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TEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1C, 1911. Only Healthy Milk Wc arc determined to supply our customers with an absolutely pure healthy milk and with this in view, wc arc proceeding on the theory that it is impossible to be toocarcful in the feed ing and care of our herds and in the handling and treatment of our milk. Our cows arc periodically inspected by the Territorial Veterinarian and perfect cleanliness is maintained in every department. Honolulu Dairymen's Association Phone 1542 CULLED II PIRATE (Continued tPjni page nine.) slon on the part of the other mem bers, but to observe nn overcautious political rectltudo Itself. All the mem bers of the triple entente England, Prance and Germany helped ono an other. Germany helped Austria and Austria helped Germany. Only Italy stood alone. The result was that Italy made up Its mind to help Itself, Nothing else would sntlsfy the na tional spirit. When the nation's heart Is set on what It conceives to be a reasonable policy In relation to current world conditions and events the possibility of gravo beneral conse quences will not restrain It. Italy Proud of Its Action. "We can at least hold up our heads before the world In ono respect," said a noted Italian to the correspondent m Germany, 'Diplomat 'And this Is said to bo a civilized country 1 What would hap pen If It were uncivilized?' (Gives the brigand nil ho possesses.) Second act Same diplomat calls on grand vizier In Constantinople. "Diplomat 'Tripoli or war.' "Grand vizier 'What proceeding Is tills? Are we in the twentieth cen tury or not?' Diplomat "Enough of nonsense. Tripoli within twenty-four hours or ' (Points to Italian warships Been from windows.) "Grand vizier 'And this is said to bo a civilized era! What would hap pen If It were uncivilized." The second act, predicts the author, will end like the first. i to bo humiliated. Tho empire can there's not a dull moment She carries perish, but It will not commit suicide, a very extensive and elaborate ward Turkey can answer only by declaring robe. war. Our fleet Is Inferior to that of. Ventrilonulst Hazard, who una linen Italy, nevertheless It will do its duty, keeping tho Empire audiences in Our fellow citizens In Tripoli aro ready to pour out their blood for the country. They can rest assured that wo will not hesitate at any sacrifice to aid them. Turkey will not mako a semblance of defcndilng Tripoli and then plead for peace after tho ex change of a few shots. From now on there is Implacablo hatred between Italians and Turks. We shnll use ev ery means to avenge ourselves. An Itnlian countenance ought never again be seen in our cities nor any Italian jllag In our ports. Vcngeanco should Reckless, Says Germany. dominate all our other sentiments, for BERLIN, Germany, Sept. 30.-Thc vengeance that persists triumphs." startling swiftness of Italy's dcclani- Austria In Delicate Position, tion of war has made a profound and ! VIENNA, Austria, Sept. 30.-Tho unmistakably unfavorable impression Tripolltan war places Austria Hungary Public events have ln 1111 extremely ueucaie position witn of The Dally News today. "We have moved so rapidly that tho mass of the . Ba d to its attitude toward both the people have hardly had time to rea - uuu"u f umuuto The Colonial SUPERIOR IN EACH DE TAIL OP MANAGEMENT. NOTHING LACKING. MISS JOHNSON, Emma St., above Vineyard. done what wo said wo would do. Wo have refrained from adding Italy to tho list of International bluffers. This foreign press complains that we act ed precipitately. We had to act that way or not at all. If we had waited tho great powers would have brought pressure to bear on us that we could hardly have Ignored. Meanwhilo Tin key would have poured troops and munitions of war into Tripoli, as it was fast doing when our warships took command of the sea. "To my mind the outbreak of the British press against Italy is extra ordinarily foolish, at least from a European point of view, which wo think ought to be tho controlling point of view in this matter. Natur ally, tho British want to conciliate lize their gravity and the announce- 10 lla,y- u inenusmp to rurney ami ment that peaco has already been bv vnB commercial interests to both actually broken off comes as a shock, countries. It is not to bo wondered Amnzement is tho keynote of the talk .at therefore, that tho official world Is In tho streets and in public resorts. Excei.t for the official press, the newspapers aro almost unanimous in condemning Italy's plunge as reckless j snent nnu tnat tne official organs rigidly avoid giving expression to opinions. I Tho German and Jewish press of laughter during tho past two weeks with tho antics of his manikins, will have now stunts that aro sure to pleaBC. Tho motion picture program will Include tho very latest films from tho mainland. Canine at the Bijou. Michael Braham and his net. , "Bright Eyes," begin a short season at the BIJou tonight. Tho canine, llttlo fox terrier, Is an acting dog not llko tho ordinary trick dog that' has been shown hero time and time again but a Jog that understands her maBter thoroughly; in fact, at times ( sho shows almost human Intellgencc Braham appears on tho stage followed by "Bright Eyes" and tho two go through an act ln which the dog does everything but talk. Early and Fitch and evergreen Tom Kelly, all of whom are too well known to need further mention, will mako this a very strong program for the Bijou, which, no doubt, will have more than the usual Monday night crowd. and unjustified. It is already clear '1s"'u 1B exiremoiy anxious lor a that whatever position the German v Buuiuuieiu mm eageny puo- government may take, tho moral sup- FISHER RECEIVED SEVERAL HUNDRED PRO-FREAR LETTERS Tho following appeared in the last impression of The Star on Saturday llshcs optimistic reports that Turkey port of Germany, so far as popular wi not rcslst tne landing of troops, afternoon: sentiment and sympathy aro concern- but wln negotiate and use every en-j (Special Cable to The Star.) ed is on the side of Turkey Some leavor to meet the Italian demands. WASHINGTON, October 14. Secrc observers do not hestltato to predict The trutn Is that the foreign office