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The evening world., 1911-03-18

"some OF the things which men
want of their wives" ran th's
definition. ARE intelligence to run
the household with business me'n-
DDS, sympathy and understanding
Of their husbands ambitions anu
aims, . consideration Of the tastes
ana individuality of their hus-
bands-but most especially a WILL
ingnsss to bear children.
"A successful wife Is more than
n good housekeeper. Thc woman
who makes the best wife Is the
woman who makes her home, be
It humble or luxurious, a place
for tho comfort and happiness OF
her husband and children"
This Is the mans side, presented by
a woman. The woman's version Is told
in an article in a March magazine by
Orison SWEET MlrdeH called Why Mar
r!cd Women Detcriorate.'
The Woman's Side Of II.
1T is a rare thing 70 find q man who
docs not waste zen times as mlcn
money ON foolish things as does his
WIFE," said tine woman's champion,
and yet he would make tcG times he
tail; about his wifc's ono-tenth foolish
ness aS about his own ten-tenths.
Husbands cause their wives deterlora-
ton. too. II seems. by spuelching their
ambitions. Wives who want to so out
IN the world ard work are forced to
stay al home and look pretty to well
come their husbands at night.
suppose a girl had the brains and
ability of a GEORGE Eliot and she mar
lies a young business man who thinks
that writing articles or books or devo;-
ing a large par; o; her time to music
IS all nonsense. What Will her life be|''
OF course the obvious answer to this
question Is that "A girl with the brains
and ability of George Eliot Is going
to make her life what she pleascs, de-
spite all the young business men, in
the world,
Ideal Vile Has Sense.
But the ideal wife Is not a George
Eliot, sense rIthcr than intellect $
needed for home making and cAI'd
r~earln,.
Brains II any considerable
quantity mean nerves in proper
tion, and nerves are a very I'M
desirable possession FOR an ideal
wife.
For all practical purposes n
comely young woman with a taste
for tho domestic virtues, a sense
OF humor and the capacity for
cheering up quickly after a storm,
males An ideal wife,
She is all the most fortunate youua
mas. IS likely to get.
What he wants or feels tina, he de
serves is another matter.
! don't think the IDEAL wife necl ~
beautiful, Beauty Is p delightful orna'
mcnt ~ the ~Houcymoon. but Y III
average man coIld domestleate tn,
Venus ~ Milo he would tcnd to becom'
torp'diy Obvious NJ all save her com
panionable qualities after a year ~ 81
And II ONE are honest with them
sel;es they will understand perfect!
how such a state OF mind can com
about.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
PLAY ENDS FEUD
BETWEEN BARNARD
AND COLUMBIA
University Boys Agree to Take
Part With Girls in
German Piece.

The girls OF Barnard College have
won another victory OF pe,ce. Colnm-
bias boys have loosenea IN oftcr nre-
sor,.,,y o,s,,rou ,t,t1i,, -.
a.. 49,, No., ,u,i..1 a, No.. :,
~ '' 1870 $40 "
baFnard-'H'' H. '"'@e WHO O''ohe 10
the GERMAN Ho'''lS 10 JON thcIh IN n
play.
Never before dId the boys OF the uni
verSity show n kindly feeling for the
girls OF Barnard-though there hay,
moo, ,ns,orcos ~, i,dIyiIn,, elaboration,
The evening world., 1911-03-18
STRICKEN ON TROLLEY CAR
PASSENGER sent 10 Hospital In Scri-
Gus Condition From Epilepsy.

\ pa cage" m a nor; abound LenoN
avenue ..y "as attacked by epilepsy
early this morning as the car reached
one hundred and Twenty-lfth street.
and rl., 20 tle iIoos, causiHs excitement
amoug he other passengers. The con-
dIctor r.l'ol Policeman Hartford, and
the man Was carried Off the car and
sent 70 Ha,,cm Hospital. HIS condition
IS said 20 he serious.
From papers N his possession the
man Is Believed 10 be William Dunn OF
No. li5l Croton place. the Bronx. He is
about ATTY years old.
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SHOOTS AT foes" IN HOTEL
Cant. Blake, I. =. ". g., Retired,
Excitcs Guests OF the Earle.

