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Evening Bulletin. Est 1SS2, No. CSS 12 PAGEa HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1917. 12 PAGES Hawaiian 8tar. Vol. XXV No. 714 PRICE FIVE CENTO yisJiilLJiEP mm .MJ)MPMWiV mrnes Kaiser s Emm? SHOTBV Alan Lowrey Is PR0BE-OFCOWJ1E- R PASSPORTS mmmE Made Lieutenant OFHUMS In Aero Section MICE !S ORDERED BY COURT ISSUED FOR Triangular Love Affair Ends in Two Are Wounded as Sammies M u r d e at watertown; Take Up Position on Historic r Honolulan Receives Appoint In-sfracti- ng Woman, Shot. Dead When Iwilei Closing Law Still Effective Says Judge Heen in HUNS' GOLD Battlefield and Laugh at the Claimant for Her Affections ment to Command 50 Men; r Expects Active Service Investigate Increase of Offenses and Kaiser's Reward for First inds Rival; With Her; Ac- Jurors to State Department Has List of American Taken, Dead or cused Murderer Now in Jail LOW ERY, a prominent Spread of Demi Monde to Residential Districts Alive ALAN man of Honolulu, son Those Who Furthered Plots F. Lowrey, president of Filipino "woman was J. to Destroy Munitions Plants (A. P. by U. S. Naval Wireless) ANE Lewers 4b Cooke, has been ap- DRASTIC step toward wiping Honolulu clean of commercialized vice was taken at 2 V shot and killed and a Hli-- pointed a lieutenant In command A o'clock this afternoon when Circuit Judge WillianII. Heen instructed the members of and Incited Labor Troubles; OMKWHKRK AT BRITISH pino man was shot in the back of an air fleet composed, of fifty But Will Not Reveal Them at s FRONT, 24. men, according to advices received the territorial grand jury to conduct a thorough investigation of reports to the effect that, Sept. Manv and clubbed over the head with this morning. Lowrey, who was since the closing of Iwilei, vice has become widespread throughout the city, even penetrat Present American troops re eneampel one of the ten men appointed to a revolver in a shooting scrape ing into Wireless) on a historic battlefiekl in ' enter the officers' training camp the more respectable residential sections. (A. P. by U. S. Naval at Watertown, near Pnuloa, at the Presidio, has been studying In his special charge to the jury ASHIXGTOX, I). C, Sept Krance, the vanguard of t'nclti men. Judge Heen points out that, if this morning. Erino Dujail- - at. the Massachusetts Institute of W tie- - Sam's Iij armies which Technology, Boston, in prepara- vice is on the increase and if it la 24. That the tate are onse, a Filipino laborer, was ar tion for the flying squadron. spreading as reports allege, then the Liner partment has names to jw active service at rarGoss TQq Nippon the f!oon is jested by Deputy Sheriff Fer- When the ten local appoint- question arises as to whether it who received tltis front. ments to the Presidio were made, to the closing of Iwilei. He instructs many of the men nandez shortly, after the crime Lowrey was. one of the, Honolulu the Jurymen to Indict all persons be- pav from the German govern- - The camp Is within the range ot On, lieved to be violating those laws un- was committed and is held at boys slated to go to the' mainland Fault Is Nearlv Blown OI y ment lor the furtherance tne. teen subjected to train for an-arm- officer. But der which the local restricted district to bombardment Two polic headquarters s here for when the announcement was was obliterated. Kaiser-bund'- plots against the men have already been wounded, but ; very investigation. He "will prob- made that the men would report Judge Heen's charge to the jury United States are proud they have bled for t'aa camp follows: neutrality of the good cause. de-.gr- eo to the new at Schofield. ably be charged with first Germany's' "Sitting as judge of the criminal Up By Bombs today. Strinpent orders have recently been . Lowrey decided he would go East became known -- issued to keep men murder. - - instead. He enrolled in the Naval and juvenile divisions of this court, Officials of the department ara the out of the n di- Tfc man who waa ahot in the back Reserve, and selected the aviation To Troops my attention has repeatedly been known to have in reserve indisputable P.ritish front lines. The health of the. "'Kaiser pop- men reported Is aimed Gemo, and about the only In , squad as offering the best chances rected to cases involving what is Blast Due to Explosives Placed evidence of German intrigues of tho is excellent. formation the police hare secured so for quick and active service. He ularly known as sexual crimc3. in Hold By most sensational nature, one or.whic'i The issuance of the munificent re- in- German Spies ward Tir Is that the affray waa the result was sent to Tech where he under- Emperor Visits Rumania Front. Whether or not there has been an is reported to be a list of the persona for the first Sammie dead or in offenses, I am not in Kills Two, Injures Many alive to be brought within the Ger- . ef a quarrel over the affections of went a course of instruction in Addresses Troops; French crease these who received German gold where vie i , a position to say at the,, present time. issuing fraud- man lines is causing sreat amusement the dead woman. . aeronautical to conduct a system of 1 (Special iopu among - According to several witnesses who According to the news received Guns Pound at Verdun If there has been an increase, then Cable to Jiji) ulent passports. the men. ' AN FRANCISCO. Cal., Sept. 24. men i Du-failon- the question naturally arises as lo Officers and are alike loud were .roaght Into haadauarters, from him this morning, he has With the safe arrival Satur- Men in the ay of the Kaiserbund prob-ablyanea- praise of was Infatuated wom- been commissioned. This ns (A. P. by U. S. Naval Wireless) whether or not the same is due to the their the welcome and fine with the day in San Francisco of the for the furtherance of ilot against Tom-- , LONDON, . Eng., Sept. 24. Switch closing up red light in treatment accorded them by the an. The woman, however, seamed to action in France at an . of the district plants on war work for tin ing from the north battle front of Iwilei. Seiyo Maru, the T. K. K. liner on munition mies, who they one and all declard ,' care more for Gemo, and early this early date for him. , far run, Entente Allies are also known, anil - Riga, the Kaiser is reported to be now "Judging from the frequent occur the South American from arc "mighty fine folks." tnornlntv Dojallonee,- it la alleged, en- Iquique. Chili, it was learned that at the proper time officials declaro tered Oemo's home as he waa Bitting in Rumania, where, according to his rences of the offenses mentioned, it troops. an attempt to blow up and destroy the distuibers of America's neutrality with-nttt- nr usual custom, he addressed the is" strongly suspected that commercial- 4oy to breakfaat. .Dujattonse, the vessel at sea was made and will be urcught to justice. r?rarent reason, started for "It the war is continued," he Is re- ized vice has spread out through the wghsa." 8Tn6!IT;Ffll ported to iiave said, "it Is not Ger- city, and that women of questionable as the result of which two Jap- representative J. Thomas lioflin t SLAVS.PIN the who was In the room. anese were killed instantly chamber to many's faultAv, puUtU --are sow plying their trade sailors the Kfcsaton of the lower . Jtfter heated trsumaat .he mas 'pull x - German heavy artillery Is active..mtin in various districts of the city. and several others injured. oay denied that he had evrr said inem- ea a .35 eauber revolver from his the The Seiyo Maru, according money FIGHT ' the Arraa aeotor. . "Many of the prostitutes who were of congress accepted from SKOWIh'G coat tad Biot the woman dead. story told by vrltu the her olfi' on iiernstorlf'8 fimd. disbursed ...'-- man arrested at the time Iwilei was closed. ". ' ' ' VCtrxo started for the and tried t . - ' PARIS. France, Sept 24.The b5 and who were released on suspended made itf regular. rail inn;'; 'the object of delaying the adnjinislr- to rrest tie weapon from him, but : - guns are roaring again in the Verdun sentences have been brought both be- the Chilian nitrate port, for ui (A. P. by T. S. Naval Wireless J Duj&Co&se is said to have clubbed the OR GO TO JAIL cargoes. During sray in artillery duel court trarte the I did say." declared the Sept. 24. former on the head. Gemo fought! sector, an intense bein; fore this court and the district port What rei PETROGRAD. Russia. M . ft. W German spies placed bombs j d waged between French and German Honolulu and have been sentenced re:;cntative from Alacama. was are gam on tne m u.JIubui ww--au muu overcome ne loos-ene- of tnai uussians offensive in the steamer's hold, the explos- ns his crip on Dujallonse. The lat- batteries. No infantry movements are to imprisonment or forced to leave there were rumors that in te gamb-- 1 the Riga front, and d ei;atchca ie-l.- Stowaway, Bound for Australia reported from the battle area. territory. Notwithstanding this ion of which mibht set the wiiolc in Washington which wcro ;coived here report the occupation by ter, accortUsx to neighbors, turned the the cargo and on housts " action on the part of the authorities, nitrate the liner rire. by Germans, Pacifist backers an-- j Slav troops of the sector 'around gunV on Gemo and ahot him In the The explosion of the bomfcs run' to Escape Conscription is is charged that the condition above won easily. j zene. The Germans lert 400 dead back, : - it took place on August 23. The tfl ! fie,d Tha crowd which had gathered pre- - outlined still exists. "If the house wants I can name men tbe and 60 prisoners were taken. J Caught on Ventura I liner was saved only by the heroic ented imjaikmae' escape until the of SWEDISH CRISIS ln view of the foregoing. instruct who are disloyal, but 1 can t prove you, gentlemen grand jury, efforts of the whole crew who Russia. ficer arrived.' Gemo waa rushed to - of the that anything, The tree is known by it3 PETROGRAD. Sert. 24. A' . struggled extinguish Imprisonment or enlistment is the a thorough investigation of the exist hard to the great democratic congress is schedul- the emergency hospital where, after by ex- fruit." choice which is to, be given FraEk ence of commercialized vice through flames caused the bomb ed to meet probobly Wednesday an examination. It is believed the bul- Morlarty,' a subject who was plosion. As the solon resumed his seat theci for' lodged ques- British out the city be made by acting as a discussion of Slav internal affairs, let la tn his back. When discovered as a stowaway on the Ven- After the explosion a thorough was a succession of noisy scenes, and hospital, Gemo whole or through a committee. In and it is said that 1500 delegates, tioned at the did not . discussion followed. tura when she was two days out of 1 you investigation of . the steamer's an acrimonious at- know whether or not he had been this connection, further instruct "shamefully abuse I mostly of the peasant class, wilt San Francisco on the, voyage to the which were invoked for hold was made by the officers and How Germany shot, but a bullet hole In his shirt that the laws w wa tend the opening session. islands. Moriarty excited the suspici- closing up of Iwilei are still in it was found that the bombs had and exploited the protection hich and back, with powder stains sprink- the been concealed in to by United States," ons of the Ventura officers who first is your duty to Indict all the nitrate afforded it the BERLIN. Germany, Sept 24. led around, caused surgeons lISSlS force. It . Rich the to sacks. was told by Secretary of State Lans- thought he waa an American slacker persons whom you believe are violat booty and vast quantities of provi- probe for the bullet trying to evade military service. ' ing in further revelations which he - ing these laws." sions fell into the hands of the Ger- Chief of Detectives Arthur McDuf- was discovered he was complaints to made public yesterday, fie win investigate the case. This Then It that (A. P. by U. S. Naval Wireless) Some of the first be mans when Jacobstadt was captured, Helens, Eng., a lew miles that-vic- rampant Quantities of explosives and deadly makes the fifth shooting to occur born in St. WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. Signs of made had become VOTE according lo reports from Ludendorff. Liverpool, was estab- AROENTII germs and microbes were . taken to wltMn the past few weeks. One out of and it in Sweden's ministerial af throughout Honolulu because of the Fili lished that he was trying to reaffi crisis closing of Iwilei were received by U. and concealed in and about the build- pino died In the Qneen's hospital fairs and of the probable disruption cl occu- this Australia to avoid conscription, which S. Marshal J. Smiddy who, in sev ing in Bucharest that bad been morning, following -- a shooting affray present ministry are multiplying, J: not In the unde- pied by the German legation up to EIGHT which occurred is in force in Great Britain but according to reports received m loo. eral instances, ordered certain STEAMERS latt week at Puufca. . . ;.. ' ON WAR HALTED time when Rumania entered the Australia. I :' , oc sirable women to vacate houses which the don from Copenhagen. These are war on side of the Allies. These : When the Ventura arrived this by of they had rented in certain sections of the casloned to an extent results were brought in before war was de- morning he waa turned over to A. M recently held elections but more the city. the TJ. C. but were concealed afterward SEVEN IIA7AIIAW Carter, the waterfront police officer. especially by the revelations of the A few days ago S. Attorney S. clared N MASSED Brig.-Ge- n. BY LATE NOTE and this was done after the United Moriarty's case will be placed before state of affairs that nave existed in Huber conferred with J. P. SI commanding De- States had taken charge of German E. L. S. Gordon, the British consul, for state of affairs that has existed in Wisser, the Hawaiian - partment, S. A., affairs in Rumania. Of this Lapsing disposition. the Swedish legation at Buenos Aires. U. with a view to outlining a campaign to wipe the city gives conclusive proofs. U-BO- OFFICERS Morlarty on voyage to They aggravated by the (A. S. Wireless) AT SENT boasted the are further of commercialized vice, also P. by U. Naval ATTACKS Honolulu that nothing could be done fact that Germany has sent no satis- clean and WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. 24. Offenses Admitted him, was subject reply Sweden's demand for more effectively curb the illicit sale of by A part of the announcement made with as he a British factory to liquor to men in uniform. Declaration war Argentina and outside the jurisdiction of that a full explanation of the Luxburg of enlisted against Germany has. been postponed yesterday Is thej report of Secretary rOAEUOCORPS country. The ship's officers were episode. by the arrival in Buenos Aires just Andrews of tbe Bucharest United (A. P. by U. S. Naval Wireless) : anxious to discover if his claims were as the vote on war or peace was to States legation. "Servants of the for- HALIFAX, N. S Sept. 24. Reporta right, so called the waterfront officer IN be taken in the chamber of deputies mer German legation and a former received here today tell of the sinkin? ! REGISTRATION agent min- as soon as the vessel docked. MAY of Germany'a reply to Argentina's ul- - confidential of the German of the Britisher Virginian in a recent ister at Bucharest admitted to me U-bo- at Two are Made Lieutenant Colo- timatum. tha: massed attack, No informa- Tne German note expressed "dis explosives, microbes and germs had tion was given out as to the fate of nels, Five Majors and Trans- NEW YORK STOCK approval' of Luxburg's - Ideas on been hidden in and about the buildln; the crew. Arrivals at this port state, HI HAWAII COST Announcement by formerly occupied by .the legation af- that eight steamers and not as IIS. cruiser warfare." five, ferred to the Mainland MARKET TODAY STAY IN EAST the foreign minister that a note had ter the breach between Germany and previously reported, have fallen vic- come from Germany in response to Rumania and after the United States tims to German sea tigers. - Seven well known officers of the Yester the utimatura resulted in a postpone had taken charge of German affairs Hawaiian department are giTen tem- Today - day ment of the vote and an adjournment at the request of the German govern- W. Wadman, superinten- TWO CENTS They porary promotions and assignments to Alaska Gold Dr. John AMI until today when it is -- expected that ment said that some had been Hi AAt Anti-Saloo- n League, nnifT nccTcn ' algnal corps . . 101 KS of has hidden in garden and larger i the aviation section of the American Smelter dent the the foreign minister will present the the still --y through orders received today from American 8ugar Rfg. 112 111's announced that he will remain in text of the German reply to the depu quantities buried under the house." riiiiiLiii iiii.i 118 117 Washington, D. as long as there . Washington. They are as follows: American Tel. A Tel. C, Total Cost Was Only $600 ties. l . : 72VZ putting through a Maja. Joseph B Douglas and Charles Anaconda Copper ... 73', is a probability of HEARING OF GRAND HOTEL W. Van Way, to become temporary Atchison ..... 87'4 Vdry" measure ' affecting either Ha- While on Mainland it Was IS SET BY II. S. lieutenant-colonel- s of aviation; Capta. Baldwin Loco. ... 65 61a waii alone or the United States as. a 80 Cents per Registrant CASE IS FINALLY BEGUN Frederick L. Martin, Henry C Pratt, Baltimore A Ohio 67J2 674 whole. ISHII'S VISIT . a M . . Thomaa L. Crystal. John 8. Sullivan Bethlehem Steel Doctor Wadman has beeji authoriz- Maj. J. Green, charge of the tern- - SlyA F. in After a. delay weeks, hear- - and James E. Chaney, to become b 95a b ed by the league to remain at work territory's registration and draft work, of several (A. p. by U. S. Naval Wireless ry majors 39', 42 of aviation. Calif. Petroleum In the national capital at least until estimates that the actual cost to the 4t.:t.. . . b. sept 24. At 151 zzzrzi . Washington, c. Ul of the officers are instructed to Canadian Pacific U 148'4 Congress reconvenes in December, govern- - federal governmen of re gistering the CEMENTS BONDS -- - .,a - ,S. i- - conference between the , for San Francisco on first M. A P. (St. Paul) 59 58 possibility, was k,- the C St and there is a it an 30,000 men, lfere was about $600. This i ment s price control board and repre available vessel. It is probable that Colo. Fuel A Iran 46 45 nounced today, that he will stay is on an average of two cents per PnintL? hudse. Jwephf ntatiy of the steel manufacturers most of them will leave on the Maui Crucible Steel ...... 75 73', longer. man. Ti-IyiLlio- t I2!f the country, a price has been Wednesday. 21 1 rxt . Erie Common ...... 21 Regarding the petition recently sent Of course the actual cost of regis- S1YS agreed and will be strictly adhered General Electric 14614 144 to Washington by the league asking 1NSK The petitioners are represented by At-- ; tration was more than this, for a large la ji iimm 9 m a jb I to the t" of war. General Motors, New .. 100 95 that the president issue an executive of was by the various mil in ! torney E. C. Peters, and the resoon- - h" part it borne i flAntl K.- - th la- firm Tl p i It is announced that the agreed on Great Northern Pfd. 104K 103 order making Hawaii "dry," letters ac counties charged up to - per and not the Cathcart. Price hundredweight at Pittsburg! Inter. Harv N. J. . knowledging, receipt of the communi- federal government at all. (A. P. by U. S. Naval Wireless) "",:".j;,rr.'asked that and Chicago will $2.90, Of! papers - be instead AMIIItll, Copper . - the books, and other docu- Kennecott cation have been received from Mr. On the mainland tbe cost of regis- WASHINGTON, D. C Sept. 24. Lehigh R. R. 61 Ol and from secretary of Wilson the the tering ,10,000,000 men was approxi- That the visit of Viscount ishii and i r . ! uv UUItUl Ul 1VO steel wast Central 79 77 re-- kj auu lk New York interior. The latter sent the league mately $8,000,000 or SO cents a man. the war mission froia Japan nas i.u ioiuu tan made public today by government of--: itr-npt- hnrrT-- j examine tne ornrers nr thA romnanr TRAFFIC TIED UP Pennsylvania .... 52', 52 copies of the Gronna and Houston pro- It should be remembered, however, in milted in a l of thp ficials. The new schedule is based ' .26 The hearing may last several days Ray Conaol. 26'4 hibition bills. Copies of the Shafroth considering this expense that it of friendship between Japan and the on the cost of production as reported ' Reading Common 83 expected opinio-- 83', bill are in the next mail. covers all the cost of printing forms, United States is the emphatic of to the federal board : Southern Pacific , 92'2 1ft filing Secretary of State Lansing. (A. P.. by XL S, Naval Wireless) making cases and acquiring EXPORT OF GOLD TO The purchase price to allies of the Studebaker 47 45a ITALIANS CONDEMN other material which could be charged In an Interview today that official Uuited States represents reduction BUENOS AIRES, iArgentina,: Sept. 164 SPAIN IS Texaa Oil 164' to overhead expense. declared that his "conversations with PROHIBITED on the present price of from 40 to 70 traffic in Argentina is 131 129 GERMAN PEACE REPLY ' ' 24.Railroad Union Pacific Viscount Ishii had been most satis- per ', . by. cent paralyzed an almost universal U. S, Steel ...... V2 110 Lim Kui, a Cninese Jwho resides at factory. I think tbe visit of the Jap (A. P. by U. S. Naval Wireless) It Is expressly stipulated strike, throughout the republic, and 97 (A. P. by U. S. Naval that there UUh ...... 6'4 Wireless) Moiliili, stepped in front of a Kaimuki anese mission to this country has been WASHINGTON, D.C, Sept 24. It shall be no wage reductions at the today eleven .of the principal lines . ROME, Italy. Sept 24. - " Western Union ...... 89', 89 The entira street car this morning and was most helpful in benefiting the rela- was announced that the export of gold rolling- mills, and the manufacture? are Jdle. . Westinghouse Liberal press are a unit in condemna- body. t ...... 47 46; knocked down and cut about the tions of the two countries and tn to Spain has been prohibited, follow- are warned to see to it that their rn I Only a few amall gotemment lines tion of the Central Powers', answer to bos--1 He was treated at the emergency strengthening, the Jonda oC Iriend-- ing out the policy of conservation tories shall be worked to their lXlI Ja thrtgterloT SJe Tcported ruhnintv r" Hd; JCIlyldsnd.v JUnquottdv Pope Benedict's peaca propofiaia." r r yiffiflatrl .TIM

- TWO HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1917.

