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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13

Yes, 1t Is personality that counts, Individuality. And 1t were a sad mis- take it in the improving of the very interesting little city of Honolulu any set pattern were followed, attempt made to construct an imitation some thing. MT. Charles Mulford Robinson, familiar with the cities of many lands and student of civic aesthetics, pre- sents plans for new Honolulu that appeal to one as singularly suitable and beautiful. MT. Robinson addresses the rccple of Honolulu with a wis dom end understanding passing rare: He would be a ruthless iconoclast who would try to pattern ono city aft CT another. We must preserve the in- dividuality of Honolulu, or its charm will depart Cut through broad ave- tnues and boulevards, build hot and sunny quay, widen your streets and straighten them, spend enough money in such measures hopelessly to bank rupt the city. and when the work Is all done the winsomeness of Hono- lulu will have departed, and 1t will always be spoken of as the town that was spoiled. So my first charge is, be true 10 yourselves. Do not dream of what other cities may have done; but, far isolated from them, develop your own Individuality. be Hawaiian. be a more beautiful Honolulu. Then you will have distinction, and only then.
 The one to whom the plans were so fortunately entrusted thus pleads for development, not re-making, his artistic sense quick to appreciate the charm Of the narrow, winding streets, the incongruousness of introducing a "checker-board" scheme: and argues that Honolulu is not, does not aspire to be an industrial center, but, rare and precious, city of delight.
 A city of delight, where wearied
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
Spread of con,r.e, System.

The contract system of supply. the London Mail remarks. is being ex- tended to every branch of the public's necessities. A London firm. for sio0 . year. received in installpents. if de- sired. will supply one dress suit. one lounge suit. one morning suit. one flannel suit. one frock coat suit. two overcoats. one winter. one summer. A Manchester firm supplies other cloth ing. hosiery. shirts. gloves. etc. for . fxed quartely sum.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
COMING EVENTS.

July 14-Shop league baseball at Driving park, Athletic field and Rye lots.
 July 15-Fourth annual outing of the Oats club"
 July 27-Closing novelty dance given by Miss Nellye T. Reeds dane- ing classes at the academy, 43 East Main street.
 Aug 11-Feld day and carnival of sports, given by the Cnited Courts. state of Connecticut. Ancient Order of Foresters, at Waterbury Driving park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
2 , lIttle kopoI FoR pYsPEP-

nya little KODOL FOR DYsPEP- s1A after your meals Many stomaehs are overvorked to the point where they refuse to go further. Kodol di- rests your food and gives your sfom- sch the rest it needs. vhile its recon structive properties get the stomach bsrk into working order. KODOL re- Heves fsfulence. sour stomach. pslpE- tsfio1 of the heart- belchine. eta. Sold by H- " LAke Drug Co. and Jeseph 6nitA. o9e Bank stros<. Brook.yn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
Lots in . Name.

A London woman had . painting which she believed to be by Turner and offered 1t to several dealers. who said it was nothing like Turner's work and refused to buy it. Later shs found documents which proved 1t to be a genuine Turner and within . week she sold 1t for 312.250.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
Hail, Bacchus,

Who that once has known him caA ever forget the great 0allaspy. who drank seven in hand: that 10. seven glasses 30 placed between the fingers of his right hand that, in drinking. the liquor fell Into the next glass. and thereby he drank out of the hrst seven glasses at once."-London spse, tator. sf,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
A Fraud Expossd.

"The lines in your hand indicaAs. . said the fortune-teller. that you win, be married . second tina" "Pshaw." she angrily retorted. grabbing for tho dollar she had just laid upon the ta- ble. you're an old fraud. If I'm svsrI married again 1t will bs the fsuftA' time"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
E.pl.ininr Popularity of Toast.

The Lancet thinks that the increas- ing popularity of toast indicates that the public resents the insipidity of modern bread. If bread possessing the peculiarly attractive flavor which characterized 1t in the days of stone milling were placed on the modern breakfast table the preference for toast would. 1t thinks. very sensibly diminish.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
RIDES FOR FIFTY.THREE
 HOURS UNDER \ TRAIN
Perilous Trip to Paris from Constan- tinopls by Roumanian-Had
 Neither Food Nor Drink.

