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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
JUSTICE BARRED BY TEcHNIcALITY."

The evils of the laws delays the techncaes of the
old subject these columns old story everywhere that
finely points often having nothing do with real question
Christian Science Monitor Boston, publishes the following comments
People sometimes led doubt the possibility of getting justice
in the The principle of fairness and equity appears
vail The penalty of the law evaded contemporary calls aten
ton the fact that of the federal governments most promising
danger of collapse not through lack of merit but be-
tecca that has nothing to do with the innocence guilt Of
the defendants bars the path of the prosecutors Tie action referred to
against the Terminal Railroad Association of St Louis and fourteen
railroads. based charge that the defendant corporations had
Lined purpose of controlling restraining
The four judges who presided the final hearing the United States
could agree and handed down order certifying the
the supreme of the United States The latter de-
Cded recently that caon of entire without final
judgment order detenatve of its attempt confer
upon original jurisdiction Therefore, if the offending certificate is
dismissed the whole proceeding falls to the ground
posed reform of criminal procedure Because of ecncaes nsg
nhcan the omission of the word e guilty persons have escaped
Technical verbage clouds legal documents The highest skill
quired draw indictments that will stand the scrutiny which
they subjected England has mphed her ega procedure and
plain words stating the oene charged all requirements but
adhere he cumbersome style The Commonwealth Club of San
francisco had introduced the last California Legislature
calculated to effect improvement but the clubs efforts defeated
by the judiciary committee of the Legislature.
Some of the laws delays that frequently complained of
be essential justice but laymen help thinking that its ends
might be reached much surely and quickly by abohng large
portion the legal vbage by overrng objections based
technicalites of small importance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
AT THE EMPIRE.

THE Trappers," highly colored SER
les, will be a conception at the EN-
pire theater this evening. A love story
brought right up to date is told in
Stolen Wireless" a motion picture
specially. "Helpmate" and "The Hus-
bands Strategy" are couple of fine
comedies that will be put on. Miss
Eva Alva, the petite dance artist, and
Harry WE'LL, the. pianist, have been
engaged to remain another week. Both
have made good in their respective
lines and have become immensely pop
ular with theatre goers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
MOUNTAIN KING AGAIN.

Stockholders of Mountain King
Mining & Milling Company were made
glad again this morning, the cause
thereof being the arrival in the mails
of the third annual report OF the cor
poration. The report gives inter
esting details of the opening of VEN
COL" and states that it is promising
lead. In December $2,429 was obtain
ed in free gold and $3.50 in concen-
trates. 1t is understood that this
was increased to $4,000 in January
from vein col" The financial trans
actions of the corporation for the year
balance at $46,SO5 so indicating that
it is still in financial swaGdling cloth
es. OF the receipts $418O5 80 was
from stock sales $500 from sundry
loans (whatever that means) and $4,.
$50. 90 from bullion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28

81, 900 Olaa IS, $95. co.; 20 Eva S34 so;
$50 Hon. B. G M. Co. $19 90; ESQ Hilo
r. r. Co., $12 so.
Session Sales-5 Haw c.. e s. Co.
500 so; so Haw. c. e s. Co. 500 so;
% Haw. G. & s. Co. $39 sol 100 Haw
Sugar Co. $59 90; 20 Haw. Sugar
Co. $50 90; 20 Oahu Sugar Co. S36. 70,
10 Hutchinson S17 1875; 10 Hutchinson
$17. SIS; 10 Hutchinson $17 S75; 100
McBryde $7.25; 20 Oahu Sugar Co.
$50 625; 10 Oahu Sugar Co. $S6 625;
Waialua $131. so.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28

er which only sl91 was bid, with $1S2
asked.
A sale of 16 shares of Pioneer was
reporter at 1892 so. On the board
this morning the same was bid for
more, but holders had jumped to $24O
Oahu was about the same, but
strong. There were sales of 20 shares
at 1907 followed by 20, 10 and 10
shares at $36. 625. AT the close to-
day the latter figure was bid but $780,,
70 was asked for the stock.
Between boards 20 shares of Eva
changed hands at $34. so, More was
offered at the same this morning, but
$S4.25 was the best bid.
Hawaiian Commercial was very
strong at $3.50 so, $50 shares selling
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
Commercial News
BY L. D. TIMMONs.

