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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31

man it is compelled to roost on his
monument
All the worlds stage, and each of
the actors thereon seems to think il
is up to him to act as his own press
agent
The "prettiest seventeen girls in
Ohio are going on an excursion to
Paris. These best Buckeye beauties
would hardly dare to challenge com
parison by coming to Minnesota.
Whitelaw Reid has to pay 100000
year rent for his house in London
1t might be cheaper to buy place.
There is one court, in San Fran.
cisco, that is not afraid of Schmitz.
Having done it's duty in Wall street
the war cloud should be disposed.
Perhaps the interstate commission
needs receiver for its bankrupt
stock of gift.
The fleet will have to be careful
not to use up all its powder in target
practice on the way to the Pacific.
The New York banker who is build
ing a glass house would better look
out or people will see through his
schemes. UMIR
When people say of a dead man
He is better off," it's pity he isn't
in a position to appreciate his good
luck.-Chicago News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31
Glass Saved
By thinner

the past This fact if be fact much in
many trials which Glass still has undergo The Ago
reviewing the Glass case-becre the urys Disagreement
said E J. thinner auditor of the telephone had previous
grand Jury the direction of Glass he had
given Hasey unnamed purposes without requiring
accounting therefor thinner called to the wtnessstand
Monday repeat the testimony previously given
grand jury surprise everybody fatty refused
question put by the prosecution When he asked
explain his he had worth considering Evidently
thinner had been by attorneys for the defense refuse to
consequences Prosecutor Heney vociferouy
indignant Witness his feeling fully shared
by Judge Lawlor declared thinner be of
and committed him to five days imprisonment therefor thinner
jail with the prospect that punishment will be further extended
unless he shall change his attitude and give his testimony the law
how the chain evidence outlined by the prosecution tec
Cay be made complete The transcript Of Zes evidence before
the grand jury which precisely the point in the hands of the
prosecution and has already been the public The Argonau
makes pretension legal knowledge say if is al
owab put in this transcript evidence before the jury This
would be the rule of but the rule of legal
have many occasions for knowing always with
One thing certain that testimony OATH
duly recorded and atested ought be good the trial of
in the preliminary examination
"Zmer refusal testify appears the Argonau damag
related charge Practically and
ally is subsanaion of the charge The refusal to testify cir
without the first support moral other Justification
of has the right the purpose of justice
all information bearing upon bar Refusal testify
breakdown of the machinery of uscethe breakdown of prnc
of civilization It help Mr. Glass legally assuredy
help him morally outraged Justice may
have the Argonaut know but does know that there
ought be of Orcng testimony which witness OBJ
Vousy qualified but which for the protecting
alleged criminal he persists in refusing to give"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31

Before he entered port this
morning Secretary Straus of the
Department of Commerce and La
Dor had a chance to gain personal
experience in connection with one
feature of local shipping and quar-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31
WING SHOTS.

The war department will teach one
colonel that he makes a mistake
when he AYERS his grievances against
the management of military things.
The Wisconsin senate is apparently
not at all frightened by the legal bat
ties against the 2-cent fare law in
Minnesota.
Schmitz, of Frisco, is putting up a
stubborn fight that is worthy of a
better cause.
Now is the time to buy railroad tic
kets before the price advances.
Friends of Thomas F. Walsh doubt
whether he got the worth of his s55,
900.
The Japs will have several months
to decide whether sending the fleet
to the Pacific is a hostile act.
1t is up to McReynolds to smoke
out the secrets of the tobacco trust
st. Paul Dispatch.
Fine Job Printing, Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31

This sad story illustrates the mis-
anthropy of those who permit them
selves to be worried. He was a man
of respectable and a dispose appear
ance, and he was proceeding through
one of those respectable residential
districts of London which have a slum
quarter adjacent. To him came an
agitated woman. "Oh sir, come ere
sir! 'Ere's three brutes o. men jump.
in on a pore organ-grinder." rs he
big organ-grinder?" said the res
pectable man. 20 no, sir; quite a
little man e is, AMI" IF he
is a little organ-grinder," said the
respectable man, 1.-The three men don't
need my help" and he passed on
gaily.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31
Iron Works.
STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery of Every Description
Made to Order. Particular Attention
paid to Ships Blacl1smithing. Job
Work Executed on Short Notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31
our OF THE MONTH on RAREs
SAW TT COMING

