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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Bera.

g tuttgart. Die ipiirttembers
glide &ammer Der Mbseorbneten bat
Tin genereIes Nerbot BET Nutomobils
Wettfabrten. peldes infolse Der ii9
ftetis mebrenben llnfdue beantrdst
porben ipar. abselebnt. = Das @es
fammttonesium Der g%entraIfteue fir
getperbe unb 9anbsl bat einftimmig
ben Mnidlub Wurttemberss an bic
auf
@runb Der preubifden DorfdIdse guts
gebeiBen. - Dem 0erein bon Rinbers
freunben 1T bon einem niht genannt
iein tpolenben Skinner bes 0.reins 5ur
grpeitsrung bes ainberbsims Waibs
Iinsen bic Gumme Don 10000 Wart
iiberaeben tpcrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28

IS teben. Sn S~DerleNen 1T Elm
a~tpeites !Seimatbmuieum in Selperss
balm fir ben @osslsbers seplant, poSu
bic bortise alte Stride. elm Solabau,
benuBt iperben iou.
Offend a d.. Der 3reistas
pflidtete benz 8ertrase iiber bic @ers
einisung Der @emeinbe 9iir9el nit
Sfenba9 Bel.
Wprm 8. Die 8ertretertpobl Der
DrtstrantsntaFe, bic i'm Ropsmber
1906 fafIirt ipurbe. ereab piebcrum
ben Gies Der 9ersinisten 8etpsrtidafs
ten nit 1913 gesen bamals 500 Stims
men Mebrbett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28

MISUNDERSTANDING purtJ einen Bib
itrabl in 8rano geratben. Sc selang,
bas sssuer auf ieinen Serb 81 bef6rGna
ten. 9ei mebrsren Gdddten purben
bic 9%pbrtbiirme, Mai6inen. 8obrs
pertseuae unb @ebGuoe elm Raub Der
Tlammen. Der Sa6i9aben pirb auf
100000 &ronen geI9dbt.
9 II b q p It. Ils eine pfdns
transformation Bel benz 8aaern Stes
pban Secs in Satpraliaeu belD ers
fdisn, ereriff bieier einen aniitteI unb
perfsbte benz Witslieoe Der Rommiis
5ipn, benz Ibpofaten Or. 9robp, einen
oerart lpu6tisen !Sieb, bab Der Ibpos
lat blutiiberitromt aufammenitirste.
Sooann penbete fih Oecs geeen bic
@enbarmen. Oisie mahten nun bon
Der Waffe @ebrau9 unb fdoNen ben
Bauer nieber. Secs puroe iterbenb
in's Spital sebra9t.
6 5ernpp | B. Bel Der infolge
Mblebens bes bis6erisen 8iirsermeiz
fters 9ottor Heib nptbpenbis gepors
benen Neutpabl purbe Der g%sgenipdrs
tige crite 0i3ebiirgermejiter Selir
Treiberr b. Girtb gum 9%iirsermeiiter
eetpdblt.
Snnsbrud d. guf Der Sabrt
BON Heeodro mad Hopereto ~itiir5te Der
Wagen. iporin has auf ber Sohaeitss
reiIe befinblihe @bepaar Sempriere
aus Melbourne fab, nm. Die Srau
ipurbs tOotli1 perlebt.
Sebenb q. Sn Sefpeb BEL
Raab bronnten SO Wabnbdu1 Ter uro
80 Wirtbi6aftsobiette nieber. Der
Srt lit Gin Sriimmerbaufen.
piIfen. Sn Sluena TT elm BON
Standardization mitgenommsner
p|uIperporratb In elmer Sdmiebe burd
5~untenflue crplobirt. M9t psrfpnen
tpurben perlebt, baruntsr brsi idper.
Gin Sebniabrises Mdbaen tpuroe ses
tobtet.
pra0. Ser Sbierarat Mattbias
prettnsr lit Der R%obtrdntbeit erlesen,
bic CT Ii3 BEL Der 8ebanblrng zines
r~obtrantsn pferbss ausesosen bate.
9 ais b g. Sn Der 9onnerss
taderau Bel Gen am See purbc Der
70 Sabre alte @auer Mi9ael Steiner
eridlaeer uni auseeraubt.
3eIl am 3iller. Ser aneht 9aus
fer. Der Die Dienitmasb &atbarina
Sdteil in DiiteIbers aus GiferIudt
ermurbet bat. fpurbe in einem Nieb@
iialle cr9dngt aufecfunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
0rek9er3ostgmua Gegeu.

