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New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
CALLED FOR S1oS.0oo,

Some six months after contracts We're award
ed for furnishing the arnory Of the sqtb Regi-
ment The new building Of the list Regiment IN
Fourth avenue was finished II is one of tho
largest and most complete military structures
1n the CITY The site cost the city s445 500 and
lhe DullolEg was erected at 2 cost oF s-1e o.
II has one OF the largest drill floors in the coTn
Try, capable Of accommodating several -
1nents' and II also has n large pyvnnasi,1r,
bIi!laio room With six tables a swimming nooI
ana sho~er baths done in marble
Nneh II came TO question Of furnisbine, y .,
eSIdoilsnlhent Of this kind the armorv hoard
was UP against another large order The arob;
tects for the building prepared tha f,I,,-i. ~ III
elecLIcatlons, and they called for an evnandi
lure OF SlOS,3IL When it was comDIaina5 ~
inns vas an eXtraYagant sum for s1lDDI,yirc, e..
hiIure LOT command numbering ONLY sorea 700
oIhceis and men, the magnificent nronortiov,. &c
Ahe armory building were again urged as -
reason. after much pruning the apnronrjat tio,-
was finally rduced TO So. ISL ''''io'
by the architects careful sneci6catio,,r q,
lIetIlcnI was provided, among other thiros
Win IoFty-el8ht arm and miscellaneous obairS
WI spring seats and backs, all made of other
sllal,osdhy nd or quartered oak, covered with Snan
lsh leather; III side chairs without arms Ia
IN me same manner and covered with I.,.ti'l
--49O gallery chairs 440 portable chairs ~ ra1i
dDp ana other desks, all made of ol1artered ,oi..
- tables OF special sizes and Ella borata daei-
II ealhef covered settees, all Of Special desiy,,
solas mace IN the same manner and covered
elIA SDahlsh leather; ! couch covered v-ith
SI5aliisn ieather and Of extra large and bearti-
III - ueSlgh ~ pairs Of curtains, 24 Saxonv rnps
= latse carpets, - cocoa and rubber mats
carved. -tN SiaDoTdtely
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
OCEAN STEAMERS.
MngIrn GERMAN lloyd.

Fast Express Service.
pIYMOUTH-CHER t.Mf-N;;
Kaiser. oct -. 10 AN Kaiser nov ~ ~
* Wm. H. oct -. 10 AN K.Wm- ll-NoF. %
Kronrriuz. Nov. , - PM Kronprinz Dec .
Cecilietneul Nov. II. .1OAM Cecilien"l Dec ~
Twin Screw Passenger Serves,
PLYMOUTH-CHEK BOURG-Bi'i-MIt--NN,,,
sHannover. Oct 23. 10 AN 'Gneisenau NVN'5 =
4I.arbarossa- oct. - 1OAM 'Main. NGL. - -
5<urfuerst .Oct.31. 10 AM fBaTh' r ssa- NoN'-2
~. Irene. Nov. =. 10 AN fhurfuers 81. 80 d"
Bremen direct. TCherbourS anu bIe''''''
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLFS-GENoA. y. a. II AL
Connecting at Gibraltar for AIgleis. .
sNeckar. ...... oct. 20 t$ockar. 1890 DEC y
Fricdrlch...... Nov. . Friedrich -... Dec (,
X Iuise ....... Nov. lG. X. luise..-. jan
X. Albert. .... Nov 30 L. Irene jan "a
"Owits Genoa
From Bremen Piers ~ & 4th SITS. HoooNeh
AROUND THE WORLD TOT rs.
East ana West
y G.. LLOYD EMPRESS LIN p.
ARSEILI.F,S-N PL LE.S-ALENANDhlA'
German -McditcrraneaG-I"va Line
scilies-tieuoa Via Naples To tho Lev
ROYAL. ROUMANIAS MAIL STEAMERS
Coustanza-Co uopie-Smyrnd-
Alexandria.
Ncrth German LLOYD Travellers CheeNs
Good All over the World.
OFLRICHS q 60, NJ. = broadway. y Y.
Louis IT. Meyer. 1916 Walnut 81. Phild.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
YEARLY COST OF
NATIONAL GUARD.
IN 1UER4GE OF ABOUT
stL FOR EACH VAN.
Not Inclpding Fourteen Mat'0"S
Erpcndcd on 1rm0rieS'

