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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20

Carolina Corporation Commission has been
completed with the reelection OF Hon.
Franklin McNeii as chairman: 4. j. Man
we'll. clerk: Miss Essic Riddick. Miss Meta
Adams and j. s. Griffin, assistant clerks:
L. Is. Doughton. State Bank Examiner: {.
y. Brown, Assistant State Bank ExamIncr
All OF the above arc re-clcctions except
Miss Meta Adams. OF Wnyncsvllle, and the
terms viii begin February /. Mr. McNci'l
has been chairman OF the corporation fci
fourteen years. and February ! he Will
begin his eighth term.
The North Carolina Municipal Assocla Ito
completed the work of Its MA annua.
meeting last night and adjourned after re-
electng the old officers 10 serve for the
ensuing year. as follows: President. Fred
y. Tate. OF High Point; Secretary-Treasuret.
Thos. D. Mcares. OF Wilmington. The six
vice presidents also reelected. Thu
time and place OF the next annual mctin :
life. 10 the executive committee. There
profitable discussion Of means OF a
more equitable division OF the county road
fund, that the stress OF tho towns mag
have a share In the benefit, and also OF
unSust restriction OF objects OF municipal
taXationu under the State revenue and ma
Chinery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20
SEw YORK rRoDrcr MARKEr

New York, January l9-Flour was steady
with fiue JohbinE trade. rye nour-Firn.
Northumberland. Ruckwhcat hour, corn
neal and barley-S,oaay. Rye Dull. Wheat
steady No. Isd, Si.ol elevator and 81 (. o..
.. atioat Future. closed is3itc. net lower.
Mag, Si!Hs.. July. SlnSii. Ccrn-isarcly
steady; new No corn 53i.c ( O. b. ang,i.
Futures closed lie. net higher. MAJ 5Sic.
uats-Easy; standard white. 3>t&c. Futures
closed sc. net lower May iOSsc.; July +o2sc.
Beef-SteaGy Lard-Easy. Tallow-Qniet
Petroleum and rosIn-Stendy. Turprntine-
Easy. MolGyses ana Ricc-S;eady. Raw su-
sar--Easy; refined easy. Coffee futures clos
ed shade OF from the best conditions,
realizing AND barely s;cndv At a net ad-
Ne = 1855 q 'Sstr santos. 10. !. ~, liAc- :.
mild. nominal Corloya. lSl. q l154c, Butter
Easy creamery. third 70 nrsi. iSn?ic. pro-
cess common 10 SPECIAL l6ieH 2ie. cheese-
steady, unchanged. EeFs Firm state,
Pennsylvania and nesrbt henuery White,
fancy, large. Soc. gathered whIc 81 CSC;
do hennery brown fancy, So I3ir, do, gath
ried brown 2EnSoc; retrigerator FIRST in
local storage, lr.2c. 40. seconds 1871 zoe
Potatoes and ca nhn=cs--i Unchanged.
FTCghts and peanuts Unchanged
Cotton seed OF was cnscI tor crude bu;
steady FOR rnnued on stuttcrrd lncal ana
prpirssloiln! suIpott Fuurrs Closed
points lower 10 poiuts hichcr. January.
7.a1iI7So: February, 7.ec1.-i; March - q
10; ApIL i.2iH -: Ainy, 40 IN Prime
crude. fGH6if prtin. summer ycllow '1Vff
: 40: prime winter yellow, 7.5i q S 81: prime
sra,mer white, 5SoaSto
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Ne W Y ork
Stock Market

