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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
BY JAMES HAY, JR.

Byzantine soldicry, and the rcculi-
ari,ics Of the bclligcrous ,quadron5
made famous by the Macedonian
dynasty. Alta moments notice, he
can take command Of the Spanish
Armada and, improving it up TO the
modern standards, conquer, subJu-
gate. and destroy Duluth. He can
lump into a submarine and dash
through the emerald depths Of the
ocean from the Kongo River to the
Zuvdcr lee, and he can lead fleet
from Picking to Louisville, while his
enthusiastic fellow lawmakers hear
the churning Of the waters, the
-hricking Of the rigging, and the sui
len muttcr Of the breakers.
In the course Of his remarks he
can unlimbcr battery in the cen
rral aisle and batter Gibraltar TO a
Pat and habby pulp. tn his desk
me- can reconstruct Port Arthur, and,
while the guns boom and the swords
hack through crunching bones, prove
that Russia was defeated by the
weakness Of the Notifications around
St. Petersburg. There is nothing he
doesn't know about war. whether it
be- fights Of the past or fights to come.
lie can map ont the plans the Jap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
THE BATTLE BIRD

SV7HENEVER the opening gun
" Of a big and bloody Wy
rolls its thundcrous echoes through
tn. corridors Of the Capitol and the
columns Of the daily press, the na-
tivcs Of Washington rush to their
front doors and cXclaim in crescent"
chorus:
There goes IIobson again"
As the opening gun, Richmond
Pearson IIobson, member Of Con
qrcss and bird Of battle, is the rapid
fire. bullscvc. long-rangc champion
OF military history. He can make q
war as easily as YOU can make q face.
Disdaining the Use Of SmokcIc,s
powder and Maxim ,ilcnccr, he has
risen 10 his feet on the floor Of the
House Of Representatives and dis
charged in rafting and rcycrbcrant
crashes. flashes, and roarS the open
ing guns Of wars with Japan, Ger
many. France, and Switzerland, not
t. mention Hcligoland and Iceland.
He loves battles. His idea Of the
dove Of peace is a fully armed bird
sailing through space on sizzling
cannonball and brandi-hing in II,
screaming mouth q cu'la~s sharp
,,,,.,,,I ',-rli' . h4ir His ideal If a
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STATE NEWS. NOTES

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balls, ssas Mssass ~. slhse ~. u
w. grows % tie eosd sssch, and II
vsishs jsss ~ posn1A Thsss vsss
many eshss earnips 10 ths paAeh sane.
las Iron I've - nfessa pess1s.
Chassss A. q. Clair q 0lssvsed
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tlssaloa q bsisg - ~ sesas ~ NIL
Wills b aalssds ssheel q DasDdss.
~. o. Cla.s, vho = . relative ~ esaa-
~ NAplss, q Olsavood 8psin0n, ,
ere a The ltgses lsessss laspsgaess.
asd = q ~ pssasst time ssissdlag
schoo, In TIE city a Boel1ss. On The
asss a. thh meath ~ ~ ssms votshes
mo- Q. 90 ~ ei9s.oo. bslus hh sspssA.
W. pay, notwithstanding ths Inst thas
sos almost . meath be has hssu q.
sssdlng SCHOOL In Boaldss. TIE
vosehss vas uailsd 10 Mn q 0lss-
wood 6psinsA
q. @. Fox Saturday mosaiag shot
md kilIsd hls thsss ehildssn end hlm.
~ q ths I. d. Blaaehasd sanch, 3
Imllss north west II Psoaia, Of 10 O'Clock
Cos's viz was away q the ll@s and
1Dsnd The ho1lss whsa she sssusnsd
homs u neoA. Ths hndy u ths sidsss
shil1, . sid Il .. bed lAllsa evss fsoas
shs. ehsls vhsss ehs bed been slttiag
ealo The bsd, . poi - ha1 hssa ~.
lng still clutehsd In hss aaossA To
ny. 4 ysass 90 Jwd 49, - ~ ~
whsss b I'D svsdssily hsss 4 play.
Ths baby's body was 1osnd II ~ ssadls
An u the shilAssn haA bssM 49,
shsusgh ths hssd. Coss 10y was
soswa sssmp,sd Up assisse ~ ass-
plass In - a1)olaing ssom. . ssvslvss
vlsh M saspey ehantsm n hls sids.
Bsssy - ~ assd had svt1sntly n.
ssles1 h Instant dsath. Oss was .
osaaas a. ths n.aashasd lAsn, vhlsh
b 80 = ~ hssl,kaovs orchard plasn
~ ~ MestA Hssh essassy. u ~
sDantss = ~ ssssass's jusy thsss b
- 6sses - - asapsssssly isssas.
A. sssthesaks sAsss Olsswssl q
1o1o .. -. Friday. I've Alslnsl sAeshs
hssag IN. 1ssh es4hs lss>s1 assss
= aoseo1s on1 vegs esvsss eusaGA u
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n ~ vooess q AlsoesusmI
cowoty:

