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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-26
NOTICE.

j. J. Byrne, for eight years employ.
ed by the Metropolitan Meat Com
pany, Limited, as its collector, has
established an agency for the collec-
ton of accounts at Room Ii Campbell
block, Merchant street, Honolulu.
J. J. BYRNE-
References:
GILBERT ]. WALLER, ESQ,
Honolulu.
$3.50
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record April "a, 1909.
Maria Petela to Maui Land ard
Railroad Co, Ltd. .....
Leo York Chung to Leo Look. &C ]
Virginia Comes to Joao Brazil and
VT RI
Manuel de Mattos and VT by Atty
to Antonio C. Oak. ..........
G Kasamoto to First Natl Blk of
Wailuku ]
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ACT III.
AN ACT

10 PROVIDE FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT TERRITORY FOR
THE CosT KUIA PIPE LINE.
BE Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Ha7uii:
SECTION The County of Maui pay to the Territory
sn the interest dates of bonds that be
rto the proceeds of which shall expended for the
construction of the kua pipe line upon amount equal
10 the value of said bonds the specified said bonds
and also such annually the date and
ae date each year thereafter during the term for which
said bonds issued whether afterwards refunded or not that
The aggregate OF such annually paid WILL compounded
nay at said rate OF interest equal the expiration of
sand par value and the Auditor of the Territory hereby author
zed to deduct from the of other
wise ssiabe by him to the Treasurer of County such amounts
when due required by this Act paid county,
aud proper receipts shall reupon be exchanged between the
Ireasurers OF the Territory and said County provided that said
county the option of Board Supervisors paw on anv
amounts previously paid other than interest equal the amount of
Bonds so issued at par and thereby discharge all its obligations
created by this Act and the paid in final shall
be deposited to the credit of the sinking fund provided for b Act
OF the Laws of addition amounts required to be
deposited by said Act.
Said County take the said pipe line upon its compile
non and receive the thereof long as it makes no
default IN its obligations created by this and properly main
tains said pipe line at its expense
SECTION This Act shall take upon its approval
Approved this 23rd day of April, A. D. 1000
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor OF the Territory of Hawaii
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ACT 100.
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 1928 REVISED LAWS HAWAII Re-
LATING TO Poor AND ENTRY OF DEFAULTS AGAINST, De-
I'm CIVIL ACTIONS.
Be Enacted by the Legislature OF the Territory of Haea
SECTION That Section 1928 the Revised Laws of Hawaii
hereby amended by adding thereto provo read fol-
lows:
Provided however that defendant in civil action
proceeding either law equity shall be liberty file
which the Judge before whom such action proceeding
shall be pending shall make and sign order declaring such
defendant be default for the of plea answer
and thereafter until such order shall be duly filed with
other appropriate officer of the Court.
SECTION This Act shall effect from and after the
date of its approval.
Approved this 23rd dav of April A. D. 1909.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ACT 10.
AN ACT

Ut
MAKING SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS
Be Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Ha7va
SECTION The following hereby appropriated
the object hereinafter expressed of available moneys
the treasury received by the before TO- oI
for account of loan fund:
kua Pipe Line and Water Works. ........... SIooooooo
Honolulu Wharf and Harbor Improvements. 100000
SECTION The said appropriations may paid out of the
general of the Territory in the discretion of
SECTION The provisions Act o2 of the Session Laws of
1909 shall apply said appropriations the as if
they part of this Act
SECTION 4 This Act shall effect from and after the
date of its approval.
Approved this 23rd day of April, A. D. 1900 s
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE

oUTwARD.
For Waianae, Walalua, Kahuku ans
Way Stations-s9:15 a. m, $3.50
For Pearl City, EVA Mill and W.x
Stations-f7:30 q. m. a9:15 a
s11:15 a. m, s2:15 p. m, 1870 ., NJ
1918 p. m, 1880 p. m, fill D. IN.
For Wahiawa-"9:15 a. M, and s6.1s
P. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal.
alua and Wai&nae-*S:36 q. m. S.aa
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil ANA
Pearl City-f7:46 .. m, $3.50 4 a.
s10:3S a. m, .1:40 p. m, s4:31 ,. n.
6:3I p. m, *7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiavs-
1886 a. m. and 1881 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, q two-hour
train (only frst-elass tickets honoredl.
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:iS
q. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
~Daily. Tex. Sunday. +Sunday Only.
g. P. DENISON, +. G. SMITH.
Superintendent. G. p. q 7. 4.
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To AMEND SECTION s2 OF THE REVISED LAWS RELATING TO THE
HONOLULU WATER Works
BE Enacted BY the Legislature of the Territory of Hagu
SECTION Section $50 of the Revised Laws is amended
read follows:
Section $50. Regulation of He may from time
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time regulate the be paid for and whenever such
rates shall be changed notice thereof shall be duly advertised
less than week for least four weeks in the Hawaiian and
English languages newspapers published in Homo
lulu He whenever necessary, the expense of the Terri
tory OF Hawaii place proper recording apparatus
the rate payers line and from time regulate
the and times OF payment for measured by meter
SECTION This Act shall take effect upon approval.
Approved this 23rd day of April, A. D. 1909.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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works and property?
such a
That plain speaking is war the knife Spring
Valley and San Francisco and whether
forever sadded with mortgage held by Mr. Bourn and his stock
holders He adds that he will spend penny improvements
Here and here with all my mperfecons and what
you gong do about it, he like conquerg hero addressing
subject people He prepared resist
OF Mr. Bourns rreconclabe attitude impossible
He behaving like i'll tempered boy in huff He refuses
and always what he he
the valuation of the plant rdcuousy
inflated figures He sends lawyers before congress
situation and msrepresent the action OF the city. His
before the committee pefoggng point
the city had instituted proceedings Spring
Valley plant and he sought impress the
that this neglect inspired by unjust
corporation when fact he knew that
sought because the have complete
purchase within thirty days OF judgment That
Bourn lawyer knew it. but he told nothing of that
That sort OF practice is nothing where Spring Valley
concerned and explain Mr. Bourn and
his corporation disrusted
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Gossip of Railwaymen

