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-- NAME MOULD Russian Forces HOTEL IS OMISSION OF FROM ' Seize Mongolian GUARD ROLL STARTS STORYI GIVE W: put m . ATTACK BELGlUSia Town of llairal BRfBOClft M. S. GOODHUE IS SLACKER SUCCESS

In ,;-f "f Two Sailors Girl Alleging an Effort to Placate Internal - . f and Immediate Overhauling of the Chairman Green of Draft Board Makes Formal Request of HaigY Men Drive Huns Back 9. Occu- - Unrest Kaiser Will Also ?f TOKIO, Japan. Oct 4 Ejectment From the, Young 1 Pearl Harbor Submarines Adjutant General to Ascertain Why Name Was Not Sup- Through Poelcapelle While pation by the Russian army of 4 Agree to Yield French Terri Halral, .Mongolia, was today re- - Dance Floor Seek $5000 to Be Undertaken plied to Registration Officials of Big Island French are Rushinq Teutons ported from the Russian as well " tory; Offer to Go Through Damages; Declare Employes on the Belgian Front . as Chinese sources. The news By request the Inter-Islan- d dry-doc- k v r GUEEN, in charge of draft operations throughout the Neutral Nation Discriminated Against Uncle been over to the navy-to- FRANCIS J. has u roused much comment in has turned request general of V. immediate overhauling of MAJ. today filed formal with the adjutant (Aiciatd Pxtu tj a Wtrtltsi ) Peking and Tokio. Sam's Uniform the thorough investigation made as to who was re- ( Aestdatod rrtci by U. 5. Haval WlrsUss.) f the four submarines at Pearl Harbor. asking that a be in France,' Tle reported occupation by the sponsible a report stating that M. S. Goodhue, son of Dr. E. S. Good- ' army. Mongolian Two of the submarines are to go on for BIUTlSttFIJONT MSTERDAM, Xetherland SlaT of the f f hue of Kona, was a slacker. a terrific - t drydock today will l,e followed 4- stronghold was explained at the the and Maj. Green and officials on the island of Oct. 0. According to ail tTy the two. The k of over- Investigation made by draft hurricane fire (leneral ilai.y: r Russian embassy here today as U. S. LAW IT IS CLAIMED ." other that young Goodhue is a member of the na- f Hawaii thus far have shown (ft 4- - hauling the underwater craft will article in the Deutsche Tagc being tiie climax the fights HOTEL AGENTS VIOLATED tional guard in good standing but that his name was not included in the forces ajrain hurled themselves - probably eight to days. which were going on for some take ten Hilo by national Zeitung, an influential German In requesting the use of the drydock list of guardsmen sect to the registration offlce the against the crown prineeM time between the Slavs and the f Uniforms of the I'nited St?tes, f guard authorities on the Big Island. : the naval authorities represented that - , newspaper,, tin? Central Powers Mongolian army of brigands. The punishment for discriminations I army east of Vpres this .morn- it was of urgent national necessity Upon receipt of the request front Mongolians are jaid to be vell by theaters, etc., against wear-- v about to make another bid they be given privilege re- Maj. Green, Maj. Will Wayne, acting inf, attacking on a wide front, arc equipped with modern arms. ers jof. That hereafter no pro- - that the to end army f quired. .The natural assumption was adjutant, stated that the matter wfll the bein timed simul- to bring' the war an The Russian crossed the prietor, manager, or employe of Hoover Rules be taken up with the proper jierscna attack Mongolian-Siberia- n that the submarines were to be mada "'.'is still lighting on boundary lino f a theater or other public place immediately. taneously with a forward move- VSVe- she Mongolian territory and oc- - ready for a cruise. Into of entertainment in the District ! request will Lieut-Col- . More-hea-d roTetgn sou. v. cupied the stronghold in an effort of Columbia, or in any territory, The unexpected of the naval "I refer this to ment of the French south of plans of 2nd Infantry," Maj. general weaken-- - to check the progress of the raid--- f insu- - authorities disarranged of the Food Law Won't the said It foreshadows the the district of Alaska, or ! Houtholst foresf on the Belgian Inter-Islan- which have been under Wayne. "I understand that it nas Ing qf the Hun campaign for territor- lng bandits from the inner towns lar possessions of the I'nited T ' f consideration for oyer a month. This the intention to supply the sheriff front. Both were sue-- ial acquisition, "and a desire to placate of Mongolia, . .'" Stales, shall make, or cause to attacks : au- list of of : growing demand within her own be made, any is the month in which the federal with a all members the the discrimination require inspec- Hit Sake guard. I will Col. Morehead to eessful. " thorities the annual ask tor & renunciation of all against a person lawfully vear-- tting : borders Inter-Islan- British pushed Germans conquest. tion of the d steamers by determine why the name of Goodhue The the plans of territorial ing the uniform of the army, back , through Poelcapelle. Intense says the newspa-- navy, the federal inspectors of hulls and was not on the list if he is a mem- ' It is understood, revenue cutter service or 444-444-4- 4 fighting took place about eastern peace on basis boilers, during which the tail shaft 4 ber, and he apparently is." the. per, that a offer the DROUGHT LOSSES marine corps of the United 4 The local Japanese44444sake brew Maj, Wayne outskirts of the city with a large brew no 'territorial aggrandizement,, the has to be removed from every steamer. points ;out that a slip of because of that uniform, 4 Yesterday morning the plans were 4 ers won the first round of their may have occurred whereby the name ery where the Germans took rctugo, -- complete' surrender ot Belgium and and any person making, caus- - f or 4 matured and the announcement made 4 fight to import from Japan, and of a man or two might be left out being, the stake. Frcnck territory now held by Teuton ing to be made, such dfscrimin- - 4 4 of intention to replace certain 4 manufacture sake in Hawaii. Last accidentally among 600 or 600. In many places the British advanced arms, will be formally laid before the on urn to shall be guilty of a mis- - the mi ation 4 steamers for the various sailings with 4 month, through their legal advis- HIlo Excited . to a depth of 1200 yards. Allies through the medium of punishable by - Entente demeanor, a fine 4 Keu 4 er, Robert W. Breckons, they for- ' , ; - other steamers, while the Mauna Hilo has been thrown into a state a neutral . nation. not exceeding $500. 4- LONDON, 9. Satisfactory 'proV - to go on dock 4 warded a resolution to National Oct , r , But renunciation of positive ter- CENT was to be the first the of excitement over the report as young the TO 00 PER 4 Food Commissioner Herbert , E. gress was reported by General Halg la , acquisitions sbaU be brought . for an, overhauling and annual inspec- 4 Goodhue and his father are .well-know- ritorial protest-- 4 developed morn- - - ? -- .Hoover in Washington, a new offensive this -- tion. 4 on the r bout only by the payment of money by island.' The letter which ing. was on a wide ' ; report Later came the request from the ing against the prohibition the bore word to Maj. Green that The attack front ,5orveuch surrender. The also against the con-juncti- Cane in Makawao and Haiku additional suits Inter- national food commission of the northeast and east of Ypres in V navy use of dock. The son lays that the proposal expressly stlpu-- THREB Co., for the the was under. investigation was dated "' Hotel each man- with our allies. Affect- -' -Island consented to the request, re- importation from Japan, and at HIlo on September Jstes that no indemnity shall be claim- Districts Especially charging discrimination against - 30. written by belligerents. sulting in the disarrangement of the ufacture of sake in Hawaii. B. H. Brown, Jr., clerk Sheriff ed by either, side ,of the ed, Says Governor the uniform of, the United States Yesterdayaccording to one of to : steamer schedule so carefully worked Sam K. Pua. It said: . navy, and seeking to recover alleged tha&ake dealers, they received an f VAMSTEribAsf. Netherlands. Oct. D. out, which will cost the coippuiy seve- "This you iiip?flirs damages ' 5000, - is to inform that one Brought conditions Jn the Makawao in the sum of were doltors jue ten day answer from Commissioner Hoov- A report from Dusseldorf declares plain- ral thousand for' M. S. Goodhue , who was on reg- of? Maul, will re- filed In circuit court today. The .who-unbo-bis here and Haiku districts delay is- - - - - 4; er, their. views on li.at.Gen: Apzeiser pre it said.1-- - istration 'day who "present hasmatfe "in 'losafes as Wgn'sA Mrper cent tiffs I Inter-Islan- 4- lSfc&ns fad at the o sult areOtt;8cerandirarry The only, request made by the d the question. This ' that diction ,that Ilelaerfcji will resign In - - time is is a slacker. This ' of the cane m large areas.4 according Camper, enlisted men in the navy, and 4- sake brewers' will not be interfer- PRAISES - :- -. rJ-:- : in turn was that the crews be young ':a few weeks..- PJnkham,'. yes Miss Eva Martin, a Miss Mar- Ha-4-- man on registration day. mo;i to Gov. who returned! minor. ed with in their business in worked in night and day shifts so that claimed that he was a member of terday from a week's visit t oriV the tin brings suit through Mr. Camper, wall. the : submarine work could be complet - guardian the national guard. When the sheriff got Valley island. ' her ad Jitem. Mrs. Emma as soon as possible. 4 Attorney Robert W. Breckons, F. Camper, Camper's wife,' ed to Kona, he inquired of the one In JAPANESE LilLITIA "My visit to Maui was a very busy filed her It is understood the federal inspect- - legal adviser of the Japanese sake - dis- - command of the company , in which one." said the governor. "At the sug- suit yesterday. She also alleges to In 4 orewers, wnen asKeu mis morn- ers have the authority allow the : '- . ., crimination against navy the young man was supposed to be in, . ' - v gestion of Harold Rice we covered the uniform. ter-Islan- regarding Mr. d additional time for the an- ing for information - as to 'whether. 'or! this young ' from 100 to 125 miles daily by auto- All plaintiffs allege that on August 4-- Commissioner Hoover's reply, not. man Local Japanese Complimented nual inspection, because of having its was a member of his company. visiting thoroughly the home- I, 1917, they were partaking of re- 4-- not publica-4- - The WITH mobile, docking facilities used by the navy. ; said that it was for sheriff was for Prompt Organization K BAM steads opened and to be opened, and freshments and dancing on the root tion. informed that the young man was not , - - - - and never was mem- examinedtbe cane .fields so . seriously garden of the Alexander Young ho- 4 4- 4- 4- 4-- 4- 4 a of Guard Company ' v ber of company. and extensively affected ; by, the tel, and that they were guests at the This young man's name does appear " drought. We drove over qttite exten the hostelry. Miss Martin claims GliAti JURY ASKS not. even on the (Special CbiN INtMMi JU) RUSS CONVENTION government dancing lists forwarded to this office by each t By Y. FUWA: V sive , and private, lands that, while she was with company that have rarely,-- some never, been Fischer, who was in the blouse uni- commander. NEW YORK, Oct. 9. Lieut. Admir- - . M "This is a matUr inspected. ' Neither ; hills or rocks form of the United States navy, Harry FOR PROSECUTOR which the sheriff. al I. Takeshlta has Joined with MaJ. y Samuel Pua. "tXs.toriiUd Press jV. 8. KstsI Wiraltst.) slopped us in our rough cross-countr- E. Stinson and Walter Mayo, the for- directs me to leave in Gen. S. Sugano in praise of the Japan - your hands." 3. .:. .. . being manager Young, ese citizens in Hawaii on, the latter's - PETROGRAD. Russia, Oct. Tides.., y mer of the Maj. ' Through Iron will and resource- "The Kula district "up xn the side of ejected them from the dancing floor TO SPEED III'ON Green took the matter up im- successful effort in the organization of ir the mediately and Japanese fulness of Premier Keren3ky the pro- mountain Haleakala has ;, had suffi- and prohibited them from further TO AID PROBE wirelessed for informa- a unit of the national guard tion - o as to names of persons who had of Hawaii. visional government has won apom-"t- cient rain. .The homesteads look well dancing. 1 ieported Goodhue as a . The two members of Japanese victory over the preliminary and crops' excellent. Below and on Miss-- Martin, as well as Mrs. Cam- slacker and the the-Makaw- all others In commission sow visiting, Officer; Tsere-Tfi- (i ao connection with the re- wari the Jiament. Executive and'llaikur st.de the lack per, who claims she was ejected from An appeal, it is understood, has SUGAR PRODUCT port. The has Informed the premier that of rain Is distressing, and the lack answer came back as fol United States were interviewed today the floor while dancing with her hus- been made by the territorial grand lows: : by your correspondent and told hint the demand that the government be of water for irrigaJLIon will' result-I- n band, who was uniform, alleges jury, now in session investigating -- in that Hilo, that they feel equally gratified in see-ln- g , SO per Oct. 5, 1917. responsible, to it has been withdrawn the loss of 'cent of the cane In "the only reason given by the said among other things the circumstances 'Maj. promptness L D. Oct. 9. Utah Green. the with which the and an understanding has been reach-e- large, fields . and ' serious 'diminution agents surrounding death Miss Flor- WASHINGTON. C Honolulu: of said defendant for . eject the of JapanUe that the parliament will act only througlouV,:''i':':''V-''i'v:,,--- sugar beet producers hare gotten be- "Deputy Sheriff Nahale told me' citizens in Hawaii respond- ing the said plaintiff and said Otto ence Berg, Queen's hospital nurse, will early part of ed to the call of the country of their In an- - advisory, and legislative capa- - The governor believes? that in the Gen- hind Food Controller Hoover and last week that Goodhue Fischer (Harry I Camper) with and vice conditions, to Attorney food was not on TT birth. The following was authorized city. production of food and fodder staples special prose- work to forward the plans o. the Co. roll. Nahale is a - whom plaintiff was dancing, was eral Stainback, for a given sergeant of Co.. 