Hilo tribune. [volume], December 11, 1903, Page 3, Image 3

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TIH? WEEKLY HILO TRinUNE, HILO, HAWAII, FRIDAY, DECEMBER it, 1903.
MAMUUtMUifciifcIHU
1 Watches and Jewelry
REPAIRED
AM, KINDS OP Jl.UI-'I.m
MAOi; TO OKDI-.U AT
I W. A. TODD'S
1 M.J. De Gouvea's
Jewelry Store
JAS. M SHAMANS, tlic well
known watchmaker is to lit found
here, and will turn ut nil work in
up-to-date manner AI.I. WORK
GUAKANTKKl).
BRIDGE STREET
Opposite Peacock & Co., - IIII.O
ti:a(mii:us Mi:r.r at 1111,0.
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NEW
HARNESS
SHOP
I have opened a shop on Waintiiivnuc
itreet, 1 xl in DviiiiittheiicV Cnle, where
I mil r' .t to iiiaki'
GOOD HARNESS nnd
FINE SADDLES
English Saddles a Specialty
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RKASONAI1UJ CHAROHS
W. A. TODD.
.Session of IVdiit'oirncs
I'lilitli School.
HILO MARKET CO.,
LIMITED.
Telephone No. 39.
BRIDOK St. - Hll.0, II.
Pacific Meat Market
Front St., Hilo, II. I
Choice Cuts of
Beef, Mutton,
Pork, Veal.
OVal Mats
Oval Glass
We have added a Starr
Oval and Circle Machine
to our Framing Depart
ment ... Over one hundred
styles of Moulding con
stantly carried i u stock
Wall, Nichols Co.
Limitod
Wnianuonue Street
POULTRY of all Kinds
Mountain View
Saloon
FRESH ISLAND BUTTER
Fino Fat
Turkeys.
. Sucking
Pigs.
THE
Hilo Bakery'
New location at .Mountain View
next to Depot
Wines and Beers
Mineral Water
Soda Water
Cold Drinks
1 J. R.
Makes Finest Bread.
Fresh Rolls and Buns
always o hand : : :
Ice Cream for families
Wedding and Party Callus
Specialty
CASPAR
Proprietor
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PLANTERS' LINE
OF
SAILING VESSELS '
Direct Line between SAN FRANCISCO
AND HILO.
Hark St. Catharine,
Hark Amy Turner,
Hark .Martha Ilnvls,
Capt. Saunders n
Capt. Warland
Capt. McAllraan
QUICK DISPATCH
For freight and passage apply to
WELCH & CO., Agents, San Francisco
C. BREWER & CO., Ltd., Agents,
Honolulu, or
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
AUIINTS, HILO.
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Society
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1 The forty-first meeting of the
1 Hilo Teachers Union was held in
'the Hilo Union School on Friday
1 December 4. 1903. There were
ptesenl forty teachers and nine
visitors.
Prayer by Kev. U. K. Babtiste
nnd a chorus by Hilo Union School
pupils directed by Mr. C. O. Smith
! opened the meeting.
The roll call was responded to by
, quotations from Longfellow after
I which the minutes of the last meet
ing were read and adopted.
I Miss Lilinoe Hapai had n class of
I first year children from her school
I at Waiakea witli whom she illus
i tratcd her method of teaching
number to 'ten' by using the
"gtotip" as a unit. Objects were
grouped, sometimes by Miss Hapai
and sometimes by the class while
the little ones told whnt thevsawor
what was done, as "I saw three 2s
of shells," "you have four 6s of
stones," "two 5s of seeds nnd five
5s of seeds are seven 5s of seeds,"
"you took away two 9s because
there are only four 9s now and
there were six 9s at first, "three
times two 7s are six 7s," etc. etc.
The lesson was much discussed. It
teaches children to recognize a
number in the group without count
from "one." When asked how
much nine and eight are children
often begin to count from one in
stead of counting from nine eight
1 more. It prepares for better work
11 multiplication, division and the
; addition of long columns. It helps
, also the language. The child not
knowing more than ten can handle
any number ol objects to 100 by
grouping them as nine Ss etc.
After recess Win. McClusky il
lustrated by a few experiments the
pressure of air as it acts on the
barometer and the pump.
