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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09

Personal considerations ouA bs eatg merged D h bs,l
for We whole Territory ard for % Honolulu The otshimeh
ei, with NJ he public builnrs q ihe ELY and Territory F'gupd
about She palace would only hup greatly establish Tho
progressive municipality and capable making the
best u her opportunities bat would add immensely 20 The hi
the Territory itself quick adopt American de Of the
practical practical than 10 make the capital "
Territory aiaevi The pride Of al hs csens The Or
every visiof
No mistake be made deciding ivic CENTER site for the
federal building preferably conditions
@ this which appear Imperative
Of what tho principal cities of the spending millions
sh When The old Mahuk decided practical which
cities their buildings
Now that ideas builders
the artistic beauty practical following
plan there the less opposition selfish
dominate the Not that all who oppose the Irwin called
selfish, for undoubtedly habit
of thinking Of the proposed federal building be erected the
Mhuka site that their belief this
conditions changed Honolulu and is growing The
time those who binders to take off the bride If there
in
applicable Irwin site 1t still be promulgated and there addi
Irwin site should be the tznsof
lulu which do the old Site The
concentrating the buildings providing the time
will be citizen
of interest every visitor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
rHE MoRocoAN Mupplr.

Reports from North Africa asung being what
Of the
the and
will that the
In this event. the other become involved
o a
enlgen
the situation between Spain and France whether
influence brought He that
positive attitude would
disclosed in note
suppression
ratified by the Sultan.
the preceding the Aras conference Mons Teoph Decae
bitterly Berlin
attempting isolate in
country
o Frenchp proposals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
THE BOND MARKET.


Now that Hawaii will have another of bonds float the TO
which the tn
publication
The failure of this city market its bonds
uay that public utility companies and big bankers
sing malignant influence with investors in bonds This
thinks
security that the bond legally that
win be duly paid that the principal will be paid when the
bond natures and who believes that the interest adequateuch
will bpy if he regardless of financial
Auenee'9 very will
buy such bonds themselves they think they seasoned
profitable.
trouble with FanccOs bond offerings pure
panic in 1907
All kinds of ftc securities difficult
market stocks declined business generally throughout
country
'big business been such mnfavoaby the
railway Industrial puicutity bonds Municipal
the but they suffer with the rest All the
cities higher than they
saying selling
cheaper New York City getting only and fraction for the
latest of its and half bonds fifty
straight Francisco four half bonds serials
prefer ongtem How,
Francisco to sell her four and half serials
Yet charter fobd selling nunicpas at less than Re-
suit; nothing doing"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
WHAT WILL HEALTH
AUTHORITIES DECIDE?
DOCTOR RAHrUs CABLES TO WASH
NGToN IN REGARD TO
THE QUARANTINE.

When the quarantine was lifted yes
terday from interisland shipping, Doc
tor Ramus, chief federal health officer
at this port, cabled to Washington, stat
ing that the instructions from the sur
geon-general had been carried into eff
feet, but that the quarantine on ocean
going shipping would remain In force
until relieved by order from Washing
ton.
While Doctor Ramus did not ask for
a relief from the present quarantine re-
strictions on ocean going shipping, yet
there is just suggestion of it in Doc
tor Ramus' cable which the Washington
authorities might take cognizance of,
and that is that the quarantine could
be taken off any time now, instead of
waiting for the whole thirty days
period which was originally decided on.
There is a feeling among waterfront
men that an order may come from
Washington in short time authorizing
Doctor Ramus to take off the entire
quarantine, and thus relieve the city
and shipping from the grip of an ex'
pensive set of restrictions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09

