The Hawaiian star. [volume], April 22, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page TWO, Image 2

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THE HAWAIIAN STAR
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Maui News: That political
chine, the Territorial Board of Health,
is giving a continuous porformanco of
how to got money from tho Legisla
ture. Tho mombors of this board aro
so busy pulling wires that tho legiti
mate business, for tho doing of which
they owe their existence is being
neglected nnd overlooked. While they
are busy bluffing tho Legislature into
giving thorn control of the garbago
department of Honolulu, diseaso is
rampant throughout tho city. For ex
ample n Filipino and his wife camo
to Maul from Honolulu about a weok
ago. Thursday tho authorities learn-
ed tho Filipino had smallpox. After
a chnso they landed their man Whom
they found hiding In a canefleld. The
disease is pretty far advanced in the
man, but the woman lias passed the
worst stages and is convalescing. This
must havo boon contracted n Hono
lulu, .and in the case of tho woman,
tho disease must hnvo shown beforo
she left. Both nre now in tho quar
antine hospital at Kahulul. This is
a simple instnnco of tho wide-awake-ness
of the Board of Health. They
uro awako to their political standing
only, but for real legitimate work In I
publishing business, ovon back iii (To!- memjjarod thai in ffiost Iniinnoss the' NEWSPAPER CENSORING
onlnl times. Tho Italian comes next second gonerntlon learns Hngllsh ami, IN CHINA
with seventy-three publications, In- In tho larger number of cause, the A slap has been tnketi by the Chi
eluding a very largo proportion of third gonorallon doos not know tho nese which is Buro to provoke inuoli
dally newspapers. Thoro nro n num. mother tonguo. I criticism. Tho authorities liavo Is.
bor of thorn in this city. Tho80 forogn noWgpnI,ors nrJ re,.1 sued an ordor that tho postofflcos
That tho Swedish and Norwegian- ly engines of constructive patriotism J Blln11 1,1 futurabe closed to nowspa
Danish come noxt is not surprising, Urynn forgot to mention thorn in his 1)0rs comIng from abroad which con
seolng that tho Scandinavian oloraent tirado against tho nowspapor profos- tnln nmtlor projudlclnl to tho proser
in tho Northwest is largo, but most slon. Ho ought to know1 that the for-'vntIoM of lftW nntI ort'er. It does not
persons will bo astonished to lonrn elgn press is too imnnrtnnt appear that newspapers which nasa
ittll V iu
that tho Bohemian comes noxt. Wo Ignored. Philadelphia Inmilrm-
aro apt to think of Bohemians as a - t
rathor low sort of people, of little edit-1 THE TAILOR-MADE MAN
cation or culture, As a fact, the Bo-1 Tho annual announcement nf wlmti111 haVC to
tho censor will bo tabooed, but It i
evident that to carry out this injunc
tion offectlvoly nil papers in China
be carefully censored,
homlans nro ono of the most progros- men nro to wear tho coming sutrimennnd 0 glvc cffcct to such n system
nuU uusi euu- "o uuun a iiiuo delayed this voar uu oiucij uiuiuuu. .cjviucnuy mo
cated peoples of Europe, with a Iltera- probably on account of. tho weather, lnenmiro htls bcen n
ndopted for tho
ture tliat goes back to tho tlmo .when but now it Is at hand, and tia uuml Purpose of checking seditious utter-
tlinrn xvnsm't nti A .irrW c i. u ..n ''.
61U.JU wno ,v ,H ,1UUU reminiscent of its prede-1
itM.i. .ances oy papers wnicn aro carrieu on
could read or writo savn in
' -ii. miu KUBIUIII VJUl- I " " '
monastery, mo Spaniards and Poles tors' Club, wo are informed has do. tr,os- But 11 w111 b impossible 10
como noxt nnd tlion Hmm t i., nt.in.i ...,., it. , . .. ',it..
v.c la lung uj.uu ulo ioiiowing styles
list of strange tongues, Arabic, Chi- among others: Cont to have nnr
nose, Croatian, Japanese, Servian, row, sloping shoulders, with a bust
Welsh, Slovak, Roumanian, etc. In effect llko a pouter pigeon. Trousers
fact, thoro is hardly a language with nre to bo smnll boro, with spring bot
any literature at all which is not rep- toms, and tho feet will have to he
resented in this country by ono or bold In the position of a tns ,innnr
more publications. Tho stranger on In putting thorn on. Red 1, ,m
uui uiiuros neeu not send back homo be tho favorite col
for his newspapers.
discriminate between tho utterances
of such journals nnd those of newspa
pers edited and published wholly by
foreigners. Both insido and outside
China there aro Journals which, while
belonging to this latter category, of
ten contain matter distinctly sedi
tious from a Chinese point of viow.