TRIES HAND AT JAPANTOSEND SLAVS DEBATE a JAPANESE JAPAN REFUSES

TOO FINANCE MISSION ORDERS TO ARMY MONEY ALLIANCE LANDING TO WE STORE EVERYTHINO CITY TRANSFER COMPANY 'DYING' ONCE IN JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 12S1. 0 PflRTOIIl iiiiTcn OFTEN; IS JAILED TO THE STATES BEFORE ACTING I tN VII y III CHINA Get a Nice Hot Loaf of 0 bUllOUI U LOVE'S CREAM BREAD OB Parasite Collapses at Govern Will Visit Honolulu En Route Petrograd Dentist Says Roads $30,000,000 Company Incor- Minister Handed Passports By ors Office, But Hospital to U. S. to Strengthen Fi- Will Prevent Germans From porated in Tokio to De- Peking Will Pass Through LOVE'S BREAD0 Relations Taking Capital This Winter velop Trade Resources Honolulu Soon PEERLESS Steward is on to Trick nancial every afternoon at emergency hos Cto to Ifirpa Jiji) Germany will not attempt to capture (8pcil Cabl to Xipvv fSpeciel Cbl t Xlprc JUi) .The telephone in the (Spril Sept. 24 A success Sept. 24. Dr. E. do morn TOKIO. Japan. Sept. 24. Following Petrograd winter, s opinion TOKIO. Japan. TOKIO. Japan. r.ttal office ranc frantically this this the Incorporation by Japanese and Austrian t. Stei'henson closely on the heels of two preceding ful Rostone. the ministrr J. M. LEVY & CO.'S STORE Inc. and when Steward commis- of W. D. Ellis, an American dentist, American capitalists of a large cor- China, is a passenger aboard the Dutch ho heard an ex commissions the first, a war 4 o'clock. Dlcked un the receiver Washington and who has residei in the Russian capi- poration called the Japanese-America- n Eteamer Oranje, which arrived at Yo Any time after rited voice at the other end of the sion which is now in thc.-ocon- d a commission Trust Co.. Ltd., was announced here kohama yesterday from Shanghai, v parliamentary tal for 13 years. He is a passenger ire. now way to can or today. The capital of S30,000,CKj Is China. The Japanese authorities arc "This Is the Governor' office" on its Francisco aboard the China bound for the United the T. K. K. liner Shisyo Maru a shared by the Japanese and American keeping close watch, while the eam-e- r tbouted the unknown speaker commission States for a visit. financiers. is in port, on the Austrian diplomat.' man sick, or dying, or third imperial Japanese "There a United States. Dr. Elli3 comments on the chaos company is w ho is not allowed to land on Japanese Oriental Goods something. right hero in front of the is about to visit the The organization of this is the t;pecial financial and through which Russia has been pass visit soil. office. Stnd the wagon up right away This the direct outcome of the recent ins, subject, s economic commission which, according but. for such a tragic to the United States of T. Sugawara, Dr. Rostone was handed his ia$s-port- Hum. before the men diea". gives a sidelight of humor regarding hanged up the receiver, lo an official announcement made here former vice minister of treasury, who by the Peking government fol- Quality first and prices The steward Oc- tne situation, when he an order, and the ambulance today, will sail from Yokohama remarks: had interested and induced the Ameri- lowing China's declaration of war on 1". delegation will pass Austria-Hungary- . tore through the streets at a fast clip tober This "Red signified liberty to ths Russian can capitalists to join hand in hand Germany and He is moderate. capitol grounds, me through Honolulu October 2't. peasants, so that was adopted as the with the Japanese in a formation of a now on his way home and free con- - right up ino the special bodnital attendants rushed nil the The organization of the emblem of freedom following the rev financial alliance between the two duct of his party through Japan, which financial and economic commission to on the double-quic- k. olutlon. When the Russian anarchists countries' capitals. was asked by the Chinese government. liters was perfected a few days ; "Where ia he?" they shouted America began to arrive from America they J was granted by the Japanese govern-- Japanese Bazaar dying man? ago. Its personnel fallows : found their old emblem was usurred ment. He is going to San Francisco Where's the com- "This way!" exclaimed someone Baron T. Megata, head of the and that red stood for law and ordr. via Honolulu, to take train for the Fort St, opp. Catholic Church waiting them. " Hurry". mission and a member of the house of The anarchists then adonted a niodifi East where he will make arrange- who was for Imperial Japanese diet. N lATTT NVW In front of the governor's office lay lords of the cation of the old pirates' flag, one with ments for the last lap of his home- groaning moaning and Baron B. Ito. secretary of the depart a black ground. During an attempt of ward journey. a Spaniard, and commerce. rolling around on the lloor at a great ment of agriculture and the anarchist croun to narade carry O. Matsumoto, chief of loan bureau ing their black flag thev were mobbed (8pcil SUr-Bultetl- n Krravon4M) rate. Sept. 21. Mrs. E. GUARD COMPANIES The steward took one look at the department of treasury. and their banner torn from them by WAILUKU. Maui. B. SakaguchI, inspector, Yokohama the 'reds. E. Pleasant and Mrs. H. S. Perry of "dying"' jnan. at the meet- UNDERGO INSPECTION Him!" he grunted disgustingly. custom house. With only two or three good roads Kahului were hostesses Y. Yamamoto, representing Sumito ing of the Kahului Ladies' Aid So- Dying! Bah.' and most of the country from the pres after the Official inspection of the Ewa. Wai-pah- They put the man in the ambulance mo Mining Company. ent German line to Petrograd imnas ciety which was the first summer vacation. The attendance and Waialua companies of th and sied back to the hospital. Y. Ymamoto, representing Sumitomo sable, is the reason Dr. Kllis believes Infantry, national cuard, The Smartest Company. was large. 1st Hawaiian "You see", they explained at the Mining no attempt will be made this winter was held yesterday by Capt. Charles C. Koike, representing Kuhara Min by hospital, when asked why they seemed the German army to take the Rn having a H. Bonesteel, through orders fron disgusted dying man," this Ing Company. sian capital. A Maui product that is Conceits bo at the "The difficulties of tran is the water- the war department. in fellow is an old hand at the dying K. Matsumoto, representing Yasu portation and the long haul to bring good sale in Honolulu kawa Mining Company. melon. Olowalu and Kaanapali have Practically every man in the three came. Why. at a conservative esti in supplies win deter them," he says dur- mate, fellow been brought to The commission is to confer with "Brotherly feeling been producing a large quantity companies turned out, and according this has of Russian social months. Three hun- to made a showing Fall hospital no less than twenty times the heads of the American government ists for German account fo ing the last few officers creditable the socialists were shipped recently by for short time which they have within the last few months. He was as well as the foremost financiers of the lack of a Russian offensive," h dred bags the ago. lazy to country with a view of strengthen says. the Mikahala, the price is said to be had to drill since organizing. here two nights He's too the before. Millinery ing and economical rela more satisfactory than ever Those in the party were Capt. Bone-stee- l. work, and wants a nice quiet place to the financial 'That's exactly the kernel of the sleep, so he picks on us. He throws tions of the two countries. The com Col. W. R. Riley, Will Wayne wouoie wiui the Russian army. They Maui Red Cross work is taking a Boylan. They a fit, 'or something, in front of mission is to stay about three months have to hold committee and Lieut Tom left A woman need not look far for meetings now great deal of attention on the part of 8 morning. doceor's office, or on a street corner in America. in tne Russian army to Honolulu at o'clock in the see if an ord?r all Maui women. The classes that The Ewa inspection was held at in this and figures he'll bo given a clean, cool to advance is to be followed. In the Walluku, the correct shapes hats bed in our ward. Nothing dding. But have been formed at o'clock, Walpahu af 11 and Waialun meantime, other Russian forces may and Paia have not only here representative this is a new one, dying in front of be wiped cynically Kahului at 3. Lunch was had at Haleiwa. The Fall, for the out." he remarks. turning a great deal of work 7 yes- the governor s office. He must be try RESffliNl The been out officers returned about o'clock their dis- dentist believes Germany had expressed by styles are arrayed in all their rich colorings, ing to break into politics." but much enthusiasm is terday evening. Deen aDie to take Riga for some time Maui people in this cause. Instead of reclining luxuriously on a before she did. but Dostnoned dolne m tinctive shirrings ancjl drapings. The woman who wants white cot- - in the hospital, the "dying SALE OF in the hopes of gaining It by diplomacy ADMONISHES JAPANESE a smali shape, the woman who wants the larger shapes, man" is sitting on a hard bench down LIQUOR and through the sympathy of the Bal- MAUI CIRCUIT COURT stairs behind the bars. tic Germans, who constitute 47 pr STARTS WORK OCT. 17 Sunday evening, H. Pomerantz. sec- will find that Mistress Fashion has not forgotten her. cent or the population of that district retary of the central Y. M. C. A., spoke That Protopopoff, former Russian King Methodist (Special Stir-Bulleti- n Correspondence.) at the South street TO BEADOPTED minister of the interior, precipitated Sept. 21. On church on the purpose and mission of GEN JOHNSON me WAILUKU, Maui, successful Russian revolution is October 17 the fall term of the second the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Pomerantz also the belief of Dr. Ellis. "It would not be held. The grand spoke pointedly to the young come circuit court will have then." he says, "if it hadn't jurors who were drawn this week are Japanese. He warned License Commissioners Say been for the Petrorrart hroaH Hnt Morton, H. Streu-bec- k, them of not only being "Sunday Chris- HAS ANOTHER Everyone W. L. Hardy, Ernest Against Proposed knew there was to be an A. Robinson, W. B. Scot tians," but that they should bear in SACHS' Protests John attempt to overthrow the monarchy. Curb Carry No Weight Hal. Dan Quill, H. M. McNicoll, Joa- mind that the one who was a Chris- Street car conductors would openJy Garcia, M. Madeiros, E. F. tian every day of the week was the Hotel near Fort St. you so. government quin John ten The knv Jt Deinert, Dan Carey, H. B. Sloggett, one worth while. He mentioned that No definite action has yet been also, and thought ?t CLOSE ESCAPE best to start the R. C. Searle, Jr., John L. Halemanu, the Japanese were liable to become taken by the board of liquor license trouble before the revolutionists had Cummlng, Alfred like the Jews of olden times, wise in ..... new Guy Goodness, James commissioners in.regard to their rutty prepared. Keanini, Antone Borba, their own conceits, a thing which if regulation restricting sale of In-- Nunes, Arthur the "While Protopopoff must continually- - guard TJrie.-Ge- n. Samnel L Johnson, com- - was a member Jr., Edw, Wilsox. A Christians toxlcats for consumption off the prem- STAR-BULLETI- of the Duma he went to western Eu- jurors musC report on October against; for as the scripture tells us, N CENTS PER 4 mander of the Hawaii National Guard. ises. The next meeting of the board rope Trial 75 MTU - with a commission for a conferenc- 'The wisdom of this world 4s foolish- had a close call yesterday when a guy will h held Thursday afternoon, when 22, and their drawing resulted in the - e--with 'representatives of Italy, ness with God." wire on a telephone pole in the Puna- commissioners will act on the pro selection of Edgar Morton, Jr., S. E. top the England and France. Before that he Brittaln, hou district caught the of his au position. was Scott, A. J. Fernandes, Fred tomobile and tore It back from its considered as a raenaber of the Jnhn H Visher. Frank Maclaws, J. T. Thera is no doubt but that the re left faction, but on his way illllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllO f ::teninga. ";..'.'.'-':..- : back to Fantom, W. H. Engle, T. Burlem, gulatlon will be adopted, according to Petrograd a, who saw machine he had a conference with A. uerner, u. a. k.o-kon- Persona the after members of the board. No German agents Ernest Baldwin, the accident marveled at the fact the several in Stockholm and af- F. Stark, Allen Neuton, C. E. S. further protests, have been received, ter his return flopped over to the George Kalama, officer was not killed or seriously in- arguments brought up riimu w. D. Baldwin. jured, - escaped a and the at" the ngnt. it was then he was named as Chalmers, F. P. Rose- - but he without meeting week were hardly force or F. J. Johnson, J. scratch. The windshield was shatter last minister the interior. crans, H. English, W. A. Clark, Anto-nin- o . enough : to change minds ed. dash torn from its base ful their "Suspicion of Protopopoff, lack of Garcia, Charles Kekona, J. Delim, the front say the commissioners. and the wiring in the front part of the Dreaa ana natred or the police hrmisrht Ed. W. Alu. , rar vrenrhed emt from th Alectrlrnl Owing to the illness of Inspector about the revolution sooner than an Hutton, who suffering from system. All In all the car has a very w. H. is ticipated. But it was bound to come MELBOURNE MERCHANT much used tip appearance. typhoid fever, the regulations cannot sooner or later. After th tint ifnv'a The general said today that there be put into effect before October 15, fighting in Petrograd It was simply a PASSES AWAY AT SEA was no one else in the car. It was Assistant Inspector Jack Roberts is case or ponce baiting and police hun not much of an accident, he added. suffering from an infected hand, and ing." body generally ryin at sea on Sept. 1. the despite the appearance of the machine. the "booze" sauad is deplet cabin passenger. regulations can put of E. Price, a Ventura This is the second accident that has ed. Before the be brought morning to do effect, deputies win nave was ashore tnis befallen the officer recently. A week into several embalmed for. shipment to his home ago last Saturday when coming into to be appointed, among them being a will be in Hawaiian, pro in Melbourne where he town from the officers' training camp Chinese, Japanese, and Death was caused by heart bably a Portuguese, as inter- terred. at Schofleld Barracks he crashed into to act failure. He was a retired merchant - preters big among Your a moving plantation . train and only for the trade those passed through Bit of Melbourne, and I neoDle. An office will be onened in averted a . serious smashxp by his 'BuSefi voyage of Ven vicinity and here on the last the presence of mind in turning his auto the of Nuuanu Merchant tura to Melbourne. He was tkaing mobile aside into the ditch. streets, it is believed, as. this is the his centrally position the voyage for the benefit of most located for and is accompanied by his son the wholesalers. The annual meeting of the Harvard health Club of Hawaii was held Saturday and daughter, N. P. Price and Miss AUSTRALIAN R, son and daughter are re evening at Wahiawa, at the home of Price. The 1 How the Housewife Can Aid the Cause m James D. Dole. After the dinner turning with the body. SCOMADT speeches dealing with the work which Harvard and Hawaii have done and A poverty social will be given on Odd,-Fellow- HAS WAIVED have still to do in this war were made s' roof garden next Thurs- by David Withington and A. F. Grif- day evening by Pacific Rebekah Lodge TO HELP RAISE fiths. Scout Ccmmissioner Roger No. i, I. O. Q. F., after the regular Everyone can help; you, Mrs. Housewife, especially. Burnham made an eloquent plea for meeting. Refreshments will be served EXTRADITION the work of the Boy Scouts, and on and prizes offered. You are the purchasing agent for a whole family. You I motion of W. F. Dillingham, the club went on record unanimously as indors can economize not only in your buying, but in your LIBERTY LOAN ing Mr. Burnham and his cause. Horace Rupert Henworth, who is be- Mr. Knollenberg and C. F. Damon methods of buying. - ing held by U. S. Marshal J. J. Smiddy spoke interestingly of their experi- on a charge of embezzlement preferred While no definite orders concerning ences as members' of the Officers' Re by the Australian government, has the part the Boy Scouts are to play serve Camp at Schof ield. Further ad waived his rights to fight extradition. In raising the next Liberty Loan have dresses were made by Wm. Hoogs, I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY There is nothing that causes you such needless fatigue having signed the necessary docu been received. Scout Commissioner A. u Castle, Chas. A. Davis, J. P. Mor ments to this effect this morning. Roger C. Burnham said this morning gan and James D. Dole. An interest- WANTED. and worry as walking through store aisles in vain effort Henworth was taken off the steam- that they are ready to do all that they ing letter from Mon Fall Chung, the a er Sonoma when last arrived at this club's scholarship Boy wanted for shoe repair shop. it can towards helping in this work. holder at Harvard, good Apply to locate materials or articles you cannot find. You port and. will be held in custody until "We are awaiting orders concern- was read by Dr. W. T. Brlgham. Chance to learn trade. can the marshal receives definite instruc ing following officers Regal Repair Shop, Hotel and Union the matter," stated Commissioner The for the en 6899 eliminate most of this trouble by studying the advertise- tions from the Australian government Burnham this morning," and are ex suing year were elected: President, streets. tf as to .what disposition shall be made pecting them very soon now. I do waiter f. Dillingham; secretary-tre- a quick eager man. From what Boy wanted Must be and ments of the firms you patronize; and planning your trips of the the marshal not know just what part the Boy surer. J. P. Morgan; executive commit to learn, neat in appearance and will- been-- able to learn, the amount of has Scouts of Hawaii are going to play tee, the officers and A. M. ing to work. Apply Regal Shoe Store. ahead of time. Then you'll know just where to go; as alleged defalcations totals Mott-Smit- h Henworth'e in this work, but I judge that it will Nowell, E. A. and James 6899 tf about $6000. He is a resident of Mel be similar to what the members of the D. Dole; scholarship committee, Dr. W. well as how much money you'll require for your pun bourne and is in very poor health. organization on the mainland are plan T. Brigham, Professor A. L. Dean, Salesman for one of the leading cloth' ning to do." President A. F. Griffiths and J. P. ing stores of Honolulu Reply with chases. - i KILO ENGINEER MAY Morgan. references to P. O. Box 30, Honolulu. APACHE STUNT IS This year the club will again offer 6899 3t GET U. 6. COMMISSION the cup which is emblematic of the ENACTED ON HAWAII interscholastic football championship FOR SALE. SUr-BoUvt- r CSpftdal la vorrMpondroea.) of Honolulu, and will also reward the If you already study advertisements and have made 11ILO, Sept 21. B. D. Davis, bet- Filipinos on Hawaii tried some real scholarship to Mon Fan Chung. AUTOMOBILES. ter known as "Deacon" Davis, and a Apache of Paris stunts on a Japanese Five-passeng- er Reo in excellent condi use of them, tell your grocer or butcher. Encourage him. popular man around town, will prob- chauffeur last week, when they hit GREEN TO TELL MAUI, tion, $200.00 cash. Phone 7077. 2392 ably be off to the front before long. him over the head with a lead pipe, Koa avenue. 6899 tf He is making an effort to ease your difficulties; and to His application to Join the officers' HAWAII ABOUT DRAFT rifled his pockets, tied him to a tree BUSINESS GUIDE. reserve corps was made laBt May. The and stuck knives in him. enable you to stretch your husband's salary farther than would Maj. F. J. Green, officer, latest word received is that he The assault occurred near the Vol draft will SHOE REPAIRING. pass medical ex- leave for Hawaii and Maui some time be called upon to a cano House, and quick action on the NEW SHOE SHOP. would otherwise be possible. amination in the near future and that part of the stable attendants prob toward the first of October to instruct be called to the local exemption boards there as to M. G. Teives announces to the public then he would probably ably saved the man from bleeding to thrt he will open his shoemaking active .service. death. The highwaymen took great the operation of the draft law. military experience, These officials hare stated that they shop at 1385 Emma street, Tuesday, Davis has had delight in gashing the trussed man first-clas- s Kentucky will meet to discuss law pre- Sept. 25, where he will do as he was a member of the with their daggers. As yet the Big the and repair work ago. pare questions that may be trouble- at reasonable prices. militia some years Irland police have made no arrests. M. G. Teives, prop. 6899 3t At present he is superintending the some to them in preparation for the removal of an old mill on the Hama-ku- a ihe Dutch steamer Goentoer which visit. It does not look now as if the BUSINESS GUIDE. Plan Your Shopping Trips the Night Before coast. was expected to arrive this morning draft can be held here on October 1 as from San Francisco-- will not get here seemed likely when the call for it was MIMEOGRAPHING i The Serbs wnt the United States until 'tomorrow mornine. according to first given. It will probably be a week to dismiss the Bulgarian minister. a wireless sent C, Brewer & .Co. No or so later. The length of time taken For quick mimeograph work call G, They declare Bulgaria to be the Prus- explanation of the Goentoer's delay by Oahu to get the registration figures Floyd Perkins. Phone sia of the Balkans was given. filed is held responsible, for the delay. 6899 6m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 191? THREE,

LEGAL NOTICES. TWQ ATTORNEYS PROBE OF BERG MALI I HOSPITAL llll 0 CANVASSES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST Circuit. Territory of Hawaii At New Silk Goods Chambers In Probate No. 5763. Kimonos, Coats, Night Gowns WILL REPRESENT CASETO BEGIN CHARGES FIXED CITIZENS ABOUT In the Matter cf the Estate of James S. Espy, deceased. and Chemise

Order of Notice of Petition for Allow- NIPPON TEACHERS THIS AFTERNOON BY SUPERVISORS BUYING OF BONDS ance of Accounts. Determining Trust and Distributing the Estate. THE CHERRY 1137 Fort St. Attorney R. W. Brfkons and Attor- City Attorney Arthur M. Brown wss (Pr''' Sir Buttom Corrwpondenct) (8peil Sur BulUtia Oorttpan4.ar) On reading and filing the petition ney Frank E. Thompson have been re- to present to the territorial grand ju;y W.MLl'Kl". Maui, Sept. 21. At a H1LO. Sept. 21 The county of Ha- and accounts of Hawaiian Trust Com- tained by the Teachers' this afternoon the cate of Miss Flor-- t meetinz of the Maui board of super- waii will soon have a chance to show pany. Limited. Ancilary Administrator Japane ' to look after the Interests n c Ber?, former Queen's hospital visors last eek the matter of rates how much money can be raised of the Estate of James S. Espy, de- and welfare of the five Japanese nurs who died recently following a and a!ao the regulations of the Ma-lula- throagh the territorial bonds, which ceased, late of tho City' of Seattle, teachers who arrived from Japan lat criminal operation. According to A hospital. Wailuku. and the Hani pay four per cent interest. A com- County cf King. State of Washington, month, and were refused landing in torney Brown, the jurymen wllrbe hospital was discussed. At liana 't mittee of the board of trade has been wherein petitioner, asks that the same Honolulu by Richard L. Halsey. im- asked to investigate to determine, .f was settled that the rate should he appointed to canvass the town and be examined and approved and that a migration inspector. lK)8sible, the person or persons who ll.iO jer day. I J is expected that at county and see what promise there is final order of distribution of the re- J. Watanab master of Japanese performed or helped Miss Berg per- the next meeting of the board fui! in the way of selling bonds locally. maining property to the persons there- laws, who has been handling the case form the operation whih presumably report will be -- submitted by the spe This committee is expected to turn to enMtled be made, discharging peti- of the Japanese teachers, stated this cobt her her life. A large number of cial committee consisting of Messrs in a report within a short time. tioner from all further responsibility un- morning and already a legal opinion persons were to be summoned as wit Fleming and Drummond. There are many improvements to herein : E. Rodrigues was appointed among them is the has been rendered by Mr. lireckons nesses, being the same ones called John dertake and chief It is ordered Tuesday 23rd inquest. poundmaster Ualapue, Molokai, section of concrete road to the that the and Mr. Thompson reKarding the case to testify at the coroner's at first day A. D. 1917, 2 p. m. in. proposition should of October. at of the Japanese teachers. Other cases to be presented this where a pound is to be established Volcano, That this Judge presiding connection with county stables. one and paid for by o'clock before 'he at Mr. Watanabe sail that Messrs. afternoon were Cornalio Soberano. the be a territorial Chambers of said Court bis of Mantaleo A of SI. 50 a yard was of special has been the opinion the at Brcckons and Thompson will have charged with the murd?r flat rate taxation Court r.oom in the Judiciary Building nothing to do with the actual trial of Wham, who died yesterday at the fered the county by the H. C. and of most persons. The board of trade , in Honolulu. City and County of Hono- be-fo- r Dujail-onse- S. grades many the case in the ninth circuit, or Queen's hospital, and Erino Co. for all of crushed rock of Hilo went on record months Hawaii, and macadamizing of Camp ago indorsing proposition to have lulu, Territory of be and the the supreme court of the United who is alleged to have shot for the the as a is hereby appointed Watertow;i 3 low figure to the same the time States, where it Is expected the case killed a Filipino woman at road. This was made a concrete road constructed place peti morning. Attorney Brown possible company has a at expense of the terri- and for the hearing of said will eventually go. early this because the Volcano the tion and accounts, and that all persons an- would presented large do tory large. Representative Norman About the middle of this week said the latter case be rock crusher and can the at may then and appear was forthcom work a reasonable figure. The K. Lyman, who was requested to in- interested there other meeting of the Japanese Teach- If the proper evidence for and show cause. If any they have, why 2 matter is being carefully considered troduce bill purpose and ers' association will be held In the ing before o'clock. the for this the same should not be granted, and Central Grammar Institute on Nuuanu by the county fathers. to fight for that object, effected what may The portion a compromise whereby the present evidence as to who are street. lower of the Pukalani he called fkid property. road is to be finished by vote of the sum of $200,000 was appropriated from entitled to the Dated the 14th day of September, TO EXAMINE OFFICERS board. This will be a very marked the loan fund for the road, with the improvement in the roads of this sec provision contained that the county A. D. 1917. The evenings swims By Court: are NAMED FOR PROMOTIONS tion of Maui. of. Hawaii would have to pay the the W. K. Bal, district overseer for money back, plus interest. This was SIBYL DAVIS. To'examine officers of infantry and 320,000 BAKERY Wailuku, has been authorized to pro directly opposite to the wishes of the Clerk of the Circ iit Court of the growing longer field artillery who may be ordered up ceed with the laying of a much need board of trade and the manner in First Circuit. to teat their fitness for promotion ed water pipe in the Wailuku ceme which the "compromise" was made 6893 Sept 17, 24. Oct. 1, 8. boards have been named at Fort Shat- tery- - has been a sore subject ever since. are belnz drawn at the office It's time now to examine youi ter and Schofield Barracks, respective-ly- , Plans While it is realized that a concrete IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE as follows: of the department quartennaaster for road to the Volcano would be a fine lamps. a modern baker? building to be con First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii Fort Shatter: MaJ. Frederick Had- - I POLICE COURT NOTES thing, it is declared that the tax- At Chambers In Probate. ra, Medical Reserve Corps; Capt. Rev- structed at Schofield Barracks under payers of the county of Hawaii should general building plan that has See if you have a Westinghouse ert H. Peck. 2nd Infantry; Capt. John the Thirty-seve- n persons were taken to not have to bear the eltire cost of B. developed for that post In the Matter of the Estate of F. Randolph, Infantry, D. O. L.; Capt been police headquarters over tie week the undertaking as such a road, they McStocker, deceased. Mazda lamp in every socket. Robert M. Lyon, 2nd Infantry; 1st The building will be of concrete and end, charged with anything from gros3 argue, would be a territorial asset. equipment and ma- Lieut William E. Kramer, Medical Re- exclusive of all cheat and insanity to having opium Now that the burden of providing Order of Notice of Petition for Allow- - See also if it's the right size and serve Corps. chinery will cost In the neighborhood in their possession. The station was the money also falls upon the people approximately ance of Accounts, Determining Trust Schofield Barracks:. MaJ. Herbert of $20,000. It will be taxed to the limit. of this county and no road will be and Distributing the Estate. right shape. C Glbner,Medical Corps; Capt. Chas. 150 by 55 feet dimensions and will constructed unless the bonds be local- F. Leonard, 1st Infantry; Corbit contain four huge ovens able to satisiy ly sold to cover the cost, some peo- Capt Because she had imbibed too freely On reading and filing petition Satisfy yourself begin- 8. Hoffman, 32nd Capt. dally hunger of some 20,000 ple are asking it is not a fool- the now at the Infantry; Jas. the of samshu, Mrs. Ahou, of Dowsett whether and accounts of Nancy L. McStocker, E. Chaney. 25th Infantry; Capt Nor- people. lane, was to emergency ish move altogether to dream of build- light- taken the under the Will of F. B. Mc- ning of the season that your man E. Williamson. Medical Reserve Under the general olan proposed hospital yesterday afternoon, and 'was ing such a highway at the present time Executrix Corps. country Stocker, deceased, late of Honolulu bills this fall ... building the flour will be treated for what the attendants with this at war, when every -- ing and winter are for the '" ritory of Hawaii, wherein pets-tion- er brought In at one end of the building thought was poisoning. Dr. Ayer dis cent that can possibly be raised is ob- needed Liberty loans. asks that the same be examined going to represent the best light and the finished bread will be passed covered that it Mas only samshu and for approved and a final opposite end, the necessary sent home. and that ordfr out at the her of distribution of the remaining prop- tainable. mixing and cooking being done by persons way. erty to the thereto entitled be stages on the Thomas Douglas, a 25th Infantry TENDER KUKUIII made, discharging petitioner from all Telephone us for a lamp expert to One corner of the big building will soldier, driving Capt. Bankhead's car, further responsibility herein: dormitory by baking was placed under arrest late last night be used as a the It is ordered that Tuesday the 23rd call and examine your lamps and Dont unit There will also be a recreation charged with reckless driving. He may lounge was running the machine, In which day of October. A. D. 1917, at 2 o'clock fixtures. No charge. Just part of room where the bakers p. m.. before the Judge presiding at and read when off duty. was Capt Russell, 25th Infantry, when IS COMING BACI( our; service. as fuel for he tried to squeeze between two other Chambers of the said Court at his Oil will probably be used Court Room in the Judiciary Build the ovens and the oil burning devices cars in front of Vida Villa. He type. smashed into a car driven by a Japan ing, in Honolulu, City and County of will be of the latest In fact the Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, Waste to be construc- ese. Both autos were completely After three years in Alaskan waters be and whole establishment is wrecked, although no one was Injured. the lighthouse tender Kukul, built and the same is hereby appointed the time ted on modern lines. It is not known place for the bearing of said peti definitely yet when the work will be named especially for service in the and The Hawaiian - tion and accounts, and that all persons started. The two prisoners- who dove into Hawaiian islands, is to be brought a clump of keawe bushes last week back here the middle of December. interested may then and there appear Columbine, present and show cause, if any they have, whj Electric Co., Ltd. Postage HAWAII BOY WOUNDED and made a clean getaway, are once The the tender more at home in the city jail. Kapu here, is to be takjen to Seattle. Tele- the same should r.ot be granted, and may present evidence as to WHILE FIGHTINGS HUNS Keawekane went home to his father, graphic Instructions to this effect have who arj t j . who promptly turned him over to the been sent to A. E. Arledge, lighthouse entitled to the said property. LIGHTING SPECIALISTS day September, on cheaply printed form let- George Kealla Kabea, Hawaiian, jailer. Kapeliela was picked up In inspector for this district. Dated the 14th of fighting with Bri Kakaako by a special officer. Mr. Arledge explains that If weath- A. D. 1917. ters. Pit your , sales talk up wlo has been the in the front has been heard er conditions will permit the absence By the Court: I a1 tishers SIBYL DAVIS. to your prospects in from. Although seriously wounded, When a drunken soldier at Kuliouou of a tender from here, the Colum- honest-to-- reports received here, yesterday pulled a revolver and threat- bine will leave some time between Clerk of the Circuit Court of the straight forward, l according to Circuit, he is said to have expressed his ened to shoot anyone in sight after November 1 and 5 for Seattle, where First . goodness wayc well he to twenty, gang trans-ferre- d Sept 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8. printed eagerness to flgjit on with his com- had counted the the officers and crew will be : and on paper that typifies pany. of carousers with him broke for the to the Kukul to return to the Kahea was born near the Royal keawe trees. One brave soldier islands. The Knknl will leave the is- - ; the high grade quality of the1 sneaked up behind the gunman and hit port Mousoleum on Nuuanu street and northern Pacific about the first EAT WHAT YOU WANT merchandise you are offering after attending schools in Honolulu, him over the head with an iron bar. of December and is expected to arrive The man with the revolver was between 12 14. - he went to the , States, where he re- here December and WHEN YOU WANT IT for sale. dumped into the sidecar of a motor- was to Ketchikan, sided before "going to England. The Kukul taken Veople cycle and taken to the Fort Shafter 16th who eouisteatlr deny Kahea is the great granson of Capt-tal- n Alaska, the headquarters of the thalr appetite some particular Remember the first im- George Beckley, military advisor hospital. Lighthouse district, three years ago, disk appcallac spsctally to Unix palate, focave iadalfaace fcaa ai pressions are the most last- of Kamehameha, first commander of after a large tender was lost In those ways nbscqaaat m&vdmg, -- 58 years original which was Jerome J. Patten. old. and waters. As she has a net tonnage of will tblmmattbla the Honolulu fort E. Thayer, aged So, photograph atroaf stataant. ing ones. Be sure that your the foot of what is now both 677 tons and was larger than the It U fact, kowsrwr. that most , located at ers living at 522 Hotel street, got into people caa, witbout fear of dla printed literature is 100 per known as Fort street Columbine, she was more serviceable consequences. Indulge tfee) i rat-catchi- treeslaf an argument over whether a for the Alaskan work than the smaller appetite wltfclm reaaom lx tae bow- cent efficient before you send cat should continue to catca vessel which was sent to this station. els are active aad regular.. rats around the premises. Thayer, It Xeery diners and late rappers it out Having it printed by Now a new, big tender of 1600 tons cam fee enjoyed wlti Impunity jf, was charged, tried to wring the cat's is nearing completion to replace the oefore retlnar. one wlU take e . de- withimEisramchild who is rundown, has pale Caldwell's1 our commercial printing a neck. Patten stopped him. Thayer Kukul at Ketchikan. spoonful of Dr. Syrup will Pepsin, a xnQd combination of slm-- cheeks or thin blood, who hesitate swore out a . and partment will insure you warrant for assault le isxstjts neros wiu pepsin to rive that child the very thingitneeds battery against the older man, who t druggists sell for fifty cents this. J was and on a eorue. venue scuoi ana to start it growing and keep it going? arrested later released positive In effect, tturegulates toe bail I FROM bowels In an easy, natural way,, Phone. 4911 we'll call Fororerfortyyearstheamctrateci BHD rs witaeut griping or other discom- liquid-foo- d in Scott's Emulsion has fort, and is the Ideal family lax- It took eight men to hold down a ative. Oet s bottle of 1' been changing thinness to plumpness Hawaiian who ran amuck near the Syrup Pepsin from your changing poor blood to rich blood. pineapple canneries at Iwilei Satur- drugruit and keep It In tne bouse. I Large OAHU ASSIGNED Use It occasionally and you will HonoluluStar'Bulletin There is nothing better for growing day. The man, who is believed to be find yon can eat almost anytalna children whether they are weak or insane, was causing trouble for a Jap you like without fear cf eouse-Quemc- es. I Printers Who Know How anese and one of the cannery official., A trial bottle can be wellrr-tha- n Scott's Emulsion, but see obtained free of charge by writing when he suddenly became violent 12. get the genuine Scott's. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept to Xr. W. B. CaldweU, 4S Wash- that Toa Eight men held him down while the General officers of the United States ington St., kfontlceUo, miaots. emergency hospital ambulance was army are again in prominence - at Variety called. The insane man is now at th-- j Western department headquarters in emergency hospital. the Santa Fe building. No less than five brigadler-geperal-s registered yes- Because she was twitted when a terday in the big book there and paid OF DESIGNS IN HIGH physician wrongly diagnosed her case, their respects to Major-Gener- Arthur a young Portuguese girl drank alco- Murray, department commander. On? - CLASS JEWELRY IN ALL hol Saturday afternoon.- The girl had of the visitors, Brigadier-Genera- l been ill, and a charity physician be- Lloyd M. Brett, wears with his service lieved her to be in trouble. He sent ribbons the Insignia of the highest THE ACCEPTED STONES tier to the Queen's hospital where it military honor this country can bes was found that there was nothing tow, the medal of honor, that com AND COMBINATIONS COM- wrong with the patient all. x mands a salute from every so'dier, no Eggs Are M friends, however, got hold of the matter what his rank may be. PRISES OUR EXCEPTION- mQ& report and made fun of her. The brigadiers arrived yesterday U She thought poison was the quickest from Honolulu on their way to the AL SELECTIONS FOR THE p8?ig'--;- Worth way out. Dr. R. G. Ayer. at the Em- various national army camps. ergency hospital, treated the girl for Brigadier-Genera- l Brett will com The housekeeper who is neary their weight in got FALL TRADE iD$f j poisoning, and her out of danger. mand the 166th Infantry Brigade of a nowadays, 80th Division Camp Lee, Virgi- desirous of setting pleasing t y silver and the at Brigadier-Genera- expendi- p every hen, , whetV' K-- LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS nia. l Andrew Hero, table without undue the 154th Field Artillery Brigade of -- ture of money will find the laying or moulting, is worth the best c CONSERVATION SERMON the 79th Division at Camp Meade. J and feed you can give her. Our Maryland.. Brigadier-Genera- l J. H. Casserole dish an indispens- .::i;p!;aizinrr ihp fact that "Patriotic McRae, the 158ih Depot Brigade of the im-rta- able addition to her table v nation" is ono of the most SSrd Division at Camp Sherman. Ohio, isr.ies v. hich toe of the and Brigadier-Genera- l William Weigel. service. It changes the na- "ov)d today are interested in. Dr. J. the 151st Depot Brigade of the 76th ture of an ordinary common- .!. Williams, last night, preached a Division at Camp Devons, Mass. It is sermon a audience nrill help ksep your hens in gtod condition strong before laree not known to what organization Brig-- J place meal and gives it an air vi.ich gathered in Central Union adier-Gener- al the L. G. Berry, the remain-- ! of elegance and distinction. during moulting season. Church. ing visiting general, will be attached.' VALL& "No nation on the globe wakes so Scratch Food Mixed Poultry Food quickly as the United States when MAN SHOT IN FIGHT j SPECIAL DOUGHERTY - the great need is set before it." said Egg- Food Beef Scraps Dr. Continuing, said DIES; ASSAILANT HELD; pottery Williams. be if ' Nickel frame with Grit we value human life, we must value lining, round or oval. Pigeon the means to sustain life. It is only Shot throught the stomach when a! Shell Mixed Feed by economy and elimination of waste gambling game at Puuloa last r. ck Z-in- Jewelers Opticians that life can be kept in a state of ended in a fight, Mantaleo Wham, a ch ..... $2.50 each young his-pit- vigor and lfficiency; conservation Filipino, died in Queen's 8- -inch $3.50 each must be the nation's watchword. last night. Cornalia Saberano YOUNG BUILDING "r California Feed charged with first degree murder. 9- -inch $150 each BORN. The fight is said to have started Co., Ltd. over a gambling game, in which the j GOVEIA In Honolulu, September 16, dead man is believed to have, been W.W.Dimond&Co.,Ltd. AJskea and Queen &ts. 1$17, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silva tt heavy winner. Some said he was 1330 "The House of Housewares" Phone 4121 Goveia of Luso street, a daugh- cheating and the fight began. The Silva. 53-6- ter Eleanor prosiner, who is charged with the 5 King St. WILLIAMS In Honolulu, September murder, is said by witnesses to have Alexander Ybunj; Eldjj. 2i, 1917, at Queen's iiospjtnl. i Mr. pulled a gun and shot Wham. Phone 4937 and Mrs. James Alfred William a This makes about the fourth mur-da- r irrn Hurhter Norma Hvberta. mum within the nast few week. HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1917.

