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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
: Salo S2uori,uscuro pitda i,,,,re

Salp VuoriipScira pitdG iuuret
iItamat 6ubtifuun % p;nd ia t. t
II y. firie iltamot fello = italia ps
malta bupneeuoan.
8titoS. Wlr gntti &aiiaIalIe
port slrtburisia milpitD., tiitos mais
woisianne 2anion Spieton bpmdfii
pnnd orip. IabiottaiiIe. ia toimimiebiI-
le!
Str Is. SiipataIta pIen MIN. ia.
nddn mastaan ottanut 5000 6.
SpiSton bpndfii.
&auian SpistoIa 9 p. maoIisf. 1906
&iitouiiuuoella
!Oeitfi Mura.
Supneita ipuofrattoipana pers
belle ia Noriolf It. Srpnmoooisia.
MrS. Oscar s. Ban, 124 q.
Gurrp It.
= Mpnarcb Hddtdli So. critpinen
aIiamies on toipattopana Sronpoo,
Din fpmpponian iioorisia periantois
ma maalist. l6 p. mmfanaan iuuri
paIifoima Waotendntteitd. 6ptpd til
%laiiuus iaaba Iopimat rddtdlin tefois
let Waaffeef balpemmala taipaniSta.
Wtiistafaa ainoastoan gboen pdis
mdn piippp ban tddld.
Eoifet faupttaat mppipdt tas
tparoita baIpoibin bintoibin muta
fen ippn tdbben etta tuIee iiiaa uuiils
lie taparoiue. MnberIon &c Siqber9
mppipdt ientdboen taiparaa polfus
binnoiua ettd iaapat raboia mafz
iuafieen ~lasfujaan tuffutauppiaile.
: Griffin bpmitii tunnetut Walf>
oipcr fensdt opot %iaaprneet Suomas
Ioiieen Southampton. @orIin ,ls
iaita fcnat- Dnnd feidfenfid. Woit'
te tebod alma luottamufiella meiodn
f%ansiamme faupat, iild me myDms
me teiue emf hiotan taiparaa.
Suomalainen &enfdfauppo. 2l7
&. Iurora It. Walo H. 9. Salosio.
- 6aitellaiiia maaleja buoneiben
iiids ia ulfopuolelle iopipia iefd Iaats
tioibin OH iaotamana iuuri warasto
anoerion &c SiIbereiud.
- SaStem %iuamnnja ia itleSt1dn
fdppid laeten febtoia iuiri malifoi'
ma @nberion e. Silber9in faupoSIo
8aamatnita, 2utb. 2irffopoS'
%tilloita, foraalipiriifiriojo ia uieita
muitnfin ~usfonnoaiiia firioia On npi
iuuri ioapumit past. g. WuoreIlc,
&iirubtofoa oStomaau ennen fuin
ppnipot.
-9aaS Ioapnmut tooranlosti enem
miStddn motroslejo ia iprin9eid, roits
tapeteid, poIstereito, tppnpid y. M.
Mnoerlon &c SillbergiIe.
- Sinnan alennaS. 6pipdnob-
faiiia Chrome &io miesten fenfiG,
binta $3.50, mpDoddn Sronmpobin
SO. Stoorieia MT $1.75.
@bSpttumasti tdpoeliiin moz
rostp foifeeta buonetoIuista on Pins
oeri ion &c Si,bereiud.
= Grp,ufuro ia Wt. 6. digger mics
ten fen9dt omat poroito miti roboI:
la oStoo moiooon. Suiuis, tefo, TO-
pipoiiuuS ia MALI erinpmoinen.
9aiffi mint fenfdtebtoiliiat oipot
beio6n iGIittelioitddn. 6innot merfis
tpt tebtoosia $3.50, $4.O9 ia $500.
81. s. DiSer potenttinobtoiiio fenfid
i%curoo firialinen tofouS. WipDtd,pd
nd oinooStoon Sronpoooin SO.
StoorisIo.
= Smm teioGn ndfDnne f6p bel
fotii ia Iilmdnne aIfanat bdmdrtd'
mddn min on teiodn iiuoin poros
fdpbd ostamasia iopiipot iilmdlaiit
Ia m mnco,Ito
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
s. e. WILLIAMS,
KaikeIIaisen Rautatavaran ia talouskaIujen myyja,
Ironwoodnsa, Mich.

