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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23
Observatory

When the officials of the College of Hawaii were looking for
favorable location for their observatory they wanted property with
high elevation that they could obtain the largest sweep of ocean
view and the pues atmosphere. After carefully considering
every section of the city and being favoaby impressed with its per-
feet location without mountain clouds MIST they decided upon
lot in the NEW OCEAN VIEW DISTRICT. The Comet is
here according schedule and during stay you an in
vaon to the pavilion and house building near the
observatory Come and take look the Comet and eniov
the magnificent scenery and delightful climate of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23
HalIey's Comet Rises Over Koko Head

The worlds greatest phenomena may be from the
OCEAN VIEW DISTRICT rising beautiful Koko Head
every morning at 1t that Nature love with
Honolulu and avos her than any other city With aleys
Comet to visit us only lifetime and then make its
pearance directly over the Koko Head scenery visible from
lot in the OCEAN VIEW TRACT, indeed proof that the
beauty and spendor of the heavens well all that beautiful
earth belongs the Paradise Of the Pacific
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23
HIS ADVANTAGE.

TO reclte the Village Blacksmith"
The hoarse boy was the choice;
For he had local color with
The sharp rasp in his voice.
Chicago News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23
PAVED STREETS, KOKO HEAD BREEZE,
SUFFICIENT RAINFALL, EXCELLENT SOIL
GOOD LOCATION PURE ATMOSPHERE.

Take the Waaae and upon arrival Kamuki call
at branch office charge of E. L. Hutchinson who will be
pleased to show the property and supply you with MAPS ea
re and all the information you may require Our fixed prices are
$500 for lots and $500 for inside lots IS it. $50 it,
l,250 So it. EACH Our $50 cash down and $1,000
per month each lot Call up telephone 659 and make an ap
pointment with of our representatives.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23
NARROWING THE FIELD.

81 cannot make a choice There are
so many candidates for my hand"
LET 'em hold a primary them
Louisville Courier-J Journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23
ARTISAN WATER, HIGH ELEVATION,
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE,
LEVEL PROPERTY, COOL AND FEALTHFUL
The Opportunity of Your Life

To Haey Comet and buy hghcla8s suburban property
growing city with limited Conservative investors and
ocean-vew homeseekers directing their entire attention
the OCEAN VIEW DISTRICT, where the Comet makes its first
appearance and where hundreds of workmen employed
improving preparing and providing residential property for Greater
Honoluus 100000 American population If you your
money the OCEAN VIEW DISTRICT today you will get the
full benefit of Honouus great future profit the same as those
who invested Spokane and Los Angeles several years ago. Now
your opportunity Haeys Comet and buy OCEAN VIEW
DISTRICT property cheaper than will be sold again.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-23

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PARADISE PARAGRAPHS

Continued Page Nine)
stumbled Hawaii lere
that beats it-AUsIala!
There's talk or diquor Fennel John Martin
Mr. Rider have each refused the edorsp r. Miner
not been offered the position
Frank Godfrey is writing history Hawaii
fuses to publish it,
Were you ever able to find in the right place in the tee-
phone directory?
Brecons refers to the July pebsce coming Joy
election" o 80
In the Philippines is question of the Friar
IL sometimes the trea lands Guess the Friar lands
the tIalr lands (be the makes a
They say Mark Twain smoked was only seventve
when he died Too bad He bright Imagine dear old
"HelO, PeteT
"'LO Mark!
"Can enter?'
"NOllin' dOin'r
"Wha fOr?'
mo humOrists allowed in heaven"
"WheIe shall | gO?'
"Belowyou have your choice the six best cellars"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
AUSTRIA MAY FOLLOW
ITALY'S NAVAL PLANS
Building of BattIeships Involves
Triple Alliance

It is reported that the Italian ad-
niralty contemplstes the construction
Of four super -Dreadnoughts OF $4,000
tons each as soon as the slips Of the
four DreadnOughts which are now
being built become free. The construc-
tion of the Italian vessels which are
now on the slips viii be pushed for
ward so that the first division viii be
finished by 1913 at the latest One Of
them, the Dante Aleghieri, is already
launched, so that the second division,
therefore, may be expected TO be com
pleted by 1915. This proposed increase
OF the Italian navy has a double i'm
portance for Great Britain, first as a
possible opponent in the Mediterranean.
because, after all, Italy belongs TO the
Triple Alliance on terms which never
have been made public. and, secondly,
because the Austrian shipbuilding pro-
gram viii be Influenced thereby, and
every new Italian Dreadnought will
ultimately be answered by another
in Austria The navy propaganda al
ready demands that the monarchy
must also have eight Dreadnoughts by
1915.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
BUSTAR RAJAHS
HYBRID RAJPOOTS
Horrible Practice of Members of
Sect Who Belong to the
Family of Moon

