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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-22
NEW ApvgR1IsEMeNrs.
THE WEATHER.

Local Office, L. S. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, r. H., April %, 1910.
Temperance, II IN, a. m; 0
q. m.; and morning minimum.
GS; 70; "A; 20; g..
Barometer feadlls Absolute humid.
ity (grGns per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at a. m:
3O.O2; 5531; 60; SO.
WIND, yeray'Jy ans direction at G
a. m.; s a. M; 10 a. m; and noon
6 NE; e; NE; NE.
RaiufaG Curing Il uours ending a.
n .O1 inch
Tota. wind movement during "a
ended at noon so miles.
WNs. u. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-22

The Sierra was never out of wire,
less communication with land during
the trip just ended.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-22

The Wilhelmina is due from Hilc
early during Sunday morning
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-22

The finest line of curios in the city
is at the Wonman's Exchange. Hotel
st. near Union.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-22

Captain Houdlette brought the
Sierra to her dock this morning in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-22
MEMS CLOTHING

If the Police want that bad coon
they should search the wood pile, but
for a shave they should see Jeffs, the
Barber, 942 Bethel street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Section Director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
The Twelfth Az. Regrade Case

On june g. 1910 The Star printed article to the effect
that Attorneys p W. and O. L. Wiett had been guilty Of
improper conduct in connection with the Twelfth
demnation
The Star has made careful investigation into all the
facts connected with both sides OF the affair and desires
In justice the attorneys and in justice The Stars repua
for fairness the result OF chat investigation
r. w Wlett had active connection with this at all
When proceedings instituted he Washington
d. c. where he spent several months attending legal bust
He that time associated with o. t. Wilett
in the practice Later ne returned Seattle and formed part
nerip with his brother, which lasted only short time On
May L. 1909 this partnership ended and these gentlemen
have since pracced separately The Twelfth
tried in October 1909 and January 1910 o. L. Wett tried
all the which appearances had been made in the
OF the former firm Of Wlet Wett lie signed the
ton docket every with his individual every
delivered him, and every settlement made by
him. II is manifest that W. Wilett could have respon-
sibility in the matter
After O. l.. Wlett employed by - property owners
mot 400 he prepared his thoroughly and he fought stub
borny for six weeks with the result that he got $4,000
for the clients represented by him. whereas they would
received less than $4,000 but for the contest made His
clients paying all expenses an average Of two dollars
for every they would have had he had made fight
Some mention also made about the connection of these
gentlemen with the East Pike ST. widening After the jury
had returned IS yerdcts the cys figures these
their in number and got material increase
every case running high so per and averag
ing 30 per
The attorneys known be aggressive and naturally
have enemies So lar The Star concerned however
glad TO publish the above facts correct any
misunderstanding 10 their connection with the cgad affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

voters must choose one OF Seattle's
three favored sons the corpora
ton lawyer. the professional poll.
tician. or even the hotalr artist
He is declared 20 be a traitor 10
his city. his party. his country and
his God who darea TO vote for a
man from another part of the
state. be that man In every respect
worthy of the confidence Of an en-.
lightened people.
The Burke crowd gives az a
reason for Bufke's election that
he has had more experience than
Polndoxter
This cannot refer 10 experience
In congress, aa Burke has had
none. and Polndexter has had a
years fighting In tho lower house.
But Burke has had years OF ex-
perience In furthering the interests
OF the railway corporations. and
POludexter has had none. And, az
the corporations want a man to
look after their interests in the
senate, a man With the experience
Of Judge Burke Is certainly the
man for them II you are cor.
poration man, Burke rs your logi.
cal candidate But n you want a
man to represent all the people IN
all sections OF the state. man who
has been tried and who has not
not been found wanting. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

ff'Athh'e " AH4sf fhWhs 10 WV
Editor Seattle Star The sena-
torlal conflict At present being
waEed in this state Is not without
ne humorous aspects.
We find two Of the leading can
didates, claiming to be true-blue.
dyedin-the-woOi. party-before-pa-
triOtism. stick inthe mud republi.
cans, driven 10 take their stand
fair and square on the leading
plank Of the democratic platform.
the one plank that has ever differ.
eniiated between the two parties.
since Il was the prime cause Of the
civil war, tO-wit. states rights. IN
their adyocation OF states rights
In connection with conservation
thcy not only oppose the declared
policy Of the present republican
administration, but they place
themselves on record ms opposed
10 the very principle upon which
the republican party was founded.
Who, foraoOthl are the irregu.
lars. insurgents. democrats In dis.
guiBe?
But there Is another aspect Of
states rights In which they 20
farther still They seriously claim
that King county Is the only part
OF the state that has any right TO
furnish n senator at this time.
According 10 these dear men the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
STAR DUST

