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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
CITY REAL Fs4brs.

A-Yr ADDITION
70 AZ otronrrHmY
roH TIE whhr GAnHeR
70 nur ron IwsEarNgNr
on 4 nOME
ffOrH ARB tt7s
ARD ~ oHE fEvrn
CASH nALANcE
go rgH MoNTm
so rsrHHEar AND
no TAxEs FoR q YgARs
eEn us TO-DAY
JOSEPH p THOMAS = CO rwc.,
zoe CHERRY ST.
ExcLUafvE AGEErs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

nsyisa Medical c. IN ST.. iiss o.
kuF ease ~
PILES
thssr medicines win vet sars whsn a..
rsetiors are faliaeea corusr Einfs sad
y T orshwsgs inpssvsa Plaster. No
tafsa best rstesfY tn stsesHt f1rna Epna
ptaInt sna pYspspsie said ~ Mis-
Alice Fana Call a. residence 1853 ttth
wsat rhens issiiafd ieff Iii
HoMEsEEKERa ATTENTION.
? y HFlFfa Gsnafian f~mmtsrafian
Assat q Hppkans WASH A. tha uIiirr
tsfsatea IL Western Canada
rear optisiaa. a q wssssa Oph' r.
sss2 msthsas n m9dsfn sciences in
No fnnnre ~ dissaigsfea patients
ias reegiss bsnk hias sns $40 rss
Fer Sod snd aaich shoe rspaifinr
Mhtie yes salt. 81 20 TIE CENTRAL.
QUICK SHOE HErAin RMOr. IA
Third az assr celamhia 81
Harp oFehs.frs masie farnished fsf al
escaniaes tAis Terry az cAp~gs hres
Main 3iTa -t.is
HsddinEs paassns Asaaemy fssa .sa
Jsdksea Glasses D-9fhnsfs Maaaay
.srau.. TsaS.8,y ss,srsay. C.. lni
L1su.. sshaol q o.nsing cisss..
SD prtrkte leasans rdfifna tids sec.
ed sna lame. 4 slet 1T
! am -. nssn nos.. rapairfns ~ al
ne t~ranehrss rubber uaatksF stripgi.s
90 aeor h.nd.si ! am c.rpsntsf
stamp Phslos. Is Tor a1 esnts. nrs
peHtipaa sapia nnish tls Madison
-tsnte
Bay meat ana krscsriss cornss Il
Nlnth and James Asin uf fnd 80 II
Ladies we dYs. bisach. rsnsw aad
rsmoasl hets tie rsopiss Bssk Bia
q. Holland expert lanassass gardener.
htH tiit woodland Park Ase -nf
PERSONAL
Ready sf last Latest novelty In.
dividusi ~attrndants aissn. balls. fsesp-
haaa entertainments Attendants win
escort poe 20 ana from aa6 oct - per
For details address
lt
on Prof sisssns Nss Msthsd sole
fan orisi9atet pnneins g~uafsnt.sa
20 Lessons sFsfy day and evenings an
Z snd Fas Glasses aaa
II
o. L Jon.. sursssa -shiFopealst
Trsatmsats D~eiaisss tttt sseoha ~
ina Iiit
30 hsrsain. 10 usrsdssmsd wstoas.
tnd flansenda - The London Jsusiu
&c. ist LAD ~ nss' dsy. Drus store
LOST AND FOUND.
Tatsn Up one black o. dark brown
horse aEe about IS Owner can have
charges tftt Raymond Street. mnman
ciiy Phoas brighton ias Lin
Lost Between feis washington 81
and 1t7 zsth av. one botany test book.
Qns German grammar, thrae note books
Return q Patton. city dock fruit stand.
Pier q foot ~ Main 81 Suitable re-
Found ady's fur scarf on ana ave
O~ner can haye same ~ proving prop
ertF and paying Tor I'd eoss Murphy
Place fhinney Ave oar. $40
a picture u a little sri With euris.
East A4te Reward ysissd a. : kssp
sake -s.i0
Iost-A little dog ~ ths nams N
Tom. black and uhite spots Liberal
Agsrd Can phone l. isf SO
Watch found Ia ballard owner can
ha& sans BY Identifying Cail i7fe
ven tTth 81, ballard lie
Losf-aavings p~assbook Nd TTfs find
er return to DsHter Horton a Co, Bank
ara
Lost Bro~n nina har. Saturday sven
ing Reward Phons hsst tst. @i0-i2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

s,ooo yards 81 earth To- sale cheap 70
Tor Alifh - 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

hrTTEWwONrH a sos Professfsaal
asf Lfsased EuskalNers tati
lee. eHp Meore Ehestrs beth ph0nes Az
taaesea n MAmsifaA U~nAeFkAk4fa Gta7
FtFss az Fhenes Main stts la ftst
haansy Natsea CO Fansgat ptfssters
rh4fd A. ana Nntfsfstty mash phaaea 10
SPECIAL NOTICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

