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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-07
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Auction Sale of Delinquent
Sugar StOck.

On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1902,
at 70 o'clock noon, at my salesroom, s.
Queen street, Honolulu, 1 will sell at
Public Auction by order of the Treas
urer, Mr.. Elmer p. Paxton, the follow
inR certificates Of stock in the Olaa
Sugar Co., Ltd, unless the 18th assess
ment delinquent January 20, with
interest and advertising expenses is
paid on or before the day and hour Of
sale at the offices of The b. r. Duling-
ham Co., Ltd, StangenWald Building,
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Furnished Rooms To Let

Furnished rooms I'm the central part
Of the city Arlington" Hotel street.
A nicely furnished room. Apply at
3l8 Beretania street.
Room and Board
HELENs coURT"-Prlvate Hotel,
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TO Lease

store on Fort Street also warehouse
on queen street,. c. Ables, Real Es-
tate Agent.
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To Let

That elegant home adjoining the
residence Of Rev. W. NJ. Kincaid, Thurs
ton Avenue,-L. G. Ables Real Estate
Agent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-07

Eight room cottage, with stable and
servants quarters. A bargain. Ad-
dress "R" Star office.
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c. Jones or Jonathan Shaw, Judd Build
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a choice house corner Of Wilder Ave-
nue. and Kewalo street at a bargain.
Easy terms. Come and take ride on
the trolley and see for yourself.-L. u
Ables, Real Estate Agent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
PACKERS CONTROL.
Eggs "Cornercd" Even Tho
Tney are Round.

Kansas City, Mo. May lO.-Thc
big packing houses have made such
inroadS into the business of pack
ing aud shipping eggs and poultry
for consumption III eastern mar
kcts that the business of the small
shippers in this part of the west is
threatened with destruction, ac-
cording to members of the Produce
Dealers Association of Kansas and
Oklahoma, which met here today
to consider the situation. John
Stewart of Concordia, kas,, pres
ident of the association, said:
"The packers are so firmly in
trenched that I do not believe we
can do much to oppose them | do
not know whether the recent oper-
ations of the big dealers could be
called Il corner or not. However,
do know that four big firms have
stored IN, 600, 900 eggs or 4OO,O0U
cases. At this time last year more
than ,OOO, 900, 900 eggs, or3 ,OoO,
600 cases, were in cold storage,
There will be fewcrcggs stored this
year, because the prices are higher,
Among the men at today's meet,
ing it was asserted that the rouI.
try dealers are compelled to pay
higher rates for the packers fol
shipment of dressed poultry from
here to the scaboard.
"Thc produce dealers of tn,
West zone dealer is quoted as say
ing, must combine against tn,
packers, for an important indus
try is being ruined"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
THE SENSE OF HUMOR.
Has Practical Value as a Material Flo
ment of Success.

| am strongly Of the opinion that a
quick and abiding sense Of humor is
a great element Of success in every
department Of life, says Justin Me
Carthy. in Success. do not speak
merely Of success in the more strictly
artistic fields Of human work. but am
ready to maintain that. even in the
proSaic and practical concerns of hr-
man existence. the SENSE Of humor Is
an melting and sustaining influence
to carry IA man successfully through
to the full development Of his capaci-
ty and the attainment Of his purpose
1t is 50 in the art of war-it is espc-
ciallv 30 in the business of statesman
ship. Mortal life, at the best, Is 80
full of pcrpleXities. di>appointmcnts
and rcverScs that it must be hard work
indeed for a man who l. endowed with
little or no sense of humor to keep
his spirits up through seasons Of dill.
cnlty and depression and maintain hls
snergy-IVlhE despite 'h' "'S''"i''
enlngehec'N "l commonplace anu pro-
salc dlSco''fag'h'nlN' y man WHO 10
easily dl'h@r''heo ""'S n"' appear !"
be oest'nca oy nature lor ''' o,'''?'',
ing Oh u'l''c"I.l'', anu ,. "o'","5 !, a
hapP'er incentive !" 'i'r maj u ''".'Ve =
oil goou ahliil"' Piri's '""H '"' I"''"
sense OF humor "n'c" mus So'''t.'.''E :
10 make jest ol even III tonoI''""'
~N,tn 1r'nS nu, ',"N'"s o. ,''y ~
TO the le,' fortunately ''uo"'D i'o'
tai III the stories u H'e"' '' '"'S az"
great eh"rPI'''S WE a'' Io''S' a. ~
toid ol some "'"N'"-'o''' '''",' ;O WIZ
kept aIlVe' 'hrous" '"e i'oSt ~ W ''s
hour' OIL WHAT o'',''NiSV i'''t-''' Ia, law
Deen utter ana 'H''yo"'E DyI ~, .i' ''I'''' I.'l
tnG .hcr4''', Tue '"T'"s' an" % ','' IVI' U
oil III, c"'nF""'S an" '''' io''o"r',, '"'
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
FAIR POSTPONED.
The Big Exposition to be
Held i'm 1904.

