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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19

nearly every official is expected to no
present.
Judge Coopers court was the scene
of the trial of Chez Young charged
with larceny in the flrsU degree, the
charge being that he stole from Lum
Koon Yen, opium, insee and money to
the aggregate value Of $50, AS Young
was without counsel, s. F. Chilling
worth was appointed by Judge Cooper
(Nnnfinnad on pnnn Ninht
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19
BAD SAILORS TO
Be SHIPPED OUT

According District Attorney r. W. BTeckOns the
Chinese that arrested the other melting muny board
the British steamer Sathgye will probably be in body
China the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia 80 AS the crime
took place foreign ship American Mr. Breckons is
exactly the the captain of the
ship has asked that the discharged his request will doubt
he granted
In the meantime the will be kept in custody
not have another chance the officers that they threatened
Mr. Breckons talking the verdict jury On
Tai seemed be much satisfied spoke
his assistant Rawns who ably the for gov
ernment.
Several other charges have been entered against
is quite likely that he have other charges
the office is through with it's Investigations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19
CLOUDS SPOIL
VIEW OF COMET T

That Halley's comet crossed the
face of the sun late yesterday after
noon no one is prepared to dispute,
and yet no one witnessed the rare
sight. From 5 to $50 o'clock the
sun was a blazing, red nucleus sur
rounded by red haze, ana about the
latter minute sank behind clouds, not
to emerge agafn.. If the comet mad
perfected its marathon stunt across
the glow-ball earlier than that, it
must have been a fearfully shrivelled
comet, Or unexpectedly transparent;
for the thousands of eyes centered on
the spot failed to connect with it.
None of the astronomers at their
respective points of vantage were re-
wardeG for their pains. Kaimulli,
Diamond Heao and Waialua were IN
the same, sad plight as the smoked
glass astronomers and the citizen IN
vestigators who had climbed to the
high places for a good peep.
when the clouds drew across the
sun, they stayed there, reminding one
of the drop of the good night" cur
tain before the show begins, on ac-
count of the failure of the leading lady
to appear.
And then it rained.
The rain was a satisfaction, for it
cooled the air and dissipated little
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19
MONEY SAVING SPECIALS.

Five exceptional specials are offer
ed by Sachs Dry Goods Co. for Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Also
many interesting items in new goods.
See ad today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19
COMETS TAIL SWITCHED ASIDE
KUHIO REPORTS PASSAGE OF ORGANIC ACT
ORGANIC ACT
CHANGES PASS

Governor Fear this morning received the following cabegam
Delegate Kuho it having Washington yesterday
here during the night "Senae Organic Bill passed
reported House, section rejected salary legislators
six hundred, thousand"
The Governor cOngraulatng the delegate his
the KuO appears worked diligently
the proposed Organic Act through such
shape satisfy all factions here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19
FIGHT CHALLENGE
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK May 19-Dro wogast for the light
weight championship. - 90
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19
HETcH HET HY REPORT.
Especial Cable to The Star. J

WASHINGTON, of army engineers has been an
PRESIDENT Taft consider
San Francisco, o Pre- dent
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19

of the apprehension and gloom start
ed by the pictures in the newspapers.
We could not burn up while it was
raining, anyhow; and by time the
rain stopped the comet would be gone
for another day. The town went to
the theaters, and let it go at that for
the night.
The failure to see the transit of the
comet across the face of the sun was
most disappointing to the scientists
who came here to study the pheno-
mena, that particular phase of the
comets program being regarded as
the most important. 1t will not oc-
cur again. Tonight and here after un-
til the comet whirls away again inGo
space it will not come between the
earth and sun any more.
Tonight, if the sky is clear, the
comet should be in plain view, al
though it will not be so brilliant as on
many mornings in the past for the
reason that the moon will light up the
sky. It will appear again tomorrow
night and then it will disappear al
most as suddenly as it came a week
or so ago. 1t will be away next time
exactly seventy-five years, and all
good people who wish to see it again
then may do so by waiting around Ho,
nolulu until then.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19
STEAMER BURNS:
NO LIVES LOST
NEWPORT has arrive the
at sea of the steamer Marhafer.
THE KAISER IS
NOW IN LONDON

