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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14

in
yesterday little traffic plka at
Queen had
been boosted back the rails from which had cave when two other
together Driving of rigs delivery
young ftted ked his hOs head
I5 Oh Guy D T, eg over i d s' @ z. h.
halfcenuy Pacific lived know
sometimes things done hurry take longer accomplish.
any everyone everything sight,
ing Tuning deveyman Finally they bystane
buggy Dad and all and untangled the wheels
municipalities Hawaii,
Secretary upon many advertising Hawaii
his of having cities like York. Philadelphia
he deliberately "wk his friends
ellis and boards of aldermen the mainland bringing Hawaii before their
constituencies and spending good do it. This the it is worked
Secretary Wood is building up one of the finest libraries of city directories
library
mu When tourist to and registers at the Young the MOan
Pleasanton curiosity
makes the directory library
generally finds the the if he Smith halls New
York where there thousands Of that clan
city diplomatic
of which r Wood is master The request usual thing is referred to
h Pacific Tb Letter scanned NV the who SEQ icnro
properties
threshed there opposition sometimes directory
Then if the council the appropriation be advertised
the daily times recent letter and clipping from the
City Carl Thompson the made writes that
city Milwaukee, mailing
of the wg directory and beg of the Hawaii Promotion Committee
accept with the compliments of the council of the city, The
appropriation
mttee has been
And by directory library WORTH intrnsaly
but value a business standpoint, S many that
Getting right down to brass taek isn't this Territory sailing al
together its public and All land
the assumption that there people willing up
public living develop country,
families citizens wealth
But looking the situation without prejudice
of sheming spending
to sort of political phanamf Ism it about the truth that the
homeeade is of subject for the political
thing help the country
have heard for the
the land that offered him. the that offered
that the He land all right
where it, when it and it,
Accordingly, amended legislature
prOpr survey money plantations pulled
willing to glance it.
do everything but break the ground The homee is be
remain the his
think dugout
the
given him by his right hook this euddng
except with mpatienee
know this heesy, isn't there something in itf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14
Small Talks

JAMES DoueHERTYThe NanktPOo the Mkado
slight"
JOHN DREwThe report that the heneOOPs the
made Of steel probably exaggerated
Of changes municipal
that will deprive Of my private secretary
SPEAKER HoIsTEnI any
house and the who tries it win get a
JOHN NoBIRThere isn't bin passes
through hands and I'm kept the jump all the time.
HANAWAHI KRUeERThe live 1 am
person who rides in glass automobiles should tiG
JOHNNY WIsEThey senate Those
guys the house take notice time
T. A. MoTTsAlITLThe glory itself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14
Redrafting ordInance.

Now, however, although it is to be
again offered and while the board is
ready to pass it, it is being redrafted
in form more suited to the super
yisors. The original draft is still con
sidered to be too bulky and as the SUI
perintendent of public works, the city
engineer, the building Inspector and
several others, have admitted that there
are parts to it that might be cut out
without impairing the value of the
measure, their advice is being taken.
Professor Young of the College of
Hawaii and A. r. Gurrey ST., secretary
Of the fire underwriters, have been en-
gagged by the board to do the extra
work and are now preparing it.
The sum of $500 has been inserted il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14
QUICK RESULTS.

An ordinary attack of diarrhoea may
be cured by a single dose of Chambers
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Only in the most severe cases
is second or third dose required. Try
it, For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co.. Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14
MARS AsT0NISHEs
OSAKA JAPANESE

OSAKA, March lS.--1t is estimated
that over 100000 Japanese witnessed
the flights of 'sBud" Mars and Cap
tain Baldwin in aeroplanes here yester-
day. It was the first time that most
of the spectators ever saw a flying ma
chine. The flights were successful.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14

Captain Baldwin and Mars proceeded
direct to Manila after leaving Homo
lulu, sailing from this port on January
s. In the Philippines a number of ex-
hibition flights were made. The avia-
tors propose a tour of Japan and China
before returning home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14
WHAT'S m A NAME.