'B by the two representatives of the Jap-ane- se success "now, as ever, depends on de- administrator, is the intimation N. G. H. Col. the wearing uniform to aid in ferreting out the com-missi- cn the of the United cutor today by officials cf the beet indus- Easton and Gol. Morehead. submitted navy and army of the war destruction of icsts,proi)er curing, States navy." sired information which will serve to be wired to the NIppu Jlji: v try. list of members national guards and their preservation. . in accomplishing of ORITAfN ASlCS v By reason of the alleged ejectment. as an aid certain Th eave throughout the county "We heartily congratulate the Jap- - t financial . ' Rnear trrnwer todav prior to regis- "The .returns depend on objects. ? bet ' all plaintiffs declare they were humil- 4 l.nl'. (Hat tTi Air nrmiM AYAft tration day. Goodhue's anese citizens in Hawaii on their sue marketing economics." be says. "Here- name was not in iated, mcitlfied and , disgraced, and Yesterday members of the grand to obtain tue maximum on the. list as filed. Col. cessfulness the organization of a . tofore men of large means have themselves Easton and Japanese company, in that each suffered damages in the' juryf according to the report, called of production, and telegraphed Hoo- Col. Morehead were advised by me to the national presented procure guard and hope that they meet with SHIPPIWG HELP ;';' sum of $5000. on the attorney general and they agreed cards for na- ! . ( Contlnieo: nn pa r two) ''. ver that had to conduct members of the every success worthy their arguments for theassistance or profit-sharin- g tional guard inbeir effort The complaints . of Camper and their business on a ,whictttbey failed to do. for the furtherance of an everlasting, Fischer quote, the law passed by con ai special deputy attorney general, tasis. ;All the cJifferences which had "iates came to me yesterday and s friendly relation between the country ; gress 1," suggesting that Attorney R. W. Breek-on- fac- snowea me copy; special t; D. Oct. 9. on March 1911. making dis arisen between the farmers and of order 43. of their birth and the country their. WASHINGTON. a. It WAY CLEAR FOB be deputized ; as special prose- tory operator have been satisfac- Examination showed Goodhue .'.'-w- as learned here today through offi- crimination against the uniform of the enlisted parents belong to. cutor. ; adjusted says national guard will United States army and navy and rev torily and forgotten, June 22. n917 cial channels that Great Britain the-telegra- understood Attor- m A wireless message to Maj. .; ask the assistance of the United enue cutter service a misdemeanor It is further that to the chief of the food Green REPORT JAckT)ESH A HAS providing $500 viola- ney General Stainback, while not mak- administration. from Col. Morehead established Good-hue'- s states In transporting supplies to Eu- and a fine of for CITY TO WIDEN : tions. In part, their complaints say: ing definite answer, intimated that position as a member of the RESIGNED AS SECRETARY. rope, a Conference will held - and be agents, not acquiesce in re- 9 guard. It read: tomorrow " between; Sir Frederick That defendant's in order he would the WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. The TO HAWAII'S DELEGATE v. ing the said off said dance quest. ' monthly crop reports show that the "Goodhue member first, platoon Co. Black, Britain's shipping representa- B, prohibiting danc- Questioned about the matter this sugar crop Is 89 0 per cent 2nd Regiment, July 31. this yar. tive in America, and members of jthe floor and them from . beet That Jack Desha, secretary to3 Dele- plain- morning Mr. Stainback would neither rormaU estimated crop of Soo,-00- 0 "MOREHEAD. ' .shipping control board, U. S. iavy of-- BERETANIA NOV ing, as aforesaid, on account of The gate Kuhio, In Washington, has re- . Still message tiff wearing a blouse uniform of the affirm or deny it. tons is worth $7,000,000. another from Julian signed, Erly, fficials and oil producers in an effort Yates, an officer of the Hawaii and that J. well known devise plans .whereby enormous United btates navy of America, did guard, newspaperman of the capital city has " to the read as follows: , amount of freight now a siting shlp--: discriminate against the uniform of t been appointed to succeed him, is the Action which will allow the city of the United States and did violate the "Goodhue enlisted June 22, 1917, , j taent to the Allies, can be handled. Co. H. to substance ot information reaching the Honolulu to proceed at once the mentioned Transferred Supply Co., 2nd Star-Bulleti- .; it Is asserted that the shortage of with above act and commit a n today. Delegate Kuhio. long widening Bere-tan-ia regiment, August 20. Lieut Toomey g considered of crime against the United ot ocean-goin- tonnage is acuce at the States LIBERTY LOAH COMMITTEE BULLETIN when seen today, bad nothing to say neglected rs Nuu-an- u to forward enlistment pa-ic- ' present time and prediction is street between Fort and America." about the matter. the was taken today by land to headquarters Honolulu For- --treely made that the ship control the Camper is an electrician, second Desha, according to one of his Vela, " board at its regular quarterly nieet-in- g warding same next week." board may divert oil tankers to Brit-ls- h class in the navy, and Fischer is a tives, voluntarily resigned the sccre- - when a land exchange with Maj. Maj. Green stated today that he In- use. v gunner'6 mate, first class. AC all taryship in order t come back to Ha- Pnrdy approved. tends to leave no stone In W. A. Vas times mentioned, say Fischer unturned waii and practice law. It Is expected -- Provision was made in the approval tvi ferreting out the matter completely. WILL KEEP Camper, they, were wearing the navy Liberty Bonds that he will join the congressional CHINA city appropriate $800 that the to make blouse uniform ' as required by the party which is expected to : up for"the difference in appraisement DRY LONOKAPlT' arrive here . WATCHFUL EYE ON rules- - and regulations of the United FREES November 7. tetween Purdy's boldings on Bcre-tani- a States navy department." are exempt from all taxation except estate and inheritance RESjOENT ENEMIES and the land adjoining his prop- OF CHARGE OF MURDER erty in Nuuanu, which the land board The complaints point out that the taxes, unless you own more than $5000 worth of them. R. S.STUBBS IS MADE ' CsM ! Kirpa JUD ( Alexander Young is a "public hotel" (8rct Is willing to exchange. After deliberating only a ; 8. A. re-- , for of guests ..If you do hold more than $5000 worth, they shall he ex- short time, MANAGER OF AMERICAN 'TWOKIO, Japan, Oct. joint Approval was given to East Maui the "accommodation in a in Allies' ministers Pek- territory of Hawaii," jury Circuit Judge Heen's court by in 11a-mak- the litest the Irrigation company to renew its ua and that empt from the normal income tax but not from the sur- this morning SUGAR REFINING CO. ing that the German and Austrian sub- "defendant operated and maintain ec:" returned a verdict of ditch license at an annual ot guilty In the case of Henry K. ' jects residing in the Various parts of a and dancing pavilion ; rental of 113,500. Reappraisement of "restaurant taxes, excess profits or war profits taxes. (Jn this subject . (Atsodated Pts by U. S. Karal WirMM. China be watched closely was accepted on garden Lonosar-u- wL3 was charged. with first 3. the property will be made in 1918 the roof of said hotel where j degree v SAN FRANCISCO, CaU Oct. by the Chinese government. In a reply I Liberty Loan Circular No. 0, issued by the L S. Treasury murder. Lonokapu was al- pres- and 192S. license to expire in 192$. meals and drinks were served and leged Ralph S. Stubbs. son of a former to the Allies' representatives the Chi- music furnished for dancing to the" ! to have shot and killed a Ha- ident of the University of Nevada,5 Application cf .T..H. Davles Co. Department, says: fol- nese foreign office promised that the guests of said hotel." During the waiian named Samuel Kaluahine has been appointed genca! manager enemy China would be for Waiakea Mill for 21 year paid np lowing a row over Scriptures. elements in time they were on the roof, all plain- - j the He operating - department of - the lease of Waiakea lots was approved. exempt was by of the teverely' dealt with, in the future so tiffs declare, they were conducting; The bonds shall be both as to principal and interest, from defended Attorney William 7. American Sugar Refining Co. with of- the-lea- st Application W. IT. Shlpman . might be not op- of. for all taxation now or imposed by the United States, any State, Rawlins. . that there themselves "in a proper, seemly, se- -' hereafter In New, York. to in leaso of 17.000 acres on which John any by any taxing fices portunity left for them associate dale and decorous manner." ! or of the possessions of the United States, or local plots against interests of Al-r-li- s T.' Baker, present" lessor has signed authority, except (a) or (b) graduated :.the the plaintiffs by-- ; estate inheritance taxes, and I RAIN - The are represented PREVENTS THIRD COTTON WORKERS GET in China. '.': - - release of holding, was referred to W. taxes, commonly surtaxes, excess-profit- s the law firm of Andrews and Pitt-- ; additional income known as and H. Campbell, re- war-profi- ts ; Hawaii member, for and taxes, now or; hereafter imposed by the United GAME 0FCHAMP SERIES -- INCREASE IN WAGES port on proper rental.'; v. man. The total amount of alleged SPECULATION BANNED damages sought to be States, upon the income or profits of individuals, partnerships, asso- Hawaiian ; Agricultural company recovered is; ; (Aso;!ttod by U. S. press XT. " ciations, or corporations. The cn an amount bonds and Prtu Srrtl Wlrtsi.) by S. Kavsi interest of (Asodtl Wixls. -, v IN COTTONSEED OIL was granted renewal of leases in Kau certificates authorized by said Act, the principal of which does not I NEW YORK, Oct. he third LOWELL, .Mass,. Oct. The man- and Honolulu ' Iron- - Works' land ar-- r $5,000, I game of world agements of ; seven cotton mills here-hav- - exceed in the aggregate owned by any individual, partnership, the series between the NEW YORK, N. Y- Oct. The Joining their property in HIlo, their It Is said by scientists that Mesopo association, or corporation, shall be exempt from the tuxes provided i Chicago White Sox and the New York announced that on the fifteenth "being - produce exchange 'at the request of offer of $500 raised to $750. All iamta may. by the application ot mod for in clause "b" above. : Giants was postponed today on account a new' wage scale will go into- effect;' Hoover, other, applicationa ap- dm j - '20,000 oper-tiv-es jTooik Controller has forbidden minor: were era agriculture, made into another i of rain. The teams will play here to- under which the pay of ." ': ' - - proved; . v. . - v; 10 ce- ".''" .Garden of da. .. ' morrow. 7' : ; ; ' will be increased per TWO HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1917 ASSESSMENT OF GRAND JURYMEN BOARD INSPECTS TOKIO BATTLES ANNUALMEET1NG wmmm Manoa Improvement Club I'llTII PESTILENCE WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY IS LEVIED START PROBE OF MANOA ROAD JOB JAMES H LOVE S425 The Annual Mectinr of th Ch:h PHONE 1211. BIG will be held at the .Manoa Tennis Club AFTER FLOOD ' House on Thursday, 11th instant, at Mayor Joseph J. Fern, accompanied I 7:30 p. ra. Mot off ORS ROENITZ CASE super- Get a Nice Loaf ON CONTRACT by tbe members of the board of BUSINESS: Election of Officers A. coun- visors and S. Cantin. city and i and such other business as may come ty engineer, left the city hall in auto- TOKIO. Japan. Oct. ?. It has been LOVE'S CREAM BREAD raining heavily in the city of Tokio and before the meeting. case of George mobiles this aft?rnoon to inspect th MALCOLM MACINTYRE. OR Meeting (or about the 'iteentu time Investigation of the wora. tnorougn mve vicinity for 4S hours and the rivers ar Oalm loan fund Roenitz, former clerk to the command- ATanra road A Secretarv. on the juestioa. the tizaiion of the Droiect will be made swelling rapidly to add to the disaster commission this morning after an er of the Pearl Harbor naval sta of the great flood which has alreadv 691- -2t with-espionag- the course of action with regard LOVE'S BREAD to levy an n&sfis-ucn- t lion, who is charged PEERLESS hour's discussion to the work will be decided upon at caused considerable damage to the NOTICtT of -- 425 against picanco & Gome. as begun thiyv morning by the feo properties and lives. The people are every afternoon at tLe meeting of the boar-- 1 tomgut. Maolc ditf h contractors, as liquidated eral grand) jury. Work on several panic-stricken- . -' to 1 damages ca&es was also begun. Following the trip over the Manoa As the of flood This give notice that will not for overtime. ether go aftermath the the be responsible any SV3. ! ft developed at tbe meeting that Among the witnesses called in the read work the rMfl committee will city is now threatened with pestilence, for bills contracted J. LEVY & CO.'S STORE 4 fcr in my name without my the ectual eiene brought to the ter- Koeniti case was Cajit. George K. into session at o'clock to confer the dysentery cases already appearing personal Any time after 4 o'clock. ritory through the IT da' considered Clark, who was in command of the tith property owners on Von Damm among the stricken people at many order. as overtime wa 1432. so that the gor station when Roenitz was chief clerk and Stone ianes over the opening and parts of the city. The health authori- CAESAK V. ROSA. crnmrnt Is lobing 17 in cash at the there. Cant. Clark also testified be closing of whirh a beaten controversy ties are taking every precaution to C912 St Ut Expanses of 'nspectlon were a fore the commissioners' hearing which has been in nrozrers for some time. check its spread. EVENTUALLY CHIROPRACTIC as-Ks- j a f this sum. The amount was held shortly after Roenitz' ar-- The roads committee will submit A relief body was organised by Bar- A dance tor the benefit of the Red lortion ; will n taken from the last rest. I report on the trip over the Manoa on E. Shibuzawa. one of the most prom- Cross is to be given by the Jhoen!-- payment before it in handed over to The grand jury adjourned at nuon i road work and also a renort on the inent financiers of Japan, and many lodge through its entertainment com- Why Not Now? re-- ! over the Von Damm' and mittee on the night of 16 the contractors. without having presented a partial conference other leading businessmen of Tokio, October at V. C. MIGHTON, 11. C. ; tonight. Besides the carry co- Phoenix go J. G. l'kano made a final effort lort to the court. Another session Stone lanes that to cut the relief work in hall. The receipts will 204 5 Bostou llldg. (Over May s.) to feUy the assessment before tbe vote win begin at 9 o clock tomorrow board will take up question of the ap operation with the preifcCtUHl and city to the Red Cross. wan taken. pointment of a park superintendent. officials. if the hoard of health hadn't but- It is generally believed that A. K. Tbe appeal for financial support is ted in on H9.M said he? 