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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
NEW TEETH FEEL NATURAL

II It we're not possible for us 10
make our Method Teeth look and
feel natural. they would be a fail
ure. One OF the first comments
made on these teeth by those who
see them for the first time Is that
they are 30 natural looking"
There Is an entire absence OF the
false teeth" look about them. II
requires skill to build W these
teeth and place them in the mouth
alongside Of natures teeth and
make them m firmly. and no less
skill is required to follow the char.
acteristlcs of the old teeth. 80 that
the new ones will look natural
In supplying Our Method teeth
we use no partial plates This ex-
plains I'm a great measure why tho
teeth resemble natures 80 closely.
The public demands something
better than the partial plate, and
Our Method supplies the demand.
This work costs no more than
the average dentist would charge
for work Of tho first class. and,
considering that n il not obtained
elsewhere. Il deserves 10 be lnves-
ugated by any man or woman who
has lost teeth or who 10 wearing a
partial plate
We give a written guarantee With
all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
f405 Third Ave. N. w. Cor. Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
AT. of [. Convention
Frowns on the Boycott

the International typographical
Union played INTO the hands OF tho
publishers.
The Solicitors Union OF San
Francisco. newly organized and
small In numbers. started the boy.
colt when the San Francisco daily
paper refused 90 treat with g. The
labor council Of San Francisco
backed up the Solicitors Union
-Four blk International orKanlxa-
tons that have contracts with the
Call were involved to an extent
that ieopardixed their interests
The representatives % these unions
fought the proposition Of allowing
a single union 20 declare a boycott
and won out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
rIlRillst,rn RooMs

R-NNTsNrsNTs7afar-feF rNrsFsrsf>fHFNFNf~
The Virginia" / Cau BELLS. closets
sea virginia At 1 hot and cold water
Blk from Weatiaka in every room free
AZ 10h modern fur baths and phones
nlahad tall outsider rates from " 30 90
rooms. everything 81 por week walk
new. steam heat ing distance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
GAlN In
JEALOUSY


1 NaTLANp. Ore. Nov. 25.-Wfl
hs Hassing. an electrical worker
~ sAot and killed his wife las,
11, Il 18th and Columbia SITS
ar Which he fired two bullets
q h bead. has a fighting chance
hEA according 10 physicians a;
= Fsltents hospital today.
tzze Jealousy Inspired the
rel A postal card addressed 20
p sa9ple's Is months old baby.
StsA vas found 10 the mans
pie. Indicated that the act was
Fs1sastaied. The note on the
,atN reads
tried 10 take you away
''sr your mamma. but can't.
V arr going 70 end every
rns shen sire comes home
assht Keep TINS card until
~ sroa up and then read:
~ slgl understands.
PAPA"
ne shooting was the sequence
- recent separation Of the cou-
shich had been caused by
nsiaga jealousy. The couple
" naFried In Denver two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
PARDON
SAILORS

LONDON. Nov. s5s--Private dis.
patches from Rio jaaeiru received
BY London merchants with interests
IN Brasil. advise thar the chambe
% deputies today followed tho ex.
ample Of the brazilian senate and
extended amnesty 10 the mutinous
sailors on board thu brazilian war.
ships In the harbor az Rio Ianelro.
In return for the battlcshipa Ia
their possession. the sailors are co
be permitted 20 so FRYE from pun
ishment despite tho fact that they
killed three OF their officers and
turned the guns Of the warHhlpa
upon the city q RIO Janeiro. innics.
Tag slight damage 20 property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
TRAIL SLAYER

NV tnatsh TF~ea
KtNGMAN. Aria. Nov. 2t.--
Tralirru and a sherifrs posse are
expected 10 overtRkr today the
Piuts Indian who killed Dr. /. W
Gilbert NJ GoldbuE min early this
week. and ness % a battle 10 OK
pecged The Indian has sworn
he wiil not be- taken aliv-
The murder ~ Or Gilbert was
cold biooded Tho indian. necom
ing eptranEod from HIS tribs. started
out to XIII every white man be aaw
Gilbert was the first 20 come acrusa
bis path.
Gilbert'a presence In an ieolated
section like Goldbug mill ia causing
conjecture. a. papers found In his
possession show he vas the sole
heir In 1905 to n fortune OF 81 500. /.
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
FoH sALE-FUKNITURE

afsl fls n S.fSrs ri ~ sac ~
1850. " aoid ~ the first. 791A Unit
/ Fsrslty.
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womsn Celebrate.

