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Posted and published this sth day of February. 1910 d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
ROOSEVELT To Be
ASKED TO RETURN
THROUGH HONOLULU

Honolulu always has hopes of being
the host of great men, hopes which her
climate and many beauties warrant,
and it may now be possible that she
will have the chance to entertain
Theodore Roosevelt, still the "greatest
American and still uneclipsed.
Western cities, including Los Ange-
les, Denver and Kansas City, are max
ing every effort to induce the ex-presi-
dent to return to America from the
West. An envoy will start in a few
days for Khartoum where he will meet
Roosevelt and extend the offer of the
Western States. Mayor Alexander of
Los Angeles is leading the coast cities
and San Francisco will soon take up
the matter.
Should Roosevelt return to the States
in this manner, accompanied as he ex-
poets to be. by his family, he will have
TO travel through Honolulu and even
il he fails to stop over for any length
of time, will be the guest of the city
for probably twentyfour hours. 1t is
possible that Honolulu commercial and
civic bodies will add their invitation
TO those which have been forwarded
from all the western cities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
The Lone Observer
Observes MagOOnviIIe

al sck' said the Lone Observer "Get out
II won said the Sky Pilot, brushing
soul needs consolation
YES admitted the L o. it does have
akaak carefully eed you from MgOOnvie for
place Who took there'''
You needn anything; know meeting
Lemonade is good lubricant for the
mission used to have one myself until took
dividing Kakaako and Kewalo by Magn
block by certain substances
that carefully avoided geography par
tcarly plain about the location, and your
$3.50 notebook and the meeting Also
they agoonve they will
place after death that
You remember that little Kerr baby who got so drunk that she nearly
died' She FIVE old and the
when she began to agpe He is Maaonvius t the % h e
type in will
breed the daughter
and broke her leg with stick Pleasant incident
Celebrated
Grim is mere statement of facts want to quant with the
shutting like
''As going Magoonvle but
snacks are erected apha all over with no regard for regularity
Wherever four walls capable of renting for few dollars
the interior of the houses You know wouldn't
from there when to Kakaako
now a So but half the
still
generally picks houses shack the center
pond people in can
not soak into the ground The ground wateog the
then ntamped hard thousand bare
stand until it Sit down. I'm through
wggng
Bugs and dn play side by side The bugs into the children
and then the children die and the bugs Dabol
of
of
standt
society corporate thing sociology and
conditions
are growing unb
s the
dry and clean The in them children
door neatly dressed They the people who living the
them
a and up.
going'
I'm to the meen the
the vacated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
DEAD BABY'S BODY
FOUND AT WAIKIKI

The dead body of newly born baby
was picked up on or near the John Ena
road near the Kalakaua road yester-
day morning. The body was found by
Mr. Woolsey early yesterday morning,
and the police were notified by him.
II was lying In hole near an out
house, halfway between his home aud
a pake store. His account and the re-
port turned In by the police officer
who was cent out 10 investigate differ
materially,
The policeman states that the child
Was white, was about nine months Did,
and had dark hnir W0nlsey states
thai u Was either Japanese or ON
nese, The hsdy h nov lying at tho
mnFgue, hnd there A. good deal ~
myaiefy connected with Che easo, aad
Tiers viii be an investigation heli,
ms board " health vii probably take
charge ~ ihe body
Tho ~ tho am hniy ~ baby
found ip che Sans LEGALITY Ia ihf pasf
~ many yesIr Noolrey hafing fpaAd
lhree " Che $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
STILL THINK
WIRELESS WILL
REACH JAPAN