C~ANFtna-ro fha eife q A chestaa
eitN. March p q daughter
N4her@fn thE Wfa % " nakef.
ffas ttth = e. February - a son
kfr fhU Wlfe 20 4 hlnE teaa
ttNfh n IS Marsh . daMKhses.
Hkg ln tna wits 20 "a ANNw city.
Narsh d = daughter
affrfha@Fr ita alft - e. aftfHtha
" ssh Nagra . aaaNh1sF
HeNan~1u she NIfa VI A. Hesan eity.
1srrh q q Htn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

rhfee hsiferH cheap twe calves aua D
Esat old Jersey sts West eist Ct Phone
ballard ~ merft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

ROME March t0-The pore.
who has been suffering from a cold.
- much better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
Snap on Queen Anne

FlFr-ream hunEaiam. modern. iot tex
iaf. concrete basement hath and nre-
place price ffiet fite down. halAnos
80 per mouth. close 90 school and stress
CAT Must sell Nuick
3 p DIXON & 60.
Msin ta 1t1s Third Ave Ind ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

ref sale chesp. roo Rhode island ilsd
lard Mnait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
5000 Cash

nalNncr mcnttiy for new. strictly ned
srn IN reum cottage a4fh cement hanes
msnt nlrst Tor furnace csc. and nns
view lrf seHtfQ 90 Wa~li4nxfora IAN. I'm.
grONsments AZ ins price ts.ea0
s r DIXON a co.
HAin 40 ttts Third Ave 1nd 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

-Four foot steel frame turning lathe
used twn mQnlha. foot or power pflgg
tt Green ifA 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
Look This Up

Lot saxthe 70 alley IA blocks to ear,
sound view tfe8 $50 cash. balance ra
per meath. 9 per cent Take Ehinney
AZ car % t4th fhunc Narth 10. -s-te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

Fine Vnuns uiact MlnoFea rooster Ell
HarsaiH saaranfssa in seoa order iHa
nlafk ~ re ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

rur Sale as stfaa violin. perfect
wash tfit =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

p1 ss, al ~ as,., ssss' and h.rs I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
WANTED-ONE CENT A WO
roR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


FOR sALE-M MISCELLANEOUS.
rhfee hsiferH. cheap twe calves aua .
geef old Jersey stt West eist q Phone
ballard 40 wptt
s.o6o yards 81 earth To- sails. shsap. Ia
MAYFAIR Addition. block ? N ST. het
Tor Aiieh 10
res sale chssp 700 Rhode island LED
sHss Tor incubator 1913 hafd a. hal
-Four foot steel frams turning lathe
used tee mqnlha. foot or power pflgg
sfe Hfeeh ltA
for sale ons stfaa viaiin perfect
one cad otdef y A odell hedmeaa
Wash
Fine vouna niach Miaorea rooster si
nafsaiH suaranissd In soqa order ina
hfafh ~ ~
For sale HAIRED plymouth Rogs
ssss far Matching Call North sai tf
Far sale negsa vsssa and hsrnsss
Phone Ind A asft saF
For saiaraii biooa Ansara PERSIA
sat fhear Ballard nt Yia
Fss ssie oaoa bpssg ana hausss
H" HHEfHH NH#M
FOR sALE-FuRNiTuHH.
ru1np Ava runstTgRn CO..
fA TMlNu AVE- 4
SELLS nss. hass I'D fuFnitsss
Hsrsala- Furnished ssfesm rat sweat
location. saved district cheap fsHfi tt1k
FOE a Quieh eais Ind letA ah Tee
faee Hssta
uasss asa VITA. bsswssn fiks ana
fins cells furniturs fef less Get ny
prices
Furniiufs - a-seam house Ter sale
cheap isaFirs faen szQ coiumhiA 81
#iesls
Elsht- faom house fef tsAt. faFnitufn
faf sale inquifs teif neFsn ~ Ellis
Fof Sale rafeitgfs 81 1.foefn house
fvni ith eiess ia fhene \ AAth wFit
AucTtoN sALEs
usrfHsgawn Auction and Sales Stables
hafFaa hsFhrSs. Fehieias heuaht an1 eaia
OF FiH4HHssalaa Aurfiaa ever tft1ay
"a sH head hatsos AL sitsa go hand
hraHdusea g. esefssteNu ~ - 81
rae seats asesiqa CO FTks asa missh
wtat bpF foaf aseas ~ beat eaaa pfioas
- ssti fkeu sa fsmmia8isa III
FoR RENT-Rooms.
e.. So 1902
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

