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The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
Emerson in French.

FrCa -1e Boston T1-sE-r--
Would you read about Emerson in
Fre-ch2 Then open the remarkable vol
urne recently published by n Dugard.
which portrays "a pure figure du grand
i5saliste American" Perhaps there ara
Frelchusn who can ucGe-srs Z At
all events they have heard a -erson
before, and made a fair ---'-t though
his philosophy seems tC o. chill
They are inclined 20 draw mes
especially when they rea1 The E. souian
verses translated thus r n Fagust:
s. Sc saFai. ~ SIS r. a5--s
In C1e- &c has
Pour QE Us ech.e encore
Je v0Cdr re - ai-lzt
This senrEer r 1ch 6-...-a 5
very high a. r- a.
though q bit IN .-..e -zt .. -.-
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The Zee re eu1rs.

Frou TIE ShsEs1 5
The Uncle ass t
ruler Of four r1a --
man race.
Of our age. more l.z. .E --e Ea
helped to clear .. re.E Es ----
even act as g b. ~ s-.a -I-li
between France
nations thaS can
without reserve
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Ancfher Stray

Fron TIE Rochester Dsno-at ard Chroai-ls
The reception which Gov Hughes re-
ceived at Plattsburg IS another straw Of
interest 10 persons who are still IN doubt
as 10 the sentiment Of the people Of the
state On the governorship Mater.
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Dare No

Fron the Binshsr
The Republic -l con-
be held at Sa
EIihu Root VII 1-~-r
and Charles z.
mated for govern
ton Of small bt - -t-
down.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

The Charlotte Observer seems worried
because the Raleigh Times fails 10 IN
derstand the Observers little jokes.
Wei, well; has the Observer really con
WINGED the Times that Andrew Jackson
was not born in South Carolina?
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

The London Mirror recently carried an
article headed The largest German
schooner ever constructed. Ach, Gott,
mein Heber Gott.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Why would not marry my husband
again IS the topic Of long article IL
the Ladies Home Journal The husband
II the case, we suspect. Jess laffs;" he
knows, and It wouldn't require q page IN
TIE ladies'. Home Journal % tell. either-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
J. Coca

From che Schchar --
II IS said t-- --- EG a =
committee IS gong co -- -r -- --- 81.
storekeeper's .aL--- T-saa- 20 -
the people W .z- w---a-
HUghes-they .r-.s= -1 r.-a -.l =---a
thing Just as 1-L 5u- .-
The people, ere buyers. T.ar. --a
genuine art.c Toy VIII D. r5
with nothing
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

What 90 you think o. the campaign
phonoCraph1"
7 think" answered the o-d-fashtoned
candidate. that even wiki a patent
haadshakug attachment. e makes a poor
substitute for a personal call
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
The Sheath skirt.

From The NevhCrE Head
The sheath skirt is the old Mother Hub
bard sailing close hauled under tight reefs
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

The Atlanta Constitution IS authority
for the statement that the mayor Of
Timpsoa. Tex. vlu contribute his salary
for this year 10 the Democratic national
campaign fund Evidently he IS 81 good
ra-.. mn
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

II looking over mortality statistics these
days, one IS justified IN wondering Il &;
might not be a good idea 10 call them
motortality statistics
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

King Peter OF Servis recently called q
man a lar. We suppose Peter thought
Il necessary 70 co something 10 prove
that he hasn't become a hopeless molly
coddle.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Mr. Thomas z Watson's opposition 10
8Ir- Bryan isn't sound says the Tampa
CFlal Tribune On the contrary, Il IS
rros " I'll sound
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

We admire the persistency with which
Gen. Rucke- insists TO that New York
life insurance company that he isn't
dead We hope that he viii stand pat
and stick 10 his guns for long, long
r---a 70 corra
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One System.

How do you manage TO keep your
health this Eot weather
I neither Go nor eat anything that
seems pleasant CT agreeable
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.
FELL Down.

