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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
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8eprge Deber, SO. 5oipital gum
9armbsrsigsn Samariter, Suqaei in
Shpebe.
Sobn e. goettinger, 56, 800 Weft
Qhte Qtp., 9ubsrtuloie.
Sane Wob, 49, 736 Wsit Court
Strubs, gubsrtulois.
fyreoerid 6unter, 96. Wcooforo
Roao, 4ltersfhpdh..
Charles Rsbner, 1896 Weit Sehit.
glp., 4ltsrsihpdhs.
anna 5tduoermann, SO, 835 Jinos
Ian Strabe. 5er8leioen.
2ucretin Suntsman. 76, GAS Rod
bale 4p.. altersihpGhe.
Sohn i5absn, 80, Columbia 4p.,
Snqusit in Shtpebe.
5enrp gohne, 73, 1347 Wain Ctr.
4ltersf6pdhe.
Deter RRoinser, 50, 1908 gapmil'
Ter StraBs. 3uderrubr.
gb. gsrtb, Al, S37 CLINTON Ctr.
5arnosrgIftuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
Der Gentralbabnbpi.
Wit Der Erafmng Der ameuoirteu Or.
biuans uuroe geitcrn bcaonnem.

DAB in alien Shihten Der gepo[z
fernng bsm prpieft Des GentraIbohns
bots bas regfte Snterefe entgeqenqez
broht rpirb, erbeIte geitern aus bem
fsattIi6en 8eiud, befen ii6 bic Gisz
tn9 bes Gtobtratbstommittees fir
Giisnbabnen erfreute, in pel6er Die
aHtenoirten plGns Der Cincinnati
Union Depot & '9erminql So. gum
eriten Wale beiprohen perben IolIten.
I'm bic 200 perionen batten iih elm
gsfunben, bic nit Der geIpunnteiten
aufmertiamteit ben 2tusfibrunqen
Der Derihieb<nen Rebner lauitten unb
dl6 bic pldne in MugenItein na0=
men. 9err Jobn 6. gteetman, Der
Wi5eprdftbent Der GeieQi6aft, bic ben
Gsntralbabnbpf bnuen tpia, oa6 in
tur5en morten einigs (Ertl1runqen
iiber bic neue Srbinan3 uno Die amen
oirtsn pldne. Hah Ieiner 8erTitez
runs rpurben dlie 0erGnoerunqen auf
kfonbsren Wunf1 Der gahnoeIeaz
ihaften semaht uno Die 6ouptId6ltdz
FEN Uerdnberungsn beiteben bdrin,
odb bic 3uhl Der uriprUnalih oorqez
ishenen geleiie um 3pei oermebrt
iDorbsn III unb baB auberoem audi Elm
beoeutsnD gr0bersr aompIsr fir Ranz
siratpede sefi6ert fDerben ioQ.
Gegsn biefen plan fpurbeu perz
itRoen. gang enersifds proteite laut.
gDie 8ertreier mebrsrsr aoblenaez
itdfte. oarunter 6err 81. 6. Qpnn
bon Der Queen gitp Goal &c., aus
fii6rten. ipiirb.n, fals bic glGne be-
3agIih Der Sperruns Don StraBen i'm
Weiteno gutgebeiben tpsrosn iolIten,
bie aohlengeF4Gfte, beren 2ofalitdtsn
fih am iylub befdnben, sinFafs aus
benz GeidGft sebrdngt Derben, pu
burb bic Rdumung Der Straben bas
Glubuf,r auf elmer Strste Don etlpa
5000 5nb ebeufons BEN gertebr snts
3ogsn tperben Diirbe. Die GiIen6a6ns
seieai aitdft.n tpurben buHn ous Sobs
Isnssftdft in bic Sdnos bstommen
unb fsIbitrebsnb pirbsn bonn biz
preii. in bic 5obe gstrieben psrb<n.
Nahosm 5err Nsstman duf Be:
frdgen 5useitanoen bate, oab bic ge.
bouptuns nit 8s3us auf Qbfpsrrunq
bes GIubufsrs ibre Ridtigtsit babe
erfIdrte 6err Waullsn, ooB cine oerar:
tigs 4bip.rruns ME uno nimmer gu:
seitonoen tperben fpiiroe.
Die ndhite Sisuns beg aommitteei
III ouf Wontag Rprgsn aRberaumt
tporb.n nnb s.lessntlib oerIslben foq,
ten, ME goriib.r Ntopsr bemsrtse
stipdise proteite gesen bic porliessnbsr
pldne ober bic neue Groinans ihrift
lid, singersift perb.n. 9els9sntlit
Der Gtaotratbsiisurs am Monta!
Qahmittas tpiro Die Srbinan3 il
tbrsr reusn JaTurg sur srIten 2siuui
sslansen uno oarn tpieoer BEN Hom
rnistee iibsrtpisien rperoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
Mus bemr Voliseigeridbt. II.