Daniel W. Blake. a retired captain OF
marines, put the Hotel Earle. No. 1903
Waverley place, in pane last night, when
no began aiming at imaginary foes In
hrs ruoms on the second floor OF the
hotel and empt!ed a magazine revolver,
capt. Blake registered at the hotel
Yesterday morning at II o'clock. lie
said he was a sick man, but believed
uuiet and rest would restore him 10
health,
Twelve shots sounded az Capt, Bake
began firing. Then he locked himself
I'm the bathroom, The door was forced
and Blake was sent to Bellevue Hos
pItal,
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Ideal Wife Must Have
Ii. Good Sense, Be Neat
And Not Expensive
But Doctors Disagree as to Make Up OF The Model
Spouse, So the Discussion Goes On
Perhaps Forever
BY NLXOLA SMITH.
Perhaps Forever:

We may have war with !Iexico. Some persons
this week have given attention to that probability.
There may be indictments Of certain Carnegie
Trust officials il the Grand Jury decides to believe Mr..
Robin. A few individuals may have focused their
thoughts upon that contingency.
But when all these things have passed away one
question which has attracted public attention in the
past few days will still be interesting. It was asked
and answered by Mrs. Truman T. Spencer in an address
before the Hartford Mothers Club-"What Is a Model
ur;foou
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Hubirs' ppriOr In Church.

WINSTED. Conn, March iS.-rhc
Rev. George W. Osmun, pastor OF the
Methodist church here. formerly OF
brooklyn. announced to-day that begin
ming sunday a nursery viii be estab-
Ilshed In the ladies' parlor OF the
church. Experienced young women he
explained. viii take care OF all babies
whose mothers and fathers wish TO at
tend SUNDAY morning service.
The evening world., 1911-03-18

Noah S.iman, superintendent OF eN-
President itoosevclt's estate at saga
more nm. died last night In his cot
age on the estate. Mr.. seaman had a
stroke of paralysis two weeks ago and
never rallied. lie had been employed
by Mr.. Roosevelt Tor about twenty
years. He was htty-three years old
Word of his superintcndonts death has
heen sent to Mr.. Roosevelt. and 1t Is
expected here that ne will attend thC
funeral on wednesday next.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
A mirage in the desert looks just
as well as a real land flowing with
milk and honey so long as you
never catch up with 1t. And the
model wife IL that sort Of mirage.

She Is the haunting Helen OF a young
mans dream Of beauty. She is the ser
pent OF old Milo with the poison ou~.
She IL the Madonna he decides his
mother was after he has been away
from home a few years, She is logical.
set RELIGIOUS, brilliant. yet meek: wise.
yet alwayS willing to sit at the feet o:
OF 4 wisdom greater than hers.
Best % all, she Is any woman a nan
selects once mis- pride ana his imagina-
ton conspires TO make her so.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Butcher Stehle's Educated
Equine Earns His Day of
by Strenuous Antics.
VICTOR AMBLES HOME,
Unhappy Driver Sent TO Hos
pital and Would-he Heroes
Swathed in Bandages.