Although determined efforts at
bearing were made this morning, the
stock market remained firm and is
probably stronger, as a whole, this
afternoon than on Saturday. There
is a lively demand for active proper
ties, some or the confidence and vigor
being due to the official announce
ments that are coming out from the
plantation arrangements at the res
pective annual meetings, being held
at this time.
Waialua shaded slightly from Sat,
urday, and in this regard, proved a
somewhat remarkable exception Be-
tween boards there was a sale of 20
shares at 1892. This morning, now
ever, five shares sold at $191 so, aft.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
WATER FOR McBI,YDG.

According to the Garden Tslsnd
work has already begun OIL the new
pumping station for McBr!Ge planta-
ton. That paper says:
The Kauai Electrsc Company has
begun operations in Waiuiha Valley
for the erection OF the addition to
its powerhouse, when will house The
new electric unit that is to increase
by one-half the power developed
there.
A gang OF Hawaiians and Japanese
is now working on Vne laying of the
extra pipe line down the slane from
the power ditch above which Will
supply the new machinery with pow
eT
The next preparatory step that Is
now being done is the Ia Ting of rail-
way up the valley from the wharf to
the power house, when will transport
the new machinery ana piping from
the landing, when it Is carried over
from Honolulu.
This work of installing the new unit
will be completed in a couple of
months, and will be in tome to send
power across the island to Wahiawa
srd Aanapepe, to be ustd in pumping
up onto the lands of McPryde Sugar
Company the additional water now
h9ing developed in Hanaperg valley.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28

between boards and 5, so and % on
Change at that figure. At the close
this morning the same was bid for
more, but holders were demanding
$39.75
Oi the board this morning 100 and
20 shares Hawaiian Sugar sold at $50
the same being offered for more and
$50 so bid, Ten, and 10 Hutchinson
sold at SLY 1915 the same being bid
for more and SIS asked.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
EVEN HENS. NO LONGER HONEST!

There end this high of living proposition 1t is
seriously claimed that the American hen being induced to bunco the
public fair the hen that she Intentionally
rup speak Bur fact soemny called to the attention Of
the world that the American egg growing smaller and the refome
eggs sold by the weight instead of by the dozen What
hepeth housewife to buy dozen attractive low price
the said duonif when weighed and sized the dozen
found be only nine real egg 1--WE the smallest eggs
that be produced said Dr. Wiley the food expert who sell
ing eggs by the pound He charges that te big poultry
breeding hens that will lay fast and smae smallest eggs possible
The industry of the hen has always been admired and until
suggested that she could be induced stand with food like
tns
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
STOCK EXCHANGE REPORT.

Dividends-Feb. %, 1900. Brew
er & Co., so 90 share; Eva 20 share;
Waimanalo $3.50 share; Hawaiian
Elec. 75c share; Olowalu so 90 share;
Hon. B. C NJ. Co. 20 share; I. I. S,
N. Co. Csc share; Kahulu zoe share
Haw. Pine Co. zoe share.
Between Boards-150 Haw. c. & s,
Co. $3.50 so; 20 Waialua $132. 90; IL
Pioneer $232 so; 5 Pioneser $3.50. so;
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
QUOTATION WITHDRAWN.

The quotation of 4:36 for sugar on
February % was withdrawn by cable
Saturday night, it having been mis-
take. The correct figure was prob
ably around 4.3O as the next cable
report was Abs. Beet quotation
this morning was 1910 ga; Parity,
1896, an advance of two points.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
|AT THE THEATERS
AT THE THEATERS.

Gratitude of the Gentleman Burg
lar will be the feature film at the
Park theatre this evening. This is
a highly interesting film and contains
enough excitement to keep anyone
awake. There will be the usual ex-
cellent musical and vaudeville feat
ures.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
THE ART THEATER.

pet of the Big Horn Ranch" is the
title of the big feature film to be put
on at the Art theater this evening.
This is pretty cowboy story with a
pleasing climax Besides the leader
there will be comic and other films
and good music.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28

There be prospect of debate Congress over the
japanese proposition The representatives
going fight exclusion regardless consequences and
plain talk will be INDUCED in The union labor strength all the
likely with less energy, and
would surprising this the House The Senate
may conservative The discussion will be watched with much
Japan, and result eagerly awaited the opportunities for
the ngoes going to be very numerous
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28

Philadelphia twelfth largest city in the world and the third
largest in the United States Her street strike rotou
already if followed threatened by general smpa
strike Of aborers may easily develop into the
labor trouble for many years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28
WILHELMINA REPORTS.

