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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-08
ITCH RELIEVED AT ONCE

That terrible itch disappears with the
FIRST DROPS of D. D. D. Prescrip-
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instantly.
Soothing, healing lotion, used ex-
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-08

Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic
Work, Decorating, Granting
Paper Hanging, ETC., Etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-08
PUBLIC PROPERTY.

Section 8 of the bill amends Sec
ton 81 of the organic act, which pro-
vided that the public property coded
to the United States upon annexation
remains in the control of the Terri
tory, subject to the power of the Pre-
sident or the governor to set aside
portions of it from time to time as
required for uses and purposes of
the United States. The real property
may be sold or leased by territorial
officers under the Hawaiian laws,
which were continued in force by
sections 70 and Is of the organic act,
and the personal property may like
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-08

ing more than $4,000, exclusive Of
costs, can he in any event secure a
review by the Federal Supreme court
it becomes manifest that the. bond
required as a condition precedent al
his obtaining a writ of error in the
first instance in order to take the
case to our local supreme court, is a
matter of serious moment.
Again, in criminal cases, it is inn
possible under the local law to obtain
writ of error in the first instance
until it has been allowed" by some
justice of our supreme court. Thus,
it is not a matter of right in a de-
PENDANT who has been convicted of
criminal offense to carry his case to
our local Supreme Court in such form
as to entitle him to further review
by the Federal Supreme Court, even
though the questions involved be such
as would otherwise entitle him to
such federal review.
Under the practice in Hawaii judg-
ment is entered by the trial court,
Notwithstanding the allowance of a
bill of exceptions. The bill of ex-
ceptions merely acts as a stay of the
judgment. If the exceptions are
sustained by the supreme court the
| judgment is vacated. But If the
same are overruled the judgment en-
tered in the trial court stands, and
there is no occasion for the entry of .
formal judgment in the supreme
court. The action of the supreme
court in all the cases where it over
rules exceptions amounts in reality tC
final disposition of the cause, and
brings the case in reason into the
position in which it should be sub
ject to review by the Supreme Court
of the United States.
Nevertheless it has been the prac.
tice in Hawaii from the time thai
courts of justice were established
there, to regard the disposition of {
bill of exceptions by the supreme
court as being a final judgment in the
case. Certain it is that no furthe
recourse is open to island litigants af
ter the supreme court has so dis
posed of a bill of exceptions as to
in effect, affirm the judgment of tn
inferior court.
It seem altogether proper that thi
amendment should be made, both 70
the protection of the poorer litigani
and to make effective the original in
tent Of the amendment of March
1905.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-08
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BORN.

HAPAI-In Honolulu, April 6, 1910.
at the Maternity Home, to the wife
of Henry c. Hapai, a son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09

