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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

sHEEPsHEkD Ray, ~ Y. July
s Julia Puweli. an entry Ia the
first race here today fcll and broke
her shoulder and had 10 be- killed.
Jockey Butwell escaped injury.
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Baseball
SCkoHGl.S

Despite ua manFied thumb Dan
ny shea jumped lnto the Fama a.
Portland yesterday and caught Eoad
hall nasseY vas Tho unly man
10 pilfar the middle raek
Miller whitfield 10 Wrhfgolafa and
ualkod I. whilc klnacila famed !
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Hoax What did you pay for your
suburban pfopertY3
JoaY Five dollars foot
Hoax What1i you sell Il for
Ioax Fifty rcnta n gallon i3uf.
falo Enquirer.
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home town. Kewaneo, lll before
sailing for Europe They expect 70
pick up some easy money over
there"
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sent light left to Jaw and Fapks
covered up. They ciinehad and
tried With short lcfts 20 stomach. but
both wafa weak. ketchsl apparently
more 50 than Papkr Ketghal swirl
% his LEFT across rapke'a noes al the
break and they clinched asain.
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Phlladrlphia at Detroit Washing
ton at Cleveland nusion At ChicaEn.
New York Al ~ Louis 81
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VANCOUVER "A G.. July p-Ths
champions met another defeat here
today at the hands u the Aberdeen
club. Erickson vas wild and was
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tors tried to rush Into the ring but
enc police stopped them and clear
ed a passage eay fnr The Fighters.
who luiehly Nent 20 thaif dressing
ronma Ketahel wha ysr tired and
had Go Be assisted through The
ropes
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batteries krnuts and Thomas
wllletta. works and stauage
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summary struck aat-klnssfa, 2.
Miller, 10. Bases on halls-@kinaelln.
&. Miller. rwo-base hita-isasHaY
Kennedy. Lynch 9 Adams sacrl D..
flee hits bennett. Adams co1neY
nasscy. Casey. q stolen basss-.
nasssY. Mcgee. Ilit - pitched ball
Station Passed haii-shea First
base on Portland. ! Leff
on bases Seattle. Z Portland al
Tine Of Famr--1 hours Is minutes
ufnpire-Ffary
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Seattle at Portland
Aberdeen ut VANCOUVER.
Tacoma at SpDkane
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SPOKANE. July p-Ahnlty to NE
the ball Al the right time. coupled
With several costly srfafa By the
TiFeFs. won the game fer the homo
team yesterday ~ the srers of
to .
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and passed on the dope Lefty
bad ihe better Of the pitchers bat
tlc
Mile hit the ball twice Tor safe.
ties and each uaa worth an extra
bar
AKIN hattfii for Allen IN the 18th.
but failed to Hh0at tho ball safely
Spokane and Aberdeen are fiEht
Ing hard for second place Each
team won yesterday the BLACK Cats
dousinF Vancouver easily BY q score
Of > 10 aud the Indians winning
frum the Tigers toz
Mn Hurley must have changed
hil mind REGARDING Umpire Jimmy
Flynn yesterday. fuf Jimmy I'm
plred lack brennan assisted
There Il q suspicion that brennan
called balls and strikes. although
the press reports do not say 10.
Manager Frank Chance uf the
Chioasn Cubs has apninsifrd to
President johnson Of the rational
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HdlfeffH8-FI0no and SULLIVAN
Powell and Crigcr.
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ms ANGELES July The
beavers were held down 10 four
tits by Raleigha CLEVER pitching Tor
Vernon here yesterday. etpyall
made several Sensational catches In
centsffIald.
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Batteries 0foome and
falkunbsrs and EaateflY.
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AKIN battaa for Allen IN the nth.
but failed to shoot tho ball safely
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-19
TO SERVE POOR
WITHOUT PAY
LOS ANGELES PHYSICIAN GIVES
UP BIG PRACTICE TO HELP THE
WORKERS.

