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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS

At the Moore-Tonight the Geo.
Cohan presentation of George
Washington. Jr.," viii be given. A
full house In assured.
At the sesttie-"As Told In the
Hills" Next week. sThe Country
Squire"
At the Third Avenue-sThe Bow
cry Girl" is pleasing large houses.
At the lois-"fIow Baxter Butted
In" lively comedy. Next week.
Daniel Frawley In THE Pit"
At the Lyrlc-New Hurlesque
company In The Bashful Venus
At the coliseunt--Naudeville.
At the star-Vaudeyille.
At the pantapcs
At the Scent Star-Naudeville.
Eden Musee-vaudeyille and nov.
elites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

designate ana employ a HE nrwaras
per "a serve as aueh unri dastHnas
ton and qualification Is made and
had - above directed under like
eenttsrt and hend teSrcrt a. To
Nfice1s Tor reasonable compensation
t. be audited hY the Auditing com
WftteH Certified checks accompany
iHk UhauHrrHHfut proposals shall he
returned a. thc nrnnaHctH fhe rer-
tthed yheek aceeme#n ing tho sue
cgssfat proposal shall he returned to
such nronoser upnu the filnH within
thn time aud Ia the Wauuaf drHig.
HRlrt OF the contract ahh bond re-
4Hited. II the saeresafal pfanuasr or
hsNHhsret desiknated a. city off
rAl hewhrapef, Tor any reason fatl
urs lcgt ar refuse 20 properly execute
ant TIE the contract and bond re-
Quited Within the time and IA the
mann sera assssns,,s tie certified
pasal shall immediately boeame fofz
fetcd and be and issscnne the pfnps
ottA and money az the city II se-
atfla All ordinances. resolutions
uatices, taS aud assessment sales
matters and thinEa % the MAJ or.
CITY Council ur snE department. of
haHft 90 other officer az function
AIRY ~ the city. which ~ thia char
80 are or shall be required 20 be
setlheH Ia nestiuA 50 % thta Article.
shan hr published in iha eitr o-ii.
rial newspaper, but tat ia more
than three consecutive ixsaeH e.
Cert a. otherwise tn lhis ehaftee pros
Ntdct
And he Il further raaaiY,d lat the
foregoing amendment ha and the
Hanie - hereby athfuittcd ~ the
qualified voters % the cats Of tss
attic Tor their ratifl = ian "a reiac=
teh At tie urNt gcaaraA eieetiea 70
- held on tho ard sltN ~ Marsh.
PASSED the ctr catuuii 10 8eth
day ~ December. tRaf. and hignns ~
me m open session ta anfhoufiratlen
of 10 passage this seth day OF De-
cember A u. 1897
II r. REYNOLDS,
President pro tenn Of tho city
Council
filed ~ me this soth hay OF pu-
cemter. isai.
a. ", CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-affislo lily
Clerk
rate OF firas publication. February
4. tses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