0eoree Ruihmann tpuroe tpesen
tbdtliheu Qnsriffs nit elmer Gelb.
itrafe BON SIS uno ben Soften belest.
gr bate ieinem 6auspirth, als oieier
bic Miethe eintreibsn pollte, einen
fruhtisen Jauftidlas in oas GeiiGt
periest.
Sumes gatteriou nurbe ihulbie
befunpen, mehrsrs Shraubeni4lIi-
lei unb anoere 5onopertsserdtbe
geitoblen 5u haben uno perIuhte fif
nit finnloisr 5runtenbeit su entfhuI-
bisen, bate iebod NIT bisier ausreb,
tein Slid. Seins Strafe lautste aui
80 snse arbeitshaus, 800 uuo aps
fen.
Wm. 8edmann BON Der IL. unn
Sadion Gtrobe. DeI1sr In betruntes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

gDie bsrsiis seitsrH beriftet. purs
BEN in Der Donneritas Radt 5tpsi Ders
oG6ttse gurihsn, ipelde mehrere sol@
nsue lbren uns onoers Shmudfo6sn
IN Bertbe BON ca. 5000 in ibrem Be
fis botten, an Der WsIroie ape. BON
ben poIiaiitsn SolsIin uno Ssubruns
sel perboftet. Die Gefansenen regis
itrirten iih als George Winians. 80
Sabre alt, bon 2oaispiue, an. unn
Robert Stinnsr, 80 Sabre alt, bon
Nc. $50 Sft 8. Qpenue. Stinner
mari nnf feiner gerboftung mebrers
NahfhIiiiTel uno Dietrihe bon iih,
tpelhe ieboh pon benz poli3iiten 6olS.
lin sefunben ipurben. Die Shmufs
iahen purbeu geitern Morgen Dor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
Mgteri6ier ubilunfaa. :.
llabefanute ssrau ioll idJlper perlebt
iuprben ieiu.

Gin i6rerer 4utomobilunfaQ err
eignete ii4 geitern Worsen ge9en ieds
lltr on Der Carthage pite, nobe BEN
3oologii9en Garten. Sn Der Wlas
i6tns, pet6e Gisentbum bes Serrn
9arrp 5. 8orgmann, bon go. 6625
Wontgomerp pite, iein ioQ, befanbcn
ii9 3lpei Wdnner uno eine Sruu, De-
ren Soentitdt nod niht nit 8eitirtnt@
belt feitgeitelt neroen tonnte. Die
5rau ion BEL benz lnfalI beioe arme
gebrohen babsu unb bas 4utomobil
fpuroe fdit poQItdnbig bemplirt. Jta6
ausfage bon Qugen3sugen fubr ods
4utomobtl nit gr0Btsr 9eI6pinDtgz
felt Die Carthage 4ite in nDrolider
Hi6tung entlang, als bic Waidine
DOR bem 3oOlogtf6en 9arten tns
8leiten gsriet6 unb nit geDoltieer
Wubt 3undhIt nit sinem uub bunn
nit sinem 8rpeiteu Selegrapbenpfoften
tDllibirte. Die 5rau mar untsr ben
3riimmern Des 2lutomobtl5 begraben,
lpuroe ie0od bon ibreu beioen 8egIeia
tern beroorge3ogen uno alls 0ret sntz
ferntsn iid, bepor ibre Soeutttdt feitz
geiteut perben tonnte. Die 5rau rief,
na9 Qusfugs BON Gugen3sugen, aus,
oab ibre Qrms sebro6en Ieien. Die
Qepman Bud Qutomobil 60. tpuroe
ipdter bon 5srrn 8orgmdnn, peI9er
gsrtreter elmer bisiieeu WHstepz5irs
ma lit, telegrapbiia beauftragt, Dus
3ertriimmerte Qutonobtl nah ifrer
Reparaturpertitdtte 3u bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

