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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
COLLEGE Inn
CONDEMNED.
WATERS INSIST THAT PRO.
palgroR APOLOGIZE FOR
HIS STATEMENTS.

As a result Of the failure Of
Herbert Iaffe, proprietor Of tho Col
logo Inn. to publicly apologize for
the alleged insult In the published
that walters robbed res
taufan, patrons. SEQ walters in
practically all Of the large cafes Of
the city held q meeting last nish,
and decided to refuse 10 work a,
the College Inn. A demand vas
made on 1affc for public apology
two days ago. He has made none
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
EXAMINER TO PRINT
A SEATTLE NUMBER

II W Norton. correspondent for
the San Francisco Examiner. is In
Seattle gathering material for a
special Seattle and A.YrP. r.
edition Of the Examiner. which will
be printed on July 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
MURDERER sxPIATes CRIME.

SALEM. Ore. June i9.-Adolf y.
Nordsirom. convicted Of the murder
Of John Peterson, foreman Of rail-
road construction gang In Tilla-
nook county, last February, eHpiat
cd his crime on the gallowa yester-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
BENCH WARRANT FOR
RALPH ]. LEAVITT

A bench warrant was Issued yes.
tcrdny by Judge Mitchell Gillian
for the arrest Of Ralph J. Leayitt
Leavltt IL charged with manaiauFh.
ter. for running down and killing
stree, cleaner while speeding his
automobile, almost a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
Or. BURGESS TO LECTURE.

Dr. Burgess will lecture for the
Socialist Propaganda Seaguo at Ar
eads hall Sunday evening At ..
m. The subject viii be Mission OF
tho Working Clnsa" There will b.
good music Gad no admission wHll
be charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
SNATC He s
A HAND BAG

The purse anaieher IL still at
large Last night he encountered
Mrs n NJ Hay. Of 2i05 Wayerly
IT., and grabbed a purse containing
$3.50, The purse was valued At
ii2 Mrs Hay says two young
men approached her. one Of them
grabbed the receptacle and both
ran towards kinneAr park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
l2 LOAD Of FEED
D 4 CLEVER THIEF

he d. NC sssEi Of oats were taken
! st.l,,., s y, Bacon pier last
All !, ~ I, 4 bold trick A driver
u I.ss. y, !, offices Of tho company
n ~ s'a :, Ne oats In a big truck.
fosss''S,.. ICED was signed for b.
h c s,,,...,,.. supposedly for ths car =.
u. ss'..as 4 Hauling Co.
ssc.,,ss '' re. no trace Of such
Nv. w.. 'ould be found and he
- thsn notified. '''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
JURY HAS
CEASE Of
CALHOUN
Famous Bribery Case Is
Now Resting With the
IL Men-Calhoun Paler
Than at Previous Times.

fhf 'Wiea ffessl
SAN FRANCISCO, June H.
Unable 10 reach an agreement
after more than an hours de.
llbsts,lcn, the Jury In the Cal.
heun case went to lunch a, i:os
o'eioek this afternoon.
The court then excused the
defendant and the attorneys IN.
Ill ) o'clock, at which time the
Jury resumed its deliberations.
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BAN FRANCISCO. June ig.-The
Jury IN the case Of Patrick Calhoun.
accused Of bribery, retired at IL 40
O'clock this morning
Special Prosecutor lionoy con.
cluded bis argument at 1880, and
Judge lAwlor began At once To give
his instructions to the Jury. When
the court was through with hla 70.
MARKS the Jury retired. and Michael
Murphy. alternate juror the 18th
man In the box, was discharged,
When Murphy was discharged he
was Instructed by the court not 70
converse upon the ease until the
Jury had returned = verdict Pat.
rick Calhoun was not ordered into
custody. but remained IN the court
room. paler than he has ever been.
People Driven Away.
The bury retired TO an upstairs
room IN Carpenters hall. facing on
Fulton VI. Judge Lawlor ordered
tho tzniicc 10 drive all people away
from the front Of Carpenters hall.
90 that no one could stand aud look
W at the windows Of tho room
where the Jury was celebrating
The Jurors then went right 10
wuk They are In charge Of Dep
Wy sheflffa Frank J. Coyic and
John 7 Lynch
Dlstne, Attorney l.angdou, after
court adjourned. warmly thanked
ilenry for his services IN tho trial.
and commended him for the mas
tsrfni manner In which be handled
the case. Hcney. worn out from
his work. went To his home to await
the decision " the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
OFFICIALS To VISIT
CEDAR RIVER DAM