LONDON May 19-Emperor William
morning to attend the funeral of his uncle
He warmly greeted officially IND the public
Emperor William especially welcome by King
George.
OIL CITY, Pa in
stolen from railway Iepot in this CITY today.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The has left Bueaelds
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19

Tns job Prmtrm, ers, omcG.
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CONTINUED on Page Eighty
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-19

May 1o.-rhe Venus has left Blueaolds
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

One day something black was swim
ming along an African river 1t was a
hcad-just head. 1t had little eyes
and a low forehead and wide jaw.
Well he was swimming along and
but maybe. you don's see how a head
could swim all by itself. guess [
was because IL was light-headed.
Well he was swimming along and
he wasn't feeling very good. Just then
he bumped into something. That
made him mad. Get out OF my way
said the head
Get out of your own way" said the
thing which bumped him. Pm just a
keg-just a baby keg-and I've got a
right to float in this river II want to. -
Get out OF my way or I'll punch
YOU" said the head.
Punch on" said the keg. and then
ho giggled. but why he giggled | don't
know.
Well. OF course the poor head
couldn't punch because he was only
head, so then he said he would kick
the key, but he couldn't kick, either
and that made him mad. oh, he was
mad!
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

In time those eggs will turn TO cater
pillars in the apples. and then We will
be revenged on the farmer. He will
have a crop OF wormy. runty apples,
THAT will serve him right spoke
up Il cross old elf
Straightway lengthy letter was
written Mrs. Moth, stating the case
and asking her assistance. and IL was
sent In all possible haste by the mes
senger. Black Ant who could easily
crawl up the tree trunk 10 Mrs. Moth 8
home.
Everything happened as the wicked
Snickertees planned. But when
autumn came and the wormy apples
had ripened, the Snickertees found
they didn't care to eat such poor ap-
pies. How sorry they were that they
had played such mean trick. not so
much on the farmer. who could buy
apples. as on themselves. who now
had only wormy apples for their sup
per.
And this is often the case with PEG
pie who have the get even" spirit.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
TEMPLE.

lust to prove the rule OF contrary.
the miniature musical comedy in tho
Temple heater this week AT the
Waldorf. takes the "cur-rse" off many
That have gone before and is an Ell
tertaining medley. with a group OF
Young men and womt n above the aver.
age i'm ability 1hey sing and dance
with spirit. are dressed well and carry
the skit 10 success es headllner A
serious moment Is worked In with a
cong founded on KIpling's The YAM
n.re." the effect being helped ont with
sueciaI scenic aids Knute Erickson
heads the cast OF 20. and has IA mucn
difficulty "sleuthing after the lost
rearl necKlace a. the audience has
yeeping track OF the plot The act VII!
probably prove "a popular as anything
Inc Temple has offered In this par
t.cuar direction.
Apdale's Animals open the bill with
ae much cleveri."ss as their human
competitors i'm the race for iootllsht
recognition Bears. dogs and monkey :
rerform all sorts OF Intelligent stunts
and their trainer puts them through
many novel tricks.
lillian shaw is o welcome enter-
tainer AT the Temple always, and htr
Italian. Yiddish and German limitations
and songs never fail TO bring laugh
and the applause her clever work de
serves; Oscar Lorraine, a protean vio-
Iinist. is good musician and his IT..
nersonations of well-known stars OF
une violin worlG we're quite falthtul
,aricatures of the eccentric artists h@
close TO portray Mr. and Mrs. All
SON are back again with Minnie From
Minnesota. in which Mrs. Allison
ives her swedish servant girl imitn.
lion. A daring slack wire performer
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