Oarm # b I. Die beffiide 81.
siiion bat fi9 bereit ertldrt, BEL Mans
gel on &rbsitstrdften our 8efdmpfung
BET @1GbTinse in ben Weinbergen
Colbatsn CUR Nusbilfs 5u beurlauben.
Sic birfen teinsn ~esring,ren aIs ben
fir Irbeitsr ortsibIihen Gobn erbalten.
Jrisbberg. Sir bic Grid
tung rine5 itibtifaen @oltsbcbss bat
eia auenIyts pstitorben.r Sriebbsrser
fer Ctset 25,G00 Mart permaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
@f0cm6ura.

SIbenburg g. G9nere. lang
anoauernbs Ceipitter batsn i'm S(bens
burgiidsn pist uneliid angeriGtst. Mn
OuBenben bon Walen itlus Der Ylib
elm unb aiinbete; piel Wisb fpuroe auf
ben Weibsn erf9lasen, unb Der beslsis
tenbe 6aeel rihtete piel G6aoen an.
oeiosr lit aud Der COB mebrsrer Wens
iAsn gu ~betia9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Nranmf1weia. An6aff.

dDppenit t. Bel Gd0ps
penftebt 1T cine Jrau bonn 9lib set6bs
tet, ibr adtidbris.r Sohn seIdbmt
tporben.
9aIIen ftebt. Ser @emeinbcs
fatb befdloB ben Dau elmer fdbtifhen
B~obeanftalt uno bepiligte bafur bic
Soften in Der 9Obe bon $4,000 Wart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
Me6femBura

g Of tn / n. Die Gtaotsonpalts
fdaft er6o6 @ntlase gesen einige por
bier Monaten perbaftste 8samte unb
Mdrter Der Qanbssirrenanftalt Sahs
fenbere. gs banoslt iid) um llnters
fhlasunsen BON Staatsselbsrn in
60be ron 100000 Wart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
GffaG- Sot6rin8en.

Strabburs. Sn Der offiaiel'
len sSmmatrifulations3eit bieies Ses
me iters iino 332 Gtubsntcn reu in ben
@erbano Der bieiieen rripsriAat elm
getreten, ge9en 336 i'm oorigen unb
352 i'm porporisen Sommer. 9appn
geboren go Der pbiloIopbifhen, 80 Der
juriItii@en, 81 Der matbematifdsnas
turtpiTenIdaitliden, As Der mebiainis
ftsn. 25 Der epangeiiI1 stbeolo9ifdsn
unb 10 Der tatboliI6s So
tultGt an. - Temnddit fol bier ein
Sammerperf nit Gieberei er6aut pers
ben, uno cine gerliner Iirma plant
ben Gntauf bon Ierrain our Grid
tuns zines aoblsnlagers.
~ ii I bau c n. Nd6 benz Dors
geben onberer St1bte bef9lob Der &c,
meinberatb Bic grriAtung zines Milhs
bdusdsns. baS ben 3ped fat. po-'
sugstpeiie benz 4rbeiter uno Der gu:
genb quite Mild gum Genub auf Der
StsGe 5u bero6folsen. Gs foa baburf
benz MltoGoleenub Dor Der Mrbeit ents
gegsngetpirtt iperben. Ter MusThanf
pirb in / ooer 1 2itsrslGiern gun,
prsiie bon 10 unb 5 p~fenniser err
folgen. - Der 20idbrise 3a9nte6nifer
Sulius Drspfus. Der burh unocriihti.
ges Santir.n nit .inem Gfobertsetpsbr
bic Jrau bes guhbruders &nedt ges
tobtct bate, ipurbe bon Der Gtruftamz
mer tpeesn fabrldifissr 1Obtung 81
einem Sa9r feds Wonaten Gsfdngnib
berurthei!t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
S6wefa.