Paris.-One of the most extraordin- ary journeys on record was performed by man who arrived here on the Orient express from Constantinople re- gently.
 As the express drew into the railway terminus one of the railway oficials suddenly shouted:
 There is dead man on the hogie of the restaurant car"
 Investigation was promptly made. when 1t was found that the man was not dead. but asleep, with his overcoat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
cat pl.y, nothrr to puch,-

wapakoneta. O.-Recently a hen be- longing to Monte salmire. q drayman. hstrhed out I3 ducks and st once abandoned them to their fate A large family cat fell in love with the duck- lets and esssyed to play the part of mother. The ducks have taken very kindly to their strange foster mother.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Socialist party. nza AIIl-

Socialist party.
 Brass Moulders.
 Electricians union. Ladies Aid society. Stampers' local. 20s. St Ann's drum corps. Hibernian Rifles drill. Neighbors of America. Court Shields. F. of A. Fifth division, A. O. H. Court McGivney, D. of I. Speedwell lodge, K. of P. Ladies auxiliary. A. o. H. Court Champlain. F. of A. Court E. R. Crosby. F. of A. Plumbers and Steam Filters. Connecticut lodge. Int o. O. F. winona council. Jr. O. |. A. NJ. Waterbury Progressive Bremen. Waterbury lodge, No 5. A.o.U.W. Rosedale camp, No s6l5, NJ. w. of A.
 Hawthorne lodge. Sons of st George.
 Townsend lodge. I. O. o. F.. school
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
Much Coal in Natal.

At the industries commission re. gently held at vryheid. Natal. it vas stated that thousands of millions Of tons of coal equal in quality to any yet mined in Africa existed within c radius of 90 miles of the town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
No oush in rhss. I.ssers

1n the sse letters from Mn Jordan, the actress. to the duke of Clarence aftervari William " of England. bes norzznsfie husband vhiok letter. were sold d Lsshsyis. Lo11o1. tA<rs were 10 terms of entesrnent Tn< letter. ail bsgin abrxpsly sfser rA< date lize and ed -Tssrs siscers- H. O y-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
Not Altoeethsr . Compliment

The following doubtful complimsoe Is a fragment from q love lettsr:: l How I wish. my darling Adslaids.
 my engagements would permit nc tei leave town and come to see you! Tt would be like visiting some old ruin,I hallowed by time and fraught vftA' . thousand recollections."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
On Love

When . feller loves a gal" said the Msnsyunk philosopher. chewing . violet. he thinks that every other man be knows is his rival for the gals sffections And when he finds out that this ain't actually the case. vhy. then ehuckled the philosopher. -hs's 10 longer In love-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
Easy.

Speak every day to some one vhe you know Is your superior" said 3d. ward Everett Hale. An sasy duty. If' your wife is not at home say ssus thing to the cook.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
w.sssfsl snall Vice.

Vanity and egctisu in all its forms are vices. The vain man wastes. ia seif-spprovai. in the decoration of his person- or in fcolisA self-con1dence. the tine. thouskt or money Dat ought ts bs sp<zt co inprovsnent-Ex-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
A Lsng Wait

These here old lady sctresses.a said the Paint Rock sage. -is sac1 continually maxim their farsvell aD- pearance. Their farewell disapDoaR ance is vot I'm vaitin' to sea
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
uev raoueht on rov~

It is be<tfr not to bs loved thao to be badly loved For a ar6sne mind hesitation and snxfeey or6 vorse thsn dsspaif.-Lssfss cslsk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
Hsns fnstfsse oeru.e.

A hs.Ins pisss. vhs1A - uua m she Is1e q 11an tvo yengo on1 G1 no1khs aU refuns1 eD 1u - o1 . D1u1nnun n1dnn1. pounn1R
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-14