Mrs. E. S. Capellas with her class
from Hakalau reviewed the work
it Tonic Sol Fa music the second
step. Many questions were asked
and answered. Music was dictated
and written, then sung.
A four page pamphlet prepared
by Miss H. F. Coau entitled "A
schedule of Study in Ancient Ha
(JI.AUS M'ltllUKT.I.S ILL.
Siipir .Magnate .Sutlers Second I'nrn
I) He Stroke.
The Examiner of Nov. 20 says:
Claus Spreckels is seriously ill at
his residence on Van Ness avenue.
About a mouth ago he had a stroke
of paralysis in the tongue. A day
or two ago he suffered a second '
stroke. It nffected his vocal coids '
and he can hardly speak. Several 1
physicians and John I), unci
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j. u. ojit:i.t:i iiuvc JCiu iliusi ui
their time with him during the past
two days.
Owing to the nature of the trouble
and their patient's 75 years, the
physicians are very much worried
over his condition. Mr. Spreckels
recently returned from the East and
Europe and his family and friends
were much rejoiced over his ap
pearance of good health. The two
strokes of paralysis have therefore
come as a great shock to them. Mr.
Spreckels has always been of a
robust physique, which, together
with abstemious living, may have
the effect of aiding in his recovery.
It is generally known in banking
circles that Mr. Spreckels always
keeps on hand more cash than any
other capitalist on the coast. Bank
ers always consider him the wealth-'
iest man on the Pacific Coast, with :
H. E. Huntington n close second.,
Much of his wealth is in San Fran-
cisco realty and building improve-'
ments. Since 1895 he is credited
with investing in real estate and
building- about $6,000,000. In bis '
recent gas and electric light deal he '
got $6,400,000. ,
The story ol his life is a familiar
one. He is a German by birth, and
in the early days was the keeper
of a grocery store in San Francisco.
He was also interested in a brewery.
His first big start was in the manu
facture of sugar, particularly in the ,
handling of the Hawaiian article.
As his business grew and he ac
cumulated wealth, the sugar trust
tried to dictate to him and finally
fought him. 1
He fought back by going into ,
the heart of the- enemy's country
and building an immense plant in 1
Philadelphia. At one time he stood '
J. Q. 5ERRA0
Serrao Block
Shipman Street
Wholesale
Liquors
I nui ready to meet the whole
sale demands of the trade
with n new and huge slock
of the best brands of ... .
WHISKIES
BRANDIES
GINS
BEERS
. AND '
WINES
Sole Agents for the
CELEBRATED PRIMO BEER
J. G. SERRAO
Wholesale Liquor Merchant, - Hilo, Hawaii
HAND MADE SADDLES AND HARNESS
CARRIAGE
TRIMMING.
AT-
RICHARDS & SCHOEN,
Hilo Harness Shop, Hilo, H. I.
WE WILL BOND YOU
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd.
General Agents for
The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Go.
ASSETS OVER $3,000,000.00.
to loose his whole fortune, then es-
1 timated at $8,000,000. The trust
waiiau Lore," prepared especially finally made a deal with him. He
for grades from 3rd through 6th sold his Eastern plant and business
was distributed among the teachers. 1 to it at an immense profit. The
It is a very complete outline of the trust then divided territory with
subject topically arranged with him. He was to control the sugar
dates and references. Miss Coan j market west of the Missouri river,
by request told the story of the 1 leaving all the countrv east of that
Issues Surety Iionds for Federal and Territorial Office Holders, Hank
Cashiers nnd Clerks. Mercantile Kmployees, Contractors, Administra
tors, Ciiiardiaus, and General Judicial llonds.
P. O. BOX 346, - - - HONOLULU
Elepaio bird in connection with
canoe building. Miss Deyo out
lined the work in this line taken up
river to the trust. He has worked
in harmony with it ever since and
has also worked with it in the matter
in the Union School. It is found 1 of beet sugar
most helpful when correlated with
nature studies, geography and his
tory of the Islands and for primary
work.