A farewell reception will be
held Tuesday afternoon between
and O'Clock at the headquarters
u the Washington Equal Suffrage
association. tsg Arcade building
Tor all women who have been in
iereated ia winning the ballot for
the wumen u the state. After the
reception. headquarters viii be
closed forever. the battle having
been Wun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
No REVOLT IN
MEX|CO--bELL

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. Nov 70
Gen. Franklin He'll. former chief
81 staff Of the United atatea army.
who leaves for San Francisco De
cember 1. 90 assume command uf
the army IN the Philippines. Hhid
today that the revolution IN Mexico
wRa not nearly 30 serious 80 was
generally believed
In Gen. Bells opinion the real
revolution In Mexico Will not come
until President Diax dies
The present revolution Is not
serious enough Ia cause the United
States any worry. said the general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
DYNAMITE PLOT
AGAINST STEEL
TRUST FACTORY

CHICAGO. Nov Seventeen
sticks OF dynamite were found to
day near the works OF the Federal
steel company here. II is believed
by the officials ~ the company that
a plot vas afooi to blow up the
plant
The American Bridge company.
which controls the Federal Steel
company. has been NJ war with les
employees throughout the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
POLICE ADMIT
LEAGUE WITH
UhDESlRABlES

WINNIPEG. Man. Nov 2s--Be
fore Justice Robinson. special com.
missioner appointed 20 inquire Into
tho segregated area for social vice
In Winnipeg. Chief McRae admitted
on this witness stand yesterday aft.
crnoon that be bad established such
a district ? years ago under instruc-
tons from the police commission
He dealt through Minnie Woods.
a well known red HIGHT district
character. who had been a resident
here for 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

sr. LOUIS. Nov Is The execu-
~ eommsttea Of the American
fsssrasioa q Labor today consider.
n H. rixhss Of local unions and the
hAn cuaneiss Of cities 10 declare
srscsix. thereby ending an az.
|tnpi Of the newspaper solicitors
ne II san Francisco 10 boycott
A. San Francisco Can.
ne executive council ordered
b. the locals first must obtain
emission Of the federation execu.
II council Delegate Andrew J.
Esagher Of san Francisco de.
taAAS iAs solicitors and insimated
u nesiden, G0mpera 81 the
fssnasa and Presidents Lynch OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
MURDERER
REPRIEvED
tBy nIs..i rre-.l

VICTORIA. -. c.. Nov. 25.-The
execution Of Gunner Allen. senteuc-
ed to death for the murder Of Cap
tain Elllston. on August list. has
been postponed until February 2
This stay Of execution vas granted
BY SIR. Justice Clement az Vanc0u-
yer late yesterday afternoon. II
vas granted pending the return OF
Chief Justice Hunter. who Is ab-
sent at present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

SPOKANE, Nov. 25.--RalI-
ways operating west Of Chi
cago will have a strike on their
hands unless they decide 10
accept the uitimatun 70 be de
llVered by the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers Deem
Der 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

FOR sALg-woo., AND COAL

FOR SALE-WOO'b AND COAL
Rssftfs fGsl %, IT Efn1S n cSel aud
wildwood ~ 1875 Ind itt.
Wainwright Mcleod Phones t7ls
Great Western Fusi CO Coal. - 49,
mill wood o. % load ~ iTil Ind $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
MUTINE:E:RS
SURRENDER

