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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-09
Nuslanr
Italieniscbe Deputierte
Eur hI1fsIeistung zusammsn-
getreten.
Tscbeebsn-5eier.
Oeutsehe Obstruction i'm bob-
miscben Landtag.
Geesn $ebmutzscbriftsn
Vsrbandlungen zWiscben o.
sterreicb U. der Tiirksi.
Gegsn $ebmutzscbriftsn

Die itaIieniide 9epntirtenfant.
nler lit gu einer Spe5ialiisung 5u-
iammengetreten, I'M iiber Mo3re.
geln 5u berater, bur1 Die man ser
2euten in ben grobebell-0iitrifter
81 Siilfe fon1men FAM. Die erite
Sisune oauerte MIR fiinfaebn Milu,-
ten. Cine grobe 3ui6auer-Merge
6atte iid eingefunoen. 8raiiberii
Wfarco uno Bremier=Weilliiter @io.
litti bielten Mnlpra6en oie auf ollie
9lnlpeienoen einen tiefen ginoruf
ma6ten.
Die t5dediiden Stubenten in
Prag plafen eine rielige Se:er,
pel6e 5u elmer gepaltieen oeltid)-
feinolihen 9emonItration qeltultei
meroen ioa. IS merben in oieleln
Somrner fiinfbunoert Sabre lett bcll
3eitpunft perflolien iein, oa 5tpe!-
tallieno oeuti6e Stuoellten aus
Brag ausgetrieben nurben, oie ounn
Die l1niperiitat 2eip5ie griinoeten.
@n fran5oiiide Stuoenten lit ae-
reits ginlabung ergongen.
Die helltiben 9lbgeorbneten
Deg bobmiihen 2anotags baben in
Grae in aaer 6orm oen 8ei6luS
gefaBt, 6aB Die Situation, melhe
ieiner5eit CUR Sb1truftion i'm Bai-
lament fiibrte, i1latDilhen feline 9tel,=
oerung erfabren babe. Die Sclgt
oieier 3eiolution lit, baB Der 2ono=
tag nibt einberufen iper0en miro,
neil er bod nidt arbeitsfabig 5eif
miiroe nno mir neue Silrnulte al
getpartigen i3aren.
Die Holi5ei III Somburg 6ot
ben StraBennerfauf aller S6nub-
literatllr perboten. ssSn Die nit ben
sSnteroift beIegter groeugnifie iii
BON Der 9eboroe alih Der uSimpii-
ciiiiuus" eingeidloiien.
.Slus @iell miro gelneloet, Der
neue tiirfiihe 9otidafter bobe bret
te &erbanolungen nit DEM Baron
slebrentbal, Dem Setter Ser ausip1r-
tigen Eolitif Seiterreids iiber Die
9ieeelung Der Streitfragen begomlel;.
Die 2onooner n9ailp Mail"
ipriht IN einem 2eitartifel lire lie
ber5eueuns ous, oaB Der @bi6IaB
zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8lui-
ihen Canada u1b oen Ser. Staatell
81 einem slnidlub oes griteren an
Die 2ebteren fiibren meroe.
Ger Dampfer oSapria" bon
Der 9amburg-amerifa 2inie tit, be-
LADEN nit aleioungsitiiden, 8etr-
5eug uno 2ebensmittelll Die fir oie
Notleibenben IN ben itaIienii6en Gro
beben-Oiitriften beitiillnlt iino, bon
Sanlbnrg abgefabren.
Die aonigiil bon Stalien tatte
beitiinmt, oaB on ibrem @eburts-
tage, Der ionit in Mom INNER gro8-
artig eefeiert miro, feline Seitli6fei-
ten itattfinoen ioIItel1. sSn Solge
beiien lit Der Gag, Der s. Sanuar,
poaitdnOia rubig uno unbeadtet Der.
gangen.
Die Oeutide 8anf III Berlin
bot ben geihluB eefaBt, cine ST.
liole in 3onitmltinopel gu errihtell.
Dem Shritt miro IN finon8iellen
&reiien grobe 8eoeutling beigeleat
Bis iest bat Die Deiitide 8anf nur
cine ein5ige auslanbiibe Siliale be-
ieiien, uno 5ipar in 2onoon.
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graiioent bilft @ailen.