6S. C. Hedeman-Olds (tonneau)
90. w. M Campbell-Ford (tonneau)
10 Geo. c. Beckley-Reo (tonneau)
Il. DR.. w. Hoffmann-Olds runabouD
~. Albert F. Along
Winton (touring)
rs. L. G. Kellogg-Gale (runabout)
"A. L. G. Kellogg
White Steamer (touring)
IS. VIII Barclay
Schoening (ranabout)
rs. R. c. Stackable-Reo (tonneau)
II. R. II. Trent-Reo (runabout)
rs. j. A. Gilman-Prescott (runabout)
10 VIM. n. Patten-Orient (runabouD
80 Dr.. w. R. Brinckerhoff-
White Steamer (touring)
81 Andrew Adams
White Steamer (touring)
81. Hy. Waterhouse Trust Co.
REQ (tonneau)
SO. Henry N. Almv-Olds (runabOut)
S4 Willard E. Brown
Olds (runabout)
So. T. w. Hobron-Wayne (touring)
IS. E. o. Hall & Son
Pope Hartford (touring)
81. Won Hamm- Dung CO.
White Steamer (touring)
49, Gov. Geo. r. Carter
AutOcar (runabout)
50. j. S. B. Pratt-Ford (tonneau)
90. VIM c. Lyon-Gale (runabout)
81. J. T. Warren-Reo (tonneau)
%. Dr. NJ. Oyama-Olds (runabout)
90. Selden b. Kingsbury--
Autoear (runabout)
ga. VIM. W. Goodale-
95. Burrell Cons t. Co.
Gale (runabout)
90. Chas. Hartwell--
Packard (touring)
81. H. F. Wichman-Winton (touring)
%. H. L. Kerr-Orient (runabout)
90 W. A McNeill-Buick (runabout)
100. c. c. Won Hamm-
Autocar (runabout)
President McCandless, the only mem
Der of the committee present, remarked
that as the membership fee to the auto
club is only six dollars he felt that the
owners should respond more generally
than has been the case. 1t is intended
that the floral parade, which takes place
on February %, shall excel in every
way that of last year but to do this
it will be necessary to have larger
club. He hopes that by bringing the
matter to the attention of the public
in this way there will be response
and the result will be. not only big
ger parade but that the influence of
its members for good roads will be
felt
Mr. Wood has recently received in
luiries as to Hawaii from parties In
Chicago, Ills; Troy, y. Y; Columbus,
Ohio; Colfax, Wash; the Seattle Cham
GER of Commerce and from gentleman
n Dunedin. New Zealand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-14
CANNON.
Continued from Page One.)


fully designated. The Secretary finds
that qualifications for residence in a
given assembly district are likely tC
be an important factor. Manila is full
of ambitious Filipinos who want to be-
come members of the assembly. and
they are exercising their wits in nu-
merous ingenious ways 10 establish a
residence in some outlying province
that will qualify them to become can
didates.
IF these Manila Filipinos could have
their way they would permit enc TO
qualify who goes to given city TO
have his washing done. The Philip
pine Commission is trying to prevent
that kind Of caper. 1t wants an as
scrnbIy of FfIipinos who are familiar
with their own communities and In
sympathy with the people. Secretary
Taft is giving the commission advice
on that matter. He is ready and Will
ing to spend about four months on the
Pacific ocean. going and coming, for
the sake of helping these FilipinOs to
a good start in enacting their own
laws. and he does not want to take that
long voyage 70 see the inauguration Of
a legislative farce.
II was a keen disappointment TO him
when Charles f. Magoon was unex-
pectedly made Provisional Governor Of
Cuba and thereby prevented from pro-
ceeding 70 the Philippines. Secretar!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-14

copies of our papers containing the in
terviews of General Otis of the Los
Angeles Times, referring to the attrac-
tions of Hawaii, and his interest in the
proposed line of steamers to be oper-
ated out of San Pedro.
We are in receipt of letter from
our friend, Mr.. Alex. Nee. Ashley of
the Pittsburg, Pa, Weather Bureau,
showing that he is continuously work
ing to advance Hawaii s interests. In
the letter referred to, he gives the
name and address of residents of Pitts
burg who will visit the islands this
winter and to whom, at his request,
we are sending out our different
folders.
Respectfully submitted,
H. P. WOOD,
Secretary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-14
TRUST COMPANY AGENCY.

Upon the recommendation of U. s.
Senator Hopkins of Illinois, George A.
Davis has been appointed as attorney
and agent here OF the Illinois Surety
Co of Chicago. one of the strongest
companies I'm the United States. Yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Davis filed with
the clerk of the United states District
Court a certificate OF his appointment,
as required by the statute.