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THE HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 ,1911.
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THE WORK OF EXTERMINATING
Mosquitoe
Morning Cable Report
(Continued from Page One.)
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kas., Nov. 10. Lieutenant Hand of tho Fif
teenth Cavalry was yesterday reduced fifty grades In rank for conduct un
becoming an olllcer and a gentleman.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. A further reduction of ten cents a hundred
weight took place yesterday in tho price of refined sugar.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. Tho great register closed yesterday for the
December election with probably tho names of 70,000 women on tho roll.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. Clark McLaln, n banker of -this city, was
passed for causo as a Juiynmn In tho MeNamara trial.
NEW YORK1, 11a. 9. The oeclslon of the circuit court approving the
plan of itltsohilloh of tho American Tobacco Company has glvena boom to
the stock on tho market.
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(Continued from yesterday.)
lCdltor Star: After leaving tho pres
ence of His Excellency who had most
Mndly directed her to Dr. Currie's
headquarters in 'he Judiciary build
ing, she went there. The usual ap
proach by tho corridor was found bar
ricaded a la mllitalrc with boxes piled
higher than a man's head. A most
proper precaution, for there is no
knowing but some irato housewife,
smarting under the loss of some
choice banana plairw, might steal a
inarch on the satisfied doctor from be
hind, and treat him before tho mot'ey
crowd that throng tho WniUlkl en
trance to a stiff tongue lashing. A
woman who makes a specialty of col
lecting choice varieties and takes
prltlo In planting her own banana
trees', ttj'tiht ho capable of telling the
handsome ioc1Qi' to his face, that she
does not caro a llg whether he suc
ceeds In making a favorable inipres- ,not
sion in Washington or not through his
activities in suppressing yellow fever,
which In her. belief never existed.
She might say, that sho doesn't want
the destruction of her bananas to be
tho steps by which he climbs to famo
and rcuo.wjif VSnien arc sometimes,
so unreasonable.
Well, to coiiio to the point, which Is,
of course, the interview, your corre
spondent got past tho Cerberus guard
ing the Walklkl portal by pronouncing
the magic words "Dr. Currlo."
, . rnvhnvn lmrked.
mure no is, ww - - ,
pointing to a lianusomo, sinning man
In khaki, who Immediately eamo for
ward and said!
What can lo for you, madam';"
The card from the governor was
mkWtu with tho information In sub
MUCu tones, "He sent mo to you m
regard to the destruction of bananas.
I have somo choice varieties and have
a decided objection to having them
destroyed."
ll. Yiiadani. That Is
...i.. mi,! i ."iiiiint make an ox-'Who (ah tell
coptlon Hi your favor.'
nut." hopefully objected tho poor
woman, "tho
gave or signed ac
knowledge where the day mosquito,
tho striped black and white kind pop
ularly supposed to be the famous, or,
rather, infamous, stygomla calopus.
were swarming In houses where bath
ing water was emptied Into the cess
pool, and how they were entirely ox
terminated by the monthly emptying
of a bottle of kerosene oil In the cess
pool. Bananas surrounded tho house
before and after the disappearance ol
tho Cnlopl and did not seem to have
any effect, one way or tho other. And
It was suggested that they bred In '.ho
cesspool.
"1 know bettor, I am a bacteriolo
gist." At that portcntious announce
ment your correspondent wilted and
tried to efface herself. Or did ho say
biologist or bugologist? Tho an
nouncement of the big scientific word
produced such mental confusion and
terror thai hJih tt)9J' 1)0 pardoned for
being ablo to remember. Any
way, It was an "ology" of somo kind.
The writer had always felt a very
'considerable degree of pride and sat
Isfaction in tho fact that she went to
class at I'unahou long, long years ftgo
to I'rof. nrighaiu', a scientist of world
wide repute. Hut, uhtH,' our deai
"Uugologlst l'rot" (yes, dear to his old
pupils In tiplto of his many idiusv ncra
cles) will now, it Is feared, bae to
tnltn ii li.nnlc seat. In the lanmiagc "I
tho street boy, "ho Is not in it" with
tho bright, smart, advanced and alto-1
gethcr superior young scientists of the
present day.