@unoerten BON -@oifen mrrOe
ourd ben Brdlioenten bes oSSnon-
itrial anb Orphans Some" bon Nto-
con, Ga., gebolfen, pelder idreibi :
n@ir brauhen electric 8itters i'll
oieiem sSnititut ieit 8 Sabren. Gs
5eigte iid als cine auBeroroent[i1e
Meoi5in fir Magen, 2eber nno Saia-
ren-2eioen. @ir balten es fir eilrc
Der belten Samilien-Meoi Der
@elt." gs belebt Die 2ebensorga-
nen. reiniet oas 8lut, bilft Ser Ser.
banning, erreet @ppetit. lin oiiule,
blei6e i6ipo1e Ginoer ooer berur-
tergefommene 8erionen 81 itorfel
rmo pieoer auf5ubauen, gi6t cs iliNtS
glebnli6es. 9as Bette fir Sroucn-
leioen. gelr so gts. bei ollen 9rll0-
oilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-09
Ssras a :.

St St9 OuttpD, ]tPfDuL VullIts
tp, iino flint neue @elhGftsb6uier
abgebrannt. Ser Shooen belduft
iid ouf ungefabr $4,000.
Sim &eeton in Mnarillo, Der
angeflagt it, ben Honger 9bom1s
i'm oortieen @eribtsbouie eridoIler
3n baben, lit unter cine giirgld)aft
BON $4,000 geItelt iporoer. Iit
SbieBerei ibeint etipas nit oel
Snforciernng beg 2ocal Sption-@e-
iebes 5u tim gebabt 81 baben. Sbo-
mos lit oni6eineno ein Spfer oie
ier unbeilpollen Hrobibitionsagita-
tion lulo Der anlpenoune falIbel
uno perlperflider afittel ieitens
oes @ounerneurs, Inn Der 8epolfe.
rnng Srobibitian oufausminsen, &c.
moroen.
slln 6reitas muroe in Ga
Grange Ger 9teger sssobn gopb ge-
bangt. 9opo batte an1 16. SUM
1905 einen perhre6eriiden Mn9rifl
onf Die Srali zines 5arners in Ser
@egeno bon S6ulerburg aelnad;i
Gr nnroe feitgenor1nlen lmo mare
nn5lpeifelbaft gelpn6t iporoen, benz
Die Mrfregung unter oer 9epolferung
NOR iebr groB, ipenn Die 8eonlter
i'm nift peggeibafft uno 10 Ser
8olfsrplt ent5ogen batten gln1 G.
Ge5enlber 1905 nurbe 8oDo nod,
elmer 8ro5eBperbonoline, oie uur
fiinf5ebn Minliten oauerte, oes Mor.
oes i'm eriten @raoe iduloig beflul.
ben uno gum Sooe perurteilt. Sci.
ne slopofaten appeaiertett oann mn
perlu6ten aud nod ieinen Saa Dor
Die gunoesgeribte 81 bringen. Slid
lider @eiie battell oiele 8elniibul'
gen feinen grfolg, es lit aber i1on
81 beoauern oaB iie iiberbaupt ee.
nla6t uno oaourd Der 8erbre1er
5pei Sabre lang Der gere6ten unh
molperoienten Strafe entoogen muir.
De. Gin ioldes @erfabren lit gan,
oa5u geeignet, oem 2pndneien 8or.
idub 5u leiiten uno Der 2pndiuItio
neue 8ercbrer 5u5ufiibren. @s i'll
cine Sdanoe. oaB cine oerartige
8erl6leppung eines ionnenflarer
Safes iiberbaupt noeli6 lit. aes.
ten 9obelnber muroe Die Sinridtilna
enoli6 anf ben s. Samtor feltge-
iest. Die Sinri6tllns boll5og iit
orbentlif uno obne 3tpilheniaIle,
8opo benabm iih rubig uno ge-
faBt. Gr peigerte iid, irgeno mel.
DIE @rfldrltneen ab5ugeben ooer 9ln-
ipra6en 5u balten. ssln @ef6ngnis
bate lid) gopo iebr ungeberbig be.
tragen.
SSn Der @egeno BON Green,
mnoo BEL Sccatur muroe cine 5ron
Sulnnor beim 0nrhgeben i6res
@eipanns getotet uno ibr Sobn nur-
Be i6mer berlest.
Die 9lnti-Saloon-2igo bat in
8allos Elm Eublifations-8ureau
etabliert, pom Dem aus glgitatiols.
lhriften fir Nrobibition inn lin:
lmlf geiebt meroen ipllen.
Sci Dem granoe elmer Shelt-
ne auf Dem @obnplote BON SSobr
:. ,SoIep in @oulton muroe oc.
pieridbriee Sobn oes 9eliters ic
ifiuer perlebt, oaB er itarb. Cir
Suno, nit Dem Der &leine in oey
S6ellne ipielte, ols oos 6elier auf.
fam, blieb 6ei ibm. bis Die 6euer'
mebr fam umo lie beioe aus Dem breli.
nenoei 8eb1llbe berausbolte. Cos
treue Sier lit ebenfoIls fdmer per-
lebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-09