Soiepbine gilers iii Rd9lobpertDal@
term bon Bernard Gilsrs; 9runbs
eisentbum $500.
Sslora Sueietto 1T Nahlabpertpdltes
rim bon 5rant Sucietto; perionalien
$500, Grunbsigentbum $500.
Warn aeperone iIt WahloBDeripola
term bon Samss Garibaloi; 9runos
eisentbum 100000.
glisabetb aoeller lit IsItamentss
poliftrederin BON Wtinnie aoeIler; pers
ionalien $3.50.
Der perI0nli6e Rohlab Der aate
asllp beirdet $3620.25.
9erfdiebenss.
Siepben :. gIadipell, Der am II.
Wai 1910, ndbrenb or in bem
GiabliTement Der -Joslin Shmtoi
Co." als Seiser befdaftist mar, selss
senilih bes gsrfsns elmer Dampfs
r6bre srheblihe BerleBunsen srlitt.
bat cine Elass iiber 5000 gegsn be
geislli6aft angeitrenst.
5bos. Glenn S'Heill, 0ormuno bes
nm. O'Rsin, fpsld 2esterer am %
SuIi b. 5. in Der Sabrit Der g. ".
Strobei go. 9erlsbunsen srlitt, tpurs
be ermddtist, bon Der 1irma $50 In
grlebiguns allsr 4niprii4e gu ass.p'
tiren.
Die S6aff Bros. 60. erlansts Elm
8erbi.t iiber $157 sesen gb. Sbers
| helmaH.
SObn S'gsriins bat elm gerbiti
iibsr $222.85 sessn ). 8. Ratliif sr'
langt.
Sn ben syGllea bes Spbn Smith unc
Sdmes R. Dare, tpelhe auf getrsiber
Der 5amilton gountp Socistp TO,
prepsntion Of gruelip TO Qnimali
p.gsn angsbli6sr 1bisrqudlersi Der
baftst porben tparsn, bate bsrtn Gn'
malt elm 6abeds Corpus 0erfabrsr
einssleitet, tperin er bic aonititutio'
naIitGt bes Gei.bes bsitrsitet, untel
osm bic Gefsafdaft bic Werbaftuns.r
pornebmen Iisb. Die syGlI. folIten s..
fern Dor Ri4t.r Guibius sur Der
banolung tpmmsn. ipuroen i.bod ab'
s.tpieien. neil Elm dbnIider JalI nod
Dor benz Suprsmeseriht anbdnsis II
uno bic gntidsiouns oeHslben abs.
tpartet tperben Iol.
Sn Der S10.500aIase, tpelde 2aurt
9. Didhontr sesen bic Staot Gin
eirnati eiuser.iht bate, tonnten bi
9ei9iporensn bss Rittsrs Sunt lid
ouf teinen Wahripruh sinisen uni
purber entlaifen. Die 5rau fisl DO
einiser 3eit an Der Ust. 9ops Roal
uno Glberon abs. ON elmer ihabbdftel
Stene uno erlitt erbeblide @erlesun
aen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
1ie cfeopathen.

gm Wliittpoh uno 1onneriiaa tom.
member Node finbet TIM Gbitisnben
6otsl in Columbus bic IA. Sahres-
periammluns Der Obio SiisOpathic
Socieip itott, beren s.gsntpGrtiser
Drdiiosni Or. 6. R. 1ootb BON bier
lit.
5iir bic sipeitdeigs aonDention In
Elm Ie6r inisrefantes proeramm su.
iammsnssiielIt iporben un6 fahipiHen,
IhaftIibe 0oriraee tperben Don herDor,
rasenoen Sfteopaihen aus alien 1hess
len oes 2auoes sebaIten perben. 4m
Wlittpoh 4benb tpiro Elm 8ontett biz
sheilnehmer an Der Jahresperiomm.
lung DsreiHisen.
Die geaenn1rtigen geamtsn Der
@ersiniauna iinb: prdiibeni. Or. @.
H. Booth. gintinnaii; Bise.prdiibent.
Or. g. 6. Gortnfsn. 1oleoo; 5sfre.
tar. Or. 6. 8. gosner, Dopion;
Ghabmsii.er. Or. 90. G. p.ircs. 81.
ma; GretuiiDe. Or. 6. u. Rob, Gin.
cinuoti; Or. =. W. Gong. 9olebo;
Or. : g. Cobb. Hapolepn; Or. D,
Or. 6onborn, Ntron, unb Or. 6. u.
gumfieab, Dslanare. Staats=pru.
iunsstommiiiee fir Dftsopathie iino
Or. .. 6. mefifan BON Ginblnp, Or.
M. +. 6uIstt bon Columbus unb Or.
g. R. Dootb BON Cincinnati.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

