The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25
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BY
THE MAN
AROUND
rOWN
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made Governor Frear Doctor of Laws He has to doc
good them when the legislature sits and it's cure or kill
Nothing succeeds bringing bayng pack
heels Jack Atkinson immigration commissioner in Manchuria
been 5 M n the god T e % p sent OF the P O
by mischemakers into causing little trouble arrival that
gantOn The fact stands that he has despatched Hawaii
likely class of future citizen seers-peope to man the land
his phrase would describe themas has entered these isl
ands similar circumstances providing only that they be kept
here long enough become attached the soil If Russian mmig
ton be handled at this end of the line well thus far
the other the Atkinson will be gratefully remembered by
who directed their fOrbears into land Well paid for his
strange thanks due who what
paid for Yet he does nobody has right to out him for tax
sible muckrakers plying their craft behind his back
having grand ues that are not afraid to
look for fire wherever smoke is
only those who believe that anyone the using
eating drink vote no to prohibition those who live off the business of
friends to form consolation party
The long, appear be forgiven by it's
morning contemporary for anticipating the latter in seria
ducng uncle Sans Cook Book for feature of the weekly
zine section Leaswise contributor Sunday that
has not ceased angushn the from the publication
OF the st nsament until now The Star should play the good
Samaritan to his gastricay distressed printing
Papa Wilson Washington if appraised of the emergency would
doubt set his cookery experts at work again to produce the matter
sufferer probably lacks originality in vsceIa pains much
IF womens hats to be kept getting bigger they
made dirigible.
Is ever an attempt made going be made compel
of days and horse vehicles generally rules
of the road within this municipality? The conduct of them
Asatcs in particular driving wrong side or in the middle
the public highways Not merely IS if n t upon
the road but is of accident
of other vehicles peorce compelled themselves
in order the offending anywe
great there danger pnche ques
ton few examples made in the police put fear
the law in the sOd breast besides aiding repenis municipal
treasury to the advantage of the good roads BE it
that all surplus of expenditures provided
roads, while when there is deficiency is the
atoh Oh FUNDS therefore 1t most lifting that they who violate
the rules of the road should be allowed escape penalties
THAT 50 to road maintenance
E>zSsSE>Ssaau
doctor of Laws the grace Yae partly responsible for the
recommendations which resulted the Organic
which have brought this really good
hOmbre when you know him. with all his little stiffness
t best governor had.
NOTES FROM THE SOCIETY BUDGET:-Edde DOuthtt has
him a pair of striped flannel trouserines.
OF A. F. Judd has him with hair the wOoley kind
from Boston, the "WOoey' kind for he's prohibition
c. c. Clark has bought him perambuatOr He will train his
to be preacher, printer; there's money printing
The Honorable John KamanOuu will again for the Lega
ture, and WILL of course be elected
It Attorney LighOot has bought him office chair
job Bachelor has had his watch repaired.
Phil Dankey him displaying great
Inc Duuhg elevator mas not Iaeh since the com
IS mercial Clubs photograph quit playing evening airs
p John Martin has joined the prohibition party.
Old Doc Macka has found where he buy three tins of
b. q. Rivenbugh, Ferns chambre, has had him hi
bottles BACKED and the brush scaped from his handsome mush
be meeting Dingbat at O'Clock
Jack Sculy has been invited spend week Reno with jim
50 Jefries.
TODAY's NOVELETTE,.
Chapter
Nineyear old girl reports outrage to police
Chapter 2.
Chief McDuffe arrests the guilty