The Hawaiian star. [volume], October 21, 1909, SECOND EDITION, Page THREE, Image 3

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PASSING OF HERO
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MRS
ALEXANDER JJIALDWIN LID
OFFICERS and DIRECTORS.
H. P. BALDWIN President
J. B. CASTLE 1st Vice-President
W. M. Alexander... 2nd VIca-Presldent
3, P. Cooke.... 3rd Vlce-Pres. & Mgr.
J. Waterhouse Treasurer
B. E. Paxton Secretary
W. O. smith.... A Director
J. R. Gait Director
W. R. Castle ....Director
(Associated Press Morning Service.)
ROCHESTER .Now York,. October
21. General Elwell S. Otis, former gov
ernor of the Philippines and comman-,
der of the American troops there, died'
at his home here yesterday:
Gteueral Otis had charge of the suc
cessful campaign against the Filipino
insurgents directly after the war with
Spain. It was In this campaign iat
he showed his military genius to the
best effect and his name became a
household word throughout the states
ajter the taking of Hollo.
When the civil war broke out he
was practising law, after having gradu
ate.! at Rochester University and tak
ing a postgraduate course at the Har
vard law school. He joined the 140th
New York Infantry on September 13,
1S62, and was made Lieutenant-Colonel
on December 23, 1863.
He took part in many of the imt
portant battles of the civil war and
was promoted to the rank of colonel
for conspicuous bravery and exhibition
of military skill at the battle of Spott-
sylvanla.
After the war ho . was appointed
lieutenant-colonel of the 2nd U. S.
Infantry and was transmferred to the
Twentieth Infantry in 18G9. He de
parted for the Philippines July 15, 1898
to relieve General Merrlttt as commanding-general
of the U. S. Philippine
forces and governor of the Islands.
He conducted operations against the
insurgents and acted as governor or
the Philippine Islands until May 5,
1900. After that he was assigned to
command the Department of the Lakes
With headquartere at Chicago. Since
that time his residence has been at
Rochester.
SUGAR FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND ,
INSURANCE AGENTS.
AGENTS FOB
Hawaiian Commercial fc Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maul Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahulul Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch.
SmoKe (Kanila Cigars How 5c.
LA INS LARI
F
ARM
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FOREST
BRYAN
Little business was done at a meet
ing of the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry held yesterday at the Depart
ment "of Public Works. A question was
mooted of whether the Board or the
Department of Public Wbrks should
nave the rent from five hundred acres
of land ou which the Hawaiian De
velopment Company seeks a timbering
license The Board wants a forest
reserve that will include the area and
if this Is made before the timbering
lictnbo is granted tho rent will go into
the Board's funds, but' if tho license
comes first the money will bo land of
lico revenue.
A report from Ralph S. Hosmer, the
Territorial forester, on his recent visit
to tho mainland, where he attended
great conventions, was deferred with
out reading until next meeting. Mr.
Hosmer desires to go to Walmea, Ha
waii, to Inspect preparation for tree
planting on the upper slopes of Mauna
Kea. -
Dr. Norgaafd, the Territorial veteri
narian, in a report asked for a com
mission of inspection on the other isl
ands and urged the need of deputy ve
terinarians in various districts. In
both matters he gave special mention
of Hamakua as rejulrlng attention.
TO
ON
LIQUOR
REPORTS THAT HE IS PREPARING
TO AID PROHIBITION IN STATE
OF NEBRASKA.
PAIR OF BREAKS.
Fred Miss Upson is nothing If not
consistent .
Joe What's the explanation?
Fred I was engaged to her for a
time, but when she discovered I was
broke sho immediately broke tho en
gagement. .
SUFFRAGETTE ARRIVES.
NEW YORK, October 21. Mrs.
Parkhurst, the English suffragette lead
er, who has served jail sentence and
otherwise proved herself a martyr to
the cause in England, arrived here yes
terday to lead a suffragette campaign
in America.
It Is expecteed that Mrs. Parkhurst
will drill American seekers after
woman's suffrage along the belligerent
linc3 adopted in England, where noisy
demonstrations, Interruptions In meet
ings, screaming in the Parliament dur
ing sessions and other things are the
fashion.
JEE TOMA
O. Box 1034. 33 N King St
PHONE 610.
EUREKA PERFECTION ROOF PAINT
The Best Roof Paint for uso
In Hawaii. Postal to P. O. Box
93 brings booklet
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New Idea in Dancing
WAVE RLE Y DANCE HALL
Comer Jlotel and Bethel Streets.
Opens every night at 7 o'clock ex
cept Sunday. MubIc furnished by the
Kawaihau Glee Club String Orches
tra, tho best gleo club in town.
Excellent floor arrangements. Well
ventilated ball.
Admission, 10c, Ladles free.
INDEPENDENT AUTO STAND.
King and Bishop Streots, "
phone C09.
SHORT WEIGHT SCANDAL.
NEW YORK. October 21. More cus
toms scandal was disclosed here yester
day as the resul tot the Investigations
that have been going on since It was
discovered that the sugar trust had
cheated the government out of a large
amount of duties. The proof of runner
cheatinc was nlven yesterday when a
weigher in the local customhouse told
how for the past eight years the gov
ernment had been losing money
through fraudulent weighing In the in
terests of Importers.
The disclosures affect a number of
nrominent imnorters and it is expected
that arrests and prosecutions will begin
at once.
MARRIED.
ELLlOT-LAING At Twelfth avenue,
Kalmukl. on Monday. October 18,
by the Rev. Doremus Scudder, D.D.,
William Elliot, Eleele, Kauai, to
Mary H. Lalng, Harwlck, Roxburgh
thlro, Scotland.
CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM.
