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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
Says We Have
Tin Deposit

According to the following United
Press cahlegrBm from Honolulu in the
MERGED sun, Hawaii has another in.
FAINT industry in the shape of tin.
Tin is the latest development in
the products of the Hawaiian islands.
Sisal. coffee, honey and rice are
among the principal exports of the
islands. Tin, i'm large quantities, has
lately been discovered in the district
of Iwilei, and the first shipment OF it
to the mainland is now aboard the
Matson liner Wilheimiua."
While there is certainly plenty of
brass in the community, the news
that deposits of tin have been discov-
cred is Of more than ordinary inter.
est
Some time ago one of the Coast
branches of the American Can Com
pany ran short of tin and request
was turned in to the local branch
that a shipment be made from here at
once, as it would be quicker to have
the metal shipped from here by fast
freight than to have it sent across the
continent.
A shipment of sheet tin was made
from the factory at Iwilei by the S. S
Wilhelmina, and it is probably on this
fact that the above article was based
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
ARB0R DAY
Continued from page one)

through in connection with the days
obseryances and, in some instances,
addresses delivered by prominent men
of the district.
Hibiscus hedges are fayorites in
most places, and many young plants
will be set out at the different schools.
Arbor Day, while not being a regu-
lar school holiday, is generally more
or less observed at the institutions.
Either in the morning or afternoon,
the scholars are gathered together and,
after hearing some talk on the sub
ject of trees, seedlings and shrubs are
planted and the care Of them handed
over to the children.
The bureau of forestry helps out a
lot by sending hundreds of trees and
packages Of seeds to the schools. The
education department pays the freight
on the packages, and the principals of
the schools attend to the planting OF
the trees.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
LO Sun Now
In High Place

10 Sun. the Chinese editor and stu.
dent who left here of his own free
will after attempts to deport him had
failed, is now I'm charge of the ucong
Sang district outside of Canton, hav
ing been placed there by The rcvolu
donary governor
Brough. here at the instance OF
Rev. Mr. Thwiug to teach a mission
school. TO sun did not hitch mp well
with his clerical patron and took a
job editing the Man Sing Vat Po, the
organ of the Chinese merchants Mr..
Thwing gave information against him
to Raymond G. Brown, inspector of
immigration, who brought proceedings
in the federal court for 10 Suns de
portation as violator of the Chinese
exclusion law Lo Sun proved that
he was a merchants son and besides
was actually engaged in teaching a
school of evenings. Accordingly he
was discharged
Later his standing as a desirable
resident was attacked on account of
an article i'm The Liberty News, of
which he had become editor, which
was alleged TO have expressed ap-
prevail of the act of the Korean who
assassinated Count Ito. A translation
accepted by the court cleared him
also Of this imputatiOn.
After that he went to China and
became editor of a Chinese news
paper there He sided with the re
form agitation and now the governor
of Canton province has found use fol
him in the executive capacity already
stated
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10

MOOSE HERD
IContIuued mom page oneJ

I'm the past three weeks a vigorous
campaign has been conducted and phe
nomenal progress made. The excel
lent meeting last night was a very
agreeable surprise to all present.
Although it was the first meeting
of this new order i'm Honolulu it eN-
emplihed i'm way the manner in
which the entertainment features OF
the order will be given at each meet
ing night After the obligations had
been taken and the secret work Civ
en-, several addresses were made by
prominent men of the city who have
become officers, committeeman, etc.
of the lodge. Several Moose parodies
were given. The Hawaiian Band inter
spersed popular musical numbers be-
tween the addresses and a recitation
was given by Deputy Organizer Tai
bow
The order has a de zee team com
posed OF seventeen men which renders
the ritualistic work very impressively
and beautifully. Mr. Whitcomb, Quar-
! termaster Sergeant, Marine Barracks,
/ has been selected as captain of the
degree team and will begin at once
to drill the men so as to eXemplify the
full ritualistic work of the order at
the next meeting, to be held in the
near future
The officers selected to serve until
January I, 1912, were as follows Past
dictator, Peter Baron, physical cultu.-
list; dictator, A. j. Writ of II. Hack
field & Co.; vice dictator, c. K.
Quinn, attorney-at-law; prelate, l., d..
Timmons, business manager Hawaiian
Star; secretary, Il. A. Jacobson, of the
Union Pacific Transfer Co.; chairman
of trustees, A. T. Henderson, of Eva
plantation; trustee, c. a. Seville, Ho-
nolulu Monumental Works; sergeant
alarms, II. A. Whitcomb, quartermas-
ter sergeant at Marine Barracks; c.
A. Cotton, color sergeant, Schoefield
Barracks Other officers will be Sc
lected later.
Deputy Organizer Edw. Talbow will
have charge of the entertainment pro
gram until the first of the year. A
number of men have volunteered to
assist in the entertainment program
to be rendered at later meetings.
The low charter fee of S. will be
continued for an indefinite time, and
new members will be solicited from
the plantations, also from the other
islands. Applicants from the other
islands who wish to become members
of this order will hold their member
ship in Honolulu thus making it pos
sible to perfect a very strong organiza
ton in this city.
In the near future a building com
mittee will be appointed to work in
conjunction with the trustees to Sc.
lect a building for lodge hall, gym,
nasium and club rooms. At present
Moose headquarters are located at the
Hawaiian Hotel, Hotel street front.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10