ti0n. Dicky showed me his craft at
private view. and explained the
mechanism to me-. with certain res
erNltions touching upon his partic-
understood. had to do with the steer
ing Of the vessel, and with some way
he had of driving her forward in the
teeth of the wind ! am so ignorant
OF technical terms that | cannot cx-
plain much that he told me; nor
would it be fair, since inventors do
rot wish their ideas To be stolen
But grew almost as excited as
Dcky when the great day arrived.
II was Tuesday morning, fine
and sunny. with scarcely "A breath
of wind. and the inventor could have
sccured no finer weather for his at
tempt \ crowd of people from Tar.
haven and Gittlingsands and other
| places came To see the experiment,
| and quite number of reporters had
/ appeared representing the most pop
ular London journals. The gates Of
/ the yard were thrown open, and a
! considerable crowd gathered within
the hitherto inyiolated precincts,
Amongst them walked. with Ger
trudc beside me- Everyone In the
village was there. verify believe
to see the novelty of an airship TAX
ing flight Even fat John Gilfin. with
his nearly as stout wife. waddled
along. looking at the queer machine
bulking largely IN the middle OF
the yard.
The airship consisted of a slim,
cigar-shaped bag, netted over. From
this long narrow trough of bas-
ket work was lung, at each end OF
which was a propeller. The light ma
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tressng ills peculiar to their should lose sight of
these facts doubt the ability of Lydia L. Pinkhams Veg
ctabl2 Compound to restore their health.
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~ took the visitcrs by surprise had
been planned weeks before and its
arrangement occupied the leisure mo-
ments Of the apprentices for weeks
previous 70 the affair.
The store was forctastc of sum.
mer with every description of flow
ers, from the soft, dainty tints Of the
tea rose to the louder and more pro
uouncod colors of the garden annu-
ais 4 very artistic idea was the
decorations of flowers in pyramids
IN the aisles, where they were not
only displayed TO better advantage,
individually, but also made hand
)me appearance, collectively.
The Easter lily was the motif for
window decoration-a very pleasing
bit of window dressing which came
in for its share of the compliments
of the afternoon.
on display yesterday were three
hundred and fifty pattern hats-to
say nothing OF the hats Miss Sharp,
head trimmer from Chicago. has
trimmed Miss Sharp. the public says,
Is doing most acceptable work and
can carry out your own ideas as
nicely as she can evolve her own
The display OF children's hats is
especially fine.
You've seen those cunning little
Milan straws in the style books and
fashion plates, haven't you? Well,
they are at Lowenstein's, and there's
no reason why the Ardmore young
sters shouldn't be quite mp TO their
mothers expectations this year.
The Lowensten orchestra OF four
teen pieces furnished the music and
to those who are keeping Lent and
those who wouldn't do II anyway, ii
was quite temptation To keep from
waItzing around with the hats in
your hand.
poAll' VI Auf 'NN'PN IVA
the big crowd, which intorfercd with
your taking up any more space than
it actually required u accommodate
you.
There are hats for all sorts of
4 faces this ycar-as we'll as all sorts
oi purses.
! IL was great disappointment TO
/ the firm that the store could not
keep open last evening. Mrs. Lowen-
stein had intended serving punch in
the evening and had made other
preparations for the visitors. The pic
ture shows reaped the benefit, for
quite number We're down town to
visit the store. not knowing that
the plans had been changed,
Mrs. Lowenstein and Miss Jean
ette were warmly congratulated upon
/ the splendid millinery showing and
will doubtless reap a more substan.
tial reward for their endoavOrs before
the season closes.
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chinery to drive this was in the mid
die, but this being hidden under a
bonnet of tin, could not see the
wheels working. This was one Of
Weston's secrets. The inventor him
self was busy in the trough adjust
Ing various parts of the gear, and
shouting out orders to different work
men. The whole ship itself was bound
to earth by sundry ropes and was
tugging and straining at them like
thing of life. When those ropes
were loosened the ship would flush
up into the air like released bird,
and then Dicky, seated behind his
machine In the basket work cradle.
would show skill In steering II this
way and the other AS the wind was
extremely faint, he would have every
advantage. | forgot to say that there
were steering vans like wings sprei
ing from the trough, and these could
be raised or lowered at will. But,
wanting technical knowledge, az I
have explained, fear my description
OF the famous craft Is not particular
ly good. 1t was an airship, AMI that
was all | knew, and ] was curious
to see IL climb the sky.
Amongst the crowd I Unexpectedly
saw the quaint little figure of Miss
Destiny, dressed In black as usual.
| pointed her out TO Gertrude, and we
tried to get near her, as | was still
curious to learn II she had any idea
of Striyers whereabouts. But she
kept her keen eyes on our every
movement and lodged us with such
success that We never could ap-
proach her.
What can she be afraid of" ask
Continued on Page Six.
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MY DoC1Cn
M,GHTY FINE
Mrs. Hattie Ca..l Of Carr@i'le
Thinks all the More Of Her
Doctor Since re Advised
Her TO Take Cardui.

