The Hawaiian star. [volume], March 14, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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Classified "Ads"
WANTBD.
Two or three roomed eating.
,W., 8lar Office.
J.
to ilmru cottnge at
it. c. n., tr office,
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Furnished Itaonw. No. 73 Horetanln
HtveNit. Running water and eleotrlc
light In ewuli room. Rent reasonable.
J. IL TownMiid, proprietor.
FOUND.
A bloyclo. Owner can havo same by
calling at Star oillce and paying ex
ponsos. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN.
Uoston bull terrier. Light brlndlo In
color. White on ono side of faco and
two front paws. Short screw tall. An
swers to name of "Teck." Ten dol
lar reward. A. S. Hartwoll. Judd
ntVeet,
WANTED.
f o rent small cottage or two rooms,
furnished or unfurnished. Sent parti
culars to J. J. cjo Star Office.
MEN'S CLOTHING
Men's Clothing on credit $1.00 a
week. Suit given at once. Francis
Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Uldg., Fort
Street.
BUY AND SELL.
Diamonds and Jewelry bought, sold
and exchanged. Bargain in musical
Instruments. J. .Carlo, Fort St.
FOR RENT
""Large Mosquito Proof Room on
i,onrh suitable for two gentlemen.
Bathing and Boating convenient. Ad
dress "Beach" Star OHlco.
ELECTRICAL
EXPERTS
Pacific Electric Company
Hudsm and Stuart
1152 Fort Opp. Convent
Phono 3132.
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(Continued from Pago One.)
cab, and this request was granted.
It was a sad day for the man who
once ruled San Francisco who held
Iho power of local government in the
hollow of his hand, and to whom came
all men, high and low, rich men seek-1
Ins corporation privileges,1 criminals
seoking to prostitute the law or their
end and Ritcf's. For it is not in the
records that Huef ever did anything
onco ho was in control that didn't
havo tho taint of dishonest money In
tho doing of it.
Ho became a rich man before he
was caught enormously rich, they ,
say. And oven now ho owns groat
I
properties outright sufficient to keep j laK0 ""vantage of the beautiful moon
his family in luxury during tho time ; iBht nlsht.
ho ts In prison, and to provide him ' vr33SJS53XS2ttyc3Xjxss
with ample funds when ho gains his
freedom.
For fivo years he has been fighting
against this day when he would go
to prison fighting like a rat almost
to preserve his miserable freedom. It
.lias not been a question of whether
tho man was guilty or not. That has '
beon proved conclusively in a hunaron
ways. Ruof has himself confessed In
open court. In spite of all this for '
months ho and his lawyers have, by l,osters placed In lessor towns within
dovious ways, by specious picas, talc- 01,0 hundred miles of tho city called
en advantage of the loopholes of the attentlon to the ovent, local advertis
law, seized upon every technicality to InK emphasized its importance, and
fight Ituef's way to freedom. And it rcduccd railroad rates opened tho
comes now as a strange coincidence way for an enjoyable trip at little
that Ituef should lose this last fight expense.
on a technicality, in 'which the State It was a combined "boost" that did
Supremo Court roversed itself In a much to center attention on the city,
decision which has few parallels in True, heavy rains sot In to mar the
law but which worked effectually in beauty of it all, but In spite of that
depriving the convicted boss of his the shopping section never saw such
freedom. j a rainy day crowd as came out on the
His powor la gone. He may escape first day of the show, and hotels ro
from prison heforo his sentonce Is ported many out of town merchants
up. But ho has been In prison now. and visitors on hand to see and to
Shaved and shorn, photographed and buy.
