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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27
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DRAMA

BFLAsCO-George Broadhursts power
ful comedy drama. The Man Of the
Hour" will be presented for fifth
week beginning Monday night. II is
most distinctly worth seeing
BURBANK-"SweeN Kitty Bellairs,
delightful comedy, woven from Ed
eerton Castles novel. THE Bath
Comedy" has smack OF ireland 10
it. The play has never before been
seen in Los Angeles. II is dainty and
clever, and should please.
IASON-Robert Mantell in classic and
romantic drama is Manager Wyatts
offering. Extended comment is need
less. Those who wish TO see lasting
drama presented in a modern. sane
manner. should not miss Mr.. Mantell'
who viii present Louis XI. Monday
''Nacbeth" tuesday, Hamlet Wed
nesday. king Lear THURSDAY;
.'RicheIieu" Friday. "As You Like II
saturday matinee. and "Othello' sat
urday night.
MUSICAL PLAYS
FIsCHER'S-"slnbad the Sailor"
musical hodge podge, with the ever
funny Max Steinle and Billy OnsotW'
and others of the Fischer company IS
Manager Workman's onerlns' AS
usual it Will prove attractive. ,
GRAND-"The Ameer, with WhicH
Frank Daniels made millions laugh
will add to the gayety OF nations IN
the hands Of Ferris Hartman and mis-
company The locale is in AFRICA
which insures some fetching costumes
and beautiful stage effects.
MAJFSTIC-"Wine, Woman and song
with the beautiful Bonita as the star
made a great hit at the Circle tnea-
Ter. New York 1t is more or less
vaudeville review. -,,.
OIYNIPIC-'S Ski-Hi." which otous lt
fame and dollars TO Manager Alpnin
in the east. will be presented by MN
again in Los Angeles. II is full OF
comedy and catchy music.
VAUDEVILLE
LEVY'S-EdIth Helena, operate so
prano; Helen Byron. late star of
'Seargent Kitty; Rose Hoey stevens
THE Girl with the Baton" and three
Spanish singers of renown will do I'M
presario Leyy's chanting" this
week. The bill looks musically
worthy
LOS ANGELES-Joe Boganny's troupe
of acrobatic bakers. Emerald and Du-
pree, London music hail favorites; the
Four Dancing Belles, the four Mlanis,
Castillan serenaders. and clever
sketch THE Girl of the Times is
the Sullivan and Considine offering.
The bill has worth. especially because
of the sketch
ORPHEUM-Julius steger, headliner in
Ruth Comfort Mitchelrs playlet The
Way to the Heart: Gus Edwards
"Kountry Kids who dance and sing;
the Simian cirque, a good animal act;
Arthur Whitelaw, Irish American
monologist and Denton and Degiow
in a skit "A Stage Struck Damsel.
are the new acts at the Beck house.
S. o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

Wlndham and Miss Mary Moore), the
central figure is a plump and attractive
wife whose ruling passion is to live
placidly, with less and less effort, never
doing anything new. Her hold on the
people around her is her prettiness and
charm. The playwright charaeteriZes
this sort of existence as "molluskry.
A mollusk is not simply person who
drifts with the tide, but one who Will
expend any effort nevessary to resist
the current and stand still.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

'The Thief" with Herbert Kelcey
and Effie Shannon, is now playing the
south. The marvelously vital play sue
ceeds everywhere. Sectionalism has no
effect upon it, for it is based on a story
that goes to the roots of our common
human nature.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

"The Dollar Princess" has played
twenty-five solid weeks at the <nick-
erbocker. over 100000 different people
have seen it. and probably million
more are waiting for the chance to get
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

number of speaking and singing parts.
Several new musical numbers will be
introduced. Scenic Artist Shepard has
provided picturesque series of stage
settings for the production.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

Robert Edeson, starring in "A Mans
a Man." was once clerk in a lumber
mill at Bay City, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

A word much needed to describe the
attitude of certain jealous conserva-.
tiyes has been contributed to the Ian
guage by Hubert Henry Davies. In his
comedy, "The Mollusc," now being
PLAYED in America Thy Sir Charles
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NOT so nor OFFICIALLY.
Bur Ordinary Felix's Dasin't NSte the Dlf.
ference shower Bath for Bears.