LONDON. Nov. 25.-The cor
sssendent Of the Exchange
.ss9Fsph at Rio Jsneiro cabled
way that the rutinsers on
$50 me Brazilian battleships
: 80 1ansiro had surrendered
Teoncitionsily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
; GERMAN POLICE BAN
ON LONG HAT PINS

BERLIN. Nov. 25--The po- .
= lice president OF Berlin has =
q declared war on the danger. =
ousiy protrudsng bat pin. In q
a proclamation issued today be /,
q calls attention OF the women q
. 10 the many recent reports Of
h injuries Inflicted By hat pins 4
= that projected beyond the 4
q rims OF womsu's hats Tho 4
\ accidents have been especially 4
4 frequent In street cars. and 4
= usually men have been the vic 4
y Tins.
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
FURNISHED ApARrMeNrs.

~-~-~-~~s~~~4~ee~~~eeN >se~>>>~>~~s~,~~
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS eos
hAsiiaks. strictly modern. completely
furnished 7. D. tsr0em suites! special
sufnnar rgtss. walking distance q. t2t.
IND ssft
Faf H~ut-~Threr-ro1fn modern flats.
nicely furnished fsr house keeping private
bath rtahW int aiaa uHfufuihhed iait
lfgNei 81. Maia btft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
CHANGE NAME
OF WELLINGTON.

4 EVERETT, Nov 25.-Wel. 4
4 lington Will hereafter be 4
4 known as Tye. The Great 4
4 Northern Railway Co. has =
= made the change In name be =
4 cause Wellington has come TO 4
4 mean a scene Of disaster and 4
4 brings up unpleasant mem. 4
= cries on account Of the mum. =
4 Der Of passengers and work. 4
\ men killed there last year by 4
4 the sliding snow. 4
\ 4 ~ = 49, = 49, 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
PERSONALS
fSSGVef M 16Nf2G6Nfr

PERSONALS.
b0H9F M I6SEs6@f'
tnisfsfair tatraa prina Society. fss 70.
srsaey asay ~ssi,Sy m .ais ss-' lei ss-
eienf - slssn aud demanded Personal
lntrgi iiaus heufs. ~ ms. 90
10 49, Isl ofRes issg i psaf,s ~ "
fanus u art as. seattle
We wtsh ~ thank eur ffiends aha the
nstnpsfs - th~ y ~ and ffu depart
fsrisss aurius our ssfsasssasnt is he
iesssi aHr dear hushana. spn ana brother
3 MRS MAUD YOtvSu.
< Mrs anna nUFrF,
FESTYtisH VANCOUVER SHOP.
uAss tflmusa. dyed. cleared aad 20
~ eked f,ames rustea and cleaned
YA@sFaftnm tAept Me- Aaa ed gar
80. ~ asrsds
SNsx OPENED Is SAMPLE nat SHOP
iiAe priced tumnssd pattern hats faf
aass SCI isia second ncen sis
LApfEw nEMopgrtSu rknt.nn
Eglh.r~ sarfuenis @aas Aaa 90 rsmea .
hglldina CiiF rhens ina = stif
fasi cafiaus thinNs iisfea Christaaas
nresants Prizes hnukiri s~nf frse ! b
.sssa,er. rs oias csfgMY Ehar cote
49, Aesssafs plana &uFA. sHA issssns
n esnrft rfaTun. per stehins an6 @atsf
.s.s 81 ApaFirasat ga wa'asff
- shirran. tsf Msfion nia9
eFifainai ia~ $40 raiirs eoaff Ffartias :
Nsin ya,i rs sapis iaai
uupa raft reaaiuss use noisi Vaiass
mar. MSS ThiFa at Fnmrn re- Waars
~ g. , ssssFi aanasfs tea stas
" SaNefr eraws hau aaa cure.
fa.frgft ~ Celurhta -
AGENTS WANTED.
~~-s~~~-~--e~~er-s~s@ssr e~.~N~s~~-~4~s~a~-~
AGENTS WANT Ep-@ru ala az suppig
ne esfnAud fef choice uufssFr st8sA
uutfii free cash ~ashfy address ca gf.
TAI Ct1r NURSERY COMPANY. salem.
ufsEaa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
% ~ g "a o. r1 y g. y o.
psmhia lodge No q A. q q W.. IN.
siaaine piazza. inafhrfeA affirsgs rhAtrs.
dnshs tables ehairs dishsa IN fact.
sgefYthinN for furnishimH ledge reBru
A bargain Ter some See ~ % AIS.
san Oriental nits Tel 1855
nENSf WAY uFHotNTKHfNa 90.
Flnn upholefafine fuFuffura fepaiffnF.
sisa farnitnfs packing and hnat Hurk a
speciality Al ueFk guaranteed
Thons q A. tfo tsf pennY WAY
Eshsiman = wi!asn. eargsatsrs ana
gabbess WtmAgw and door screens q apa.
-iaitY ssin iifs Ind tisi
HELp wANreD--FEmALe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
MExICAnS RUSH
MONEY TO BANK

