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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21
CHIEF wAPPENsrEIN TAKES
LONG CHANCES WITH JOHN
coRT AND GETS AWAY WITH
$500.

II II only had been.--but then.
II wasn't.
Chief OF Police Wappenstein and
Manager John Cort were watching
THE Ham Tree" chorus 40 through
the bewildering maiEes OF fan.
tastic evolution at the Grand. when
the executive head OF the city's
blue coats turned to the theatrical
man and said
Il suppose, Mr.. Cort. that Il is
quite a valuable thing 10 YOU 20 be
permitted 10 show on Sundays"
Something in the tentatively
yelled words caused Cort TO flash
startled look OF the chief and
then he slowly replied;
Yes. Chief. Il Is quite a valuable
thing. a very valuable thing, IN
deed"
Playing Thinking Parts.
II was some little time before
either spoke again Somehow the
very drumming OF the orchestra
seemed TO throb out something sin
lister and hidden. although the au-
donations on the stage seemed Ia be
moving Raily enough to its accom-
paniment.
And. er. that is. how valuable
would YOU say In round numbers is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21

70 make such appointments or the
ordinations made by him are not
conflrmsd By the couneiF.
This Il the bill shich the
whisky ring In the city council
Matched ap 10 defeat Nayor Moore
In the present fight over the office
a street superintendent.
In the bousa the ring hopea 20
have easy sailing The bin viii be
fought b. Representative Thonp.
son. of Spokane. and perhaps 9th.
ers. but the opposition IL not CT.
peeted BY the ring TO be formid.
able.
Frank p. Mullen. III ON. Arnold
zbinden. Frederick Gawyer. and
others of the ring went 70 Olympia.
neglecfln4 the city'a business. 70
lobby for the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21
Governor VIII Veto.

The neaslng Of the fire and water
COMMITTEES had 20 be postponed last
night In order that the gang could
get away.
Mayor Moore. when be vas asked
for an expression on the subject
this morning after the report Of the
passage had become known. deciin.
cd. merely saying In q half humor-
Gus way that he hoped II would
pass.
n the bill IL passed By the house
and signed BY the governor II will
place IN the hands Of the city coun.
ell the decision In the present fight
being made by that body to retain
A. l.. Walters II IL not believed
that the governor viii approve tho
BIN. and Il r. declared that Il could
not be passed over hts veto
The Seattle lobbyists for the bill
returned to the city this morning
iubilant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21
Girls Mother Failed to Send Her to Sunday School
or Church and Allowed the Young Woman to Grow
Up in Ignorance Of Existence Of Divine Being.

attorneys Of both sides with tho
court II was announced that court
would adjourn this afternoon until
after WashinRfons birthday The
trial viii probably not be resumed
before Monday.
Evelyn was called after the con
ference. and appeared Ia the same
blue dress. her face slightly paler
aud her hair somewhat tousled. Her
voice was stronger. however. and
her replies more certain.
Went 70 Dead Rat" Cafe.
Jerome read a record OF tho en-
animation late yesterday 10 the ef-
feet that Evelyn believed III wom-
en- bad until she was 1874 years old.
until she talked with Tbaw after
refusing him on account Of her own
tunworthinees.
Ibid you ever hear Of the Dead
Rat ?" asked Jerome Yes. II 10 a
cafe in Paris" is II reputable7'
Il do not know" We're you ever
there" Yes People were eat
ing and drinking there. and some
danced | think Il was reputable
there about in the morning. The
dance was Russian"
Jerome cushioned further about
the cafe. Evelyn said she was sure
one was a Russian dance. but there
may have been a cake-walk also"
Jerome showed that be had obtain
ed one Of Thaw's letters from
Paris. The witness said shubert
and another theatrical manager
were with her and T'haw At the
Dead Rat" and she believed some
women were also with Shubert.
Jerome. reading evidently from
Thaws letter. asked; DO you
know what is meant b. Many Of
the bunch on the tcnderioin7' Il
think do" said the witness.
Had No Religious Belief.
Jerome handed Evelyn the letter
from which he had been reading
and asked her n II was in Thaw's
handwriting. She Identified II as
such. When you were in Paris
after Thaw'H proposal. had your
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CONTINUED on Page -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