FELL DOWN
He wished 70 be her honest swain and
in her favor bask.
He roundly begged that she would deign
10 set for him a task
He wished to on some mission wend 70
prove his gallant trim;
And asked the girl TO condescend to set
a task for him
But when she told him he might match
a scrap OF cloth one day,
As soon as he his breath could catch, he
feebly skunk away.
Many Puffs.
KipIing speaks Of woman as a hank Of
hair. Good description. eh?7'
Can't say it is. Forty hanks Of hair
would be better Haven't you noticed
the new coiHures2"
Sarcasm
IT was hot last night"
Yes. Some OF my friends who habitu-
ally sleep under four blankets had 20 cut
down the allowance 10 three
Just the Man.
7 think III run for governor OF Indl-
ana"
Can you ger the poet vote?"
Y can"
Then the nomination IS yours"
quite So.
We do not always get the girl
For whom We Clamor.
Which goes 10 show this life IS no
True ueloGram-
No Money Loaned.
can you 90 me a favo-2"
Not IN the shape Of a fver"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

The Sultan thinks he should be per
nltted 70 retain everything he has &C
cumulated Up 70 date. provided he prom
ises not 10 accumulate anything more dur
ing his lifetime As he has already sue
ceeded IN accunu.sting practically every
thing IN sight. however. the Young Turks
seem unable 10 see II his way.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Aguinaldo IS running for alderman in
Manila he may as weu prepare for the
worst None Of the hard things said OF
him in the past are 20 be compared with
some of the things that VIII be said q
him now
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Night riders are destroying the water
melon patches down in Tennessee. This
in another sad blow 20 CUffy
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Both Taft and Bryan are men Of
weight says the Arizona Gazette. This
may be 2 compliment or il may be a
knock
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

can sell our products We may be quite
sure that vessels VIII be found in which
to carry them Only the other day We
had the spectacle OF dozens OF steamers
lying idle in New York Harbor. steamers
flying the English flag. because they
could not get freights. Are We then TO
tax our people for the benefit Of Ameri-
can shipbuilde-s who could not. even with
the heaviest subsidies that might reason
ably be asked. compete with the ships
already buIt2
And it might be remembered, too. that
each ship passing through the Panama
Canal viii have to pay toIi-American
ships as well as the rest-and the for
eigners who carry our freight TO the mar
kets Of the world win have 10 add the
cost Of that toll 10 their carrying rates.
The Panama Canal viii get its tolls no
matter what flag the ship that passes
through flies, and the existence of the
canal as an argument for subsidies for
American ships is about as absurd as the
other claims Of the subsidy people.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Springfield m) dispatches OF these
August days must make good reading
for Atlanta. Ca says the Charlotte
Observer But We don't think they DO
and we don't believe The Observer thinks
so. either
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

If the Society for the Suppression OF
Unnecessary Noises will kindly take Mr..
Thomas ". Lawson in hand it VIII great
" delight its many friends and we'll
wisLers
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Eugene Debs VIII speak in so cities
between September 1 ard election day.
Evidently. Nj De5s proposes 10 take
fulI advantage OF the promised conpara-
tive silence Of 9fessrs. Taft and Bryan.
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roller in which the chief motive power
is generated from alcohol Alcohol fur-
nishes the CHIEF motive power propelIilg
the great majority Of Eigh-roIlers now.
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oh. let Teddy take the stump for Taft
II he wants TO-" says the Macon (Ga)
News. This is extremely kind OF the
News, especially as there isn't the slight
est doubt that he VIII take il anyhow. If
as finds himself possessed Of the notion.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

The decision OF the postal authorities
that post cards bearing pictures OF
lynched negroes are uamaiiable is al
right, Of course. Is there no way OF
handling the man who proposed putting
out such cards. however?
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Stlu. Abdul Harlid might reflect on
Shakespeare lines Thrice IS he armed
that hath his quarrel just. and he but
naked. though locked UP in steel whose
conscience with injustice is corrupted DO
A young woman II New York petitionGd
the courts 10 change her name. but
the courts refused and advised her 10
accomplish her desire by getting mar
rted- Obviously. this placed the young
lady in a most embarrassing attitude be-
fore her chums and young gentlemen
friends.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

- horse can stazd-on its head in one
Of the public parks L IL wants to-. says
the Milwaukee Sentinel We don't be
lieve there are many horses that can
stand on their heads anywhere
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Thus writes Ny R y. Price. n the
Knoxville Sentinel Tt does seem 70 me
that Northern people are the mast bun
glesone Iynchers in the world We
hope this new sectional issue thus s-s-
gested viii be settled. however. without
either the North or the South feeling
compelled 70 furnish any further prac-
teal demonstrations Of their ability along
the lines Indicated
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Gov. John a johnson tried his best u
dodge that third term. Il appears, but
the Minnesota Democracy evidently
knows that he Is g mighty poor dodger.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

\ scientist says no living being has a
perfect ear Perhaps that's why scan
daI grows SO as IL travels
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
quite So.

