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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
FITZGERALD'S CHARGES.

While Representative Fitzgerald is without his good points
has ALWAYS sensational partisan Indeed he bears the same
relation to anang the yellow journalist does to newspaper
making and while he does often add to serious
discussion charging the President with muctng the news
paper the who went with MIN on western
trip to repensh the expenses of the trip.
There are no details given the cables but would have added
variety TO the story which the President amassed from
newspaper men, not speak agents. had been enzed
to the last reluctant cent.
1t will probably that the President instead OF giving the
blanche their living expenses en- route from
the Presidential appropriations made them charge their dining
car buffet and porter bills against the expense of their
and that the did the and turned their
pense bills into the treasury Had been the other way how the
zpera1ds would have srieked public money the
Presidents boon companions how the press had been subsidized
at the country's expense.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

BOB BALLENTYNE-If a track is
built in Honolulu l will have horse
always in training for the races, and
perhaps two.
STAGE MANAGER JOE bly,
shall be sorry to see the Juvenile Bos-
tonians go away. They are a great
bunch of kids to work with.
LAM MAGOON-I notice that Joel
Cohen says smoking in theaters will
kill all the germs. That may be true
but we don't all smoke the same
brand of cigars that Joe does.
w. NJ. BURNETTE (Hilo)-Hilo
has the strongest soccer team that
has ever represented the place and
the boys are confident of winning the
championship game with the McKin-
ley High School team on July 4.
A. F. COOKE-Tobacco smoke may
be a good germ destroyer and in it's
place may be used to good effect, but
1t may also destroy the germs of
roliteness, etiquette and unselfshness.
CAPTAIN LYONS (Missourian)-
Although the newspapers OH the
Coast say Taft must win, the general
opinion is that Roosevelt will be the
choice. The conservative magazines
take this view, At the same time
it is stated that Hughes could beat
either Of them.
DOMINGO FERREIRA - Bud An
derson of Vancouver, the man whom
Kid Miller is matched to fight this
month at klamath Falls, Ore, knock.
ed out frankie Edwards on June .
in the eighth round at Klamath Falls.
AFTER his match with Anderson, Nil.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

Ter will return here to train for his
contest with Johnny Mccarthy on
August 81.
H. A. TAYLOR-It is not unusual
to find people who forget that the
Territory of Hawaii is a part of the
United States, but l have received a
letter from a publishing concern in
Chicago which intimates that Hawaii
"a a part of the British Empire. IN
answer to my inquiry in reference TO
a history of the United States which
they are selling they say: I'VE have
solo over 10000 sets of this work:
r'any of these orders have been de-
liVered to loyal Americans, living in
almost every quarter Of the habitable
81 be, but yours (from Honolulu) rs
the first voice from England express.
ing an interest in the work"
MAYOR FERN - The promotion
committee Is doing good work in
territory near at hand, but it should
send its information to countries far
Their away. Lately a consul of Great
Britain was travelling this way, and
at San Francisco received a letter
from his wife warning him not to go
ashore at Honolulu, the people were
so savage. When the steamer came
into the dock he noticed a lot of very
Jolly people and seeing a nice-look-
Ing town he decided not to heed his
wife's warning. On coming up town
he saw the mayors sign out and Gail.
ed on me- and I drove him in my
auto all over the city and island
lie went away highly delighted with
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

to furnish all provisions, supplies and
everything except medicines used by
the health department have been in.
serted in the daily papers since June
Bird
Since then twenty-five nrms have
taken blank forms ans every mail
has been bringing in new tenders,
all Of which will be opened by Sec.
Rotary Kirk b. Porter on Monday at
noon.
1t is expected that there will be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
TAKING THE COLLEGE TO THE FARM.