. New, Popular TBTSTS " FICTION Business And Financial News INSURANCE SAFE DEPOSITS PATTEN'S STOCKS sxd BONDS Hctel St., opposite Union St aSAL ESTATE LOANS .NIPPON PAPER j HAWAII NEEDS PRICEOFBEET LQUISIANASUGAR i - msftflV rust (a Ml J WITHDRAWS FROM! SUGAR TARIFF SUGARWILLBE SEASON IS ENDED Bethel Street Phone 3646

r - 1 .John A McC'2Ud o:' Honolulu, nrniirrn nrT NEW ORLEANS. La When the WAGE MOVEMENT - who is at the vfv Washington bo- KtUlbtUUW.I New Orleans exchange closed for the tel. wjtli Mr!, Mc'ainl'ess. on a Labor Day holidays on August 31. one 8 iJeasure isii bdii ;abt night that of the most remarkable seasons in Life, Fire, Marine l!-- Be the hrstorv of the cane sugar industry "Now the be; ti:n to .1 ..Hawaii dermis uion tV maintenance SAX FRANCISCO, Sept Automobile, Tourists I of . ri:f on supir to continue is to drop neirly a ccr.t a in Louisiana came officially to an eud at all T WB2e." svgr due single 1 aim')-- the i resent jros'rity hfier the war, by 1 Perhaps the most notable IfYouWant Baggage or Accident ! in price October With the aUne remark, all pound 3 '- says Intelligencer. al- - event of year was the settlement fountains. g "the spser. at last niln's me-- -. -, the Seattle Von Producers and refiners will the Insurance, n " controversy v.-- ia-- . dee-- Ha- - 2"i a finallv arrived at in the 1 of the Jai-a- n h- - hishr-- to assx "Free trade t apply to lov.ed to charge enly rents i ; a::. I v.o - no between the louisiana planters and Hon. hId in the Asi.hi Thatr nn waii." he aij, .lj ruin abo , pound on that day. The price is ; Refining company Maunakea Ktrct. reared at tile to, ot !utt'!y the s'igur industry, uhich is the S.S-'c'- pound, the American Sugar CALL UPON ' bv terms of which damage suits .their voices and urged th aulim."2 industry in the islands." i Cane sugar is soid on a basis of the t for several million dollars were com A quenching, invigorating to gupi'ort thrm in tlioir Mr. Mc'.'andlcss ii cr.-- t of Io brolii - : S.'-- a pound, custom giving cane t cents promised. tired, thirsty folk. About 1m. rp prp-on- t ers, orvjinally oil n;on in Pcnnsyl - ; granulated a differential oj .2y of a drink for Ma-iwa- Fred K. Makino, rditor cT t!:u vania who came West many ears cent the higher prire. Noteworthy also was the fact that CASTLE & COOKE, florhi, preside!. He sai! that 'ago. J. McCandlcss. now living in "But cnly for iniurediate require the Ixuislana cane crop was the larg Limited (the ir.eeiln; was for-th- r pur;.ose of Han Francisco, and Lincoln I,. Mc-- j mcnls" was the word passed out to ail rst since 1913. and that it was mar expressions from the peaK-ers- , Candles?, known as the 'Democratic retail grocers. keted under the most favorable condi ' where- preparatory to formulating; their I boss of Honolulu, who v as debated The order from Washington that tions in many years. The deal plans for presentation to the ulant-- . lor congress three or four times ay beet suRar must be sold at this price by 50,000 tons of Louisiana 96 degree General Insurance Agents f r association, asking that the wase3 "Prince Cupid 'last scion of Hawaii has thrown the entire industry into a test sugar were sold to the American 'of the laborers in the plantations be I an royalty are interested with John ! waiting atiituffe. company was closed just before the Fort and Merchant Streets I Wrapping fraied. j A. McCandlcss in the suj.an planta No one knows even what 7.25 cents season opened. Many planters were The Xippu Jiji was not represented Hons. Prank. X. iicCandless, the a pound means. thus, for the first time, enabled to at the meeting. Editor Y. Sosa. other brotner, lives at Taconia. and original trade directly with this big buyer. ng T!ie ordr fixed this price Paper, ootdinx to reports,-refusi- to par-tJe:pa- iB president of the Marc h-- Caudles? at the American primary points, So great was the demand for sugar In movement. Co. the i which prevail for cane sugar San at the time when the crop I The stand taken by the Xippu Jiji many ' "We went to Hawaii about Co years Francisco,. Xew Orleans, Chicago, was coming into the market that so they ' Bags,. irritated the leaders that jago to drill water welis," said Mr. Mc- IJoston, Xew York. Philadelphia and cf the factories here found It advan- HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., Paper I Ltd. charged the former with having nided Candlcss. "After drilling all the ar ! Haltimoie. tageous to enter the refining field. In with the planters. K. Izumi of the ! - raw sugars Were purchased. ( tesian weils needed in the islands we It so happens that nearly all of the Cuban Stocks and Bonds , Yoto said that the Xippu Jiji has beea engaged in the sugar business. ' beet sugar raised in the United Slates brought to the Louisiana factories, and Twine won over by the influence of the "Some idea of the supply ia is produced far distant from these made into a finished product that Real Estate Insiirascs planters. water ' gained is primary points. found ready acceptance in the mar from the faet that there granu Safe Deposit Vaults f. pumped on the Island of Oahu moro The Utah and Colorado beet sugar ket as a substitute for standard In sugar prices than- - 250,000,000 galloua of water houses arc a thousand miles or so lated. The general rise as Trustees, Execu- value of Authorized by law to act At lowest prices , every 24 liours,.tte larger part being away from the nearest. Those In also naturally increased the SHORTAGE OF plantation granulated and clarified tors, Administrators and Guardians ; use-t- or irrigation of, sugar ane. San Southern California are from 40u to the l grades, as well as of syrups and mo 4 Francisco uses 50,000io0 gallons in j 550 miles away. 24 hours. We. need, for sugar five What is puzzling the California beet lasses. FLOUR FACES times as much as San,. Francisco usee producers is who is going to absorb Whether the season of 191718 will HawaiianNews daily. We pump 550 feet high. the freight between the beet sugar continue the remarkable record of i appr Ow "When I .went" to Hawaii 35 years houses and the "primary point" in that just ended uncertain. Co., Ltd. ago this case San Francisco. The position ing to unfavorable weather conditions - 'the output, of sugar was tio.uou .. Ore- during j tons; it is, now more than 30u.000.0uu of the Utah, Colorado, Idaho and the past spring and hummer, it Alexander CONSUMER gon sugar houses is more puz- is doubtful if the outturn of the com U.S. tons. Last year, was very- - prosperous, still Young Hotel Bldg; ing season will compared .with previous years, but we zling. be much larger than - ' ' with problem that of 1916-1- 7. 'Bishop St. must pay nearly $5,000,000 excess Connected this is the Enist CHICAGO, Sept 13. The country Is profits on 26 plantations. We are glad as to how the government will fix Baldwin confronted wjth the most serious -- to pay it to do' our bit for the war. profits on the output, and on what basis the excess war profits will be Honolulu Stock Exchange shortage In recent j'ears Is the opin- "In Hawaii all available land 'is m a your surplus capital in ion of millers, jobbers and retailers high assessed against the beet sugar Limited' state of cultivation, and there houses. Monday. Sept. 24. own and your fam- today. isn't enough land, with water supply, your ReUilerv e comparatively small for an additional sugar.: plantation Why the federal government has MERCANTILE welfare. Start a Sav- Sugar Factors, SAN FRANCISCO - ily's stocks on hand many eomplelel The islands, are thoroughly developed, fixed the price of beet sugar without id Atrd soltfotit it xY(M . said, while millers especially in sugar. The pineapple in- attempting to interfere with cane Alexander & Baldwin ...... 280 ings Account Commission Merchants and who'0"'" dealers declare they dustry has its limitations. Hawaii is sugar prices is explained in this man- C. Brewer A Co. are able 'to deliver flour because of no place for a poor man. Everything ner: SUGAR .and Insurance Agents .... '- tn - wheat we eat, except sugar, rice and tropi- "Beet sugar represents about one-fift- h Ewa Plantation Co. 32 32'2 HOTEL Refusal of farmers to sell wheat ajt cal fruits, comes from San Francisco, of the American consumption. Haiku Sugar Co...... 4 cr. cwnr M.Tjrttf ; the prices fixed by the government is about 11,500,000 worth per month. Se- By lowering the price of beet sugar Hawaiian Agr. Co. 41 Yz Paid on Savings Bui and Tttt met rfr temer generally blamed for the present situa- attle had a share of our trade, about the government pushes the American Hawn. Com. & Sugar Co. 46 Interest Agents for They said, n 37 37 tion. are to be holding back 10.000 tons per month, until the Mat-so- production at once Into consumption. Hawaiian Sugar Co Deposits. Hawaiian Commercial 4 in the hope of a new schedule more and the American-Hawaiia- n ''Meanwhile dealing is in progress Honokaa Sugar Co...... Company. Smu favorable to them. war-W- Honomu Sugar Co...... steamships were diverted by the e with the Cuban producers for their - Washburn-Crosby1-', . company, re- Hutchinson The hope these boats will, be returned crop. England, France and the Sugar Plant. Haiku Sugar Compaay. hojwever, Kahuku Co. . . 19 19 declare .the shortage'is due to (he route as . soon as pos- finers of the United States will all Plantation Seattle - Bank of Hawaii, Pal Plantation Compaa HHiden Mfleroand who buy "tTifough" gov-erninep- t; Kekaha Sugar Co. t6f brtetallers sible:"' n theUnited States Maul Ms Koloa I. Agricttltnral 5? 3 allowed their fbcks;o become .' and the're mo intention to Sugar Co. . . Compaay. OCpjeted' during Asked about pVice McBryde 10.V Hawaiian tiiernnimpr. enjoyin- riar. any; excessive; to' the Cuban Sugar Cot Ltd. W;Conpany. admlu-istratio- MrMcCaadJess said: "She is - Tot th &o n 7 " Oahu Sugar Co. . 29 .OJW ysgetris g-lite and has' no regrets, I think; producer.' 29'2 ""ForVand Merchant" XanulullUlWdciniiaj.: are "tryhg" to impress Olaa .Sugar Co., -- sja farms 4 4.10 Ltd..... - McBryde "About to cents is believed to -- r , Sugar for her lost royalty. She is one of n. f Kg Compaay. X that they can gain nothing by hold -- Onomea Sugar Co. 55 the most gracious and lovable old la- be the price that will be offered the ..... Kahuliu Railroad Compaay ing their wheat , dies one's privilege ' Cubans. If they do not take it, enough Paauhau Sugar Plant Co. ft' f7. Report it could be to Mill of crop from the th6 steamers can be requisitioned to bing Pcclflc Sugar iiif, early meet When Uncle. Sam entered Co. Honolua Ranch. frosts this week continued to war she promptly sent, a. telegram to the excess supplies in Java and the Pah Plantation come In to crop experts here today. Philippines' to United and Pepeekeo Sugar Co ' the president expressing her loyalty. the States 36" The extent of "the damage to corn Cupid,' nephew,, the Allies. Pioneer Mill Co. cannot yet be determined, was Prince h'er seems to Sen Carloa Milling but it have a cinch on the job in congress. "The government does not prefer to Co... Bamtot said, in would Walalua Agr. Co. 26 '264 that iftipm it teach My brother Lincoln has a chronic hab- use sugar on account of time 40 to 50 per cent of that state's esti- this the Vailuku Sugar Co. 27 it of running against him, necessary bring here."- - luropMM IXHapDaUy mated 57,000,000 bushels. but the to it MISCELLANEOUS rut',,, prince's royal following among the na- After the beet sugar is 6old out, the C. jMrieaa PUn .,. .13.00 Vtf Dally Endau Dev. too great, so overcome. government expected to fix a C, Ltd. .... IMHl fi Cft Km tives is far, to is price Honolulu BjMclaT tec to and 1st Is. At.. 7 pc knar KT DAILY KErTHNDERS I The Hawaiian vote balances the of, 7.25 " cents for cane granulated Pd.... ' fredcrlck C. (31ft, Tmtdcat ; 2nd la. As. fully paid ... (LIMITED) ' white." ' sugar. Here are the figures of two 1 ' Haiku Fruit & Pack., Pfd Xwtflah Blch. It Mcr. Distilled u m - San Francisco expert as to bow this BAwaliak For Water. Hire's ttoot Haiku' Fruit & Pack. Com Ltd. iepiMcnuaTca for bUads: Beer and all other Popular Dr'nks will be done with Cuban sugar: Hawaii Con. Ry;' 7 pc. A. ; SUGAR FACTORS . HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION .7; 4 . Wanted Twp more passengers for Cents Cents. Street, near Queen ; Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc B. Fort COMMISSION ' DRAYINJ CO, LTD. , 30.000 TONS to producer 4.00 4.40 MERCHANTS motor party around i3land, ji each. Price Hawaii Con. Ry. Com. . . Transacts a General Banking SHIPPING : .75 .50 AND 1. I. Belaer. . Lewis Garage, phone 2141. Adv. ; Freight to U. S INSURANCE list. Hawaiian Eltctrts Co. ... Business. " , 1.00 1.00 M-7- 1 Sdiurmai-n- Osteopathic Duty aoent Ffcit 4MI S.;aMM SI; .vDr.. Physi Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 45 -- guar- - Refining and profit ... 1.30 1.35 Inyltes your scount and cian, 10 years established here. Bere- Hon. Brew. A Malt Co. . 17 18 ' antees safe and efficient service. tania and Union. 'Phone 1733. SUGAR STILt Honolulu Gas Co., 7.25 7.2o Ltd.. Exchange. Letters of Credit and Hrr: R. T. A L. Co..... Travelers' Check Issued on FORT ST, MONOLUUi, These experts do not agree on the InteMsland S. N. from Cuba, are Co.... principal points. cost of freight neither Mutual Telephone Co. . . . 20 they as a and IN TERRITORY in accord to fair cost Oahu Railway -- 4i L. 156 refiners, but they Co.. profit mark for the Pahang Rubber Co. .... UK Cable Transfers iiSSSS? and Dlrectera; agree 7.25 tor cane sugar is in Selama-Dlnding- - E. that s, Ldn- Pd. i ....Prteldent gac-mixtu- re sight, it will when Selama-Dindlng- and that take effect s, (70 G. H. ROBERTSON...... tevxiefy sugar United is pc) All but about 30,000 tons of the the beet of the States Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. 39 up, will be January-firs-t R.VEMe,!!:?...Mr;;; Hawaiian sugar crop lor 1916 will used which about BON Da-B-each E. C. PETERS have been marketed or on the way to Walk Imp. Dist... 210 McCandless Bldg. Vlce-Prealde- nt and 'secretary the market by the end of this month, Hamakua Ditch Co Honolulu, T. H. HARTLEY Vlce-Preiwl- S 6s.. E. A. Then the total will reach 605.643 tons, Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc 88 Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Loans K ROSS Treaaurer which will leave a very small margin APPORTIONSUGAR Hawaiian Irr. Co., 6s.... Negotiated, Trust Estate for shipment during October and pos- Haw. Ter. 4 pc P.e? :iid . . Managed 5' 2' Dttftfr STANDARD OIL sibly afterward for some of the plan- Haw. Terr! 4 pc Pus Imp GALT Director , COMPANY R. A, COOKE ( have been delayed in 'aw. 4 pc f (CalifcraU) ' tations their Terr. Pub. Imp. flum-Ing- . D.CMAY AudlSr grinding by the lack of water for FOR ARMY, NAVY H?w. Terr'l 3. z pc. Keep your Konokaa Sugar Co...... The estimate of the crop is 637,132 Honolulu Gas Co Ltd, 5s SAVINGS tons but about 13,000 tous is ordinari- Hilo Gas Co 6 pc...... J.F.MORGAN CO., ly figured consumption Apportionment of the 100,000 tons Kauai Ry. Co, 6s ...... In a safe place. We pay Interest LTD. for home STOCK which would leave only about 15,000 of sugar which refiners have agreci' Wanoa Imp. Diat. BISHOP & COMPANY. BROKERS tons for later shipment to set aside for the use of the army McBryde Sugar Co., 5s.. Information Furnished and Leana and navy at a price to be fixed by-foo- Mutual Telephone Sa .... Made l administration, will be under- ahu R. & L. Co., 5 pc. Merchant - - -- , , Street Star 8uildlr.fl - - , i P. H. BURNCTTE rf taken by a committee of sugar men Oahu Sugar Co, 6 pc . . Phone 1572 appointed following the conference of Ofaa Sugar Co, 6 pc 98a 79 Merchant SL Phone 1846 refiners with the committee of sup- Pacific Gua... & Fer. Co. t NOTARY PUBLIC "IEat de-sens- X e, plies of the council of national Pacific Sugar Mill Co 6a Commissioner of Deeds THE YC Washington Milling 'OHAMA SPECIE BANK, says the Herald. San Carlos Co... California and New York' LIMITED Grape Nuts The sugar for government consum? Draws: Willr Deeds, Mortgages and tion, which approximates Mi per cent Between Boards: Sales: 100. 100. all Legal Documents Capital subscribes... yen 4S,000,0fl v "The man who owns his own house, who owns the , 20 Olaa, 8.50; 5 Ewa, 32.50 ; B. Year of the total consumption of the couu-try- 50 H. CapiUI paid up..... yea 30)00.000 roof over his head and the ground under his'' feet, the Round will be apportioned by the fo': & M., 177'2; 10 Haw. Pines, 45. Reserve funds yen 21.300.900 Session Sales: 5 H. B. & M 177' 2; S. AWOKI, Local Manager whose children have a place that they look upon as and it agrees with me." writes lowing men: James H. Post of B. 11. Howell Son 5 Waialua, 26; 20, 10 Oahu 29.75. Insurance - CO, LTO. t their own, gives to himself and to his family a chance a doctor, "better than any & Co., chairman; .Manuel Rionda, B. F. DILLINGHAM Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, ; breakfast food on market.'' Cuba Cane Sugar Company; F. R. PHONE 4915 t a thousand times better than that of the individual th: 6.90 cents, or $133 per ton. Hathaway, Michigan Sugar company; Accident,-Compensatio- Grape-Xut- s is .cientirically Fire, Life, , FOR RENT who is living in a box called an 'apartment.' pbn't R. M. Parker, American Sugar Refin- SURETY BQNDS Electricity, gas, screcz.8 In all bouiwo buy what you can't afford to pay for. But remember prcparcd and agrees with both ing company; Horace llavemeyer or UNLtSVCt. TIES. y''' Maunakea St. --tore 27l7 strong and weak digestions. New York. Neat two-bedroo- house In town; $21 .you are really able to pay average sugar Monday, Sept. 24. that if the rent; Long baking about 20 hours The agreement of the beet Small furnished cottage for two, 115. ; - YOU ARE ALSO ABLE TO PAY AND GRADUALLY men to cooperate with the food ad- OIL Neat, small cottage in town; $15. partially pre-diges- ts the ministration, it was sta'.ed last night Bid Asteo MoneytoLoan , V; BUY THE HOME AND OWN IT." Arthur Brisbane, from a reliable source, has caused Honolulu Con. Oil. . . . 4.60-- 4.80 H. ' cells for quick, SCHNACK starch easy MINING HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF J. Vy Hearst much uneasiness among the cane 842 Kaahumanu 3L Telephone the famous editor. asMmilation. Engels Copper Mining 6.12'2 6.25 HAWAII, LIMITED $633 sugar men, and it is expected to act Telephone 3529 Grape-Nut- s Mineral Co. . .02 .06 816 Fort Street ! Besides. sup- as a check on high prices, regardless Products y J - Bring your savings to us as they accumulate. . We PACIFIC ENGINEERING plies, in concentrated form, of the action of the food administra- Mountain King Mining .15... .20 t'-- help you along by paying 4 per cent interest on your tion. Montana Bingham Co. .45 .47 LUMBER COMPANY, LIMITED all the nutriment of wheat and Madera Mining Co .28 .30 Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building Consulting : .. jnlng and Con- v f time deposits. barley, including the invalu- SEEKS TO AVOID CARELESSNESS Materials. Prices low. Housea built 300 Cngels, structing Engineers able mineral elements often Sales: 6.25. on instalment plan. Choice House Bridges. Buildings, Concrete Struo D. H. MacAdam has re- Lota for sale. lacking in ordinary food. Tostmaster tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- sits. quested the Cliamber of Commcrre CITY MILL COMPANY. LTD. tems, Reports and Estimates on Pi Wax-seale- d crisp ready to bring to the attention of the mer- ;. Telephone 2478 P. O. Box 931 Jects. Phone 104a. chants of the city the carelessness Sugar 6.90cts ... V to cat and economical. with which some of the parcel post He wants Henry Wateitouse Reason" packages are mailed. the Trust Co, GOODS AND CURIOS, KIMONOS :bnimpMiy "There's a merchants to cooperate with him in JAPANESE SILK seeing packages reach their des- for that Membtra Honolulu. Stock and Borj AND EMBROIDERIES. tination in the best possible condi- ' v'-- h exchange tion, and this end in view asks Fert and Merchant Streets Grape-Nut- s the chamber to notify the business- Telephone 1201 SAYEGUSA men and shippers to take more care 1120 NUUANU STREET, JUST ABOVE HOTEL Sold by Grocers and . Store in. wrapping and tying up their bun: STARaULLJ-I- N GIYE,S y.x. dies for the parcel posL TODAY'S NEWS TODAY - HONOLULU STAB BULLETIK MOXDAT, SEPTEMBER 24. 1917.

lIlllEErg IIHBHI BbrciyDail Slnifo t'lilr V.P.iC- - At 2:15 o'clock US At HO 'clack- t..,'V:.X f!$vi (HONOLULU AMUSEMENT CENTER) ifZ T ; CENTRAL POWERS

Frivat correspondence allowed 1 . MP Wl. c to pa from the United States to the m. char. na- f A Strsna. Dramatic Story of: the Centra Power. nd from those M 1 tion back to America, hereafter will Wilderness b. censored by W. R. Castle, Jr.,' a Honolulu man. to whose 'department . i ... -- ."THE MEETING" V Our -, of the Ked, Cross this important work 11th Chapter , Girl Rtporttr- as absignd. latei? - rlea, . Oon't fall.to follow thest inter At th request of the department of loor eating atoHes. tatt, tiit Red Cross is taking over 1 "1hef faler"- - - Germany. Turkey THE KING PIN COMEOIAN outdoes himself in this Oent mita It! OONT P0R6ETTWO SHOWS tended for Austria, . and Bulgaria, and persons dcsir'ng to f f.TONIGHT , PICTURE SCHEDULE: . i: inquire regarding the welfare of ,1: t:30 and ':30 friends, or relatives residing in terri- GIRL REPORTER ...... :40 tory belonging to or occupied bv the FLOOR WALKER J. ,.7:C3 Prlcea-- 10, 20, 30 Cents Central Powers should communicate JUNGLE CHILD .7:25 with , the bureau of communication. American Red Cross. Washington, D. Second Show Starts at 8:30 Sharp. COME EARLY FOR GOOD SEATS! C. Proper inquiries will be transmit' Wrigley's is a constant friend ted to Geneva. Switzerland, and from there to. the persons for w hem they to teeth, breath, appetite and are intended.1 The' following points are to be ob- digestion. served by all Inquirers. 1. Letters of inquiry must be ad- dressed to the bureau of communica- - The refreshment and comfort t tion; not to the person concerning long-lastin-g whom inquiry. Is made. of this toothsome, 2. Letters must be concise, since . confection is within the reach -- only the briefest communication can be sent ''gleeping'jrires," a strong 3. They must mention only person- dramatic of everybody. offering from ffce pen of-- , George Mid-dleto- n, al matters, such as communications expressly concerning members written for Pauline the condition of jjtoduced by the Fa- requests simi- Freaericfc'and Its benefits are many riial of the family and for mous PlajirsJTihn Company, is the lar information. feature'of Ci1jg at the Liberty theater - - V- - IN - cost small; That's why it ., 4. Letters-mus- t be legible and and: fcilPcontinue through the early : must be in English. French. Italian part - of the week. "Sleeping Fires-shou- ld used around the world. Noth- Russian. German. Polish, Hungarian, bring out good audiences, as It ing else can place.' Turkish or Greek. is a powerful drama. take its , ). They must include the full name, Unlike the usual feature in which ((Is. occupation sender, Fires" address and of the Miss Frederick is cast, she here ap- v.::' . "Sfepiif i GllCV tt Write WrtrfeyV 1644 and the full name, address, occupation pears as a 'good woman. Not that she Kesncr BuikUngY Chicago i ago of person for whom the , ibad-i- n -ft " and the is usually the pictures but 1 -'- nxinrxr lor the funny Speanaasra v ! Inquiry is destined. that her average role shows ber, well, The Greatest of Human Emotioos, . .,-- Inquiries concerning the same as. Zaza,. Bella Donna, Sapho and in person may not be made oftener than like parts." As Zelma Bryce, in "Sleep "Mother Love," predominates with once ln'six weeks. ing FJi;es"fce.fsr faithful wife and V" Thomas Meighan in the male lead TIME TABLE" The bureau of communication re- mother ,ffee - huaband and father JL Pathe Mtoekly serves the right to refuse to transmit (John Salnpolis) In this instance being 11th Chapter "THE GREAT SECRET" 7:40 P. M. rial ap- TUlain. : Zelma is forced to fight any information or inquiry which the Pathe Weekly News "The World Be- -' a , life and 'death battle for her own 7:55 P.M. pears to be contrary to the national 1 welfare. . ' son, , the .father .teing willing to use fifcrflreckioflij ; fore rYonr .Eyes" : Feature V-- i ::."V. 8:30 P. M. irXr'" Jkv isivV' the Httljs lad as A weapon with which : to!-secu- 10,; 20, 30 Boxes ''sf? ifS'" a divorce in order that he Prices Cents. 50c miy Ms secretary. . . ' wed - 1 s- PHONE 5060. ... t FRENCH LAUNDRY raulrae Frederick is easily the . star of. the . production, although she "had jf exrellent aupnort in Thomas Meigban, one of the - of followers of Para 4 mount pictures and Maury Stewart,- - UNAFFECTED BY - son, ? - youthful actor who appears as the ' -s . being Wiled a The Little Fellow." c- era There is ample opportunity for, Mbs Toniffhtat7:40 21 o5 OIL SHORTAGE Fredejriek 1 demonstrate inthis char- .'VS. acter, her versatility . hd to win for ; 1 her;' stronger, than ever, the title . of TO THE "the,.A8creen's? greatest emotional Scarcity, of. fuel, oil' In Honolulu will actrcss,,.,: . .. ' hayo no . effect: on . the French 'Laund- ry.- feecause , proprietor Abadie at conilderable expense equipped his es tablishment ', .enUrely.- - with. . electric power, this laundry iisjaple to. con DIRECTLY OVEELOOKUIG THE VOLCANO OF - dye- - - its ,of. cleaning and t- r : -- tinue. business ! ing regardless of the' oil' sit- - :. -- clothes KLLAUEA Sim .J- - A New Phdtoplay

: --iSv- ' ' . V.-. ,. - ! Auxiliary and Guild The Woman's . ? , "Andrew's: Cathedral ere ' holding of St hre-th- e mean regular 'meeting of the: sea- . .CCJs-- : initials tv. their first' ingllliiiCbarlierCJjiplm Which announce , ' Ever-popul- son ' to tbe"T Partsli House this after Stellar Roles Portrayed by ar . . ; ment- - shojuld of mam i the T noon. The semi annual .collection of 'jcrowds the Hawaii theater the," JTnited Offering will, be; taken.. tnoth at i COVERS ALL EXPENSES; during the next jcreral days. ; ; ,, is the' latest WILLIAM FARNUM' arid KATHLYN WILLIAMS Steamer, every Wednesday and Saturday unapiaur sjicj?fss .ana - ue isiesc Those who have seer, ft phaplaln and. know the Job of a floor PHces; 10c, 20c, 30c ; ; Reieryed Seats 50c ,lfu...... valuer shbat vbaye :no trouble , is ' . ... - v ; nterlsland Steam Navigation Co imarialog ho funny this lilm .atd. V the Ganeral ,and tJnrvsrs;! "Film V lust Telephonei3937 reaujMs i w iaos. m pre ways to pro aft6P5 , Qiecn Street duce mirtajhan, the? average in dmduai t? ' rMatinees (except Saturdays and woyia.neupyAJPOsajDie. , KoUdljrs) from 1:00 to 4.00 o'tlock. ; C&aalfe-.'CllasIht- s a: good tonic, for en- sex is a people's mirth-make- r. aturday and Holiday Matlneea front the; "Hredibuslness man" and his orclass. 'He : f s. tire family; HHelis "roually as effective - ' -- -- , renmga (two shows) J30 and 1:41 w"itb the .'busiesjmeft- - who : isnot so v. Usually.J a .CQmedy is billed as : an , I . - . - attraction,"; aot bo with Cha p o'clock. ".-- ' - ;' tld.. vr The old tfolks venjoy i . the "added WIETIW 75 CEffi PEIfflIB ICTUR CHANGED comedian end: eo; do the, yoynf; one. tin.' The added attraction at the Ha-wa- il SI : H 10.-- . . : - no. age. 6f';the' early part of the week is w i RHs: Cents,' Chaplin caters to particular i - rne. a strong : ' 't--A- Jungie.cnna, Triangle r- -'' - . l .u;,.-- - V .. feature, - -- - - '. ;.;'- '.. ' - " t-

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1 Aid bacon ho w is m AT BIJOU r,io3ton.cAR. um'3- tempting .. ?;The owner) is assured that. crisp-ove- r the glovinsrcoals ' William Farnum appeared. rn the leading .role- - in - that, famous photo- - nbrmatferwKa drama "The Spoilers'' and he became of. a foe. famous. Since that production he has rent-pri- c 'camp - been one; of . the- prime favorites of Ke his fiiel cost wiliVbe the silent --drama,, and while he has It's toasted -- .tKats wIiat appeared "in. a number of great sue-- unusually- - lowr" cesses. the' greatest of all is easily - The, Spoilers,, edition de 1 luxe, now- being shown, at tlie 'Bijou theater. This is not. an accidental ,nor4 occa t sjonal" result 'Alt is 'the general ex-- - While the original edition was one periencedueto'i the' design ' of 'the flavor.YouirouIcln'tlikeitcaw. of the. biggest attractions ever brought 'car. vita MighL-- 1 strong construction . to Honolulu, ..tne producers felt there pro ' ' ;was carefully calculated to was something lacking and "tried - . mote economy as . well as ; capable . Apply the again:" - In the - second edition there performance. saiiieicitoithe are but. few changes in the cast and these for the. better. Famum still ap .The tire mileage Js unusuaJy high., famousLucSttike diratette pears as Glenister, while Kathlyn Wii: The iiceof the Touring Car or Boad liams has been added, essaying the steT complete"is $835 (fTo.b.' Detroit) role of Cherry Malotte, the dance haVf They have deKcious flavdfe girl who plays such a prominent part in the screen story. if' DODGE BROTHERS, DETROIT. It is likely fnat the fight scene in cause the Burley tolsaw Spoilers' has called for more 4 "The s -- U N G comment than any one scene ever THE VON H AM M TO COLtd. photographed. In the present offering - - DEALERS ; -- . ... ,. - . the fight scene stands out above all . j ... others. Honolulu . Hilo tV The Spoilers" Is on its farewell Toasted tour, the picture rights expiring in the near future and anyone who misses the Bijou during the present week will miss one of the really big things of the camera. ' m a The initiation of candidates will take up most of the time at the meeting of Excelsior Ladge No. I., I. O. O. F, to- morrow evening. ft n Ouararvteed bv .. EjeMi, tf 0pm Sort Eye. Em Tnflamed by 4 I j,-- relieved by Murine. TryttU your byes ana ta Buys fc: UULlLJJUSmrtkf.J-tErtC-f- Kt v