Proposed AalFNnNrNr 10

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. "a
\ resolution and proposition %
susha Article VIII ~ tha cts CHAR.
isF. and rfeslsinE faF tar Ngbnals-
eipa ~ such proposed afnrndfnenf 20
the qualified voters ~ ths city of
seattle AZ the nest Esnrrai election
- e resolved b the CITY cnunaii
- she CITY az s~sstie
-, -, Article ~ Ill ~. q tas CITY
afissnsesl ~ aatlng thereto sseslen
"a. 10 read as follows
s@ctian IA. There shall b~ a So
rrftatsntent % pas.ie utililiea he
slseli ft9i1iF safefss tn~ pfextsians
- AL franchise ordinances. kad tbs
rules and regulations 81 the lieari
- Public WORKS rriAfiaE e. hia de-
parfmtat lie shall - faF a. public
uereasitN esaF demand. sup~rtetsnti
all ffaaeatMs gonAtrae tisia Nlaleh EaAy
% ne cits u sea,lls is ahaii
EfwW time % kiH4 present 60 the
Heard % Public WORKS afiftsn zee
emnsnslatieaH "a - such ehaHgss o.
hrttarmeuta Which should - r.
qaifef % BE- made iu tnF equipment
81 franchise companies iH order %
secure the comfort ard safety % the
faHsiE. fie shalt Aeep az accurately
infesed f~sar3 ~ all Franchise werk
sheziak the tIue - heKEnuiaE sHd
sonznistsau H4 shall keep en- tic
ia tin offr. series Of pisia asswa
50 esais, shaving tho exact paaitaan
that each public utility orruriss i8
TIE Hfreslss toE~fher Wtth eeetlunal
aaars. shgwfnR the Depths at or 60
snrfaee o. the streets II shall b.
han autr 10 carefully examine every
application mAaa for fraeehisa con.
strustign Ia the city ~ Seattle and
report his rrcaMraenfstiun - each
80 the Hoard q HBblie Wgfka In
Z
saail consider esery applications made
10 tire city Of Seattle for a franchise
AID present bis recommendation
thereon IN wrftfng He stall. unfrr
the employ sssent Of All iaher. skilled
% other. n his department ffe shall
have such other additional powera
80 fha city C0uncit may ~ ordinances
EraHf saa Re shall perform such eth-
n..s s' = p,,si ia wssEs ssr fsa ~
time % time. prescribe oF direct ~
the first msetinz Of the city Conn-
81 after tbs first daY u April fses
che Mayor shall appolat = nupeFin-
teadent Of pahiie utilities wtiose term
~ office saaii expire DssamhsF 81.
Aad be II further resolved that the
foregoing amendment be. and th~
same II hershr slhmitsei % the
q .,sl ~ sasssss "a ne - .
ton a. the next general election 70
ha held March =. 1908
Passed the city Council The FAD
day Of January. tsas. and signed BY
me IN open session ~ naturalization
81 It's passage this End daY OF Jan
g ~ BURNETT. IN.
President OF the city Council
Fiiad the End day OF JANUARY. ffae
II W CARROLL
City Comptroller and ex-offioio City
Clerk
Date Of first publication. February
1. 1898
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
MISSION SOCIETY.

Mrs Samuel l.. Crawford waa
elected president Of the Fruit and
Flower Mission society for the en-.
suing year
A talk was given by Miss Jessie
Ballard about her recent trip
through the eastern cities. where
she studied the methods of similar
societies and their work among
the poor.
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ni,soLurioN No iias


PROPOSED AMENDMENT 80. rs.
4 Fesointlaa and proposition 90
amend Seeiiea 81 Artisla VIII 81
The city Charter uf the city OF Sss
attic and pfus idlns FOE she submits
slah II such amendments u the quail
tisd voters Of TIE city ef seattle a.
tnr next general election
- e resolved ~ the city Council
~ the CitY u seattle
that Section 81 Article VIII OF
TIE CITY Charter % tie cts of Sc
elite BE- 4meu1ed g. rad a. follows
sFetion There shall be = CITY
- kiussr. superintendent Of streets
ard Sswpra.a superintendent eff.iKht.
los and Water WeFks a eapsfietsads
nHt " BUILDINGS. aud 4 sHpsHlntanda
rnt - Public Utilities. each Of whom
shall - appointed ~ The Mayor. BIZ
am with the adetfv and consent Of
ne Cttf eeunSii for The term. eks
t.et - hsfeta otherwise pruvista l.
Ana - Il further resolved. that
the foregoing amendment be- and the
aiaHe = hereby aukutitfd 10 the
qualified voters Of the cts Of Sc
attts for their ratification % relscz
- bella "a TIA 80 day ~ March.
Passed the city Council The md
ie4 - January, 1905 aud signed ~
me ln opoa session n Authan1tcafinn
% 10 rs.sase shis snd day q Jan
g n nunNErr. Jn..
ffesident Of tar city Euanell
f1iet y me this sad day 81 tans
n ". CARROLL.
CIT Comptroller and ex-effieso city
lss,s Of firss paeneasloa. February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
TWO MEN FALL;
ONE MAY Die

John Dyck aud Eugene Kurtzen.
baum were thrown from a scaffold
. feet above the ground, while
ahingllng a house for X. G.. Papo
az Loyal Heights yesterday, aud
kuFtxsnhaum may die.
When picked np Kurtxenhaum
vas found 10 have three ribs broken
aud one kidney crushed. lie had
fallen on a stump. Dyck escaped
serious injury By alighting on a
xindfail
kuftEcnbanm was taken 10 Proyi.
dencc hospital. lie has a family
at ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
ARRIVALS FALL OFF.