Die IA Sabre alts Qtonora Soiiiss,
bon SO. 171o Race 6truBs, eripirtts
sffsern sinsn Saftbeftbl seg.n 9enrp
linnen. bon No. 1910 pleaIdni Str.
unter Der Nntlase bes tbGilihsn 4np
ariffs. gie bebauptet, bab 2tnben Iie
Dor einissn 9us.n obne GrIaubnib
un1atynt uno gstiibt babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

Or. 9. Ste Weatterbeob, BON 2incoIn
unb Melroie Qpe.. dis iein gigentbum
ioentifi5irt. Die Mobnung WeatbeEz
beabs mar am 9onneritag Nbenb pon
ginbre6ern beimgeiu6t nprDen. Die
Gefangenen betbeuern ibre uni4ulo,
tDnneH jebo9 ni6t srfldren, tpie iis
in ben 8eiis Der 5dmudfo4en getrmz
men itnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
Giubreher.

Crib aeiteru Wuresu orangen Sin.
BREEDER burd Elm Settenfeniter in bas
Strsibmaterialiensei6dft BON Stan4
age & Co.. Dalnut unb pearl Str.
Elm unn srbeuteteu uRter onberem 135
;siiufepern i'm Mertbe bon $3.50. die
qoIisei fobnDst ouf etnsn Grmlih ssa
tteibetsu Wann, Ipelder fit fett efniz
len 5aetn in psrbdbtiser Meiie IN
Der Rdbe oss gsi6dftes bsrumeetriss
ben bobeH ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
Verlor
Mppetit nuo
9ofnung.
yernadifd0fste GrRdfta,tg
erSenste SompfiRatiom,
raf6 iuieoer 6ersetteGt
bur6 gerund.

Srau Roia gsyst
1927 GbtrHmu
apcuus, Gbanitor,
3liHots fArsi5t:
sg9eHG irgsaR See
man0 @runb sat,
9cruua 5u prtIitn,
10 IT tg F6sr ID
isGbit.
.Sm isSttr 5rabs
Iabr lag ID boa
ben sruitsu 5olaen
,iusr lGuetrtn Or
tdltuuQ ie DarHis'
Der, oaB peri6itoe=
ne GcnIpti,atiOneH
ndJ eeretu,oteu, unl
MID uteDsr5upers
fen Sd, toanit
ptoer cut tNsn
nod ibla'eR, anb
Oerlov Tltii6 ltns
Ncbeusmutb.
rSGlirblt5 0srs
iud,tc id 9srnua
l,Ii0 Ss that a9Ens
Der an mir. Su
jrucI 9sIOdeR mar
ID, fuie uUeetGuidt
uuD in ciRrm Dlo
raj tubltc id) beftr,
ais is JnUer.
neues &tbeH uro
mel photographer.
ssruHG fur MID lss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
6eloiemonugen
---fur---
2Sei6naGts -@e(6enRe

mad Deutidlanb, Seiterrei6 sllugaru.
Der Sdpsi3 etc, tn's 6ous ber fsns
pfGnser geliefsrt, beiurgt, pie ieR IN.
gen Sabren, prompt uno re bic
Western German Bank,
Gfe II. nuo gine Strafe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

Diir bisies HIatt tpurben seitern Don
ben Gptitsrn g. Hlein & Bro,
Ro. 435 Rnee Gtrabe. foleenbe 1emr
perotur unierfniebe reaiRriri:
BORN. Grab Nohm Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

Uerannerte @4nifbrnh nns eMsusd. Mais
ea6s, aae1tHse arb Anassts In pfs- Waa
6sn.
On. 0etSleJ 833 Hsh 8. Mue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

fltle5 SCptN uN9
SDet photographer.
QsruHG fur mid gss
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
PROBABLY FATAL.

