The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-04

u MAMMA VIII IloD""lt ll''"'
II later "A filtration system Tor us
water supply, in addition to cleaiihi
ne watershed OF all huill'" "'''''.
non.
Ano'her disease oi lhe r'l'p'"o p.'
pie about which aduitiohai lhl"i"''
ton has been secured is lhat que 10 .
intestinal rarasI'eS' III, N'.'e,'S' VIZ
mas made spe''oi S,uuS VI ''''
ject, has round people Ill ce' I"'" W.
caities severely a"e'Ieu o\ ''.' ~
ease, AT la\'aE' OH eNa''''''''''o''
looo people '''' e cent "0'o 49, "a
to re atIu'leu win L''"S'''' anu
per cent nou hooN"o''nS'
The acIlhS ulrec'or states '"''
ditions with respect 10 'neo''al p'" ,',
tce among the poorer classes are SUN
unsatisfactory. mere are e's"' "''
nicipal physicians III MANI" y" Nv
DER gratultous service pu' III
cases it is Impossible TO overcome '"'
effects Of superSuuoh' Inc + '''l'''o'
blieye in vaccination ouV DIS '"e' %'
fatalists, they OFTEN I'Ne man -
their better Judgment No''"
as hazardous.
1t is noted that the tiendas are gen
orally in better sanitary. cohuluou
than in previous years. One curious
feature of the work of the bureau Is
brought out by the statement tha'
there are probably $4,000 boat dwell
ers in Manila, who constitute a class
by themselves. A good word is sPoN
en- for the Filipino nurses tralil'hE
school, there being iO7 nurses III the
courses at the present time
During the period covered by the re-
port, 1919 deaths have occurred III
Manila or 1922 per one lnoUS'i."
population VI the uea'"s ., -
without neulcal "UVell''on' ~
been total OF SlNV plrOnS u''' nus Wv
same time, ia DlrIhS pe'ne 'ilioi7 ''-N
American populaIioh anu 90 ''i'0'7
the spanish MalnuDIlViou 10 'i'o
assigned tor the hIsh infant 'i'o' '''''''
among the tllll'lhos'
Promoting sorghum CU,'u'e
ConslderaOle interest 10 Oe'ii7
at the present IIihe po'" Vi. 'ii0 P''i
OF Fllplho anu amer io'" P''''''o
the grain sorghuilEls' Vi many o''''
Narletles Oh oaUau' Vi 'o' e"U'!''
oeeh grown III Oue l''''''"''
the Nlsayah' Dut llo' purely 90
man 1000 "lInln 'le past IL"
American planters III 'ie
States nave aWakeheu 10 'iie vast In
portance OF inns crop 'o'ei ms % "
does three uisl'hcU pnaseS % "7' wv
tural possiOliCles' r'iieiS' Vel 9"'
gram green louuei anu
Departed Debtor.
/ c. A. Styles, formerly and Tor many
years known to many people IN TINS
city, as c. A. Smith, departed on ac-
crued leave OF absence on the spanish
mail steamer Alicante TUESDAY Oc''
3, to return to the united states VIA
Europe. 1t has been known lor some
time past that Mr., Stiles mas Deeh III
financial difficulties. MI SJlles WILL
in all probability not return TO manila
He has been chief clerk OF the bureau
of auSits for several years.
Auditor Phipps stated that Stlles
had given notice some thirty DAYS
ago of his intention OF taking auVaht-
age of his accrued leave ana that III
accordance with the custom OF the
Government in such cases. he haa
/ been oDllged 10 square all HIS "c-
counts with the Government before
that leave was granted. Ihls SUES
had done. Before leaving ana TO
satisfy some OF MS more clamorou9
creditors STILES hau hleu VIII the
Governor General hsI Oh the
amounts due to persons mere "hich
totaled up $2S'oOo'
An Underground RIVER
Secretary l. b. ElllolI mas reIuIhed