Way the West
considered
viOus failure strictly propees
often resulted failure symptoms
followed verdict
famous Instrument about to be immortad being publicly O
the Fonrth protected all mankind
suit of happiness the right change ones without specification
of the leading thereunto the things
punishment melted with this
If civilized Hawaii safely question
boy which will
travelling under alias fugitive
For friends might
to initiate admit certify soemny register public
office the fact that under certain
family Tho Caucasian denies this
My husband when he anything
He as the pOsseso of fountain check
Some two months he worked the triple combination to
four dollars due him. He had previously
not always weekly of sometimes before
he would forget his his book had to wait until the
Our boy understands enough English
and naturally somewhat surprised particular
check not made out right and should read ia Tuumi
stead OF "YamamctO'' the quite
PLANTATION woudpt while around,
later
before 0 name
This is not fairy tale
child In her family and she has brothers.
son. he leaves his family
The fact daily registered oe family
from Hawaii that country and the proper
My boy Notwithstanding his brief experience Benedict
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-14
SIDELIGHTS
zee PRopnR wAY no DO Bus1NEss

Chinese partnerships
dered sold Perhaps the Celestial
the visions of the distant
when Ida NJ Tarbe lincoln Sefens would flourish the
he issuing unlawful established
cOpartnerhp plan the by which business should
admonion still heakened
you
appears partnership every
believe the of the Territory something
made of these things but if attention them
ton The
ings the
laundryman Chinese curiosity
and get him talking If handle the thing right he will uburden HIMSELF
the extent the original
book thin redned with blue material
the which know The writing
both sides prohibited
phtaseoOgy
the lawyers missing The which though
cip of Blackstone assisted concluding which
of mouth is not and be forgotten write.
Shares mortgaged the
Der
of
counts of profits and losses provided
the button board put to the books balanced.
Many the China
the few lawsuits brought
comparatively that
clear of the legal tribe.
earning capacity
Chinaman laborer
back his with
in year to how business getting along
The of the plantation dOesnt 0
the of single Where it from
the mysteries You viii explanations
plain.
concluding operations of
informant claimed
white taking the the method
ton bookeepe
Der under should desirable other manifest
advantages if right
Japanese partnerships Korean
oental monopoly game
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Discussion Of the question whethe,
Il IL ever justlfiable 20 put 20 death
a person ineurably III. who begs fol
death as q relief from agony, ia nov
widespread because OF a recent oc
currence N Florida. The sorry /,
this:
I'm a Shaker community, situated
nineteen miles from jacksonville. 4
woman member. who was seventy.
two years old and IN an advanced
stge Of tuberculosis. had been suffer.
Ing continuously since the goth OF
August agonislng pain. She plead.
Cd continuously with her two attend.
ants TO relieve her agony by ending
her life. They did what they
,oald 20 relieve her suffering. but
for some time refused 10 comply
With her steadily urged request
They gsye her opiatcs TO dcaden the
rain, but finally she could not retain
these. And then they decided that
u would be a real mercy 10 ohoio-
form. which they did"
While an arrest has been made
and the charge OF murder entered
no ono really thinks that such a
charge can be sustained. The action
Was taken IN pity for a sorely afiict-
cd member Of the community. At
the same time. there IL no way in
which u can be Justified. What
the authorities will do Is problematie
Dispatches state that Sister Eliza
beth and Brother Gillette. who are
accused. have been released on ball
and have returned quietly 20 the
Shaker colony. They have always
been exemplary IN their lives and
possess the love and respect Of an
their associates. Sister Elizabeth
10 sevenfy.four years old. while
40 one will desire 70 see these gentle
old people punished the authorities
DO not wish 70 seem 10 allow pre-
cedent 10 be sei, and they are said
70 be sorely puzzled. The law for
bids such an act In the most explicit
terms. nor IL there any justification
for i to be found In the SCRIPTURES.
Norfolk Ledger. Dispatch.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
|0h IND OFF THE TRAINS

