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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15
NTOLERABLE CONDITIONS IN ENGLAND.

The elections taking place in Great Britain naturally
the attention of the whole civilized world They continuation
the warfare between the Commons and the Lords which through
all English history Only now the king is eliminated from the
no longer the people struggling against the king He has become
useful hgureEead, diplomacy
than any other kind of could be Europe but claiming
such independent would lead him take definite side such
present The practical result of great
government wins, should be land policy strange
Great Britain with her democracy should per
the main of the present crisis correspondent the Outlook
states the very strongly in the following terms:
Suppose that in your country America, one-tenh of the
people owned nneents of the land That is the proportion
in that little British Isle Again, picture yourself that great
deal Of that land ened could not be Sold and
picture yourself the of the land the
bought held such exobant that gradually
landowner unable work longer profit had been driven
off it, that found yourself with population 100000
imagine that under such conditions heart of the
American business might sheer desperation rush into
some sort Of an old age pension act can,
Still again, imagine your American land this state
aarspcture yourself that the oneenth of the people
who own most of the land and either cannot or will not sell
picture them time and again charging you city ground
land on which they paying only agricultural That
the state of affairs in the Budget country.
Another of affairs you may not quite take in is this
Suppose you wish to build house cannot buy any
hire some land for sixty from duke You your
house it, with your hard money At the end of
sixty your land lease expires and the house garden
you have built with your hard earned gains longer yours
When the lease expires the house becomes property of the
duke do not seem to the American citizens standing
nge American soil Corrnge hires land of the Duke Of
Westminster builds great store and business it. and when
his lease falls n the Duke allows him on cond
ton that Gorrnge give the Duke hree-quarters profits
do not see the American business standing for that very
Lastly suppose American heart that you had to
see this precious country OF yours losing the soul Of modern
stealing markets, underling you on every side while
you with the incubus chest of old andownng sy
twenty men to one position and scope anywhere
If you saw something like these conditions in America
would not write Bulge that should redstrbu revaue
and the lands of America even if that redistribution
and relaxation meant revolution?
think that you wouId-H1th this difference that whereas
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.

The larger merchants finished up
the odds and ends of the old years
business last week, and this week
have laid plans for a season of excep-
tional activity-a season which bears
reasonable promise of continuance
during the entire year 1910. With SUI
gar we'll along toward Ala cents
and strong at that-at this period
one may be pardoned for feeling salts
fed with the outlook. al,
Retail business has picked up con
siderabIy during the week and may
now be regarded as normal Cash
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15
Commercial News
BY L. D. TIMMONS.

What in former years would prob
able stocks were in demand, trans
"boom," has been. on since yester-
day afternoon. Any and all avail
able stocks were in demnd, trims
actions were many and large and
prices stiffened along the line. The
o. tations prevailing this afternoon
are such as would not have been
thought ia short time ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15
TWELVE YEARS AGO.

The contrary apparent expectations of the Advertiser has
retracon of its add Judge Harris explanation of in
cent of twelve which the Advertiser quite wrongly
attempted cite last Thursday applying incident of today In
the Advertiser attempted cite the mcidenand that
the atempthe citation untrue Discussing rejected
communication of the week. the Advertiser made
cordng Hart its for publish
ing communication and further statement that afternoon
paperit The Sarpubshed this advertising
We declared the latter statement Anyone knows that
small literally unexplained often constitute
untrh We do the Advertiser of intentional mtru
funeposb the editor does know what happened in the Ad
vser office twelve better than he knows what happened
The Star office twelve When made the remark that
published statement untrue because the statement judged
rightly by its context appeared to relate present day matters TIC
this extent take pleasure in satisfying the Advertisers desire that
we recall" the charge of untruhfulness.
remaining of vacy is between Judge Hart and the
Advertiser
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15
SMSSSmS>%HS>> HSS<MS<<HS>E n
CHINESE ATHLETICS.