Washington, May 2.-Secrctary
Hay sent To the Senate today let
ter stating the necessity for post
poning the Louisiana Purchase cX-
position from 1903 to 1904. In
closed with it was II letter from
chairman Carter of the government
commission and Il telegram from
President Francis of the eXposi-
tion company showing the neccssi-
ty for postponcmcnt. Sen. Cock
rcll had the letter read in the Sen
ate and then offered an amendment
to the suudry civil appropriation
bill now pending providing for the
poStpoucmcnt of the exposition in
accordance with the request.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
"GOD SAVE THE KING.
New Verse Added to Hymn for the Cor
onation Ceremonies

In the new Coronation Day Hymn
Book, which Mcssrs. Sketlington o.
Son, of Piccadilly, publishers to the
king. are issuing, and which by spe-
cial permission is dedicated to their
majesties the king and queen" the
national anthem is given with the fol-
lowing additional verse, specially writ.
ten for the occasion by Mr.. NJ. 5. Skef-
tington:
With Ensland's crown to-day
We hail our king, and pray
GOD save the king
Guide him In happiness,
Guard him in storm and stress;
Then in Thy Kingdom bless
And crown our king.
This. says the London Mail. is the
third time that Mr.. Skeilington
has. with royal approval, added a spe-
cial verse to the national anthem on
great occasions connected with the
throne. Mr. Skcilington received the
express thanks Of her majesty Queen
Victoria for the ycrs,s added for each
ofthc Victorian jubiIcc>. At the 1887
jubilee the additional verse was sung
at the national thanksgiving service
in Westminster Abbey. In 1897 the
extra verse was sung throughout the
country, and was officially adopted by
the viccroy to be sung in India.
The story of the 1SS; verse i>quite
a singular one. Feeling that new
verse was needed to cXpre,, the ma
tionaI JOY at the moment, Mr. SkCf-
fngton solicited the assistance of
seven or eight wcll-known writers
Among them were the most success
fuI hYmn-wrltcr,. popular bishop,
and famuu, clerical writer of fiction
In each case the result was a verse
Of unqucstionable merit, but quite
unsuitcd for simple and popular use.
Mr.. SkciIington happened to men
llon his distress to his brother. a wine
merchant Of Oporto, who was in the
country at the time. "Why," said
the brother, don't bother; I'll write
you one myself"
The remark was thought to be a
joke. But on his way to the city on
an omnibus the brother penciled out
a verse on the back of an envelope.
That was the verse which was sung
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
HEALTHY FOR AMERICANS.
Rainy Season in Philippines Better for
Yankees Than Dry Spell.

While watching the rain drop> beat
against the show windows Of Grand
avenue drug store, as he leaned against
the cigar counter talking to the clerk,
says the Milwaukee Sentinel, the vet
eran of the Philippine war told few
of his experiences during the rainy
season in the Philippine Islands. Try
ing to keep dry.
Though we often went to bed. or
rather went to sleep on the ground,
with our clothes soaking wet. and
though they often remained in that
condition for days at time, We had
less sickness at that time of the year
than during the dry season. When |
left San Francisco for Manila, my
friends wrote me telling me that |
ought to be grateful that VA, going
into the tropics in October instead Of
June. which, they said. would give
me a chance to get acclimatcd before
the rainy season set in.
..Tbcy wero wrong On botb counts
Tho dry .ea.sn !. rho unhealthy time
~ Tho yo.r and tbcro /. osucb tbinc
a. Yankee Getting acc,ima-od in
that country. The longerhe stays the
wealer be hccom.s and conseGrcn+.
Ir,bo las. ahIo otowitbstondtbef fever
Gftcr man has becn There YEA,
or two he isn't mucb rood and must
co hack to the statesto 6u;Id himself
nnacain In December January Feb.
r,arr and March tho .,,n hoats down
nnon tho hoad. Of tho .oldiers with
nrohotod frr, dov or,or G,v and the
dn.t on tho road. Incomes 50 rbick
tba, whom = comronvtakos after the
anomv tbcv bocomc rbokcd with tbe
mud n ,bcirtbroat. A,,bi. tine ot
tbo voar tho bosni,,l. arc aIwav. rulr
onJ ~ ,,,o, .ho, orao o,,t of,b,bo.r;t
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