The sagacious foresight which Mr.
Rockefeller displayed some ten years
ago when he quit knowing anything
about the affairs of the Standard is
now amply demonsrated.-In
lis News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31
/ Tales Worth TGIliUS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Edgar Saltus, the novelist, was ask
ed by a young lady at tea if he
thought that the uso of quotations
was a good thing.
Quotations are only good" said
Mr.. Saltus, when they are extremely
apt.
There was onre a witty Irishman,
James e. Fitzgerald, who made excel
lent use of a quotation in a political
speech.
During this speech he was repeat
eddy interrupted by a butcher, the pro-
prietor of a large sausage-making
plant An adherent of Fitzgerald's
finally took offense at the butchers
hooking remarks, and yelled:
Hey, you; leave politics alone,
and go bac kto your sausage ma
chines'
The butcher glared at the man and
retorted:
If l had this speaker in one of my
sausage machines I'd soon make
mincemeat of him
"Then Mr.. Fitzgerald quoted from
the platform with a smile:
is thy servant a dog that thou
shouldst do this thing?'"
#%&%
The olo gentleman was snoozing in
his easy chair. CT wonder what makes
grandpa snore so?" queried little Anne
fla.
"He isn't snorin', rejoined small
Felix. Hes dreamin' about dog, an
that's the dog growlin'."
Howard, can you tell me
what tablecloth is?"
Small Howard-"Yes, ma'am; it's
something used to cover a table"
Teacher-"Now, Lester, you tell me
what a napkin is"
Small Lester-"It's something we
use when we have company"
OUT OF THE MOUTH OF BABES.
"Can you name something that it is
more blessed to give than to receiver"
asked the Sunday school teacher.
eyes, ma'am," answered small &C.
raid, who remembered a recent inter-
view with his mother, "a spankin'."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31

Fine Job Printing, Sta. once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31
A Matter
/. For Mr.. StrauS

well he abolished The steamer Siberia six days out from doeStc
mort had to anchor off port while doctors from Honolulu went through
the eeage look for contagious diseases Just
as if she had been foreign vessel from Far Eastern port
no need of this or ought be- steamship from san
arriving Honouu-certainly an American steamer
be regarded ferry boat just steamer from Dan Feulo %
Francisco or San Francisco Portland Similarly steamers from
here TO San Francisco which through steamers need not be
subjected to the DELAYS and troubles of quarantine
Co. Frcisc s clean mort The steamers coming from there
arrive here with federal certificates good health They have pS
board who know, should know whether any serious
has developed during the trip should be for such
vessel to drop anchor while doctors make personal
of the hundreds of people on board 1t Is waste OF te anu
trouble and unnecessary inconvenience to passengers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31

That thinner saved Glass, the
first of the San Francisco million
aire defendants to be tried, appears
to be the view of the Argonaut,
which has certainly kept an imPar-
tial attitude in the many San Fran
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31
Bankers
On War Talk

company as follows: Fortunately the silly talk with Japan
subsdng There has been either feeling
the flood of nonsense which been circulated this subject during
the last few weeks If the truth probable that
OF this war talk has been inspired by international politics Rus
STA and Germany probably imagine interests would be nr
NOTED by conflict between Japan the United Often the
wish father to the ough and these nations would gladly
crippled IN order that they might stronger foothold the
racine their ambitions in this having been gravy dsappo
ed by the Japanese victory Russia Japan Brns ally and
would give these two nations additional pleasure to see that cobna
ton weakened or broken for we'll that England could not
be induced take part in Japan and the United
Saes"' F ~ w ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-31

The earnestness and unanimity
of the denials by responsible men
whether in business or politics, Of
war talk, still continues. Among
the latest to hand is one from the
financial circular of the New York
banking house of Henry Clews and
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

We have a few lots left on San Pablo ave-,
close 10 University ave-, at $50 per foot.
RIGHT here is WHERE THE BIG MONEY
is MADE.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.