numbered and sot to work as a com- some storos centered their atton
nion laborer, ho has begun to tnko tho tion on magnificent window rtlsplnys,
punishment. 'showing trelllsed gardens, with mln-
' And of all the frlonds he had In iature fountains at nlay. around which
tho halycon days, of the hundreds wore grouped Parisian toilettes;
who fawned about him to do his bid- others made formal but magnificent
. iiiur to curry his favor there wa; llnlayHVof costumes and nleco goods;
none to gee him off on his last Jour-vhlle still others used theatrical of
noy. T said nono. Thoro wns ono. fects handpalntod sconery In the
His faithful ofllco boy Chnrlle Hagger- background, with figures among real
ry, who sworo falsely who perjured folIa(?0 whIch mle() ,0 rost of tho
himself, for an ungrateful boss, beg- wI1(,0Wti Uv, n)0(lolp woro ,1B0(1 ,n
god perm sslon to ride across the bay o(hor g tf) thfl nowegt pog.
with Uuof, nnd they lot him do it. ' tumo
The Fashion Show. i " , t.
. Tho San Francisco Fashion Show,
just held, has sot a now morchandls-
ing standard In tho West, and has
again brought homo to San Francis-
cans tho belief thnt combined "boost-'
Ing" will accomplish almost nnyuung
Tor a city's wolfaro.
Tho largest Btores in tho city
agreed to hold their spring opening (
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
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Honolulu AttuiMtneM Co " f
Jorrtani ' I
MmUiik Notice " A
THE WBATHEr
Local Oillce, U. 8. Wsatltir Bureau,
Honolulu, T. H., March 11, 1011.
Tamperautrc, t i. ,.x. s u. m.i 10
a. in.; Htid morning uiiulmum:
67; 5B; 73; 74; OR.
Bmometer lottroiK. Absolute hum
idity (grains per cubic foot; rslatlvo
humldlt' and dew point at S a. in,:
20.94; 5.663; 72; 60.
Winn Yemen) Ltr. direction at C f ,
in.; 8 a. in.; 10 a. in.; and noon:
212; 2X15; JlSlfl; 7X1C
Ralnfalt annus -J I ;iours ending 8 a.
m. 0.
Total Wini, mmiient during 21
hour ondod nt noon 13S miles.
TVM, r. STOCKMAN.
Section Director.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
Large airy turnlshed rooms with hot
and cold bath. Hotel Arlington. I
Tho annual meeting of the Henry
Watorhouso Trust Company will he
held on Saturday, March IS.
See that you get yo'ur green stamps
when you are buying at tho stores.
And call at tho show rooms, and seo
the many valuable articles you g-'
for thorn.
Tho highest class ,of laundry and
dry cleaning work is done by tho
French Laundry, J. Abadic, Prop
rietor, 777 King street. This Laundry
has no branches.
Expert piano tuning and repairing
by B. H. McLaughlin at Honolulu
Music Co. Telephone 2226.
Tho best meats sold in Honolulu
como from tho Metropolitan Meat
Market, telephone 1S14. Tho trado
there Is large because everything is
sanitary.
The Union-Pacific Transfer Co.,
King street, next to Young Hotel, is
an up-to-dato baggago handling, furni
ture moving and storage company.
Telephone 1874.
Subscribe or the Call, Chronicle, or
Examiner, $1.00 per month. Wall,
Nichols Co., Ltd., agents.
The trails of the Trail and Taravel
Club between Palolo and upper Manoa
have been considerably damaged by
the recent rains and require consid
erable repairing at once.
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd., have a beau
tiful line of St. Patrick Day and
Easter postal cards. Your friends
would appreciate receiving one.
At the adjourned annual meeting of
Leah! Home held yesterday the fol
lowing were elected officers for the
ensuing year: C. H. Atherton, presi
dent; G. P. Castle, first vice-president;
C. Montague Cooke, second vice-president;
A. AV. T. Bottomley, treasurer;
T. Clive Davies, secretary; J. p
Cooke, auditor.