LOS ANGELES, January 4.-Dr. T.
Percival Gerson, well known physi-
clan of this city and medical examiner
for the Civil Service Commission, has
given up his comfortable home on
Westlake avenue and removed to the
thinly settled suburbs of the city,
where he announces that he will prac-
tice medicine without charge to his
patients, live in the greatest simplicity
and otherwise order his life after his
conception of how Christ would exist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-19

WASHINGTON, January 6.-Whe-
tner or not Japanese exclusion by law
that no bail providing for exclusion
that no ball providing for exclusion
can get through this Congress. Hayes
is still chatting because he cannot get
his exclusion bill out of committee. He
is getting petitions every day, not only
from California, but from all parts OF
the country, urging him to secure the
passage of an exclusion bill.
He has seen every one from the
President down and has been assured
of absolute confidence felt by the ad-
ministration in the good faith of Japan
in the matter of stopping immigration
of her subjects into the United States
and all it's possessions. Until that
faith is shaken there can be no ex-
clusion legislation, however, much as
California and the other Coast states
may ask for it. Hayes is submitting
to Congress all the petitions he gets,
,ut he has no power to force considera-
ton of his bill.
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were he on earth today. DR.. Gerson
is accompanied in his move by his
wife and three children. He has for
some time maintained offices in large
Office building in the heart of the city,
and has an extensive practice.
81 will live as Christ would live If
he were on earth today" said DR.. Ger
osn, mot because he lived simple
life, but because l believe it is the
only true and right life. In the prac-
tice of my profession Of medicine.
have made great and most revolu-
tionary departure, and here l believe
have the greatest opportunity to live
according to the ideal.
"The art and science of healing in
stead Of being the means of a livelI-
hood shall be a ministry to my fell
lows Notwithstanding this is my only
means of support, any compensation
coming to me shall be absolutely vo-
luntary upon the part OF those |
serve"
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Fine Job Printing, star Office
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II OF rs in b rear These stamps
can ton OF dayaa allowing working days in the means
p # tor NOT ore homH 'fa nueda bntSI
and ro place has themrn been worked depth 800 feet
Ii re here is no tone mownex
$o and to am making ppnaton onuHh
IS S rch QUARTZ than from lower
ar in
as to a is ron ore tina tas h be taken from
vd nar.am nedo in the OF the EARTH
N o pro n OF h W dph the our royal igto it would
b al freak o nature we will assume tina the values from eowerN
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tt oOoo rom PEI anmo o. on the
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nc ny any longer y gpott lie obn hand Twill be
Sg n crow t lie b re- mines thai aionnave
h to t o ph1p mi eH will emit ekanise
me- Bette look into it
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CASTLE I COOKE. LID

Honolulu, T. H.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN
SURANCE AGENTS.
representing
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works of st. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
Westons Centrifugals.
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel Economizer.
Marsh Steam Pumps.
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. (Hartford
Fire Insurance Coz
Protector Underwriters of the Phoenix
of Hartford.
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Alexander Z BALDWIN LTD
ISL Merchant Street.

OFFICERS and DIRECTORS.
H. P. BALDWIN. President
]. B. CASTLE. go. LIST Vice-President
W. M. Alexander. End Vice-President
]. P. Cooke. 3rd Vice-Pres. G Mgr.
]. Warehouse. ..............T Treasurer
E. e. Paxton. ................Se Secretary
w. o. Smith. .................Di Director
j. R. Gait. ..................D Director
W. r. Castle.'................Di Director
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AFTER WEEK IN
 BURNING HELL
Continued fIom Page One.

of debris in the way. Suddenly David Powell said:
 Listen boys, I thought heard something.
 We were all silent. A faint pound ing as if coming throughs the thick ness of a wall was heard
 My God, said Powell, I believe somebody is alive in there
 Some of the other men replied: No,that is impossible. Nobody in the world thinks for a minute the men could live down here for seven days
 Well now l said. let's listen again.
 We all listened for what seemed 10 be full minutes. Sure enough, there came the same muffled pounding sound We had heard before. Then we were too much affected to speak. We could mot believe our own senses.
 Grabbing hold of the picks and axes our men then began to tear down the loose pile of earth and rock. Ere quently we stopped to hear whether the poundings were continued. It took us several minutes to make much heaiway into the obstruction.
 Finally I, who had been in the rear, came forward and with a shovel relieved one of the men, who had be- come tired out.
 Tt was a weird scene. The lights of our torches on our caps kept bob. bing up and down as we labored and flled the places with moving shad. ows.
 Now, let's stop and listen again, said Powell. Much to our glee. the poundings came louder A few more digs in shovelfuls brought down the dirt from the top and a little black hole appeared before us.
 Two or three of us climbed over the dirt and yelled: Are any of you alive in there, boys?'
 An answer came back--'Yes.
 Before another word could be said the men began pulling at the dirt again and soon large gap appeared. We yelled into them: Hold one of our torches
 How many of you are alive in there, boys? We will save you in 
 Tn faint, husky voices the men call ed hack: Yes, we are alive and you bet we are hungry too. Have you got some lunch out thereT
 T crawled up as near the hole as l could without interfering with the men.
 God bless you, men, we will get you out in a minute and give you all the lunch you can eat. Be patient as you cam
 T could not see anything hack in there for the men were in total dark ness, so l climbed hack and prayed that God would make the number we were about to rescut from the living grave as many as possible.
 By that time the hole was wide enough and a dozen pair of glfstening eyes shining out from black faces 
 We kept yelling in to the men to keep up their courage, promising them that the way would soon be clear and the cage in the hoisting shaft was down and ready.
 One of the men inside answered: Most of us are all right and feeling fine, but there is one poor feller in here-a Frenchman called Frank who is almost gone and I'm afraid he will be dead in few minutes if he ooesn't get some fresh air.
 When the pile of dirt finally tum- bled down, some of the men were staggered by the thrush of the air and the lights. For during seven days they had lived in total darkness.
 With a shout we jumped over and .unzu~.s.xzz-uu~~---u..-.---~~u-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