ference Shower Bsth for Bears.
The first day Of summer was not 20 hot
ty Two degrees a. the last day Of spring,
r. Two degrees recorded in a compare
lively cool and lofty place are different
rom Two degrees registered by the Their
m1m"'ars down where the hxz water
al other stua Aows The worst the
"frai thermometer did was A.. anc
-"r1- Il the Instruments near the side
walls POINTED the silver finger Of soorn
d. 'ha' record 10y registering ~. InStru-
r-1'- .scinE the sun when a. , p. w. the
Gos"rnment record was -. showed = bit
fr.r" 'han o. The wind was from the
v-~' 1nd southwest most Of the day and
nigh and iuctuafed bstween hve and
"ir1' rI'ea There IL no coOlness In either
~ 'n-,- Joints. 20 the breeze was not re-
Nesn'0g There was no disturbance on
''" chart that stood a chance Of favor
ally Affecting this neiRhbOThood. The
'rr'fe's say II will he Just IS hot today
. no maybe a Iitfle hotter.
Irn n-at u the last few DAYS has been
Poe IN the animals IN the Rronx roo.
90. ".Ia.." the long haired ones. The
."... ,Iferoi particularly and YESTERDAY
we've -n 'Hhaus,sd that they hal not the
'''F fp drag themselves through the
''.r' latch of sunlight in the front OF
Ions ~ the pool Most % the day
'."' -I.s"i IN their caves Finally Keep
Nar"r Human and some assistants
''.' around with a length Of hose and
3" 't.H ussr a shower hath. They oau1e
.| " .."ir caves for that and seemed 70
They stood 40 90 their hind
- , 'i"l TO shove each other out Of
l.' "a. 'u get into tho oool spray. Several
~ ,.' ..neI animals were given sponge
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PUESENTMENT
DOCUMENT mas BEEN SEALED
IP FOR TWO WEEKS.

5utige O'SulliVAh wanted 10 knew IT,
Nature Before AIIOWlRE It 70 Ne
Filed-N@body Wul TEL at Present
whether Or Not tie DOes Know New.
The Rockefeller Grand Jury will make
another attempt today 20 get Judge
O'Sullivan Of the COur, Of General Sessions
70 accept the presentment which they
attempted 10 hand zap two weeks ago The
members Of the Grand Jury. Of which John
d Rockefeller. Jr il the foreman. viii re-
port At the Criminal Courts Building at
IO:sO this morning. and Il wHs said ysster-
day that there was no reason TO believe
that Judge O'SullivAn would not he pres
ent
When Judge O'Sullivan refused 10 allow
the pressntment 70 be fled two weeks ago
he said thai in the interim he would lie
pleased 20 learn something Of ~ nature
or 70 have District Attorney Whitman
ascertain sons;hiag o. wha' vas ia il. 80
that the Court might knoE that il was a
proper document
just what Judge . Sulliyan has learned
M one knows The written presentment
hes not left the CUSTODY OF Mr. Rookie
fellCr. ard Judge OSullivnn IL not known
70 have seen Mr. Rockefeller II was said
last night thar the pFeaantmeat was sealed
two weeks ago and has not been opened
II has not been altered either
Judge O'Sullivan IL quoted a. saving
some time since that he thought that tho
Grand Jury should cOntiaus in session
until indictments handed Ia by them had
seea di-1Osei ~ 10 facilitate the trial
Of the cases they were Immediately trans.
ferrsd 20 Judge O'Sulliyan's calendar
with his consent. bIt Judge q Sullivan
adjourned his court aud the cases are
still pending
Harry leviusOn. Who pleaded guilty 10
selling two women and later told Judge
O'SullivGn that he wanted counsel ap-
pointed with the view 81 changing his
Plea. has not consulted with either OF the
lawyers assigned hy the court to repre-
sent him flames " Osborne and George
Gordon Battlel and Edward Carpet n
still his attorney Of record LsvinaOn
has until tomorrow 10 make up his mind
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the weather.