gE. =.
~ ne9e YAH aPpsas g tee
Os.csal 1slloe oeSs Ioesday ~ ne
$50 g kspeeeeseesive % soe eext
LeGseleeore sos tne eooesSee OF
Mestesuoa aoo Dolores. en- 10
sse tace q tee ear.ess soIieteasaoe
q lrsends and oil e!e0ents OF !nis
coeney. regardless o. parry. asa in
a1etng tos your support w = wmn
- dsesinct unoefseendise. tnas u
e!scsed shall repsesent tne estife
district, ana WORK Sor tnis secsson
regasulese q parry S06messcns.
think an nmilias with coodisaoos
% thte section. ana IRON ~ pes
experience ~ puolsc euaifs nese oe-
!leve can Dc o. service 70 you IN
Oenyes sext winter.
J believe nrmiy 10 me)osity fuie
ana nave n!ed psedee numoes one
wnicn Danas me 20 tne peoples
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nm vim n.r,y v. Pyle about the

Tslk With Harry v. Pyle aboat that
farm policy. Il covers cattle. horses.
hay, grain, dwelling and household
snods. Pays ESQ on hossrs and 90 on
esttDe. Your hay and grain should BE-
protected In the stack snd In the bin.
Don't b. unprotected. The price =
right and the companies good. Talk
with Pyle.
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NOTICE IQs PUBLICATION.

.pevaU2eat 81 NE Iatssies,
e: g 81: 1:; - .s:lI''|I:s!. - :::i:!
s:::s.ia5 sl1i7 = ~ ~ ~. S:s:,lS.a:
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sisss - ~. I. Ma, iass psl =. & ia
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

n you ars mot . Subscriber to The
Star but recsivs . sample copy or two
DO not BE- afraid Of receiving . blll for
same. This b one Of our ways Of Cd
vertislng. Take the peper and rcd u
and u you like II subscribe for Il, u not
hand Il 70 your nslghbor, may b be
will like u.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

I hereby ansousce myselfa can.
didste foe the oGice Of cousty
snperistesdest Of schools Of noate.
suua county. subject 70 the action
Of The people st the general elec'
sioa.
The Dolores star., 1912-11-01

La % maa o. WOMAN forget The
face that . Hssdless Ballot law h
auoag ths initiated oeasursss t.
b vosed a Novenbes s, o. fail to
voes *. this gseae and much.needed
ssfos9. The adoption u this
unsasuse will snash ''slsaight ticket
voG3ag, = 49, Gne1I<sUeg muse ~
pssGs - pgefsssacs ~ cas1idaoss
~ oaskiag Z csOas opposiss ~
aaae q ~ Individual.
WIN ~ voees eas % loages
vee6'aSuaijht' psFsy tickss- v viii
mAhe q biz baeineaD to learn so0e.
s6lag q he character ord 6tsess
~ - q ~ vasiess casdsdasss
Who ass peopossd asd loe ose:ei
Wbo0 - 0use vaoe q b d.
itaschlssd. e viii. denaad De
esescise q ~ isdepesdese ard
ineslligsse judgmeat q eocA indi-
viduai voeer. L will recall that
hlind Aelsgatios e coseroi 70 The
panty uachine asd compel TIE
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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W. s. Moass.