SV~Stds
BERN. Sn Der tantonalen Bolts
%abitimmung purbs bos gefeb, bas bic
Nub6arma6ung Der WaHertrGite bes
3antons BON Der Gritsllung elmer Son.
seiIion unb 3ablln9 elmer einmalisen
unb elmer jGbrliden, nad beniibten
pferoetrdften bemefensn Gebiibr abs
bdnsig mad)t, nit runb 21,O0O ga
gegen runb 1000 Nein ongenpmmen.-
Die eibgen0fiif9e Re9israng bat Nahs
ri6t erbalten, bab Der betannte lfpeis
5eriide Sori9er Walter @oI5 i'm Sins
terlano bon libsria ermorbet norben
1T. 8pl5 tpuroe BON gingeborenen ges
fdn9en, sefefelt unb in elmer Siittc
eingeiperrt, in ipeI1er er lebenbig pers
brannt ipurbe. Gin Sbeil Der pertpbls
ten 2cide tprrbe bon elmer Sldmanns
f1aft %sefunben.
3 ii | Of. Ser beutfde General
toniul in 3iri9, Gsbeimer Reeies
runssratb Or. s. b. @darbt, lit aus
benz @mte eeihieben, unb als fein
Tadfolgcr lit Der feitberise beutIde
@eneraltpnIul in G%briItiania, b. sgds
Der ou 5aur, ernannt tporben.-@inen
&inbersarten fir bic ainoer Der airhs
gdngerinren fat bic &irhenpflege in
Wiebetpn einseri9tet. Wd6renb bes
G;ottesbienItes laF.n bic Miitter bort
ibre fleinsn 9inber unter Nufiidt elmer
ainber9artnerin fpislen.
9 t. @allen Der OIfhpcis
aer Muqerperbanb tefhIob, ben friiber
bebsutenben @etreibemartt Don Nors
f6ad nah 81. 0allen 3u perlegen.
Neuen burg q. @eseniiber Der
Snitiatibteipesuns fir bic Musbebs
nung bes i'm adnton Woabt fdon Be-
iteberben I6fintbpcrbotes ouf bic
gan3e Sdnei3, tinbiet bic 8epoltes
runs bes Bal be Trapers, bic bur6
elm etpaiges gerbot Der 4bIintbfabris
fation eetroffen piirbe, beim 9unbess
ratb bereits Gnti1abisunssanipriide
an.
@enf. gsi Der g~riabpabl gum
Nationalratb fir ben p~eritrrbenen
5ontana (ultramontan) purbe Der
aanbibat Der Decentralization,
Or. Qlfreb @eors, Setretdr Der Sem
fer 5aabelstammer, sstpablt. Die
Repiiion Der t~antonalen 8erfaNuns
bon 1847 tpurbe %bertporfen.
Seftame Raj dtsbes
ibi9ung. Dor elmer 8erliner
Straftammer itanb Der Dauarbeiter
9riining unter Der Mntlase Der Mas
jeitdts6eleioigung. Gr bate, a[s Der
aaiier in feinem Nutomobile bon elmer
3ruppsnbeIidtiguns aariidtsbrte. auf
Der Strabe bic 3unse berausssltr.dt.
Der Staatsaafpalt bate in elmer 0ors
perbanolung ielbit bic 4ntlase fuegeu
MISUNDERSTANDING fallen selafsn
unb nur pegen sroben llnfuss cine
5aftitrafe BON IA Tagsn gssen ben
Q~nsetlasten bsontrast. Die Straf,
TANNER lpar ieoo9 anberer @nfht
unb erblidte in benz Derbalten bes
Nngetldgten cine fdtpere Wlajettdtsbes
Ieibieung. Das urtbeil lautste ouf
neun Wonate @efdnsnib.
BttB traf etnen Qufts
b o II. unfern Rom nabmen Der
&onis unb bic aDnisin bon Stalisn
cine GruppensR ebus ab. gu ben Was
nOpern eeb0rte unter Nnberem ber
4uffiieg zines WiIit6r s8anons 3ur
5obe bon 700 Sub. nit 5auptmann
llilipeli i'm aorbe. pl0slid brad ein
@efuitter los. unb NIT Gntfeben iaben
bic 1ouienbe BON 3uihauern, tpie Elm
BIibNratI ben Yalon traf. SIM Mus
gsnblid CAB es cine eepaltise Jlamm.;
cine furhtbare Detonotion folcte. unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28
0eaerret@.