E. FAXoN BISHOP arrived in town
this morning by the Sierra.
"#@
J. A. ADAMS of Sequim, Wash, and
wire arrived in the Zealandia.
CAPTAIN A. CoYNE and wife return
ed this morning in the Sierra from
a visit to the mainland.
JOHN LUCAS is having his fifty
fourth birthday, having been born
in Honolulu that time ago.
w. r. HARRINGTON and wife re.
turned in the Sierra from few
weeks visit to San Francisco.
GEORGE ROSS is expected back from
the Philippines soon with a report
on the San Carlos sugar mill propO-
sition.
HON. GEO. r. CARTER, chairman of
the Sanitary Commission, returned
in the Sierra from an absence Of
several weeks.
JOSHUA D. TUCKER of the land Of
flee leaves in the Claudine for Hilo
to give evidence in the KaiwiH
homestead case.
MAJOR A. M. DAVIS was rendered a
farewell dinner at the University
Club last night by the men Of st,
Andrews Cathedral.
JUDGE HARTWELL is reported as
coming out to San Francisco from
the East and likely to return to Ho-
nolulu before Christmas,
HIGH SHERIFF HENRY and DEPUTY
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
NEWS A IN NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day,

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, b. p. O. e.,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
+. & A. AL, at seventhirty tonight
Work in second degree.
There was another conference en-
the cotton bollworm in the govern
ol's office yesterday afternoon.
Mosquito campaigners should get
into a pair Of E-X Walker Regal shoes.
Now on sale at Regal Shoe Store
A lively meeting Of Hawaiian Phila-
teic Society was held last night at
the home of DR.. w. T. Monsarrat.
The Silent Barber Shop is now
equipped with six chairs and six first
class artists, You're always "next."
Christmas sHckers, cards, letters,
empty boxes, etc, at Arleigh's, Hotel
street opposite Union Buy before the
rush.
The Laet Club is going to give a
fair and dance at the Outrigger Club
tomorrow evening. The fair starts at
E p. m. and the dance at s.
Rev. Stephen l.. Desha. pastor Of
the Haiti church, Hilo, win preach at
Kaumakapili church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock The public is
cordially invited.
THANKSGIVING. Nmas and New Year
cards-a beautiful line can be seen a,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
OCCULT PHENOMENA.

Earle, the noted psychic endorsed
by the California State Spiritual So
ciety, has arrived in Honolulu and
will demonstrate his marvellous psy-
chic powers, Spiritual advice given
on all matters of importance. Hours,
10 until 4; evenings by appointment.
Phone 1918. Residence 7S2 Kinau
street. Grand seance every Thursday
evening p. m. All invited
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
NOTICE OF CHANGE IN PARTNER
SHIP.

Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of November, A. d. 1911, LUM
YEE SING, LUM Ian SING and
YOUNG PACK, withdrew as partners
from KWONG SING 10y COMPANY
and that said partnership is now com
posed of the following persons, to-wit:
NG CHUCK, NC All CHEW, Wal
TONG and NC CHOCK,
All outstanding liabilities against
said KWONG SING 10y COMPANY
have been assumed by the said NC
CHUCK, NC All CHEW, Wal TONG
and NG CHOCK, and all debts due
said firm are payable to the persons
last mentioned.
KWONG SING 10y COMPANY,
BY NC All CHEW, Manager
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
LAETI EAlR.