ipelde bas geiiti9e 2eben nod ni6t
burd bic Saufe empfangen baben.
fir Die er aber aud iein Seben nno
8lut babingegeben, Die ebenio berns
fen iinb. zines Cages aiuoer Der beis
ligen Stride an iperben, I'M burd
bieies @ittel ibrc geiitise 0ebnrt gu
beidleunigen.
.Wadbem i6 MIN in aper Sffens
belt mnb ginfalt gp. Seili9feit be-
riftet babe. eriibrigt mir nur nod,
sic. Seilisiter Batter. in tiefiter See
mitb ipe9en meiner Giibnbeit .im
@er5eibung an5ufleben unb gu bitten.
sic molen germben, Die Sulbigung
meiner finblihiten grgebenbeit gesen
Die beili9e Stride mub Die erbabene
HerIon gtp. Seiligfeit enteegensunebs
men, Der i6 MIDI I'M pollfommeniten
@eboriame unternerfe.
.@eruben sic. Seiligiter Batter.
nit uniern Shpeitern unb Sdiielin.
gen bieienise 81 iegnen, tpelde ebrs
iurftsboll ben Sub GIN. Seili9feit
fiiBt uno Die gbre bat. ii6 5i nennen
Gip. Seiligfeit
bemiitbislte unb ~9eboriamite So6ter
S6ipeiter Naria bonn e6ttli9en
Ser5en. 9roite 81 @iideriug.
Sberin bes 9loiters BON @uten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
10 crfWiroi0cS Wicocvamfs
fOtnM,cn.

Sab Die 8abrbeit perponter lit ais
GrbidtetcS. bat ii1 pieoer einmal
eflatant in Der fleinen Stabt SeSora,
Senn.. Der Heiiben5 o 6. o. Yepper.
beipieien. gr idreibt: sd lag ina
folge bon 2un9eus unb Gblunbs 9lus
tungen %politdnbig bilflos I'M 8ett.
Sie Ier5te fonnten mir nidt belien
unb ib bate iebe Soffnuna perloren.
alS i6 aiming Or. Sings Sem Oiss
coperb 5u nebmen. Iu9enblidlid)e
Grleidterun9 trat elm. Ser Suiten
bDrte auf. bds 8luten na6m Itetia ab
unb naf Serluuf bon brei @oden
mar i6 tpieber I'M Stnnoe an arbeis
ten" 0arantierte Seilrng fir Sus
ten uno @rfdltuneen. @egen 90
Gents uno $1.00 erbdltlif in Der
@potbefe bon 3. 8. Nuete. 656
Drain Strabe. Dubuque, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Die Surdfabrt bmrdJ bic Behring's
TRACE.

Sic inter benz @oriib bes Nbmirals
@erihotpsfp i'm Iarineminiiterilm
in Getersburg taeenbe Gommiiiion,
Die Die G%ntienbun9 elmer Expedition
CUR Grforidune Der Surdfabrt ourh
Die Sebriugsitrabe unb Dos norblife
gismeer priifen iou. ertldrte es fir
uuter allen llmltduben piiui6ensa
pertb. bab Die Expedition 5ur Grfore
idung Der aiiite nnS bes n0rbliden
giSmeeres. iotpeit eS iid nm oas euros
pdii6e unb aliatiihe &ublanb banbelt.
ansgefiibrt miro. ba eS bon aubere
orbentlifer Sebeutun9 fpdre. cine
Surdfabrt na6 Dem fernen Siten
auSiinbig 81 MAIDEN, Die mr. ettpa
biertduienb Seemeilen betriige gegens
iiber benz Seepeg iiber Sues bon
5~ipolftauienb uno iiber baS Sap Ser
auten Soffnuns bon ieG5ebntauieno
Geemeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

