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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-27

LURIC ATION-Auomatic splash system uniformly
Supply maintained mechanical
lubricator with single sight
ical and simplest system devised
ARBURETOR-Special Schebler water jacketed Air
be adjusted from drivers
CLUTCII-Cone large, leather faced with
ring in fly wheel. Clutch readily removable
easily operated be
clutch practically IN
all positions and easily removable
gear type three speeds
forward and Chrome nickel steel
Chrome nickel transmission shaft
running ball bearings
shaft bevel gears special
afford maximum strength All by Drive
shaft on Thinker bearings Two universal Joints
the forward telescope each enclosed in housing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-27

AXIES-tear Thinker full floating special alloy
I'VE 6 axle shaft Tmken roller bearings Double torsion
S 6 Front axle drop forged beam section with
ings.
BRAkEs-0ne internal and external brake direct
wheels ii inch IL inch drums in
operation Both equipped with equalizers
STEERING GEAR-Cadiac patented worm gear
81 STE
ing is inch steering with corrugated rub
Der rim aluminium spider.
WHEEL BASE-116 inches
TIRES-On Touring Demi and
Coupe, 34X4 nches Limousine "a X 4 2 mel
SPEtINGS-Fron semi ellptical SO
wide; Rear three-quarter pla
inches wide. Rear SO inches in. yyd lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
OH, WHO WILL TAKE
MY PRETTY SEEDS?

~ imit~d fre~a.l
WASHINGTON. y, G.. Jan. e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
JOHN D. MIGHT
RECLAIM n. Y.

PIrTanuRu. Jan 81 Aurustns
Nash. socretar.' of the Cleveland "
IA. a. A., toy addressing the
Mlninteriai association. which ~
preparing Tor an evangellzation Of
the city, eoOred the ministry for
negloctlng 10 enlist iaymen Ia re-
iigioua work
Tho man who directs the work
of 900 men every dav IN the week
cannot be expected 20 come Ia
church on sunday and make a sue
cess of toaehing a bible class OF
six girls under twelve years Of
age" said Mr.. Nash Give him
something 10 DO Ia the oongrega
tion
"rhc church Ia allowing great
MUD willlnE minds. too 60 SO
ia waste n Rockefeller had been
enlisted by our baptist friends 20
conscrrate himself toward great
work like the eyhngollkatlun Of
New York city. the job would have
been done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
SENATOR ALDRICH
is THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. n. G Jan 20
Senator Aidrlch 10 rarlously alluded
20 as the boss OF the senate. the
general manager OF the senate. ote
titles which Washington knows "a
be rather appropriate. bot ths first
personal confession Of the fact came
% ilghi today
A now doormht was placed Ia
'front.' ~ bis committee room door
and ON n ~ this inscription
wtf Il SENATE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
A PHILOSOPHER
CAUSES DIVORCE

LONDoS. Jan 4s-W Locke.
poet. novelist aud philosopher. the
author 81 aimpie s~pglmus. vas
named IN a undefendea divorce suit
brought By Percy Close. Al engi.
ucoF against hle wifs A decree
eaa granted Close today Locke.
though an Engiinhman born. - a
resident 81 the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
Wash Goods Department

oihGHAMs-Apronc Checked olnghams Special price 20
pet 4"iH ''''''' ''-'''t''.'' .''.'.++... ..++.. "
DRESS elNoHAMs-Bg shipment " Amoskeag Dress Cling
nam. just in' also other l2lzc Dress Ginghams M
'pe9"i W'e pct y"'o tVI
DRESS ehoHAMs-Hates soersucker 0mghams A T. G
gnd yea seal Dress GinghamE. on worth 15c yard 111n
Special price per yard Observation-Disclosures. LgC
and samson Galateas plain coors
so i lhe striped ana figured styles; light and dark fEn
eooIa special price per yard ,ssst,4.r,........t JC
opgtlNe Fl@~gSl-tight Coiored outing. standard O.
a9od Qdahy. Special price yard tt,.4........ "
rEHgALhs--bes Quality Punab ptcalos. fu limo OF
eeiheh Qadrga Cctni an guaranteed fast coors; 111.
Afn medium ana dark styles Special pIlce yard DAT
sHtHrhosCheviOt shlrtugs Ga light dark ooofa ina
stlpes ana cheeksi good wearing material for the "a
whole family Special price, yard .................. e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