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-- - ram- 4 ' . isMGOsnmps pen OF CLEVER 'TOWNhTALK' EDITOR 3 RILEY H.ALLEN - EDITOR 1917. Theodore F. Bonnet Discusses ment who are still powerful enough MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Si. Old Dobbin's finish to direct tbe spirit of tbe community. Politics, .Commerce and but that when Pinkham was appointed Society of Hawaii governor the office was for the first The VhlsKy Hen's Enlistment "Old Dobbin" is approaching his finish. Before time made independent or mission arj ts. however, thai many years be will have plowed his last furrow, Hawaiian gosiip political, commer- influence. Tbe tact before Plnkham's appointment be was ever-recurrin- g cial are . worea Into an The week-en- d record of drunken rows is an just as in Honolulu the last back plug will have and rtciil employed by Planters Assocla article by- - Theodore Bonnet, editor tbe reminder of tbe results delivered by men pulled his last fare. The gasoline motor tractor tlon and sent to the Philippines to get of tbe Town Talk of San Francisco, plantations ot Hawaii Boudoir city whose business ii the traflc in intoxicat- rill take tbe place of the noble animal on tbe farm. in a recent number of bis publication. labor for the of this as to tbe gov-- Or, if gasoline becomes too scarce and high, then Mr. Bonnet recently visited tbe islands, Whatever the truth ing liquors. and bis impressions are given here- ernor's attitude toward tbe powerful Lamps ; These men have said that they are ready and internal combustion motors using cny sort of cheap with: planters they appear to be somewhat to do everything during tbe period of the grease fuel will serve the same purpose. "Life Is romantic at all times and in uncertain as to bis intention respect Dainty little electric porta- anxious lag the homestead problem. Th United State of America. all seasons; probably mere so in tbe very bles with enameled brass or war to ajsist the Partly on account pf the war, and partly through tropics tban elsewhere. In tbe tropics bomesteadlag of lands has been Every drunken man in the uniform of the United the march of progress making farming a business there is tnucb of tbe freshness of an unsatisfactory since the lands In ivory standi and translucent possession ci States is a demonstration of tbe weakness, insincer- rather than an occupation, tractors are displacing untold fairy story in every fantastic variably fall into, the glass shades handpainted in -- the planters, and ts leu that well-spoke- cloud, much of enchantment of it ut hese n men in the tbe ity or duplicity of horses in. many countries, in some lands indeed not mystery in every exotic shape that na system ot disposing of the lands delicate tints to harmonize with should be improved. Another pressing liquor business. hitherto particularly noteworthy for keeping up ture has taken. On a firing trip into system furniture and hangings. These declaration it tbe tropics, from which I returned the problem is that of the traction When the liquor men made their with the times. which has not thus far yielded any have proven very popular and honorable enlistments, other day, I met romance at every was tnppoted to be like all "Since the beginning of the war,' Consul Wil turn: even at Waikiki beach, famous revenue to tbe people. But all then are moderately priced at $13.50 are questions apart from the real ro till tbe end of the war. liam P. Kent writes from Berne, Swiss peasants in ragtime and lyric for sentimental whom they wpeak adventure, the kind that poets regard ma nee of the islands, which appeal They know that the men for have paid increased attention to American agricul to be destined to grow in importance comes to as the very substance of romance. control all the intoxicating liquor that tural machinery, especially to motor plows. The Even there, I say, because as a mit as a resort of tourists, especially of people with army and navy social con island. - ter of fact. It Is not romance but mat this principal drawlack to the introductio- of niofern nections. Before tbe war Honolulu know 'that when drunken soldier reels terof-fac- t that holds one at Waikiki. icninan They a American agricultural machinery, in Switzerland You stare was a great garrison town, and doubt LIMITED. incapacity Imagination doea the rest greater down the street he is an evidence of their is that few farmers own more than five to ten acres there at tbe Pacific with a wild sur less it will become much after assumption the liquor mise; like, one upon a peak in the war.. Certainly with its colossal or dishonesty. The is that and about five to ten head of cattle; but recently silent drydock be be Platittumsmiths and Jewelers regulation Damn; for many a sad and melan new it will found to that caused this man to violate military the larger peasant associations have of great importance to the navy. The shown an in cboly song to the irritating accompani IN HAWAII SINCE 1SS7 came from some "blind pig" -- terest in such machinery, and thev might act as ment of the tinklelaylee. which you general Impression tn the islands is could control the "blind have groaned at somewhere "in the that our government regards it of the They know that they purchasers of the machines, renting them to the utmost importance that Honolulu desire to assist the United stated," as they say in the islands. pig" business if the farmers." has invested tbe beach with a vague should become tbe Gibraltar of tht States of America during the period of the war sympathy and misunderstanding that Pacific and thus render the Pacific Spain is heard from to the same effect, through Coast secure from attack. By reason give the scene of a well-wor- n theme were equal to the greed for a dollar. Consul of impression the people are in J Wilbur T. Oracey at Seville. He says that You this which should dictate every economy men do and a certain indescribable freshness. even Knowing these facts as the liquor eveYy- - spirited at the prospect of and efficiency in publio service. I considerable interest recently has been aroused in stare at Japs here, there and prevailed the VITAL STATISTICS as we all do, every day brings proof that the liquor where, most onromantic Japs, and greater prosperity than has the husbanding of the taxpayers' the Seville district in the use of tractors for farm of late. They feel that they are no f men are not "playing square." They either are del- maybap you feel tbe sting of a mos money for the uncertain demands that BORN work. longer tor be dependent wholly on the 2-- community, A few years ago, it is stated, machines of Quito, and then you wake up and stare may arise in the near future. ROSE In Wailuku, Maui. Sept. iberate in their intention to trick the sugar plantations; and in truth they .V. that class were unknown in that part of Spain. One sor3 more but not with a wild sur grow We are a long ways from the seat 1917. to Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. plain deficient. Having seen benches on many have one other Industry that Is daughter. or they are just w mise. tag. of the of war, but it a crash comes it will bit Rose, a evi- uupurieu in isid. ana tnree in JUlo. These not a few Atlantic coasts that of the people MEDINA Sept. 20, 1917. either case they have yet to give practical a Pacific and pineapple, for which lately they have us just as hard aa It will the In Honoluln. vIn trial machines were so successful," according to I wts not greatly thrilled at the re- of tbe New England States. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garcia Me- they offered anything but ao empty blufj become indebted to the chemists ank. dence that the of Waikiki. Yet it is not to be dina, of 1333 River street, a son-Fr- consul, 'that. 29 have been imported in the first liance laboratory. Between these two in Like dogs fighting over bone, there they were willing, ready and anxious gainsaid- - abounds in the when they said flye that romance dustries great has become the pros is a continual wrangle over who shall triples. You sense it first on the which or shall not do this or Why this KIILEHUA At the Kalibl Quarantine 10 assist ine oomrjuuriug iuc on perlty ot the Oahu railroad that Sept. 16, 1917. In Great Britain the government, in its food ac ocean 'annroaches thereto, folks plantations accessible to anxious endeavor to prevent the other hospital. Honolulu. shipboard seeming 'to have it in their renders the to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil KiUebua. of tivity In connection with the war, has about 500 tidewater. The owners of this road, fellow spending money for public bet WILS02TB FIGHT FOB PEACE. system. They give manifestations of way, terments? A good citizen Is satisfied the Kalihl Quarantine hospital, a farm tractors in use. These are to farmers moonlight or tne by the have availed themselves rented it ion deck In tbe of tbe services of a crack traffic ex- If the money is spent for the public son.". at a fixed price per acre. Consul X; McCunn doldrums. They yield to it going and Butler, good; he ass so Itch to get bis bands recently from the male J. at of pert from San Francisco. Jack 'A Honolulan. returned Glasgow cominz. To what extent tbe spirit formerly Pacifc, s on the cols. MARRIED says: ""Without doubt there rever was a tropics, one of the Southern In Wailuku, land, relates a, conversation he had with the chair- romance dominates the gentleman who has many friends, in people ot Honolulu have never WILKINSnVATbON time in The 15. 1917. H. WU-kin- s -- the history of Great. Britain when, there may Infer from the circumstance that Maui. Sept. Edgar man of a Democratic state committee, in which this city. Butler's talents have at bad tbe courage, conscience and polit- Watson, was such a demand for motor tractors on romance is discussed even in tbe com' of railroad men a and Mrs. Anna B. Rev. he was much puiziea the farms Honolulu ro- tracted the attention ical virtue to free themselves from B. Dodge, pastor of the this worthv told him that as merclal Club of the all over the country, but he Is under city governing body seemingly is Rowland s at present. After explaining how this is large politics. Yes. there is a ro- that Wailuku Union church, officiating. the attitude that President Wilson-wa- taking mance of contract In Honolulu, and as he has more of a millstone about its neck at ly aue po"tics In tropics- - MARCHAL-BIAR- T In San Francisco, to war stimulus and the fact tiat before the mance even of the become acclimated be Is well satisfied a guiding progres in regard to public affairs. This political gentle- is example the romance oi than band toward 8. 1917. Gustave Marchal of war "the British farmer was not sufficiently en- There for for the present with bis experience! sive methods. Sept astuteness, pro-fr-l "E. governor ot and Miss Lillian man, who should be given credit for Lucius Pinkham,. the of the Pacific." MARCH. San Francisco couraged by landlords territory who, as a private citizen in the Paradise FORWARD of Honolulu. in h at sea where his leader's intentions to extend his cultivated the Honolulu, Sept 22. 17. Blart areas," Mr. McCunn goes on to sav to became a Republic overnight on a trip WILLING-AKIONA- -r In Honolulu. were concerned. He said that he would not be sur that "trior from Honolulu to states' and land. . Sept. 22, 1917. Hesry J.Willinar an 2 exgnt montns ago. no great the LETTERS Police Judge Irivln has committed ' prised in a 'couple of months to hear that Wilson interest was taken in ed, the gubernatorial Job by virtue of Miss K. Aklona, Rev. Samuel K. charged manslaugh Kau-makalp- E. A. Davies, with ili r mecnanical traction, for aricnltnrat nnrnfrwx'' nis umeiy. cnange oi mptcjuuu. Kamaiopill. assistant pastor of peace. WORK, MEN. wit-Incas- was advocating GET TO ter to the circuit court for trial. Davis church, officiating: es this notwithstanding, the fame- - The romance of Governor Pinkham is charged with. having run down and This much for practical politicians. They are as the Fowler plow part play Mrs. Rebecca K. Morck and Interested me because ot the Star-Bulleti- killed a Japanese fish-selle- r, Hamada, cannot from an English factory earned in Hawaii and oth Editor "John A. Kealoha. a rule so unused to plain speech that they ed therein by personalities with whom Sir: The political spectacle, seance, at KaUbL last Thursday. J er augar 1 Citi-- comprehend bej.tnrth. in the state- fields many years ago "but xistine con am aennainted. OUT own' fellow skit or whatever one may wish to can It .that tberj njaj KentfieldJ Eight - candidates for entrance to declaration ditions have? forced such assistance we)f 'into view." tea,1 the Hon Bill Kent of which la unfolding itself In the present ment' Wilson has repeatedly madefhis vrho sponsored be-- -- Mr., and Mrs Sonza lot Bates tfai'monr Jrxlra tia 3. LfO. O. F. will the gentleman the board of supervlaorsof i thls city and who Finajly, Consut street announce UhY: engagement -- degree conferred is fighting foirpeace Anyone has taken Bufus Flewinj iburrfk says wndexlnarshlpping Doara commission is-n- ot of have the iaitiatctr that he f county pleasing to the ? or Olga knows he doing in part .The marked success er from California, la one of Governor comforting conscience of the their daughter to Victor H. Cler on mem ai me meeting oi me won the trouble to read his words that is of tractors in many to the . K - 7 Plnkham's backers.: How Interesting average patriotic citizen; What baa of thele city. j this evening. power to bring such a" condition about. counties .of Scotland especially in : lowland t all in his fih to go far from home and learn of the this board done since July 1st?' The more "Ma iqt ana neighbors we nave That we are at war with Germany Nis no . piowmg otner larm purposes is Just now activities of the tendency to political squabbling, which Argentine republic that the ,iriost notable, feature of the agriculture left behind. Denman's friend, Kent, for so many years has held this city fault than it is the fault of indus- man. from California try. - is not the only at Its mercy, is holding tbe whip band r will ultimately be forced into the same predica- Several American types of 16 to 24 horse- put a .good neaa V the who has In word at as usual, and apparently taking ad ment. One must defend himself agaipit a murderer. power have done satisfactory work and have proved auarters for Governor Pinkham. Frank vantage of the present crisis to no ' ; Pirnc-ham- 's A country must defend its rights. tobe invaluable aids in breaking up the land at a lin K. Lane has busied himself in just as It pleases. A case, apparently, behalf, and will doubtless as of the public be darned. From the very outset President Wilson has had time of serious shortage bf farm labor. They have sist again now that the. governor's come to be regarded tern, drawing to close and his Our country is at war with one of tUSnite aim's in view. In spite of hysterical de as a necessity for agriculture is t most powerful military nations the are very busy. . the refused to make war on Mexico. fow in we luiure." enemies world baa ever produced, no mat- nunciation, he GOVERNOR PINKHAM. and Cottage Not only are pur conditions on In Honolu ter bow sure we are that we ean sub neat see he was right. War promise is a movement ve 'ean that to convince Hawaii that 'There due Germany, there is always an un hands free at the present moment from that env its agricultural industry' may. be lu to separate Pinkham from bis job. mazes a expanded to pro- and front of this movement; certainty about war that easy tarrassment, we have fostered the confidence, pf duce food The head thoughtful nun consider. terms but for its people as well as specialties of it is said. Is S,' C. Huber. the federal This is the psychological moment 5-ro- Latin America into the bargain. They perceived commerce. When the interests of the homesteader district attorney of the islands, who Attractive: bungalow : near Kunana. and - - backing of W. A. Bryan, a when prudence and patriotism call for he was playing square. A : and the small farmer are coordinated, has the streets, now course of construction. Few that r as seems an professor In the College of Hawaii and and demand from our public servants KnalrM in - America can reassure herself. A strong man. is early- probability arising from the present food chairman of the Democratic Centra! as strenuous care and economy In pub hundred dollars down buys it, with easy monthly nis at the helm. We are .going to have peace and It will conservation committee. Now political intrigue in lic affairs as Is given to private af campaign, there is no reason why the Pacific, spiced fairs by the average citizen. which may include , interest. Reference, be good peace when comes. ; We trust Wil tbe Paradise of tbe is ' a it cfa diversified agriculture of the territory should not with tbe very same ingredients that Does the consensus of opinion on River Bank.! ' .V; : son, for that be marked by; the same high standaii of scientific arc employed elsewhere. When the the amount ot work the present board visiting Japanese commission was ef supervisors has done since it took cppliances i which has made the Hawaiian sugar in- about to be given a reception In Ho, office call for hurrahs, and possibly BRING ON THE GOLFERS. yorld-renowne- d. dustry nolulu some months ago tbe tip was a monument in the raturer wot oy a $3000 given out' that It wine were served at jug full. Does any citizen of Hono- -- one moment suppose the Riley Allen's suggestion that .some of the cham- 1 the banquet a complaint would be lulu for that vFrance aska the United States to allow her 100,- - sent to Washington because of the endless controversy over who is golns Phone 3477 for particulars. pion golfers of the country be asked to come to Ho- of tbe smoke at the city OOOtonsof sugar next month. This is to military officers Invited. Thus was to be foreman nolulu dui?ng the wintV Carnival beason is one equal Pinkham to be caught napping, and garbage Incinerator, or some equally ahould stir the golfers of the Corntry Club to nearly one-fift- h of the annual export sugar crop of be called off the wine. When he made unimportant appointment is dictated that Hawaii, which in 1916 was 5S0,000 a speech to a company of Boy Scouts by any unselfish effort for the public - - - tons. Last year action. V ;. ,; somebody perceived that his senti- good? To what end are the endless tte-best.ten- Hawaii imported from the United States an molasses pro-Germ- delays to ap If we can assemble in Honolulu nii ments were and be was obstructions and tbe to -- the value of $12,593, refined sugar Valued at taken to task by Lorrin A. Thurston pointment of a much-neede- d city and men of the country and also set the pace for th county , $35,298 and confectionery at 1170,463, a total of proprietor ot the . Commercial Adver engineer? What about other swjmmng men and women of the werld;,tbe" User, the same Thurston who served public work, jobs too numerous to ' $23S,354. Mr. Hoover asks the people of the United (?) RICHARD H. TREXT, PRES. good reason to beiieve that this 'golfcrV paradise as Minister to tbe Provisional Govern- mention, our beautiful streets that I. H. BEADLE, SECT. CHAS. G. BEISER, TREAS. one-thir- d being up possibly JU ma?3 center of winter tournaments States to reduce by their consumption of ment in tbe days ot Grover Cleveland. are held because could be the From one group of partisans one one supervisor don't exactly catch on p sugar so that France may have what she wants. that would possess all the advantages of champion-thi- learns that Pinkham stands in with to what the other one is trying to put Counting the domestic sugar consumed here, Ha- contests in other sports. :l k i tbe Big Five, the most powerful of the over? waii's consumption is perhaps around half a million sugar planters who are prospering as Public shoutings, furnishing the distinguished dollars' worth, so that this 'territory, to do share, never before. The Big Five are Alex band to welcome visit Honolulu is just beginning to realize that, it baa its ander Baldwin. Castle & Cooke, ors; building pares, wnen every iront something to do in providing vhe sinewa for this ought to sacrifice its sweet tooth to the amount of Brewer Co., H. Hackfeld and T. II. yard in Honolulu is a park itself, has 1166,666. Davies. From Pinkham a friends one a tendency to instil In a gaplpg crowd Henry Vaterhowe Trust Co., Ltd. war. The Eed Cross drive and the widening inter- earns that the big sugar plantations a due idea of their importance and est In his particular branch of the service is a splen- are in the main controlled by the de- patriotism. But bow about the real, did proof that willing workers are discovering how Though the city treasury may be empty, it seems scendants of the old missionary ele earnest and unselfish consideration t they can help. Keep the date in mind and be sure reasonable that sufficient credit could be secured - money your pocket. ; ? source to haTe the in from some to obtain the rock and the men Sub-divisio- ' " Have you bur new n? sssssesaassssssES necessary to fill some of the holes in the main high- itea With a murder about every other day aoaie where ways. One or two holes in the road on the town SPRS0KEL8 TRACT, 3RD SERIES in Hawaii and murder trials, exclusive of grand side of fort Shatter have probably done more dam- Street taking an average age to vehicles could be by Makiki. ... jury- - investigations, of Un days than equaled tbe expense New rpidj, tideway lurting, water, sewer and is heavily handicapped even with six of ten men working on that particular strip for six each, Justice eTas. circuit courts in the territory. T i ' months. Home - select a lot with growing trees and build debaing what Car- Tw can' While Hotolulu is kind of a . The kaiser indicates that he is willing to give up February, A comfortable, well situated, four bedroom home on a home in one of the best residential sections in Ho- nival is to be held in therejs no doubt Belgium if he can be sure of the return of his colo King Alcohol hold- Makik street, with sleeping porch, surrounded by valua- nolulu. about the kiud of Carnival is nies, seems to forget that being the most des- lie ble trees in bearing. Large well kept lot of 76x350 ing all the time. Its events are crowding the news pised man on earth he will be entitled to nothing fruit Only two blocks columns of the daily papers. and his own countrymen will one day seek to blot feet from Punahou or Beretania car Hake an appointment to see these lots. We will ' WTjame from history, because of the" awful fate to lines. Garage and servants quarters. finance a hduse for you. . : you decided whether you have" done any. Have which he has brought them. Price $6850.00.- - thing to help win this war. ' It is tine te begin ac- : somewhere along your line of Irdng. :;y.- - tion China offers 24,000 men as her first contingent to fight for universal freedom, which is not many out The Unspeakable Turk has fouad a worthy friend Co., Ltd. competitor that will speedily of half a billion people yet enough to show her Guardian Trust Henry Vaterhouse Trwt Co., Ltd. and associate if not a colors. : Real Agents outstrip him in the Diabolical Hun. : . KAL ESTATE DEPT. CsUte and Merchant TeL 3688 SUngenwtld Bldg. Corner Tort Streets Billy Sunday says that Uncle Sam needs pinch--! Best thing for Sweden is to climb on the liberty P.O. Box 348 Telephone 5701 band wagon i. ! hitters right now. and Billy is about right STAK-BGaJST- BV&VCrfu W MOTOAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 13X7. SEVEN.

The Bluoh of Shame

brought a blufh of shame to the children. We live in the best country on IT of half-a-doz- en folks who over- God's earth, and common gratitude ought heard it: to make us willing to sacrifice something 'Let the missionaries do it. for her in this hourof her trial. The fellow who is willing to let somebody else It was a well-dresse- d clerk that spoke. do it all while he and his family enjoy the He draws a salary of something like two benefits without cost is little less than a traitor, and hundred dollars a month, and has a family I know you are nothing like that, v While hundreds of thousands of our fellow are not only giving of wife and two children. Amongst his citizen? a up their businesses and their lioiniesi b u t a c tu a 1 1 y customers are scores of the best people of offering their lives in sacrificefref ore ; the enemies' Honolulu, most of them belonging to the guns, surely those of us who stay;a t home ought to of our means. We don't: have a super so-call- ed "missionary" class. contribute abundance in our home, but wife stadjl: have decided His companion was a plainly dressed to economize in every possible ,waV, and we are go Gross is ing to take one dollar memberishiiis in the Red mechanic, belonging to what common- for every member of our family including the baby, ly called, for some inexplicable reason, the and then we are going to make a monthly contribu- "working class." He earns probably five tion of ten dollars, and more if jposible." dollars a day when he works, and has a John was looking serious. The car stopped at a wife arid five children to support. corner and the two maining passengers exchanged ninfds of approval of A pained look came over tne mecnanic s what mechanic hod'said, : m nro thanne'of face. He had asked his friend to sub" them who knew John personally registered the hope scribe to the American Red Gross fund, that he would be a manand riot a slacker. And I believe he will not disappoint them and was plainly disappo 1 nted at the answer lie got. He hesitated a moment, rRichard H.Trent ' - ' , tYK : .; - ' arid then spoke very slowly and deliber-- ' '"I aitely but very earnestly Look here,John,youou:gntcooeasnamea of yourself v This war is not being fought for the 'missionaries' or any one class of

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EIGHT . s. H0N0LIIi:iJSTAB.BIXLIXnK,;MOXDAY SEPTEMBER 24. 1917.