'if they had BUILDING PERMITS FOR Vierra will be reappointed and thai being liberally responded to by the let us put animals on the job we would Mavor Fern's nomination of John general public and many large sub- have done it. We were kept a month $16,000 ARE TAKEN OUT Markham. laid on the table some timn scriptions are pouring into the head- Isf-- by the engineer not pivins uk ogo will remain in tbe pigeonhole for quarters of the relief workers. Your BAZAAR FAIR giadc , building permits involving an Rood. Are kM a line and" Five Baron Shibuzawa was elected as the "You know that Isn't true." broke expenditure of lfM0 were issued by A of Important quefr' number other president of the relief society and ho : - at In Lancer Fred Kirchoff. interrupt-ins- the building insictor's office late yes- Hons are due for discussion tonight is personally directing the relief work. Tincanro. "Yon know the com-missio- n terday afternoon. The permits were Th majority roDort and minority rc The Japanese Salvation Army with Glasses a has given you every help all for residences. R.' C. Walker will port on the city purchasing agent's headquarters in Tokio was today form erect a wooden residence and servant aepartment will be brought up tor ac- ally thanked by Baron Shibuzawa on BISHOP I). on mauka side of Wyllic PARK l'icanro subsided, but later A. house the tion. Suiervisor Ahia will submit hU behalf of the relief society for the Wall& TO RAISE MONEY FOR PROPOSED CHURCH Castor, commissioner, wanted to know street near Nuuanu street to cost $7,-0O- 0. report and recommendations with re- splendid relief work it has conducted if his assertions regarding the delay T. Tanauye is to build a one-stor- y gard to the Nuuanu valley v.ater sup among the sufferers of the tlocd. A fair and bazaar will be held at Bishop Park, on irom engineering was trne. house on the east side of Elev- ply for residents or the upper leveis or Marquis M. Matsi'.hcla, keeper of tbe Dougherty "They are absolutely untrue," said enth avenue near Waialae road to the city, and also brinr up tne reap privy seal, has bef.;i sent by the Em- Kirchhoff. cost $650. Frank Santos1 Is to build of Lot K. Lar.e for milk in peror Empress SATURDAY, NOV. 3, linintment and the to hte Tokio beginning lrt It was shown at the meeting that four cottages to cost $1000 each on ipector and E, H. S. Marino for the prefectual office to convey to Governor Product? at o'clock in Ihe morning and closing at 10 o'clock in the evening, to help raise funds for proposed In the contractors first offered to do the the mauka side of Gandill lane near --T. Inouye the Catholic church Dost of noi inspector. of Tokio the sympathy of Kaimuki. work in 96 days; that 45 additional Emma street. An addition of two Supervisor E. A. Mott-Smith- , who their majesties. Then they carry a grab-ba- g days were given them by the com rooms will be made to the second attended the meeting of the general The police this morning started the There shall be booths Tor fancy work, delicatessen. ibission without request from the con- floor of the Mun Lun school on the euxiliary committee or the noertj rounding up of greedy merchants Guarantee of children's dresses. Ice cream, lemonade, cakes and pies, candy, sand tractors; that an additional 50 days mauka side of Berctania street near Iian camnaizn. will recommend that throughout the cit?. who are charged wiches and coffee, dolls, Portuguese sweet bTcad, pol luncheon. was given by request and that after Maunakea street to cost $750, and the board appoint a committee to aid with selling provisions and wood at Absolute Satisfaction all this they were 17 days past time. Chun Lee Tong will build four cot- the camnaizn. high prices. This was not counting tbe days when tages to cost $9C0 each near the cor The award of the contract for the that we stand back of bad weather Interferrcd with the ner of Gulick avenue and Dement UU8 automobile and motorcycle licensa in every instance. work. street, nlates will also be made and a num ber of minor resolutions and reports Food INCREASE IN STAMP will b? given a hearing. Conservation us prove it. PAYMENT TERMS SALES SHOWS GROWTH Make ihe EIks invite the public to join in the campaign forJ w. mossman'is held TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Food Saving. A marked increase in stamp sales lON CHARGE OF FORGERY You can help by doing your home. at the Honolulu postoffice during tbe bit in the ON LIBERTY LOAN by PERSONALS. last quarter is taken Postmaster Moss- - Fill out the blank below and mail it to Box 616, MacAdajn rhi.rirp.d with forcerv. W. L. D. H. as a very encouraging a local Will A. L. Lindskrog call at 102S Ala- - growth and activity man, formerly of Maui, now Honolulu. Indication of the police beadquarters kea street. 6912 It of business of city. painter, is at MR. A. the this awaiting He was arrested Fri- WALL& JOHN HUGHES, trial. WANTED. Chairman Food Conservation Committee, rajHf&r I BONDS ARRANGED The stamp sale for July, August and day night bv Chief of Detectives Ar September of 1916 was $C3,S51.50, and Honolulu Lodge No. "61 6, B. P. O. Elks. thur McDuffie, following numerous Single gentleman desires room in a for the same months this year was I war following complaints from local hardware firms, quiet private family, along the beach DOUGHERTY hereby pledge that for the duration of the the $40,861, or a gain of $1010.50. Over rules will be observed in my household: . ' The terms of. payment on Liberty which alleze they have been swin preferred. 743, Star-Bulleti- n tbe previous months of this Address Box Loan bonds the questibn regard- three dled by Mossman. Three specific G912 and year stamp in- office. It (a) That one meal each day shall be served without wheat food. ing the date begin, the sale showed an complaints are lodged after the arrest when Interest will crease $2600. Opticians which have been causing considerable of more than ed man's name on the police blotter. SITUATION WANTED. (b) That one meal each day shall be served without meats. discussion among intending purchas- Summer months and September are R. h. Hall & Son and Lewers & (c) That no butter shall be used for cooking purposes when a satis not considered good months for post-offic- e complained Mossman has Plantation bookkeeper with fifteen Second Floor factory substitute is available. ers, were settled this. morning at a Cooke that years meeting of the executive committee in business, and especially so here heen orderinz pairts and hardware experience wants position, (d) That bread shall be sliced during each meal only as required ' can manage store, charge of the. local campaign. - when the touris'. travel is light This supplies from them and signing for best references. Young Building Immediate consumption. - - - P. O. for According to the government circu- year there were comparatively no the goods in other customers names. Address Box 6f5, Hilo. tourists In Honolulu in months, 6912 lw (e) That. at three meals each week at least one dish shall bt served lar regarding the loan; as interpreted these The heads of the departments ..laid prepared from food unconsumed at previous meals. by the local V committee, payment: in w bile last year there was quite a their charges before Chief McDuffte, Dr.P.W.Rushforth - largo number. nrms LOST. J- . full can be. jnade pif ill .bonis, np,to who arrested Mossman. utner .' 11000 on application up to November "All this is significant." the post-maste- r it is said, will also lodge complaints 'ItaCpitVftufdmatic Revolver on In Charge Itere)" - ; ' 13, when interest wilhbegliC On .the concludes, "of the business against Mossman. tne upper Manoa giv- (Sigp road. Reward 1917. amounts over $1000 2 per cent can be growth and activity of Honolulu. en finder. Box 744, Star-Bulleti- COURT .OF paid with subscription and then full IN THE CIRCUIT THE C912 6t payment can only be made after allot- MINERAL PRODUCTS CO. First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii ment on November 15, December 13, At Chambers In Probate. or January 15, Interest to begin, on ENGAGES MINING EXPERT ' TV TT n TfTT TV date of final payment ? Sam rm T previous (he In the matter of the Estate of Unlike the loan tress Prof. Lawson,mining expert of the Wahilani Kaleikini of Honolulu, nry, department reserves- - Joan uel for'this University of California, has been en- City and County of Honolulu, De New Silk Goods the right to allot additional bonds over gaged to report on the magnesia ore ceased. the $3,000,000,000 mark ixp to one-hal- f tonnage of the Mineral Products Co., over-subscriptio- n. Kimonos, Night Gowns of the amount of according to the weekly report which Coats, CLEARANCE Sale Intending purchasers of bonds who hks been sent to Hawaii stockholders Notice of Hearing Petition for Admin Special questions to may P. No. 5302. Lave' ask have them ot the company by Manager Anderson. istration and Chemise ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE . fully answered by addressing' Robert His report is as follows: " F. Stever, general executive secretary "Prof. Lawson of the University of The Petition of Keliiokahikina Ka- of Liberty Loan committee post-offic-e the California has been engaged to re- leiklni and John L. W. Kaleikini. res From 20 to 30 off box 1361, V , CHERRY Honolulu. port on the magnesia ore tonnage, the pectively daughter and son of said de THE report to be ready "about the end of alleging Wahilani 1137 A complete line of Japanese goods and a splendid oppor- '.. ' ceased, that Samuel Fort St. October. , . , Kaleikini, died intestate at said Hono- - tunity for early Christmas shopping- -. A purchase now DROUGHT "The erection of the magnesia dem- lulu, on the fourth day of October,; 1UI onstration plant is progressing nicely will save later. A. D. 1917, leaving property within the and will be completed' about the 20th jurisdiction of this Court necessary to; SILK KIMONOS AT BIG DISCOUNTS of the month. upon, a be administered ana praying . o j of Administration issue LOSS RUNS HIGH A petition appointment that Letters ' for the of J. John L. w. KaieiRini, nav-- L. W. Kaleiklni as administrator o! to the said day been filed: , tbe estate of Samuel W, Kaleiklni, ing this messenger It is Ordered, that Tuesday, the 13th DO (Continued from page 1) late, 'court and grand jury bailiff, has been filed in the circuit day of November, A. D. 1917. at 2 tb ought exclusively in terms of sugar, court. The estate is valued at about o'clock p. m.,. be and is hereby ap " ' " pointed hearing said Petition in S It II A TT1TVT , for from which their fortunes have been $3287.; , 'Saucy 71 It'll' a W. l II II II ' derived, and might still so think, could the Court Room of this Court in the iKrrjct air"iu ii ii lit City II II U f II sv reliable water supply be found for Ing 'was Jargely academic and Indi- Judiciary Building in Honolulu. v'the 8000 to 10,000 acres of good cant screet, 1 most thoroughly Inspected and County of Honolulu, at which time land unappropriated all of - the homesteads now largely and place all persons concerned may 35 HOTEL ST. Phone 1693 :' ."Fortunately, the five male mem orientalized, except for about 10 and appear and show cause, if any they bers jof the Baldwin family, including or these but five are cultivated by have, why said Petition should not be Mr. Rice, live ow their lands and, as their owners, and almost entirely In granted. pines.-;.-'- - 9, 1917. Jane5 aggressively as sound prudence and . Dated Honolulu, October nature permits, are developing their "My time is too occupied to say By the Court: more, neigh- H. A. . lands, improving the breeds, of their beside! it is doing from WILDER, stock, and raising the necessary sub- bor to neighbor and less writing and Clerk. sistence for them and to spare; talking' that" is needed. 6912 Oct 9, 16, 23, 30. "To their Maui properlties .they have House : added Lanal. the development, of v.hich will require comparatively great l: 'Investment. . ;. "The homesteader needs also to SUMMER mMHES I Dresses up his stock and feed his pro-"duc- e so to ITTnuy , as be able to market a OAilU RAILWAY HALEIVA HOTEL v large proportion in a concentrated and ) - . form. Thirty-da-y excursion tickets between Honolulu and Waialua, Ha-lulw- a and J Aim "In the limited way our small coun or Kahuku: First-clas- s, $2.15; second-class- . $1.80. vmr si ) I try compels. I hone, relatively, our Special weekly rates Hotel during summer months, $25.00. THROUGH A may at mar- m homesteaders find a dealers' Splendid bathing, golf, tennis, glass-botto- boats, .owing, pool. own-do-ors ket near their as is the . An ideal racction . on mainland, resort. Aprons UILUUl ccse the for a small 1 .'farmer cannot be producer and dis-ttibut- or. - Oalm Railway-Haleiw- a Hotel "It will become practical, now men Specially o( great means are determined to Priced For Tomorrow solve the problems not only for them-.'selve- s but their neighbors. Made of Japanese crepe in plain colors and stripes, all "Tbe ladies of this progressive fam- sizes, assorted trimmings, $3.15. ily are demonstrators of the fact we "can live well on what we pro- locally Clean Made of Amoskeajr Gingham, daintily trimmed, and duce," as I can testify, having . been With i a guest in their homes. newest styles, all sizes, $3.00. uy your Bond through "With the combination of land.' fi- Sapolio, the great labor nancial means, aggressive intelligence makes Bungalow Aprons of a splendid $1.60. ' and experiment and entire unity, i saver. It kitchen quality percale, 'feel Maui has in progress one of the utensils, marble, paint- most remarkable agricultural efforts, Other styles at equal reductions. President Wilson has specially, requested the Boy Scouts et , -- yet Inaugurated anywhere, and that ed America to do all they can to help in this patriotic work of placing woodwork and cut- ' success "Vill build : Its up the small the next Liberty Loan. . "v:- -- i . Second Floor. man.-- lery look like new. "Already a spraying machine is at -- You can help the Scouts of Honolulu by crediting yoar sobscrip-tio- n his service with Intelligent operators Sold everywhere to themon your application blankthus:. , Tractors can be secured. . Motor fuel manufactured from molasses at the Credi t to Scout . . .' .Troop ...'....,.'.. ;Paia mill is an assured fact, tbe plant cr Credit to Boy Scouts.. . being construction. Low ; tinder cast v The selling campaign Saturday. fact. of the Scouts will begin "next cement is an assured Water for LI They will distribute descriptions of the. bonds with blanks attached , domestic and other stock will be am CLEANS SCOUSS POLISXIES SACI on which you can pledg'a yourself to apply for bonds at your bank or ply supplied by the Olinda reservoir, SSFi trust company; . The Scouts will not collect any money. , . - the substantial reconstruction of ENOCH IIORGAN'S SONS C0 New Hotel, - ' ' ' which I can testify to. "SlZ. York near Fort St. ACK THE fiOYS! ' ' ' '. ,1 may say the Haiku homestead- - 00 I)