land, once invited Alphonso OF Spain
over TO lay his heart at her feet. but
the princess fatty turned down the
Spanish weaklng. Later she was
forced To listen To the pleadings of an
other kingly sutton. the boy ruler or
Portugal. who is many years heI
junior, and whom she doesn't like
half as well a. the guardsman.
1t was because Princess Pat refused
10 marry Prince Adelbert, Emperor
Williams son. that the kaiser be-
sought new means OF binding the
two countries together. His only
daughter, the Princess Louise Vic
toria. had no sooner put on long
dresses and gathered up her childish
braids than her father fastened to ar
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Love. courtship and romance are
woefully lacking in the lives OF Prin-
cess Patricia OF England; Princess
Louise Victoria OF Germany, and the
Grand Duchess Olga of Russa-three
of the marriageable Processes OF
Europe. The delightful thrills OF
romance which even the humblest OF
peasant girls enjoy Is denied them;
their marriages will be State affairs
and their husbands will be selected
for them.
Willful Princess Pat. as she is ar
tectionately called, has for years loved
a gallant member OF the royal guards.
but no royal blood flows through his
veins. Her uncle. the king Of Eng
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
@e15L7MTR8
Sss@@M
SIORRSs!S
THE sNIckeRTEE's REVENGE.

Way down under the roots OF the
red apple tree In the orchard lived q
band OF "Snickertees''--a band OF fairy
elves who were never pleased with
any thing. They had very long noses
that curled way up high. Tonight
they were plotting revenge on the
farmer who owned the apple trees.
High Chief Snickertee. I'm his Ions
pointed red shoes, high-peaked red cap
and green velvet suit. spoke up as he
put the quill pen behind his ear.
Last year the farmer took away
all good apples from the orchard as
soon as they were ripe. and never left
us any excepting the rotten ones. Now
fOI this We must punish him. Selfish
folks sooner or later get their just
dues
Yes" answered Chief Pilferer:
every apple | tasted was rotten. Now
advise that we wait till the apple
blossoms have grown 10 tiny green ap'
pies. then let us bore holes in them
where Mrs. Moth can lay her eggs
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Nellie Butler in the somewhat far
fetched role of Kathleen OReilly,
whose red wig and burlesQue clothes
could not wholly conceal her pretti-
ness of feature.
Two acts of the drama take place
in the Quixanos' sitting room; the
third In Veras little sitting room in
the settlement house, and the last on
the roof OF the settlement house VAIN
the great city of New York all about
the Melting Pot. Every detail Is
carried out with fine effect.
The engagement is for the entire
week. with matinees on "Wednesday
and Saturday.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

range for her marriage TO Prince
Arthur OF Connaugh. Princess Pats
brother. who IL is said, will be made
duke OF Kent in June.
The husband for the Grand Duchess
Olga, mere girl, for she is only 10
has already been picked out by her
father the car. in the person OF
Grand Duke Dmitri. only son OF the
Grand Duke Paul They have long
been nlaymates. for the bridegroom
to-be is only stripping OF rs, but in
the event of the czarewitchs death
he would be heir TO the cars throne
and the willy father Is taking nc
chances upon having his scepter pass
entirely out OF the control of his own
descendants.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Mrs. Marion Bruce. Cumberland, Me,
writes II have taken Hoods Sarsa-
parllla for "A great many years. and
think IL the best blood medicine I'm the
world. l take IL both spring and fall,
This last winter and spring l was in
very poor health. was weak and had
lost all my appetite and l was all run
down. As soon AS | began TO take
Hoods Sarsaparilla my strength came
back and my appetite returned. am
now well. do my homework and no
longer have that tired feeling.
Get II today IA usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Saved A Soldiers Lite.

