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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-02

with the prospect Of being brought
into touch with the market through
the proposed extension o. the Kahu-
, lui railroad
Personal Mention.
On Sunday November 70. d. ID.
Baldwin OF HAIKU was eighty wears
old. The occasion was celebrated Nv
a birthday dinner at Glenside. at
which five OF the eight children OF
MIR. and Mrs. Baldwin and their fam.
, lilies we're present
Mr.. Baldwin has enjoyed an event
ful life. He graduated from Yale Col
lege, and was a school teacher f,,.
many years He has been insUecto--
general Of schools, member OF the leg
islature, manager OF the KohaIa sugar
plantation, well-Rnown collector NJ
Hawaiian shells, and is the founder
Of pineapple culture on Maui. His
friends extend hearty congratulations.
Mrs. Rowland y. Dodge received the
sad news this week of the sudden
death Of her sister, Miss Isabelle Sin
clair, at her home at Worccstcr Mass
Mrs. Dodge had until few weeks apo
expected that her sister might visit
her in Waikiki. But her poor health
had prevented this visit Her sisters
death was caused by rheumatism
reaching the heart
It is rumored that y * Reyin. late
ly bookkeeper of the Paia store, is to
be collector of customs at Kahuluf
after the New Year.
Mrs. W. A. Ma6ay has been under
the weather for q few days past Her
place as teacher in the school has
been temporarily filed by Mrs. Cope
land.
A peculiar coincidence occurred the
other night at the Maui Hotel On
the register there appeared the names
Of Mr. Grey, Mr.. Brown, Nj Green
and Mr.. White.
will Cooper was on Maui this week
in the interests OF the Star subscrip-
ton contest.
Paia irrigation Tunnel.
The 81. A. Co are now tunneling
under Maunaolu Seminary for the pur-
pose of leading the water OF the ditch
in a more direct course to the Plia
mill and incidentally, so it is reported,
OF furnishing power for large cleo
trio plant soon to be established in
the vicinity Of the Makawao Union
church makai OF the Fred Baldwin
Memorial Home
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-02

CHICAGO, November 2O.-A melo-
dramatic story of the operations of
society card sharps, some of whose eX-
ploits have already been recOunted in
The Daily News, was related today
by a young man who told how an au-
tomobile trip from a downtown hotel
wound up with a $4,000 loss suffered
by Kenwood manufacturer. The
story includes o vivid description of
failure at first when a midnight visit
to the victims house found him tenn
porarily absent, and yielded instead
, dramatic castigation from his wife,
who stood on the front doorstep and
in the moonlight denounced the un-
expected visitors for their untimely
call The strangers left large bun
die which contained a roulette wheel
and the accompanying chips and went
away.
The society gamblers went back the
next night and had easier sailing. The
wife was out of the city and the group
of gamblers succeeded before the
morning hours arrived IN separating
the Kenwood man from small for
tune.
>, Strange Cafe Incident.
81 was in the underground cafe of
one of the big loop hotels eating din
ner alone" began the narrator Of the
Kenwood episode, when my attention
was called to an adjacent table where
a large man was demanding mayor
naise dressing in a loud voice, which
even the well-trained orchestra could
not drown. When the dressing finally
arrived l noticed the garrulous diner
was pouring the dressing over large,
sized revolver. Finishing this, he be-
gan licking the dressing off much aft
err the manner of eating corn off the
cob,
Gust then a friend of mine dropped
in and to my establishment he greeted
the man with the revolver as an old
time acquaintance. My presence at
the adjoining table was demanded and
after a drink of wine the gun man
said he had to go out to 22d and State
streets to get a roulette wheel. He
further said he had an automobile up
stairs and that we must accompany
him.
Accompany Man to LeVee.
81 did not believe in arguing with
a man half full of wine, who has il
his possession a IA revolver. We
secured our coats and went out o
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-02
INTER-ISLAND
Continued from page twelve)

