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TION TO ALL PHONE ORDERS:
THEY ARE FILLED AS IL YOt
CALLED AT THE STORE. TRY ~
ONCE. u. G. PRATT X co. a1t =,
SECOND ST. PHONE 10.

Notice to those ladies who mako
their w gowns;-Cuttine and fitting
guaranteed. Address 311 w. silver
Phone 1449.
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FOR SALE-New fivA room modern
cottage on terms TO suit, Buy from
wne Address J.. @. Box. 2TS, city.
FOR SALE ~ Business property 1T
Belcn, n. NJ, bringing in 10 per cent
net, leased for five years; price S1a,-
Gee, half cash. \. Flelschcr, 212h y =
Second st.
FOR SALE-TMo and a half acres Of
land north OF town; on main ditch.
Bargain If taken at once. Address X
journal office.
FOR SALE-Tept house. Compare
lively new. Must be sold. owner
leaving the city. 7t0 Il, Santa Fe.
phone PCS.
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WHEN YOU WANT THE VERY
BEST GROCERIES, TO BE HAD IN
THE CITY GO TO u. q. PRATT &
Co, 21i s.. SECOND ST, PHONE 10.
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Seed roraIocs-csr Iot-E. ". Fec.
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PERSONAL

SEE Southwestern Realty Co. before
YOU huv real estate.
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Total sales for the day 55S.30O
shares.
Bonds We're firm: total sales. par
value. $2.s43.000.
United States bonds unchanged OF
call.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-10

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
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Forbes, who is well-liked in Manila.
Forbes is a mixer. Himself an ath'
lete, ne patronizes all sorts Of out
door sports, opening ball seasons, ETH,
and his automobiles contribute much
TO the life and vim of the capital.
Govrenor-General Forbes imported
five Arabian horses for the use of his
friends addicted to polo.
DR.. Nesom has the Bureau of Agri-
culture organized in all the various
divisions-animal, industry, plant in.
dustry, publications, etc. A periodi-
cal devoted to the agricultural inter
ests is regularly issued. DR.. Nesom
has the oversight of eight expert
ment stations in various branches. In
the animal industry division he has
no less than forty-three veterinar-
ians under him. The money disburs.
ed under his direction amounts to a
million pesos, or about $5OO,0OOO a
year.
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Chief Of Agriculture
For The Philippines
Visiting Honolulu

DR.. G.B. Nesom, Director of the
Bureau of Agriculture, Manila, visit
ed the Capitol on Saturday in com
pany with DR.. Norgaard, the Terri
torial veterinarian. He has been in
these Islands since December o.
when he arrived from San Francisco,
being on a tour around the world,
chiefly for the purpose Of investigat-
ing the sugar industries Of different
countries. DR.. Nesom will leave on
the steamer Korea on Thursday next
for Japan, China, and Manila
In conversation with Star re-
porter, Dr. Nesom said the sugar in
dustry in the Philippines was in a
backward state There is not a first
class mill in the group, and no cen.
trifugal sugar is produced-nothing
but mat sugar and muscovados The
land is there and suitable for sugar
raising, but the industry is not be
ing pushed in any marked degree.
That the situation will not always
be stagnant is evidenced by DR.. Ne
SONS present tour. which is Incl
dental to a vacatioo of eight months
after a service of nearly six years.
He went out in 1904
While DR.. Nesom would not dis
cuss Philippine politics, as being for
eign to his position, he said that the
island were developing IowIy. In
their administration they were living
up to the Mckinley policy. He spoke
very highly of Governor-General
decreed to pay to your petitioner said
sum of Four Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars ($45O,OOO. OO), or in the
alternative that the United States be
decreed to account to your petitioner
for the rents, profits and emoluments
derived from said Crown Lands after
deducting the necessary and proper
expenses of managing the same, for
the period of six years next preceding
the date OF filing this petition.
Fourth: For costs and for such 9TH
er, further and general relief as to the
court seems meet.
LILIUOKALANI.
Kinney, Baliou, Prosser & Anderson,
attorneys FOR petitioner.
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SUGAR FACTORS
CONM[SJLOV MERCHANTS
INSURANCE AGENTS,
AGENTS EoR

Hawaiian Commercial 4 sugar Com
pGny. 1aazsaa'133SS
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TONIGHT's CONCERT.

