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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

NOTICE OF TIME or CLOSING OF
BOOKS or REGISTRATION


Notice Il hereby given 20 the electors
10 seattle school district No g. in KinE
county state ~ washington that books
Of registration Tor tire purpose % per-
mittlnE said electors 90 register and be-
come qualified voters ~ the annual and
special school district eiertions 20 - held
In Aaid district on saturday. 9he fth day
u December. 1903. are nos open AZ the
office % the secretary ~ the board ~
directors. AZ Seventh AZ and Marion -
and that said books Of registration will
remain open bctsesn the hours ~ 9
o'clock m ana : o'clock 3 no on
each and every day fexcept legal holt
days. from the date hereof 20 and IN
Guiding RafurAay the g7th day ~ No
yember. 1899. and from November S.
1908. shail remain open until O'Clock
each evening. and ell persons desiring
70 vote At said election Whn have nos
heretofore during this year 1909 reg
istered IN the manner and within the
time prescribed bY law viii be- required
% register on Or before said saturday
November ~. 1908.
Duplicate books of registration will also
BE- opened IN addition ~ those al above
office 81 Seventh av. ana Marion a. a.
follows.
On Monday November 1871 1908. fazo
first Az, for al the wards Arcade An
on Monday November 22d. 1908
broadway high school for Third FOURTH
Urn and seventh wards
on MONDAY November 21d 1909 Queen
Anne hIEh school. fer Eighth ward
on hnndag. November 12d 1903 Lin.
con high school, FOR Nlnfh. 10th and
On Monday. November zed. 1905 BAL
lard high school. for i3th ward
on Monday November 22d 1909 60.
lumbia CITY school for 1871 ward
On MONDAY. November Zzd 1909 Mn
Park school. for 18Th ward
On Monday. November 22H 1898. West
Seattle school for 18th ward.
Further notice D. given that adj aaif
books ~ registration viii De ciosad
finally ana for aii purposes on saturdag.
the 9th day 81 November 1902 and no
person ran thefeafierWardH register ana
no names viii thereafter b. repiafered
for the purpose of said annual nnd enc
eiai school district elections
N WITNESS WHEREOF haze here
unto 80 my hand and affixed the seal
OF Seattle tchcol District 40 D. in King
county state ~ Washington. this Ifth
day ~ November 900.
fHeap REUBEN W JONES.
secretarV Hoard 81 Director Of aost,t,
School District no. 4. King COUNTY
utlEt"h- i8-te
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Choice 5 and Groom
Modern Homes

AND HrfIplEu LOTS ron SALE pN
MuAIHGF rsNMNhrH $50 CASH hE
9ifHNN AiNtnfH Hiiih h'Hpuis
MaH.LfNHFotn kHb aitbhN lAhh
pfH tirf# Al tasss sna nesessrafnts
paid iu fnii
Na ifus h stih 81 seufh froui near
HtagH aH sta fnnmk FunHFfu fennsut
taHsnenf lafFa HrfrHes. eisrftir ftulFss.
Fireplace eff fitirs fafep fcfWt fiee
raaH WifH payments tab fNf ueHfh and
Interest ~ NineF isfaH a. sult
Na. Iiia flHh uFs ~ - fiss rooms
modHfn rHfrHss Fireplace. etc lfiee
81 .Aee All afaffsHsHt f.sin ~ fuil
fefHis thA fafH NhlHnFf a. sulf
Nafahf bHN8fHa inf t0Fl4o on Burke
a.. HriHa ftih AN improvements ~
ana PAID fH full NuirhdfH lurafiHn fpf
madsfn huHir Price fi.fea Terms $50
each nHiaHrs sit peg m1nih sna iatefsst
IHfrff five kNfF fhnlre building lots
Nu Fuufih ami Fifth ave ~ uess
Green iahe Fu|fuatd hiRh location All
faass pai8 ia fglf Tote tptilf fftf. with
laFHe aHus rries 1900 Terms t4t fash.
haieHra $50 scr month ara Interest
apieaaid opportunity faf home taiidafs
~ contractors fo secure locations o. thssf
oHn terms
CAmHTGSH a EAnLEF. iEr.
N n nharDiaea Ntra Pres
EQt ise@man huialnH
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DEATH NOTICES.