% len. Die Grridtuns einss 300
Mann itarfen Reidss @ren3torps itebt
bepor. Na9 benz plan Der oberiten
gemsiniamen 9eeresperpaltung foll
bisIes aorps nur llnteroffi5iere in feis
men Reibsn 5dblen. gs tpirb bamit
cine Grsdnsuns Der @lpentrupp.n be-
abiiatigt. Die neue Organization foll
Ii9 defenders benz 3urbIdafterbisnlt
an Der italieniife1 unb Der fhipeiSeris
fdsn Gren5e ipiomen. - Der plan
elmer aaiferiubildumss Qusite1uns in
Wien fir bas Jabr 1908, our Geter
bes 6~0jdbrieen Resierungs. Jubildums
Jran3 Soiepbs, 1T aiifgessbsn iporben.
Statt be6sa i'll bas projett Der Grim
bung zines Muieums fir 3ednit unb
Snbu1trie pieosr aufgenommsn tpors
ben. - Sir ben Reubau bes jiibiihen
Neutrality-suspicious. babisr bat
Urau Grneitine Tborfh 100000 aros
men gefpenbet.
9aben. Sier 1T i'm 81. 2ebenss
jabrs ber ebemalise 8tihof BON Ra.
i6du, Or. Gigmunb 8ubtcs, 9~eitorben.
gorpsIar 10. 6ier iinb Elf pes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-28

Oresben. Cine Spenbe bon
10000 Mart lit BON einem u~ngeranni
bleiben tponenben GERM benz bieiigen
glbsrtptrein fir BITE &0nisin Garcia,
Stiftung iibereeben porbtn. - Ders
ftorben III in 0obabis in Sibpeft,
afrita Der bon bier ftammenbe Or.
msb. Sstar 9eorg Wiensde, Der als
Gtobsar5t bel Der beutfdsn Sdubs
Euppe ftano.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09

Low prices at New England Bakery.*
Property income and specific taxes
are due and payable now.
The Matson Navigation Co.'S time
table is published in this issue.
Concert tonight on Young Hotel
Roof Garden by Hawaiian Band.
The Congressional party is welcomed
with q Rainier Toast Here's to the
Rainier Poet.
Four evenly matched teams will open
up the baseball season on Saturday
The first game will be called at 1:45
p. m.
A sociable viii be held this evening
in the parlors of Central Union church.
The best lunches in town are served
at the Palm Cafe.
Call at the Tax Office and ascer-
tain what you owe while the assess
ment books for 1907 are open for In
spection to the public.
A dance has been announced for this
evening at the Young Hotel. The band
will also give a concert on the roof
garden prior to the opening of the
dance.
Don't forget to attend the shirtwaist
dance to be given by the A. o. H. and
Auxiliary at knights of Pythias Hall
Saturday evening. Tickets from mem
bers an dat the door.
superintendent of Public instruction
Babbitt has addressed a general letter
to the teachers and pupils of the
schools asking their cooperation in
keeping the sidewalks and streets
clean.
This is Ascension Day, a holy day
of Obligation, and Father Clement will
hold services at the Catholic church of
st. John the Baptist, Kalihiwaena, at
$50 am, high mass, sermon, collec-
ton; and 4 p. m, rosary.
One half of the property and income
taxes, and the tax on dogs, bicycles
automobiles, wagons, carts, carriages
and other vehicles are due and pay
able now, and will become delinquen
on the 18th inst. A penalty of 10 pc
cent will be added to all such take
remaining unpaid after the 18th o
May.
Col s. w. Roessler, in command o
the L. S. Engineer Corps for the Pa
cifc Division, who has been here from
. I10rt1ao6 OrauOO for the ma st ten day
consulting with Capt. c. w. Otwel,
relative to the definite location of tn
new Notifications to be built at Pear
Harbor and at Diamond Head left o.
the Mongolia yesterday afternoon 70
the Coast.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
PLAN entertainment
FOR CONGRESSMAN
JOINT LUNCH OR DINNER BY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION.

There were present at yesterdays
regular meeting Of the Chamber of
Commences: w. M. Giffard presidents
L. T. Peck, F. M Swanzy E. I. Spald-
ing, ]. r. Gait and H. P. Wood, sec
rotary. A letter was received from
the director of the Division of Exploit
alton of the AlaslaYukon Pacific Ex-
position, acknowledging receipt of the
Chambers resolution endorsing the
fair. also a letter from Editor Buck
land of the Trans-Pacifc Trade with
a copy of a letter from the Chamber
of Commerce of Astoria urging the
advantages of that port as a point OF
shipment to Hawaii.
The Trans-Mississipp Commercial
Congress, by it's secretary, sent re-
port of the last session, acknowledg
ing the receipt of the Honolulu Cham
ber's membership. Arrangements are
being made for the Oklahoma session
and Honolulu is asked to send a rep
| resentative. President Giffard wa'
authorized to appoint a representative
The Commerce and Agriculture Com
| mittee, referring to the establishment
of bonded warehouses here, recon-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
Making
Bog us
Money
On Maui
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ARE
CONVINCED THAT A PLANT IS
ON THAT ISLAND.
ARE
FEDERAL