We do not always get the girl
For whom We clauor.
Which goes 70 show this life IS no
True meloGram-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
No Money Loaned.
Canned CnmpairninE.

can you 90 me a favo-2"
Not IN the shape of a dver. "
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Among Caruso's other vocal accom-
pIishnents appears 70 be wen-deve--
Oped ability 70 bray.
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next month, and back 20 New York On
the ed OF tie same month. IN order 10
set out 20 Albuquerque. y. Mex. III
tine 10 attend the National Irrigation
Congress, in which my country. Porto
Rico, IS greatly interested
Thus spoke Representative TuIiO Lar
rtnaga. resident commissioner from Porto
Rico st The New Willard yesterday
'-The, nterparliaueatary Congress does
not meet until the uth- There VIII bs
three sessions. on the 18th. 12th. and 18th.
Il IS necessary that all the delegates from
the United States should meet at least
e week beforehand. so we can confer and
determine what our programme viii be-
At the present time am not sure how
that will be arranged but co know that
one OF the principal points OF cur pro-
gramme VIII be international Arbirra-
ton which is sure TO prove one q the
most important. as Il Is something on
which every nation in the world should
agree GO Tot know how many dele
gates there VIII be About twenty seem
10 have accepted the appointment. but as
the gOveruQlenr does not pay expenses.
and as a tAp OF this kind IS more than
ordinarily expensive. the privilege OF at
tending OF not IS left 20 the delegate
or course. as many as possible VIII 90,
because there Is always a certain amount
Of honor attached 10 such a delegation
It IS all right II you can 90 and come
home quietly but as there IS great din
Guilty in obtaining good acco-moGaci1-s
for the return trip without an endless
amount Of trouble. II IS far from pleasant.
Then. after my return. on or a1out
September o. 7 viii be forced 10 c-css
the country in the hot weather IN order
20 get TO the other congress al AIbuauer-
questions 10 be discussed are Of the Ut
most Importance They not only concern
the best possible way IN which 70 irri-
gate the arid lands OF the United States
but Of ali Of her dependencies. ard as I
have been appointed by the legislature
OF Porto Rico, it is necessary for he -
be there.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Harrisburg Telegram thinks that
'- So Tafts speech in Virginia furnishes
exc enr campaign material II says;
y l5ge Taft IS strongly OF the opinion
1sr our judiciary system is TOO cumber-
-u%- He has given expression &C
lao ght that is widely entertained by
hose not learned IN the law In his judg-
-a-- no one could have sat upon the
7sr and not realized how defective the
adm stTauon Of justice fs in many cases
----5 hose concerned were poor and IN
ac-e 70 bear the expense Of frequent post
p5ne ments and unreasonable delays.
speech Of Judge Taft IN the present
-lzz oaisn viii be more generally approved
a1 that Of yesterday before the bar or
= = iaia''
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

L
/ conscience with injustice is corrupted. %
\ young woman IN New York peutioned
. the courts 20 change her name, but
/ the courts refused and advised her 10
/ accomplish her desire by getting mar
ried- Obviously. this placed the young
/ lady in a most embarrassing attitude be-
I fore her chums and young gentlemen
{ friends.
Springfield uI3 dispatches Of these
/ August days must make good reading
/ Observer But We don't think they DO
/ and we don't believe the Observer thinks
I so, either.
/ An Indiana man has patented a road
roller in which the chief motive power
I is generated from alcohol Alcohol fur-
nishes the CHIEF motive power propelIing
Z the great majority OF EiEh-rOllers now.
\ scientist says no living being. has a
I perfect ear. Perhaps that's why scan
dzI grows SO as Il travels
a horse can stazd-on its head IN one
/ Of the public parks if IL wants to-" says
+ the Milwaukee Sentinel We don't be
Iieve there are many horses that can
stand on their heads anywhere
Among Caruso's other vocal accom-
pIlshmenrs appears 70 be a weIl-devel-
I oped ability 70 bray.
Gov. John a johnson tried his best 70
dodge that third term. It appears, but
The Minnesota Democracy evidently
knows that he Is a mighty poor dodger
Thus writes NJ R y. Price. n the
Knoxville Sentinel TT does seem 70 me
that Northern people are the mast bun
glssone Iynche-s in the world We
hope this new sectional issue thus sug-
gested will be settled. however. without
either the North or the South feeling
compelled 10 furnish any further prac-
teal demonstrations Of their ability along
the lines indicated
Eugene Debs VIII speak in so cities
between September 1 ard election day.
Evidently. M Debs proposes 10 take
fun advantage OF the promised compara-
tive silence Of Aessrs. Taft and Bryan
If the Society for the Suppression OF
Unnecessary Noises viii kindly take Mr..
Thomas ". Lawson in hand it VIII great
" delight its many friends and we'll
wishers-
We admire the persistency with which
Gen. Rucke- insists to that New York
life insurance company that he isn't
dead We hope that he viii stand pat
and stick TO his guns for a long, long
tine 70 come.
King Peter Of Serviz recently called
man a lar. We suppose Peter thought
It necessary 70 co something 10 prove
that he hasn't become a hopeless molly
coddle-
Night riders are destroying the water
melon patches down IN Tennessee. This
in another sad blow 20 CUffy-
II looking over mortality statistics these
days, one IS justified in wondering # It
might not be a good idea 10 call them
motortality statistics
The Charlotte Observer seems worried
because the Raleigh Times fails 70 IN
derstand the Observers little jokes.
Wei, well; has the Observer really con
WINGED the Times that Andrew Jackson
was not born in South Carolina2
Why would not marry my husband
again IS the topic Of long article in
the Ladies Home Journal The husband
II the case, we suspect. Jess laffs;" he
knows, and It wouldn't require q page n
rra s6fas- Home Journal ~ +a1I esfbe-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
MISS KLUMPkE
IS HERE

