The Hawaiian star. [volume], August 11, 1904, SECOND EDITION, Page SIX, Image 6

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THE HAWAIIAN STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. 1904.
k Summer Proposition.
Well. now. there's the
iOE QUESTION 1
Ym know you'll need tci . you know
'Ml (m a. necessity in hot weather. We
tllrfie you are nxioua to get that lee
Ma will give yon satisf otion, and
wM Mke to ur'ly V1"- rder from
on let i w so.,
ytqtteone Ul Rlue. Fottolllce Box 60S
&. IHflH & CIL, LTD
Wtaa. O. Irwin President and Manager
Jafea U. Spreckels.. First Vice-President
W. St. Olffard.. ..Second Vice-President
If. XL Whitney Jr Treasurer
Tilrinrfl Ivers Secretary
A.C. Iovekln Auditor
mm FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
QtiMnlc Steal ship Company of
Francisco, Cal.
San
AGENTS FOR THE
B jiMl mill Union Nitlonal Insurant
Oompany of Edlnburgrh.
tWhelmlna of Magdeburg General In
surance Company.
XBbmrc Marine and General Assurance
., Ltd., of London.
SmbmU Insurance Company of Liver
pool AJttence Assurance Company of Lon-
WtMroester German Insurance Company
HART & CO., LTD
The Elitr tee Cream Parlors.
Chocolates and Confections
fee Cream and Water Ices
Bakery Lunch.
flSESl RESORT II IK CUT
Union
Pacific
Railroad
SUGGESTS
tS-Ipf 3 5 Cl ctixcl
Comfort
trains daily through cars, first
second class to all po'nts. Re-
rates take effoct soon. Write
IS. F. Bootfc,
-General A cent.
TWo. 1 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco.
Traveflers Agree
THAT
ft
6 Mai
Iimitecl
IS
Quickest, Finest, Best
A Train that Supplies
All Demands
To St. Louis or Chicago
IN 3 DAYS
from San Francisco.
ELECTRIC -LIGHTS
HEADING LAMPS,
CLUB CARS
ALL GOOD TINGS
utile
Pacific
Info-matlon Bureau
613 Market Street,
-Ban Francisco.
IM RAILWAY AND LAUD CD'S
JVIAY 1st, 1903
OUTWARD.
Walanae, Walalua, ICahuku and
Wr Stations: 16 ' m., '3:20 p. m.
e&rl City, Ewa Mill and Way
Mtattions 17:30 a. m., 9:1B a. m,
"U:et5 a. m., 2:1B p. m., S:20 p. m.,
ffcUUt r. m.. '5:15 p. m. $9:30 p. m.
BH:XI5 p. m.
Tired Out
Pale, Thin, Poor Blood, No Energy
Those are tho symptoms of impure,
blood, starved blond. Take- out tlio
Impurities, food tho blood, and health
quickly returns.
Mrs. fleorgo Mitchell, of Yulllc 8t.,Hunin
jonif, Victoria, tcntU us licr photograph
with tho following story :
" I mlTered terribly from debility. I had
no energy. I was tired In the morning as t
night. It did not seem possible for mo to
Keep up. I was thin and pale, and my blood
was vcrv poor. 1 had no appetite. 1 gradu
ally grew weaker and woaker. When almost
completely exhausted I read about
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
I Immediately tried it, and began to improve
at once. A few bottles completely restored
me to health."
Thero aro many Imitation Sarsaparillas.
Ho sure you get "Ajer's.
Aycr's Pills will greatly aid the action of
the Sarsaparilla. They aro all vegetable,
mild, sugar-coated, and easy to take.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. A) er Co., Lowell, Miss., U. S. A.
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For Tennis Players
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1004 Wright & DIMwn Clmhinionihln
Tennis Ralls 1.25 per dozen.
1504 U. G. I. Championship Tennis
Rails 11.00 par dozen.
TflNNIS RACKETS.