A Portuguese, named Joseph RAJ
mon, is now in Queens Hospital suf-
fering from severe injuries received
owing to a collision which occurred
on Luso street late yesterday after
noon. Roman was riding down Luso
street on his motor cycle and ran into
another Portuguese named John Pa
chaco, who was crossing the road at
the time. Both men were thrown
down, Pachaco being injured on the
ankle while Roman sustained a frac-
ture of the skull and internal injuries.
Both were taken to Queens Hospital,
but PACKAGES injuries were found to
be but trifing compared to those sus-
tanned by Roman. The latter passed
bad night and was in a bad way
this morning, having vOmitted a lot
of blood He is not expected to re-
cover.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
BROKE THE LAW
WHILE ASLEEP

"Tha question is. can YOU violate
tie law when YOU are aslecp?' asked
Judge W. u. Lymer this morning,
and without waiting for an answer to
his query. he imposed fine Of S.
on Joe Kamitaro. a Japanese, who
was charged with violating the rules
of the road Joe was driving a dray
along the wrong side of the road and
as the horse plodded slowly along
he calmly slept, oblivious to the fact
that gimlet-eyed myrmldon of the
law was watching him.
When Joe was reused from his
slumber he found himself under ar
rest. lie admitted his offense but
apoogized to the court. Prosecuting
Attorney A. NJ Brown explained that
it was simply a case of a Japanese
driver being unfamiliar with the
rules of the road. Then Judge Lymer
propounded the question above stated
and imposed the minimum penalty.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
AGED HAWAIIAN
MEETS DEATH

An inquest will be neld at seven
thirty this evening by Coroner c. H.
Rose and a jury to investigate the
circumstances surrounding the death
of l. KaalNanaka,, who was killed by
& train accident late yesterday after
noon. The deceased, a Hawaiian aged
eighty years, was a well-known res
ident of Moanalua He suffered from
deafness and also from failing sight.
While the $50 train to Eva was pass
ing Moanalua the old man walked
across the line and was struck by the
engine, being thrown clear of the rails.
He was picked up and taken to the
Queens Hospital, but died from
hemorrhage on the brain He re-
ceived a slight fracture Of the inner
plate of the skull at the base on the
left side. and ruptured several of the
blood vessels close to the brain. He
also sustained a fracture to the left
ankle and internal injuries. AS far
as can be ascertained the trainmen
we're in no way to blame.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
GOOD WEATHER FOR TRIP.

This is excellent weather for a
run down to Haleiwa on the limited
II is pleasant at the hotel and the
cuisine is superior to anything in
town Golf is one of the delights
OF a visit to this hotel and players
who go down for the day should take
along their sticks. Good fishing is
to be had within a short distance
Ol the hotel as well as boating and
lathing. The broad verandas of the
hotel are always inviting to those
who wish to rest or for a siesta in
one Of the great roomy chairs always
to be found there
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
USED HIS FISTS
As A COLLECTOR

A pugnacious Chinaman. endowed !
with more than ordinary skill with
his fists, according to the evidence
Of a special police officer, was the
leading character in an amusing cpl
sode in the police court this morning.
Look Kee was the Chinaman in
question. He had supplied various
goods to All Hi, fellow countTyman,
on several occasions extending, as he
said, over the past two years. and he
could not secure payment for them.
This reused his ire and as the Chinese
New Year was approaching he re-
doubled his efforts 10 get payment Of
his account. But All Hi evaded him
until the morning of January 10th
when All Hi went into his store on
King street, near the Palama Chapel.
4 Then Look Kee made another attempt
to get his money from All Hi, but
again without avail. All Hi refused to
pay a cent, adding that if Look Keo
could beat him with his fists he would
pay up, otherwise he would not At
least. this is what Look Kee says,
though All Hi denied the assertion.
However, Look Kee grabbed hold of
All Hi to make good, but All Hi broke
away and fed, pursued by the infuriat-
ed Look Kee. The debtor was caught
just alongside the Palama Chapel and
his cries for help were unheeded as
Look Kee pushed him up against the
wall and demonstrated his ability to
beat him up.
1t was at this stage that special Of
1t was at this stage that Special Of
ficer Vieira came along and arrested
Look Kee. He paid a tribute to Look
KEGS fistic ability. "He had the COM
planning witness up against the wall, -
he said, Just as though he were
against the ropes, and defendant had
the complaining witness going some
And witness indicated with his arms
how Look Kee first used a straight
right, then crossed with the left and
generally brought into play numerous
counters and jolts. The court smiled
at Vieiras graphic description of the
: fight, but found that Look Kee was
guilty of assault and imposed a fine
of SIS and costs.
Attorney E. A. Douthitt appeared fol
J the defense and gave notice of appeal
} defendant being released on So;
| bond.
- - = - - - y =
owing to Chinese New Year the court
had reduced it to 81 and this was the
fine imposed.
Several of the passengers who ar
rived by the Zealandia intending tt
spend only Inree days in Honolulu are
i now considering the advisability o
2 remaining here until the return tril
of the Zealandia, owing to the boost
ing the islands have received from
Percy Hunter, Australia's delegate Il
g the Tourist Congress. Hunter is Ger
. tainly warm friend of the islands
[
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
Plan Another
Cannery Here