my parhata tavaroita ia tarjoaa THE majestic Range" uuneJa parhaim-
pima ma mioinkaan n valmntettu. Hin on myynyt Shervng William
sin valmiksi sekoihtuja maaeja 16 vnota, ia tetaa niden oevan par
hainta aTa. Hin tekee myUs kaikelasta veipippujen ia Gkaviemarien
panemista ia kaikellaita plumbing work alale kuuluvaa ty0ta. Voitte al
ma kaantya hanen puoleensa, sHla hanela on alma suomalainen konttoors-
san ia saatte hanelta rehelHsen kohtelun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
u. ~. Veterfpn,


u. ~. Yeteripn,
Notary Bubble tdsid taupun9iSIo
tefee fauppafirioia, fiinnitpefirioia
omaiiuufiien pddle, ia pnItqtirioia
%perimpfIid parten. Yalos ia nGufi.
IDdfhmnSdiidmicS fn0feifdf5'
pbtiDi0e. = q. SO. peterion.
- 3arpiteSSanue firjes ia firioi
tuspaperio. fpnid ia mustetta, mon
fGG 6. W. 9eaniae. !Sdneld on
mpptGipGnd niitd tafparoita paiffa
mistd IaiiSta. 9dneltd iaooaan mpDs
oStaa malofupasfoteloita t~aifenfos
foiiile m%olofuipile.
- Nippifpulu oltaa maolisfuun
26 y. Flo 10 aamuIa Srontpoooin
2aniauisicurafunnan firfosia. &is
pile lasfeminen topobtuu PddiidiSs
ndnd.
= Wene @urpopan maibin. eiin,.
Eonstaan, Safiaan ia Gn9lanbiin
tai bpmin puctctun omeritfoloiien
nailen tpfD ia fpip. mittd oipot pos
rata naiSten fenfid? @aStaus on
lpbpesti. Oorotbp Oooo $500 ia
$3.50, Ietd Sob Wtebol $500 ia
$3.50. MpDtdmdnd oinoastoan S.
ronmoobin So. Stooresio
MieStcn iltamat ilmoitctaan
pioettdmdfii neutrality-suspicious.
bpipdfii ySolpsieuran boaliuo maa
LIST. 20 y.
- @armemtpi ia eoulliictnpi FUN
panffi on iuomoIaiSten Wustan &ar.
hun GoiipantopbtiD, ipsio OH fol'
mattofpmmentd mineraolifleimid, iii.
ben luettuna mpup ia neiioiteus
(fleimit) ia OH toistafpmmentd pa
tenttitleimid, ioisto CT enddn toripitle
tebo1 nuptuiSto osiesmenttid. ytpt
toiitoimeen faimonnon t%dpoeGiieen
fdpntiin laamiiefii ostomaua pIaf'
teita &oneiSton rafentomiSta nars
ten. IIiamiebeltG moitte iaaoa tor'
fempio tietoia.
.. WaGmtDlG, oiiomieS,
90 &. Yper it,,
Sronnopo, Wlicb'
9SGimD &faniitilla
on emf luofon rGGtdliIiite. Sos til
Iootte bdneltd pufunne Min iuIette
tppoptetptii. Sdneud on inurin ma.
lifoimo fontoito tdSid fountisio. Sii
tebuone 113 SuiInIf it,, Sronm Dob
Wtid. = Gel. 297.
- GaittinS jnpmia, fuumoo fob-
mia, tupoffaa letG mofeiSmoroita
Iootamono Wlotti SiffaIon mofciss
fauposio Wolp'roittiueieuron toInn
olaferrosIo.
= Vpifaim ia lasten poImibouIu'
ia, pufuio ia pddapstafteio Yefo'
Ion Iaoiennismppnnisid iuuresti allen,
r~etuilIo %binnoiua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15