Representative McCrpdle 81 wash.
lngton awoke the other day "a find
that the department ~ agriculture
had placed a6.a0a packages ~ seeds
a. hts disposal McCredie WIS
puzzled a. 10 what 10 90 wilh them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

So h. wrote a. poatmaatera IN hia
district asking them 20 send ia lists
~ patrons who would like few
packages ~ nlee assorted seeds
Among the replies waN the follow
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
Morning SpecIa!!s!

On sale From ss1a g is&
a. IA.
...----- -. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

bTWDTWI
Bias Velvet Binding Braid. an
colors; this ia a great buy for
those who can use these
goods regular i0c a yard
To clear. Wedncg. a.
day ................LE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

mott o be q Il cost
was h pNplat 40 a y a
manufactured sold
COSTS a & M o q
Is O he " Ia nj
s. ar g O " u II .
zenith % d { o. a
o
ttmpu a one hd dps cen In Coz apps Z b peoae "a n O
20 lie m 81 al h ps Il H. ter o ~ "A ed Erred ot h ne
gangs mad carried mureo an be viii o he pep express a he polls
ge a Va ne Mggd no cheap tmp a tor trust
n appo o e 81 e on eel his
d II n 4 gets ~ chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

Dear STR Congressman No
body n this neck 81 The weeds
cares darn about seeds We
don't raisr vegetables All We ar~
Interested Ia aght nos IL the PIN
chUi nAliingeg ruw and we are AL
hoping 20 aec pinchot come out on
fnp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02
So,.al : Serlht.
gterblibfeitsberibt.

Charles 8a6n, 80, 514 80. s. Str,
SubertuIoie.
2sna 5unIeri, 7 T1onate, 1883
N2ouno Ctr, 2uftr0hrenent5iinoun
2ouis Sarlan, %, Snque1t tr
Shpebe.
Biuiom Glort, 50, 43O Carlisle
Qlpe., 2uTtr0brensnt5Irbung.
Catherine W0lfle, so, 265 St1r'
Ctr, Snqueit in S9pebe.
Catherine Stotelmann, 20, 4. mi
2ibertp Str, 9linooorment5iinoung
2ouiie 9altboff, 81, 1914 9fnt
Ctr, 6ersIetotn.
glnnu Mariu Shdfer, 80, 1916
Mppre Ctr, Rierenleiben.
Spbius 9uumunn, SO, 1923 Ere:
mont Ctr, 2eberoerhGrtune.
2trno S6lomsr. "A, 1117 Sprin:
Str. Snqueit in Shpsbe.
7rant Wogorsti, "a, 1915 9artor
Ctr, Qungenent5iinOung.
Tloro OeQon, 2. 1888 Central 4pe
SnqueIt in Sfrpebe.
Wiuiam Summsrs, 3 morate, 82i
Sod Ctr, Snqueit in Sdpe6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02
SasesSau. .

cSn bem gsTtriger eritsn Spiel zines
btertGgi8en Sourntes 3piiden nRsos"
unb yRteien" bebisnten 4nberion uno
Mc2ean bos 8ef6IB fir uns, gegen
Matbeipion uno Wlepers fir bic 9sds
rer. !SGuptling Wc9ratp botte 2sn
9robmeiiter alIer S6Ieubsrsr ing
Sreffen geIditt, um ben Steg i'm err
iten Sample nit ben nReos" gu gez
tpinnen, mas ibm uua gelang. neil
uniere sSungens uusra6mspeiie osn
8alI niat oft unb redt3eitig trefFen
tonnten. Mtr muften nur q 5reFfer
qeQen II un6 fpieIten fsbIerlos geg:n
l SSshler Der vRteien". QRoerTon
tpurbe ihon na6 bem eriten 9unqe,
neil Inn bic 3ontroIe feblte, burn
Ropun abqsI0It unb Der 2ebtsre i'm 8.
9ange burd Gople. 2tIs SHsbsrinz
ter funqirten 9lem uno Sane. 6ofz
fentlih 1T uns beute bos Slid oiinftig.
ReiuItat ber gefrigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02
sfptts FAR Qnutraffprtu
G fftce oer V mint ftouer
b ION 8 auTII ItoH QouHts,