New York January 1?.-Thc liquida
ton for profits. particularly in tho moro
prominent speculative issues, exercised
Il determining influence on the stock
market to-day. The movement was ac-
companied by at least 4 partial reversal
of position on the part OF important
traders who had accumulated stocks
on the recent advance. and the closing
Df these accounts gave rather bearisl
tonc to the day. The movement WAS
most pronounced in United states
Steel Reading. Norfolk ana Western.
PENNSYLVANIA and Ainaigumatcd Cop
per After tho opening there was a
passing Improvement, particularly III
The conlcrs and the Western Railroads.
Which placed them as Il whole SiiShtlE
above last nights close As the sell
ing movement gathered volume the
market relaxed wherever there was ac-
tivc trading. until material not losses
were general. The market grew
stronger in the late trading and closed
near tile final figures of yesterday.
iIcaviness of steel was associated
with the publication of the recent ad.
dress OF Chairman Gary, of the steel
CORPORATION. 10 the gathering 81 steel
manufacturers. wherein lie eNhorteG
tiIcm to maintain prevailing prices,
The strength OF II. Paul was the most
notable feature of the railway group.
although no action was takca on the
dividend rate by the executive COM
iri;tec to-day. The markets reaction,,
dry tendency perhaps was influenced
msnts which were hoped for early in
the year Increasing case OF money is
40 longer bullish factor. 1T being
now generally recognized that this
condition IS largely. i not wholly due
TO poor business. This fact was ac-
tontuated ~ yesterdays action OF New
England cotton manufacturers In favor
OF 81 - per cent curtailmcnt nf out
Boston was responsible for hear
rumors touching on tho copper situa-
tom and commission houses ut that
centre We're sellers of the shares
one OF tho first returns for Deccn
uor from important railroads. that of
Inc Baltimore and Ohio. showed "A net
decrease of S33S.OOo. which is tonsd-
arably above the average decrease for
the last siN months. Tho movement in
bonds was less active with an Irregular
tone The total sales. par value. SS.-
7a6.o00. Sales of stocks to-day were
sSsso0 shares
Sew York January ia.-Money on
call steady, l-2G3 per cent. ruling
rate. 80 closing bid. 25-S; offered
at 23-i per cent. Time loans easy.
sixty days, so Ia per cent, and nine
~ days. 5 1!G3 l2; six months, 5-S4
33-i, Close: Prime mercantile paper,
! TO 4 L. per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bank
crs bills at Si.S25o q si.S265 for SIXTY
dav bills and Mt SiSl65 for demand.
Commercial bills. s4.St 3-iQisi.S2 IL.
Bar silver. - is. MeXican dollars, 10.
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 10. 10,
ARRIVED

steamer Berkeley Shelly. Nc-@plk mer-
chandise and raS.en gers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontes. Graves. Norfolk and
lanes River andings. merchandise and pas.
scnge's, virginia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora, Furman Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senEers. Phillips Line.
Tug standard OH Company. No. - Burk.
Baltimore. barge of oil Standard oil Co
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. MGR
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. FnrmaU. Petersburg and
James E!ver landings merchandise and pas
scnEc:s Phillips Line.
Tug standard OIL COMPANY. No. IL. Burk,
baltimore. barge OF OIL standard Oil Co
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pRy GoOOs M,rl,pr

New York. January 49, Buyers arc in the
dry goods market. bur they are not oper.
ntinE on staple ton goods in any i'm.
portant way. Dress goods and wash TAB.
RIGS are receiving considerable attention
Raw SILK Is easier. Yarns rule uuict
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lSpcciai 70 Ihc I!incs- Dispatch
ohancock. Va. January l5.-Thc Old debt
the Board Of Supervisors has been occupied
by Tho Accoinac Chapter OF tho Society for
Tic Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities. II
has hcen restored ana mnkcs a very a,trac-
tive chapter room
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a1scsLLANEurs MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