aamuua flo 1:3O, z tt. ia 3 p. idsS
ia. Sautaus tapabtitu tdnddn &ans
iaaistittSs. tb 2 y: ~:
= aanialaifeuan,e Socob Gliosian
ia Sobon aabti, molemot Bdtefiels
bisIa, Did,, p%prfiwdt, e6euinen
rticpoufitii" ia %idlfimdiuen teittcn
rplipaaIifii." Ndmd fumpitin opat
faupan oIIeet moinituua paiftafuns
naua ia oWat tunnetut tc~imeuiiifF,
fanIauiiuubemmc bptpdtii ubrautu
neitIi f%anIolaiiifii, ioten beta puols
Iustnmme ia feboitamme faniaiaiS=
femme MafeiieIoisId, Daitobosia ia
SomastoniSia fdpttdmddn NIT tules
misIa ferpdtipooIeisia ddnenid bei'
ban bppdtieen, fun Oh malittamas
mana miebet pudmatnihaibin ipirfoi'
bin.
- S%rputurpbin firtto.DDrin fons
Iertti niime iunnuntaiiltana onnis|
tut bppin. Sbjelm,o oil ipanftaa.
Spptpmdiiind miibtpi f~uuIiofunto of
ielman loppuun osti. Sutoia opdto
ia fobfpiSta phteenid $45.O5- &. f6D
ri ppptdd Iauiua fiitofI Jet Iauluiems
roiqe ia faifilIe obieIman iuoritioiiI'
lie Iefd pleiiDae Idsnd olosta.
-Slrtppiiat fanialaiiet Wafefiei-
biSia, Wild. SIen t~olIuSie0ut nditd
DafeIieIbin tantereita 10 II wuotta
ia tdud aioua oIen oIut mufono id
nestdmdsid monta fertaa f%onialaiii@
ami mirfoibin ia MT Fun 10 olen
ndinfin manbofii eldnpt, min toifpon
mindfin Ioomoni nimitpfien utiepaas
lin" pirtaan. Nimitps topobtun to-
mGn fuluipon maoIistrun "a pnG
%foupun9in booliua, muistafoo iiaoin
minua.
gtDprppoeud,
Socob Gljosion,
9lnberipn Il Sillbers omot
pGdttdneet tGstGl6btien mDpod topa
roito, fen iijoon flin toilet touppioot
oipot noStaneet ia alma maon nostos
mat eoelIeentin b%intoioan, me Glen:
nommc fun robalIo foupot teboddn
- gnoerlon d Silberg.
Subtori Braun ionfo crifois.
oIono OH iilmd, formo, nend ia furf'
futouoit tilee tdStd ldbtein fdnmddn
SronpoooiSio jofa toinen miiffo.
F, Gniiferron hiIee bdn fdpmddn Mas
LIST. 81 p. ia noioaon bdntd Sur
ny tSoteaisIo. Xoielo iopitetoon i'll.
mile iopinifIi. Sobipri Yrouniuo
on fonttoori gibIonoieio wis.
Snnri faapnnmt fooronIasti
routolontoo ia routonouloia. 81 fe,
nenfGdn %torfpitIe ola rofennuetors
peiben puutteesIa. gnberion &c Gill.
ber9iud.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
MISUHDERSTA ANDING
CAUSES HUNDREDS
TO GO HUHGRY
Food Distribution
Fails at Relief
Station.
Applicants Wait in
Vain for Over
TWO Hours.

Several hundred men, women and
children stood in line before the relief
station at the corner ot Haight and
Cole streets yesterday morning await
ing the daily distribution o. food sup
plies. Through some nisunderstand-
ing no provision had bzen made for
this district, which has & population,
according TO the official census. OF be-
tween 5000 and 600o people The appli-
ants remained IN line for upward OF
two hours, and were then dispersed By
order OF Colonel ogden. who ascer-
tsined that II would not be possible TO
secure q fresh supply OF provisions
until nearly noon.
Colonel Ogden, who has been in
charge OF the supplies for the first
military district, heretofore patrolled
by the National Guard, made the fol-
lowing statement:
Il cannot account for the failure 10
deliver supplies. Yesterday afternoon
7 visited the military headquarters es-
tablished by Lieeutensnr Pourrie Of
the regular army and made reQuisition
:for the usual number OF raticns. was
informed by the officer IN charge that
the reQuisition would b. honored to-
night OF tomorrow morning. Before my
departure there was approved
requisition for Is. 900 fuI rations, TO be
delivered at substation 200, corner OF
Page and Stanyan streets. In the
meanwhile our supply is exhausted,
and the people We have fed daily since
the FIRE are hungry. Chaplain Mel Of
the Second Infantry reports 10 me that
he has been unable 10 secure even
supply OF milk for babies. though the
milk is absolutely necessary"
Il was ascerrained that many OF the
people who failed 10 get food al Haight
aad Cole streets later applied TO sta
tions in the neighborhood and secured
food al about Il o'clock
Lieutenant Pourrie, who is IN charge
OF the district just created by the or
der Of General Greely. made the fol-
lowing statement:
"Au relief stations were supposed TO
make reouisition for supplies yester-
p day and were furnished with orders
.upon the various stations This morn
ing I found on my desk the requisition
presented by Colonel Ogden and sent
II 10 his headquarters with a note d.
reoting him how 70 proceed. 1 cannot
Say why this rsQuisition was not hon
bred yesterday.
Il cannot believe that any OF these
people went hungry. as there were two
relief stations issuing supplies in the
immediate neighborhood- Many OF
these people have ample supplies in
their homes, and some Of them have
been repeating and securing food on
the same day from different stations.
The new order did not go into effect
until noon yesterday, and this prob
ably accounts for the confusion or mis-
understanding. Under present conoi-
tions there is no necessity for so many
relief stations and some OF them will
be abolished"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
not ICE
To those Having Claims Against
Finance Committee
OF THE
Reliefand Red Cross Funds