Beginning a 730 this evening the
band will present the following num-
bers at Emma square:
March-The Fairest of the Fair. Sausa
Overture-Paragraph Three ..Suppe
Intermezzo-Kisses .. .Hubbell
Selection-The Martyrs-Danizetti
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs, ar. by Berger
Selection-Newly WEEDS. . Bratton
Waltz-Belle Ami Weisler
Observation-Disclosures Daughter-Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner.
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same, for and during the term of her
natural life
II. That portions of said Crown
Lands have been reserved by the
United States Of America for use as
military and naval stations, that 9TH
er portions have been proclaimed for
est reserves, that other portions have
been alienated and sold, and that the
remaining portions are in the posses
sion, use and control of the govern
ment of the Territory of Hawaii, I'M
der and by virtue of the provisions
Of Section 81 of the said Act of April
go 1900, being can Act to provide
Government for the Territory Of Ha-
wall"
49, That petitioner claims of the
United States Of America the sum or
Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand dol
lars (S450,OGO .OO( as and for the net
rents, profits and emoluments derived
from said Crown Lands during the six
years next preceding the filing of this
petition, after deducting the necessary
and proper expenses of managing the
same.
10. That your petitioner is sole
owner and the only person interested
in this claim, that no assignments or
transfer of said claim or of any part
thereof or interest therein has been
made; that said claim has not been
presented to Congress or any Depart
ment, except that bills for the relief
of your petitioner have been introduced
in Congress from time to time and re-
ferred to committees, but no report
Of any committee either favorable or
adverse has ever been made and no
action taken on such bills by either
Houes of Congress, that claimant is
justly entitled to the amount herein
claimed from the United States, after
allowing all just credits and set-offs;
that the claimant has at all times since
becoming a citizen of the United States
borne true allegiance to the Govern
ment of the United States and has not
in any way voluntarily aided, abetted
or given encouragement to rebellion
against the said governmet, and that
she believes the facts as stated in this
petition to be true.
Wherefore your petitioner prays:
First: That the United States of
America be summoned to appear and
answer this complaint and be bound
by the proceedings herein.
Second: That the United States
be decreed to be a Trustee of the
Crown Lands hereinbefore specified for
the use and benefit of your petitioner
SO far as her equitable life interest in
said Crown Lands is concerned
Third That the United States be
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BORN.
ALMEIDA-In Honolulu, January 9,
1910, to the wife Of M. Almeida, Jr,,
a son.
CO-ENJO4 YOURSELF.

You may travel, attend church, or
places of amusement, without fear OF
headache, dizziness, sick-stomach,
nervousness or other distressing
symptoms if you will take one or
two Of Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They never fail to remove every dis
agreeable symptom, due to nervous
ness or excitement.
rs doses, 25 cents. Never sold In
bulk.
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pany. aoash
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation. =
Maui Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
HaleAkala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch. ne
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Conc gano Taj|ou ell
! tIono Ge Abisinia
Continuation de Ia pagina Ia,