The Welhelmina sent in a wireless
last night to say that all were well
on board and that fine weather, with
smooth sea, were being met with.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-28

The Balnger investigation interfere with Hawais proposed
land Congress- The scope of the investigation widening
until has become inquiry into land laws and their administration
generally and threatens sde-trac all land The
which the investigating committee will make will be of great Importance
study of land laws aside from its interest connection with the
Bainger-Pinchot controversy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
A TRIP To The
CRIST MILL.

Grandfather Harris had harnessed
the big brown horses and was ready
10 start for the mill with a load OF
wheat 10 be ground~ into -four when
Mary and Constance came running out
into the yard.
Grandma says we may GO" ex-
claimed Mary, and Constance repeated,
Says we may go" as she reached
graudp0's side.
well, well, Then you must sit way
up here on this high seat" said grand.
pa. lifting the two little girls to the
broad. comfortable seat on the front Of
the wagon.
I've got on my new straw hat" said
eiSht-year-Old Conscience as the big
horses moved steadily down the
smooth road
That's right said grandpa. 'Tu
bet il was made OF wheat straw. too"
he continued. looking admiringly at
the pretty hat with it's big blue ribbon
bow.
Constance and Mary looked at him
with so much curiosity that grandpa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
BON 1t. weakly fumDiing at his sod;

upon It. weakly fumbIing at his sod
den shoulder.
Il didn't do that" repeated Boyd.
II don't know who stabbed him. l
didn't"
Then who didy" some one de-
manded.
What are you doing I'm heref You'd
a killed him in a minute" said the
man with the lantern.
Wen fix YOU for this" a third voice
threatened
Listen" Boyd said I'm a tone to
make them pause. There has been
a mistake here. 1 was passing the
building when 1 heard a woman
scream, and rushed in to prevent
Marsh from choking her to death"
u woman!" chorused the group.
That's what l said"
Where is she n0wy'
Il don't know. didn't see her at all.
l grappled with the first person I ran
into. She must have gone out as you
came in" Boyd indicated the side
door. which was still ajar.
"Is's lie" screamed Marsh.
It's the truth" Stoutly maintained
Emerson, "and there was a man with
her too. Who was she. Marsh? Who
was the manE"
"She-she-I don't know"
Don't lie"
I'm hurt reiterated the stricken
man feebly. Then. seeing the bewil-
derment in the faces about him. he
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22

is declared 10 be-is apparently simple
but IL is studied simplicity not east
~ attained. Fashion commands that
every woman shall look slender and
young even when she has attained the
half century in years and the custom
airy increase In weight. The perfectly
plain straight up and down skirt, ex-
aggeratedly tight around the ankles.
Is simply impossible for any but the
most slender and youthful figures and
even then is not attractive, hence the
change that is 10 be noticed. This new
skirt has quite deep yoke, fitting to
perfection, and "A straight front breadth
cut In one piece with the yoke. Below
the yoke at the sides and back there
are no less than two seams at either
side. These can be In shallow plaits
II desired, and II the material IS not
too heavy there is a seam down the
back breadth, bat there are no plaits
In the back. This gives slender lines
and, besides, is economical, as IL does
not require much material. Best OF all
II Is wide enough around the ankles 10
permit OF taking a long step.
Another good skirt model that is ex-
tremely becoming, but which also re-
quires careful fitting. has seam down
the center OF the front breadth. no
seams at the sides and a double box
plait at the back, fastened as far down
on the skirt as is becoming TO the in
dividual wearer. This also il a sort OF
idealiZatiOn OF fashion OF some three
or four years ago. There is an I'M
usual variety for the tailor costumes.
Some are extremely plain. without any
trimming whatever. while others are
trimmed with braiding or bias folds Of
satin or velvet. Another favorite. not
strikingly novel. but becoming. IS
made like the wolfe gowns. with the
broad band Of satin around the bottom
OF the skirt, the band. not quite SO
wide as the material. giving the effect
OF the cloth being gathered where IL Is
Joined TO the satin.
Tailored street costumes this autumn
and winter will be just as popular as
ever. and as the short skirt is now
universally accepted as smart there
will certainly be many more OF the
coat and skirt costumes than when
fashion declares I'm favor OF long skirts
and makes possible the wearing OF
elaborate one piece gowns under long
and elaborate coats and cloaks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22

