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 TACKLE NOISE THAT MsGhT.

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 iNusnsaa bess. .Fart Dzsis has u'a s%ss tbcs4 'ahsr4sxsaoh pt auy sziliHty eeFl zon ths 1ArtfU eo"#t. having 'osssen
 ss+rytnizs rruur. rbs fFsaAdio' roeu' s44. ae%tA.. .;::s1tAs hTH ,o@ tAs NoNat:
 ie.sr xas heya!ts ta4Gs 6t tks.T nsss.
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 slsss kA Afa4l ntvz. .'tpd \ itteie !! [ ss,es aS eeRes.An ! \ eAriAhnr .:y ..: r. oa!aaots@t. stAhs::%nl. hs 'ths ;agAt +ss s4PsHmaw t5sts~sn the iRAsas ths EzSt1ss4. xEl ,thesnSh. ! wnl hs n E6pt Ehms .enG .sarc to he Mt~estine. |. 1a beskst .bsiL. beth :.nsn'a teams ex- |ssss t,s dtme<t ccnodeaSs but tas
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FIVE. DEATHS
 F IN NOVEMBER
LAsT bAT oF MONTH oacA1g RRLcE psuh IH -H1AeITkA

asoeEa Ffies. Ys .rs4Fce- disa tp tns :hospatAd osssrdAy MaE.ne tue hFn
 osatA to occur Ia NotAq .saFta& tas .mezth e< NovaiHber. The caass sf rta asath w~s. . liver SSmpi%sHt.
 E He A1strAd n N0a1A tfE: Ia l$eS. bus '.~ept .luoss smAs~dlAts.y to FsLrSa1E4. pyrlns .hs paas sduAnef. ss 'ttntsnsl and wsst; to equirrrl rt1hnr ftA4 Aa <aAa. s.ek and ~4skt4 hts s7ss ,s., bsssc+ rn. fatal lnn -' g1I iR t;
 ::H. va4 .sou. 70 rAAss .. 4Ff s,,A rleazsa g .wssa wAS itv.n lhiAr fraAaA' Ot<asa. -.
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MExr

Nov thG1 THank6strink A4f shs TAia1EsvaAE, hza ara past,. .Hs aAst tins to sh.nh .s<sous!y-anA kiss wtti. rlsssars-at tho e<e event nf ths- sss- eca-ste Annual Rect Gs=asA. Tafa AAs nsesms o4e ss the sss. annual aS' sI4r.. la Meme. ionksa forward !sps .YIth eeS~ expectation ay Hlh and T0iins alike. Thla year. the proceeds S1s ta So to thAAe.as Iet alsabit& AAfAgti- tuts plscsSts. te be ;saist ham&H sEGrs n Inc interior, prGbabIy Tsf Hst aprsnxl- Tns Koof esafAsn MR bs \! Eagle, H.lL sas,1rsAx. p+oetabsr sl.44
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At . meeting of the AksGlR rnrni' val anacutt%e eumHnttee huit Monday IlaceD,ber 2, the following con1mittcae were appInnted:
 HatortnInmeni: .A J, MrtTonseIl chaiT maAn. Frank Purl&H. Al F71tehsT D. E. Crowley. Harp. shcHr-r. DIT W D.. ClaGe
 Refraahment and booths: R. J Downing. chaiF7nnn: J. D. Jonrdsn, F 4. ban1eis, I1eufs SladGs, John Hestor Hsnry Rurgh, Con kclIso.
 Han and decnrArIoIs: Thomas 0Hfr' aey. cbz,rnan I. M. "ulIAns. "m Stipek, F. II. KIsArlc, 4. II. aru'. A. W. Oflapde, I,r. J. M. Ste9R.
 FIoors. music and dance. $. v. TaG' g&rt. chairman: II. II. 5snnsT. E- IL Castle, Id. D. SAmuAIs, {}eorgh 8-kes Arthur Cole. Df. J. H. MGsietd-
 Printing. L. l.. Scott. charrlaH F. .. DiVIne. Ivhu NneirAsy. Hhn E"n't' c. W. ThDl1lton, Wns MrMnruA 2r. D. a, Eeutrau.
 F4pnnqe: N, A Gilmore. cha rrnani A. PoIet. L. [. Scott. Robert IA"r H. MulIcr, Gon Jancs. J. H. Iqnrt- ECHeTy.
 Recsr.Iun e0um'sIeN LIuiss; :-- h MurAue. chRirtn&n: Capt. %"i7s. T'"r'. Read, Q. D. Cochran. c, J. LJTTIh T. q. Powell c. D. sehof1ell, [. F. HohbeH AL BFaersu, ThorulE Lehmanu. t''s 11oresn, J. Y. She1tsn. ]. \, F Lehe''l' r. Y. M. Axrr. I. I. %aCllcnlleiMeT Hoy
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AlAsktI;MINER :. |: :: :.:;;:...k||4||'|Is&LF '. -: :, ...v ,hoMmrs edIoank .M1H FOUR hUNbAgD' aektARs.iH
 POCKET.
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 SEATTLE, ,Ds~ a.-z. M. WsodwArd. g. raiusr from Asa4aq &aeaasstAa .sl, cIds h this 9atE ,szi@ btdkt: but Aa oanaa was a44li1as B dssA. os, hia .psrsaa AtG '~AAt 56Sisd -rh4. svu Of a4et Aa saah. ' t',',' >.'..
 Hs k sai4 to hAss. dsAH 1sal h.nswu ih va.sou4: passa ps iss ss7arail ee ths oamoA of whiuh Hk h&a. waikss in. s1s cane to asstsl& tAls fa,t -:sftst having Mor6$d dQt1ns tAA ozslS ssisca In the ssftrtarE. @:*s:t tats
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CARNIVAL COMMITTEES
 APPOINTED TODAY