Miss Julia Klumpke the vioiinist
arrived in the Manchuria yesterday, for
a visit in the islands. She will play
in recital for the Ladies' Morning Mu-
sic Club next Saturday evening at the
Young Hotel
OF her playing, the great violinist
Eugene Ysaye said: Miss Ju ia
KIumpke, who has followed my class
les in violin, in Brussels, already pos
sesses a solid artistic education; her
talent is sufficiently ripe to warrant
her in going alone in both artistic and
professional careers. am certain that
she will appear to good advantage in
musical recita s, concerts, also that hel
ability to teach will result in excel
lent training for her pupils"
Since the writing of this, Miss
Klumpke has more than fulfilled the
prophecy of Ysaye in her concert work
Tickets can be had from the mem
bers of the club at one dollar each.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
OFFICIAL HELD UP

nant-Commander j. F. Carter
of the U. S. S. Iroquois was Obliged to
rescind an order this morning upon
being reminded by a Territorial Off
cial that the Alakea street wharf,
where the battleships Maine and Ala
bama are locked, is Territorial prop
erty and as such open to Territorial!
officials whose business may take them
there.
The incident was amusing to those
of the great crowd, gathered to view
the warships, who saw and heard what
was in process, though Carter appar-
emily did not enjoy the incident.
The Territorial official had occasion
to walk on the wharf and was at once
ordered back by an armed sentry OF
marines.
'By whose authority" was inquired
by Captain Carter's."
81 will see Captain Carter"
Captain Carter was seen and politely
informed that it was little too much
to shut out Territorial officials from a
Territorial wharf, whereupon proper
| instructions were given.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
COLONEL ELECTION

The election of a colonel of the First
Regiment of the National Guard, to
occupy the position made vacant by
the resignation of Col Sam Johnson,
will take place next Monday Lieut..
Col. ziegler appears to be the most
likely candidate for the office ano also
has the backing of Adjutant General
Jones.
Auditor Fisher, who is on the staff
of Governor Frear, is the only man
who has appeared up to the present
time who has much of a chance to beat
out Ziegler. His long service in the
Guard and former colonelcy in com
mand thereof, made him eligible to the
position and he is a general favorite
with the men. The cognate fact thar
Zieg,er also mas been with the Guard
for many years, end is well liked
completes. the setting for a hard fight
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
HILONIAN'
RECORD load