The total arrivals al the King st.
passenger station OF the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific
was f.23s less In January than II
was In January one year ago. The
departures were not so marked.
The total arrivals last month num-
bered 1874.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
MAKE BUILDINGS
RAT PROOF

An inspection of the Alaska
Yukon.Pseific exposition buildings
was made yesterday by the medical
men comprising the bubonic plague
staff In this city. and a recommen.
dalton was made to the directors
TO make all buildings rat proof.
This subject will be taken up at
the next meeting OF the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today as
follows:
Dunham--C. r. Durham. %. Feb
ruary 2. 1925 West Fifty-ninth St
AveniIl--L. V. Avenill. 30. Fehru.
airy 4. Wayside Emergency hos
pital.
Langdon-H. T.. Langdon. 81,
February .. 2ai1 Western av.
Johnson-H. Johnson, %. Febru.
airy 2. 1900 Kilbourne st.
Ingersoll-lnfant. February 4,
1916 North Fifty-nin,h st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
MASQUERADE BALL.

Seattle union No. IL. Order OF
Washington. VIII give their fourth
annual masquerade ball at Colum-
bia hall. i4i4 Seventh ay.. Monday
evening. February 10. Prizes Will
be given for the most original.
most comical and best costumes,
also door prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
TO RAISE FUNDS.

A big Informal party will be
given by the women OF the state
university March -. in the gym
nasium. for the purpose of raising
funds to furnish a women's club
building at the A.Y..P. fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
MOCK CONVENTION.

A mock republican convention
will be held by the male students
Of the university March &c and %
az the gymnasium, and the commit.
tee In charge promises TO have II
conducted In true political style.
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TO Err &c 7
HO TEL

The Fourth Avenue Hotel com.
pany has been incorporated for the
purpose OF erecting a hotel on the
lot just south OF the Seattle Ath.
letic club building.
The Richmond Burnett company
IL the prime mover. owning most Of
the stock.
The new hotel will be eight
stories In height and viii cost 1900.
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
BIRTH RECORD.

Births were registered today az
follows:
Hamilton-To wife of A. T.. Ham
ilton, Seattle. January 81. n son.
Sehiff-To wife oftJ. A. Sehiff
1895 East Fifty-eighth ST.. January
%, a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

RENO. New. Feb e-Attempts
70 wreck the Nevada. California
4 Oregon railroad express have
becnme So frequent that the man
agefaent of the road has offered
a reward Of 5000 for the capture
Of the perpetrators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

The Washington Fire Insurance
Company has already paid out
100000 In losses without quibhle
or delay. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
arelsrRArloN LIGHT.

Forty three voters registered n
the city camptroiler'a office yes.
terday bringing the total up 10
SASS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

