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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
AMinnenppIis aunrnal1 ifriper

en- Reooftiousortifel for liolte Ssr'
boa fslaenoe, Tom fortiener at lGles
meo gf~tertanfe osiaa al norlt-nme'
ritonf llugoom % SorGlore:
"amerifauerne er oaarlige !
SproeIuno1fob. Gen iuoIsote Slime
ritarcr, iom fon tole Ell iremmeo
Sprog oeo Siben al lit eget. err er
iiplSen SigI. Oct BONNER life Der
al, at hi life Ituoerer andre Sprog
bore SfcIer, men @rtnoeu er Den,
at ri life forfsIger Stuoierne langt
moi, og at oi life bar tilitrGffeIig an'
Iebning til at gisre Den aIInoifab, 81
erbperper, pruftiif oupenbelig. 5 On.
ropa, bpor Sproeet FILTER meo Ian
timers IeIlemrim, ibet man iIer
frem meb Sernbunetoget, er 6rroig'
heb / Sprog Ell ganife olminoelig
fsoreteeIie. gn bauuet GuropGer to-
Ter altio minSit ct Sprog peo Sioen
uf lit eget, % life iiGIoen taller ban
TO ener IRE. s amerifa ipneS man
life at BABE Den rette 5~oritdaelie al,
bpab @GrSi bette bar FOR ct @tenne'
re; oa Def ua9tet Ser er iaa Steocr
2unoet, bpcr oct al bare iItano I'll
Of tale ct eler onoet iremmeo Sprog
life er al tor 9ctporirQ for en-
1onS, ipm bar en- GroieSiiou eaer
6riper Ell S%orretuiug. Ger er man.
&C uoeulonbf ie6te Imerifnnere, iont
paa Soeraangen til Oct o%mcritanIte
enhnu er mere euer minorc hiplpe'
leie, iorbi DC life bor ot0cre aieuo.
TAB til gngc!it, % ben ION tom tale
mel bisie, ieIu ON Set er not ina
tarpeIigt, / berCs eget Sprog. bar ct
ubetia9et 6ortriu ira ct screenings.
itonopunft ieet. On 2Ggc / Chicago
oparbeioebe en- goo &roriS pcb OF
lore fig en- Snnile llnQlrif. 'ao ban
t,tnoe lore cl Sumtole meo Tine I'M
Ruritc Bntientcr / ocreS egct YiauI.
, GeitPn er Oct, uahtrligt not, meact
ioroeIagtint at baoe noget &ieubita5
til Sc ifor0irociite Sproq "a Gp't,
og man buroc / itorrc lloitrpfntug
cub bibttI I9age fig cfter Stuoiet al
hisie Sprog, iaa Of man iaIiaIo fun.
&C tale Dem til &Irsbehop. 2Prer
man fsrit noget Gorif cuer Spenif,
'aa falber oct lei OF IGre oct bcilGg,
tehe Sprog, Sa DC Iiarer bperanSre
meget. 5 hpcrt al SiSie Sprca er
Der en- rig % oProiilIo Siterotrr
ina Del ogian al Den @runS Isuner
llmager at lore Dem. Gen ium I.
Gr. fan IPie Sbiens Gramaer i Sri'
ginaIiprcgei, iaar Gel i me9er
Sfisrbeo, iom er torment ben, ION
tun fienSer Dem / enaeIif Soeriet
telie. Men ben oirfeIise gprOi
Collars 90 Gents al al funne tall
Iiot Rorif eIler Suenif er ! fig isIi
iaa ~betpoeIis, at man ifrlbe ipnes, a
Shibiet al bisie Spros bare al Der
@rimo maatte bare mere alminoe
ligt, enb Oct er."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
Karfer
eper s. ferifie4iee Stater.

