The Hawaiian star. [volume], August 16, 1911, SECOND EDITION, SECOND SECTION, Page SIXTEEN, Image 16

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"Bettei than a Government
bond."
This bank pays 4 I -2 per
cent interest on nil deposits in
its savings department, which
is more than purchasers of
the recent issue of territorinl
bonds receive.
nnd you can start an ac
count with only one dollar.
THE
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Judd Building.
Corner Fort and Merchant.
COURT ITEMS
Three milts for rent or public land
wete entered by the government yes
terday, the defendants being Trunk
(JonvetH, ('. Ontal. J. Ontal, It. On
tal, Hee Pat and Chun Kog. The
lands are on Hawaii anil Kauai and
the aggregate ot claims is $8771.
Hen ninlB and W. V. Chamberlain,
executors named therein, petition for
probate of the will of the Into Fran
cisco DlnlK. It devices real ostate In
South ICona to four sons of the testa
tor as tonnnts lit common, thoy being
required to pay their tnothor ?260 a
year. Two daughtors and n grand
daughter recolve tho homostend In
Kni)lolanl tract, with rentals in addi
tion to dower for the widow. All tho
money In hand nnd the residue of the
estate also go to tho widow. She Is
john
(Continued from page nine.)
land Stanford Jr. University, has
served to convene in the city of Ho
nolulu a large and thoroughly repre
sentative audience of (lie numerous
races that reside in tho Hawaiian
Island, Including dologntos of the
commercial, social, civic and rollglous
organisations of this most cosmopoli
tan community; and
"Whorens, In those Islands as no
where else has ratlonnl race contact
regardless of color or othor adventi
tious circumstances resulted In that
ideal dwelling together in unity, tho
complete realization ot which on a
world-wide scale Is being hastoned ns
never boforo; Rnd
"Whereas, These islands are sltuat-
to pay ?R0 for masses for a doud son 0(1 midway between the Kastem aim
ESTABLISHED IN 1S30.
and daughter, also So a year for cstorn Hemispheres at the center
masses for her husband. Each of the of tho prophesied greatest theater ot
sons are to pay $2.50 for masses for the world's future activities, tho Pa-
l.nt H4.i Tl.1.i Inlfln wliloVi nhmi 1.1 1, n .
t.lll'11 111111(51, U1UL11U1 llllll SIBIU1. AJKUL I -" auuuiu UV UUMl. II UU IU
dollars 01 tlie annual mass fund is de-Jlts nnmo, an arena of peaceful con- 0,1 1,10 subject of International Peace
lesis nnu conquests.
it tltciffnn with peculiar interest that
I we wli llttrn to the explanation of the
run inmentnl principles of this great
ivnrld'R peace movement by one of Its
i foremost pttvocates cither upon the
rostrum, ill pulpit or In the editorial
chair. As chief director of the
Worlds Pence Foundation, ns a mem
her df the eunuch of direction ot the
American Association tor International
Conciliation, nnd othor kindred organ
Isatlcus, and as ono ot the lrlnalpal
speakers at that celebrated occasion
at Washington, whoroat Prosldont
Tuft forecast the administration's at
titude upon the proposed new Anglo
American arbitration tronty, wo ac
r.'iit hie tttternuros as authoritative.
Th'i statements come from ono who Is
thoroughly equipped to expound tho
latest thought of tho hour upon tho
problem.
"I take great pleasure in presenting,
as he needs no introduction, Dr. David
Starr Jordan, once tho iTote.gc of
I ouls Agasslz, now tho president ot
my old Alma Mater, Leland Stanford
Jr. University, who will address you
BffiHOP&CO.
BANKERS
Commercial and Travellers'
Letters ot Credit Issued on the
Bank of California and the Lon
don Joint Stock Bank, Limited,
London.
Correspondents for the Amer
ican Express Company, and
Thos. Cook & Son.
Interest allowed on term and
Savings Bank Deposits.
,voted to the testator's repose ot soul
but after the widow's death half of
the amount will be directed to her
'peace. No bond is required of the
I executors.
! Chu Gun and others have alscon
i tinned their foreclosure suit for $400
'against Wong Kwal, on whoso behalf
jC. W. Ashford demurred on tho
! ground that It appeared no note for
the amount was ever executed.
Bank of
Honolulu
Iwue K. N. & K.
Letters o f Credit
and Traveler's
Checks available
throughout the
world, jf-1 Cable
transfers at lowest
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Trunks nnd qases to be kept on
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Particulars to bo applied for.
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THE MARCH OF CIVILIZATION.