Wanted
QUICK Aerios
un theaa
5 Acre Tracts
Al Cleared. On county rad FINEST
riay snat soii sees sshoai aud nsishs
hafa Close 20 seattle
Fs aee - A AgME
kHA feu mska ihs terms
sEAfILE MoHTaAde = nosp co.
AZ as Euisf hIA
AeHE TRACTS
W. have tract q taHd north Il
sssss's .hss - hass .s Z. - ,a,e
yea sauia not ask for anFthins bsttsr
tHf vegetables. eHfHff. berries. ffaitss
sis fau ean So ffom - - aates.
ite md ~ pet aefs- Gals 70 Rrf erHt
wEaT a wHEELgR.
so rqimsu niaz
COUNTRY HOME as arsss hlshir
lsssEstsesa. salainlss fafsllaP, nieslsta
lnss city uagsf si~rifar lights street
caF passes aaaf nfirs tneludiua stock
.sa teaas ~aa haasshsia fafastufss ftsess
ROBERT NALrnY
ttsa4ssssi AiasAA blds s~a-t
urnK - A 0oop Bur-ta aers.
tselua msia ssNnix rosa. esswssn san-
ntasis asa De Msinss nes ear lins
Eeaa saii ttHe per arfs teFnss
RoHEHr MAf4ruf
tis-sfeztsi ALASKA uiaa 80
sHNAr rLArE=t.sfrs pt.cs sersas.
ssff tauss. sniY ttf- eth lee iRYsas
pes meath ses c = ltilimaa's oasAt~r.
10 Ttmss eieos. at enca 1T
Box=r rAft To sEE THts is
krfss firh. level iand. rarf easily risaFs
"a. hanag - enc % the best towns IN
,es ssiis5 ssssssa sss,.'s 80 fass 80.
w@sA ttse sin bay a. ttss cash. bal
ROBERT xAtrnY.
sit-ttekst Aiasta BidE -ss
t..rFs trssts ~ uH~s ssath u Al.
ifs paf fnaath See e~h.r a q Hiisn.
Aussra. 81 phsas saasat Aesth 81. So
sttie s-tsss-s = q
FARM nkRoAfe-tss aers.. facing
Easf4 rnad east - ksaf. acres tfss
pra1sd ssaem house. large harm. orch
desires aales sale. price fer |. tea
aafA tseqa tefns hHif resh.
uonEBT mALrur
sis-sRe-ast ALASKA HidE --i-s
CHOICES sNp CHEAP
zee 81. sns ss Z, 'ss ess .s acre nss,.
tia par meath. Thirty niauss. ride q
caArLEs n ADAMS. sss oalmaa nids
nosToN HARBoR ts ssamias sfoss
sfmtent sidewaihs aaa elty satsr Men
81 al kinds waited e verk see Hiif.
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TEX ACRES ACROSS LAKE WASH
fNaToS--FartiY Improved. fine location.
nios creek 1895 terms
HoBHHr MALTnf.
it.s9s-sst Alsska Bide 80
Just srof AND THINK
acres % good isnd. 81 cleared.
r~sr stiNcfdsie. fer oniY taae VI. /.
nreva. $40 Peoples f'aak nids Is
IRRIGATED LANDS.
IRRIGATED LANDS
n%
MAIN LINE CHICAGO MILWAUKEE
RAILROAD
Richest soil In Washington located
On Columbia river sis weeks EARLIER
ihsa rakims We seli this land on your
awu terms Water on land Pillow ed
and ready 70 plant trees See us be-
fore you purchase
ROSE LAND CO,
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We Viii
Do the Rest

Charge for ono Insertion. Toe
psF line. Seven words "a the
line Three tines. enc cent a
woEd. One month. &C per itae
per day.
Minimum charge for an -ad-
70 cent.
DOWNTOWN ACE &C y
KenneaF Drug Co. first AZ.
and Cherry.
BALLARD AGENCY. II
Mullen. 11t ballard as. OPP
City Hall. Phone. ballard Sea
MAIN oFFicE-ssventh Az.
between Union and ualfefsltI.
Phones. Main 1850. lad. al.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume roafcunib'h
IT, for errors u say kinf oe
curing In teisphonsd adTer'
tIssmentz.
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HrNE - A nooD BuT-ta aers.
fsriua maia feNnif rus5. between san-
nfdaie au1 bes Msfnes. NEE ear lire
safNeF fs8ns fiass - iE al level extra
Eead soil ttHe pei arfs feFnas
nuHEuf MAfiTuf
fis-sfaztsi ALASKA uiaE 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

Inventions developed snd perfected
Have you an idea7 II may be worth
'S oar susisass Ss,aan ms,s speri ni.
ties Co. log6 first az s. IT
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LANDS.

IRRIGATED LANDS
On
MAIN LINE CHICAGO MILWAUKEE
RAILROAD
Richest a1il In WashinHfan located
on Columbia river sis weeks earlier
thar Yakima We sell this land on your
nwu terms Water on land Fiowed
and ready 70 plant trees See us be-
fore you purchase
ROSE LAND CO.
Owners,
1873 Westiaks boulevard Is
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THE STAR LOAN co. ttotl eeiiias
Second aHd James The feroN aiand haha
- the waHa Garner a clerk. hautksapef
Warhiniat engineer af euplpfa eau eh
tsin monef 81 us ON hia note without
Hasuflty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
SOCIETY NOTICES.