wnen the patrolmcn heard the sound
Of heavy hoofs Gathering through the
quiet streets OF Williamsburg at a
Jay-Eye-scs gait this morning, they all
remarked 20 the still morning air;
There goes Frederick stehle's horse
again"
Every now and again this horse Of
S,ehle's-Stehie Is a butcher NJ No. %
Grand street. Williamsburg takes 4
ito his head that he ought 10 have a day
of. and he goes about getting Il IN his
own cute way. lie woke up this morn
ing with a touch OF spring Incidence
ard quietly ruminated over a plan FOR
knocking off work as he munched his
ration OF oats. tIe let Albert Watson OF
No. 1s1 South First street. his driver.
hitch him TO the delivery wagon without
a whinny OF protest. AMI started or to
market about & o'clock as IL he were a
candidate for the boneyard Instead ~
the spirited animal he s.
Ue logged along like some canal-boat
t~ow-iorse, AID luiled Watson into a
sense OF fancicd security. But when he
fe!: the lines resting Imply on his back.
he took the bit between his teeth and
made a dash for It.
Wrecks a Grocery Shop.
Watson tried TO cling to the reirs, but
the horse was too foxy FOR him and
jerked the relns to the roadway. Then
he bolted down briggs avenue to Metro
politan avenu where Richard Schnippe
jr. was opening up his fathers pro-
vision store. ready for the days bus!-
ness. with him was Frank Weiss. The
horse m.stook them for old pals and
started to follow them into the shop
lie didn't get in, but he threw Watson
out of the wagon. accelerated Schnippe'
and We!ss's steps. and smashed the
front Of the provision shop. scattering
~boloSnas. cured hams, strings OF saiam!
and bottles % pickles. olives and horse
rad.sh all over the sidewalk.
EXcus!ng himself. he backed out ant
went Oh down D.isgs avenue TO Nor,i
Fourth street. where he turned I'M,
Roebling street, collid ny With a ;r,.
Kidding himself o: the delivery wagon
His burden rome. he TOOK a fresh star
~sN oH h' "Ny " ihi
street. where neither Samuel Rhino
twenty-five years OF age. OF No. 81
knickerbocker avenue. nor John Ayfes
twenty-seven. of No. III Bedford avenue
could get out OF his way easily enough
He left them wing In the roadwa,
and headed FOR briggs avenue.
Upsets Two "Heroes."
At South First street. Policeman
Fresstone OF the Bedford avenue sta
ton n another hero named Pete
Ginter OF No. III South Third stree
lined up Of either side Of the street
As the mettlcsome steed Numbered b,
they reached up on either side to catci
the bride. Both clawed only the air
Down briggs venue Stehle's hors'
beat It llckety split to Grand street
turned into that thoroughfare. mad,
straight for his owner's shop and cam,
10 a standstill w%hinnying as II TO say
"Now do | get my day of?'
lie did. But DIR. Rosenberg was KEEP
busy for over an hour patching NJ
Rhino. Ayres. Schnippe and Weiss. an
then took Watson, the driver. who wa
badly hurt. to the Eastern Distrlc
Hospital.
The evening world., 1911-03-18

SALT LAKE CITY, March ls,-A bill
making it a misdemeanor to sell cisa'
rsttes or cigarette papers finally passed
ths LeEiAlatWe yesterday.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
SAVES BROTHER
BY C0NFESS|NC He
I KILLED A WOMAN
Sebastino Siracuso Tells Priest
He Fired Bullet Into Mrs.
San Filippo.
TO ASK FOR NEW TRIAL.
Counsel for Giuseppe Siracuso
Halls Sentence of Man Who
Was Convicted.
TO ASK FOR NEW TRIAL.