Mr.. L. Herbin returned this morn
ling to his home at Greensboro.
Mr.. ISonnie Satterwhite returned
this morning to his home at Green's
boro.
Mr.. irwin Yates returned this morn
ling to his home at Kittrell. He has
been In the city visiting his parents
on McMannen street.
Mr.. d. W. Switzerland left this
morning for Chapel Hill, where he
will spend the day in the interest OF
the Markham Taylor Company
Mr.. L. G. cole left this morning for
Morrisyille.
MIR. j. u. Bowling left this morning
for Mebane, where he is buying to-
bacco.
Mr.. Junius Smith left this morning
for Raleigh.
DR.. s. ID. Mcpherson returned this
forming from Haw River, where he
spent Sunday with relatives.
Rev william III. Hudson, a Baptist
minister OF aScottsburg, arrived in the
city this morning and will spend sew
eral days with Mrs. J T.. Bowling. He
will attend the Baptist association at
Berea.
Mr.. Elem Lyon LEFT this morning for
Burlington.
Mr.. j. w. Umstead. OF Bahama ar
rived in the city this morning to spend
the day.
MAR W. A. Guthrie left this morn
ing for Wilmington, where he will
spend few days on legal business.
Mr. w. r. Farthing returned this
morning TO his home at Raleigh, after
spending Sunday II the city with
relatives.
Mr.. W. L. Wall left this morning
for Hiilsboro.
Mr.. b. w. Hobgood left this mora
ing for Greensboro.
Mr.. Philip Hutchins left this morn
ing for Washington. where he will
attend school,
Mr.. Victor Mott left this morning
for Charlotte.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

r.
lent bath towels. Cut them the size
desired. hem all around, and you will
md them as seryicable as a regular
Turkish towel
Watery cnstard is caused by cook
Ing In an oven that Is too hot. Set
the c,fstard III pan Of hot water All
see that the water does not boil dus-
ing the baking
When you are cleaning your sewing
machine and cannot reach parts OF II
with q cloth, try using bicycle pump.
The suction Of the pump will drive
away the dust and threads. Use tia
pump first. then wipe the more ac-
ccssible parts with d dry cloth and
end with a thorough oillng.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
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sweet O,neIes

Break four eggs Ia bowl, add two
ieaspoonfuls OF powdered sugar and
a tiny pinch OF salt and beat Just
enough 10 mix well together. Into
= very hot frying pan drop one tea
spoonful Of butter. shake until Il Il
evenly distributed over the bottom OF
the pan and pour IN the eggs. Shake
and stir with a flexible knife until
the mixture begins 10 set. then loosen
the edges and shake 30 that Il will
not stick TO the pan. While stlll
soft In the center spead quickly
over 4 one spoonful Of Jelly, Jam,
crushed and swectcned fruit or any
filling you wish. roll II over and turn
out on a hot platter. Dust with a
little powdered sugar and score with
. hot poker. Put the remainder of
the flling round the omelet and send
Al once 10 the table.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
VANILLA sOITrPLE.

Melt an ounce OF butter in stew
pan; stir In q tablespoonful OF flour
and half pint OF milk. Boil until a
thick paste. Is formed. Take OF the
stove and let cook little. Stir In an
ounce OF graduated sugar and tea
spoonful OF vanilla flavoring. Then
beat In the yolks Of three eggs at a
time. Whip the whites OF four eggs
70 . stiff froth and fold then in lightly
and quickly. Pour the mixture into a
butter mould which should be about
two-thirds filled, cover with the top or
with buttered paper and steam for
half an hour. When done turn out
upon a hot dish. garnish with circle
OF Jam and serve very hot.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Free
Blood Poison
Cure

Many People Have blood Poison and
DON'T Nnow Ia. Remedy Also Cures
EcScma, rheumatism, Cafarrh which
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for twenty-five years botanic Blood
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" thousands Of sufferers from Primary
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" you have aches and pains in Bones
Back or Joints, Mucous Patches m.
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the body, Hair or Eyebrows falling out
lte"ing water blisters or open hu-
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blood pure and rich. completely chang.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Blue poplin with trimming Of check.
ed silk In blue and white was used
for this model. A wide tuck near the
armscye, gives breadth to the figure:
and the pattern provides for long and
short sleeves Wash fabrics. cloth
SILK or velvet may be used for this
model The pattern Is cut In 4 sizes:
s. 8. 10 and ~ years. II requires q
~ yards Of 27-inch material for the
g. year size A pattern OF this Illus.
t-ation mailed to any address on re-
ceipt OF ioc. in silver or stamps.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Mn.icrn Metl,o.I.