preaching the state line. Fill up while
you have the time
Ladies and gentlemen, we are now
within five miles from the state line.
1T is getting warm
little later:
Ladies and gentlemen, only two
miles from the inexorable frontier,
where a man or lady may perish and
no succor."
Then:
One mile. from the land of sorrow,
where the weary may thirst and moth
ing 10 assuage their parch.
ron the border now. Last chance
to get nectar for the lips"
'Confound that boy" said an emf
nent attorney as he drained his last
chance drink that willy heather had
nearly made me drink. I would never
nave thought of taking a nip if it
had not been for his beseeching
shrieks."
1t was with sincere regret that the
news OF the death of Lawrence Hark-
ness was received in railroad row
on Wednesday. Hardness had many
friends throughout the state for there
We're few men so willing to do favors,
ana When he said no he could do so
without making an enemy. He was
Tor many Years at Los Angeles, but
when Clyde w. Colby was called east
Harkness was promoted to be the gem
erai agent of the Erie in this city,
General Manager F. f. Chaplin OF the
PENINSULA railroad was in the city yes
terday This line operates in the Santa
clara valley, and the general manager
reports that there is considerable in
terest being eyinced in the west side
OF the valley, and that several new
county clubs are being organized and
also golf links
inns Is the line which ultimately will
De quit TO connect San Mateo with
san Jose and Los Gatos and then on
TO the city folder is being pre-
pared by the road illustrating the
beauty and resources of the valley.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
mas published an attractive book en-
titled California. Winters Summer
Garden. Itis splendidIy illustrated and
printed, giving views of missions, or
ahge groves and the numerous resorts
on the coast
A. !. Wells, general manager of the
santa Fe lines west of Albuquerque
Is IN the city and remarked that his
company had been extremely fortunate
through the late storm in not having
any serious washouts
Horace g. jenkins, secretary of e. e.
Gavin, vice president and general man
ager Of the Southern Pacific, has re-
turned from his vacation TO Portland
2. e. Calvin and w. III. Bancroft will
De mere today from Honolulu.
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E. o. Faulkner, manager of the tim
Der and tie department of the Santa
Fe, in speaking of his visit to the eu-
calyptus forest which his company has
planted in San Diego county, said:
THE young forest looks very well.
We have 700 acres in trees and this
spring will set out about 500 acres
more This rain, while it may be ex-
cessive for some interests, for the eu-
calyptus plantations is good. One
firm in Los Angeles has 1.250,000 trees
ready to set out in Tulare county. The
great bulk of trees planted in the past
are not suitable for railroad purposes,
as good for commercial purposes as for
railroad ties. Some people seem to be
afraid of overproduction, but when it
is remembered that the total number of
ties used In the United States amounts
to 103,000,000 per annum, and is In
creasing at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum, there is not much possibility
of overproduction. 1t must also be
taken into consideration that the ter
ritory in which eucalyptus can be
grown successfully is not large. Cali
fornia, southern Arizona, southern
Texas and the states Bordering on the
gulf of Mexico are probably the only
districts in which the climatic condi-
lions are favorable. At Chapultepec
Mexico, there IS q me eucalyptus
grove, and other parts of the republic
are also suitable for the growing of
this tree.
The question of making ties from
other material has also been discussed
but so far the old fashioned wooden tie
is unquestionably the best Concrete
ties have been tested in small numbers.
but while concrete may. do for bridge
and building construction 1t seems to
be too rigid for tie purposes. Steel also
has the same objection. Some years
ago one of the European railroads
made test, extending over a period of
years, between wooden ties and con-
crete ties, and the result showed that
while there was n saving of expense in
ties 1t was set of by an Increased ex-
pense to the rolling stock account AS
the hardwood supply is being used up
very much faster than it Is being pro-
dueed there does not seem to be any
danger of first class eucalyptus timber
being drug in the market"
Oregon having so wet climate has
made many of the towns along the line
of the Oregon and California railroad
decide on going dry as far as liquor
is concerned. The Southern Pacific
in order to conform with the wishes
of the residents of these cities has
prevented the sale OF liquids on it's
trains while passing through the Web
foot state
A japanese boy is steward on one Of
the diners and goes through the cars
announcing the approach of the state
line thus.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are an
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st. Francis with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Martin, will be the eompli-
mented guest at the tea to be given
Wednesday. February 10, by Miss Mar
jorie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson are again
at their home in Pacific avenue after
a pleasant visit at San Mateo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Calvin and their
daughters will be on this side of the
bay for the season. having taken apart
ments at the Lafayette for the win
ter. They made their home in this city
before the disaster, but for many
months they have resided in Oakland,
where they had an attractive home.
Mrs. Jerome Landfield is the guest
of Mrs. Phehe Hearst this week at
the country home of the hostess near
PTeasanton. Mrs. LandfieId will remain
out of town for several days longer
and will soon leave for a trip to Mexico.
Mrs. Louis Sloss was hostess at one
of the elaborate dinner parties of the
week given at the Fairmont, and among
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05
Trouble With Circus
Horses in Sydney

Trouble With - h-o.ts- %
Horses in Sydney w Cbarb< the novelist and of Henry
Chambers professor psychology Tulane has
opinion especially Sydney 1t
perhaps, the of Chambers lad determined
to see the world and his mood him for
expensive undertaking accompanied Sydney
When Sydney the
But how performance without the horses? asked
the manager
That 5 notm my affair." replied the
But
I'VE have intention having CHAMBERS brought the
The Honolulu
Up a
Chambers given of getting likely animals picked
them everywhere.
1--WE had the place.
trained those animals well resod
others time they heard band they would begin wag
OF
Sydney people the anything
could have done
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impairment Question No. SO
Why Are You What You Are?