ter, but that she is afraid, having
heard there was cholera" and later
having read of there being yellow
fever" in Honolulu Here's a chance
for. the Honolulu Promotion Commit
tee to get busy.
Died Abroad.
Robert Fraser. once a resident of
Hawaii, brother of Mr. Fraser of Wal
naku, came to his death on September
20, according to information recently
received, by suffocation through en-.
tering a mine too soon after a blast
had been fired. He had a sub-contract
on a silver mine in the Andes, Cruro
lie Pace, Peru.
Gambling Raids.
Deputy Sheriff Fetter on Sunday
night last arrested twenty-six gamb-
lers in two lots, twelve in one and
fourteen in the other. All were Japan
ese except one, who was a Korean,
He nabbed one bunch at Waiakea and
the other one at one Mile Post On
Monday they all forfeited bail, which
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-02
MANUFACTURER IS TRIMMED
At SOCIETY ROULETTE PLAY

the hotel. where big touring car was
in waiting. The cold air seemed to
have SOLDERING effect, on the man who
was playing my unexpected host He
drove the car over to Michigan aven-
ne. south to 22d street and then west
to State
"Tn saloon near there was man
who used to run a w.-eel at Saratoga,
and in his care was the wheel. The
gambler explained to our host how
the wheel worked and further explain
ed that under his direction the wheel
would do almost anything the inside
men desired.
Policeman Joins Them.
"In the saloon and accompanying
the gambler was a man who said he
was plain clothes oficer-at any
event, he wore police star and had
the regulation policeman's gun. Two
roustabouts carried the wheel out to
the tonneau of the automobile, and
after it was placed in the machine
the host of the evening took the wheel
of the car, and the gambler, the al
legged officer, my friend and myself
climbed in and the machine was head
ed south.
"The machine was stopped in front
of the Kenwood mansion and the entire
party alighted. Repeated rings at the
doorbell brought sleepy maid. and
finally, in her bare feet and clad in a
baby blue kimono came the wife OF
the intended victim, down the wide
stairway into the hall, She looked
in amazement at the large package
containing the wheel, and at the
smaller package containing the chips,
and inquired why we did not deliver
the stuff at the rear entrance of the
house
Wife Scores lntruders.
THE wife was assured that her hus
band had an engagement to meet the
party already within her hallway. an(
that the Instructions were that in case
he was not at home to leave the two
p' ckages. AS we withdrew from the
big hall and stepped out onto the
porch the woman followed us. She
was a beautiful woman. and as she
stood in the doorway, thinly clad, hel
eyes flashed fire as she loosed hel
wrath.
81 suppose you are some of m!
husbands boon companions she be
. gan, and that you intended to come
Continued on page sixteen.)
The evening world., 1911-04-05

as "A noble i~nstitusson aiming At the
moral resurrection Of Southern italy"
The police say that The club was a
dangerous Gambling house. The story
told by the prisoner regarding his move
rnents from the time OF the murder OF
Cuocoio and his wife whs In substance
as follows:
o the day that Cuocolo Is supposed
to have been killed I went with Eprlco
Alfano to try out some carriage horses.
We reached Tore del Greco. where we
met some of Alfsno's friends. I'M We
all dlned together. I did not Suspect
that the banquet had any sinister OBJ
jcct. and nothing out OF the ordinary
was said.
81 rnh the bill, "a I was considered
the richest Of the party. When, with
the others present At the dinner. I vas
arrested | gave this plain explanation
OF the situation, and 1t was sufic!ent 10
bring about the release OF all OF us.
Later I obtained permission 10 re-enter
Paris. and / was about to recoup my
earlier losses when. Tearing that 1 was
again accused, I willingly returned 70
italy. announced the hour OF the
train upon which | would arrive.
Capozzuti, the Gardiner and police
spy. profting by the Information that
I had 40 generously given. met me at
the railway station and placed me IN
der arrest
The evening world., 1911-04-05
Giovanni Rapi, Exquisite and
"High Class Gambler, De-
MES Guilt of Murder.
SHOWS HIS SUPERIO DIRTY
Tells How He Made Rounds of
European Cities and Returned
. to Italy When Wanted.