Berger's band will give a
public
moonlight concert at tho Seaside Hotel
tonight. A large crowd wilf no doubt
and Fashion Show on one date. The
jmost elaborato preparations were
made, goods brought from Europe an(i
1,10 ast, and the window display
nnd interior decorations surpassed in
beauty and effectiveness anything of
the kind ever seen in San Francisco,
Nt only was tho show intended for
San Francisco people, hut every of-
fort wns ma,, to Interest the people
of Northern California. Huge fashion
C(1 stntos coul(1 fiuch nn event bo Ue)d
,n juBt tho way (t wns ,)ol(1 loro Nono
of tlQ 8toroa woro much over three
vonPo . , vnr nno ,,ni1 nw fin,.In,
mont eVQry ono 1)nd tho fr0Bh( clenn
npnoarnnco whoU R00s with newness
Tno Fnsmon show was such a sue-
C8S timt jt WIU undoubtedly bo con
tinned in future years.
TAKES OFFICE
DARKNESS
C. A. Cottrill, tho negro suocoaser
to Waltor K. Drake, as collector of
U. S. Intornnl revenue, will take the
oath of office promptly at midnight
on Saint Pntrlok's Day, Friday noxt,
when Agont J. B. Thomas will fnstnll
him. Sucli were tho fncts as received
in today's mnll.
Whether or not thoro will bo any
Immediate changos In tho ofllce of the
intomal rovonuo will bo known tho
next day, for civil service requires
Immediate discharge or transfer, or
olse tho proforenco of chargos.
(Continued from page one.)
helping tho territorial authorities to
day by giving thirty dump carts to
help in the work of cleaning up tho
city. Tho torritory, of course, puts
up a bond that tho carts will bo re
turned in good condition.
E. P. Irwin, of tho Hau Tree Hotel,
Waiklki, writes to tho board of health,
asking why it is that his guests can
not bo allowed to Bwlm in the waters
off tho hotel, adding that if thoro is
so much danger from sewage Infect
ing tho swimming waters, why doesn't
tho sewer station put steam into tho
sowago before it goes out to sea and
so sterillzo tho wasto?
Mott-Smlth speaks highly of tho
work and offorts of Dr. J. S. B. Pratt
and commends him enthuslnstlcaly
for what ho is accomplishing in tho
way of cleaning up the city and In
guarding against tho spread of the
disease
$5
Tho case of tho twenty Japanese
women arrested at Iwilel on Saturday
night was disposed of this morning
by Judge Lymer imposing a fine ot
$5. In doing so, tho judge remarked:
"The court feels that the city and
county of Honolulu does not want to
derive any revenue from these un
fortunate women. It Is a problem that
has to bo handled with gloves. At
the . present time tho court will im
pose a fine of ?5 and costs in eacn
case under this plea of guilty. It is
the health of the public rather than
any other reason that actuates the
court. If they are brought down, .here
again on a similar cnarge the court
will deal with them a great deal -more
severely. They best know how to
avoid rearrest."
To Interpreter Townsend, Judge
Lymer added: "Toll them they will
be rearrested promptly if they are
disorderly or If there is any reason
to suspect they are not In a condl-
PERSONS IN
REV. J. R. HYKES, head of the Bible
Society in Shanghai, is on route to
that city by the Chiyo Maru.
MR. WILLIAIM B. ORR, a well-known
newspaper man from Oregon, is a
passenger to Yokohama by the
Chlyo Maru.
CHAPLAIN JAMES HOULIHAN re
turned from leavo of absenco on
tho mainland by the transport. Lo
gan this morning.
MR. C. F. DEICHMAN, the United
States Consul at Nagasaki, Is return
ing from a vacation on the main
land by tho Chlyo Maru.
DR. TAHARA, a prominent Japanese
medical man, Is en route to Yoko
hama by the Chiyo Maru, which ar
rived in port this morning,
MR. P. J. FITZSIMMONS, City Trea
surer at Manila, is returning home
by the Chiyo Maru. Mr. Fltzsim
mons, who is accompanied by his
wife, has been on vacation.
SERGEAN J JAMES L. LINN, 159th
Company Coast Artillery, returned
from furlough by tho Logan this
morning. Ho will resumo his duties
as post exchango sergeant.