 Department Of the Interior. u s. Land
 ofrice at Camden, Ark. Oct. zS,
 1903.
 Notice Is hereby given that John A T4aywick. whose posmffice address is Ona, Ark, did, on the 26th day of June. 1909. file in this office sworn statement and application, No. 03901, to purchase the N. w. A s. E. 4, Section 15. township S, range zl w, Eth principal meridian, and the timber thereon. under the provisions of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts smendatory. known as the Timber and Stone Law" at such value as might be fixed by appraisement, and that. pursuant 10 such application, rne land and timber thereon have been appraised. the timber estimated 21o,- 900 board feet at $1.oo per Ms and the land $20. that said applicant will of fer final proof iu support of his ap- p1icatson anf sworn statement On the Sth day of JanuarY. 1910. before coun- sty clerk Of Hot Spring county at Nal sern, Ark.
 Any person is at liberty tp protest 4hIs purchase before entry. or init late contest at any time before pat fnt Issues by fling corroDoratei
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WARNING ORDER.

Tn the Garlapd chancery court. Mary V Andru. plaintiff.
 Against
 George Andreu. defendant.
 The defendant, Geoage Andreu. Is WaHIlfd to appear m this court within thirty sI1ys and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Mary V Ansireu. Witness my hand and seal of said court this 18th day of November. 1909
 IL A. wiiITTINGTON. Clerk.
 Bv ]. R I4OUsLEY. D C. c. FLOYD HUFF. Attorney ad Item. A. F. Hooker. Atty. for Plaintiff.
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OIL COMPANY
 LOSES SUIT Continued from Page One.)

partment of justice, w. H. Higgins of Minneapolis and Cordenio A. Sev- erance Of St. Paul
 The Standard Oil's' legal talent was Jed by John G. Milburn of New York. Its defense was that the present or ganiDation of the Standard oil cor operation was the result of the natural growth of great industry and That no statute had been violated.
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IMPORTANT MEETING.

A meeting of the directors of the Arkansas State Fair Association will De held in the headquarters in the DguansStnart building, at o'clock Monday night, November 22. 1909. All directors and the endorsers on State Fair paper are urged to be present. Among other matte.s. plans for hold ing the next State Fair will be dis cussed. RAY GILL,
 i1-20 3t Secretary.
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NEGRO MURDERER cAueAr-

Chicago. Nov. 2O.--walter Wilson. a negro who was seen in the vicinity of the handoned house in Milwaukee where Hattie zinda was murdered sev- enal days ago. was arrested here to- night and taken to Milwaukee.
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VOLCANO IN SPAIN.

Madrid, Nov. 20.--All the villages in the vicinity of the volcano which ap- peared a few days ago in Las Flores Mountains have been evacuated.
 The eruption, however had greatly diminished and the danger is now con sidered less, in spite of the opening of new craters.
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BUT SIX MORE DAYS REMAIN OF THE Dou

this side of Metz, station near Odes- sa, this morning.
 Both engines were demolished but no one was killed, Three passengers were slightly injured and several shaken up.
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TRAINS COLLIDE.
No One Killed, But Few Slightly
 injured.

