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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-11
CONQUERED HER RIVAL.
Pretty and Pathetic Story Of Jenny
Lind and Grisi.

Jenny Lind and Grjsi were both ri
walls for popular favor iu London. Both
were invited to slug the same night at
court concert before Che queen Jeu-
ny Lind. being ,ue younger. sang first
ana was so disturbed by the fierce.
scornfuI look OF Crisi that She was al
the point OF failure when suddenly an
Inspiration came Co her.
l. The accOmpIui-g Uas striking the
final chords She asked him To- rise
aud took the vacant seat Her fingers
wandered over the keys In a loving
prelude. and then she sang a little
prayer which she had loved MS "a child.
She hadn't sung 1T for years AS she
sang She WAS no longer in the pres
encc Of royalty but singing 90 loving
friends in her fatherand.
Softly at FIRST the palmiye notes
Heated on the air. swelling louder and
richer every moment. The singer
seemed TO throw her whole soul into
that weird. thrilling plaintivc pray
or" Gradually the song died away
and ended i'm a sob. There was q ST.
leuce- tt'e silence OF admirine wonder.
The audience snt spellbouud. jenny
Lind lifted her sweet eyes 60 look into
the scOrnful face that had so ~ jscon-
certcd her. There was no fierce OK.
preston now. Instead a teardrop gis.
tened ON the long black lashos. and
after a moment. with The impu.sive
ness OF child of the tropics. erie,
crossed TO jenny Lind'S side. pHoca
her arm about her aid kissed her
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-11

positively, but thought you were
just "a on your Goth Dlrthday.-Bos-
ION Transcript.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-11
Toou2bt Aim Poor Editor.

son NIn .H. ANY sea sor..uIs
pop
F'.a. lm sure : don't know. my
boz.
Soa Wen what Is electricity?
fa,ncrI give IL up.
Sou- Pop. what does the North
Pol, look like
Father diu.t know.
HoESog. pop how did You ever
10 b. an editor. anyway.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-11
BLUE rIELD
EVENING LEADER

Published evory evening eAcspl
SUNDAY
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-11

80 nlueneld, " V ulder
81, " Congress. March I'D 1873
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
THEY APPLAUD AS
ACTOR BREAKS NECK

NEW YORK Feb as a vaude.
Vile actor. the member ~ an aero
baiir quartet. was - severely In
iured nc the American Music hall
Newark Yesterday. De- sight ~ the
audience that he viii dic. but tho
crowd thought Il was all part ~
the act. and demanded an encore.
The man was George sally %
years old. 90 New Brunswick 81 j.
ZEE was with the Four Comrades" q
team ON the Morris circuit The
team docs what in stage pariancc a.
known as q "kneckabout" act A.
the end N the aet auliy balances
himself on n chair on too NJ q table
with hia back o. the tables edge
One NJ his teammates throws u chair
at him. which be catches. and falling
from the table lands on tho chair ln
"a sitting position.
Yesterday sully failed 70 catch the
chair. md when he crashed to the
HtHge the Budlenee thought the sup
posed trick waa especially funny
The curtain waH rung down. bot the
audience kept on appiauding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

folks aud sometimes 80 forge,
But. after all. its only a little re-.
hinder and a chance thar most
folks need % b. kind There's a
heart In the world. and u beats
true. The Star kuowa thar. for
there's scarcely a daY that aome.
body doesn't call 10 The Star and
offer 20 give man or a woman a
m
She's brave. this slck Eirl A
strong man would shrink from the
blow that has fallen on her But
she laughed and said I'm getting
better. but we're up against Il. Two
Years Of sickness. you know. knock
savings akaliy wages" she's brave.
but she's sensitive. and abe prefers
not 70 have her name published
The Star has asked the Young
MumenH Christian association "a
receive all offers u help Call the
r. W. G. A. on the Independent.
sl27. or the sunset Main $50 The
young womans name and address
viii be furnished or gifts received
Let's ahoW her how glad We are
10 help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
Inns LETTER TELLS ITS
| own STORY OF TROUBLE

impossible 20 ST. coal IN. aud grad
ing work - dragging 40 much that
u "a getting tiresone for every
body.
No walks OF any kind have bseu
provided. and we wero forced to
put in temporary walks az our osu
expense
was down 20 see the assistant
city engineer Ia charge % our dis
trief. and he promised 20 pat down
temporary walks. others have cali
ed STAGE. bat all wm senm 20 got IA
promises Only 4 dozen men have
been wog king where q gang - 90 u
needed We Nould hNe 10 see some
thiuE done
Hoping you uill give this some
consideration.
"cHAs. r. st.AMRrRG.
~2l0s Z. Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
|fl['s JOY FOR THE WEST
= ffASI GROWING |NSURGEN7