MY books are 10 very bad snaps.
said the high financier.
Shall send for an expert &C.
countant9"
NO. Send for an allenlst. -
Washington Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Knicker-what Influenced your son
In his choice OF a college?
Bocker-He picked the one whose
yell was best suited to his voice
New York sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
On His Mar

~Binks has risen III the world"
-Yes. hear that he is working ii
the subway now instead Of in a Goa
mine. Brooklyn Life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Magazine Editor-f really cant see
anything In this manuscript Of yours.
Young Authorship. WHY not print
10 Your readers may havs more Ia.
telllgence -Boeton Transcript.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
orn rsps AM
nol.sinnoInenI

II after washing a chamoIs ih9fe
seem 10 be harsh places. rub them
steadily but gently through the
hands and soon they Will quite dIsap-
pear.
Discarded bedspreads make excel
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
WALKING ALONE

These are the days OF those who wall
alone,
sweet. silent ways that lead toward
twilight skies.
Bees softly winsing where Low
wind signs
Through the hills hollow cool and
cloyer-bIown.
These are the days that cali one back
again
TO old forgotten things in faded
years.
swift on a moment OF remembered
tears
They stand from out the dust where
they have lain.
These are the days LIES simpl vt
secret bless.
Keen homely scents, borne by each
haunted wind
Here IN the silence one may ever
find
That last strange peace whose name
Is loneliness.
Thomas s. Jones. Jr.. In Scribners.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Would Bear Watching.

Waiter Ito proprietary Keep
your eye on that party, sir. He says
the wines perfect; he's found no
fault with the food. and he's Just
praised his cigar. | sure he's going
to do a bolt.-London Opinion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
How Could sbeg

Mrs. culchav Did you see any OF
the old masters while you we're
abroad
Mrs. Newrich Mercy, no, They
are all dead. Boston Transcript.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Read the Want Ads and see n
your name appears as a candidate for
:wc free tickets OF admission 70 the
dlsonia theater.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

y, Pc land and real estate in dinef.
-. parts OF the county advertised
~, aale for taxes was auctloned AT
NJ court house this morning. There
~ y, only few bidders. the sale be.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
THE vALuE OF HERBS.


healthy. After eating. sleeping,
breathing and exercising properly.
and drinking plenty OF pure cool
water between meals there may vet
arise some slight indisposition. Such
Ills. as rule, respond readily to
treatment which our grandmothers
We're always ready TO administer.
We might well steudy the value OF
herb teas for The good Of our health
and complexion Just as they did.
Teas may be made from those old
fashioned herbs now which our
grandmothers used 50 generally
Lime leaf tea makes one sieep. for
u Gains the nerves, and should be
taken after dinner instead of coffee:
mint tea or camomile. helps the d.
gestion. Blackberry leaves, steeped
In hot water will cure a sore throat
A mixture OF herbs. prepared by a
real herbalist, purifies the blood and
gives clear skin and bright eyes.
In fact. many OF the minor ills
'-~-1 which one suffers could be
cured with the most simple and
natural remedies culIed from the
fields and hedgerows.
LINEN TRUNK SETS.
Pretty gifts that are easily made
and are good for porch fancy work
are the linen trunk sets. They may
be made OF any colored linen-linen
IN any color which ! sa fayorlte OF
the person for whom the gift Is de-
signed. II IN usually best 10 make
them Of the natural linen and let TIE
satin ribbon binding bring out the
color. They are for the bottom and
top OF each tray. hat box and small
trays. and include the bag for rub
Der. bathing OUTFIT, soiled clothes bag
and toilet case.
They are all bound with satin rib
bon and have satin ribbon ties. and
are embroidered 20 match with the
Initials either In the center of each |
piece or at the corner. They arel
sry handy and save taking the usual |
number Of towels for the same
purpose.
Many also add the tray saehet
pads II a more elaborate gift is del
sired. The steamer pillows are an
oihcr fasorite gift this year and they
are covered with brown or yellow
denim embroidered with a Iareel
heraldic design in the centers With
he initials AZ one corner. They are
ut and shaped 10 nj the steamer
hairs and have soft tics OF the same
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Read the Want Ads" and see II
your name appears as a candidate for
two free tickets Of admission TO the
.dIsonia thsztss
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Salmon salad