The ra5ahs Of Bostar are hybrid raj
poots, claiming to be Of the family Of
the moon. and have reigned in Bustar
Tor between 500 and 500 years.
The family bears the name Of Rath-
putty, and every year the rajah has to
sit on the Rath at the festival Of the
Dusseerah wearing the Jewels Of the
goddess Dunteshwaree, the tutelary
GODDESS Of the state. which are brought
from Dantawara temple for the pur-
pose.
Save for the Jewels he is clad only in
wreaths OF flowers" saws a writer in
ne Wide World. and when we saw
MIN ne looked very solemn. almost
ashamed Of himself. as he passed US.
IN connection with this ceremony
there used TO be a brutal custom Of
dragging the Rath, q huge sort Of jug
gernaut car Weighing many tons over
The bodies Of live buffaloes. often only
partly killing them.
This horrible practice we determined
10 put an end 20, and through the
priests my husband sent an order TO
TINS effect to the palace one day before
the ceremony. or course, we always
respected their religious ideas as far
as possible. but this was TOO much
The senior Rance, the practical ruler
"a NAtS sNdAS III We arrived ana z very
clever and imperious old lady, sent 20
say, after much argument and hesita-
uon. that the new order should be
obeyed, and we breathed more easily.
During the evening, however, we got
Information that this was only a blind
and that she and the priests were de-
termined to carry out the usual bru-
tality. Ny husband accordingly sent
for the head men OF his police force
and gave them strict orders that on no
account was the buffalo crushing to be
permitted. II It occurred, he said. he
would cease to be administrator next
day
We spent a sIeepless night and a
very anxious morning. Fortunately we
had some very loyal Mohammedan con-
stables, headed by a faithful inspec-
tor, Ahmed Hussain Khan. and these
men were told to accompany the pro-
cession. Ny husband and a further
contingent, with the elephants - the
best means Of dispensing q riotous mob
were ready TO act If required.
The procession was accompanied by
thousands Of people, and at one point
of the route an attempt was made to
carry out the juggernaut ceremony,
but. thanks to the frmness of the po-
lice and some respect for the admins
traitors orders on the part OF the lead
ing men, the Rath proceeded to its des-
tination small temple about four
miles of without the loss OF a single
life. mans or beasts. 1t was a great
triumph for the British raj and made
us feel we had not been sent to Bustar
for nothing"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
SAUSAGES WERE MADE A
THOUSAND YEARS AGO
Bottled Hash Is No Young
Chicken

Hail TO the sausagei exclaims the
Mobile Register. The luscious fruit Of
2 combination Of pork. spices and meat
chopper is now celebrating its one
thoUsan6th birthday. And in Austria
and Germany happy folks are singing:
Were happy and .contented when wine
and music flow,
For sausage was invented a thousand
years agow
II was in the tenth century that the
tasty pork sausage was given to a de-
serving humanity. and ii was not until
600 wears later that Germany began
introducing spices into the sausage,
which Immediately gave the product
Of that country a worldwide reputation
that time can never erase.
A few years ago a sausage exhibition
was held in Switzerland and over LOO
varieties of sausages were on view
more than half coming from Germany.
Making sausage was IN the good old
days Of long ago a queens recreation.
A wife's ability 10 make good sausages
counted for more than wealth and
beauty combined.
To appreciate sausaEes one must have
been born and reared back on the
farm" where dad was getting the win
uer's meat ready on ''butchering" day
such a day OF days to the bare
footed boy" on the farmi
No. you can't get those sausages at
the corner butcher shop. There is only
one place where you can get them, and
that is back on the farm"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
AUDIENCES GROW OLD,
BUT ACTRESSES NEVER
They Cling to Stage Like Ivy
TO a Tree

A certain dramatic agent Of New
York told at q club story both anus
ing and true.
ITO grow old properly" he said, eis
to grow old keeping the mind and the
heart young. Few accomplish this
feat, but all think they do so. That
misconception prevents old age from
being tragic.
you all know Helen Dash. She is a
great grandmother now, but she was
once a famous actress. She clung to
the stage 10 the very last; she saw.
year by year, her applause lessen. her
salary decrease and her press notices
shorten. Yet 90 you think that Helen
Dash was unhappy Not at ALL
Not at all When, one night in her
sixty-eighth year. Helen in a new role
got. instead of tumultuous applause,
cold silence and even a few venomous
misses. she took the contretemps
calmly. and on the way home she said
10 her maid, a worn old woman like
herself:
q think I'll retire. Acting is
u hankless work nowadays. The pubic
Vas aged So
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
WAITER REBUFFS
A CURIOUS GUEST
Answer to Impertinent Question
Proves Disconcerting to an
Inquisitiye Man