clos Sc hacen con ceremonlas de
gran inter para los arqueologos, pc
10 que Sc comprenden muy POGO.
De igual interes es el hecho de que
Ahisinia representa- el antique RENO
bfb6co de Sheba y la bien fundada
tradici6n que Menelik es descendien-
te del rey Salemon y de Ia relna de
Sheba. Laporcion de Ablsinia como
cida por Shoa viene del yielo nom
bre Sheba.
Recientemente Sc ha descubierto
un viejo manuscrito, por N. Hugues
Leroux, que retiere Ia historic de Ia
vista de la,reina de Sheba al rey Sa-
lomon. Desde el punto de vista ablsl
MO, Magda, Reina de Sheba, apareee
visitando akrey Solomon, que Sc mos
tr6 muy ingalieoso y agradahle.
Elrey deseaba que ella permane-
ciese mas tempo en- su palaclo V ella
consmtio bajo,condicion que el la tra
tase con respeto. El rey consintlo en-
eho hajo condioion que ella no toma-
Sc NADIA que perteneciera el en- Ell
paiacio. Entonces lie dio a conner en-
Ia oena un manjar que Ia hizo ~entlr
extnmadamente sedienta. Mas tar
de, cuando. ella necesito aqua fu6 al
cuarto del rey y la.tomo, y asi quedo
el rev re!ewado de la promeSa
Despues de marcharse a Sheba la
rena tuvcNm hijo que Sc llamo Meme
lik. Segun la tradicion, 81 fue a leru-
salem en- el tempo Gle David y ALI
fue coronado rey de Utopia.
El moderno descend;ente del an
&icuo Menelik ha sido universalmen
te considerable como el mas capaz
de los cohernante> africano> natiyos.
Nescle que sc c:4-o con Taitou en-
lSS;. ella h0 ,ilo =, conStante con-
selera. El' resisti6 Halientemente to-
das las tentativas de los europeos pa
ra ganar un,palmo de terra Ell sa pals
Sc dice que'tl hubiese hecho algunas
concesiones a los italianos despues
que ellos inwadleron el pals, sino hui
biera sido por la oposici6n de Tatou.
Ella siempre estaba por la pelea
hasta el fin ,Mata, .latai iMata :
era el.consejonue ella daba 4 Mcneil.
FL era guiado por ella. Los italianos
debilitadospor el china tropical y sor
prendidos por Ia fuerza del salvaie
enemigo, fueron cediendo en- todas
parties. En- Adowa lO.o0o de elos fue
ron matados tomados prisioneroS Y,
perdieron todos los dpminios Ell Abi-I
sinia.
Meneliky V Taitou gozaron entonces
de un largo perfodo de prosperidad.
Hace un aho que Ell viejo emperatiar
cay6 enfermo gravemente. 81 fsijo1
que Taitou 10 habia envencnado. 10
que no Sc cludd por los anteceeiente<
de Ia experiences matrimonial de
ella.
Los ieies ahisinio5 NJ combinaren
para privarla 4 ella H toao a.cen-
dienre er ID nieva corte.
Fl peq'ieto Iidl la-.on tprincine
Jesus! nieto de Mnnelik plr ~ Nnica
hija, fuh hecho emperadef.
Isitou vire retirada ie Ia co1es
pero ella es todavia 81 p3dcr detras
del trono. La poSicrin lie I.idI IA!
sson es una posici0n con.pletamente !
intranduila.
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.CONT|NUAN |NTRAN n
QU|L0S EN- LARES.
Cada fuerte rafaga que SO
pla, Green llegada la ho
ra de asegurar los bohlos
Dos profesores tayieron IN en-
cuentro personal resultando
uno de ellOs herido.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Stbre s.-Nuestro amigo don Vi
cente Borges Ortiz que fue nomlna-
do para CONCEAL en- Ia convenclon
celebrada reclentemente, ha presen-
tado la renuncla.
Ell cabo Rivera denuncio a Angel
Ndlez Bracero por portar armas pro
hlhidas.
Fl aqua de estos dias aqui viene
acompanada de fuertes rafagas V
tiene asustado a estos veclnos. Guam
do el viento scpla con fuerza le pre-
guntan unos a otros 6sera tormenta ;
Estos tiempos borlascosos son sig
nos de temporal.
I.l mafz v habichuelaS Sc estan
vendiendo a preclos elevadislmos,
+ y 10 nismo pasa con la carne; Ia de
cerdo como la de res, ell pueblo Ia es-
ia comiendo a veintiocho centavos
el kilo.
En- las dos tiltimas semanas ha
entrallo a este pueblo mas de mil
qulntales de mafz, procedentes de
los campos de San Sebastian. En-
Lares, no ha tenido el rendimlerto
que Sc esperaba del maiz sembrado.
Fl professor Angel Nelez cito a
Antonio Cantre Rodriguez, professor
t;.mbien para que lie acompah:.ra al
campo, como en- efecto asi 10 hizo; al
llegar al callejon de un cafetal fuera
del pueblo, lie acometi6 Nelez a Can
tire con un revolver, disparandole
lin tiro, tenicndo Ia suerte de no ma
tarlo. Cantre recibi6 de Nflez golpes
en- la cabeza que lie hicleron perder
sangre; la aggression dc la cabeza fue-
ron hecha con el arma que portaba
Aelez.
La policia Sc dirigi6 inmediata-
mente al lugar del suceso enconran-
do el revolver a orillas del callejdn,
el cual, 10 habia abandonado q agre-
sor, teniendo dicha arma cuatro
capsulas y un casqulllo.
En- el mismo lugar Sc lie extravi6
al professor Cantre una cartera conte-
niendo veinte y seis pesos, treil.ta
centovos, Ia que no ha ponido ercon
trarse hasta la fecha.
Lamentamos el >uceso.
I'm la corte municipal fueron VIZ
tos los slgulentes casos Contra Pc
do Rivera Y Alfredo Rivera ronde-
nados 4 2y dias de carcel a cada ul.a
pnr agresi6n; Cefetno Ruiz, por al
terar la paz = pesos q dos dias d
arre-to: Rafaela Nfie1, por alfera,
u pah IN peso de 'A4lta C,regoriG
Lopez per infracc.6a leve~ Sari!ad
TN peso j I'm cia de arre,to los,
Alvarez y lose Santiago por al.era,
Ia paz ahsueltos:: Pedro Rivera Y Al
fredo Rivera por alterar la paz alb
sIcltos. Dos casos mas sobreSeldos
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D|RECT0A|O DE- SAN JUAN