49,
Smith, Smith. "a. November 10. isez
N. sfd
white Elmer white. IS November ~.
PruTiGenes hospital
Mcfarland -tsrulma Mcfarland. Is.
November IL l1os zzth
Nsison--H Nelson. "a, November IT,
tee Fourth.
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Woods FamousCelery
Farm

A. AiHuna formerly VALLEY civ. nov on
fts mafAsf ia FafasH ffssis EaHf
terms Como aut today asa make = sss
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haliWay mail clerks. custom employees
waited -spTing examinations every
where commencement salary. 1900. rspid
ssdsahcement 20 $500 Or 81 500, candl-
oatss prepared free. Franklin Institute.
- as II Heanssfas
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.

sriaasiuod ads under This head Einht
cents poI linr Hf slf anfds frffn ins"f
iiuua fnf thH price NC ola
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Rent That Empty ROOn1-A Star "NNant' ACi Will Do
Cents Per Line of Six Words
HELP wANTGp-MALE--
Continued,

Continued
asa..asa
20 men wanted 90 occupy fa tfdr
nvers thiur nsw steam heat coo pei
hlEht use per week AiA iihe
WANTED
Nounr man Twins az home who would
iih0 ta learn aNHpapHf WufA chance
% advance iaop seventh AZ u
Want no men at ence 60 cut brush sud
wood a. 90 day Aise inteillHeht Wan
60 show land, Use month Want one
salesman speaking all Scandinavian iah'
effee today III
Wanted Ifisn Glaze ssperisneod heek
saivNmen W. furnish leaaH cards tnN
WanH alive references The NHAtflplu
Publishing Company, Akron ohle
Nr Moran Of Wells : Moran Go AZ
sirvs reliable man Tor pafinnf ship taH
AiA firm Az
iists cleaned. blocked trimmed uar
=, 90 hat D. fine hina hst Works. ftfs.
and rnian N
SITUATION WANTED - MALE
Classified Ads uedrF this head three
lines three times 20 cents at wefas
"a a line
Wanted Position with real estate
sifm. miadis agea man. with liaiiiea e..
psfleuea. bat a rusiief with EoaN fef'
efcnceH Address "a y. fAth % nsa,!le
Wanted Position 80 foreman ~ filer
In lumtsr et shinsis milli beet % feirt
al W SAD, ballard, Wash isslhrA
Wanted resltien a. nisht watehaan
% store ef warehouse Address
fefTG FWa5~F maF urt datNah
Ftrst gisss shew esfa wrl,sf vents
stoFs pefk ks. This star ~iists'A
Wanted WORK by experienced earpsn
ter viii woFs Ia eeantff Phone =
wanted house 40 be moved AppY
isss Aimy ~. kastisAs -a-tls
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.
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MAn ana wifa az COOS aud bel psF ga
camp - eoantf1 hetsi hsis. The star
WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS.
--~-.--s-.es----.-.-s-----.a-a
tioea al around horse FOR delivery
ausi b. cheap Call Saturday 81 eHnasf
a. sss fssisf wAy i3.ts.s
FOR RENT--AoUSEs.
---------as.a--e---se--=
Risht rsasn house Tor tent iaes isfh
~ between Denny ana neuHW 80
az 50 Inquire sis s~nses At it-is
fss oursn Anns ais reons fins sis@
huglsvAFd CO. sgs CraFY Mein ser
4 tfss ie.ls
Far Hsut cottage five reanN tsa
ie3s g M4disan fhNns tad l. seas
Hrr Hsnte A fiAf reetas anfufaishsd
az 81 month e tmaiisss kbei itih
Z. :.
Fef Hshg-bff r~s nsonth. fnuf.faaes
rsa ruasisrn cottage fstt o. hef lhr
quirs isas Siath ~. fisf = ~tstit|
~ let .fnusls hasisa. tts Efs fsth
az. riose - Jsffsfsen. fhaas East 80
Small eestaTs gs&a. sc~sns ates q
Fsosas. nseasfn. ts4 tstt aa8issa .t't
rhrss seoss house. PARTLY furu,shsa
- - 49,
rtss-ressa feasass ssa ss'h 10 hsss
meet tsit sixth ~ W tista
FOR RENr-FURNisngo
HOUSES.
Tas rent yaa pay on fuFnlisfs w fafs
N4ahsh nnuse II apgiisf wn Enusia Par
crsNsd Is YeafNrf ard gaid faf ~ tNs
sees % uuHth aauid sren suahte Y8a 80
omn al W. sntsnd frsaf Wnsthuass
q piAH Furn Co as fgke
Foaf. feorn cottage fnf ssui uaafiy tars
nlshsa Southeast seattle. tsna = Esss
kaEa a-AtsfA
Fsar -sossn hsus. fstnishsa ~ parity
49, nj p AZ
=-it-ts
Furnished house SO pei meath. safer
fve4 f47s tffn AZ lis
s-reouf hnuss. fasnishsd Phone
gsss His
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Acres

