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man Nt. e. $1,000.
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q. 60. $500.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
THE WAR CLOUD IN THE EAST

who fear that Russia has determined annex northern Chn
the privilege of dongso has been coded by Japan IN return
her suspected plans of encroace upon
China SOUTH will read She latest with forebodng The
other day gave notice that she would make military demon
raon on the frontier Now it reported from St Peters
burg that she is preparing army Chinese Turkestan and
will reoccupy the territory north of the Kashmr river Will the next
be the natural attitude of resistance on the part OF emma
by declaring war! a
What part would England be likely play in such programme
Chinese Tu the borders of India just north of the province
Kamr and Russian occupancy without the mepositon OF
prove of serious Downing streets
Will now her extremity undertake make alliance with
Great Britain she tried do long with the United States
if Russia has understanding with Japan what would be-
come of the Anglo-J apanese pact?
Things moving the Far East As sphere of unrest that
becoming what the Balkan States before and after the
Fooled in the direction of Korea Russia appar-
resmng her old policy towards Btan Indian and does
with the apparent connvnc of Brtan Oriental ally which wants
free that will help her her
debt All this if interpret Alright trouble in wide
edand such trouble bring about the participation of half
civilized people who might make horrible in the middle
ages
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
THE PORTUGUESE CRISIS.

The security the Portuguese republic is menaced by the
question of appointment 1t is comparatively thing to find
element of political dscord such army has
often BEEN Whatever Pretoran guard might do the gaeys
thought be of safety the government they served
of mquesoned reliability For were loyal class
if sometimes munous ships companies But change has been
brought about within the twenty-five years initiated be itrad
by of Portuguese blood The first of naval revolt in
insthe harbo Rio when Da
De MeO commanding squadron headed by the batep qudaban
revoed against the Since then the Greek navy has been
ebeous and of Russias Black Sea fleet raised the red
flag and engaged the forts and loyal ships Odessa The navy of
Portugal joined with the republicans overthrow King Manuel and
threatens the because will assign officer
prescribed by former Premier Franco his old command
This crisis which President Baga and his have long
been trying off, will show whether the bonds of repub
can authority in Portugal real merely ropes sand There
be compromise between and its armed stipend
a; for in such matters the authority that hesiates If
there have been different result i'll Brazil it because tic
navy quickly gave the government chance surrendered
prestige and work dreadful rebuon the leaders of the
The situation Lisbon calls for ness forude and popular
of the republic If these qualities present may be we'll
If not, Portugal has indeed fallen evil times
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
THE COUNTY TAX PLAN.

The men who pay bulk of the we'll the voting major
itv should compromise bit the plan grant the counties the
power of assessment making the tax rate and OF collecting taxes
hitherto enjoyed by the Territory
The absolute and unqualified right do these things might get
some of bad sna hence the wisdom OF limiting 1t
in a way to insure the following safeguards:
First maximum tax rate of one per similar to the limit
imposed ON California counties.
Second the maintenance of schools be fixed charge
Third an obligation aside sufficient for interest and
sinking funds on bonds.
By making the law proposed by Far mandatory these
pon the desired for the counties could be secured and the
public funds shielded wastefu hand Of course condition
this would also impose the responsible classes OF the community
larger obligation than they have hitherto felt to good county
tickets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

by Hotel street gate. and take up posi-.
ton under. and mauka. Of banyan tree.
punahou Riders Enter by Hotel
street entrance. and occupy position
on lawn between banyan tree and Ar.
chives building.
Red Men and other Mounted Sec
tions-Enter by Hotel street gate and
occupy position on Waikiki side Ar
chiyes building, and mauka.Waikil1l
corner Of grounds
Horse-drawn Floats - All horse
floats will approach the Capitol
grounds by way of Beretania street,
entering this street at Alakea and EN-
ma. In front of Central Union Church
they will halt to be photographed
They will then be directed by aides to
their positions corresponding with
their numbers. Positions for floats will
be marked on curbs on Hotel; on Der.
etania street from Miller to Punch.
bowl; on Punchbowl street between
Beretania and Hotel; and Hotel street
between Punchbowl and Miller
Floats will all front towards Hotel
street entrance to the Capitol grounds
except those stationed on Beretania
street, which will front towards Punch
bowl Their order of march will be
consecutively in accordance with their
numbers.
Decorated Automobiles and Floats
Enter by Hotel street entrance. Halt
at edge of circle to be photographed
Proceed in accordance with number tC
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