tReported b. RodEers McCnbo & COS
Petersburg, Va, January is-Pcanuts.-
Spanish.-Mnrket firm q: $50 per bushcl
firm at 3%.p4itc for jun
DO; 81 q S%,c for fancy handpicked; 3TSi,c
for machine picked; 2is 2'.c. Tor shelliiLa
stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-20
OSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. II. l. and rac Try. rfs. is...... S?!.
Denver and Rio Grande REF. 5s.,.......... -
Erie cow Is, series ~ ,hid) .......... 52@.
Eric cv. IS. series "B bid)........... ca
peterborough Met. li2s MISUNDERSTANDING. 79S,
lntor, Merc. Marine ihs .................. els;
Kansas City Southern LIST SIS (Nidl...... 75Is
Louisville and Nash. lin. Is ............. oSN
Missouri IScifc 4s tpid)
Missouri Pacific cv. 5s .................. 92s,
Norfolk and Western list is.......,.. ~
Norfolk and Western cv. Is .......... Ic5ia
Pennsylvania conv. Slss (ial5) ............. .6aI
st. Louis and San Fran. gen. Ss......... S7i,
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Receipts of live poultry equal TO demand
ESgs-Tone OF market firm. Ncals-Sca REQ
and in good demand. Hogs also in good
demand. Other produce active at QUOTA
lions
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSaics at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va. January 10. 1911.

Report of The live stock market for the
week ending January l6:
Receipts-Cattie a97 head; calves, IS head
sheep. q head: hogs $3.50 head.
Best steers. So T6nc,: or two extra
lots. 6t:c.. medium TO GOOD. 5h q 5isc.: com.
mon to fair ia DC. hest heifcrs SAC. ne
dtun TO good -. "a Size; common 10 fair 3ai
Gr5c; best cows. il.c.: medium to good. Al
+i2c.; common to fair. 5d5':c.; bulls. 3ts @
.i<c,: extra. u. q ia.c; calves, ~ size. cx-
ira. oc. Cows and calves. SIS n G.. % per head
Sheep. iT5c.; lambs. S6c7oo; best hoes, $40
1850; piss aud light hogs, SO $40; sows
Marker strong on all Kinds OF stock.
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Chicago. January a-Cattle-Reccipts .,

coo: market steady; bccvcs. se.soa 80; Texas
siccrs. 2oI5i6; Western steers f6og
6.u0 Stockers and feeders. I3.s5 $3.50; cows
and hclfcrs S@.6cT5io: calves $500 $50.
lioss-Tio Receipts 700; market weak: light.
- SJmSlo: mixed S7&8Sl0: rough. s7s0R
100 good 10 choice heavy. s7.aoNs.l0: pigs.
sT.i01Se0: bulk OF sales S..s.N. Sheep
Receipts. l5.Gto market. weak; native. $3.50
4lo Western S..75 +6o yearlings. si70u
$50; Western. SaG 6.55.
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Seaboard Air Line Adj 5s............ as.
southern Pacific conr. Observation-Disclosures. 9s7s
southern Hallway 5s observation-disclosures. 1914
Southern Railway gen. Is ............... IL
u ). retundins IS, registered. ........... zoos;
u rounding Is. coupon. 1905
u = So registered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921
w. ;. IS coupon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1921
u. u.s. rrSistered............. 1l5,l
y $ IS coupon ...-............ ........... M5is
Union Pacific cv. Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. le5ii
United States Steel End Ss................ leiii
AlrEinia-Car, Chem. Observation-Disclosures. l0l
Wanash LIST and ext. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eiI
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SALES.
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. ......
1880 Analgamatcd Copper =.
lao Amer. Agri Chem. com.
AliiS. Chalmers ...........
1900 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
l.SJl American Can ............
!, io0 American Can. pfd.......
lN Amer. Car and Foundry
Amer. Car ana Foun.. pfd
go American Cotton OIL.
American Lirsoed Oil.
30 American Locomotive 80.
Amor. locomotive, pfd. =.
10 Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
1i,9ro American Smelling ......
American Sugar ....
800 Amer. Eel and Tel. Co..
- American Tobacco. com.
500 American Tobacco. rfd..
SEQ Anaconda Copper .......
5,lH AtchiSon Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Linen.
Atlantic G. /. of Conn.,.
loo Baltimore and Ohio......
l.Sn Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
l,G'N Central Leather. CON-.
$50 Canadian Pacific ......
4-sf'' 'fll'NsN i'Islltt siisN '''A'ps''.
i0 Chicago Great Western.
-, 40 Chi. Nil. and st. Paul..
sec Cruciblc Steel Cor. com.
20 crUCiblc Steel. pfd.......
1919 Chicago and Northwest.
$50 Colorado Fuel aud Iron.
leo Colorado and southern.
5.2,51 Consolidated Gas .....
100 Delaware and hudson.
~ Den. and Rio Gran. com.
20 Den. and Rio Gran, pfa..
~ Distillers' Sec. Cor.......
l.3c1 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
2l0 Erie. LIST nd. .............
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
zoo General Electric ........
1850 Great Northern. pfd......
5.6go Great Northern On ctfs
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Market strong on all kinds OF stock.
Now york JANUARY ls.-Bseves.-Rece,n,s