At the annual meeting of the Chin
csc Athletic Club held last night in
the Y. M. G. A hall, the following off
GERS were duly elected to serve for
the ensuing year
Lau Tang, president; w Tin Yam
vice-president; e. s. Hong, secre
tary; John C. 10, treasurer; ]. Y.
T. Zane, auditor; L. Koon Chock
manager; directors, w. Y. Kwai
Fong, w. Kim Chong, A. K. F.
Yap.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15
EXTRAORDINARY
GROCERY PRICES

You can save one-third by taking
advantage of the stupendous price
cutting on groceries and household
supplies now going on at the grocery
store Of Lewis e Co. The sale is be-
ng conducted by Theo. H. Davies &
Co., and the prices are being abso-
lutely slaughtered.
No housewife can afford to miss
this sale. All the goods are fresh and
of. the highest quality.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15

tuberculosis bureau here good that has
For many attention has been called month after
conumpons fearful in this city The plague at its
hardly bad tuberculosis normally In of the
years. that the disease unavoidable here
preventabe and durable after contracted
duty of the community undertake the work begun
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15

import any Porto Rcan2 with pop
uar approval decision import Fpmos would be
received with almost equal pleasure
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15

the English Budget makers by their death duties allow about
two hundred years for the big estates be dsntegrated you
would not allow two hundred years. YOU if you Alright
would want to do it in about twenty-five minutes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15

trade is excellent. Wholesale business
is recovering from the slump succeed
ing Christmas rather earlier than had
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15

President earning his title the Great Conclaor
may whether the title will bring the Big
Stick
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-15

Cocntinued on Page Five.)
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-28

IL is deSifej by those interested to have a meeflG4 of tbe Knights and
 Ladies of Honor at Caldwell on Fri day night November 4th l3l0. aud 1, k also desired that tlg Coll Wesley and Bible ta3nu lodges attend this meeting eHhass5 It will be great mee ine. afford au opportunity a all these members iu the several com munities to come together iB social way and pUIa themselves, renew old aeQuaingaueeshipS and friendships, exchange the news, enjoy social con verse and have 8 good time generally. Grand Protector w. S McCulloch will be present and deliver an address on FraternaliSm, and your efficient grand secretary and iellow-citizen. Mrs. W. T. Sanders, WiA also be pres ent and address those present upon topics All members are invited and will be we'll repaid for their coming out, even if they have to travel several miles
 Mrs. Tommie O'Brien and the chil- dren, of Wynne, came down Saturday
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-28

for q buef visit with relatives and friends. AlI were very glad to see her and the children and ta learn That they @atreturn here to reside about the first ol January \ cordial wei come awaits them. Tom came down sunday, and. after spending 1he day here WitA friends, accompanied them home.
 Mr Frank Fits immous. who Las been in Chicago Tor several months. k at home on visit 10 parents and other relatives and friends. all of whom are glad to see him. Frank k employed with the Franklin-Nac- Neagh Company. the largest whole sale grocerS in the world. and is doing well. He will leave Monday to resume his duties.
 l have an immense stock of Canned Goods of all kinds, fresh and fine meats, fruits and vegetables-and they are marked at rock bottom prices. Come and look over this stock or phone your order to lSS. Britain.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-28

We have just received one car of soft coah gaud quality, and ~ev= erai other cars are enrOgle. We ean give you 8 mighty lew figure nu Y5af winter supply or smaller orders. Talk to uur Mf Geo. r. Taylor about your aeal and youf not regret it, Forrest tity ICe X F'Qei Go.
 The key to health is in tle ajdne, and a4ef Keep these organs aetbe and 4au have health, strength aud cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Eitters k StimuIant for the kidneys, rega- i,ttS The liver. stomach and bowels. \ g9ilttn household remedy ! F. Sanders speela. agent
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-28

Build your fences right, by using Red Cedar Posts. They are un- equalled for durability. GrObmyer Lumber & Feed Company have them for sale.
 Crawfords Uncle Zeke. a four.act rural comedy, was presented at the opera house last night to q crowded house, and judging from the hearty applause accorded, was an artistic success, The company as a whole seemed 10 be a well balanced one. and far above the average. The band is good and the band and orchestra are eXeellent--GanesyilIe (Texasl Hes perion. Under canvas, opposite Iron Mountain depot, tomorrow night.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-28

Nhen iHe chest feels on fIre and the throat burns you have indiges- tien, and you need HERBINE to get rid 0f the diSagreeable feeling. h drives out Inc badly digested faad strengthens the stomach and pundes the bowels Price 50c. Sod by ] f Sanders.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
If laIspub!ica de Cuba.