Sngen Die bl. IeIIe nidt in meiner
YripntfapeIle, ionbern in Der Yaulis
nii6en &apelle leien. S6reiben sic
ibr an bas. 10 pie i6 eS Sbnen GEE
iagt, aud bab bies allies infolge ibrer
Wtittbeilungen eeiniebt. S6 err
tparte banon Die gr0bten 6naben fir
Dte gauge @elt; mir poIen leben, Oh
Der Simmel ibre @orte befrdfti9t.
Sd lenDe ibr meinen beionberen Sea
gen unb iebe lie bier 81 meinen
SiiBen. an Sbrer Seite."
Shipeiter Maria bonn gDttliGen
Ser5en fiblte nad LANCER 9ranfbeit
ibr gube perannaben, trobbem bottle
lie 5uperli6tlid. oab ibr nod Der
Croft 5utbetl tpiirbe. am Ser5sSeiu<
Seite Die @ei6eformel in Der &dpele
nit Der &lpitergemeinbe 3u beten.
Ser @eidtpater perifmieg ibr inoeS
uioht. Dab bieier @unid Iih pobl
lWtperli6 erfiiuen iperbe. 60 mar
es audi. Mm Iora6enbe beS groBen
Cages brdhte man t6r nod Die ar5
Hpm eingeldngte @ncpclifd, Die lie
nit frommer 9antbarteit empfins.
nnb gegen IbenD peridieb tie Iunft,
ais eben Die erite Geiper Des Ser5s
Seius 6eites erflang. Ser Seilnnb
bate lie 5u iid serufen. am leeteu
Sng Der Srunlei6namsottab. beim
firhli6en Nnbru1 beg Ser5@ Seius
Seites. eleididm nit Hiidiiht niif
cine 2ie9lin9ss Sbee ieiner 9iencriu,
pel6e itets ben eneiten Siliammens
bang stuiideu Der Inbaht gum auers
beiligiten Sdfrdmente ltnb Der gum
gDttliden Ser5en erblidte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Sirten 81 Yorto.
Eorto (Yortueal). 6. San. 1899.

Ho6 bebor bieler Brief Die GeiIe
na6 Dem @dtifan antreten fonnte,
battle Sdtpeiter Iaria bonn g6ttlihen
Ser5en. inmitten Der 2eiben ibrer
&%rantbeit. ben 1. SGnner 1899 in
einem S6reiben an ibren Seelenfibs
rer nit 6reuoen begriiBt; ~0aS Sabr
oer G~rbarrtungen beS gottlihen Ser
sens Seiu bat be9onneu. Sd fam
Die 8efiible niht ipieber9eben. Die
MIDI betpegen beim @ebanten. bah
oieleS Sabr bonn Germ sur Griils
lung ieiner @iinide ausertud6lt
murbe.~ 8alb barauf. i'm Sebruar,
fam tbr Die 9liidlihe 9adri6t 5u,
DAB Der 81. Batter fir Die gongres
CATION pom 8nten Sirten pie fir ben
Sroen Der Seimlu6un9 IariG ben
otfentli6en @ebrau6 Ger Ser5 SeIus
Gitanei eeitattet babe. Soiort 6es
ldlob lie, am erlten Sreitae oes WGr8
IN feierli6iter @eiie bon bieier @ers
siinitieune gum eriten Wal 8e6rau6
au MAIDEN. sic iibte Die 2itanei
ielbit NIT ibren S6meitern Elm unb
lieB lid an Dem beitimmten Gage Dor
benz 9eainn Der Seier auf ibrem
Sra9brett in Die aapele brinsen. no
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
selbiupferums sermamiider graucn.

