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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-21
BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION.

BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu that the sum of Two
Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy
Dollars ($237000) be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of the gen.
eral fund for the payment of the
amounts due under certain agreements
executed on the 10th day Of August,
1909, relative to removal of buildings
and other structures now situated up
on the proposed right OF way of the
Kaluanui Beach Road, in the District
of Koolauloa, City and County of Ho-
nolulu.
Introduced by
]. c. QUINN,
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction; August 18th,
1909.
The foregoing resolution was, at a
regular meeting of the Board Of SUI
pervisors Of the City and County Of
Honolulu, held on Tuesday, August II,
1909, passed to print on the following
vote of the said Board:
Ayes: AHA, Aylett, Cox, Kane, Lo-
gan, Quinn. Total G.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Mcclellan.
Total 1.
D. KALAUOKALANI, JR.
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.
5ts-Aug. 10, 10, 20, 81, %.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
HONOKAA WINE C LIQUOR CO.,
LTD

HONOKAA WINE &c LIQUOR CO.,
LTD.
At the annual meeting of Stock
holders of the Honokaa Wine G. Liquor
Co., Ltd, held at the office of w. c.
Peacock G Co., Ltd, Honolulu, T. H.,
on Thursday the 10Th day of August,
1909. The following officers were cleo
ted to serve during the ensuing year:
r. J. Buchly ... President.
w. r. Lowrey ...Vice President.
H. L. Auerbach ........ Treasurer
G. J. O'Neil ....... Secretary.
e. H. Austin ........,... Auditor.
The above officers constitute the
Board of Directors.
G. J. O'NEIL,
Sec. Honokaa Wine & Liquor Co., Ltd.
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messed by a large number of the in
innate friends of the bride and groom
and the service people from the post,
but at the reception which followed
only the relatives of the two families
were present. Lieutenant Williams and
his bride sail on the Sheridan for Ho-
nolulu, where the young officer is to
be stationed.
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morse swept the board of all the purs-
es worth winning. Paterson was the
only jockey who could hold Mark
Twain. He was big bay gelding and
beat everything imported here. He
was the horse which killed one of the
Lishman boys in a runaway near Ho-
nolulu.
Paterson rode for several years on
old Californian circuit, in the days
of the old Bay District track, with good
success His last mount in Hawaii
was at Kahuku year ago, when he
made 119 pounds and rode Defender
against Adion, the latter horse win
ming everything at the meeting.
Tom Patterson has been in Hawaii
off and on since 1879, and for the
last fifteen years without break. He
trained the Maui polo ponies for the
last two tournaments and the shape in
which he had the string at the last
tournament had much to do with the
winning of the championship by the
Valley Island players.
He states that old Defender was re-
Gently ratified and then sold TO a Jap
anese for $50. Defender was one of
the fastest sprinters ever landed In
Hawaii. His race with Bruner at Ka-
piolani Park, when he ran dead heat
at three quarters of a mile in I:15 and
was beaten in the run-off in 1:16, is
still talked of by local horsemen.
Another Maui horse, Euradius, was
recently sold to a Japanese for $3.50
SScS$SoSSSSS>SoSSta1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Someone left a fine bunch of rhu-
barb at this Office this morning evil
IDENTIFY installing the palatial edifice
for the headquarters of the Morning
Small Farmer. AS yet, however, no.
body has come forward with the su-
gar and pie crust.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed tenders will be received at
my office in Honolulu, up to noon
August 2Sth, 1909, for the construction
of a Fish Market Building, at Wal
luku, Maui. Plans to be had at my
Office and of J. M. Vivas Waikiki. The
right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
H. L. KERR,
Architect.
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Society
Continued From Page Three.)

