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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14
. TO II .
a BOUT
TO WN

Seated In a Queen Anne car we're
a neatly gowned young woman and
well dressed man about the same
age as her companion They evi.
IDENTITY had not met for a long. long
time In fact. they talked loudly
enough "a let every body 10 she car
know il.
7 haven't ssen you aimee WAS
married, she gurKled at this
iuncture.
Married" the man exclaimed
DO you mean To tell me you are
married."
Il should say am. abe proud.
~ answered 4 was married over
six months ago. Why. | sent you
an invitation"
I never received II.
Il remember now that thought
Il funny that We did not get a
present from you she purred
The Invitation to the wedding
must have been lost"
Yes. with a rising infection.
PARKWAY look
Yes. from her. mournfully.
II am sorry that It IL too late
now to offer my remembrance. I"
he said.
She did not have the heart To
say anything more. She merely
sighed and then there followed a
long silence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14

thorough and prompt n cure as a
fifty'ccnt treatment OF pape'a Diu.
rctic. which any druggist can
supply.
u IL needless TO feel miserable
and worried, because this unusual
preparation goes Mt once to the out
oforder kidneys and urinary sys-
tenn, distributing It's cleansing. heal.
ing and strengthening influence d..
rectly upon the organs and glands
affected, and completes the cure
before you realize H.
Your physician, pharmacist.
banker or any mercantile agency
will tell you that Pape. Thompson
a PRpe. Of Cincinnati. Is a large
and responsible medicine concern.
thoroughly worthy of your conf
dencc
Accept only Pape's Diurcue--fif-
ty.cent treatmeni-any drug store
anywhere In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14
BACKACHE SIMPLY VANISHES
and YOUR KIDNEYS ACT FINE

a real surprise awaits every sui.
ferer from kidney or bladder tron.
bile who takes several doses OF
papes DIuretie. Misery IA the
back. sides or ioins. sick headache.
nervousness, rheumatism pains,
heart naIpi,ationa, dizziness, sleep.
lcsaneaa, infIamed or swollen eye.
lids, lack Of energy and all symp.
toms Of out-of-order Kidneys sim.
ply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination (eape
cially at night. amarting. offensive
and diacoiored water aud other
bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder. or feel any
rheumatism. begin taking this
harmless medicine. with the knowl-
edge that there Is no other remedy
at any price. made anywhere else
In the world. which will effect 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14
LUDWIG WULLNER MAKES HIS
LOCAL DEBUT ON FRIDAY

81 , o'clock on Friday afternoon
of this week Dr Ludwig wullner.
the German ieider singer. will make
hts local debut under the auspices
of the Schubert club. The coming
81 Wullner Is an event Of musical
Importance here necessarily SO IN
view Of the extraordinary enco.
miams that have been heapcd on
the worthy doctors head by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14

A playlet in which May fully
and Alice Baker are the attrac-
tions Is easily the best thing on
the bill at Pantages theatre this
week. It's good comedy. and you
must laugh The Novelty Dancing
-Four, two boys and two girls, more
than earned their keep by clever
use Of feet. They we're hugely
liked yesterday Del-a-phone IL a
quiet working chap who initiates.
IIis work is clean cut, and he Of
forcd plenty Of amusement Nancy
Withro does hers In a pianologue,
and she's good The La Van Trio
presents a good offering Of gym
nastics, and valdare and Varno
come across with a comedy cycle
act A good illustrated song and
Interesting films wind up the bill:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14
MINSTREL miooETs.

Eph. which am more oh a mIser
wlf hts money. a tanner or "A har.
ness dealer7"
We'll. Anil bite. Which am ?"
DE tanner. becaze he brings his
from hiding, while de harness deal.
err wants ter sit rid Oh cherry bit"
DE peacock.toned tenor will now
sing Babys just LAX Fadder Wuz
lie Ncbber Does No Work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14