We have tso ib.Aefs tfanfs directly
nnfth ~ ETY.. Usaf intsgurhan aHd Nouns
- giHt. - ttTt prf &fFs. tiae cash so
esf month Tits j. an Investment -
merit - surrounded nov ~ Hard sslilHN
a. deahi- this pffre Hne cali ~ o@f
efflss fer teesfiaa
MERRITT REALTY co.
tssst4t ~ v niath
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Woods Famous Celery
Farm

Farm
a. Aigeua. formerly valley city. now on
the market IN garden tracts Easy
terms Come out today and make a 49,
Classified ads under this head -oss
csaf per word Seven Insertions for the
price u SIX
International Free Employment once
All Kinds helm furnished city Or country
A.Y-P House beds irc per night Wei.
Ter and Maynard Ind 1891 III
wanted. able bodied men for ths q ).
Marine Corps. between the ages 81 10
and 49, Must be native horn or have
first papers Monthly pay as 20 80
Additional compensation possible Food,
clothing. quarters and medical attend
ance free. After - years service can
retire with rs per cent Of pay and al
iewaness Service On board ship and
ashore Ia ell parts - the world Apply
a. Grand Central Hotel. Seattle. Wash
FouR MEN WANTED no chow Or
sell land. can make 1850 20 tfo0 per
month and learn best business on earth
Fee HiIlmHns land manager. room ?
second floor. 10 Times block, today and
ret maps II
PHOsPEcToRs can learn blowplpiaE
and assaying IN one mnonth--Eoid, silver.
platinum. lead. tin and copper and tests
Tor tungsten and radium. Al Ben Beam.
sr's office. foot 81 Battery It, --tf
SPLENDID openings FOR men Of
character and abiiity 10 write life In.
surance fer one % the largest cotnpa niss
Previous experience in that line not sa-
s,ential Address ~ L. y. Boz SIS.
Nev York CITY --a6.'-ss
6EVEHAL MEN wanted for ali kinds
~ work. steady job. good wages Am
epfninF several hundred acres 81 land
See barney, the foreman at Darlington,
on ueN henton line or Hiiisnnn's cashier
IN times Block Come quick tt
MEN WANTED FOR an sinda "a work
On nay new addition 81 ~ 600 acres big
wages Fee Huttnf OF Rice on boat Venus
pn south side pier o, before 10 u. m foot
of University st.
Reliable man wanted-Oood pay. con.
fdenfial work. legitimate position no eK.
bsnae VIII not interfere With other work
MfiIs oT ean for particulars \. !.
Faiesmsn wanted 70 take our cash
weekly selling choice nursery stock; out
~ free. Capital City Nursery CO.. salem.
Oregon. III
Smart young man 20 put up orders
ana stock In grocery store state wages
ana experience. Address Bra. Star
I Seattle AUTOMOBILES School. dav ana
! tlkhl classes Practical taachera Road
q lessons on up~to-date machines 9f0
I l.IosaWay. near Yesler. Main 1920 --tf
/ Pa Prof Stevens. New Method Of
- tesseag Dancing Guaranteed
/ n w lessons every day and evening
/ 49, Classes and assemblies 4th and
LIZ Zine If
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"a beautiful lots al sixth >"
18Th st .,.p or sTtti.
This Is a ia-vear-oid orehara sulhgR
appi.s pctrs cherries, prhhs ss.sN ~
ana brrries The trees az x loi ~
tribufed over the tots - ard rapr
faisU an the fruit YOU eaP ssssslment
than paO Interest IN Wy .snsn yeu al, - =
.,,'e thAse magnificent eFsn sae rrlst'
MANY fof a home at the s~''
$500 b0 pcr ipt and ufi a ,s,A ct. or,
rnke rhmuey az ear W 81 ~ whers
hiaffa ytst 40 tgg v. lYh nav lots
will he ON The grouna ..WnSER,
CfIKNtEs 0AhpS --is-iss
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FARMS AND ACREAGE. o
Continued.
Woods FamousCelery
Farm