JOHN SMITH-Better abolish your
Tahuna laws, if the white people are
going to run after every mind reader
who comes by. Why not let the ma
tlYes consult their occult worthless,
too?
c. HOPKINS, JR.-I have a friend
named Winkleback, who is raising
mushrooms out at Kaimuh He has
contracted to build six cottages in one
week. Three are now in course OF con
struction.
WILL ]. COOPER, assistant secre-
|tary of Promotion-The Floral Par
ade this year is going to be two or
three times as big an affair as the
best previous one.
JOHN EFFINGER- Carnival
spirit is the thing. The more shows
and celebrations We have the better.
Honolulu is going to be full of people
looking for entertainment
WALTER F. DRAKE-You might
mention that the time expires on
March l for the rendering of all Fed
eral Corporation Income Tax Returns.
Returns filed after that date will be
subject to a penalty of fifty per cent.
E. w. CONGDON-I can promise HE
theatergoers that the programs at the
Bijou during my management will be
as good as they ever were The pres
ent bill is no index to what ! intend
to put on as soon as the talent is
available.
E. B. BLANCHARD-T think that
| The Star should run column of
school athletics each week. | am sure
the idea would be taken up enthusiast
tically by the members of the athletic
teams, who would be only too pleased
to assist by giving out the dope.
JOHNNY MARTTN-The pictures in
the Advertiser this morning of the
Honolulu Elks were all good but the
one of President Taft was out of sight
l believe if he could see it he would
never touch the button, but he might
reach for a club bod bling it all, any.
way
STENOGRAPHER MCMAHON
Some people think that they are Of So
great Importance in the universe that
they are above being joked. We are
only here for a little while, anyway
We do not know where we came from
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
COMMUNICATIONS.
In the Senate.

Treasurer d. L. Conkling-Acknowl.
lodges request for list of employees, re-
ferring the Senate to his report for the
desired information.
R. A Kearns, secretary Board of
immigration Supplies list of officers
and employees of that body according
to request
edges request for list of employees, re-
Conveyances. Refers Senate to re-
port Of Treasurer for list of employees
of bureau.
President Gilmore Invites Senate
to visit College of Hawaii and inspect
it's work and equipmd mt,
Marston Campbell, president Board
of Agriculture and Forestry Supplies
list of officers and employees.
Marston Campbell. Supplies list Of
officers and employees of Public
Works, Land, Survey Water Works
and Sewer.
Alexander Lindsay, Jr,, Attorney
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
.LINE OF MARCH
tContinued from Page onel

rine Corps and pathway in front Of
bungalow; and rest.
Kamehameha School Cadets Enter
by Hotel street en6ahce: column
right on to path in front of Bungalow;
and rest
Boy Scouts-Enter by Hotel street
entrance; occupy position on lawn be-
tween Bungalow pathway and Rich
ards street driveway.
Schools-All enter by Likelike street
gate. All school sections except that
of Royal School will occupy position
on lawn just inside entrance on makai
side. These schools are expected to
be i'm position not later than $3.50 a. m.
The Royal School section is expected
to reach the Likelike street entrance
at 9:45 sharp, and will maintain for
nation The Industrial School Band
will Immediately fall in at head of col
umn, which will then continue through
Capitol grounds and out the King
street entrance, the other school sec.
tions falling in, and taking up march
after the Royal School column.
Boys Industrial School Band - En-.
ter by Likelike street entrance and
occupy position on lawn in front of
Archives building. %
Princess and Pau Section - Enter
Il l..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