prnnay has not even sue
cccdcd IN cleaning It's cities. much
less cleaning the state itself. Con,
nectiCuI which 10 railroad owned
and Rhode Island. which Il rotten
are backward New Hampshire is
ueareet 90 political freedom. since
an organization 81 eitlzeus threw
ou the corrupt control which the
ilost0n q Maine railroad had 1T tho
state This WAS a step toward In.
aurNeneyi and next fall reform can.
ilaatea VIII be put up against Con.
sFvssmcu subway aud cuFrler.
Even Massachusetts
Massachusetts Is headed toward
Insurgency with "a Gov Curtis
Guild. Dr. an enthusiastic leader.
Maine gave senator Hale. the re.
dictionary fright aud forced him 10
ieavc Washington and patch up his
fcuccs az home
Sew York has truly lnsurrent
eovcrnor in Hughes
iu Pennsylvania Lewis Emnry. III
Lincoln republican. will probably
rua Cor congress IN the fail
The Problem o. Wealth.
IAN the conflicts. 81 all The states.
lead hack Ia the problem 81 the
control of Wcalth. writes Mr
naker. how far ll shall be- private
og how Oar cooperative. And ev.
eFyWhore people afe finding out
that consolidated capital (which
knows neither party nor iocalltyl
cannot he mct pleeemeai az ln 4
city. 90 dealt with ~ any one state.
but must BE- met by thc entire
forcc ~ The people working toEefh,
er tremendously as nation.
an thcse facts shoN that the in.
surKeni movement Is aet sectional
nor o. @ limited O. the western
states The Fast Is following close
behind The liue. ia every part az
the country. Is belag drawn day hy
day between those who believe that
property interests should ruiz thc
nation and these whn believe tho
people should rule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
FAaMs Anp AoREAos.-tcon,a. ]



1850 a1fEef6f12' n I'm ~
houbH cANAh WATER FROST.
only tt Per Affe
LAKE WANitiNUf0N WATER FRONT
puif 5000 prf acre. 30 minutes from
tfHthl paris 20 fha fret party huYiuH
t'uf of More acres us ihis direct from us
70 aun1 fHWiif launch fHfrFins ola Goo cen
faea'nrers launch has iep s.pfnFe bat
trff. Dynamo, etc., all iH good condition.
fhe whole betting anffh EAaH others isr
rtn sCIl above Hu faaf fHffHa
NAHiiuh leland EMliI LAND
Onif 1850 rsf acres fine lard f1f straw
uHfflNH good schools heaf. Including col.
ieHr. suh wr Hlii afN fhis iu a-arfr
tfHUfH Hn FHHV fefma #lth
800 tMTNNtHF FuH DMN YEAR
70 hfNHH ron 81 00a
About 600 zoe q timber ana 0n good
fos9 from hHNufu haH frontage nn
u.s PER- ACRE
tnf lfHurfH rnHfh booth uf ltffWtffHu
inafY FHftli HnHHe Improvement. 900
inrf ffHm dHrh. ffnr marine Fife Faod
h1af errftcr. nrHf-rtaaH faf fruit. hrfriFs
and rhifhrnsi fafe rssh and ftt per
month
rEN-ArHr TRACTS NEAR
itnAf ALB
AZ tle1 Qrf acre. HHtHe water front
ciiF water Qipea through iannt good
Wow nue snii. plenty fimheri Gasp
Tons uta $500 ttaa $500 your own
w pANNEn co.
ieaf inwuan hi8H Main t0og
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