odt bis brei5ebn Sobren, olle fiirl
Shiiler Ser Sbalp=S6uIe in ct
2ollis, muroen IN Ger &laf1e lpab.
reno oes l1nterridts auf oie 9(nfloge
bin perbaftet, eiuen Eeoler nantens
@ilbelnl @oebter ernloroet 5u ia,
ben. Der Wfonn NOR ont Sage Dor
fer nit eingei6laeenent Sddoel ollf=
gefllnoen poroen. Die 8erbaftlsn9
erfolgte alf 9lusioeell bin mel
dc Die 0iutter bon 5lpei Ser esltngell
gennobt botte.
l1nler fii11ftieer 8r1lioent bot
lid eltichieoen gemeigert, irge1lo mel
dle nelhe meitere Wfitteilrlngen iiber
Die 3lianlnleniebrnq bes &obiliets
gu MAIDEN. @r botte oieler Gage III
aueuita Ga, cine ltnterrebune nit
Dem Senator &,lor, Dem fiinftiee!l
Staatsiefretar, Die 1i6 bobit ipabr=
iheinlid) UNI Die 9iloung oes Sio=
binets geOrebt Bat, ober fpeoer er
nod &nor fonllten 1pater gu ireero
melden 9leuBerungen bemoeen tuef=
ben.
3mei 6rouen IN 0enper, 60
lorooo, sSrou Marp 5nlitb uno
sSrou sImalie @itlper, erbielten neu=
Ii6 cine S6adtel nit 3uderpaarea
onrd Die Golt 5ugeihidt. Cine
ndbere ltnteriud)una erqab, DaR sGie
3uderpaoren eenug 8oriier Grim
entbieIten, unl fiinf5ie 9erionen 5u
pergiften. 3lpei &iroer Der sSra1
Smith baben etipas bon Dem 3eug
9egeiiell ullo iilto beioe ibper er-
fraflft
slus @leburlle Gountp in Mlc=
banla miro gerneloet, oaB auA
BORT Die geobtreiter onfaneen lhr
llnipeien 5u treiber. 3nei Gins iino
BON ibnen in 8ranb geitedt un3
ben Better elmer onoern Sin na=
mems Sarrp 8erion baben lie aus
oem Sauie gebolt uno onrbgepeitIht,
neil er ibren gefebleil 1ibt nof)=
fonlmen 1uto oas @innen BON
8anulipoae nibt aufgeben ipollte.
9lus Union Gitp in Se1nellee
miro gemeloet, oaB man BORT mie-
Der frei anfatnle, ieit Ser gtabtreiter-
8ro5eb beenoet uuo oie slngeflag=
ten idnloig befnnoen ieien. Das
9reiben Der 9ea6treiter=
meroe jebt iiberan often nno frei
perlirteilt, mabreno man porber gar
rtidt oariiber 81 fpreden pagte Die
2aeute aug Der @egeno am Reelfoot=
2ufe, Die inalienbnft IN oie Stabt
gefornnte1 naren, Inn Dem 8roseB
bei3llpobnen, baben iid) nod oer
8erfiinoigung oes l1rteils i6Ieunigst
oapon gentaft.
Ger @oubernellr @anlep bon
Snbiana bat in ieiller S1lnBbot-
idaf an Die 2egislatur cine groBe
Irobibitionspaufe Iosgelaiien. gr
marnt Dor einer glnfbebung oes 2o=
cal Sption-@eiebes, oenn lie nliilie
Ser Iartei, bie iie poa5iebe, unbe-
oinet Sen SAILS breben. Gr ipieber=
BOLT all6 Die alte 2iige, baB oie
Webr3abl Ser Gerbre6en uno oos
lneiIte gleno ouf ben sllfobol ;ll=
riif3ifiibren ieien.
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syiirft gtsn,arf