Open the can 81 salmon several
hours before Il Ii TO be used. turn
out the hah. FREQ Il from skin and
bone. drain OF all the liquor and
break the hsh into large flakes.
Marinate with dressing and set
aside in cool place Have ready q
well chilled soup plate. Drop Into II
the yoik Of an egg carefully freed
from the white. add q pinch Of salt
and a dash Of cayenne aud stir with
a silver fork until well mixed. Add
olive oil drop by drop. being careful
70 stir In the same direction. until
the mixture II very thick. Add 4 few
drops OF vinegar or lemon juice. then
more oil and continue adding oil aud
acid until a cupful Of oil has been
used. Both the lemons and vinegar
vary 10 IN strength that no precise
quantity. can be given. although this
amount Of oil will usually require
one tablespoonful Of vinegar OF two
Of lemon juice. when the dressing
II smooth and all the oil has been
Incorporated. set away AZ once In q
|coid Isice. Just before serving ar.
range on q platter a bed Of washed
and drained lettuce. on II place the
prepared fIsh. rarnInh with part Of
the dressing and serve the remainder
with the salad.
q q q
0uR FsDs AND tOLLIEs.
No man or woman IL 20 strong A.
10 be wholly free from weakness. ~
a man occupies an humble sphere in
life he usually Il fortunate enough to
keep his fsds and foilles from be-
coming known beyond bis own circle
Of friends ~ on the other hand.
be has attained sufficient distinction
In the world 10 be called famous, :"
he must reconcile himself 10 seeing
the public in possession OF all knowi-
edge that has 10 do With bis personal
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
President Taft Is
In Nebraska Today

Omaha. Neb.. Oct 2.-Despito
threatening weather, a big crowd
turned out 10 greet President Taft
on the third week OF his trip. A long
automombile ride through the city
and a speech TO the Omaha high
school students constituted his pro-
gram here. The next stop for the
president today was Lincoln, where
he was greeted by William Jennings
Bryan. He had luncheon there. He
was scheduled to make half dozen
rear platform speeches through
Nebraska during the day.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

The City Of Raleigh
iuesA the honor OF the presence Of
Editor Durham sun
q, the ceremonies attending
The Dedication
OF
The Raleigh Auditorium
Tuesday evening. October seventeenth
nineteen hundred and eleven
eIsht-thIrty o'clock
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-11-22
FOURTH FLOOR is FLY LINE
Above This the Household Pests Sci.
dom Ascend, Says the Real
Estate Man.

zone thing about a fat that summer
tenants viii never take an agents
world for is the fly line" said the real
estate man. They want to find that
out for themselves and resort to
various subtle schemes. One woman
to whom showed fat Tuesday came
back on Wednesday to look at it again
and Confronted me in triumph when
she found several flies roosting on the
window sill
1 felt that you were mistaken when
you told me yesterday that this apart
ment was above the fly line she said
so | rubbed a chocolate cream on the
sill anl came back on purpose to see il
the hies had travelled this high up.
"Of course they had With choco-
late cream for a magnet a fiy would
climb to the top of a metropolitan
tower, but ordinarily it Is safe TO say
that in neighborhoods where both
street and houses are Kept clean there
is nc fly line because there are nc
flies. while in blocks where the street
is dirty and the houses clean the
fourth floor is supposed to be shoa,
as high as a ay cares to ascend. -
New York sun