msseeo i On ~, bslal 81 s t.,loi d ss tss, aas a. az. 81.
thing, civ ,ss dosbe in rs vha ls s
e business Ioaoluiu should decade, Honoiuu
mroauee the paeihs boa cnrmousyi providing
that meet advancing fortune 81 leas. uAiy opportunity
will bring ny demonstrating degree Of preparation.
The Panama win formally opened four years will Be
use before that This win he one Of the great factors the advancement Of
department plans this island the majority
the city, between soldiers,
The department carrying plans which win
naval and repair station Of the nation here plans that win require
Of skilled mechanics carry which, completion
tatonng here Of hundreds possibly thousands Of artisans and mechanics
Standard OH Company planning for great storage
tanks here preparing the for making distributing
for the Pacific and the Standard Oh is the for other
land h geographically this city is the transfer point for orgoes to and
all embracing great
Nine years speaking Of Honolulu future the the Panama
possibilities reckoning
make of the city military
volume Of China Japnn the straits 1nd China siberia and cs
Honolulu flowing
you the people of Honolulu can readily
appreciate what important position this city the
development growth
inevitable, and will find that fully sevenfv cent of the
plying and the
coast of Asia will make Honolulu port of call What this
wholesale and retail houses is better known to yourselves than
You the halfway house of the Pacific Nature has
develop advantage of this great gift
When look around city, whaFves habor
highways
Pacific wonder to how great extent You will be compelled to
facilities for handling loading
dschargng the erection of warehouses and in other
directions And it only remains said that there must be
responding growth the business of stores the movement of
merchandise in expansion your
directions which viii be accompanied by the erection
hlsdes valleys mansions
of their occupancy by progressive American citizens
the world whose commercial future and
prosperity more positively assured than right here
Honolulu.
upon practically anything
should The location public buildings should be decided
puddings should
before intelligent planning that will 1T real
buffalo should be moved make
sanitation should be carried with wide
people make for the
Honolulu of tomorrow
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
CONSOLATION FOR THE .'MARrYR.,

Apparently there viii be meeting of the sanitary commission for the
chairmp
There preliminary that before this
of Importance leading the of eliminating
disease this city Territory avoiding cppng
quarantine little while disaangmg the routine trade
travel life which viii be by the of
millions of dollars the obyatg the
danger incident to the opening of the Panama Canal
What Territory payment epidem still
burden taxpayers sbused bagate
permitted proceed along the principle manana which
walls today that
be done 1t be the sanitary commission
gee will with intelligence which its individual
members noted.
Meanwhile the board of health headed by President Mosmi and
cleanliness filing which
energetic work of this board will be matter ougauaiOn for the resi-
of Honolulu although there bound be will feel
though maryrlike material well should
lot Of eonolation sometimes being martyr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
OUT OF TINE MOUTH OF BABES.

not 20 without marsm the reply ofAho youngest
Carnegie advocates Hague
China appear
marking ct recently issued his which dominates him the gen
tho stamp Of royal approval upon the lighting man
proclamation imperial
gradually the military professions China the
dep to the highest The latest ect further appealing to
rit' Chinese history
China, family u
in many
progress and the greatest historical Importance
I've the opinion that miarism the thing the building
nation and national harmony the of
the outside world the the present it is that nation
strong body the nation
mu be they discard"
power attrung
the of internal China the military
of the rulers. The edic then concludes as follows
being o condition relations
inequality
past military glore worry
about responsibilities respective
governing said
followed expeditions
played great in building this
glorious Empire which has existed three hundred We their
diligence
founding the old soldiers
the We therefore assumed
generassmp the navy Imperial Empire
according requirement Of government.
minority post be to Regent
already people,
the weakness uesness of soldiers
their national spirit 1t impossible fails his
country family. the other o
country, must know his family AT present human
s in
A nation 60 without miitarism.
forefathe anded
cation from the throne having
ignore of soldiers
present example mutually
for safety China military power
constitutional great
peace prosperity
soldiers We drawn up instructions The 1nchun Pu
manded to distribute them soldiers throughout the Empire
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
Siberia at Ten.

Hackfeld g Co., agents for the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company, have re
ceived wireless messages from the liner
Siberia, to the effect that the vessel
will arrive here at ten O'Clock this
morning. She goes to the Alakea wharf,
and will probably sail for the Orient at
FIVE O'Clock this afternoon. The Siberia
brings $50 tons of freight flor Honolulu
Among the notable kamaainas return
ing home today on the Siberia is Hon.
Herbert Melton Ayres, poet and writer,
who has been in England for the past
six months. Mr. Ayres' business inter
ests id Hawaii caused him to cut short
his visit in England, although he had
made extensive plans to take in the
coronation ceremonies in London next
month. Mr.. Ayres spent much of his
time in Picadilly and selected his tailor
in Bond street. He will faunt the
latest in London sartorial designs on
arriving this morning. He has twenty
trunks with him, but some of his former
sporting friends state that these are
bathing trunks only.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
CHINA AND THE ANr1opruM FIGHT.