Efftce ber mmtfftouers
BON 8 9auiIioH Counts.
GtHciH matt, Gbto, 10. mtut 1910.
gerlIegeIte aneGboIs perotu eHt.
eegsHgeHcmmsR in ber Gfftee ses godrb oi
Gouulg eouutfi,oHers be 5rettGa. ben
II. SunI 1910, bIs y u5r uttiaes, tar bic
uGGiiebeHbc Qouninsglrbeit:
eemGB oeu Spegifl:GlloRsH 20 e2-55lr etue
Stltmnuer am g5eitguoe 6er 9rii6e tl5er ben
WtGIeei an IopHiblp goenue, &lurpuoo, IN
mIudeCf Lonu'bip
Gie slrbe;f bat az 1ef6ebat in uebereiHfttms
nmHg mt ben 8ldueH uub SDeSifitaiipHen,
iueIdlc Jest IN Der E1'lce oes 9perD OF Gourip
QoMmlflouers dufeaeH.
&ue &tngebpis Hlf'eH uuf itouauinreu auses.
ferilgt isln, Uelne IN Der Efflce oes godro OF
gouuto GomutIiiones 5u ba5eU itro, uno r..
eleiei fetn bon etneul GoUb TN getraee bon
fhufbuaDeri iS500.01l Tcuurs. mif srei guteH
nub penI8eueeuRitrgcr- ais Si6ebsit bnfar ,oat
Der Eetsr ses 4outGGit eUge5eu lpIrb sur aus
1ubrung Der Gr5f.t, in Sale berfelbe tbm gu.
erfanui Diro
Eie gourto GommiFoners bebaItsn fi6 hns
ge9t oor, iJgenbeiues cber Gus &neebots su per.
tosrieu
9r 2tu'trae beg gcErb Of SnulIion GouHts
goniuinoHecs
SfarIsh GtrutIs. gr1fthent.
atteft: 9 Stee. 5reibs, GIeri..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02
Die 5empnatur.

Sir oteiss glatt tpurben g.ftern Don
ben Sptitern 6. 3Iein & Bro,
}. 435 Race StraBs. foIgenbe semz
perotur uHteridtsos resiitrirt:
Wm. Grab Jenl. GRAB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02
Spiele !:

6eute sfpeites Spiet 7fpifden rRebs"
nn'o ~RteIen" in Rep gort. Sug3s
uno W}c2ean perben aIs unisr. 8nts
terie fungireu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02
$u peraaufen /: Yerf9ieoenes.

. dderei, autgebefrbe: 15 glrs. WtehI per
Lamb. slusfnuft In ber HolfSbIattaCffie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

Samsu s6nti6tnpfsrh innensr 2auft.
fsbr fromm unb feiH nusisbeub. 30. ITO 9iansp
Aptnus, On ggainut Gins. 2-5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

6.iurib 40. WsrRen,

IS itarb ON Ulittpoa ben J. 9Juni 1910 Rata
mittoes ] ubr Is WjHuitu, in istHer 29obuuue
guauR aOsnus unp Chambers StrGss, 9UrtbiOe,
Mihatl -Marf,
esIitbtsr Gait. BON Gulu Roip.rsWar in, gltei
bon Al Subreu. Sis Ssit Der Gt,r6isune ptrt
ipa!sr bsiaunt gemaSt. i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

gtHs aEtt etutfme RcttE, urt Wlittde s9uHt
su foGtu In tintr @irihidaft 9tiHs SoHHieati
arbstt. Ro&irfraaen 9e. 1912 Rapiisn Roan,
Caller. Lag
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

Sunat RON gutter Tsamiiit UNI has apptbtfus
stitait iu srerneu. Wufnsrs apoibtst, IS. uno
Race Gtra&. bp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02
Yerfanst: Dientt- gerfonaf.