tary Fisher declines to discuss the that ono result will bo that tho frail fears , an outbreak of complications in Kuhlo charges against Governor Frear tie uniting Italy to the dreibund will tho Balkans, compared with which the now, beyond saying that they will be be snapped. The greatest anxiety prevails here their millions of Moslem subjects, but (lest Italy, in addition to occupying they might as well treat us decently In i Tripoli shall carry tho war into Asiatic our struggle with Turkey, as it will Turkey. Military experts point out probably detach us from the triple al- that even if Italy gets complete pos Hance and thus remove for all' time session of the Tripolltan territory it the danger of Germanic development may not end the war, as Turkey is not prejudicial to British interests in tho likely to sue for peace unless heavily Mediterranean." damaged either in tho Balkan penin- Frenchmen Call It Outrage. jsula or in Asia Minor. Should Italy, PARIS, France, Sept. 30. The gen j in spito of present assurances, pro eral opinion in France is that Italy's! coed to attack those points tho danger war over Tripoli will be a matter of given duo consideration when the time comparative indifference. All dlplo- comes to make a recommendation, matic enorts in Vienna are directed; Ho significantly remarked that ho toward localizing tho conflict. astle & Cooke, LIMITED Honolulu, T. IS. Shipping and Com mission Merchants SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. Representing jaasEfi Ewa Plantation Co. Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. Kohala Sugar Co. ADokaa Suaar Mill Co. Fulton Iron Works, of St. Louie, Weston's Centrifugals. Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. Green"s Fuel Economizer. Matson Navigation Co. New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Boston. Aetna Insurance Co. -tit National Fire Insurance Co. Citizen's Insurance Co. (Hartfsrd Fire Insurance Co. The London Assurance Cersaratlsn. C. Brewer & Co., LIMITED. Fire and Marine Insurance Agencies Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool. London Assurance Corporation. Union Assurance Co. of action in forcing a war on a weaker nation without provocation and in the face of Turkey's obvious willingness to negotiate was unwarranted and an outrage. Officially France is neutral, but it is said secretly to have encour aged Italy. Unofficially it is realized that it will be with the utmost dif ficulty that the whole of Europe can be kept from becoming involved. The popular attitude is well illustrated by the following diplomatic drama in two acts given in today's Matin: "First act Italian diplomat travel ling in Turkey is stopped by brigandB. "Brigands 'Your money or your life.' "Diplomat 'What proceediing Is this? Are wo in the twentieth cen tury or not?' "Brigand Enough of this. Your money or (Shakes a poignard and a pistol in the victim's face). THE THEATERS had also received several hundred communications from Hawaii com' mending Frear and urging his reap pointment. BRECKONS. to the peaco of Europe must increase enormously, and holding the Balkan states in order become far more dif ficult. Military experts here believe the strength of the Turkish forces in Tri poli has been overestimated. Count Reventlow is of the opinion that they do not number more than 10,000. What the duration of the war is likely to be no one attempts to predict. Organ of Young Turks for War. CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, Sept. NEW RICr M.I1-L. The K. Yamamoto Rice Mill is the laigest as well as tho finest ln the islands. All machinery is of the very A show that will please ho most fas- latest Pa"ern. ine famous, Tengu tldious is what the management of Rlce ls cleaned at this mill. With the the Honolulu Amusement Company larse cleaning capacity they are able has to say in regard to this week's t0 handle considerable outside partlc program at the Bijou and the Empire u,ar work wh,cn tney Suaraotee. theaters. Two new strong acts, one Select Your Own Builders' Hardware . You can't blame tho contrac tor if he buys cheap hardware; yet this ls one of tho most im portant items in finishing n house. Wo have a remarkably beau tiful assortment. COME AND SEE IT. Lewsis Me Limited 177 S. King St. Consolidated Soda Water Is Absolutely Pure TELEPHONE 2171. Y. WO SINQ CO. Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc Butto." 35c lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits. 1186-1188 Nuuanu 8 tree t Telephone 1034. Box 953 Drink MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE. Bast in the Market, HENRY MAY ft CO. Phone 1271. at each theater, is being put on in addition to tho popular favorites of last week, with tho exception of the Eldeds, who closed their engagement Saturday evening. Probably tho biggest drawing card will be at tho Empire, where pretty Fine Job Printlug, Star Office. SEALED TENDERS. 30. The violent hatred with which " Lottie Uollins daughter of tho the Turks are beginning the war la j famous Lottie Collins of Londi n music illustrated bv the followinc editorial ! hall fame will be a headliner. This published in the Tanin, the organ of the young Turk party: "Al Turkey will answer with hate and enmity the author of the outrage. The ultimatum is the prelude to the roaring of cannon. It is an error to believe that Turkey will permit Itself teen Sealed tenders will be received by tho Superintendent of Public Works up until 12 m. of Monday, October 30, 1911, for laying an 18-inch cast-iron pipe from Kaimuki Pumping Station to reservoir on top of Kaimuki Hill. young comedienne creates a fliroro Plans, specifications and blank pro wherever she appears. She's a very posals are on file in the office of the good singer, a clover dancer and a Superintendent of Public Works. lightning change artist. In fact, she's The Superintendent reserves the a wholo show in herself. Her act, right to reject any or all tenders, which is a very refined one, takes fif-i MARSTON CAMPBELL, minutes, during which time I Superintendent of Public Works. Commercial London. Scottish Union and National ance Co. of Edinburgh. Inxur- Caledonia burgh. American and ancc Co. 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