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Nov. as
Rumors that Ricardo Magon. the
Mexican exile. was going 20 invade
Lower California. got about IN the
little village OF TIA Juana. across
the limo into Mexico today and
alarmed the people there The re-
suit was more than $4,000 was
brought to local banks by anxious
Mexieans Extra guards have been
placed on duty below the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

'Ii,S01TSHSss' n, '6;OGGfSIG 'iPRoPIE -
on REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE. PI-
AMOS. LIVE STOCK OR ANY GOOD
EECuHETT EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
LDWEsT POSSIBLE RATES MAIN
t1t7. fNn 1855
OSCAR y JKgEES co. nc
iif softhsrn Bank Bieg t,h and PIKE
Loans on fnrniture. horses. etc viii
lam Roach room ~ View York BifF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
IFARMs AND Northumberland

sN~e~es.~seee.Sso~s~ SeN~~~SSSIN.eI
GRAND OPENING SUNDAY.
our new nye.srfe addition, lust west 81
seattle This 10 hn IDEAL location Tor
tha man who wants ~ live in the ceuns
~ and work 10 foWn. The soil b. a
rich cedar and alder bottom loan. ana
W" wife TsrgsiRs S 1H'iaGi9 ''''A ''
THIS addition has country roads on two
sides. the telephones are in. and g. y
= sgas BY the door The land afopnd
Il e All improved. aad school ls
handy
n YOU buy TITS you don, have 10 % out
in the woods. away from even body be-
cause you have nsighbpfs across The
read We are going 10 make a special
price 20 those who buy sunday VI
f1fs Tor 6 AGREE
on TERMS or tzs CASH AND
so PER MONTH
fhis is The cheapest bottom laud ever
offered around Seattle. Come into our
office and Ees photographs Of this
locality Make an appointment t0m0F-
70" 20 SO pui with us SUNDAY
. HALL . PRICE.
1917 American Rank uidR Main aaTf.
t25 DOWN: a. A MONTH.
WIN buy one acre ~ rich black bottom
lana, close % schools. churches. stores.
etc. 80 minutes from second aN and
BURKE & FARRAR. INC.
tes 70 eos New York Block
20 acres good Land, $50 90 down aud
flp 90 monthly near Port George British
Columbia's railroad center Hapid in.
cfeasaa IN land values have laid the
foundations 81 many great fortunes The
chance 90 Get IN on the ground floor
comes o. one but seldom. Investments
around Fort George offer you that chance
today Bee ua at once We represent
the best Investments ~ British c0ium-
hia. open Sundays Fort George Land
60, lRk Epief six
HoMEsTEADs.
06gEHE0fET T6HfFfRI1}H
We have few choice hdmrstsads left
subject 20 settlement. IN Eastern oregon
The best ~ soil. no irrigation required
full particulars free. Room $50 Arcade
nihE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Tokio.-Japauese and Chinese
officials here are engaged today
in an endeayor 20 strnighten out a
tanRle that has resulted from the
selection Of the same district In
Manchuna for the autumn maneu.
vers Of the Japanese and Chinese
troops la the Northern Chinese
province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
FoH RENr MnctlLANFoua

nis room Furnished house. place To-
chickens and garden. lis per month
Phone Ballard 1877
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

