The Hawaiian star. [volume], September 08, 1911, SECOND EDITION, SECOND SECTION, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, 8ttlTIftMIIKlt 8, 1911.
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wtille
It's snow white. Never turns
yellow. Has the deep rich lustre
of porcelain.
When ordering, specify wheth
er for Interior or exterior use,
and whether gloss or Hat finish.
Leweis&tt
Limited
177 S. King St.
Consolidated Soda Water
Is Absolutely Pure
TELEPHONE 2171.
Y. WO SING CO.
, ,.h,. c.,-
Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Eta
' '
Buttar 35c lb.; Fresh Dried FrulU.
1186-1188 Nuuanu Street
Telephone 1034. Box 95J
Drink
MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE.
Best in the Market,
HENRY MAY & CO.
Phone 1271.
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VI r A... .-, .tin A.ilWHfl
jfi TRUNKS.
gj Sizes 26 to 40 at a big reduction.
I Chan Kee
K 27 S. Hotel St.
-$O50
THE CAPITOL CAFE
King St., opp. Young Hotel
Everything New and Clean.
POPULAR PRICES.
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8TEINWAY & 80NS
AND OTHER PIANOS.
THAYER PIANO CO.
15C Hotel Street. Phone 2313.
TUNING GUARANTEED
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SOLAR HEATER
will save you money. Call and see :
one In operation.
ACETYLENE LIGHT & AGENCY
COMPANY.
Hustace avenue, off South St.
FIRE INSURANCE
ATLAS ASSURANSE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON
INSURANCE COMPANY.
The B. F, OllllngfiaTi Co,, Ltd,
General Agents for Hawaii.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building,
Q.YeeBop&Co
Meat Market
and
Importers
Telephone 3451.
1 11 KM li'i LIB
CHINESE NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHING AND
JOB PRINTING
No. 49, Cor. of Smith and Hotel Sta.
Bridge and Beach atoree for Coal or
Wood.
Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Stores,
Perfection Oil Stores.
Giant Burner Gasoline Stores.
EMMELUTH CO., LTD.
Phone 15U No. 145 King St
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(Continued from page nine.)
Southern Pacific officials to obtain oil
lands iu the Coallnna district worth
over $80,000,000, and which It. is claim
cd aro fraudulently hold by the rail
road. Genornl Grant nays that the stand
ard of temperance in tho army Is only
oxceetled In other wnlks of life, if nt
all, by railroad eniployos and church
associations.
I The Cambridge, Mrbs. Y. W. C. A.
"directors have ruled in connection with
an institution tiioy control, tnat no
woman can be considered "young"
after she is thirty-five years old.
. Handits secured $S000 in high grade
ore by holding up the a&say office of
the National Mine at Winnomucn, Ne
vada. I Francisco I. Madero was tho only
candidato nominated by the Progres
sive party for tho presidency of Mexl.
co.
I Sir James Whitney, Premier of On
tario province declared in a speech
that Taft had the idea of the future
annexation of Canada in urging the
reciprocity measure.
The center of population of the Uni
ted States is in Dloomlngton, Monroe
Co., Indiana. This is eight miles west
of the spot designated some weeks ago
by tho Census Bureau, which made a
mistake in tho first announcement.
Tho national United States rifle
shoot for the service was won by the
navy team with -1203 folnts. The Na
tional Guard team was second with
421-7 points, and the Army team third
. 1 ' J
'With 4100 lininto HPli n mnv tin rrwio
had 38G1 points.
David Starr Jordan has addressed a
letter to th0 Stanford Fraternities in
timating that if the scholarship records
of fraternity men do not Improve
drastic action may bo taken with re
ference to the continuing of fraterni
ties at that college.
The giant tall shafts on the propel
ler of the transport Thomas are crack
'e and they must bo replaced at tho
Maro Island navy yard at a cost ap-
promlmating $20,000 apiece.
The New York State Conservation
Commission will distribute 11,000,000
trees to private land owners for use
next year, if an effort to reforest idle
lands.