,r,,a National Guard is making through 0e'
- ~ its officers who have been 'e9'iS ms
emily before the Wainwright toIl'iiii7' ;,
- ci,,- a p!ea that the men should DE p',i"
.,oi- attendance at drills. 1t IS not 'il0
-.,.,,eo f This article to indorse or oppose inns
-, t,-,t merely 20 let the taxpayers know WIl''
-, National Guard is costing them alre@uS S'
,77,e~e seems to he a tendency toward steady IN
,~,a-o in this line Of expenditure and the fash
iorahle clubs in Fifth avenue may have 10 look
., ,,,f. la,,rais in the matter of sumptuous fur
nishings and costly appointments if they would
not be outdone by the new armories OF the Ma
tional Guard.
Four of these new buildings have been fur-
nished since last March al q cost of Sll5,2SS.
The various commands occupying them numper
123 officers and LOO men, so that the cost OF
furnishing alone has been at the rate OF SOL
for every officer and man IN the regiments Con-
tracts for two more new armories are about to
be let, and when completed they will be equipped
upon the same elaborate scale.
Last year Controller Metz made a determined
.ekick' against what he characterized as this
new wave of extravaganza" in the furnishing
of the National Guard armories. The occasion
was the application of the Armory Board for an
appropriation of $4,000 with which to purchase
furniture and equipment for the new building
Of the Goth Regiment, in Lexington avenue. The
Controller, who IS a military man himself, was
staggered at this request. He deputed his chief
engineer, Chandler wilmington, to make an in
vestigation with the result that it was ascer-
tanned that an entirely pace was being set
in supplying the quarters Of the various corps
in new buildings erected for them.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

Assuming that there are ten thousand officers
and men in the various corps, and that is about
their muster roll, it is costing the city to
maintain these armories a little over S44 a
year for every officer and man in the force
using them. Do the taxpayers want TO add to
this amount by paying the men TO drill or do
they not?
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY GEITan


NEW JERSEY GEITaIl.
:" S,,l4t}, SVH0I X ,,-AI, TEAM TO PHILADELPHIA
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv ~ s,n
) I..-UJO. 80. S-@U. $50, $50 N 81 n -
II. 30 a, ul., l.. -. -. 30 256 q 3, 4aI'
4 81. 5.5o. 600. $50, $50. IL50 D Sr1t
Gays t-9U so 200 lUj0 u5O a
u 80. l-5O. 2.5O. $50. 40. $50 SsS "a
SO. 1870. ll-JO p M
Lv LIBERTY ST.:-L3O. $50 ToO.so
$50. Y-ue. 1000. HOO. 1L3O. I30O 4. ~
Loo. l-JO. 200. BOO. 400 40 500 RS,'
go, $50, . 20 2 II, II Is nitlight sun
days, 1-30, 500. @ - 1000 II ~ a N
i. 90 noon. leo. = 90. AGO 4GO ( a. FG'
200, $50, 800 1870 p. n. I2I5 ni5niES-'
FOR BALTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON.
Ly " 2@D ST :-5.5o. $50. ll5O a 4.
Lv LIBERTY ST..-I31. s.Uti IO00a- ~
Z. 20 noon. 2o0. a. 90. 500 zoo . m. dsiiv'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY ". ". ID
SF---Y-5o a. m, $3.50 Sats. only 3.5
Lv- LIBERTY sT---lu.OO d. m. lo8
Sats- Oulyi g. 10 =. H. Sul5ays 100
a. me. 80 2. IN.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHCRST.
Lv. W I'D ST-;-S5o = m. I2-50 SaJs.
only). 1-2O. 32U. $50. 4J0 t62O ss,S
=. n.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. -IsO. 500. 1000 an.
tiVr Sats. ou.tf. L5t. s. 90. 10. 800 10 80
sais- only , m. sundays. $50. 1Oo0
FOR LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GROVE Lv- W sd ST.
) 20. ll-Zu a. m, SO SO. so. 3 70 { y
: -. ll-50 p m sundays. $50 a. Ia, a50.
: - p m-
Lv. LIBERTY ST 90. $50. II 30am.
lo. 3. 50. ; -. $50. $50. s45 2. n, I20i
midnight sundays. 4ot. so a. n. 400.
$50 D. n
TIM tables may be obtained az foIl0w.u;
of,-c-S- Liberty -. West I'D s.. Tel 3l4i
Chelsea. 6 As-or House 245. asa 1850 1854
broadway. Is F'ttl Ay. 81 Fifth Av, :
zion square West -1.H Third Av l05
West 1-5-h ST. rs Columbus Az. New
York. ( Court s.. 34S 5i4 Fulton s.. 80
N0SfraDd Av, brooklyn. 3Cr Broadway
WILLIAMSBURG N=W -a~k Tran ser C caUs
for and checks baggage to 5ss-i-atioz-
" @. BESLER. w. e. HOPE.
Nice-Pres * Gen Mgr Gen. Pass Agsz.
Ili3-O1
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
TO EGYPT