The Romany Opera co. Is head
lined AZ tho Majestic theatre this
week. and the songs they sing and
the way they sing them calls for
much appreciation The Baltus
-Four present a bully acrobatic act.
Their feats Of strength made the
crowd SIT UP and take notice.
a young chap named Marckley
banjos himself into instant favor.
He plays everything from ragiime
TO grand opera In classy fashion.
John Tremayne and his company
are on the bin with neat playlet
which holds several humorous at.
uations. Gardner and Colder do
theirs ia blackface. and they get
away with II IN capital shape.
Marie FitzgibbOns goes 10 u IN
song and talks. She has bunch
Of fun with the crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14

press Of Eastern and European
cities. The attendance on Friday
VIII. In a sense. be a test Of the
accuracy with which the local
music loving public follows the
events OF the musical world al
large.
Wullner will be accompanied by
Cocnraad v BIOS. Who IL himself
highly spoken 81 by Eastern critics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14
T|NNEY PROVES THAT
THERE IS SOME THING
NEW UNDER THE SUN
oRPHEum ENTERTAINER BAN
IsHEs soRRow--mAJEsrIc
AND PANTAeEs BILLS.

Ages ago a peripatctlc pater got
rid Of some ponderous dope, 10 the
effect that there Is nothing now
under the sun | reckon the 3. r.
never anticipated Frank Tlnney
For Tinney rs NATURALIZATION OF
tlnkies aud tickles IA pathfinder la
the field Of fun. and one who spills
champagney chatter from the time
he erankA up until he yeeFs from
yisw. ...
Yep. Francis IN uue hkaable ll,tle
lapitary when " comes 10 cutting
oat front What have We heYeiam
Frank does Il IN that nuway. Scin-
tillatlng spoEts. a little hagplpe, n
dash ~ piano and several yards ~
yells that's she Tinney seton.
There's nothing but pity left Tor
the pccyed proyidcr who pouta
when this speedy little aockand
huskinner puts on the war paint and
breaks out Of the reservation II you
love a laugh. Just stick around and
litter with Tinney. For he's a most
stern banisher OF peeves.
There was nothing dilatory about
the vocallcs served By the Basque
Grand Opera quartet Maybelle
Fisher. Humberte Buchcrie. NJ
D'Arras and NJ Ferrard. were the
defendants. and they were prompt.
~ acquitted. They even got away
with our old friend. The Glow
Worm"
Diaphoretic dancing OF cyc!onic
calioer Was the offering Of four un.
labeled picks" And while they
were dancing their little woolly
heads off. Belle Davis. large girl.
cite. warbled passable ragtime.
but IT'S the daffy dancing that cor.
rallied our angoras.
For headline attraction.
"Dobb's Dilemma" With Frank TN.
derwood and Frances Slosson at
the helm. failed TO hit No. / pin.
The programmed comedy may de.
serve q place on the bill. but It's
not the loud lam OF the layout.
James H. Donovan and Rena Ar
mold worked on the low gear all
through Their stuff needs n most
thorough honlng. They claim 20
be the otiginators Of originality.
II that be true. then ! feel sorry
for Miss Originality.
The Zanettos have a place on the
pay roll because Of their juRglery.
Some OF II Us quite swift
II falls 10 Fox and Foxes Circus
TO open the game. A trained tabby.
brace Of CANNES, a young woman
equatorially CARRIED and Fox him
self form the combination.
But TiDney that's some
thing likel
EDDIE BOYDEN.
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rection improvements we're made
until the aygtem nearly reached It's
pronent proportions, died In Ash.
land last night During the Civil
war Mr. Brown had charge OF all
mall for the army Of the Potomac.
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HE WAS IN CHARGE
OF FIRST MAIL CAR

MtIH ORD. Ore. Dec. ii.--Iohn
narnarh Brown. who was detailed
by the roatoffleo department 20 take
charge Of the first railway mall car
ever tFsed Icy the United States
government. aud under whose al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14
~ Mind Railroad Fares.

zkiax attractions about
z'sy. the Shuberts have
an absolute indie
o the cautious econ
lmpeIs other man.
sex to break up the
q their companies
b~n 70 another BY
81 At every possible
ne shuberts frequent
fpsnpanies across the
without a stop They
nnbany to the point
want It to go. not
ai which involves the
mileage Their attl.
his respect opens up
&c Of thought In the
hsatrieal transporta.
1ney have made the
failroad fares a sub
assead u . leading
:. i shown in their
Z 1o'ln Mason In THE
III 'lH'F The company
\. ne following jumps
w % Seattle. then
shelseo. then to Los
New Mexico, TO
~ 80 @ New York city,
and nov to BaltI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14