Continued From Page Three.)
very popular and Punahou residents
are anticipating with pleasure, the
erection of a new bandstand in the
park
Capt. and Mrs Wilbur have arrived
and will be quite an acquisition to the
service. They will reside at Fort
Reuger, as soon as their quarters are
completed.
Mrs. Dunning, wife of Major Dun
ming of Fort Shafter, Mrs. Cashier
and Mrs. Falls expect to leave by the
next transport for three months vi
sit to he mainland.
& & 8
Admiral and Mrs. Sebree have en-
gagged suites at the Pleasanton, where
they expect to remain for a month.
= 8 3
On Tuesday General and Mrs. Nc
Clellan entertained at dinner in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs SChwerin.
4 q
Mr. and Mrs. Riggs entertained at
luncheon at the Commercial Club last
Saturday in honor of DR.. Rich, U. S.
N. en- route to the Philippines. The
table was tastefully decorated with red
carnations each lady being presented
with a nosegay of violets The guests
included Capt. and Mrs. Mark, Pay
master and Mrs. Hornberger Capt
Snyder and DR.. Rich.
= = =
Capt and Mrs. Walcutt have arrived
and have taken quarters at Schofield
Barracks.
Saturday is Ladies Day at the
Commercial Club and it is becoming
quite a feature of this institution.
The Misses Mcclellan are visiting at
SchOfield Barracks.
JUST POSSIBLE.
Were men as smart as they think,
And women as sweet as they deem,
Our sojourn on this dull old earth
Would be like a midsummer dream.
There was a hop at the Moana Ho-
tel on Monday evening at which sew
eral officers of the U. S. :. Buffalo
were present. The affair was informal.
Mrs. VIM. Harris of Yokohama and
her two daughters Miss Helen and
Miss Ruth are guests of Mrs. B. F..
Several of the most prominent men,
bers OF the smart set will sail on the
Korea for Honolulu, on pleasure bent,
Among those who have answered the
call of the tropics are Mr.. and Mrs.
Remi P. Schwerin, Mrs Henry Foster
Dutton, the Misses O'Connor Mrs
Julius Kruttschnitt and Miss Rebecca
The Krutchnitt's stay in San Fran
cisco has been all too short. and thew
nave been forced TO refuse invitation
after invitation, 1t is to be hoped that
they Will remain in the city longer on
their return from the islands.
Dainty little Miss Kruttschnitt en-
tertained few friends informally at
luncheon at the Fairmont hotel on
Monday and was picture in her smart
gown of dark cloth and chic chapeau
She carries herself with the air of a
true Parisienne and her customes are
always chic" in the true sense of
the word.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kruttschnitt Jr.
are guests of the Fred Pickerings', but
contemplate leaving in the near future
for Mexico, where they will reside
S. F. Bulletin.
Mrs. w. M. Graham is a guest of
Mrs. Mann of Kau, Hawaii. She will
return to town in a fortnight.
The wedding of Miss Henrietta Wal
ker and Lieutenant John Stuart VIII
Iiams, United States Army, took place
last evening in the chapel at the Pre-
5idio. The bridal party included Mrs.
Eugene b. Walker, as maid of honor,
and Captain John Lacey United States
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-21

Detroit and Philadelphia are tied in
the American League with COS. Pitts
burg leads Chicago in the National
League, 1922 to .6S4 San Francisco
with 659 heads the Pacific Coast Lea
que, Los Angeles with 574 being next.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-21

The championship of the Chinese
Minor Baseball League will be played
at the old grounds tomorrow morn
ing, the contesting teams being A and
B.
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SPORTDRIF

The Princess roller skating rink
opens tonight.
~
There is some talk of package
race for yachts to take place on Octo-
Der 2, the course to be from Honolulu
to Kaena Point and back to Pearl Har-
Dor.
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McCandless Building.
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Date of Introduction; August 18th,
1909
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
Annual School Meeting

The annual school meeting Of this city
and district was held in the school build
ing last Friday afternoon. The meeting,
as usual, was very lightly attended which
might be construed as both compliment
and rebuke by the board.
The levy for school purposes was voted
to be four and one-haH mills and the school
term was fixed at nine months, beginning
September 9th.
The question Of providing FIRE escapes
at the second story of the school building
was discussed. A new law passed BY
the legislature requires two exits on the
outside Of the upper story and it is prob
able that this will be done during the
summer.
The treasurer's report showed that the
levy made last year provided sufficient
funds to pay all Of the current years ex-
penses. and the bonded indebtedness Of
the district is fading. away at the rate of
more than $1,000 per year.
u. c. Herr was reelected secretary
Of the board.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
Suicide