; ' 25Ui KIRIIJTRV; mUOPMiM ;r JAPANESE TAKE f- r- FOOD' FOR' FANS' ' IKSTHli) F00T0ALL SCHEDULES Are thefans eelng 'te support Ath- letic parkf ' SUFFER RELO ARTILLERY AT HJIU Jt Dees Athletic park deserve the sup- EFFECTS OF UAH BRIEF SIESTA AT port ef the fans? WD Fjor tw 'Weeks now nothing mere than a spattering 'ef baseball enthusi- Crew-Appears'Again- Many Army-ANa- vy Wrecking st Team to 'Traditional Games Including Another ,ch'oTie!d asts have attended the gamea at: this PACIFIC YaleHarvarrJ and '.Win. By Overwhelming Score oM 2 to 1 Fleetwood Starts ATHLETIE PARK end of. the. town... Gats receipts Were SERIES Contests are Given Up Following they Enlistment of ner enough. ie pay. for the upkeep ef in Rally for losers in Ninth Frame When Run Was Scored the park alone. Stars the Service of the Government game . played park ' Th eee. at that 12,.th Field Artillery 1. two teases , nHh; .Uf possibility that Row, pt Orientals: in Negligee yesterday-afternoo- n :was worth vie w-tn- Chiheser-Brave- s Contest - is football will be played in most of the colleges In tbe country Wreckers game? ALTHOUGH tap SVrecktrs are .ven, stronger, for but wha about the first - Postponed; Healani Gives of the traditional games of tbe East, among them beiag f : Occupy; GrantrstDo; to ex- Tale-Harvar-d Army-Nav- y .Rallying in the; last' of the ' ninth tby .were playing easy bail during , Dees the. management of the park and the games, have been completely -- ; McKinley given hen Fleetwood, batUse for Ouddle-on- . gooa part pi toe game. fitness .Game: pect to draw a crowd when a. game is Game to up, and the prospects for inter college series are very poor. 7 A " ' a, schedlfled ;1:30 o'cleck and none is only-bi-g knocked the bell in a clean drive The summary follows: . .. J 4Vm , for me game of the season is .draining the schools of their sports ; 'STANDING -- over second for the' third bit far. tbe - .TW E NTY? F I FTH INFANTRY. ..Before a grand stapd that .was .oc played, untll about 3? PACIFIC LEAGUE scheduled, to be played Thanksgiving men. . - Won Lost Tct. ! team. Ukins .followed with" another 16 R H8BPO A E cupied ry ; a row or Japanese iaos, "The fans aay that. they will attend uay at Philadelphia. when Pennsyl- College Hard Hit 1 ; 1 0 given gamea.' .800 bit, the. fourth,, and Mulbcrn. "brought Hawkins lb, ..I 2 2 It wb6 aooeared1 to be ott for their Sun' whenthey are good The Hawaiis vania and Cornell' battle for supre- Captain Heinle Miller and Howard 1 of park aay they . "A Penu-Cornc- on a sacrifice, py, Smith. .'2 day: afternoon sjesta; bj them management the that Braves macy. The ll garoea Berry only tbe first batter, la -- I' 20 lorne. ,"4 .667 date are the two veterans who ' Artillery . saved" Itself RqgaV-'- 5 0 1 0 bad" not taken the trouble to put on Wil Ineure 'the .fans of good gamea r'flipinos back for more 20 years, tbe 9tb Field i ' .600 than and the will report for practise at Penn. Mil- ,0 7 0 tb when' they,'attend. ; Asahis old-tim- from an absolute outclasslficaUon 4n Johnson c. ...,-.- 4 1(2 bis shoes. afew . dead .beads ;in. announcement tbat 'these, e ler tried to enlist thre times, but was '. 0 0 - ' fifty A What's thing JtcKinley .600 the second game at' Mo ill ill park yes- Swlnton. e'.'.yt 0 0 boxes and a pattering of about the. matter .with the' rivals would not give up the big event rejected because of defective eye- -- - .3: j- -f 1 0 i 0 0 ESbrt Bugex anyway? Why net settle it ence and Chinese terday afternoon, '.''Av V GqlUb, rf. .W...V-- 0. fang In the bleaihers.tbe because of the war is the one bright sight Berry hs been playing, .base- 3 1 rCo-.C- , 1 .200 -- Moore, Jb. . A ; I zna for, all?, A St.: Louis. Weterbouse pitching - 4.11 giants won from. infanir, '.;.- - :' . spot on the dall horizon of fall spoiL ball all summer with a bush league With "Chief? : 1- - 1 .I6w ? 0 0 game.; Yale-Harva- rd ball, 53tn Infantry Craften. ''itS 4 4 0 ? 2 in 'the first and only played at Hcalanis Tbe . game has 'beeu In Mersey. wonderful :the, 4-- 1 . V - 0 2 yesteruay, auernoop. Yale-Princeto- n bad the Titfe'Vi? it- lV 3r .thletlc f.parV cancelled, as. have the; Neither Cornell nor Brown . Wreckers an 'easy time wtb 4-t- J . games ha,ajrA WaterbojJse,p.."i(.5":l 2 : I Filipinos won, the only Princeton-Dartmout- h other team .from lScbof ieldl Too easy IrO Thi score .was 6ito 4. ;MAWBLMGUE,RESUtTS The and events.: Tha Idea as to who wqi report when the played , Pacific league series they'begah-t- o stream '. The Isehedujed i gam between- - the - I in the. stellar .attraction of the football sea- call Is made. Colgate has been hit for tbe fans, for -- YESTERDAY : d . 12 18 5 27 11 2 week-en- by defeating the Yale-Harva- "Total . .1 . At42 and Marines, oth of a over the son, next to the rd game. harder than any of colleges out of the grandstand as early .as tbe Submarines the' 3 to 2 ok Sat- the other r : NINTH FIELD ARTIL1.ERY. up Hawaiis by the score of has always Army-Nav- y strug- Inning and bad ; nearly left whom were suppose to come frm -- been the for besides losing her coach, Ellery sixth air .NATIONAL LEAGUE a(ternoon-a- t MollH-- s Although - played and no urday gle. This, event, of when; the 9tb Artillery came back with ' Pearl Hlrbor:was rspt vic- has 'course been Huntington, she has loet every single O , ; 0 0 r Won Lost Pet. place, y. MitlM.c rt" .. 4 0 0 glvis-fp- they are stUl. in third their wiped 1916-varsit- to, off slate,. as majority , one redeemjng'run. . w one around bad any reason XerK-A;- 51" . -- the the of man of her Jt , ; 0- Kew. . ,644 . makes DuadieWvtt. 0 2' l.'O tea,fns appear. tory , 'oyer1 the ieadihg teata the big stars have been called colleges v Moore opeqed. the game . for; the o ihV fatyireLoX two; to f.0' .577 to Two have cancelled their .V l-- 1 .82 of the Moore.' 0 0 a - t9 come! PhiJadiU.:., tliem appear possible winners active military service. The ruling ' by twirling the kind of ball off They- iust didn't fetC - 80 67 .5 4 - freshman that freshmen cannot play losers V 0 0 0 0 0 touts A'. Av - Veneman, cf. . . i seriesA t government -- which tbe Wreckers were, able, to i one; soldier fan,and .others; Quie 72 .54 teams of tbe two academ varsity football. These colleges are of : 0 1 r CincInpaU'!.A.. i Braves nor;the Chinese six runs. Ukins "did not - do tllM'.'cf-.- U: agreed1 ;wtas.r probably fthe Neither the ies, however, will stage a series of In Dartmouth and Syracuse, whose teams score Mulhern, 0 :0 0 6' 0 that' tis Chicago .A A., 72 i .484 appeared the first scheduled game ! five Innings lb. , , - for, formal games. The ."plebe" classes at have been almost depleted by the call much better .In the last 0 2; ontyreasenioei;e vh. Brjpk!.vn A".. 64 74 .463 on Saturday after- i - . 3.3e - at vMoUiill' Park both, wben,he was In' the 'place that Moore 6ieuWe.'?5.'. 4 3i 1,0 Oamei Not: Bad : Y . v 78 .451 schools have' been doubled, and )t to serviceA First 'year ma at botn zitUBi'tt.-?v.;A4:.o- : i2 Boston A. .64 It-ws- postponed.to same time - occupied,', be alidwd:iO l'.O .00 in: snite tot the smaU T attendance, noon so s Is' expected that much good - timber these institutions will be allowed to formerly for : J ,48 98. - Jobns.-ah5-A- 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 - PiUslmrgt:;A3 in the future. The Heelanls did not ' game, the wo soj- Sun-dayA- wiil.be found in them. Olyphant. tbe play on the team. - . bits andmore.runs. i - tbA paye4 beeep game, on lt first f ; Schultf; ei;viV'3- 0 0 V0 show up for the first West .Point still at'the military Columbia. New. jYork University. ' was pau.j? jotj vujm - -- staris Regan Seme , ' 0 a.ieanjs aei AMERICAN LEAGUE JIcKinley Hits ' Fleetwoed 1 1 0 0 0 was forfeited to the : ifi!'r. 1 company, ' " academy. . v Rutgers, . and - netted nine nitsapa o iour. 3 Stevens Fordbam will The Wreckers were- batting strong v r i Won Lost Pqt. team. ; Among big However . the latter 'teamade a: tot si the college games to be place men on the field. Columbia and . J:tT&fivtSiii;4-.io;?7;- . 97 - yesterday yesterday; and .gathered ,totai;of .17 Th'ese-eoupJetfwUh- r Chicago 51 .656 Enough men were handy .3 of 1 1 errors th staged this .fall, are the Dartmouth-Pen- a New . Yore University have both lost t -- , rnade : ,a - : 01 .596 team, to play - .bJts.Rogan no..leas than , Hits td rvnt Innings: sealed;. their Boston A fM afternoon to make a lull game at Boston, the ; Colgate-Brow-n, their Williams e bits of the Ruger giants Illlv varsities. and f - 0:07-1- &2 McKtnleys-wb- were pres- Khhi and 1 4 2 $2 .57? g .hits 25th: lofaiitry.. 0 Z.2 0.2 Clefland against the game, and the Syracuse-Pitts-bur- Amhurst have both lost heavily, aad one-one-bas- e JRis bitting ;was. ail O J.7 petrwt 74 .72' .567 ent j In force, and this picked team game. -- ; htl hBase' bits ?.T1 i2'3'5'l'3'l summary, follows , ; . V unless the new students can show ex- w The ; Washington :." . . : . .V 67 "74 .4 10 in a dope. when, it counted, fqr a lot, and 9t O v u u;i . ' played' and 'defeateo the latter Field Alt. vow ; When the call to arms was flashed ceptional ability, the traditional A-- j 0 F4DRTRUGER j ..' 78 .438 each time be scored himself' iBafee'hits. 2 .0 0;0 0 0 ..AA... '66 fairly good game. . across game - ;:,V ' ; "ABKrHSB-FQAi- : NeiYork the country,' the football men will not bu 13 , - r 4 0 tue ' 55 92 for 1 . sfslngle by ' Fleetwood batted for Duddleson in St Louis ...... 374 ; Thevfinal score was to - : The home run followed 5 0 07 were the first to respond, and in some staged. ; y lvO ..-.- 91 . .359 were played. The ' Smith In the seventh inning. It was thVnlntlw . . '. PrHorlb. Philadelphia' .;5l seven innings whleh of. the colleges. the entire gTidirou only Eastern colleges who ; StiBwIl.-iSbj?.- s 01'" the 2oth The ara a long drive over the left field . fence Summary; iHome' runs,' Jobnsop, 4;i 36 game was called. off to allow squads were depleted. Since the be- really .going ahead, to any extent -- 3 for IganVc'-three.btse- rav.ls,Vss .'. ... 1 :.T4'o2 h an early r hJts; rRogap 2, SCORES InfAntry-9t- Artillery contest war,-whol- e and brought both' (be man'' on base 13 3 sSATURpAy'S ginning of 'platoons of the coming season are Wcaleyan, infantry)-- ; by Pitch- Jo6ispp.v2 ,2.1. . $ Av and the batter across the platter: Ioore;i 25th: ! ;h.t .4 49 NatiofULague A v , start, w . , athletes enlisted, in. tbe array . and Trinity. Tufts and the Maine col f c . i 4 A games all. - Wreck- er, Moore Goliahndoubje plays. Brlntaail.' Oil 0a50 i'At"ChicaroJ-?PhiIadelDhi- a 2 Chi-- Tje summaries for the two navy, ; Throughout, the contest the by 0 0 0 1 0 0 and the ambulance corps is stil.' leges. . . out- Hawkins; balls off Doance, cf ,.;5 1 follow:- - - ers completely outplayed and' Smith to baseson - o.-- o csgo' l:; Philadelphia 4. Chicago Ainier.' n ' ;5;.o.i' o;o HAWAIIS J : their" . opponents from vScbc Moore KWkftsO.'off'Waterljeuse.t; Loyls St. Louis 0. Boston ' classed vAtiSt. ' 1 A : wbQo by Moore Ukto" . A ABRBHSBPO field.-- The Utter, not up ia'the struck'put .'A-.- 0;.' (called' in v15th inning.) : . 1 0 COJVNIBEAR Tilly.'p -- I';. r JO . g. 4 0 1 VMS ONE OF BEST s4r, dl4 not have the sUustioij in hand Wlrh'eapft .;v.1Jd pitch. loore 4; 10 Atl;PUtsbutg-iirNe- w York ;2J Pitts-bur- AhlSam. cf. .... CREJ7 -- : v v - 0 - 1; umpires, Henry Bratcher, jr .....zvu 0 I very ranch of the time.". ; bat ed ball.' Schultz y IjiPlttaburgtl NewYork .".' Mahaulur c. .. A..4- v 3.--0 0 scorch oT' 12 to 1 .' truly WaTkerBd JimvAylett; time ga ' AtCipclnnau-rCincinnau-- 4. Smith, 3b .0 rhm final K Totals Vi'AUm -- 6 10' 6 . Broo ; ; U9 'ill p 4 0 1 '2 the 're'lat'ifeUMMy. of the lyn r n ... ; . White, If. measures COMPANY C 4 X League' Sterling,1 p. lf.... 4, 1 1 COACHES Ar.IEflICA EVER PRODUCED r ;AB'K'HSBPOA B American, Kalua,rf. '4' 0 3 1 k-- . -- V. J 4; Chicago Rebb. .:;4 'l 'rjo ?z o.t;i .!. Cabral. ss...... 4' 0 0 2 .'jr : : o - ' petrolfc-Whshln- gton t .2- 4 ,At ;4. Detroit Palea," lb...... 3 1 1 1' -- - 0 i '' . 0 0 : Coach 'Connibear, ' whose Hf Uerbaulh2bASf 00 211 o;iit - Spencer, 2b...... 3, .brilliant achieved his national reputation. Row KOSSXCf-S- S -- - O O w - r AtPbiladelphla Cleveland 3,;PbiIa- i 4 A career, in, the athletic world' has 're- lng has evidently, been his strong suit 1 delphbWO,' 2, PhtladelphU 1 Hkadc' 061-- icrereland , 8 1 24 12 , AiACMlO. ' Totals from the start. ?l " T - " - cently come to an' untimely end, was Hafell.';ef-r- f ?::.-.3- . ! 11 010 1. f v' i FILIPINOS. ' His crews' were ever. in perfect con U 11V-V7.- AtiNew Yorr-St- .i Louis :3,.;.New " A E one of the most successful -- molders ot - .ABRBHSBPO ditlon and had' beautiful form. - The I ;3 sC" Louis 3, New York 0.- 0 0 rowing crews 'America has 'produced. way always marveled J?er.rbVAT4o iCoi 33 o Yorkr Cruzrf. 00 latter rather at Dutfy.sp : 3 1 o; ot o; 2 1 0 2 2 He 'was the Courtney.' of : West by, rivals because be was not an old Batong.2b.' " .the - 0 f : -- -- ; 1 v 0 0 0 7 0 'l . YESTE.RDAVSrSCORES i -- 1 Do-bl- e, Baxter,- effrf ,0 .'-.- ? 1 0 Under., guidance 4 Tamarra, cf... I his the oarsmen; of oarsman blmselL Connibear. like . At St'ljonis St. Louis. 11, Boston MarciaL 1 1 0 Washington - university won 'victory the - -- other famous Washington A 4 ;r4'2;27-1- 2 ss3b.. VtTptala V. .3A o iiirsc gaqiej; 01. iouib 11, ouawu Lopes, c...... '- - 0 0 6 after' victory and, try as Stanford auvl coach, was of the sliest, tHita and'nms byinnings: r.r.:jr 7,(9econd game.) 0 0 6 California did, they ' could neyer secret breed. He hated reporters to o Planas, 6B.,...... Fort KugerAT. A'2;2oyO 1 00 l At Cincinnati Brooklyn , Cincin- Gareia, If. 1 o: .0 achieve. an equality with tbe. men of try. and see his'men at work and If - BaaehltaT.:-:.r:- l 1-- ' ; . .. 9 'game) ; Cinclmjati 8, 0 10 - 0:111 ltl nati 2. (first c Biney, lb. AA.. 4k 0j the North. All admitted, friends and they actually got into the Washington game, .1 FrankTCaluaifc manager .of the Ha- o';o o; 2 .io. 0--4 0 . Ro?an "made'an error ia the at Cmp4nyc.,r.r.; oj 2o: BroolynNO (second . game-).- ; Lani, p. - 4 0 0 0 foes alike, that the reason for the launch by hook or crook. It way ;rejfeived rom . 1 1 1 0--r4 - Mdmill whlch'as; needless, iails. a communicitloi BaSehfts 's'.'.Vi A t 1 0 1 0 0 1 1. CBJcagor-Fhiiaaeip- nia i, uni- invincibility - of Washington . was crally found was apmetfcijs wjjjch J AU , that there fancy, catch JyRg'JlSoJn the writer . Suinwary-TSacriflce- btt, Tilly 11, T 1 27 16 1 chiefly "Foxy" Connibear. He trled to make ofe Hllo'o :f W cago,i l'.Ufrstganie) ;,PhUadelphIa Totals A A.. ...23 3 3 mysterious the matter with the boat . the-wembe- rs: of ,tbe Hito long fly: to center field' aid thebaU stttednthat Chicago A "(second game.) by innings: Connibear " first 'commenced ? his gear and no serious practfse took a-- - Hits and runs t.rJt4K-ta- ff' so. sure' ol vic- 1 ': slipped- - 'Hvj 'VKt-- ii--'t WF bases'bn balls," of Tttly3;'ot.l)uIfy,l: Hawaiis ...... 0.0.0 0 0,0 0 12 career as a coach for; professional places He was, however, a good sports- 1 2- cki,by Tllly 5by. Puffyv3:wild A'-.V.- 00-- 2 0 1 2 cyclists. Curiously - enough, : itruck COAST: LEAGUE. Basehlts -8 Frank man In the rate itself and. would aK j so 'wild. In tbe iBWi ef the; vtctory 'in .'type, sonle pltcbes;VDufIy,'.Tilly : passed,; balls, i 0 0 If Sterling bad not been A v ;Won. Lost X Pet Filipinos A 0, 0 0 0 0 Foster, the' successful' mentor, of the ways give his rivals a fair show aad f- - game,. .1 taQ. v 3 club.1 the game :$eiw0ea thet Filipinos aid Brintnailv2 ; .time San t Francisco: . .1.. 98- - 79 .554 KBasebits . ..A2 1 0 00 0 0, 0 athletes of the' Olmpic began all possible credit If they 'won H tbevHawaiirsonrS'turdayr;beimJgat . r. . 83 ,77 .835 : Summary-r-S- at bat, 3, runs, 3 .hits bis .work; as a . tea.cb.er of .athletes in was convinced that, rowing ought to be Salt.Lake'.AAA r r -- twp-bas- e Los-Angele- , same . -- have saved his' team a'dejeat. s?. :. . 82 .529 bff rSterling' in 6 ipnings; the sphere. Connibear then a greater sport than it Is on tho ' iwBUnue' to play as .92 THr -- "" Filtpinfi i bit the Portland ...... 82 83 .497 bitsAKalua u sacrifice fly, Lopes ; hit went to Chicago' and there met with Coast and in his last Interview witli past two.'weeks, '- Plan-a- s. The . Filipino team - is ; enthusiastic they hairei tori tbe - 93 .472 Sterling. Tamara, great success as' a track coach. But the ,San Bulletin expressed f Oakland i A i ,83 byrpitcher, by, Francisco - ; theyv may "win league riot Wasblng-to- q about its , trip to, the Orient , aC'is the.' Pclfjcy Vernon A . A A . : A.V73 103 .415 QarclaA by:White. Garcia; bases it.was untir he reached sr hope i that, an , Eastern university took,?' - . preparing to make a toodlsbowingJ; on ballsff .Sterling Whitev2,.otf and "... to rowing- that he crew "would soon come but here. - . - Jvx 'a - -- outA by - Stirling .0, ; ;IO.-- "' HUB nyvn s u: Iti., Lani. 0;. 'struck i4id''HbeuexpecVedc5 Th ate eitcUlne 'games going "on irneic ' - LFleetwpod HAS WEEK 0F; g Sunday, In- ? 4 by Lani 4;. wild pitches, by - Sunday to wands the Coast White -- mov- Makiki emy . -- - - Sunday when: be started thlnga at tie Xlfo leaguprV.v vjj - Sterling; passed- balls, .lahauju,' 11; whatever pther ' fVv, lng with tljat the' last' inning; Portland-wo- n Aylett; time hitin. . v 5, lost 0; uatiana umpires, Jackson and J: ; . CnJ, vAbout Friday of - ArtUlary teatftey'can - The comback that .the Ninth . . 50 .mlnutes. wbn'iO," lost5. j, . of gime,l hour . mdeMn;that lining '.was ito;. their every wees, we, racuc 2, 2; Sunday's '.game: a Lbs: Angeles won lost Vernon B A..M , -; r '': Ifpge ream xnrougjj;.iaejir-ftijllctl- ' . . A: .; ..V- - . M'KtWLEYv credit.. NXA florae they wOn'2,,.lopt2. ," '. VVj IS ' 'and itVeIdem aUathat 4, VSalt ABRBHSBPO A E .t i San Francisco :won lostl; get-ja-gamt- . . - . The-tt010- . r ' 1 Have them adjusted A.-.;- 2 free of charge by the A'r 1' ofr.the-- f 1 - 3 0 0 ' 'IoiIlU - n won . , Kong,.ss.-ib- f .2 ' ' ' "" - Lake ;l,Most " A'.-:"A;-- ' park stated this mortflng' that a- meet- - , : . - 3 0 1 0 2 0 j - , VYentlp Saturday's -- Scores Stlekqey, cf. ing will be beld.'soon' to rearrajtge tbe V'Aa eaons tie present liTles .of the Coajs 5,. Oakland Tsukiyama'P. 2i 0 0 0 1 many league .tover.. thel manage At Portland Portland Paetflc' is b. - ,the Pacific Ieagye" series. So Kuranov lb.-2- 3 0 0 7 0 Vm iftV nofitobned durlnc the ment mfr mark off .a gridironionM Angeles Vernon 1, Susukl, c, 3 0 2 3 bn lUJti-'p- in , HistoryJfor. Games At Ios Los. An f tor prof essloual 1 ' " v past month; tbat.the origipirplans are fir nJ f geles :0v(flrst -- game) ; rv:ernon 3 1,0 Girdrer.Sb...... 3 0 1 1148 Fort Street 7' ; ) A BUhdeU Bld A : - ; ' " 6 , team v"- ::, ; 0 0 1 cpnslderabry; : AThe-Coll- game;, Roo ? 0' ." eg e pMlawail football team Angeies tsocona caijea .on a ' 3 0 0 0 1 a ; floaoInlbT.' H. 'v''A-- f spent elMtwek.,in;intt a;accoynt5J0fdarkneB8 Chung :T ; AGE - PACIFCS ARE;TWCE,: r U Ett 0 F 0 RAFT TO v i ng. Crawford At- San . Francisco San Francisco Chang 2 0 0 0 0 ; Coaches tWeBeLand :WINNERS 9N: SUHDAY areglvfqg theiri attention'. toVx'erclses 2Agalt:Ukewi: , - 0 5 1 17 6- - 1 '.u-;- i rwill,iteughei rJipV the. rjrlatlTeJy Sunday's S$erea , Totah5' :Tw.24; r.. ?.:?" that i - -- 2, .HEALANIS. ' ' ; - for : speedy and aggressive San Francisco Lake eaa Playing:' good lof bfafbafU .iTJiyeung. Christian ..Asepcl- iifBtLljpe, Ar ' r salt n3 bfnd Hes 1 - HaHI.-Sb- . 1 ifrohv-Kalpsuk- -- Francjsco 0 (Hrst gatoe); . San Fran- 1' : r. by playng; '4&.-k 11 a ' 'Pacifies won an w r''.s 1- - the awa!Jja;5t;g. eofi Bre.ue; 1 . (second game.) - Diehl,'2b.A ' score of 10 toit'yesterday mornlrifc yQunginen; of draft Ugo through-it- s tin' laying, .down pla'ns for; thel open- ci$coc4.,,alt Lake' 2.1 the LosAAnge!es vernpn An- - Sfcllree, lb. 9 o 0 12 1 0 ''.- -i by score of 11 open I lag. gjme ;wjth";PuBahou,': the greatest cAt and from Kaneohe" the senior. ifytnn8lum glasses which 0 0 -- 0 ' confiaerea-is.tne.amer-en- ce S. :game) Los Angeles 1, Nelson, p. . Superior toe gejes (first l to" 7 yesterday afternoon: tltorMto .0 0 2 FOR DIG - two Vernon 0? (second 'game.) Cabral,' ss... hitting won the games for.the Pacifies A Dasca eviMfteelnni' f n4 Mirnf I Jn "be vejghts:ef tbe teams. ..3 IlSlISS "At portland-rOikla- nd 8,' " , , 3 0 2 3 casesj; ThV.backfleldj.of - the college is itbe ; Portland Lee.' c. . . .. '..i systematic Oat-fend- Inboth wlllcH4uct class work on I Hr 'nm,1 ; f 3 PortUnH ? Hughes. IfA .. 2 0 0 0 .team-wje- re only "section practically . beea On the Kaneohe.: Fianas, that.has' - Ku ' t, ': - 0 0 0 ' Botbng.' Bonny and.Bennyi all of whom derted on,-andfi- .of Lcourse, ,is light (secpnd;gamo.) x BuspnelLrf. na'past seven, Degjnning loaigau iue games . ; r. 3 1 0 1 -- Kong, cf.; known stars.-- Howeven they ,Tne 'i9llowlnff are the for to are'well gym'naVum will be open; for:'te' men morrow: v were unable to overcome the Pacifies. rejercise: on' The college lin, Judging from'present e to follow, individual 4 4 the-gam- .Lake : n "The. summary of between other, material, willJbe veryflight anjd:ugder Salt . at Oakland. Totals it ' times only San ? Francisco at -- Los Angeles. , Hits and runs by innings: two local teams, follows: : tfcejre r?gular'classes:on yiese circumstances: the course the when; afe no ' ' 0 0 0, 0 0 j open to tne coacnes, is ; a system .J VernOn : at Portland. M cKinley ,'.'...... -.0.- 00 Promoting Big Things i ;-, In JKAIMUKIS -- 0 0 ' j ; Basehitv . .". . 1 1,1 2 A speedy, and tireless attack, This will 05 E ' "THe'buf iness and bfflce .men's class-es-; perfect pass HealaniA ...o 0 o o 4 0 x 4 O be possible with Brash's MEREDITH ? RETIRES; 4 0 0 0 this-after-nop- u 4 is MFTeltas, rf - , 1 0 0 3 0 x it necessary to -- 11 - bgin rtheir fair season great Basehlts make 0- ing, and- with number ot . ...V..0 3 1 0 t er-ereU- it . . J T t - 1Camacho.cf 10 'at fivp Qejock. A program of candidates; for 'end. positions. --'... rL' rnuM uinutn n i. .,..V. - ta Rodrigues, p . , 0 0, 0 - . i F. .3 . .2. 1..0 jWilV- - by- Physical - Summarv Home run. . Mcllree (out Big 4 1 2 2 1 v. ot- only are ibbth of last year s use of men, methods, Franco,: 2b I two-bas-e J. Directors Jackson and Pease. ends, , Mariucbl and AU still , on 'the Ted Meredith has announced his re on Infield. fly); .hit. Suzuki; . Swancy, 3b ,1 path once Tsuklyama. Hughes...... 42 31 tearp, . but there are .three more .fast tirement" from the cinder sacrifice, hits, . Ah;Lln,-l- b '.;m.".,s?o 0 9 big (ideas. r Hayselden,' Kong lwanaga: andiforaU.ir AJtJjough he was unable Diehl';. bases on balls off Nelsen 1, off 4 0. 0 WORtCTS CHAMPION men in aad ( .8' xne mne race me TsuMyama 5; out by Nelson 2, 0 Perkinsc Cowan ' and .Wung were last: yea rs to trun'in .quarter at struck 3 CmchO. If :.. . 3' '-- national championships at St. Louis byiTsuklyama 3; wild pitch, Nelson 1; 1 As BOXgiTNOTEXEMRT guards, but due to the'enforccd change Is your Rosarlo, 88 (0 recently which, been the goal of ball, Suzuki .1; umpires, Aylett business being 11 of tactics. It may prove. advisable, to had ' passed Ka-nihel- e,' six months he is Walker; , of game, ; , his .ambitions for and time ; 1 16-- tNCW QRLANS.-Tbe- "district switch tnem aoout.' Jones, King, 4U ' V c . 5 '.2 27.10! . big f Totals 02 Lee,; Bryan- - ajso out determined . that he Is through for developed wit h the ; refused exemption and are . PACIFIC v: has : good. -- i jUDGE " 1 to 'Peter Qulotta,- - kaown in the .sport- for'linepoeitjons.. but it is Impossible J i : HALLVtfF HIL0 - AB RBHSBPOA E any .early Meredith was.prlmedito run. in the future-o- f 0 8 1 ing '..wor .aa.Pete fiermap, claimant to forecast line at this date; ,: Honolulu in v iUartlnMb A . 4' O.Of v OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ,cjiam-pioflship.- 'v appearance quarter and ready to breaks the 2 1 3 0 to" the worlds I'aniam weight partly because of the of . Reld. SbfA... AV51-- :i parents" appealed new candidates from day to day., v1 record to winA At the last minute. 0 0 His; had. aur-SaUat- ; p .3 f 'CSMclal ia view. F.lPIada,' .'..2 l;i;:l - are, a number of; mainland however,' he! was .unable to leave tlje ' Oermecaanf. l 1 0 from" ioe local board- on the "ground There 21.-Ju- dge H p-i-o :..3-l:- 0 5 warn- lfU0, SepL Hall.of .Nelson, college ? men. of: the arjny training. camp: at wwen ne is 0-- 3- - Jto&lr. sole support inJbe ranks cele-brat- e, .0 1 that eojrwaj thetr. "torfly nokaa gave a laau last Sunday :to ss . the" war speak ing for Uncle Sam and did .not F..Santos. ..Mr2l for the.duration of wha sixty-sevent- h 0 1 3M tey:ereraged and'lafinn. after-noo- n. bis birthday anni- x H: Martin; 5b ad of taking a few.subjects at the college. arrive In; St. Louis until' Sunday .; a 2- cisutOi.poaro asujuiat naa versary. ; was ; . J,1 . .uuioiia - 24 race been The affair a notable W. topes,, c i.l . his and. among these, there wiir undoubt hours after the had f !5" 3 sufnettnt ruafs Ctocara'for.- ? . . one and a large number of the friends T.'Carrclro.-c- pareBta. ; edly be-so- line men. rr won byShea, Paid Publicity .WiU Do It. 4 1 0. 0 vV ' of the Judge were - in attendance. v are 'enough, .Medelrov ' ."At. present' thpre, , ! taw 0 I l ., tf Jackersbn, rf A 2 0 0 I'll J squads, an advantagelthat . Mrs,. Eliza Shepard, a sister of the Judge: and Mrs. Hall are famous for uimary-rHo- mt run; thr-bases- t fortwo. the w V Caireiro, rf .. r8' 1 0 T Franco: vyears ate; Jack .London; and Mrs, London, their iuaus and tbe open'. Sunday as e; college teams, of former have J. Its. Reld ;. two-bas- hlu,T. wbo are carrying out his ambition for no exception to rule. ; " ,;5." . - the 4 by. pltfheA not'enjoyei , - hit Jackerson bases th?A betteraeutofi.liiestcckAiu.'i the Every year Judge Hall celebrates . 27'? i , Totals..A ..Ut'10 took-mo- .. -- circulation of.the on. balls' off Plad a 3. off Kelson 1. offi west, re awards, in proportion hir.b.irtbday in the same fashion and The general 7 . xuns,by innings: A- Hits nd 1fj -- , F; Rodrigues' 3; 6ut,wby PladaJ Whin Cere -- Star-Bullet- in 0 struck Vccrss tlzzl to ' the lsite. of their . exhibits; aU the every .year the name, crowd attend for Sept. 18 was 0 4 0 e Pacific A.A. A. - F.- - : lJt-f-0 6,J by- Nelson 4, by Rodrigues, 6; California; State Fair at' Sacramen to the function.' ; Everything is i of the VV ,A3asehitsv;..,;r3'0:0;2 -- - 6 umpires; Hapeberg and , Lee; - , sea-- ' r-.i 0 1 time of or shorthorn and shire best' and all the delicacies, the vi n 5 ft 0 1 2 0 Dr - V nt tor frw r fcok i .both cattle ot rrttt'rT' '0 2 0 0 1-0- 5 tW&V&m.Jteem t seen gracing --the: tables. HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- X, MQXPAV, SEPTBSiRER '24. 1917. NINE