The Department Of Agriculture has sent out srsna describing G6n
one ol ue PaCu& Tr ii.r S Contains the following;
Secretary and Dr. Galloway have been planning for some
time to naugurae northern the work the farm that has
been in Southern THAT gracious move on
the part of the Senators Secretary Wilson, when during the
sderaton OF the Agricultural Appropriation o they secured Tor the
Departments farm management work additional increase OF funds
There interesting story be told this connection The
cities have been filling and the farms have been deserted The cost
of living has risen and thinking men are graphing with the
South something had be done Many Southern farmers
crop men-hey grew upon the advent of the boil weev
of Agriculture money with which fight the pests.
1T was new undertakings sprays chemicals etc. WERE oi no
could reach them But something had to be done The Depart
courage the people in diversified farming This remarkably
1t would be long story all the steps taken fact longer than
iege farmhe ablest farmer each
his brethren and help them towards better things The
farmer taught help himself The Department has 300
these farmer agents Cotton not neglected. and through such
ing encouraged year South grew
before its history 1t be said that favorable
Very good that Fortunate but the South also
last year than it ever grew before
each county every taken improve the crops of all kinds
The boys enlisted There an opinion prevalent among the peo
the farm certain Education the past the
farmers boy has been concerned has had tendency take him away
from the farm And he Now he being trained towards
the farm and becoming interested the occupation of his father The
boys who of have had the advice their counties
OF the Departments agents and many interesting stories are current
with regard to the enterprise and pluck OF these boys who mostly
country ever knew Of beore-proven, certified yields
These the first steps towards better agriculture The
culture attacking with Federal money has cleared the tick of
equal three Southern There will be
ducts and meats coming before long from those localities Northern
markets.
more thing of magnitude and moment that want to
bring about That introduce other Of the country
what has been successfully accomplished along
agricultural lines the House this
They asked me how much money wanted told them that wanted
$4,000 more this year and would probably ask for 100000 increase
next year The House Committee Agriculture did
moment but the $4,000 into the bill When the bill the
floor of the House that body increased the appropriation
$25lOOO Now through the Senate sufficient added
to make the total for farm management work round numbers three
hundred thousand dollars
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

1t would be pity for the anOry the War
Partment for the of $23OO0 and likely will be
allowed to do The people believe
thing Answering its proper purpose would regmnta pride
and therefore help efficiency the big cities and
ii available civil functions also it would which
has been ong Added all this architectural advantage
the city We sincerely hope that the money will be provided
If Secretary Coreou advanced the money from the
States ay the 1907 he
precedent In 1873 when Could locked up all the
current gold and precpad Black Friday street Grants
Secretary of the Boutwell, pehaps-opened the treasury
and loaned enough gold the banks situation The re-
suit while did not keep Jay Cooke Co.. tumbng relieved
the situation and enabled the do great public
pension of $3.50 month of Admiral Schey nor one 70
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
TIMBERTOES
BY WALT MASON

Old Conner OF Kansas town, known frown,
for pity beg although he ps along his and does his
work from day day upon wooden leg And every time he goes
doors he pevh guy who about his evil luck
frcu with leg of flesh wo when vsstudes enmesh
eed amuc Strong with legs of flesh and bone just stand
around the and while Conner pegs along and up hay
the long through his woopydo and makes
his life song Old Conner and boods seeks the hermit
sotudes fill signs there's dependency m He
brag about that Eastwood limb though prize Sometimes
I'm full of and grief convinced the world brings relief until
dead and wall that things wrong old Conner hop
along then head I've noticed that the who grOw
and howl fate decrees
special pets then the
with red elm knees.
Copyright 1912, Matthew Adams WALT MASON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
CONTRACTS FOR
HEALTH SUPPLIES

twenty-five tenders will be opened
oy the Board of Health Monday at
noon and tabulations made of the
bids so as to have them in suitable
form for submission at the board
meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
The list will then be gone over and
the various contracts for supplying
lumber materials, food, etc, to the
Board of Health for the six months
beginning July / and ending Decem-
Der 81 will be awarded.
Advertisements calling for tenders
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
THE VICE-PRESIDENCY