giuseppe Syracuse of No. 81 Monroe
street. who was convicted a week ago
to-day Of murder in the second deRree
for having .ho, % ao,,, m Can, =,
las, NJ. N.r,. Ca. r,u.,a 81, -.
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Ns y"
So. ' "' o "o
80 !" .oniosou ,nat was a
Iii, = 1880
y.. y,,pn" -
a..a, 49,. u
hacr =, hor hono a, NJ ne cnrys,,a
- ~. T.uaH,
aas..~. - 80
a.. m. - -. ..na 49,
sir,nnsa hrn.ho~, car h,ck fe,ces
naa,nsu ..t,,,,. o,a ,ti,na ,Jvr,or
nen naa r.h. n,as .,.ndin
T., .ha a. ~, hts hona a, No ,se
:" ~ 1'o,"'s a.. .,t. ~I,mhI,o.,
~ m.rsI,uvhtar
in sbo arst degree.
c.,,....d "a , pr;...
- u,.
Seoast'"o na. pa
oo.s'".n 80 r,,rs coursa,
,''"o'S lin .ra.or, .ha
' - I,,aa. uo,a,skv
'''t.e' > ~" 49,. ,ria,
>" io"' ,ho sira.
-, .whtaosi ~, tho
80 -. 90 vt. ,,o,ha,
w.. g., r,nin,o a, ,hs dav q, the
.-11, Iv,o,. nlayoa cards
.a - .-a ovsr ,h. GA rds
..-.,iaa rhoro 20 a., ovh,
.,.i.,,, ~, wbo, IN. card
-. -, % ,ho ,s,ct yard rs-
49, 60 Drawn and a pis,ol BATH.
haaar
~, Oh. heard tho shooting Mrs.
rY,innn r,shod down int, the ward to
.ao n,,, s,. cou,d DO IN nave her son.
o.. 80, a., h.,v..r thu Siraeu.o
,,.S.. I,uhados, s.ha.,,,o
to'ner' Wv -. A.. rs,,nno
syracuse SaSs u" 80,
- .,oh a vav that a bu,I., from
II pone,rated her abdomen.
o,... e..,. e.,
S'osePpe Ss"eN
As she fell Giuseppe syracuse "eu'
scaling a fence at the rear OF the yard.
sebasino Syracuse got ovr the same
,.,co and lodged into a nearby tene-
-, T,nht,n., ,ho,gh, ,ba, Gi,snna
-, -, ,.. IT..
'au N"'eu "'s ''o'"e' ~ "s
pursuit entifeiE 10 MN IN MS irehHieu
chase he fired almost blindly, killing
the peddler and wounding two other in
ro,cn, b~ys;anders. The peddler was
.,>. ,h,o,,h ~. baart M. ore NJ
- -, -. -.
h"'"o'''Ss ''" '
the neelng giuseppe sIracuso'
Both Syracuse brothers we're arrested
and indicted-Gluseppe for murder in
The second degree and Sebast,no for
m.,sl,uvh.a- for having narti,inated
in the duel. Giuseppe a tried and ac-
cording 20 the -preponderance OF evil
derco Mrs 81, Fninno had fallen from
hut,o, aroa hv him, At nor son t,u.
49,, rna. IT,. 49,. ..t",
'''' a. Nv ~. a. Wv H'"'
,1'' "'7"t nv ~
"'S' 90" f"'PPo ""'""s inc engage
"c"''
Guarded His Secret Well.
o,,l,,n -, oo,rs., ro, cu,.o,,a
Ct.a.n.a ast,a ha,, ,t, sarra,
in,raJ Il, his hroas, ,,r,I a,,ar tho cor.
,.t.,,on -, his hro,bar r,,on cIrsanno
Sirocus, had moi sus,oc,.l th,t mis-
$500 ~ ,tiaI NJ - r,ttmn, "'
pr, 49, rinsonna h,I hoo, rn,,i,,
80 ao,, e., 49,, 49,, ,,a
30 - t- -
The evening world., 1911-03-18

Your druggist will refund money u PAxo ONT
psnt falls ~ cure any .csss VI ltghr.s. Blind. eleo4.
Is D Prsuudins puah y 70 ~ dyA ~ sss
The evening world., 1911-03-18

lover take her hand gracefully. uof zoe
softly In her ear.
the cast of the p'Iy rs ly follows.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
R0BBER
Of Il" HOLDS Up
ANOTHER AGENT
Oklahoma Gunfighter. Now
Selling Tickets Here, Left
Pistol at Home.
THE LOOT WAS ONLY 50.
But Pride of Levine, at Thir-
tieth Street and Ninth Ave-
nue., Was Hurt.
THE LOOT WAS ONLY 50.

The only reason Harry Levine didn't
carve another notch on the handle Of
his trusty revolver to-day vas because
he had let It al home when the red
bandanna' elevated hold-up man called
on him IN the ticket office on the up
town side OF the IL" at Thirtieth street
and Ninth q a. / o'clock ard
robbed him o, Sc OF the eompany's
money.
Levine. the ticket agent. Is twenty.
two years old. lives at No. col Yves;
one Hundred and ~Thirty-ffth street.
came here six weehs ago from the bad
Lands OF oklahoma, where he wa y
COW puncher ard gunfghter. and wears
a Sombrero.
His spreading headgear aud Western
ways had aroused much interest among
other employees at the station. lie re-
called them during the quiet watches
OF the night with his deeds OF valor on
the plains and In the canyons. Ills re-
volver, he said, had many notches.
"No mighta cum frum de Bad Ian's,"
one OF the colored porters said to him
recently, hut yo's dun cum to "A bad
lam. too, believe nuh. Desc toughs
aoou: leah eats guns an swo'ds an
gich "
The evening world., 1911-03-18