Practicante. - Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador - San
Francisco p. Te.efono, Mum. 43.
| San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. La seho-
ita Lola Mas. ofrece dar clases en-
su casa 8 4 domicilio. San Juan.
Crlsto I.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
? patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan.
lngeniero Civil.-R anon Gan
dfa Cordova. Tetuan So, ciudad 8
Parada y Santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Abogados. .-Emigdio S. Ginoro
Manuel NJ. Ginorlo, Allen 60.
Telefono 1858. Box 366.San Juan.
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COMMERCIAL,

+ n I r A D AS D E I.
EXTERIOR.
Goleta americana Estelie
kreger de Philadelphia.
DESPACHADOs PARA EJ.
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BUQUES EN- PU ERTO DEL
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En- esta imprenta Sc sende papeI :,
pei iodlco. vie|os a sl 9uir.alJ
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DineTo Y Te|oj gratis.

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la oalud" el mejor patenti-
zado para la sangre. ell esto-
mago, el higado, y iosrihones,
col0quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie-
ia que Sc oirece y al mandar-
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una Comisidn en- dinero, '
IN reloj gratis. E.scriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency" Tetuan %. San
Juan. pto. Rico.
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OEMLlQN[POlT[E[f(]1FIE e..

-5D6nde estas?-Por doquier-6Que buscas'-G.or!a
-sQuien te g,la?-La luz-6Qle orendas 9-Seso
-xQue levas en- las manoso-El Progreso.
-IQue escrfbes en- los marmoles2-La Historic.
-xQuien guarda tus hazanas2-La memoria.
-SConoces la virtud?-La mdo peso
-Tu enemigo Sc llama. ..-Retroceso.
-tQue esperas de los siglos?-La victoria.
Ell presente De el soy senior dueno.
Ell pasado immortal ..-Por mi esta escrlto
Ell futuo "A mi vista Sc anonada.
-sQue les das 4 tus siervos?-El ensueho
-dEs tn orgullo satanico 2-lnfnito.
-IQuien eres ?-El saber.-oQue sabes?-nada.
Antonio Zoznya.
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WAVES EXTRAORDINARIOS
ia Sis 1880
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It ALTA NOVElAD.

