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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

pr. v. 1. Ludlow. the city health
officer. has reported % the fhan
committee 81 the city council as re
uueated. giving an estimate OF tie
praha bic monthly fum which VIII
hn required to be- expended tn
au4lsnea af ulik and water in afief
Ca protect thr eItluHs Of the city from
ti health and dtHrHsr
In this ruHort ilr Ludlow SAYS ls
substance
= nnH ON Investigation that There
ATE FL milk routes ia the city. The
lowest rUsaibie hunter 90 auai1 sees
that could hr made ta iuHaf pro-
lection against imRue milk would
be- enc analysis IL month Tor each
route This under the pressn ar
fRuFemeut would cost aa s. Tor each
analysis. ar $50 Per month
'rhrn there b. the matter ~
water nna grnn figuring up that
there arr ahsut spd wells tn che sitf
that probably ought 60 ~ eoua
dsmued a. uiefa ahailnW cess pools.
To condemn each ore We must first
have chemical aHaiYsiH one
analysts 81 wafHr euata under the
present arrangement So ana We
ought 20 make from tWn 90 four
analyses rHr month running ine
monthly tlli ZIP 60 so af tleu pee
month
"ny these Figures d aItl De- seen
that the teF5 hrat We rAu Un aHa
accomplish any good nt voalt D. -
Eut along win tI.n ~ JsHq per month
FOE MILK and water alone Those
analyses must - paid far uutet the
monthly appropriation system au 4
basis % usuiet expense. and the
high rate IL charged by chemists be-
cause IT the use 81 thrr fiWe rather
than far any expensive rraertasa
II wuuid D. uuraa aaFahiH raf 60
rKneet IA pas literally Tor thr time
% ass expert uha ulaht afherN lae be
employed un very valuable sags
and tha oniF really ECONOMICAL WY
faf the city "a secure sufuslrHt
auHbrf ~ analyses e. afford fraaaas
able ufafrcttnu So fhe public A.
moderate gesf r. n emuia9 a sal
a riea Chemist whose time eauid be-
Ions "a tne city
a salarjsd chemist could BE- had
fer sec mauih ans ths uunI hHf II
teats he could make would b. Sim
tied nlY hy his llae WITH a iahafa
tagy tUf bic zsss he could snHfYEa not
only mIAk 6Ht aafaf arfafaiuH Ms
nHafagf asraa- - eEsu fafunEHs arita
and arpfeheudinE Hisboarst miiks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
DIR. LUDLOW PRESENTS
LABORATORY REPORT
Health officer Shows Finance Committee How City
Chemist Would Save Money Now Spemm
Random Analysis

meh. but De could also auaiyka sam
pies at all Kinds OF aaupaated foods
and materially assist the meat in
specisf Ia detecting impure uf adult
tafated meats.
sm asking fpf the coming
month an appropriation Of SO 20 be-
paid tor analyses 81 uftlk and water
fhin sum Wuui1 be ample 90 pay tho
aaiatt 81 chemist ana the running
expenses 90 a laboratory far the
month ard " go expended would en-
able us 90 DO dneen times tha work
Ffa man economical standpoint
the laboratory iu the faHr uf these
flEur Ia bound - recommend liaelf
lu preference 90 the expenditure ~
A monthly appropriation Through q
laboratory md chemist We could
MAKE gM PER MONTH 30
MORE coon AID 10 IT MuHH
PROMPTLY. THAN WE rAG
4.kE SEQ Do UNDER TitE
PtEsENr AunANnEMENT
uf Ludlow has also filed with hr.
Creator 81 the health and sanitation
committee the application 20 faal
Hopkins 80 tha state university fur
a soc flau Of analytic chemist Mt
Hafikins application r. accompanied
With a letter fruln Professor nKvfH q
the state university affsf'Hs sac
uaa ~ fha university laboratory Tor
the work uniii such iinH aH TIE city
.4Hi establish laboratory - - HH
Isfufsaaaf uFerH Hisa rc HumehdH
NJ Hopkins hiHhiE aad thc aprH-
cation ih also Ansnna panied hf an
official aehuua Ir1awrHt ~ Che fafas
90 NJ Hopkins services tuf'nF his
employment by the United eiairs
government - expert chemist th taT
EamdHHk msHsisuEhfrr caaH 10
Alaaha
H.hIs umffef viii be cons iernN ~
tha tafat committees. ana the effef
pf Prot uYefs tu lend the city -
ssf8Fiiasra ~ the Universally lahet q
atarY wtll also be discussed
Il II nua practically rHftaiH That
The fnanae committee viii eUdofae
the laboratory plan ans sHpfoff tate
faf ifs establishment A. Tie Jest
NESTING the Only ausatlou was - 20
fha meet economical method - using
The iaanrf 90 BE appropriated.
Ttra I.udinwa data Hnd report
demonstrate beyond ST doubt that
Il cts laboratory wiu ha an enef-
nous saving 10 the city and e the
sssae tIua increase aHa broaden TIE
uuEsartnuiiEas ct the beard ~ health
a p1rh faf the gaei ~ the cry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
GIVEN 4
BAD NAME
MAI hieiNSts ROUGHLY HAN
DIED IN DIVORCE COURT