Dr. George Morrison the Picking of the London Times
that will practically
by the Chinese
posted foreigners
affairs
would establish confidence the ability the
policies
China All the forces be feared
practical Oppotun-
visions insidous
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
AWAITING REPORT ON
THE KULA PIPE LINE

I Although it is true that Governor
Frear has not yet approved the final
contract payments on the 100000
Kula pipe line, he stated yesterday
that it by no means follows that that
public utility is useless. The Governor
remarked that he is investigating
whether the pipe line, as laid, comes up
to specifications. He understands that
the pipe is not altogether according to
the requirements.
Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell is up at Maui now,
looking into the matter, and the Gov
ernor viii await his report before TAX
ing any further action. Campbell is
expected back here tomorrow
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
wANTEp-A sT. aEoReE.

They having epidemic of typhoid Ottawa
capital with the result brought Clean dea
by Earl Grey the general of the Dominion letter the
of the city personal representative of King George
The conditions a campaign people
alarmed 1T direct the attack
hosts who willing fighters how to fight
You obviously the right leader. would remind
that Sunday ST. Georges Day On that let Ottawa
let recognize bit of
garbage worthy of his -yaor. ~ '7tsn.
If the of the could be enlisted in this
flies there would up in health and cean living
the people had experienced
satisfactory if Ottawa city,
other cities of the Dominion this direction
the Honolulu against
filth dragon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
THE roRnNEy SHIPPING BILL.

this session. should be receptive
mood receive Kuhos bill to temporarily suspend the provisions
of the oawi shipping law the proeonst seize it
the
right direction This opinion forced after reading the notice given by
Representative Fordne the eighth district Michigan,
his intention bill taking the
shipping bill
Mr.. Fordney is quoted saying
am going to introduce BILL and give notice and better
poecionist lived than found hope
cratic friends will support ito ships the free list
goods
ship will England viii like that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09

The father of the Melnotte sisters,
the young girls who have been appear
ing in vaudeville in the local theaters,
desires to contradict the report that his
eldest daughter was on the eve of an
elopement on Friday night last. Accord
ing to the father, the young lady has
been much maligned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
THE ADvERTIsER STAR MAPS.

Probably very pre-
Advertiser
the labor their
o o tiOn and uTate drawing
Teaching
necessary prepare orig
naly. No book in print applies
reproduced book To them the labor
would be to throw data from which all Hawaii
start
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09
TWo LOCAL FTauRRHnAps.

Two vessels now in port bear figure
heads which have local significance.
The American ship John Ena has a
figurehead representing the late John
Ena, at one time head of the Inter
Island steamship company, whose
grandniece, Miss Annie Graham, re-
Gently married young Jay Gould. The
other is on the barkentine Hawaii, and
represents a Hawaiian woman with q
lei about the head.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09

getting Angeles shipping
brought the
York Pacific conjunction with the Harvard and
be establishing service between
by
lulu their share encouraging reel
Also there wide Los Angeles for aa
vegetables could there reasonable
transportation rates But there transportation Moes the
pity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09

Radical Guest-By the way, duchess
if we abolish the Lords this session
won't the duke be awfully upset
Duchess-Oh, expect he would; but
] shan't let him know, you know
Punch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09

Judge MonsaWil his for the in the district
morning
humanity dispose filing important position
machinery should support authorities
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-05-09

Hee u Judge Mon'arai May live up The eapeeta
tons Of his fdends
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10
AVOID HARSH DRUGS.
Many Cathartics Tend to Cause In-
 jury to the Bowels.