'Inquisitive persons" said a one
armed waiter in Chicago quicklunch
restaurant. as he slid ham and"
with mustard, to a businessman with
a crouch, give me pain"
Agreed" responded the business
man, and so do talkative walters"
Come on. quit yer kiddin'; we got
a regular Monday crouch on. amt you?
Listen and I'll tell you why people who
can't mind their own business give
me that pain I just spoke about"
The businessman took huge bite
Of his ham and" ordered "a coffee"
and uttered a cultural Go ahead"
We'll. there was a gent come in
here just before you come in said
the waiter, who admits. by the way,
that he does not use the best English,
and he was one O them guys what
wants to know why an when an
where an who an what about every
thing he sees When he cast his eyes
on me, me wit only one arm, you
know. a-sailin in an out among the
tables with trays O. food balanced on
me good hand, he set right up an
took notice"
What did he say?" asked the busi-
nessman, putting two Jumps into his
coffee.
He never said nuthin' at first
responded the waiter. He Jest looked
at me an looked as though L was
the queerest food pilot he ever seen.
Then 1 guess his inquisitiveness got
the best of him, cause he called me
over an he says:
Friend, see we lost your arm
Il was sore clean through. With
my good hand I reached and picked
IL i
into IL. I looked kind O. surprised
and I turned to him and says:
BY jove, ole chap. so I have I
hadn't noticed it'"-Chicago News.
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CONSUL ADVISES CAUTION
IN MEXICAN LAND DEAL s
Personal Investigation Is Sug-
gested Before Buying

number of American real estate
promoters have gone to Mexico during
the last few years. Thousands of
Americans have been induced to come
TO Tampico for purposes of investiga-
tion and investment" writes Consul
Clarence A Miller of Tampico
Many persons, Influenced by the
glowing descriptions in the literature
Of the real estate companies. invested
all their savings in a number of acres
Of land which they had never even seen.
Others brought their families with
them, and had only sufficient money to
make a first payment on a few acres.
Numbers of such families have become
destitute because Of being without
means to clear their land and support
themselves until they could produce
something.
Some of those who have bought
lands in this way, especially among
those who did not come to make a
personal investigation. have received
inferior land or imperfect deeds.
such occurrences not only work a
hardship upon the victims. but give a
bad name to all of the land men, al
though most of them are honest and
reliable. The American people should
be cautioned not to invest hastily, and
not to invest at all in land projects
without making a trip OF personal in
yestigation.
However, many Americans have
been successful in this section in farm
ing, fruit growing, cattle raising, etc.
Colonies of prosperous American farm
ers are TO be found in the following
places in this district. Chamal, Soto la
Marina. Columbus, Los Esteros and
Altimira, all in the state OF Tamaulipas,
and at Wales, San Dieguito, Las Pal
mas, Los Platanos, Coco and Guerrero,
all in the state of San Luis Potosi. In
addition, there are number of Ameri-
can farmers who are dong we'll in the
vicinity Of Victoria. Forlon and Ar
guelles, in the state of Tamaulipas, and
g number are also succeeding in the
northern part of the state Of Vera
cruz"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

bachelor laughs inwardly when he
is in company with a lot of married
women who feel sorry for him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

A man feels about as much at home
in a dry goods store as he does in a
kitchen
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
LOST AND FOUND

DoST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society OF San Francisco in the name
Of Michael German, No. 400-674. The finder
will please return to bank. Unless same is
returned within hve days a new book will be
issued to the applicant.
LOST@On Oakland ferry, 6:4s D. m. trip
December Q. 1910. lady's handbag. containing
money and jewelry. Return to MRS. JESSIE
KNOwLTON, 1869 Buchanan St, apt. 2, and
receive liberal reward.
DoST-Lady's plain gold watch with monogram
i. II. inside; in back. full name, Isabella Heis-
kell lost in the vicinity Of Stockton, Geary
and 0'Farren SITS. Return 233T15 Haste St.
Berkeley; reward.
L0ST-Elks' charm; head on side. upraised
hand holding glass on other. Leave Palace no.
tel office and receive reward.
LOST-A heart shaped opal, surrounded by dia-
monds; reward return to 3129 Washington
ST; phone Fillmore IT'S.
LOST-White and black Llewellyn setter. in
Richmond district; reward Return "a 9Th az.
LoST-Brown water spaniel. white spot on
breast; reward. Phone Pacific 1SS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
BERKELEY APARTMENTS