Mla-
burst out anew. Don't stand there
like a lot Of fools Why don't YOU get
himf"
III l stabbed him must have had n
knife" Emerson said. again checking
the forward movement. You may
search me II you like. Sceg" He
opened his coat and displayed his belt.
Hes got n six shooter" some one
said.
Yes, and I may use IT," said Elmer
son quietly.
IF he hasn't knife then he must
have had n friend with him"
Then tell your men what we were
doing in here and how you came 20 be
alone with us I'm the dark" Emerson
stared at his accuser curlously. but the
trusts manager seemed ut n loss.
"See here. Marsh. AZ you will tell Us
whom you were choking maybe we
ran get az the truth OF this affair."
Without answering Marsh rose and.
leaning upon the watchman's arm.
said.
Help me up 20 the house. I'm hurt.
'N"N NA' iSUANh 10 Nht upper pant AoE
John. He knows something about
medicine" With no further word he
made his way out OF the building. fol-
lowed by the mystihed fishermen.
No one undertook 10 detain Elmer
son. and he went his way. wondering
what lay back Of the nights adyen-
ture. He racked his brain for hint
as TO the identity OF the woman and
the reason OF her presence alone with
Marsh In such a place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
SIMPLICITY PREVAILS
Newest Models For Fall Wear
Show Extreme PIainneSS.
Thought Must, However. Be Given to
Attire In Order to Attain the
Necessary Elegance.

That there is nothing new under the
sun" applies more TO the fashions i'm
dress today than to anything in the
world. and equally true is the cd say
ing that if a gown is kept for seven
years II will again be in style But il
viii be a brave ana patient woman
who will wait the seven years and
then wear the same gown without
some marked alteration thereto. The
general outline and design OF the new
est models for the winter street cos
tunes are not like those of so long
ago rs seven years, but they have
many points I'm common with those OF
three or four seasons past.
The favorite shirt waist model M
the momeut-the advance style as il
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22

asked. Didn't YOU know what straw
hats were made OFF,
Il guess we didn't" replied Mary.
do you know what wheat isYr ask
cd grandpa
This made both the little girls laugh
for their grandfather had many field.
OF wheat. and they had seen q grow
from tender green shoots 10 tall. wav
ing stalks, vith its yellow heads full
OF the irm kernels which grandpa was
now taking 60 the mill.
What is lt?" asked grandpa.
Its something TO make -four Of
said Mary.
That's right" and Grandpa Harris
nodded approvlngly. When you study
botany your teacher viii tell you thai
wheat is a grass. and when you study
history You Will find out that peopl,
have always eaten wheat and that Il
once grew Wild in many parts OF tn,
word"
Il like wheat before 1t IL ground.
said Mary.
so do l." said Constance
People used 20 take the wheat, Just
as IL IS In those big bags. and put II
10 soak in water and then let Il hard
en- into little cakes in the SUM-" said
grandpa. but that was before we dis
covered America"
The big horses began TO trot alonc al
n good pace. and very soon they were
driving down broad street, with
stores on each side. which led TO IN,
mill
III leave you at the bakeshOp n few
minutes" said gru - "a. and he lifted
the little girls down from the high
seat and asked the pleasant faced wo
man behind the counter 20 look after
them until he came back.
See all those cakest' Mary whis
pered 10 Constance.
And all those big loaves OF breadr'
Constance whispered back.
THAT bread is made OF pure wheat
-four" said the pleasant faced woman
''Yes'm," said Mary politely. 1--WE
know all about wheat. 1t used to grow
wild"
Did IT," said the woman. well,
well. And what else do you know
about it?"
MY hat is made OF wheat straw"
said Constance.
Il declarer' said the woman. "And
what else can you tell mer'
It's n grass" said Mary.
Now l must tell you little verse
about wheat" said the woman. and
perhaps you can remember IL and tell
sc 20 your grandfather"
''Yes'm," said both the little girls.
Now listen; / will say it slowly"
and their new friend repeated the
verse:
A firm little kernel that all people eat
Is called by the old English word known
as whete.
The French call It BILE. which means st IS
white.
And In spain IT is frux fruit. and each
one IS right.
When Grandpa Harris came driving
up after his passengers he was greatly
surprised to hear them exclaim. I'VE
know Il verse about wheatw And as
soon as they had driven down the
street little way Mary and Con
stance repeated the lines.
you have certainly learned what
wheat is" said grandpa. land / think
the next time we come TO mill we
must stop and see the bakeshop wo-
man again"
Perhaps she will teach us another
verse" said Constance.
Perhaps she will tell US what sugar
IS" said Mary, for most OF her cakes
had sugar frosting. Compan
Ion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
No. 1O7S.-Cbarads