LlPMAN a HIRsCHI.ER 1850 SUFFER- ST
LlfMAA d HlRSCHLER, 1880 SUTTER ST.
.,e rone aoe West 1878. Near Fillmore
slo,OOO-2 elegant nats Of s and 9 rooms ana
path; on Pacific Heights overlooking Alta
Eie1As eooo income, good building; good
-. ne lknDornood and good all the tine.
sl%oOO-ferk Panhandle nats: large lot; splen-
-. -. ole Investment; good value
sAosVuo-o modern, up-tO-date fats. overlooking
1oloen Gate Park; rent low for $50: rents
nave nor been raised since the Ere; owner
~ -, must sell: $500 mortgage can remain
ss,oVV-S swell hatE, near College Heights.
grand view; rent low for $50.
So'VVV-Sooc little business corner IN Rich
mono district, close IN; store and cottage
Sz'oooIAsrine view lot Green ST.. near
Some choice corners on Vallejo ana Green SITS.
Branch Office open daily. Including Sundsvs
t4s II St. near sth ave. phone Park 543
Largest selection Of building lots IN Hichmoud
ono Sunset districts Sole agents Tor
- eOIhO HEIGHTS ADDITION -
Bargains IN Building Sites near II ST. from LIST
ave- 10 2lst ave.
sfoV ano up-Great bargains IN building lots
on Sutro car line selling on very easy
S8.oo0-Cheapest buy in Sunset distrirt. 40 o.
trontages NV corner ] st. and DIST ave f.
70 suit. ~
SSoOO-AoderD cottage on I St
so.oOo-large lot 81 :6xI2o, with artistic and
pretty cottage OF T. and b.; near Glenn
$5,76o-Go0d home on 10th ave. near IA 81 /.
worth more money.
Lyman d HIRSCHLER, 1880 SUFFER- ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
COUNTRY REAL Estate

a hlgh-class stock ranch. I040 acres, rich graz
rug ano vineyard land in the hills; not
hleepi substantially fenced and cross fenced.
produces abundance different varieties wild
cloFer, Wild oats, alflaria and other native
krasses, gooo feed year round; 80 acres hay,
gram or alfalfa land under cultivation much
more tillable; family orchard. small vineyard;
trout stream and many living springs, wei
linoereo sheltered situation, no flies, mosqui-
Toes, ticks or fogs; no better healthier
chnatei an ideal horse ranch gentleman's
Income paying country place; good for all live
STOCK and vine growing; irrigation not neces-
sary, but any amount Of water right on the
place easily available for this purpose; good
other buildings; plenty OF deer. quail. rabbits.
trout salmon; best fishing in State. on county
road miles from Cloverdale. Sonoma County:
have other business and cannot attend TO 1t:
price sc. 600: one-third cash balance pur-
chaser's option. per cent interest Call
or address the owner II. @. SEMPIE. 952
Broadway. OAKLAND
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

S850O-2-4 room and bath cottages, in beautiful
location, minutes walk, bring income Of
10 per cent; both furnished; with small pay
ment down the rent from one viii pay for
both.
$780, rooms and bath. near station: beautiful
view: good as new: furnished; snap.
J. z. LEWIS Kentheld. Marin County.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

NOTICE to stockholders OF Sheet Metal WORKERS
Hall Association--An election Of a board of
directors VIII be held at sheet Metal Workers
Hall, 224 Guerrero ST., between the hours of
I and o'clock p. n, SATURDAY. March p
1907
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

DOMESTIC-Best cheapest: all kinds rented.
repaired, exchanged needles and supplies for
all makes. j. ". Evans agent. 1858 OFar-
rell ST. near Fillmore; phone West 360l-
NATIONAL Automatic. White, Standard other
makes, rented, repaired. etc. L. s. COHEN'S
SONS. Phone West $751; 1916 O'Farren St.
20 SECONDHAND machines, TO be sold imne-
diately. 1220 Golden Gate ave. nr. Enlmore.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

ELEGANT home on Golden Gate ave; rooms
and bath; biIliard-room; stable; auto house
lot 25x13T g; owner leaving town; must be
Sold g bargain at $4,000.
r. n. McKITTRICK e. Co,
100 Golden Gate ave.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
PROPERTY WANTED

PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED-Farm or ranch located on Suisun
Bay. Send description. giving number OF
acres. location and price, 70 boz 1888, Gail
Office Oakland.
WANTED to buy or more good fats in Mis-
sion near line; no agents. Box 39s' Call.
CHEAPEST and best 10 America. The Weekly
Cali. 81 per year
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received Dy the Kong Chow O.
at their office. S2s sth st.. Oakland, for erect-
Kearny, according to plans and specifications
obtainable at the above ofdce. The owner re-
serves the night q rejecting any or all bld1
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE

SALADA BEACH, miles south Of Cliff House;
first town on Ocean Shore r. r.; 20 minutes
ride; low fares; macadamized streets, water,
tracts; lots $3.50 and up: small monthly pay.
menfs Take bus at Colma Sundays and
Thursdays az II a. m. Arrange for free trans
porfafion with OCEAN SHORE LAND Co.
Countryman building. Van Ness ave- ana Ellis
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21
DIR. sYLvEsTER's Office.
5I7 2sd st. Cnr. Telegraph avs.). Oakland, Cal
Leading Specialist for Women.

