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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
HOME RULERS
ARE NOT IN THE
COUNTY FIGHT

The Home Rulers OF Oahu have left
their county ticket blank except a. to
three supervisors. They have nomin-
ated no mayor, sheriff, etc They are
reported to be considerably divided
as to whether to support Republicans
or Democrats for the other offices. D.
Kalauokalani, ST., long the president
of the party, and now a candidate for
senator, is quoted as telling his fol-
lowers to support Republicans.
Notley's advice as given to the con-
yention, in his absence, as to the Of
fees left blank, was that the members
of the party should vote for the men
they thought were best for the offices.
In addition to Kalauokalani, the con.
vention yesterday nominated William
Mossman, Jr., and Peter Kealakai, for
the senate long terms and William
White for the short term.
For the House from the Fifth dis
trict nominations We're: G. NJ. Keone,
from Eva; Kulueamaka, from Laie;
w. X Kaleihuia, Honolulu; S. p. X.
Malulani, Honolulu; d. AHA, Homo
lulu; and A. P. Paoo, Honolulu.
From the fourth district those cho-
sen were A. ]. Kipi. d. Mahuahia, II.
Meheula.
The three supervisors named yes
terday were Moses Kamalani, John
Poe and S. L. Paleiholani
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
ELocUTIoN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
DRAMATIC.

MARIE KENNY, Dramatic Studio from
San Francisco, IT'S Beretania. Prac-
teal 8-months' private course. Act
ing, Elocution, MOnologues, Vaude-
VILE, Dancing, Reading. Grace CuI~
ture Phone 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
ISLANDERS ARRIVE.

Manager L. Weinzheimer, of Pho
neer Mill, Lahaina, arrived in the
Mauna Kea this morning to confer
with his agents, II. Hackfeld G. Co.
J, T, McCrosson, the Hawaii big
ditcher, also came in, accompanied
by j. F. Woods, protector of the
Woods ditch on the big island. All
three gentlemen are registered at
the Young.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condemned
News Of the Day.

The Republicans viii hold a mass
meeting at Aala park this evening.
Judge Cooper will call the crimi-
nal calendar of the circuit court az
nine o'clock on Monday morning.
The stock BOOKS of the Pioneer
Mill Co., will be closed to transfers
from September &c to October 1.
For the best SHINE IN the city, call
on Pete, the California expert, at the
Silent Barber Shop, Hotel street.
There's a wonderful showing of
new goods at Sachs. Everything is
new and up-to-date and the best at
the price.
Why take chances with your fam
ily's health when for - - cents
the quart you can get absolutely pure
milk? Telephane 1880, The Pond
Dairy, and get disease free milk.
There are twelve distinct features
to the Onoto Fountain Pen. the safety
selt-flling fountain pen, that are not
found in any other fountain pen.
Ask A. B. Arleigh & Co.. Ltd. about
/ this pen.
What's the use Of suffering and
scratching your head when the only
thing you have to do is to use Pache-
cos Randruff Killer to stop that aw.
full itching and stop your hair from
falling
A number of Catholic ladies' will
give a benefit dance at Dreier hall,
| Union street, at haIf-past seven this
evening
On account of the Republican Mass
Meeting at Aala Park tonight and of
some Of the singing clubs which werd
to participate being otherwise engag-
ed, the concert and dance to be given
at Pearl City pavilion tonight is post.
poned until next Saturday. All tickets
sold to date win stand good until
then.
Don't put off having your ward fl
led and graded and your driveway
built. The winter rains will soon be
here. Gail up 1890, P. NJ. Pond. for
an estimate on filling and grading
and driveway construction
Big, 7-sear Alec car, tor rent by day,
or trip or hour. Willie Wells chauffeur.
Royal Hawaiian Garage; phone 1910.
Use only the Rubberset tooth
brush and you will have no more
trouble caused by loose bristles. In a
Rubberset brush the bristles are i'm.
bedded in vulcanized rubber Benson.
Smith & Co., Ltd, Fort and Hotel.
An Tou failed to provide for his
wife Lily of the same ilk, and her pc
tition for divorce was granted in
the circuit court this morning. For
the same reason the marriage of Kat
su Imaino with Kihei Imaino was
dissolved.
Visitors to the United States Mar
shals office are requested particular
ly to read the new rules that have
been posted in conspicuous place.
For the benefit of those who have
Scottish blood in their veins, it may
be remarked that they are SARCASTIC
al
/ PINECTAR SALES cos office, s55
kaahumana (upstairs); tel. 1t44. M.
E. covineton, sales mgr 10 to II and
3 to a daily.
On September local contractors
will submit bids for the construction
of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation building, and soon after the
contract will be awarded and work
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
WANTED 10 BUY