Mrs Mary Ma limits Nss Erantsd a
divorces fram her husband. Neal Mae.
Innis. b. special superior Judge
Hatch this morning. on grounds 81
CruritF and n1nHappGft Maeinuis
generally tapnfsd % - a worthless
citizen 81 Vancouver. y g.. appeared
in court thia morning 70 contest hts
wifes sgit. and entered a xunsrnl d.
NAL stating that he had always aup-
ported his Wifa and hts I've children.
The evidence nEainst hiua. however
waa 50 overwhelming. particularly
that II County Magistrate Alexander
- Vancouver. Who tostlned that he
he'd tatcs caused the mans arrest
for uaEiaotins bis family. that Judge
Hatch did not hesitate iu awarding
the decree 70 Mrs aaeinnis and CIV
Ina her ,ha custody 81 her i've chill
drsn. for whom Attorney Tom Page
vas appainted guardian.
Macinnts vas ordered o. pay tis a
month aiimnnY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

foFrst7
Thfs morning. whru one Of the
graders was doing eadmua stunt
with bIs plaY be tan iufa a suas
sUlset This must be the pfpefaas
tiuatiuE attorneys office Saft the
grader. who has been follow iBE the
faFmaisrhyae Investigation.
Hut &c wasn't
Il vas last great bis log ~ a
tree. ats1ut s feet IN dIameger and as
deer rooted as nalfYman Pratt =
aversion ta "mHk fanl
AFTER several heBffs 80 labor the
log was removed and tie work went
eu cRimiy ana Praeaf fully a. hafHre
The question n1W ls where iI1 the
tree uame from 40 enc NAs sven
% plant sc. ana planted Il certainly
wa
The only solution watch has nux-
ssstei itself 10 tafe 8 that there
was an Aesrn there when fhe sfaH-
Ing began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

ST louis Mrs aattia ngueaF. a
pretty yaeua matfun, not aHix cap
tafrd daring burglar at fte point ~
. revolver hut fHrtad hiu.. uuder
threats - being shot a. sali enc pa
lee
Ms usuwaT'a tafne has heen rnhisfd
tuire Whra. from hsf 5rauins room.
ahe saw STRAINS uHsu in hta ats'kins
fest eresHtHa 80 ataifu. shv seiHra a
revolver and crypt up tao
Az uafsiaf saa beuaiHs ever bef
dfuaaiHs table
- aHrfK h. hHtknf fatiI bat eiil fHH
ilss8 step aaWn stairs ahe eatd,
The maH tarurd. The raFoitar AS
held perfectly level At bis he4H hls
glance took iu one email anasf un the
lriNauf then Hrf clear brnun eYra auG
aasn iIpa fla stepped
aitH % a ftsfv. hui rvaTff Nlii fuu
eau TIE raiice station ever the phone
fhareH
The mas hesltatet
Tn awfaiiY rerFaus ani thla tfiE
gar b. a hair aus remarked Mrs Hen-
uaF apa5aEalirsfiY
TIE burglar afaN~d rhsB shH ar.
deFed him % 81 taNu sea kspt him
eaFrrsa with the sun anti she wagon
fattitf un
susaf I'm EiaA g 80 yea - sslf
uks year siass shs pa ihst suu On
fffa
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AL/B/

