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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-20
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Beginning Monday, December 10.
MORRIS AND WILSON,
AIstralia's Greatest Tumblers,
Will Present
FUN IN A CHINESE LAUNDRY
Bring your Blues and Have Them
Washed Out of Your System
THE MEDoRAs
In Another Novel Act.
SANDARTE
Will Draw More Sand Pictures.
THE SISTERS MELNoTTE
In New Songs and Dances
MOTION PICTURES.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

from the colony during the same year amount
ed to 81 723, 354. OF the latter, S7S0,S7 worth,
presumably South African feathers. were re-ex-
ported TO the United States. making the total
Imports into the United States OF South African
feathers 81, 974, 234 in 1909. How much OF
the feathers imported into the United states
In 1909 from France and Germany, under the
head of natural dressed, colored or manufaet-
ured," 81, T9i ,939 and s769,714, respectively,
were ostrich feathers cannot be stated but ~
is safe to say that the imports OF ostricn
Gathers from all countries into the United
States annually considerably more 'nan
81 DOC, 900. Ostrich farming has made consid-
siderable progress in the United States. IL
was started about % years ago and In 1908
there we're 200 ostriches.
The oldest and largest ostrich farm in CALI
fornia is not far from Los ngeAles chis 10
the Cawston farm aud was established more
than 10 years ago.
There are hundreds OF ostriches on this farm
The principal work on an ostrich farm Is me
Matching care of the young ostrlcaes, and the
hearing'5 of the old grown birds-taht is de-
priving them Of their long, silky and beauti-
full plumes.
This is done at certain Observation-Disclosures
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

Mrs. AUGUSTA VEsPERMANN, De For
est, Wisconsin.
Another Operation Avoided.
New Orleans, La.-''For years | suf-
fered from severe female troubles.
Finally I was confined to my bed and
the doctor said an operation was neces-
sary. l gave Lydia f. Pinkham's Veg
etablo Compound a trial first, and
was saved from an operation" - Mrs.
LILY PEYRoUx, I'LL Kerlerec ST., New
Orleans, La.
Thirty years of unparalleled success
confirms the power of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to cure
female diseases. The great volume Of
unsolicited testimony constantly pour
ing in proves conclusively that Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
a remarkable remedy for those dis
tressing feminine ills from which so
many women suffer.
Ifyou want special advice about
yOnc case write to Mrs. Pinkham,
at Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is
free, and always helpful.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

p~.r Household: I have missed several num
h~r. A. the semi Weekly and failed 70 see tne
1eefpw in which ssMr. Incog" sscroes IoN
esanssra az morals to the business woman eise
- r-swhs have had two HORNETS after niD
instead of one: but as Mrs Hornet mas ~,
r-~ssed ny thoughts more fo-cibly than ! couio
hnxe sIone 1 will leave the subject win Der
sod SPEED the time when We VIII nave Iegls,
rsforE With sufficient intelligence and mors
gourwxe 10 give rs compulsory eduestio1- II
~ caly consider the educational sttainmsnts "a
many q cur lawmakers we can readily see Wy
lxnormrce KS run riot and Is last gong "
nned-~ IN the present. general assembly, OF M
state there il az least one senator wnc esnnol
sell s.uauIesf unless he has lately learned W
sns = repreSentntfve who could not spell ths
unma of the virgin mother Of Jesus
These men are placed IN high positions oy tns
votes Of an ignorznt citizenship that does mo-
consider the qualifications Of the man TOT me 20
sition 70 which he asplress yet ! am Tar iro i
urging nat wur1an's suffrage would remedy tnis
evil for as rule. women are not better IN
formed than the average man
A the xeozraphical division OF south 0eolglH
~.~r-u sn are. % nearly 50.0oo square miles
a not think Il az ell likely that Uncle
Be- ana I have ever met since ] have occu'
I'd only one small corner Of this extensive
frrrfen~v However Il would afford me great
pleasure % form an acquaintance with our uncle.
g. not remember 60 have seen an answef
q Pilgrims question. 80 win venture 70 give
ere woInan's opinion c4nn0t understand thal
fker~ q any age limit that child must pass
-. - a held accourtable for sin: but that be
4. a~ruuntable from the time that he can
undnr~tnnd the nature Of SIN and feel conscious
~ wrunx dolng in the sight Of God This de-
pends not upon are. but upon the natural intel
fsrt a. me ana; BIS training and environments.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
NOTES ON THE HOG LOT