3nuts Brdnte. gelthiiat bic 3s3irurcr
yerriters sIuSlaae Der ;Sraen5eI Gitrrtture 60,
GiiopelLGde GEnl unb gIoer @irabc. Often
ieoen sibeno bis O.: SduritnpS bis 10. 4,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

Sunts sPrdute. gefihtipt Bite 3.9immer
CentterseiusIaee Der ytdeu5ei Jurrtitltre &C.,
SiibtpeitsGde 9lm urb GIoer Gfrnbe. Stten
ieocn absnb bis 8: Sdmfines bis 10. 40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

Rah6.u fnr aao,mtiut esusarttit; srs Der.
ioHtu In etr samiiie; in Spes 9ari Ratiutfa.
cen bt 4. g. 3tssIs, SaentisGtt ben 0. Stratt
uHe Rreaepop. l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

sGaih GirIss. @a6lu'raeer BET 3ht albert
J. Gtroas &C., 4il-4i3 Naet strast. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

Gin htutints mae6tu tay eausartsit.
8c8lufraetH 30. 725 X. gTtsetat aptaut ASons
bait. Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

Wanur 0 Jrau, NM in tusr beutiatH aaf
nltltt ~ artsiisH; bic Graa, um bic 6ausafbet
~ beioreEu nne bu Waan mus Gin sghf!aHiatE
@artntr Ene WtIisr itin. Raasnraosu Ali Gin
Gttast ootr 2l20 Guetu Gin aosHgL II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

2aEtt ttuHetu. Hohsufraetn BET 9ht albeit
J. Straus Co., 4u-4l3 8aet Gnast. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

e 6loffsr auf tunss,pabliat st5miss,arb,ii
nHlenst bsi =. SsHlmozH CsuaHtstal 9ro
9pora, gautsrtnt, 9n go
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

npfotrs Wdb6sn uRb nm stnsm eiust
tttiIii6 III ftta. 656 6utdus dstuus, aroReats.
Rhent. y. e67 U. l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

| a6hiu unh fur Gonntairss sart.tf; tisins IA,
| mit; bster 2ehH: isin 8Gasn. Gl7 Gorth ap,.,
| Gooubais. gsOnt: y. s3l b.. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

gin icScm Giugangc perbeu Sic
ciucn S6nriteber finbcu, Der 5bncn
Elm 16sieitigcs Snd) retd)en iutro,
!, 10 urrangtrt, baf Sic bic humber.
barren Bargains leidJt leicn fDnnen.
Sebr ouBergetpobnlidbe Bargains
| in jeOem 9eportenent oiierirt.
8Iut1i6e llebsrraT6ungen in iez
oem Stoftperf. Bargains, mobin
Sic iid auh DenOen.
Gin Saruiel ppn ansenebnen
llcberraid)ungcn.
Ser Ret5 Oes unerlDarteten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-02

Gp d b q e n fit aIgereiHe SoHsarbe,t In etter
fletHen GomtIse. go. "a goutItn Girabs,
rabe Ohio NOe. 2-s
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31
The Game The Chietfain Plays.

to onvenng
of the Legislature a session.
Chieftain a
fraud that the pledges
in the
influence public
Does the Chetain believe
the those pledges
their intelligence, II it does believe
will
has better information the
pledges not
The combination N
vented the
the named above which responsible
meas
attempted ogc(?) ad-
Chetan
readers the democratic
the promised This
defeat
without
Furthermore,
been @
democratic party to do that which thinks undesirable
legislation All
a mig lust
have uttered that
is the
QUESTION is NOT WHETHER
THOSE MEASURES ARE DESIRABLE. A PARTY
HAVING MADE SPECIFIC AND DEFINITE
PIE, is UNDER ANY OBLIGATION PROMISE"
readily the Chietan anything the
pedges-ust keep the promise is its
the obligation
If those pledges may be kept accordance with
kept but
they would have been
Chieftain
damn them If it could
purpose of Mr. Stevens put the democratic
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31
BURIAL ALIVE RARE.