Fas ssie oaaa hussg and hauasss
fse North gNh 10 rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

Ais
For Full blood cocker spaniel
puppy, two months old, Chocolate color
soar ttth ~. West Port Lawton car
-i0sh
tsbo 10 tiB. high-ersde sewing ma
chimes. hos tops and drupheada. guar
81 --iOri1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10

ACRE T~HArTH@nniV q fsa - fHem
isf al cleared isFsl valley lard. 40
fuiaaiea go tuterurhan station the very
rHNet ffa4t berry AMI VrHRfAhte lard
in WafhlHEfaE DON'T muv UHTfL
vet NEE THIN W4U asl1 on Do per
cent anHu anH suaH maulhfF payments
ANHrHT REALTY co.
WFunaNleA NiaE AntuFn. WaRa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
BOARD N Room.


ueea1 asa haafd faf tWa ssatismen.
private family fsN Esr sssA hAsss
tGS fAts Htfeud Sic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-10
All For $500

90 afro rhicktn ranch tW0.faaf lease.
good pasture. fsaead au impirmenfa nsc-
eeeafV. ff fruN trees tFn i4ruhHfufH 80
ehifhaua. gouff huFar rHN fhfsa hfif.
We tw0 sffss rfe and p0tatasa planted
1850 IfupHl HfaHH Hnd good Hnfef. prre
$500
Il % THoMpHoN.
$50 Oriental nfafk
Main ~ fnd $50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Orei 6si dporene nit elmer fleinen
Slaid1e GbamberIaiu's Geibweb,
Gbolerd uno OutAfal : Weoisiu
,on 0bolere Worbus 9eheilt.

NHOlVLu INV OAAIVIAA ~ieSV'J'H
pom Gbolere l11orbus 9eheilt.
Ser o. Us. 6owler Sisbtower,
gla., ersdblt cine G%rfabrung bic er
mabte, ndbrenO err aIS @eihtuOres
ner in elmer MDrounteriuhune in
Gbparbsnile, &rei8bauptftnot bonn
8reiie glebourne, Gla.. %fiaurirte. Gr
iaet: r8dbrenb ib bort mar, OBJ ih
ettua8 friihes uno aut 8urii.JleiiH,
bas bel mir gbDlera RurbuS in isbr
ihlimmer SDrm neruriadte. Sd
fibttc ara elenb unb ihidte mad ei'
i1er eepifen gbotera : Reeisiu, itGtt
oeIIen Ianbte mir Der apptbefer cine
6taibe gbamberlain'S 2eibtpeb, gbos
lera unb Observation-Disclosures nit benz
8emerfen, baB er bas @ewInifte
bate, mir nbet In Splee Der @rs
probtbeit oieies Seifmittels, nprs6se
mir lebteres gu idifen, ba er fir
beiien unfehlbare Sur earnntire. Sd
nabm cine 9uie oauDn uno fiblte In
flnf Minuten better. 8ie ,tueite
Dole beilte mid ednslid. 8rpei
MiteeIhnurene litter In berielben
8eiie uuo cine fini unb stuan5ia
Gent 5lalhe heilte unS alIe 6ret.
8um gertauf BET Balter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
spHur Sanft.

Gin 8oIi3eibeamter, pelder Die
9Giie IN eiuem @irtbsbaus rrOi6ierte,
froete einen reiienoen S6nuipieler,
ipie er belize. SD bin Ser 9oftor
SauIt", mar Die f6er5bofte gutport.
= r9as pobt iid gang dormant" er.
ni6erte Der @eamte, .oenn i6 bin Der
Eeufel, Ser i'm bolt" l1nO er arre.
tierte oen SpaBmn6er, oeiien BoB
nift IN Sr6nung NOR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
S6erapie.

yWfein damn, Ser Softor, fann
nidt i6lafen. 8obl 8tuan3ig Mal IN
Ger Noft fruge i6 i'm, OBJ er idon
unO INNER ontiportet er:
- y9as lit idlimml @ubc
er baden. SD weroe SDnen elm
S6Iofpulber perI6reiben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
urtcrrihtct.