Carrsville, KY MY doctor" writes
Mrs. Hattie Cain, "vho advised me 10
take Cardui, for my troub'cs. is a mighty
fine doctor, and say God bless Cardui
and the people who make il.
"Beiore took Cardui, | suffered with
female troubles for sixteen years. |
would have TO send for doctor every
three month, and ohl how dreadiutly |
suffered
81 would cramp and have commissions
and il looked like | would die. AT las. |
took Cardui and ohl what surprised ]
found il was the medicine for me!
"From the first bottle, began TO mend
and now am well, can do more work,
can walk and go where please and il
don't hurt me, and owe il all TO Cardui. "
Cardu helps sick women back 10
health. II has been doing this for over
50 years. II is not Laxative, or a heart
or kidney medicine-.t is a woman's
medicine.
II you are woman, try it.
B.-Write 70: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatts.
nooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn, Tor Spccid
distractions. and 6.-cagc book. Home Treatment
Tor Women" sent ia pli- ~,'2nsr. CD request q.
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CHAPTER XIII.
Tie Trial Flight.

Whether Miss Destiny VAS right
o. wrong regarding Striver's pcs
session of the diamonds | could not
say. Day after day went by and
the gardener did not appear To de-
nouncc the assassin of his aunt. as
hc had arranged To do Nor could
he be found anywhere. although J
employed a detective TO search for
him. We discovered that Mr. Monk
had given Up the lease OF his cham
beIS and had sold his furniture. He
had diaapDeLr,d TO America. and evi
IDENTITY had no intention CT returning.
Eut his lawyer stil. continued to pay
Gertrude enough To keep The Lodge
going and herself clothed But Stri-
yer had vanished like water bub'
BILE he had dissolved into thin air,
ana all Ne c-u.d do WAS To wait
until he chose TO reappear | point
cd out TO Gertrude that, Miss Des.
tiiy's mouth being closed-she would
no. speak until the Jewels were re-
covered, Il very remote contingency
and her father, along with the gag'
| dener. having passed out of our
lives. ii would be best to get mar,
ried. Then We c-uld leave Burwa,l
and settle in London As Mrs. Vance
she would forget "A 1 the storms oi
/ the past, ard with me as her compan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
Copyright. 1909, BY c. w. Dillins
ham Company
ynopsis Of Preceding Chapters.
CONTINUED from Yesterday

Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters.
Irs. Caldershaw IS found dead.
hatpin through her heart. her glass
eye missing Tho eye holds a CT.
pher clue to a treasure, bcqucath.
ed To Gertrude VI nix. Circum.
stances impicatc Miss Monk. Cyrus
Vance resolves TO save her. Her
aunt. Miss Destiny. accuses her,
but promises silence for half her
inheritance. Vance becomes en-.
gagged to Gertrude and goes to
London. where he onColtnters
Walter Monk. Gcrtrude's father,
posing as Wentworth Mari.
wealthy bachelor Fearing cX.
pOsurc. he disappear. Vance. on
his return to Gortrude's home,
finds Striver. a young gardener,
making forcible ayowal of love to
her. Vance almost strangles
Striver, who threatens to de.
nouncc Gertrude as murdercss
He admits that he himself was
in the house of Mrs. Clldershaw,
his aunt, at the time Of the muir
der Striver disappears. Dicky
Weston comes to Burwain to build
an alrship. Lady Mabel Canning
ton also visits Burwain and rec.
ognizes Monks photograph as that
of Mari, her former suitor Ger
trude discovers her fathers du
plicity. Monk returns. is threat
ened by Striver. and appeals to
Vance. Striver claims To have
found the missing eye In Monks
possession and accuses him of mur.
dering Mrs. Caldcrshaw. Monk ad
mits he was at Mrs. Clldershaw's
on the day OF the murder, but
protests his innocence. Vance Sc
cures the eye. The eye again dis
appears. Gertrude confcsses that
her father was AT Mrs. Calder
shaw's On the day of tn" murder.
Monk destroys the eye. but Strl-
Yer obtains the cipher. The hiding
place is found but the treasure has
vanished Miss Destiny learns that
the treasure has vanished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
~ MARY GYM WHITMAN
TELEPHONE oNE-FouR-Two

