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New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WEST r&D STORAGE WARE
FbJ. Sc
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New York. March lin. 1909.

THE WEST E%p STORAGE WARE
co2 2l0 West s9th street.
New York. March I'm. 1909.
T1 Miss a. BurIiHs. T. cram. a. :
DiensIer. airs- J.. y. Gilbert. Mrs p \
; Clas5y Miss NJ Hart. Mrs. I. ia
r15s A. Is. Jones. Mrs ". Kelly. Mrs
NJ Kerr. Miss N J. Lee. Mrs William
A I0ttiraer. Alfred 7. LottImer or =. Bar
clay I,ottimer or W LnuiU'r, N \. W
1ir5irath. Mrs q W. Mitchell \. G.. MiuN,
Harry l. kendall Mrs. A ~ D'DouHeA Mr
or Mrs Francis owen, captain William
Perd{etou -. y. Potter. Mrs. j Rankin
Mrs cora y Pierce. Mrs 4. SaIa. Miss
r -fein5erg J. a Stroud. J Sturges.
Miss Alice N Walk. Ar Frank Warren,
Mrs A = White. Mrs. 4. wilson, +. r.
Wrlcoft- You and each Of YOU are hereby
notified that the time Tor the payment "f
my lien upon the property hereinafter de
srTihed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given You. ! viii cause
such property. TO Wit household goods.
persauai effects. carpets. etc. stored by
YOU or in your name in the West End
storage Warehouse. 10 be sold at public
auction. according 70 the statute IN such
ase made and provided. at george Merle g
Auction Rooms 100 East 125th st. New
York city. on TUESDAY. March 3oth. 1909
and on V-eduesda,-. March 3lst. 1909, at
IO.3O A. m and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said DATES the same y III be
continued ~ the same place on each and
every Tuesday and wednesday thereafter
beginning at 10 30 a m, until the sale is
completed
The West End Storage Warehouse,
Ben BlumeuJhal Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

SEALED BIDS or PROPOSALS VIII -
received BY the Board Of Water supply
IN the office OF the Board 29a Broadway.
New York. Room ef0 ninth foor until II
4 II on March -. 1879 fer the C5nstruc-
tion OF TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE
gradient Il feet high by TX feet wide
and l. 800 feet long. CROTON LAKE
PRESSURE TUNNEL crossing under Gro
Tor Lake II feet inside 5iamet-r and
about 2 500 feet long. with two shafts 80
10 $50 feet IN depth, a hIOw-oT tunnel
q bout 400 feet long. discharEiug into Gro
ton Lake. and three sections. aSgregatiug
about . 600 linear feet. OF cut-and-cOvsr
agr,aiuc-. II feet high by 11ia fe5t wide In
on-on-Hudson. in the town OF York
rOUn Westchester County. New York. Al
are above place and time the bies viii be
ruhIicIv opened and read Tho award OF
ne contract ~ awarded. viii be made as
soon thereafter as practicable The Board
reserves the right 10 reject snv or all bids
PamDhlets containing Information Tor bid
and pamphlets Of contract draTiugs. can
he ohtalned al Room 1918 a. the above ad-
dress bv 5epositiug the SUN of ten d0li7rs
800 for each pamphlet. or twenty dollars
ZOO for each set. TO insure thetr return n
s~~en-abis condition within thirty days
tom the date on which bids are % be
opened For further particulars see city
T0EN A BENSEL Commissi0uers
President: % the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK. Board Of
CHARLES A. SHAW. Water supply
J. WALDO SMITH.
chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
PAINTS.
CHEAPEST

CHEAPEST PLACE IN New York 20 buy
paints. oils varlishes. acids. wall paper
machinery OF Clues. window shades. &c .
St; telepksEs S5s3-SPring.
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JANITRESS.-Cold water or steam heat:
IKE years experience. hest OF references
Mrs. McGiff. 500 West 32d ST
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Superintendent Of Public works.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
LnR TIE EIRST DISTRICT