Spencer MorIan committed suicide by
taking carbolic acid. at Springfield, Mo-,
on Tuesday Of last week, April 9th.
When the word was received here, Sim
Ewalt and Blaine Jones, realizing the in
ability Of the family to have the BODY
brought home without aid, started a sub
scriptlon paper and in a few hours raised
5000 which was given to the mother
who telegraphed the coroner at Spring
field to send the body home. The corpse,
accompanied by the young wife, arrived
Thursday night and the funeral was held
at the Baptist church Friday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Hudson.
Spencer left here Friday. He told
ms mother that he was going to Spring
field to bring his wife to this city to live.
When he got to Springfield he grew
melancholy, partly because he was with
out money and partly because Of his
weakness for drink and being at the time
intoxicated. He pawned his overcoat to
buy the acid and told some men whom
he knew, that he intended to end his life,
and before those who were near him
realized that he was serisus, he had
gone into a small store house near the
railroad and swallowed the acid. His
wife who lived with her mother close to
the scene Of the tragedy was notified and
she reached him few minutes before he
died. He recognized her and said,
Goodbye Fannie, | am gone"
1t had not been generally known here
that Spencer was married. The Kansas
City Star tells different story Of the sui
eide but the account here given is as told
by the woman who says she is his wife
and there is no reason to disbelieve it.
The widow has two children by a
former marriage. She is about y years
Of age.
This is the second death that has in
vaded this home recently. The father
and husband died few months ago.
The most profound sympathy Of their
friends goes out to Mrs. Morlan and FAM
lily in this unusual tragedy.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
Hurt in Runaway

c. B. Curne was severely hurt in a
runaway on his north ranch in Elm Mill.
township Monday forenoon. In Cross
ing a small gulch he loa control of his
team and the jolt threw him out over the
dashboard. He fell head downward
striking the doubIe-ree first and then the
ground. one wheel of the buggy passing
over him. The principal wound is on
the head where the scalp was cut almost
from side to side. There are also three
gashes on the face, and his shoulders,
neck and back are bruised to such an
extent that he has no use Of his muscles.
DR.. Coleman and Mrs. Curne were
notified by phone as soon as possible and
they went out in the Doctors car imme-
diately and sewed up the scalp W sund and
dressed the face wounds. Otto South
worth and Seward |. Field also went out
IN the formers car and brought Mr.. Cur
Tie home where he is now being treated.
He is getting along very satisfactorily and
will recover, it is thought, with no bad
effects following.
After MIR. Currie was thrown from the
buggy the team ran short distance but
was stopped by the lines being wound
around the axle. Neither the team nor
the buggy was damaged.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
Released on Habeas Corpus

Fred Duheld Of Alva, Oklahoma,
was arrested at Kiowa last Thursday by
the sheriff Of Woods county and turned
over to Deputy Sheriff Gesner who
brought him to jail on a commitment is
sued by Justice Buchanan of Kiowa.
On Saturday morning he was released
on a writ Of habeas corpus by Probate
Judge Garrison. The writ>was not re-
sisted by the Woods county authorities.
Samuel Griffin was DuGelds attorney.
Duheld was charged with having
violated the prohibitory law at Alva but
the real purpose Of the arrest was to Sc.
cure him as a witness in liquor cases
He was janitor in club room and the
officers Of the organization are under ar.
rest. His commitment was entirely ille.
gal and the sheriff had held him for the
state Of Oklahoma as long as possible
under the law, hence his release was un-
avoidable. It's probable that the Wood.
county officers have changed their mind.
about wanting him at all.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
Barn Burned

J. A. Fairs barn and hen house on
Spring street caught FIRE Monday after
noon and were entirely destroyed. The
barn contained a number Of small tool.
and about half ton Of hay which also
were licked up by the flames. The
hose cart with R. r. Froman, Ned AK
cell and Guy Runyan in command arriv-
ed in good time to save the - surround
ing buildings. A large wood pile near
the barn was pretty well fired and it re-
quired some time to put the FIRE COM
pletely out. The loss will run up to
about $50.
The cause Of the FIRE is unknown.
When Mrs. Fair FIRST saw it and phoned
to her husband. it was well covered with
flames and beyond control.
The wind was very high but FORUM
ately the nearby buildings were located
so that the sparks from the burning barn
did not strike them. 1t is remarkable
that the FIRE was kept so well confined.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
"Two Per Cent" Regulated