For the most original wite answer to this ouestonbs
For the next five answers The Call will paw ONE Dol .
LAR EACH Prize winning answers viii be printed nex,
Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners al ONE
your answer short and SEND 1T ON a POSTM
CARD to ~
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS
THE CALL
Would You DO q, x.n "
s. prize Dostaee. PabA Alto - D'sS''
"The people"
o. Gabrels Aar
would have j. Dazen Brown as nv rnanaoe~ AZ. n
as my attorney and Jim Tefies as nv bodyer,-J Nusi
81 prize f. j. Murphy. 12s Fourtha oaklaas
Make her quit bossng
81 l. Hnrysue Rsrke,ev
Fourteen years. unless The court heInaa -.
81 H. v MesIens. Third santa Ross -
Lie abed these rainy mornings and Ter NJ. Re- -
81 prize j Bekelev
Quit preaching socialism,
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The InsiIer
Bird Fears No One
But E. Black Ryan

Bnf Z. Black Ryan - Rheims whom people said The
devil must dwell in thatte bird by means h
build with terrible oeak ana
squawk He introduced into the Ryan housenou ~
gift mother the bird did to walk on INC
and appropriate her meal
always polite he addresses
Black as Iuoa Black practice following him to the depot
until one morning the and told to so
straight Black When the master
return home that evening about the place said
done, sir? He went INTO the Nen n0u
off spoiled several nests OF
"Welp replied E. Black, that whipping him. must
the correcting the sweet bird
the between mere
Pao though attempted to make friends with hn Mac
Black When he to Meno after pro-
head screeching uoa Black TN
whenever Mac around Will Jump
bird which dsturb the solemn silence OF Aenos
stately oaks
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those who shared the hospitality Of The
hostess on this occasion were.
Afr. and Mrs. Milton h. Joseph sloss
:, EsoerS Sam Lilienthal
1lrs- u r li1enthal Lloyd Alderman
'uSse ana MIS- NJ C. Miss Louise Sloss
sloss B. p. LilienthaI
NE- ana MIS- Leon DIT. f. Well
ro Stoss S, Sir Henry Heyman
Mrs. E. H. Kittredge was hostess at
d elhner party given recently at the
tairmont for dozen guests.
mrs clinton -Worden was hostess yes
terday at an informal tea given at the
Fairmont for 20 or more friends. who
enjoyed the hour in the laurel court.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Webster
nave taken apartments at the Granada
for the winter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05
FIERRIN CAUGHT TRYING
TO CHEAT THE PEOPLE


II OSS ERRNS hand people Of
By Of
him
subordinate possible The
ar
be office That kind of
selection candidates where that selection the hands the people That
the law Minnesota Oregon Wisconsin sand the
which nominated by direct o mnyyeas
would possible the o
of dlege
The Iienm the 1t is Agren
total republican of 5000 B. the
has abod long faithfully nd
files AS between and the Bwn
comfortable rn D. E. and c.
firm the
candidate 300 0ndD
his 2O of
T. emanw
the nominated Iii shallow of
syed California has
spokesman the legislature give credit for
asassn
Some IIen with the uncong
weakng lob com
EDDIE WOLFE, HARTMAN John P HARE
nd of San Francisco
FRANK W. LEAVITT o. Ahmedaa ndS SAVAGE OF San
the in of canddat
hey voted California sham labeled direct and
bind California
They ndhe personal
dupe bully of in
Fortunately the haveso
is o O who
want to do the right thing coered rnked behaymg
Men of California WATCH YOUR LEGISLATORS!
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Journey
of tbs
Liberty Bell

ms CITY SHAH have an opportunity the bell westward
way We quote from the Philadelphia Times
old bell belongs those ~
west and OF Alaska and proper when such
should material
reminder OF those days when heroic great risk Of life
LOT hoery H/o the land where
wilderness IN foreign land remote inaccessible unsettled
ey IS noushing inhabited
z tact as wei as in theory OF those principles liberty
equality
sound OF that 6e rung out H76 though the
oKeh ana SUI potent throughout the
~ as II did here sight OF the venerable relic make more
: 1'y dnu d
The spirit vital in San Francisco whittier the Niio,
OF 10 and the memories that about it are common
OF all good Americans fFN'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05