This afternoon the finance COM
mlttee, accompanied by officials Of
the fire and water departments. Will
visit the site Of the proposed dam TO
BE- built ni Cedar lake for the new
municipal lighting system.
This dam when built will have a
maximum height Of 10 feet, while
IT, wings viii extend for half mile
on each side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
WEATHER FORECAST I

Fair tonight: Sunday. fair .
and warner. light west uinds .
stttst go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
Girl Disappeared June ..

The room IN which The BODY was
found is In a building IN the Chi.
ncse district. a, Is2 Eighth av The
upper floors u the place are occu.
rltd a. lodging house
Miss sieEei disappeared from her
home in the nronx June :. Since
then the police have searched the
city for her IN vain. and the only
word recsited BY her family during
that time MAS a brief note which,
according TO the police. read
Don't worry VIII b. home Sun.
day evening"
This note was received BY Paul
sleEel. the gifl's father. and vas
alsHCd Elsie" Il was dated from
Waahingtou. The police believe the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19


John HUMPHREYS Of Seattle is the keyog of the political
jam Of the state of Washington.
Eliminated from the likelihood of occupying place upon
the supreme court bench he appears decided
the of United States Senator Samuel H. Piles in
the efforts Of that gentleman be returned office.
Judge Humphres has the distinction OF being the first
man in the state Of Washington be egislated Of
political Realizing the fact that Judge HUMPHREYS
could without question secure under the direct primary law,
nomination to the supreme bench two years hence
the corporations Of the Of Washington caused be
passed by the last legislature bill repeating that part Of the
primary law providing Tor the direct nomination Of supreme
Justices and throwing these nominations back into
yentons
DIDN'T WORK OUT
This to be the final blow and Judge Humphes
withdraw from politics and eonne himself the practice
of law.
But the judge couldn't see it that way.
He looked about for few weeks and then announced
that he would become candidate succeed United States
Senator Piles
People who don't very far politically smiled when the
Judge announced his latest plan break into office
Even the friends Of Senator Piles first inclined
scott the judge But So dangerous their
interests has this candidacy Of Judge Humphres that
they seeking ali sides for plan having for its aim the
elimination Of Judge HUMPHREYS from the senatorial
REPEAL SUPREME COURT ACT
One plan they have and this is the repeal of the of
the last legislature in putting back into convention the
inaton OF supreme justices Whether the
action OF the King County Bar association in unanimously de-
mandng the repeal OF this brought about by the Piles
people cannot be determined But that the supporters OF
Senator Piles among those earnestly in favor OF
the repeal is quite apparent.
With tie nomination OF supreme court justices again in
the hands Of the people the Piles supporters believe that Judge
HUMPHREYS would quit the senatorial and his eff
forts reach the supreme court bench
sTIRs UP TURMOIL.
:, t,e Of, 4 T,,io
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
MITE GIRL IS KILLED
N A F|END|SH MANNER
. BY HER CHINESE LOVE
Granddaughter Of Famous
Warrior Victim Of the
Foulest Murder Com
mitted in the East.