Every week adds new trlumnha
10 the modern science OF curing the
sick hY those we'll and favoFmhly
known specialists. Loughney a
Loughney. and their Bake oven
Treatments
Mr. Hest. whose picture Is print.
I'd above. stops AZ tire nrler hotel
iio came to The offices of these spe.
risiists very sick man For 81
years be has been q constant sur
fercr from Lumbag0. accompanied
by attacks 81 Rheumatism Much
OF this time vas spent Ia bed and
while be waa able % get about az
Intervals. these Diseases never left
him Although be- has tried many
different remediea, be could unly
set temporary relief
Mr. Beet has upN taken u course
Of treatments. his pains are entire.
D. gone. DC fecia like a neW man.
and Ia fact he. himself. pronounced
himself entirely cured. and e natu-
rails very happy man SIR Best
il resident Of NE Vernon. where
be has = large acquaintance.
Ioughney a ioughnry make .
speciality ~ stomach and Bowel
Troubles. t.umhaK0. Rheumatism
Cout. Arthritis and kindred dls.
eases They give all callers free
consultation II you are sick SO 20
their offices They wlll Isil You
pour ailments without asking =
question. ard they 90 not make mis-.
takes The offices ~ t4ouEhnay a
t.oaFhneg are i0cRted In the PEG.
ple'a Savings Bank building At The
corner IL Seeoad Az and Flke -
with hours from % 20 . m.
SUNDAY hours bcinE from ? 20 ~
for the accommodation Of those
unable 10 consult them during the
seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
Ms. RyrHER WILL
HELP POOR
WOMAN

9 II Ry,her. supeaaien
p kgshsr Child Home
aai tsy. xh0 has done So
2 vofklng mother ana
: trouble. read the story
Star Of Mrs Graes.
~ her three children aaz
" and offers them 4
~ coghlan asked the
liad . woman who would
q care for her children
ioF home while she vent
-. he living A note re-
Ihs Star his morning
- coghlan win come m a
~ 3 lhs grounds 81 ~
~ Denny way she Fan
la1ly With her litslo
wv care FOR her ehIl
she works through ~
ean have them n
Aei o~n cottage
which Is shy9 on
s.. .ha other charitable M
-. .'und IN the Older cine.
visitor 70 TIE ri thet
s. s. lafs ago c0mmended
sa. ..a work o. IRIS woman
" ~ mothers and theil
comfortable and IaeEgen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
Nurse WHO HAS SPENT LIFE AIDING
OTHERS is HERSELF IN DIRE STRAITS

sms stoe mlnlstrafioas have
rArA n.Esgias IN many Seattle
- : ~ a. lsvand and her
- aAsnsisd After busy years
- = sirpnx HANDS aad kind
= - rssn iFeeiy 10 the sick.
~ 'hsg eoald pay or not. she
kAtsn heapiess and two years
ga aapay have reduced an
= AzRleea An aged mother
as4st The girls savings for
- RI tach work a. an elder.
sssuan could DO. bal now
\ .'s<assE i helpless IA bed and
= Nxssrs tine and strength
- e. he cars q the sui
~ eat of money That's
BART fact They have
roma. but monev d
= msdteine and other *
ID hitie savings they
saleaaly watcAea erow
=, aad aGsllsr daf b. day are
Fl . ~ Here's a chance 10 b.
70 eIaihsf Or q sympathe
A's We're busy. we veil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
Thief Steals Bath

Some dirty Thief took r. bath
tHo NJ them. ln fact from H.
WANT barber 4is Washington IT,
and the latter has notified che 20.
hce. t1r he wants them back
ID be- more explicit. two "a
iwnmrs porcelain bath tubs have
Dcon stolen from his place of buai-
ncss n rho high cost ~ bathing
prevented me thief from washing
before he can have regular
aquarium Tor himself now, unless
he b. found out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

sAa COPY q q letter sent 70
~ rharsw GIN early IN Jsau
= sA.sA nyss . little more light
us % ,kis ely Needless
A. r. slambsrE Is stan suffer
IL Ii stfef i stili appiiea
|xE
gsai 81 AID CITY Councilman
4mA b cal your ast~ntsou 20
: An a streets near 2fth
h. sA1s EAding "a being done
A.wa Mgns % BE- very slow
i ! Aaa Is geg around through
= esnrs
Il A. Aa besn vacant Tor sew
= Ms - the appearance Of
= ~ kssps tenants away. e.
~ ageszlhis % ges IN OF out
nsm nnfuft L b also nearly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
Another Triumph
for the LOughney
Bake Ovens

Mr., N, /. nest, OF MI Vernon, ltav.
ina Been Sufferer Tor Years
From Lumhaao and Rheumatism,
Now Pronounees Himself Cured
by These Remarkable Specialists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
I'm oIve ,.rand aaII.