Sn G6riitiania bat iiinait Der Gous
ierbator Shjetelig nabseipieien, baB
Die 8ifin9er Srau Dem 0tarne IN Den
Sob foIgte. cine Site. Die ia bors
nebmlif aus Snbien binreidenb be-
FAINT lit. Ser Sorider itelte felt,
bab iie iiber Die gauge ifanbiuanii6e
Sal6iniel perbreitet mar. urlb meinte.
Dab lie mDgliter 8eiie nit elmer gers
manii9en Guaranteeing in 8erbinS
bun9 5u leben lei. Sn Der Sgat be-
rid1tet 8. 9. Ser @eihi6tsidreibcr
Srofpp bon Dem gerntaniiben Stamme
Der Seruler: .@enn elm Seruler ge>
itprben lit, mus feline Satin. tpenn lie
ettpas auf ibren Huf bdlt unb ibr an
einem ~freunblifen @ebenfen ndG benz
Sobe gelesen lit, iih am 8rabbiigel
ibres 8atten balb naG Ieinem Begrdb>
nib erOroiieln." Sur6 ienen Sin@
peis fdat jest Elm 9an5 neues 2iht auf
5ablrei6e 9rdberflnbe. Die in nelerer
Seit semn6t porben iinb unD bic 5ul
peridiebenen Shpotbeien @erdnlaHnnS
9aben. Der Sireftpr' bes @omtiha
@ermaniifen Central : Wuieams IN
Wain3, 6. 9inbenihmit. bat feitseS
fte1t. baB in elmer Meibe bon @rdbern.
Die iih Durdl beIpnoerS %fnitbnre MussI
itattung ais Hubeitdtteu bebeutenber
Herionen fenn5ei6neu, 6rauenifmud
unb s9erdtb S%uinmmen NIT Der Giis
itllne bes Wannes arftreten. Sag.
bieie dnsebIife germiidune Des
9rabirbnits eerane Bel Sa,iptIin9en
unb Tiiriten conifatirt tperbeu mub,
lit 9efpib alffauenb; Tie finbef aber-
absefeben bon ein5elnen Sdaen--eine
plauIiblere grfldrpna. ipenn man 9ez-
rabe BEL iold' berborragenben Ser
ioneu annimmt. CAB ibre Srauen na6
beren Sobe iih freitpilis eeopfert
ba6en. Sas miro au6 ionit nod in
Der 9itterdtnr be5eigt. Gin letter
Nadflang Ser Gitte lit fpohl bas Wdrs
den. in Dem Bic ~a6nigstohter bas '0eSI
liibbe eetban Fat. o&einen 3u ebeliGen,
tpenn er niht baS @eriprefen 9ebe, ii6
lebenois nit i9r begraben sus laiien.
tpenn Iie snerit iterbe.
@m Gtreif. @enn uniere 2ebenss
organe iih tpeigern, lire ndtiirIide
Irbeit 81 berri6ten. bann fperben mir
bon ben idlimmIten Shmer5en ges
plagt-aopfidmer5en, 8iidenihmer>
nno &nohenihmer5en. liner 8eift
tpiro getriibt unb Ser &6rper i6ipah).
Sier muB Sorni's Ilpentrduter in
@ntpenoung fommen. gr re9t Die
Sr9ane 5u neuer S%bdtieteit an. itdrft
unb giebt 9ebenStraft. Spe5ials
Ngenten liefern i'm. S6reibt an Sr.
Setter Sabrnep & Cons Co.. lip
11S 60. Sonne 4be., Ghicaoo, IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
gie teranla rmmp sur altribr
hrr aatrmr1beit aus
beilisIte Drrs 9eTm.
Gins benz ,Scnbbute bes s5ttliden
Ser5cnS Seiu".)

(SortIebru,g bon Ser A.. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
&inherlugh.

Ser 2sib, ben man nm SeImg.
pillen nbtoStet. lit elm lebenbigea
Spfer. unD bariim ipirb Elm lebenoi9es, :
Spfer Der 2ei6 genannt. neil in oema
ielben Die Suaeuben leben Mnb Die
Cater a%bgetootet iinb. Die SeeIes
iteiat Durh bieieS Spier bes 2eibc3o
gu @ott empor. - ct. Inlelmus.
Slumen. Die man pfliidt Mno !,
nidt NIT 8aiier trdnft. pertpelfen; :
10 melfen aid Die Slimen unb 8lls,,,
then ~unierer Sugenben. fpenn Sic. :
giaenliebe tie pfliidt. nm burh ibre.
Mittbeilung bns Sob unb ben 9eifuI
Inberer su erbalhen. 0aS @afer,s
ourh ipelches 0etrdnft Die Susenbblps
men iortbliiben. lit Die mlfri6tiae
9emutb bes Ser3ens. Die Damn bes :
ionbers ahtiam al beipabren lit,
iuenn es iih nm Wittbeilung iolder.S
Sinae banbelt. peIde unS gum 9ebeu
8ereiden fpnnen. - 8eninger.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-06

gress he will be met with opposition
that he could hardly overcome. the
plea would be that if his other recon-
mendations about railroad securities
are considered it is as much as the
party should attempt in Congress at
a session preceding the Presidential
convention.
In fact there are already signs that
Republican leaders will urge mini
mum of legislation at the coming ses-
sion, in the hope that Congress may
adjourn early and without any undue
agitation of the country. The veterans
in both branches of the federal legis-
lature will urge also. that it will be
better to let the National convention
pass upon some of these great ques-
lions. on which the President is now
far in advance of his party. The same
men are now in charge of Congression-
al legislation that have been in charge
at sessions Immediately preceding the
last two presidential elections. They
are very wise in observing popular
currents and also in paving the way
| for the election of Republican Pres
| ident
! ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-06
THE KANEOHE TAILOR
THINKS He HAS A PH0NY