Vp AN Y print" io ray office shows conclusively that vertebra-- do g-- out of position. FREIGHT RATE furniture and Piano Call and see pasiffi)rinieoTi it i . - '.HONOLTJT.n Ti . F. C. MIGHTON. ,D. C. nnwsTiinnTiow Atrrvn n tto 4-9-- 84 : 204-- 6 Boston Bldg. (Over May ? : CUT ON ORIENT PHONE J. J. BELSER, ' Mincer. ciV SERVICE FIRST STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST. Oriental Silks SHIPS TO GOME VENTURA BRINGS PACIFIC MAIL nnd Silk Crepes just arrived. OceanicSteamshipCo. Now on display at our store. SAN FRAr rSCO. Seut. 13 that San Francisco merchants who have W DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO been payiue excessive freight rate's to 60 TONS FREIGHT . EARNINGS JUMP ODO SHOTEN fie Orient are about to obtain relief Hotel St., near Nuuanu is the InfoynaUon contained in a v.ire Regular Sailings to San Francisco and Sydnej, N. SL T7. received by the ban I rancisco cham- 22 passengers, 22 in the Net . - of Commerce from its Washington With cabin earnings of the Pacific Mail ber 6 steerage for representative second cabin and in the Steafciship company for the first six Honolulu, Oceanic liner Ventura months of 1917. . "NpiTDtiations nroeressing be the which constitute the For further particulars apply to are arrived off port a few minutes after last half of the company's fiscal year, iitr officials o tween American and Japanese 7 morning. She came io-t- amounted $759,217. Jap- o'clock this to an increase of C. BREWER & CO., LTD. with the view to a reduction of the harbor and docked on the ewa $265,751 as compared corre- General Agent across the Pacific with the anese freight rates 6 9 The allow-anc- e SUMMER RATES arrange- side of Pier about o'clock. sponding period in 1916. After Ocean and for' a reciprocal Ventura had 60 tons of freight for for dividend will over requirements for ment whereby Japan turn Honolulu and 2400 tons for Sydney. six months on the $1,700,000 preferred OAHU RAILWAY HALEIWA HOTEL ships operation in exchange for and for J. L. Cooper, manager of the Clar stock, h . .. Japanese are sharing the balance available for the j y steel plates. a Thirty-da- Ha-leiw- a ion, returned on the veniura ironi $1,150,000 common $5 par excursion tickets between Honolulu and Walalua, every desire to meet the Americana stock at First-clas- s, second-class- . two months' buying trip to the value is eyquivalent to or at an- or Kabuku: $2.15; Sl.fcO. and it seems safe to predict that the Special weekly nual rate of $6.0S a share. Klatson Navigation Company rates at Hotel during summer months, $25.00. treisht rates will be lo t0 aQd of glass-botto- T. J. Heeny. federal inspector The net revenue for the fiscal year Splendid bathing, golf, tennis, boats, ;owing, pool. from San Francisco. An Ideal racation resort. boilers, wife and son. returned from ended June 30, 1917. includes trans- Direct Service Between "Howard Coffin, chairman of the a pleasure trip to the states. pacific lines for six months, of this San Francisco and Honolulu Aircraft Production Board. ay that T. H. Loader was another Ilonolu- - year and one trip, of th! Railway-Halei- wa that steamer Oahu Hotel the manufacture of airplanes on the luau who had been on a pleasure trip Ecuador, in 1916. During six For further particulars apply to to the Pacific Coast would oe confined the to the mainland. months ended June 30. 1916. the number of planes ded on the Mrs. A. B. Kelsey is the mother of transpacific line was not operated. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD..Agent. Honolulu Coast until further plans are devel- a Hilo businessman who comes to the An interesting Item in the annual oped. If Congress makes appropria- islands to make her home with her report states that the company, not- big v.-- tions, to be asked, there will be a son. she leave tor mho on withstanding the showing it has made on Pacific increase of production the during the 12 months ended w ith Jane FOR REFJT Coast. There is also a prospect that The Ventura is to sail for Sydney last, is still alive to the fact that '- - by Japan p" " be supplied at 4 o'clock this afternoon. stockholders should not be unpre- TOYO RISEN airplanes built on the Pacific Coast. The following are ttie Honolulu pas pared for a po&sible curtailment of KAISHA The chief airplane headquarters on sengers who arrived on the Ventura: the earning powers of the company Regular Sailings the Coast will be North Island, in M. S. Alexander. Mrs. L. S. Adanis until a final readjustment to San Francisco and to the Orient temporary of general San Diego bay, where Mrs. M. Barringer, W. S. Bragg, J. conditions due to the war takes place. For further buildings are now being turned into Carter; J. L. Cooper. Mrs. R. Forbes, On August 8 the company particulars apply to also said established permanent ones. Coffin TrJ. Heeney, wife and son, W. Hoek, a service to the East In- other training grounds would prob- H. G. Junkin, Mrs. A. B. Kelsey. Mrs. dies and Calcutta, in accordance with LCASTLE & SPA ably be selected in California. M. H. Kemp, Capt. Mansfield and wife, plans inaugurated COOKE. LTD.. Agent, last spring for the Honolulu D. McCune, Mrs. A. Meinertzhagen. CENTRALLY LOCATED The former German steamship Ser-api- s, Far East service. car Mrs. M. E. Porter, Mies M. Tahaney. 4 which has been carrying A. An goes along the Pacific coast, has F. A. Wood and wife, Mrs. PORT OF HONOLULU Apply drews, Mrs. A. Beals and son, Mrs. A. j CANADIAN-AUSTR- WATERHOUSE TRUST renamed the Osage. Al ASIAN povjii ...... been Briley. Miss N. M. Bradley, E. P. Con- u. wife, Connolly, E. Co., Arrived "eriuiar aaUingvto nolly and J. J. September 23, 1917 BRITISH COLUMBIA, D. A. Curl, Miss Gay. Mrs. P. Leroy, -- HJI NEW Str. Mikahala from Maui and Molo-ka-i ZEALAND and T. H. Loader, C. E. Moon. J. Nylund, i AUSTRALIA ports, a. m. . H. L. Oliver, and child, Mrs. G. For farther particulars apply to--, wife Str. Kinau from Kauai ports, a. m. Ryskamp. C. Qverseron.' P. Coumas, tnunr Str.-- Claudine from Maui ports, a. m. G. Garfield, F. Lewis, C. Johnson, T. wwH um., uenerai Afjents Wall. September 24. Kotila. T. Str. Ventura, from San Francisco, 8:30 a. m. Str. China, from Oriental ports, 6:30 PHONE 2295 S. S. CHINA JUST a. m. BEACHES Sail Today. HuGtace-Pec- Str. Ventura for Sydney, p. m. k AL Co., Ltd Str. China for San Francisco, p. m. KINDS OF BOCKANO ANO FOH ' ' CONSR ETC WoV . Str. Claudine for Maui ports, 5 p. m. ESCAPED TYPHOON Due Tomorrow U QUEEN STREET Str. Mauna Kea from Hawaii, a. m. r O. IPX 212 Successfully running out of the tail Sail Tomorrow. of a typhoon whichyshe encountered Str. Wilhelmina for coast, a. m. NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL &! - F R E I Q between Shanghai the Due Tomorrow. M T Str. Mauna Kea, from Hawaii, m. ROTTERDAM LLOYD and Pacific Mail steamer China arrived T C K E rrom oriental ports tms morning witn Due Wednesday. JOINT SERVICE T Str. Mauna Loa from Kauai, a. m. Also reservations about 75 cabin . passengers bound for ToBatavia. Java, Yoko ay point oa the mainland. The vessel was docked Str. Maui from San Francisco, a. m. via tas Sail Wednesday. Tnfnlan4 at Pier 16 instead oif 6 pr 7 because-o- f hama, Nagasaki, Hongkong 8e Str. Mauna Kea for. Lahaina and. WELL8.FAH. the amount of cargo on these piers. and Singapore. GOl A - CO 9 m -- .Sailing Due to exceptionally good., sailing the Hilo ports, 10 a. m: dates, Chlai reached ' Hotoblulu ipac ..hours 'Due Thursday freight and passengerrates on a. m. sooner than- - was estimated by her Str. Claudine from Maui, application. - ' "commander. Captain R. O. Demarst, Sail Thursday'-- Str. Mauna "Loa for Kauai, 5 p. m on last Saturday, 'When , her position C. Prewer & Co.; Ltd., Agents "e(LLiyaIdron,Ltd. tras reported by wireless.- - Due Friday Abput an "equal proportion of the Str. Shmyo Maru from Yokohama Shipnlna ;nl Vk'M.t..i.- - ' China's passengers are Americans and a.m. ' OAHltflAlLWAYTIME TABLE - Fort and Queen Chinese, with a sprinkling of other Str: Kilauea from Kona and Kau Sts. Honofula nationalities. Many of the Americans ports. OUTWAKO Elillisg-- Safe Sail Friday are missionaries and their families re For Waianaa, tVialua, Kahuku and turning from work in India, China and Str. Shinyo Maru for San Francisco, Way p. m.' SUUocs J:lfc a,n., 2:20 p,m. Japan. The Chinese in the first cabin For City, Ewa Y. TAKAKUWA & CO. Claudine for Maui, 6 p. m. Pearl Mill and Way are mostly students bound for. main Str. Stations f7:33 a,m, 8:15 a,m Limited land schools.' Included among the Due Saturday 11:C0 aan., 2:15 p.m. 3:20 army navy Str. Mauna Kea from Hilo, a. m. pjn, CRABS, pseksd l Americans are several and 5:15 plb. . pjn, J9:30 pja, fll:15 Sanltery Cans, wood lined Painted Suites and Odd Pieces officers.'-- Sail Saturday For Wahiawa Hilo, 3 p. m. and Leilehua ll:0a Nuuanu St. near King MaJ. C. Oakes, with Mrs. Oakes, has Str. Mauna Kea for a.m., 2:40 pm, S:00 p.m. 11:29 tL been in the Philippines with the 27th Due Sunday p.m. . F0R Infantry. He has been ordered to the Str. Mikahala from Maui and Molo Vor Leilthua f:00 .tk United kai, a. m. States. Most Compute r Llns of ' Chinese A. Trulllnger is a representative of Str. Kinau from Kauai, a. m. . Goods at . . & Claudine from Maui, a. m. INWARD Swift Co., has been on a business Str, ' bun Rooms Breakfast trip of four months to the Orient. He 4 , Vessels In Port Arms Honolulu from Kahuku. FONG INN Marian, from San Fran- Wsialvi and WaiaLae '1:36 CO. ii accompanied by Mrs. Trulllnger. Schooner a.nu Honolulu's Leading cisco? August 24. 5:20 p.m. Chinese Curls Sp. Kestrel, from Fanning Island, Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Store 1152 T Juanu 8W nr. Paushl. Rooms and Outdoors ' 28. Pearl City f7:45 .m., 8:2f a.m. - HARBOR NOTES August j j Schr. Albert Meyers from Port Lud- 11:02 a.m.. 1:38 pjn, 4:24 p.m.. DR. WALTER I. SEYMOUR, owner ! maple, kiln-drie- d low, Sept. 9. 5:30 p.m "7:28 pjn. and 'manager of the This furniture is built of after being W. H. Sellandcr, general STANDARD assistant Schr. Janet Carruthers from Van- Arrivs Honolulu from Wahiawa and OPTICAL CO, has returned and ... of Navi- taken tnorougniy air-anea- 11 is.nmsnea witn water-proo- r paint to passenger agent the Maston couver, Sept 12. Lcilehua 9:15 a.m., 1:62 p.m-- charge. as k gation company, San Francisco, is the 3:69 p.m.. 7:13 outK)f-doo- Str.' Wilhelmina. from San Fran- pxi. x eight-poun- d use and cleaning with jj happy father of . an two-hcu-r Or. L. E. Capps 5 withstand soap and water. cisco,. September 18. The Haleiwa . Limited, a is no longer con- S 1 showing the following combinations: daughter. Str. Richmond from Port San Lute, train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), nected with the above company. .Ware H Sept. 22. leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:29 After discharging an oil cargo for a.m. for Haleiwa Hotel; returning Black, Ivory the government at Pearl Harbor, the arrives rn Honolulu at 10:10 p.m. White and and Green, Gray and Red Standard Oil tanker Richmond and The Limited stops only at Pearl City. t'-- barge 93 came into port this morning DUDE MILLER S Ewa Mill and Walanae. f ; $63 Suite $65.50. Suit-e- about 9 o'clock. ly. fExcept Sunday. JSunday only. Price, Sale With five cabin and seven deck pas- - Sale $42.50 Price, $43 Music boys will play at the dinner- C. F. . NISON, F. - SMITH. sengers, the Inter-Islan- d .steamer Tuesday evening, Moana Ho Superfntendent. C P. A. W&irtSir Suite No. 707, consisting of table, Suite No. 719, consisting of settee, Mikahala arrived from Maui and Molo-ka-i dansant tel. After dinner dancing on the lanai. JlllN and-sid- e porta yesterday morning. The settee,-ar- m rocker, arm chair arm chair, rocker and side CHOP SUI aim cabin passengers were A. W. Eames, Adv. chair. chair, 93 North King Street F. R. "Jackson, J. F. Brown and Mr. Band will render a and Mrs. C. Holt. The Hawaiian Call and see our brand row CHOP beginning seven-thi- r nublic concert, at SUI HOUSE Everything Neat $82 Suite ty this evening, at Liliuokalani School, AMERICAN JEWELRY COMPANY . A wireless received from the Maui and Clean Suite Kaimuki. w.ay Office st "THE MODEL" $62 by Castle & Cooke states that the Tables be reserved by phone 11391141 Sale Price, $54.50 " No. 1713 Fort 8tret vessel will arrive here early Wednes- - NOTICE. Sale Price, 1 .75 day morning with 160 cabin passen-- j $4 . Suite No. 715, consisting of table, gers, 24 In the steerage, 28S bags of j 0n acc0unt of shortage of fuel oil, Suite No. 711, consisting of auto-TH- E table, settee, arm chair, arm rocker and mail, 94 packages of express, 53 WHITE SEAL LAUNDRY, Ltd., D. J. CASHMAN Go to the 7849 of cargo. settee, arm chair and rocker. side chair. mobiles and tons She Las shut down its Plant and stopped TENT& ANU MWNING3 will dock at Pier 15. doing business. Luau Tents and Canopies for Lim- Rnt . The Hawaiian Trust Company, Thirty Years' Experience Qiwlky inn On account of the shortage of coal ited, will take charg-- r cf all collec Fort 8L, near Allen, upstairs Odd Chairs and Rockers in Honolulu, the KoIiVi Navigation 1467 ...... tions, payments ana aajusimenis. Phone for cooling sodas soft .A company i and and coal win send the bargo A11 crPditors will be paid in full $15:00 $10.00 Leitic .Monarcn io .anaimo to actUypjj SEAL LAUNDRY, LIMITED., drinks. as a coal carrier" bet'.vcsn the Uritish By THEODORE RICHARDS, Columbia port and Honolulu for three Treasurer. $13.50 $ 9.00 KM cr four trips. On the trips to the is Septen-.be- r In 20, 1917. X $12.00 lands the tug Hercules will do the 1897 3t mayriower VIEIRA CO. Sal $ 8.00 towing. JEWELRY $11.00 $ 7.50 mvM orree 112 Hotel Street Is a home industry Jewelers and Silversmiths.. $9,50 - $ 6.50 PA8SENGERS ARRIVED Sold Everywhere Watch and Jewelery Repairers $ 8.00 $ 5.50 By Inter-Islan- d steamer Kinau from Kauai ports, yesterday S. Kanakanui, EOT Judge Kapunni, Mrs. Mabooka and TIDES, SUN AND MOON. See Window Display daughter. D. H. rriedly, G. Chimada. PEWCIL C. Kanakanui. Mrs. Broadbent and 4- - Moon daughter,. K. Montgomery, O. Johnson, yENUS In t Sale Begins Monday Morning E. Delie. A. Cruz, Mrs. Cruz and four bought ly all High. High Low Low Rises t children, Mrs.. R. A. Gibbs, K. S. Lee, who want the Dat-e- Tide Ht of Tide Tide Tide Sun Sua aad Mrs. Ako and three children. J. Ka-wahar- a, A best, 17 perfect Large Tide Small Large Small Risej Seta"8ett M, Imafuji, H. W. Craig, Lieut. black degree Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bortfeld, Mrs. and 2 cop:, n A M. FT. P.M. A.M. P.M. ...r Mrs. Ka- - every pos Jacobson and three children, for Sept. 24 .10:31 2.9 11:13 2:10 6:33 5:50 6:59 ..Sets W, I sible purpose. nalii and two children, H. Laws.' P.M. A.M. Goo,- - George Ah. Chock Pan, Chang 11:32 7:U5 3:50 5:51 S: 49 0:21 Mr. Mrs. Cockburn, A. Kim, and Miss P.M. A.M. - Blue Band Willis,- H.. Kugata, J. Meadez. Ah Lan, 5-5- 1 26 12:25 2.1 0:20 7:34 5:19 1:24 Miss Matheson, Mr. Karosumi. A. Mur- VELVET 27 1:13 2.1 1:11 :8:03 6;31 5:51 S:48! phy, O. Cheathan, Miss L. Mackje. E ,:32 28 1 : 55 2.0 1:55 8:30 7:35 5:51 5:47 "2:32 Hirose, H. Kishi, C. Partosa, Doctor if in CUss 7 29 2:37 1.8 2:40 9:00 8i35 5:52 5MS 4:3J King Street near Alakea Branch, A. E. Hale, Fook Fou Kam. - Soffa .ill A.M. P.M.: V-- f STAR-BULLETT- Y. - :52 N GIVES YOU Acerican Lead Pencil Co.,N. v 20 ...... S:2i 1.9 3:16 9:2? 9:33 :Y T' a TODAY'S N E WSjrODAY. TEK HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- MONDAY. SEPTEMBER '24, 1917.