NEW YORK. June ig.-That Elsie
slegel, the soyearold granddaugh.
ter Of the late General Franz slesel.
whose dead body was found late yes
tcrday lammed In a trunk 10 a
Chinese lodging house. was the vie.
tim Of Chinaman for love Of
whom she sacrificed caste. home
and friends, Ia the opinion Of the
police.
Their belief Is founded on hun.
drcds OF letters found In the room
OF Leon Ling. wherc the body was
fecreted
That the Chlnaman had ceased
10 reciptocatc her love. and CON.
mltted dasthnilY crime 10 free
himself from the girls broken.
hearted importunities not to for.
sake her. N. police claim Is estab.
liahed by the following pitiiul ap
peal. which they hulieye was the
last letter written by the Girl be-
fore she left her home June .:
Pathetic Appeal Made.
You seem TO be growing cold to
me. Just think Of the sacrifice
have made for YOU my family:
my friends. everything. For Gods
sake, don't torsake me nov.
The letters found In the room
cover a period ut two years. and
amons those bearing late dates are
many eontalning similar pleas. and
showing the mental anguish Miss
siegels love for the Celestial had
caused her
Miss siegcl vas Interested 10
slum work. and Il Is supposed that
she met Ling. who is known 10 his
American associates a. William "
Lion, during one % her settlement,
trips Ling Ia well educated. aud
speaks English fiuently. He IL
said TO have been converted to
Christianity through Mas sieser.
efforts,
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Oar SILVER QUOTATION.

Inv tuited rrrssl
NEW YORK. June 10 Har I'll.
yer was quoted today at 50 3-sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Deputy Coroner William Berth.
wick, who investigated the drown.
Ing, ia inclined 10 believe TINT Ste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
POR CARLOS DICK Ems

braguez de alborozo conducr mi pobre amiga al
aposento Immediate
Miss Summerson-me dijo hijo,-perdonad una
ne la impression algo de los sentmientos que lie ms
pra la dcha de su hijo.
No hubera cerido qu fuera possible ponerse tan
nado puso NJ. Guppy cuando levante el velo.
S os he suplicado que concedierais entrevsta
lie die sin hacer que adverta uturbac6n pOr
que he pensado que preferbe venr aqu ir de
M Kenge acordandome de 10 que digises la Casa
lGgubrc.
Miss Summerson-balbuce6 el pobre joven, cuyo
barazo habia legado 4 colrao,-yo dSpen-
sad pero nuestra profession necesara la fran
queza acabas de recordar circumstances que
Ell honor. de de hacerosuna declaration que
Sc llevo la al cueo 81 lie ahogase alguna
S tos6 dos tres rat6 de tragar 10 que e
ssorbaba volvo oser acab6 por decirme que aeababa
de experimnfar snsac6n inexplcabe especie de
vertigo
-Estoy expuesto esa especie de espasmos-prosguio
i Jun, Quisiera haceros observar, senorita Ten
go Sc que los bronquics iJuml .ha-
obseryar que rechazastes dcha In
declaration que tengo el honor de recoraros Aunque
hay testigosgs, podria satisfaction para
que
-Recuerdo perfeetanente que admit v1estra pro
posicion, snor Guppy, que reuse sin sguna
-Grscias-dijo midiendo Ia trknula-
Ese confession completa honr> iJumi..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
LA CASA IUGUBRE