Ola books. magazines. hawaiian
stamps and curios Books exchanged
weldon Curio Ba2aal Fort street,
annvA PauanL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
THE WEATHER.
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu. #. H., Sept "a, 1870

Temperature, a. m; a. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum:
IS; so; ST; So; Is.
Barometer reaoIng. absolute hum
idity (grains per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at s a. m:
deg. true IS 716 e magD
Wind verociJy auc erection at .
a. m; q. NJ; TO a. m; and noon:
s d; s b; II e; IA r;
Rainfall oorfnE a hours ending s a.
m: O2 inch
Tot@ w1uG movement during II
hours ended at noon l79 miles.
WIN. T.. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

livery year, during the inclement
- weather of winter, there is an cpl
demic of Ia grippe. The disease israally
catarrhal in nature, but from the form
it assumes, has been commonly termed
the "grip."
Splendid Remedy for La Grippe.
Mr.. Frank II, Fielder, 2l3 Pleasant
Ave, Montgomery, Alabama, U. 5. A.,
formerly principal of Haynesville High
School, writes:
81 can truthfully say that Peruna is
a splendid remedy for Ia grippe and a
good tonic for building up the system"
La grippe is very tenacious when it
once gets a firm hold upon the system,
and in addition to a thorough, syste mic
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
Splendid Remedy for La GrIppe.
MAUI DEMOCRATS
Continued from Page One.J

campaign marager and il was whis
pered that $4,000 of the Democratic
campaign money will be used on
Maui.
In one or two cases the Democrats
did not nominate county men whom
the Home Rulers had put up, but in
such cases they left the ticket blank,
which amounts to the same thing.
The ticket nominated by the Home
Rulers is as follows:
Senator, G. :. Kookoo Represen-
tatives, S. P. Kaai of Molokai; J. X.
Hihio of Lahaina; A. B. Naone and
Antoine do Rego of WailuIu; Sam
Kuula of Kula, MakawaO; J. M. Noa
I<upau Of Kaupo.
County officers -Sup2rvisms: Hama
John Kamanuwai; Makawao, NeEon
Kalo; Waikiki, T. B. Lyons; Lahaina,
Geo, Kauhi; Mololai, o. Tollefsen;
Sheriff, II. c, Mossman; Auditor, NJ ole
Keohokalole; Treasurer, John W. Re
card; for Clerk and County Attorney
no nominations were made.
The Democratic ticket for this dis
Iict and county is as follows
/ Senator-Blank.
representatives.. p. Kaai, J. K.
Hihio, A. b, Naone, Antoine do Rego
Sam Kerula and J. NJ Noa Kupau.
Practically a fusion ticket with the
exception of the senator.
Superylsors-O. Tollefsen, Molokai
Geo. Kauhi, Lahaina; T. B. Lyons,
Wailullu In Makawao and Hama the
anti-fusionists won out, and the two
places were left blank.
County Sheriff, H. c. Mossman;
County Treasurer, John w. Recard;
County Auditor, Moke Keohokalolr;
County Attorney, blank
The county officers at large was a
fusion ticket with the exception OF
County Clerk, whore Morris Keoho
kalole is the nominee, but the Home
Rule wing will probably endorse him.
NOOSOS0aOsOaOSSSsSas0SOsOs
will be under way in less than thirty
days. The architect expresses the
opinion that the building can be COM
pleted in ten months.
NUTS shr en- shrdlu emf sh cmcmc
The extensive Warren bithulithic
plant ordered from Boston by j. A,
Gilman, will arrive on an American
Hawaiian freighter via Tehuante
pee, San Francisco and Seattle next
month, and will be set up on lot ac
quired by the local people which is
just makai of the Commercial Paci'
fic Cable Company's cable tank 10;
near the railroad wharf, on the road
leading to the Iwilei lime kiln.
See that you ger your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores
AMI can at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get for
them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