posted on hia farm "Nntis Tres
pasaers VIII u prosecuted t. the full
extent ~ munxral dogs which
never waA uversucinblc 20 strangers
and ! bubble hri shotgun which
aint loaded wlth soft pillnrs. dam
IN J ainf Kettlu Hired 81 thia hell
raiain on my farm"
The labor government % Austrsiia
will own and operate coal mines in
the interest Of mine workers ard
consumers.
Pane is all bubble
Yes, bat there are mighty few Of
rs that can produce the soap"
Never threaten % kias Wifi un.
less you mako good, Most girls hate
a bluff
Then gently scan your brother man.
still Eentler. sister woman.
Though they may gang a keuuin'
Wrang
To step aside IL human
burns
Although no tobacco IS grown In
Spain. Seville iH becoming n manu-
featuring center FOR this product. aud
10000 pounds ~ tho raw product
were imported from tho United
States. Cuba and tho Philippines last
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

III
This thing ~ gpinE 20 tho Thou.
sand Islands BY the mysterious dia-
appearance route has some awful
drawbacks Here SIEVE been ro0red
up two days with our hair down. mr
and Goidic gumdrop. and lt'a like
being ia the death house at sling
sing We DON'T hear nuch and w.
don't see anything unless wc peep
through the window shutters To
make our Thousand islands trip look
riEhi We have 30 get coat ~ tan.
tDo. bat wc cant get aunburnrd uh-
less We poke our heads out through
the scuttie on the roof. because
Lady" Mnddieheimer next door
would $50 us and pass the word
around. Were dying for daily
paper but can't So out and got one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

There ia new Slang term In
town. and u is eloquent and full
81 meaning u isn't very respect.
ful bot u means a whole lot Hhen
applied 20 any II the frcqnentcrn
~ upper Broadway. where u
originated
-The idea" declared an ludiE
nnnt chorus Eirl a. her dearest
chum passed her by without even
nod ~Io sou kuoN y hat that
girl called me yesterday whcn
suggested that We call up Harry
and get him 90 take ua 10 dinner
She said was a pretty good boob
catcher"
That's ii-~boob catcher" II
you happen 10 be chorus Eiri and
gsi someone 10 take you 20 din.
ner. then you are \ female boob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE E$z=$
WHEN THE JONAHS REFUSE TO BE THE GOATS

dent from The minimizing necessity Of asking Tor his
resignation.
Ballinger with his old subbornness and cgotism,
refused TO be the goat" for the republican party II
was made plain to Ballinger that he was wreckng the
administration, but Banger thinks more OF Bahnger
than he does OF the party Perhaps Ballnger's good
friend Perkins does not want him to resign.
Perhaps the rubber trust does not want Adrich to
resign Perhaps the other big interests do not want
Cannon TO resign.
Ii President Taft has any backbone he will buntly
tell Balnger. Aldrich and Cannon that they are not
wanted In no other way can he save his admnistra-
ton.
But has Taft the nerve to fire them2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

and Sc don't know what's xplnS en-
ia tumn any more than rabbit
u NAH hardly worth ihs rect we're
grtilne specially when No heard
an auto footing like Grassy out IN
front. ana anehked q look and saw
u Mas meant fpr "a This nearly
broke our heart The automobile
was ono Ferdy Faulard had hired
% take us aut riding Ferdy didn't
know 80 wsrr away on haw va
ishsd we weren't aNay We could
have chakcd Mrs Meddirheimcr. bat
she was on guard neat door. and -
had 10 sse Ferdy chug away prob
ably - hunt up some other girls
from Tnffetn A naihFirwan'H
think 0pidis cried little over
this. and ] don't blame her.
tCnniinurdl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