HONOLULU STAK-- B ULLETIX, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1917. three K! MAYOR PERM its USE OF REPORT OF NATIONAL PROTECT LIBERTY LOAN lifilMANDMffl NON-CITIZE- N ON CHAMBER IS INDORSED Si. LABOR or the executive com YOUR TEETH ! The members SiORM DRAIN CONTRACT com mWrr of the Central Union Bible The traffic and transportation to at 4 ocicrk this mittee of the Chamber of Commerce Only fcthool wire ire't .Mayer at a meeting yesterday SUBSCRIPTIONS afternoon iu tl;c workers' toon at the' Joseph J. Fern has given his examined the non-citize- n report church. consent to the employment of of the railroad committee of True Aspirin BORADENT labor on the construction of the Chamter of Commerce cf the : the College of drain, United States and decided to recom- TV-- : regular mrrtir..: of the Woman'-- Hawaii storm Refuse Substitutes THE MILK OF MAGNESIA ap- .Vn:-:nt"- s will citizen laborers bavins refused to do mend that the board of directors REACH $25 0,000 Auxiliary of tt. church prove ! Ma the work and thus causing a tem- of the findings in the refer- " Thm e held at the residence of Mrs. 1 Bayer Crt- u- porary halt to According enda. The recommendations in 57 v -- "2". Uahu avenue. Manca, this the project. the TOOTH PASTE ban. to Mayor are referenda were to the effect afternoon at Z o'clock. Fern. Hawaiians not that Local subscriptions to Ww second used- - to tunnel work and what is provision be made for federal regu- Vfi-- X HELPS TO CORRECT quarter mil is es. I V-.- ,VN Liberty loan passed the A nance has been filed in more the tunnel so small that large lation of the issuance of railroad YHf'T -- noon today dirHontir. congress ) acid Mounr Hon mark shortly before of the snit for. account- men are unable to squeeze Into the that pas a rail- figures ir. detail will cirdiit ci.rt pTTk incorporation soar Guarantee and althoush the ing brought by Attorney V.'. A. Kinney cut an4 obtain enough liberty for road law under which CCKTS, AT ALL DKUG after- purls-an- d 2S STOUS not be available until late this against his former law partners. Mason and shovel wielding. The Japanese all railroad carriers under the ofParity" In charge of ti;f- - work ' noon A. F. JufM F. Prosser, Robbins H. Anderson and Filipinos being small in stature diction of the interstate commerce of re total of each day s find no difficulty in doing the work ! commission may organize, and that in 1 r : I r tins " Benjamin L. Marx. v7 roteij'ts w;ia eor.ndent that before and Mayor Fern Las made a provis- - view of the conflict with respect to w i . . J a f M a. a 1 a a near the ia-- ! Jl Go to the c lcck the amount wc:.!d be Veterans cf Foreign Wars cf the U. ion wjtn ir.e contractor tnai an meAlrjurisdiction oi ine interstate com nn'Mon figure. This is i half t!o!'r S.. Frederick Kington Pest, will meet borers employed, though not citizens, merce commission oner intra state I of the acme 1 only Le j tint evenlrK at Phoenix hall. Fort and must be of a class eligible to citizen-- rates the commission be given au campaign. Peretania streets, at 7:29 p. m. All ?hip. The mayor has the power un-'thori- ty by statute to regular intra Quality inn . was apiointcd assistant com- - Mr. Judd n. embers and visiting comrades are der a provision in all city contracts. state rates affecting interstate htte i secretary of the sales committee requested to attend. to protect the contractor in case of merce. The board of directors will for cooling sodas and soft esterday av.crnoon to take the place an Inadequate supply of citizen labor ' meet Wednesday afternoon ac

Du'ic'pb who was forced to j drinks. of Guy Clarence 1!. Cooke has resigned as and allow the contractor to use other o'clock. he expects to leave c mm resign bc ai?e a member ef the committee of the labor. In the present ase the work Mainland on a business trip. . for the hcuse of representatives to welcome must be completed before bad j 4, Leather and Cloth Ir:redl:it!y on stepping into office party. Speaker 11. weather sets in. nAII Y RFMIMflCRQ se- the congressional !' it rt." ' uJaftt. Off I. rmraC (MM tfe MaaaTl Jlr. Juiid arranged hi system of appointed Represen- T,tf Address Birthday late yesterday L. Holstcin has curing re;citf and G. P. to succeed him. BOOKS reported that 5191,450 had tative Wilder CITY AND NAVY ARRANGE j For Distilled Water. Hire's Root been subset ibed up to that time at j Beer and all other Popular Dr'nka Still-ma- n TOREPAIR PUULOA ROAD Autograph Guest the local banks, trust companies and Samuel K. Oneha and O. K. ! Wanted Two more passengers for brokerag offices to the second Liberty of the city waterworks depart- i motor party around i3land, $4 each. PATTEN'S glory this morn- Arrangements between the city and Hotel SU opp. Union I an. ment were in their LWS Garage, phone 2141. Adr. New Arrivals were received this morning ing at k new desk. The old wooden county and the Pearl Harbor naval sta-- 1 Schurmai-n- , Osteopathic Thysl- - letters many jr. by General Executive Robert F. Stcvcr desk which has done duty for so ticn authorities have been completed clan. 10 years established here. Bere-- Tea Sets. Dishes, Flower years was removed and a new steel from the llilo Board of Trade and the resurfacing Puu-- j tania and Union struts. Phone 1731. desk put in its place. and the work of the Vases, Bowls, Incense and National Association of Civil Service 1 1 ; 1 - Adv. AYAU SHOE CO. I n.:n ....o- L and rca to the meeting of the execu- Oil IUUU in utrgiu till 1. iiVAt ncca. Burners. Sole Agents for W. L. Douglas eployes following Big Island women The city and county will supply the tive committee at Teari Har The sup- PILES CURED IN TO 14 DAYS Shoes. have been appointed by Mrs. Emma labor. while the naval station will 6 tor. The letter from llilo announced RJ ply macadamizing H. V. rat- Bond, chairman, as -- ot me the material for the PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to Phone 26S3 IOCS Nuuanu, nr. King that a committee of three, oiemoers thoroughfare. repair Japanese Bazaar ten, chairman; and A. S. Lel3. Guerney Hawaii committee of the central Street work is cure blind, bleeding, itching or pro- being done by two gangs from the ind H. A. Truslow bed been appointed woman's committee of the territorial gang truding PILES in 6 to 14 days or Fort St., opp. Catholic to Mr3. L N. Holme3 city engineer's office. One is handle the campaign on Hawaii. food commission: to money refunded. Manufactured by civil W. S. Terry, Hilo; Mrs. An working on King street Kalihi Church The other letter stated that the and Mrs. Moanalua, while the other the PARIS MEDICINE CO.,St. Louia. . employes thony Lidgate, Hamakua; Mrs. James street from We Make a service at Pearl Harbor on Wyllio would be glad to get literature and Campsie. Kau, and Mrs. Albert S. is street. U. S. A. Specialty data regarding the loan as a campaign j. Baker, Kona araoa;; t:.e members of their associa- of rerwedeling your old jewelry. tion is to be commenced Immediately. A dean e weep was made by the 0 Platinum Jewelry to order. It had teen decided by the execu- motorcycle squad last night yhen it As good as can be made by the tive committee that as soon as a began rounding up autoists who either best firms on the coast. citizen subscribes to the Liberty loan failed to have sufficient lights on he GIVE US A TRIAL. "honor button,' and that shall wear their cars, or who had their muffler it . s that button which will give him the cutouts open. The unusual activity right to induce two others to sub- on the part of the motorcycle sleuths Co., scribe. H. Culman' Ltd. is a forerunner of greater operations, 1112 Fort St. The Outdoor Circle agreed to aid they say. Those arrested last night in the work. James A. Malcne of They'll George face the were: T. Baldan. Ahlborn, thj United States lighthouse service W. Kupa, Wong Mee, J. Irwin. C. W ha. asked fer data and subscription Hammond, II. J. Koss and Gilbert blanks with a view to conducting a Waller. caxpafgu among the employes of the service on these islands. The Shiiowners' Association yester- I a Bay day decided on a flat raise of ?10 oeelts HIGH PRICE OF Service, Comfort, Style FEED month for first, second and thlr v CAUSE OF ADVANCE IN mates on all steam schooners? This and Safety is my motto. will be effective on November 1 MILK, SAYS J. F. CHILD Working rules remain as per the last 1917 COLE 8 agreement which became effective That the territorial food commission July 1. Thl3 will make the wages: Will them By back Appointment: necessary you will not find it to investi- On the steam schooners carrying A. POMBO gate the advanced price of milk as three mates first mate, $135; second ("Bumps") by the Honolulu Dairymen's mate? $110. On Mart. mate, 5120, and third WaUuku. association to go into effect November vessels of more than 600,000 feet ca- 1, is the opinion of J. P. Child, assist- pacity with only two mates first mate with your ant executive officer. The reason for $145; Eecond mate, $130. On vessels of the rise in price may be readily seen, less than 600.000 feet capacity first he says, when the advanced cost of mate, $135; second mate, $120. feed is noted.

" As secrecy of locationvand couree o 'Guard-- INCREDIBLE RESULTS her voyage is being maintained by an STARTLE HONOLULU 2 lias uccu (jauicu as iu iuc SflSiiuic ui uci -- j by agents, has never anything probable arrival her 'There been & Co. A radio of inquiry to Ydiar here with the INCREDIBLE results Brewer eye the vessel has been filed, but no doubt of pure Lavoptik wash. One man's has not been transmitted, as the nava eyes were so badly strained he could wireless stations will not send out npHOSE young fellows that we are training not read without pain. Two applica- messages regarding the movement of Health! tions of Lavoptik relieved him. A lady shipping, due to the censorship estab will soon be over there in France placing had tried three different glasses for lished by Capt George R. Clarke, the week, inflamed eyes. , ONE Lavoptik naval commandant. The censorship . By drinking only pure filtered wash surprised her. We guarantee a of ship movements is due to the pres their lives on the altar of freedom that you water. There is no greater bless small bottle to benefit EVERY CASE ence of German raider in the Pacific or eyes. ONE ing than weak, strained inflamed and your children shallbefree from bondage. WASH surprises. The Hollister Drug The little schooner Hermes, former Company. Adv. ly owned and operated by a German Good Water company of the Marshall islands, left v the drydock this morning ready to put Or they will be on the cold gray wastes It Is a source of health and vigor. Society Suffers to sea, except for repairs to her auxil iary engines. The engines, like those in Summer on the German steamers, were partial of the North Atlantic daring the dreadful Bad Water roeslbly there ia nothing mora annoying to ly destroyed by her German crew, U-boa- t. I of Is a prolific source - of disease. a refined woman than offenslre perspiration or The broken and missing parts have to menace the merciless P body odors. These abominable social pests secured from the states and are ex I Near! all malignant cases of ill hare been well exemplified in the experience be of Dr. M. C Chartier. i'aculte de Paris, France. pected to arrive here soon, as they ness result from .the careless use Dr. Chartier uses a sponge bath made of uprfi ordered some time aeo. The cf unfiltered water. y . 1 ca. Tyreea Antisepuc rowder In one gallon is the laiit of tbe former Ger of water as rreenti?e and cure. He says he Herme. THEY will be there, glad to FIGHT the Stars and Stripes, the'freedom finds the 'powder to be a deodorizer and stimu- man ships now in Honolulu. for and all for which it has stoodTor a hun The ay to keep healthy is to lant of the fckln and aa aUeriator of ualn. i orty-on- J ave the well known t Two teaspoonfuls of the pure powder in a pint dred and f e years. But their sacrifices and sufferings will be futile, unless YOU back them to the limit with x or waier gave pun excellent results in a case INCREASED DIVIDEND IMPROVED NATURAL STONE of roison Oak after all other remedies had your MONEY. , failed. Similar . happy effects were obtained IS SAN CARLOS PLAN GERM-PROO- F from the, use of tho same strength solution WATER FILTER ' in Eczema.' ' - - - .. - irk. alt. .kltJ .. in your home. senureTo heir TyreeV AnuVpcPder Declaration of increased dividends For our country needs that money for buying supplies ammunition, guns, clothing, food and transport ships. .used either dry, mixed with talcum, or la solu-- 1 and a redemption of another block of a 1 e tZZ: rUf -- mtl 0M its outstanding bonds is predicted by VVHuvitrJ.' iiww u ui,uI palilalia 7.W.biniond&Co.Ltd., - SlitTuOns. Tlie .doctor fuither sugsesta to social the local agents of the San Carlos i the use ot Tyree's Powder instead of Milling Co., who declare that the con Y' 'The House of Housewares" jus tablets, carbolic acid, peroxide, etcas cern has Jdst passed through one of n a wij more agreeable tniTIhe There MUST BE a ujtwjaccompanying the most successful years in its his ,53-6- 5 King St. results Its use are much to be iiinwicv w vajv iwi,uvm kiiu wsagreeaoie tory. agents now In use. A Philippines capitalist is said to be Honolulu Phone 4937 It is sold in packages at 23c and $1.00 by the manufacturer. J. S. Tyree. Chemist. Inc. behind the recent large buying of stock ,1 Wsshington. D. C. of the company. vThe crop this year was 5419 tons and in addition to this the San Carlos remelted a large quan tity of muscovados manufactured un jI der the old methods. This brought IMMvii 2500 tons more to market and at 1130 a ton will swell the coffers of the com- pany to a considerable extent. Gkc?ilacK . Of the San Carlos crop 3500 tons have already reached San Francisco, (f between 1500 and 1600 are already on in Every the way and the balance will be de- spatched before the end of the month.