As the battleship Alabama was en-
tering port, the Matson S. S. Hilonian
left this morning for San Francisco
with the biggest load she has ever car
led She had in her hold over 5000
tons of sugar, of which $50 tons were
raw and the rest refined. She took al
so 1900 crates of fresh pines, the great
est shipment ever sent out Of this
port, and she had 200 cases of the can
ned fruit.
OF rice there were some 800 bags
and of coffee about 200 bags, while the
ice-house shipment was big, including
the first Of the seasons alligator pears
and a lot of mangoes.
She left the wharf at 10 o'clock with
out the aid of the Hawaiian band this
time, that great musical institution be-
ing engaged with the battleships Ala
Dana and Maine The HilOnian salut-
ed the warships as she passed them
the salute being returned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Harmony Lodge meets this evening.
The fleet is coming. Let US clean
up the city.
Try Lutteds Tabasco Sauce. For
sale at all grocers.
Proposals for construction of build
ings at Fort Shafter are advertised for.
Auditor Fisher and Deputy Auditor
H. c. Meyers took their oaths of office
on reappointment by Governor Frear
yesterday.
Scotty wishes to announce that he
is still doing business and will con-
tinue serving the best 25c lunch in
town until further notice.
For that most delicious bread you
have ever tasted, try the Butternut
Bread at the Palm Cafe. Deliveries
made daily to all parts Of the city.
No matter what it Is that you value
most, it is worth insuring. See us
about tive make no charge for con-
situations. Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd.
Tom Sharp is now connected with
the Capital Decorating Co. Can up
426 and make arrangements for the
decorating for the arrival of the fleet.
Try the stationery at the Hawaiian
News Co. Their writing paper IS all
high-grade, and it is easy to write well
with it. All the latest correct sizes,
weights and shades.
The wall papers that we have in
stock this season will make any room
| attractive. We have a large variety OF
all the latest shades, designs, and col
ors. Levers G Cooke, Ltd
George f. Henshall, manager of
The Star, left in the steamer Hilo-
nian on a business trip to San Fran
cisco. He will return in the same
boat about four weeks hence.
Take shoes that need repairing to
Vickers Repair Shop. Promtp atten-
ton will be gwen them, and they will
be made to look as good as new. Regal
! Shoe Store, McCandless Building.
The butter you get at the Metropo-
Titan Meat Market has the advantage
of being absolutely pure and at the
same time cheap. You can get island
or mainland butter these days at low
prices.
Our brushes wear well and give you
! good service because they are made OF
real bristles that never come out. Try
them. We will cheerfully recommend
them to customers. Hollister Drug
| Co., Ltd.
In Judge De Bots court yesterday
the eight-man jury brought in YER
dict of 500 damages against the de-
PENDANT in the case of J. e. Kuahi VS.
All Chee.
The opinion of the United States Su
preme Court in the case of Kealohs
and Williams VS. Castle was received
by Chief Justice Hartwell yesterday. 4
copy was also received by the Star.
An appeal in the garnishee suit o
Lucio Ferreira VS.. Kamo and the Pa
auhau Sugar Company has been takel
from the Hamallua District Court t,
the Supreme Court on a writ Of error
About 25 Odd Fellows off the Bat
tleship have signified their intention
OF visiting the Odd Fellows quarter
and the members of Excelsior Lodg
No. 1 will give a social this evening
All Odd Fellows are requested to al
tend.
The monthly meeting of the Farm
ers' Institute of Hawaii will be he'd a
the Kamehameha School hail on Sat
urday, June 20, 1908, at 1880 p. m. Ior
+. T. P. Warehouse will address tn
, meeting upon Some Agricultural In
dustries in the Tar East Discussio
will follow the address. A cordial il
vitation is extended to the public.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local OtEice. U. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building.

Honolulu T. H., June 16, 1908.
Temperatures, c a. nd.; a. M; 10
a. IN; and morning minimum.
n, "A; "A; rs; 81.
Barometer reaGns absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity and dew point at a. m:
sop; 5.531; 81; 60.
Wind: Velocity ana direction at 6 a
IN: s a. m; 10 a. M; and noon.
Is T.; 16 e.. 10, b.; II NE.
Rainfall durIlsg - hours ending 8 a
m: .03 inch
Total wind movement during "a hour
| ended at noon 1913 miles.
WIN. d. STOCKMAN,
SeCtivn Director,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16

and a number Of matches will pro-
badly be arranged before the ships
leave next week. A well known local
sporting enthusiast has charge Of the
arrangements, and it is safe to say
that something will be doing after he
has completed his arrangements with
the men on the two ships.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
BOXING.

The boxing matches for tomorrow
night at independence Hall have not
yet been arranged, but viii probably
be announced later in the day, 1t is
understood that the champion heavy
weight OF the Navy is ON board the
Maine, and a match win either Muir
ply or Plat would be a good draw
ing card. There are any number OF
good glove artists % the two ships,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-16
ARRIVING.

Tuesday, June 16.
S. S. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from
Hawaii and Maui ports, 4:50 a. m.
U. s. S. Maine, Harder, from San
Francisco, a. m.
U. S. S. Alabama, Veeder, from San
Francisco, $50 a. m.