NCHTWWBNT THuHT BAFE DE-
FD1IT co. FIRST Az and Columhia 81
proved Seattle raHidaHcs pr0pefty ia
established districts
CITY AND COUNTY LOAha
On Improved ~ vacant property A. and
per cent. any amount from gtg 70 1900.
Tor long Or short dime. and easy paYs
msutH. no delay HfurtsVnui a Co. aot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
HoUsEKEupINo ROOMS

-ee0N~seeNs0e0Nes~srNrsesr
gas, bath. light, 81 90 up. 29a2 Sixth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Partner wanted. viii cell haif Interest
~ theatre paying 81 900 n month profit
% you have - 900. address Lritf, hfar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

WAN Fp--Fsvrraf young ~onsu Sith 90
WfihaHt sNpcrianee. 80 3RiGphnns ppaf.
Atar, Apply ibze iTth or ttef
Third av The Pacific Tsiephana q
Telegraph C0mpanY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

ige per month"; 4srnam bungalow
completely furnished. fireplace Eai
range. lighted with Fas. hot and cold
water, bath. strictly modern stfs 80
Aikl Ind West zai
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FOR RENT

Ns~r4~s~s~Ns~see~r~fNFN ~FesNe~g~e@~a~fN~sNf~
For Nsnt-Fitc Groom house. fta rer
month lTff aafd av Telephone East
ffaa
Modern siH room house. big yard. close
in $1,000. a taG9. Inquire 1oih Terry
~
Iinif ~ cottage. three nice rooms.
modern, o. pet mouth e2o gard av 3
Tuf Rent Five. room modern cottage.
On car line rhoue fbaa.
Green Lake gti. four room cottage.
iarEe yard uinck $3.50. North 2As2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

For Hsnt Furnished room. heated win
bath ana telephone. private family fig
per month. FOR one o. two ladies Queen
AHHa 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Two large. completely furnished. coal
ranHe. gas ana phone. low feuf. private
entrance ioin Pike Of. L. ais 9th
0fs uuTuFuiahed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

~ 90, l,sy .,e i ,,ys
furnished house. II applied on goods pnf,
chased ~ yourself and paid for ~ ths
weeh ur month. would soon enable you "a
aNn a. We extend credit Wopdhouns
q fiatt FUN. Co, as Ftha 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

TIE NNWEN-NOOF EIHNth az, n0aF
Neatlako Nv! new. clean, furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tfor mcnl.
Hatea 81 so per week zoe per night
Your rooms. furnished SO per month.
unfuruiHhp1. ftQ per month. electric
lighted. FREQ wutcr ono block east of
ArFo station. south Seattle olympic
Apartments
olympic Apartments Housekeeping
rooms ~ no aud up, single rooms 3 60
and zap. best ana cheapest Closr.iu apart.
Western nv
if you want cheap rent call nt 1919
Flke e., two and thtoo rooms with pri-
Vatn unrchea 1909 Ninth Hp HnrncH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Wanted Twn experienced glove and
hesierf saieswefnru. Appiy. al once. sos
Parifir Hlk
Heip wanted Chorus siris at once
seattle theatre
NursinF 81 81 day Main sssa
HELP MALE.
nERiGEa MONK FhEf
We have just opened nsw branch Of
nur barber school ~ 120 Third av.
Thlrd as and Columbia 81 shave. S. 4.
hair cat. soc. Clean linens good ssr-
vice work free Chargc IL for ma
trrihlH only
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
Two Hrhnnls
f20 Third Az. es Washington S.
We teach she barber trade complete
Course taa oe. Wages paid while
learning
Ncns as BLACK raineunia. if7se. ira
go. Room geT Traders Bldg. aot v
Third
WORD FLOOR co IL s1ai
fl1pr surfHcing and refnishinF done
,tesond hand clothing bought ANA sold
feti ilke n Main t1s3. lad. T. 1850
49, PROT stevens New Method Teach
Tlf&A tnF Dancing guaranteed IN pri-
ANN vate lessons DAYS, evenings Trial
filkif always frte foufth and Pine at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