Roroenii (oitf cincm R%bctnoant.
pfer): sic, Scrr Nndbar, NAT is
Scnr set firm ollcr 5burm?"
,0oS lit Der icgcrirmmobene gt6ltic-
t6urm!" - 8arbeniiSqattin: 9Th,
ga ipielf wobl Die @cididJtc pom Stat
tenf1ngcr BON @cmmlett?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
NmcrifautIdI.

,8arum bot George oas 8rontpe'
tcnbiujcn m1i1caeben?" - Or bot
eS fiir rGtbliber gehaltcn, nidt me5r
su ipielcn". - yIb, ih nerItebc.
Seine 2urgcn iiuo o~ngegriffcn. =
,,9tcilt, 0aS gerabe nid)t. 9lber elmer
ieiuer Nodblrr bat inn 5mci SLAP.
pen iortgeidciien, pabreno CT
ipielte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
IN Der Instnnftci.

,4onnen sic mir aitsfunft iiber
Sen Wia!er @iiIIer aeben, b~eioitbers
Oh oerielbe fleiBig iit9" g.: $50.
COS lit er, iG pciB 5. g., OaB er iiber
bier Sabre an ietnem lesten Billie Sc.
arbeitet bat!" 81; sit es m0g.
Iid2" g.: .Ginelt Monat Bat er
ann Ma!en OesIelbeu 1ebroudt uio
oie iibriae Belt sum Serfanfen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Mns rineln Sittcnruman.

SoItio ergriif iie bie %onb oes bib.
ifen iiln9en Ntonnes uno lcate lie
Dor lid auf sen 8iid), lire mrnoerba.
rem Elultlcn 2luacn fcIt oarauf rif,-
tend, mGbrcno ibrer 2ippen iid DE
8orte cntran9pn: n@iinitcn Sic Die
yt1gel ipis ooer runo gel6nittcn?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Die ScrIe.

Iimter: Sic bebauptcn, Sbr
Brin5ipaI babe Sbnen Gin eiIer,cs
@cfGB an sen Sfopf %9cluorfcn? "a lit
es BOD, icbr mc,fmiiroi9 bob man an
Sbrem aopie gar fcine 8eltlc finoet."
Sl6Ncr: .gio. iebc1 Sic iif bds
eiIerne @efGb trcl an, 0a pcroen Sic
ole 8cuIe i6on iinbsnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
@ahrcs @cEdidtdrn.

@S lit groBc Srltppenbeiidtigun9.
Seine Moicitat bleibt bel cinent flot'
ten, Idyncioigcu Sifi5icr itcben u,o
untcrbaIt ii6 ntit lam. Gum S6luiie
fragt cr i'm; .Hlln mas baben sic
bis ieBt Dem Gatcrlntoe 1eietitet2"
.Dcn 6obucneib, @aieitatl" lit
Die prompte &rtmort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Sardl Die glnme.

ganficr g.: SD gGattbe, Sbre
Srat @tutter iiebt mid nidt germ,
SrGulein aIara!" - SrduIein 9lara:
80, oa fino sic aber 9dn8Ii4 i'm SIR.
tblm. Grit geitern iagte lie, mas fir
eiuen gllten @bemann sic abgeben
piir6enl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Grptiih.

Mrtter (entiebt): o@arum babt
SsSbr benn Den arr1eit tleinen Sris
can5 nit Senf bei6mtert?" = r8ir
ipielen @eni6enfreiier, @qnra, uno
her ioIl geraOe eefreIien iperben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
0idt feline Sflnlb.

Ri6ter Gtreng): ~Saste id Sbnen
ni6t ba8 oorige Wtal, Sic isIIten iib
bier nift nieoer Ieben loIien9~
StroId: pSapobI. aber Der Sdut.
mann poIIte es mir q niht g~lauben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
SC nadbcm.

Wl,tter: Sit Ilnier neier 3inrmcr.
Gerr id,on perIoht, Warie2" Sod'
ter: ,gfCin, Momo!" SHUTTER:
Sam nimm icd)S 9obnen mehr fiir
ieincn &uffCe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
llneriuartefe @ntmort.