The Laeti Club, which was to hold a
fair and dance tomorrow afternoon on
quarantine island, has had to change
the place to the Outrigger Club. The
time also mas mad to be changed from
1870 p. IN. to 6 p. m, as members of
the Ouuigger Club have the use Of
the grounds in the afternoon. These
will he dancing at p, m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
SKIN SUFFERER SAYS
"IF / HAD ONLY KNOWN"


"If l had only known how quickly
Eczema ca be cured, what long
years of awful suffering it would
have saved me-" writes F, A. VIII of
25O6 Washington ST., San Francisco.
Cal.
This after 40 years of suffering and
after using less than one bottle of
the Oil of Wintergreen-Thymol d. D,
y. Prescription.
Try a bottle. To our certain knowl-
edge, d. d. d. Prescription always
gives instant relief,-absolute relief
inside of ten seconds!
Although an M. D., acknowledge
Benson, Smith e Co., Ltd
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
JUDGE HARTWELL is reported

HIGH SHERIFF HENRY and DEPUTY
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-10
IlHIa - al
NOTICE

c. II, Dickey will act for me under
my power OF attorney during my alb
sence from the Territory.
LYLE A. DICKEY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12

~ tl.ir HON" ON South Jacob
street Mr. and Mr. Chas D''hl cello
hrlf.1 fhcir twenty fif'h weil.u. am.
uiyer~ary by entertaining t.cir MANY
friends during tho evening with many
pleasant diversions. Numerous com
pum,nt- were bestowed ou Mr. ard
Mrs Diehl ~ tle conclusion Of %
evening Those present were Mr.
Intn Refine. Miss Alma Refine. Mr.
ana Mr. i n RAIDER Mr. and Mr.
~ l. He~-c and SON Harry. Mr. and
Mrs John B1'ch'lor Miss CARR"
B4trha'or Miss Sophi" Pi',tclor NJ
Geor-" carl. Mr. and Mrs GEORGE
Eo'hmeycr Miss Hazel Eotrinov.r
Nr and Mrs = W".k'.t. Vr Cta=
Jones Mrs James Bsco'f. " N'ro
Uvcuf'. Miss Ami. Hycoff. NJ. and
Mr.. Robinson. r. l. = smith Mrs
rofu Nt.ar. Mrs Flora N,N1hrr.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ulcil and SON
Louis Mr. and Mrs Harry U..h' and
daughter Mildred N- Dante U.l'
Nr William uiohl Mss Tom U..f-
Miss Ann. Davidson. Mrs I.'.ar'.
Mrs V.a'rcr.3n1 Nr IS g. HsHr'.
SIR and Mrs Walter Policy. Mr..
William Policy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12

tl-.r"s- aud pleasure rr.r fo iuTs.o
Ne Dc ia-.s tu- other Doe. POINTS
William Sct~''-.,- fr. t..,-.f.r
cnrt1c''- o. 'h- p.' 'l,. r..-.. ,iI.. -.s-.
90 't" 'f'- 81 Eim Grow. 'omu.f, -
lines. 10 abb" Co. b" arp.' 90 hi- home
"n Sic. 'o..o' Do sfr'''. after uri.rco.nr
an operation Tor appendicitis 40 mo.
North Wheeling hospital
Frank Baker pho cable swcer o.
'h' Esl Telephone Comp.n, has re-
turned from q Weeks VACATION 50. NJ
m Marietta and rars.rshurg
SPUR" X g Hobbs is .uloyfnc 90
week. vacation which b. viii sp.-..
outside rho civ
Harry WelChar. catcher az th.
Wh'"lirc team. cou'ompla'as going 81,
Parkor@hurc tho latter par, o. this
week 10 visit Chester King. a former
member of rho squad
IIorber- RuCkman. former CITY and
telegraph editor Of Tho News. hrt who
has been working ON the Cleveland
Press for m" past feW months. Is
spending few days with local friends
and relatives.
\ party composed Of Albert Ruck.
Jim Ninkcmeycr. John Minkcmeyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12
BN ELS