Abilene, Texas. Nov. 2O.--Authentic reports are to the effect that the Texas anu Pacific eastbound passen. ger train, No. 3, due here at 11:55 a.. ms collIded with freight three miles
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-21

Now is your time to get in your order for your Thanksgiving turkey at Traugpt's market. Phone ll15.
 11-21-3t
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Now is your time to get in your order for your Thanksgiving turkey at Traugott's market. Phone Ills.
 l1-21-3t
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affidavit in this office. alleging facts which would defeat the entry.
 H. c. FRIEDHEIM,
 Register.
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MEETING.
Bar Association of the Hawaiian
IL

Bar Association Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
A special meeting of the Bar Asso-
citation of the Hawaiian Islands will
be held on Tuesday, October 26, 1909,
at p. m, at room 402, Judd building,
for the purpose of recommending the
reappointment of Hon. s. B. Dole as
Federal District Judge.
W. A. GREENWEL
S4o9 Secretary.
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AFTER THE GRIP
USE THIS TONIC
After Wasting Fevers Also Dr..
Williams Pink Pills VIII
Restore Health and
Strength.

As in scarlet and typhoid fever, so in
malaria and the grip, the atter-ettects
of the disease are often worse than the
disease itself. The sufferer Is left with
q debilitated system, is short of breath
upon the slightest exertion and is
affected by every change OF weather.
The system is in such weakened con-
dition that it is powerless to resist the
attack of such diseases as pneumonia
and bronchitis.
This is a condition which emphatically
calls for tonic for the blood DR.. Will
iians' Pink Pills are the best medicine
for this purpose for they act directly on
the blood which they cleanse of all i'm.
purities They tone up the nerves and
give health and strength to the debilita-
ted system.
A timely suggestion on how to enable
the system to resist the after effects of
wasting diseases is given in the expert
ence of Mr.. n E. Manning. mechanic
of No. 294 W. San Fernando street, San
Jose, Cal He says:
"a few years ago when living on 9
fruit ranch in the mountains of Santa
Cruz, had an attack of the grip from
which recovered. Tne next fall / again
had severe attack and was a sufferer
from its effects for several months. I was
tired and exhausted all of the time and
could not walk twenty steps without
having to stop to rest. / couldn't sleep,
was very nervous and had no appetite.
II took medicine from the doctor but
was not helped. ! also tried two or three
different remedies with but little relief.
had been sick for about five months
before I read of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
and gave them a trial began to get
better as soon as started to take the
pills and was compAetely cured aftei
giving them a good trial. think very
highly of the pills and always recon.
mend them for after-effects of the grip. D.
1t is of the utmost importance to youI
health, if you have suffered from msla,
ria, the grip or fever, that you cleanse
the blood of the lingering germs and
put it in condition to resist disease.
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or sent, postpaid, on re.
ceipt of price. 30 cents per box; six boxea
for So so, by the DR.. Williams Medicins
Company, Schenectady, N. z.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-26
PETTY JURORS.

Examination of tentative petty
Jurors yesterday resulted in the follow
ing being sworn as such: Manuel S.
Botelho, Honokaa; Fred NJ. Lewis. Ho-
nolulu; F. 5. Lyman, Hilo; Theodore
A. Dragna, Hilo; Peter Lee, Kurtis-
town; Chas. H. Beliina, Honolulu; c.
Collins, Honolulu; Geo. f. Coulter. Ho-
nolulu; Daniel Porter. Hilo: Thos.
Gandell, Honolulu; J. c. Axtell. Homo
lulu: Henry Jaeger, Koloa: Chas. F.
Herriek, Honolulu; ". A. Sparks, Pun
meme; \. Henry Along, Honolulu; Chris
j. Holt, Waianae; Edwin Benner. Ho-
noluIu; E. o. Boru. KahuIuI; G. s.
Leithead, Honolulu; Jas. Steiner. Homo
lulu; Chas. Hustaee. Honolulu; Clifton
H. Tracy, Honolulu; Archibald \.
Robertson, Honolulu; Jas. D. McCand.
less. Honolulu; Erling f. Nahum. Wal
mea; Gustav f. Schaefer. Honolulu
Jno. 5. Walker. Honolulu; Alonzo J.
Wilson. Honolulu; Jno. :. Stage. Homo.
lula; !. Z. Jaeger. Honolulu: Kenneth
i. Brown, Honolulu; W. :. Terry. Hilo:
J. W. L. Mcguire. Honolulu: Henry
Easton. Honolulu; Lawrence Robinson
Honolulu; Chas. B. Hall. Honolulu;
Howard ". Adams, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-26
Weekly Neu|le| Bulletin
For the Week Ended October %, 1909
Honolulu, t. H., Oct. %, 1909.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