All claims must be accompanied by
regular bill at lowest price Of labor
done or cost price Of supplies pur-
Chased or conflscated.
Attach bill to back OF claim form
Make out q separate bill for each
requisition or authority.
Attach authority to back OF bill.
Sign claim form and have signature
acknowledged by a Notary Public.
Ali claims must be presented on
regular forms provided for the pur-
pose, otherwise they will not be con-
sidered.
In the absence Of proper authority
for supplies purchased or condscated
get the certificates or sworn state
ments from reliable parties as to the
value Of stock taken, the time Of TAX
ing, and the party or parties who took
the supplies in question.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
GENERAL WOODRUFF
REPRESENTS GREELY
Working In Conjunction With th'
General Relief Committes
l. AInnIn


In Alameda
OAKLAND. May 3.-Brigadisr Gen
ersl c. A Woodruff, Q. S. A, retired.
has been appointed the local repre-
sentative Of General Greely and is
working IN conjunction with the Gen.
eral Relief Committee IN distributing
supplies for refugees in Oakland,
alameda and Berkeley. Il is expected
that within q few days, when addi-
tional troops arrive from the East
General Greelys department viii as
sone entire control Of the distribu-
ron OF stores on this side Of the bay.
Captain A P. Smiley and z. K
Taylor, representing the Relief Com
nldttee OF Alameda, were given an or
der this evening by General Woodruff
for & carload OF provisions, 70 be ap-
portioned among 1900 refugees ia
Alameda
At the meeting OF the executive
committee OF the General Relief Com
msttee this evening the Rev. P c..
Torke was unanimously requested to
resign from the executive committee.
but refused TO comply. The request
was made by the executive committee
after IL had heard the report OF q
committee appointed Monday to in
Tesdgate the charges made by Father
Yorke that persons OF his faith had
been refused supplies by the Relief
Committee. The investigating COM
mIttee. consisting OF Rabbi Fried
lander. Il G. Morrow and Mr.. Fogar-
ty OF the Los Angeles Chamber OF
Commerce, reported that the charges
made by Father Yorke were trivial
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
EMERGENCY Claims

All persons having claims for labor.
claims for supplies purchased or con-
fscated on account of relief work
prior to twelve o'clock noon, Satur-
day, April 2a, 1906, must be presented
to Claim Department OF Finance Com
mittee. attached to Special Emergency
Claim form provided for the purpose.
Blanks may be had on application
10 Claim Department at the Office OF
the Finance Committee, Hamilton
School, Geary Street, between Scott
and Pierce Streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
CLAIMS
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

All goods purchased for relief work
after Il o'clock noon, Saturday,
April %, 1905, must be accompanied
by printed Requisition Blank proper
" signed by Chairman and Receiving
Clerk.
Mail Bills and Requisitons to Claim
Department
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04

CALL subscribers TeCeiV-
ing their paper by mail ale
respectfully requested to for
ward portion Of any one
wrapper recently received
showing name and address
to The CALL, care Of CirCu-
lation Department, No. lOl6
Broadway, Oakland. This is
necessary in order to insure
prompt dispatch Of pape
If impossible to send VT
per, send last receipt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
A CARD

GEO. w. PENNINGTON SONS
Qnc.) desire to announce that though
their Office and branch works at 1913
Folsom street were destroyed by Fire,
their MAIN WORKS at SW. cor.
Montgomery and Chestnut SITS. are en-
tirely uniniured either by earthquake
or by fire and they intend to resume
operations there within 3 very few
days.
Pending the erection Of q new build
ing at 1913 Folsom street. they have
opened an Office at 934 Shotwell street
telephone Church e22D. where they
viii be pleased TO see or hear from
their many friends and patrons.
Messrs. Pennington Sons also take
this occasion to say that their deep
seated confidence in the future OF
Greater and Grander San Francisco, as
destined to be one of the most favored
cities in the wide world, continues un-
shaken either by earthquake or by fire,
and they will stay Right Here and
most cheerfully devote their best ef-
forts to keep things moving In the
right direction.
Employees Of this firm are requested
TO report at once either at 934 Shot
well street or at main works, North
Beach
San Francisco,
April "a. 1906. s34 Shotweu st
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04