y. HaHehr fhc Insurance man
charged win having hrsn one ~ the
tea fnrn wha rahbef ths tfliek fam.
IN 81 their ufrrn Lake home Deem
asF - after hIndInR ard aaEEinE Mrs
HHck her father ard hushsna q ar-
.4.ss~-
The friss ~ his ease Hss begun IN
aay iH ths tfImirag department. ~ nSe
superior court ana the states efi+
tsnCs waa concluded yesterday Al
Boon naurks although the stolen
q seifg sar found 50 his hausa claims
that ~ haushf ii freH q mar named
iiIram Hgheit uha has lsft the city
sHd Shs e tnsvu AZ most dsspef
ate character tnd uh1su The police
suspect r. have heem ttaueAra acuatu-
pII-e 81 he haid ap
AIR. HaHtse she faithful wife whom
hssieza deserted when ~ Hed % sac
fametlfa who're ha vas arrested in
e.trnpauy wtth aasihrr wofnau pas
ihs principal witness fgf the defense
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
INTO
WHITE HOUSE
Crank Would See PreSi-
denf Roosevelt and This. Win
Others. Has OcCaSioned Great
Exciten7enf---He Is InoffenSiye
and Simply Unbalanced

has neeaaiaurd great excitement lie
save tbe name NJ he kef OF Nor
With. conn he madr un hostile
decentralization when Res'oatrd hY the
White HaHsr officer and arnt with
TIE paIlce readuy He Is mentally
unbalanced Under orders ffatu the
Waite Haasa 90 one T. allowed 70
see or speak Go him
Secretary Loeb has issued orders
% 40 attaches az the White H0uae
q. che effest that they Uiu so longer
BE- permitted - siNe cut ANY infar-
mafiuu relative 60 aaeh callers. tie
fvsrs that thr HDtafirtY siFen efahkn
~ thla klud Veil attract others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
MANY REFUGEES
REFRESHING PfRiSHiNG
nSeEpoSlANs FLEEING sLoooY SWORD 90 rURNe DIE
or HUNGER AND EXPOSURE

SOFIA. oct 9a-HHas IL failing ia
the mountains aHa refugees tn
Matednnia are reported % be dfihE
a. the tate ~ leo q dag All Who
Teach bulgaria are supplied Nith
food aua clothes. bat "a tsafafitf are
tan arak ara frightened 81 rWach the
frontier The matter - rescue u
attended with Efeat difficulty a. b.
Tar Ihr sffstrf pafraataEa ere mHth.
sra and tha5e Ittle children
REPORTS received here bftHEa Hf-
fnEa - the greatest suffering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

OPIUM RAID

fi1Flug ar spi4a fsi1 IA ths Pine
city hotel on FIRST avsHfia. between
- ain and Jackson streets. last night.
Eva Clark and John Smith. both
cai1fed. we're arrested. smith had
the appearance Of a confirmed opium
smoker. bat the womAp was evtdant-
y n novice.
When Sergeant Powers ard De.
festive Freeman entered the room IN
which the two were smoking. 81 was
fiiia4 with tha rank fumes % the
white poppy. The layout" con.
siatiuR 81 pipe. the peanut oil
lamp. some extra bowls and opium.
Nas found Both man and woman
were taken 70 jail. but released on
t2s bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
GOLDMAN
GRABBED
ALLEGED sNlsolER CAST m.
re JAIL. IN SPITE or his
GLAD RAGS