A. AiEona. formerly Valley city. neW nu
tho market ~ garden tfasts Eapf
terms. Come gut ieaaf ana make -
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Madrona Ridge Snap

Large modern Rsroun house. iot tHNfnn.
nic. tlea property Uunrr ususi sell az
bic loss cash o. iefms phnne kpiE
lola
WOODLAND PARK HOME
For Hais--Nru very complete sls. room
house, Furnaces. waik graded street fine
View or wnuld sell nnd build ia Hnt
on my nest lot tgaina ia blocks wess
Guarantee = fuii satisfaction Have built
some ~ the best houses on the him that
would like 90 shnw Please call al fFs
eFth. starr builder ~-fasN
SACRIFICE SALE
Change Of business neroHfitafea re.
mosai from city Must sell my five
room home. modern except heat paved
district. also sakffk-tnaf lot. on gIaf aN
north % Aloha Deal direct with aAa.
o. For appointment phone \ Qeat. In.
dependent liza
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a. Aigeua, formerly Valley city. now on
the market IN garden tracts Easy
terms Come out today and make a
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BOARD AND ROOM.

wanted csaar,o 10 e5Iig nsd .,
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Pool Room Bargain
FARMS AN

ssa1a 'is7sa-e7
classified sAs nnasf fhis head --Eishi
feufs Fsf Hns ~ sit Wef&s esesn tassf.
sfans foF fhs price ~ ais
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Woods FamousCelery
Fp5 aa5s Farm

A. Aigona. formerly Valley city, now on
the market In garden tracts EASY
terms. Como out today and make se-
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REUBEN w. JONES.
AGENTS WANTED.

eeretarY board ~ Directors Of Seattle
= hool district no. t. King County.
?. ..u-LlaLuu- II n.In
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~ WITNESS WHEREOF Z have here
unto 80 my hand ana affixed the seal
o. asaiils hchool District 30. .. boz King
day ~ November 1909
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I assHaHsaasa
90 men wanted 90 occupy fa tfde
ENvff thtuF nsw steam heat goo PEI
niEht 81 90 per week sth rike 80
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1tN"At
Ind xk
, Pl
None,
Rloyed
| CO. 81
-.
Loans
Reach
salar,
= y
FOR
49,
GRE
Nfs.n
laa 81
For a
uaion i
Fol
~
Ii0uxs
feru,v
erty on
Pay cas-
4 Two
h Rosslan
sseiy n
..Hops,
$500.
hNs-ra
] isas.F
For s
livery
Both D
Eisl,
sNaterfr
hroadv
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wIuianH
tsaHo
D9nt
vhas Or
or 0wh
Yes a.
Alan
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
CUNHA' s GLEE CLUB
At THE SEASIDE
THIS EVENING

Sonny Cunhas GIee Club of twelve
members will furnish the music for the
dance at the Seaside Hotel this even
ing. This will be the first appearance
of the Cunha Glee Club, and Sonny"
promises music and singing, the like
OF which has never been heard here
before. The reception room as well
as the open air dining lanai will be
thrown open to the large gathering
of dancers that will surely be present
The grounds will be specially illumin-
ated, and the lawns of the Seaside
Overlooking the ocean will present an
animated appearance.
The usual invitation is extended TO
local Army arr Naval officials and
their wives, tn, guests of the other
hotels and socisty hQlk
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
Dp6iGp Estate
Fully Settled