bat nie piel Inn Die Sdulgele6rIanrfeit
Der sler5te eegeben, rtlb 8rofeicr
S6ipenllinser 9eipailn bes groBen aan5z
lers @ertraliell geraoe bablird, oaB er
iid nidt alif gelebrten 9riinstran.s,
5onberr aiif Die geiinbbeitliden Mit1el
Der gtatllr berief Son benIeibeil
5tan0pltnfte aus erfanoen bor Safr
bllrlOerten Die gelebrten Mon6e bon ct.
Bernard Die Seitber beriibn1ten ct. 8er~
nar0 &rduterpiIlen, eine Nnturarsites,
tpeic6e rlllr aug ben beiten Sdftefl Gert=
frdftiger 9flan6en bereeitellt, Elm fid)e=
res 6eilnlittel fir ale 9eiben bes Wla>
5ens, Der 2e6er unb Der gieren barhte
tef. 25 Gents. sIIe 9lpptbefen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-09

slm 8. 6ebruor io1 in @aco
cine oelnofratii6e GrinlGrlpabl itatt-
finoen, in Der &moioaten fir Die
Men1ter Der Staotfommiiidre olfse-
Itellt tperoen iollen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-09

8ouperneur Gontpbea bot er-
fI1rt, bob ar alien legislatipen Tor-
ihlagen, Die bon Der uGomnerciol
Secretaries 9liiociation" gemabt
mcrhen moeen. entgegen iein meroe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-09

Gum gerfanf BEL aGen SanoIern.
Breis 50 Gents. Soiter.Milburrl
Co., Buffalo, Seem Oorf, a1einige
s(gerten fir bie Ser. Staoten.
@rtnnert gu6 bes Man1ens -
Ooans = ltno nebn1t feine anoeren.
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s., $. & g. q. (Saupt-sinie)

~ 2 &C y ~ Vts7u11f7t-1~Ettt5.
Mrfunft-
go. 9-gom Often. ..... 1885 bonn
gso. 7-Tom Often. $500 nadnl
yto. 10-Gl Rafo II. &eften 500 nad6m
Qbfnbrt-
go. 9-@I 8aio II. @eiten 900 BORN
No. 10-Nad bem Often. 10:3O nacbnl
gio. S-Nad Dem Often. 11:40 BORN
gietoria 9ipiiion, 9. $. & g. q.
Mnfunft-
sfOo. 3o2 guero, @ietoria, 7:3o natbm
@bfabrt-
SO. 5o1-guero. gictoria, $50 porrn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
SURVEY MONEY
IS SET ASIDE
Thirty Thousand Dollars to Be
Spent by the Territory the
Coming Two Years.
cFrom thursdays Advertlser.l