FVH MIN = WFoIF LNNtVJbl
All % paTi u best offi5es n Pioneer
block No sol, Furnished Or unfinished
usa ~ phones Main sgot. Ind z2si.
All kinds ~ store fixtures counters
shelving. ste. made a. % Bell IT. Phone
Iud 1903
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

HeAvY draft. medium sired horses. guar
antssd las Western av Main 1871
ts pigs MeiRht 7E 10 Ia8 pounds four
brood HuwE a0Eg Ninth MF Main
sKTe. Ind be1r
Far saie-Eound bHr geidinE Weighing
ahnuf ace. Sg1t go
sound black EeIdins Weighing about
) see. tfe4 90 standard Ice Co. cedar
- ard * 81 as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
LIVESTOCK
1. .AA.-..--.

N GiSs eSics - ~ ~ &, 4, iii
4erseV cows jest fresh. very handsune.
giving large fow ~ high grade milk.
gentle for women or children. people
moving away the only reason for selling.
Can 30 seen AZ ses SIND. corner % AurO-
"a Take Green Lake ear TO Mountain
49, ILMuA L.n..-- VA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-27
Distance from Earth
LOCAL BREVITIES.

h"ho.ulu Lodge, No, GIG. r. p. O. f.
Will meet ia Elks' Hall at half-past
seven this evening.
Honolulu Scottish Thistle club maa+s
m is rooms, II and L Alexander
Young building, a, eight o'clock this
evening.
Bonnie has gone cut Of tin. show bust
ness and VIII devote his energies in the
Immediate future to getting out a new
e. Illustrated Honolulu'f
Two japanese were killed ana third
was severely injured in an accident at
, hnIkoh 4uleb, on the extension If the
Hl.o railway, last Saturday.
The Tuesday morning class requests
that all those who have borrowed books
from the library viii kindly return
them TO tha kilohana Art League
rooms.
Invitations have been issued by the
| United States Marine battalion to the
second annual ball to be given at the
| Alexander Young Hotel on Friday even
lng. June }, at elght-tbirty 0 o'clock.
Rev. John W Wadman addressed the
employees OF Cation. Neil x Co. at the
| noon hour yesterday and Will speak 10
the men Of the Honolulu Iron Works
| today at the same time Frank Lee
viii sing.
The funeral Of Thelma Jones. two
year-old daughter Of John H. Jones.
| who died a the home Of her aunt. Mrs.
Petersen. was held yesterday after
noon. There were very many floral re
membranes at the Williams undertake
| ing parlOrs, where the services were
| held.
| To accommodate those members of
Central Union choir who desire to at
tend the International Fete this even
ing. choir rehearsal viii begin prompt
| ly AT ten minutes past seven. All mem.
hers are urged to be present, as the
time viii be spent on the special music
for the concert on June ).
The visiting astronomers, Messrs
Codding, Lord and EUerman. and Pro
fessors Gilmore and Donaghho will Be-
guests Of honor at a reception to be
given Monday evening at eight O'Clock
at the Young Hotel by the Buckeye
Club. All members are invited to bring
any Ohioans that may be visiting tht
city.
May - VIII Re parents day at Puma
hou Preparatory schools, and all par
ents and friends Of the boys and girl
in the schools are cordially invited t
visit the schools at quarter TO eleven
At that tim a patriotic service will b.
held in the chapel, after which an or
portuDIty viii he given to visit tn
rooms and see the drawing exhibit, pre-
Gminarv 10 commencement exhibition
\ -ranqr, aroun1 Diamond Head ha