IA LrsaHfss rahhff ueatNs4 stfto9sHss
- DOCS raaAAn 1 an csfpents TT
fafe slse puftfaffs ffss e s4Hn 80
tana4r etassa eia4ts#& asfsa8 AFs
aaskasp
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MONEY TO LOAN.

rHg arAn LOAN 60. uo.ii cellias
e he w aaa sssnss 4 sisss saosssspsf'
iHschtniat engineer af smpiafa can on
tain menef Of us on his note Ntthee'
security
naasy adsaussd salari.a people. te,st'
merchants tesnstsra, beardins haHst
tfingInai elites Taimaa. SD NstAs
tAlainH
SALARY IoAsH
THE cnEacnNf LOAN CoHrAh NJ +,
eel MARION htttniNu.
Money taanad aaiafisa people % ds
mand Zee ehsap rates sss ua hssisls
sfsdit Co. tae Peoples SAVINGS "~AA
To f.oau- Private mensy Al low rate u
iHtsfe.i osnsf Nehihafn. aetsaos asht
bern bldH
salary lsans Lowest rates. sssf
terms Confidential y. A Newton ~
Peoples nsnh bids
Loans On furniture bofses sto wm
naach haem ~ Ess YoeA lldu Asis
1881 A zee IT
BANKS.
TuE cANAufAa RANK or =
COMMERCE
tata hfisfrf lfafl
Head ufuts. Tprantos 'ahaoe
Over lee bfshek effless IN Canada
sud the uuttsd states A great ssahine
business transacted fatsFsa, allowed 90
'''' a4Vi~aa rnrkRTarNT.
Seattle hFanohs-d Hsit Mar II
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL IA NE OF
aEATfi4E
rlas 80 ESQ J Far,hs pres ] : oh
ter correspondents tn principal elites q
The United ata's' and nurepe
BUSINESS ORANGES.
SALOON -sAI.ooN
In ncsfbY manufacturing town
Huilaina stock HxtuHsa and license
ffsfit susfaatsed 90 more thsh ees
,sf place 10 les ihaA Jsaf
ateesfy s,ess, fine iegatlga r,sh, la
ihs hssrt q the city tieas prizes 20
Pike ~ Heom zss ~t-s
faas. CIGAR RrANp
NiEht usfWH TnNh nant ouig SO.
root HALL ttsee
f.es naHt Lease a iiis uarkain-
LuHeh eoaatsra aHd he.tsafaniA
Hfpm $50 . tsfs9e
neora sts Safthafn nank sna Trust
HihH5
Corner Fearh ssd rks --ts.p
faftHsr sanfsd "a Sod pafiHs busi=
ness. small capital feaaifst sqt flAs
- Haafn Ffa Is
fiae fiKaE stand good tHeatlan. hraft
- sitH fine stock sat fHAs 81 Hapm
Gss Phone T. ataH
nsefains haas-s saloons, bsfhsr shsps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

President Of ths Cltv Council
Fiied the End day OF January, 1908
" w. CARROLL
city Comptroller and ex-officIo City
Clerk
Date Of first publication. February
4. 1898
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-17
WHEN JEFF BET
AGAINST HIMSELF

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1t is not
generally known that when 1 entered
the ring to fight Bob Fitzsimmons the
first time I had $1,000 wagered that
Fitz would defeat me. Then went in
and licked him.
l honestly thought that Bob would
defeat me, and figured that 1 could at
ford to bet on him, as, should win,
| could easily make up that amount,
and if he defeated me l would have
enough for my expenses in addition
to the purse.
| had not had the experience in the
ring that Fitz had and thought that
on account of this he might take my
measure. | could almost see myself
crawling from the ring a defeated
man.
When we entered the ring Fitz was
the picture OF confidence, and l sat in
my corner and it kept running through
my mind that here is where Jeff gets
his. But at that l determined to do
my best, and if Fitz won he would
have to go some to do it.
After the first six rounds was sure
that / could win, and the little bet |
had made on Fitz did not keep me
from going after him In the eleventh
round l got him. and when | saw Fitz
lying on the floor and heard the crowd
cheering me, l was the most surprised
person in the city, as | did not tAink
that | could win in such a short time
and via the knockout route
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-17
TANNING THE MISSISSIPPI.