TOXIC, December 25.-Another ex-
pertinent in communication between
Japan and Hawaii by wireless telegraph
was conducted for five days from the
18th to the 10Th inst. With regard to
that experiment, an expert says in an
interview that it has proved the pos
sibility of keeping communication with
point 2750 miles distant, for mes
sage dispatched to the wireless tele-
graph station at Hawaii by the Korea
was noticed at Choshi, which was 1850
miles from the ship. 1t should also be
remembered that the apparatus on the
ship was capable of five kilowatts cleo
trio power. On the other hand, the
electric wave ON our side had been ex-
tended to 600 kilometres, while the sta
ton at Hawaii employs an electric
power of ten kilowatts. Thus it seems
to be clear from the experiments with
the Korea that Japan and Hawaii,
which are 5000 miles from each other,
are within reach of communication by
wireless telegraph.
But that experiment was failure.
What was the reasoni The principal
reason of the failure must have been,
said the expert, that the arrangements
Ut SldllOu WtIt lOI
the purpose of communicating with
America, and that the station in CON
sequnce, was in a position unfavorable
for communication with Japan. Under
the circumstances, the electric power
at the station could not have full play
when communicating with japan. There
was no doubt, therefore, that commune
cation could be established with Ha
wni when the arrangements for the
service were improved.
Our authorities are intending TO ask
the Hawaiian authorities to better the
arrangements for the service will
Japan and have reported 10 them the
results Of the present experiment, The
Hawaiian authorities win probably ae
eept the proposal, though Il requires .
great amount of expenses, for II is for
the benefit OF the public. They vii
also report 10 us the results OF the eS
pertinent on their side, and may ash
Tor some change IN onr arrangements
| Ia short, the opening Of communicate oI
between Japan and Hawaii by wireless
telegraph Is Ia sight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
Small Talks

d. l. wIrHIHGToN-Those remarkably fine
The league grounds disappointed that the
ANTOINE KAoo- Hayes and to
DO best To defeat them think than did in the
EDWIN oEE-Nono Mclaughlin
long singles Our only hope that be able
doubles.
THEODORE RIoIiARDsl believe that Major PSoto Columbia
Club excellent institution viii be pleasant clubs forty
representatives. staying
ANNE MARIE PRESCOTT Mosquito has nH} bod Christ
and Tho oo~t dnloo) Tor Happy NeW quite
ae busy 0ngfef lis astiye industry % lo commended
CONSUL meridIB II the victim
DO bad hsn obi bpgod he fellow hs money be-
espss av BIN playing lag viii ffaled would ob Mm,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11

indication the
Tfnkhms activity in the the first Filipino
pulled a
plantation day
auspices Filipino
snsls because there we're acts ths first iht With CHANGES
The concluded reminding audience
shat the continuation of the plot could be night "B
great show program
Certainly
he would be interested enough to cOme night
The second nights showed acts but to make
for this small number the number of raised fv
plenty play
palace of the Christians lion of the dramat After
giant looking
Civil happens alive although
later in order be
Then eomple plot an hante appears while the scenes shift
palace palace of
with princes, giant
per
program, happens night.
Whatever original FEpno he
occidental habit of saying to be continued the
lis story
performance is given number of realistic
of Madrid cOnstantnop Rome the
princess
baptism coronation and wedding together with number vaudeville
stunts, including Filipino dances and juggling
Joe Cohen of thirty six
great many things happen in M including deaths mar
RACES very properly blamed intoxicating liquors During late years
ant Link Mecandes appeared before the committee territories
the house of representatives explained
followers in Hawaii voted with the Republican majority the
Glow does the legislature proposed
of the committee Hamilton,
The legislature of
in
house practically
of
other matters that
stood by letters
liquor
the subjec
incidentally, MsCande of
se Republican ticket with him Oahu 1906 describing
iions and of n particular
That land
get the believe
never been able get rental 1t sold by the Mr.
Brown sheriff the
government from getting
All of which carefully written
There bit of which might
supervisors the
Pacific Heights of had
The Pacific
the upp of that until they
put
road in shape thereby holders something
recognition of what they
item onuius claims beauty
OF wor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
a PoLLowRR oF INFLuENaA.

An attack " manenfa Il often fol-
lowed by a persistent cough Ehieh 90
mHny proves gIraf nnn0Nnare thpm-
heflAlnis Cough Remedy has henp Ga
ipnsIA ely used and viii ee0i fueeess
f0f che gfllff M enle ~ this cough
Many ratea hasr leen fpIfd sfler oh
~ vol kpnAn remedies hRa failed faf
sale NJ hll dFhlHTs hfpfppi hlnlll a
10, egepia ~ HResil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
SIDELICHTS
MAKE THE COMPARISONS YOURSELF.