'VrTEfbo' italy, Apri'6'-on of the
most interesting characters n the cam
ORA, Giovanni Rapi the supposed treas
urer. was heard IN his own defense to-
day. Questioned by President Bianchl OF
the Court of the Assizes he made a gen
erai denial OF completely in the murder
Of the Cuoco,os. called attention to d,,.
orepanc,es ., tho ,.s,,no,v n. corr,ro
Abbatem,ep,o tho IN former ANA sought
10 ,mpre.s the fury nv the assertion
hat having escaped 1.-The Jurisdiction Of
stand trial.
Rapi. also known as % P~rofesoro
Rapi. has the bearing OF a gentleman
and to-day he was dressed In the stylish
clothes which he affects. lie looks Ike
a retired general or the army, n gen
erous waistoand having been extended
notceaoIy during MS confinement.
'p.nN"'s III eateiu'S "'ou"ia'" 'o"e
ana VIZ" p,cUis'o"' we pr'sonel pc
uaseu d "esI'e 10 emphasize ne SOFA
.'periH''S oe' tue o'nef '""'s'"'e
uhts'
High Class Gambler.
Nv profession RAM ,s a high ella ss''
gambler and has experienced the usual
ms ana donns n, , follower n, chance.
IN. .r-,o,l.rc. ., On. 1,a,,an no,,,a
,.con,r1 on,rs.,t,o n. van, On p,r,.
~, - s.,.rna -, .ho r,o,.,
80, -. n... a. 1910.
"
"ose'"e"'H 'e''r"''s " i'a's WI" d
80. p"ISe' ''e'e u 80 o'uNe As'h'
ne 'onhoea me .h'ohe dei -'e"Ao'
S1'Tne ~ Nap!e'' 70 tne success OF WAicr
many Of the aT'siocracr aye SAID ''
have contributed their fortunes IN 4
single nights play. lie conducted gam
bling places also at Rome and os,end
!" HS Ne'P'"'"" Ieso'' 'e'H're ="
"''''' t'e murdered |amoNr'st' Is as
serted To nave gathered o.
The evening world., 1911-04-05
Five Minutes
Sometimes Makes
A Big Difference
II You Are Suffering the T~ostures Of
Indigestion and Have to Wait
Until Sone One Runs to the
Drug Store for q Box Of
S.usr,'s Dyspepsia Tablets.
Free Trial Package.

m. instant rellT afforded poor ovreurdensa
s~tonAchs by tho use II 4 Stuat's Dyspepsia Tab
let should I've . reason for constantly keeping .
box Oh hand a. home and a. the Office - well.
The evening world., 1911-04-05
FINAL SUBWAY CONFERENCE
SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW
Representatives of the City and Pub
lie Service Commission Agree
Upon Some Features.

Tho special committee Of the Board o,
Estimate and the members OF the Public
serv1cs Commission had smother con.
ference last night. at which plans for
subways were discussed. They met In
tho Union League Club. 1t was agreed
10 hold . final session tomorrow after
noon.
Al last nights session 1t vas psact.-
caily agreed II the Peterborough plan is
accepted the PETERBOROUGH shall pay the
city one-halt OF It's receipts on the pro.
posed extensions; that the elevated ex-
Tensions in the Bronx shall be con-
nscted with the present subway system
The evening world., 1911-04-05

and include the operation OF subway
trains over them.
The ci,y's So. oOO.oO Is to be used IN
construction OF any part OF the new
subway the city may wish.
Instead Of making the Jerome avenue
elevated road an extension OF the pres
ent Ninth avenue elevated. the con
'erees will insist that 1t be made a
subway extension in that subway traias
shall operate over II. The same CON
dition will be made TO apply to the
White Plains venue extension. As to
the Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, subway.
the conterees will demand certain raJl-
cal concessions
The evening world., 1911-04-05