Joseph Schafer. who retired from
Tho bakery business a few years ago.
has purchased his old bakery plant
on SiNte' nth street. recently known
IS the Ge.linEer bakery.
The advantage Of the improvements
10 the county building was seen yes
i"rdaN when tie new jury room was
used for the trst time. When the
work Is completed tho additional al
vantagcS will be very marked
Secretary \ T Arnold and Mis-
Martha Y. Graham will hold three
conventions this week. one al Homer
IN LOWS county. and one AZ French
Creek. IN lpshur county. today. and
tomorrow. and tho third ar Spencer
M Roam" county. ON Sept - and ~:
Prosecuting Attorney Handlan
when asked Yesterday as 10 Mrs
Laura Sch"nk being placed on trial
az this term oF criminal court. said
j have not the slightest idea as To
what will hc done and will not hav.
until after the calling ~ IN. docket.
III bet Id lind her" said County
Clerk Howard Wells. after a Young
couple desiring a marriage license
had failed 10 locate the Young lady's
mamma To get consent Yesterday
Thus ENCOURAGED the two started out
determined 10 locate the old lady or
know III" reason why
The monument 20 tho late Secretary
William Clement Shafcr OF the state
Sunday School association has been
completed az Terra Alta by Edward
9. Krcuiz"r. the local monument man
and 1t DAT" Tor it- dedication will 500
be- st 10y Secretary Arnold.
Officer J ~. Fullerton ycsfcrda,
afternoon arrested Richard Krc--,-r
and placed him IN Iail 20 await q
hearing this cvcniu. an 40 O'Clock
h"ior' squire VI. g. Bailey. on a
'har-" OF jumping q board bill amount
ing 10 $50. The complainant IS Mrs
y. ID i''d"n. oI Eichtecuth street.
Geo. ". Edt"s has purchased a two.
story brick hoUS" ON South Wrtz,l
street through tho Hcssc a Kirchuer
a-cucy
Edward ROGERS. superintendent
~ rh' Top MIL Yesterday heard from
mis- SON. Chester Rogers. Who holds
% os.tiou iu e hanS ~ southern Okla
homa. near Douuison. Texas. stating
THAT OBJ" cotton crop while NOT as
."r-" i~ u-UaL VAS OF an excellent
. 'utI'E dl iNruilt the southwestern
bolt Mr. Rogers wont to Oklahoma
last May and is highly impressed win
'h" general prospects o. the country.
li" Was accompanied to the southwcs,
hf Fran. s. Merrill. tho former well
known local ron ~papcr man
Nichola5 Schou"r ot Edcinct0n Lane
was found guilty az assault and bat.
terry last evening hy Squire Leo =.
l'ohh- "f Nh''iiu-. tho char-e having
Leon brought by So cucr's SON in law
william Miller y similar charge was
brought AGAINST ANDY Schcuer. but
owing Z" fh" lack OF evidence Squire
i''hhH dismissed him. Nicholas
SrNog.r Was fined s. and costs ,,bi.t
Do" pail Mrs Miller. who had a nor.
support charr" placed against her Eu,.
band I1-t week appeared h.for.
Sil.r" Gomn'rs yesterday and had IL
Withdrawn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12
BRILLIANT WEDDING
At The STRATFORD
5IUm-FRANK MARRIAGE SOLEMN
iZED LAST EVENING.
Many Attended Wedding % pror,inen,
Local Young People Mon
day Evening.

In veriiahie hover ~ flowers and
heau'iful decorations. and 10 the
rythm of Mendelsshop', Wedding
march. the wedding Of Miss Marie
BLANCHE. daughter Of William ~
Frank and Mr.. Sylvan ~. Blum. was
solomnized Al IN" Stratford Monday
evening Promptly at o'clock tn.
Wedding party assembled i'm thc sun
parlor whr-e the ceremony was per
!o.mcd. rhr brid" was prpttily gown
c1 In white marqu.>Ct;n over sltir.
trimmed IN duchess lace. The brides
maids. Miss Rena Blum. sister OF ~.
bridegroom. and Miss Alma Frank. oi
New York. cousin Of the bride. wore
white marGuisettc over pink satin
and carried pink roses Hiss Helen
Hium. sister Of the bridegroom. acted
- maid OF honor and was beautifully
attired In white chiffon over pink
satin. The flower maia. Miss iauline
i:"ckman. was beautiful in a creation
of pink and white.
Following the ceremony tho party
proceeded To IN" dining room where an
elaborate wedding dinner was served
At midnight leave takings were made
aud the young couple departed for "A
Wedding tour of many eastern and
southern points They will not return
until the first of October when th"y
Will be- AT home 10 their friends in
Bellaire. where they vii make their
home.
The following guests were present
n the ceremony:
Mr. and MIS- V. J. Schwalb. Mr. and
Mrs. VI Iirsh. Mr.. ana .drs. \ Stahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luchs. Mr. and Mrs VI.
Hcrtzbcrg. William Schanfarber. MIR.
and Mrs 4 Ncye. Mr. and Mrs W
T. Blum. Mcssrs. Joseph. Robert and
Melville Blum Alvin I.uchs and Helen
Luchs. Mr. and Mr. Horny Blum.
Misses Helen and Roma Blum. lee
Levi and Miss Alyinc urcyiU~. al. %;
H,llaire. Miss Nct'io Schaufarhrr ami
Edwin Schaufarbcr of Columns Krs
Blum. Ralph Blum. of New York
cry. Arthur Luchs. az Washington. u
c.. Mrs &. Anathan. OF St'ubonyl'lo,
o.: Merriam l:um. of Cleveland. o.,
Miss LcoUa Baum. az UuiOUtoWu. Pa
VI :. luChS. of columbus. Miss Ida
Iuchs. of Marietta, Misses Fannie
SchlessIugor. Fannie Eo,r. Julia
Meyer. REGINA N"lty. Florence Ilork
h,imcr. Daisy Anathan. Of Stcuhcu
Vile. blanche HrtuS. Bcrtha Good,
Pauline Uorkhcimer. NcSsds Char.o-
land Milton Schlessin-"r. Hnrtram
Kline. Herbert buchanan OF Cleveland
Louis Kraft. Gabriel -m~u-im'r
Charles Dickens. of B,llaire. Edwin
Kline, Eugene Osborn. H"n Bder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12
House CLEANING Ho--ors