Counterfeit gold ten-dollar pieces,
either the product of the prolific gang
of korean counterfeiters, or of some>
one else, seem to have gotten into the
Territorial treasury.
Joseph Keoki, the jailor at Kaneohe.
came to Honolulu Saturday and got
his warrant for his salary from High
Sheriff Henry, and cashed it at the
Treasurers office, receiving four ten
dollar gold pieces. When he got to his
Kaneohe home, he found that one OF
them was a counterfeit, or at least
that it did not ring. He gave 1T to the
Deputy Sheriff for safe keeping, anu
wrote a letter about it to the high
Sheriff.
High Sheriff Henry has written ke-
oki to send the suspected coin to Ho>
nolulu for expert examination. 1t may
he that it is a good coin with
sbrinkage crack in it, like the Nuu-
anu dam pump, which would destroy
the ring. If it is a real counterfeit IL
indicates that greater care will nave
to be exercised in the inspection OF
money. And if it proves to be one OF
the Koreans output it will give fur-
Their idea of the extent of their opera
ti1pS
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THOUGH WALL STREET
MAY CRASH
Continued from Page One.)

The country has been agog with dis
cussion for a week over that statement,
which at the eleventh hour was made
part of a speech at the laying OF
cornerstone to a Pilgrim s Monument
at Provincetown, Mass. He had been
IoatE to take public notice of the imam
cial stringency and of the stress and
strain of affairs in the business world.
Since the depression in financial cir
cIes began, four or five months ago,
men have beer beseeching him to say
something reassuring.
Long before he left the White House
in June. these requests were pouring
in upon him, especially from New York.
''But what can I say that will help,
the President reiterated again in
private conversations. He could take
no backward step in his warfare on the
trusts. at least in the open, because to
do so would bring down upon him the
detractions of a nation wide const1tu-
ency which applauds hin for bold cru
sadinr. He did make little concessions
here and there. N a manner character
istic. The business ind financial world
continued to grumLln, because he would
not speak out and tie values of secutl-
tics continued to sag. The big bust
ness AMI financial people even grew
bold in their attacks upon him. John
D. Rockefeller. president of the Stand
ard Oil Company, embittered by the
500. 100000 fine, spike 0u5 III vigorous
denunciation of the President s policies
STANDS WITH THE PEOPLE.
Such things drove the President t
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SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES AND
SAFES FOR RENT FROM "a A
YEAR UPWARDS

ACCESS 10 BOX ANY I1OuI oL IIIo Day
from A. NJ. to 4:So p. NJ.
Saturdays, 8 to
Private Rooms for Use of Customers
Corporations, Lodges or Societies
renting Safety Deposit Boxes. from us
Nave the free use of our Board Room,
on the second floor, for business meet
ings. upon giving US "a hours notice.
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UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SER
VICE. Port of Honolulu, Hawaii, sep
TENDER 3, 1907. In accordance with the
provisions of Article 1909, Customs
Regulations of 1899, notice is hereby
given that the following merchandise,
seized for violations of the United
States Customs Laws, will be sold at
public auction at the Custom House.
Honolulu on Friday, September ~,
1907. at 10 O'Clock a. m: l case mer-
chandise. 1 case merchandise, pack
age cigars and package silk, 1 pack
age cigars. 2 boxes cigars, 500 cigars,
1900 cigars. 1 case merchandise, 5000
cigars, 1 package cigars, cases mer-
chandise. 300 cigars, and 100 cigars.
E. r. STACKABLE, Collector.
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Ihos. G.. Ihrum S
Book and Stationery Store,
1868 Fort Street.
HON OLULU
is the Recognized Head
quarters for Books, ETC.,
Pertaining to Hawaii.