Elegantemente impreso en- ingles
y frances hemos recibido del consul
lado de Cuba en- esta ciudad un her
moso folleto contentivo de infornles
acerca de la riqueza de la vecina re-
publica, asi como interesantisim os
datos v grabados de los edificios
mas notables de la Habana Y ciuda-
des importantes que demuestra la
creciente prospendad de la repd-
blica antillana.
Exorna su portada el fotograbado
del mayor general Jose Miguel Go
mez actual presidente de la republi-
ca.
Damos gracias al representante
de aquel pals en- San Juan por su va
lioso obseauio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
DE- !. SOC|EDAD,

VI 1ksIsnsps. Lo esta de algdn uida-
10 Ell ,su iesidencia del "Versalles''
pn niho de los dstinguidos esposos
Iatnrre- Fernandez. Deseamosle me-
ibria al enfermito.
Aver guardo CANA por ligera in
Gspdsicion en- su residencia de San
8urce el Sr. Eduardo Giorgetti. Que
Hstablesca p1onte.
Notn triste. Despues de una larga
lhcha venci6 al fin la inexorable
naano del destino y en- la noche de
aver rindi6 su jornada en- Ia vida el
conocido joven Ramon Balazquides
Gomez. Moncho, como le llamAba-
mos sus amigos, cae ioven a la tum-
ba,' cuando por delante pudo tener
largos amos de vida. Ell entierro Sc
efectuarA hoy y en- la casa de sus ia
miliares Sc ha visto muy concurrlda
en toda La noche de aver y dla de
hoy. s.,
Tomamos parte principal en- el
,duelo que aflije q los famlllares del
que fue y para el alma de Ramon
deseamos la suprema bienaventuran
"a.
Viaiando. En- asuntos de negocios
.estdvo aver en- Aguadilla el Sr. Jose
Ruiz Soler de LA Plazuela Sugar
Comp"
Han salido hoy para Ponce por
Ia carretera central los Sres Joaquin
Barnes y Lcdo. Luis Llorens Torres.
En- uso de licencia Sc encuentra
en- esta ciudad el fiscal de Guayama
Lcdo. Mestre.
Ha estado en- San Juan en- asun-
tos de su profession el Lcdo. ST.. Luis
Munoz Morales.
-Ha regres lido de Vieque' en- don.
de pas6 una temporada de IS dias
nuestro amigo e Sr. Jose Penedo Be-
n =, tenedor de libros del. conso!i.
dads. Bienvenido.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
Los QUE TRUMAN.

FL sehor Genaro Meringlani, ha OBJ.
tenido 50 titulo de iageniero mecani
co en- uno de los mas acreditados GEN.
tros de enseAsnza on Estados Unid. s.
Trabaj6 1tes durAnte mucho item 20
en- la central szucarera 70: Sr. JOSS
Bepitez en- Visques y dsnlostr6 allf
verdadera efcien,i4 en- su labor. Aho.
ra Sc dispone del titulo que acredita
sus conocimientos avalorados por una
largo prdctica- Felicit,mos al com.
patricia que ha triunado en- su empe-
10 y le deseamos ell mayor exito en-
sus tuturos prop6sitos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
FRAGME:NTO.

Entire nosotros no hoy convicciones
sino impresiones; no hay principles,
siso apetitos. Amantos Il odiomos
sin restriction; conssderanos al amigo
como un supe1honabre; al ene'n'go CO.
mo I'm monstruo de snaq,esdod; 9 por
ESQ vamos con ell prinaero hasta la com
plicidod del crinsen y con el segundo
hosta la iuia.stioia msds ftagra'ate. No
hay tsrmino medto., porque no ~sa-
mos nj de la balaHza, nj del metro.
Y los pue6Ies q1te ash pcroceden es-
tdm predestinados d Ia tiranto y d la
conquisto pasiua. ;El espirstu coyor-
n,ista me contestardl: "iPero Gsa v'-
vinos" Error craso, reptto 30. Asi
no vivin,os; sino qne osi vamos mu-
riendo. .=
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
.E|ecciones de paI65o, aver.
La candidatura del difecg
torio obtuvo ~un triunfoS
de 2.744 votos de- mayo.
ria sobre la protepda porE
Ia iefatura.
Estes han fermulado protes-
ia, alegande irregulandades
On 81 proceso eleceloparle
porzlos partidarios del direc'
. fori4