himself Sunday in the Holland House.
Newark. n. J.
The operation was performed In the
Newark City Hospital. Albert Doctor
Of Manhattan. Heyman's Jbrother-in-
law. offered himself TO the surgeons.
He came through the ordeal all right,
and Haymsn's condition showed a
slight improvement.
The evening world., 1911-04-05
GIVES HIS BLOOD TO SAVE
MAN WHO SOUGHT DEATH.
Brother .in-Law of Hayman Submits
to TRANSMISSION Process in New
ark IN. J.) City Hospital.

Blood TRANSMISSION was used ycoter-
day IN an effort to save the life OF Nor
ris Hagman. a New York lawyer who
tried by four different methods to Kill
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
- The
Scrap Book
Willing TO Help.

"When | was a young fellow. Just
beginning the practice OF law" said
Magistrate House. two OF the oldest
characters about the courts were the
Cohen brothers. David and Philip
They had habit OF appearing on the
opposite sides OF the same ease. One
day when Chief Justice Shay called
the calendar In the city court David
tin In one case and Immediately Philip
Cohen answered Ready for the de
fendant On The second call David
again answered Ready bnt Philip an.
swered Not ready This caused Jus
tice Shaw TO say: Why. Philip CofeD
fifteen minutes ago you were ready
How Is II that you are not ready nowY
"'May II please your honor. replied
Philip Cohen. I was ready when you
first called the calendar. but since then
| have learned that my brother David
has fifteen witnesses In court. and |
have only twelve. should like an ad-
tournment so that ! may be able to 20
out and get three more Witnesses
"Whereupon up spoke Brother David,
saying: May II please your honor. II
that is all that Is worrying my brother
Philip the case can go on. | will lend
him three OF my Witnesses New
York World.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
POOR IDEA OF BUSINESS
OF Course Unshrlnkabe Bathing Suit
Would Shrink, " II Was
Too Large.

TOO many Americans OF the TWEEN
tieth century" said Jacob A. Riis, in
an address in New York, have a
wrong idea OF business. Now business
Is. really. honest service-honest serv'
ice-nothing but that
But too many men look on bust.
ness as a certain seaside shopkeeper
did.
"A friend OF mine visited this mans
shop to buy flannel bathing suit
The bathing suits were all little too
large for him.
They're marked unshrinkable.' my
friend said thoughtfully. This one
here might do II It would shrink
But"
"Tn ask father about it, said the
young attendant
And then. behind the partition. my
friend overheard this dialogue:
Father. a gent wants to know II
our shrinkable bathing suits won't
shrink little anyway
Ills the suit too large for himr
Eyes, father
Then OF course II win shrink
Why don't you try and have some
head for business, Willie?"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

Washington. April ga home
steader In North Dakota. who re-
cent?, received government pat
ent 10 his entry. fears that his IL
Gle 10 the land may be affected be-
cause the patent was not signed
by the wife OF the president In a
letter to Commissioner bennett OF
the general land office the home
steader says: II don't know whethe,
:, Is the law OF the United States
or no.. but in North Dakota deed
transferring property must be sign
"a by the wife as well as by the
husband. My patent is signed by
President Taft. and therefore i send
&; TO you for his wife's signature"
Commissioner bennett wrote to the
honesteader that he need not worry
about his title, as Mr.. Taft's name
TO the patent was all that the law
required.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
A Familiar warnino.