The following titles being at present
in stock: IA
Alexander's Brief History of the Ha-
waiian People.
Alexander's History of Later Years
of Hawaiian Monarchy.
Blaekman's Making of Hawaii.
Whitneys Hawaiian America
Young's The Real Hawaii.
Bird-Bishop's Six Months in Sand
witch Islands.
Gordon Cummings Fire Fountains.
Armstrong; Around the World With
a King.
stoddard's Island of Tranquil De-
lights.
Johnstone's Robt. Louis Stevenson in
the Pacific.
Sinclair's Where the sun Sets.
Krout's Alice's Visit to the Hawaiian
Islands.
| Brassey's Voyage in the Sunbeam.
Dole's Hiwa; A Tale of Ancient Ha-
wall.
Owens Story of Hawaii.
Crafts Hawaii-Nei.
| Thrum's Hawaiian Folk Tales; 8
| Collection of Legends and Traditions.
| Thrum's Hawaiian Annual. 1907 and
earlier years; the reference handbook
devoted to statistics, research and cur
| rent progress.
Hillebrand's Flora of the Hawaiian
Islands.
lWnder's Fruits of the Hawaiian
Islands. Part I.
Andrews Hawaiian Dictionary.
Andrews Hawaiian Grammar.
Il Lyman's Hawaiian Yesterdays.
Conveys Early Northern Pacific
Voyages.
Norris Our Island Empire.
Turner's Samoa a Hundred Years
Ago.
woolley's South Sea Letters.
LIQUIDS Taurua: a Story of Tahiti.
I,ogan's Hawaiian Volcanoes; pamph-
let
T,ogan,s Hawaiian Guide Book.
bishops Hawaiian Phrase Book.
Henshaw's Birds of the Hawaiian
Islands.
ALSO THE FOLLOWING RARE OUT
oF-PRINT BOOKS.
Z Ellis Polynesian Researches.
; Ellis Tour OF Hawaii
Journal of Tyerrnann & Bennett.
Cheever's Sandwich Islands
Cheever's The Island World.
2 Nordhoff's Northern Gala, Oregon
and Sandwich Islands.
willmott's Our Journal in the PACING.
NichoIson's From Sword to Share.
GilPs Gems From the Coral Islands.
judas Honolulu.
Life of Lucy G. Thurston.
Clevelands voyages of a Merchant
!, Navigator.
] Broughton's Voyage of Discovery.
The Islander; literary weekly Of "a
issues in 1875
$, And others shortly expected.
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BUGOL OGIsTS HOLD SESSION
Continued from Page one.)

Mr.. Giffard also referred TO his col
lecting in the Sierras and Southern
California.
Mr.. Kotinsky, secretary, read his pa
per entitled Some Coccidae tscale
bugs) from Singapore collected by Mr..
Muir" These, he said, he examined
bv courtesy of the sugar planters.
In the collection were two species
collected on rubber. Neither OF these
occurs in Hawaii. Two were new 20
science and the balance were first rec
ords for Singapore. Altogether his
paper treated ten species.
At 9 D. m. the society adjourned Of
6cia1lv hut unofficial discussions fol-
lowed for while afterwards.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
nAu1r rn11NrRY CLINE.

OAHU COUNTRY CLUB.
The annual meeting of the Oahu
Country Club will be held in the makai
ballroom, on the roof garden, OF the
Alexander Young Hotel, in Honolulu,
on Thursday, September ~, 1907, at 8
o'clock p m.
f. Fl. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary, oahu Country CLUB.
Honolulu, T. H, August rs, 1907.
1926
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NOTICE.

VIM. G. IRWIN Sc CO., LTD.
A special meeting of the Directors
of VIM. G. Irwin & Co, Ltd, VIII De
held at the Office of the company IN
Honolulu upon Saturday the 7th inst.
at 10 a. m.
RICHARD IvERS,
1894 Secretary
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INDIANA SAILS TODAY.

- ENGINEER OFFICE, Homo
-. - n. August l, 1907.-Sealed pro-
Sa,s for dredging Honolulu Harbor
po 'S1 -, raoaivea here until u m, Sep
be~ 1907. and then publicly
lep 5 reformation furnished on ap-
piication. c. W. OrW EhN' CAI' -
Engineers. co,+ :
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purser has persuaded his brother to
leave with him for trip to the North