The of the NcePrcdcncy to reach only second e
men as rule although history vcepreSdent ma,
reached the Office he considered fit for when he took second
place In they do better regent usually quahd
fine first place for the ruling place Generally Presidents by
accident with their duties because OF their limited eN-
pcricnCc
The way to cure evfor both Tyler and Johnson proved
it to be an evils give the Ncresden active influence and
the office lie might be sort
of Senatorial large member coico of the cabinet Now he
has nothing say about affairs and the average man has to stop to
recall who he Who can the last NiCeesdens off hand
When President named he very possibly President
choosing him become an INJURY
70 the country on that account the President dies office But no
bio man will take place which simply waiting for funeral
ne won't be shved He occupation which he may
be useful and conspicuous.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

a great deal Of business transacted
at the meeting on Wednesday, owing
to the fact that DR.. Pratt will have
returned from Kauai and viii make
his report, and as II is one of the
last meetings of the fiscal year there
is much work to be completed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

If Mark Hanna had objections the extraordinary promotion of
Dr. Wood he doubtless had better grounds for than dislike of
Roosevelt Dr. Woods assisted flight from the rank of medical
captain the command of the army contrary precedent and
had demorazng effect the service ought have been
permitted and justified by anything Dr. Wood had done
Mark Hanna this as clearly any other practical
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
Henry Waterhouse
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Lots at Palolo Valley and wilhel
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Story and half house on Khan 9,
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FOR RENT
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Makih st., bedrooms. E5ono
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Palolo Hill, bedroom, to OCT
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hunalilo st" bedrooms. ..... SO. 90
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14
WALT MASON.

Sampson if she living in need Cheese
pairing such beneath the dignity of this rich and powerful
Besides encouraging thing in the military
done than them that if they do their
they and their wives widows will be old from
the proverbial ngratiude of republics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

The blaze Moi might have been was,
three houses destroyed The affair the need of
engine kept in place convenient to Mo Kamud NIanoa and
Waikiki if is practicable to keep such engine each place
The has spread far that fire stations equipped with
the old apparatus, do not begin to meet the need.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

Many a doting father has paid hun.
dreds of dollars to learn that his
daughter couldn't sing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

The Atkinson revelation Chicago about paper ex-
peced and foreod And partly that what public
expected incidentally clears Mr. Holsen of any
anti Taft conspiracy, and for this relief much thanks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01

or gray. Shepherds plain and d'a'
mond-checked designs in black and
white are also good.
Whipcords. two toned, and whip
cord diagonals are most popular Tor
the coat ard skirt suit for early
spring wear.
Fyelet-embroidered taticta used IN
connection with plain taffeta and chii
ion Of the same color are materials
used in the makeup OF some very at
,ractive models. Fetching little coat
ees are fashioned from this material
Jouy fleur de sole is n marvelousl,
soft silk with Raily c0lored sinai
rosen scattered thlckly over the whit,
background, which is checked In
hairline
Sashes. which are usual featur'
uron the present 'dressy' frock. are
fashioned OF gossamer fabrics instead
Of The heavier silk or satin.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01
Mortudry

Crosiei-Dering Crosier, axe nine
teen years died yesterday afternoon
after an illness of a month from dis
ease complications. The body is he
ing held in the Griggs establishment
pending instructions from relatives in
Dorset. Vermont The young man
has been in Amarillo for consider
able time. and was formerly engaged
In the Nickel Store as clerk. Prior
to his illness he was with the man
agement Of the Saint Charles Apart
ments.
Having no relatives In Amarillo,
the young man was nursed during his
illness by Myron Sherman, his friend,
and It is probable that in event OF
shipment TO the old home. Mr.. Sher-
man will accompany the body north.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01
SOCIETY
- TELEPHONE TOT
TELEPHONE iGI.