The pike Place Public Market
VIII give iis second annual ball nc
the odd Fellows hall on 10Th av.
and Pins st. tomorrow evening.
The grand march starts At o'clock.
Mayor Miller leading it Everybody
Invited Tickets can be secured a.
the door or az the market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
'........E+**+*


- ~ Eass Is from tve q
sehind the West polii-
Is % lasurgeHt states
4. tendency n toward in-
g many q The eastern
/ 4 i a..s.rs Ray STANDARD haser
4 ssAeomlng March Issue e
sran MakaSine
- a. hires ssAges q polii'
- avs Baker city, state
7. !. ..lsosai The West PASSED
- ~ stare Of city reioFm
,ssrs axo. then came state
- shsn the feeling OF "a.
- pfxr. which Il expFeaaed
-. { called The Insurgency Of
- oarrsssmsn and senator's.
I y Fasf he citiHens are sitli
Z ,ase a eliy rcform Massa.
49, I hsaced toward slate r.
II shw sl,emp,ing thu chllsefa
& \ psssy IAes BY the asv Dos
Y ssaisef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

WERT SEATTLE
SO CASH ffa PER MONTH
WIN purchase vsfy aasira Bile close in
Wow lots Or West Seattle. ranging from
tife % tffn faf So feet fn1 blocks from
car ard close 20 school
u WALTER HhfNEWoHTW
as LHANf HrttDiNg
FoRr GEoRuE main uus o. ths
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY.
AMI 81 tbs Junction q fha Fraser nnd
the Necklace rivers the eaming mHirnu-
oils ~ CENTRAL british Columbia
business lots 60 be had now az fite
each that vii be worth o. 600 Inside
~ t9 months. E1o down tie month
can M once ana secure choice locations
The white nrnwn CO.. Agents, 1of 9eA
Mutual itfe uldF
nAngAlN
Pour room cottage. not complete. but
material nu arauud Lot ffNI1a level
cleared and good sfsf fire Wow Price
ff1ei fteo each See MafHsfsnn ~ Gate
aont station Take Faunfirrnr car
GREAT uaraain NeR iafee. attractive
f-ruam modern hunaaiaN. full cement
basement fine place bet and cold watcr
electric nFhfaa inf Ahzisq "a. elegant
VlaW beet car linH pa rify eniF SO cash
balance ffH per month
e HEti- 90 saa Globe piock
$3.50 buys sass euuity iu two Green
Lake lots F19a 60 assume $40 monthly
want fn knuu whY aHnef sacrifices hla
interest wife in hospital. two payments
r. W. LfTrLnroN
flT New York Block
MHNH HHUH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

HELP WAN rED-MALE-
eN~~cyocc~se~~ Ae~yeN~~eg~-~~
MANNhsAf fan ffst class Hlar s. fhlafa
az anar Seattle Maehfas Ws4aa ff vi
Lauder n-sf Nss' wafsrasY.
sAissnsn 10 tahs sHf cash wsesiy ssn.
9nG lhHira nnFserf sfeFki nafflt free
cHpifai cliY Nsfssff ces Halsra. ufeEen
Hats slsArpe. hias3sA tfiiuassa RATS
seia. Sc eHi o. ktags hsi wefhs
Ftsrt ana unson
a ra0a tfeat huaast boz 10 irarn
ifaHs ~ fnieu q
wmni.t nifs ~ niainhinm Aaa nsai.
ina hnnss Call tt3a F1ffh ~ ~
Ffg rsariss SPECIAL 81 ai ~aul
ffaassfs nenm saf stfa Ehifa
=. fref stss.ast Ns- Msshs1
- paasfna Caafsatesa 10 ffitats
"a tssasns capffishfsa issaqaa
tW sFslY das ana afsaiue Tfial e..
~ aaFs free CLASSES sad assrfn tiius
~ iasiss free iih sHs fins d
SITUATION VA .TEo-aALE
EHrefieafsa tiziEhsHaHF mAHfa EN-
h.T4tnent Sod HaslHesa sfaiHlnE kFstt.
Mails fF4t
WANTEn-MlHcELIAhEOUs
wastes asfs a9Fth ~ nesfur
~ " igf ~as abs -
Hafneena srfuna rask store heafsf.
CSC. rh1rn kaai tfft
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49,
ems OF STATES,
49, ~. , q on WEST, AL ,,-,s
4 w. .s,,s gVat question:
q n -, ..a,e IN the union
ssy ssannari ia
IL !. .sralasica Of oofpo
/. an he effort g ps
=. .,s ~, ay moaeyed :"
..t,en the rfinft g
sscosaglons and mon
ssss,sss bear the'f H'''
- n taxes
- aanee o. political
new age the eiter'
dlrse, pgimarles 9
slallsn. direct vote ~
states senators ntN
asr,ers Tor cities aad
|sRa
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plpra ntInaTinn.