'. S I Graai Prise aiid - PHOENIX MEMBERS Do your share by subscribing to this unequaled I ;'- investment, j vGoUMedal ' NOW Ss.Wi ATTENTION I Ejcpeaitio 1915 Any bank, v . Z j? broker, or trust company or plantation office will accept your sub- Ul Owing to the absenc? of Dr. Keller from 'the city. Dr. Homer Hayes will scription and tell you how you can buy on easy payments act as lodge physician for Honolulu Ledge No. 1, Mode i Order of Phoe- nix. Adv. WOMEN STEADY WORKERS or USE this blank m 1 h LLJ1;-- It used to be said that women could Ml upon This ia an inquiry NOT an order. not be depended like mer. to WhetvyouMilpurchase" atvacuum cleanes . be work steadily, and, consequently, sure to get the best. ought not to expect so much pay as LIBERTY rcen employed at similar work. LOAN (Fill in bank, broker or trust company, or mUl to the Liberty Loan If you want a thoroughly efficient deanerrone that is light g While it woutd be foolish for any-youn- Committee, P. O. Box 1361, Honolulu.) in weight but powerful in action; one that will pick up lint, woman to s'ay at work when thred anJ ravelluijs as well a dust aad dirt; and a machine that has physically unfit, it is believed that COMMITTEE I am interested in buying )... Liberty Bond. Please send mo earned the praise of over 100.0C0 daily users fet theCdillac with most women now continue at their further Information and an application blatk. the friction driven bristle brush in the nozzle. work as constantly as men. Any wo- Chamber of Commerce Rooms, tterccownettJaalttaUttCeMac man who is unable to do so, should Name. . . , . take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. Compound, the old, reliable medicine Hawaiian Trust Bldg.f woman, Address...... 169-17- for and get the aid she needs Lumber and Building Material 7 So. King St. to enable her to keep at work. Adv, Honolulu i EE When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy

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STAB-BULLETI- FOUR HONOLTXr N, TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 117 BURNERS Distillate, Crude OH and COMMERCIAL NEW 8 , Kerosene iji! OU RANT-IRVIN- E CO., LTD. Honolulu Stock Exchange f 45 King 1962 St FIGHT BEGUN ON EXCESSIVE ! IS T 0cl-8- - 1 1 . rvEse I LUMBER MERCANTILE Paints, Plumbing Supplies, Building Alexander & Baldwin Materials. Prices low. Houses built PROFITS OF SUGAR REFINERS C. Sre.ser & Co. C Choice House jLi J RON PORT on Instalmsnt plan. SUGAR-E- va 3,-3- , I at all Lets for sale Plantation Co. I . 7S'" fountains CITY MILL COMPANY, LT- - Maiu Sugar Co 2478 r. O. Box 951 Hawaiian Agr. Co 5L With Telephone Cuban Planters Dissatisfied Food Administration Course. 1 Havs.n. Com. & Sugar Co 45 ! .LiDortyDonaj Non-Produci- ft ng Pay Send Special Committee to Washington Urge That Hawaiian Sugar Cc 36' yi t a Whether Btopping here for a day Element of Sugar Industry Has Been Placed in ricnckaa jgar io i i it The wettest drink that ever you Sugjr Co or fcr the summer, will of Producing End Are Backed By Hawaii rnjmu Tako your Aacv in the Um r:uik thut stomi t ho thirsty throat. find this a hotel of per- Domination Hutchinson Sugar Plant fect satisfaction Planters KahuKj Plantation Co Teuton trenches by helpini; t furnish tho arm :unl Keka-,- a Su jar Co. ammunition that will mean It TORY. YOI" Koloa Sugar Co 180 tantl By C. S. ALBERT ri:--k McEryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 9 9' no to lose anything. A Liberty Bond is a ?ool Bellevue Hotel (Special Star BulletSn Correspondence.) . HOTEL 20 government's supar commission. Oahu Sugar Co. 30 a M5 much irol'l, 1 GEARY AND TAYLOR 8TS. WASHINGTON. Sept. The Cuban und pay you per rent. by Menocal to conlor with Hcr p Olaa Sugar Co.. Ltd 8 8' 4 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. bich hss been delegated President C. Nx)vrr anl the United .states food administration, convened in Oncmcj Sugar Co WHITCOMB Solid Concrete Structure mgton today. )r. larlo Manuel dc C'espedes, Cuban minister to tuo Lrute Paauhau Sugar Plant. Co We will gladly accept your subscrip. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF States, hcadb the commission, aud the other members are Col. Jose Miguel Pacific Sugar Mill 12 Igliaeio tion for amounts from S50 upward. Every Room with Private Bath nrr-iien-t ot Cuban Agrarian league, and nor Jose Paia Plantation Co . Market between 8th and 9th Tarafa. thr , Headquarters (or Island Residents l.c.iuna both practical sugar growers of high technical attainment-;- tela Pepeekeo Sugar Co per day up in the hands of tne Cuban representatives inuu-aie- Pioneer Mill Co 35 3534 SAN FRANCISCO'S European Plan, $150 tlatics and other data sugar, American Plan. $3.50 per day up an earnest effort by them to defend the present prices of raw aim San Carlos Milling Co... 18 19 wuoic Special Monthly Rates. j evidence was not lacking that a radical reconsideration ol tac uimr Tfaia'ua gr. ,0...... 9 NEWEST AND BEST I Bishop Trust MORGAN ROSS, of sugar price fixation might result. Wailuku Sugar Co 25 Co., Ltd. In brief, the cane sugar Pduccrs, MISCELLANEOUS Manager. are prepared to contend that as mat : " End.u Dev. Cs., Ltd. .... Limited non-producin- g at the cotterocs. Honolulu Representative: ters now stand, a cle 1st Is. As-- 7 pc Pd Bethel Street. 3646 or sugar industry has been 5 2r,a Is. As. fully paid Phone WILLIAM L. WARREN, ment the Do vfrVa mho placed in a virtual domination of the terdy, Hannibal J Haiku Fruit & Pack., Pfd O. Box 769. or Telephone 2273 to Washing-grower- s r. producing interests. This, the cane' the delegation Haiku Fruit & Pack. Com I ton and was the spokesman oi tue believe, might spell practical Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc. A. . 6 6' 4 Cuban producers, whose Planters, said: Hawaii 6 ruin to the puce Con. Ry. pc. 8 desire to "do their bit" in meeting "We ask a just and notmns Hawaii Con. Ry. Com the allies' war demands for sugar has more. Cuba produced its larger Hawaiian Electrfs Co. already crop in 1917 and may have one nearly imposed financial burdens Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . 43?i 44' 4 . rec- - as large year, Lives--Other- great, in preparation for 1318 next Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co.. 17 18 Some Will Offer Their s I al-I- loyal t lu ord crop of around 3,500.000 long tons. "We are first, last and Ho.-olu- Gas Co., Ltd Venus Cuban com-- j ways, and we are in this war just as - is understood that the Hr R. T. & L. Co Will Loan Their Money show Mr. and sincerely just as earnestly as you Inter-Islan- mission will Hoover and d S. N. Co 190 PENCIL bis associates that despite strenuous j are. We do not ask for a big prolit Mutual to Their Country price could Telephone Co 20 efforts by President Menocal and the) but we think that a just Oahu Railway & L. Co many distinctive features; free e 156 xvit li Has Is Cuban governme. t, and the voluntary j be fixed and that the tentativ price As compared that of the men at the front all guests; "Pop" concerts VENUS Pahang Rubber Co 20 Oarage for all relinquishment of any excess war js not just and fair but discriminates Selama-Dinding- s Plant t he lot of most of our citizens i an easy one. every Sunday night; breakfast ana by cane growers, j who wast the profits all Cuban against the Cuban growers. We feel Selama-Dinding- s, .luncheon, SO cents, and dinner, one 17 raw sugar (70 pc.) The ' best. perfect the present price of Cuban that it is our due to obtain for our least that you can do is to subscribe to the - - Tanjong Olok Rubber Co 40 dollar; dancing every night but Sun- black degrees, is not only justified, but will be es- .product the equivalent of beet sugar day in Sun Room on roof overlooking 2 copying of the grow BONDS LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917, which must be made and sential to the salvation prices and that we should be on a Beach for every pos- ers from business disaster. growers." Walk Imp. Oitt an overwhelming success! parity with other cane Hamakua Co. CIVIC CENTER sible purpose. available, however, to Ditch 6s A remedy is Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 By subscribing to this loan you will be doing up. other allied pc 400 Rooms, $1.50 and protect the American and NOT CERTAIN MAIL Hawaiian Irr. Co., 6s. Special rates on American plan. consumers, and th' lies, the commis- V yonr duty as a citizen and your money will be Blue Band Haw. Ter. 4 11c. ftafund American and European. sion is convinced, in a federal investi WILL BE CENSORED TO invested iu the safest security in of the Haw. Terr"! 4 pc Put) Imp M. the world. VELVET gation and revision downward STOP ENEMY TRADING Haw. Imp, J. H. VAN HORNE, Manager. refner's extravagant profits. It is Terr. Pub. 4 pc Your interest return will be satisfactory 1 per PENCIL the cane Hw. Terr'l 3 a pc Supreme its understood likewise that by cent. in Cbu growers of Louisiana, Porto Rico, Ha- No advices have been received Honokaa Sugar Co., 6 pc waii and the Philippines are pre- Postmaster D. H. MacAdam from Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd, 5a Subscriptions of at least $50 should be received SAN FRANCISCO WkanUjdP pared to support the Cuban planta- Washington as to the method which Hilo Gas 6 pc 97 100 from everyone. tion owners in this connection. Sen- is to be used in censoring mail to Kauai Ry. Co., 6s ator Broussard of Louisiana likewise check the trading with the enemy, as Manoa imp. Dist Protect your country, your family, yourself! has compiled statistics which he says is provided for hi an act of congress McBryde Sugar Co., 5s CLIFT shows beyond question that the blame prohibiting business transactions with Mutual Telephone 5s 106 ACT TODAY! for high sugar profits rests solely on Germany or allied nations. Oahu Railway & L. Co 105 HOTEL & the refining interests. "I do not know," tie said this morn- Oahu Sugar Co., 6 pc BANK OF HA WAII, Ltd. Cor. ftaary ana Tayttr Stv Alexander Several days will be required by ing, "whether all mail, or only for- Olaa Sugar Co., 6 pc 97 Bus and Taxi meet trtry steamer the Cubans to present their informa- eign mail, is to be censored, or if at Pacific Gua & Fer. Co tion to Mr. Hoover. It is unofficially all on the Pacific." lie U ex peeling Pacific Sugar Mill Co 6s asserted that among the interesting instructions regarding the intended San Carlaa Milling Co 105 Baldwin hitherto not made public re- action soon. facts Between Boards: Sales: 125, 1000, garding sugar price control are the Neither has the postmaster been following: 250 Olaa, 8.12' 2 ; 7, 8 Waialua, 25; 190, advised to cause three cents' worth 15 35.50; 140 Limited let- Pioneer, Haw. Con. Ry. i 1. Western beet sugar interests of stamps to be used on domestic A, iTfflrfi 6; 25 McBryde, 9.25. pledged crop to is believed is required by which their the ters, as it Session Sales: 10 Hawn. Pines, 44. food administration at 7.25 cents the war revenue act. A Liberty Bondi M In Every Home had made prior contracts with "I am not going to require the nt growers which, if enforced, Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, Sugar Factors beet postage until ordered to do so. Just 6.90 cents, or 1133 per will cause a heavy loss to them. ton. as soon as I am, 1 will so njtify the Enlist Your Dollars in the Commission Merchants 2. Whereas the cost of produc- public," says. War p to he Jjjj ing sugar from cane has risen In this time of our country's crisis an idle dollar and Insurance Agents record heights, and the profit to OFFICeT Sugar 6.90cts Louisiana and Cuban plantation LOCAL PRAISED is as much a " slacker' ' as an idle man. Are your owners has been proportionately HEAD OF BY RETIRING Co-Lt- dollars doing their duty? reduced, the refiners today are Henry Waterhouse Trust d. Agents for ' making a greater net profit from REVENUE DEPARTMENT "The Liberty Loan of 1917" invites the imme- RATES the consumer than at any time OP awaiian Commercial & Sugar Members Honolulu Stock and Bond diate response of American people. European Plan H op Pally in recent history. Appreciation of the work of the in- the Every jnerican 15.00 up Daily Company. Exchange Plan 3. The offer of the reiiners to ternal revenue force under his admin- dollar subscribed will help make it a success. The Special Rates to Army and Nary Fort and Merchant Streets Haiku Sugar Company. Mr. Hoover to guarantee the sup- istration is expressed by Commission- Telephone 1201 quicker the better. Frederick C. Cttft President Plantation Company. ply of 100,000 tons of sugar a er W. H. Osborn of the revenue bu- Vlre-Preside- Paia of de- Jbadlah Rich. list. use of the army to Ralph S. Johnstone, Armies dollars are an absolute necessity for national Maui Agricultural Company. month for the reau in a letter UNLISTED SECURITIES. fense. Unless the epreteatatlTta tor Hawaiian Islands : and navy, was made at a time acting collector for Hawaii. Colonel dollars at homo stand back of them, the Hawaiian Sugar Company. soldiers in the field cannot do utmost to protect our HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION A when the refiners were behind has recently resigned from the 9. their Kahului Railroau Company. Osborn Tuesday, Oct households and our freedom. DRAYJNU CO.. LTD. McBryde Sugar Company. as much as five weeks in their bureau on account of ill health. Dan- Bid Asked named to take X. J.' Bslter. Mgr. Kahului Railroad Company. trade deliveries. iel C. Roper has been OIL We Will Count it a Privilege Kauai Fruit & Land Co., Ltd. 4. The offer likewise was made the place held by the former com- Honolulu Con. Oil 4.10 4.25 PfcSM 4MI 65-7- 1 S. Queen St. to Enter Your Subscription. Honolua Ranch. by signers who do not produce missioner. MINING a pound of sugar in a year, but "Feelinc that whatever credit is Engels Copper Mining 6.00 625 simply are middlemen, occupying given the service and me for results Mineral Products Co.. .06 .07 Bank of Honolulu, Ltd. quasi-parasitica- of- a l, position eco- accomplished during my tenure of Mountain King Mining .10 .16 nomically. fice is due in a great measure to the1 Montana Bingham Co. .35 .37 5. The closing of the New York efforts of collectors and agents, Hnd Madera Mining Co .25 .30 sugar exchange, designed to cur- in fact --every internal revenue office tail unwarranted speculation, in In the service," writes Col. Osborn. "L Sales: 200 Mineral Products, .06. reality has placer, the cane sugar take this opportunity to thank you growers at the mercy of the re- and every member of the Hawaiian STAR-- B JLLE i .N GIVS YCJ finers' buying clique which, while force for your loyal and efficient as- TC DAY'S NEWS TODAY HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., Ltd. practically dictating the price it sistance." shall pay for raw sugar cane, still Colonel Osborn enclosed copies of Stocks and Bonds gains inflated profits on the re- letters from President Wilson and E. C. PETERS fined product. Secretary McAdoo. expressing appre- 210 McCandless bid.,. Real Estate Insurance Inasmuch as prior to today, the ciation of the work of th bureau un- Honolulu, T. 4. Safe Deposit Vaults Cuban cane producers have been der his administration. handicapped in not having had a Stocks, Bends, Securities, Loans Authorized by law to act as Trustees, Execu- voice in the conferences that led to OF EN GELS CO. Negotiated, Trust Managed their present crisis, it is believed TERMS :iates tors, Administrators and Guardians here that a readjustment will ensue, . STOCK ISSUE ARRIVE now that they are having their day PACIFIC ENGINEERING in court. Despite the pessimistic Terms of the proposed stock issue cane growers' at- outlook, the Cuban of the Engels Copper Co. have been COMPANY, LIMITED is to be of un- titude said thai received by Biehop & Co. from the qualified loyalty t the. United States Consulting, Designing and Con- Life, Fire, Marine, government as ally friend, Engels' manager, Elmer E. Paxton: structing Engineer Cuba's and no way a stock divi- and they are convinced that the food This issue is in Bridges, Buildings. Concrete Struc- Automobile, Tourists' dend. Holders can secur one share ture?, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- administration will take any justified teff Baggage or Accident steps to curtail war of the treasury stock for each tems. Reports and Estimates on IfYouWant the refiners and will pay profits, before any further move is ' shares which the holJ Projects. Phone 1045. Insurance, j $2.50 a share. On made which would tend ti unstabil - r such allotment ize and jeopardize Cuba's economic! the otner naml inn Present maiwi P. H. 3UR1 ETTK more b a position as the principal reliance of i of the stock is than 79 St. CALL UPON T Pce Merchant Phrne 1846 the allies for their sugar supply. share. company is NOTARY PUBLIC The strength of the Commissioner of eed NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 9. Cuban shown by the fact that it is able to Qnihe par California and New York center ike sugar planters are far from satisfied realize two and a half times the Draws: Wills, Deeds, Mortgages of - and COOKE, with the price for raw cane sugar set value of its stock on its issur- of all Legal Documents CASTLE & Limited Life by the sugar commission of the food treasury stock. While its outstand- City's andGlor control administration. ing capital stock is Increased only Representatives of the leading Cu- 1167,686 the company will receive for ban sugar companies met and con- that stock and have available for the General Insurance Agents T&des ferred here yesterday. It was deter- improvements it proposes $419,119, C. BREWER & CO. from Z?per mined to send a delegation to Wash- and the stockholders can probably, if ington to confer with the food admin- they desire, sell the allotments made Fort and Merchant Streets OOoT&omSL istration, the national sugar commit- to them for more than twice as mueh (LIMI TED) tee and the international commission as it will cost them. 2.