Church this afternoon at the home OF
the former, sol Pierce street at ?:5O
O'Clock.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Polk Street Methodist church
will hold an important business meet
ing this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
church, at which n full membership
Is desired TO be present
The Bell Bennett Society os the
Polk Street Methodist church viii
meet this afternoon al 2:20 o'clock
in the parlors OF the church.
o
Mrs. c. +. Willmerins will be host
ess this afternoon for the Pilgrim
Workers of the CONGREGATIONAL
church ut her home, 1899 Jackson
street.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the First
Baptist church will meet this after
! noon at 8 o'clock IN the IarloN OF
, the church.
No meeting Of the Bcau-Not Club
will be held this afternoon. owing to
the May Ball TO 10 given his evening
at the W. o. W Hall
o
The c. w p. VI OF the Christian
Church will meet this afternoon at
the home OF Mrs W " Wetsell,
zoe Fillmore street, with Mrs VIM.
Boyce, Mrs J. VI. Russell and Mrs
Towndes as assisting hostesses.
The Guild OF 81. Andrew Fpisco-
pal church will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Walsh. -. Charles Apart
ments
Mrs F. J. Storm LETT yesterday for
Wichita Falls where she will attend
the Federation OF Women's CLUBS
Later Mrs. Storm will visit in Fort
Worth and in Mineral Wells, where
she will be the guest OF Miss Lucille
Baughn. of Mineral Wells
Master Trigg Twitchel. who has
been spending some time out on the
Trigg ranch. returned home yester'
day accompanied by his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. TriTg.
Mrs. J. w. Kearby, Mrs J s. Nc
knight and little Miss Fula Mae Nc
Knight are guests this week out at
the Lee ranch.
Mrs. J.. B. Simmons has returned
from Southern Texas, where she was
called to attend the funeral ~ her
brother, Mr.. ]. s. Nixon
Mr.. and Mrs. w VI. Smyer, wht
have been living at 1913 Taylor
street. are now residing ~ 1910
Pierce
| o
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Mckinney. who
have been residing az 1910 Pierce
street. left for Dallas the past week,
where they will probably make their
future home.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. storm, who
have been in Sar Antonio attending
the Southwestern Electrical and Gas
convention, have returned home. Mr..
and Mrs. Storm were accompanied on
the trip by Mrs. Storms father, II A.
Mobiles who left them later for a
business trip 20 Fort Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01

smooth fitting upper section AMI the
lower part III I plated flounce which
falls perfectly straight and soft, fll,-
ing not at all toward the bottom. For
the women who consider a broken
skirt line unbecoming. there are
plenty OF models with full length
plain panels. or Yerely full length
button trimminesi The full length
line is more often interrupted at
the waist by 2.rdle or belt than II
was a year ago andsoften only tine
'<s,, skirt length has the feature. bat
even this adds height 20 a figure.
The 5elted blouse with straight
basqu figures among the smart frocks
and though il cuts the height when
in material contrasting with the skirt
or when triWmed around the bottom
by contrasting material, II is much
less trying when Il is continued by
the line OF the skirt without any def
mite line or band of separation. Some
Extremely pretty models on this order
are made in various soft materials
and are particularly becoming to
youthful wearers.
'rhc striped chiffnus. radiums
voiles and other sheer stuffs make
mp most attractivoly and a good deal
is done with plain silk and stripe IL
combination. Tho primly lowered
louy silks too are often made up with
plain one.tone silk, as are the louy
marquisettos and Chif'ons
one sees lingerie stuifs combine Z
with silk in smart locking wudcls.
which OF course will not bear tub
bling; but that il true OF most OF the
more elaborate lingerie models even
when no silk Is introduced in them.
Black satin or 'affeta trims some ~
the best looking lingerie models and
insert lace. oYcnwork embroidorr.
etc. are made 20 show mp well bv
hancin- 'hcu over q yelling Of lock
hanging The mover o yelling OF black
net Is used for inserted bands ami
frills upon sheer white lingerie mae
'erlals
The triple skirt. each section rat"-
or scart and clinpinc. and with SOM"
border trimmings is ubiquitous. Liz
able little frooks OF dotted or other
sheer stuffs such az marQuisc;te5,
crepon radium, etc. with white OF
cream ground. have each section OF
their triple skirts scallopcd shallowly
and narrowly bound or corded on the
edges with black The simplest II
bodice s. trimmed In some way -
harmonic with he skirt and a cir
lle IS Of black 49, ash ends The
effect is peculiarly piquant and pref
|ty. 4 clever arrangement OF pony
radlum AMI black taffota made one
very simple froCk shown in one q
tho shops unusually attractive
Sheer lingerie or net dyed 10 the
color Of the material and the heavy
lace is often used for the upper part
Of the bodice In order 70 make the
frock comfortably cool Modified
Jumper arrangements With deep
yokes and sleeves OF sheer material
are frequently used for the heavier
summer materials.
The heavy soft linens are made this
season in many new weayes. most OF
which are more or lees rough. ~
the cotton corduroys IN white ar"
like these linens. very popular
Tho new sllk.serge settings are eN-
tremely lovely. They come In black
and colors. but are usually smart
! in white striped diasonally in black
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01
fashions