I A nation wide strike of marble work-
ers has been declared by the officers
of the International Marble Workers'
Union who have just finished a con
ference in Now York.
A black hand bomb exploded In New
York blew up an Italian's store and
jdld considerable damage in the Fifth
Avenue hotel district.
One hundred members of the Rocke-
feller Family Association all relatives
of John D. Rockefeller, and glad of it,
have met for their annual reunion at
Poughkeepsie, New York.
NEW RICE MILL.
The K. Yaraamoto Rice Mill is the
largest as well as the finest in the
islands. All machinery is of the very
latest pattern. The famous Tengu
Rico is cleaned at this mill. With the
large cleaning capacity they are able
to handle considerable outside partic
ular work which they guarantee.
IF I HAD ECZEMA.
I'd wash It away with that mild,
soothing liquid D. D. D. Trial bottle
25c. Relieves all kinds of skin trou
ble, cleansing away tho Impurities
and clearing up tho complexion as
nothing else can.
Yes. If I had any kind of skin trou
ble I'D USE D, D. D. Benson. Smith
& Co.
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION No. 557. ,
RESOLVED, by tho Board of Super
visors of the City and County of Hono
lulu that the sum of Four Thousand
($4,000.00) Dollars bo and tho same
is hereby appropriated from tho Gen
eral Fund for the following purposes:
For the Installation of storm
drain through property of
M. P. Robinson, makai of
Mausoleum , ? 700.00
For construction of road at
Nuuanu avenue 3,300.00
introduced uy
H. E. MURRAY,
Supervisor.
Dated this 5th day of September,
1911.
The foregoing Resolution was, at a
regular meeting of tho Board of Siu'er
visors of tho City and County of Hono
lulu, held on Tuesday, September 5
1911, ordored pass to print on the fol
lowing voto of tho said Boara:
Ayes: Amana, Krugor, McClollan
Murray.
Noes:
tnl, 3.
Total, 4.
Arnold, Dwlght, Low. To
D. KALAUOKALANI,
City aud County Clerk.
WO 0
HEELER'S RECITAL
Clmrlos Keolor gnvo his first recital
of the season in tho concort hnll of
the Aloxaudor Young llotol Inst night.
Owing to tho unfavorable woathor con
ditions, howovor, tho attendance was
not as lnrge ns was expected. Among
those present wore Governor and Mrs.
Froar and party.
Tho program submitted was n long
one, and served to show the wondor
ful versatility of tho composer. Tho
first part comprised ton songs, nil of
a varied eharactor. Tho second part
was divided up into poems of a light i
"""-' iuo urm iiuruon was entiucu
"lllllw irnllllit nf PlnvHmn mot 1,1.
eluded "Dedication," "Soap' Bubbles."
"Tho Baker Man,'
Mv Aiintln" "Tim
Bear Hunter." and thn "rtrnRH Tinml
Tho second portion was entitled
"Dnincj niui Pi-mica " ionHnrr wiMi
dolls, a baby and animals. Tho third'
section was Brown Baby Ballads In-
eluding "Six Little Eskimo " "The
Mexican Babies," "The Little Piute,"
and "Tho Honolulu Boy." Tho sec -
ond part was concluded by the rcn
dering of "An Ocean Lullaby."
Part three was devoted to a wan-
derer's songs of tho sea, including Kanl 11 wnose activities cxienu us uusiness anu us langiuie assets,
sailors chanties and an Invocation to into nlmost every part of the world. An official of the company said to
the sea. The fourth part appealed to In obedience to tho decree of dissolu- day that the only, element of doubt as
all those who have sailed through
these southern seas. Australia wits
favored with three poems; New Zea-
land was recalled with one: Tahiti
had "A Song for Little, Mata." Hono-1
iiuu was mcntioneu witu a vivid de-
scriptlon of a departing one's regrets
and the scene at leaving. This part
was completed with "The Voyage of
Kupe," a Maori adventurer who dis
covered New Zealand.