[ tiahorNe. Job1 sU1doaek.
 Tb< IpoiAs wuU SIslS1e6 tp SAI following psreonG and tAsS Esrn aV. thorL9ed to se;sct Lhe bHlGncE rt i1esl
 wInA oos,n. N.s Rus. po~dnE GIiaituH.n.
 I-sfndande booth. 3a+A Nat. = DIshh chafFtrHn Candy Sootn, AdIaA IAlsHi4 ~'fIsDA ahA,rn1An. = Dutch Bouth. Mr. 0enrke. EoEimrs chaIrnau, ..t.
 CnrtAe HnG aandwton-A. ArA. G@s'tst AtanAs. ci,nirrnAh.
 ice Gf>sam, Mrs. Trunk Hurley. rieA, nsR. .. --"
 rortpr. '.p'se, nr.' Mn tit's.~l ns, chairman :; ..':
 Fish pond. 'Mrs C.s4y, rhuHaasRF :.
 c"Htetti.. M'A Has:' 'rAs'"'s"a nhAIr1na..
 kso+*. pr. Nenman. dsarxe UrIss4 hy, Doc Kalnp- .,.-
 AdmisRlen adultE slI- GhildESn $4s.
 voting for aaecH te b+@ih et "a o'clock noon on the 10th of per4mhAE. 1873. Ratipt boxas eI TVhvs eaC65 store and ! -pJren SrpR Tickets eepi each. Provided $500 OF fHots ta4sed SI00 tn he given to the qqeep to paE- rbaae gvbas log herseK and nnaids. =
 Edwin JuhnAnn VAS eppOtnead eap- tain of tha carnival guards with pete- CT tJ select h,s pTn asaiseenka.
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kka~IAi NANns3 asFTtsM

ths~Iat MANnst esrTtsM
 :. HRk1T1.E Dee l++-J, Frlsufz1f' a Rusian mInef. whe worhsd h fne TehrhauEs cpnasrY. disd hsrs" f4& -hiwar In the Etnar rKemcy hospdt4i aS | chsrity pstient. AftAf kts death q s.AsSh ssaalted Ia ths nnd1nE of ns aSs .Ai Aia tsczSn.
 Hnsn E7lsmah bssAms Ack RH' lEFS tended to atsaet Pe*srtF and %AsAS nrsy,.jI.a ulan the ztthaT1t4aE 70 nAVe him. s4us te the EHerEency hAratAl' whiis lp Fsfhankst 1t h sssd. a. o"s xpsw. h1n To b. poSsesuad Of so laFsA
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AT THE NEW EAGLE

Old AsHis h9ntar Rys Ard sits Fx- Maesa AthsRtan 0~upAsn 4hssssYs. nlialtSA ssfiAA 1H6+-tsH6 AAGahk in AAs~A ANd Fsduesa e e psr esne. Ay To. a. 9svbrnmA~a. ky Esa kAttl+ sr eAttaM .c:
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TO, tAAMIkG NoAos.