position indicated by corresponding
number along driveway. Aides will
be on hand to direct cars 10 their prop
err sectlonsJ
Bicycle Section-Enter by Hotel
street entrance. Halt at edge of circle
to be photographed Find position &C.
cording to number on driveway near
front of Archives building.
Decorated Enter by Rich
ards street entrance. Take position
just inside entrance according to mum.
ber
The Marine Corps Band will accom-.
pany Marine Corps and find position in
same section of grounds
The Hawaiian Band will take a posi-.
ton in band-stand of Capitol grounds
at a. m, and play at intervals during
assembly until parade is in motion
then take place on reviewing stand at
King and Richards streets, to play
while parade is passing; then take
place in tally-ho waiting on Richards
street and drive direct to Alexander
Field, to play during final review.
The st. Louis College Band will en-
ter by Richards street entrance. Find
position on same driveway near edge
of circle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
BILLS ADVANCED.
In the Senate.

Education. s. C. R., to petition
Congress to appropriate one-third Of
customs receipts in Territory for Ter
ritorial schools. To Education com
mittee.
Wharf at Napoopoo. S. B. No. 7. To
Public Lands committee.
County Act amendment S. b. No. 8.
To select committee of all Hawaii
members.
Same S. B. Nos. 16 and II. To Ways
and Means committee.
Wills. S. B. No. 5. To Judiciary Com
mittee.
Fire limits. S. B. No. IA. To Jul
dietary committee. I'D.
Notice to subsequent purchasers S
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20


Molokai, the whole aggregatlng $685.
200.
Refund TOwse To appropriate
500 to refund Jennie X. Mclean for
overpayment In purchase price OF
lots 10 and II, Nuuanu Valley.
Wharf at Kalihwai, Kauai. Shell.
don. To appropriate $4,000
HOmesteads for persons cured OF
leprosy. Cooke 20 request the Con
gress to amend the Organic Act so as
to enable the Territory to provide a
homestead from the public lands and
to erect suitable buildings thereon.
free of charge, for each person dis
charged as cured of leprosy from Ka-
lihi or from the Molokai settlement.
BILLS ADVANCED.
In The House.
Belt roads. Castle. To internal
improvements committee.
Deputy sheriffs. Hale. To Police
committee.
Terms second and fourth circuit
Courts. Hale. To Judiciary commit
tee.
mtermInate sentences, Makekau.
To Judiciary committee.
County Act amendment. Hale. To
! Police committee.
COMMUNICATIONS.
In the House.
Civic League of Kohala. Resolution
that apportionment of 100000 for belt
roads be by percentage of mileage in
stead of by percentage of taxes from
each county.
Governor Frear. Message relating
to the contingent fund.
High Sheriff VIM. Henry. Transmits
full list of payrolls of his department.
Henry Smith, Clerk of Judiciary.
Transmits full list of persons receiv-
ing salaries in the supreme court, first
circuit court and district court of Ho-
nolulu, also a list of the magistrates
and dates of their appointment.
Marston Campbell. Transmits list Of
employees Of photographic and Topo-
graphic Surveys.
Civic League of Kohala. Resolution
that it opposes the division of the
County of Hawaii into two counties
4 Henry E. Cooper. president of board
of regents. Encloses payroll Of the
College of Hawaii.
Marston Campbell, u S. Geological
Survey, has mailed to Speaker Hol-
stein photo photographic copies of the
Kappa and Lihue, Kauai, topographic
maps. ns
,Kohsla Civic League. Resolution in
favor of appropriation for improve
ment of Mahukona landing, etc, and
one for purchase and maintenance OF
hospital for North Kohala; also OPP
poses discontinuance of Ainakea
school as contemplated by a letter
from Supt Pope to Miss Hamilton, the
present teacher, as being detrimental
to the Interests of the, twenty-three
pupils now attending said school.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
LEGISLATURE
iConrinued from rage ons.D
600 is proposed.