There will be a suit in the June
term of the Audrain Circuit Court
to ascertain the interest Joc.and Vie
Barth, \. G.. Turner, j. ID. Jack
son, Ns Meyers and J.W. .Pluukett
haye in the old military grounds
in the south part of Mexico. The
suit is brought by j. 7. johnson,
w. c. West and John Hill. y
quit claim deed is the question
involved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

1t is said that two young girls
of Moberly found their cyesight
failing, and their parents sent
them to doctor-they had to un-
dergo Il cure lasting for some
weeks. Questioned by their parents
as to what they had been doing to
bring their eyes to such IA condi-
ton, the glrls confessed that they
had waohcd their faces in water
mixed with frogs eggs in order to
secure Il delicate complexion.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

j. V. Williams, late City Clerk
has taken to his old occupation
again-will hit the road, will tray
el for the Worrell Insect EXtermi-
nator Co., of Sedalia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

\ cry of fire in a tobacco fac
tory at Philadelphia one day last
week where 1000 females were
employed caused a panic; in fran
tie efforts to escape several persons
were killed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
DON'T BE MISLED.
A Word of Warning if You
Are Going West.


and Audrain county, sends the
following clipping from Il Butte,
Montana, paper to City Collector
J. d. Mckee here, and Mr.. Morris
writes at the bottom, "This article
is facts
Butte, Mont, March %, 1902.
To lIomcseckcrs and Working
People of the East and Middle
West:
The transportation companies,
and especially the Great Northern
Railroad company, are advertising
extensively in the Eastern and
Middle Western states for the pur-
pose of inducing people to emlgrHte
to Montana, Idaho, Washington
aud other western states. lnas-
much as these advertisements are
false and misleading in character,
and nothing less than criminal III
their effect, the Western Labor
Union considers it IA duty to state
briefly the real industrial condl-
tious i'm the west and northwest.
If the plain truth were known,
there would be no incentive for
settlers, homeseekers or working
people to come West to improve
their conditions.
There is not desirable tract of
untakem land in the Northwest
that will not require hundreds,an
and in most caces thousands, of
dollars to make itproductlvc. The
statement that the Northwest Is a
bOundlesS tract of rich, productive
and fruitful land open for settle
mpnt. and only awaiting the magic
touch of the poVcrty-strIkcn far
mcr from the East to make it yield
forth in abundance all the best
products of the farm, is just as
false as it is wellSounding. II
the railroad officials who make
these statements, and advertise
them, were given their Just deserts
they would be considered as erin
! inalS and treated as such. Thell
advertisements will bring years %
hardship, privation and SUFFERING
to those who accept them as truth
and who come West in the eN
pectiom Of securing homes on EN-
ployment.
We have 10 desire to give a set
back to the development OF on
country's resources. These re
sources are limitlcss to men of cap
ital. But to the farmer wlthou
means, and the laborlng man
their is not the slightest induce
mcnt to come West.
In Butte, in the Cripple Cree
district, in the Occur d'AlcneS, II
British Columbia, on the Paclti
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Rev. w. ii. Fox. Of Mexico
formerly pastor of Laddonia Cir
cult, NJ. f.. Church, has been APP
pointed by Presiding Elder j. ii.
Poland to st. Catherine Circuit.
Hannibal District.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Says the Middlctown Chips: The
Modern Woodmcn district deputy
for this section is Arnold Hughes,
of Mexico, IA brother to Judge
Hughes of this county, a most cX-
ccllcnt young man. 'Arnic' Is an
old Danyillc boy, aud was IA school
mate and boyhood friend of the
editor of this paper, thirty years
ago. 1t was IA pleasure to meet
him in WcllSvilic recently, while
he was attending an imitation
there
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Prof. +. i, Rogers and Miss
Edna Griggsby have been re-elect-
ed as principal and assistant of the
Farbcr school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