FY THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
TWIN-sCREw EMPRESS STEAMSHIP
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse
VIA GENOA AND NAPLES.
JANUARY 18TH AND FEBRUARY GOTH.
For particulars apply TO
OELRICHS & 90. BROADWAY. y. I.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
CUT TO $4,000.

During the previous nineteen years 1t had cost
only some $4,000 to furnish adequately seven
Of these armorles, and the former quarters of
the Goth had cost only So 200 to furnish. The
report made by Mr.. Wilmington stated that in
view Of these facts the proposal TO spend $4,000
on a single building rather startling. He
had examined the specifications and found that
1t was proposed TO furnish 653 officers and men,
among other things with 736 folding chairs
] 666 opera chairs, 351 revolving. arm and mis-
ceIaneous chairs. four-ffths of which OF
special design with spring seats and backs Gov
cred with horse hide or Spanish leather: 81
tables Of special sizes. most Of them with spe-
cially designed features. such as autings. panel
Iings and carvings; % roll top and other desks
j color, saddle. drum and other cases, with the
interior the same material and finish as the ex-
terror; 6 screens. s wardrobes % French bevel
edged plate glass mirrors of large size, % Sax
ony rugs of special sizes and one master clock
with twenty other subsidiary clocks.
From this list Mr.. Wilmington omitted many
other items, for the reason that while some of
them would never be used their purchase might
not be deemed an extravaganza. Most of the
articles mentioned We're about elaborate and
costly in detail and finish it was possible to
secure, and il was intimated that their pur-
chase and installation in any armory would be
2 violation Of good taste and appropriateness
Special attention was called 10 the master cleo
trio clock and twenty others electrically con-
nected Herewith, which was characterized as
expensive 10 install and still more expensive 10
maintain The report closed with a recon-
]nendation that the appropriation be reduced to
$4,000.
Armed with this report, Mr.. Metz demanded a
reduction in the amount asked for. If il cost
only $500 TO supply the old armory with ade-
quate furniture and equipment he did not see
any reason why $4,000 was not sufficient to
equip the new quarters, since the muster roll of
the regiment had not increased. But the Armorv
Board pointed out that the new building was
vastly superior 10 the old one and very much
larger II had cost the city $792.O2S for the site
and Sl24,94O for the structure. The plans had
been prepared by one Of the best known firms
Of architects in the city. They had also pre-
pared the specifications for the furniture and
equipment after consultations with the officers
Of the corps. and these were specially designed
10 suit the building Originally these specifca-
tons called for an expenditure Of $4,000 but the
Armory Board had cut them down to $40 000
II further cut 10 $4,000 was made the whole
scheme OF the architects for the interior eduiD-
.nent would be DESTROYED.
IN vain the Controller argued that the ev
penditure was reckless extravagance vhpn #
was considered that the armory was intended
Tor a single body numbering a little over five
hundred men. Finally, after much argument
The appropriation was reduced to S26O33
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

y. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD +. X
Trains depart truU Grand Central S'a'4'--
~ ST and An Ave. as follows for -,
J., stru via New London & FroN-- -T+SvU'
T. 10 60, 1000. ~ lo-t2 = NJ
4-1-go. sNl-O3. * S.u0, = oVS
- 5.12. ''I2.Uo +. Y. v.l Wilman,,ss--
f'S-uS a NJ F@-al l. NJ, VIA Sp5L,T
tg-I5 g. NJ .Io-Jg 100 'll-N :.
Wo~-s st-r 4 rT-rr. via Putnam. 1850 p y.
T-lkevt.ls < Mort -+fa-oN A. NJ ; t3 - n =
PlrtIeas 4 Bar Harhg- via Wcrc- --r'.- ~ -.
ct EI--;uEJ1n. S-ocAhridSe. LvngH; y ~, ~
hel5-r4 - +'g-1o A. NJ. sl-2p. - 7. u "a
TicKs- c.Uces NJ ctfrlUi CsCtra. = z al
cl2str ST. also ay c2+5. l2r'. clSs+ : vas
c25 Union So cl>2 Fifth Ave, y9i2 CC.sx,i..s, -
Sus Ave. ctI9 Madison Ave, clto " II
81 o-qS Thf~F Ave In Er1CSlyn -
Court st. 41Q Nosrrluf Ave. 500 W. W,yys.,
sgaiiy Except Sundays. '>toqs az 80 5
=. NStCps AT I@5th St sundays o-'5.
tr1ir rEqs rfnf1g car cParlor and
Sleeri0= Car tickets ais sSatuT-ays 'i-y-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
FOR SAIF
ENGRAVING.

a pEMAREST * SON. Ill Nassau At
general cugrIVcrs. wedding stationery
business and visiting cards seals. dies
medals. coat-of- arms. creSts. Cata'ogues IL
lUstIltcd.
ALEXANDER PAPE, general epgraver. COS
9th ave.-LctterinE. monocrams. crests
etcheT. designer, jcWeller, stlVeIsmith and
novelty manufacturer. Telephone 5695-
3Sth St
MONOGRAMS. iDitials made IN gold or
silver. mounted on bags. brushes toilet
sets also jewclry repairing engraving
Fucker 4 Kotiier. 81 Nassau st
MATTHEWSpN'S Employment Bureau $50
9th ave. below Hippodrome: Tel 3luS-
Bryant, select private family help. lnale
and female. for city and country. refer
ences strictly investigated
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
EITToRY STEAMSHIP co. !

/ EALLukE S4EANS1LE GO. |
Fleet OF splendid modern steamships.
Finest service Low CoIonist rates. All
sailingU from Pier 15 TO 16. (. r.. near
| Fulton St. II noon.
GALVESTON. Tues. Thurs. Sat.
MOBILE Fri, BRUNSWICK. Ga,
Fri: KEY WEST. sat.
Freight and Passengers 20 tho South.
West and Southwest. including Texas.
Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma, kan
Eas New and Old Mexico. Colorado.
Arizona and California
Tickets ard al information. 300 Broad
| way ,S so South. near Fulton St. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
OLD nSMlNInNl l lME.

- u y y V lU8 u-U = " " >
DAILY SERVICE
For jamestown, Exposition. Old Point
Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Pirner' ;
Point ana Newport News, Va. connecting
FOR peters burg Richmond. Virginia Beach.
Washington. ID. c, and entire South and
West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. y r., foot OF Beach St. every
week day at +. "
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
BALTIEo2E & CEIO Z. z.
,Throqkh pany Tra'ns to ne West

Through Daily Trains % the West
Leave New York CITY 81 81 LID 3.
CHICAGO. FITISBC re. . s. am s-tJ an
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. It5G am 120V IA
PITTS SBBEG. CLE,NEL %. $50 pm 40 IN
PITTS BURG LIMIT n $50 Pm 80 pn
GIN, SI.LOClS, ,LDCISN- Il. 50 pm J 81 al
tlN-.SI LOUIS. LOlISN-. LOO am 4u-yo an
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISV.. $50 pm 500 pm
OctCes- 2f5. 43+ 1900 Broadway. 8 Astof
House, luS GreeuWlcE 81. = Mon SQl4[s
w S9l Grand st. y Y. Sf5 Fulton 81
Brooklyn. West G3I - and Liberty -
After 8 O. m sleeping car Eese-' 1-4oas
and fun information regarding trains s-e-s
can De obtained at Bureau " lnIoTInal4sas
No Chelsea SI+I
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
OLD GOLD AM SILVER.