You will hunt a good whllo before
you find a liniment that Is equal to
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. In cases of
rheumatism and sciatica It relieves
the Intense pain and makes sleep and
rest possible. Soreness of tho mus
cles, swellings and lameness are quick'
ly relieved by It. Eor sale by all deal
ers, Benson Smith & Co., ngents for
Hawaii.
Flna Job Prtnirn. mar Offloa.
LINCOLN, October 9. -Jasper L. Mc
Brlen, Nebraska's former State Super
intendent of Public Instruction, has
(made a prediction, backed ho says, by
,a good deal of evidence, that W. J.
Bryan left this week for the Seattle
1 1910 Is far advanced declare himself
! on the side of no license for saloons
and assist In the canvass for county
option, which Is to be one of tho para
mount issues In this State next year.
Bdyan left this week for tho Seattle
Exposition and confirmation of the
prediction will not bo forthcoming for
some time.
McBrien, wno is a republican and
secretary of the Stato Temperance
Union, said that Bryan would become
the Henry Ward Beecher of tho prohi
bition cause in time. Tho Democrats
declare McBrien has no authority to
speak for their chief, but there Is evl
tlence that he Is not far wrong. Many
of Bryan's closest political and per
sonal associates have come out on tho
side of county option, and the attitude
of the Commoner Indicates that Its
editor and owner is experiencing a
change of heart.
"Mnp .loh Prlnnnc. Star OfllcA.
CAN THIS BE TRUE?
"After all," queried the maiden fair,
"what Is marriage?"
"Marriage," replied the young ma
tron, 'Is tho process by which a wo
man deprives herself of an escort."
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TO
SHIP
subsidy
NEW YORK, October 9. Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, has returned
from Europe, where ' he has been at
tending tho meeting of the Interna
tional Federation of Labor at Paris.
Gompers said that he Is confident that
the time Is near when a federation of
labor embracing the workers of tho
world will bo formed. He declared
that Germany Is the most advanced
country In respect to the labor move
ment. Franco he said, seems to bo
undergoing a labor unheaval.
Referring to tho budget fight, which
is now convulsing official England
the American labor president expressed
the opinion that it was the greatest
move for democracy Europe has ever
seen. He refused to discuss tne cen
tral Bank of Issue until he had In
vestigated for himself.
Gompers had not heard of Presi
dent Taft's endorsement of the ship
subsidy Idea, but he declared that tho
American Federation was and had al
ways been against subsidy and that ho
thought it would always be.
RHEUMATISM.
More than nine out of every ten cases
of rheumatism are simply rheumatism
of the muscles, due to cold or damp
weather or chronic rheuatlsm. In such
cases no internal treatment Is requir
ed. Tho free application of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is all that is needed,
and it is certain to give quick relief.
For sale y all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
Kaimuki Location
Elevation
A SELECT RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
Kaimuki is a high valley on tho seashoro located between Diamond Head and
the Waimanalo mountains. It has an elevation of about two hundred feet and com
mands a magnificent ocean view with the most beautiful picturesque mountain
scenery on the island. It is the passage for tho never failing breeze from around
Koko Head, which at ' this high elevation is cool, dry and sweeping and far more
healthful than tho damp clouded valleys and other lower parts of tho city. Tho
beautiful Kapiolani Park, the Waikiki Beach, tho Moana and Seaside Hotels and a
number of elegant homes and magnificent estates, some valued as high as $g50,000
aro all located in this part of the city and only a short distance from Kaimuki.
Kaimuki itself has over one hundred and sixty beautiful homes and several miles of
macadamized streets. As this company controls tho entire Waialae side, excepting
eight blocks, of this magnificent residential proporty, we expect to make it tho select
residential district of the city. No objectionable buildings will bo erected and no
undesirable people will live in this district. It will be modernly improved and every .
effort made to maintain the highest standard of residential property.
Our Prices, 1500 foi mm lots antf WO foi inside lots
aro exceptionally low compared, with the future value of this proporty. You cannot
possibly make a better investment for either profit or homesito, than tho purchase
of one of these lots.
Kaimuki Land Company, Ltd.
Rooms 37 and 38
Young Building
Honolulu
CHAS
J.
STANTON
Investments
and Loans...
Rooms 37 and 3fc Young Building.
Honolulu, T. H.
DR. F. SCHURMAM
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, OSTEO
PATHIC OCULIST.
Hours: Consulting, 2 3 j. m. Sat
urdays Excepted. Operating, 812 a
m., 36 p. m.
Telephone' 33. Office, corner Boreta-
nla and Union streets.
HONOLULU, T. H.
V
The Beer that's brewed to suit
the climate.
INK M LID
CHINESE NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHING AND
JOB PRINTING.
No. 49 Cor. 'of Smith and Hotel SU.
Uatton, NeiJl & Co.
L.nviiTn:r
Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths
and Boilermakers. ' v
First class work at reasonable rates.
3? ox IT'ta.n
Orpheum Saloon
Finest Glass of Beer In Town.
Roval Brands
Felt Hats
K. L. WONG
32 Hotel St. opp. Bethel
Honolulu Iron I oris
STEAM ENGJNES, SUGAR MILLS,
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.
Machinery of Every Description
Made to Order. Particular Attention
Paid to Ship's BlacksmlthlDg. Job
Work Executed on Short Notice.
PURITAN BUTTER
The best that's made.
HENRY MAY & CO,, UD
Distributors.
I IF YOU WISH TOADVERnSEl
IN NEWSPAPERS!
AnrwntiKH AT ANYTIME
Call on or Writs
6 C. LAKE'S ADYERTISKG AGEHClS
s 134 bansome Street '
I BAN FRANCISCO, CALIP.
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