The young scientist of the p. d. who -
knows It all might have just com
nietieed to creep around while tho ol 1
professor was making his minute and
It Is not to ho doubted, careful lines-
tlgattona of tho relations oT ihe inos-'
qulto to the banana" plant, nut wha'
of that? What la tin kVoplngs of the
elder scientists til the lightniim lilir
ncquisttioil Ot knowledge by the
young scientists of tho present da
just with a glance nt n
'pltmt whether Mrs. Calopus has!
OF ANOTH SR KIND.
"How would you like to enter a r elay race?"
"Fine, dad, I was a star at rela y events In college."
"So I've heard you say. Well, you r ma is about ready to relay the carpets."
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No one endures a headacho willingly, but merely through a dislike to
Stake medicine, for fear it may ho harmful.
And it is wlso to bo careful about the medicine one takes, for health Is
w'very precious.
For nearly twenty years millions of people have been relying on
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fn etvo them relief from achlne heads: they have never disannolnted them:
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tho poor turned it Into a maternity home or
overnor denies that ho not? It is like a comparison of tne
such order." j knowieugo ot tne unrit ages wuu .no
The verv good looking uocior
smiled and "emitted a light Insouciant The doctor had previously stated In
laugh, throwing back his head in a reply to the suggestion that besides
self-satisfied manner and said: tlio uig caiio neuis on unu .uU
i,uv im i.i.s read it or Hhl district, quite a largo banana field
had tlmo in was on the other side uirecuy unuui
I wrote Fort Shatter and that tile uestruction
of the household bananas would be as
woman. ' tho drop of water to a bathtub full
my ba
very
i
oen seen It. Ho hasn't
nil the hurry and excitement,
that myself!"
"Hut," objected the poor
I have examined many of
from theso watery sources of mosquitoes.
may
iKimm Mi!h moraine and not a mos
quito or wriggler could be seen." "Ol), us io bananas on a commer-
Vnll ' answered the doctor, 'you cial scale, wo will not trouuie uie-.ii '
' i ..... , I . i..
not have any day mosquitoes yei now. commercial arucies siiumu u-
at your place, but oven then, wo can't protected, but wo will find a way to
make an exception for you." '.treat them later on." It was suggest -
"Hut can't tho order bo modified so'ed, why shouldn't tho household ba
that all live, cleanly trimmed nnd'nl,na be also spared until tho prom
healthy trees could be spared?" was isctl treatment Tor tho commercial
asked. one and perhaps sharo In it N'o nn-
"Impossible," was tho short, ro- swor.
joinder. "Wo can't bo expected to see u s0ems tho Calopus, or Is It Calopa
that tho seven hundred or more men f01. a jaliy. Is a most dlscrlmlnntlnp
will dlscriniluato between tho mos-'0110j ns ovory lady has tho right to
quito-lnfested ones and the non-'j0i an,i prefers bananas raised for
Infested." Ihomo consumption to those raised for
"Is It proved that tho banana breeds ' tho vulgar hovdo on a commercial
mnaniiltrips?" tRP.'iln. Onn wouldn't believe it. Hut il
Yes, inino were swarming with s so. Wo have it on the authority of
with them." Itho omlnont, wise, learned, and, abovo
Your correspondent, 'must have;aii( g00l looking biologist or bugolo
lookeil skeptical, for the doctor arose gat mjr paternal Uncle Sam has sent
to terminate the interview, ino de
spairing householder rushed right on
and repeated all sho had said to tho
governor about bananas being a ma
terial sustenance to the children of
tho pooplo of small means, and went
on to state tlio three facts In her
us.
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Y. M. C. A. Hall
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PRIMARY LAW DISCUSSION.
Chief .lustice A. G. M. Hobertson
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!.,.. ! .lirlit fVnlnnlf tilklllt! Ills
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