NORTHGATE. 1909 Euclid av.; tel Berkeley
1915. Home F2534: north entrance of univer-
sity campus-Apartments and private bath.
single rooms, steam heat and call bells in
every room; sleeping porches; first class table
board; special winter rates NJ. N. HENRY.
Euclid av., BERKELEY-UP TO DATE HOUSE
KEEPING APIS. WITH EVERY MODERN
CONVENIENCE: GALL ANY TIME; MUST
BE SEEN TO RE APPRECIATED.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
FURNISHED.


s2no-ff rs large grounds; Clay nr. Maple.
S1oO-6 r: middle: 1924 Jackson nr. Jones
S75-7 r: 1928 Clay nr- Walnut; elegantly frr-
nished house; grand plano: library, etc
artistic home.
s72 5o-S r house; 1905 Webster mr. California
S60-e T.: 1923 Leavenworth nr. jackson. dat
$50 5O-5 +; 1902 Jones nr. Pacific.
500 800 T. and b.; 1895 Clay cor Leaveuworth
S22 so and S32. .5O-S T. and b.; 816o Caiifornis
nr. Lyon; furnished and partly furnished
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
COTTAGES TO LET

FOR ssle.To be removed. cottage, large
rooms. cheap. Apply NV cor. 18th and
Dolores sts
ARTISTIC. sunny cottage rooms and bath:
front and rear lawns; gardeners services. &c
Parnassus av.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
AGENTS WANTED
Statesmen AND SOLICITORS


WANTED-3 energetic. reliable speciality sales
osition for retailers; worth $500 to $3.50
monthly to producers; give references and per
msnent address in first letter Address A. e .
1903 Strauss building Chicago Ill.
statesmen make 500 per cent profit selling our
GOLD WINDOW LETTERS NOVELTY
SIGNS and CHANGEABLE SIGNS; 500 varle-
ties enormous demands catalogue free Sui
LIvAN CO., 1884 Van Buren st. Chicago, III
IF YOU have the ability to sell oil stock IT will
pay you to write F. D. BURR 20 Bacon bldg
Oakland. Cal.
MEN to sell stock in corporation on
commission basis. Box 40e, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED

PROTESTANT second girl for easy, steady
place. . in family. country, $50: cook for
American family. $780, cook and downstairs
girl. $35; cooks for German families s35
and $40; young second girl $50; parlor maid.
waitress. $50; French or German seamstress
$35; maid who can sew well and be useful
$8o MISS PLUNKETTS, 1896, Sutter st,
corner Webster.
LEARN hair dressing at New Mildred Parlors
130 Geary st. Special for holiday month, full
course. Sl59$20: day and evening classes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

SMALL want ad In The Call viii do 1t
quicker than dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks Of your
home besides. Phone Kearny Sc for an ad
man to call and see ~ou-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

FURNITURE FOR SALE
A carload OF fine furniture just received from
factory; also carpets and linoleum; regular
factory prices; you 25 to 10 per cent
all purchases; country orders solicited
M. H. JOB. Factory Agent. 334 Sutter st.
SEE II. SCHELLHAAS. the furniture dealer. l.
o. o. F. bldg. 18th st. at Franklin Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
FURNITURE WANTED