The following contributions have
been made to the fund for relief Of
sufferers from flood in Japan
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

catarrh remedy, a great deal of patience
and persistence in the treatment are re-
quired to eradicate the disease.
Peruna, an informal catarrh remedy,
is one of the best medicines ever de-
vised to meet the exiEencies of these
cases. The large number of commend
atory letters received by DR.. Hartman,
the inventor of Peruna, in behalf of his
remedy is proof sufficient of its value
as a reliable medicine for the grip"
Prompt Relief.
Mr.. Frank Bauer, Minneiska, Minne-
sofa, U. S. A., writes: al suffered with
la grippe. My lungs felt as if knives
were sticking in them. I took PcrunR
and IN four days was able to go out,'!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
PG-ru-Ha Promptly Relieves
Severe Cold and Ia Grippe.

Mr.. r. Barnccoi, West Aylmer, Ontario CAM vrtosi
Last winter i'll with pneumonia after having grippe
Peruna two months when became quite well
be cured by it in reasonable time and little
Every time take cold take Peruna which makes well again
So" also induced young Lady, who all rundown and confined the
to follow her trade of tailoring.
Il recommend Peruna for all such who i'll and tonic
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
MEMS CLOTHING

Mems Clothing on credit-$1. 90
week Suit given at once. Francis
Levy, Quitting Co., Sachs Bldg, Fort
street
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BORN.

COX-At Palolo, Honolulu, September
90, 1910, to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Gresley Cox, a daughter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24
UlaSSln8Q "AQS
WANTED

Youug men TO prepare Ion Ueue
positions at y. NJ. G.. A. nigh
school. Call for catalog today
We want You TO know that il D.
not essential for you to wear glove
when you sit i'm our New Sanitary
BARRIERS Chairs. They have glass
arms which are frequently stenlized
--Jens, Bethel Street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
AFTER THE Sellers
OF IMPURE MILK
Warrants Are Issued for Arrest
of Numerous Restaurant
PrOprietOrs

OAKLAND. May 14-As the opening
gun Of a crusade that win be carried
on against sellers Of impure milk and
restaurants that use it, warrants were
issued today by Deputy District Attor-
ney Satterwhite for the arrest of a
number of Oakland and Berkeley res
taurant keepers. The complaints were
given at the instance of representatives
of the state pure food laboratory of the
University of California.
Evidence has been gathered quietly
during the last few weeks to convict
the restaurant keepers who have sold
inferior milk TO patrons Laboratory
tests have been made of this milk a.
the university, and in many cases it has
been found to be OF q very poor quail
ity and much below the standard fixed
by law.
The following are the Oakland res
taurant keepers for whose arrest war
rants We're issued. K. NJ Ford az
Eighth street; J. Roth. 459 Eighth
street; w. 4. Warren. $50 Broadway; T.
NerZilich and NJ. Nadram. 463 Seventh
street; Snyder & Humphreys. 40 Ninth
street; Milan & Dan, 455 Ninth street:
:. Fukumoto, 467 Eighth street ana
Mrs. B. w. Yale. 1905 Seventh street
A warrant for the arrest OF A. {.
Rowland Of 2123 Shattuck avenue.
Berkeley, was also issued.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
Juveniles help
PLAYGROUND FUND
Financial Success of Production
of "As You Like 1t" Is
Assured