--: : and seek to obtain concession which I Manager Paxton's report states aLnentioihe j that in order to provide funds for in- - SUGAR "ACTORS NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. stalling a second unit of the new mill COMMISSION MERCHANTS i at "Superior." boring No. 7 tunnel SHIPPING AND INSURANCE m Keep your Insurance B. DILLM.GHAM CO., LTD. A new TELEPHONE DIRECTORY l and otherwise developing the mine to AGENTS F. 7ieaiers,Clubs,Skop$ will shortly be published. Written no-- j the fullest extent possible, at a meet-tic- e SAVINGS PHONE 4915 of any desired change of name ing held on September 11. 1917, the in a safe place. We pay 4 interest Fire, Life, Accident, Compensation or new contracts must be re-- j a author-ceive- d BONDS address directors adopted resolution FORT ST., HONOLULU, H. SURETY Stations - T. BISHOP A COMPANY andTkikay by this COMPANY on or before j izing- and directing the treasurer of October 31, after which date no the Engels Copper Mining Co. to offer changes will be made until the follow to the stockholders of the Company n&asoTiablelfaies. ing issue. Treasury Stock pro rata to their List of Officers and Directors: Money Loan MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO holdings at the price of $20 E. F. BISHOP President THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK to 6912 9th-31s- t G. H. ROBERTSON : Oct. incl. per share as at the dates, and in the LIMITED HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF amounts specified below: ..Vice-Preside- nt a. n Manager Capital subscribed . . yen 48,000.000 HAWAII, LIMITED November 15, 1917, an amount R. IVERS yen Telephone 329 Vice-Preside- up 30.000.000 Fort Street nt Capital paid SIS m manac emenz FOR RENT art 11 a 1 tn Z neir ront nf tho charo rhtit. and Secretary uantesnvoas . yen 21.300,000 fv Vice-Preside-nt Reserve funds i Uectncity gas, screens in all A. houses 6tandmg t0 wlt, 81798 rnares to be GARTLEY Neat two-bedroo- house in town. $21 E. A. R. ROSS. ... .Treasurer S. AWOKl, Local Manager F. MORGAN CO., LTD. 1 . I and for not later than J. Cma i rr IcnnH on! tQ nr. ffw t.' Kir ukn GEO. R. CARTER Director ! wwF BROKERS m STOCK Two-bedroo- cottage, lawn, T1' COOK-.....- ... fine $23. January 15, 191S,?" amount equal C. H. .Director new sn R. Information Furnished and Loans Fine house, $30. to 5 per cent of J. GALT Director Vour Eyes Need Care of the number shares A Made then outstanding, or 85,888 shares to R. COOKE Director Murine Eye Remedy H. SCHNACK D G. MAY Auditor Merchant Street Star Building II J. be taken and paid for not in L hill IIU later than I1JIHIIIII jf 842 Kaahumanu St. Te leohone 3633 Februarv 2. 19. mn mm w. Phono 173 1 HONOLULU STAB -- BULLETIN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1917. FIVE Jo) a 1st mm Furniture an Piano ?wi!Qinig t- HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO.. LTD. 5EliMlSa OF WAR FILM -1 - raurus J. J. BELSER, Manager. v ERVICE FIRST STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH feBIJOU-Toni- ght QUEEN ST. 7:45 For the last time touicht the Hawaii r theater wfll orjnt "Soroew herr in Frame." Hi-ha- rd Harding Pat'.' 'IZZY' HAS SOME CENSORSHIP IS strong presentation of the German se-- 1 MONTE CARTER crrt service jsyatem as it was known OceanicSfteamship Co. to the world outside of Germany at the time of the death of the author. Th- - DREAM AT BIJOU AGAIN ON 5V; DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO fact th3t this may i considered as TIGHT Ok one of the earliest ot the 'war fctory' film, that It I from the j.cn of prou-- Regular Sailings to San Francisco and Sydney, N. S. W. mmMr aui Americas greatest war corres-- Kven tn h.. m New N ork w uu a h'ii, cijipie:ncniins ine censors. up or pro-- 1 I'cnarnt. inji u is a i nangie ince cress cke' lacked ith . "" j dcrs receicd by th" Honolulu prs i I auction and that Lotnsf Glaum and u inolves niaiiy trials and j Saturday morning prohibiting the rv- - For further particulars apply to nowaro iiKKinan ;ire cy-star- are tiie much unhai iincss more trial and porting of the arrival and deDarture FIRST TIME HERE bring f SEE incidents that have combined to more unhapiness than are exier-;o- shipping in the Pacific ocean, ("apt. C. BREWER out lirjre attendances at the Hawaii jenced at a poor mine in Nevada i George li. Clarke issued orders later & CO., LTD. General Agants "IZZY'S DREAM" ! SPECTACULAR during the eaily part of thl week. w""ere your brother ons all the in the day to the naval radio sta- - YOU WILL LAUGH, At the time Davis undertook a re- - I ;ionev anri vnn do :tV. ih ourk and tions to receive no mossarps iletnil ' ORIGINAL Rjview of the espionage syssem of the a' wandering comtwinv of actors visits ing the posirion. arrival or denaiture i I j YQU,LL gcREAM Hun but little was actaally known of von to el ?1 worth of ham and . of any transpacific vessels. BEAUTIFUL , the far-rea- c hing and dastardly plots to eggs. f Under the orders issued by ('apt. Y0U WILL ENJOY . j which the Roche was ever willing to Thi?, at least, is what "izzy" found Clarke, mention of the novenient of: Watson Navigation Company a : sb'Ps beiwtcn the and become party. With the information in 'Jzzy's Dream at the Rijou last ' islands thei SIX SCENES IT. ! then at hand the writer wove one of night. There was his daughter at mainland are tabu, whether it is so his ininoitabl.. stories and the screen home, his kind, loving daughter, but i called coastwise shipping or not. Thc Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu Washington ex-- ! version closely follows the written in .ew York she was quite the con- - orders sciiically ' cen,cd shipping. RESERVE YOUR If you don't laugh, word. trary, and turned up her nose at him coastwise For further particulars apply to j nangie-inc- f is a strong producing a? he made his approach with all his n is now aoout two montus since SEATS QUICK - -S-EE A DOCTO-R- combination and the stars chosen for n;oney and all his dress. And be- the shipping censorship in the Pacific! CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu Box Office opens this offering are amongst the beta side.?." he was fleeced in seven dif- - was removed. At the beginning of J at Popular Prices: working under the lnce direction. Be- - ierent ways in that city, the war the censorship was enforced on the ' regarding shipping,! 10 a. m. 20, 30 and 50 Cents. sides which the Hawaii is offering m The scenery was a feature of the Pacific interesting serial and an especially new show. There was first the mlno the same as in the Atlantic. After-- ' " 4 was so inforiua-- 1 PHONE 3937 3ox Seats, 75 Cents r.trong rathe dealing with the fighting he Nevada and out of it came "Jzz .' i wards this modified forces of the l S. A. Monte Carter, drawn in a coal cait lR'u a"OJl coastwise snipping coum: a small, donkev- -a 1 bc Pbl8hed. ami still later the con behind dark real . . : . : 1 1 KISEN u TOYO KAISHA live donkey about four feet high. siurniup ciiiiit'ij rciuovca. ( There his daughter appeared, the Until the censorship is removed or 'SACRIFICE' IS modified, no marine table giving the Regular Sailings to San Francisco and to the Orient part being taken by Kthel Davis, and names, rlien she saw him rhe announced that arrivals and departures of . For to ar- vessels from this port, excepting further particulars apply a stranded troupe of actors had Inter-Islan- d steamers, pub-- 1 TONIBHT rived and that she was feeding them will lished in Star-Bulleti- ; MM STRONG DRAMA on ham and eggs. the CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu "Scmitz." Izsy s brother, a character . -- mi timmi!7ttfTcftiwm I - i m-i .- . SAYS T CAN ... III Jii-- ' 111 nart taken by George Weiss, prevailed At 7:40 o'clock t At 7:40 o'clock HAND! F MnVPMPWT I. The present Liberty offering V If 1 II 1. IIIWWh.1, i theater tion rtL food of .""auT I . lus CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- mii5ht be termed as sensational irora t ty. ... ; OF GUARD TROOPS N ROYAL MAIL LINE Margaret the standpoint of photography alone vain. Illington in offering is "Sacrifice," a strong Regular Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA, NEW The "Izzy" Inter-Islan- d officials declaro the FIJI, expressly Tea Then later went to sleep anS t- i drama written for the the scene changed that the company was unablo to ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA "SAGRIFIGE" tured star, Margaret Illington, in to a street in New York where he was fleeced of his handle the movement of national gbard wkw w 1 1 I IN (VI LH IfJlN Kl O T For further particulars apply to in. vr nig ununi nuincoa UKL5. b)L troops from Hawaii and Maui to this A SUPER-TRAGI- C n!1fCTSOnarter anol.hcr TALENTED RUSSIAN ACTRESS IN A RUS- - dual role. The strikine feture about island next month for the annual en- -' 8IAN ROLE OF A GIRL-SPY- . - THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., General Agents th, dma. aSa,n .pjUhy campment is a mistake. The Inter-- 1 loelly. arc the appearancesPho,- M a cnapei at a moments notice, Island, it is asserted, offered to get all 13th Chapter of "The Great Secret. on the screen of Mi3s Illington in hoth , ... and 1 ,5 the Hawaii and Maui guardsmen into mere was TIME TABLE roles. She converses with herself in inc mine scene where "Izzy" awokelTlto conclude that. Honolulu in practically two days. Pathe Weekly manner portrays 2295 REACHES tathe Weekly News Pictorial "The most natural and after all, he would be glad to The company proposed to bring the PHONE 7:40 P.M. characters that are a great way apart feed Hilo Mahukona contingent here : World Before Your Eyes" lhe stra'ndcd actors the ham and and Serial in aciuai me. - lP on a Thursday morning by the Mauna Hustace-Pec- k 7:55 P.M. Margaret inington is seen as iuary Kea. On the same day the steamer Co., Ltd. Prices 10, 20, 30 Cents. Boxes 50c Feature Stephani, daughter of a secret service was to return to Maui and bring the ALL KINDS OF ROCK ANQ. SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK, 8:30 P. M. Maui guard here from Kabului and FIREWOOD AND COAL PHONE 5060 i ';'- -' ity of Zandrla. also as a notorious nAnDUn HlUlto Kaanapali on the following morning. 93.QUEEN STREET P. O. EOX 212 dancer of the neighboring little nation 4-- The troops from Kona were to have of Nordhoff. Both characters are The Maru wf.ich passed through reached Honolulu two days previous working towards the same end the Honolulu yesterday, arter receiving to the arrival of those from Hilo and NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL & FE I G HT - pratique here to discharge 530 and securing of valuable papers for Zan- tons of Mahukona. ROTTERDAM LLOYD dria but from different motives. How- - cargo at an island port, had 600 Japan- - A definite decision is. to be reached J, C K E T S ever, team work proves the se. ese emigrants aboard, tomorrow at a conference of national JOINT SERVICE ' aiso reservatierTH their fotoassNAStil any Inter-Islan- guard regular army offi I J point on cret of their success although, in the The following d .steamers officers and the com- To Yoko- . final analysis, the dancer proves her-- are scheduled to depart today: KinaG cers as to whether the Matson Baiavia. Java, via Mainland, s Inter-Islan- d See WELLS-FAR-G- O self's heroine by sacrific'n:: her life for Kauai ports at 5 o'clock; Mikahala pany or the is to bring hama, Nagasaki, Hongkpng young diplomat may win the for Maui Molokai ports 5 in the troops for the encampment. A CO, 72 C mmmm that the ad at o' King to and Singapore. Sailing dates, Glaum Hickman man whom both love. clock; Deris for Hamakua coast ports If the work falls the Matson line St, TeL i511 Luuuise and Hovard This is the photodramatic premier of at noon. it is likely that the Matsonia will be freight and passenger rates on r -- used to make a special voyage to the Mis IHhigton- -' and-he- work 'before The,' Jratson' - -- IN- freighter Lurlina will Maui and Hawaii ports. application.' camera is of the same high class leave" Allen Isl- - the Port tonight for other In all, will be 1000 men Fred. LWaldron,Ltd. - there about -- that'has placed her well in the fore- and ports, where she will complete C. Brevyer &,Co., Ltd., Agents 17 stage of the loading. to bc transported to Oahu. il front of the dramatic She now has 400 tons of Shipping and Commission In world.' sugar and 40,000 cases of pines loaded. "4 Merchants omewnere rranee I PASSENGERS ARRIVED - OAHU A I by Richard Hard according to Captain Levitt, harbor- RAILWAY TIME TABLE Fort and Queen Sts. itrong Dramatic Picture, vel actod and written " Honolulu " ' -- !! ! ; " ' Ing Davis, famcus war correspondent PLANS NEW STUNT FOR " .... By Inter-Islan- d steamer' Mauna Kea 1,11 from Hawaii and Maui ports. OUTWARD "OUR FICHTJNG ?ORCES"2 reel Pathe, depicting the different ROOF GARDEN PATRONS rnent on the Island of Hawaii: Olaa, From Hilo: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gait, Most of weapons. . For Waianae, Walalua, Kahuku and Complete, Line units America's defensive and effens've 2a,S72r Waiakea, 29,000: Hilo Sugar Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, H. R. Martin, of Chinese Way 9: 15 a. m 3:20 p.nx . Goods "THE SCHEMERS" 13th Chapter "The Perils of Our Girl Reporters" Manager Harry Stinson of the o., 6,b00; Onomea. 6,a78; Pepeekeo. Geo. Richardson, N. Martin, J. Fran- Stations at Young planning something 326; , Hakalau; 32,789; Laupahoehoe, ror rean tjuy. twa mui ana way PRICES:-1- 0. 20, 30 Cents. ONLY ONE (1) SHOW TONIGHT 7:40 hotel is cis. W. Ton Chong. W. H. C. Camp- new patrons of the roof garden. 9.079; Kaiwiki, 6.706; Kukaiau, 6,905; Stations y7;20 a. m., 9:15 a, FONG INN CO. COMING WEDNESDAY GEO. WALSH in ""MELTING MILLIONS." S for bell, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Barron, Mrs. a.m., p.m., p.nx, Wednesday evening he will stage a Hamakua Mill, 6,51; Paauhau, 883; O. Cornelius-sen- , 1H30 2:15 ::20 Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio H. L. Ross, F. Muir, J. p.m., p.m. dancing in which the winner? Pnnaluu, 3,090; Honuapo. 