Bort Gplns al "Oeaps" pSer be forfieutee Slater er pa Bet
n9rmefe ubiolst, bi bar blot tiIbase enbel af Soma % Spo Saota.
$oert SteSsnapa ener goftoffte er trMt meb uaImhnSeis tore %
Hare 8ogtaper, os hor enefe gb n9 2anSsbp er anspet, tini8enneS
bier enepe serrhareliuie belle Stdten, % be forfiea9e 8as6rag 90
"2afes" af noeeu getpbnins. gi bill M taee for os Sart oper Ss5
9atota, ba pi netop bar bette peb Snanbeu. men gefripeIien oDr
bette "wap" eirIber osaa for be sprise Staters.
aartets stsrreIe er A souauer Lauet % 80 CONNER brebt,
Ooenoper o. nebennnber ieIbe aartet er marfct meS pasienbe DaeGems
RIM sauene fra 1 til 10 % paa siOerne. Issekbes msb pasisnSs
Renemrunn. usb 8ogftrperne q. til W. gebennnoer aarht er ans
suet etbsert gountp Staten meS t~iI9sreuSe Gounpabe, bSor bpsrt
grantbs Gourtbus er, % leeebes er ounertet SnbbseserantaI for
bSert Gountn. Oil man T. gr. Frbe gtiunebd5a gorntp, faa IaSer
man Giet Lobe neboper, til man tnrmer til R os fa Iefr man:
ginnebaba. siouy SAILS, l is. 1926,
boiltt bepSer wainnsbaba gorntp. bpr Siour Sails er gonntprbet.
os at Gotsrtpet. bar 28,926 SnSbbseere. gositapet I os Sauet 10 er
ogiaa til Rbtte. gean i9tter penfre Saanbs peseHner ppd Bog
itapet I @auten % bFre Saanbs YeeeHmeer pa Saaet is unber
&artet, os frazier nn penfre SaanSs Eesefnser tlbstre, iSt man
feser ben Ige Clinic, % ben bGre Saaros Yc9efnger trrffes opuo,
IiaeIeoes Ianes atnien til be to Sinare msoes. os Der bar ran ginnes
baba Gouutp. gebenluber &artet BIZ man csiaa FnSe SortegueIe
oper fsrre o. minbre gper. Bonhuie. observation-disclosures o T. b. iep
ON iauune bar Blot ct Gufn Snbbpesere. Otter bier gss Rabn,
meb gciutn pSfset. er Iigelebes anfsrt SrbbpsgerantnI liant Bog
fab o. saLu,arte. Bill man T. CT. Fnbe gehdeu, 9apSon Go, faa
iatter man ben enc Yeeehneer po gogitabet /, os Rem anSen pad
Sanet is. % naar M to Sinsre msoes. iao FnSer man bet isse
Seb Ias | WarbeSen. 2iseeSes timber man SihaessansipeIfe bS
bpis Sfrp man ian fuSe nb, boor Ianst bet er til be foritieuise
Saeber, man ieger ener.
gi or mn farbsa mb Ssb 9aiota o. benSer glaSet, % Der
fnSr hi ct taodst aurt oper llniteS States. &art oper bore seiiSs
beUer. erbperpebe I Narene 1776 til 1901 meo anatpeIe al GarstnI,
Sa Be forniuee Serritorier os SeTSseisr annshereSes. for ggemSeI
2ouhinrna / 1908. Se5as 1s45, I. T. b. 9iseIebes er Der ct Tibet
@urt, Der anaiper be 9xIe at 2anbet, Der er HiRet for 3prtnina af
g~intertDebe, Tdis. gaarbpebe, 5rust. SonuLb iamt Scare os So1ss
oI. o T. b., loot foet. en- bel Gel, Tom fan barre at Sntsrese % Rptte
fuSes pa bette gIaS. Sieeeoes er Der mango itattife sabeuer
til Gaor for foaounus, iom suffer at faa Greie paa noset at bort
-TeeoratsY ohen- % ~gsb arneu~ ct Var % bette Start ION gras
ME for $1.2b. auuet er paa auner meo auHtebaanb pa siserne
Gbresie: .. 3inmnSten, DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
Eur ct Yar War Ebeu hprtc Ri