June "a High pressure sun covered the east
ern half Of the country Yesterday except norih
rrn New England. and lsmperasares continued
70 riss from The middle and upper Mississippi
Valley sasswhrd 70 lhe Atlantic coast
sfigbt temperature changes oceufrea In ths
soptbern states. but In the Northwest II uAs
cooler and IN southern Alberta cl0se 10 Ire freey
ing paint The pressure vas lsS over most Of
ne west. win ~ centre over Idaho and we
ming
A little rain isll on the nOrsh Pacific coast
sna ,here were . i.u showers IN the Gslf section
Elsewhere the weather vas fat
IN thla city the day Has fair and not quite 70
warm: Wind. light 10 fresh southwest: average
humidity. ~ yer cent barometer. correriet.
70 resd 10 sca level. asa A.. 10, Up ~. SSi.
me tempsraf,iFe yesterday, a. recorded BY the
arartal Thermometer. n shown IN tho RuneHod
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rWO DEADLN AFRO COLLISION.


ELIZABETH. ~ J June 32-rWO men
were killed near WOodbridge n J.. to-
day in a collision between a locomotive
on the Port Reading branch u the Phila-
dslphia and Reading Railroad and a
seven passenger touring car The dead
men we're Abraham Morris. - years
old. Of SISS Broadway. the Chaudu r
and a man identified by letters in his
pocket a. Thomas 0ilfeaiher. a sales
man. Of Cincinnati.
Morris was employed by the Central
Park Tau-car Company. IiOth street
near 81 Nicholas avenue. Nv York city
On Tueday nigh, he took a party Of four
men out in one OF the companya cars
They started from a road house In nth
street near Lenox avenue and. accord
ing 10 one 81 the taKi company's chauf-
fe,lrs Who was at the curb when the
machine was hired. q lightweight prize
fighter named Bert Keyes, a man whom
he comrades called Commissioner Gil
feather and a fourth man were in the
party. Morris crIIasd about all night
with mis- charges and this morning one
81 them called up the Central PARK con-
Germ And fold the manager, Henry Schultz
that they we're going TO take the car for
q trip 70 Atlantic City.
The party had gone a. far A. Wood
bridge when shortly before noon they
came 10 the railroad crossing on the
Port Reading branch. where q high en-
bankment shuts Oh the view Of approach
ing trains. Engineer Arthur Barrier was
bringing a wildcat engine down the
llns and saw the touring car shoot out
from the cover Of the embankment and
start 10 cross the tracks directly in front
Of him He put on the brakes, he says.
but the chauffeur was ratified and stopped
hlscar on the tracks. The engine crashed
into the machine. MOrris's skull was
fractured and he died instantly. GU
feather was caught under the automobile,
The machine caught fire and he was
burned 60 death.
The other two men In the party picked
themselves up and had disappeared ia
the direction Of Railway.
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SOWE or NAN FAILING ~.
l.GOe square wares Sr AseSII PIcens
sinks Wlthout seismic short.

!Sperial Csbis DssDafeh 70 THE SIN.
Rows. June p About tOO square me
ters a 500 square YARDS % land near
Aacoh PicenO, capital Of the province
of that name. has suddenly subsidized
20 a depth o. meters about ~ feet
Deep assures have Opsned acrcE' the
provincial road. completely destroying
300 yards Of the highway.
Five houses collapsed. while others
are in a dangerous condition The tele-
graph and telephone lines have been
destroyed The stIhsideuCs continues and
the inhabitants arc In a state Of panic.
soldiers have been despatched 70 the
scene. The PHENOMENON IL inexplicabIs
There has been neither an earthquake
nor a landslide. II Ia believed that the
trouble was caused by the recent heavy
rains.
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EauItshle .luhIler N Enrsnr.