rND Jonss. aUpseiAtfAAehS 'V1 lhs ;,rDa1 r1tnnIasknI. AscanpssAfsd bs Iar% asaTsrAon. will leave wsdnsa- day :for Candle. peeTsnG. IAlnacank ala way pQi4Ith to L4seuttgRts. Fvsd They will TetzKa Ws lhA 3touk kaEak Aha Wlp bv abStEk al.hut rVsIf Ee%Hh ..-*. .t
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Mrs. dibarn will aiv4 private dAre- Inm l4ssAnA All winter faHr heuAAA Sast af +slsehsns nsfioA. MAsqusrads A1itAv deSMiness, sIsssn suits. sasI tnr +sEst.
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uNgxcELLEn NEWa sEHsIcE t,r t,,A NcmA Daily NugKss. s40s Os- s.outb As.1tArsA ts yeur ADmes avery uIsthi hssora g. Afe1pcE
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LAST sr'ME4S.Yta,,;s

G<1F HT!t |. Tue Aa. przcttl* lr bsg iSa iaa baseball Will hs i+14 sAAs T eysSshis 1 sis ,ae. cora tha hik snmas cshA ~ff Lit rsi- Gay: Qsise a bix: tzKns<E s, az1;su.sA and the htSs viii a+t., aa*.f ic; i;sssl busineMA .- = 3.
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N+Aa4SAksr ard Ai~HyS remember thn4 4hs yn6nsy hack guarantee gosa nith everything EsId uHdsF the shi'' Ina Erark A full fine carried sk PS1sea.
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! eutskKAA TAkee PLACE.

1epsge Fsaecs SAB |a&d to rSSt tAIa afx%Tneon. K*v. c. ID, Christian et 'ssr. a4Ars's church aAsklAunS' .F%
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:. aEA,o rbua LAUNDRY

4a E,s PsspssF LAu.AFs ~n>fs you vth rAsslvs god wCsk sxaT~t"d bS nnx~ hra whitA employee, who rsc%iFs rin sfAnATA WAA&
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Ms fsAvs . Jzrna ssaoTtnsnt CT fancy holiday alft bsrks, rsAdT For sAAllirsa. LeMsn Hre%-
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FR.hAY, HEekMekN (

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FALLS .2,0o0 fEE1 ,...,,
 .. j. CRUSHED ID EA lH

a io Erzuwato. Ike !E0u=aef fs' en. as .,,,T ~' at s<urt IL drup1sd Atr | stss~;r>. Frnsns whsn tan.a tsen ..:s '1'
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coMlNcI cpMlNrl cQMlAGl Th4 big uhn.s # tks sAaAsH, FAts nAvis ss- Meme ks@had ctsk. maaiEas Ball. Come une. GAMs AlE
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nn FNA3 MxEn

aiK AaAAA. sssassssSAsiitA lsAAsr AsAs And sssafsspA hass thsm ssaHts3 dA 1fs At4asa s4lsA
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Reliance ts12 pack uf har,i.st t::: ::::' trEzdsnV & Bos1sn- ..~$S
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70 10 TNk k0tEfN Pp1R ehAssy fss NN sAsa MuAA AAA basA7 ThH sak 0s&ss AkSss lN AsNHA
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Wsteh TsE4Ss ie 4'Sfss< %Aa~sa' H4J. Sa4a4 sh sal% Aas4ssa kxak :,
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aIhlAa ksnA sasay slr sa.Eit4 W ss Hssesk s!1s4 mA:. ;;.. <.
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csn.'1 aes4Aalf Aaia..k..a;.4 .., eah"ss a p# paaa4. &a,r sssA.; ' frssdtns q 9sts -rs ..r
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aiSsasa- Nse% ersA

SACKSOMV1L%&. Fta-. pec. A- R1chard FF1yuc- % notsd aeF"F'aak' Rs'' ,o .hE sssth yAstsrday 'tFQR ' at4Eh' es at*a feet snd gas cFaAaAd ':so death busqrs tha sSs sof assre%k heE- ry,. gtr,cAs4 Erord Ho gsaAI ~as eaa ha,ih. wasSh ha. had attaInSd ~t 1As tilne uf ihb GeMdHnf that ttss Ea'As* ns the gaiahAp was not. da4esrned aTA 'I ~4st r&mel1S A 9asststy-
 Iu sht beginning tAr msGhin6 sstm .
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aRfi cEEfi1icAre..