New York, April 27.. The long eN-
pected has happened and the divided
skirt, in the pannier style and its
various notifications. has arrived. So
far the new style finds It's expression
principally in evening gowns of a
more or less elaborate nature and the
models show 10 exaggerated effects
in drapery. However, the season has
only just begun and there is no doubt
that before the season has reached It's
climax there will be seen models car
rying the new style 20 abenrd AZ
ridiculous extremes.
When one gets away from III
picturesque evenings frocks. one finds
fewer extreme draperies, but all the
skirts in soft materials show consid-
cradle fullness end the tucked up
drapery in one form or another is
being widely exploited. Whether II
will be accepted by either the fsstidi-
GUS women or the crowd remains 20
he seen. but some of its versions are
really delightful Not every mater
ial is suitable for this effect. In tar.
feta this kind OF skirt is decidedly
bOuffant In the upper section full
and straight and limp below, ana is
rather too extreme 20 tempt any bri
rather too extreme TO tempt any but
in the softer stufis II is less extreme.
and when we'll made has cache. aa'
charm
A very handsome froCk shown in
one OF the shops was Of very soft
sheet creamy lingerie material
over an underskirt of black satin
or at least with the skirt OF black
satin below the tucked M puffs oi
the lingerie overskirt. This puff fell
quite Imply but very fun and follow
ed a slightly slanting line downward
from front to back From under the
tucked up edge fell q soft plate
frill Of very fine cream lace There
was a full frllle9 fichu on tho sim
pie lingerie bodice and narrow plat
ed frills finished the long slim trans
parent sleeves. The "irdlc WIS -
black
Another charming model with d..
tucked up drapery mad It's underskir'
Of finest cut work embroidery folunD.
ing with little plain batiste show
above the deep embroidery. The bod
ice and tucked M Cversklrt wee OF
soft lowered silk in Louis XVI DO
sign OF rose and blue and straw color
and there was flat fichu o. The coz
work embroidery covering alomst RIO
entire bodice above a girdle % old
blue.
4 method OF skirt drapory Nlich
merely gives a little movement 20
the skirt lines without introducins
any extreme lines or actual bouttancy
consists in placing a group OF tiny
horizontal plates en- one side OF 4
skirt that would otherwise hang In
slightly full foldn-the fullness of
course more pronounced in back and
vides than IN front
But not all OF the new frooks are
draped Indeed. drapery, so far. is
the exception and Il Is only because
u sounds a new rote that the drnp-
cry idea Ia the thing most clearly de-
fined in ones mind. after a study OF
the new models. Most skirts In sot,
materials have considerable fullncss
but this fullness Is very likely 10 be
held in by some transverse trimming
or. at least. 10 he dragged down into
straight olinging lines.
Occasionally one finds a sklrs with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01

After two weeks trip in Tho east
Or. Wolcott will be in Amarillo on
and after the 9Th OF May Dr Vol
colts office is especially equipped for
the treatment Of CATARRH and the
fitting OF GLASSES. lj3-6c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.

Mas. MISSIONS SOOTHING SyRuP has been
used ior over SIXTY WEARS by MILLIONS ~
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
.rEErIIiNG, with PERFECT SUccEsA u
.sOOTHES the CHILD SOFTRSS the GUMS
.ALiAYS all PAIN CURES WIND collie. and
j. the best remedy for DiARRHdA. II y ali
solu'cly harmless. Ne sure and ask fog MIR.
Winslow's soothing syrup" and take no other
ind Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01

seats On the band wagon are 30
comfortable. that there are always
many who don't care who does the
driving.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-01

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