The final part was composed of
"The Master," in memory of the mas
ter musician, Henry Holmes; "To
Leonard," on his first birthday and!
"The Chant of the Soul Triumphant ' j
Notwithstanding the somewhat I
scattered audience, the poet did thov-'
ough justice to his works, and each
rendering was received with
ap
an plause. The entertainment was an
-n.i !
amain, smuce&B.
The next reading will take mice
on Monday evening. Keeler leaves on ,
his globe encircling tour by tho Ten-
- Ln Tuesday neXt' He
V1U UIB Urieni.
TO DREDGE HARBOR
AND FILL IN LANDS
The work of dredging the harbor by
the American Standard Dredging Com
pany between the channel and the Ala
kea wharves, will be begun immedi
ately. The material brought up will
be forced through a lC-lnch pipe to the
marshy lands' near Fort Armstrong,
and this will do away with a notorious
b-eeding place for mosquitoes.
The pipe arrived on tne Wllhelmlna
on Tuesday morning, and the work of
making the trench is already in hand.
The dredging of the harbor will, there
fore, have farther reaching effects
than usual, for the sand, etc., drawn
up will be utilized In a way that will
get fine results, and Increase the value
of tho land, as well as doing away with
spots that must be eyesores to many,
especially the military officials who
are located In that district.
The Myrtle and Healanl boat clubs
will entertain hundreds of friends on
Regatta Day.
WON'T EVEN RUN AWAY.
La Folletto Is pushing his candidacy for the Presidential uomlnalon.
STANDARD OIL
NEW YORK, Sopt. l.For tho first
time In tunny years it was almost im-
,,nan,lB , l.v or snll Standard nil
SIOCK loony in u.o iew iurK inuriHH.
No one had any Idea what this stock,
which yesterday sold at G!!l a share,
was worth.
Standard Oil of New Jorsey passed
out of existence ns a trust stock yes- about $625 per share, transactions be
terday, In accordance with the recent ing restricted to ensh dealings. A bid
Supreme Court decision. of $310 a shnro for Standard Oil "ex-
An attompt was made to trade In
the old shares, attaching to tho cor-
j t,nl asremonts whereby the seller
" " iibiiib s oiiuoiuiurius iu
uie uuyer. yJii una uuhib biuck was
q,,olcd nt nbout yestorda''8 figures,
but no business was done today.
NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-The Stand-
nrtl 011 Company of New Jersey today
l'assetl 0,lt ol- existence, so far as its
i Present form and functions are con-
' cerned.
After today this famous corporation
will cease officially to carry on Its
operations as the head of a vast or-
tlon of tlle Supreme Court, it is reiin-
! Qulshlng Us control of the subsidiary
j concerns, and today was the date set
for tho ending of tho old regime.
With the end of this business today,
tne company s uooks containing tne
list of stockholders were closed, and
the stock of its subsidiary companies
will be distributed among the stock-
SALE OF SEATS
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In one of His fluent generalizations
John Ruskln tells us that "all goad
arl nas tne canaclty o Pleasing.
There is no law ntrainst Ita nlpanlno-.
. " ' "
0,1 the contrary' there ,s something
g either in the spectator or in
the art when-it ceases to please." The
.S.r. -
! l t.ia .umuua uuuu
BAND
plays music for the million. Sousa as " ,
a conductor is merry and bright. His. If arrangements can be made for
mission in life as a bandmaster Is to an evenl"S concert, tickets will go on
please the public. With this end In sale for same Monday morning, Sep-
vlew "The March King" is careful tefmber at nIne o'clock.
never to have more than two or three'
serious numbers on his program,
Sousa believes that music was in-
tended to make us cheerful, and bo
has the courage to act up to his be-
Refreshing As a Nighfs Sleep
One of the best things about Stearns' Headache Wafers Is that they not
only cure the headache quickly, but leave your head "as clear as a bell."
The heavy, druggy feeling that follows the use of most headache remedies
Is wholly unknown to users of 1
Stearns' Headache Wafers
Many people say "they are refreshling as a night's sleep" for they simply
drive away the pain, leaving the head normally at ease.