After trial of prohibition for
twenty-one years in Kansas, Gov
crnor Stanley declares that the re-
suits in that State are highly benc-
fetal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

The Pastors Association of Mex
leo passed resolutions praiSing DR..
J. j Porter who is soon to leave
us to serve the Baptist Church at
Jupliu.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Charlie West, late of this city,
orders the MESSAGE to his address
at 1921 n street, st. Louis
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Joe T. Williams for Recorder
gained one vote at Nandalia over
the previous election. Joe has
been figuring and concludes that it
will take him 800 years to ever get
there again ut that rate of in
crease.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Two persons at Princeton Mo-,
died last week as n result of eating
rhubarb leaves for greens -
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

There is more than II million
dollars now in the Missouri State
revenue fund.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Stop the habit of wanting to
bet money every time You want to
emphasize an assertion.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
Wants to be Shown.

A writer from Wyaconda, Mo-,
to the Chicago American asks this
question which no doubt will scrm
"impcrtincnt' to the average Re
publican, but that makes it none
the less interesting:
Fl noted in the American the
just Indignation of the Chicago
clergy at the cruel slaughter of
innocent birds at the sportsmcu $
shoot of Kansas City, Mo. and II
has been puzzling my brain TO
know how they reconcile then
cousrirnccS to the Ga, 600 American
sportsman in the Philippine Is.
lands, who are ruthIcssIy SIaugh-
tcring iluorrnt people and de-
stroyjug the houses Of hclplc-,
women aud children. So far a.
we know there has never been ~
organized protest by the clergy
There ar" thousands of poor, be-
nightcd Ml>~ourlaus who wouI,
like 10 b" shown In this NATTER
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08
Stay in Audrain.
Stick to the farm, boys.

Nandalia letter arrived too late
for publication last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Montgomery City has subscribed
$500 for road Improvement near
the town.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

E.nw Are Nour Elidneysf
pr Uohhs' spurl.us PillsCuTCali kidney Ills, sam
ylv Tree Ado. s,gIlins lttinodg Co, ChicagO or N
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

II YOU ever Thought Of leaving
Audraln for the West or North,
read ,hat article ON first page Of
the MESSAGE this week from
Butte, Montana. 1t ought to con-
tent You and quct all Your alarms
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Simeon Ross, east of Santa Fc,
sold his 3G2 acre farm recently 10
:. J Miller, OF Adair county, for
nearly $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-05-08

Educate Your bowels with CazCarets.
Candy CnthaTtic, euro constipation forever.
l0c, 95c. IL {. G. g falI, druggstp refund money
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
Monroe Odd Fellows.

Paris, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE an
nual reunion of Monroe County
Odd Fellows was held at Madison
to-day. 1t was the largest gath
ering of Odd Fellows ever wit
messed in this county, nearly 800
being in the hall tonight, where
degrees were conferred by Paris,
Shelbina, Madison and Monroe
teams. The afternoon was devot,
to public exercises at the church
j. r.. Chowning presided. The
address of welcome was delivered
by n. c. Frank, and was respond
ed to by the past grand master
f. NJ. Alexander of Paris. Ad
dresses on Odd Fellowship were
delivered by the Reverend Camp
bell of Macon and j. R. Reynolds
of Paris.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
LOVESICk LAD.
Suicides and writes an
Eloquent Letter.

Fayette, Mo-, Oct. l0.-Reuben
Long, Jr. deputy circuit clerk and
recorder of Howard county, who
shot himself III the right breast
in the court house in this city last
Monday, died last night at Hotel
Howard, where he was removed at
ter the shooting. Since his death
letters have been produced that
show he shot himself on account of
unrequited love. The object of
his affection is II most estimablc
young lady, whose name will not
be revealed, as it was his dying wish
In II tender and pathetic farewell
letter Long stated that it was for
love OF her which she did not re-
ciprocate that he would die. The
following extract is taken from the
letter:
"Thru all the ages of history rs
far back as mythical and legend
AIRY lore can carry us there have
lived men who held the world lost
for love. For love Of woman
kings have renounced their crowns,
princes Dartercd their birthrightS,
battle fields have been strcwn
with the flower of chivalry and
long wars have been wagcd; en-
pires have fallen and the map Of
the world has been changed.
| Treasure vaults of great nations
have been squa ndercd and myr-
lads of long-suffcring humanity
starved to death. An expensive
luxury, the love Of all these wom-
Ell OF history and song and story,
these heroines of the dim past; and
vet there is not one of them that
COS ms dearly as the love ! have
for you"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23