Presiding Superior Judge Graham viii
be at his courtroom at the Synagogue
at California and Webster streets every
morning except Sunday, at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
nfavor Gets 81 GOO Check

Mayor schmitz on Tuesday received
from the Midwan Steel Company Of
Philadelphis, check for 81 900 as that
corporation 3 contribution TO the relief
fund.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
Transnortation Club.

Members are requested TO send their
new address 10 Walter r. Kneiss, sec
retsry. s47 Golden Gate avenue. San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-04
Weak, Weary, Watery Ewes.

Red. Infaned and Itching Eyeltds
eoothed and Quickly Cured By Murine
Eys Remedy. at Druggists, SOC
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
.LAWTON MADEIl
PORT TODAY
NAVAL VESSEL ARRIVED FROM
WAKE ISLAND.

After an uneventful trip from Cavite
and Guam the U. S. S. Lawton, Captain
Pond, arrived here this morning. The
approach of the vessel was made known
yesterday afternoon by wireless. She
signalled to the U. S. S. Supply when
1875 miles off these islands yesterday
afternoon. The signals were not caught
at 27O miles out as was thought by
Operator Hanson of the Supply but
were received at considerably less than
that distance.
The Lawton left Cavite January 30
and Guam February .. She had some
trough weather between Cavite and
Guam but from the latter place the
weather was perfect. Captain Pond
stopped the vessel off Wake Island and
examined that place Nobody was
found living on the island but unmis
taxable evidences of a visit from Japa-
nese bird poachers were discovered The
! skeletons of birds minus their feathers
were found about the islaid, showing
| that the Japanese had bean engaged in
| taking the skins of the birds. The
| transport Thomas had stopped at Wake
/ island some time ago and raised a flag
at that place. Captain Pond did not
! find any flag on the outward trip of the
LawtOn but discovered the flag on the
/ homeward trip.
Lieutenant Shane who had been ma
! vigating officer with the Lawton for a
number of trips, has left the vessel. He
was detached and transferred to the
torpedo boats in reserve at the Cavite
navy yard. Lieutenant d. w Knox
who was attached to those vessels re-
placed Shane on the LaWton, The other
officers Of the Lawton are Commander
c. F. Pond, commanding officer Lieut..
Commander ]. c. Leonard, executive
officer; j. Irwin Jr paymaster; Ensign
w. w. Galbraith, surgeon, II. b. Fits
medical officer; Warrant Machinist J.
e. Venable chief engineer; chief gun
ner c. e. Jaffe; Chief BOatswain G. b
Hendry; Carpenter S. Fothe and Pay
masters clerk ]. b. Horton.
She has as passengers Captain 5. NJ
Ackley, Ensigns r. A. Davis and A. T
Brisban, Chief Carpenter O. Barth
: Surgeon, w. H. Bucher r. S. Cameron
and c. Dupeau. Captain Ackley has
been the commandant of the naval sta
lions in the Philippines and is going
home on sick leave. Dupeau and
Cameron were clerks in the Naval sta,
lions, going home
The vessel took from Cavite to Guam
Major j. H. Pendleton and SeconC
Lieutenant S, Williams of the marin,
corps They will be stationed at Guam
Mrs. Pendleton accompanied her hus
band.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17

times and then went off in the direction
of Puma 1t jumped clear off the wa
ter twice before disappearing Hawaii
Herald. i&
SAN FRANCISCO February 1T
is pleasant news to all of the many
friends Of Commander and Mrs. A. p.
Niblack Miss Mary Harrington to
hear that the popular naval officer has
been relieved from duty at Honolulu,
and he and his charming wife will
shortly return to San Francisco, where
a months leave will be spent. Com
mander and Mrs. Niblack will be the
guests of Mrs. Harrington at her home
during their stay in this city.
The Manoa Improvement Club held
it's regular meeting last evening. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President w. j. Robin
son: vice-president, II. e. Cooper; Sec
rotary John Efinger; treasurer, j. H..
Mckenzie The roll of membership is
with Mr. Mckenzie at Bishop & Co..
insurance department Bethel street,
and all residents or tax payers of Ma
noa, exclusive of College Hills, are in
vited to sign the same.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
FROM
ONOMEA MILL
FIRE ADJUSTER A. r. GURREY
AND c. HEDEMAN OF HONOLULU
IRON WORKS ARRIVE.