Leading Cpeclan6L IOr women.
Ladies-If you are suffering from any all
ment peculiar TO your sex, worried about your
sOecs abs he ee Z $ the ony
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women 9aysTsns Sayng ne Of esgs. sue
relief-AT oNCE-witbout drugs. operations
needless detention III from your sseg soseeegpRRartson
methods. With high professional standing
and qualifications recognized by the highest
nDs strctv priyste be- is the sAFEsfAND
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help. Consultation and advice absolutely free.
Private sanitarium when necessary. Fees
moderate. Hours, a. m. to p. m. Open
Sundays; Telephone glSIs Oakland % 7eol
SIT 23d St, Telegraph ave-. Oakland. Cal.
DIR. q. W. o'DONNEIL-Ladies, all who are
sick or IN trouble, consult this specialist on
female complaints; positively corrected; the
unfortunate helped; the most difficult case. cases
poisoning drugs low fee; my methods will
cure all cases Of irregularlty; consult me; save
time and money; advice free; hours 8 a. m. TO
4. b.so to $3.50. 1912 Turk St
vALPEAU's female pills: best regulating pills
sold; price 81 50 by express Pasteurs syringes
ceipt Of price. osGooD BRoTHERs. whole
sale druggists. 7th and Broadway Oakland.
AIRS. DIR. wYETH. reliable ladies' special
ist for all female Irregularities; instant relief
guaranteed; 30 years experience; office hours,
10 TO g. l7ee Steiner St. near sutter.
DIR. JAMES NEAL, i4ss Ellis St, near webster.
Specialist in women's diseases Hours, a. m.
to p m; Sundays, to .
MRS. NJ. A. PIcKRUM, 2s42 Buchanan ST.. near
Green; ladies taken in confinement best of
medical attention ana care.
DR. WEST & CO., los5 Golden Gate ave.-old
specialist for women. Hours, 1-3 and rs p. m.
DIR. c. G. o'Donnell, renowned female specialist.
e12 Deyisadero. bet. McAllister and g. G. ave.
MRS DR.. KOHL specialist, irregularities; hrs.
10 to 5. l726 Steiner, bet. Suffer and Post
DIR. ROsEN. 1896 Folsom St. cor. 2eth-Ladies;
thousands recommend him; relief or no fee
DR.. and MRS DAVIES method Of treatment.
s24 Valencia ST.. between 18th and Goth.
CHEAPEST and best in America, The Weekly
Call, 81 per year.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FEW BARGAINS for this week-FIsHER,
SSel SsS te slss sP aS
Werner WeTnert t,5 sls5; Reg Regal . $40 These are al
suace s0q Is sd ns 5s as se our r
ofer refused on. any, of the above. Terms
PIANO Co, i34i Golden Gate ave. 1866 Bush
st. and 4ee-47l goth St. Oakland.
A NEW piano. mahogany case. $3.50 BOWERS
son. 500 McAllister St, near Van Ness.
PIANOS sold on IS monthly payments: rents,
$3.50. JOS. scHMITz CO., 43o Deyisadero.
soHMER, Byron Mauzy pianos. Ceciiian piano
players. BYRON MAuzY. ll65 O'Farreil st.
BARGAIN in piano Can at s2s webster st. 5,
A GOOD piano: rent $s mo-: no ctg. il kent 8
months. scoTT-cURTAz, 500 Hayes St
An upright plano. almost new, at a sacrifice.
Call or write 1859 Golden Gate ave.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-05

dressed. The stern filters, including
the shaft-block, are ready to place.
There will be four feet of free keel
extending below the planking. On
the waterline the racer will be Sc
feet and overall 90 feet inches.
The building of the yacht 50 far is
being done in solid, workmanlike
manner, and Hawaii may feel justly
proud of her when she squares away
for the Coast and can bet their
doughnuts on her when she crosses
the line.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-05
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS IN OTHER
CITIES.

At intervals more or less regular
this community wakes mp to a reali-
zation that Improvement Clubs were
urgluizcd throughout the city and.
Tor 20 time, fluurishcd.
These lmDroyrmont Clubs still OK
ist Some of them are continuously
active. Others possess the old frame
work of organization because the by
avs adopted by nearly all provided
that the officers should hold Office for
q definite period. or until their sue.
ccssors are elected"
II nothing were ever again heard
from these clubs. the work that has
been done is worthy monument to
the fire Of civic pride that burned
turlously for time. It is better that
the civic pride should have burned
and gone out than never burned at
Ian.
The Central Improvement Club is
also heard from at times, and with
good effect.
At the same time there are many
who would be glad to see u more fire.
quent display of interest and action
on the part Of the members and Off.
GERS of these very cstimable clubs
We do not know whether our PEG.
pie generally are aware that the
American civic Association met few
weeks ago In Providence, r. |. The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-05
CHAMBER CONSIDERS
Continued from PAGE ~