MORTGAGEES' NOTICE OF INTEN- Estrella. contiining an area of TION TO FORECLOSE AND OF ')'). 13 acres. Island Headquarters in Gaa Francisco Temple FORECLOSURE SALE. EIGHTH: All the rht. title ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS Masonic and interest cf the said Hawaiiau IN" CO.N")RMITY with the written American Rubber Company, Lim- ( Visitors who have not ben A HOTEL STEWART request of holders of all bonds ited, ! ust be In the 'h' the in and to that certain piece BRITISH DESTROYER WILSON DEMANDS STRIKE exrain twured by a Deed of Trunt or Mort- or Koo-lau- . Temple by seven fifteen). parcel of land at Nahiku. Rates from a day gage here in below referred to, word-i- n Inland of Maui, being the SUNKFIFTY SAVED BE BROUGHT TO END S1.50 Offi-- e of des- the t' th Rfflttrar premises more particularly 50c I On (A. P. S. Wireless (A. P. by S. Naval Wireless) Most Famous neab f?$KrAST Oarr Sta few Xroa from DnianSa , Weekly Calendar f'onvyances in Honolulu. Territory of cribed in Land Commission Award l l Naval t I luaMuiMcipaiwat door. I in th l'n,l i,( i:;l.s .V' noeainvttot Kawali. in Liber Zt7, on pages 171-1S- 4vl to Aoao. and containing an LONDON. Eng. Sept. 24 WASHINGTON. D. C, Sejt. .M ;ih.-ci- Motor tumtliihe lateaincr. I was made yesterday by Early adjustment of all diiferemes "iRAwtTt" . a. e. MONDAY and further in pursuance to and area of 2.5 acres. ei Brii- - c. - -- sinking of a which delay the United lx- rrocr.K No. .1. j. in acccrdance with the power and NINTH All the horss, mules, the admiralty of the threaten to r l.odee authority wagon tish destroyer. Fifty survivors of the States policy of rapid building of an Stated, 7:?.') P j' contained in that certain harness, tools, fences, --Mortgage or Deed of Trust made Feb- agricultural implements and all officers and crew are reported as safe. immense merctrant marine was indi ruary Int. Vi2. by the HAWAIIAN other articles, real, personal and The report gives no details of the dis- cated vesterday when President Wil-- j Individual Sumtrar Styles 'n TUESDAY a.ml'hica:: company. mixed, which are now upon, or inter beyond the ptatement that the sen took a hand and called for muue- - j No. 4'-:- . so- kubbkk Honolulu L;ri?r LIMITED, to WILLIAM K. CASTLE used in connection with, and bcr vessel was submarined and the num- diate action. Wilson called uin the - T ' P- - HATS cial, Hn.i t. TKNNKY J'ECK. as Truees,! inc a part of the said rubber plan- ber of known survivors. The number labor adjustment board of the ship- - at V Power Pvlort-Bato- je-- building MtlJinsry n iMAUlI ii,ti) .Mortpage or or is tation, or which shall be used in cf those missing, their names and the bureau to act and asked tlum recorded in the Office of the RegistrarIit eonnection with said rubber plan- name of the destrover are not told to lose no time in bringing about a Btc'f. WEDNESDAY permanent of troub- Hawaii;-!- U.riee No Jl. H" of Conveyances, in Honolulu. T. II.. in tation settlement labor i;t- - Li-- ' r :;',7. - les through the arrangins at once of lal. MTdll'i . 7 ' on pases 171 17. the under- Together with .'ill and singular the SECY. BAKER REVIEWS Grand Hotel M?r:e,!, V. ILLIAM It. CASTLK and L. t Dements, appur- a fermanent schedule of wages that hereditaments and IN CAMP TKXXKV PFX'K. Trustees, ive notire tenances thereunto belonging and ap GUARDSMEN are to be i aid by the contracting AY POULTRY THURSDAY-FRID- and notice is hereby civen that the pertaining, and the reversion and re- labor. PEODUCE Id WILLIAM L. fA. P. by U. S. Naval Wirelcssl It. CASTLE and versions, remainder and remainders, ' MEATS TK.VNKY PECK. Trustees, intend to rents. incomes, issues and profits CAMP MILLS. MINEOLA. New TURKS AND BULGARS tkelalaatf No. foreclose said Morteace or Deed of thereof, York Sept. 24. Secretary of War' Territorial Incite '- I'roTfR with all the right, title, inter- REPLY TO PEACE PLANS Marketing iv'n. . fcinorEA TLA T:-- to-wi- on Island from Hal. hiri df?r"'-- " P runt, for conditions broken, est, estate, property, claim and de- Baker came down Lone nnake ,lftar Non-pamcn- ue:n 1840 4 New York yesterday and spent the Knn Ilatta SATURDAY of ittTest due on the mand in law or in eouify, of the said (A. S. Wireless) bonds afternoon reviewing the "Rainbow P. by 1. Naval secured by said Deed of Trust Grantor, in and to the same, or any Sept. 24. cr national guardsmen, com-- ; COPENHAGEN. Denmark. Morteace. part or parcel thereof. Division' of Bulgaria forwarded posed of regiments from many d'ifer-- 1 Turkey and have NOTICE is likewise given that the Dated Honolulu, T. H, Sept. 10, Rome replies to peace pro- VEE 1917. en', states. A fine appearance was to their the GHAN & CO. property conveyed by said Mortgage posals of Pope Benedict. They were WM R. made by boys and the secretary, or Deed of Trust will lie ailvprtled CASTLE. Trustee the yesterday, the Vienna correspon- ruaarrtioa. L. complimented the officers on this andj sent King and Bethel Sts. for yaie and will lie koJ.1 :t PnhHr TENNEY PECK. Trustee of the "Berliner Tageblat advises. Special business at stated (Skli- - Kent 1Ci IT 1 f1ft 1 C IK progress made in preparing ;he dent FRtn K. MarbOXALD. action, at the Auction Rooms of the the Turkey territory mpclins September wH be men for an early departure to the' demands that her SILKS JAMES F. MORGAN COMPANY. shall not be violated and any ter- - ORIENTAL i BY AUTHORITY j that j; Star-Bulleti- camp in France. an tieci'ju LIMITED, in the n Build- - American by be secretary in- ritory now held the Allies shall .'jr. 115 Merchant Street. Honolulu. T. After the review the any NOTICE. spected the camp and returned to New restored as prerequisite to If., mi Tuesday, the day of Nov j of peace possible of York by 'automobile late in the after- terms that are Fresh PLEASANT0N HOTEL ember, 1917, at noon on said i agreement on part Turkey. Be Pturlzcd 100 PUBLIC HEATING SEPT. 25, 1917. noon. the of day. I ond this she asks for no extension of MILK, CREAM LUXURIOUS AND Terms of Sale: Cash in V. S. Gold ASSESSMENTS Frontage Improve territory nor for the exactions of any add Ice Cream COMFORTABLE Hall Coin. ROOSEVELT JOINS STAFF indemnities. Fellows ment Number Nine Beretania FIRST-CLAS- Odd Honclulu Dairymen's Assn. jT"'CTLY S Deeds and Conveyances at expenso Street, (including all Property Abut OF KANSAS CITY STAR Bulgaria demands some territory as f t the purchaser, to be prepared by ting on Beretania Street from Aiapa a matter of right and of past promises Phone 1542-467- 6 the Attorneys or the Mortgagees Street to Punahou Street, in Hono ' (A. P. bv V. S. Naval Wireless) which she alleges. Her frontier must tor further particulars apply at the lulu, Territory of Hawaii). KANSAS CITY. Mo., Sept. W. Col. be straightened and regulated in ac AR Office of CASTLE & W1TIII NGTO N cordance with the principles of the na CAL-.O- Theodore Roosevelt yesterday made torncys - BANISTER WlLY for the said WILLIAM R TO THE OWNERS, LESSEES AND his bebut in the Kansas City journal- tionalists. LADIES CASTLE, L. - and TENXEY PECK OCCUPANTS OF LANDS ABUT- ifit!p worid a3 a regular member of Shots for huiinesa men See our Trustees, at their Office in said Star- - TING ON SAID FRONTAGE 1M- - Star, and latest SUMMER t ONDAY . the staff of the Kansas Citv LANSING SUPPRESSES Mat ufacturen' Shoe itore HATS lodgc No. ... Bulletin Puilding, 125 Merchant Street, PROVEMENT, AND TO ALL PER- - the former president of the Vnitd Harmony Honolulu, T. II. SONS INTERESTED GENERALLY: morning bis OBJECTIONABLE MOVIE 1W1 Fort at. 7:30 m. statesvspent the entire at W0NV MILLINERY CC, LTD. meeting at i. - j-- lar Dateci, Honolulu. T. H., 10th day of (Examine the Preliminary Assess- ou Nuumu. near - e- - (A. P. by U. Wireless) Initiation. fcepteinbei. 1917. ment Report for this Frontage Im- pol Roosevelt will conduct a si S. Naval SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 22. xt L. TENNEY nrnvement for vnnrself and "for VOU.rli tVm itar with- - its . PECK. Trustee. r ' UCiiuicivj...mr,t r , nrnmnl1v nn tha WILLIAM R. CASTLE, Trustee, property, and report any errors m coiumn3 devoted to articles signed d . HUB now ., "2""? t The Y- RSSeSS-lx- rrmin.pnt-- l oeueury o7. Lansing me Hard and Soft - i f oi Mate TUESDA- frontatre' rnrhintr nr- total I i.. L ' - tnal Weave He-Ul- ' U1U1 i ti I J (u natro 1. i movie called Excelsior Lodge No. ment to the City and County Engl tmnn enrrent events. He seieceu "The Curse of Iku" be store Enflnah Blue p. m The premises covered by said Mort Gov. Stevens today seized in temporary Ser, be for meeting at 7:30 neer prior to or at the public hear - - as a location that was Impressed, gage Otv . mrr nrp- ac i u ac n opp. Union or Deed of Trust, and to be sold, ing). geographical... center oi ino hni crn at 78 So. King St., lnitlaticn. rr as follows: close to the WEAR a a j . . W.W.AHANACo. ah uie propertiet now owned or NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that years the Kansas Citv Star naii"""""'v" ao "'"o luouu,ut KlnBnr,B.th.I ' ' f,or "'"i"" that may acquired by n-- I Jrt A) ...ianrt having a tendenev in hroorl amnncr hereafter be in OLtuiaaamI H'irliw iicoujuabaIii vunn v hperf one tne strongtsi said Grantor (Hawaiian ill uanLr: nil known as tf THURSDAY . American and with the Preliminary Report of newspapers in the Middle West, n i " The independent Review Lodge No. Rubber Company, Limited) - - Pacific llcbekah for the tn- city and county engineer, uaceu enioved a large circulation ar.ci , , ' . use or in Cor-L.- . r -- Maj Monthly Pnon at 7:30 P. connection with Baid Rub September 11. 1917, including the a powerful influence in , f- Buett. wfe of Burnett, Published nicetlns eXercised -- English-Japanes- e ber Plantation situated on the Island Mis- - J ot me Leading Magazine Poverty on roof garden ctd Map, Preliminary Assessment territory extending through ""."J Ul'm" , mTtne year social of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, afore Poll Details of Description tor Nebraska, Arkansas. Jd73r "iiokio. was one Subscription Rate $100 per 3445 and souri. Kansas. 'Jcul 4 and refresh- said, more "T1, w O. Box-47- 30 Campbell Block at 8:30. Prizes particularly bounded and Frontage Improvement Number Nine, even Deyonj. vi iuc icauBis no worea against me P. for quality meat, and 25 cents. described as follows: and picture. Her plea that the American Merchant Street. Honolulu ments. Admission Beretania Street, (Aiapai to funanou METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET FIRST: That certain piece or people should be more cordial toward SZTL AMERICA MUST CUT HER the Japanese won the support parcel w of Sec o: land situated at Nahiku, r--- . - ( Koolau, Improvement, as pro OF SUGAR retary Lansing, the latter takins ne- by U'-- 1 NO. 1t Island of Maui, bel g the on said Frontage"riS'SE CONSUMPTION Rwduce Ultimate Coats LODGE cessary steps hi it 1793-181- R. L. of to put an end to the l-- same premises described in a Deed ved bv Sections Sport Coata o'ncp PHOENIX -- public display of ALLIS-C- H i .i OF from John Kapu to Hugh Howell, Hawaii, 1915, as r ended by Acts (A P. bv U. S. Naval Wireless) the film. ALMERS Mandarin of -- Coata r home, corner dated April 6, 1906, and recorded 164 and 197, Session Laws of Hawaii, WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 24.- -- MACHINERY ILK Stocking, e.t A erery . Etc BtnLla Fort .treeW. in Liber 300 page 324, and con- 1915. and by Act 239, S. L. of Hawaii, France has asked permission irom GERMANY WOULD GIVE ex- - Honolulu Iron Worka Company Thursday ev --- - veyed to the said Hawaiian Amer- 1917, as follows: the United States government to S.OZAKI UP EXPANSION POLICY? 109-11- 3 J. W. ASCH. Leader ican Rubber Company, Limited, by 1. The description of said Frontage ho rt from Atlantic ports 100,000 tons No. Klna St MURRAY. Secretary. deed of Hugh Howcl dated Octo- Improvement and the frontage suDjeci sugar next month, hood Aaminis 0f (A. P. i'K ber 19. 1906, find recorded in Liber to assessment are the same as hereto-- 1 trator Hoover announced1 yesterday. by U..S. Naval Wireless) 300 page 36S, Baid premises con- f re established by Resolution No. anti ne Dut it squarely up to the peo COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Sept. 24. STEINWAY as in de- - as to wheth- - Conditional agreement by Germany , taining an area of 84.60 acres, of said Board, and et forth Die Df the United States on' Kin- - t-- new-Fort- more or less. tail In said Corrected Map, Prelimin- - er France can secure its needed sup-- to restore the independence of Bel- HALL VICTROLAS --Friday gium will be promised by ery SIZCOICD: That." piece or ary Assessment Roll and Details or Div Michaelis and Hecorda certain - in his speech evening. Visiting parcel of land DescriDtion herein specifically referr- "France must have susar. She has ia the reichstag on Co., cor- - situated at Nahiku, Thursday. Thayer Piano Ltd. Btrottrom Mutle Co-- Ltd. brothers are Koolau. Island of Maui, being ed to and incorporated: asked for 100.000 tons for export from IC20 the - Michaelis is expected to Fort. Phone diaUy invjtea w air same premises described in Land 2. The total cost o' the improve- tUf. iTmted States next month. Her declare that 2221 . .a portion i only "Germany stands ready to restore to 1 k lenu. Patent 4451 .to J. H. Nishwitz, and ments UDon said of Beretania .situation serious and the upon bid of Lord- - sitita Belgium and the Belgians their inde- . being the same premises conveyed Street, the the Tjnit ea States can relieve that JA5. hereto- - pendence if the Entente will on its I P to the said Hawaiian American Youi.g Engineering Company, Hon. What will the people of this r wa,wu TO DUNSHEE, Sec. part agree to restore to Germany Valencia Oranges wish AryERTISE 1 H. Rubber Company, Limited, by deed fere conditionally accepted, will be great country do about it?" he asks. her -- by colonies which they have seized and NEWdPAP& of Hugh Howell, May 2 $117,500.00. if our people will reduce one CHUN HOON SOEHNE dated now unwarrantedly hold and will sur- Anywhere HERMANNS 1906, and recorder1 in 302 The rate for general improve third their consumption of candy and at Any Time, Call oa ...... 1 Liber - policy 9t i Na. ments. including grading, paving, mov- eiTtrar wp ran save the situation for render the for territorial and Kekaulike. nr. Queen Phone 3992 .... Hall page 273, said premises containing economic expansion." WrIU ttr K. o1 P. an area of 108.75 acres, ins and resetting of curbs, engineering France." he asserted. "It is unlhink more or If the Allfes agree re- THE ereten ana less. and incidentals, to be assessed against t we should refuse our Ally! will not to DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCI laden 7 aDe store to Germany all of posses- Aug. und 20. Sept. ajind Oct all property privately owned abutting hv. mufw not The people of the na the 24 Sanaome Street Saa THIRD: That certain piece or - sions which Praaciaco & - on said Frontage Improvement, will be rescue and eco- she held before the war, Tiior Etectrls 1 und 15. Noi. una i parcel of land situated Keaa, tjon must come to the nonpml versamnuuns; at ?.46b per front loot. on candy and sugar in order then Germany will have to insist upon Koolau, Island of Maui, constitut- nomize her right to hold to keep EME- - KLEMME. Praea. 4. in addition to .he above rate, hat. w- - mav fulfill our duties to and all terri- VACUUM ISLAND CUEIO COMPANY ing a share in the premises tory that has come into posses BQLTE. Sekr. th3 nronerty in iront or wnicn new France. her C'eaner. C. described in Land Commission crrbing is necessary and provided by sion during the course of the European Hawaiian Curios, Stamps, Colai Award No. 10512, Royal Patent said improvements, will be assessed campaigns. Tha Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd. and Post Cards. The moat com- LODGE No. 2. K. of P. No. 4488 to Nahuina, par- HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE - and more uvevicW " ' $0.44 per front foot; the exact and plete and attractive Curio Hall, corner Fort ticularly described in a partition Store. Pvthtnn detailed amounts of now curbing re ON WEST BATTLEFR0NTjSAY KERENSKY DOUBLE Beretania streets, every Friday deed between the Nahiku Sugar quired for each individual frontage and Corapan. Limited, of the 170 Hotel Street Honolulu ranlnz at 7:30 OCIOCB-- first and the assessments therefor are (A P. bv U. S. Naval Wireless) CROSSED GEN. K0RNIL0FF AQLER-- cord'ally InUted. part, and said Hawaiian American shown on said Corrected Map. Prelim Sept. 24. At- - brothers Rubber Company, Limited, NEW YORK. N. Y.. R. GOSLING. C C of the inary Assessment Roll and Detail offtpntion was diverted from the Ypres-- (A. P. by U. S. Naval Wireless) COLLEGIAN ' second part, dated September 17, - Description herein incorporated; of the recent Brit- PETROGRAD. Russia.. Sept. 24. Yar-Tlm- e a-- B. ANGUS. P. C, X R. and S. 1909, and recorded in Rculer road. 3cene Clothes flnich ."'rt In any event For Gardening Liber 5. The whole of each assessment h victories over the Huns to two Existenc e of the Russian cabinet, and page , -- ;" said share containing (or the first instalment of 10 at the f,thpr n.,ints vesterdav by the British moat especially the position of Pre- rHE CLARION : Hotel and Fort MOOSE HEADQUARTERS an area of 74.5 more or TOOLS acres." less: election of the property owner) shall southwest of Cambrai and by the mier Kerensky, is threatened by what ef all kind . FOURTH: That certain piece or payable within thirty days is commonly be due and French in the Aisne sector northwest termed the "Kdrniloff LEWERS &. COOKE, Maka-pu- u, LTO. parcel of land situated at of the last publication mystery," an outgrowth of recent 19-17- er the date of Verdun. the 1 7 So. - Get War Tlr' s Photos with King 8t dally from 8 A. M." to 5 1 M. Phone liana, Island of Maui, being of the Assessment Ordinance relat Northeast of Gouzeacourt the Brit Korniloif revolt. Kerensky is ac- the same premises described in infe thereto, to be hereafter enacted ish yesterday conducted several raids accused of participation in the Korni- - Royal 1830 Opunul Improvement AUTOGRAPHIC ' Patent to and 6. An issue of Street that penetrated well into the Teuton loff conspiracy and turning against Kodak AU Visiting Brothers Invited Pali, and 'being the same prem Bonds will be authorized for the were taken, his alleged colleague when he saw entrenchments. Prisonrs -0 Protective Agency cf Hawcll ises conveyed to the said Hawaii amount, and for a period, not greater emplacements destroyed and other for-tha- n that failure would be certain to resukt. HONOLULU PHO- SUPPLY CO. an American Kur r Company, that of deferred instalments of tification3 were razed. Friends of Kerensky insist that such 1059 Fort St DAY AND NIGHT- - FREE UKULELE LESSONS Limited, by deed of R. T. Wilbur assessments; artillery with drum fire a course on the part of the people's He.avv fire Patrol. Phone 1411, S aV 6 Ellta With my Instrument you buy from and Elizabeth Vilbur, his wife. 7. The proportion of cost to be Uponmintr more intense as the day ad- - leader is unthinkable and unworthy dated October 1, 1906, and rec bornc by the City and County of Ho- - Vanrpd was reported from several of a serious denial. Bldg. WM. E. MILES. Mgf. Ernest K. Kaai orded, in Liber 2S7 page 51, and nolulu is Sixty-On- e Thousand, Fifty- - oint8 in the Aisne sector, especially Charges Printed HANAN'S BEST SHOES containing an area of 50 acres. Cix and 51100 Dollars ($61,056.51) to northwest of Verdun, and there Bol3hi-vik- i organs have accused (Get Particulars Now) - the 8. cost to private prop- Kerensky Kor-nilof- f FIFTH: That certain piece or The total were indications that infantry attacks of participating in the LOED-YOUN- 1126 Union Phone 2028 . O St parcel of land situated at Puu-mail- e, c: is Fifty-Si- x Thousand, Four Hun are meditated, conspiracy. They assert that MNNERNY SHOE STORE Nahiku,, Forty-Thre- e and 49100 Dollars was Koolau, Island of dred Italians Make Gains there a conspiracy to crush the Fort, a' jve K- - St Engineering Co., Ltd Maui, being the same premises ($56,443.49) positions in Petrograd proletariat and work- - Two inmortant the the Engineers and SEE described in Royal Patent 2474 to 3. Anl notice is further given that Trent sector of the Italian front were j men and soldiers deputies with the Contractors n Pantheon Block, Honoiuiu, Kawahineai, and being the same a Public Hearing will be held before tnirpn hv thp Italians. Italy s armsineir or me cavairy wun wm-- Kor T. H. - Telephone 2810 and 4537 COYNE premises conveyed to the said Ha- the Board of. Supervisors at their As- have now Denetrated to the northwest j niloff advanced upon Petrosrad. To roRNiTUEE waii American Rubber Company, eillUlV nail i of Trent, and infantry attacKs tooK ; &uprori cneir meory oi nerensKy s fgh i Limited by fleed of Hugh Howell amounts of the proposed several as two new positions for the Italians and participation in this conspiracy they Young Building dated May 2, 1906, recorded in scssinents on Sept. 25, 1917, at 7:30 opened the way fcr further advances.! published what purported to be copies C. H. TRULUNGEE Liber 302 page 273, and contain- n m.. or ?s soon thereafter as those w- .- AAtAi4 fwrrt tVtn r-- Pffl '. T1 TffTrrt a Hnrnm'nfa onI ing an area of 30.5 acres, more or interested may be heard, at which Isonzo front. respondence. Optician less. time ?n' place the said Supervisors M'INERIIY PARK Equalization to Successor to A. N. Sanford SIXTH: A cer'.ain indenture of v ill tit as a Board of WILSON ASKS SCOUTS j Mrs. Anna B. Watson Edgar or oojeciions res and Elegant Lots lease from The . Right Reverend receive compiaims Ik u,Iklns. oth of Maui, were united Boston Block, Fort St amounts of pro TO ALF! - Libert Hubert Boeynaems, Bishop pecting said total the ' in marria hy- Rev. Rowland B. CHAS. DESKY, Agent posed several assessments; and that ZlT f Zeugma, to the said Hawaiian ; r, Dodge, minister of Wailuku Union Preliminary Assessment Report, XJ. y.., .,,! Merchant, near Fort American Rubber Company, Lim the ABtllAUlU., fhl,Prh nt thp hnmp nf mt. anu Mrs. ited, 13. 1907. including said Corrected Map, Prelim- - Boy scouts are expected to pjay a How dated June recorded -v . t j a I . . . . j 4L . F. W. Cockett, last Thursday. to Equip a FuU f! in Liber 298 page 172, for Vac term inary Assessment uou ana ueiauia or large and important pan in cna nrs Neolin Soles examin-lo- 12-2- of 35 years from that date, of the Description may be seen and f floating the second Ubertv lo.tnf nH fehr heeta 5 far hlaI office of City and County is to DEVELOPING land in Nahiku, Koolau, Island of e" at the the the ramnaisn for which lo National3 Ttoof fiardra Company of or tan, $20 for white. PRINTING :- - : ENLARGING MauL known as "LOT 8," contain rifiineer in the Mclntyre Building, at started on or about October 1. and Odd Fellows' ing an area of 68.70 acres, more r.ny time during business hours, prior president Wilson made this clear Hall Best in the City - College Mondara, Tnfi- - Regal Shoe Store or less, said Lot 8 being more par to and including the date of hearing, thp anneal which he issued yertcr- - 12, Amj, Fridaya Infantry Honolulu Picture Framing & ticularly descril in Land Patent Honolul- Hawaii. Sept. 1917. day, directed to the boy scouts o" to a. in. to IS Sri Supply Co. 4522 to Manuel Cabral. D. KALAUOKALANI, America anl calling uron thc.i. to of Dancing This is all toll plain!;- - in tbe SEVENTH: A certain inden- Cierk, City and County of Honolulu. show still further their patriotic ztal. 11B2 ture of lease from The Right Rev- 6S90 Sept. 13, 17, 0, 24. Mobilize at Once In appeal the president ;:11 erend Libert Hubert Boeynaems, NOTICE his W Bishop of Zeugma, to Hugh How- upon srour orn;iais as wen iv. MESSENGER ell, dated February 10, 1906, rec- scouts themselv-.- a end ur?c t'; offi- Equipment Book AND orded in Liber 283 page 17, for the TO INSURANCE COMPANIES. cials to mobilize and efficiently or- H. Oilman Co,, Ltd. by-- SI term of 35. years from that date, ganize their forces without delay, to Lieut. Raymond C. Bairrf, LAUNDRY which said lease was duly assigned start the campaign as soon as it Is Jewelry and Sonvenir3 25th Infantry, U. S. A. are hereby incited to have a ' Hugh iou announce 1 and to push it on the by deed of the said Howell representative present at a meeting to primarily .' volun- very i Written the to the said Hawaiian American by Committee on close witn unarming vior. bfricer; may - be held the Finance to teer it ta of service Rubbe.- Company, Limited, dated Expenditure, As- President Wilson takes occasion and Public in the - to the regular officer as welL o- j May 2. 1906, a: d recorded in Liber sembly Hall, Mclntyre Building, on congratulate the .;r.y scouts - Am?ri- REMOVED x S02 page 273, of certain lands at ca on ths ?lcndid help p hi'a thov PRICE 25c Tuesday, September 3 p. ; Koolau, Island Maui, 2.1917, at rendered under handicaps in the at . Nahik'i. of in., to discuss the question of allot-- frsi ; To being the premises described in :ng the City and County Insurance on loan campaign and to thank them for 2627 to Kalua, con- services. He makes mention Star-Bullet- Royal Patent automobiles. their Honolulu in an area of 15.54 acres, that in the first campaign boy scours j taining E. 0 BUFFAXDEAU, and the land known as Lot 16 be- turned in more than 150,000 indivi ii:n! ; 125 Merchant St ing more particularly described in Deputy City and County Clerk. subscriptions and that the amo.ints 1112 Fort St. Land Patent 4579 to Jacinth d' 6891 Sept. 14, 21 and 24. of these were in excess of $20,000,000. j iroyOLTJLTT STAK-gCTLLElT- y. MONDAY, STCTCMBEK 24. 1917. ELEVEN TV WWAM Ifikniss ROT a se- STAR-BULLET- IN BUSINESS PERSONALS BUSINESS GUIDE Earl Lounslnirv. rhorrist. was JJCNOLULU verely burned aSout t.S face in ao CHIROPODIST. TYPEWRITERS. SEKI-WEEKL- Y Needs By BRIGGS experiment In ifce OAILY AND Dr. Frank O. Kanaler. Elite Bldg.. 164 When a Feller a Friend laboratory at Remington -- Hotel St. Hours, 8:30 to 4:20; Sun- Rebuilt Underwood and Stamforl. T".-. finharrintion: days cr evenings by appointment typewriters. Hon. Typewriter Ex., Star-Bullet- in per month. Dally 75 cents Phone 5536. 6S06 tl 184 Merchant Phone 5575. 68l4-6- S8 per year. & cents per ww-Semi-Week- ly year Star-Bulleti- n. $2 per Dr. Catharine Shumacher. 254 S. King, VULCANIZING. Advertising n. c. cor. Richard. Hdu: , 8:30 to 4:30. Classified anu Business Announce Tel. C606. Home appointments. Old tires made new, moderate prices. xents 1 cent per wcrd per eacl. inser '6S92 tf New Hawaii Vulcanizing. Maunakea tlon, up to one week. and Pauahi Sts. 6814 6m r.itmam bit vrdi ter line. NEW THOUGHT. " Per line, one week 30 cents WOOD AND COAL. 40 cents Join free class, study new thought, t n wmVk nr. River st.. tel. month 70 cents Tuesday. 10:30 a. m.. Beretania and Tanaba Co.. Pauahi. t n. n. 6866 tf 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- line, six nonths.,60 cents e. mo Miller. Per sale and retail. 62'JT-t- f rates upon application. 1579. Other cer Buy New Thought Bcoks. Phone No advertisements ot liquors or 6760 FIRST will be ao tf IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. tain proprietary medicines Circuit. Territory of Hawaii At DRESSMAKERS. 5160. ad-drt-:s Chambers In Probate No. In replying to adTcrtisements, iltllllP Dressmaking, your replies exactly as stated in pajamas, shirts, etc, Distributed by made to order. A!so repairing and In th Matter of the Estate of the advertisement - Sheikh Mohammed Hosain, deceased. I AUTO SERVICE A SUPPLY CO. If you are a telephone subscriber. sewL- lessons, r asonable prices. phone your aaveruscmeui. Mrs. Y. 11. Chow229 I rchant, rear ! Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone 4058. Order of T'otice of Petition for Allow- d arse it. ance of Accounts. Determining Trust OUR PKONE 13 4911. 6881 lyr I ''7 i Jl ' , and Distributing the Estate. I Supreme OSTEOPATHIC. WANTED On reading and filing the petition to Dr. P. H. Pennock. osteopathic physi- and accounts of Hawaiian Trust Com- Satisfaction Roofs to Repair We guarantee 424 2350. Rogers or cian. Beretania St, Phone pany, Limited. Ancillary Administra- stop all leaks. See Lou 6701 tf is what you get Jones. We lead others tor of the Esta'a of Sheikh Mohammed Alonio Fran-cic- o. at t'.ls GOOD- Paint Co, 816 ao Mrs. S. Masaki Macnakea and Bere- Hosain. deceased, late of San lollow. Eureka pe- SERVICE HctaC St. Phone 2096. tania. 6814 6m State of California, wherein YEAR titioner asks that the same be exam- STATION. n....lfM Paint CO- - also LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP. ined' and approved and that a final Gravel Roof Specialists, order of distribution of the remaining Hamm-Youn- g Pitch and and Penman- The von still at the old stand. 65 Queen St French property to the persons thereto en- QC1 ship now opened at Room J tl Lessons titled be made, discharging petitioner Co., Ltd. 3. Elite Bldg. Age no hindrance. " - n, from all further responsibility herein: city editor. Star-Bulleti- 6806 s1- Office boy. Apply to tf Tuesday the 23rd LJ Honolulu 7:30 o'clock Monday It Is ordered that at A. D. 1917. at 2 o'clock morning - oaS8lt- - EDUCATIONAL day of October. - Miss Ballantine, teccher piano and p. m., before the Judge presiding at Automobile The best market price will be paid for voice at Roselawn, 1366 King St Chambers of the said Court at his washed cotton rags by the 6859 lm Court Room In the Judiciary Building, clean 8734-t- Repairing n. i Hono- Honolulu Star-Bulleti- in Honolulu, City and County of of Hawaii, be and the and lulu. Territory FEANK COOMBS By the Salvation Army., clothing same is hereb- - appointed the time and . .. .- Phone SCIENTIFIC - .wii.r wnrk. place for the hearing of said petition 6865 lm Bishop and Queen TeL 2182 11 fig. PALMISTRY and accounts, and that all persons in- page. 546 So. King. terested may then and there appear and 'Typing. 10c per MME. CLEO is an experienced prac-- cause, any why the 6859 tf chow if they hate , tioner in the Science of Palmistry, same should not be granted, and may by which she has made many re American Optical Co. SITUATION WANTED. present evidence as to who are en- markable predictions. The lines in to the said property. 1148 Fcrt St., Honolulc powerful in- titled 9 years' office experience the hand show the September, Opposite Catholic Convent Its Tours shipping. fluence of All Affairs of Life such as Dated the 14thday of including bookkeeping and 1917. open, - business, marriage and health. 177 A. D. THE HOUSE OF SERVIC3 If you have a.position addresa By the Court: Star-Bullet- in Beretania street cor. of Union. En Box 693. office. SIBYL DAVIS. 6849 tf trance on Union street Have MME. CLEO read for you today. Clerk of the Circuit Court, First Oood orchestra man Satisfaction guaranteed. Hours, 9 Circuit. Violinist (white) 1, 8. violinist "P. O. Box 31. 6897- -3t to 121 to 6.' Evenings by ap 6893 Sept 17, 24, Cct. pointment Phone 4115. Adelina Patti HELP WANTEO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIGARS FOR SALE. First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii Twenty ladles and 20 gentlemen to Chambers- - In Probate. experience At FITZPATRICK BROS. Instruct in dancing. No AUTOMOBILES. necessary. Apply Martha Howlett of Don- - In the matter of the Estate L O. O. F. building. Mondays. Tues- E. M. F. Tourinj Car, 5 pass., good ald Francis Nicholson, Deceased. ". and Fridays. Phone 1162. condition, $150.00. Inquire 3830 Pa FOR ALL PURPOSES P : dtrs 6895 tt ; Jolo, at Sixteenth ave. Phone 7297. Notice of Hearing Petition for Probate Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, A 6&S3 Napkins re- lm of Will. P. 5286. and Towels, Etc. Telephone girl operator at once; AMtHAW. PAPER CO, Ltd. P ply own handwriting, stating ex-mn- A Baker Electric Runabout, good condl-tlon- , Phone 1410 in . &9vzfattrt m7ty TbtTfttiat AcgCttw York TrticsfS A Document purporting to be the E Bfi'-r- v exnected. Ad- - Wright, O. Box cheap. C D. P. Will and of Donald J, Ashmai Be ave n, Mgr. to Box 724. BtuvBuH - 6898 3t Last Testament n t dress replies, 455. Francis Nicholson, deceased, havtng Hupmebile Touring Car for sale. Call on the 10th day of September, A. D. - Boy wantea to Uke position la print-- or phone Captain Crystal, at Fort 1"17, been presented to said Probate MEAT at-'udi- ng MARKET & GROCERY plant. Also opportunity of 6899 tf Court, and a Petition for Probate inr Shatter. ' achooL Gcod pay to start FOR RENT BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE th-sreo- praying for the Issuance of Apply air. rooms. . AUTO ACCESSORIES. Letters Testamentary to Alice Nichol- Phone Six (6) warehouses for rent. Apply BAMBOO FURNITURE. ENGRAVING. son, having been filed by said Alice 34SI All makes of auto and bicycle tires Waterhouse Trust, Foit and Mer- Nicholson. C. Q. YEE HJP w CO. Office bqy fof .mercantile firm. Good and tubes: . auto accessories: also chant Sts. 6885 tf I'. Ohtani, Fort near KukuL TeL 3028. Calling and business cards, mono- It is ordered, that Friday, the 12th vulcanizing, retreading, rebeadlng. 6800 tf grams, wedding invitations and an- day of October, A. D. 1917, at 2 o'clock nly In own handwriting. Box 730. etc. - Taisno vulcanizing (jo Ltd.. FURNISHED HOUSES. nouncements, stationery, etc.; cor- p. m., of said day. at the Clurt Room n. CARPENTERS. Star-Bulleti-n of Star-BuUeti- 6898 3t ; 180 Merchant Ewa Alakea street. rect styles. Printing Court Judiciary Bulld-i-. Care Desirable parts of " of said in the M'CHESNEY C2 3197. 6382-6- m houses in various Department, 125 Merchant COFFEE CO. .. - Phone - I. Tafcano. 16 So. King. Tel. 2096. St S in Honolulu, City and County of t-.- laarn trade. 1Kb 14 to 16. Com- the city, furnished and unfurnished, COFFEE ROASTERS V , be and the same Is hereby education. Apply super-- wagon supplies at $15, $18, $20, $25, $30. $35. $40 and 6858 2m FURNITURE. Hor lulu,, mon school Automobile, carriage, appointed "the time and place for pror-i- n Star-Bnletln- - in .' 6894 tf Quaker, Portage tires, tubes. New up to $125 a month. See list in our AND Dealers Old Kcna Coffee tntendent CAFES RESTAURANTS. secon- . hearing said applica- office, Trent Trust Co., Ltd., Fort Murata 715 South St New and said Will and ' Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co. TeL 2742. d-hand Merchant St Honolulu Shoemakers wanted. Apply 'Hawaii between King-- and Merchant Boston place in town. furniture bought and sold. tion. 6803 6m street Cafe Coolest Honolulu, September 10, A. D. Shoe Ca'a shoe shop. . Hotel and Aft?r the show, stop in. Open day Chairs for rent Phone 1695. Dated Union.: ...... 6886 U Accessories; TeL 1324 Smbot & Waikiki, Royal Grove A new and nieh "IJou Theater, Hotel 6812 6m 1917. tires. bungalow, completely furnish- St H. A. WILDER, Alakea 6539 second-han- d EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Steinhauser, and Merchant ed, tf New and furniture bought Clerk. 6803-6- m silverware, linen, instantaneous heater, shower, etc. Attractive and Columbia Lunch R' - us; quick service and sold. Phone 3998. 1281 Fort St THOMPSON & CATHCART, PIANOS pacific Employment Bureau Japa--- 6453 6m AUTO PAINTING. convenient. Phone 3044. 6831 tf and cleanliness our taotcc; open day Attorneys for Petitioner. HONOLULU nese lelp. 1166 Union St.TeL.418.fi. opp. 6887 10, 24, 1. MUSIC CO. itd. - and night Hotel St, Bethel. Saiki. Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta- Sept 17. Oct 6806 6c . . Completely furnished cottages and 1107 Pacific Auto Painting Co. Our coat- 6518 tf nia 6078 tf Fort Street : apartments on the beach. . Apply St NOTICE. Naxanishl. 34 Beretania St, near ings guarantee durability of paint on T. first-clas- s Mrs. Cressaty, 1909 Kalakaua, Ave. CLEANING AriD DYEING. Phone 4511. 6:30 a. m. to fenders; Job, fair prices. MASSAGE. Nuuanu. 6779 tf The Board of Examiners in Opto- C p. m. phone. 7096. 5246-t- f Opp. car barns. Phone 596L . A. Residence B. C. Renovatory; clothes cleaned, massage electro-neerln- g, 6815-3- m K. Hashimoto, and metry for the Territory of Hawaii will two-bedroo- m Get Small , furnished cottage, t'yed and repaired. Phone 4148. opp. all the light you are Aloha Employment Office. TeL 4889. Nuuanu St, Williams hold examinations at the office of the $35; 2452 Kuhio avenue, Royal 6104 tf phone-1785- . v Alapal St, opp. Rapid Transit office. MOTORCYCLES, ETC. undertaking office, Territorial Board of Health on October paying for by using Edison Grove, Waikiki. 6898 2t 6400 3m All Unds of help furnished. 6101 tf S'.cam cleaning. Alakea St, nr. Gas Co. 4, 5 and 6, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from Mazda Lamps. THOR motorcycles; Pierce bicycles; 4 p. Two-bedroo- m 1 to m. of each day. Applications painting; repairing. K. rurnis&ed cottage, S71 6234 tf MONEY LOANED. Japanese help of all kinds, male and supplies; Kapiolani for examination or for exemption may O. Hlraoka, 1210 Emma Okahiro. opp. Oahu Ry. Tel 4018. Youn;, near St Rent electric shop female. St $35.00. No children. 6878 tf COLLECTION AGENCIES. Miney loaned on diamonds, watches be addres&ed to Phone 1420. , - 6054 tf WM. H. HILL, EKI cyclemotor agt. So. King. and Jewelry at legal rates. Federal T. cottage Cottage Grove. Quick Returns Collecting agency. Secretary-Treasure- r. m in 95 . V- 6804-S- Furnished Loan Office, N. King 6365 tf . St Gruenhagen's A AUCTION BULLETIN"" Tel. 1087. 6853 tf F. Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. Tel. P. O. Box No. 226. Hilo, Hawaii. Blue Riboon 3540. 6839 6m Fidelity Loan Office, 52 No. King St 6897 3t - BICYCLES. . After six months delay we have re- Two-bedroo- m bungalow-- Phone 6042. Money loaned on diamonds, watches ' necessary selling Chocolates ceived the orders Komeya, Bicycles, Punchbowl ft King. 6897 tf CUT FLOWERS ANO PLANTS. and Jewelry at legal rates. 6769 lyr HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. ;rcm the Trust Co. to dispose of 6076-6- m Cu- UNFURNISHED HOUSES. Coconut plants for sale, va- MERCHANT Hotel and Eethsl Streets : Macfarlane's fine Crockery and Samoan TAItOR. WAR PUZZLES rios, Cabinets, Furniture, etc., see MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 ft. King riety. Apply A. !. Hills, Lihue, St Three-bedroo-m house, Vineyard St, H. Y. Sang, tailor. 1131 Union. 6454-6- m special ads in is few days, there are 6803-6- m Kauai. 6277 tf $27.50 per month. Apply 297 Vine- 3 so many rare and valuable articles PRINTING. m 6896 Kuniklyo, 1111 ao long away SATO, 330 N. King. TeL 1026 6803-6- yard St tf T. Fort; phone 1635. In this stored lot that 6298 we shall set aside a special day for tf We do not boast of low prices, which SILVA'S - FURNISHED ROOMS. REAL . ESTATE.- TOGGERY Home of Hart Its sale, very many articles that will Toyoshiba, King St, opp. Vida' Villa. usually coincide with poor quality; thla Auction can never we how" to put life, Schaffner & Marx Clothes be offered at 27,000 square feet In Dole street Pu--' Large room for two gentlemen, also 6411 Cm but "know -- be duplicated owing to Ce destruc-- single room. Special rates by the hustle and go into printed matter, King, near .Fort - nahou district AddIt BishOD Trust . place of dur- ' tlon of the manufacture Co. ' 6866- -tf month. Heinie's Tavern. Phone CONTRACTO: S AND SUILDERS. and that is what talks loudest ana lng this war 4986. 6743 If longest 'Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n Furniture, Furniture, have you any House and lot KaimakL Fifteenth ave. HONOLULU PLANING MILL, LTD.. Printing Department, 123 Merchant - Fur-nitur- . used but serviceable art'cles of e mrw-ka- frrm Waiaiae road Furnished rooms for two reduced to Contractors and Builders. Manufac- street. to dispose of? We are the T. Nichols, ' 6888 12t $2.50 per week. Unfurnished rooms. turers of doors, sashes, frames, PURE ICE people, the Auction Rooms is the $7.00 per month with light 546 So. blinds, molding, screens, brackets, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. From distilled water , place to you in getting, every POULTRY. King street 6880 etc. All kinds of mill work, finish- ' assist lm G. Floyd Perkins. 603 Stangenwald Quick delivery by motor. , cent they . are worth. t Telephone, ing, turning. . Repair work and small ; eggs; Wo single Bldg. Phone 2907. ; 6809 6m OAHU ICE CO. 1123 : evenings 1710. day time 1612. Hono-- v Retail, wholesale chickens, Light housekeeping and rooms. jobs a specialty. Fort St Tel. 1510. Phone TeL 2867. Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. lulu Auction Rooms. J. S. Bailey. Cbong. 934 Kekaulike. Ganzel Fcrt 6806 6m PLUMBERS. 6817-S- 6434 tf FOUND G. Nomura, busier and contractor; Masaki Bros., 709 King. Tel. 5999. housekeeping rooms; high e MISCELLANEOUS. Light eleva- excavating, grading, paving, team- 6812 6m r Water-hous- 6488-t- The Co., Ltd. Nuu-V,a- u tion; close in. Phone 1998. f ing, concr , crushed rock, sand. tch of keys, corner King and ac-ou- ut Piano $50.00, on of going to Moiliili, nr. Quarry. Phone 7488. Won Loui Co., Smith streeL Tel. 1031 Underwood Typewriters street Owner can have same states. 727 S. Beretania street Comfortable furnished room and gar- Star-Bulleti- the 6568 lyr 6815 6m by calling n office and 6898 6t v age. 115.00. Thone 1998. 6881 tf young"building paying for this ad. 6899 3t M. Fujita, contractor and builder, Chee Hoon Kee, 11 Pauahi. Tel. 3653. One flag locker, ne office locker Combination sketch box and easel, 137 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. 6S17 2m . (koa); at K. of P. halL Telephone King street 6898 t 6300 lyr 1842., - 6883 tf SHIRTMAKERS. Second-han- d cameras and lenses ' Koda-grap- -vp- HOTELS H. Monzen, builder and contractor. : sold or exchanged. h H. HACKFELD & CO. bought Unused Remington e-rlter, To. 10, 662 3227. YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamas Shop, Hotel and Union Sts. S. Beretania St. Phone ' $75.00. Easy payments. P. O. Box THE PIERPONT 6602 6m made to order. 1305 Fort St., opp. Limited: .. . ' : 6337-t- f 453. 6S67 lm "On the Beach at Waikiki" Kukui St- - Phone 2331. 6442-ly- r CON TRACTORS GENERAL. Commission Merchants ? self-adjustab- Furnished bungalows and rooms; ex- NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS le ' Ona spring upholstered meals; splendid bathing Akagi, 1218 Nuuanu street, shirts and HONOLULU MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY. Oak Morris chair. Tel. 1842. cellent and Ohio Building Co.. general contractors. pajamas to order. Phone 6041. boating; 1000-fo- ot promenade mzli 6851 tf pier; Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone 6307 tf Notice is hereby given that the beautiful marine and mountain 2113. 1383 Emma street near Vine- BATTLE OFF HELIGOLANIX J- -- . , All kinds cf mm, vegetables, and view; terms reasonable. Mrs. John yard street Honolulu. 6866 6m G. Yamatoya. shirt3. 1146 Niiuanu St The 1 6202-t- first naral conflict of the war Sep-temb- er seeds. 1061 Aala street Phone 2554. Cassidy. Tel. 5708. f 6 151 3 m closed to transfers from Monday. occurred three years ago today. Au- - C77S-- Cf U. Yamamato, 8' S. Kukui St., phone 24. 1917 to Saturday, Septem- gust ' Furnished cottage with sleeping porch 4120; general contractor; building. K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. King 28. 1914. HI W IMRrlC i 1916 piano. condition. 6805-6- m Find a sailor. .' "."Hi Starr Perfect and private bath, with board, also 6354 tf vtiMUTUAL TELEPHONE CO, . 3102. 6884 - REBUS. - Phone tf furnished double rooms with board. " ". By Treasurer, , .. : Its i Vida Villa, So. King 6889 lm JUNK. TEA HOUSES. Riw in Prmnee. . i . BALCH. . . -- St J. A.' ' ' TESTUKDATS JLX8WXU. I - Ahen Your Eyes Need Care Sept 22. 1917 STAR-- B bought Japanese HonolnlCr' T:H,. ' JLLETiN GIVES YC'J Junk and sold. Phone 4366. Ikesu, best dinners. T. W. Vottdg doion. in. tUhri. r M J ? r' - v.- - 6899 Sept '24, 26, 28. Try Murine Eye Remedy TCDAVC NEWS TOQAV 6407 6m Oda. proD. TeleobonA 3212.. 6183-- " ' ' . 1. - - '. . , 1 !, '"". " "i--- . v u -- -r r i "

well-directe- d 4 aotung If 'denied 'to labor, and, -- x Ai-V; aT W ''X'aj: v'rUVj If jeW stumble --gt op and come on asain.--r E. K.; Piper. ' vi V4v-Tvi- '