One more step towards obtaining q
perfect and minute scientific knowl.
edge of the Islands for purposes of
making surveys for topographic maps,
studying possibilities of water.ec onomy
and acknowledgement, was made yes
terday when the board to determine the
expenditure of the special fund created
by the special income tax law set aside
$4,000 to gather data for photographic
and topographic maps.
The board, consisting of Marstor
Campbell, j. p. Cooke and e. V. vii
cox came to this decision at meeting
yesterday and the resolution drafted
making the appropriation was approved
at once by Governor Frear.
This stands as an evidence of good
faith on the part of the Territory that
it will share the burden of the work
tentatively commenced by the federal
government in laying the foundation
for the future scientific work in con,
serving the water resources of the
various islands. In his report to Camp
bell, Mendenhall states that if the Ter
ritory is willing to pay the field ex
penses of the biologists the government
"ouiu piopdoiy pay theii suluIieS ant
advises two $1,000 appropriations, on,
each for the winters of 1901 an,
191l-12, The response of the Territor,
was far in advance of this figure
The wording of the resolution bring
the appropriation, if it can be Gale,
such, into use at once, to be expended
under direction of the superintendent
of public works. The resolution is n,
follows:
Resolved, That there is hereby al
lotted and authorized to be expended
under the direction of the superin
tendent of public works of the Terri
tory of Hawaii, out of the one-fourtl
of the special fund provided by Act 33
Laws of 1909, for the development, con
servation, improvements and utilization
of the natural resources of the Terri
tory, the sum of $4,000 for each o.
the fiscal years ending June 30, 1910
and June 80, 1911, for a photograph,
and topographic survey of the Territory
of Hawaii, the sum hereby allotted TO
the current fiscal year to include thu
sum heretofore authorized to be ex
pended for a photographic survey"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
HONOLULU TO LOSE
A FAIR DAUGHTER

The engagement is announced of
Miss Hazel Hebron Of Honolulu and
Mr.. Edwin Ogden Child of San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Child will leave for san
francisco on the Chiyo Mnru next Sun.
day aud the bride'tobo will follow on
the Mongolia early in December when
the wedding will take place in san
Francisco about Christmas.
Miss lleilbron h the daughter Of Mr.
mud Mr.. william Hebron, and Is re-,
garded ns one OF lonolulu's most at
lraetiye young women. Mr. Child Wps
nt one time manager Of tho ROYAL la.
waiinG Hotel and he afiorwnrd ipiued
the sian NJ the 49, Francis hotel IN san
Francisco lnttehy ho has been tho
lInNellng representative of That famous
hnsiullY, nni recently arrived from tho
Fer lnsl aud pguin met Miss llollhrun.
Their urlulln'nnrp gov into "a fondpf
attachment uni Tor several days ihelf
many ilrnds have eRpfrirci the hu,
puunrrmrpl uf lhrif engagement
Ma thl'ii Wh'lr boz ito laf laHI NHt
regarded at "a lirau liIumWrI and Nas
rsirnHFrlY NlIiisH up iu luglith ga.
pore IN iupHn Hui HIuu. hftf ~ no
mir lom nhHf M ras considered iho
btii il,rseN wuA lH lhf uUsNi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
GETTING AFTER
FAKE WHISKY
Dispensers of the Imitation Cup
That Cheers Are to Be
Rounded Up.

All adulterators of whisky have now
good and sufficient cause to commence
trembling in their boots. After await.
ing meeting of the Oahu Board of
Liquor Commissioners for some time,
the analyses made of alleged baG
whisky by X. A. Duncan have found
themselves presented and acted upon by
that board. AS result the attorney
general s office is now empowered to
go ahead and clean up the dispensers
of imitation booze.
These analyses were made about a
month ago when Inspectors Fennell and
Duncan made tour of saloons TO find
Just such stuff, and although they had
originally started to inspect wines, they
found imitation whisky not labeled as
such. At meeting of the liquor board
yesterday, the matter was considered
and referred to the legal department
TO see II they can make case out of it.
Two applications for licenses were
turned down during the same meeting,
Que being for ffth,class license made
by the Togo Sake Brewing aud Malt.
ing Company who just lately incorpOr.
ated. Attorney G. X, Quinn appeared
before the board on its behalf aud as
sured the board that although the pa.
pers permitted the manufacture ~
other drinks the brewers would confne
themselves 10 sake. The application
Was reported fny0rully ly Inspector
FcnueIl bat Chairman Cooke gave no
reasons yesterday for the refusal The
,ee0nd license turned down Was applied
for by "a tlinhmnu who wanted 10 open
q saloon near fho hslmarket.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
START WORK ON
PHONE BUILDING
The Mutual Company Has Com
menced Excavating for
New Structure.