For repairs call Main 5000, Ind.
1900. 9. u Brown Plumbing 90.
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FOR RENT
'"00RoUgfEfee1G6 E6oNnC

RoOs1EffefR6 R6ons
nissss f,heas 4 tt6s
psstsr az isa-sheap heussssspias
csiembis u l.haua Main teis
alder - sfNmUra large fafnlsfast
hpHtekssrlns reein ~ ineath
HOTELS
s@~~s>~~>~>s>ee@-~y e~sse,~g e~~~~-~~-s~s-
80 fHthHs AAt funuHFn fHfa
Is w., y.ss ...,.. s ,ss,. q: 49,. s.''s,
ss,uss eli Sslis ,tins s.- rsss.
y; srs ss.A' s,! ssss.' ',s - 80 +" '''
NtcroriA rEnhAcE-iiss Fif,ssssH
dlsssg..fiss ssSs. rsis. tifss % Iss
EAst tttf
fufEL uARhiNufoN -tAtt seaana
fl%NAnts F#nsmFa stflftiy madaFu. SO
sHet tstl@ we'll hHpf :. ttt
EiAiH uorEi. ~cisan tsas tffs Is
~ nrf eeea corner Flrh anN 4effesAna
WAhTEp-hooAs.
30 Z Y. = ~
= rhs star HtAf AS easi eniY oss esnt
% ssi. asis 1859 90 wsrss sss,
u BUSINESS CHANCES.
3fs4 i9fss fsssi- on f,safsf' sc : ~
i1lnishsf. iu pfifsis hcns gsea beard
-, ls~gssgs 30 sssa,g -, es;sssaa'a.
niis a~sm ~ ssss' rs,sa '''' '4'''
FARMS AND LANDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23
,s's''umsp, Club to Me-.

a'''n"sns Club 10 Meet.
i .. s.sacy Of he elec,,as = =,
- s.fa without regard fo
n s suonA a meeting of ~
tlssls ...a'asnt Club Of ~
ss,s q the Seventh wand IA
81 IA ~. o'clock this even
Es' alaseal factory bulIdIng
I eHintha VII, q, a..
aalalne ,s The orranlza
reis, ,'le meeting was form
egssl'eana Who eaupo,
nsnIs ssll vote FOR tie r a''',}
i'f mayor u sesfie
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a1sg ,.s asys such q poor head
! islsrissIil ' s... mat Z ihsy pai
- als IA .srtsf n the coilec-
iak p,.. % On them again ..,i ~ Y
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FOR BALE-FURNlTURF


The afe So Dress
ssfs al aslai have
10 faW others 81 49,
hfH a. bargain Ha
wrll He Tahfea Rni
chairs Wf4lfh We
seii fur hhif uHer
Dunf faft 30 take
advantage ~ this
CREST sacrifice sale
while it 8aafM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-23

llNnl ln fnIfNlN nHttiea Neighbour NnN F.
nno slow and near school This is your
iaHi chance tu bus au these terms
81 W. CARR 800 American Bank uidK
f1 500 $3.50 cash. halanee tis pcr
month Groom modern house and : lots
ritF in roaming houses FROM $500 up
okanornn Realty Coz aot Firat Az
HIRAM A. PRATT
MADISON ru MERCER SPECIALIST "
n 7ff-i0f LEARY BLDG IND igil.
Good view iot b0Kltb. near school. ono
block from car Cedar fifur water nll
peld Phone Queen Anne aato. West
ror sale uouae and two iota gOhiof.
with fruit flowers and shade trees Price
50 A00t $1,000 cash VIII arrange forms
sie ~ 1oth AZ
Must bo sold New threer1om cod.
ton. Price $500 $3.50 down rhH o.
bargain fnr some one 700. star
Tor Sale Groom modern. NOW house.
q blocks from business center Green
Lake Make your own terms. 500 owner
fios ioth nN N. t
House and threo largo lots 90 ii 600
sos down. balance $40 per month SEQ
owner. room rlmea. nldF
SNAP groom house. iot 60KilOi $3.50
cash. $40 uor month Price on 400. Nrr
tween Fremont ana Hallafd A-iht star
For Sale Nicc a.raam house and iot
very cheap. un easy terms Ind. phone
Rod SOB
gi00 cash new bungalow, fireplace.
phiuuey av. car Phone Green 2ie North
tNip.
For sale BY owner iots ana & coi-
lagos ft1n f9Hd nN 81. uu Lake Wash
ington $500. fhope nast flte
Samuel Conyor sos Leary nuidlnE
deals la city property, farms ana tim.
her lands List your property with him
FOR aalo-f6xi0g Kirkland lot. $40,
owner Room $40 sof Third av
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~~~~-~~~~~a~s-~-~e r.~y~s~--@-~@--s~~-~.s
NnrNs MWA4 NNFN NfstrAN E4st =
Thess Ahi - ateFtiua ~ TIE fHanE
Meas MftsAiifse Flna 90 bfataz exc
is ne fanss4s - So fasttis rasH n4ffe ~
rfab. Fassal TatEefann tatidinf te een
sItss sesfafn Proposed arurFafaaa g.
tha aaastifaftaH ahf anf other nisftsfs
fNaf snae pfnt.rfsg earna hsfsfa tas sian
All Htsanhsfs uhF4Nef tn arrears Faf
aasa aFa Hmfitsat fn vote a. SOS meet
ine fAF2H #ttenAawfr e. arke4
IuMhN un8NHrNAp
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N~-@@e.=-~-~e.~@Ns
NUTTENW ORTIZ e sos. ffasssstea4i
fxifsssafs asa f4Hsassd Esthafusfs aff3
tst spp aarFe inrNffe tath rhnaas 80
gahnaaa H&niftan. ananftaAefs stff
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-21
MANY EXCURSIONS
HEADED THIS WAY