Tho vim" for the ur.at annual
round mp 90 dirt Of AN tind, microbes
and All that are ohnoNious TO m.
cloauly hou>ckceper Is about ~ hand
II Is hard piece OF WorE and means
tired heads and hands. tagged out
mentally and bodily
ilcv!tt's Easy Task soap will re-
due" this work ono-half and make N.
home brighter than ever II is as
good FOR Woodwork as FOR bed linen
loc" curtains. porcclains. dishes and
all that is washable Five cents a
cake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12

."~ crosby 'a~- Kimberly. Gus
~lae-~r. tielrl Rochehrand jim
Props hold a lamb roast and picnic at
ifr-- run sunday afternoon
Alvin Tipp"n ~ Paden city Is visl
ms relatives ere
John Hoi'ins"r of Gloyers Gap il
rh" guest OF Edward Hane ot south
Woods street
J HanshaN ~ Limestone Is in the
city for a short time
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-09
Is Pleased With Flagstaff

w. H. Blanton, the indus trial representative of the Albuquerque State Democrat, was in Flagstaff last Saturday stirring up business for that paper. MT. Blanton was very much surprised at the boom ing condition of Flagstaff and sur rounding country and believes the country at large should know more of the advantages of Flag staff. Many enterprising men are looking for just such place.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-09
SYSTEM ID RUN
 OVER SANTA FE TRACKS

Preliminary to building it's own direct line to Los Angeles, the St. Louis & San Francisco Rail road CFrisco system) traversing territory that produces the great est passenger and freight traffic to and from Southern California, has made an arrangement for the operation of through trains over the tracks of the Santa Fe. The arrangement gives the Pacific coast its ninth transcontinental railroad, and furnishes a new di- rect route from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and an immense intermediate territory traversed by numerous branch lines of the Frisco system to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 The joint traffic agreement be- tween the Frisco and the Santa Fe becomes effective at once as concerns freight traffic. The new through passenger service will be established November I. In addi- ton to the through service from Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City to this coast, there will be through service from Birmingham and Memphis by way of Spring field, Mo-, and from New Orleans by way of Houston to Los An geles and San Francisco.
 The Frisco tracks will be used to Award, Okla, and thence over the low grade Belen cutoff of the Santa Fe to the main line west of Albuquerque, and thence to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-09
Additional Homesteads Allowed

The register and receiver of the U. $. land office have been noti- fled that citizens may file on the second homestead or desert land if the first entry has been lost, forfeited or abandoned. Congress passed a law on February 3, 1911, which in substance is as follows;
 "This act allows a second home stead or desert land entry to any person otherwise qualified who, prior to February 3, 1911, has made entry under the United States land laws, but who, sub sequently to such entry, from any cause, shall have lost, forfeited, or abandoned the same, but the provisions of the act do not apply to any person whose former entry was cancelled for fraud or who relinquished his former entry for a valuable consideration in excess of the filing fees paid by him on his original entries.
 Those people who filed on land and found they made a mistake in regard to quality, water, or any other reason, now have the oppor- tunity to renew their application the same as if the first filing had not been made.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-09
Mems Glee Club Here

The mems glee club of the Uni. versity of Southern California gave delightful entertainment at the Emerson school hall Thursday evening of last week, under the auspices of the Santa railroad com pany. There was good attend ance and their concert work was good.
 They arrived in the morning and were entertained by local peo- pie with drives to points of inter- est near Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-09
New Hotel EspanOl

Martin Martin has opened The Hotel Espanol on the south side for the benefit of the Spanish pop ulation and has built a handball court for the use of patrons which is being very industriously used by guests of the new hostelry. MT. Martin intends making im- provements soon in the way of an addition to the building.