The new mayor and council met in
special session Saturday night and passec
ordinance No. l32. published iu another
column of this paper, regulating the sale
OF all liquors containing two per cent or
less Of alcohol. to four-gaIlion lots. Thi.
ordnance will take effect today and par.
ties who sell it in less quantities thar
four gallons will be liable to a fine d
from S to 500 for every ofense. Nc
other business was transacted at the
meeting.
The passage Of this ordinance will be
generally endorsed. 1t is one of the
pledges made by the new administration
and is as far as the law will permit the
city to go in the matter ofrestic6ns sale.
Of this quality Of liquor. 1t does mol
amount to an absolute prohibition but it j:
a long step in that direction.
The pool hall proposition will probably
be taken up at the 6ra regular meetns
which is May 3rd. There seems to be
some sentiment among the mayor anc
councilmen not to lesislate it out, and pub.
he sentiment against it is not as radical a.
i was before the election. Many of our
best citizens are opposed to abolishins the
billiard hall. !!
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
County Affairs

The board of county commissioner
were in session only three days last week
The following business was transacted:
lhe county treasurer was instructed
to cancel tax Of 1896 to 1899, inclusive
on lot block 81. kiowa city, ON &C
count of being church property.
J: A. King was appointed treasure,
OF Elwood township to Gil vacancy.
X. M. kannier was granted a cert6.
cate OF error on account Of double assess.
ment. McAdoo and Eagle townships.
VIM. Palmer and II. H. Case secured
an assignment to fractional lot IA, block
5, Bechtefs addition, Medicine Lodge
for $3.50.
| F. E. Reed was allowed to redeem
the sw 2-33-l3 for fiat tax and pen
atty.
FL. Morris was allowed to redeem
NV ne 20-32--i2 for fiat tax and pen
alties.
The road petitioned for by c. Nc
Kinney and others Of Hazelton township
was granted. The viewers rejected .thi.
road but the report was set aside by the
board. The petitioners paid all costs.
The road pedtioned for by Clarence
Martin and others in Nippawalla wa.
rejected. Same action was taken con-
corning road asked for by C. r. Smith
and others in Elwood.
A road petition presented by w. G..
Afford Of Hazelton was acted upon fav-
orably and the road established. Sign
ed relnquishments by adjoining land
owners were placed on file and viewers
were dispensed with.
The Barber County Index was deslg-
mated the official county paper for the
ensuing year.
Miss Mary Best was granted an as
signment on tract Of land described BY
metes and bounds in NV l4-32-l2, for
Hat tax and penalties.
Outlawed warrants amounting to ST.
25 were destroyed. having lain in the
clerks vault more than years.
I. L. Lindley was given certificate
of error for $500 on account Of error
in issuance Of tax deeds, the land having
reverted to the government before time
for issuing deeds. Tne land affected is
the snw 30-32-l2 and sw ne 25-34-15.
Buffalo venue. from Main street to
Oak street, excepting Us feet from
Main street west, was vacated on peti-
ton Of A. B. Purdy. Mr.. Purdy, in
exchange. gave a 20-foot alley on the
rear Of lots owned by R. H. Clay, IA.
Coleman, w. L. Parsons. ]. N. Tmcher
and u. F. Painter, extending from Sec
ond avenue to Buffalo avenue.
The board adjourned "Wednesday af-
ternoon to meet again April 18th.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14

Paul Far was again able to attend
school Friday morning after weeks ab-
sence.
Erma Smith recovered sufficiently from
her attack of the chicken pox to return to
school Tuesday.
Purcell McCague was absent laa
Thursday and Friday helping repair the
damage made by the FIRE Thursday
morning.
Christina Lambeth returned to school
tuesday morning from HazeIton where
she was called few weeks ago on ac-
count Of her mothers illness.
Charlie Pepoon is detained at home
this week by light but persistent touch
OF chicken pox. We hope he will soon
be able to attend again.
The attendance Of this month is yery
poor. Bear in mind that a day in and
one out is very poor record and every
halt day absence brings our report down.
Mr.. Major was presented with some
statuary Wednesday morning. The
pieces were works Of art made by the
Juniors and Seniors. You can tell what
each one is for they are labeled plainly,
so no mistake will be made.
The Seniors entertained the Juniors
last tuesday evening at the home Of Ruth
Flint. The evening was spent in games
and conversation. Light refreshments
were served and all appeared to have
enjoyed themselves the entire evening.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
Roessler-Twyman