TWO vexing pieces of litigation over
the estate of the late August Dreier,
capitalist and philanthropist, were
ended at noon today when Judge De
Bolt signed "a consent decree" ap-
portioning Mrs. Dreier's dover inter-
est in the capital stock of the August
Dreier,. Ltd, corporation, also ratify-
ing her taking of but life interest in
the portion of stock so given to her.
the portion going to the children at
death
1t was from the widow that the
proposal came. Its judicial ratifica-
ton ends a suit in equity brought on
behalf of one son TO set aside his fa-
Tiers will, and another one by the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13

the above dispatch received by The reply to
cable inqung whether Woodruff had been confirmed fed
ea Judge for awai 1t thought here that his
on probably TOOK place with those of Supreme Justice Perry
ana Circuit Judge Whitney whose nominations went to the
senate on the same day that of Woodruff The message
shows, however that Woodruff yet been confirmed
1t appears from the that the nomination of Wood
ruff probably went to different committee that the
other two Hawaiian nominations have usually gone the
committee Pacific Islands and Porto Rico but WOOdru's
has taken different The nominations of Perry and
Whitney are supposed to have gone the usual
AT last accounts reported that there opposition
to WoOdmffs fmaon but it appears from the infoma-
on of The Stars correspondent that he likely
imed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13

Manager Ross of Honolulu plantation
has as yet received no reply from the
Japanese laborers on strike.
His reply to their demands for higher
wages was delivered last night and is
row being deliberated by the so-called
leaders of the strikers.
Ross advised return to work and a
proper presentation of grievances and
claims, to be considered while the
plantation work should continue. He
believes the strike was not altogether
voluntary with the laborers, but that
outside influence is responsible for the
present condition. The strike captains,
of which Maxine goes as the leader,
may reply this evening or tomorrow
morning.
In the meanwhile the plantation in
terests are not worrying and it is re-
ported that under no circumstances
will they grant the demands made,
though they may be willing to make
some changes if the desires of the la
borers are properly presented.
In the event Of the laborers refusing
to work and being ordered off the plan
tations, Waipahu and Aiea, there is
likely to come hard times for the idle
men. They will soon need money for
living expenses and it is very much
doubted if Makino's talk of raising
usfficient funds is warranted by the
facts
If the strikers are compelled tc
leave the plantations they will come
to the city and their lodging and food
here will mean an expense far greater
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STRIKERS UP AGAINST
IT If COMPELLED TO
WORK OR QUIT LAND

than their lodging in the plantation
buildings.
Maxine admitted this morning that
the strike came off sooner than was
planned and it may be inferred from
the call for money, as noted yester-
day, that the discontents were not full
ly prepared for the strike when they
went out,
Thirty-fiye hundred japanese labor
ers, or thereabouts, are on strike on
Aiea and Waipahu plantations, but the
camp of the strikers is as a house di-
vided against itself for many have
struck unwillingly
Unless this internal wound is healed
quickly, according to precedent, the
strikers will fail to accomplish what
they are after. On the other hand the
leaders are claiming that the strikers
are entrenched behind a just cause
and that they are bound to win.
Fred Maxine sappearing somewhat
in the light of martyr as well as that
of the president of the higher wage
association and his latest complaint in
that the English newspapers are call
ing him and his friends agitators, and
roasting them.
What good does it do them?" he
asks, for the Japanese do not read the
English papers?'
For the leader he is not even tho
roughly informed Of the general situa-
ton. This morning he said he had
heard that a number of the field hands
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13

COnveyances were exchanged be
tween the Government and II. p. Bald
win today of the Omaopio and aHiku
lands respectively, Louis j. Warren
of Smith e. Lewis represented Mr..
Baldwin, and Land Commissioner j.
w. Pratt the Government. Governor
Frear signs the patent for the ONO
opio land and Mr. Baldwin the deed
of the Haiku lands. There are 1900
acres of the former and S73 acres of
the latter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
9TH INFANTRY BAND
AT MOANA TONIGHT