or. Thoro will hn . 10 lneso journals tno facilities of tho
velvet cuffs on trousers, and white Pstoffice will obviously havo to be-
Now this may seem rather unploas- suedo pumps and white flannel tux-- denied, and In order to give practical
ant to some persons but it is encour- et, Jackets will bo worn in tho ev-1 effect to such restraint a large and
aging to state that, with a very few en,n& Tho aviation cont, a variation , competent staff of censors will hnvo
exceptions of anarchist strlpo these of -tno old Norfolk Jacket, will be to 1,0 employed. It is true that .t
organs of thought published in foreign 11,0 l,0ular garment for warm weath-1 cenato system has actually been
tongues aro almost wholly devoted to er- carried into operation in an Occident
ferreting out and preventing tho .his country. They may indulco In This is waht tho tailors Rnv al country, and it may possibly sue
spread of disease they are a Joke. We criticism of men nnd measures, as is to wear, but does anybody Imacin.. ! ceed ,n CMna- D"t we anticipato
II -l kj.(l tllUU 1 1
we are to uphold our reputation as
the "Paradise of tho Pacific", control
of our sanitation must he In the hands
of the federal authorities. They do
things then talk about them after
ward. The Territorial Board of Health
spills plenty of hot air, but as to
their accomplishments, their past
record speaks for itself.
their right, but it would be difficult fr a moment the edict will be obey- great difflculties. As to tho principlo
to find anything which is not at bot- ed. The vast majlrity of men will that tno circulatln of seditious mat
torn wholesome and patriotic. In fact, continue to wear this summer sub-ter 0USbt to bo prevented, we do not I
this is the most cosmopolitan coun- stantlally the same stvlo of clnthp 1 tblnk there can b'e any second opln-
try in the world. But It should be re- they wore last season and previous
seasons for a dozen years 'back. The
- - Agents
Matson Navigation Cos Schedule, 1911
w DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU.
ARRIVE FROM SAN PRANCISCQ.
S. S. WILHELMINA APRIL 18
S. S. HONOLULAN MAY 3
SAIL FOR SAK FRANCISCO.
S. S. LURLINE APRIL 25
S. S. WILHELMINA APRIL 26
JOHN BULL'S MARMALADE.
The manufacture of marmalade and
other pams and preserved fruits Is an
important industry of the United
Kingdom. Fruit jams, and especially
marmalade, are found upon every
British table, private and public, and
are always served with breakfast and
afternoon tea. In addition to the vast
home consumption, considerable quan
tities are exported, says the Daily
Consumer and. Trade Report. Pre
served fruits are Imported into the
United States to the value of about
$2,000,000 per annum.
British marmalade Is produced
from sour oranges and sugar. The
best known firms use almost exclu
sively the Seville (Spain) bitter
orange, which has comparatively lit
tle pulp and consists mainly of rind,
tho substance most desirable for the
making of good marmalade. Messina
and Palermo bitter oranges, although
not considered as good as those of
Seville, are also used, but command
a much lower price.
The London Fruit Exchange is lo
cated In the eastern section of the
city, in a large structure known as
Delicious
BUTTERNUT BREAD
Delivered to any part of the
city.
PALM CAFE.
Phone 2011.
ooooooooooooooooo ,m7 ST Jf38 the kInd Jf
DU1L UUUi anQ Wnen no
goes to his tailor orders more of tlie
" nnmn TJ l a ,,. .. .
q "c " "ui. especially liuerest-
0 ed in hearing that a few freaks over
O ln wew York are to wear velvet cuffs
O on tneir trousers, and ho is not go
OOOOOOOOOOOOesonnX b . U1UU Ior any will
, compel mm to do a contortionist act
unrme orr e. - ' , every time he wants to put his
N0TICE 0MFeL1C f GOVERN' " When the fashion chiefs
ln New York or Paris Issue a com
At 19 v.ii, . mand to the women to make them
At i o clock noon MnnrtAv a.,-m oni,.nn .ui ,
24 mm t , , . j ' "unions in some new man-
Can! , 1 Hnn, r,T, V, ! ner Por things regard it as in
,lM, V.:: ' n?"." spired, and fall
ion. Japan Mail.
over themselves to
the Land, Act of 1S9R " "yooay would be safe In
at public auction under Part IV. Se&
uon 17 or
Section 276,Revised Laws of Hawaii, oncrmg a reward of $5 for every
tho following described lots known man seen outside of a homo for tho
as tho Kawalloa Beach Lots, situated feeble-minded wearing trousers with
at Kailua, Koolaupoko, Oahu: , velvet cuffs or a pouter pigeon coat
It Area. Tlnnot P.lnn Whinh rnmlnila nna Yini n
. w.uw . tuuL IX l L IUU Blgll-
,ers of the Declaration of Independ
$25.00 ence were men. Pittsburg Gazette-
zb.uu, Times.
25.0j)
The S. S. HYADES of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct
on or about April 29, 1911.
CASTLE & COOKE T.TD GENERAL AGENTS.
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, every sixth
day. Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street,
South Brooklyn.
FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT:
S. S. VIRGINIAN, to sail ; May 9
S. S. MEXICAN to sail about May 21
S. S, Missourlan to sail abuot Juno 2nd.
. For further information apply to
H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD, Agents, Honolulu.