If you are subject to constipation, you should avoid strong drugs and cathartics. They only give temporary relief and their reaction is harmful and sometimes more annoying than constipation. They in no way effect a cure and their tendency is to weaken the already weak organs with which they come in contact.
 We honestly believe that we have the best constipation treatment ever devised Our faith in it is so strong that We sell it - the positive guaran- tee that il shall not cost the user d cent if it does not give entire satisfac- tion and completely remedy constipa- tion. This preparation is called Rex all 0rderies. These are prompt, soothing and most effective in action. They are made of recent chemical discovery. Their principal ingredient is odorless. tasteless and colorIeSs. gradients, long established for their usefulness in the treatment of eonsti patton, il forms a tablet which is eaten like candy. They may be taken al any time, either day or night, without fear of their causing any in convenience whatever. They do not gripe, purge, nor cause nausea. They act without causing any pain or eX- cessiye looseness of the bowels They are ideal for children, weak, delicate persons, and aged people. as well as for the most hearty person.
 They come ill three size packages, r tablets, 10 cents: 36 tablets, ? cents s0 tablets. 50 cents Remem- Der, you can obtain them only al our store fhe ReXaH Store. ]. T San ders. Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10
FuSSeIl-Graham-
 AIderSOn Co.
Baraca Notes.

The Baraca Bible Class held their regular netting at Rev Garrott S study Sunday morning at 945.
 There was large number of stu dents present. two new members en- rolled and one visitor present
 since beginning the study of the Bible the class has grown in interest and enthusiasm Last Sunday $ lesson began the Book of Exodus. It is our purpose to continue this study until we have studied the whole Bible.
 To every man between the ages of r and l40 years. we extend cordial invitation 10 come and study with us. Especially do we urge few of oui old members who have dropped out te return Study the first twelve chap ters of Exodus and be there next Sunday.
 Nog need u> We need you
 The Baraca Glass
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10
Reward.

\ ady's gold watch, bearing the initials, "G, D. in monogram cover ing the whole of one side of the lid, and large pearl in q very heavy solid gold mounting ring, have disappeared from the residence of Editor and Mrs. E. L. Nadakin. in the Russell Ad- dition. The watch belonged to Mrs. Nadakin and the ring to MT Nada kin, and both are prized very highly over and above their intrinsic value. A liberal reward will be paid for the return of these articles or for infor- nation leading 10 recovery of same.
 F. L. NADAKIN
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10
Sated Many Prom Death.

W L. Mock, of Mock. Ark, be- lieyes he has saved many lives in his . years of experience in the drug business. What | always like to de. lie writes "is 10 recommend Dr. Kings New Discovery for weak, sore lungs. hard colds, hoarseness, obSti- nate coughs, Ia grippe, croup, asthma or other bronchial affection. for l feel are alive and well today because they took my advice To use il. honestly believe its the best throat and lung medicine that $ made. Easy to prove hes right Get trial bottle free, or regular DOC or sl00 bottle. Guaran. teed by All Druggists
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
certain Ingredients That Really Pro. mote Hair Growth when Pro-
 perly Combined

Resorcin is one of the most effective germ destroyers ever discovered by science and in connection with Beta Aapthol, which is both germlcidal and antiseptic, combination is lormed which destroyeS the germs which rob the hair Of its natural hoarishment, and also creats clean, healthy condition of the scalp, which prevents the development of new germs.
 Pllocarpin although not coloring matter or dye, is a well-known ingre- dient for restoring the hair 10 it's natural color. when the loss of hair has been caused by a disease of the scalp.
 These ingredients in proper com bination. with alcohol added as a stlmulant and for it's well-dehned hourishing properties, perfect perhaps The most effective remedy that Is Known for scalp and hair troubles
 We have a remedy which is chiefly composed of these ingredients, in combination with other extremely In-
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10
2oisGh

valuable medical agents. We guaran- tee it to positively cure dandrutf and to grow hair, even though the scalp in spots is bare of hair. If there is any vitality left in the roots. it will cure badness, or we will refund your money If the scalp has glazed. shiny appearance, it's an indication that badness k permanent but in other instances We believe badness is cureable.
 We want every one troubled with scalp disease or loss of hair 10 try ReXall "9S7 Hair Tonic If il does not cure dandruH and grow hair to the satisfaction of the user, we will without question or bubble return every cent paid us for il. Ne print this guarantee on every bottle. IL has effected cure in g per cent of cases where put to q practical test
 Rexall @g3 Hair Tonic is entirely unlike. and we think. in every par tieular. better than anything else we know of for the purpose for which lt is prescribed We urge YOU To try this preparation at our entire risk. Certainly We know of no better guar antee to give you. Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Forrest City only al our store The ReXaIi Store. l. T Sanders, Forrest City. Ark
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10
GREAT PIANO CONTEST