11. G. I, Speolal Cane Shoulder $7.25 each
W. D. Pirn $G.2o each.
W. & D. Campbell $5.00 each
W. & D. Driver $7.25 each.
B. G. I. Special $0.C0 each
Rackets re-strung with best White
Gut S2.00 each.
A large shipment of Calls and Rack
ets received frseh from makers per Ala
meda this week. All above goods, and
all restrlnglng fully guaranteed.
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IS E. 0. HALL & 808, LTD. S
Freshly
Smoked iiam
Lovers of ham will And some
thing delicious In those we have
now They are the best sugar
cured hams, and smoked by us
every second Cay, which gives
them a muih liner flavor than
when the meat is smoked in the
states and shipped here. They
are full weight and not dried out
like Eastern hams often are.
When ycu order ask for our
"Aloha" freshly smoked ham
v e recommend it-
Limited
Telephone Main 45
ARS. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Airs. Roosevelt, like her husband, is extremely democratic and has made
herself very popular at the National Capital. She was with her husband at
Oyster Bay when he was notified of his nomination.
Anoiner Large 5J
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AN ORDER THAT WOULD HAVE INVOLVED ALL THE CHICAGO
RAILROADS IS ISSUI3D AND AND WITHDRAWN AFTER RE
CONSIDERATION IT WILL RE ISSI'liD AND ENFORCED IF
THIS BUTCHERS' UNION ASK '3 Foil IT.
These safes are now on the floor and ready for inspection.
Tlie Herring XXo.ll
JVIOLirvlix Safe
is so constructed that its contents are absolutely preserved. A scientific
study of the effect of fire on safes, combined with 6o years experience in
safe construction, warrants the manufactures to make the claim that their
safes are positively perfect.
We carry a large assortment of safes from $50.00 up. Cash or install
ments.
!V5. hr kane
General Employment Office. Japanese
and Chinese Laborers Etc., Supplied.
Contract Work of Every Kind Under
taken. Corner Emma and Beretania
Sreets. Telephone Blue 21S1.
Last Week
CHICAGO. July 28. After issuing a
general order that would have involved
nil the Chicago railroads in the stock
yards strike, Lawrence J. Curran, presi
dent of the Freight Handlers' Unlon.
tonight reconsidered his action and is
mow holding 'his order in abeyance
pending a conference tomorrow morn
ing with the leaders of the allied trnde3
unions whose members are on strike.
It Is said, however, 'that If President
Donnelly, of the butchers' union desires
to have tho order enforced It will bo
put into effect nt once.
The executive committee ot tne rreigiu
the time limit in which the men should
be reinstated.
At the last conference with the pack
ers Mr. Donnelly Insisted that tlio men
be reinstated within ten days. The
packers refused to agree to this limita
tion, holding to the original agreement
which allowed forty-five days for rein
statement. Mr. Wallace said tonight
that he and Mr. Ames would call on
the packers' representatives tomorrow
and endeavor to bring about the desired
conference.
Tonight both sides to tho dispute at
the stock yards were claiming victory.
Anihf. m t1i nackers. all the plants
in Chlc-Bgo are running at nearly their
Tne executive coraramw 01 me imsui i ,,,, m,-
'handlers was In session untP late to- regular capacity. On the other hand, the
.. . - .. . , ... npa nneltinir 1U-
nlght, and it is said that preparations
have been made to put the Klrlke order
in force If it bo deemed nerossarv.
President Curran's order if lived up to
by the freight handlers, would worn a
,.. AonXnre Hip nackinc in
IUUUI n mn 1 - 1
dustvy in Chicago is demoralized, ana
thnt business is almost at a standstill.
That tlie statements of the labor lead
ers ure not altogether true is evidenced
by the freight nanuiers, woum worn i ere ' oin.inh
aeN-ere hardship on the packers, as It by the fact that th , packer ' JtoW
OF THE
INWARD.
euttm .'HonoUilu from Kahuku, Wal-
Ian?, -and Walanae 8:36 m., :41
Wiivo Hoaolulv from Ewa M1U and
"Kmrri City t6:C0 a. m., t7:( a, m.,
S:dKtc tn '10:88 a. m 2;tS p. m.,
"tt:Blii'm., 5:3I p. m., 7:40 p. m.
rj).Uy.