1 ordinary who read in his
and ke'in but whose knowledge
to words ''hanahana," 'plikia' and
On New Years morning observed engaged
the oddly characterized"
Naturally
the their had called
awhile exchanged innumerable Chefs
fairly tranatOns several of the articles contributed
national and local celebrities the edition
Comparisons Malaprop
English says They
sideghs They
character word for word
fairly well understood nevertheless
eting Here few culled from the original letter.
The Hawaiian of with preamble:
God hath blood all to
unity bessednes.
alike all and all chiefs and all of all ands'
Ali fooing decevng say' Well
worthy better back those during
those who for law
Waaua, attempted deception
OIL the aborers
We wantno of moden japanese de
veopmen should be with other material.
according the neighbours
year at of commenced at:
True God of blood from world all mankind
moniously beedness
Nowl Deving and fooling beyond
irresponsible melting
between sympathizer depend
law of land obey do public of
did peacefully consider teaching
best friend Waaua strike
deceiving foong
affect Japanese of true friends.
already lately of not a to
open nationality of land depend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
H0w BnE CONSOLIDATED THEN

Fi@a lies dd nrfn bni ilNss W. shu angry With
- ssAs ~ lf n"1lssn e pei isAag on ls a lane fd
slil be- si4vsdi
tt,sfpfs $50 'slnpF ne pV shoe s shov
sNs i'~ ~ isss 'isH sh l sfasl h| ls 'usage Sees
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
POETRY IN REVISION.

POETRY
1 and
POLITICALLY part
which o
land meets riin
With rainbows ginting gories
Where Orient Occdent
In hi are blent
a menw IN
In honor AM owe the Lord.
wor
appreciated witnessed following
Rising Rainbow throw place East West, mix
All
lousy full place
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
DICKENS RAISED.

Exceedingly curious how people District At
the that the editor the Star tender let dis
ict bitterly abused fellow journalist by abuing the
article
of The Advertiser editor
the clearly belonged
his door Here it is in EngEsh
is mighty engine Dickens Mr.. Pott
l has been headed always
direction. shall
shall the track be jumped have in the
readers that residence the United
States properly enjoyed
and habits Perhaps these ideas all conform
Nippon; enough
believe them to be the best.
And after had heard Wapau and Kauu and other points along the
line the railroad
following:
Therefore Hawaii of population have of japanese,
shinpo always facing
jump off not hope So that in past impress did future America
habit;
do solicit
This perhaps differ nevertheless
belief best
My idea original of puroned from
Twans Jumping Frog Clemens
several languages including the
fish by the that the nevehe
less it is interesting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11

us fshsI~YfsdaY ihs pt ihs ey and ioay some
fnd pk fer aauhT hae rpai hnaH Bio " goa
'psl alssy' bHugs srells'. AssgspesisI hlsslWt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
BALLINaER VS.. pINoHor.


self edited
supplemented capitals
attended certify educational standing
the fully posted the beaten
sOnaly the ut
My delivery clerk a white twenty years
who formerly lived IN the State Of Friday
called
relative TO the banger rno finish hg Inquiry him
particulars and details showed either indigestion hard
work ahead and But when the groceries arrived knowing that the
something concerning the delivery
from there thought hand
hm What do think the nHgeli ~ Whether
Ne thought dght battle fuel
ye his reply
ready nd showed that be what be talking shout for be told
Ws that h bad either ~ ihs question but Of them
appeared he naml after Freshman aRd No hoped hangg would
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11

Continuous Drama.
Link, Land and Liquor.
That Pacific Heights Drive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-11
The Sunday School Commentary
SERMON. JUNE 70, BY REV. D. NJ srEARMs.
Spirit need. to have more fu,-contro1