Facing death from shot and shell in
the civil war was more agreeable to j
A. Stone, OF Kemp. Tex, than facing
It from what doctors said was con
sumption. If contracted a stubborn
cold he writes, that developed q
cough. that stuck to me In spite OF al
remedies for years. My weight RAJ
down to 100 pounds Then | begar
10 use DR. Kings New Discovery
which completely cured me. | now
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Hoarseness. Group. Whooping Cough
and lung trouble it's supreme. Trial
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

is Robledillo. who performs some
startling stunts poised on the thin
steel thread that represents terra
fIma to him and very uncertain
quantity to the Onlookers; Roy AMI
Nice have a travesty on "Trilby." and
a dancing turn. and the Microscope
pictures take one to California for y
glimpse at ostrich farming. pigeon
breeding and crocodile catching.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Gym THIA GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: Please give me d
recipe Tor layer cake What kind
oi baking powder do you prefer?
MRS. J. =.
A.-Cream one-fourth cup butter
and one cup sugar together, add two
eggs, we'll beaten. then one-half cup
milk Add one and two-thirds cups
hour. which has been sifted twice
with two and onehaf teaspoons bak-
ing powder. Buy the best baking
powder on the market.
Dear Miss Grey CD | am embroid-
ering some linen for a friend who is
going TO be married Shall launder
il before presenting IL? How shall
present it? ~ II young man asks
one 10 help him on with his overcoat
should one do so? IL not. how could
one refuse? SALLlE. y
A.-U Lander II carefully. wrap
1t in tissue paper and tie 1t up In mar
row white satin ribbon. Send II TO
her home with your card inclosed,
two or three days before the wedding.
90 IL would not be courteous to re-
fuse when one is asked to assist
man in donning his coat. but IL is not
good form for a man to ask such as
sistance
Dear Miss Grey. One OF my little
girls bites her nails and the other
sucks her thumb. MRS. j. I. A.
A.-Constant reminder and firm rep
rimand must be resorted to. The use
OF ouinine or other harmless bad
tasting drugs will help. Sew up night
gown sleeves or make the sleeves with
mitts attached.
The best beet root Is about one
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Block signals are TO be installed on
about 1000 more miles OF American
railroads this year or the country S
total mileage, about one-fourth. or
1924 miles. was so equipped at the
close OF 1909.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
I'm CMoc,nrn

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Skae and chill.
hren are at Pinehurst, ". G.
MT and Mrs. Conrad Smith and
their two cons have returned from a
elk weeks stay In Florida
a.
A banquet. with music and speeches.
wiz be given in Holy Rosary hall. ~
honor OF ST. Patrick. Thursday even
ing.
81. Patrick's supper and entertain
ment VIII be given In the North Wood
ward Baptist church. Thursday even
Ing
The members OF the Fortst. Pres
byterian church will hold an election
of elders and deacons in the church
house. Wednesday evening. at 3
o'clock.
Henry Turner Bailey. the we'll
known writer on art topics. will adj
dress the Twentieth Century club
thursday afternoon. at 8 o'clock In
the Century building.
\
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Mable Rae Rectenwal 10 Ray
mond Mckinley Bacon. OF Detroit.
Miss Rectenwal is native OF Ohio
anu is quite well known in that state
~ singer.
Judge Harry Hubert will talk on
The benefits OF the juvenile cour,"
before the Knights OF Columbus, Tues
nay evening. The address by Judge
hubert will follow the regular quar-
terry business meeting.
y
Mrs. J. S. Mccullough, of Chicago.
known 10 the literary world as
Myrtle Reed" and who has been
stopping at the Hotel Cadillac for the
past month. left. Monday for her home
IN Chicago. While In Detroit. Mrs.
Mccullough gave up her entire time
TO work on her new novel. Master OF
The Vineyard
The Detroit String quartet will
give the first of the March concerts.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock In
Temple Beth FL and the second, the
following evening at SIS o'clock
Lewis l.. Richards, the we'll known De
ttoit pianist who is leaving this city
In April TO take up a permanent resi-
dence in Brussels, will De assisting
sOloist. playing group OF three piano
solos and the piano score in the Caesar
Franck quintet with the quartet This
Will he Mr.. Richards final public ap-
iedrance in Detroit. Tickets TO thee
concerts are always transferable AMI
the management earnestly requests
mat subscribers will place their tick
cts elsewhere when unable to use
them, so that the audience may he
large and therefore. inspiring 10 the
artists
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Aluminium, combined with other ma
terials, is appearing as a textile, neck.
ties, shawls. hats and lacings for
shoes. being among the newest pro
auctions.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