J-.rSunday Excepted,,
It ffianday only.
16. K.EDENNISON
eupt.
T. C. BMITH.
a. P, A. T, A.
Rug Sale
Housekeepers began to real
ize its importance when we
added the new stock that came
on the "Doric" last week and
allowed the same liberal dis
count on them as on the
others.
Have you thought anything
about the sizes of the rugs and
mats we arc now selling?
They are to be had 2 feet by
3, 3x0, 3x8, 4xC, CxC, CxS, 8x8,
SxlO, 8x12, 0x12, 10x10, 10x12,
10x14, 12x12, 14x11.
Big rugs for tne dining
room and bed rooms.
Small ones can be used to
excellent advantage in front of
a washstand, in the bath room,
on the lanai and many other
places about the house.
They are very serviceable
as office rugs also.
Come and see them for
yourself. One whole store giv
en to the sale.
The sale includes beautiful
blue and white Japanese Cot
ton Rugs, Chinese Twisted
Matting Rugs, plain also, and
Matting of every good kind.
explicitly directs that union men shall
lmtMii.- nn fi-piirht for the bin nacltlng
companies, cithi-r outgoing or incoming
President Curran's order to the men
follows.
'At a meeting wHh the business
agents of the local freight handlers'
unions today it was deemed tnat an
man tinitft Hip lurlsdictlon of our or
ganization in the various ra.llroads In
Chicago be ordered not to receive or
deliver any freight of the packers, whe
ther tills Irelglit is ueuvereu 111
freight houses ty teams or In cars."
The order, which was signed ny i'ie-
-.inrvt ciirrrm mm nil -the business
agents was posted In all the railroad
freight houses tonight.
a f tho nm. tlmp that this Step was
inkn liv tho freicht handlers' resident
another effort to bring nbout a con
ference between the packers anu uic
ctritara wna mnrlp. Henry C. Wal
lace, a writer and lecturer on agricul
tural topics of Des Glomes, lowa, anu
A. L. Ames, of Buckingham, Iowa, pre.
sldent of the Corn Belt Meat Producers'
Association ore the sponsers tor uie
new movement for pence.
Mr Wnllnpp mid Mr. Ames came to
Chicago today and immediately went
u I mi
177 S. King St.
Eight parts of the World's Fall
Portfolios now ready at Star office,
Star Want ads pay at once.
nf animals every day.
Then were several desertions from
the ranks of the strikers today, but this
loss was partly offset by the quitting of
a number of strike breakers.
The packers today won an incidental
victory in the 'big stockyards strike, the
first emphatic gain of the kind that has
heen made since the general walkout
was declared In effect. Eight hundred
livestock handlers threw aside their al
legiance to the allied trades and this
tr, handle shipments
indiscriminately both for the packers
in the eonVblne nnu for tne inu.--i-.-
This afternoon 133 men, all members
of the union, deserted the strikers ana
returned to work at Armour's plant.
.... nor ipprs. the others
are skilled uutchera who were formerly
employed in the cattle, hog and sheep
departments. Everv man was put nt
work at once.
"We have got the strike won right
now" declared Superintendent ouuj
Intense excitement wiw aroused In the
crowded exchange building in ine
Yards today 'by an attempt -
T. Ward, member of a commission llrm.
Chicago today and immediately weiu j.. u, ...1.... - th.n-iirh tho
into conference with the strike leaders. Ward's apree ' 'X,
Mr. Donnelly and his associate,, to uu '"b 7, eene'rni exodus
told bv Mr Wallace or tlie niirusiupa a uib ,iiuii
IS- I tilfi was imnoslmr on the live Before the belligerent could accomplish
;Vnek raisers and they were asked If any harm However, he was i tu
some concessions besides those offered
at trji 1(it cr.iference between tho
packers and the strike leaders could not
,i, oiin-irpaipii in order to brim; tne pre
sent conflict to an end. Mr. Donnelly,
by a. policeman. Tho man proven iu
hi a Lithuanian. He gave the name
of Anton Doresklotz.