Npt u Fut slui Vpou Uplle W u
fcrtrinIigt Soreorag al @iliam s.
grpan, bpori ban blanbt anbet opG.
IeSe pco oet ioeaIe | EoIitifen %
iagbe, at oct bar en- 6~eiItagelie, noar
iomme Wenneifer islte iig bGoet oper
Eolitif % mentc, at De igrunoen bar
FOR goo til at tage Gel | Den. Set
par en- uristis og iorIig Sbeori, troe'
DC SaIeren, at betragte Rolitif iom
noget ufint, noget, iom maaife, naar
Oct fonuner til Stpffet, Oearuoerer ct
Wenneife. Spis Iolitifen life bar,
iom Den buroe bore, iaa fom Oct Der
az at man tilloo Den at GLIDE no al De
mere ibeale Spor, % beri bar De
Sfplb, icm ielp babe en- ioedl Sips.
opfatning, men boIot iig borte ira DC
politiife @isremaal. Roaet lignenoe
bar ariesminiiter Sait al og til no.
taIt / fine politiife S~creorag / BET
iiSite Mars Sib. Sanfen er natilr.
lispis life M, men Den uotalte Sp.
i%atntug er albeIes FORFEIT. Oct, iom
ofte sisr Bolitifen ioa lioet tiltrGf.
fenbe, er uetop bette, at ben ti1abes
at ipnfe neb iii ct Ripenu, bpor ben
er blottet for enbper bsiere StrGben.
Set er tibt fiin en- HipaIiiereu ON
Gmbeber og intet anbet, og man faar
berior osiaa %uuilfaarIig oct Snbtrpt,
Of Iolitif er meget Isnneube iom
grofesiion eller "guiineiS" betrag.
let. Ien bolSer MI bette Stif2
8amle EoIitifere ipnrer Rei. Wapor
&obert u. Smitb / Ct. 8oul, iom
bar in6ebopt ct eller anoet offentligt
Gmbeoe / De iiSitc 5S Sar, aiper III.
&c Rpnb oct Raao life at beiatte iig
meo ToIitif Cog oermeO mener ban
natirligpis fun, ot De Dor aibolbe
Jig ira at isae politiife 6 M ~.
"2aO sgrcn ppre iaa flor, Den pGre
bill" flyer BAN LAO Ssmen eubog
bare ipritelig; man bsr oligeoeI
life laoe fig irtite beraf. SoiS ieg
bapoe gicrt BET famine grbeioe for
mig icIp, iom ieg bar Gicrt for Spen
/ oiSie gar, iua ptIbe ies life III boz.
ret Ell iattig Ranb."
Summen al aIt bette blir ba ber,
al bpo6 entcn man or EoIitifer for at
isse poIitiif gmbebe cQer tager Del
! GoIitifeu u6en Sanfe paa 9elsn.
ming elcr 5oroeI ioo er ReiuItotet
ior iaanibt het inmme, iom man er
miuSit Iiqe'oa iattig, naar ma
~llilttcr, iom nonr man beqpnber, Scr.
ION man ga / oct belle er en- uogeu.
lrnOe rrIig % retifoifer Roub. Sol.
geIig tan &iIireoSitilcIien life naoeS
i Sorm AZ perionIia @cpinit, 90 Den,
Tom ottroor Ct ioaoart Waol, piI
bIiue ifuifct. Ser man oerimloo | oct
poIitiife Gin en- bsiere Spgape, iaa
IIir Seripnet Ill oct materieIle 10.
bptte / BET hsicIte Inn al ietlmbpr
Setuonius. Sort nanr benne Son'
teanu1 or brli6t igieuuem, bill Holi.
titen bpiIe pna oct ereite rette % for.
iporIige @rimoIog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29


HE0fN JMxHN ger er fisbt os betnlt for iaa CT ben be.
= talt for = ben parer en- aepetib.
4 Gn biais UsaFine bhper aIbrig betalt for. gnbper Gent,
Der uosipes for &eparationer, raa fsies til bens fsrste 20.
itenbe bet er ct Spitsm al enbeipie gfbetalimser. 9isie
afbetalinser, fset til Maitnsns fsrie 9rs. bill mart oper.
9aa Den Sum, iOr en- Singer fofer, ps eiter buer sientasen
Separation blper ben biaise Dtaitne mere os mere aibantet
= ct Sfribt nermere sfrabjerusopnsen.
Den table 9ib, 8rpberier os sgnsftelier operaaar manae
@anse 5orfieaen 9riieu paa ben biaise Waaitine % einaer.
Der er to Slass Maitiner sobe % b~aarliae ua ben
gobe Slass CT Ginger.
eGIees FUN al
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Enen pA Singer dalrskder dr n snsesr andss agsnsnd Hd.inr-n. sa ... ,,
GsnChss "a skn til SINCE Sewing Machine Co. Room us4 lao Broadway New ak ot,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-29
Singer taller til
t6nfenNe KpinSer
=. opas stHssr fsrr hortsr sr sra bs.s
gsknHntng.