SBrc'a Cab's Dsip1ich a. THH SrR
PASS. Juns p The Equitable Life
Assurance Society gave a big dinner here
on the occasion Of its jubilee Among those
present were Paul Morton. president Of
the society, Henry vignAud. American
Charg@ d'AGaires. and Bailly blanchard.
There were more than one hundred greats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23

Highest I1mpfTaIlF1, ~ HT y y.
wAaHIN0Ton EoaRcASr ron ro-DAT AND TO
noBn0w.
For sdsisra New YoTt. Nsw ErgiiHd, safNrH
a,sasyisaatl and Veg JeTssr. ssasr1iiy f1tT aad
caniiaHsd narm fo-day ard 10 aorFou. iiesf 10
,sasegais agufhrfa ard resi- rtgds
Per me Dlstrlc5 Of Columbia. Delaware. Man
lana and viFginis. parity cloudy vim loeai hun
dsPstsrrna 70 Day and 10 morrow light variable
uinda mostly sSuth 10 vest
Fsr western New fork. western Penaayivania
ana Ohia. EsaeFaiy faiF and a0msWhat warmer
20 day and 10 mogFVw: light variable winds.
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CHlRLTOV yOT N LONDOV.
Psllce Think IIe HASN'T Been Therr sine"
the NuFIler Of ISIS wife At Gene.

NDFT71T TIM UTf0lTF3 % INV oIH
LONDON. June q The officials Of Scot
land Yard do not believe the story circu-
lated vest srIay that Porter Charlton.
the husband Of Mary Scott Castle Charl-
ton. the woman whose body was found in
a trunk in Lake Como. - in London.
They express the opinion that he has
never besn here at any tame since the
woman was murdered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
nrrsh IN 80, wave IN ne m.si.

N',HIVGTON. June 72.-As forecast in
N''1. rIIIotin u the 18th INST. q break
% no pc wave that has prevailed during
No .'s' n"~k IN Montana. North Dakota.
!, IN Dakota. Nebraska and western
H.Ll's''t n now In progress and the
atoms are that there viii be local
are md several days Of normal tempsra-
--- 1ass States Warm weather Ia
--.lf' ~ continue IN the BoutheFn
I. ~ -'4,Hs the Miaaiaaippi Valley and
- -aE'arn districts during the neEt
A7efa. days.
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CLEARINCE or APACHES.
IrTeVieant Preparation for BulHaFiar
Royal visit 10 Paris.

NaToa' cdNs DSspatcA 70 TaR SrN
PARIs, June % In view Of the arrival
Of tho King and Queen OF Bulgaria on an
cifciFl visit the police have uTgahiyed
a sweeping clearance 81 apaches.
Furthermore, suspects oi VARIOUS ma
iiobalities have been lodged in jail. Whsre
III ey will 10 kept until the King and Queen
leave next Tuesday.
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will be brief. II il believed in the best
informed circles that Japan will pursue
the same policy in COrea that the United
States has followed in tho Philippines.
The COreRns will probably have no con-
stitutional rights but may get a separates
tariff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
PLUUTOSE VICTIMS OESEQrIEs.
Requsem Npss and speeches by French
President and Minister 81 Marine.

ENEaANEAaN aaAN MmNeAfN ~ WNflufs
spsciai Cabis DsspaieA 10 rHE sUS
CAlAIs. June "a There were IMPRESS
i've scenes TODAY AZ tho funeral u the
victims ~ the Pluvioss. the submarine
which WGssunk by the Cross channelstesm
ship Pas dc Calais recently The funeral
vas attended by Presidsnt Falltsrrs aud
the Ministers Of Marine and War Nor
OF the great naval powers Of the world.
including the United States. were officially
represented a. the obsequiSs The streets
through which the OorteEs passed. we're
lined with mourning crowds.
After n requiem service At the Caibe-
dral the bodies were removed . a NOR
tuATy, Whers President FalliSrsr made =
speech in Which he expressed Apprecia-
tiOn Of the common synpSthv vhiCh
In times Of such oAtAst rsF. hos united all
and drew together I'll hearts
The Minister Of Marine spoke in a sirni-
lar strain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23

,psc.I' co.. Ds,pg'c1 - TaH sUN
PAEIs. June p Miss Mabel Frances
Morton Of Boston was married to-day at
81 Joseph's Church 10 Henry Egerton
Dickenson Amy Norton acted ~ brides
maid and Cap, Gerald Pratt Of the Rnya
Horse Artillery as best man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
RUNiNn NENACES GREECE.
Demands Satisfaction for LSsttng u .
atsa@aSaD at the PirBus.