Perhaps there is no fact regarding
the attempts to make a tame and navi-
gable stream of the Mississippi more
Interesting than the one that con-
tractors and boomers demand that the
river itself be controlled, at a least
possible cost of $2OOOOO,OOO. Between
New Orleans and Cape Girardeau there
are hundreds of miles of caving banks
and rolling waves of sand to be mat
tressed and jetted, in order to secure
permanent depth of fourteen feet
through the channels course. A
canal dug down the river Iowlands
would reduce the distance from over
1000 miles to less than 600 miles. The
cost of dredging a canal down the bot
toms, putting in the twenty-five or
thirty necessary locks and right of
way, would amount alltold to less
than SIS, 100000. The canal would, at
one stroke, solve the question of drain
ing the st. Francis and Texas bot
toms. 1t would reduce the cost of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-17
SANTA CLARAS SAY
GOOD Of HONOLULU

SAN FRANCISCO, September s.
The Santa Clara College baseball club
returned from Honolulu on the Ala
media Tuesday. The trip was very sue
cessful Santa Clara played eighteen
games on the islands and won all but
a couple. They brought back the
championship of the islands as well
as the recollections of a royal time.
I'VE had the time of our lives" stated
Manager Mckenzie this morning. Cali
fornians think they are a hospitable
people, and they are, but they have
nothing on the Hawaiians when it
comes to giving strangers good times
Our players made lot of friends and
they hated to break away. Our trip
was not a money-makng proposition
We merely got our expenses paid. That
was all, but we had lots of sport, which
amply repaid us.
Il think Reach's All-Americans will
do a good business. Interest in base
ball is at white heat People turn out
fine to the games. The team that Mike
Fisher took down last winter made a
hit. We heard much talk about them. +"
Bulletin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-17

Football will again be in the glare OF
the sporting footlight. Several changes
have been made by the football rules.
Points affected by the alterations are
the forward pass, penalty for holding
and roughness, time to be taken out
and the intermission between halves.
But the changes are not such as TO
make a great deal of difference. They
are slight, but in some cases may,
nevertheless. be important factors In
the winning or losing of games. One
of the new clauses in the forward pass
rule provides that when the forward
pass is legally touched only the man
of the passers side who thus first
legally touches it shall be entitled to
touch or recover the ball until it has
been touched by an opponent. A bali
thus illegally touched or recovered
shall go to the opponents at the spot
where the foul occurred. However,
any player of the side that did not
make the forward pass has full right
to touch and attempt to secure pos
session of the ball.
Furthermore, when the ball has been
legally passed forward and has been
legally touched by any player of the
side not making the pass before it
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BONDS OF PAIA PLANTATION.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF

PAIA PLANTATION, pursuant to
the terms of that certain Deed of
Trust, dated September 2S, 1903, made
by it to Hawaiian Trust Company,
Limited, hereby gives notice to the
holders of bonds of Paia Plantation,
issued under said Deed Of Trust, OF
the election of the said Paia Planta-
ton to redeem and pay, and of the re-
demption and payment of the follow
ing numbered bonds OF said Paia Plan
tation on the first cay Of October,
1908, at the office Of Hawaiian Trust
Company, Limited, Honolulu, County
of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, to-wit:
Bonds Of the par value of $1,000 w
each numbered:
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION Or
BONDS OF HAIKU SUGAR
COMPANY.

HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY, pursu-
ant to the terms of that certain Deed
of Trust, dated September %, 1908,
made by it to Hawaiian Trust Com
pany, Limited, hereby gives notice TO
the holders of bonds of Haiku Sugar
Company, issued under said Deed OF
Trust, of the election of the said Haiku
Sugar Company to redeem and pay
and of the redemption and payment OF
the following numbered bonds of said
Haiku Sugar Company on the first
day of October, 1908, at the office of
Hawaiian Trust Company, Limited.
Honolulu, County or Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii ,to-wit:
Bonds of the par value of $1,000. O0
each numbered.
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CHOLERA AMONG
UPPER CLASSES
Bad State of Affairs in st. Petersburg
The Pestilence Situation
in Manala.
CONGO TROOPS MAKE KILLING.
Another Peace Conference-Bryan
Talks Much-Big Fight
Coming.
'NGo TROOPS MAKE KILLING

MANILA, September 17.-There were
thirty-one cholera cases here yester-
day and twelve deaths. The Health
bureau claims that it will have the
epidemic under control in two weeks.
Another case has appeared on the
transport Sheridan.
ST. PETERSBURG, September H.
The official bulletin reports 249 cases
of cholera in the city and ~ deaths.
The disease is spreading among the
better classes.