BERKELEY, May 14-Joining in the
movement is creating in Berkeley, the
school children have undertaken to
contribute materially to the financial
success of the playground equipment
fund for which "As You Like It," the
pastoral Shakespeare play will be
given in the Claremont hills Monday
evening, May 30. by making the pretty
hand wrought covers of the souvenir
programs which will be offered by
them for sale.
The work on the several thousand
booklets is being accomplished under
the direction of Miss Zinie Kidder. su-
pervsor of drawing in the local
schools. The entire proceeds of the
children's sales will be placed in the
general fund
A general mass meeting of those in
terested in Fairgrounds is called for
Monday evening in the high school au-
ditorium in Grove street when brief
talks Will be made by DR.. H. N Row
ell, August Vollmer, Philip NJ Carey,
Rev. Edward l.. Parsons and others
prominently identified with the work.
The playground commission has for
mally indorsed the work of the play
ground equipment fund committee. and
the big civic benefit for which it has
planned.
Miss Claire Foster Fuller and Mrs.
B. n. Bowman, two well known mat
rons of Berkeley, are in the cast of
"As You Like It, and are active work
ers Tor the success of the pastoral pro
duction.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
TAX TITLES Held
invalid By LAWYER
Deeds Secured at Forced Sales
Not Good in California,
Declares Soto

OAKLAND, May 14.-No tax title in
this state is valid, according to Attor-
ney r. NJ. F. Soto, who is an acknowl-
edged authority on the subject of land
tenures in California. Soto made this
declaration today in Judge Harris
court and said that he would uphold
his contention in the trial of the sult
brought by George F. Davis TO oispos-
sess about so owners of land in Indian
gulch. He did not go into detail as 10
the merits of his contention, confinins
himself to the promise that he would
throw the burden of proof of valid
title on the present holders of the land,
all of whom hold title by virtue of tax
sales.
About 16 acres of land are involved
in the present controversy. Its value
is about $4,000 Davis is the son of
a former director of the Oakland Pros
pect homestead association, which is
now defunct.
The company failed and it could not
pay taxes on it's large holdings of land,
which were accordingly sold by the
state. The property in question is in
beautiful glen sf-the head of Lake
Merritt. which is being opened up for
residence sites.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
IMMORAL VOLUMES
READ BY PUPILS
High School Instructor Says
Students Are Fond of Sa=
laciOus Literature

-aLAMEDA May 14-That large
per cent Of high school students read
immoral lnovels including such books as
Sapho," Camille" and Three Weeks"
was declared b. Thomas NJ Marshall
an Instructor in history in the Alameda
high school, in a paper read at a con-
ference of parents and teachers last
night.
Marshall quoted statistics which he
said he had gathered concerning the
study hours of high school students
after school hours. the athletic exercise
taken by students and the social af-
fairs INDUCED in by them outside of
school Relative to the social life of
the high school students. Marshall
said:
This is matter that belongs to the
home and should be controlled by the
fathers and mothers and not by the
wliims and caprioes of the overbump-
tious rising generation, which is all too
ready to cut its swaddling strings and
toddle forth into bridge teas. recep-
ticns. Preside balls and sorority meet
mgs'
Marshall also asserted that the
younger generation was inclined to-
ward immortality and irreligion
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
MILLS ALUMNAE HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL MEETING
Endowment of History Chair
Announced by President

OAKLAND, May 14.-Marked by the
assembling of over 200 former students
OF Mills college the annual reunion
luncheon of the alumnae of that fnsti-
tuition was held today following the
business meeting of the association at
IL o'clock. DR.. Lu Ella Clay Carson
announced the completion of the en-
dowment of the Mills college chair of
history.
The Delta Theta Delta sorority pre-
sented to the college "a portrait of Mrs.
Susan Mills. The college faculty and
undergraduates gave picnic dinner on
College hill last evening as a farewell
honor to the graduating class The
to the campus with each fair
student carrying a lantern and singing
college songs was feature of the oc-
casion.
Rev. George C. Eldredge of Berkeley
Will deliver the baccaIaureate sermon
in the college chapel tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
LUMBER WORKERS GIVEN
AN INCREASE IN WAGES
Alameda County Employers Eff
feet Compromise With Union