THE PJ- BI.IC SERVICE COMMISSION
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT
AVuIication has been made TO the Public
Service Commission for the First District
!. W Wht-idEe. receiver pursuant TO the
provisions OF Section - OF the Public Ser
vice commissions Law for the permission
and approval Of the Public Service Com
mission for the First District 20 The con
srrllrriau and operation ~ an extension OF
The Third Avenue Railroad company
street railroad on Fort George Avenue. in
the Borough Of Manhattan. city of New
york from the intersection - said Fort
George Avenue with Amsterdam Avenue 70
the Intersection or said Fort George A.
uue with Audubon Avenue, the following
being a description of t1e streets. IoaAs
avenues and highways iu and upon " hirH
b is r-er1zed 70 construct. maintain ana
onerat- such extension. namely.
FterI-niu- and connecting nit1 the "N-s'
i-r 5ar.ETa track street surface railway on
Amsterdam = Avenue az or near the irieTEe'-
-fon ~ said Avenue wtth Fort George Ave
r,,,e- Thence uortr.rlE. westerly o1a south
Avenue as IN winds and turns. To- Is inter
SCI .ru with Audubon avenue. win loop
terminal ar said tutcrs~" t."H- 90 r." con
srrflrfsF wff..u rrn present Roadway ot
said Fort George AN"ug"
4 hearing upon said application VII "e
held .n rho bearing room 'n ine on = ~.
,Ae rurEfr Service commission ror tfe Elrst
T.s-fr#-- .r -#- Tribune Huai44ga 40 i.4
<assau street. Borough ~ Manhattan. 'liy
~ Ns-r york n so O'Clock r. N on th@
fu-I 5as. a. March 1902 aI which hearing
SD application uHl te Considered
= E-at+d AaW York Narrh = i%s
THF THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD com
Fy FREDERICK ". wHITEIpGE.
Receiver.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
EeIuale

EemRle-
ANPERAIAID and WAITRESS or
rouseH0rker. without cooking. neat girl,
wages moderate. Mrs Cannes Bureau,
22sO ID ave. corner I2sth ST
CHAMBERMAID-WA ESS.-Bv young
irish girl good city reference. g. Hof-
rrayer-s Bureau. 153 West 23d -. Tele-
phone. after 10 a m, 1864 Chelsea.
CHAMBERMAJD.- BY refined girl fhegin-
nerD in bachelors apartment, l037 %
a-e care of Brady.
CHAMRERMAID. LACNDRESS. - Young
Irish girl: willing to ne generally useful;
assist In houseWork. NJ r. Miss Fitz-
CieraId's Bureau. sos 9th ave. cor. s2d St
COpOK-By North Of Ireland Protestant:
first class IN all branches; also excellent
niaIn dishes. best references; city or coun-
try Mrs. Coopers Bureau, 657 9th ave,
6sth 81.
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,rsks AID OFFICE FURNITURE
DISCARDED CLOTHING.

.DTFS=We Viii hEE yoU- fne evening
~e--ez- cirue- costumes. furs etc fo-
l.Fhes- 1ss7 "a ne ~ y .,,. rte or Phone vii
Sssf.s, as 9th ave. Tel BIyant-61o.
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Hnlland-America Line

TwIN-sCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORE-RoTTERD VIA BOU~-
LDENE
Pv-da-- Mar -. 10 am P0fsfa-r ..-. AR
\ Ar7dr7 MAJ 80. 70 am Sooria-n- Apr q
Nsvy Giant ROTTERDAM Sailing APRIL
30 luxurious Social Halls. Palm court.
GLASS Enclosed ProTnenads Deck. open AtF
fI.ATI-AMERICA LTNE.59 p 'vay.N 7
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
RAILROADS.
BALTIMoRE & nHTO R. R.

ROYAL Bs4UE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour OF the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGIOE,,
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW INLOS
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d 81. LID p
W Washington. SleSp@Ts- so pm l3V an
Washington. Diner. 'Parlor T.6o am 90 an
Washington. Diner. Parl7T $50 am 10 ~ aIa
Washington Diner. PsrIor.51-5O am lZO0 n q
Washington, Parior- -.--.- $50 pm 100 pa
Parlor Car. New York to Richmond. VA
Royal Ltd. Diner. Parlor $50 pm = % IN
Washington. Diner, Farlo- $50 pm 30 pm
Washington. Buffet. ParlOr $50 pm I-cO pan
Through Daily Trains to the Weet.
Chicago, Pittsburg. .....-- $50 ana 100 an
Chicago Columbus -...-1f so am Il 90 n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland -..-- $50 pm 400 Pm
'PlttsburS Limited -..--- 8 so pm 200 pm
Gin, ST. L. Louisville -1I-5O pm l sc am
Gin. 81. l., Louisville 80 am 1000 en-
Gin. St L. Louisville, so pm 600 pm
Offices. 245 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House, 225 5th ave. New York. SAB Fulton
ct, Rrooklyn: West 23d St and Liberty St
After 6 p. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fUll information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
b & o. r. r.. 23d St Ter. Phone 3l4A-
Chelsea
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ROOFING AND LEADERS.