Senator Gore n trying 10 start a
itoonevelt boom. There are other
than physical reasons why be cant
see TAFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-14

~. 'asy wanted to cut her
49, fealy a few DAYS
s 80 IN y . huff from the
s Miss Fealy. by Inc
~: g. femarried. an actor
| s.'.'...lhsr kin being her
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n ~ Is playing San
/ ssss az month. but does not
s''le Hateful person.
conversations mo. y.
). sliDpose ia your day.
49, ou have played with
/ a ssss Old stars?
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sgD 2. CARROLL who il
ing Walzlngham Watts In
llskxaT this week. saw
y fss h 4 vaudeville house
& q sso ago. and this has
n aa idea for a new de.
= tke musical comedy
! nss4reading chorus. Pret-
p 1 isEags 80 sell Carroll.
1 ~ sxk q revising The
n ~ unmeK. viii convert
kslzn ITO miniature Anna
PA ~ shey wiIl answer
saaz - : he famous seer
sIxx
> sza* as can be-" ex.
tsrs8 last night. You
- tzEe the ushars pass
s'ssssd pads through the
sxinx the first act. Just
= kfs Fay has the pads
~srd Then the auditors
nxsd To tear or the ah4ets
they have written their
and carefully conceal
mi their persons OF
n will have the questions
copied on the carbon
n II you tell people just
y this they won't believe
rhen we answer the ques
m the stage many folks
II IL wonderful and 90
j tout Us as mind readers :
2<y Do Miss Fay. Great
~ Is to have each girl
4 The line and answer one
We will tell the dear
10 discovered the Pole.
Aan il. Just what Mayor
. glaraIlty will be and
y BOT the leading man IL
. the leading woman
- i more. all Of the an
v told Ia verse. That
- WsinbuFg and come
- Justly celebrated for
zaai poetry.
1sert sends Ia a wire
hFzneisco. saying that
azdlence AZ the Savoy
y biz and even clasaier
= pptning night. King
nzking q big hit down
Zoe Barnett and Flea.
~ both native daughters
eizs Nined and dIned all
)lsee
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-24

markets and impoverishes the poor and appropriates the marginal in- terests for himself. Enter not into judgment with us for these offences and forgive us all our sins, individ- ual, communal, national. Be with us yet, lest we forget, lest we for get. Be near us in the name of Him who died for us. Thus shall we continue to grow and flourish as a nation and the harvests of these many years and even this present year will be but prophetic of future years and future harvests. Till He
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-24

The chapters of Madame Modies- ka's Memoirs" in the January Gen. tury will tell the dramatic story of this great actress's triumphant rise to the heights of her profession and of the causes leading up to her sud- den abandonment of her art to estab- fish with her husband and the Polish novelist Sienkiewicz and others of her countrymen a farm colony in California.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-24

comes whose rightsis to reign. Then shall the earth yield her increase and all nations shall call Him blessed"
 And to those who are unsaved the best Thanksgiving offering you can make to your Lord at the Thanksgiv- ing season is to give yourself to Him body, soul and spirit to be his now. and forever. Amen and Amen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
DRUGS SOLD
NOTSTANDARD
Continued from Page One.)