Although the jury returned sealed
verdict of not guilty last night in the
case of Lee Yong chargd with having
counterfeit $40 gold pieces in his pos
session and with defrauding a chink
with the same, the local United States
authorities are confident that there is
a counerfeiting plant in operation on
the islam dof Maui. Thew propose to
follow up the lead and nab the plant.
The coin that is turned out is a very
clever imitation.
Lee Yong was rearrested and will be
prosecuted on another similar charge,
Another defendant is being tried on a
similar charge today.
Deputy Sheriff Edgar Martin and Tax
Assessor Antoine Tavares of Makawao
are in Honolulu attending the session
of the Federal court.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
WANT SOME
ROAD IMPROVED
A HUNDRED AND FIFTY YARDS
OF GOOD ROAD WOULD SAVE A
LONG HAUL.

President bingham of the Board of
HEALTH is DESTROYS of having some road
improvement done near the Kalihi re-
ceiving station. There is a stretch of
coral road about $50 yards in length,
that enables a considerable distance to
be saved. PinEham wants TO have the
| board of supervisors put this road into
a suitable condition.
| AT the present time there are hard
chunks of coral sticking out of the
road bed. They are of sufficient size
to all but jolt a carriage off it's springs.
The idea is to have the chunks removed
and then fill the road in With crushed
coral or some other material so that an
even smooth road way can be made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
Bargain on Saturday
Show you the place any minute.
Area, 34,S5O square feet.
JAMES F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER

mended that F. NJ. Hatch's suggestions
be not lost sight of, though no imme-
date action was favored.
e. I. Spalding of the Legislative
Committee reported briefly in regard
to bills brought before the last Legis-
lature.
Mr.. Giffard stated that he had ap-
pointed w. ]. Castle, Jr., to represent
the Chamber at the Mohonk Confer
ence.
The Entertainment Committee was
authorized to arrange for a joint lunch
or dinner to be given by the Chamber
and the Merchants Association to the
visiting congressman, probably on
Monday, May 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
Charge
Against
Japanese
BOnifaCe
HE Is ACCUSED OF SECURING
THREE POSTAL MOsEY ORDERS
WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

In the arrest and possible conviction
of Inoshita, charged with forging the
name of a japanese to a postal money
order, the Federal authorities have
hopes of breaking up quite an extern
sive practice, said to exist among GER
tain Japanese hotel-keepers.
1t is charged that certain hOtel-keep-
ers have used dummies instead of the
Japanese to whom these postal orders
were sent from Japan, and have peck
eted the cash. In the present case, the
defendant is charged with securing
postal orders for 800, SIS ond 500, with
out any authorities from the person tc
whom they had been sent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
A Field
HOSPITAL
AT AZEA
CALLED A PRIMARY" HOSPITAL
AND is REALLY FOR OBSERvA-
TION OF SUSPECTS.

Special health restrictions of the most
careful description, are being enforced
at Aiea, under the direction of the
Board of Health. There is now a pri-
mary hospital where any person who
is affected with a sickness that is not
is kept under the care of physicians
and nurses long enough to enable the
physicians to determine whether he or
she is free from serious contagious sick
ness or not. In event of the sickness
taking a turn for the worse the patient
is transferred to the quarantine sta
ton at Honolulu.
| In transferring one of the very sick
patients some nights ago, quite an ex-
citing incident occurred, The patient
who was a Japanese. was on a stretcher
but one of the attendants detained him
until apparently the man had fallen
asleep. The attendant then went to the
front seat of the ambulance. Later,
| happening TO look Dehlnu 10 see now
the sick man on the cot was faring, he
saw the cot deserted. A frantic search
was made for the patient that night
but he was not to be found. Later
he was discovered in the road, toe
weak to walk He was picked up by
another board of health conveyance
and brought to the city but died with.
in a short time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
BROKE HIS BACK.

A man broke his back leaning over
the desk after business hours, trying to
keep his own accounts; how much bet
ter it would have been for him to have
placed his books in the hands of a
reliable concern like the Henry Water
house Trust Co., Ltd, for attention.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
AMERICA MARU SIGHTED.