New York January la.-Beeves.-Receipts.
i.2ee hcad: feeling, steady. Calves-Roceip,s.
Western calves. SsGs.I5. sheep and lambs =
Receipts 36IS; common fair sheor. SSq
so. good TO prime lambs se.5o1675; cuils.
S.. Ioss-Reccipts. l,lco; medium to light,
S,.SG1NN
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iEpccia' 70 Tile Times Dispatch.
Roan9Ee. Va. January ia-FraDh Hubbard
c1!01cd sent TO the pcnitcntinty FOR
ono yenr from tic corpoTat!oa Court Ills
nGDrrins Tor huUscbrcnkins
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LocAL MAKkEr QUOTATIONS..
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
OF MARKET

CFurrished by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants Richmond, Va.)
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R1cnMoSp TOBACCO MARKEr.

Richmond, Va. January 10. 1871.
BriRhts-Unchangcd firm: light receipts
Dark FireG-Rcccipts liberal. market con
.riu-s firm AMI fairly active at prices
luotcd Sun-Cured- Marke, continues fairly
ictive at unchanged prices: receipts heavy
DARK STENfMINfi-NEW
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

politics California getting to be another Kansas Ne
braka is giving popusm trial At yesterday election
organic amended include the initiative referendum
That chose abandon the representative
system government with what of deliberate and thoughtful
and substitute aw-makng by rubber stamp in the voting
removal by similar oand of elected officials
who have the strength resist misguided public OPINION At the
Caifornans defeated suffrage which was the
only reasonable proposition put before them
This essay pure democracy rule by the voting mob was
something the founders of the republic did not dare undertake even
the highest class of AngoSaXons
fearing and patriotic They settled republican nstu
tons instead But when the population includes millions OF the
very dgs of Europe and their whepage among whom the most
politics and the largest incentive to bad government
find great practically the functions OF their adj
the judiciary the untender OF their
We all know houghess that There has not been
president Since Lincoln and inclusive of him. unless except
who would have been recalled time in his 9th
cal career the voting way Even the Supreme Court
could have safely under the of recall The whole plan or
which the fragrant beginnings ubverse of the form OF
government have and prophetic of tainted with popus which
has always broken down in the past.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
NO FANCY HIGHWAYS.

It may be that $4,000 or 100000 twice could
spent honestly FIVE miles of country road; but the question
taxpayers rural bouevards worthy of Central
plain sensible welbui stable highways reasonable
cost We take and they know from the
experiment and from the yard of laying
things had if the Loan Fund Com
itself ideas of public economy
muddy soil from $4,000 $4,000
mile and needed repairs for Suppose add $1,000
for Oahu won't good enough roads,
Kauai admirable and macadamzed of 500 cents
square yard necessary pay here for the kind
of work. if the road is bit than the Kauai kind?
These important questions may be that Engineer Gere
for $1,000 in building mile Of Oahu turn
pike including bridges could also honestly silver nails
building if the willing to the roof with
moherofpea integrity in question that of the Loan
Fund Commission their judgment what the requires
and what the taxpayers want or need fault They think
the people money spare for @ but they ought in view of
future necessities, to be undeceived
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
SMALL FARMING IN CUBA.