We exempnfy It daily with our cwn
'eadtitHl possessions. And a wife is a
"ea"'liUl possession TO most men.
lou Duy a new hat or / 60. The frs.
day the hat is Worn with a blissrul
consciousness Of its becomingaess and
on being taken off is carefully put back
IN us DON and covered over with tissue
paper This goes on for a week. Then
Tor a time the new hat is put on a
sAelt n a clothes closet. Bur after a
WHhc rs laid on a chair or a table
ana Is .uckN to escape the floor. MEAN
tline We have forgotten utterly what IL
lnoNs lIkn-
The evening world., 1911-03-18
The ideal wife must be neat.
For a MAJ with . three days
beard feels the darkest resentment
II his wife forgots to curl her hair
or wears q kimono to breakfast.
should Look ConHC'

she should have a trustful, conhling,
loving expression. ! have a collie VINO
he could start a school of expression
Tor deal wives would makc lis eya,-
lasting fortune. lie LOOKS so meek. so
81 grateful.
The ideal wife should not be sx-
pensive. She should be of the .yps
that looks better N n 50 tub dreas
than in a Paris frock. I never saw
the woman who did, but the model
wife must.
1t Is better for her to he silent and
stupid. for then her husband viii set his
Imagination 20 work to Justify his
choice. She will become one of those
mysterious. brooding mother souls to
whom the world weary traveller turns
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Didn't Carry Gun Here.

Levine laughed and said nothing like
hat could happen to him in n crowded
place like New York. and events proved
80 tame he got so he left his pisto, a,
home.
This morning a ~ncrthbound train ar
rived and let off 4 woman and two
children. The collectors car had been
along an hour before and got all the
days receipts except a few dollars lef;
tor change. Levine felt cramped In his
narrow quarters In tho ticket seller
n q and stepped oct into the waiting
room 10 stretch himself.
Suddenly n nan doomed up in front o.
him. his face partly covered with a re,
Jandanna handkerchief. with a six
shooter In his hand.
Back up. YOU" demanded the ban
dit: get into your cage md han on
all tne money there lie levelled u
piston a. Levine's head.
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Robber Makes Escape.

At this instant IA train arrived a. the
southbound station on the other side OF
tie tracks and the robbcr took 10 hls
heels without waiting to see the inside
OF the safe. Bat It would have don.
him no good. FOR he had al ''o 'noa.
there was.
A. soon as A report was made Police
man Morgan ~ tn" West Thirty-seventh
street station went to Investigate and
found a badly frightened young m. j,
from the Wild Wes'. i."viu. e,lr
didn't believe such n thing could be
pulled on In New York.
IL IA only had my gum" he said
ruefully.
The description Of the robber. as well
as that Of his voice ana manner TALES
with that OF the red bandana" bandit
who robbed two stations on the east
side OF town early last month. The
man who was holding up IT, agents In
Brooklyn was a different robber. Sew
eral detectives are searching for the
Manhattan thief and believe they have
a line on him that VIII lead to his
arrest.
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Thought u = Joke.

The Wcsterner thought II was a Joke
some OF the other employees had put
up on him to test his courage, and
laughed at the robber. with an oath
the man punched him in the stomach
with the muzzle OF the pistol. and Levine
saw he meant business. The robbsr
took a small canvas bag from his
pocket. keeping the ticket agent Gov
ered' all the time. n backing him
into the cage made hin rake the
change, amounting to about 81. into the
sack.
You can't come anything like that
over me-" the thief announced. Shen
he saw the size of the pile. you open
that safe. and do II quick. ! want all
the dough you got there"
Sorry. PAL" replied Levine. but Won
are an hour too late. Tho collectors
car came along and got all hut tn.
change and what has come In since"
You'll have 10 show me. Open IN
the crib or I'll give you a slug OF lead. :
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13
Predict High Sugar
For a Year or More

That the price of sugar will remain
high for a year or more, if the pres
ent forecast of this seasons shortage
prove correct, is the opinion of Will
EFT & Gray In their Sugar Trade
Journal of august 81, referring to a
report that the beet shortage in Ger
many and Austria would be 1,45O,OOO
tons-which was cabled to Alexander
e Baldwin here-Willett & Gray re-
mark:
"To Offset the shortage in Germany
and Austria we must look to cane
producing countries which, under the
most favorable circumstances, do not
promise to give next season more
than 100000 tons increase, leaving a
net indicated shortage in principal
countries of 100000 tons.
These figures are not by any
means accepted by us as official, as
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13
FAMOUS LABOR
DAMAGE SUITS