LARGEST buyers Of furn-, carpets pianos. desks
merchandise, etc; always pay cash. Mark ].
Levy Auction Co.. 1142 McAllister. T. Park SEQ
WILL pay top prices for furniture aud mer-
chandise, or sell commission L. Fl. BUHD
auctfoneer. Phone Market 40S5; 431 Van Ness
WESTERN Furn. Co. 1913 Devisadero ST. pay
highest price for I'd hand furniture. West 244
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET.
s75-s r; sS1 Ashbury mr.. Frederick: garage.
500 r; 2 2s24 Clay nr. Scott; modern
$5O-e +; 1928 Cough nr. Vallejo.
billiard room in basement.
s<5-IO T.; BIS Washington Lyon
si2.50-s r. and b.; p DelgadO OFF Hyds.
STORES. LOFTS. ETC.. NORTH OF ,fARxrr
sfO0-Bush and Kearny; ground floor space
s75EElegant large, light "a door $50 Mkt. 81.
s3s-Store NE. cor. Union and Larkin sts.
ss0-Store 1914 Devisadero nr. pine.
S20-Fine location for fruit store.
S25-Store and rms 296s Washington
S12. so to S30-Larse. light sample rooms.
SiO-124S MeAIistsr nr. Fillmore; 15x25.
sso-s 900 40. It. Sc cor Market and Main Of
hce loft; elevator; steam heat; water and
light free
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.
SD 50-Flat OF Z T.; 1892 FOLSOM mr. 14th.
SSSS-5 =: 1925 18th st. mr. Dolores; upper.
s25 each T. and b.. modern hats; being com
pIetsd; sth rs s. IN. n, Poison Poison ,,,. -
500 S0-5 r: AZ AlYarado nr. San Jose: upper.
strictly modern. up to date. sunny aaf.
valencia; every convenience; uppers win Be
pUt IL order TO suit tenant
ss55S$s5 each; 27oO 2sd st. cor PotrerO aT-:
me sunny fats; every convenience.
roous. 456 Diamond nr. 22d.
go 5o-4 ? and b.: 154A LangtOn nr. Folsom
so-s12-Af Modern apts-, :. ea.s newly renovated.
" I61 Morris Bryant BET 5th and 9Th
Nv. WRIGHT & CO..
DOS MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING.
Confinued to Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

DRESS suits. Tuxedoes and other suits bought
l. SKoLL, sos Kearny st. Phone KeaEny &2sO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
BERKELEY HsKP. ROOMS

FURNISHED rooms with alcove and bath; rent
SIS; extra value. Apply 29O5 Grove ST., Berke-
ley. near Ashby: phone Berk. 1896.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

THIS LIST REVISED DAILY.
'LATS AND APIS. NORTH OF MARKET
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY-
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DOMESTIC, 1914 FILLMORE near Post; THE
place TO buy, rent or repair sewing machines
Of all makes; lowest prices; best terms. ].
W EVANS, agent; phone West 1901.
SEWING machines. all makes. renting repair
ing. McNALLY. 1884 Mission: tel Mission 2O2
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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET
FURNISHED
BUNGALOW. rooms and bath; nice grounds
beach. bathing. boating; fine view; near Web
ster st. station 73S Central av.. Alameda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-25

vadores protestan con veheraencls, y
'"The Times" saliendOse Gle sus casl-
Has le llama ttcinico impudico' a Mr.
Lloyd George
Y hay que reconocer, lealmente, que
no les falta raz6n a los conservadores,
que Lloyd-George Sc ha Waldo de
una martingala muy POGO recomenda-
BILE para impedir que pueda subir
Balfour
Con la concession de creditOs tan So
lamente hasta ell Is de mayo. Sc requie-
re, para entOnceS, una nueva votaclon.
Que cae Asquith y suben los conserva-
dores pues llega el Is de mayo. Sc en-
cuentran estos sin guita y los llbe-
rales niegan los nuevos creditos, con
10 cual claro esta que los conservado-
res no pueden gobernar, mientras que
81 ahora Sc votan creditos para selS me-
ses sube BalfOur, este gobierna tan
campante, con su minoria, pues una de
las particuIaridades de la politica in
glesa es que puedap gobernar los mi
nisteriOs que no tengan mayorla. En-
aquel pals no sucede como en- otro, don
de 81 le falta al ministerio un voto mas
que la oposicion, tiene que caer; ALI
el gobierno cae cuando Sc lie cortan los
where's.
La traves,lra de Lloyd-George ha 81
do celebradisima por los liberales, que
Sc rien mandibula batiente de la
ltrastada hecha 4 los conservadOres.
HabiendO los unionistas celebrado la
guerra q la Camara de los Comunes, di-
ce la Westminster Gazette. no tie
nen derecho a quejarse 81 los Comu-
nes emplean un medic de defensa per
fectamente legitimo. Este bicho (la
Camara) es muy maio; cuando Sc lie
ataca, Sc defiende.'
EntretantO, por faita de haberse apro
bado los presupuestos, Sc deben va 2S
millones y medios de ibras esterlinas
ly habra que pedir mas millones para
llegar al Is de Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-25
Lo de Cayey
UN TELEGRAMA GRAVE

En- ell cuartel general de la policia
ha sido facilitado esta manana d los re
porters ell despacho siguiente
Del distritO de Cayey, comunican
que por fuerza de aquel distrito fut
sorprendida una jugada de poker
en- el Casino de aquella poblacion, de
nunciando a Ramon Collazo, juez de
paz, Rafael Panonesa, collector de Rem
tas internas y varlos individuos mas
ocupando dinero, fichas y naipes."