TOPEKA, Dec ll-1hs asrxrsaia .sA'p esrtiNnats his been lsa.sa<: t, Hod9as. !,
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FoN NNAk': {:

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PNohRkEF AT nnatsansl

Tasss oE sers men 4 M dSlssy aiiSs d R m ksttieach pralpaqsmR: SroaaA coensit dut4ak tas' i~iis1t RIsx Tn prdhAhsg. Es arsF tArA n | tss: da.s
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AtASk ,, }. .,;|
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OUTSIDE BEER AT HlGEgT

Fer outside hssr ka4aa.ti a S drsft 90 to thE EAzas, s.Ass. E Ss, bA ssnur~d hs shs eIass, hptts ,,,i;is3Is.
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10 PRoaFEtT BoVAA0f4 :.

tatpss Burke is sbduf >o Mnlt aA D hensa aN -Bqdrbon erteh:Ana T. teklss ropt An tAtat' 7:
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Frssh pun7Pkins snd sqkash @lS; mans. :. s;fs;
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s4ss -shs Asiltaa. tsaiIe siIe .alts ;fss IdBs B: 'las Ar uss- ,jAiis 1H 3 Ss IssE;;s' x r'aA,. ' E. s ,; :|! | |I|
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
CAPTAIN Kills.

Captain William p. Kits, Eleventh
Infantry, U. S. A., with Mrs. Kits and
their little daughter juliet, is proceed
ing in the Thomas going to the Coast,
Captain Kits was on November q
promoted from a lieutenancy in the
Twenty-First Infantry to a captaincy
in the Eleventh, and is going to join
his regiment at Fort d. A. Russell,
North Dakota.
Captain Kits, with his single com
pany of troops, had a fierce battle with
large party of Moros in Mindanao,
between the army posts of Malabang
and Parang Parang. Two of Captain
Kits men were wounded. The casu-
alties of the Moros were unknown.
Although young in years, Captain
Kits has two brilliant Philippine tours
of duty to his credit, and fine achieve
ments are anticipated for him.
He is the son of William A, Kits, of
the Army and Navy Journal, New
York,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
SAN FRANCISCO
CHEERS FOR TAFT

SAN s FRANCISCO, January "a
The Union League Club banquet last
night to Mayor james Rolph Jr turn
ed Itself, of its own volition, into a
love feast. 1t presented the duality of
a public official and private citizen as
the guest of men with whom he had
long been associated and who had de-
lighted to call him friend many years
before it was thought he would be
come the chief executive of this Won
derful city by the Golden Gate.
A. W. Scott Jr., speaking extempo-
raneously, said he had been asked by
President Tryon to say a few supple
mental words in welcome to the Mayor
and the members of the Board of SUI
pervisors, of whom so much will be
expected. His was to be, he said, the
clubs welcome to a fellow member,
who investigation had demonstrated
was i'm good standing in every requi-
site of the clubs rules 81 am here to
tell him." said Scott, what the club
expects, what it will do to him if ne
succeeds and what it will do to him
/ if he does not succeed. He wants a
City Hall ready and with the lights
turned on so and so do we. He has nc
hallucination, no dreams, is not the
victim of esthetics God knows we
have recently had enough trouble in
San Francisco, and now we are goina
to have things straight with jim
Rolph in charge or else he viii have
to answer to his fellow club members
and if he does that-well, God he'll
him, that's all"
Scott incidentally referred to Presi
dent Taft and raised a storm of ap
plause When the applause subsideC
he said, I'VE are all progressives
but we are progressives within tn,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
qHB WORLDS NBWS CONDENSED
WESTERN NEWS.

Originating West of the Mississippi
William f. Delaney, the veteran
| trainer and Americas greatest man
ager of prize-fghters has just died in
| Oakland
Friends of woman arrested in
Tacoma for bigamy and who was be-
ing taken to train by a sheriff
showered the two with rice to dis
guise the fact
In a sham battle at Los Angeles
warships in San Pedro bay We're I'M
able to locate with their searchlights
aoroplanes which were attacking them
Two hundred Italians of Spokane
have volunteered to go home to Italy
to fight.
A Los Angeles newsboy tried to
buy aqueduct bonds with 1904 he made
through selling papers AS they were
$1,000 bonds the offer was declined.
Two thousand pounds of gold from
the Iditarod gold fields have been
brought by dog sled TO Seward, AL
aska, en- route to Seattle
President David Starr Jordan Of
Stanford University has been given
the insignia of the Meigi Order of the
Scored Treasure by order of the EN-
peror of Japan, on account of his
peace efforts.
Zollie Clement, the bandit who pat.
termed his career after Jesse James,
and who has confessed to number
of murders committed in the fascin-
ating cause of adventure, is danger
ously i'll and may cheat the gallows.
A Kansas City tailor counted all
the stitches on a coat he was making
-32997 in all Wonder if his Gus
toner was in a hurry for the gar
ment!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
EASTERN NEWS.
Originating East Of the Mississippi
Rivera