Mrs. Jones fuvorite warning to her
young progeny when they were In
mischief was that she would tend TO
them In a minute. Tending" was nc
complished by applying her open hand
where II would do the most good
When Harry was four years old be
was sent for the first time round the
corner 10 the grocery. In few min
utes he came trotting soberly back
with the nickel still In his hand. but
no bag OF onions.
What's the matter?" asked his moth
err
''T'm 'fraid of the man." he said
solemnly.
"Oh. be won't hurt you" treasured
Mrs. Jones. Run along and bring
the onions. I'm In hurry for them"
A second time Harry disappeared
round the corner and a second time
returned without his purchase.
I'm 'fraid OF the grocer man." he
explained as before.
well. what makes you afraid OF
himr' demanded his mother impa-
why" answered the little fellow,
'bofe times when | COED In he looked
Mt me an said. ri tend to you In a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Admitted Nj. Foeli.hn....

IL was In Corse Payton's younger
days as manager, when his highly In
teresting eccentricities were beginning
TO distinguish him. He had appeared
In small city with his company and
was already INDUCING his habit of
making speeches before the curtain.
The editor of the leading paper in the
town attended the performance. after
which. in the sapient manner OF his
kind. be went forth and wrote biting
piece for his paper. which may DO
called the Herald.
''Corse Payton." wrote the editor. ''is
a fool. He looks like a fool and acts
like a fool"
This. thought the editor. VIII embar-
rass Corse Payton, who will be careful
hereafter how he acts.
Yet the next day the billboards bore
bills In this wise:
"Corse Payton is fool.-Herald.
''Of course Ccrse Payton is a fool for
giving a dolla2 show for 10, 20 and 80
cents"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Lazy Husband Placed In Jail.

Sacramento. Calf, April &C.
For refusing to work and provide
for his children. who have been
placed in a local orphan asylum,
Frank Young OF this city is the first
lazy husband" To be imprisoned
under the new stetson law. He
has been placed in the county jail
aud will be sentenced next Monday
TO work on the county chain gang
al daily wage OF $3.50. which mon
ey will be used for the support OF
the children. The law provides for
long term sentences.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
PRAISES THE EMMETT
SCHOOLS
Highly Commends the Work
of Both Teachers
and Pupils

Prof. p. II. soulen OF the depart
mene OF education OF the unlVef-
sity OF Idaho and member OF lhe
committee on accredited hlsh
schools. visited the Emmett High
school last week He spent little
time with the classes in the several
departments and addressed the stu
dent body in assembly. His address
was fuil OF practical ideas and many
individual students expressed their
appreeiation OF the thoughts set
forth. lie expressed himself as being
highly pleased with the work being
done by the Emmett High school,
and TO The Index said
"My observation thus far OF Ida
no high schools shows that the pro-
gressiye spirit which charaeterizes
our towns il reflected in the schools
The Emmett schools are no excep-
zion Under Superintendent Knipes
supervision the Emmett High school
Is rapidly pushing to the front HIS
policy OF making the school not
nursery for few choice flowers
hut a garden for tie ient fic erowth
OF sturdy plants. useful as well as
ornamental. Is commendable. Inc
Emmett High school under present
administration. viii stay close TO the
people. The so-oalled cultural SUB
teots-language literature and art
will not be neglected. but the vo-
eetlonal subjects. which train the
hand as we'll as the head, are being
emphasized. The spirit of the En-
nett boys and girls lis responding TO
the superintendent efforts. They
are not afraid 20 work such pu-
pills viii make good citizens. we
want more OF the Emmett product ut
the university. Today the uniyersit,
81 no longer the goal OF the favored
few. The poor boy and girl have
equal chances with the rich for
college training. The call for pro-
fessional men In Idaho today Is ex-
ceeded by the call for young men
who can apply intelligence to the
solution OF Industrial problems. How
10 farm better, to grow better fruit.
10 eliminate waste In mining and
forestry these problems are await
ing solution at The schoolhouse
door
Under President MacLean's admin
Istratlon the university is vigorous
" trying 10 help solve these prob
ems and Idaho needs more of such
boys and girls as Emmett produces
10 aid the university in this task.
knipe and the EN-
nett High school can always feel as
,ured OF the universities hearty CO.
operation In everything that means
'or your town better boys and girls.
better citizens a bigger and better .
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
EMMETT NEWS.
Fishing tackle at Reilly's.

