street,
at The Island Curio Store.
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A nicely furnished cottage of three
rooms and bath. Central and healthy
location. Apply at 494 Beretania, near
PunchboWl street.
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Lawyer George Davis has announced
lmself as like the Irishman. He's agin
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FIRE AND MARINE
yr INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE.

Scottish Union National InsuranL
Company of Edinburgh.
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In
surance Company.
Associated Assurance Co., ltd, OF
Munich and Berlin.
Alliance Marine and General Assur-
ance Co., Ltd, of London
Royal Insurance Company of Liver
pool.
Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
don.
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Situation Wanted

Position as coachman or taking care
of horses by an experienced man. Ad-
dress r. w. this office.