gpcriaf cuhie neapafch 10 THG SUI.
PARIs. June "A despatch from
Athens 20 the Echo De Paris says RumAnia
has delivered an ultimatum 20 Greece
In regard 10 the attack on a Rumanian
mail boat by a mob a. Pireus about a
week ago. On that occasion q mob
boarded the Rum&niAn boat and looted
all the valuables Of the passengers. among
whom Vers a prince and princess Ru-
mania insists that Greece shall make
Official expression Of regret, shall make
compensation 70 thOas injured during the
lOoting Of the vessel. shall dismiss the
project Of the fort besOrs whom the
captain Of tho Rumanian ship was sum
mOnod. and shall punish the guilty hooters.
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On Paris Frsm AFEsntIaa.

-psrIi Csbis DssBdf,A ., THH sun
PAAIs June p The wife and daughter
Of Dr. Rogue SAenz Pena. Presidsnt-elect
Of Argentina. have arrived here
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ANTI-AMERICAX CUBAN PARTY.
CsIlayS Aims ~ the RspaaiatlSn . Z the
''Plntl Amendment"

HAVANA. June "a -COnussssnan Gen.
COllazo. who 10 q hatsF Of Americans. n
forming a party. the main object % which
u to bring about tho FepUdiation Of the
Platt amendment under which the Unit ed
States has the right 20 intervene in Cuban
| Affairs
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Gnlmss From View CampanIls.

special cabls Dsspaies 70 THE SIN
VENICE. June n The first peal Of bells
hung in the rebuilt CAmpanils vere rung
to-day. A great crowd assembled.
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Chambers Of Commerce Going to Boston.

SPECIAL Gable DeiDafch 70 rHE sUS
LONDON. June 22.-At to-day's session II
the International Congress of Chambers
Of Commerce. which opened here yester-
day. IL was decided that tho next session
should be held q, Boston. Mass.
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NNANsAA 49, AAANA4AA " ~ W.
BENhTN. J'AR q, -Tha KAISER hsis this
morning Cor th1a Thew he VII
board tho ruya y clit mchsnzoIlarn and
procssd % Gud9n Thence 4 win pro-
coed 10 Ems.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23

Judge Moore On Kaiser WInhelm H.. Hls
Herses 10 Fsllsw Oa saturday.


Hsrses 10 FsllSW 0A saturday.
special Cabis DsspaicA 10 TINE suN
IONDON. June y -JudSe William n
Moore Of New York. whose horses won
numerous priros a. the Olympia and
Richmond shows. sailed for New York
TODAY on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm
II His horses will be shipped home on
Saturday ON the Atlantic Transport steam
ship Minnsw aska.
Other prominent persons on tho Kaiser
Wilhelm II. Arethe Marquisede Wentworth
u New York. Norman Whitshouss. Har-
ley Proctor. Mrs Sidney D. Ripley. Les
tor Leland Forbes Henneasy and J II
BOrdsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
COREA 4 COLONr or J4PAN.
Map Get a separate TaFNH. hut Ne PolItl-
cAl Rights.

Special Cable Dssp1foA 70 THE SUS
TOXIC. June % An imperial ordinances
issued to-day creates a colonial board
which 10 to administer the Affairs Of For
moaa, I4aO-tunG in Manchuria. South
AAghalien and COTea. Thedecree removes
COrsa from foreign Affairs except diplO-
matte matters. The Inclusion Of COrea
ls regarded a. significant. Japan under
the decree will continue the residency
there. but II IL thought that its retention
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
MONTE Carlo" IN HAVANA.
nan Granting CsaeeasiSa Passed ~ ne
CUBAN Msuae.