Las dos fracciones en- que esta
dividido el partido republican, de
San Juan efectuaron aver eleccione S
Sprimarias. Elresultsdo fue Ell siguien
te: {
Votos en- favor de la candidatura
del antique directorio, que sostiene
L. del ST. Roberto H. TODD para al
calde de la ciudad.
En- San Juon-1 1888; ef P. dc Tie
,Ta-68S; en- Saat1rce -70S.
Candidatura de los amigos del
jefe del partido, partidarios de la
candidatura del DR.. F. R. Goenaga:
En- San Juan 81 votos; en- P. de
Tsera-l7; en- Snnturce-ll6.
Totatde votos del directorlo-2,926
De "a jefactasra-1S2. t
Resllto Ia siguiente candidatura:
Pdro CDmtte Local: Don Ramon
Falcon, Francisco Escalona, Eduar
ido Larroca, Joaquin A. Becerril,
Julio Palacios, Luis Quinonez. Juan
B. Amanda, Mateo Rodriguez, Ma
nuel Ginorio.
Pura Compromisarios: Don Jose
G. Barbesa, Manuel F, Rosy, Tfini-
dad Vige, Jose Rexsch, Juan Reque-
ne, Jests Gomez, Manuel A. Ruiz.
Poru Dele9ados d Ia ConDemci6n
Don Jose C. Barbosa, Manuel F.
Rossy; Roberto H. Toed, Joaquin
A. Becerril, Ramon Falcon, Jose Go
mez Bripso, Francisco del Vale a.
tiles.
Para Suplentes. Lcdo. don Pedro
Gonzalez, don Rosendo Rivera Noa,
Eduardo Larroca, Manuel Ruiz, Pa
bio Ritt, Manuel Marcial, Esteban
Moreno.
Los partidarios de la candidatura
contrafia han establecido protestas.
alegando que las presidencias de las
mesas estaban acupadas por perso-
mas que figuraban en- el tiket, y so
licitando Sc anule la election por
estimarla Illegal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
Sociedad comercial.

Sc dice que muy pronto Sc esta
blecera una gran sociedad para la
construction de casas a plazos amue :
bladas :por completo.
La silleia camas roperos, mos
.quiteros &. &. y fonografos sera SUI
rninistrada por los del cielo y Ell
Inferno que son las tinicas que
estan en- conduciones de amueblal
un pueblo q p,azos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
Election de Ieina
en- Bayamon,
,Cinco se1oritas Sc disc u
tan IA corona.
,,Sl- Msgestad ,Paulins primera
aleanzo Ia mayeris de. sus
Slbdit0S.

Ell resultado aver en- la eleccl6n de
reina de las flores en- la proximas fies
tas de estaciudad fue ell siguiente:
Feuita Gimenez.-7,9l9; Rosa Ma
ria Rodrfguez-7S20; Pulina Fernan
dez-sO9S; Urania de Juan-40;
Panchita Lebron-24.
Sc ha presentado en- esta ciudad
el inspector de ahmentos Sr. Torres.
EstA girando vista, y el resultado de
clio Sc espera que sera satisfactorio
para la salubridad publica. Ha hecho
decomiso y ha mandado a destruir
larticulos en- mai estado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
Aparicion del nuevo cometa

FL Director del Observatorio
Johannesburg ha hecho sus observa-
clones acerca del nuevo Cometa que
ha de presentarse muy pronto para
hacer algunos estragos en- el mum
do entero y Por ESQ Juan Pieras
Allen 80 en- la La Palmesana rea-
lizan los trajes hechos para caballc-
ros V ninos a cualquier precio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
Casa de Prestamos, J. Rendon y
Compania s. en- c.

Ell dia 10 W de Abril
4 las 2 p. m. tendra lugar TN
espl6ndido de las prem
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un precioso surtido de al.
hajas. Allen 2lFortaleza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14
Proxima boda en Santurce.

Aver hemos visto comprar el mo-
biliario complete: un rorero de luna,
tocado:es, consolas camas doradas y
la sillerfa de mimb1e en- los almacs-
nes de FL Cielo. La ceremonia Sc
celebrara en- H ato Rey en- los prime
ros dias de Abril. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14

En- esta .1mprenta sc veden
papel de periodicos viejos a
q quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-14

| Ha DIDO Vd. hablar acerca del
nuexo remedie Pam-ala? Es un espe-
Icffico para ell; Paludismo.
, 1910-03-16

Newton, Almira Gordon, Adelaide Henry,
Miss Gautier, Foryalter Fog.
Frederiksted.
March 9th-Per sloops "Mizpah" and
Getty Belle" for st, Thomas-BenDie aud
Alexander Williams, julius Hatchet, Alex
ander Edwards, Clementine Petersen, Eliza
de Nully and child.
March I2th-Per sloop CITY Belle from
st. Thomos-Sorah Bryan.
, 1910-03-16