What will Taft do with Ballinger2
That President Taft wants to get rid of Ballinger
Is now plain to every one How President Taft is
going to get rid of the undesirable secretary of the
interior is not plain.
It's likewise plain that TAFT would like to lose AID
rich and Cannon.
But this seems 70 be as difficult an achievement as
the disposal of Ballinger.
Ballinger, Aldrich and Cannon refuse to let go
Taft and republican leaders realize that this trio is sink
ing the republican boat Senator Crane was sent West
try induce Ballnger to resign and save the presi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

catcher" The male boob catch
az" Is the friend who " waiting Ia
'front.' ~ the bar for you 10 buy
him a drink iie rs the chap who
always tries 10 work you for din
ncr II be IL able a. get your
motor car for a little outing with
some Of his friends. he 10 d boob
catcher"
Tho male boob catcher" must
DO we'll dressed and plausible ia
hia talk. Ills success requires the
same qualities which nro most APP
pfeciated by The him Hammers
who once worked the Brooklyn
bridge for victlms There ARE a
LOT ~ male boob catchers" in the
vicinity or Longaoro square and
they always are on the lookout for
new victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17


NEW YORK. Aug ~ STOP
this terrible noise" The landlord
aud owner Of an apartment house
on West gith ~ beat on the door
Of the flat on Tho third floor. For
I 4s hours AN uproar had come from
tho apartment Men yelled and
sang AZ intervals throughout two
nights musical instruments hhd
been played. and an unkenpt man
! had issued from the quiet and we'll
I kept apartment house. singing ana
I whlstiing. aud gone nnbinahlnsly
Z 10 saloon with a battered Tin can
and hnd n filled with beer This
had happened a score 81 times IA
I two days
Sure, the Tenants Complained
Tenants upstairs and doWnatnirs
had made bitter and frequent com
1 plnint Finally. The landlord, who
I had demonstrated over the tele
/ phone aud ai the door ~ the apart
ment. loaf patienoe. a. the end
Of the second day he went 10 the
place with his mind made up
stop thia noise" he yelled.
glr roaring voices cried back NJ
/ him. ION your way" And the
singing and shriekinE wsre ~
stunned
q demand % see SIR Freedom.
the tenant. cribd tho landlord
After somo delay MI Freedom
lopened The door
"Mr. Freedom. said the out
RACED owner. Tor two days bedlhm
has rnsed ia your apartment STA
men with musical Instruments
wefe Aecn 20 enter your place ~
hours ago. Since then they have
boon disturbing the whoia West
Side Who are those noisy rui
naua9 ! demand 10 snow y
Friends of miue. said Mr Free
DON My wife g. Ia ihs country.
hud ! Invited che boys here % have
d good time what's it 10 youy
And a chorus Of voices from
within yelled
kick him duNnHtairA
Then they broke forth intn sons
again.
Then the Landlord Acted
"Mr. Freedom. said the landlord
in a rage Although your lease
silli has two years and two months
Go run { break Il on the spot ]
order you 60 leave this apartment
forthwith
Two hours later vans drew up a.
the door az the apartment house
and Nr Freedoms belongings
Maru placed aboard aud carried on
20 a storage hoEse
Wen. Old we DO good job
asked Mr. Leopold Cohen. leader
81 this noisy six 4 guess the mem
beers ~ the Lease Breakers
League. Inc kngH theif business.
You ga your wofk vel. said
SIR Freedom. 4 am suing - move
10 thr Bronx and I kues u ! asked
she man be would not cancel my
lsnaa Your Lease Breakers
League Ia a great thinE
The Lease breakers League.
/ lnc has an office In a building In
/ I.ongRcru square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

would better fill the bill than Poin-
dexterf
II Is rather amusing 10 see how
complaoeutly the machine men
have accepted the name Of stand
pat. which means stiek-in.the.mud
What young man wants 10 be allied
with a stickin-the-mud party? Pro.
gregsive for mine.
And now the cry Is: "Elect a
man who Is In touch with the
powers that be. that our state may
benefit But unless all signs fail.
the powers that be" win become
the powers that were" by next
fall, and one does not need 20 be
n prophet or the son OF a prophet
IN order 10 foretell that Senator
Poindoxter will be a power In the
next congress a power that Prcsi-
dent TAFT for one will not wish TO
ignore. Yours. etc.
l.. G. II. SMITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
JOSH WISE SAYS

JOSH WISE SAYS
"Man rsekernirss hia infsriority ter
woman Nith full force when no tries
ter undsrstan' q lot o. rapid fire
drs.smakin' chatter"
AT ~ change. woe Or veal.
JOY ~ HnrroMR brother.
Grief and gladuvss steal
symbols - each other.
All welaNayi
Tcnnyaon.
Why should you have 20 pay as
much for an upper a. for q lower
berth IN Puliman7
II know how millions ~ dollars
could be saved the business interests
u this country yearly
How"
Establish a bureau 20 inventlrats
the expense accounts of commercial
travellers and newspaper reporters. '
colored moving pictures have been
sueecssfuily produced in Philadsi.
phia. They we're perfected IN Ena
land, where color photography has
made considerable progress.
No one ever heard Of a girl marry.
ing a man 30 improve his temper.
a Kentucky farmer has this sign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