smal-farm and uCfarm has Cuba
from Washington correspondent Dr. Emilio
the Cuban agricultural department. is Cuba and he
given particulars which should be read with interest here What
he declares, diversified farming Under Spanish
the of the island given to improve
and tobacco the that Spain
crops yielded good The Spanish
the farmers themselves and made effort
improve their condition.
"Such thing truck farming hardly known Cuba until
There any kind of vegetable that be
grown Cuba the people have been sending New Orleans
their melons, tomatoes and other fruits and vegetables Dr.
LuaceS. '-:i
is the purpose of the government to teach the pupils at the SIX
fruits and vegetables and at the
time to experiment with breeding thoroughbred stock Until the
Cuba had thoroughbred cattle 1t the purpose
buy United States the best thoroughbred cattle horses hogs
sheep, and poultry to be found.
Cuban experiment with thoughtful interest
especially regard the of parasites and birds in fighting
pests We take it that the fight will be thoroughly made there where
the people the of the agricultural land
a voting majority.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
ANOTHER ISLAND ADDED.

The territory of the United States just little larger today than
the other day The United has annexed another island
lying off the California and while great and its
habtants human the acquisition has been considered worth
while.
The island was annexed by Commander w. A. Moett United
States and of the Eighteenth Lighthouse
ing his last inspection Commander Moett performed
requirements of taking possession of the little designated
the sailing charts Bishop Rock the
The Navy Department Immediately notified 20,
The island is small It's denizens of
lions 1t is close Corez bank about flo miles
1t south of the and west line which divides States
and Mexico but the Mexican government it,
@ -E<> - - ------ ~ GO. a.,
ought to be enough reach Tahiti from by wireless
especially via Tanning Island Whether pay ornot,
excepting Of shpwreck may be questioned %
The Italians who have gone ashore Tpo may that taxing
Turk is much like catching Tartar .. ~ .l"'. .
The trouble with torpedo boat be long range
enemy can sink before it gets enough its opedoes
going
Not Spanard lives who will the truth about the Maine
inquiry.
California won't give chance pure politics
but will let any unconvced criminal recall faithful official
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
LITTLE. INTERVIEWS

INSPECTOR GIBSON-All the SUI
pervising principals of schools retuTn-
ed to their districts feeling very cheer
full about the prospects for the future.
JIMMIE FITZGERALD think that
if can stick near Kaoo for twenty
miles or so, l will be able to beat
him over the full marathon distance.
MARSTON CAMPBELL-The work
that the Industrial School boys are
doing on their new building will do
them lot of good in the way of pTac-
teal training.
J.W. PRATT-It is crime to bring
people to Hawaii to take up small
farming, Kelsey is right. He might
have named a great many more in,
stances of failure of the small agricul.
turist to make good than he did. I'm
til we have some effective organiza-
ton such as the sugar men have, for
fighting pests, and until transportation
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
WALT MASON.

facilities are a great deal better, small
farming in Hawaii cannot succeed.
JUDGE HUMPHREYS defended
one of the Greek boys at the Grill,
yesterday, who was charged with pad
ding the Punchbowl census. The boy
who goes here by the name of John
Mitchell, is really named Anastagoras
Ponopolikivilis, and his father, who
was formerly the Mayor of Athens, has
been for many years the leading law
yer of that city.
GEO. A. DAVIS-The words of Cow
ernor Johnson, used in speech at
Los Angeles, are applicable to Hawaii.
He said; There are two kinds of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in secret,
the springs of which no man knows;
and government in the open, govern
ment that takes into it's confidence ali
Of the people, of all of the states all
of the time"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
fine Sob Printing. star ONCE.
PANAMA TO HAVE LARGEST
DOCKS IN THE WORLI