600 is proposed
One little modest item is for 800
for Jennie r. Mclean because she paid
that much more for couple of lots
in Nuuanu Valley than they were
worth.
A bill was introduced to exempt
from taxation all the estate of de-
ceased person, under $500, for sup
port of widow or orphans.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

b. No. ~. To Judiciary committee.
Embezzlement. S. B. No. 10. To
Judiciary committee.
Judgments and executions. S. B. No
IL. To Judiciary committee.
Physicians for N. and S. Kona. S.
B, No 10. To Health committee.
Pay of laborers on public works. S.
B. No. 20. To Ways and Means COM
mittee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

and don't know where we're going, so
we may as well be sociable.
e. A. DOUTHITT-I am told that
the Elks special edition is worthy of
note in that, contrary to the usual hap
lening in the case of such editions, it
got out on time without having 70
call on the professionals of the regular
staff to help out at the last minute.
But don't want to be editor again.
A. d. LARNACH-I certainly think
that NJ. T. Simonton should have some
tangible recognition for the excellent
work that he has done as Land Regis
trar, and my full support will be Civ
en- to any movement that has this OBJ
iect in view. I think that every at
torney will say the same thing.
JOB BATCHELOR-O Satur-
day had the startling increases in
the prices of all commodities brought
under my notice in a most convincing
manner. All these increases in prices
are taking place, but there is no pro-
vision made to meet them with larger
salaries. I think that this fact should
be taken into consideration by the
Legislature when the question of fix
ing salaries of Territorial employees is
being discussed
HON. JOHN C. LANE am of the
opinion that the legislature should SO
amend the municipal act that there
would be provided the election of a
superintendent of streets" who
should have the power to name all
road overseers under him, with the
approval of the board of supervisors
Such a provision was contained in the
municipal bill I drafted when in the
Legislature and it is time that such a
provision should be e-inserted. In
the originally drafted bill this provis-
ion was eliminated on the theory that
It would not be well to provide for too
many elective positions, pending the
proving out of the municipal idea. Blu
we have so advanced since then tina
feel that the. time is ripe for such :
provision. This would go into effect, !,
passed, in the next term. two years
hence, but the amendment might pro
vide that, pending the next election
the present board of supervisors coulc
aDpoint a street superintendent. thu
eliminating some of the squahbles W.
are now troubled with.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
PETITIONS.
In the House.

Road and wharf, Mahukona. Asks
for appropriation of $4,000 for extern
sion of government road from its ter
minus at Mahukona to the wharf lever
on the south side of the landing, and
the construction of a concrete wharf
on the south side of the landing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20
RESOLUTIONS.
In The House.

PunchbOwl lands. Marcallino. To
appropriate $4,000 for canceling sub
leases to public lands embraced by the
Ahupuaa of Auwaiolmu, Honolulu,
leased to Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, and
giving fee simple titles to the ten
ants.
Bridge at Puea, Waianae, Oahu
Mahoe. TO appropriate $4,000,
Bridge at Kaihuaha, Waianae, Oahu
Mahoe. To appropriate $4,000.
Territorial building at Hilo. Alfonso
To appropriate $4,000.
Appropriations. Kanekoa. To APP
propriate from current orloan fund
nine items for certain roads and
bridges on Oahu and one item of $780,.
600 for home for helpless lepers on
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

Mr. Douit and his associate editors did good preparing
the special Es number of the Bulletin Generally nonprofessiona
writers for the press attempting the work of publications large
small scale make of its but Attorney Douhiu and
his staff brought weproporoned Journal interesting ecorous
and able and got press in time They deserve the compliments
they have received
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-20

The Travel Congress ought last and WILL if the lands bordering
the Pacific know the opportunities they have European
and American sghtseers into wider fields