Well they have gone and done it.
We have it In black and white and over
their own signatures. that Clara Roessler
and Virgil 1wyman were married at
MacksNlle. Kansas. on Saturday even
ing, April 3rd. Its long road that has
no turn and long courtship that doesn't
end In marriage and now that the knot is
hed. congratulations are in order. This
couple is among the best known young
people IN. this secion. That all that goes
with the joys of living be theirs is the
wish Of all. May their happiness be as
complete as is the fond wishes Of host
Of admiring and loving friends Is the hope
Of the Herald and many Of its readers.
Isabel Herald,
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14

At the preliminary trial Of the Phillips
brothers. charged with assauling Elmer
Rule. held before Justice Collins last
Thursday. the charge wa. reduced from
assault with intent to Kill to assault and
battery by Judge Collins and ordered fot
trial. County Attorney Field caused the
re-anest Of the defendants on the original
charge and another preliminary viii be
held before Justice Tedrow today. The
trouble between the parties was brought
on by Rules hauling some hay across
the Philips land after being forbidden
not to do so. Samuel Griffin and !. N.
Incher are attorneys for the defendants.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14

]. B. Romig and wife arrived from
Missouri last Friday to visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Gronemiar Of Nip
pawalla township. and friends in this city.
They expect to visit here probably sixty
days. Both MIR. and Mrs. Romig are
In excellent health and their friends are
mighty glad to see them looking so well.
During their visit, it is hoped that they
can be persuaded to move back to Med
icine Lodge.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14

The COmanche county shooting, Of
which menton was made last week. turns
out to be a case Of insanity. One Abe
Bachman who is said to be insane made
an attempt to do violence to w. w. Bax-
ter Of the bank at Protection. Baxter
shot Bachman in the knee and so far has
faot been arrested. Bachman will be
tried on a charge Of insanity in probate
court at Coldwater April 20. Hiswound
is not thought to be serious. ]. N.
Tncher Of this city will defend Bachman
against the insanity charge. Bachman
and Baxter have been enemies for several
years.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14
Card of Thanks

We desire to extend our unspeakable
gratitude to the people Of Medicine
Lodge and vicinity who so generously
assisted US IN our sad ordeal in the death
Of son and brother. We feel especially
grateful for the financial assistance render.
ed making it possible to bring the body
home for burial. Mrs. M. E. MORAN.
Ida Galland.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14

Miss Eva L. Taber purchased one of
J. N. Tincher's new houses on Main
street on Saturday-the south one. She
paid $1,000 for it. Her mother will
join her here soon and they will make it
their permanent home.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14

Three new famiEe. moved to Medi-
cine Lodge last week. They came from
Delaware, Ohio. They are E. F. Ran
dolph. c. E. Dye and F. D. Flack and
families. Mr.. Randolph occupies C. A.
Buckln's house on south Walnut and
Mr.. Dye occupies J.>W. Browns new
house just north Of Mr.. Randolph. Mr..
Flack is not yet permanently located.
Mr.. Randolph is brother-in-law Of c.
F. Aldrch. who is still visiting IN Ohio
but expects to return next month, and
the other two men are brothers-in-law Of
MIR. Randolph. All expect to invest in
Barber county land. The Index IS glad
to extend a warm welcome to these new
families. and predicts that they will never
have cause to regret coming west.
Barbour County index., 1909-04-14

Misses Maggie and Agnes Anderson
OF San Rafael, California arrived last Fri
day night to spend the summer and fall
with their uncle and aunt, ]. O.
Wheat and wife. Is they find the eli
mate and country agreeable they expect
to buy property and live here The
mother Of these ladies is sister Of Mrs.
Wheat's.