| flbHlHB LdChlt dJ ItellIJ 3.
Buy your sweet cherry trees OF r.
B. Wilson.
Lazy Wife beans at the Emmett
Mercantile Co.
For best bargains in land see
| Colyin Real Estate agency.
Fresh Sealshipt oysters. pints 40
cents, quarts rs cents, at the Cash
Grocery.
Alfalfa seed, as good as any ever
raised in this section, at Hawkins,
Hardware.
CAN and see my line Of Spirella
corsets, guaranteed not to break or
rust. Mrs. Fairchild.
Il. f. Parks, who arrived last
week from Coffeyyille, Kan, has
rented the north room OF the STAN
ley building for photograph gallery
Clare Brossard returned Sunday
from southern Utah, where he had
been several weeks shearing sheep.
Guy Fisher, who accompanied him
TO Utah, did not return.
NJ. A. Ross says the frui- is in
good shape down the valley. He
brought from Letha on Monday a
handful of twigs from peach trees
that were fairly loaded with buds.
There are still few people that
cumber this good old world who
while unable to manage their own
business think they are competent
TO give advice as to how other peo-
pie should run theirs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Dresser, who
came here from Postville, Iowa,
last week to attend the marriage of
their daughter Alma TO Frank Car
Ter, departed Tuesday for their
home.
Richard Hangar returned to this
lily Saturday, after spending the
winter at his home in Chicago. He
s surprised at the many changes j
hat have taken place on the bench
md pleased over the great develop i
nent taking place there. /
Never In the history of this store
ave we had such a complete and 4
plendid line of plows, harrows,
rills, spraying machinery, orchard :
nd field cultivators as this year, G
nd never have the prices been so =
We want every farmer '
D call and see them. Hawkins,
ardware.
ID. l.. Bailey, of Boise, one of the :
ar horses of Odd Fellowship in
IDAHO. was in town Monday and Wis
ed the Emmett lodge In the even :
lg, where he made a splendid talk
n the beauties of the order. At F
n the meeting adjourned the mem
ers and visitors partook of a bouR- =
full lunch.
Ask any questions you want to A
bout the treatment of walls, floors,
C., and my special lady demonstra- u
n at T. b. Hargus's store next
'ednesday and Thursday will tell z,
,u quick just what you want to
now-about finishing and re-
She has all the latest F
cas- on interior decorating.
CHI-NAMEL. Il
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

In case of rheumatism relief from
Pain makes sleep and rest possible.
This may be obtained by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale
by H. T. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Sweet Man Crippled.

Will Starkey, a sheepman of the
Squaw creek valley, suffered the los,
of his right hand by the explosion
OF stick OF dynamite which he
had ignited to frighten coyotes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

Don't let the baby suffer from &c
zema, sores or any itching of the
skin. Doan's ointment gives instant
relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe
for children. All druggists sell it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

FOR SALE-Pure bred laying straiI
barred Plymouth Rock eggs per
setting of Is 81; per hundred SIS.
G. A. Warden, Bell phone sc, IS
Ills. Got
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

FOR SALE-Span of mules, and
4 years old. weight 1850; also ont
mule years old, weight HOO. w.
H. Twillegar. 20
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

WANTED-Light work team, be-
tween 1900 and $500 pounds. In
quire at Supervisors office, Bank
of Emmett building. 29-2t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

WANTED-Cheap buggy or horse
and buggy. Address Joe Harris,
Hanna, Idaho. 81
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

FOR SALE-A span of mares 4
years old, Pendule stock; a II
inch disc pillow; hand spray Bean
pump; 1 Petaluma incubator. Mrs.
c. A. Tolles. 81