En- el tiltimo vapor ha recibldo el
acreditado establetimiento La Mn
IA eli mas fsplendido sartido de
.ombreros de Ltof,o Mojeios de i'll
TINA novedad. Los hay de todos t,-
mafos y los Joveres pueden hallar ea
Ia acreoitada casa de- sehor P. Gar
cia las mis- elegantes tolm.s de rl,i-
ma novedad en- Europa. 10. sombre-
ros de Itai'a que hay en- L.A NM :
son lbs B,cos en- Puerto Rico Sofa
mente importados por La NINE. i.
calle lie i. Fortaleza. nf.mcro y
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Ruiz, SaIdaha & Co

sse ofrecen al pIhlico tomo opera
ipFes en- Rsdio>oopia y Rsdiograiia-
. .ontsrdo al efecto con IN buen apara-
70 de Rsyos y j scoesoIics nes esarios.
cut as splieaciooes 90 haris en- CO.
xi5n COZ "a osc.tz del Doctor Sa;Sa-
Ia. Allen St. 81.
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THE
LONDON DIRECTORY

Published Annually
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out the World to commun+
cate direct With English
Manufacturers & Dealers
IL each class of goods Besides
being a complete commercial gui.
de to London and its suburbs the
Directory contains lists of
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with the goods they ship and the
Colonial and Foreign Markets
they supply;
STEAMSHIP LINES
arranged under the Ports to which
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xinate sailingS
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ties of the United Kingdom
A copy of the current edition
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advertisement trade cards for FL,
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En- estaimprenta Sc vende papel de
periodioos vielos q 81 quintal
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.LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE

1tinerario de trere, ? vapores que
empezara q regir desde e. 10. de Sep.
tiembre de 1909.
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OFRECEMOS AL PUBL|CO
EI IiInpiador VACUUM marra "SAlTO.

Con las siguicntes caranas de fabrica
Marchara coIstantemene sin calentarse nterrumprse
"Iiene po minute destitucion calculada de - 80
pies cbico de are bre Producra ximo de
pugadas. segnn e mercuro Standard de los f. L. u
Durara de lo 20 amos. usandose diariamente.
"tl SANIO tabaia de cuaqner cubo de luz ncandes
cente. costo de oentavos la hora Fl 'SANTO"
podr nunca superado para e hoear pero tamben
gran capacidad 10 hace apeecIbe para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAA IGLESIAS, iOSPITALES y otros
edifcos grandes aga vista nuestras ofcinas para
yer la demonstration, po ctain mandaemos el apaato
cualquie so en San Juan para demostraro privado
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-10
COLOR LINE DECISION,

The Special Correspondent o
the n. q. Picayune wires the fol
lowing from Washington, -. G..
under date of Monday of thi,
| week:
The Court Of appeals to da,
sustained tho lower court and tb,
District Board of Education, hold
ing that s year old Isabel Wall,
who has one sixteenth negro bloo,
IN her veins, is colored and is not
entitled to attend the whit,
schools.
"Congress having failed to dc.
fiue the meaning of the word col.
Ored, ~ says the court, 'the duty
has necessarily devoIved i'm the
first instance at least upon the
Board of Education to determine
what children are white and what
are colOred whenever that unes.
ton arises ia particular case.
ain the absence Of a definition
in our own statute we are compel
led to ascertain the popular mean
ing OF the word scolored. As ear
ly as 1920 Mr.. Justice Story de-
c'ared that the word had acquired
definite meaning as mulatto. ne
gro, etc, though it was not neces-
sary in the case before him to ex.
press more definitely what the
meaning was"
The petitioners contended that
the word "colored" must be given
its common or POI ular significance.
"Negro physical characteristic and
negro blood must combine in one
to render cOlored. ,
Regarding this contention, Chief
Justice Shepard says:
''It must be remembered that
the learned trial justice had found
that there was TO be observed or
the child physical characteristics
which afforded ocular evidence
suggestive of aught save the eau
casian. He declined, however, to
accept this delusive test of race
and based his conclusion that the
petitioner is 'colored' upon the
fact that she has a proportion Of
negro blood, not more than one.
eighth and not less than one-sjx.
teenth."
In conclusion, Chief Justice
Shepard says:
cit il urged that hardship
VIII be inflicted upon the petition. |
or, q conclusion at which we have
1t may be, however.
hat greater evils would result
rom a different one. Be that an
{ may, our province is to inter.
)ret the legislation, not to enact it,
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GOOD NEWS FROM TIE
YOUTHS COMPANION

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