Lean, lank hogs and poor fences viii discour
age almost any farmer who has such combine
tion.
With animals that will multiply as rapidly
as pigs IL seems almost shame to see man
breeding old scrub sOws TO some boar that has
no pride OF ancestry hope Of posterity. Yet
this Is exactly the course that about half OF
the farmers are following, and wondering why
feeding hogs is not paying substantial profits.
Never get the idea in your heads that breed
ing from young and immature breeding stock
encourages early maturity In the progeny, for
n Is q mistake.
Good. strong, we'll developed pigs from ma
ture sireg and dams will make better growth
and more economical gain than the understood
runts that result from breeding immature sow'
20 some six-month-old boar pig.
The man who gives his herd boar good care
can usually depend upon getting his sows safe
Ia pig 50 that they will farrow at the desired
time. II is a great disappointment to have
sows fail TO breed after keeping them fOr
months for no other purpose.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

The great success which has attended ostrich
farming in Cape Colony has caused number
OF other South African countries to take up the
industry with great zest. This has caused
some unea siness in Cape Colony, as 1t is feared
that there may be an overproduction or low
quality plumes. The market for high-grade
feathers is capable OF expansion.
The export Of ostrich feathers from Cape
Colony has increased year after year; II amount
ed last year to 1872 725 pounds, valued at $40,
400 1926. While the Cape Colony farms con-
tain about 900 tame ostriches, there are
but 10000 tame birds in all other countries
combined.
At the present time ostrich farming is car
riCd on In Europe Madagascar, Argentina, Aus
tralia New Zealand and in California, Ari-
IONA and Florida. The most dangerous riya
to South Africa in this respect will be the
United States.
IL is not easy to arrive at a just estimate
of the value of ostrich feathers annually i'm
ported into the United States. on account Of
their being included with other feathers IL
many cases. The direct imports from South
Africa in 1909 amounted to 81, 193, 1856, while
the direct imports into the United Kingdom
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

am fully persuaded that some children. 10
years Of age, have elesrer understanding OIL
people OF mature years While Pilgrim nav
have felt no conviction for sin before reaching
the age Of u years, this woman can bear testi
mony Of having experienced such conviction al
the age Of or years; and she thinks that
denomination.
There are many admirable characters both
IN the Bible and In history, but few have a
firrner hold upon this humble scribe than the
deposed queen vsshtl, who dared incur the
wrath Of n monarch rather than lower the
standard Of womanhood by appearing before him
and his eourtiers In the midst OF their drunken
reveis
NEseica's platform viii do well enough. eI-
cen 10 plank" which aecords 10 each indi-
vlli the right 70 do as he pleases-nO matter
az at cost TO his feiiewman. The manor
Ssp .Ss br.Sss oe. g corn smpg for p the saRS
Of worldly gaiu knowing full well the ruin
that Il entails upon the consumer. IL is often
ss h ssa' sn San n. SFd uy but
Il IL not the moderate drinkers" that the
liquor venders seek for customers. except as
they can be induced to 60 beyond the limit OF
In some parts Of Georrfs the claim Is often
advanced that only two three generations ago
everybody was allowed TO make whisky II they
chose. and drunken man was rarely seen.
The decanter and glasses were kept on almost
every sideboard and even the little children bad
free aecess r. the contents. These are rated
s'the god old times" and many sigh for their
return: hut seeds OF intemperance were being
soSn which IN these years are bringing forth
such q woful harvest Of drunken debauehery and
ai the attendant crimes. 2
No man has the moral right 20 90 what he
pleaees with his own when the privilege OF using
the products Of the soil for his own financial
gains biight 10 many ives-his own family not
7 fan to see. where the cause Of prohibition or
temperance would be promoted By Nsseiea's
vote. yet drew the Inference that Naseicn Is
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

stop TO pick the offending thing up, but lefi
IL with four inches sticking above the level
The NEXT harvest he found that two-foof
niece of common scantling again. Then II
caught in the gearing Of the binder raised righi
M and caused a smash which stopped harvest
ing for two DAYS during which time wind
storm came and IeveIed the grain to the ground
so that much OF 1t was lost, because he die
not keep his fences in repair and could NOT
lieyes in saving time and IL would be dead
waste of time to throw sticks and stones on
the pillow and carry them TO the edge OF ms
field, you know, where they could De Iald ou'
of the way along the fence.
Students at Creighton university, Omana
Neb have formed an alfalfa hay club for tns
purpose OF exploiting alfalfa meal and flour
They claim to have made gems from this pro
duct which were very palatable.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
Mr.. Fearing. the DistruSted
Man

Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress.
Why. he was always afraid that he should
come short Of whittier he had desire to 90.
Everything frightened him that he heard any
body speak Of that had but the least appearance
Of opposition in II. I hear that he lay roaring
az the slough OF Despond for about q month
altogether: nor burst he. for all he saw several
20 over before him, venture, though they many
OF them, Offered TO lend him their hand He
would not 20 back again neither. The Celestial
City he said. ne should die II he came not 20
II: and vet was detected at every difficulty and
stumbled At every straw that anybody cast in
bis way.
Well after he had lain in the Slough Of
nesn0nd a great while, as have told you. one
sunshine morning. d. not know how, he ven
tured and got over: but when he was over
he would scarce believe II.
He had ! think. a slough % Despond In
hIs mind: 4 slough that he carried everywhere
he VA
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
SUCCESS WITH SHEEP.

Success in the sheep business is a
growth. II does not come to an mex
perienced man who jumps into the bust
ness on a large scale-such cases are usu-
ally characterized by losses and disap-
pointments. that following soon after
founding the flock. cause the owner to
abandon the business. Experience proves
that the only safe course is to begin with
a moderate sized flock and gradually in
crease the number until 1t is as large as
can be maintained at a profit on the
farm.
Careful study and some experience
gained with a small flock are the adj
vances that must be made before a man
can make a success of the sheep busi-
ness. Dogs, parasites and tariff tinker
ing cannot keep the business down when
the farmers appreciate the large profits
IL can be made to yield.
Sheep will eat weeds and sprouts and
thrive on them, but 1t is an incidental
merit which true hocksmasters do not
advertise. A lusty lamb. luxurious in the
wealth OF it's milk-made fat, can quickly
degenerate into listless skin and bone
apparition after cropping short heritage
and following the trail OF worm-infested
ewes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
A cLEAr FARM DAIRY

This l. q nirture Of the interior Of a farm
dairy IL SaIsquehanna county. Pa. 1t Is located
near the house and far enough FROM the barn
10 insure freedom from contamination Water
from a spring Is conveyed to Il by means of 4
one-inch nine. and small stove which Is
fixed large boiler with faucet near the
bottom which provides plenty Of hot water.
Nnthfnr exeept the dairy utensils Is permitted
to remain in the room. Tn walls painted
white and are frequently washed down with
hot water ant sal soda A the milk
Is brought from the barn II is placed in clean
pails and SCI IN trough through which cold
water from the suring constantly passes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

Some years ago farmer in our county found
his pillow clogged with two-foot piece OF
scantling which had been used for some pur-
pose In the field and left there. He stopped
long enough to think up some warm things
and lay the offending piece of timber straight
in the furrow where IL would be covered the
next round When he plowed the same field
for wheat the next year he did not see tne
piece of scantling, bat IL was there ana when
the drill caught il and broke break pin, re-
ouiring half an hours delay, the farmer did not
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

these long feathers mature. Where there are
hundreds of these creatures to care for, and
the plumage to pluck, it keeps the force on
tie fu pretty busy the year round.
As these plumes are very much In dernand su
over the world, and bring q good price. the
profits of ostrich farming are large. The in
dustry has proved a very profitable one.
The southern part Of the Pacific coast Is ad-
mirably adapted to ostrich rearing.
The climate is warm and dry. and these big
awkward, clumsy creatures grow and thrive a.
well as on the deserts Of South Africa.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
SAVED
FROMAN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

De Forest, Wis.,
after an opera
ton four years ago
/ had pains down
ward in both sides,
backache, and a
weakness. The doc
tor wanted me to
have another opera
ton. ItookLydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
/ am entirely cured
of nv troubles. -"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
RARREy, HANDLES

Use two 6lT shovel handles, cutting them
70 the pr~ner length and trim angle as
seen IN the picfur". FaStau th"s" "n~o-i'e
sides fastening each very securely with screws.
This is n handv II move = barrel. n a
ton 70 the barrel e. desired fasten large
thread snaol in the center with q screw. Any
barrel containing Wster or other liquid should
be kept covered
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