MR. GEORGE V. HAYES, who Is ac
companied by Mrs. Hayes, is on his
way to Hongkong to take up the
position thero of manager of tho
Robert Dollar Steamship Company,
WALtER F. DRAKE has two Japan
eso at work cleaning tho paint-work
and windows of the Internal Ro
vonuo ofllco preparatory to the ar
rival of his successor, Cottrill, on
Thursday.
MR. J. FLETCHER Is a passenger to
Yokohama by tho Chlyo Maru,
which arrived In port this morning,
Mr. Flotchor, who is accompanied
by his wife, is the Yokohama man
ager of the Sun Llfo Assurance Co,
CHOLERA
II!
MEN
FINED
E
Kill's STORY
IS
There was a short Billing ot the I'nl
ted plates locnl Inspectors of Vessels'
Captain W. Howes and Thomas J.
Heoney to Investigate the- circum
stance concerning tho sinking of the
Mid Wahlne on February 27 after a'
collision with the lighthouse tender
Kukui.
Herbert Smalo, n fireman on the
Kukui gave ovidonco substantially the
same as that given by other witnesses,
stating that he saw no light on the Mol
Wahlne until after the collision, and
that tho Kukui mado a search for tho
schooner after tho accldont.
Tho Board then adjourned to view
tho damnge sustained by the Kukui,
and will meet again at ten o'clock
tomorrow morning.
1
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As Its first decision since Chief
Justice Robertson succeeded Judge
Hartwell, tho Supremo Court In a
ruling through the clerk denies a re
hearing to Henry N. Clark, whose con
viction of embezzlement of district
court moneys was previously con
firmed.
(Continued from Page 1.)
would turn tho stomachs of decent
people merely through the relating of
tho facts. And those facts are proved
"Tlije culprits should be actually
beaten, should actually suffer corporal
punishment," remarks Mott-Smlth
"for there is no other way to get de
cency through their base brains."
tion of health. I wil. remft the costs
in this case."
A Japanese physician was present in
court, who through Attorney Charne
Chllllngworth, appearing for the de
fence, handed in certificates as to
the health of the women.
Tho two women who forfeited ball
were also in court this morning, their
cases being continued until Marcu 21.
Another combined field and track
meet is scheduled to take place next
month, in which tho McKinley High
School, St. Louis College and Kame-
hameha School will participate.
CHOLERA.
When cholera is present in the com.
munity take Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on the
first unnatural looseness ot tho bowels
and the attack may be checked In its
incipiency.
THE NEWS
HON. DEAN C. WORCESTER, Com
missioner of the interior for the
Philippines, is a returning passen
ger by the Chlyo Maru. He was
welcomed ashore this morning by
Messrs. W. O. Smith and Tenney,
MR. C. H. BLAKE, the manager In
North China of the Standard Oil
Company, is returning to Shanghai
by tho Chiyo Maru. Ho is accom
panied by Mrs. Blake. They have
been on the mainland on a holiday,
LIEUT. FRANK M. ANDREWS, aide
to Brigadler-Genoral Macombe, was
on the Logan early this morning to
welcome some of his old comrades
of the 8th Cavalry. Lieut. Andrews
has been detached from the 8th
Cavalry.
CHARLES L. RHODES, formerly ed
itor of tho Star, has bought a
country placo of twenty acres at
Novato, Marin county, Cal., an
hour's rido from San Francisco.
There is a handsome house with
grounds. The piaco is called "Rest
Acres."
CAPTA1T W. P. PL'ATT, ot the ord-
nance department, was a passenger
to Honolulu this morning, Captain
Piatt has como down to Inspect and
test the mortars at Fort Rugor,
Diamond Head. He has received
orders by wlroless that ho can re
turn by tho P. M. S. Korea on March
31 if his work is completed by that
time,
r
RIRHOP M. r. HARRIS wlm le n nne
w (.i....w, to (V JIUO-
songor to Yokohama by tho Chlyo
Maru, Is on his way back to the
Orient in connection with his work
as Bishop of tho Methodist Church
In Korea, Ho will speak tonight
at eight o'clock in tho River street
Japanese Church, and his remarks
will bo in Doth English and Janan
eso. His subject will be mission
work In Korea.