Navy Department, the province of
which ii was to attend to such mat
tors. Furthermore, he thought, it
looked something like putting the
cart before the horse to make recon-
mendutiOns in regard 10 the types of
Vessels to be used at Pearl llarbOr
when no vessels could get into those
waters yet. On the other hand, he
did not wish to embarrass Mr.. John
son, and he invited him to take the
opportunity to present his ideas to
the Chamber.
Johnson stated that the company
which he represented wished the To-
cal commercial bodies to aid it by en-
dOrsing its plan to provide defense
of Pearl lIarbor by means of submar-
Inc boats of the Octopus type, which
had proved to be proficient and sue
Cessful in every way.
1t was finally moved and carried to
refer the matter to the Committee on
Harbors and Transportation, which
will report on it later.
Those present at the meeting were
Jas. +, Morgan, +. T. Peck, G1. I. Spal-
ding, f. j. Lowrey, b. f. Dillingham;,
j, p Cooke and T. Give Davies.
The Committee held a meeting this
forenoon, at which Johnson further
outlined his proposition, but no aC-
ton was taken.
The Directors of the Merchants
Association will hold Il special meet
ing this afternoon, at which, besides
general business this submarine
proposition will be taken up. 1t is
also probable that Il resolution will
be brought favoring raise of the
Ealary of L. S. Marshal Il. X. Hendry,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-05
HAWAIIS NEW YACHT
Continued from PAGE y

Much more work has been accom-
plishcd on the new yacht than APP
pears at first glance. The big double
keel with its iron skagg, Weighing
$500 pounds, Is ON the blocks.
Gains have been cut to receive the
floor timbcrs and at present the koa
stem, which is 81 feet long, is being
placed. Tho iron skaEg at the bot
tom of the keel is - feet long, -
inches deep, - inches across the ton
and II inches across the bottom. II
is cast with countersink for the
rudder-pOst.
The Overhang on the new yacht
will be ~ feet forward and is feet
aft with half dovetail stern round
ing away to the waterline from the
rail
Her timbers or ribs will all be
hollow-heeled throughout till the en-
tering and leaving points are reach
cd. These timbers will be "a inches
between centcrs, and. being double
timbers. makes the space between
them l6 inches
A large number of parts of the
new yacht have been finished and
when assembled will bring the boat
pretty well along.
The frame timbers are all out and
fitted. The floor timbers are out. The
rudder is finished, Knees, of natural
grain, for fastening the carIIns and
to corner the hatch, are in shape and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-05
MRS. lICHtRLtY WRITES

Editor Evening Bulletin: To do me
justice will you kindly insert the fol
| lowing reply to yOm article headed
'Wallach-AtCherIey meeting a Fi22le, 8"
hat came Dut in your yesterdays Is.
SIZE CDeC, /. 1900.
Like every previous statement you
have hOn0rCd me, there is just enough
lnaccurnCy to suggest something to be
crnsurcd, without having the scmb,
'dnCc of fact on which to found it.
Where newspaper correspondent
thus shows himself devoid of all in,
logrity in aumiring imitation of his
Official hero, who rules the Board of
! Health Department, II Is almost use,
| less noticing 1t or answering IT,
Where your paper wishes the facts
I ih" other way, It cody states them to
/ be- SO
AS / have spoken, however may
/ as we'll un!r. ont that the meeting had
been advertised by both the Home
Rule papcrs Of Nov. 29th and 3Oth. for
| JeC. &,h instead of what Mr.. Wal
| ZACH really intended Dec. 3rd. This
| - piece Of accuracy that no doubt
| they ilnd profitable in The way of bus
iness, bringing friends together tc
. unite against the common enemy.
happen to know that DR.. AtchCr
| ley would not be likely to speak that
evening after seeing thirty.eight Of
nee patients and four out-patients
| that day.
No doubt the Bulletin, like its hero
ilnds it rather an eXasperatlng mat
ter, that the Hawaiians are now able
to get some treatment for numerous
diseases that are not leprOsy without
running the risk Of being packed Of
10 Mo!"kai-olse. why did not they
| @llOw WulIach to lick ont his owl
/ "L"m FROM umplm those Condcmue,
/ a. lepcrG?
am sir. yours respectfully,
NARY II. ATCUERLEN.
I Honolulu, Dee s, 'O7.