NV first is a thing that Is often found
Deep In the woods. coming out OF this
ground.
II ne'er harms a creature. but much good
does do.
lis liked by all people. by me and by you.
Ally second denotes each hour Of the day
lis something that's coming. but never
does delay.
rs not a respecter OF man woman or
child.
BS by them It's often most merrily be-
guucd.
My whole is a season Cwo words makins
onel.
And while solving this puzzle I wish YOU
much fun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22


NO. lO6S.-Charade: Barn, yard
barnyard.
No. lOG9.-Changed Initials: Ale
bale. dale. gale. hale. kale. male, pale
rale, sale. tale. vale. wade. Yale.
No. lO1O.-Reverses: !. Ten-net. .
Smart-trams. ,. Pool-Io0p.
No. 107l. 80 Diagonal and Wort
Square: Diagonal. April. Square: 1
Ashes. 2. Spelt. 3. Herse 4. Elsie
8. Steel.
No. lO12.-Anagram: HearthstOne.
No. lO!3.-Pictured Word: Slippery
elm, slippery elm.
No. 1OT4.-Riddle: Gilt, guilt.
No. 1O75.-Charade: Hair. cloth. hair
cloth.
No. 1076.-Hidden Vegetable Corn
Spinach, pea. bean, beet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
No. 1os2.-ziq1aq Puzzle.

This zigzag contains I'VE words OF
three letters each. II the words are
rightly guessed and written one below
another their zigzag letters. beginning
with the upper left hand letter and
ending with the lower left hand letter.
Will spell the name OF an animal. The
crosswords are; 1. Something most la
dies Ike 10 have in the latest style. ..
A smnll bed. 3. Denoting distance. 4
A certain kind OF tree. .. \ fish.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
No. 1oe4.-H;dd,, E;.h

Louis had a Red Riding Hood on.
My boys names are Philip, Ike and
Tom.
Gladys. bark, do you hear the night.
ingale!
She gave her chain and her ring to
her friend.
The lily bulb lacked nourishment. sc
died.
Look, Phyllis. under the couch is
your pencil
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
MA.z 14~~1
Useless Law.

The copyright law IS nothing but a
hold-up game on the part OF the gov
eminent" remarked the would be hum
orist.
Why rejoined the writer who had
arrived. Il thought IL an excellent
law"
Wen. II isn't" answered the other.
Why. / never copyright my Jokes.
and no one ever steals them"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22

In this puzzle the words are pie
tured instead OF described. The an.
swer. consisting OF hfty-two letters. Is
quotation from Shakespeare.-St
Nicholas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
No. 1o7o.-CurtaiIinns-

J. Douby Curtail a sweet strip and
get part OF an atlas. ?. Doubly cur
tail garments worn by little boys and
get a kitchen utensu g. Curtau an
aquatic mammal and get a large body
OF water
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
No. 1Oa1.-Chnrnd..

Out from the east my first viii come.
And promise IL Is OF rain
Ay second. a cry We often give
When Ne feel Joy or pain
BY third my whole may also DO
For ornament or use.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
Iro BIZ CONTINUED
Aaventurs. of pina pona.

Hush said bad Mr.. Bear. Here
comes old Ding Dong with his two
prize pigs"
when ] say ready" exclaimed Old
Fox. eve will both spring out, shoot
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-22
COASTLNF.
EFFECTIvK APRIL IL. lSss.

rFFECrIvK ArRn IL. lsas
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
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r. ~
For \. asd ". n.y., wet; Sses A Il, l1:Is
and e:Oa r. n
For Petersburg; sses A. n. Is:lo. I.eS, sS:So
r. n, r. -, a:0 r. n. Tsg and II IA r. n
Eor ooldsooro and FaysttsviIsi ia r. n
NJ, sS;sS u;4S A. n, ss1e.u A n s1;Ss p
N. 300, $3.50, 100 Asd els ?. n
eExsept aundaJ. ssBonday OnIy
Tins OF arrival AID dspartmea and soansa-
tions aot suarAntsed-
Q. a CAMPBELL. D. "a