The 18th Infantry Band, which has
reputation in the service second to
none, will give a concert tonight at
the Moana Hotel. This is an oppor-
tunity of hearing the best band mu-
sic that no one should miss. The Ro-
yal Hawaiian Glee Club will play dur
ing dinner and for the dance that is
to follow the concert, and a very good
time is in prospect for all Army and
Navy folk, guests of the hotels, and
townspeople are invited to come.
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the benefit of certain of the children.
The matters were decided on the ba-
sis of a motion and submission by
Cecil Brown, trustee under the trust
deed, and F. A. Schaefer, guardian OF
the property of August Dreier Jr., aged
is years, and Edward Dreier, aged Is
years, beneficiaries under the trust
deed. This document covering a draft
of the consent decree had been filed
in Mrs. Dreier's suit against Messrs.
Brown and Schaefer to set aside the
deed. 1t made declaration to the
following effect:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
WAL0RON
RESIGNS

Again there is a vacancy on the
Board of License Commissioners. Fred
tees, has rendered his resignation to
Governor Frear. His reason is that
the busy season in his business is just
coming on. Besides he is soon going
to the mainland, to be absent for some
time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
WHITNEY MADE
JUDGE DOUBLY

". L. Whitney was sworn into Of
flee as Second Judge of the First Cir
cult Court by Chief Justice Hartwell
in open court this morning.
Then the Chief Justice designated
Judge Whitney as Judge of the Juven-
lie Court of Honolulu under the Law
of the recent session of the Legisla-
ture.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13

Remember that taxes become delin-
quent after Saturday. The ten per
cent penalty may be saved by your
paying today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
RELIEF FROM RHEUMATIC PAINS

The great pain relieving power OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is clearly
shown in cases of sciatica and inflam-
matory rheumatism, both of which are
extremely painful, but one application
of this liniment gives relief and enables
the sufferer to sleep, which in many
instances he has not been able to do
for several days. For sale by all deal
ers, Benson, Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
PROTEST AGAINST
LICENSE RENEWALS

i58T,& tSlss ~ e'l" -
When the granting of renewals o
liquor licenses comes up before the
Liquor Commission next month there
will be determined fights made against
two of the local resorts, both restau-
rants, which have Sunday selling pri-
vileges. The two mentioned are the
Palace Cafe, located on Palace Square
and owned by c. j. Mccarthy, and the
Royal Annex, at the corner of Merchant
and Nuuauu streets and owned by
Al Thurlow, formerly the steward o
the Alameda
The Anti-Saloon League people as
sert that they have an abundance of
evidence to prove that both these
places have been openly violating the
regulations of the Liquor Commission
in regard to the selling of liquor on
Sundays On this ground they will
make their fight and will in addition
attempt to show that both places are
of a character which should debar them
from having licenses. 1t is alleged
that the places in question are fire.
quented by a class of people who drink
heavily and that on Sundays in parti-
cular many drunken men are seen
coming from their doors.
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In tie
n R. TAFT

fittingly receive the first president of
the United States who has ever set
foot in Honolulu.
The merchants are enthusiastically
in favor of urging President Taft to
visit this city, seeing nothing but ad-
vantage, even in case the invitation
preferred should be refused. In case
of his acceptance it is likely that a
tremendous influx of visitors TO Hawaii
would result.
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Will PROBABLY CONFIRM WOODRUFF
CAMPBELL TO co
after IMMIGRANTS

A. j. Campbell will be sent to Por-
the agent of the Territorial Board of
immigration. From fifteen hundred
to three thousand Portuguese are ex-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13

At a meeting to be held tomorrow
afternoon the Merchants Association
will probably take steps to send an
invitation to President Taft to visit
Hawaii while on his tour of Alaska
and the Pacific Coast during the COM
ing summer. 1t is believed that there
is a good possibility that the invitation
will be accepted and in case that it Is,
the Merchants Association will start
Immediately upon preparations to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-13
TENGU JAPAN RICE.

The Tengu Japan Rice. a direct inn
port from the fields of Japan which X.
Yamamoto of Hotel street has
received, is considered the best rice
in Japan. Mr. X. YamamOto is start
ing a rice mill here and expects large
trade.