t v SIOTEH; Tflit LAST 3 MONTHS HA JW EHS 's !-'- '- - ' WILL PRESENT ljpSI Imported f l7illifel?TTo 5u;car 07" Jan I ,vt' irJITiai PUY ,;v;v V---- GRASS AT A C. - ' 1 SB BHIB1BSJ m Jl M BM I ? I 4 OANGCROU8-AQ- E ; to"yie jiiaks I :f THE OFYOUTH.,i,:,rz::;:.:.zSbyv hs bniiness office.; and hta own i .h4Ubjq: he eetsltke . door,.aad good uo rpu suov VfflSICY 3 YEARS front. whoseidea3ba riLwaii io Jiance,io ffiEMCM T. bts-been- n SPOKANE, Wash.. Sept Stirred Theater Co. mifl prewat j fy DOROTHY DIX ycje o hwera dinnerdo.wn-tow- froeipjitce to. PUeeabelamueeoH0 The'Lanal - y by cafes. of - 5 hn4;go-t- o lhenheatet;'e1th-BetS- ye'erps- - thrilia-an- cKe'nlent. He the demands of Director Iti- pUy ni rnuy. ana' biuray The World's vH'shest- Paid .Woman for; d ant' i -- R EEcmouths 'from today is 'the are being imported," tay the liquor Public Safety Sooy baa Issued an or October1 ' t: ?0 oncela'monthV-- . , weflts'rta,lo1te, andjnike lofe.and'ibe t -- Tentnjff 5. asd Vi -- - ex-isle- wholesalers. ' . d - set for,the execution of the der that in the future dancers, of what- o'clock, at the Laniakea tnaater. 4 TThlsliappy. sute of affsirs his loredrte aJiantic. fashion.'!. TH y c".Tast? poison of" Scotch iwhiaky in Chinese wines under tabu snd , properly clothed ro-- iTomaiC whose JyeareCare j- for'nerly-3- !yXars,4 axjd '.now, "jfc&d hVs.eee4he4fqture,-b- the sMe art ever class. must .be afnu' Noble. BornBam. T Hltold -- Roter -- : : -- can no longer be imported. A ship- public, says - renearww, - aa of: glory to her,., was suddenly:7when ftfcey re middleiged of .U-wll- r vjtretchlnir alopgdull and thesjisUao.;;:C' - when appearing In a des dacer.- e ot e I croFn: Nicht-y- o -- hai brg gorern-meat.V- as ment which arrived here on the City. m woman 1 vtqfniig stocking People, Jack-- Jumps rpastiire dfiiolte,Vtwo ddVpeonle'yawning and Th5sile.the4rerdictof'4b.'e. patch from Atlantic mnA Kn nmmiatnc cast. The, the. heel.of a. she ' ,orerthf cus- -- : - e - -- sfood1 cop-tr- ol Maru is to be seixed by the He declares that the time has come well known eoctetr'flri and was .imitnngrar.herigraBdoo;8Qmer bfrs He has fallen' tn lore- or tm nodding jorer-h- erenlngipaper- with the respltofthe are. all s ' a: ' acto-and"j;i- con-8 toms men, as ia all others which come when more decorum must be observed etage experi- i In : France,, as needles agfaes; he .sha-wftb-- glri."youaa their on the, radiator." ; " based "on' the tbe men hare . all had v where and feet , hc - - mVus opinion Honolulu liquor later. There is small prospect these in the costuming of the beauties who ence. ' - ' ': cllcked,i she . talked,-- out : of. .the- full- enough to, be his daugTjtefAand he has 'The- outlook; fortte? future .appals of of ; ' r dealersI-wh- o beWere rthe "supply shipments will be permitted entry, be grace the floors of the carabets, and The play xhoeen . la TThM Perplexed ness, of wisdom, and experience, about Ukep to dring'hIahlr.ndhU'EOoni' him, aad.'he 'begins tolook around that -- - - , v . n?8fM?jc;in: ns cause in transit wheu the .food act hla public warning ., ia made at this : men.- : .; . wearing the.gWdieftrlotf of antidote,' aid he finds it in some the V"holeie; houses. Husband,", by Alfred 8utro.- , tachf and ffrn " con- - rah-ra- -- went into effect, as the importers had time, he says, to avoid entangling The leadlnc role will be played ty :Tf yoa' can- only get a man safely h .college sport clothes you erer pretty little elta' irr:wh6 'A abotit attdthe bonded warehouse will ' , v consurb 30 days of grace before the Jaw went tracts which cafe and cabaret owners TCobl .Burnham.'Whoce . through his. secopd' summer he Is in aaw.; 'k- half 'the age Nhls wife apd: wha be .cpnsuned. by then. if the fiAtftr ' - ' .' - ' Into effect. The supply Is light and may be considering for next season. -- Toy- - Boston, perpetual! danger,. and. takes a' wife i .thepoor j simpleton weighs1 a third as moch 'He begins 'remains normaL y ceaa l&r the theater. it alt 1 prices sky high," ay the dealers objection by Mt, and,-- being1 - : the There wiil.be no the nrea a happy interpretation. who has patience. and poife, apd. long has ,tpld;Betty; all. about and he Pfylng her attention;', . a As'Tao more can beimported,' the s. s -- who.-see- f. in Chinese wines. director to dancers who meet with . . work . fa . nedally commended evrrerma endurance) to get him wants her to glre him a.diroree so he efteerfur worker in 'hijnra flesth-.khell.to.thi- brsach-o- the John iiu e Beer and the cheap wines, backed popular demand as to the extent' of i IltUe dpU .babjrVwlth rides, be-tb- u-lan- d In'atrons parte. The Boston Erenlnc through It; ante."., x ; v ; cas knarry; the gooJmeaI. ticket and, joy' she 6areycbrn ianjiJyl;Ptto consent,-ar-e - still" firm- the anatomy that will be relied from, Tranacrtpt aaya of hla acting" of The "His seeena summer, i monirea.'; whoi'.he- h;as .beeh l playtnfi around, opens heir flirtation rfeolem .djrge for Scotch .whsky, - Increasing -- ly intrenched, and steadily the gase, but he will draw the line ' monologue "Tea." she replied. nodding: her old andshe'e,- just , been here Tto tell me upbn'hlm'and knocks hlnvdead.' . untll-f- t over. Chrtstmaa ranUty," . a at least er. the warJa - ' 7-- in production. In anticipation of the on dancers who throw modesty to the only neaa, Tnen-- nave two. eecona ; sum her.itnbles;nd,ask.my adrice.V- y ZH ibrills.v.snd .tingles the ,rAa?to . whisky, written .by.hlmee. thtt "with American there is day when all liquor imbibers will have winds In a desire to outshine competi- one actor, we lawor, mers.: The orst comes wnen they, are I 'What did yotf tsUherT".i asked." thoukht 'that helcan still make a wom- enough on : hand4; in '.Honolulu to last and unx actor s to turn to bererages of small tors. He o about two years old cutting - Ohi 1 told her.T i:smfled Vth'e old an erep? a young these said: wtth only' three' charactera, and t apdare ' Ioreihimand that' for;.tnree"wh6ieTears..''That's'all the alcoholic content as a surcease from Hula Hula Tlppsre Hit Barn-ba- m thelrr btf;teeth, and they are sickvand ladyi Juat ; to and ; keep a ar,caa't"resist his: ascinaUons He is7 expected ' to always of them Imagined, .Rcser .Nobie ' ajttlf . f ar? last," it is an itching appetite and in continuati- "When the Hawaiian dancer, peevish, . unreason"; death hojd'.on: bedding-rjng- and knqwshatbeiisolng.'wrongbut the - conTtyed 'more dramatic feeling and Irritable and her addeJ; on-of ob- ex-qusl- te their search for mental against whom this order is partly - parte able, and like to die, If thefr moth, that! if hadenougbT. courao. to kaQwlejfge gres '.him the ' same aiy than the- caat. wjtk It apeaklna but 1For the lnibiberlorlimported gins entertain-- " ? ; livion. ed. first appeared in local and-thre- was era can .worry ', them through iJack was through joythatshe.,had;when: he rob- e scenes could do...It 'that realize that there is - a .slightly longer repriere. Incidentally, drinking is now the in. ments, their grass skirts were modest ; - they generally grow . op : Into. big,, fine, J woqld- - passJ aad bed- hUte4ghhor's apple orchard when rare sugteaUon.-- With; aurprtsma abratoitorm that' The supply of imported, gins In Hono- door sport only of or mod- and becoming, but aa competition be- " healthy - 'sane again, she boy. Stolen fruit" the rich economy means both , In actrag ichildren.': fv v lere him normal ind he;.wsa is still lulu 'will six months, Is said. liq- ; of -- mJils-lipa.'-- last for it erately rich. Prices on distilled came keen the skirts shrunk to? a ",A i s . would out," 4hd he "would come sweet -'' andi In storyiir.'Burnnaoi goi acis man ; second summer comet win ' And 'perhaps the -- manufactured home provoked we : - ( - -- uors hare been steadily soaring for point that protest Now, rv . erer;r; : seems; to Is young st tiroTvirtlonAtftlT-lxrr- e effect." when i he's sharing around, tbe fifties back loring her better than It him that he produet-wiiria- ; ' as long as the Amer- past few months. Scotch whisky have no rule aa to length, but we de- ber.ihat-ahe.hadnt:an- y again, twenty the, ! hoMd Honolulu tmblic will and. wben'.he'a cutting his false teeth, f And ijtow ' that he i is instead of - - - - it th. ican whiskies: formerly . S1.5Q now mand drop sufficiently " that-he-wo- which sold for that the skirts enpport- - - and ,the' real: danger, time of his right to ruin Jack's life by glTint; him Wtyraaj Aild always be ' h that's s aire ?entbilaiUo and wf ;Not-only.l- plebian of brings 12.50. Other liquor price low not to cause comment uze wnen ne a ' resuess, ana - or a drrorce; and thus percipitaung-nu- n youngrif he. could hare this child by the drinker come to this newly formed dramatic v ;iwi be- performance " imported '.whiskies . and . gins threat- raises are in proportion, the ratio "What is desired is a strange fancies; and does foolish into; ' a marrtare.;, that waja sure to his . side.i...vShjB keeps him .stirred . up, company,' which Is turning ut uuents f 'Jong drought, aristocr- one-thir-d excess for- which will meet with approval Mm' indthin;- - fulPof Mm ened with .a but the ing about in of the xif ma-- V beyond are; apt to be; fatal.': but' if bring but misery." anjrigor, whereas.hisjwife tn nstrintfe aii crnceeda thiaxs.that' atic-consumer -- people. come my a mr4 fm. ' Vt ei mrr srfi aa r ; of fine wines will mer figures. reasonable It has to : erlXl. go l i an Ati fan a pnlia hiin down , and "depresses him actoal cost of productlsa t -- way soon , be la': the "dry belt" Cham- No one dares to predict what Scotcn notice in an official that the dahe - t2ve mtsagcmest !e nurse": him along through 'this period, hustand was.simpy syiienag rrem an v war relief, and wlthhei!',4 pagne -- .wines,4 al- will,' sell ' before final day. of era mentioned became reckless and it d; - and other imported for the . - nus-ban- marry girl.-- sires ueater wiin pav or ; ms existence ane u nare a ailment that': issf apU to break out ."8o he wants to the And was wholly tofiu the'Utue - though prohibited from importa- execution. And a quart of French due to the manner In that- - "neVer !need; to-b- on of . hIs.ajKp;aa,,the.;meajles is be !dees?if 'his wife is. foolish enough .not" . tacit row. of. the whole eeriea of itx con shell -- prorisions of the-- food brandy costs as much, almost, today which others tried to eclipse them., ; - In childhood." . and ! : would dirorce,. and he" tion under the templated nar anxious about 'agate.- ; v f that if he togire 'him' a lires " - purs, such rabaeribers - -- ."Atlantic City Is llttlesec-ond'.eurma- er act,' have "become sc scarce the in Honolulu as does a pair of shoes liberal end strains ' perform- ,rrre ;beeartrytof :to explain 'this to Just tend Ihim . cheerfullythroughf the miserably- erer after; for his that ing teats reserred for; all - price Is prohibitive even accepted gold standard of all com- a point In this regard, but there is a f 4ie.-would is- soon orer.- - -- asked almost the -- : Betty." th old lady went on: w6ut attack, ;be 'Immune from It Helsinks - ' ances, but paying cash for adsri - On line which cannot be passed. These .i'-M--?. -- to the conririal- sons the "White parative war prices. But at that, prices seats erery .wife belieres .that' her? husband toJtfiefuttarei."." th - Iniomiddrekge. and --his young- girl's it imnivtn.. Th. for are Way." "No more - high priced wines Scotch may yet cost more than shoes. dancers annihilated the dead line. II ifor the frczt hall of theater is an" especial : cod. or a particular ;fTou see about the time that a man chatter tires hlm, and his. old .bones What ia desired Is simple modesty in thf - cryiout easy , deni,; instead; of 'realising that" hus- gets' to'be Qftyr or;thereabouta,bA has for an chair instead of the tnl ILSQ fcr.tte rest. WILU-EMPLOY-WOME- 1916. year books of the United States dress and action. Muscle dancers are v'. - : he'-ishe- he-were- " bands come'- by? the bolt ' and are all a, avfddeni second summer of youth; ITs fbx.Urotrand s back N - department of agriculture which he objected to, and while the .dancers In summer,J looka to again- who knows has-turne- d cut off of the aame'pattern; and 'that an immiUtion but ,it with:the..old wife, : ; : ASSUGAR CHEMISTS over to the board of agrl-cu-l- question did not come under that head, -- -- they htm 'like'; .thing .while . It lists. th;e things- - - that agTreewith... his most of the tblngs.that da ls;ut the' real r forestry. Persons desir- . an- -- - they were approaching I can the'-la- flre,: up ; whom . it the working out of of 'nature It7 is a lfa!ae buttit 'fturne; etomach,; and,with he j has a GREELEY,- - Colo. This year, for-- the ing to secure copies book may nounce ."by ; r of the that the order will be strictly in thenvend'has' no especial reference fiercely.f or;aJ little time, and its Ufet(me of "memories in 'common." first time Jn- - the history of the domes- get them at the rorernment nursery, enforced." Spokane (Wash.) Chronfr particular women toiwhomthey Ugb4;hetakeesan?apnraising Ylew of :Plractcallyrerery man' thls lit- - to the " has, tic beet' sugar-indust- ry so- far as is King street, or by writing to the cle.;-- , - i up arexnairiea?,v. ;.-- : his ;wfe. himself,' andithe!futjire4 tle flare, of youth when. he reaches known,' women are to be: employed as box-20- tolsclty. t- ; ; ? before, years ,, of -- "You know, Betty and Jack hare e. hasn't realised It: but he the. indiscretion, when' he chemists -- in the factories.. The Great Edward M. Walsh, Jr a student beenone'of 'model conples' to percelreslwith !.p(tflef s ;clearne s - that thinks he's in lbretb jioinebody. the Western Sugar, company is the first to W. C. Bortfeld of Honolulu and Miss aviator, who was killed on September : w - a fc sun : middle-ared- age' Amy - which .we 'hare pointed with pride :aa hla wif e is Betobserres of .his jMwWirtter,- and it's up adopt thls means 'of., supplying V the Mahlkoa of Kalihlwat Kauai, 11 at the aviation camp grounds at thirty-Inc- h i rnrougn were M.- people .being hattor fherf double cbin her belt to uia wixo .ior nurse mm it, -- married at LIhue. last Saturday San Diego, was the son of Edward WcKlrJey-hlg- an illnstration of shortage of chemists,, the adoption, of The h tchool 'itudent - aa she . Would :a'teethlng;baby " said afternoon by Rer. M. LydgateTfls-to- r Walsh, Sr., many, years manager - though' married, Betty's .been one. of measure,- oer simjou amir.iBerBsn the'plan' being, due' to - the suggestion J. for .special aiecuoo maay -- -- ' lioir'keld a good, who a gTng.cneeKa.ige-neaTuieB- s the oldrladyandif she does she lires of Lihue Union church. of Paia plantation. Maui. ot-the- tho wires has been real wuisicu of .G. vW.V Atkinson, chief chemist Tat eiltofa achool ;' helpmeet,'' thrlf and 'economical xd she .walks; the Xact that she ; prefers the '.company's factory here. "The labo- tr -- ptif.'cjUon. tce'Kttk aid Oold. The ------Industrious, and there's been noimen comfort toCgaiety. ratories "will be - run on : eight-hou- r wrj:be-Ear- Mc------,Zi? thlayear l - -- ; a - - eiltcr for who's had a more comfortable home Helooks at himself and the.sees-- (Copyright, H.7.;byUbe- Wheeler. Syn-- shifts. ' ':.V-:..--0--v..-:-- ; ana, aa canarer, ne wui - ., Ttrxrt, mtb than';' Jack - or been better 'taken ..cate man.wbo is, still young in.spite of,his vdicate;lnc;). .. alreafiy been -- ' rrtik PairetViwho hte of. And Jack' has been aa domestic beteg 'flreor; t?nyear older than' Ms Dorolhyi Dtx'sarticles .appear; regu HONOLULU ASTONISHED - - .' chcTca to lead fiTe.- y ; - . v tie trt":ttill j aa house cat,' one of those satisiac-tor- wifa,'i Of ;ieourse hiai kstir U grayjng. larly in thjs paperHerery. Monday, Wed- - I-- a . .( :rn 1 : : rr the "- ZCIL Th elect! - wis : cl w05e,wcrid,U botosed too; an$ helsa,ttasaln'4en; as)he:used neeiuriirriaiy;; ; . t''-"'?- a. cf-titE- e l.'.'-ir- y btstiaJa NOT KiiU who tr- i - - !a itzttuKSZSzt tie ONUYjTridSE 'A merchantrelatea the following: .... . rr'.i'L MAGAZINES ic-- j c::i:er"WU-a.- cicsen to take ''VVntjt$n':twM not sleep vithout : NOTICE-MA- Y be to ti? er a gin wLi:id"not return BE turnings erery; hour, r Whatever. I : ate Wt advUi onr ptrtis3,that ovfaz to ths extras ' l- to i '': i , X"' - ca.used.vgas: and sdurriess. 'Also, had -- - - ordinary increase in ths ,ccjt;of Carbide, chemicals for. "? fortun- - ' s Jarrim Jensen .waa the stomach- catarrh. . OKB : SPOONFUL ata now Uiea the rice. ' birkvglycerine; mix- cre,ard tie . -- ta'ckthdra etc as pntftyinstyleai Oia,1pverttid expense, salaries, etc., ue-acaoc- .tr"' p :cy of i tv Secretary ':'-Raymond :t C - Adler-J-- k INSTANT- t' rtf iTiaixanon., Brows con ed In eUered me Tt-.tUa- president xif thla orsanl-lit'- fetre.d, wlthPostmasterj P. - H.'riMac LY." Because Adler-i-k- a flushes the ".we have found it necessary tp adyanca the price of 'AcjetJti were all theN.mag-arine- s ra,' and the other efflcera Adam Sajtfirdayliniregard:to ENTIRE alimentary 'tract it relleyes V : y 5 1 lene Gas for welding, automohile lighting and otherwises.7 e! . :zi at the en of tte,cprftia term. whichf may be'1 mailed to ; ANYCASE constipationsour stomach A number.of).clia2rts ere planned la Bessie5: BeaVly.Vthe f"'eleverisscW or 'gaa arid . prerenta .appendicitis.'; It - - -- ? - -- office, Hono- - tia' ttudest. hody goTe?:nent which writer ; for the San FrancIseeTJul- walked; Into, the edltor'a, cqyer and'handinr Ifto- a7postmaa. bas'.QTJICKEST, action of anything we fb - - w , - Hbllister-ITUg"C- wl'j' creaitly 'facilitate . the handling, of letln. 'Who 'wee recently In ,MonwuW lmu- was . ours. Not onjy aia imo ,Only those magaxinea which, print a erer'sbIdThe, the Tarlc.ui apcrta, end at ..the same flrtUap ef her voyage around ailwthe news that Honolulu,- had - to, nqtfce bn'the corer 'to'the en.ihe effect that ' : - e -- ' Acetylene lifheK-praH- tine- glte; the etudenta a more direct the jorid, -- waa ef.equent bffertrbufererything else. lf. a; IS cent'; stamp, Unplaced .on the .v e st t" 0 hind in the management' of their own hle clty ln:her, articles Kbme.? The W1relsts.-TaMn'OVerrT- . notice; the will '- ef ' -- fMestry' . P. Box 454 afrsirs. ' ':' '- failo'wlna is' one ;of these artfcles:r; The ;winle5sth,a'dbeeavtaaen orer see "that ? it'reaches an tAmerican" board 0. Hustace St. off South. Phone 1144 mment;rThe , surround-ingtislad- a BOOKS Hawaii. wfcen 'i;met irin:tne:acnooi bythegof' S::iri::GETS;YEAR. ; had irecelred na" word 'of menC; 'vAli;'others ".rrfll "pe refused ' an HAVAll JAPAflESE GIVE r -- declaratTon'of ar onttPtwo days -- the' life of youth the les7prdr1y;;wrapT)ed, sVHnped and . J,Kv,KalanianapleK delegate to ether atsraraUonin a. ;Hn :.mad,-wne- a ;c::aTflu!ED relief submitting v unwillingly to tne rorueai after St aa btpnt addressed to some udirlduaL' ' . ; Ctrngtess', has secured a.supply of. the , -- of, .being- - merer-- ; could PHUto, carry the; news ,vw.-.- . ''liii: :ili,;iiii..,.1ANUFACTUHERS' SHOE. STOHEimi!!::::!;::::" i edccated.We f!kl'ctsrCtn:-- remembeir 'whether-- . It ..waaspeired Aperican'.flags-'w.er- e fluttertegffrom : ; 21. last week, a -- .cy twp,-heared.- s. UILOEert. 0j with, aighiof mostof-the-buildIng- Soldiers were llcaclula- - and the cno ."I'Tor bcrcre .he" left for: when'-w- e . p ;on of,Ha-l-?!s- a relief turned .the je and cuaHered Inrllttleibrowa tents ,the proceeded 'to 'forget- - its', cxistence as lawns of 'the 1 capitol? to tbe i ready for lurprtse - - received ;uite a'Jcrfd Is of Qui'ck"aQQonon-th- e waterfront should a'Cepctatica JaptstBe waited readily- as we; forgot the capitf Hrtta of -- Cbe.rnecessry.LThat Uttle-prelimlaa- the ''United States and the rirerstd tbeirrserrices ca tim'aad."arter'a - .v..--f -- - Commerce with, a sum of Aaia.'- '';:;.$ morning the Chamber; of . UHt, prtieated'. hla agwn. pase. In--' the Allied i Hawaiirwhen.' licame..nponJt wng.f eeting toi resolutions tncaeyrto be .forwardedito coci-edyra- nd - . ' of Jag V ofJ: the . United d; ' ' : was the i Hairaii the ,c;ulcal dqrt the action I TTar-r.tf-fua- ' "V . the-popnla- r. The.-aeok.esm- an, , wae songeplace of Btatea,; ; an x . amount ccatrltratediby theMap - g- The . German; the : sUtereanded beachea .andr painvpor- Amerieanizjed breakin- acese-wMSCZ.an- this la n' excel- .waters,, of .huts clus- - last etrand of loyalty ;that 'bound ' him cc'stributioa'; to - the dered "ntlre. lent- J. the-banya- n, ..; , good. tered beneath trtesrbf $9the,Ieriand-- . avBwela.wnt society wtich is dots? so much - - - cppper-coiorea- opesqa were-pointi- ng t tr llosa'waa-del!ihted.to-im-der- ute aleek- ooaies ? ,Tbe men; proudly; Mala .91 ; ;j:--tf- -- beyond her : music, the-tnaUont- toipropor-tien- f ,philoeophlfj;,eh far mtlxy vrdoas. flower, leis, of "Insidious lt largerj Vmti'u T&V" -- with f7; ward.t to . n ithe commission forward -- immIDK wkr aor Utl tte wattv. aay, m mmZmlZmm.II m. m, A 1 1 sweet-scente- d night and: perprHal any. or waeuier ana orwim,, tm. AW. -- m. m IaA f n:neyrto Kilo and Ci'io, as8u than that, of other,state " f Ttfi yvn u oeuy hw .wm bp ww the ' -- - the radicals Win tell wf ;; -- -- eoaeAf moonlighLV ..' ' '7: ?v ? territory "in the funlOn: superta : wwiil.ee tkis cukkir, :as4 is eaftirr Ir ti a Ja; zz tz e . that their' gift would r;laersoiu3ly.Hlwef r4.to;.belItre all at - ' - ' -. -- early, morning of schools during the alter '.V-- .- . mm 4m . he ,nuca' aprreciataa,'- , Hawaii 'through the tendent t mtmm i - - ut ' miBts-7-- a ; that- not : a Tata,-;b- noon issued the teachers toi - rain is. ordersto darUng .ola; tfitaer Goose, : and. pl;- iquid sunshlne-rPresented.- no sucnas-- acqor .y- - jvv me- - nay nrf'.heri gltlngT those .ieesona in pect' v . I rardenere and tne: gorernor' jiniJeai Hete. is .one to '.' bafore bad- ciraedaprolamatirarset-- ' the nursed iThe silrer beach, waa there,; add tiig conditiQnthat ; day;, tor a pHtrty enttnre lesson; and that banyan .trees, :th,euy. leaning, .'fortt.thecriticaL it is Boethee-thM- i Jack-e- e. nimble, n would.resuitiirom-aioo- a - plume-topped-" coconut palms,, the 'hap- mowwhiii vend Jackt befentck : and- Jaek,. Jump ' '" jriSng-th- e conserration of'Supplies..i - py. laxy. Mnxnrioua life - "and all aq'd the' eaaditstkik vThtek'of the : '.When tnat uawau iasx enr Men's and Yoiiiig beauty-tha- n .consiaer - JacJc r more color and the. musi jou - coneentratfoff prtiato that kl? y,ear s,wu.uw- worm cal ;medy;pr.-T?Bea,cli:WAnrf- vboughtnerir;J . ;jntvaa-ereleh.rtan- ' of tfood'trom -- ther countries,-- Iooti. -- erer dreamed Buvwey did net dare gel too ratior nia oiay C'clii" Krrvccs ; -- which came from T p T7-- OOXprttof 'the bdy:.6uI3Tneter;nare-Ta- Men's Shoes . ... .-- f- e United States, tt .is not, oiincun to that ight-toth- gaie oT;the'incomingToy - w teip. ager.v.iOne'.must go hunting them; defptnd her - dependence upbnt the " JlnglfcHydii 8Torerear'H . , - , mm bo4y supple with' exsreise:, then .? Must Run Gamuts bis h : kept ihli mind clear; ao" "he could lalert-r-aTt- a ;;srall-dlrecta- 4 v be 'f to ; gamut of taxi and baggage : drtreraf women were doing; what "rtaien: H ' V? : hustlers, ; and r.trarerse the length Tot measuree," the wbtaenr i lands-d- o; taking-stoc- k V, reictng caltiTateeTall these, aracet. 'p-ier, years be of all Uade of Oennine Xmjjefial Oon Uetal Calf CJJi.'TcrtTa I a typical United Istatea city. To - - more evidence - possible saenneea; to ,Wonea are new: in la southern-rather- . of 'their human r:-c- .vi kVJ a arrcre ferula troatle. sure, it than- a - f gytanaaiutna, learning this, game, -- .isia ' the:war gods.- hoping 'and-- earthg and the uppers' with Oak leather soles and heels---. aaa western city,-bu- t American,. none the aenera-,tion:nemc- e- believing ' impending '; ca ;ktftan men. :Jt looka aa If t-- r:--- only half in i taclscheanan lest. - be no pudgy & shoe we can recommend as being good k there wCt of v-- cy lamity. A r " v i r la side . - i naatnred", figure , Here on a South Sea Island just Vwould; difficult believe ; In 'Erea the nsst cf Ce time. r It be 'to stiffened, value these. days of high shoe prices.' r?eUj inside 'the tropical .fringe,; inhabited aaygrlmreality: la Honolulu. v ltHs need not be'aaby, and with in I tzi Czrr peorty-dlreetedeaergi- ath-- 'day: by copper-end-bronx- e - ts. The f r-- 1 xm extra aa day after so ;fnll Of tight It; U- so. beautiful V letle girl hai long ago snpplanfed tha not peopled dressed In coconut . oil,i are beyond . imagining." soft and, gentle, i'X-- ecli. - io t rcnd-houl4ere- d We are building a new front, so come ec:j Tcope"" in , broadcloth, steel - JjoUowtcheatjU and the traffic' so, pleasantly warm' and mellow, so enesytjon - - i.ene of the djajtMt .the l7r.' c!octc frame office metropolitan fragTantr so playful,' so ; Uke the sun Ja to;see our shoe display. - a heap ln.e, rock hotels.: French pastry, ; clanging,, elect- to : to"fat a airt all in rililtrcUtxreta shine showers that turn: out not tbe ; I ;rs ga crcnllsa. ric- care and fall7 the .: othjer tapedt - iagxkair. ;?he la.alreadrtlTtan2 ei ao they a------hel4 herJitad and shtiuldara A fritai me ,w,eitern fcirUzat bn; i.' .elcemel.lthaa!:thlm6nilng -; Mail Orders receive prompt care mentaof .dewupon - ahew."her. ea-ese- mind. and ae- try LrJ'a ' Six days-at- 't sea aharpena the appV v V. risIatt-oa-Ufe.V'Sh- 1tir C theowerf 6 eqrste kn ex1 nlcttT; for. a. bit .of' dry land. Sty . Xbnvwoujd . orHono-Iejut-r and-wna- titr: known more ' actly where' anrataiida; t aha "tsble Ccrouad. fallow-joufnaH- stV (so S. llcdufe ;Did itteiriyoaithatvtheytmtde Y.fL-- ' tea tcVcs I naw wfX ) ; - y ' r tL.'r? ta styles ihimself and .1 were eager for terislandioursJ-PresenU- the. mayor. - ,:;-x.- : tsretar-crtrii- a, backache ' girl le being erolred front eerreet iir- v w ; i rtrcr, aa -- x;. knowledre and keen fbrrexoerience t ig and brorued, part Hawaiian, and . C.-- 7 r-t- UUa t tfr&tf.wiiX-- U tl Lrcrrcre weV stepped-from-t- - 'Jagw1lTotnrHaxUetic. i i cr looVisg-f6- K he shelter; tie j undeniably, the- It, irjn-.liaye'ithr - Manufacturers oti better eaee'Jbt tbaieMf ri-- f ilx'rt-IItU- l CeaLjCa A I . V . & . t . TT l- -t 1 ::bnt .U:. la ' aendtng - ..JMm J -' l' -- his automobile, to take us : :WeM .'j, tvV- SA ':: i r.- Vr - ut VW.'MPW.W ra til'- Ccronadii4, morning.':''";- ' Toushan-cpm,-tQpv.b- 6reVr 2 1 z- rzzr-- R. F. D. T :"' r fQrta;drire. i ::r ' "'t: ! c-i- ' ; Most of all,', we were : hungry; ypu p M ny : i- a, - for must 'hurry.for' weareilunchlng wf:'iv.w Shoe -- .' . - -- - 1$ any way to atop vv rlo news (home:-.- T7e had ' been;six with'5 "7 'Trc-ia- i. t :r3 frcrafesale vfrom the gorernor end tle retirtne; fjt- tn -- ' ir daya knowledge coun- 'T-Tsbt- Tn - : r rrcasrccj, ks'laf--e cr the without, of our, sMTetary Toi theterrijtorjv who rknowe -- na$.&ra- tluea from jtbtar -- . ."- fmmmmyHmmmm'mmJl-Am'mit- l 1 try's moods andj we -" .. rt by ! r. try Lr "Xi actions:other than much that must 'learn andwe can . ntsWn;.M,a Ut tbca evcrr 1051 Tort St. -- Klsa'a . v.--..n ' fi-- aa lira.- f.-- r5- thetoqe-bef- message ;ailouncingva not;be"qite.i.it mTm yr?y.y?-!.'A- ; ARr ;uy ut ,uim ack " rri s XurJi'm v w.i c? I! ceri free eirico declaration of.war. Perhaps whenwe have.' returned ;we .wear-- -- tr7r- - r--' infotnjation'kbbut the-worl- that-It-w- as tsst.akieJse Owhp from n eld r J t try the rest of t wUVair forget la Uerge rT-- twf :wXi9 t ti u .tanr ; . alera v The fimhiginodeia.'buffd ", ' '. ' , nulilljl!!?': ni! " M " , - ' t?-- S rrT-- - 'I!'"f!'" my eyewaa;the home of the Hcnoluln We will Just UftMlt- .- 'vf-"-- ! - .? . ; f t"': 4 ."' J.'-- . . . - r V j- ' r V ' , TT tfV TV