OAKLAND, May 1.-THE union work
ers Of the Oakland lumber yards and
mills have come to compromise agree
ment with their employers. Secretary
q. IL. Pratt Of the building trades
council makes the following state
ment.
At a conference between the Lum-
Der Dealers association representing all
the mills and lumber yards on the
water front in Alameda county, and
the teamsters. lumber handlers, tally
clerks and the building trades council,
the employers offered a compromise of
an advance in wages of so cents a day
10 all men on the rollers and TO pick
Up men in the yards, % cents a day
TO yapdmen and to tally clerks They
also agreed to pay the teamsters over
time after $50 o'clock 1t was agreed
that closed shop would prevail
The new scale. which was accepted
by the union, will go into effect May
l6 1910"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
DISTRICT DECLINES
COUNTY INFIRMARY
Citizens Sign Protests Against
Location in Fruitvale

OAKLAND. May l4.-Residents of
Upper Fruitvale are up in arms over
the announcement that the School
street terrace property has been offered
10 the board OF supervisors as site
for the proposed new Alameda county
inhrmary.
Today more than a score OF petitions
protesting against the location of the
hospital in that district were circu-
lated under the direction of the Hop
ment clubs.
These petitions viii be presented to
TIE supervisors next Monday. The prop
erty in question is bounded by School.
Maple, Hopkins and Peralta streets and
is situated in the midst Of fine resi-
oences.
Supervisor W. B. Bridge has said
that If a protest against this location
Is filed with the board the site viii be
rejected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
SUFFRAGETTES DISCUSS
TABOOING OF POLITICS
Women Urge That They Could
Not Get Along Without

OAKLAND, May 1.-THE elimination
OF politics from the Woman's suffra ge
amendment league of Oakland was the
subject of discussion of the monthly
session at the Young Women's Chris
tan association, Fourteenth and Castro
streets.
Mrs. Agnes Ray, the president. de-
clared that it would be impossible to
neglect politics, and many of the mem
bers seemed to agree with her in the
opinion that such course would be
like giving Hamlet without Hamlet
The president stated that there would
always would be two candidates for
office, making politics within the club
necessary. The secretary was in
structed to send a telegram to Con-
gressman Knowland asking his support
of the suffrage amendment in congress.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
CENSUS TAKER
ASKS FOR AID
Burke Wants Everybody in
Oakland Missed in Roundup
to Report

OAKLAND. May 14.-Harmony is the
keynote of the Oakland census situa-
tion today and Supervisor Of Census
for the Third District James N. Burke
is making every possible effort TO emu
merate every one of the estimated
population which the loyal enthusiasts
Of The city claim The chamber of
commerce has promised to continue its
Ni igorous canvass, and it is even sug-
ecsted that the council may take a
hand in seeing that the city receives
fuu credit before the nation at large.
LETTER TO SOCIETIES
The following statement has been
issued by Supervisor Burke.
To All civic and Eraternal Organi-
cations in oakland
nv Office force is busily engaged
with the work of completing the
census for the entire third con-
Cressional district, and it there
lore may be impossible for me to
address a separate letter TO each
OF You in regard to the census of
Oakland. L, therefore, address you
through The medium of the press.
The census lists for Oakland will
. be kept open until June ] for the
purpose of enumerating all per-
sons who have not yet been placed
upon the rolls j suggest and re-
quest IlaL YOU neip me TO rOund
up these stragglers If any of the
members OF your family have not
been enumerated, or if they know
of any one who has not been emu
merated. please furnish me with
the name and the residence ad-
dress of the person who still re-
mains uncOunted. 1 am continuing
the employment of special agents,
whose duty il is TO go TO such res
licences and enumerate all persons
whom they find, upon lnVeSuga-
tion, have not been enumerated.
ASKS FOR AID
Ii is my desire 10 place every
man, woman and child whose resi-
dence is in Oakland upon the GEN.
sus lists. and you can greatly aid
me in doing SO by furnishing me
with names and addresses in the
manner above stated The method
TO he pursued by you in securing
the names is, of course, for you TO
determine, my only suggestion be-
ing that cases Of nonenume Grafton
be well authenticated at the place
of residence before the report is
made.
Particular attention is directed
to families who are temporarily
absent from Oakland, but who
ought to be enumerated here. We
have special blanks for them and
will ma ke every effort TO secure
their enumeration either by mail
or other means.
Trusting that this request viii
meet with your approval and CO.
operation, ] am, very respectfully,
JAMES NJ. BURKE,
Supervisor Of Census.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
ANNUAL SHIRTWAIST
DANCE OF SEMINOLES
Easy Comfort Will Mark Fes-
tiVitieS Next Friday Evening