Todos pertenecian famas pobres la madre de la in
terna vendia fruta por las GALES
Baiamos durante hora mucha gravedad FL
mas meanc6lco de los nos que bailaba la cocna
mentras hab&bamo hacia prodgos los pies con las
manos Carolina ahada 10 que habia aprenddo una gra
ca encanadora que lie natural ormaba con su
linda cara un conjunto muy agdabe Principe tocaba Ell
violin la nina del veido de gasa hacienda muecas los
desgracados nio que nj squlera la mirabsn era dgna
de figurar cuadr0
lie esperaban Carolina fuS ponerse e scmbrero el cha
para venr conmgo dos de los appendices externos des
pGes de haber sado cambarse de calzado molesar
con bromas pesadas compaero segnn podia Jugarse
por las qeas de Ia vctima voveron Ia saia donde me
hallaba sacaron del boso pedazo de pan una ts-
ada de 6ambfe sentaon debajo de una de las
liras que adornaban las paroles
La Mira sac6 de vicjo roo de terciopelo nn par
de zspaos abiertos por IA punta
ii Os grista eI halle lie pregunte.
No con lbs ninos-rcspcndi6 saliendo de Ia sala con
expression de repugnmeia desprecio.
M Turveydrop 10 sienie infniioine dijo Caf'lina -
pcro ha aeabado de vestrSe podrs presentaros
s,is horcnaics 10 = ar porque aprecIa
admira
Resrordf Que r. agraccia Ia buena opinion que habis
fcr,nso de i crei inhsii ahar ne ereia neeeario
molestarc.
-Necesta muehs , gran euidado para vesiirss--
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clare su favor el dominic de la 81
.donie finca;
"RIstica: terrcnO sito en el barri0
de eMaricaop de Ia jurisdiction de We
ga-alta, compuesto DE treacientas vein
te v dos cucrdas, setenta v cuatro cen
timos, colindante por el Norte con
Juan Suarez, Pio Narvaez, Antonia
Freytes y Tomas g. Weymouth, por
el Sur, Francisco Vega, Tomas George
Weymouth, Emilio Escaiera, Pedro
Santiago y Tomas Maldonado; por
el Este, Basilio Losada, AntOnia Prey
ties y T. G. Weymouth y j. Martinez; ;
Y por el Oeste, Pho Narvaez, Juan
Martinez, Juan y Francisco Seijo, Fe-
lipe Rosado, Francisco Cabrera y la
hacienda aCarmen,p propiedad de las
hormanas Josefina, Ines y Emilia Bue-
naventura Finlayn
POR TANTO y habi6ndosc ordenado
por el Honorable Emilio del Toro, .luez
de In Primcra Scccion de csta Corte SC
rubliquc la pretensi6n ror tres veces
en- un per6dico de los de mayor circu-
lacion de los que Sc cditan en- esta Ciu
dad, para que los que tengan algdn de
recho real sobre el inmueble descrito,
as personals ignoradas 4 quienes pa,
da periudicar la inscription y Ell gene
raj todo ci que desee oponerse pueda
.fectuar,o dentro del termino de Sc
senia dias, libro ell presente EN- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, % de Enero
de 1904. Marin Marien, Secretario
de la COrte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
EDICTO
EN Ia CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DlsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Secci6n Primera
4, !: Mum. 2734.
Estados Unidos de America
FL Presidente de los Estados Unidos
DECLARATION DE DOMINO
Ex-parte.

POR CUANTO habiendo presenta-
do el abogado don Gabriel Guerra y
Acosta una moci6n & nombre de FIN
lay Brothers and Weymouth Trading
20. para que Sc declare 4 su favor
.cl dominic de las siguientes fincas:
(A.) Rnstica, terreno sito en- Ell
barrio de aAlmirante Norte,p de la
jurisdiction de vega-Baja, P. H., CO.
iindante por el Norte con terrenos de
Andres Antonio Sierra, por el Sur, los
de La Succession de Jorge Tulier por el
Este. los de Marie Batista, Y por el
Oeste. con Mercedes y Eloy Negr6n,
! siendo su cabida cincuenta cinco
cuerdas
(B.) Rilstica: terreno compuesto de
ciento cincueDta cuerdas, radicado en-
los barrios de oAlmirante Nortep del
termino municipal de Vega-Baja p. H.,
v sBajura,e de la Jurisdiction de We
ga-alta, correspondence al primer ba-
rrio y termint citados, cincuenta y
una media cuerdas, Y al segundo, 8
sea aBajura,p de Vega-alta, las restan-
tes noventa v ocho media c,ierdas, y
colindan por el Norte, con terrenos Gle
la hacienda oCarmen,p propiedad de
Jos4ina Finlay de Fabian, Ines FIN
lay de Arevalo Emilia Buenaventura
Finlay de Weymouth, al Este Andres
ROsado, al Oeste Faustino Sierra, y
al Sur. terrenos de la Succession de
Baldomero Agosto.
POR TANTO y habiendose ordena-
do por el honorable Emilio del To-
20, Jnez de La Primera Secci6n de
1sta Corte Sc publique la pretensi6n
por tres veces en- un peri6dico de los
de mayor circulation de los que Sc
editan en- esta ciudad, para que los
que tengan algiin derecho real sObre
el inmueble descrito, las personals ig-
noradas quienes pueda perjudnar
Ia inscription, Y en- general, todo el
one desee oponerse plteda efect,farlo
dfnfro del termino de sesenta dias,
libro ell presente en- San Juan de Pto.
Rico 4 % de Enero de 1909.--A. Ma
rim Marien, Secretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
A lbs sEcripl0rvs ' Agent@