1,500. Allardice, E. 5:15 J9:30 pjn., tll:15 Store 1152 Nuuanu ZL, nr. Pauahl contest K Okuda, J. Darvell, Wahiawa and Lellehua a prize by rote" X. The Mauna Kea came in morn- - 2 For '11:20 will be awarded the this Mrs. De Silva' Passos and infants, p.m., p.m of the audience. The award will be lng with the following freight from Mrs. Aoki, J. A. McCann, T. Nakamoto, a.m., 2: 40 .5:00 11:30 a handsome silver loving cup. This Hawaii ports: Four automobiles, H. Tokunaga, S. Takamori, Miss Rose p.m. JAPANESE SILK GOODS AND CURIOS, KIMONOS three For Leilehna 16:00 a.m. Is entirely different from the lucks cows, two calves two crates of pigs, Joshi, Mr. and Mrs. Van Ixan, E. C. Telephone 3875 1118 Fort held packages of S. Crabbe, Mrs. W. H. Shipman, Mr. St t - AND EMBROIDERIES. number contests. that have been fruit and vegetables, 36 ' v. l In the past, for in the Wednesday bundles of hides and 187 packages of and Mrs. W. F. Aid rich. Judge W. S. INWARD The Standard Optical Co. -- competition those sitting around the j rundries. sThe Mauna Kea had S7 Wise, 'Miss C. Brown, Miss K. Ward, Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, OPTHALMIC OPTICIANS ' AY I S - m ECUSA tables vote for the best dancer. cabin passengers and five way passen- C. F. Drake, A. Podmore, Mr. and Mrs. ana Pantheon Block Star-rett- walalua waianae '8:35 ajn. 1120 NUUANU STREET, JUST ABOVE HOTEL Lou Davis of the Monte Carter I gers. 'She also hrought in 58 steerage J. A. Parker, Miss Maynard. Miss . r 5:30 p.m. Walter I. Seymour Pres. & I Maloney, D. Mgr. troupe 'win manage the affair. The passengers, and had 26 way passengers Miss Mrs. Hender Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and officials plan an elimination dance, I m the steerage. i son, C. H. Barnes, G. N. Turner, F. K. L. I reari tity T:4& a.m., '8:35 a.m., where votes are taken every few min- - j Due to an unexpected and unusual C. Harper, Geo. Brandt, 11:02 a.m., 1:38 p.m., 4:24 p.m Inter-Islan- W. Purdy, Geo. Aiowahi, Mr. rrtea The fnnr nprtnn who receive i demand UDOn the d Pn fni Weaver. 5:30 p.m., 7:28 p,ni. Mr3- - - --Murphy, Geo Kinney, the greatest number of votes will be its drydock, the Mauna Kea is not to;and Ed,- Mr. Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa - - and me- in4- - ucu- picked. v go on tne aryaock today for its annual, ttUU Leifehua 9:15a.m., 1:52 p.m., 3:50 VIEIRA JEWELRY CO. overnaunng as announced yesterday. 1UUU- - p.m., 7:13 p.m. As a result there is to be no change From Lahaina: Frank Burns, F. J. 113 Hotel Street The Haleiwa Limited, tjvo-.- " ARTISTS WILL APPEAR in the pailines of the Intpr.laian voa. Hare. J. Garcia. J. T. Mowatt, W. F. a .? Jewelers and Sllvc. smiths; (only f rst-clas- s IN SCH0FIELD CONCERT el. a11 of 'them keeping on their regu- - Dillingham. A. Coyne, H. Steiner, Mjss. train tickets honored;. Watch and Jewelry Repairers Jar schedulg The unexpected use of T. Horswell, Miss E. A. Wooley. J. Do leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:30 - drydock will delay general "ego and" z children,, J. Miyamoto, a .now; returning daueh- tbe the tiw mlmmmm Madame nianisf her . mmammmmmm-mmmmmmmmmamm- UlGIltAIIDg riaier, andfede J?. M pirv,arH Rnmett Geo. Rea p w arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 n. m 'aaaaaaaaaaaaaa1 t ter. Baby Raiy Fidler, chUi'dancer: ?ulmg Hurd, iThe Limited stops only at Pecrl City, ana oen mu uie mineeu emser, i . . . . , , ' . nrf R W rrnrf 11 J? lay La&t; v. me enaJ Pov "" Mra ... - rJwa Min and waianae. "Buy a Liberty r will appear 0a a program at Schofield ?iT. uisv uciure oii! .o. Bond" - Hitchcock, Miss K. Koike, Miss M Dally. tExcept Sunday. Barracks next Sunday evening in the .""lu- JSunday r"'a Hata, W. H. Hisermann, G. W. R I fol-L.5'- V- G. P. Z EN SON, F. G. iMITH, A 1st Infantry amusement hall, as lIPfrtJ. V. - 4T King, C. Andersen, W. Youngstrong, i aw, mv - i met uicut nuip s superintendent. G. P. A. . Fpank Von Dyken, Mr. Aiona. i'i s K,.a 1. a. Rhapsody Liszt l"f-ln- !h.c New Shipment b. Waits Gedara. A Matson steamer due here will CHCF SUI f a Am m a 1TN a 141 V " sugar, and is expected to again come Lave 143 cabin passengers, 28 in the 93. North King Street of . d!v" o. r.j... to the islands with more coal. She is steerage, 687 bags of mail, 211 park Call and see our brand new . m one operated by ages of express, three automobiles and CHOP SUI HOUSE mmlm ' urtz mi ji is . t tern - UXl ' . of the vessels tho i i i i iriui it j tun - eblpping board. The Red Jacket is 9857 tons of cargo .The ship will dock Everything Neat and Clean Pl:v-.;vi.;:T- ' - .TIB b. "CBrien.- alto believed to be going to bring an at Pier 15. Tables may be reserved by phone Lady Sen Met ROYAL 5r in sentence .. ConrJented L J other consignment of coal from Seattle No. 1713 That a sums up HifKlander Milk 4. Russian dances f to the Inter-Islan- Captain Lawson. Straw (full cream). There are very definite and real reasons, Baby RCy Fldler. Felt ' ' :-''- the oldest navigator In the Pacific, is for its superiority. 'S-- ; : ; . s , j still in comcand of the Osago. The HATS Forrra Typewriters War crosses were awarded to Chas. t,w m- ,- , D. L CASHMAN - m All kinds ef Hat Cleaning - u ii w u uic miift. ii me worta m ancsu icw .cauuia aauy . n,dr. w.. 4 M. Ashton, Jr., of Philadelphia, and TENTO AND AWNINQ8 Just received. 1- conditions and legislation are the world's model its dairy .ZZ WJ - .Zr T. OZU HAT STORE The master Chae. W. Isbell of North Adams. Mass.. J, Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu' Luau Tsnta and Canopies for ' products top the world for the price because of their quality. CI Xadtan. Rent machine of rapid fire, per. j both Dartmouth students. whose reservation Js In Oklahoma, 8treet, Thirty Yeara' Exp. , e nee g ' Highlander Condensed Milk: is prepared from the purest and an Fort St, near Allen, upstairs feet action and results, richest milk of the specially selected herds ia the rich dairying Ml Phsna 1437 a Call and Inspect them. pastures of Southland. The cows are subject to Government ' Madame Lester Inspection; and the milk is drawn from each row under excep- has removed from the I. O. C F, (ll3lr,DDDi' tionally rigorous M. Dancing conditions of cleanliness. . a rocf garden to the Lester Hawaiian News It is then immediately !tered and cooled at the dairies Ac&aemy, comer juunaujo ana A.apai.im: Punahou car. Office nhone 6251. Real-1- ? Mayflower the model TO THE , . Next it goes to great Highlander Condensanet dence 3675. Hours from 9 a, m. to 10 Co., Lid, cleanliness personified. EJ p. m. Young Hotel 1 ' Building r Here it i gua filtered asd aabjected to ' preceu' whidi destroy I mm jg la a hor.it Industry eje germ. ' Part ol the water U removed by eraparaboa ia vacaa, III National1 FAMOUS VOLCANO SE l! SCSE!5 Bishop St, ad a prpportioa o( the fiaert No. I A in far it added..; -- IB Highlander Coadeaasd Wilk is fall cream tk ridiest. porest nuk, lew 04 Wallowa' Hall e o! than fretS ' . part the water. More ecoaoaical milk there it ao witer Taraas-a- rH4ya, DiaSOTLY OVEEIiOOKING THE VOLCANO OF d fhat is waated, available for : ae the remaiader a farther ate. . 10 a.m. to 10 mm. TIDES, ANQ MOON. Hyfieaic, naifam. haady. always it W chat per. reliable. - 8VN readr. aare . Far Ctaaeea fo 0 p.m, KXLAUSA ceokiai k is far saperior to ordinary muk try it. of THOSE 1103 11 200-pa- There are haadreda l redpa ia the bif se keaetifauV - Mooq ; illastrated Hiahlander Cook Book. Wikc Ir hHFF.w ay Low Rises aduresi "HishWer." Dept. "A" Frel L Waldron. LUM Agaata f Date pun. and saa I targe III Tide fcBii Laif mall Sets gets F ia a mm COVERS ALL A.U.. FT. P..if. A.II. IMalLAMIDEM (II Tht General and UnlvtnM Film EXPENSES Hbea Del. ia i esRvicct. ' 6;l'a t : i : ' - tl 1 r- Steasser evtry Wetossday and Saturday ...U-.3- 6;ad 4; 20 Matlasta (exctpt Baturdftyg ii. AM. - aai i t v ! ACUdari) ft-tr- M , frca 1:00 to 4:cu mi :4q Saturday ud Holiday Utniztp frca Inter-islan- d Steam Navigation Ltd, It n ;13 i MILK. a. in, to 4:co o'efeefc. Co., t : ::: VM M 1:49 lin 3:0 rresgi (two siows) end Ii4 f.y. 9C10CK. - .; ; Phono 4941 Queen Street H ' o 13 J 1. . 3:55 wcTtm-s- CMMjago ; r ? f:2S omit. 44 1 2:?5 SIX HONOLULU STAR -- BU LLKT IN. 'ITKSDAY, m TOBKK !. 1017. irlLLY Mow to Economize in IVi'Iup- -

every one TO THE FILIPINOS I mie with us and each and Some Baking c gentle- - RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR i onducted himself as a j?rfect Editor Honolulu Star Br.lItUn. j man and we wish to say right her Use Sir: it was about a day ; a- -t since ; V. the ieo;!e of Honolulu, more so tht .UCTOBKR f, V.)t. ' TUKSDAV The Purchasing Department I received a newsjui-v- i rota a friend younger set that when you think a soi ic- - ! go Royal Baking Powder i:. Honolulu, which contained t:ie i dier can't to a place and behave d ; a man a gentleman, you art-hel- committee of the lures of six Kill; ::ios who are ling lie and High Priced Fish As a matter of principle the for committing a series offense sadly mistaken and we thank you bovs in Place of Eggs board of supervisors that favors oin;: away with in tnat country. for your app-earanr- and hore that ' fol-fwv- e may more Ihivp no l the purchasing agent for the city and county is r rotr. mv affection to the :?ther'..?:'!. all be drawn closer and In many recipes ycu will need only half as I'.iilN'lin lulit s Ui ii.j. ix of tin St:ir I arose myself ar.a wrotv t;-.i- treat each and every one man to mai: i many eggs, in some none at all. if you use an - -- al iiit-n- ilu- assault tliat wrong. every one i;; with hj-'d- irww-- Ecldressed to my i jun: rynien who are We also thank each and - ,,v wip- in to a success. Wf additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder, l;is iiijh1 ajrJ'.iiiHt tin- hitfli of l11' The only thing ih;:i can he cited in favor of living that iciiiity. Ti;is leli'ins make it letter is for those who are ot a think-- 1 hall civ5 another one on aturd in place egg omitted. tin- - who liiiv will l.'th i to tin ing out the purchasing department is the signal about a teaspoon, ofeach Itk'uIimiIh of ril. tug and Of a serious uaturc. and netr nis;ht. October 3rd. and the proceeds - - f the of the of the office' during - is ,a)rt'i- wiling forth tin- very dittinilt intuition failure administration think what they are point; to do. Thos.- will' eo to that noble cause, the KeJ The following tested recipe for rice bread a who never think of law. and j Cross. of !nmlM;it- - iihmhm who must Hiqiplv his family the recent months under review. the their practical illustration. man 1 minds are closed to the i ti t of doing1 We how thank you one and all, " When the system was inaugurated under Pur- Wit II il oJT food. the reasonabe and lawful thiacs. i D. Ul'SSEL. RICE BREAD is the chasing Agent it was generally fouud'to be a com-- ! n? the Committee, at The sini!iatit f;ilinv of this disntssiou Iotts Those who are always desiring to of 1 fK DIRfcCTIONS-ne- eft until . . 7. vrry light: frula roiimi-hion- Kin-cess- it is the mit crimes, and never change their Honolulu, October 117. 1 'i cwps ni'k aid ihmlr: that, despite the a tivities of tlie food And the record indicates that w!I. AJd corn mal vhw?h ha fad minds to try to do irci,er things, j I'j cups corn rr.eal bevrt aifted wfih baking powder diM-ussio- prire old story of the man on the job rather than the the invent Ration and tin the Those whose wrong ambition are al-- ; THE BOND BUTTON 4 tpoon Royal Baking Powder anjtalt. Mia well and add melted riortening rice w htch man h system is ways j;ood - j 1 traspoon aalt and the hat of continues 1 advance, and the poor that at fault. trying to destroy the rec- - been preatcd throut;? a ateva. ; Star-bulleti- I tit!epoon shortening increasing difficulty. The majority of the committee math' up of Sujer-visor- s ords of the Philippines and their citi-- Editor Honolulu Bake in greaed ahallow pan in fooi prolilem is one of steadily ; cup boiled iicc hot oven . minutea. Serve hot zens. These who do not behave them-- ! Sir: in this morning's parer there j under-htnu- d Mott-Smit- h one with plenty of butter. cannot and McClellan state that - - And this man of moderate means selves and have no honor, and cor.- is an item stating that lti.nt-0.00- but- why it is that with an ocean around of two things should he done: "Kithcr reorganize duct themselves in a way distastefi:! i tuns arc to be given to subscribers of The old method called for 2 eggs to their countrymen fish food in almost the highest the department, giving it a considerably larger.force anJ liuherland. the fecond Liberty bond. in: with tish. the Now, my cumin jiiicu, i wish you! To me, this appears to be makips New book of recipes which cconomizo in egss and fm- - more away priced in the market. It is very difficult sny and power, or do with it." to listen to this little example and a most unjust and invidious distinc other expensive ingredients mailed tree. Address 1m 1 Royal Baking Powder Co., 135 William Street, New cmc to understand, and still more difficult to fathom The answer to i:ade to this by a comhiuaiioti advice which' picked up from iny'tion. poor knowledge to sitisfv and to o en are many of us who are York, U. S. A. why the situation is not handled under a of men bent on gaining efficiency in the government There not ihe reason your minds ot du;ng pood and to ecu- - iu a financial position to subscribe to of the city is to th will IhsI pro- evideuccd take action thai j more acssive policy than has jet been duct yourselves in a way that would a Liberty bond however much we from the food commission. tect the money of the taxpayers. oring honor and respect to your coun- would like to. We have, already giv- trymen and fatherland. en to the Red Cross, etc.. even to PORTUGUESE OF HAWAII SECQND CITY DRAFT Ah it is generally understood at :reseu(. the food If the principle of 'the purchasing department is It was more than a year bincc I ' stinting ourselves and our families, WILL AID RED CROSS! BOARD HAS MEETING right, and the Iwst business methods of the present with-State- commiision has simply stated that the condition left home and came to trie I'iikco j Now we go alonsr the streets, 3 it fellow-life- , method of day indicate that is. there just one thing for to find a ol out any button, and the other ! cannot le improved under the present better existeuce So that tha Portuguese residents of The first moating of district ev to fight the .kowiedue which says (openly or in his mind) "I am rcay to- is sold auction. The coinjetent managers to do develop the department for the territory do their bit jemption No. 2. Honolulu, was handling tish. The flsh at can bring rrore patriotic than fellow. I board honor to mv native land. that ward contributing to the Red Cross, members. F. overhead expenses of the ftshmaiket stalls are very along the lines that will make it what a purchasing Upon my great to how our have bought a liberty bond and he Iheld vesterdav iu three desire see a campaign for funds wil bel started jJ. George Ronton and Dr. H.W high, and the fish eaters have to pay. department should Ik. countrymen were honored in this has not." Yet at the same time. I November 4 by a conwnlttee of prom- - ccuntry, 1 every have given more, according to my that an opportunity is now The- supervisors have everything to work with. traveled in almost inent Portuguese of this city. Consul ionization was the only business that The thought occurs part of the United States. From my means, than what he has. and am not (Jeneral A. He C. nnd KdJtor en- They have the legislative Pesaa took place. presented for a food commission with energy, authority, the means and travels in the United States I intend getting any return for ray money Santos of O Lusa. have ccmplcted thusiasm and backbone to handle thit problem in a tlit opportunity. that my countrymen should be re- e'ther. p)"" for the drive. o spected as much as any kind of peo- I say drop the button. Seven Filipinos were arrested - by compel a more equitable system Outside of Honolulu the canvass- manner that wilt d ple. We are free to join any kind PATRIOT. ing wiii be Chtiu-- uii by anenU of Chief of Detectives Arthur McDuffle of transferring the catch from the fisherman to the An army rehabilitation hospital ns far from the of societies in which we desire to be Honolulu. October 8, 1917. tlm various Portuguese societies. Ho- ; yesterday, charged with gambling. home. The suggestion has been made that an im- seaboard as IKs Moines. Iowa, must surprise those bretnern, and welcome to any jobo nolulu will be divided into nine dU-t- r ; The seven men were arrested in a local which we can obtain. They are will- rad PutDiTnritfres will he ap- hbul by tr--e detective stiuai? !n Kalldl a of some hyphenates who shed crocodile 'tears over what hi PV-- J provement might result if public. market ing to teach us how to do the proper PERSONALITIES pointed. The funds will bp forwarded The men are l.uU Aballera. character should be established. Yet the Territo- they considered would be a serious handicap to the work, and leading us to the upper to the headau"" ve lor tne iOtis. A. Malaban. .?. Castillo. It. de La rial market does not appear to improve with age American forces in Kurope. that of having no place tange of civilization. SENATOR GEORGE P. KAMAUO relief of the allied troop. TF 'Cruz, A. Valtaza and M. Bataluml. Many HA of Hawaii was an arrival yester- the food commission has free rein there. among their own people like the English and French of us become good students and and some were married here. Some day from Kona in the Kilauea. He Star-Bulleti- n and The is not iu favor of the for rest recuperation from the damages of I ere daughters and sons, and although will leave for Waimea, Kauai, this net hod' proposed by one correspondent that the fighting. These people did not seem to know that may have large families good morning. supporters by means doing of the city refuse to purchase fish.