: tan naturlisris fisbe en- Spmafine for
minbre Bense enb De ntaa betale for en-
Ginger - belle 8erben peb bet. Wsen
tag bette ! getrasiHins: gaaar en- Gin.
ger er fisbt ps betnlt for, iaa CT ben be.
talt Tor - ben parer en- 2epetib.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13
MARINE
DESERVING MARINES
TOOK WRONG STEAMER

Head winds, heavy seas and nasty
weather were met by the Canadian
Australian steamship Moana, which ar
rived yesterday afternoon from Van.
couver and Victoria. All the way across
the Moana was buffeted by seas which
broke over her bow. The steamer was
thrown about like a cork and one of
the passengers states that it was un-
derstood aboard that at one time the
captain contemplated getting rid of
some of the cargo. The water ballast
| had been pumped out in order to make
the vessel ride easier.
In the brig of the Moana are six
stowaways who took passage at Vic
tOria. After being at sea a day the
stOwaways presented themselves before
the captain who promptly put them in
the ships strong room. They will be
landed at Suva and turned over to the
authorities to await the arrival of the
Aorangi the latter part of this month.
They will be put aboard that vessel
and returned to Victoria One man,
named Morgan. who slowed away on the
Moana from Honolulu, was brought
back as third-class passenger and put
ashore yesterday.
We are determined to stop this
stowaway business" said the purser
yesterday afternoon. "Stowawavs. in
every instance will be treated as prison
ers and returned to the port they got
on at
Two other stowaways who went on
the Moana from Honolulu last month,
were deserving blueiackets from the
Atlantic fleet. When the Moana ar
rived at Victoria the men were iden-
titled as deserters by United States of
ficials and taken to San Francisco to
be court -martialed
The Moana is carrying very large
number of passengers, the total of ali
classes being 243. Quite number stop
ped off here. Among them is w. A.
Williams, a magistrate of Victoria who
came here on a visit Mr.. Rear is a
wealthy Canadian, who came here to
spend a few weeks. He brought his
automobile along. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Rear and children. A. Guild.
who has been visiting his old home in
Scotland, came back, with a budget of
news of football games in Glasgow, to
be related at future meetings of the
Scottish Thistle Club. Mrs. s. L. Pat
terson, formerly Miss Stella Love, was
given cordial greeting by a numerous
gathering of relatives and friends. She
is accompanied by her child. This is
her first visit home from Seattle in
about three, years. She will spend sew
eral months here with her mother.
w. 4. Greenwell, of Castle & With
ington's law office, returned from
vacation in Canada
The Moana left for the Colonies at
clock last evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Saturday, December II.
All. S. S. Columbian, from San
Francisco (off port), 9 p. m.
Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, from Hilo
and way ports, a. m.
CA. S. s. Moana, from Victoria and
Vancouver, 2:30 p. m.
DEPARTED.
CA. S. S. Moana, Morrisby, for the
Colonies, s p. m.
DUE TODAY.
u. s. A. T. Buford, from San Fran
cisco, a. m.
Str. w. G. Hall, from Kauai ports,
Str. Mikahala, from Maui and Mo
lokai ports, a. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per CA. S. S. Moana, from Vic
toria and Vancouver, Dec. 12.-For
HonoIulu: Mrs. l.. Tomlinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. Grey and child, j..
F. Kerrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Rear, two
children and nurse: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Harden, Mr. and Mrs. w. Holmes,
Mrs S. l.. Patterson and child, A.
Guild. DR.. F. J. Miner, Miss G. v.
Miner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hickok, W. A..
Greenwen. A. Williams, R. A. Jordan,
Mrs. f. CIaybourne and child, Miss E:
Cromwell. Mrs. I. Mckay, Mr.. and
Mrs, C. E. Ebert and child, H. Bat
tersbv Mrs. Green and three children,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fiebig and child, r.
Price, G. Smith, G. Morgan.
Departed.
Per CA. s. s. Moana, for the Colo
mics Dee. 12.-Mr. and Mrs. W. Il.
Gavin and child, C. D. Coffin, Mrs.
Armstrong and three children, II. A
Hairland. J. n. Fuller, Il. Garnett, H.
smith. B. Nahome, E. J. Partridge,
John James, NJ. Russell.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13
TIED TEAMS AGAINST
EACH OTHER TODAY

The Riverside juniors will be out as
nsuaI this morning on Aala park. The
first game will be between the Aalas
and the c. A. Cs. and the second show
viii be provided by the Sweet Violets
and the Comets. -.
There is peculiar interest attaching
70 the first game because these two
teams were tied for the championship
of the first series and this IS the nrsG
time that they have met IN the second
series. Sam Hop will be out IN the
morning to warm up in the walking
race so he will hardly be able to watch
his Aala kids bat their way to victory,
but he states that they are all very
enthusiastic and he feels confident that
there will be one wing of the Dragon
lets when the ninth inning is over.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13
LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Saturday, Dec. IL, 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13
Lampist on the Way.