LANE s. ASTEN--HANGING LEADERS
s-e- rTrr7 Val by Lanes r-aten- q -
hangers saves leader Saves vail Ci--ll-
-a-s n-aUe5. Ira @ lane. 28T r. Szth 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

ary-FRTrS SFNFNTS and subscriptions for
ne T-ioune received at their Uptown
ras- l4-r 81. cST West s2d st. between
C4H-4 No 1864 Broadway, between SSfb
80 e-rh SITS until ? o'clock r m Ad-
--fs4r-re--s received the folE0v-iu =
h-z--f- Offices 81 regular Office rates until 8
r--...F 2 IN viz. 264 sth ave .
s-- 90 ST 152 6th ave. cor. 18Th st 1O4
= =-5 S-r sves-. ofS West I2sth - 1osS
a. ave 1895 81 ave near G1zr St ITns
- sve near seth st. 157 East 18th 81
-ts fremont ave. $50 Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

ADVERTISEmEN and SUB
SCRIPT1ONS for THE TRIBUNE
Will be received az the following
Branch Offices at Mafn Office
Rates: 1864 Broadway. Isl
East I25th ST., 1853 West 125th
ST., lO4 East 18th ST.. 264 9Th
Ave. end l.O35 I'D Ave.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

A. OsfeTberg's Bureau,
re evirE-on sve.- bet 5Ith and "Sth sts.
,F-~7l 1a55-Plsza- strictly first class
so-7es-ir help. Sca1dirsvisn a speciality.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS Will %
received By the Board 0f Wa--- supply
IN fhe Office OF the Board 249 Broadway.
New York. Room sl0. ninth eOor. until II
a. NJ on March 18th. 1903. tJr CONTRACT
A. Tor the cons rructiCn OF the w L.LSll
SIPHON. a deep pressure tG-uel iu l,.a-
a. feet inside diameter rnd~ablur .. 400
feet long. crossing under the valley cr the
WaIT,iu River with SIX shafts rom $50 %
lSO feet in depth and adjacent grade tun-
nels and stretches Of piaID ,guJ-e.- conduit
known as -aud-COvsr aqlecusr. Ins
work is located IN the towns of New Fait1
and Gardiner, Ulster County. New N7rS-
At the above place and time the bids vii
be publicly opened and read The award
of the contract n awarded. Will he mats
a soon thereafter as practicable In5
Board reserves the right 90 rete-t any and
al bids Pamphlets containing Information
for bidders. form Ot contract. specifications.
etc and pamphlets Of contract drawings.
car be obtained a. Room 1915 a. the above
address b. depusitlng the sum u ten dol
lars ,SIOj for each pamP1l--- Jr -~euJy
dollars 500 for each set. 60 insure treir
return In acceptable condition " hin thirty
davs from the date on which bids ara 20 %
opeued For further particulars see Clty
Record
JOHN A. BENSEL Commissioners
President. o- the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK. Bcard OF
CHARLES a SHAW. ater supply
J WALDO SMITH.
chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

r,r-pr,r- OF THE rrRIEC ADMINS
TRAITOR OF TIE COUNTY
or NEW YORK.
No Iia Nassau Street.
New York. March I, 1909.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant
~ chapter go Of the Laws - lsiS i'.at
+l,.aq - tho puhic Administrator during
rre ,ear 1905 was published in the city
record. three times each week for three
weeks beginning Iauuary p. !at5
WILLIAM NJ HOES.
Fub'ic AdmihIstrarcr Ct the county Il NeW
York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
yFEwRITI~G AND TYPEwKIrERs

-xprURTTFR BARGAINS. - Ren7fnr-
--rS smiths T-1derwo0ds. others: guar
sr-ae5- So un. bought. sold. repaired
s-5r--f- Exchange. "a RroaGwsy
VICTOR VISIBLE. "a Nassau st: oata-
rneue free all makes taken part nav
-.s-T- bargains n Cn6erwoods. Rer1lng-
,o-s divers Smiths
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