The editor of the Sunnyside, a lead
ing organ of the undertaking pro-
fession, has been at some pains to
run down such reports of premature
burial as have come to his notice. But
his efforts have still to result in
bringing to light a single authenti-
Gated instance of so terrible an act.
In some cases he has been able to
get no response to his inquiries,
while in others he has learned that 1t
is possible for a person to possess a
fearful and wonderful Imagination,
coupled with an exceedingly limited
regard for the truth and no sense of
responsibility which should rest upon
the man who will deliberately set at
liberty stories which are so damaging
to the peace of mind of that portion
of the human race which accepts a
plausible story as true without sub
jecting it to the test of reason, there
by promptly and effectively demon
strating its falsity.
1t is possible. says the editor, that
some denizen of the Bowery, who had
presumably died without much medi-
cal attention and whose friends were
interested only in getting him under
the surface of the earth as soon as
possible. might be buried while in
condition of apparent death, but it is
never this class of people whose har-
rowing experiences are chronicled in
the press for our adification.
Undertakers as a body are fairly
well educated and intelligent men
and neither they nor the physicians
would deliberately consign to the
earth a body which might by any
possibility contain life. When the
physician declares that life is extinct
there may be one chance in several
millions of his being in error, al
though hardly two in thousand, as
the Massachusetts enthusiasts aver
red, but after the undertaken has
prepared the body for burial there is
not the remotest possibility of any
trace of life remaining in 1t.
II all the bugaboos which plague
the dreams of human beings could be
disposed of as easily as this one, there
would be no excuse for insomnia
New York Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

In the following forcefu
enct dsposes the question
Neither
and swapping everything a
muze good thing always
now pressing
ascertaned without further
That is stiff
other Of the Republicans much truth
contained
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31
MRS. HARTMAN GIVES MUCH.
Especial to The sentinel.l

Hampstead. N. Y, March al
Mrs. E. H. Hartman is credited with
being the largest contributor to a
$4,000 fund which has Just been
presented to st. George Episcopal
church here for building brick
gymnasium in connection with the
parish home. Mrs. Harriman's gift
was in memory of her husband. who
was the son of the Rev. Orlando Har-
riman. and was born in the rectory
here
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

automobile Grand valley 70 do
la building
city rather limited
which
that
there n s
of
several In ,ro
the road II ,
be coma tooo.. ~
la the II 10 -,
while in
would driro
are confined -.
driving a territory with of be.r
the autoists ' ''
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

January February and Marchhree months of
the of 1910 have passed.
looking do
thing nothing? harvest again and ber
theren
will be in the
Where of
we have long ufered Let him Senator Del ony 10
pubcst:
leadership n.to on
other
would lead in this mport tb. an
other piled Qualities of
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

w. A. Simmons of the firm of
Perry & Simmons, is spending the
day at DeBeque on business.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31
Standards of journalism.

apprenticeship the
known
citizen said
thorough Investigation
springing
a claredp
re e o chance in hundr
well" l replied, 'just eranly
Then he said quietlyand
ory-'then
/
he added with a gr-
81 hate lose it,
blasting Besides
print anything e true"
The by the
time had acquired
be a
profed
To make would
l Alas! it might
without
Springfield
tradit of Dana
then Nevertheless there
considering of
a
while.
the character of the journal in the public mind.
The will do
get aresan water, If they bore in Palmer
anything
sham and ask him whether thinks
The friar lands Philippines
SIS
lands
small calculation convincing
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

We ask republican
enment should sell lands per
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

The will do
aresan If they Palmer
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

Englmen were just as vehement their that tho
the doo,o
emanang Theodore Roosevelt that
lists a constitutional form tho
able not on - vt
constitution declaration of independence nut If IN force
homo 49,
anv sn
Theodore bave NOT -
believe
S a as Soma
"hoch kaiser down
make-u so far as i Mr. Roosevelt
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31


sham and ask him whether a
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-31