n yos make good butter you Will
and II IN advantage 70 have your
manss printed IN the wrapper. Call q
The eaas Once aSd Get prices IN the
hese parchment paper with your name
o. trads marx neatly printed on u.
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1O12 Calander Samples at The Star
Office. Phone, write or call
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Nos Coal -,

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gaaf1lng the yosas woman vhs has
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TO
Go TO LADIES
NIGHT At ~

Don't make any, engagements for
Friday night! Beginning at eight
O'Clock the. doors OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will be thrown
open for the second Ladies' Night,
aud under the, direction of Messrs.
lau and Wisdom, a program of stunts
has been prepared which will be in
the form of miniature circus. The
last time the guests same to look
over the building, md tomorrow
night they will come to see the prin.
cfple features of the ASSOCIATION in
action. -..-' " .# ~. a.
The events in the gymnasium dur
ing the evening will consist of
number of different things, including
performances on some of the queer
est looking apparatus that was ever
invented. Messrs Rosa and Gum wifi
perform on the horse" while Gill.
land Bechert and Quinn will manip-
uiate the parallel bars. Another fea-
ture will be the swinging OF the H.
Illuminated Indian clubs, STUNT in.
PRODUCED by physical director Fred
Lau. Then there will be group OF
pyramid builders, who will DO some
effective grouping on the Roman lad
ders. There will be relay races and
various other stunts too numerous to
mention, and the whole performance
will wind up with a lively basketball
game between the two association
teams, the Myrtles and the All-Stars.
Il is expected that the latter team
will shine. Frank Bechert and A. L.
Hall, two old-timers in the basket
ball sport, have been coaching the
Two teams and there will be some
fast work on both sides.
Tie ladies and their escorts will
have the exclusive use of the billiard
tables and the bowling alleys and
refreshments will be on tap during
the evening and a quintet will fur.
.Dish music, Admission will be by.
ticket, which may be secured free.
for the asking at either the Y. NJ. c..
A. or the Y w. G. A. The time is
eight O'Clock tomorrow night
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RED CROSS SEAL
SALE Brings
over $1,000

Tho campaign for the sale Of the
Red Cross seals, which Is being
wagCd by the members OF the College
Club, has practically come TO a close
and James a. Rath, who has been
appointed by the National Red Cross
AfFociati2n, as agent for the stamps
in the Hawaiian Islands, reports that
the total receipts OF the campaign
amount to over one thousand dol
lars.
After the stamps arrived, the cam
paign fer their sale was started by
the women OF the College Club. who
folicited the help OF number of
schoolgirls. and for three days they
were scattered over the city selling
the little seals. Now that this has
been completed, the stamps will be
put on sale at the leading business
houses throughout the city and In this
way IL is expected that the entire
number of 100000 stamps which were
received here will be sold. A large
number have been sent to the other
islands, but as yet no returns have
come in regarding their sale.
Although ] am very well satisfied
with the results of the preliminary
campaign" said Mr.. Rath this morn
ing, Yet | believe that more of the
seals could have been sold had they
arrived here earlier than they did.
So, many Of the people OF Honolulu
sent their presents to the mainland
at arkearly date, and thus were un-
able TO secure the stamps. ! am sure
that the entire number will be sold.
especially on the other islands, and |
think chat Honolulu will have as good
a report to make to the National AS.
sociation as any other city Of its
size
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TAX ON VISITORS
Is FRENCH PLAN