CONTINUED from Page One.)
below. All are considered illegal, as
the pharmacopoeia does not permit
variation to any extent either one way
or the other.
Those selling above the standard were
the Seiseido Drug Company, Honolulu
Drug Company, and Benson, Smith &
Co., the highest being 1926 grams to
the required amount. Those selling be
low the standard were the HOLSTER
Drug Company, Chambers Drug Com
pany, Maxine Drug Company, Oumaye
Drug Company, Shiigi drugstore, Ishii
drugstore, and w. Motoshoge, the low
est being 33 grams.
Tincture of iron and sweet spirits of
nitre are not sold up to standard by
any of the drugstores in Honolulu. with
the exception of the Honolulu Drug
Company tincture of iron, which ana
lyzes within a half per cent. of the re-
quired amount of ferric chloride. Most
of the others are above in this partic-
ular drug. Two of the samples of the
spirits of nitre were worthless, coming
from the Seiseido Drug Company and
w. Motoshige.
Four samples of ginger ale and in
gradients We're analysed and found to
comply with the law with the excep-
ton of one ingredient sometimes used,
called ginger ale fortifer The exam
nation of six dyes used for coloring
foods, taken from one dealer, showed
that four of them were permitted by
law and two were not. During the
past year number of dealers have
discussed the matter with Duncan and
are using dyes from which no harmful
ness can arise.
The same report that shows a lack
of standardization in drugs calls at
tention to the fact that no samples of
milk analysed in August were below
the legal standard, and in September,
out of sixtyseven samples taken from
wagons, sixty-fve were above standard,
the five samples taken from dairies be-
ing all above standard. Those who
were found to be violating the law
We're G. Holt, two samples taken from
his dairy proving to have been
skinned and not up to standard, and
the Hop On and Yee Chong restar-
rants, which were found to be water
ing their milk.
Condemnation of foods manufactured
or produced by mainland manufacture
ers were rare. but 1000 pounds of Jap
anese foods We're ordered destroyed
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rector of the 1910 floral parade and
work on the details of this important
event commenced. 1t is high time that
this be done. Already we have num-
Der of letters from various parts of
Europe acknowledging receipt of our
floral parade posters and commenting
very pleasantly upon them. By this
time, believe that the poster has been
well distributed on the mainland also.
1 have been expecting the supply here,
which, however, have not as yet ar
rived.
1.-The bulk Of the letters we receive
now are from persons who want to come
to Hawaii, either for pleasure or to
found homes. Many want employment;
many others want to secure lands which
they might purchase. These are all
answered as definitely as possible I'M
der the circumstances. Some are re-
ferred for fuller information to the
territorial commissioner of public lands.
Steamship Company Interested.
'We have received an interesting
letter from c. d. Dunann, general pas
senger agent of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company. He spent good deal
of personal time in trying to secure the
proposed Elks' excursion from Salt
Lake City, making a trip to that place,
but could not get the, organization to
put up the cash guarantee he deemed
necessary. But he continues:
80 While it is too late in the season
to do SO the coming winter, we have
in mind advertising on our own hook
excursions to Honolulu next winter,
putting out advertising matter suffi-
GENTLY in advance to attract patron
age, and hope to be able to work up a
Honolulu winter business the same as
we have to Alaska during the summer
months. In that case, we will invite
all these various societies to come in
We believe also that the cruises should
start from Los Angeles, there being no
direct service from that port to the
Islands. This is matter that we will
take up with your Office in due time. Z"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12

The Honolulu Yacht Club will hold
a meeting tonight at the Lyle residence
at half-past seven. All members are
requested to be present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12

The regular monthly meeting of the
C. A. C. will be held at the Chinese
Y. NJ. c. A. at half-past seven tonight.
All members are requested to be pres
emf, as the Dragonlets want to figure
out way to beat the Beers on Sun
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
Commission Issued.

On motion of the attorney for the de-
PENDANTS in the suit brought by Abram
Henry Along against Julia Along a
commission has been issued by Judge
Whitney to 5. Haskell Derby Of San
Francisco to take the testimony of j.
J. Dunno residing in that city. The
suit. which was started nearly two
years ago, arises over the failure Of the
defendant TO live up to an agreement
which settled former case out Of
p1urf
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Continued From Page One.l
true sporting fanatic, whatever game
he is watching.
To Play on Saturday.
On Saturday the local picked team
will have a chance against the experts
from the Britisher The local league
has picked what it believes to be alb
solutely the very best that could be
found on the Islands, and the boys
have been practising hard for the game.
Every afternoon the soccerites go out
to Makiki field and do their utmost
to get the best team work, passing and
shooting possible.
The game will be played at the
league grounds on Saturday afternoon
at half-past three. All sailors from the
Bedford will, of course, be admitted
free.
Real Feet-Billlards.
The game should prove not only
great sporting event, but a society
event as well, as there will be no
cricket on Saturday, and this will be
one chance for local people to see the
great British athletes in action. While
not having much chance for practise,
the sailors have team of brilliant
individuals and these can show the
local players many pointers in the
game.
With two teams of real experts MAX
ing an exposition of how the game
should be played, the soccer next Sat
urday should prove to be just what
Bloomer called it-''Ah DONNA pleay
football; All pleays billiards with ma
feet And the greatest forward that
ever kicked leather was quite right in
his description.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12