A--l|2NANE1t LINE at 10 A. N
NJUTH-CHE Ci-SOCTHAMPIO1.i
s. PauI - Mar % 81 Louis. .....Apr. .
New Y T-rk- Mar. q Philadeiphia. Apr- 10
RED STAR LINE From - fisF n. N = ~
NEW NORE-DON ER-ANTW ERP. -
Nadsr.an1 Apr . Er0oniand- Apr. II
Iceland. APR. 10 Lapland new. APR -
EhITE STAR LINE sso% "a r F
NEW YORk-QI~ ~ESTOWN-LTVE ERPOOIs
Baltic Mar % 10 am celtic. Apr 10 arn
Cedric Apr. 3. 8 am Baltic. Apr. "a. an
FLTMOJ TH-CHERB -SOUTHAMPTD,S,
Teutrni MIA 9-3'am Majestic. Apr z. .9,stantl
Adriatic Mar 81 3 pr Oceanic Apr IA. nooAi
G6s-6S ? 51@ 3GE6 70 * ITALY & EGYPT ]
IA Azores, Madeira and Gib-1ltar.
Fi1la1t- Mar 3. i noon: Apr -. June
Sa1cpic -Iar =. Pm. May :. June "
lretlc- Apr .. noon Nav j, June -
fou-2nlc- Apr. Il. & An May .. July
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAE-
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HELP WANTED
s1sIa


nBia
A MICHIGAN msCufsr rtt-fnz company
Mr. an es-a b-5sred trade making 4 high
r-sse Inc r. E-s- gloves and miJtels, sell
f-r f-s D-1cuc- direct 20 rhe retail trade.
-----s -z-o frs--~-aes 50 lesren for New
w. and Connecticut For personal inter
zfep- address NacGueen. care Of AstCr
Hose
yOr-%G NAS. about p years old. as
s-=~oE-arhe- E1G r--nevrire- s-6 otfce as
t-srs-r 10 d0V nr0Wu wholesale QapeC
house. must have had 81 Least tUo years
rr-a ayun-ia1Ce- salaTv- SD Address
T7rz7e s. Box %. Tribune Office
ADVERTISEMENTS ana Subscriptions for
IRE T--ih--e received g. their UPTOWN
O@oe. No. 1864 Broadway. between 3sth
s76 S7rn srs-- Entu 2 o'clock = m Ad-
--er-i<en-e-ts received ~ the following
hrsnch cH7Cas A. regular of47ce rates until
r'c.ock 2 m viz "a tSfh ave, : ?.
cc- 20 s.. 152 6th ave. cor. 12th &, 1ol
rss- ls-h -: c57 West 40 8. between
III anG stn aves.. 2f3 Wes- 125th 81.
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EagI TNI s. ISTEE5.TsaIS nm
PROPOSALS.

For Kingston and FoLsESeepsie. Mon.
Wed < Fri .. ~ For NeUOLrgh. wees
DAYS . p. m SUNDAYS. a..
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
WORK WANTED
euralA

eualS
ATTENDANT - COMPANION Nzo,,,s
Nortn German graduate physician Nj
axe entire charge of invalid. snee -
FFehcil- German. Latin, English; excellent
musician, city or country: will travel N
=. Miss FitzGeraId's : Bureau, sos Firm
ave. corner z2d St
A NEAT young lady with actress Or .atA
care O. a tew bachelors auartrneurs a
lev hours daily. good service. Address nv
letter Richardson, 80 and - East ls2d 81
DI1ESSMk n ER---French: work home or
out. 81 30 day. Mrs. Bouin, 222 East
2Ith St
GQNERNESS-- Refined. North German
Farlstan French and English: take e1-
IRE charEe uf children excellent references
MISS oelTlch. 2S3 East 6oth 50.
sTENCGRAPHER- Beginner. expe-lenced
IN general Office work. moderate ssIsrr.
j. PnloInan, u Nckiohen 81. BROOKLYN
TEACHER Experienced. successful teach
er OF piano and German desires a fs-
more pupils OF position as conlpaulon
teacher Eoverness. etc for the summer
very best references Miss Arnstefn. $50
lexington ave
TELEPHONE OPERAT0R.-Rv a Z-o-,nz
lady experienced: well recommended
ADDRESS Operator. Tribune Uptown once
1894 Broadway. --o1'
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RED I'D" LINE

RED Cd" LINE
r1p SAN JUAN. p r. IA GTATRAs
pro fABETIp CURACAO AND
MARACALBO VIA CURACAO.
Caracas .----.. SATURDAY. March y, noorRS
( = p~F41e-u-ta SATURDAY. April 90. rccu
r0R IA GTRTRA. CURACAO AND
MAR AtAFBD
z Nara~siho. Saturday. March -. non
{ Zulfa ..... saturday. April 2. noo1
Pier II. atf7iring Wall 81. Ferry, Brookiyn. 4
THesa steamers have superior arcor1r1oda-s
ti1us for passeugers
POT-T.TC%. BLISS & Dali III
General Managers = Wall -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
HK>IsHED ROOMS TO LET.

apTE and small rooms. gentlemen only
t-e-isI rates for two. references required
- Fast zAlH 81
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-ET THTRTY SEVEN.
PARCEL THIRTY-EIGHT.