The official lighthouse lamp installa-
ton man is on his way to Honolulu
from the mainland and on arrival he
win put in position the great lens of
the Makapuu lighthouse and those Of
the Honolulu harbor and Molokai lights.
The great lens of the Makapuu light
house is here, one of the finest ever
made, while the lantern, lenses and fix
lures for the Honolulu and Molokai
lights arrived on the Lurline. The Ho-
nolulu lighthouse and tower are in the
finishing stages, and the work of in
stallation, while simple, will take lit
tie time to properly adjust.
Pleiades Rivals Hyades.
Although Captain Matson purchased
the steamer Hyades to place on the
Puget Sound Honolulu run, in opposi'
ton to the American Hawaiian run,
and that vessel started for Honolulu on
Thursday, the American-Haw line
has chartered the sistership Pieiades
and will put it on the Sound Honolulu
run. The American Hawaiian company
claims that increasing business has
caused them to charter the vessel. The
Pleiades has a capacity of about $500
tons of sugar. The Pleiades is consid-
ered fine boat and is speedy, for
freighter. The American Hawaiian COM
pany now has fifteen cargo carrying
steamers.
Matson and His New Ship.
Captain Matson cabled yesterday
from San Francisco to Castle & Cooke,
agents for the Matson Navigation Com
pany, asking for information regarding
I'd nCr
coastwise law, the remainder of the
text of the cablegram indicating that
instead of the new Matson steamship
being combination passenger and
freight steamer, a freighter might be
built instead. AS a result a. conference
was held between representatives of
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, C.. Brewer & Co.,
Ltd, and Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd,
all of whom are financially interested IN
the building of the new steamer. The
result of the conference was a cable
gram being sent to Captain Matson ad-
vising the immediate construction of
the passenger vessel as originally
planned, no matter whether the bill
recommending the amending of the
coastwise shipping law passes or not.
Shipping Notes.
The Moana brought 100 cases of
whiskey, one automobile and two small
packages.
The Lurline brought three stowaways
from San Francisco. Two men who
showed up soon after the Lurline start
ed were sent back in a small boat, but
three more turned up. Captain Weeden
put them to scrubbing decks.
The army transport Buford may ar
rive today from San Francisco, al
though if she takes her usual time she
may not get in until tomorrow morn
ing. She brings stores for Honolulu,
and is taking a number of casuals to
Manila.
The Mauna Kea arrived yesterday
morning from Hilo and way ports, one
of the rouhgest trips she has expert
enced. The boat was unable to touch
at Laupahoehoe either way. Deck pas
sengers for that port had to be car
ried on to Hilo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13

Note.-Barometer readings are cor
rected for temperature. instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
TO sea level. Average cloudiness stated
In scale from 0 to 10. Direction of
wind is prevailing direction during "A
hours ending at s p. m. Velocity Of
wind is average velocity in miles per
aour. T indicates trace of rain.
VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Direct~~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13

The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
s1lu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
minutes slower than Greenwich
line, being that of the meridian of 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 D. m, which iH
he same as Greenwich 0 hours min
stss. Sun and moon are for local time
ior the whole group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13
SAIL, TODAY.

SAIL TODAY.
NJ. n. S. S. Lurline, Weeden, for ka
hului.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
issued Every Sunday Morning by tho
Local Office, u. S. Weather Bureau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13

IA III. Ft p m. p m am
4 :, $50 ii SIS as 10 500 q 5.Is Rise
= 40 81 50 3 1914 % S.ls o.2l
m
W Al5i 81 80 9 .45 u. 80 D % 5 20 Is
2 10 SIS 0 SO 1o.18 1 IS 8 % &C s.O2
? IL 800 1s q os 10. 50 1.58 9 295 ~ 8. So
s y 8 SO / 6 o5 ? .s5 II 20 80 5. 81 50
10 7 10 I.8 q IS s.Cs ..... 6 sis p 10 4s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-13