Antonio Caeaere vas a good sec.
ton hand. but a mighty poor hod
CARRIER.
Thus II happened that when he
had climbed a ladder three stories
with his load OF brick he suddenly
lost heart aud hts balance at the
same time
Passing lclsurely along tho side.
walk with his eyes firmly fixed on
Hasty Helen. the Hash Hustler.
was F1irtacious Fweddy. lie care.
lessly wcndcd hts way beneath the
ladder on which was Antonio.
"Ah. there. Helen" quoth he.
But just then Antonio let the hod
slip,
fHHsuEH FHaHF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
I'm the Editors Mail

Short letters from Star readers will printed column
when they Of sufficient about
anything anybody long personal malice is not your
motive. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Publicity and the Bosses

In Oregon where under the initiative and referendum
the people their affairs 70 suit themselves IN spite OF
the corporations and the BOSSES there movement ON ioei TO
establish publicity bureau The people propose TO es
tabish board Of three peoples inspectors OF government
who are to be really the editors Of official gazette 60
be published every months This paper to print the truth
about public affairs II be mailed free to every voter IN
the state.
ON petition under The initiative bill TO create such
board and establish such bulletin for the people VIII be pre-
scented at the next session OF the Oregon legislature
This is the trend OF affairs in Oregon where the people
have hammerock the bosses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
FROM DEANA'S DIARY

pupeksa LADY Try
ton and Find More Eshau sting Than the Real Article
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Drink Cost This Man Business Paying $4,000 a Year

The following written by whose business ruined by drink Al
$4,000 a fanp
large salary but with clear brain and regain "a
he los
Il and been
do not have fight the appetite for the appetite gone
do not the Dan
has been removed stay my
life have had lesson and and
this made Gatn in
mental IN sending others through the Gn Institute Both Of them cur
ed and shadow the old appetite Original OF e
office of the Galn nsitute)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

In Washington ~ c. where the bosses still manage 70
swing things pretty much their way they preparing @
put the lid in this Of publicity There has been en-
tirely much publicity recently seems The people have
been well informed the details oi their business
carried the Washington departments The department
having the protection OF the interests OF the people
in the public forest lands has been especially oeous and
oQuacous actually told the people all about rs affairs
This Of course. will do For the people 10 know too
much such things saieior the Guggcnhems and
other patriotic citizens OF their stripe.
So when congress again Representative Tawney
OF Minnesota Chairman Monde OF the house public lands
mee Bloody Hepburn OF Idaho and Senator Clark OF
Wyoming will Try hush up the forestry department They
will prevent the department from giving out news
except ION request
~On requestf That is say you must know what nior
nation YOU and make specific application Tor that par
tular kind and quality Of information before such nio
nation can be given you by the department.
One can hardly think of a effective way to keep the
people knowing what being done the timber
supply prevention OF forest fires and to head of tim
Der frauds and land grabbing enterprises.
This be the trend Of things just in Washing
ton c. the bosses still bndly running their
trouble BILL pending that certain day Of reckoning when the
people themselves will audit the and dictate tho terms
OF settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
THEN 1T HAPPENED. =

o. naIlr - -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-27
STRIKING" VERDICT
FOR FRENCH FARCE

TRENTON. y. j.. March IA strik-
ing French farce was the definition
given today Tor the performance al the
Taylor O9era House yesterday under
tine unique title Of The Girl With the
WhoopinE Cough"
Nllcska SuratL famous as a portrayer
Of unconventional roles. and riyaIinE
Anna Held in beauty or face and figure.
was the star. Interest had been stir
red before the plays arrival The the
ater was crowded. The Girl With the
Whoopinr Cough provided continuous
Laughter Applause was plentiful, and
following the second act, Miss Suratt
made speech.
The Girl With the WEoopina Cough"
Is FrCuCG-deCiiediy French-iu theme
and atmosphere. despite the fact that
In treatment Il has been American
led by-Stanislaus STANCE. II is prob
ably best compared 20 those other two
members of the trinity OF imported
farce, The Girl From RectOr's" and
The Girl I'm the Taxi"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-27
MISS ALLEN TO PRESENT
THE WHITE SISTER" HERE
Coming to BelaSCo in New York Production William
H. Crane Will Return in Father and the Boys"
Other Attractions