Clarence w. Ashford, attorney for
plaintiffs, has filed demands for jury
trials of the separate damage suits for
false Imprisonment of Liberato Gomez
and nine others against Judge Whit
ney, Attorney General Lindsay, Sheriff
Jarrett and various members of the
Planters Association, alleged to have
been committed in forcibly taking
them ashore from the steamship
Korea in March last and placing them
in Jail, they having taken passage in
that vessel for San Francisco en- route
to fulfill engagements to work in
Alaskan canning factories.
A motion to set the case of Gomez
for trial on day certain will be pre-
sented by Ashford before Judge Robin
son at . o'clock Friday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13
BUSINESS MEN ASK THAT
CAPTAIN TRIP Be RETAINED

system of wharf and harbor supervis-
ion the board considered that a
younger and more active man was
needed in the position.
The head of one prominent ship
ping firm this morning apparently
voiced the sentiment of a number of
others in saying Yes, | signed the
petition, because l felt that Mr.. Tripp
should not be dropped without giving
MIN a chance to make good under the
new conditions. | have heard nothing
against Captain Tripp. On the con
trary, our relations with him have al
ways been satisfactory"
Whether or not the petition will be
brought before the meeting of the har.
CONTINUED on page five.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13

The long discussed Nuuanu avenue
road work will be begun next Mon
day with very large force of men at
work, unless the plans which are eX-
pected to go through at the meeting
of the supervisors tonight are knocked
out. The supervisors will pass the ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the work for
the third time, and it is stated that
Mayor Fern is ready, and even anxi-
Gus, to sign it, so that the money will
be available at once.
Road Overseer Wilson plans to start
gangs at work on Monday He will
put as many men at work on TIE job
as can be used, and from now on the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13

1t is understood that the friends of
Captain Alfred n. Tripp are making
a strong effort to have him retained
as harbor master.
A petition is being circulated among
the business houses of the city in his
behalf, asking the Board of Harbor
Commissioners to reconsider their ac-
tion in dropping him, and it is said
that it is getting a large number of
signatures.
The venerable harbor master, it will
be remembered, was "let out by the
new board several weeks ago, and w.
r. Foster, a younger man, was ap-
pointed in his place, the change to
take effect on the first of the coming
month. There was no cause given for
the action except that under the new
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13
CONGRESSMAN
KAHN TALKS TO
BUSINESS MEN

Congressman julius Kahn of Califor-
mia, who is down here on a visit, was
the guest today of the Commercial
Club at lunch. There was a large
gathering, and Kahn delivered an
interesting address. His remarks
showed that he has been looking
keenly into the conditions that rule
here, and it is safe to say that by the
time he leaves here he will have q
fund of accurate information of these
islands to carry away with him.
He Has Been Captured.
He said: "To paraphrase the Ian
guage of the immortal Caesar, 4 came
! saw, I have been captured Even
before came to Honolulu had heard
of the hospitality of your people.
knew that you had accomplished won
ders on. these islands, and yet I can
truthfuly say, as did Queen Sheba
when she visited the court of King
Solomon, The half had not been told
The Education Factor.
Gwen when l had been but half a
day on the Sierra, l realized what
your people were doing in the cause
of education, for there were upwards
of 100 school teachers coming down
here to instruct your youth in all that
tends to build up what is best in
American citizenship. But while you
have made so much of your opportu
mites in the development of your in
dustries, I believe that you are but
upon the Threshold of still greater
things.
The Canal Will Help Hawaii.
with the completion of the Pan
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13
WILHELMINA'S CAPTAIN MAY Be
ARRESTED FOR OIuNG THE HARBOR

AS a result OF a heavy coat of black
oil which appeared yesterday upon the
waters of the Eva end OF the harbor,
Captain Peter johnson Of the S. S.
Wilhelmina may be placed under ar
rest upon the return of his vessel from
San Francisco, whittier she sailed this
morning. 1t is alleged that the Will
helmina pumped her bilges into the
harbor, in direct violation Of regula-
tiOns on this subjece.
The matter was reported to the
superintendent of public works this
morning, but inasmuch as the Wilhel.
nina was sailing at ten o'clock No