Owing to the absence Of one mem
Der through sickness and the failure
of another to appear, the Promotion
Committee did not have a quorum yes
terday afternoon and confined Itself
to discussion merely Of tourist mat
ters. No action coul be taken on any
thing, of course, but the conference
resulted in a better understanding Of
general matters.
News of number of additional ex-
cursions to the Islands has reached
the committee, and It now looks as
though Honolulu hotels and tray I 1g
facilities are in for a strenuous time
of it the coming Winter and early
Spring. James A. Kennedy, of the
l. l. S. N. Company, reported CORE
sDondence with an entirely new tour
list agency, which will result in a
special excursion to the volcano late
in the season. The first and one of
the biggest excursions to arrive will
be the Prince Rupert party, from Sc
attic, in February
The Promotion Committee will add
to its new folder list of all the
hotels, boarding houses, houses with
first class rooms to rent, etc, and it
VIII probably be an eye-opener to
some people to see the length of this
list. 1t is plain from it that Honolulu
is capable of taking care of a very
large number of people.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-21
COOPERATION IN
COFFEE THE THING

The following somewhat remarkable
editorial appeared in the last issue of
the Saturday Evening POST
Within eighteen months the price of
coffee has advanced seventy per cent
indicating that one of the most in
.teresting Industrial experiments of re-
cent times is going to succeed. Four
years ago the coffee growers of Brazil
were in a fair way to ruin themselves
by over production The yield of
their plantations outran the worlds
demand, and it is a deplorable econo-
mic fact that the world will reward
you with affiuence for Producing less
than 1t wants of given article, but
break you for producing more than it
wants. The price of coffee sank to
point that brought loss tc the growers.
To save the industry, Brazil borrowed
seventy-five million dollars for the pur-
pose of buying up coffee and holding it
off the market until the price should
advance to a given figure, also 1t for
babe the planting of more coffee trees.
For a good while it looked as though
the load would be too heavy for the
government to carry and that the no
vel plan would fail thanks to light
crop last year and increased consump-
ton, it now SENS likely to succeed in
its main object of restoring prosperity
to the coffee growers.
This coffee scheme is, of course,
simply cooperative in a different form
the growers using the government
as an agency to contro. the market in
their behalf, instead of getting up a
voluntary organization among them.
selves for that purpose The cure for
overproduction must be either cooper
| alton or the destruction of the weaker
producers. The former naturally is
more humane.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-21
NOVEMBER TAXES
TOTAL S 100000

Although well able to stand the
community will be called upon to lay
out quite large sum in taxes in the
next few weeks. Probably most of this
money has already been deducted from
the calculations of sight" cash; but
its withdrawal from the banks and cir
culation is bound to be felt to some
extent in the next couple of months
Seen about the matter this morning.
Territorial Treasurer Conkling said:
Between now and December we
shall touch the good people of this
community for something like 800 ,OV
We hate to do it, but the counties say
they need the money. | suppose the
darwing away of this large amount
from the banks and circulation will
affect business temporarily; but it is
an annual experience, and the people
should be used to it by this time"