PeeinnlnE at the intersection of ths
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company recently acquired and the north
erly line or the Washington Bridge Park.
Of New York; thence westerly, and along
said northerlv line Of Washington Bridge
Park the property OF the Corporation Of
the City Of New York. 12i IS feet 10 the
United states pier and buikhead line Of the
Harlem River: thence northerly, and along
the United States pier and bulkhead line
of the Harlem River. 63s 10 feet 70 the
northern boundary line Of the property OF
the estate Of VIM. r. Ogden. thence
easterly. and along the northern bound
ary line Of the property OF the estate
OF VIM. B. ogden. l1s.49 feet to the
westerly line OF the property OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Co; thence southerly. and along the
westerly line Of the property Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
CO. about $40 ~ feet 70 the northerlv line
OF washington Bridge Park. the property
OF the Corporation OF the City OF New
York the point and place OF beginning
PARCEL FORTY-ONE.
Beginning at the intersection Of the
westerly line Of the property Of the New
York Central 6 Hudson River Railroad
Company with the southerly line Of West
One Hundred and seventy-first Street:
thence westerly. and along the southerly
line of west One Hundred and Seventy
frst Street. 1601s feet To the United States
pier and bulkhead line OF the Harlem
River; thence southerly and along the
United States pier and bulkhead line,
24a % feet 10 tangent point; thence
southerly. and along the United States pier
and bulkhead line. forming a curve ot
which the radius Is 1.6Is.1 13 feet. for $50 So
feet: thence, still southerly. and on tan
gent along the United States pier and
buikhead line. 1853 feet: thence easterly.
and DETECTING So degrees 81 minutes Al
seconds 70 the left. for I4s IS feet TO the
westerly line OF the property Of the New
YORK Central and Hudson River Railroad
COMPANY: thence northerly and along the
property OF tho New York Centrai ana
$50 CO feet To the soUthsrly line OF West
One Hundred and Seventv-first Street the
point and place of beginning.
PARCEL FORTY-TWO.
All that certain small piece OF land
bounded southsrly By the northerly line Of
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HUNGARIA IAN-AMERICAHS SERVICE
To FII-NLE VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAE LES. TRIESTE .
PaHuoHia. .- Mar. g. noon, May 10 Juiy :
-Carpathia. Apr. ]. noon, May - JLS q
-Aiso calls az Genoa.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO. LID-s
2i-24 Sta.e s.. nrposIte the baLteIy.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

NURSERY GOYERNESS. - Young North
German. speaks good French. VIII take
fntire charge Of children. willing 10 travel:
Al references. r W. Miss FftzGeral Ids
Bureau. SOB 9th ave. corner 4od st
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

ETErTGTrT4 N--T Young man abe 70 Eeep
in reusi- al kinds - 2. ecaanical work
Cannon. iIs str 81. Long Island CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

LADY N NAID.-Ry Young Scandina Wan:
UNDERSTANDS massage, scalp treatment.
haiTdressiug. good seamstrvss. understands
French and German good traveller. packer;
excellent references. ". y. Miss Fitz-
Gerald's Bureau. 5o3 9th ave cor. 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

SEANSTRESS desires ? few more engage
WcntS t0 20 out by the dHy. can do any
kind OF family sewing. Please call or ad-
dress A 2 6H4 Dean st. BROOKLYN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-22
KING EDWARD A MASTERLY ORATOR