80 - ->---~-----~-----~-
APPRAISER IN precious stones: highest
prices paid for diamonds. pearls. old gold
silver Callmann. Il East 10th st.
WITHOUT doubt the highest price paid for
all kinds OF precious stones. old iewelry
gold and silv-r; perfectly reliable Charles
Roberts 20 " est 35th 81.
WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r.
Iongnan's Sons. gold and silver refners
John St
OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought az highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange for new lew
factory. Al West 3sth 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
rugs

-.-,s,f
IIAIG y ISNIN An urirH,a-
80 rug counrissegr and expert ~.
~ Sf1A pa.rer and reroyator, hisAeS-
nav references So East -utA -
New York Tel, 1901 OLeL.s..s..
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Old METALS RNIGHr.
sILLIAEp AND rool TABLES.

HANUFACTUEERS Of oIlEard and pool ta-
hles, nigh grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. Marx Bros. % Union square
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

After the first of July no special
dlivery stamp will be required to ex-
pedite a letter through the postofTice.
Ten cents worth of postage stamps of
any denomination will make the let
ter special" 1t is to be hoped that
when the ruling into effect the depart
ment will take some pains to redeem
it's implied promise, says the San
Francisco Chronicle. AS managed at
present, the payment of ten cents
scarcely secures as rapid delivery as
the ordinary letter enjoys in many
foreign countries.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15
Tales Worth Telling
CHEAP RECREATION.

H. o. Hevemeyer, the head of the
American sugar industry said of a
undertaking magazine article
Articles such as this don't impress
one with their sincerity or their JUS
tice. Reading them, one is reminded
of the rich old woman who said to her
daughter:
isn't it duh and stupid?
Dull and stupid is no word for it,
the daughter answered. I am bored
to DEATH
The mother yawned.
Ring for the cook she said We'll
give her a regular good scolding-just
to kill time"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15
THE REAL DIFFICULTY.

Growing fruits is not so difficult in
land where there is plenty of water
for irrigation and a perfect climate to
mature the trees. But the work OF
picking, packing and marketing COM
prises an art that may do not master,
even after years of experience. The
association of all growers comes to
the relief of such parties. 1t furnish
es the packers to insure the proper
and uniform filling of every parcel,
whether in box or basket. The pack
ers are selected because of being eX-
perts in that line of work. They pack
every case so that one weighs the
same as another, and when opened
the fruits present absolute uniformity.
Seattle Post-Intelligence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15
Frear And
Appointments

somewhat poor cne for if it shall be shown by longer
trial of his capacity sheriff that the colonel the right for the
place the Of wisdom would be keep the right when
found, in position difficult to fill satisfactorily.
However, be presumed that the governor being Re
publican will appoint Republicans assist in his administration hence
changes department heads made the appotee will
probably be members of Governor Frears This is naturally
be expected is the American way and the way get armon
administration Of public affairs The United States country
OF government by parties large The Senate
of Hawaii will undoubtedly be Republican, and ask IL the
to confirm the selection of leading Democrat Office
would be to invite dscord If fit Republicans avail
abend of there plenty of theey should in the
natural of events be chosenhough necessarily
OF machine way AS matter of fact is highly presump1ou
for leading member of the opposite aspire such appoint
under the circumstances 1t of that spirit of changing
politics readily quest OF jobs which has been something of local
disgrace for years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

The historic plains of Abraham will
be dedicated as a national park at the
celebration next year of the three hun.
dredth anniversary of the founding Of
Quebec, provided those most promi-
nent in the commemoration are able
to have their way. At present the
plains are marred by rifle factory,
and instead of listening to the de-
mand that they remove to another
site, the owners of the plant demand
more room.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