Originating East Of the Mississippi
Rivera
Mrs. Joseph DreXel of Philadelphia,
widely known in the highest social
circles, has just died.
The Duke of Connaught exchanged
calls with President Taft when he Wis
tied the United States.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
authorized the preparation of designs
and plates for suitable commemora-
tive postage stamps for the Panama
Pacific exposition in 1915.
Rev Madison c. Peters, pastor of
the Pilgrim Congregation church Of
New York has opened a grocery store,
hoping thereby to benefit the poor by
a campaign against the high cost of
living.
The delicate operation for appendi-
citis has now been so perfected that
the patient is allowed to leave his bed
within twanty-four hours after the
operation.
One woman and three men have
been arrested by the Chicago police
who have evidence that the band rob
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05

SEALED TENDERS will be re.
ceived by the superintendent of Pub.
lie Works up until - m. of Monday,
February 26, 1872 for constructing
and EXTENSION TO THE HOMO.
LULU SEWER sYSTEM-WAIPILO.
PHO AND KAPALAMA HOMO.
LULU.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms Of proposal are on file in
the Office of the Superintendent OF
Public Works, Capitol Building.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any and
all tenders.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, January 20, 1912.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
LATEST NEWS BULLETIN.
Originating On the Day the Steamer
Sailed)

Sailed.)
/ A street car expert brought out
from the East to examine the San
Francisco system, in preliminary re-
port, advises the Chicago plan of a
municipality controlled street-car oper-
alton.
J. p Morgan is planning to concen-
trate his art treasures, now scattered
in Europe and America, in his New
York residence. His total collection
cost in the neighborhood of 100000
600.
Emperor Nicholas and Emperor
William have ordered the release Of.
a spy held by each country and be
longing to the other nation. 1t was
simply a fair exchange.
Two daughters of the late Supreme
Court Justice Weller of Utah were
fined 500 each in New York City for
shoplifting.
Through the generosity of Mrs. Rus
sen sage Une olsllaI Coll'S vi Tue NC"
YORK Natlohal Guaru mas p'eh pro
Vided with Soooo aeropiahe anu @ooV
10 pay lor us operaIIoi'
inc frahco-lIaiiah dispute mas oeeii
settled amlcaDly' All questlohs OIL
law arising from the seizure Oh Frehcu
vessels by ltallah "arshlps VIII pe
submitted TO me hague
A band OF lahatlcaI women III TO
land tried TO cruelty man Whom
they had selected ana "orsnIpeu as
thelr savior.
An investigation INTO Ihe wreck
winch caused the death OF loriher
PRESIDENT HaIahah OF the llliholS Zen
traI placed the blame on the railroad
company ior running trains 100 close
together
Inc present W. A. HuISl nrln' TO-
oacco dealers OIL 9ah FRANCISCO no
noluiu' ana otner places mas peeh as
SoINeu' All Ine companies interests
VIII p7 lnerseu III d ne" @"'ooo'Vo COZ
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05

bed the Thaw residence in Pittsburg
three years ago, getting $4,000 in
jewels.
Washington functions in honor of
the Duke of Connaught's short visit
were of an informal nature
Continued investigation of the de-
felt in the city funds of San Francis
co show the most outrageous misuse
.of funds and absolute ihcompetency
on the part of officials of the former
Mccarthy regime.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-05
RICHARD IVERS,

law, within right and within prece-
dent. We do not believe and neither
does he in untenable theories and if
any one attempts to force such upon
us we will say to them: We will not
disturb the foundations of this govern
ment on which the Republican party
is built and you shan't'"
When former Governor Gillett de-
liyered his address, the tribute to Pre5i-
dent Taft evoked the same storm Of
enthusiasm that the mention of tis
name by Scott has proved,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Originating Outside of the United
States.)