81: n8ie, sic batten NAL init
Sbrer Srnu Elm gonseS Sabr lang fein
Bort geiproden, pie fam oenn 6as?"
: g.: SD mar elm Sabr lang eitt.
e%eIperrt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20

aneip.Spn.

SiabioIus a.. n8estaB baff Oh
0enn cine 10 bodseleeene 8uoe beso.
gen2~ - Stuoioius s.: lin Die
Sonne bireft bonn Sab su b%eftmmen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
0c0anfcnlcier.

81: Der @opcr lit Gin GROCER
9enfcrl"- g.: o@ieio beun?"
81: ,9hnt, or beltft, CT fam iingen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-20
Grsprobcr.

,@ar BEL Sbner nelllid ni@t @rob.
ieuer2" * So, Die Spiel;afen met.
ser ainSer iiuo oerbrannt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-24
SHEbA AGAIN.
THREATENED
Maui Desperadoes Seek Life of
Hawaii Shinpo's Sturdy
Editor.

Six fanatics, intent upon completing
the fendish job which Mort failed to
put through, are believed to have ar
rived here from Maui on the Mauna
Kea. Word has been received here
that the murder of Editor Sheba of
the Hawaii Shinpo has been openly
preached among certain class of ia
panese on the Valley Isle, and that six
to sail for this port by the next
steamer.
These men are all friends of Mori
and Yokogawa, and they lay the
blame for the trouble, into which
those men have deliberately wandered,
at the door of the intrepid editor of
the Hawaii Shinpo
Information that the men were pre-
pared to come here and make a second
attempt on Sheba s life comes through
reliable source, and the police have
taken steps to afford protection to the
Mori IS associates are desperate men is
known, and the police will not leave
any opening for repetition of the
recent distardly attack.
Maxine, Negoro and Tasaka are be-
Geved to be preparing to go to Hilo
where one Eguchi, editor of the Ha-
waii Shokumin Shinbun Colonization
News) has been preaching sedition in
conjunction with the Higher Wage As
ISOLATION and the Nippu Jill.
Eguehi, who started his newspaper
only three months ago, at first took the
role of peacemaker in the labor trou-
bles, but he has now switched around
and is preaching agitation in a SEN
sational manner. Under the editor
ship of Yamamura, the Hilo Shimpo
opposed the policy of Eguchi vigor-
ously, but Yamamura was forced to
leave the editorial chair owing to
disagreement with the proprietor of
the paper.
Since Yamamura s retirement, the
Hilo Shimpo has adopted neutral at
titude and has left the field entirely
to Eguchi, as far as labor discussion
is concerned. Eguchi became the Ma
kino of Hawaii, and is said to have
worked in conjunction with the Homo
lulu Higher Wage Association.
{ Editor Yamamura. who is a strong
man. did not feel inclined to leave the
advocates of peaceful methods without
an organ, so he purchased printing
plant last week and will start an op-'
position paper, following the policy
which which he laid out while at the
helm of the Hilo Shimpo.
It is Yamamura IS intention to com
bat the preaching of the Colonization
News. in the hope of averting, on the
big island, repetition of the Oahu
labor troubles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-24
WAS GAINES On
THE ICEBERG?
Cable Man May Have Been
One of Those Who Had
a Close Call.

J. D. Gaines, Superintendent Of the
Pacific Commercial Cable Company.
who has been making a tour of east
ern Canada and has spent some time
at Canso, the company's eastern
Canada cable station, has sent St.
Johns, Newfoundland, newspaper, the
Chronicle, which contains an account Of
the topping over of an iceberg with
twenty men. on it. Mr.. Gaines was
either on the iceberg at the time or
on board the TackayBennett, the ca
BILE steamer, which was close by. He
states on a postal card sit was mar
row shave" The Chronicle IS account
follows:
A serious fatality was narrowly
averted at Cuckhold' IS Cove yesterday
afternoon, when large iceberg with
some twenty men on it TOPPED over
and all had an extremely narrow es-
cape from drowning.
The berg has been aground IN the
Cove for some time, in dangerous
proximity to one of the Commercial
Co.'S cables. On Wednesday efforts
were made to dislodge it by explod-
ing gun cotton at different parts, but
without success. Yesterday it was
decided to attempt its removal by the
use of dynamite, and number Of
men from the Reid MID. Co, with
several of the company's men and
some from the S. s. Mackay Bennett,
went to the Cove for that purpose.
About twenty of the men were on
the berg, which has cup-shaped de-
preston in the center, making holes
for placing the charges, when the
large monster, under the weight of
the men, lost its balance and began
to topple over towards the water:
Several of the men at once jumped
into the water and were picked up by
the steamer s launch, which was near
by. The others remained on the
berg, which most fortunately for
Continued on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-24
HONOLULU TRAVELLING MEN
ARE ARRESTED IN HlLO
Bic Island Authorities Seek to Collect License
Fees From Representatives of Local Firms
damage Suits Probable.