All material for an S00-foot bridge
In the interior OF China was carried
nearly 1000 miles In native carts.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
HeSTORYUUB
BYEDNLlMD VINCE COOKE

comfortably
Gabbeo bursting with plunged right his
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
HOW THE HIPPoPoTAMUs HAPPENED

Get out OF my way or III swallow
you says the head.
I'm dare you" said the keg, because
ny that time he thought the head
couldn't do anything. So the head
swallowed him and the keg went
almost through and then stuck in his
throat.
Well. you know, told you 1t was a
/ ably keg and il grew. II grew as b.
as beer keg, and By and by It sprout.
ed legs like a pollywog And then II
grew as big as half-barrel, and a.
big as "a -four barrel and as big as "A
sugar barrel, and as big as hogshead,
and as big as puncheon. Well. may
be not quite SO big as puncheon.
So, now If you'll look at hippopota-
mus coming out Of an African river
you'll see il looks very much like a
big. brutal face stocking out OF \
hogshead, and the spigot is its tail
Truepenny didn't think much OF this
story, and IL was agreed that the Story
man should tell the next one.
"All right" said the Storyman, AL
the club members must be here on
time tomorrow and I'll tell the story
OF Who Blew the Elephant Up"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

add TO the effectiveness OF the plot
The play will be at the Detroit for
the entire week. with the usual
matinees
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

The best beet root is about one
eighth sugar.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

A banquet. with music and speeches.
"ill be given in Holy Rosary hall. IL
honor OF St Patrick. Thursday even
ing.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Henry Turner Bailey. the we'll
known writer on art topics. will adj
dress the Twentieth Century club
thursday afternoon. at 8 o'clock IN
The Century building
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Judge Harry Hubert will talk on
The benefits OF the Juvenile court
before the Knights OF Columbus, Tues
day evening. The address by Judge
Hubert will follow the regular quar-
terly business meeting.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

A 81. Patrick's supper and entertain
ment will be given in the North Wood
ward Baptist church. Thursday even
ing
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Skae and chill.
dren are at Pinehurst, y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Smith and
their two sons have returned from
six weeks stay In Florida.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

The members OF the Forrest Pres.
byterian church will hold an election
of elders and deacons IN the church
house. Wednesday evening. at 3
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

The engagement is announced OF
Miss Mable Rae Rectenwal TO Ray
mond Mckinley Bacon. OF Detroit.
Miss Rectenwal is native OF Ohio
ana is quite well known in that state
as singer.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-30
The Best of Goods and at Lowest
prices consistent with quality.

Is removed" he declared, whisky
and beer would be sold so cheap that
the hopeless drunkard would drink
enough to kill himself and we would
be rid Of his kind"
Who can say, with absolute GER
tainty, that the wide horizons spread
ing out from field, forest and stream
during the vacation period have not
given the hobos u length and strength
OF sight to penetrate that darkness
which lies inside the bung Of the
barrel and the keg, and which the
rest of US can only smell aud may
never hope to pierce? But the ladies
of the Women's Christian Temperance
uniens, and the gentlemen of The ant =
saloon leagues, have such abiding dis
trust of the hobo plan that they VIII
believe it plot to cheaper vice,
which, from their point Of view, never
should be cheapened. They will sus
pect that the hobos, returning this
year from wider belts of aid lands
than they ever Travelled before, are
conspirlDg toward state and national
schemes of irrigation. They Will fight
it out on this line until November.
After that, II they should win, the
hobo will be able to find many joints
paying emily nominal taxes, where he
can put his theory to the test by
demanding lower prices on drinks
We think he would be disappointed,
bat his experiment. would be worth
watching.