DEADLY SLEEPING SICKNESS
The deadly sleeping sickness caused
by the tsetse fly is said to have killed
100000 Of the 100000 natives of the
British protectorate OF Uganda since II
first appeared there in 1901.
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Disaster for the
.0tis-Parker
Alliance

eallg own WORDS professions
OF faith and making tremendous uproar can eat crow
but perhaps he does banker after hard and cruel
taskmaster.
Inc issue, the outcome, doubtful 1t
ceVabe that enlightened 90 ward politics
neglect to insist direct nominations by people when the
questions are fairly The argument attempted to
present slight Improvement personal abuse and SIM
piled its answer.
The people of California determined have direct nonna
tons IN every part OF the political field and the men in the
legislature who would like knife measure or enascue if
may very well read the handwriting the Angeles charter
eeeo IN that city the opposition mustered all forces open
and concealed and there had been possible case to make
against the proposition given every opportunity exploitation
and a hearing.
Parker and Otis especially interested the amend
ens Tor the election counclmen large the direct
primary They failed decvely both efforts and the result is
an important victory for good government.
Parker go back his knitting Sacramento Things
have not been going well for him there wish and
the sken getting raveled The hoae rumbIings Bombases
Furoso viii continue be an extinct volcano from
which comes nothing terrifying than fury It's
melancholy old age when man becomes joke.
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Professor Summoned
From Graft Heari1o

- ~ 1S instructor OF Abe Ruef. The professor 5
ardent student
stent attendants at the graft trials and watches proceedings closely
The other day. Judge Law
nell talking about the trial newpaperen when
policeman stepped paper ornamene with
large seal remarked that he compelled to
the subpoena.
The socioogis appeared surprised service
OF them the paper advertisement
commanded
when the organizations will has the better baseball team
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05
Latest W0nan'S Fad
TO Wear One Earring

Indeed laughing ou are out Of date
San Francisco still cling latest Pa
fad
As the speaker Europe must know and
she further explained wearing earrings in New
York and the fashion has to
Speaking individuality portion Of ones attire
is independent OF ocr Miss
Louise So the hancee Lloyd Alderman,
She high permits her throat
breathing and the effect artistic becoming
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Useful
information for
Mr.. Bourn

Mheher that popular sentiment regard himself and
the o OF the corporation justified American neonle
are JUST ana conservative and they do fixed opinion
without grounds Mr. BouTn should manners and his
ways ana play lar ne might succeed inspiring different sent
men but he appears think that It good business ~ l
with his bread and butter = 4
MI bouTns hostility goes far deny that San Francisco
ana rs people have right legal to install comnetno
plant until they bought out Spring Valley ~ - f;
Pce winch OF course means Mr. Bourns idea of fair price
These his words: M ps.
do not eiete Sn francisco has water works
NS ""'Si eoHpdhy dt d lalT
San Francisco announced going Hetch IIetchy valley
WORKS OF us own and We
nave perfect night 70 protect Washington to defeat
did before the
outchn did and placed what facts that committee
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good business Tor him and his stock holders.
He declares that he reciprocates the feeling of
dlstrust which the people OF San Francisco
have come through long and painful expert
ence to entertain for his enterprise and its pol
icy and management. Mr. Bourn might well
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05
THE attitude OF

attitude OF unconcealed and candid hostility that Presden
ourn OF the Spring Valley water company holds toward the
city and the CONSUMERS OF his product does not e 1
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nizing that this historical relic is the common
property of all Americans. affording lofty
inspiration in patriotism. 1t is the plan to
send the bell west as an exhibit for the conlino
Alaska-Y ukonPacifc exposition in Seattle
and San Francisco asks that the neor1a q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05

ONE OF the Philadelphia papers oppose sending Liberty bel
TO the Paclhc coast the ground of Others like the
Times and the North American show broader spirit reco
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I TALTER PARKERS league" is of joint. Bonn
Wv bastes Furioso Otis for the speechless The
people OF Los Angeles have by decisive refused
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take orders from Parker and have trampled
on the counsels of Otis. The Otis-Parker
alliance has not proved a prosperous political
partnership and its most important assets are
assorted loud noises signifying little The
alliance has its own humorous aspect where
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05
Tells American whose eVii prOpeh-
sites rival those of the iackdaw of Rheims VINO was
called a demoniac, according to the poets story

BLACK RYAN Of MEMO has bird
as famous for evil as the jackdaw OF
Rheims, of whom people said the