the meantime the gentlemen who suf-
fered from restraint of trade are stand
ing by.
Typhoid fever is prevalent in many
of the camps ON this side Of the island,
and it is considered almost epidemic in
some sections. Two young girls are
dead from the disease. In Papaikou
and Waiakea there are many cases. The
disease seems to have been brought
over from Kona, but by what means the
authorities have not been able to de-
termine. DR.. Stowe, the county ply
stefan, has spent days at Papaikou, and
Health Officer Bowman has been untir-
ing in his work of compelling the OBJ
servance of the sanitary regulations.
This letter will go to you by the
Mama Kea, which made a special run
here, arriving this morning, and viii
return tonight She landed large num-
Der of Filipino laborers for Olaa plan
tation. They are husky little fellows
and look as though they would make
good. The desire of the planters IS
that they may, and they believe they
will answer capitaIly the call that may
be put upon them by the lunas.
Work on the railway extension is 60
ing ahead There are three railway
campks between the Wailuku and Pa
naikou ROSMORE.
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Especial Correspondence

HILO. August 22.-The county Off
cials here are active in the matter OF
collecting, or attempting to collect, IL
cense fees from representatives of Ho-
nolulu business firms journeying this
way. William Thompson, Robert lnnes
Lille. Henry German and Harold Hay
selden have been on the carpet as re-
suit of an opinion fled by Assistant
County Attorney Carl ). Smith, Whlch
was submitted to the County Treasurer,
snd Smith said it was up to him to see
that the exchequer of the county was
swollen in proportion to the number Of
drummers drifting this way.
Believing it came only within the
scope of duty Of the sheriff the treas
urer put it up to that official, and
Deputy Sheriff Fetter laid the mailed
hand Of the law, fgurativeiy speaking,
on the respected shoulders of the men
who come here to take orders and add
10 the receipts of the restaurants. To
saw there was a kick against the pro
eeeding is putting it mildly. There was
a roar that could be heard from the
Waikiki to the breakwater and the hills
are eehoing it to this day. One OF the
men under ban took the matter philo-
sophically and said if arrest was the
word. TO go to il; the fun would come
when the representatives of the Homo
lulu firms would bunch and bring suit
against the county for violating the
provisions of the Interstate Commerce
law.
The sheriff decided to make test
case Of the law and await results. IN
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WA|ALUA STILL
GOING UPWARD
General Tone of Stock Market
Is Daily Growing
Stronger.

Without the sign of break, Waia-
lua is continuing on her upward career.
Yesterday this stock reached $116.50
and three blocks, aggregating thirty
eight shares, sold at that price Before
the session, 225 shares sold at SIG, an
advance of so cents over the quotation
of the last sale recorded on Saturday.
When the session closed yesterday
morning, the stock was listed at $116.25
bid, $116.50 asked.
On Saturday morning, a Merchant
street broker received letter from one
of his clients, instructing him to sell out
his holdings when the stock should
reach sos. The very best that the
broker could do, by lively hustling, was
to unload at $115.50. Delay in the de-
livery of letter thus melted the owner
of the stock $3.50 share.
Ten shares of Paia were sold before
the session yesterday. These brought
$3.50, an advance of ten points over the
figure of the last sale.
Nineteen and three Fights was bid for
Honokaa, but no sales were made.
though before the session eighty-fve
shares went at 1925.
Before the session, Oahu advanced
to 1925, aud 100 shares were disposed
of at that price. During the session ten
shares were allowed to go at $50, and
the closing quotation was s3l.S75 bid,
$32 asked.
Three hundred Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar shares were allowed to 90 be-
tween boards at $34.25, though the last
previous sale was a the half. At the
close of the session the stock was
quoted at $34 bid, $3.50 asked.
Ten thousand dollars worth of Waia-
lua IS brought s100.25, $1,000 California
Ref 6s brought s10l, and $1,000 Oahu
IS went at the same rate.