PARIS, Nov. 29.-Fifty mayors of
seaside places on the Atlantic coast
of France-including Stables d'Olonne,
Biarritz, Arcachon, Royan and other
popular resorts-met at the town hall
of La Rochelle aud passed unani-
mously a motion in favor of taxing
all visitors.
The tax will be imposed in the same
way as the "kur-taxer in many towns
in Germany. On arrival every visitor
will be asked to sign declaration as
to the probable length of his stay and
will be handed a ticket, for which he
will be charged in his hotel bill.
The Paris newspapers are raising
an outcry against the proposed fmpost,
which they criticize as a tax on fresh
air and sea water. 1t is not improb-
able that. the scheme will fall through.
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FISH
FOR JAP ANESE

District Magistrate Monsarrat took
a hand in the aiding and abettng OF
the soaring cost or existence this
morning when he assisted in the ,eIe-
vstion OF the price for fish. 4
. Two Japanese were brought before
the court upon charge Of helping
themselves to piscaIoriaI beauties
which rightfuIly belonged in a private
POND. the properly OF Kalihi Chinese
peddlers. 49, +
The Japanese were caught with the
goods. Placed under arrest, they re-
ceiYed fines of $25 in each INSTANCE.
The money was paid over, the defend
ants yowing that in future as a matter
OF economy. fish might better be Sc
erred at the regular appointed ma
kets.
Sam Jones. an Hawaiian faced court
this morning upon charge of having
broken the nose of Chinese during
The progrels of melee. Sam failed to
give a very clear aud concise account
Of the ARRAY. Inc damaged facial
adornment displayed by the Chinese
proved mute evidence that some force
was expended in the fistic argument.
Jones was called upon to settle & fine
OF SIS and the costs.
A Russian woman alleging that her
husband had repeatedly mistreated
her, decided to leave his bed and
board in favor or fellow eountryman.
with the result tnat both mand and
woman were arraigned before Judge
Monsarrat this morning charged with
a statutory offense.
A suspended sentence for the female
defendant and s35 fine for the man
followed the conclusion of the hear.
ing.
A trio of inebriaes gathered in late
last evening by police officers. enter
cd pleas OF guilty and received the
minimum fines.
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NEW TODAY
NOTICE or CHANGE IN Co
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that w. A.
Kinney has withdrawn from the firm
of Kinney, Prosser. Anderson 4 Marx
and that the undersigned will con-
tfnue the law practice of said co-part,
nership a. the same offices in the
Stangenwald Building, Honolulu, I'M
der the firm name of Prosser, .Ander
son & Marx < E. IL
r MASON d F. PRoSSER, =
ROBBINS b. ANDERSON, s.
.@. BENZ. L. MARX. ..
Dated Honolulu, December I, 1872
5410-Dec. >, 7. ...r -
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Small furnished cottage, close in. Ad-
dress Cottage" this office. 5410-3t|
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the church il was discovered that the
stonework Of the beautiful little semi
circular arched doorway was covered
with thick deposit Of some preserve
alive stuff, put on, probably, during
the restoration and alterations of the
early part of last century The depos-
ii was carefully cleansed off with
chemicals, and underneath was found
the original stonework and carving of
the arch
Having been thus protected from
the London smoke and fog. the whole
was found to be in a perfect state of
the carving of the most
intricate and delicate kind being al
most as fresh as the day on which it
was wrought. The afchway is now in
practically the same condition as it
was when in I1S5 the knights Temp
lars built the Round Church as their
place ofworslip. the style being tram
sition Norman.
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a turn by Harry Burgess and Eugene
La Blanc which gained them hucll
earned success on the Orpheum circuit
some six months back.
The second part of the bill viii be
filled by another one act musical farce
comedy entitled Three or a Kind. in
which many amusing complications
elise from the striking resemblance of
three brothers. This laugh-provoker
slows the comedians In entirely diff
ferent parts and gives Mr.. Carlton
Chase an opportunity TO show HIS YER
svtality. = e
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ANCIENT CARVING
FOUND IN CHURCH
Artistic Twelfth Century Arch
Uncovered in Famous Old
London Structure

LONDON. Nov 20.--Visitors to Lon
don with an eye for historic buildings
will find fresh interest in the ancient
Round Church Of the Temple-now the
home OF the lawyers. This locality
has long been haunt of overseas
tourists, especially Americans. not
merely on account of the church, but
also the adjacent Goldsmith's tomb.
DIR. Johnson's chambers and associa-
tions with Dickens characters
In the course of restoration work
recently carried out on the porch Of
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MERCHANT TAILOR
FURNISHINGS.