HAVANA. Juno 77.-Ths HOUSE has
passed a bill granting . thirty year con-
oession for tho establishment Of Monte
Carlo here, where thers viii BE- ell kinds
Of gamblInG. FaoinE and ball Nothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
KITCHENER CHIEF OF STAFF.
''Dany Raa1'' ThlMlcs ms APPOINTMENT
tSUaagul Posl b Probable.

optrA Caaa AtapeiIF 70 I'M o0N'
l.cNDCN. June 79-The D0hy M1il
suggests the probability Of the appoint
ment % Field Marshal VisCOunt Kitchener
~ Chief Of the Imperial General Star.
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SO STYLES of Bathing Cans

Ransins in prices from Zoe to $50.
New Dutch" Bathing Caps Of rubber
lied madras in black, red or navy, ats50c. =
Round" Bathing Caps Of rubber
lied materials in polka dot patterns.
Of cotton at Zoe to 25e; Of silk at 30c to 75c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23

Bathing Shoes-at I9c to us the pair
Spscial-One-strap Bathing Sandals Of canvas in
black or white with heavy soles Value 39c at pc.
ALL SIZES
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Bathing Suits-Special

FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY
81 fine quality taftsta silk, woven especially for the
purpose New belted model with panel front. Dutch
neck trimmed with silk braid Tights Of fine
worstsd jersey Value $3.50. Special" at OTIS
Of extra fine quality mohalr. New plated model
with round neck taffeta strap trimming NaTiShts of
fine worsted jersey. Value 500. Special or
OF good quality mohair Three new blouse models !
with plated skirts Dutch or round necks; fancy
braid trimmed Value $50 Special at = az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23

FliNB Prem FrlearlChahnRen 10 nRlsel.
dsFf, oOO Mics. N D HSurs WIthoui
q Refreshmeals oA Beard
COunt Steers Great Soy IN GERMANY.
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saks&Gurttpattu
Broadway at 14th Street
Bathing Apparel & Accessories
for Women

Here indeed is final and most convincing proof
Of the ability Of the highly developed specially shop.
tOVsive you better from every standpoint Of vari-
ETY. and OF value than be obtained elsewhere.
In all New York there can be found no parallel
to our display Of Bathing Apparel fer Women, to
which is devoted the space Of an entire section
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-24
HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely Warnings Thai
No Honolulu Citizen Can Afford
to ignore

DANGER SIGNAL No ! comes fra
the kidney secretions. They will wa,
you when the kidneys are sick. Wa
kidneys ex.rete cleo. amber fuia
Sick kidneys SEND out 3 thin, pale and
foamy, or thick, RED, ilI-smeIling
urine, full Of sedImenT and irregular
OF passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes from
the back. Back pains, dull and heavy,
or sharp and acute, tell You OF sick kid
neys and warn you Of the approach of
dropsy, diabetes and Bright 5 disease.
Doan 5 Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
and cure them permanently. Here is
the best Of proof:
Zed Rosendorf, merchant, Main St,
Independence, Ore, says: "For ten
years | was troubled by attacks Of kid
ney complaint and finally became so
bad off that | was forced to walk in
a stopped position. Ny kidneys were
disordered and on account of too fire.
quent passages of the secretiOns, | was
obliged to arise during the night
Often I had to sit up, being unable TO
lie comfortably in any position. Ny
limbs became swollen and there was a
putfiness beneath my eyes. l d0ctored
and tried everything that was brought
to my notice. but received no relief IN
til l began using Doan S Backache Kid,
ney Pills. They helped me from the
first and I am today free from kidney
complaint. | believe there is nothing
as effective as Doan 5 Backache Kid
nev Pills in curing this troube'
Doan s Backachc Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at 80 cents per box six boxes $3.50
or will be mailed on receipt Of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan s, and
take no substitute.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-24
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN
Not & BIeod Disease Cured BY OH OF
Hintergreen Compound.

FIR many years eczema was sup
posed to be a blood disease and was
enormously treated as such, but now
The best authorities agree that eczema
IS only skin disease, and must be
cured through the skin. The eminent
skin specialist, Dr. D. y. Dennis, first
discovered the eczema germ, and his
discovery was quickly taken up IN
Germany and France.
To kill the eczema germ, and at the
same time heal the skin. DR.. Dennis
compounded oil of wintergreen, thymol
glycerine, etc The remedy is a liquid,
not a mere salve, hence it sinks right
into the pores of the skin. Washing
with this oil Of wintergreen compound
seems TO take away the itch at once;
soon the scales drop away and the dis
ease disappears. The prescription has
now been used so long as 10 have prov
en- its absolute merit, and we do not
hesitate to express our confidence in
d. D. D. Prescription as used with
D. D. d. Soap.
For sale at
HONOLULU DRUG co.