c. n oiolamau. waa the paiice say
4. one Of the eleNeFest 90 shArners
and who D. wanted for ssina'iuz IN
several Pacific eaast towns. Was ar
festet aa the SHattle hotel th.s ar
ternean Al / O'Clock by eHy De-
tectiEcs Byrnes ard Adams
Gaidman arrived IN Seattle this
morning Nilb his wtfe and susazei
the most expensive apartments a.
the seattle
The allegea swindler dresses Ia the
heisat ef tashian wears expensive
tsselFy and has plenty AZ mT1eY lie
spends mpnes lAxisbiY and s. = rs
aim q make himself a soe1 fellow
generally.
From Los Angeles % Seattle.
N1fkInH both WAYS. aaiimln L.
said 81 have ---a-..l :. -. -. -.
and salt Lake city Be- i kaaNu %
have waFkad
H. seattle the ceea hotel vas the
saere OF his operations siN months
aEn When TIE seattle pa5Ice
learned that Goldman VAS On his
eaF % seattle Manager Efile daft
nsy q the Cecil vas notified Two
days aga At Gaffaey sWaFa -
complaint against Goldman. chars
taz him with obtaining money under
false prstsnaas.
Goldman. Giaffuey alleges. nssbed
a worthless sight afat Oh = ffati-
tioas saetsr4 firm Zoe t8S Ths fraN
vas eszhsd ~ the hutsi AMI Gait-
mar disappeared since that tIf1e
news % him has reached the p8IIee
a. vafiaaa times
A eauHle % daFs ago chief - fto-
li-e Elton of Los Angeles teIs-
xraphed Chief sullivan - arrest
fs8iiaau 0u q Hafranf whiEh Waa
followed by q tsieEraghsc warrant.
The telegram says
'tiastmam n a professional crook.
representing himself 60 b. a travel
laz man for Joseph !. Cohen - NHW
York in sarle places and Wass HHns
- New Yort In others Hs has
passed worthless checks Ia saif tsaEs
City Butte. i.ns Angeles ans many
coast towns Hla wanan ls - cash
sixht drafts en- fictitious firms
When Goldman Vas aFresfrd ~
ibid Detective HYruaa that h. had
come back @ Seattle . settle up.
A. the station he objected 10 being
booked. bat H#aa fursai - part Hlgh
his fawalry and take a place with
ordinary hohass En- the etty SAT-
Goldman Wfl BE- friei hsre and
possibly later sent - Is1a Angeles
lie r. 9sfli connected aud ta said 20
have weii-to=to relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
R|OTOUS
WOMEN
FAIR STRIKERS CREATE MUCH
TROUBLE AT NEW YORK
WOODEN RAG FACTORY

NEw YORK oct Flfiy Young
women siriaers enroBraked ~ a
fruwa ~ tna waFEmen created a
snail fi1t at Eirat street punian far
factory this mafuinx The police had
hard time 60 suppress tha riot The
fair rioters smashed oHt all tha vim
danH in the building ahd injured
manr policemen Nith alunfa and
BRICKS The leaders NafH arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
$4,000 FOR
A PILL is
TOO CHEAP
WORK

LoNpoN. oct AT token auc-
don house today. 1880 vas bid for a
single pill which Is said 10 contain
a secret essence Of great value. The
pill wua withdrawn on the ground
that the bid was inadequate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

WASHINGTON. n G. nct -
Another crank tried - reach the
nr,safieut today lie appeared At
the north entrance 81 tbs White
House re Was admitted by the
doatkraper and after being cues
toned VAS handed over 90 the police
All the officials sire fetieeHt
TIE crank was first observed about
10 a'cluek bN au officef He had
MANAGED % sneak intn tht executive
mansion % the Nhite House Without
artsettau. How iouaI be hal been la
the lobby before his presence was
discovered Il nol kaawn
its attempt % reach the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
WANT INCREASE
IN WAGES

CHICAGO. oct Five hundred
glove makers struck this mnrnins be-
cause 30 glove makers employed by
the Eiaeudrath company demand an
increase In wages. baslnnirg Nayem-
ber l. when the preaept vase eputfaet
aNnIrna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
CHAMBERLAIN
ATTACKED

LONDON. oct : II f. thr ger
rfai inclination % await further de-
tails If oeeph Chamberlain plan. as
outlined N hts speech issI night. be
fore Swing n final verdict ln Liberal
ufaviuria matters The British pa
pefn Do not attack the heme 80
much AZ chnmhafiAiu personally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
SUFFOCATED
MINERS OVERCOME BY SMOKE
IN ATTEMPT TO CHECK FIRE
-okE pEAo

EUREKA. Utah. oct William
ueniave. a miner. and siH other men.
we're overoolns wlIh smoke while
audeavofing 10 put q bulkhead In
the Centennial fotireka mine % check
4 mysterious fire All were resuscit-
ated bat neniove Three mines are
dllsd with smahs and 400 miners
are fHle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

-. PETERSBURG 6Ats There
IL widespread belief among the
rEaF'H NuhafaHsrdtu ssthaseis that
msa Ia imminent hstween NasHfa ans
TufkrY fluis ants are i~aFina tie
a1al herr dlafriz9 VI Russia via ee=
hrstnpai Or eanstautiuspis. uF tbs
- pisaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
WHENCE GAME
The TREE?
Graders Discover a Grant OF the
Forest While Excavating
Union Street