You can depend upon Stearns' Headache Wafers just as millions of others
have done for years; and they relieve not only headaches but many other
kinds of pain; yet they are and always have been free from opiates, morphine,
chloral and other habit-forming drugs.
After one trial you will know that these tiny, tasteless snow-white wafers
should always be kept at haHd. Bo sure to get STEARNS' the genuine.
COMPANY IS PAU
holdors In tho parent organization of
record nt that tlmo.
Th work ot portioning the com
pnny's holdings of tho Btock of moro
t,mn th,rty 8ubBl(Uarlo8 nffeoted win
oco1)y nt least threo months, it is ex
poctcd, so that tho readjustment will
not bo completed before December 1
Standard Oil was traded in today nt
subsidiaries," or without rights to
participation in tho distribution of sub
sldiaries, was made by a venturesome
uuuur on luu uuru, mil UB no lliiuiu-
gem. uppnusiu can yei ue inauo oi uio
worth of tho stock when divested of
the outside holdings, the offer was not
accepted..
The New Jersey company, in add!
tlon to acting as the holding corpora-
tlon, conducts a large oil business and
has extensive property holdings. Tho
company, however, has never made a
public report, and no opportunity has
been afforded for gauging tho value of
to tne general enect ot reorganization
on the I resent stockholders lay in the
anility of the constituent companies,
operating independently to produce so
large a total of profits as has been pos-
siuie unaer tne present iorm oi man-
agement. As to whether this can be
done, he said, only the future will dis-
close.
lief. He amuses his audience while
he is winning their admiration, and
i ho sends the patrons of his concerts
home not only in good humor, but
with a feeling of satisfaction. His
programs aro most electlc and his
t band is so well trained that thp musl'
'clans finds no difficulty In making the
transition from LItszt's "Preludes" or
Strauss's "Till Eulensplegel" to one
diimi f a,, a v,i i
? "1 """V"
- - eZ Z
ale for the ma . nee concert at
B - 'Wtrom'. Music Company tomo,
. .
BORN.
DOAK In Honolulu, September 7,
1911, to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Doak,
a daughter.
News Item
Cleanliness
Carried to
An Extreme
You might say this nbout us
after a visit to our Sheridan
Street milk depot.
But It Is all necessary If you
want to be assured of absolutely
puro milk.
Compare our scientific meth
ods with the ordinary barnyard
and you'll see why If Is" to your
Interest to buy milk from
Honolulu
Dairymen's
Association
Phone 1572
i
The Colonial
A Family Hotel where tho
superlative is expressed In
accommodations, service and
cuisine.
Miss Johnson
Emma St., above Vineyard
LIMITED
Honolulu T. H.
Shipping and Com
mission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Representing
.ISM.
Ewa Plantation Co. 'My;
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. ;
Kohala Sugar Co. '
Apokaa Sugar Mill .Co. '
Pulton Iron Works, of St. Louis, i
Weston's Centrifugals.
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. ;I:
Green"s Fuel Economizer.
Matson Navigation Co!
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fira Insurance Co.
Citizen's Insurance Co. (Hartford
Fire Insurance Co.
The London Assurance Corporation.
C. Brewer & Co..
LIMITED.
Fire and Marine
Insurance Agencies
Roysl Insurance Co. of Liverpool.
London Assurance Corporation.
Commercial Union Assurance Co. of
London.
Scottish Union and National Iniur
ance Co. of Edinburgh.
Caledonia Insurance Co. of Edin
burgh. Smerlcan and Foreign Marine Insur
ance Co,
mm, iiii ltd
SUGAR FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany. Haiku Sugar Company.
Pala Plantation.
Maul Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Compony, i
McBryde Sugar Company. 1
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kauai Railway Company.
Kauai Electric Company,
Honolua Ranch.
Haiku Fruit & Packing Company,
Kauai Fruit & Land Company,
Castle & Cooke.