C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
Steamers of tho above Company Will call at and leave Honolulu on or
about the dates mentioned below:
FOR THE ORIENT, FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
S. S. NIPPON MARU MAY 2nd S. S. CHlYIO MARU MAY 15th
o. a. wrmu MAUU MAX JUtn a. a. AMERICA MARU MAY Sfill,
S. AMERICA MARU... JUNE 20TH S. S. TENYO MARU. .. .APRIL 2nd.
S
Castle & Cooke, Ltd., Agents
Piano and Furniture Moving
Specially constructed wagons in charge of experienced men
Union-Pacific Transfer Co.
King St. noxa to Young Hotel
Telephone 1875.
tho Monument building. More than
$12,000,000 per annum is the amount
required to pay for the oranges sold
in tho English market, the great bulk
of the sale being by public auction.
Apples are sold in like manner, the
aggregate annual sales averaging in
value $10,000,000. The great Covent
Garden market, in the heart of Lon
don, buys its supplies of fruits at the
regular auction sales held at tho Lon
don exchange, and, in turn, the re
tail dealers are supplied from Covent
Garden.
Corks are rarely, if ever, used now
by 'English Jam manufacturers. The
jars are mvarwDiy covered- with a
vegetable parchment, which not only
is considered more cleanly, but keeps
the preserve in a better condition
This refers to both jam andl marma
lade.
Preservers employ their ' regular
staffs continuously during tho year,
and pay them the prevailing price
for labor, which is five to fifteen
shillings ($1.22 to $3.05) a week for
lads and girls and three to seven
shillings (73 cents to $1.70 a day for
men. Preservers generally make
their own packing cases. Preserving
is taken by turn in season. When the
orange season is finished, the fruit
whoso season follows is taken up, and
so on Until the orange season is again
reached. Pears and similar fruits are
not, preserved or packed in England,
such preserved fruits coming almost
exclusively from America.
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Fine Job Prminsg. star Offlco.
COULD NOT QUALIFY.
Among tho stories that are con
stantly coming to town of "road" ex
periences is one that reached the
Havlin offices the other day. A cir
cus had gone to pot in a small West
ern town. One of the "razor backs"
started out to tramp to a better land.
"By and by ho came to a small
town," said John Havlin, ."and found
u couple of men shoveling coal into
a wagon from a car on the railway
siding.
'"Gimme a Job?' he asked.
"'What you been dqln'?' asked the
man who was bossing the job.
"'Drivin' stakes within circus.'
"'Nothin' doln',' said the boss. 'I
never seen one of you actors yet
that could shovel coal." New York
Correspondent Cincinnati Times-Star.
See tnat you get your green stamps
when you are buying at tho stores
And oall at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you eet
for them
Comfort
During and after shaving
USE
Johnson & Johnson's Famous
rShaving Cre
A COSMOPOLITAN NATION.
It is well known that we have an
immense foreign population gathered
In this country, but we aro not gen
erally aware of tho linguistic and lit
erary activities of these people. There
are periodicals of one sort or another
published in thirty foreign languages,
and their circulation runs up jnto tho
many millons. Of course, tl(e Ger
man language loads all the others;
it has 632 publications, or a little
more than the rest combined. Our
Gorman population camo early and
has falways 'been proniineht in tho
These lots will ho sold under Spec
lal Agreement containing the condi
tions that 20 of tho purchase prlco
shall bo paid at time and place of
sale, and tho remainder to be paid
in four (4) equal installments 1, 2, 3
nnd 4, years with interest on unpaid
balance annually at the rate of six
(C) per. cent per annum; provided,
however, that tho installments may
be paid beforo there are due thereby
stopping corresponding Interest; r.nil
containing certain other conditions.
No person will be allowed to pur
chase mo-? than one lot.
Four (4) yeais after date of sale,
tho purchaser shall be entitled to
patent conveying said land in Feo
Simple.
At the same tme nutt place there
will bo sold tho following land at
Fort Street extension, adjoining the
proporty of Joseph R. Amorln:
Area, 2,780 sq. ft.', more or less.
Upset price $115.00. Terms, cash.
Purchaser to pay cost of patent nnd
stamp.
Foi maps and further particulars,
apply at tho -office of the' Commis
sioner of Public Lands, Capitol Build
ing, Honolulu.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Public Lands
Dated at Honolulu. Feb. 15th. 1911.
lOts Feb. 18, 25, Mar. 4, 11. 18, 25,
Apr. 1, 8, 15, 22.
Free Sample on request at, the Rexall Store,
And have comfort afterwards by the use of
Rexall Shaving Lotion a real boon
Benson, Smith & Co., Ud,
Hotel & Fort Sts.
earn I
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JUST ARRIVED LATEST STYLES.
Gillettes Auto Strop Enders Luna Curly Dunham
Duplex.
Also Anticor Razors for removing- corns.
To go with above Luxury Lather Brushes, Berset Shav
ing Cream and Soap.
Easy shaves for everybody at
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