The rainfall was unusually small
throughout the section, and prac tically
every station having a record of ten
or more years reports an amount less
than the average. The only excuses
reported were 0.02 inch in the Koolau-
loa and OF inch in the southern part
of the Koolaupoko districts of Oahu.
The deficiencies, in inches, in the
remaining districts were: Hawaii-N.
Kohala 018 to 900, Hamakua OBS to
0.55. \. Hilo 1872 to 2.40. S. Hilo 2.15
TO 1924, Puma 1.61, Kau 0.57 and 0.58,
and n. Kona OTIS; Manufactured
0.95, and Lahaina 0.1S; Oahu-Waia-
nae 0.22, Eva O.29, Honolulu 0.34, and
the central portion of the Koolaupoko
district 0.17; and Kauai-Hanalei 1.01,
Koloa 0.35, and Waimea 0.24.
The total amounts of rainfall, in
inches, in the several districts were:
Hawaii-N, Kohala 0.27 to 0.65, Hama
kua 0.35 to 0.52, n. Hilo 0.23 to 113,
S. Hilo 004 to OF, Puma 0.13 to 0.19,
Kau 600 to O.16, S. Kona 0.06 and
n. Kona 072; Maui-Makawao GAL
to OIL, Hama 1.20, Wailuku 600 to
0.61, and Lahaina 600; Oahu--Koolau-
loa 0.61, Koolaupoko 0.S3 to 1.07,
Honolulu 0.06 Eva trace to 0.65, and
Waianae 600; Kauai-Kilauea OPT,
Hawaiian COS, Koloa 0.34 TO 0.81 and
Waimea 0,03; and Molokai-Molokai
0.61.
The great majority of stations re-
ported less rainfall than during the
previous week, and the obtaining
drought conditions were accordingly ac-
centuated.
All stations on Molokai and Maui
and all but two on Hawaii and one
each On Oahu and Kauai report lower
mean temperatures than those of the
preceding week. The greatest de
fieciencies were II deg. on Oahu and
Kauai, "a deg. on Maui, and IL deg
on Hawaii. The maximum excess was
| OF deg. on Hawaii, and o. deg. on
, Kauai.
Earthquakes were reported by Ko
hala Observation-Disclosures Kohala
Mill, Hawaii, about 4:30 a. m. of the
18th.
Heavy winds prevailed for two day:
at Multi, Hawaii; and at Honokaa
Hawaii, at 40 a. M of the 10th, they
were very strong.
A heavy swell obtained at Laupahoe
hoe. Hawaii, on the 10th.
Kealakekua (Wallace), Hawaii, re
ports quite a glow from the summit
crater of Mt. Mauna Loa on the goth
The following table shows the week
| ly averages of temperature and rain
fall for the principal Islands and fol
the Group:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered of Record October ., 1909
James L Coke 10 H VI Coke. .....B S
Est of r Williams by IT to VIII
liam H Hogs et al ........ D
" H Hoogs ct al TO William r
Castle, tr -..-........-.... NJ
z y Holmes and VT to John Jesus b
Keahouue Rickard 10 Manuel
Branco E. NJ
Nellie Richard TO T \ Sehaefer.. II
Pioneer Bldg & Loan Assn Of Haw
to Vim H kealakai and VT. Rel
Pioneer Bldg & Loan Assn of Haw
to Vim L Kealakai and VT. -. Rel
" H Kealakai and wi to Pang
Chew =. NJ
Kauwe (k) to James Armstrong D
Manuia Kekai to Pioneer Mill Co
Ltd E. Observation-Disclosures. l.
John Walker and VT to William
T Raposo ............-...... ID
H Lewis and VT to Eliza Moves D
Francisco de F Lope and VT to
Felomina De J L Machado.-... D
Joe c Rita and VT to Man0el De
Medeiros . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Kahaleone Bolin and hsb to David
l. hdhaleaanu j.
Honolulu Library & Reading Room
Assn to CASTOR J Boisse. .... D
Herman Vessel to Hattie De Fries d
Martha Berger by atty to L NJ Nc
keague hel
Martha Berger by atty to Lui NJ
Mckeague -...........-.-.- hel
James W Harvey and VT to E X
Bull NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nj
Hawn Fruit & Plant Co Ltd to
Wahiawa Consold Pineapple Co
Liza II
Tropic Fruit Co Ltd to Wahiawa
Consold Pineapple Co Ltd. D
Mrs Martha E Holloway to NJ E
Clark and hsb ................R Rel
VIM NJ Weeks to Kona Devlpmt
Co Ltd .............. /