Mrs. Curtis read a paper prepared
by Mr. Malterre on insecticides for
use in Hawaii. It was summarized
from Mr. D. I,. Van nine's press
The town of Coronado and the
Hotel Coronado is one of his big
investments in Southern California ,
On inquiring at the residence of,
John D. Spreckels at midnight that
gentleman said:
"Mr. Claus Spreckels has not
been well, but he will be all right
nuuetin xso. 3. it urges precau- j in a few days. Reports ofliisseri
tionary rather than remedial meas-'ous illness are exaggerated. I have
ures to provide against obnoxious nothing more to say."
insects. There are two classes of -
such insects the biting, such as ' I'euce hi Sight.
W j the Japanese beetle, cut worms and ' Paris, Dec. 2. Russia and Japan
WE DESIRE..
To call your attention to a new collection of
Hawaiian Songs just published by us entitled
"50NGS0F HAWAII"
This collection contains a number of old Songs
and Hulas never previously published. This
book is beautifully illustrated. Price $1.50
postpaid. Order direct of the
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., Honolulu
Box 576, Honolulu,
T. H. J
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grasshoppers, and the sucking, iire on the verge of a settlement
such as the mealy bugs, scale in-, by the terms of which Japan secures
sects, plant lice and plant hoppers, various rights in Korea including
To kill the biters poison must be that of keeping a garrison at Seoul.
applied to their lood, but the poison She accepts the Russian treaty with
j must be applied to the insects them-1 China regarding an open door to 1
1 selves in the case of the sucKers. ' Manchuria. The iutregrity of Ko
Formulae for spraying mixtures rea is guaranteed. 1
were given and the paper closed , - " I
with quite a lengthy account of .Modern lllijuh Hasted. 1
how to provide against the insects' Chicago, Dec. 2. Two receivers l
which spoil our alligator pear trees. have been appointed for the prop-!
Writing in the primary grade erty, known as Zion City, controlled I
I was discussed by the Misses Lamp- (by John Alexander Dowie. The,
man and Akaua. Miss Lampman latter claims to be solvent.
dwelt upon the importance of secur-' '
ing a free motion of the arm. The ' To I'WVKNT Croup, begin in
1 lateral is more important than the tmlc' 'iw first symptom is hoarse-'
vertical motion but excessive lateral "less;lhis is SU0M Wowed by a
motion accounts for the back slant. 1 peculiar rough cough, which is'
N. Ohlamlt.
J. C. Olilundt,
ESTABLISHED 1864
J. A.
C. II.
lluck
Duck
N. OHLANDT & CO.
AlANUI'ACTUKNKS AND DltAI.KKS IN
FERTILIZERS
Ofi Euertj Description.
Invitations
Programs
Announcements
Call at Tribune Office
nmmiim.iiiit.i.mii..uiuii..i
was
reail
1 Miss Akana showed some samples easily recognized and will never be
in n Cnmn nNnH Oi. ol lier childreiis' work which was ! 'orgoiteu y one wno nas Heard it
uiiuid uain 0 uiyar uiui c ve
Wninnuonuo Street
HILO, - - - HAWAII
ROBERT INNES LILLIE
Hone Mctil,
Sulphate or Poliisli,
Sulphate of Ammonia,
Alaska Fish Scrap,
Hoof Meal,
Muriate of l'otash,
Nil rate ol' Soda,
Double Superphosphate
-ry creditable. She then
trom a Honolulu Normal School
bulletin a few ideas 011 writing.
1 The President announced the
The time to act is when the child 1
first becomes hoarse. If Chamber-
Iain's Cough Remedy is freely i
given, all tendency to croup will
High
Office :
127 Market Street.
Clnulc Tankage.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Factory:
Indiana & Yolu Sis
VIIC)M',SAM
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AN'I) IlkOKKK.
Importer of Island l'rodnw. o. i -i r
lioi.k-. Ki-pt mid Audited. Subscribe for the Ikiiiunk,
Uii'Mii i.Sjin-ckels Hlock, - hilo Island subscription 2.50 a year.
date of the next meeting to belsoon l'sappear. JCven after the
March 4, 1904, with Mrs. Carpenter I"011!'' col,S bas developed, it will
and the Misses M. V. Potter and prevent the attack. There is no
Sumner as programme committee. (,a"K(-r " giving this remedy as it
contains nothing injurious. It al
ways cures and cures quickly. The
Hilo Drug Store sells it.
Certificate of Analysis accompanies onr shipments, which we giiiiruule?
to be correct.
1. U GUARD,
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
OKDIiUS FIUBI) AT SHOUT NOTICE
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