The church Is not large enough tC
accommodate the pupils they now
have in Sunday school and its size
actually prohibits larger membership
Sc the idea of adding a large room
about 2Sx50-was advanced as a
solution to the problem.
The room will be used as lee
ture room, gymnasium. etc. AZ well
a. Sunday School room.
Irs. Morgan served dainty refresh
mcnts.
Two weeks from yesterday will be
annual day. which will be observed
a. Mrs. G. - Van Denberg's.
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st. Philips Guild.


st. Philips Guild met yesterday
with Mrs. J. A. Mcknight, and sew.
ed carpet rags TO be used in weaT.
ing rugs FIR the Easter bazaar.
The date for the bazaar and din
ncr was set as the first Saturday
after Easter.
The Gui,d meets next week with
Mrs. Humphrey.
It
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet every first and third Sat.
rrday from now on until the sum.
mer months
IT.
The Christian Aid Society met yes
terday in Circles. Circle Three met
with Mrs. T. J. Wilkes and trans
acted several items of business.
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With Mrs. Mason.

The Circles oil the Christian
church met yesterday with Circle
One at Judge l. r. Mason's on Wash
ington street.
At the social meetings of the Cir
cle delightful refreshments were serv'
c, aud free will Offering made for
the church.
Z:
The Lowenstcin millinery opening
on yesterday afternoon was quite
the largest and most elaborate milli'
merry display the town has ever had
and should serve as warning 10 all
husbands that the wives of our city
have no intention of doing without
their Easter 'bonnets.
Mrs. Lowenstein had spared no
trouble and expense In preparing for
the event. and the beauty and splen'
dor Of the decorations that complete
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At Miss Gray's.

Miss Daisle Gray. at itzler Dry
Goods conpany, welcomed her friends
on yesterday Afternoon with a mil'i'
merry display of spring styles.
Miss Gray has Il large patronage
from our townspeople and needs no
farther lommcudation than the salts
faction she has given in the past.
This year's styles will be found
H. her stock in a variety Of pat
terms to please all purses and pat
rDhS.
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At the White House.

Miss Clarke. milliner at the Whit
House. had her spring opening on
yesterday afternoon with an attract
i've line OF pattern hats ON display
Music was enjoyed throughout the
afternoon by those who called, and
many compliments passed upon her
showing of millinery.
Miss Clarke is prepared especial
ly, 20 trim hats to order and can
execute your orders most accent
ably.
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t.
ONE WAY OF DRESSING 4 WIFE.
wrote poem to Lily's eyes
That's now my wifes fall hat;
Another one TO Cora's smile
A dress she made of that
My wife is named Maria Ann
I'm fond of her, oh, yes.
But can't turn out a verse t. her
That's suitable for dress
Now az she has a need for clothes,
For stockings. hats and shoes,
She quite agrees with me that there
Is not much time to lose.
so down I sit and write all day
To Maud's and Fannys curls;
And that's the way dress my wife
On verse to other girls.
From Success" Magazine.
t.
The officers and teachers of the
Christian Sunday School met on yes.
terday evening at the home of Rev.
Connolly on c street. southwest. to
organize for more effective work.
From those present the following
officers were elected
President-Mr. Hodges.
Vice President-Judge |. r. Mason
Secretary Miss Daisy Maude
Webb.
Treasurer-Mss Bliss Corcw.
They discussed several plans and
decided to pledge themselves for n
quarter OF mile of the pennies.
One idea advanced was the editing
of a church paper which was decid.
ed upon as practicable. Mrs. II. c..
Connolly was elected as business
manager and Rev Connolly will be
asked to write the editorials. Per.
sonals will be under the supervision
of Miss Thadie James-and many
other interesting features will be
thought OF before it makes its in.
itial appearance.
The society will meet the first
Tuesday evening in each month.
Light refreshments were served
Those present were Messrs. Ma
son and Hodges; Misses Bliss Cor
lew, Mary and Laura Tucker. Daisy
Maude Webb. Thadie James Mr..
h,, ,atn
Jordan.
Il
Mrs. NJ. German Is entertaining
quite a large crowd of our 50 society
folk with an all day party at Chick
asaw Lake today.
T.
The Carter Avenue Home Mission
Society L.ot on yesterday afternoon
at Mrs. Haynes with an excellent
attendance. Mrs. Haynes was leader
for the day. The meeting place for
next week will be announced in sun
days issue.
The Pre- sbyterian Ladies Aid so
ciety met yesterday with Mrs. T. Y
Morgan, and completed final arrange
ments for their Easter Bazaar.
The Bazaar will be held on the
cath OF March at some down town
building. the place to be announced
later.
The ladies' donated 500 to the
new room TO be added to the church
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minneapolis, HiEn.' va q great sufferer
from female troubles which caused n weakness
and brohcn down condition G the system. l
read so much of what lydia /. . iiham's Veg
lctablc CompoVrG had done Cor q. ACr suffering
women, fell sUr" 70 would help mc, and must
say II did help me wonderfully. Within three
months was perfectly well woman.
| 81 want this letter made public To show the
benefits tO be derived from Lydia L.. I'inlhamS
] Vegetable Compound" Mrs. John q. MOIdan,
2il1 Second ST., North Minneapolis, Minn.
Women who are snffnrinn from those dis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
DO YOU LOVE ART?