DOCKS IN THE WORLD
In contemplating the great en-
cheering problem being solved in the
construction of the Panama Canal, the
people of the United States have al,
most forgotten that the plans for the
big ditch also provide for the largest
and most completely equipped harbor
and dock system in the world, to be
located at the Pacific end of the canal.
a strip Of land along the waterfront
two miles in length has been reserved
for the docks, and while but q, two
thirds of this will be Immediately inn
proved, the improvements thus pro
vided for embrace construction work
that will give the turning basin alone
an area OF 271 acres. There will be
a series OF piers on either side of the
canal entrance, each of which will be
1000 feet long. The width of the
canal between the pier ends will be
5000 feet. A page illustration in the
October number of Popular Mechanics
Magazine gives ai.clear idea of the
dock and harbor facilities.
I The piers viii be 1000 feet long and
the slips between them will be 300
feet wide. The length of the piers
permit the docking at any one of them
of two vessels 400 feet long or three
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
''Under The Coconut Tree"
BY H. M. Ayres.

The needless auto driver is gaining
a good deal of motoriety these days.
o o o
The seven jackasses which recent
Iy arrived from Kona consigned to
Jack Atkinson were Jennies.
o @ o
The fact that Doctor Carter is i'll
gives Hawaii the Blues.
o o o
1t isn't imperative that a clergyman
reserve his wit for the banquet table.
A little from the pulpit once in a
while could be condoned
o o @
The giraffe is in way the highest
form of animal life.
o . o
The lady who always wears her dia-
monds to church probably reads SER
mons in stones.
The authorities evidently intend to
make the cotton boil worm turn.
O o @ b
An anti-rabbit campaign is being
planned. Hare, hare!
... .s,. @ o o
The morning paper states that DIR.
Currie sees a ray of hope" Probably
an X-ray..s .. .-,.
@ o o
If all the local live wires" were
grouped together what a shocking ex-
hibition they would make! a .a'
o O o
The real reason for the election of
The Star newsboy from the supreme
court yesterday was that on the boys
appearance there was such a rush
from bench and bar to secure paper
that the business of the court had
to be temporarily suspended.
q = =
Over the Tea Cups:
Mr.. and Mrs. Watanabe Sagata have
gone to Kahuku No. camp for the
weekend.
Members of the Sons of the Ancient
Honorable and Redolent Order of Ha-
waiian Bone Pickers were entertained
by the Mayor last Saturday evening
Baked poi dog a la Samoa Jack was
the piece de resistance of most de.
lectable spread ~" D. ~ -
% Sd'iis7oFs'r 10
Miss Pauline neutrality-suspicious.
honihonimakai is convalescing at her
home from a recent accident. A few
days ago Miss K, whHe at luau
given in. one of the nicer parts Of
Kakaako, had the misfortune to swal.
low live crab which nipped one Of
her tonsils on its way down and re-
fused to leave go till forced to do So
by flushing the poor victims throat
with gin. Luckily the crab bolted out
of Miss KS mouth instead of extend
ing its explorations, a course which
would certainly have subjected the
sufferer to more embarrassment and
inconvenience, The shock so upset
the young lady that she was COMPEL
ed to leave the scene of the festivities.
Next morning she complained of head
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

much that doesn't count! We load with
useless mof Latin Greek and the dead
used to speak We learn to draw a little Bit and
FOOL then old Euclds stuff we hit, We learn string of
KNOWLEDGE useless daeswch learning nearly buss pates
And when from school take way, in this
put up hay can't apply the things we've learned and
little works purnd The hopeful kids send school
will study ironcad rule may be built wang Tyre
stoke engines fire. has Causo gift sing and
ring Whae the talent the mind they all
same old grind dog-eared volumes
things they should forget
Copyright Harrnew WALT MASON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-11

vessels 300 feet long on either side or
both sides at once The width of the
slips between the piers will permit a
vessel to lie in the slip with steam
barges on either side for the trans
shipment of freight.