There are six acres of land about
to be sold adjoining the Ave or more
acres of the property of the Thomas
pineapple interests in Kalihi, which
available territory is described as
either good pineapple raising land or
ft for another cannery.
Whether the present cannery will
spread or a new enterprise will even
tuate is what the real estate men are
talking about.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02
SEvEN-ELEvEN
WITHOUT A SEVEN
Or AN ELEVEN

The law says that craps is a game
of chance, and has declared it to be
illegal, but with all due Difference to
the law it can be positively asserted
that craps is not always a game OF
chance. There was evidence given
in a case before Judge Cooper this
morning in which it was stated that
"phoney" dice had been found on the
defendant, Ben Ross.
These we're "phoney' inasmuch as
the 2. 3 and 6 were missing from each
dice. but to make up for the omis-
sions 1, 4 and 5 were imprinted IN
their stead, so that there were two
ones. two fours and two fiyes. What
chance any man had of seven OF
eleven with them is not apparent,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-02

:. J. scHoENING has gone to Hilo
for a short trip.
MR.. AND MRS. D. J. McGREW, left
for Vancouver on the Zealandia.
(. DUNCAN, of Los Angeles, who
has spent the winter in the islands,
is booked to depart on the Sierra.
$50
P. FENNELL, has gone to
Maui, on, one of mis- periodical tours
for the assistance of the liquor
commissioners of Maui.
R+*
MRS. J. C. HEDEMANN, left on the
Matson liner Wilhelmina for San
Francisco She expects to remain
on the mainland for about six
months.
DR.. AND MRS. S. L. BARNES, of
Seattle, Washington, who came to
Honolulu as tourists, have practic-
all decided to make their home
here
MR.. AND MRS. S. c. BABsoN, ant
child, tourists who have been visit
ing the islands for several weeks
left on the Wilhelmina. Mr.. Bah
son is a prominent business maj
of Hood River, Oregon
Mclean ANGINA u,ae n nassange
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MEMS CLOTHING

Mems Clothing on credit-$1OO a
week. suit given at once. Francis
Levy, Quitting Co., Sachs Bldg, Fort
Street
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WILSON DEFIES
THE SUPERVISORS

Road Supervisor Wilson has sent
q letter to Chairman Dwight of the
supervisors road committee, in which
he declines to accept the changes
made by the committee in his depart
ment. Wilson proposes to hold his
job, and also to keep the assistants
whom the board proposes to drop.
The board, however, will not appro-
pirate salaries for them.
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THE WEATHER

Local once a. S Weather Bureau
Honolulu y. &c.. February j. l9ll
Temperature. q =. .nt q. M; 10
%. M and morning minimum
go. GS, %, "a; So.
Barometer r7odug. Absolute hum
idity tgrains per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at a M:
5000, $3.50; -; 5S.
Wind yeioCu, ana direction at 6 q.
M: a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
SNE; line. 15NE; 19E.
Rainfall uuifng "a hours ending s Il.
m. 0S inches rainfall
Total VINO movement during q
hour ended at noon $50 miles.
WIN. p. STOCKMAN.
Section Director
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BUY AND SELL.

Diamonds and jewelry bought, sold
and exchanged. Bargain in musical
instruments j. Carlo. Fort st.
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PERSONS IN THE NEWS

on the Wilhelmina. He goes to
San Francisco where he will be
married to Miss Florence Mclean
of that city. After honeymoon
trip to Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs.
Lansing will return to Honolulu
about the middle of March.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BREcKoNS
condition is improving daily. A
sten0grapher attends at his home
each afternoon and takes dictation
from him. 1t is not anticipated,
however that he will be well enough
to attend at his office this week.
G. G. GUILD:-lt is never too early to
plan for a big thing l believe that
when the Panama-Pacific exposition
comes off at San Francisco in 1915
it would be a good stunt for Ha-
wall to have a printers exhibit in
her section, where may be shown
that we do here in Hawaii in the
publication and printing lines. We
have English, Hawaiian, Chinese,
japanese, Portuguese and Korean
newspapers and magazines and we
turn out some splendid book and
press work.
press work Nor should we forget
what the Kamehameha Schools can
do in the way of printing,
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