This expression, so common among
the orators in Hyde Park nnd which,
we believe, is used by Mr. Buckle,
finds exemplification in a dispatch
published by a Paris contemporary to
the effect that Constantinople is to
have the telephone. Under the reign,
of Abdul Hamld some Eastern mer
chants tried time after time to Intro
duce tho instrument. The Sultan al
ways met them with direct refusal,
and this notwithstanding the strong
representations that were made to his
majesty' by tho embassadors, who,
during the summer months, reside at
Therapia, about a dozen miles from
their embassies, following upon the
disappearance of Abdul Hamld Is tho
advent of the telephone. Our Paris
contemporary expresses the hope that
the young Indies of the telephone at
Stamboul and at Pcra will not bo so
slow as their sisters in Paris In an
swering calls.
"Be it Resolved, That the residents
of theso islands by this resolution
call to tho attention of all particl
innts in tho movement for interna
tional and interracial respect and am
ity and particularly to the officers and
members of the First Universal Baces
Congress, recently held in ' London,
England, tho desirability of convening
such .a congress nt an early date on
this side of the globe and the peculiar
propriety of tho city of Honolulu as
the place of meeting."
Professor Gllmoro seconded the
resolutions and'thoy wore unanimous
ly adopted by a rising vote.
His Former Student.
A. Lewis, Jr., who was chairman of
the meeting and who delivered the in
troductory address, is a former stu
dent under Dr. .Jordan, president of
Stanford University. In a brief ad
Jrcss, In finished style, he presontea
his former "Prex" to tho audience,
closing his remarks as follows:
"In no vainglorious way may it be
said that this little community of ours
has faced and apparently solved one
o" two dlillcult problems concerning
which the sociologist and the diplo
mat of the mainland part of our
United States have not as yet reached
an entirely satisfactory solution. Wo
have i preat many more serious prob
lems before us. Situated, as we are, It
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THE FEMALE HOUSE FLY.
A female house fly which has hiber
nated in a dwelling-house, or else
where, may produce in tho spring, at
the lowest estimate, 120 eggs. Assum
ing that one-half of these hatch as fe
males, and allowing that the breeding
goes on without check for four
months, wo have as the descendants
ef a single hibernating individual 215,
r.57,S44,320,000,000,000,000 flies. Now a
house fly menBures exactly one-fourth
of an inch in length; the distance
oround the earth at the equator is said
to be 24.S0O. miles. It would take,
therefore, 3,GS8,312,000 flies placed
end to end to go around the world
once. Using this number as a denom
inator, and the number ot files pro
duced In four months from one moth
er as a numerator, wo find she will
give rise, In the course of a summer,
to enough flies to encircle the globe
at the equator 5000 times,- and iave
plenty of progeny to spare. Profes
sor F. L. Washburn in Popular Sci
ence Monthly.
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Think of the times without number that land values have increased because of increase in
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OAIIU RAILWAY AND LAND CO.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of tho Oahu Railway and Land
Company has been called for Monday,
Aug'ust 21, A. D. 1911, in pursuance of
an order of the directors, and will bo
held at tho ufflce of Tho B. P. Dllllng
ham Co., Ltd., Stangenwald Building,
Honolulu, at 2:30 o'clock p. m. on that
date.
The stock books of the company will
be closed to transfers from August
ICth to 21st, both dates inclusive.
A. W. VAN VALKENBURG,
Secretary, Oahu Railway and Land
Company.
Honolulu, August 15, 1911.
NOTICE.
During my absence from Honolulu.
from August 15 to October 20, Dr. G.
P. Straub will have charge of my prac
tice. H. V'. MURRAY, M. D.
Honolulu, August 15, 1911.
SEALED TENDERS.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
E. F. Bishop President
Geo. H. Robertson
Vice-President Manager
W. W. North. Treasurer
Richard Ivers ..Secretary
J. R. Gait Auditor
Geo. R. Carter Director
C. H. Cooko Director
A. A. Cooke Director
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Aent to grant marriage licenses.
Loans Negotiated. Real Estate.
Court, Legal and Commercial Work.
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Cor. Merchant and Alakea.
Sealed tenders will be received by
tho Superintendent of Public Works,
Capitol Building, Honolulu, T. H ,
until 12 m. Saturday, August 26, 1911,
for furnishing 5,000 feet of six-Inch
galvanized pipe, 11,003 feet four-inch
galvanized pipe, 3,000 feet four-Inch
galvanized pipe extra strong, three
four-Inch reducing valves, three two
Inch reducing valves and twelve
three-quarter-Inch reducing valves;
six four-inch and six six-inch screw
gates, three six-inch and four four
inch air valves.
Specifications and blank forsm for
tonders are on Alio in the offlco of
tho Superintendent of Public Work3.
Each tender to be accompanied by
a certified check for 5 per cent of tho
amount of tender; said check to bo
made payable to Marston Campbell,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Tender will be received on tho
whole or a part of tho Items.
The Superintendent of Public
Work's reserves tho right to reject
any or all tenders.'
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
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