OAKLAND, May 1.-THE annual
shirtwaist dance Of the Seminole club
OF Oakland viii be given ia Maple hall
FRIDAY evening. May 20. Refresh
ments win be served TO the guests and
lie clubr0oms of the Seminoles in Ma
ple han viii be open during the even
ing
Henry ClaUdius. accompanied by
Miss Lotha Josslyn. viii lead the grand
promenade and viii be assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Ludeking. and an enter
tainment committee, consisting Of Eu-
gene Van Antwerp, Edward Bennett
and Albert Mazurrette.
The officers of the club are:
John D. Hassler president; AlfDed AiuIvaney.
vice president Henry Clsudius secretary; John
Mccarthy, treasurer; Al Mazurnette, sergeant
at arms. directors Ed Bennett, Z. Van Ant
nerp Thomas Clancy. Roy Reed. Archie Miles
The members Of the Seminole club
edward Adams Paul Swedberg
Walter A. Allen Alvin Spencer
I'd Bennett Charles Spangler
Tracy Barrett George Schmidt
Nlfred BAH Leo Smith
Leroy Bmckhalter William Saunders
Harry R. Butler fClsrence TrOth
Thomas Clancy Eugene Van Antwerp
Earl Carlson J. Francis Willis
Frank Du Frame FELTON, MaillOt
stephen English Ernest Shaw
George Fallehv Charles Feeban
Roy Gordon Charles Mccarthy
EDWARD Nrntllan |LQ BlloSeman
Richard Glssmsn IT, T. Claudius
~. S. Hatch III. J. Green
William Hedenreich kirby Tharp
Charles Harvey Roy N. Reed
John D. Hasser r. B. Fairly
Walter J. Hesse DC. r. Fairly
Erwin Hansen Archie Miles
Allen Johnson lE. y. Moore
Archie Johnston iI5. C.. Brown
Leland Keilbar Howard Ford
q A. Ludekius clarence Bradley
r.. ". Mau I'D Co1fey
O.. J. Maciu Al Vezini
Al MaZurretUe element Ady
~ Mulvaney lClaude Faw
Edwin Msloon
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
COUNCIL REQUESTED TO
HOLD NIGHT MEETING

BERKELEY, May 1.-THE confer
ence committee of the improvement
clubs of this city, by resolution at its
meeting last night in the high school.
asked that the city council hold at least
one evening meeting month so that
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
FALLS FROM TREE AFTER
VIEWING HALLEY'S COMET
Allan Dickson Suffers Broken
Leg and Wrist

ALAMEDA May 14-Allan Dickson
IL years of age, and living at 469
Haight avenue, fell this morning from
a tail tree which he had climbed to
obtain a view Of Halleys comet The
boy sustained a fracture of the right
leg and a fracture of the right wrist.