Para ID buena marcia de esta Admi'
uisHsci6n, no admitimos Atlas de
suscripciones este diario sino desde
81 primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
se avisarin los dias 80 6 81; adv'r--
ti6ndose que las que sc dieren con pos
eerioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
u surtirAn efecto en- la contabilidad
Aasta el dfa 1ltimo del mes s'gulen-
g al en- que sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
I'm La CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN Z. r.
Sccci6n Ia.
No. 2735.
ystsdos Unidos de America. SS.-El
Presidente de los EE. UU.
DECI.ARAcJcN rE DOMINIC
Ex-Parte

,oR cIrANTO h.hiendo preseniado
a abogado don Gabriel Guerra v Aces
t. ma moci5n nonbre de "IIernan-
v3ex ca. 8. en- G.. p1ra que Sc de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02

Hotel Helvetia
DR La CRUZ ~
Tskfeas Eey-Apsrt ds Correes. -
Sogvteie esmerado-nucAan nnpioGA
EXCELENTE1 OONIDAD
n h>m1o Il egto Ue1o) sgtk unA soAos41o
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
/. (ASSociGtcd Press Cable to The StGr.)

city laborers and salaried men can get
their cash, amounting to something
over $1,000, When all bills are paid
the expenditure by the City for De-
cember will come to about s65,OOO
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30

JUST GETTING HIS WORK IN AS EXECUTIVE SAYS SEL-
RETARY MOTT-SAIITH, AND EXPECTS RESULTS
WHAT HE HOPES TO ACCOMPLISH AS CHIEF EXECL-
TIVE OF THE TERRITORY

"Govenor Frear has whole pots boiling
This expressive by Acting
Smith the close of talk Star reporter recurrent gossip
tributng intention desire of the
executive chair the softer upholstery of the Federal judiciary
This rumor all said yesterday when mentioned
to me" the Acting Governor began.
H is in the middle Governor Frear has been in office
about two and half and beginning good results
great deal of his work
"s particular hobby question Since he has become
Governor he has made the land laws special study He has been all
over the islands, visiting practically nook knows
the needs of the situation and the wishes of the
A instance of his torogness Governor Fear
history OF nearly homestead that has been given under the
laws This relates the land and its products the
received from the settler after going the land.
T is mainly through his efforts that amendments land laws
now before Congress with good prospects of passages
"The Governor has taken much the
sevaaton natural the practical work of which
der Heas had law that subject enacted which there
not been time yet to work out but beginning has been made
Then the Governor has taken active the tuberculosis
Of lepers which is being put execution
He has secured legislation for departmental economy and created
system for the administration of the Honolulu water and
works.
Not the least among the good of Governor admins
aon developing is the of his handling Of the financial
problem Territory probable $780,
Governor declared that he would be responsible for
what bound happen Legislature had appopr-
aons of the for the period ending
Nevertheless Governor Frea placed the finances good condition He
had appropriations made the late fit the probable
had the departments eorganzed and the Territory placed sound
financial basis that anticipate most favorable of the
responsibility
from the Territory the counties This matter he took
promptly boldly He the giving of all license fees
provide their obligations the face of objec
tons the lines of both policy and legality 1t his idea also which
adopted the counties the exclusive handling of criminal
prosecutions He promoted the transfer Of share of
Continued on page five
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HAWAII FAILS TO
DO HER SHARE WHEN
TOURISTS CONF
Especial Cable to The Star,