way in Auat0Iia in consideration of a conces-
sion 10 exploit mines within a zone of
twenty miles on either side of the railway.
The newspapers criticjse this as excessive
pavment.
Berlin ady,ces report that the Roichs-
TAO and the Diet have held excited meetings
reoordine the suffrage riots The Socialists
condemned the police. whom the Government
defended, and blamed those who arranged
the ILLEGAL meeting. The Radicals, Poles
and So(iaIi.ts left the Diet while the Con-
seryativps continued the deba.e.
The Brazilian coffee exports in 1910 eX-
ceeded 1909, and the Government have re-
duced the exterior and interior transport
duty.
Washington. March 12th- Regrets are
expressed officially at the status of the
French CANADIAN tariff negotiations, and re-
taliatiou is feared instead Of reciprocity.
Pointe-a-Pitre, 11th-French cruiser Fri
ant from Algeria arrived one pm.
Trinidad, l2th-Great interest in the de-
velopmeut OF the OIL Mining Industry is
being taken here. and several companies
viii shortly lie loated in addition to
the Trinidad Oil Fields Company recently
launched in London. Tho Trinidad Asphalt
Company have erected n tank at Labrea
capable Of holding over two million gallons
OF oil and il is aIreody nearly filled, and q
second similar tank is in course Of erection.
The ~Guayoguayare syndicate with forty
four thousand acres OF lmd have several
wells showing oil freely, and experts are
arriving to test other properties.
London, March l+th-The deaths oro
announced of Nh. James O'Counor. Nation
alist NJ z. for West Wicklow, and MIR. III
notify Harrington, Nationalist NJ. Z. for
Dublin.
In the Trophy Gable Chess cbllngland
scored four and a half, and the United States
two and a half another American defeat
will give England permanent possession OF
the Trophy.
The Manchester Guardian says that some
Of those who hazed Mr.. Patton were tarred
with the same stick, and doubtless this ex-
plains his hostile reception. Mr.. Patten says
he received over five hundred letters, many
enclosing cash, with a request that he would
speculate for the senders, and his OBJ
ject in visiting the exchange was to show
that he was an ordinary man Of bust
ness, without horns or boots, he thinks
the situation viii develop SO as to
yiudica { his Judgment, and he viii Try and
return when he is better understood other
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-25
The use Of fine stock on the av
GRACE farm is only the exercise Of
good judgment
The Hum of the Hive.

Don't Keep bees unless you mean 10
give them the proper care ana atten-
ton.
Never at any time should honey be
left open around the apiary, for 1t al.
ways leads 10 robbinga
Bees cannot carry on their wonder
ful work without water. III they have
not access 20 natural sources i'm the
vicinity Of the apiary, water should be
given 10 them.
\ thousand colonies OF bees are used
annually i'm the cucumber greenhouses
" Massachusetts 10 carry fertIizinR
pollen There are 200 persons I'm the
state who keep bees
Taking or honey IS easy and simple
with the right equipment, which in
'Iudes inexpensive toOls-a bee smoker,
bee veil, chiscl or knife for O hive tool
Or pry and perhaps bee gloves or
wrstlcts.
Bees Ike 20 work better, probably.
Than any other living thing. They are
perfectly willing 10 work for nothing.
D"ard themselves and pay handsomely
Tor the privilege OF occupying on old
box. There IS room for a few hives
81 bees on every farm. Fruit poul-
iry and bees make a splendid conbina.
non when properly mixed-Eerm
80 80, .- ~<zN&s,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-25
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LOCALSANDpER SONAIa S0
~ 9eN q 1nS|

f. S. Lorett of Charleston, is bus
mess visitor in Bluefeld today
A. j. Francis OF White Gate, Va,
is nthe city today on business.
NJ. r. McCorkle of Richlands, Va,
was in the city on business today.
NJ. G.. Reid of Pocahontas was a
business visitor in Bluefield today,
J. s. Calvert OF Richmond, assis-
Itant district SsuperintdhdenE of the
Western Union was in the city today.
Mrs. Il. T. Spencer OF Giles street
who has been sick for several days is
greatly improved.
Captain and Mrs. ID. A. French left
today to visit friends and relatives at
Christiansburg, Va. S(-s&ff
Paul Jernagan OF Superintendent
Becker's office at the Norfolk& Yves.
tern division Headquarters, returned
last night from visit to Bedford
City, Va. R&
**@ <
Mrs. Sidney Wood OF Gordonsyille
Va, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. j. III. Rosenheim of Franklin
street for the past ten days, accom-
panied by her grandchildren Rather
inc and Lyle Bolton of Richmond, re-
turned home today. n
Your interest will be best served
by insuring with f.. II. Easley Insu..
| ance Agency.