"The combined efforts of the police"
says an esteemed contemporary, have
freed the entire city from the stains OF
vice" We print this, not because we
believe it but in the hope that news
papers in other cities will see it
Chicago Journal.
Perhaps this furnishes a hint as to
why the Advertiser said the other day
that there were no sneak thieves oper-
ating in Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15
Only Americans
Failing In This


pany planning round the world and has four steamers
each, process of construction Seattle be the
terminus at the American end.
Two of the steamships building England and
The English built boats will be named Matte Cean
respectively French Ouessant and Corse They will be
ships and their principal dimensions Length 46
BREADTH meters DEPTH meters so centmeters maximum draugt
meters IS Centimeters.
Special attention being paid by the builders the accomnoda
tons for first class passengers all the being very large airy
and well ventilated Accommodation provided in aerocns inside
the bridge houses the bridge deck and promenade deck
situated The hrscas will be provided three
decks the of the ship system which employed the
fast German The frsas cabins will be divided fol
lows Sixteen with bhs each twenty-five cabins
with single berth (bra bedsads) making altogether fyven
behs This number could be- of need increased
five by using the sofa berhs placed the saeooms There will be
large dining in polished hardwood and drawing
cal hall very nicely fitted with panooe library and writing tables
The boats will be lighted by electricity throughout and have powerful
regerang machinery. The steamship Matte launched Wall
May 80 and the trial trip will take place in August The Cey
Ian will be launched toward the end of July.
The French company it stated will be the only steamship
pany in the world able offer passage round the world
ship Like the Japanese and British and German who
planning extensions of business the Pacific anticipates plenty
freight and passenger traffic for the big vessels Yet American
being slowly withdrawn from the business because they
Surely this should convince Congress that there much
folly in shipping laws
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

The one and two-cent postage
stamps, specially issued to commem-
crate the jamestown exposition, are
now seen often in the mails. They
are a trifie larger in size than the
ordinary postage stamps, the one
cent being printed in green and the
two-cent in red. The first bears a
portrait of the famous Captain John
Smith, and the second a picture Of
the founding of jamestown in 1907.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

1t would be hard to find anything
more ridiculous than Hawaiis super
Visors' plan to stop heavy teaming be-
cause it is spelling the Volcano road.
Roads are made for use, and the com
pany which is doing the teaming,-the
Mahogany Lumber Company-is one of
the biggest and most promising of re-
cent new enterprises started in the
Islands 1t is going to make Ha-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

The drama of "Schmitz the Smit-
ten" Act l., music bars; Act H.,
blackmailed bars; Act Ill, prison bars.
New York Evening Mail.
If Walter Wellman gets all his ad,
vertising before he starts for the pole,
it may obviate the necessity of set
ting out Observation-Disclosures News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15
Sugar Made
Out OF Anything

cent pound In these days Nature being slowly driven ont Of b
ness Even declared be ar6cay made with such perfec
o at ey would deceive human purchaser completely as
doornob deceive hen But sugar umbey here
w the Los Angeles he do This company claims if
w make sugar at the cost of oneha pound out boards
sawdust crude petroleum. peat any substance CONTAINING
enough carbon to make charcoal Stuart began experimenting with
aS foundation Ter sugar some time ago. says he has
found that he make stuff out of charcoal and water With
the aid OF heat and electricity at less than present cost
of cane sugar ~
Inc achne composed of water boiler furnace heating
ea n turns INTO hydrogen and oxygen which the
charcoal is reduced to and mixed hydrogen oxygen
wae tank IN winch the combination of gases cooled
Pressor and a set of highly charged electrodes
Inc chemicals for making the carbon parts hydro
gen p parts and oxygen parts"
Fha the pure food law will rescue may be we
sha nave to invent of making sugar of salt water in
which we have the largest rights of any country on earth
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15
DIR WILEY.

The action of the French govern
ment in electing DIR. Wiley to stick a
probe into the alleged adulteration of
French wines is tribute to the Anne
rican government chemist. AS a che.
mical sleuth DR.. Wiley can trail adul.
terations in foodstuffs and drink-stuffs
where few other mortal noses are
able to detect them.-Hartford Times.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

The direct male succession to the
throne of Spain was assured on May
10 by the birth of son in the royal
palace at Madrid. King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria We're married May 81,
1906, and the king reached the TWEEN
ty-first anniversary of his birthday
a week after his son was born.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

G. G. Guthrey, of Wynnewood, Ok,
is candidate for the Democratic SEN
atorial nomination from his district.
Guthrey says: Il have been every
thing from cropper in Arkansas to
mayor of Wynnewood. You can run
that up or down, just as you like"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

A New York attorney general has
ruled that the oyster is wild animal.
This is getting very close to Mark
Twain, who said that the guano is a
fine bird.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-15

A railroad to the Volcano will be an
other tourist asset.