At 1:1O p. m. today the S. S. America
Maru was sighted off Koko Head from
San Francisco. She has three days
later mail from the mainland and will
probably dock at the Hackfeld wharf
about o'clock. She will probably re-
sumo her voyage to the Orient tomor-
row forenoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
BUFORD RESUMES
VOYAGE TO ORIENT
TO NAGASAKI FOR COAL-RELIEF
TO FAMIsHED CHINA on TO
MANILA

Rosuming her voyage to the Orient
the u. S, A. transport Buford sailed
from Naval wharf No. 1 shortly before
noon today. Having landed the Con-
gressional party here, she continues to
Nagasaki for coal, thence to Chin
Kiang to discharge $4,000 barrels Of
Christian Herald Chinese famine relief
flour, thence to Manila.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS an A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.
THE WEATHER.
Laocl Office, u. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building
Honolulu. T, H., May 8, 1907.

Temperatures at a. m. a. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum:
70. 7G IS. 81.
Barometer reading; absolute humidity
GRAINS per cubic fooO; relative hu-
nudity, and dew point: At a. m:
20, 3O.OS, 6.372, &c, e.
Wind: Velocity and direction at a.
m; 10 a. m; and noon:
NE; 2, 5; 10, NE; 9, NE.
Rainfall during a hours ending S a.
m:
Trace.
Tota, wind movement during "a hours
ending at noon.
172 miles
WNI. Z. STOCKMAN,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
DANCE At SEASIDE
HOTEL TONIGHT

A hop will be given this evening as
a welcome to the Congressional party
and a farewell to the officers of the u.
S. s. Annapolis. The public as well as
all local army and navy officers are
requested to come and give a fitting
welcome to the guests of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09

The quarterly business meeting of
the Ladies Society of Central Union
church was held this morning at 10
o'clock in the church parlor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09

The time seems to have now arrived
to pass everything in the way of a
railroad ripper.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
Floral Department

We have a well equipped floral de-
partment where you can get all the
flowers and cut plants in season at
reasonable prices
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
Hotel ST., near Union.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09
THE
A. HARRISON
HOUSE

CORNER ALAPAI AND LUNALILO
STREETS.
Solid concrete basement.
Double-walled house.
10 bedrooms.
Diningroom, large sittingroom, glass
lanai. bathrooms.
LOOKOUT TOWER.
Stables, carriage house, servants
house.
You cannot build the house today
under $4,000
Look at the stone fence, solid walks
solid portico.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-09

WM. z. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-09-19

Topeka, Sept. 15.-A way to get earlier than by special session oI the legislature is believed to hayS been found and pressure Is being brought to bear on Gov. Hoch to agree not to call the legislature to- gether until the new plan has been tried. Attorneys have been working on the scheme for several days and it is believed that it will work out and give Kansas a two-cent fare within a month or six weeks, earlier than it would be possible to get the rate If special session were called. The plan missioners hold hearing and ex- anime into the reasonableness of the two-cent fare.
 Then If it were found that the rate was reasonable, to make an order at once and make it effective in the probably would refuse to obey the or der and then the attorney general would be asked to begin mandamus proceedings in the courts to enforce the order with the provision that the rate go into effect at once.
 Influential politicians who have had the plan worked out for them had some conferences with the governor Friday, asking him not to call a spe- cial session The first move they ask is that he make a written request to Frsdrick s. Jackson, attorney gen eral, about the advisability of the plan. It is understoon that Mir. Jack. son has expressed an opinion that he could get the rate quicker than the legislature if the proper steps were taken. Mir Jackson refuses to discuss the matter
 If the attorney general in his opin- ion shows that he would be abli to do quicker work than the Iegisla- ture, with assurances of the same re- suits, then it Is planned to have the governor write letter instructing the attorney for the board of railroad commissioners and asking them to start work immediately tc get hear. ing and the case finally into the courts.
 Should the governor decide on this plan at once complaint could be filed so that the board could act on 1t at it's next meeting, Tuesday morn ing. Only week would be necessary for the notice to the railroads before a hearing could be held. and if the order were made ten days would be sufficient for 1t to go into effect, and as soon as the roads refused to obey 1t the attorney general would apply for preremptory writ of mandamus to compel the roads to put the rate into effect at once and while the mer- It's of the case were being tried in the courts