The following will afford relief
from hay fever:
Take a teaspoonful of rochelle
salts and the juice of half a lemon
with little water before break
fast three morning a week. You
will find some relief, as this cools
the blood. But II will be very
slight. There is no cure except
change of climate. / tried every
known remedy for many years,
consulting the best doctors in vain.
am happy to report that a resi-
dence in northern Wisconsin to
which we removed q few years
ago has entirely cured me.
1 saw also a request for a ginger
ale recipe. 1 inclose one which was
given to me by an old English
woman. II makes a fine soft
drink" in hot weather.
A BIBLICAL CAKE.
/ need something l should like
to have you get for me. had It
once, but l gave it away. 1t was
a recipe for a cake, taken from
different chapters and verses of
the Bible. If you can find it for
me, | shall be very grateful.
intend to use IL in paper | am
to read at a woman's club where
the subject for discussion will be
housekeeping and cookery. l think
this recipe will be novel and in
teresting
A. x. F..
tCoiegeport, Tex.)
The recipe will be forthcoming
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
MRS. BRAGG
IS REAL STRONG
In a Personal Letter, She Tells
How Women May Increase
Strength and Endurance

indianapolis. IDd.-''I feel so much bet
ter than I ever did in my Iife," writes
Mrs. Charles Bragg. 15I7 Cornell Avenue.
Il have been real strong since I began
10 use Cardui Tongue cannot tell how
much Cardt1i has done for me. can do
= fun days work now without getting
tired and having to stop and lay down
every few minutes. 1t seems to me that
there IL nothing TO equal Cardui as a
tonic and strengthening medicine"
Women who do hard work Of any kind.
whether in stores. factories, or at home.
often lose strength and energy. and soon
feel. and look, prematureIy old.
To keep young. when you begin TO feel
tired and unable to do your work. you
should .ry good strengthening tonic.
You will find in Cardui a friend in need.
50 years OF success. and thousands of
letters like the above from Mrs. Bragg.
surely prove that the best remedy in the
world for women is Cardui. the woman's
tonic.
All druggists sell and recommend
carduL
II will help you.
Try IT,
y R-Wrifs 70: Ladies Advisory Dept.
Chaftauooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn.
Tor Special Instructions, sud 6i-page book,
Hone Treatment for Women" sent In plain
wrapper request
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04
CHAT

October must have let the pixies get
hold CT the material for the last day
weather. There was a furry Of snow
that lasted long enough TO whiten the
around for a few minutes. siset enough
TO frfEhten the unwary traveller into
n,lnding his footsteps. and wind enough
TO make eevry pedestrian cling 20 that
and cloak
Truly this has been a short summer.
N one may count from snowfall TO snow
fan. for we had snow on April . AND
October -. was sorry 20 have cold
weather so soon for there Is sure 70 De
a great deal OF suffering. everything Is
40 expensive. had TO smile when read
the letter from Cousin Msude. Our dairy
men make US pay 50 cents a gallon Tor
milk and IS cents a dozen for eggs IL
used 20 be that bacon and corn bread
we're synonyms for poverty. but only
the rich can eat breakfast bacon ana
the sort we call white meat Is % cents
pound. Rents have advanced until the
merchants really have a legitimate ex-
cuse for their prices
i h@ard a man say that he had investi-
xnted other places and found things just
the same, so he had decided 70 take his
family 70 the country and raise their
own food with cotton as a side issue
Blessed is the man with his own meat
and meal, old MoIlie to give milk ana
butter and chickens enough TO furnish
variety.
How many Of you recognize yourself
from BsnEham's pen pictureT had
10 smile over some OF them, especially
Nr. Bach. Somebody. little widow per
hans. told me that Mr.. Bach is stiil IN
TIE heart Of a great city, that he boards
IN a hotel that has a sign. NO babies or
DOS allowed here" This lady may De
failing me fairy stories. but she twirled
a letter very consciously and intimated
40 her friends that he was too busy WIKI
ing 20 her TO send US letter. Won
8~r n he VIII see these lines, deny the
.Iisxatiou and defy the alligator into
chanranx her name. I've heard OF fright
changing the color Of a goman's hair,
ans making Il turn white. but never
knew IL 20 change ones name. However
fhgs a a changing world and as Susie
- m her teens she most likely mas
.suaied the subject from the present-day
Viewpoint
lust now Susie is busy seeing IL she
can fnd ten good chestnuts In a quart
hae chat an adnirer sent her. Elinor sue-
reefed telling said sd.Direr that MS
money is wasted unless he sends apples
neanutS or sweet potatoes, but she IN
sionantlv refuses to tell him any sucn
ming. she has to admit that there Is
raore meat than vegetable In the smells
nut she saws it's the spirit Of the gfver
she admires not the life" OF the GIT 50
there you are
Faithfully yours,
LIZZIE o. THOMAS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

tCotegeport, TeX.)
The recipe will be forthcoming
before long. | shall let you know
as soon as we get II.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