Preliminary work on the construc-
ton of the new telephone building on
Adams lane has already been begun,
following the letting by the Mutual
Telephone Company of the contract fo-
the excavating work. The ground is
now being cleared and the work of
digging for the foundations is in
progress.
The telephone building will adioin
the proposed new Y. NJ. c. A. building,
and there was question as to whether
the two structures should come to-
gethcr and have but one wall between
them, or whether there should be two
walls and an air chamber. George +.
Carter, however, stated yesterday that
the telephone company is planning on
leaving n ten-foot space between the
two buildings.
Meanwhile, the company is going
ahead steadily with the work of put
ting its wires underground. 1t is stat
ed, furthermore, that the board of SUI
pervisors has practically decided to
give up the losing fight for which it
had no justification. and to offer no
further opposition to the telephone
COMPANY III ehect, tne SUPERVISORS
concede that the superintendent of
public works has jurisdiction over the
streets and that they themselves have
no right to interfere or to try to pre-
vent the company from putting its
wires underground. This is the result
of conference held between Tepresen-
tatives of the telephone company and
certain of the supervisors. The board
will not insist upon the company tax
ing out permits or paying an inspec-
| ton fee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
HERE To SEE
SURF RIDING
Australian Life Saver Will See
How HaWaiianS Ride
the Rollers.

Walter V. II. Biddell of Waverley,
New South Wales, life governor of
the Royal Life Saving Society and of
the affiliated Surf Swimming and Open
Sea Life-Saving Association of n. s.
W., arrived on the Makura to remain
here a few months Tor the benefit of
his health and to observe the method
of surfboardng at Waikiki Beach. He
brought many letters of introduction
from the various societies to which he
belongs, addressed to the secretary of
the promotion committee. One from
Waverley introduces Mr.. Biddell as
acting president and examiner-in-chief
of the association there. The secre.
tary of the association, in this letter,
sets forth that Mr.. Biddell is a pio-
neer of surfbathing for Australian
beaches. Mr.. Biddell's untiring and
valuable services in the advancement
Of the cause of life-saving on Austria
liam ocean beaches have been especial
ly recognized by the Prince of Wales,
as president of the Royal Life.Saving
Society.
Mr.. Biddell has trained many classes
in life.saving without the aid of the
lifeline, as well as with it, at Bronte,
the toughest beach on the New South
Wales coast. He has devoted consider
able time to the invention of lire.sa>-
ing appliances, among which is the
CDR. Lees Torpedo-shaped Life Buoy"
which can be taken out through al.
most any sea and which experts de-
clare to be an improvement on the
ordinary life belt. Mr.. Biddell brought
one of these buoys to Honolulu to have
Islanders express an opinion as to its
merits.
Mr.. Biddell anticipates much pleas.
ure in learning the ways of the surf
at Waikiki and will be taken in tow
by George Osborne of the Outrigger
Club.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
APANA USED
WATERP|PE
0Idtime Gambling Den Raided-
Located Up Among the
RafterS.