The fria lands the Philippines
SIS Wckeham
small
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-12
Won Hamm=Young Co., Ltd, Agents

article she read and was surprised to hear that the
used here (the little top mnnows) To time explaining
clipping is here given:
The city of Tampa Fla has adopted mode warfare against the
mosquito that proving highly successful There many
tanks and ces throughout the for supplying avaory
and various other purposes and these favor breeding
mosquitoes The warfare against annoying pests stock
these with small fish feed mosquito This
method has been tried place in Florida and has
proved successful The fish the larvae ged keep
ing the tank water clear at all times They live for years.
that are covered and their living place of darkness
There number of people expressing opinion
that the Joshua H. Butooney has been paroded FRAGILE
the public want back the good old game deciding
the library is be located And suggested
old fish market which sign Honolulu changing
married walking Fort with large
box under his friend who glanced meanngy with
anticipation Your birthday" he inquired "Wel exactly"
replied the questioned opening the box with smile n
thing but small tin SCOOP You my wife day about
house plants and nothing will do but that her
with the ground I'm the beach get
seems to be the gene of carrying it. Honolulu folks you
know great for keeping appearances would take bucket
as would rather do"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-12
BY
THE MAN
AROUND
TOWN
Noom GaN


"a while Honolulu newspapers gave
the pooce people because the ledge of the stamp window
clean might said prominent citizen the other day.
nmaed that the gmmy substance the passing
would gather countless germs Since then have purchased stamps
number of tines they passed
that the gmmed side and fresh when received
from Washington remarked the clerk that that good
Idea but he waved hand said that's always
besides it's department Instruction So you they're very careful
small things should receive credit for Where many
hands of vasyg deges cleanliness the ledge
time there bound be but the handled thus
happy thought and this of the little things in life that
for good deal in the long rum"
They talking about the Russians and of their allegations
ITO pretty stiff charged plantation One of the
the group cnched the matter quite decidedly thus Ye they charge
something ouageous Why do you know the
pany store got of lobster How much do
think they charged me? Why As And got the
right here in for rs What do you think ta"
About of the Hotel
bill of fare this encing feature:
FRANK FRTTTERS AND SOUR CIRCUIT"
Honolulu folks who have been away the
changes about that do notice being
with the days work But stop and look
there the how we'll
look the automobiles and delivery urng along
people dressed and the general air of prosperity Honolulu has
advanced remarkably the years.
will wonders When the Young Hotel put people
said twenty ahead of the times but how rapidly the
town is growing up to it.
gentle reader time ago item in paper from
back home which seemed her excellent idea and clipped
49, l L racfon to IL fc
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-12

good ship Dakota, after period Of
government service at the China sta
ton, and was on hand to meet his
fiancee on her arrival from the east
Monday night.-Oakland Inquirer.
& & Z
More than a hundred guests avail
ed themselves OF the beautiful spring
day and called yesterday at the quar-
tiers of the major-general of the De-
partment of California.
Fort Mason is ideally located and,
with the trees and pants announcing
the near approach of spring, is a
beautiful place to hold a reception
Mrs. Thomas Barry, who is a most
gracious hostess, was assisted in re,
ceiving her guests by her charming
daughter, Miss Ellen Barry, and Mrs
Davis, wife of Captain Davis, who is
one of the aids to General Barry.-S
F. Bulletin.
= & 8
Miss Frances Stewart has issued
cards for a tea to be given at her
home in San Rafael on the afternoon
of the 9th of this month in complt
ment to Miss Dorothy Draper, the
bride-to-be of Midshipman Kirkwood
Donovan, whose welding will take
place soon after Casters. F. Bulle.
tin.
& 4 3
Mrs. John McMullin will be hostess
at large dinner on Saturday evening
at the Fairmont Hotel, given in com.
pliment to Rear Admiral and Mrs,
Sebree.-S. F. Bulletin.
& & 8
kilograms have been received from
the City of Mexico from Miss Jennie
Croker and Charles Thampleton
Croker announcing theirIsafe arrival.
So interesting has their trip proven
that with their guests, Mrs. Moutford
Wilson, Miss Helene Irwin and Harry
Simpkins, they purpose remaining
away several weeks longer than was