A. r. Gurrey of the underwriters and
c. Hedeman of the Honolulu Iron
Works returned by the steamer Kinau
this morning from Papaikou where
they went in connection with the re-
cent fire at Onomea Sugar Company's
mill Gurrey went to adjust the fire
losses. He was not able to complete
all of this work for the reason that
Manager ]. T. NOR could not give him
all of the required data and consider
able information has to be secured at
Honolulu.
Hedeman went to attend the work of
rebuilding the houses and machinery
destroyed by fire. The work is pro-
crossing rapidly and it was thought
that the mill might be at work within
six weeks AS soon as the electric light
plant is in operation forces of men will
work night and day constructing new
buildings and putting up new ma
chinery.
Both of the gentlemen were in con-
sultation this morning with e. Faxon
Bishop of c. Brewer & Company re-
garding the losses and the construction
of the new plant. The exact losses
will not be announced until next week,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
EMBEZzLEMENT
AND DISGRACE
WELL KNOWN YOUNG HAWAIIAN
SENTENCED BY JUDGE DOLE
THIS MORNING.

A. Waikoloa, a young Hawaiian well
known to hundreds of Honolulans who
have visited Haleiwa hotel and been
received by him in the office of the
hotel, was this morning sentenced by
Judge Dole to six months imprisOn-
ment and a fine of $277S4, for embeazle-
ment of the funds of the Waialua Iost
office, of which he was in charge. He
was young man of good character and
up to two months ago was perfectly
straight in his accounts with the gov
eminent, as the records show. Then
he began to borrow from the coin in
his charge, with the result that he
was indicted, pleaded guilty and is
now serving time in a convict garb,
Judge Dole in passing sentence, re-
peated the sentiments he has express
ed here before in similar cases He
gave the minimum sentence, as asked
for by F. E. Thompson for the defense,
| District Attorney Breckons having
Joined in the opinion that it was suf-
fcient to meet the case. The money
borrowed has been paid back but the
crime of embezzlement remains, and
| Breckons opposed a statement by
Thompson that it was merely techni-
cal"
| The minimum Imprisonment is six
months, and the fine imposed, $27LS4
| is the amount of the embezzlement
/ which is in all such cases the minimum
fine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
Local Office U. S. Weather Bureau.
Young Building.
Honolulu, February II, 1906.

Temperatures, a. m, Sc; s a. m, 70;
10 a. m, 76 noon, u.s. Morning mini
mum, sc.
Barometer, am, 3O.17; absolute hui
mildly, s am, $500 grains per cubic
foot; relative humidity, am, ga per
cent; dew point, 8 am go.
Velocity, am, 4, N; am, 1, n.
10 am. T. s.; noon, 10, S.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m, 0 inches.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 1856 miles
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
rHE KENILMORTH.

THE ship Kenilworth arrived in the
harbor Monday night from Honolulu
with 1000 tons of sugar ballast. She
will take Olaa, Onomea, Waiakea, H
wall Mill nd Pepeekeo sugar from this
port philadelphia in all about 5000
tons making 1000 ton cargo,-Hawaii
Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17

TRANSPORTS ARE EXPECTED.
The transport Meade is expected to
arrive some time today from San Fran
cisco with one days later mail. She
sailed on February 10. The transport
Buford is due from Manila and Maya
salki, en- route to San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
KINAU ARRIVED THIS MORNING

MIN "a ANN III MS AhACLNAN AANNA'
The steamer Kinau arrived this
morning shortly after 10 o'clock from
Hilo and way ports, She had pleas
ant weather during the trip. Admiral
Beckley reports that 60 cabin passen-
gers. including 2S tourists, returned by
the vessel. She brought considerable
freight Among those who returned
was c. Hedeman who has been at Pa
pailoou looking over the ruins Of the
Onomea Sugar Co.'S boiling house.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

The first thing to do after dis
covering that you have lost
your watch, purse, dog, or any
thing, in fact, is to arrange for
running a Classified advertise
ment in The Star. CLASSIFIED
Ads three times for rs cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-17
SUPPLY DEPARTED TO-DAY.

The U. S. S. Supply departed this
morning for Guam where she is to be
the station ship. Among the officers
aboard her was DR.. Richard Chapman.
He was accompanied by his wife and
child who will reside at Guam.