INFORMATION WANTED
want TO hear from Liss Dempr's heirs,
Sarah and Harriet were the names OF the girls.
They left here several years ego. and went 20
some mart Of Georgia. Write 20
]. Z. STONE,
human, 3. c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-04

y B.-wrife 70: Ladies' Advisory Dept,
Chaftauooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn.
for Special Instructions, aud 6i-psge book.
'sfous Treatment for Women" sent In plain
wrapper On requssL
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
MIscELLANEOUs MARKETS
Cotton Market


NEW. YORK, Aug 1,-Hutton's wire says:
:.:0n. the eve of the government report, and with
liverpool: closed. American markets exhibited a
quiet though very firm undertone.. Pit observers
ana some were inclined to think that it might
be sold by strong interests after the report on
the idea that with the report known about all
of the bql; factors at the moment would have
been discounted. On the other hand. many con-
sentative traders merely point 10 Texas. which
is regarded the: critical point in the situation
at present. If the. drought breaks in that state
selling pressure would. be successful; II dry
weather continues it could easily start world
wide buying: movement.
-. "A week age Texas was considered in a state
of primary deterioration; since that time the
weather has rema fned hot and dry and the con-
ditions have undoubtedly fallen rapidly. so that
whatever the report may show several points
has occurred since the report made up. A
much improved demand for cotton goods is noted
from: all over the country, and New England
milnlen are now in New York trying TO buy
people who hold the entire available supply,
which. by the way, is less than one weeks nor
NAL consumption:
s.Th4 reports by the Journal of Commerce are
only two states that showed prospects of making
as much or more than last year and both states
at. the time reports were issued. July 70, were
Said to he badly in need of rain. and no doubt
The ginners': report will be issued tomorrow at
noon and viii c0Tnpare with S0.7 last month. n 6
last year and SIP in 1908 Bulls contend that
anything over a per cent is impossible =
-Goedmsn's cotton returns show condition of
:r7:T per cent. Miss Giles gives a condition of
=: Cotton closed steady at net advance of 4d1o
points.
I Spot closed quiet 5 points lower. Middling
upfspds. 1920; niddling gulf, l5.45c. Sales.
Ia
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Eastern Livestock Market :


: CHICAGO; Aug. 1.-!3'sttle- Receipts. esti-
mated at %. 600. Market steady To a SHADE
lower. Reeves, 81. .e5@5.20; Texas steers So 80
u5:50; western steers. 81. 15@e e:60: st6ckers and
FEEDERS SAGE. 20:: cows and heifers s.. .5Oa630;
calves; S6;50df,75,
:. Hogs-Recepts; estimated at 81. .O00 Market
loe 70 loc lower than Saturdays $ average, Light.
>Ss 2Q9 9se 60: mixed, s7.S6@s.35; heavy. $3.50
I2s rough, s.. .45'd7 .65: good to- choice heavy,
e e S5qs 70; pigs, S.. r0as. .e5; bulk of sales.
sheep Receipts. estimated at 5000. Market
steady Native. S6@450;. western 81 1904 so;
yesrlngs, 81 -5o@ 7.5O; lambs; native S4 50o7 10,
western S4.5od5. 10.
KANSAS CITY -
:: h kANSAS.. CITY, Aug. l.-Cattle- Receipts.
10000 Market steady to. 10c higher. Native
steers; 81 -50aI.ao; cows and heIfers.; Ss % a
s: ogS stoekers and feeders 81 75@5; bulls. S2.75
o. western cows, 81. SOFAS. So
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market 10c lower. Bulk
of sales. Sf.e0aS 80; heavy, 81 s01 Z 9a: packers
and butchers. $t.900 :. So. light. Ss 1ad1 35
T. Sheep Receipts: 1000. Market steady. Nut
tens S3 J0G 70; lambs; S6.25dT; fed wethers
and xesrlings, S3.5o@5, fed western ewes, s3d14
-: SOUTH. OMAHA
r: SOUTH OMAHA, Ang. 1.LCattIe- Receipts,
BOO Market steady; feeders stronger. Native
western steers. s3.5o9e; range cows and heifers,
81. 5@4.50: Gamers. s250@3.25: ssockers and
feeders SsQ5.5o; calves, s3G7; bulls, stays,
: Hogs Receipts. 1900 Market Ioc to 15c
lower. Heavy, 81 .25@7.75: mixed, 81. 7.40G7 so;
light. s It, S!5o@s; pigs. S5@7.5o; bulk of sales.
Sheep Receipts. $4,000 Market steady, Year
ltnigs;. $3.50 a. 5os wethers, $35oG4.25; ewes,
S2-4 aT S.1s3;- 1e rnbs; scar.