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THE MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1911
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' to tho Films, developing and print
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Educator
$4.00 shoe
A Home for the Feet not Prison.
Jhis room for all five toes to lie'jMM-fectly in
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Telegraphic News.
Honolulu News.
HONOLULU, Feb. 21. Pan-Pacific Congress held first session
yesterday.
Tourist travel to have a big boost.
Fund for Chinese now over $5,000.
Ed Towse introduced the first resolution toward making Hawaii n
.State.
Hundred autos entered lor the Floral Parade tomorrow.
Sheriff discharged two more officers yesterday for disloyalty to him.
Natives in Kona charge Ir. Goodhue with over-charging them.
Petition signed by nearly two hundred received 'by the Board of Health
yesterday.
HONOLULU, Feb. 20. Arrangements have been completed
whereby there will be a joint service for pleasure celebration on Wash
ington's birthday- This is the only evidence that the birthday of
'Washington is to be recognized. The decorations and advertisements
refer to the Floral Parade, Elks and Shiiners. The Pan Pacific Travel
Congress will open session this morning.
Mershnnts declare in favor of County tax scheme. Governor's
suggestion will be supported. Business men want a lrc maximum.
The Kirmess for the benefit of the Pa-lama Settlement was a large
financial success.
Famine fund for China is now over $1200 in the Advertiser's
ofiice.
Members of . the Legislature paid their respects to Liliuokalani
yesterday.
The transport Buffalo. will bring marines here next month.
Brigadier-Genera! Macomb has been advised of the expected
arrival here of the British cruiser Kent.
Capt. W'ilbur "of Ft. Ruger arrested for drawing a revolver on
Officer Chilton in front of Kirmess builing Saturday night.
HONOLULU, Feb lX.'-First of the famine fund cabled to China
yesterday.
The Japanese will have a lantern parade on the nigbtof the 22nd.
Economy stamps the message and recommendations of the Gover
nor in reference to matters before the Legislature.
Schools have main attention. Debit of the period more than three
million nearly half of which is for schools,
Ceylon delegate is here for the Pan-Pacific Travel Congress which
opens on Tuesday.
Achi is after the clerkship for the Judiciary Committee of the
House at !fl5 per day. 1
An increase in salary of Maui Clerk shown in bill presented today.
Bill for Hospital for North and South Kona presented by Baker yes
terday. President to Press Button.
BRISBANE, Feb. 21 Standforth, a British rasident on Papua,
and twenty others are being massacred by natives. '
PALISADE, Ner., Feb. 21. An east' bound overland of the
Southern Pacific was wrecked near here. ' Fifteen passenger seriously
injured.
LONDON, Feb. 21. Langford and Lang meet today for fight.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. Taft has arranged to press the button
ut midnight in the White House to open the Elks Carnival in Hono
lulu. The affair is attracting a great ileal of attention, as it is the
longest wire ever attempt
Searching For Jack London.
MEXICALI, Feb. 20. Jack London has not been captured. Man
arrested believed to be he has proven his identitv. Parties are search
ing for London.
SEATTLE, Feb. 20. Transport Buford will take food to the
starving Chinese. Will leave about March 10th.
tel. PMERSBURG, Feb. 20. Russia is preparing to at once
dispatch large forces to Chinese:Turkostan. Orders issued for 30,000
men.
. LONDON, Feb. 20. The foreign ollice has notified the British
government of intention to renounce Anglo-Japanese Convention of
1!)06. ,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 Representative McCall announced
that President Taft will order a special session unless action is taken
on reciprocity.
Mob Steals Train.
SEATTLIC, Feb. 18. Grand Jury, investigating graft charges
against officials of city, met yesterday. Ex-Mayor Gill is among the
number to be investigated.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. Hobson bill to promote merchant
marine has been favorably reported by the committee.
ASHLAND, Ore., Feb. 18. A mob composed of members of in
dustrial workers of the world stole a train yesterday and left for the
South where it is supposed they will try to join the Mexican Revo
lutionists. "
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