Irrigation has done wonders for
Union street
While it was % be expected that
something would have Kfowa there
By this tine-the lard having been
pl0Wsf and irrigated Tor a number
Of weeks. who would have guessed ~
would turn into An qrehaEi or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

The blueiackrts AMI marines OF
the New York viii row a three mile
race this afternoon.
Take boats from Pier al 6 20,
Sis. ,. 10. II Is a. m. lis. 2.So.
30. 4 so. 7 so D ~. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
AERODROME
LAUNCHED

WIDEN oct : Tangley's
e. foot 6arodrpme was launched al
noon to-day, with Charles Maulpy
aboard - navigator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

Harry Hardy. bartender IN the
Mug saloon. wsa Dismissed from ems
iodT ~ Justice Cam this morning. the
stsis haViHs failed to provs a eass
II iaFranY TIM the narasr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
ANNUAL DINNER or
CHARITY SOCIETY

Tie anuuai meeting and dinner Of
the Seattle Charity Organization So
disty. was heia IN the lecture room
- the FtrR Methodist church. last
night. an was largely attended.
Afiaf dinseT lad been served. Soc
Rotary s. Writ Steele read HIS re-
pot Of tka Wafk done during the
post year. which showed that Sos
destitute ra~Fa had been lhvcaz
tiRated aud relieved Addresses
we're dsllvafaA by Samuel ~ Piles
Rev. n A. Matthews and J r. Mel
kIa Of the c-arisbrr Of commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
BLOW
UP 500
RACKS
plsoRuErLEc woRkMEH sUs
PEcrEp or USING DYNAMITE
TO SECURE PAY FOR WORK

HAULr STE MARIE. ont, oct :.
An attsnpi VS. made to dynamite
the Aissma Central switch tracks.
this morning The charge WAS not
heavy enough to DO great damage
Il is believed TO have been the
vork ~ dissatisfied employees ~ the
Lake superior gpuaait dated eafns
pHuY Mote trouble b. expected -
tha HiagHuHftei #HfzfHueu vino re-
eaivud worthless checks 90 payment
FOR their work claim tn have an an
limited supply Of dynsfuite which
they may use
SALT LAKE. ttah oct THE eaae
against farfaar United States Senator
saa dismissed in the district court 20.
faY IN = trahniaaHfy fsHdef ths iaw
Ntta cannot rwaaf aut e complaint
AGAINST hvr husband Ara Annie
Hradisy tha uuman f. the ea-e. who
pleaded guilty last week wil be sen
fenced October ts
TIE Hr9Wnz IifafE1ey scandal IA aHs ~
common knaRtataa h tha city u has
been aitaadaa hF ansa iits. ran pIaya
and thr tisa wh5ah reached q climax
several weeks aEa uhau SIR bradley
horse hihp~d Hf8wu BOTH were
charged Sith sauitafg 10y nr9Nn's
wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

Dr Richard Boom a well known
.dugntof % ohio. viii deliver n ieca
turs 20 teachers AZ the HiEh school
Monday evening. oct 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. June 24-Linemen OF the Pacific
coast telephone Company strike today
lOPEkA, Kan, une 24-The special session Kansas
Legislature called to provide relief for the flood sufferers
convened today
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 24-Anoher
an-hands injured
WASHINGTON, d. c, June 24.-Foowng orders from
state Department. the United States Minister Servia left
grade today previous to the arrival of the new King
BERLIN, Germany, June 24Tfe election
Inc SOCIALIST has made remarkable gains The Socialist
representation has been increased forty per cent
NEW YORK, N: " June a4-Sir Thomas Upton arrived
New York today lie given cordial reception by
members of the New York Yacht and will accompany the
club cruise $50
= NEW YORK, N. " June 24-Ex- Congressman Edmund H
briggs today indicted charge connection with the
fostoe Department frauds briggs Democratic member
OF the Fiftyhfth and of the Fifty-sixth Congress-
BELGRADE Servia June 24-King Peter arrived
IN Belgrade today The King given enthusiastic
reception by the people Cheering hrongs lined along
which the King proceeded the Palace with strong military
guard The sympathy OF the people we'll military
obviously with King Peter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26
JAPANESE WOMEN MUST HAVE
HUSBANDS ON LANDING