LONDON, July Skiing Edward at
noon today finished two weeks of ira
yelling and speaking with a greatly
enhanced reputation as a master of
terse, practical eloquence His ma
jesty's tour began at Rugby with a
stirring address on education urging
the necessity of concentrating instruc-
ton on character. At Liverpool, re-
plying to the address of the lord ma
yor, the king linked religion and pa
triotism as equally vital elements of
good citizenship.
SHOCK TO THE PEACE PARTY.
For once also the sovereign ceased
eXtoling peace to say: Readiness
for defense is the strongest safeguard
of peace" It is the first time that
Edward has come out definitely against
the pacificists who, like Andrew Car
negie, assert that freedom from the
danger of war must be sought in re-
duced ornaments.
None of the kings speeches while
away surpassed in poular interest the
two made in Birmingham. The first
of these consisted of a tribute to the
growth of the chief industrial center
OF the midlands. Civic patriotism, ="
lie said, has made Birmingham the
home of the best traditions of NUM-
cipal life
PAYS TRIBUTE TO CHAMBERLAIN.
The second speech was apropos of
the opening of a new university build
ing devoted to science and techno-
lCgy Queen Alexandra sat at his side
holding bouquet presented to her
by Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, who act
ed the part of lady mayoress. The
hing depressed to pay an earnest com.
pliment to Mr. Chamberlain and this
precipitated a scene of wild enthusi
asm.
His majesty's speech at noon today
in connection with laying the foun
dation stone of the new buildings o.
the Royal School of Mines at Ken
sington closed an arduous week. A
6 o'clock this evening he inspected
the Honorable artillery company a
Buckingham palace
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-22
New Advertisements
B / AU1HORIT !

The Committee on Sanitation and
Health of the Board of Supervisors
of the City and County of Honolulu
Will hold a public meeting in the AS
sembly Hall, Mcintyre Building, at
1870 O'Clock p. m. on Friday, July 90.
1909, for the purpose of receiving sug-
gestions from the general public in
the matter of the proposed Plumbing
Ordinance before its final passage in
the Board.
r. w. AYLETT.
Chairman, Committee on Sanitation
and Health.
by ID, KALAUOKALANI, JR.
City and County Clerk.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-22
KING FOR SCIENTIFIC EDUCA
TION.

LONDON, England, July S.-While !
laying the foundation stone of the
new building of the Imperial College
of Science and Technology at South
Kensington today King Edward gave
a helping hand to the campaign in
favor of higher scientific education, to
the lack of which most public speak
crs here are in the habit of attribut-
ing Englands loss of ground in her
industrial race with America and Ger
many. After emphasizing the supreme
importance of the highest specialized
instruction in science, especially in its
application to industry his majesty
continued:
81 feel more and more convinced
as time goes on that prosperity, and
even the very safety and existence of
cur country, depends on the quality
of scientific technical training of those
who are to guide and control our in
dustries. With the present rapid
growth of knowledge specialism of a
high order is necessary to success"
KIND AIDS THE SUFFRAGETTES
LONDON, England, July S. - Mrs.
Despard and the contingent of suffra-
gettes who have been investing the
house of commons for the past week
i'm the hope of catching Premier AS
quith have scored point i'm their
fight for the contention that they
have constitutional right to present
petition to a responsible minister of
the crown The suffragettes appealed
directly to the king, who informed
them that the home secretary was the
constitutional channel of communica-
ton and his majesty apparently fol-
lowed this up with hint that Mr..
Gladstone would be advised to receive
the women's deputation.
In the face of Premier Asquith's
persistent refusal TO meet a deputa-
ton of suffragettes it is hardly con-
ceivable that his lieutenant would con-
sent TO this course, as he did, with
out strong pressure. The suffragettes'
deputation will be received by the
home secretary this evening
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mo Man Is Hero to His Landlord
Even though he pays dividends his landlords capital

The unhappy experience of aborng for ones landlord
without interest in where lives makes a rented
paradise unsatisfyng.
To plan and arrange home that it expresses your ndi
vduaity your personality and the possession of it's secu
sion scenery and companonshp pleasure unknown to
the renter
To the homeward bound atgued from the day. work
in the heat of the cool dry climate and ecluon of Kai
mu all that could be wished for and yet this ecluson
is accessible
Macadamzed streets, the purest artesian water electric
lights telephones, etc. and the congenial neghbors in
select district where the residential climax has not been
reached make it an ideal investment.
$50 down and $40 month will still choice location
and a nominal payment down build you modern
bungalow with your ideas incorporated and your rent pays
for Lots but $500 each Let talk and show
you the tract
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81 King Street opposite Union Grill
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4ts-July is, %, 20, Aug 5, 1909.
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THROUGH THE SCREEN.

Lands, pa, whispered little Heke,
guess what | saw? Why, the hired
man just kissed sis through the screen
door"
Wall now, they better watch out, -
drawled the old farmer; every day you
read about germs lurking in kisses, be
gosh!'
yes, pa, but not when you kiss
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Rumor mas it that Mkt Saito, form
err Japanese Consul General here will
arrive in the Nippon Maru to inves-
tigate the strike situation.
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play, the rule does not permit you
to tee up on the fair green, as many
suppose The ball must be teed up
back of its bad lie or the hazard in
which it is found, and not nearer the
hole