Spirit needs 10 have more ful- control
OF US.
She addressed Him as 20 Lord, thou
Son Of David" but rs the Son Of Da-
yid she. being a gentle. had no claim
upon Him, and He answered her not
Q word. We must never tolerate q
thought OF any unkindness or even
lack OF consideration on the part of
Jesus, not even when He addressed
His own mother as He did in John
ii. 4. He wss never anything but love,
and love is kind Il Cor. Kill. A. The
most that we can ever say Is. We'll.
I do not understand" But we must
implicitly trust Him In this case He
was no doubt preparing her for the
blessing He was ready to bestow. He
said to the disciples. Il am not sent
but unto the lost sheep of the house Of
Israel"
Her next appeal is simply Lord.
help me-" and now she gives Him His
right place in relation to her. but He
replied, 1T Is not meet TO take the
children's bread and cast 1t to dogs"
This does seem to our ears almost too
us too much Il Cor. <. 49,. He knew
what He was doing. and 1t was all
love, no matter how it looks to us.
Listen to her reply: Truth, Lord. yet
the dogs eat Of the crumbs which fall
from their masters tables The vic
tory is hers. She has won: she gave
Him His place as Lord. and now she
takes hers, the lowest. gentle dog.
Now listen to Jesus: 80 woman. great
is thy faith. Be it unto thee even as
thou wilt For this saying 60 thy
way. The devil is gone out Of thy
daughter Verse IS: Mark vii. 90.
She believed his word, returned home
and found her daughter well.
There was great realized need. Her
daughters trouble was her own. 1t
was nothing foreign. nothing to which
she could be in any degree Indifferent.
She knew she had come to one who
could help her, and she would not let
60. The lessons for us are easy. May
we lay them to heart. He is always
this same Jesus" Compare this
great faith" with that OF chapter
viii, 10. and note that in each case It
was the great faith OF gentle. Con-
trast the little faith Of the disciples
in Matt. vi. 80; viii. 26: xiv, 81; xvi. 8.
and let us have faith in God. the faith
that faints not. doubts not, wavers
not. but clings believingly and expect
antly tMatt. xxi, p, 90. In order to ask
in faith we must remember John Nv,
Z, and John i'll. 81. %. So much is
meant by abiding, keeping His COM
mandments and with a clear con-
science doing the things that are pleas
ing in His sight. Then we must re-
member also Jas. ". 2. 3. lest we ask
amiss
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MECHANICAL INGENUITY.
A Full Rugged Ship That Fly's Wing
Mould Cover


Many instances of mechanical inge-
nuity really remarkable to as In these
days. when we are supposed to have
advanced in learning. are related by
various ancient authors. The silver
sphere. "a most noble and ingenious
performance" which was presented TO
Sultan Soiyman the Magnificent by his
imperial majesty Ferdinand, is men,
toned by rauius .tovius rs showing
and keeping time with the motions of
the celestial bodies In various coufig-
urations. 1t was carried 10 CONSTANT.
nople by twelve men and there put to-
sether by the artist that made it.
Mymecides. an ancient carver. was
SO proficient in microscopic mocha nism
that he made an ivory ship. with all
its decks. masts, yards. rigging and
sails. IN so small a compass that II
might have been hidden under the
wing of fly. He also made a chariot
with four wheels and as many har-
messed horses. which took up scarcely
mare room than the ship.
George Whitehead. an Englishman.
made a ship. with all things pertaining
to 1t. to move as If it sailed. upon a
table. "All hands were aloft. a woman
made good music on late. and little
puppy cried in the midship. all of
which variety" says the old writer.
was pleasant and diverting."
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This chapter begins with q question
from the Pharisees, why do Thy dis
ciples transgress the tradition Of the
elders? to which Jesus replied. why
do We also transgress the command
ment OF God?" Then He added, "Ye
have made the commandment of God
OF mono effect by your traditions"
quoting from the prophet Isaiah con.
corning those whose worship Is only
from the mouth and lips, while their
hearts are far from God lisa. xxx, 13;
Eek. xxxiii, 81. Paul tells us that
even the wisdom Of words Che must
mean the human wisdom of mems
words may make the cross Of Christ
Of none effect Il Cor. /. IL. So between
mere outward form and the wisdom
Of man the gospel would seem to be
greatly hindered, and yet our Lord is
not discouraged Qsa. xiii. n. In a
lesson which We are soon to have we
will hear Him say, Let wheat and
tares grow together till the harvest"
but in verse Ii of this chapter He
warns US In these words: Every plant
which my Heavenly Father hath not
planted shall be rooted up" Let US
see to 1t that we are indeed trees Of
Righteousness, the planting Of the
Lord. that He may be glorified" Elsa.
Xxi, -.
cannot help thinking that from
such religious Journalism and hypoc.
risy our Lord went away into the
coasts OF Tyre and Sidon to be re-
freshed by some real faith, for, know
ing all things and all people, He knew
what He would find where He was
going, and we do not read Of any
other result OF this visit except the
healing Of this woman's daughter
This incident is found only here and
in Mark vii, where we read that He
entered into a house and would have
no man know 1t. That would lead us
to think that He came aside, possibly
for physical rest as well as the re-
freshment from the faith Of a gentle
This woman. whose daughter was
troubled by an unclean demon, having
heard OF Him. came and fell at His
feet and besought Him to heal her
daughter. Note that she heard Of Him.
The questions keep ever coming. Are
any hearing of Him through me? Are
my life and testimony all for Him?
Might some others hear If I was will
ing to go or more self denying In or
der to help others to go? The apostles
are again in evidence with their "send
her away, for she crieth after us"
Verse 23). 1t is SO much easier to
turn down the many appeals for help.
just to be let alone. So few Of us
seem to learn to live wholly for 9th
ers, for the good we can do rather
than the good We can Get. The Holy
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The Vulnerable Point,