Lightfoot was in the midst Of his
peroration the doctor banged his fist
on the rail and shouted voclferOusIy,
u would feel like hitting him.
Tn a few minutes the judge and jury
1eeovered and resumed business.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
Committee Recognized.
1910 Floral Parade.

~ sincerely hope that there may be
little further delay in securing a di-
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BEDFORD
ATHLETE

Continued From Page One.)
true sporting fanatic, whatever game
he is watching.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-12
New Law Firm.

There is a new law firm in the city,
Douthitt & Coke, who viii occupy
offices in rooms 30S9 in the McCand-
less building. It win be under this
name that f. A. Douthitt and James L..
Coke viii hereafter conduct business.
The former was formerly county attor-
ney for Oahu and the latter occupied
like position in Maui.
Court Notes.
Ellen Manuia Paahao has been grant
ed a divorce from William Paaha0.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Com
pany has been given legal permission
to pay two hundred dollars to Mrs.
Saddle 0. Collins with which to pay the
transportation of one of her wards,
Leonora Opfergelt, from Germany
where she is being educated, to Pres
colt The girl is said to be very sick.
Marston Campbell is readvertising
for bids for the Kaimuki reservoir, this
time for one of 10000 gallons the
900, 000-g gallon one being found too
costly.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-10
WHY TINY GIRL EXAGGERATED
Harc fer the Little Miss to Pronounce
fny Word Beginning with the
Letter IT."

Dcco+hy suffered dreadfully and
some words keemed exceptionally
hart to force fvm her mouth. At
koane, when there was no one there
but tho family, she was able to speak
with little difficulty and only suffered
once in q while. But the minute any
company came, or she went out any,
where In the presence Of strangers,
the poor child grew nervous and be.
came 50 embarrassed that it was al.
most impossible for her to say any
thing. The letter 1T" was particularly
hard fc. her.
One day a little friend invited Dor
othy tO pass the day at her house. and
in the morning they walked two miles.
At tho lunch table Nellie's mother
said:
"Well, children, did you have a
pleasant time this morning?"
"Oh. yes," answered Nellie, I'VE did
have lovely time. We took a long,
long walk"
did you?" said Mrs. Smith. And
how far did you walk, Dorothy"
There was a little pause and then
for some unknown reason Dorothy
blushed scarlet and said, -Four miles.
Mrs. Smith,"
"Nellte's eyes grew round with
amazemeut. "Why, Dorothy" she ex-
claimed. what are you talking about?
You know we only walked two!"
Il know it," answered Dorothy mis-
erably. "but I felt the suffers com.
ing and couldn't have said it to save
my life, and four isn't half so hard
when you're going to stutter!".~
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-10
TASSO AND LEONORA D'ESLE

living death and was shut off utterly
from the outside world. It is not
known that he ever again saw or
heard from Leonora 'dEste.
For seven long years Tasso was i'm
prisoned at Saint Anna Then a pow-
erful Italian prince secured his re.
lease. But it was too late. The mans
wonderful brain was affected by the
confinement and horrors of the mad.
house. He became a wanderer on the
face of the earth. A dozen courts
were open to him. Everywhere he
would have been received as an hon.
ored guest. But he wandered desc.
lately from place to place in lonely
poverty. His health was gone; his
genius was fading. At last the pope
sent for him to come to Rome, there
to be crowned poet laureate and re-.
ceive large pension. It was a daz-
zling reward for his life work. Tasso
hurried to Rome to accept this honor.
There, before the crown or the pen
sion could be bestowed, the wretched
Wanderer fell i'll and died.