Originating outside of the United
States.)
Don Francisco de la Barra, as spec
ial ambassador, thanked King Victor
Emmanuel on behalf of the Mexican
government for Italys participation
in the centennial celebration of Next
can independence
Argentine and Paraguay will cease
to be on speaking terms" unless the
latter accedes to the formers demand
for compensation for attacks on ship
pilg property.
Gold found in chickens near Mini
tomas Manitoba, led to the discovery
Of a mine.
Tlance ANA Italy it is understood,
have come to au agreement in the
trouble following The arrest Of he
Rcd Crescent society while passengers
rn a French stesmsr en- route to T n.
is.
A memorial window for John Bun
yam has been unveiled i'm Westminster
Abber PA years after his death.
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WASHINGTON, January John
w Garrett, who has been transferred
from the post of minister to Venezuela
to that of minister to Argentina, will
be able to keep up the standing Of the
United States, as he is a very wealthy
man, his father having been president
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Nh CARROTS predecessor, John r. Car
ter, resigned because he could not
stand the expense of the Argentine
mission, which is one Of the most eX-
pensiye in the diplomatic service.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF MUTUAL
TELEPHONE CO., LTD.

Notice is hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of the stockholders Of
Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd, will be
held at the Office of the company
Adams lane, Honolulu, Territory OF
Hawaii, on Tuesday, the 9Th day o.
February, 1912, at 1870 p m, of SAID
day, to consider and take action upon
a proposal to increase the capital
stock of the company and the dis
position of the new shares to be is
sued in case Of such increase; also t.
do such other business as may come
before the meeting.
Dated, January o. 1912
J. A. BALCH,
Secretary
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annual MEETING

KALOPA AGRICULTURAL co. LTD.
The Annual Meeting of the Share
holders of the K'alopa Agricultural
Company Limited, will be held at the
office of its agents, C. Brewer & Com
pany, Ltd, in Honolulu, Thursday,
February 18th, 1912, at o'clock p.
NJ
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ANNUAL MEETING.

PONAHAWAI COFFEE CO., LTD.
The Annual Meeting of the Share
holders of the Ponahawai Coffee Com
pany Limited, will be held at the
office of its agents, c. Brewer &
Company, Ltd, in Honolulu, on Thurs
day, February 18th, 1912, at 1876
o'clock A. M.
II. M. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February /, 1912,
6ts-Feb. 2, s, z, 8, ~, IA.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
HtsTACR BECK 90. I'M.

U0lAOH FHCh W. LID.
At the regular annual meeting Of
the Stockholders Of Hustace Peck Co.
Ltd, held January 81, 1912. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
CHAS H. ATHERTON. .. President
FRANK HUSTACE. ...........
.Vice-President and Manager
A. F. CLARK. .......... Treasurer
w. II. SMITH. Secretary
N. E. GEDGE. ........... Auditor
Directors-Cha II. Anterior, Frank
Hustace, w. H. Smith, Cecil Brown,
A. r. Clark.
w. H. SMITH,
Secretary Hustace Peck Co Ltd
Feb. 1, 1912.
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Visitors
Invited

We extend most cordial In
vitation to all interested in
pure milk to visit our depot on
Sheridan Street. In this depot
is handled all the milk distrib-
ured by us and the visitor can
see in the extreme cleanliness
here the idea that we are en-
forcing at every contributory
dairy.
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TAG Yokohama specie Bank
LIMITED.
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

General banking business transact
ed. Savings account for 81 and up
wards
Fire and burglar proof vaults, with
safe Deposit Boxes for rent at 81 per
year and upwards,
Trunks and cases to be kept or
custody at moderate rates
Particulars to be applied for.
w AKAI, Manager.
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HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. Fl. F. q
A. N.
A

THERE WILL BE A STATED
meeting of Hawaiian Lodge, No. FL,
f. & A. NJ, at its lodge room, Masonic
Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea
streets, THIS (MONDAY) EVEN
February b, 1912, at 1880 o'clock.
TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS.
Members of Honolulu Lodge, Ocean
ic Lodge and all visiting brethren are
fraternally invited to attend.
BY order of the w. M.
X. r. G. WALLACE,
Secretary.
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Honolulu Office, Bother and Merchant
Streets.
Tel 242l and 1884 P. o. Box les
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RICHARD IVERS,

Secretary.
Honolulu, February /, 1912.
2, 5, z, 8, ~, IA.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

WOODLAND FRUIT CO., LTD.
The Annual Meeting of the Share
holders of the Woodlawn Fruit Com
pany, Limited, will be held at the
office of it's agents, c. Brewer &c
Company Ltd, in Honolulu, on Fri
day, February 10th, 1912, at 8 o'clock
p M