The following is Promotion Secretary
Coopers report for this week:
Chairman and Members of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee
Gentlemen:--I believe that this COM
mittee should call the attention of our
citizens to the Importance of enter
tanning the many visitors who are now
coming to Hawaii. We have been
working diligently for a number OF
years in advertising our attractions
Throughout the world, and no one can
question that it is bringing results.
but this catering to a tourist element
is new business to us and / am sure
that we have not yet mastered it, or
come to realize our responsibilities
in this rgard. My observations during
the past few weeks have confirmed me
in this belief.
Every day visitors in the city come
into the Office complaining that they
have exhausted the possibilities of the
place, some of them after being here
only two or three days. Most of these
have not been outside of the city. Few
have been farther than the Pali Few
have even heard of the delightful and
inexpensive trip almost around the is
land by rail Yesterday two ladies
called at different times during the
day wanting to know if we didn't or
ganize auto or tally-ho parties, or ii
there were not some concern engaged
in this business. / was compelled to
tell them that to the best of my knowl-
edge there are none. Both of thest
visitors stated that they are here
alone, and did not feel like spending
the money necessary to hiring a vehicle
for themselves alone, but would glad
lily pay their proportion if they coulC
find others to make up a party One
left stating that she proposed to traml
to the Pail, on my assuring her tina
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the walking was good; the other was
delighted to be told of the possibilities
of the railroad trip, which she had
not heard Of Both of these parties
are guests at the same hotel. They
stated that the clerk had been unable
to helm them in joining party.
HAWAII EXCELS.
Now, we have attractions for the
visitor that are unequaled by almost
any t'-er place that appeals to the
tourist The scenery along the much
advertised coast line of California can
not compare, except in extent, to the
beauties of the Oahu Coast Line Rail-
road" Were it in Southern Califor-
MIA the visitor would not be able to
escape it owing to conspicuous adver-
tising, personal solicitation from con-
ductors of Balloon Routes" and other
interested agencies. l suppose that
most tourists get to the Aquarium
sooner or later, but this most wonder
yertised, while the Bishop Museum es-
capes the attention of large proper
tion of visitors.
believe that the Hawaii Promotion
Committee is doing all that is within
its province towards helping visitors
in the city, except that it might point
out where our work should be sup
planted by persons directly interested
in the tourist. business. For we do
not want visitors to leave here dis
satisfied, and the best. way to satisfy
the average pberson is to keep the
busy. and we have all the facilities for
doing this if they are but used, 1t is
a plain proposition of advertising, and
then making it easier to take advan-
tage Of what we have to offer than to
miss it, Respectfully submitted,
WILL j. Coz. hn,
Acting Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
"DAGO RBD'
AGAIN Fatal
HAULANI DIES AT THE END OF
A LONG DEBAUCH ON RED
WINE

Still another victim has gone the
rot-gut wine route to death.
Joe Haulani, Hawaiian, married,
aged about "a, long a drinker of "Dago
red" was found by his wife dead in
bed shortly after midnight this morn
ing, following a stupified and pro
tracted debauch.
He went at p. m. yesterday heavi-
ly intoxicated, ate supper and went
to bed.
His wife awoke at the time above
noted and was alarmed at the appear
ance OF her husband. Trying to awalt
en- him she discovered that she was
calling a corpse.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
Continued on page five
GOES
EARLY TOMORROW
Wireless advices from the Nippon
Maru are that she will arrive at $3.50
this evening and leave for the Coast
before 9 tomorrow
NO EXPERIMENT.

You are not experimenting when
you buy Chamberfain's Cough Remedy
You are getting preparation that has
an established reputation for good
backed by third of century's con-
slant use. 1t is famous for it's prompt
cures fcoughs, colds, Group and whoop
ing cough. For sale by all dealers,
Benson. Smith & Co.. agents for Ha-
wall.