Mrs. Holt could be depended upon
at almost any time to say the wrong
thing with the best intentions in the
weird. Nobody minds what poor
dear Fanny Holt says" her friends
told each other when repeating her
remarks. I'VE know she means all
right"
Isn't it queer how differently things
sffect people:" one of Mrs. Hollis
neighbors said to her the day after
a beach picnic. Eve both got tired
to death. you and l. You say you've
had just a little bit of indigestion.
while l have this fearful blind head
acne"
why. that's perfectly natural" said
Mrs. Holt cheerily. "Of course when
people are tired out 1t goes straight
to the weakest part OF them. Mine is
my stomach. and everybody knows
yours is your head, poor dear.'-
Youths Companion.
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the hosts for the affair. The guests
included members of the younger So
ciety set. Piano and drums furnished
the dance music. Among those at
tending were, Miss Dol othy Bates,
Miss Helen Jameson, Miss Lucy Tur-
ner, Miss Lucy Smyser, Miss Myrl
Weeghman, Miss Ruth Friedgen, Miss
Elizabeth Bailey, Miss Gladys Weis,
Miss Gladys Bailey, Miss Esther Gard,
Miss Blanche Bayer, Miss Louise Mails
by. Miss Mae Gipe of Logansport, with
Miss Lucy Smyser. and Miss Mary
Smith, Miss Margaret Gillies and Miss
Georgia Cloud of New Castle; Huston
Marlatt, Everett McConaha, Roland
Coate, Carlos Haas, Carl Emerson,
Howard Hunt, Karl Allison, Robert
Taylor, Taylor Terrell, Carl Hamilton,
Charles Buell.. Robert Tallant, Earl
Spangler, Philip Starr. John Smyser,
Dale Shreeve, Willard Kaufman, Wal
ker Land, Raymond Yost, Carl Emer-
son. John Smyser, Harper Lindsay,
Charles Twigg, Walter Murray.
- - -
is VISITING HERE.
Mrs. Joseph Bangham of Long
Beach. Cal, is here the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Green of South
Fourth street.
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All the Printers Fault.

"What became of that paper you
were going to start In the interest Of
uplifting the poor tramp" asked the
interviewer.
.'Ah. it fell through" confessed the
great reformer, with much agitation.
land all on account Of the blooming
carelessness Of the printer"
did he make grave error.'
II should say so. You know the pa
per was to be named the Bar of Hope.
Well, that idiot OF printer changed it
to the Bar of Soap. and as soon as my
constituents heard the name they
started running. and they are running
.ct."-Chicago News.