The offering at the Belasco Theater
for the week Of April will be Viola
Allen in The White Sister,
Miss Allen Is said to have a highly
suitable role in her new play, that Of a
nun who has taken the vows Of her
order only 10 find that the lover she
supposed dead has returned from prison
where ne had been held for five years.
The White Sister in a big. broad,
healthy play OF Intense interest and
powerful grip. The religious phase of
the play is handled delicately and in
te~estingly, and there is entertainment
as well as food for thought for theater-
coers Of every denominat on In F. Mar
ion Crawford's and Walter Hackett' 5
romantic drama.
Italy is the locale and the various
representations Of Italian scenes are
admirable bits OF faithful reproduction.
Miss Allen is assisted BY a capable
company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-27
BILL
FOR THIS WEEK

The Offering at the New LvCeum
Theater for this week viii be Sam T.
Jacks Company.
This company has long been known as
one OF the best travesty shows and this
season viii be no exception. r. is staged
under the direction Of Tom Miner and
he has spared neither time nor money
I'm getting together a production Of
merit.
Everything in its makeup. from the
opening Of "A Midnight Spree" to
Teddy in the Jungle" and the closing
burlesque is said to be FUN
The company Of fun makers includes
Abe Leavitt. Blanche WashbUrn, Arthur
Young, Eddy Barto. Marion Campbell.
Cassie Young. Aldah Chrystie, and
MaUde Hamilton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-27
COLUMBIA-"The Girl With tn
Whooping Cough"

This from the press agent.
''WhoOping cough is the germ on
which the author has based his yiot.
II il not a malady for concern but a
love disease which afflicts everyone
with whom Il comes In contact"
It is a pity thus TO rob the reviewer
Of some pretty little things to say about
The Girl with the WhOOpng Cough q"
which opens at the Columbia tomorrow
night. But in the absence Of any def
mite knowledge about the production II
is necessary to say something.
News from Trenton. n j., where the
performance was tried out Yesterday
afternoon, Is reaSSurinE and indicates
that the piece may not be so shocking
as that roSuish press agent would have
Us believe
Good luck TO Miss VaIesca Suratt!
Ne have seen her pictures. striking, TO
say the least, and II viii be a delight
10 see the young woman herself Some
times We are proud Of being the dog.
CHASE'S-Polite Vaudeville.
Belasco won't have all the grand
opera. Chase's will present the Tus-
cany Troubadours. who will give oper-
attic tahloidS along with a bill Of other
good things
The Eight Berlin Madcaps from the
Berlin kindergarten sound exciting
The Biiiken Freshmen Is the sub
ject Of skit by Wynn and Lee. OF
known caliber as vaudeville entertain
ers. A Scotch star will be offered in
the Great Howard" who viii pre-
sent The Doctors Shop"
Rivals Of Peter will DISTINGUISH
WOrmwOOds Circus. and not one mon
key. but half a dozen will ride bicycles.
ACADEMY-"The Promoters"
Ward and Vozes in the boards that
helped them 10 gain fame, will return
10 the Academy this week i'm The
Promoters This pair OF parental
comedians are coming TO have A fol
lowing. closely akin 10 that Of Weber
and Fields of past years.
Their makeup hasn't changed hut
their surroundings have. and this wear
they VIII appear in THE Promoters {"
Lucy DAILY is the leading lady OF tho
organization and as sherry Holmes >.
she PROBABLY viii add to The PrOnoot-
ers fun measure Of fun
Lew Kelly, Of musical comedy reputs
Is playing Professor Dope" a Cbarsc &c.,
study said TO be of marked originality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-27
COLUMBIA-Evans' Minstrels. :

George Evans Honey Boy NUnstrels
will come TO the Columbia a week from
tomorrow night
Since the appearance Of the minstrels
here. there has been a complete change
or program Today the company claims
To OfreT one Of the most entertaining
shows Of its kind presented 10 the
American public
George NJ Cohan s. said TO have de
voted his best efforts for the past few
months 10 yerfectns the performance.
Among the well-known performers sup
porting Mr.. Evans VIII be found John
King, Arthur Alexander, Sam Lee. VIII
Oakland, Vaughn Comfort, John Rogers,
an. Earl Benham.