WIN. B. STOCKMAN,
a@ctton Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-07
BOTH SIDES STILL
CLAIM VICTORY
REPUBLICAN RIVAL CANDDATEsFoR MAYOR
DICToRY ESTIMATES RESULT VOTING OF SAT-
URDAY-ToLD YOU So" SAYS LUCAs-HUsTACE SAYS SLATE
WAS PUT UP CONTRARY TO AGREEMENT

What did l tell your" said Jack
Lucas on meeting a Star man this
morning Didn't l tell you all along
that l had an easy fight? Well, the
convention is going to be for me. The
vote shows, the delegates elected show
it,"
Just about a block away Charles
Hustace Jr., rival candidate, made very
similar remarks. Everything looks
right for me-" he said. II think l lead
in the Fifth and most of the Fourth"
Continuing, Hustace complained that
the other side had broken faith in his
home precinct, the third of the Fourth,
where Lucas also resides 1--WE were
mutually pledged not to have any
states, but to leave the matter to the
voters" said Hustace. Here is the
way the other side kept their pro-
misses"
Hustace produced printed Lucas
slate, which he said he had found
in a voting booth after the election
1T was by the use of this slate that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-07
GOING TO
WASHINGTON
SEVERAL LOCAL ATTORNEYS TO
APPEAR IN THE COURT TERM
OPENING NEXT MONTH.

At least three local attorneys will
appear in Washington before the Su-
preme Court of the United States in
the October term this year. Attorney
General Hemenway will leave for the
capital on the Korea two weeks from
today to represent the Territory in
the ten cases which are pending before
the highest court of the country. He
will not be alone in Washington, how
ever. d. L. Wilmington of the firm OF
Castle and Wilmington, is now on the
mainland and will represent several
local clients in case which are to come
up in the October term.
Attorney c. H. Olson is another local
lawyer who WIN have a fight on in
Washington. He is attorney for one
of the contestants in the Galbraith will
case and will have for an opponent
Professor Ames, the noted attorney
who occupies a chair of law in Harvard
University. Olson leaves September
18th by the Mariana. Attorney A. B.
Brown, of the firm of Britton and Grey.
of Washington will handle several
cases for local firms which are involv-
ed in suits to come up before the SUI
preme Court. He is well known here
and will, among the other cases, act
for l.. L. McCandless in the famous
Lanai injunction suit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-07
DANCE At THE
SEASIDE HOTEL
THIS EVENING

Commencing this evening, and con-
tinuing every night during the visit OF
the Pacific feet, dance will be given
in their honor at the Honolulu Seaside
Hotel. Special dinners will also be
served in the open air dining lanai
from six thirty until eight. Music for
all of the dinners and dances will be
supplied by the Kaai Glee Club. A
cordial invitation to the local Army
and Navy folk, as we'll as the numer-
GUS patrons of the Seaside. is extend
ed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-07
ON
TANTALUS
ANOTHER SALE OF LAND PRO-
CEEDs TO GO TO DEVELOPMENT
OF NEW TRAILS.

Another sale of Government lots on
Tantalus will take place in the near
future and the proceeds will be used
to build new trials on Oahu's mountain
resort. There should be brisk de-
main for this property, which has prov
ed to be about as fine as any which can
be obtained in the city.
Yesterday Governor Frear and
Superintendent of Public Works Camp
bell made their second trip to Tantalus
and looked over various locations for
new trials and formed definite plans in
connection with the road work which
will be needed to open up new tracts.
When these plans have been fully fig
ured out the sale of the lots will be
advertised.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-07
WARSHIPS WILL
HOLD TO HAWAII
FLEETS SOME SHIPS OF WAR
AROUND FOR EvER-AsIATIC STATION YES
Sells COME HERE STAY HAFsoR
DESTROYERs

when the Pacific feet returns from
Samoa" said one of the Pacific fleet
men this morning, there will be a
division of forces that will result in
the beginning of actualities for great
naval base for this island of Oahu.
The Pacific feet, after remaining
here ten Gays, will go to the California
coast and there half of the cruisers,
counting those now on the coast, will
be stationed north and naiT south,
while the destroyers, or some of those
now in this fleet, will be stationed at
Honolulu and later at Pearl Harbor
where they will be Joined by men-of-
war from the Asiatic station, the lat
ter making Oalfu permanent sta
tion.
"Of course all this is tentative anu
depending on the carrying out, accord
ing to present schedule, of the Allan
tic and Pacific fleets plans.
IF it is decided to keep some of the