Following k the standing of the dli1erent contestants m the Grand Piano Contest now being advertised In this paper. Each contestant has d number, and each has received the number ot votes opposite their res pectiYe numbers aS follows.
 The date fixed for the closing of the Grand Piano Contest has been adyer. tised up 10 this time as December 4th, 1911, but the fact that the 24tb. comes on Sunday has been overlooked, and notice Is hereby given to all in terested parties. that the Contest Will close on the 23rd instead of the 24th, as heretofore announced be- Ing one day earlier Contestants will please take due notice of this change, and govern themselves accordingly.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-10

Mr oscar Branch. of Cuba. Ten nessee. arrived Sunday on d visit to his brother in law, Dr. ] F.. Stone. Both gentlemen visited Wheatley MT Branch going direct from there to his Tennessee home on the same day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
THE RECALL IN SEATTLE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: As n citizen OF Seattle and having
followed the recent recall movement. I
should like 10 take issue with a para graph
in your morning editorial February ~,
which questions the advisa bility OF resort
ing to the extreme measure Of the recall.
The recall movement has done far more
than replace an inefficient mayor a few
months earlier than would otherwise prob
ably have happened had the citizens waited
for a regular election.
1t has aroused the citizens to a kecner
understanding Of politics. Il has made
them realize more than any regular cleo
ton could have done (since it concentrates
the attention of the people on a single can
didatel the Importance of having com
petent men i'm Office. Moreover, ii has more
than anything else made the citizens feel
that they personally can be responsible for
their governing offices. and that machine
made politics are not a necessary evil.
The recall movement has made possible
as no other political reform has done the
wrestling of politics from the organized
machine control. Seattle's political life is
now on a higher plane and the benefit TO
the city will be far greater than the cleo
'tion of party candidates ut a regular cleo
ton. CARL f. GOULD.
New York. Feb g. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
LFrom nc TrIbune Bureau.

From The Tribune bureau.
Washington Feb. 1O-Miss Helen Taft
was guest at a dinner party and cotillon
tonight with Mrs. James r. Barbour and
her daughter, Miss Marguerite Barbour, as
hosts There were thirtysix at dinner. and
thirty additional couples were invited for
the cotllon, which was led by William
Marrow and Miss Taft The favors were
little Easter hats IN ribbon decked boxes.
lanterns swung from the end of wands,
coin purses. velvet bags with embroidered
and silver chains, jade bracelets. writing
rads. silver pencils and other French con-
ceits. Flowers were plentiful in all the
drawing rooms and the ballroom Major
and Mrs David Porter chaperoned the
young people for the evening.
The Vice-President and Mrs. Sherman
were the guests Of honor at A large dinner
party entertained tonight by Mrs. f. II.
G. Slater. Music followed the dinner for
which fifty or more additional guests were
asked.
John Barrett. director Of the Bureau of
American Republics. was host at a dance
at the bureau tonight His guests were
from diplomatic. official and resident so
ciety.
Miss Alice Preston, Of Ormonde Lodge.
Tuxedo Park. and New York, will arrive
here tomorrow for a Week end visit to
Nj and Mrs. Edison Bradley. They will
give a dinner tomorrow night I'm compli-
ment TO Miss Preston. and- she will sing
for them on Sunday.
Mrs Anna katherine Green was the
guest Of honor at large reception at the
Congressional Club this afternoon when
she made a short address. The women who
received were Mrs. A. w Gregg. Mrs A.
J.. Briggs. Mrs. Thomas IT, Anderson and
Mrs y. f. Alexander. Mrs. Henry T..
Rainey and Mrs. Andrew }. Peters poured
tea
The former naval attache OF the embassy
at London and Mrs John H. Gibbons have
as their guest the Dowager Lady Decies,