NO
CLARK
S
AGAIN
NEW
Li
Telephone 14''1
FRENCH LAUNDRY
d. A13AOIE, Proprietor
High Class Laundry
No Branches.
Absolutely Pure Milk
from cows that havo been tested and pronounced hoalthy by Govern
men Officials. All surroundings sanitary and every utensil slerl
llzod. THE POND DAIRY
Telephone 2890.
Buy Where
Meats Are
IT IS NOT ONLY BECAUSE THE MEATS SOLD OVER OUR
COUNTERS ARE TENDER THAT WE HAVE A LARGE TRADE
BUT BECAUSE THE PATRONS OF THIS MARKET KNOW THAT
EVERYTHING ABOUT THE PLACE IS SANITARY.
Metropolitan Meat Market
W. P. HEILBRO.N and A. LOUIS, Proprs.
Telephone 1814.
THE
Baltimore
Lunch Room
FORT STREET NEAR HOTEL
Rock Products
STEAM IS THE ONLY RELIABLE POWER FOR A LARGE ROCK
CRUSHING PLANT AND WE HAVE IT. EXPERIENCE PROVED
TO US THE FOLLY OF INSTALLING A POWER THAT WAS UN
RELIABLE AND TOO EXPENSIVE AND BECAUSE ELECTRICITY
APPEARED TO US TO BE THREE TIMES THE COST OF STEAM,
A COST WHICH IS PAID BY THE CONSUMER OF THE PRODUCT
OF THE PLANT NO MATTER WHAT IT MAY BE, WE SETTLED
UPON THE CHEAPER AND WE ARE, THEREFORE, ENABLED
TO DELIVER ROCK AT A SATISFACTORY PRICE. IN PASSING
LET US REMARK THAT IT IS THE ONLY PRODUCT ON THIS IS
LAND FIT FOR CONCRETE WORK.
THE FACT THAT WE ARE FILLING CONTRACTS FOR THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT PEARL HARBOR AND FORT
SHAFTER MAY BE TAKlEN AS THE HIGHEST EVIDENCE OF
THE QUALITY OF THE CRUSHED ROCK WE SELL TO OUR CUS
TOMERS. WE HAVE STEAM POWER, DEPENDABLE POWER,
AND YOUR ORDER FOR ANY QUANTITY OF NUMBERS 2, 3, OR
4 WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
WE ALSO PROVIDE SOIL FOR FILLING PONDS AND LOW
LAND. WE GUARANTEE QUICK DELIVERY OF ANYTHING WE
SELL.
Honolulu Construction and Draying
Company, ILVtd
ROBINSON BUILDING, QUEEN STREET.
Telephone 2281.
V&u Wouldn't I
o Hj It Is qulcK-flowlng, simple, compact, cleans in a m'nuto and H
does not require frequent renewal. Rj 0
A 13 CALL, AT TUB STORE FOR DEMONSTRATION o
Positively removes nil lermi
It Is quick-flowing, simple,
does not reOUire fremmnt
r A I T A T Till, e.-kni
. o i wac run ucnuna i K.I I iON
A full line of other Standard Filters
alway on hand.
Ask to be shown the famous SUCCESS
W. W. Dimond
53-57 Kincr Street.
and Dry Cleaning
. 777 KING ST.
Good
LADIES TFA ROOM
For the best cup of coffee In town.
INDIVIDUAL BEHJf JIND BEEFSTEAK
PIE POTS.
nnd tmnnrltlfl.
compact, cleans in a m'nuto and
rannunl
.
& Company, Ltd.,
Honolulu.