The adoption of constitntl onal
amendment by Oregon providing
for what is known as "the initia-
tive and referendum" awakens in
terest in movement which,
though very quiet, is making con-
siderable head way. Oregon S
amendment provides that whenever
8 per cent of the voters petition
for the passage of specific piece
of legislation it shall be submitted
to a popular void. If approved by
IA majority of the votes cast it be-
comes law. This is the initiative.
Acts of the legislature may be re-
ferred to the people by that body
and must be so referred whenever >
pei cent of the voters demand it,.
In such case the act is suspended
until the vote. If it is approved by
a majority, it is law; if not, it is
void. This is the referendum.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
Twelve Cattle Killed.

Marceline, Mo-, Oct. II. - \
heavy storm swept over Linn aud
Charlton counties last night
Hay and wheat stacks were fired
by the lightning. One farmer
near here had twelve head Of
steers killed. a large barn and
grainery, full of this season :
crops, was burned on the farm of
NJ. II. WaScburn, entaillng II
heavy loss. Corn was washed
away in the shock, and, coupled
with the losses on last Sundays
storm, this section has been dam
aged thousads of dollars,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
Not Impressed by Title.

Back In the summer Of 1871 BcnJa-
min Harrison, with a party of four
teen made up of members Of his family
and some friends, started from Rye
Beach, n. H.. for Center Harbor. The
neighborhOOd was then very popular
with tourists. and he thought II well
TO telegraph ahead for rooms. As ho
was about to sign the telegram, he
said to Il friend;
Il never make use OF my title
don't believe In that sort OF thing;
but-well. do you think we'd fare bet
ter II | wrote General before my
Eamc? DO you tank they'd take care
that We got nice roOms?"
Certainly" was the friends reply.
The wire was sent. When the party
Of fourteen arrived the ladies were
told at the hotel that he could give
them pallets on the parlor floor, while
the men could get nothing better Than
side.by,sldc chairs in the reception.
room. Gen. Harrison never again tried
to make an impression by using his
tile.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
SHOWED 'EM.
Joints and Gambling House
on Canvas.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. lS.-A large
audience at the Auditorium last
night saw the scenes of the interior
of Topeka joints and gambling
houses thrown on canvas with
magic lantern 1t is estimated that
5000 persons were in attendance.
The pictures had been taken secre-
tly by the Rev. J NJ. jackson, an
M. f.. minister, and while many
of them were dim, some were clear
enough SO that faces of Il number
of well known men of the city were
readily recognized among the pat
ronS. The picture which made
the greatest impression on the
crowd was one showinga bartender
ut lO6 Kansas avenue giving
glass Of beer to II boy so small he
was obliged to stand on the foot
rail to peer over the bar. Several
scenes were shown from this joint,
which is one of those smashed bN
Carrie Nation during her crusade
last year The pictures are n fea.
turc of the campaign, which the
prohibtionistS of the county, led
by the ministers, are making
against the election of Galcn Mich
OILS and Bert Lucas, the candidates
for county attorney and sheriff ON
the Republican ticket.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-23
IN JAIL.
Young PeytOn Must Await
The Action of the Grand
Jury.

Clem Pcyton, who stabbed VIM.
Owen at Benton City because the
latter was driving away from
church with his (Peyton's) girl,
had his preliminary trial before
Judge Bass in this city last Friday.
DR.. w. W. McFarlane dressed
Owens wound and testified that
it was about I inches deep,
penetrating near the spine. Owen
testified that Peyton was drinking
and that he saw him with
n bottle of whisky just little time
before Pcyton attacked him.
County Attorney Buckley prose
cutcd and W. w. Fry represented
the defense.
Judge Bass held Peyton under II
81 900 bodd, but he was unable to
give it. and he must lie in Jail.