Kan Chong Co. Fort and Beretanfa
Gents Furnishings, Trunks and
j Bags We make a specially of
boys clothing. 49, - 5237-tf.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that on No
vember 80. 1912, |, undersigned,
purchased all the right, title and in
terest of Franklin and Friedly. in and
TO the Baltimore Cafe No. l. on Fort
street, between King and Hotel
streets, Honolulu. and the unGersign-
ed is nov, and from said November
30, 1912. has been the owner and pro-
prietor thereof, and is not responsible
for any accounts contracted before
and including November 30. 1912.
r. WILLIAM WARHAM.
Honolulu, December {, l9I2.
5410-3t,
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EXCHANGE.

viii exchange sugar shares for Il
building lot Option" this office.
54ln-3t,
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w ANTS
WANTED

One second-class architectural
draughtsman at S5.04 per diem. a
competitive examination will be
held at the U. s. Naval Station, Ha-
waii, Honolulu, T. H., January IL,
1913 for the purpose of filling the
above position For further infor-.
nation address, Commandant, u. s..
Naval Station, Hawaii, HONOLULU
T. II. 5410-St.
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CHANGE OF, PROGRAM AT
IE LIBERTY TONIGHT
Big Double Bill Presented by
Merry Hughes Musical
Comedy Company -

A grand double bill viii be present
ca tonight at the Liberty by tHt
Hughes Musical Comedy Company
The Bullfighters'' a one act musical
force will head the bill. The Hebrew
end Dutch comedians, Bert lie Blanc
and Frank Vack have an opportunity
TO display their kill in that grand old
Spanish sport. Specialttes viii include
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MISSION FURNITURE

An ideal Xmas gift-a piece of Mis-
. sion furniture Ueda, 544 S. King
H.. kj322-6m.
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pUNAHoU IGNORED.

Al. J. Lowrey, a senior at Harvard
College, and H. r. Hitchcock, Jr., a
Junior, both of Hawaii, have been
chosen members of a committee on a
permanent forum, in which subjects,
both of general and of college interest,
will be informally debated
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European and American Journalists
are to join in erecting monument on
the river Thames to William T. Stead,
the famous journalist, who lost his
life in the Titanic disaster.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-05
ALOHA TEMPLE, A. A. O. N. M. S

A regular session of Aloha Temple,
A. A. o. y. NJ. s., will be held at the
Masonic Temple, Saturday, Deem
Der 9TH, 1912, at 100 o'clock p. M.
for the transaction of business, and
the annual election of officers. "
A full attendance is requested.
Ordinary Clothes. and Fee.
Yours in the Faith,
ARTHUR G. HODGINS,
nlustrious Potentate.
HARRY c. BRUINS. Recorder.
5410-3t.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-07

ner of one farm and is now able to
do teamwork. A small dam is thrown
across a portion of the creek, and a
small power-house is built at the side
of the dam to cover the turbine wheel
and the dynamo needed for creating
electric power for it's various uses on
the farm. Wire connections are made
to the barns, and the home, short
distance below the power-house, is
heated by electricity. The cows eat
by electric light and are MIXED by
electric power. | saw two machines,
each milking two cows in about ten
minutes. This plan of milking by ma
chinery has been going on here for the
past three years and has proved a sue
cess. They have about twenty cows.
Electricity cuts the feed, runs the
cream-separator, churns the butter,
cleans the carpets of the house by
vacuum process, heats fiatirons and
runs the egg-beater and sewing-ma-
chine. This little creek, that sixty
years ago seemed to run just to get
rid of itself, is now doing farm-work
successfully"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-07
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