To the daring and ingenious plan
of Apana, the Chinese detective, is due
the successful raid made last night
about eleven O'Clock by Deputy Sheriff
Rose and officers on the gambling den
in the fourth story of the Junction
building, where King street and Bere.
tania avenue meet in Palama. Twenty.
five Chinese, many of them oldtime
professional gamblers, were caught in
the joint, which is located in the fourth
story directly under the roof, room
which has been used for years for
gambling purposes, difficult place for
police officers 90 enter on account ot
the many sluirwnyS, glass doors, watch
men, barred doors aud electric bells,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
LOCAL INVENTION =,
PROVES SUCCESS
mith-Waterhouse Wax Machine
to Have Wider Usefulness
Than Planned.

A machine which will extract
higher percentage of fats from slaugh-
ter-house products than any other
process has been perfected by E. c.
Smith and A. Waterhouse of this city.
and the latter is now on the mainland
disposing of machines and also seeking
a purchaser for the patent rights. The
machine originally made to extract
beeswax from frames and combs in
greater percentages than obtained by
the usual methods, was later on found
to be capable of extracting fats with
equal facility. Experiments were made
yesterday at the slaughter.house and
were quite satisfactory to the inventor,
Mr.. Smith.
The machine was built year or
more ago to secure the wax from frames
and old combs in which honey had been
deposited. These were put through at
the rate Of 1000 per day. The old
method was merely TO scrape wax and
generally much of the deposit was left.
The Smith.Waterhouse machine consists
of circulating boiler with patent
cover. Over this is strainer and
above this conical top so as to con.
centrate lighter matters and is pumped
out through the top The material
floats off the top and falls into wax
trap, the water straining through and
back into the boiler and is used again.
The machine has now demonstrated
that slaughter house refuse can be treat
ed in it to advantage and the bones
and offal cleaned thoroughly of almost
every particle of fat in them. The old
method, and the present one generally,
is to boil the fats and skim off the
accumulations on the surface. This
takes some hours, a waste of much
time, and only portion of the fats
is extracted The fats are used in the
making of soaps
Dr. Phillips of the bureau of apricul-
ture of the department of agriculture,
Washington, who was here year ago
last February, saw the machine as it
was used for extracting beeswax and
he is anxious to see the perfected ma
chine for extracting fats. A machine
is to be forwarded to him at once, and
this machine will also be used by Mr..
Waterhouse in trying to dispose of the
patent rights.
Mr. Smith has found it quite impor-
tant to extract heeswax as the price
for it has gone up while that for honey
has gone down slightly, A year ago
wax was selling at 90 to % cents per
pound; now ii is 30 cents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-12
,kUkU| To Be
81 REVENUE BOAT
lroquois Has Been Ordered to
Mare Island for an
0verhauling.

The lighthouse tender Kukui is to be
temporarily placed under the direction
of Admiral Rees, U. S. N, commandant
of the naval station, so that she may
proceed to the various islands to the
westward where Japanese poachers are
said to have been making raids upon
the birds there for the breeding season.
The Kukui is admirably fitted for
the purpose of cruising around these
small and rocky islets. She is under
the jurisdiction of the department of
commerce and labor, but owing to the
DELAY in getting the revenue cutter
Thetis here and the necessity of Off.
cial observations being made as to
whether the Japanese are despoiling
the islands, the Washington authorities
have decided that Admiral Rees can do
effective work with the Kukui which
has a wide steaming radius.
The Kukui may be dispatched to the
Yves ward in very short time.
Lieutenant Houston to Leave.
| Lieutenant Victor Houston, United
Estates Navy, assistant in charge of the
Vocal lighthouse district, in command OF
4he U. S. S. Iroquois, and captain of
the yard at the naval station, has been
ordered to Mare Island for eXamina'
ton for promotion, and may leave this
morning on the Alameda, although
owing to the serious illness of his
aunt, Miss Louisa Brickwood, he may
defer his departure for few days.
Iroquois to Mare Island.
The U. S. S. Iroquois, according to
orders received from Washington, is to
be sent to Mare Island for thorough
overhauling and to be reftted with new
boilers. Temporary repairs occupying
about thirty days. time will be made
here, and she will then proceed to San
Francisco under the command, posi-
bly, of Chief Boatswain Sheppley, who
commands the vessel. Lieutenant
Houston may bring the vessel back
here.