The late ruling from Washington that all Japanese
here furnish satisfactory proofs that they married
else through the the dock before being
given their liberty end OF work and
the officials having charge them Few of the
here know word of English, and what surprising
know their husbands when these worthless claim them
The other day batch of half dozen married and
their with flowers and signs relief from the Customs
and smile of satisfaction from the Buddhist Priest who
pockets dollar every time a nuptial knot is tied.
The arriving from Japan the Channel
wharf and kept there until their husbands appear In Japan
by proxy, but this sufficient the
of the officials hence the here By
experiment, placed between other
and then the called and asked pick her
husband Such much for her and she failed to
distinguish her Nevertheless another found who
equally good her eyes, she her
Another Japanese arrived the found his wife and
pared the Before the words said however,
burst confidence he disclosed the fact that he had another
he busy engaged trying divorce his first
There maiden of than fifteen years
who for Honolulu be married. only find arriving
here that her husband has disappeared and supposed be dead
She has been held here for nearly month the hopes that the
report the husbands death might prove false but she has
about given all hope and will Japan by early
being faithful his memory among the
callers her in the least.
When successful finds her husband and away
happy she farewell by those left behind
flow freely for few The of the
pucy though and busy themselves about their work
keeping watchful eye for friend, relative
bridegroom
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26
WAIAHoLE SCHOOL.
Closing Exhibition and Luau We're
Most Joyous.

OF all the closing exercises among
he public schools of the islands, per-
haps none was more unique than those
ut the Waiahole school which took
place on Saturday last. The school
house was tastefully decorated with
strings of MALE, also festoons of ferns
and crepe paper, crimped.
During the morning hours the pupils
of the two rooms entertained their par
ents and friends by exhibitions of their
requirements in songs and declama-
lions. At noon sumptuous. old-fash-
Toned luau was served, which was en-
.oyed by young and old. The proceeds
OF admission We're for the purchase of
pole and flag for the school.
Through the courtesy of Governor
Dole seven members of the government
band were present and delighted every
body with their songs and the music of
stringed instruments. The Waianapa-
hapa quintette also rendered several
Hawaiian airs. The affair was well
managed and reflects much credit upon
Hiss Alice d. Nudge, the principal of
the school, whose efforts in behalf of
that community are highly commend
able.
Among the guests at the luau were
II. +. Wichman. Collector Stackable,
J, d. Bicknell, w. w. Bristol, Gerrit P.
Wilder, Mrs. c. C. Perkins, Miss May
Damon, Miss Macfarlane, Mrs. Harry
Miss Alice Macfarlane,
Miss Hattie Macfarlane, Sonny Macfar-
ane and John Maertens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26
THE UNPAID
BILLS ACT
Warrants to Be Issued at
Once Payable in
September.

Information received from the Audit
office is that warrants for appropria-
tions in the Unpaid Bills Act will be
issued Immediately after the bill be-
comes law. They will be made payable
in September, as there is not cash in
sight before that time to stand a drain
of 100000, extra to ordinary expendi-
lures.
Current bills for May are being made
payable on July 20. June bills will be
paid on August 20. The July taxes
ought to carry all appropriations out of
current revenues comfortably until the
end of the year. According to present
the subsidies to counties
will not be called for before some
months following the date for which
they are appropriated. Any appeal
from Judge Gears decision yet to be
rendered on the act will probably not
be heard by the Supreme Court until
October, and allowing at least thirty
days for an opinion to be handed down
the chances are slim for having a final
review by the Federal Supreme Court
until far along in next year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26
THE FIRST
American Savings &
Trust Co.
OF HAWAII, LTD.

Capital, 100000.
President .............,..Ce Cecil Brown
Vice-President .........M. P. Robinson
cashier ...................W. G. Cooper
Principal Office: Corner Fort and
King streets.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate of Az per cent per annum.
Rules and regulations furnished upon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-26

from Honolulu Drug Co." Mr.. shorey
says ut was so much above standard
that l obtained a second one through
another agent with result noted. 1t
may be we'll for druggists 10 note that
1t is not only when a drug is below
standard that II is classed as adulter-
ated, but II it differs from the stand
ard, With many drugs a great excess
over the standard would be more dan
gerous than below"