w-hiip thousands- of stock yards work
ers were going home tills evening Grant
BIG LAW SUITS
PENDING
sent conuict to an enu. .ur. juihiciu. . ., ni tilant
who was made spokesman for the labor Taylor a negro Jan tor nt Sul h s plan
leaders, said he would welcome anouier i ui-u, ":,',',. i,eforo
conference with the employers. He and was beaten nearly to den h before
also informed Mr. Wallace that the the police with drawn clubs, dlspeised
strikers were willing now to concede tne ussmmum.
nualnst Custle & Cooko, Limited and C
Brewer & Co., Ltd., as agenU for tho
Standard Oil Company. Other corpor
ntlons who will be looked after are the
Union Oil Company, Pacific Oil and
Transportation Co., Dearborn Drug &
Chemical Works and the Risdon Iron
Works
The Territory's law experts have not
yet lost faith in injunction proceedings
and suits will be commenced praying for
injunctions against tho following firms
which have agencies here:
Schweitzer & Co., representing Mur
phy Grant & Co.
W. C. Gregg Co., (plantation machln
ery.)
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.
Germanla Savings & Loan Society.
Singer Manufacturing Co., and Wheel
er & Wilson Co. (sewing machines.)
Pacific Import Co., (dry goods.)
Union Trust Co.
ATTORNEY GE-.ERAL'S DEPART
MENT HAS PLANS TO BRING
MANY FIRMS INTO TAX LISTS.
The Attorney General Is determined
to test to tho limit the rights of tho
Territory to bring foreign corporations,
doing business In Hawaii, under the
Jurisdiction cf tlie Territory and pay
taxos accordingly. The attempt to en
Join the Pncillc Hardware & Steel com
pany from doing business here proved
abortive, Judge Genr denying the In
junction, l3Ut the Attorney General's
department will now proceed to sue for
the amount duo the treasury in its
view.
But this is not all. 'Similar actions
for taxes alleged to be due aro pending
KUROPATKIN WITHDRAWING.
Associated Press. Morning Servlca.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 11. The
prospects of a decisive battle are dls
appearing. General Kuropatkin has
withdrawn .the bulk of his army north
of Llaoyang. Heavy rains are falling,
42
Hardware Department
LIME
San Francisco to Chicago
(WITHOUT CHANGE).
OILED BO AD BED ALL THE WAY j
STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPERS DAILY
Trade
Mark
Stopping en route at Los Angeles, also "THE PETRIFIED FORESTS"
and the "GRAND CANYON OF ARIZONA."
World's Fair Dates from San Francisco
July 13-14, August 8-9-10-18-W,
September 5-C-7-8, October 3-4-5-C.
SPECIAL KATES.
San Francisco to St. Louis and Return $ 07.50
San Francisco to Chicago and Return 72. CO
San Francisco to New York and Return 107. 59
San Francisco t BosLu.. and Return 103.50
Call on agent of Railroad Lines at Win. G. l.-wln & Co.
44 The Only Way
To the World's
Fair at St, Louis
99
The Handsomest Trains in the World, consisting of Matchless Chair
Cars, Standard and Compartment Sleepers, Cafe-Library-Lounging-Smok-ing-Observation
Cars, all wide Vestibulcd, are operated over the Chicago
& Alton Railway between KANSAS CITY AND ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY.
AND CHICAGO, AND ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO. This fact, together with
the courteous attention shown everybody, makes the Chicago & Alton Rail
way indeed "THE ONLY WAY." Nice connections are made with all lines
entering Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago.
Kindly request the Agent to ticket you over the Chicago & Alton Rail
way, or address: A. P. STEWART-, General Agent, Chicago & Alton Rail
way, 80 Crocker Building, San Francisco, Calif.
tI.
Eight parts of the World's Fall Eight parts of the World's Fob
Portfolios now ready at Star office. Portfolios now ready at Star office.