w wv LIVE AM
q You will be delighted with :
g a visit to Mrs. Hadley's stu :
8: do with Mrs. Jordan, 1l9 A I
q street. northwest. More than
4 twenty different kinds or art I
q work on exhibit. She has a I
:! kiln and fires china at her !
q studio. Pupils learn rapidly
q and are delighted with the
3. work. Lessons are not expen.
q siye and 1t Is important that
u the child have lessons In this
. work. They learn more rap
.: idly than older persons. al
q though anyone can soon grasp
q the work under the superior
u methods OF teaching used by
. Mrs. Hadley. Monday. Tues
q day. Wednesday and Thurs.
. day are devoted to the classes
= in Ardmore. and Friday and
70 Saturday to Marietta. Use the
. telephone or call.
g q q q q 4 u = q q q u q = 4
uyars Ao Inn ka kost
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Ccssiu in relieving the suffering of women secured
many genuine testimonials as has Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
In almost every community you will find women who
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either been benefited by it, knows some who has.
In the Pnkham Laboratory at Lynn Mass, files
tanning over one million one Hundred thousand letters from
women seeking health in which many openly state
therow signatures that they have rgancd their health by
taking Lydia +. Pnkhan's Vegetable Compound
Lydia +. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has saved
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Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound i made ex-
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The why it is successful j. bccau i contains
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restoring it to healthy and normal activity.
Thousands of unsolicited and genuine testimonials such
the following prove The cficeac f this simple remedy.
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: :: :! 8: u u :: :! - u - % = u 81
/: ToMoRRoW's CALENDAR. .
{ Kosmos Klub at Mrs. Evans. -
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
GROOM BUNGALOW
S35-337 SOUTH HILL ST,

Southwest district east front Hardwood
floors, living room, dining room reception
hall, two bedrooms, bathroom, den, CABINET
kitchen, cement porch, kitchen screen
porch, stationary washtub, lawn and cement
walks; lot 50X15O.
$4,000.
VIII take city lot in part payment, terms
for balance. This house was built for a
home See owner, 226 WEST 4TH ST.
Phone T5OO8 1-16-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
Fine Bargain on High Ground

On the best portion OF West Adams
Heights, between two fine car lines, we nave
this remarkable Groom home for sale at
an astonishing bargain price. You could
not duplicate the property today for $'OVO,
and II is almost as good new Hardwood
floors upstairs and down. brightly hnlsneu
walls and woodwork furnace complete to
every ROOM fine >large living and sleeping
rooms throughout, and an attic, all hooreu'
which could be converted into a servant 5
no better lot in the city, 5OXl7S feet. on Il
wide beautiful street, in full view Of foot
hills and mountains. No better, more COM
Portable home for your large family can be
found in Los Angeles. One thousand dollars
will handle the property if you so desire.