- - This Canada brought her sick and wounded home foK of aaamMaaw families proper work, using their good char- GUY H. BUTTOLPH of firm of Wil- would be carrying out ihe boycott idea, which is recnjieration. acter and ability. Even us Filipinos liamson & Buttolph, will leave on Wed not the proper spirit to cultivate, and furthermore, are treated as American people and nesday on a business trip to the main- look like land. He has resigned his position a S vj? 2' O would be impracti- When a majority of the board of supervisors united citizens in this country. In v with our mixed population, it any factory or government's job we assistant secretary to the sales com in v." I cable. More time and effort would be required to the interest of efficient thev undertook a large can get employment, at any time. mittec of the second Liberty Loar. AV U 1 campaign. c.rtliu'f 4lin itvu'nn t wtl.lli firr vutriii ! win in !1 linn. sized task, a very difficult one. Put they must see it Are you not glad to hear that we are making progress purchasing campaign than could possibly be ex- through or their move will be worse than failure. such here in this WALTER foreign land?" Why you to be J. DOYLE, business man- They must stick to text if desire ager, Allen panded in a campaign of education to demand and their and "enlist to the end free in any place, do your anil Doone in "Luck O' Shea," best is sending his cards to Honolulu management of the of the war." look at the advantage of good be- f7 secure a competent, and proper friends. i i havior. Do you wish me to explain His New York office is in the York-City-. u fish supply for the city of Honolulu. Gaiety why they appreciate us? Because we Theater building. New The food commission has authority to deal with Hawaii will not begrudge the Westerners the en- have good educations, good manners, The other card Is the happy New Year greeting with something in 17 You n lightenment they receive wort, the food supply. It may be exercising this author- are to at her expense upon and are willing to do to do our the obligation, to be corner that looks like Walter' ity slowly but effectively. Unfortunately Ihe pub- "the.reality of the war.'' an Washington advices put honorable and re name in either his tongue spectable. Nobody to- - native of it, from tries commit Yiddish, Gaelic-o- r lic has" not gained this impression. The public her invited congressional guests on the way seme 'serious offense which can sully Chinese. take no to the coast. the Filipinos' record. We try to do ; ' " ' cur best, are law-abidin- and are ex- POPULAR AERO food commission is a spleu-;dt- d OFFICER lminity opinion, that the pert at nearly all kinds of jobs. Are chances organization that, up to date, has not gained It is good to see Hawaiian Pineapple Company you not glad to hear this news and ORDERED TO MAINLAND fife fmnny tangible results. People remember most preparing for greater business, and it may be sug- see the progress we are making I hope Prob- gested that Hawaiian preserved be 3'on will think and clear your Major John B. Brooks, aviation offi- with a .readily its statements of what cannot be done. pineapple would minds to be 'Sfei reasonable. cer at department headquarters, u line addition to liberty war rations. has ably, this is preliminary to telling what can be done Owing to my ambition in sending been ordered to the mainland and wil! U A Liberty Bond" 7 tutu regard to control of food products. my view points of these serious af- leave shortly after the arrival of Major M. or- Every Home, Thus far in dealing with the high cost of fish, the Civilian and military circles of Hawaii, by their fairs I urgently wish to express my Harold Clarke, whq has been Liberty W in jf feelings as they exist in a country- dered to Hawaii. Major Clarke has food --commission seems to be in somewhat similar taking tare oj Trench war orphans, prove that man far from his native land. My been stationed at San Antonio, Texas, position to what General Haig would be if in his charity, if it does proerly begin at home, has a chief desire in writing this is t6 im- ft Major Brooks came to Hawaii seve- ago advance through Flanders he should come to a very long reach abroad. press upon ray own people the value ral months for duty with the 6th Bond of good behavior, being honorable and Aero squadron, and since Major John high stone wall and were to make a careful exam self-respectin- Every one of u3 F. Curry was called to the mainland ination of that stone wall and report back to his Teuton pacifists are too late with'their agitation must think that we are being regarded has held the department office besides his regular work with the men Fort secure. Liberty government that there was a stone wall across his to do anything but eomjel their war lords to throw as one of the bright civilized peoples at Your investment is ot the world, and therefore must try Kameharoeha. He is popular in both as sound as the money the path, so high that he' could not. get over it and he up their hands and take such jeaee terms as may to avoid committing such crimes and army and civilian circles. It seems Bonds are just had decided to sit down beside it. be dictated to them. misdeeds that will only go so far as likely that he will be named as head government issues better, in factbe-caus- e of one of new flying now-bein- Iu the estimation of this paper a public board to create a blemish on our records. the schools the Liberty Bond you buy today is That we now maintain in the civilized organized in the mainland. id ran better afford to niqke errors of action than in-nctio- ru Villa has been quiet a long time, but Gonzales countries of tho world. going to be worth more thn its face It should endeavor to accomplish something has started something to make Mexico look natural So, my best countrymen I call upon MRS. MARIA GASPAR DIES value t"hen you get r.eady to cash it in. Imrripra your power to secure all those savage Und smash down Knliir f tlio ihnf 'iiw fminil again. AT BIG ISLAND between and bad people who always try to HOMEjM We will be glad to take your subscrip- the poor man and the price of a deccut disrupt our conduct and habits. Go! meal for himself and his faniily. With one-eight- h of their term gone it's time the And send them to jail. For there is Mrs. Maria Gasper, a well known tion AT ONCE. Napoopoo, mayor and supervisors had the government in work- no place for them except in jail. We resident of Kona, Hawaii, must look for our honor and records died at her home on October 4 at the Why should the government assume control of ing order. that may reflect favorably upon our age of 64 years. She was born at wheat and sugar prices if meat, milk and fish are native land, the Philippine islands. Pauoa, Honolulu, and married Johr I Gaspar on August 30, 1877. left subject to private manipulation of cost to con- "lJntton, button, who's got the Buy a remain. button?" Yours, who will give his heart and The funeral services vere attended sumers? Liberty Bond and .vou'll .have one. hand for his fatherland. by more than one hundred persons R M. 1 1 ERR ERA. from all parts of Kona, where Mrs Gaspar was well known. STAR-BULLETIN- I RICHARD H. TaENTf PRkS 'S uiiTTfiM nnnirpcn niiT THANKS OF L. O. O. M. Mrs. Gaspar is survived by, a widow- ENDS OWN LIFE C.HAS. G. HEISER, JR., TfiEAfc. TOWN rFOR VACATION er and twelve children, the youngest Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- twenty years old. and by twenty IRWIN H. BEADLE. 3ECY. , " Sir: I only ask for a small space in five grandchildren. "You get out of town." said Attor- your paper few-word- PUBLICITY ney Inspec- valuable to ray a BRINGS J. P. Lightfoot to License AFTER SHOOTING We, the members tor W. H. Hutton yesterday in court, of Honolulu PAY CHECKS HERE FOR Lodge No. 800. L. O. O. M., wish to "You'd better hurry and get away." every GUARD The inspector gasped and stared at thank each and one for their JSIGNAL CORPS the lawyer. assistance and attendance to our S4000 INTO CITY WIFE SIX TIMES dance that we gave Saturday night Former members of Company B. "I repeat, you'd better get out of past, here," attorney. October 6th. Hawaiian Signal Corps, who have pay continued the' Every one seemed to enjoy them due them from the federal government Inspector Hutton Mr. Light-foo- t called selves to the 1 During the last two days a little aside and demanded an explana- fullest extent. We wish Iot services between January and After he had fired six bullets at his to thank every one for hU bright June 30, are requested to call at the drama, or perhaps it might be called tion. wife, four of which are still lodged in and a little comedy, baa been enacted in natty costume which helped to make armory on Monday night or upon Lieu- Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Light-foot- , body, M. C. Williams, private ir. "You're wobbly," said Mr. her a it a brilliant and successful affair, it tenant J. G. G. Ramey of the Mutual the office of the city waterworks de "And you are working too the hospital corps, 25th Infantry, might hard being a masked ball. Telephone Co. during the week to re- partment which be entitled "The since you got out of the hospital. Take drank sulphuric acid and then shot or Star-Bulleti- n Publicity," We had quite a crowd of our Sam- - ceive their pay checks. Power for a week off and go out to himself last night. tragedy oc- time a total 14000 Wahiawa. The within that of has Put up at my house out there. It will curred in the Acme rooming house, been paid into the department by do you i- -. good." Xuuanu street, near Beretania, where tens delipquent the payment of Sub-divisio- water taxes. So Inspector Hutton leaves this af- the couple had been living. The wo- Have you seen our new n? ternoon for Wahiawa and surrounding man is now in the emergency hospital, ago Star-Bulleti- n A week the com- territory where she is under observation. It is publishing items "out there." He has been SPRECKELS TRACT, 3RD v menced about the working rather strenuously since he cot believed that her wounds are SERIES ; department making ready to shut off was discharged the supply from all citizens who were from Queen's hospital necessarily fatal. delinquent In the matter of settlement where he had been confined with ty- The couple had been married about New roads, sidewalks, curbing, water, sewer, and phoid fever. So he is taking Light-foot'- s of their water taxes. The result of Mr. six months. For a time they got Fort Street advice and will forget "blind along well together, gas. publicity given to this contemplated pigs," but later became payment $4000 saloons, liquor laws and courts estranged when Mrs. Williams became action resulted in the of for a week. Chairman Clerk Sam F". Oneha and others Richard Cooke friendly with another woman to whom and of the liquor board has o.k.'d Mr. You can select a lot with growing trees and build in charge of jeceivins the cash were Williams objected. This may have Lightfoot'8 instructions. Ho--nolul- praise this morning of had something do shooting, u. loud in the "But I ought to be back Friday," to with the a home in one of the best residential sections in fxiwer of Star Bulletin publicity work. according to the police. Bungalow - said "Pop." a received half of 'There's scout meeting a ; "We'd never hare that on then and I've never missed one yet." Williams swore out warrant for '.AiS;:; amount-withou- t publicity," said Mr. his wife's arrest last raonth. charging A ;ind two-bedroo- m Oneha this morning, "and it was the her with vagrancy. She was arrested ju'etty nearly nry bungalow on sented and speecnes of a patriotic na- . . Star-Bulleti- n that did Make an appointment to see these lots. We will stories the ture were delivered. but later released. About four weeks upper Fort Street. Cement walks about lie house. Gas. ago f work." Prof. Euclides Ccsta spoke on "How Williams rented rooms in the finance a house for you, the Republic Was Proclaimed." and Acme hotel. Last right they returned Electricity. Sewr. Srrant' quarters?. Laundrv. PORTUGUESE CELEBRATE told of the scenes in Lisbon when the to tho rooms after spending the day king was overthrown, and the away from home. About 11 o'clock, . BIRTH OF INDEPENDENCE came into being. Consul when the woman was in bed, Williams A bargain at $li7H.U0, on easy terms. General A. de Cunha Pessoa told of fired at her. then sat down on the anni-rt-sar- v edge of the bed and gulper down the In celebration of the seventh the progress of the new republic from founding of the repub- - the time provisional government sii!ph.:ri' "'Id. Agonized by the ter- of the the rible burning, Co. Ltd. was proclaimed to the sending of a he turned the revolver Henrf Vqterhouse Trust lie of ronugai. uiuuiua upon hir.ise"f and blew out ' his - - banquet Portuguese brains. . : Patria society held a at A army to the French battle- Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. . .Real tatc Agents:- - .'' . M. (J. , O. v,rf nll. South Bereisnia .streeU fields. Santos, editor of With one dissentient vote th? Brit- and Streets v ' Seve"rar bundred LuscVi spoke-o- f the duties- - and rela- Corner Fort Hershant :atrdy, evening. ish Columbia legislature has deride 1 Real Estate Department. Tel. 3688. Stangenwald Bldg a ere present 'at trie ' festivities. A tions of the Portuguese residents" of that the bill prohibiting the liquor trff1cy"VJM, tir efft on rw"-1- . STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 191? SEX. eDddds

Edited by JOE FARRINGTON Players In World's Series Hilo's Baseball Artists Will Tackle MERMAIDS BEGIN FORT SHATTER TO Maui's Best In Series of Four Games ACTIVE TRAINING STAGE BIG BOX!!: Get Bigger Money In Week FOR T MEETING MEET THIS M0;i Do In One Year Than Fans m In the girls' swimming meet to be Already 73 Entries Have Be: held in the Y. M. C. A. tank on Sat- urday evening. October 27. there will Received for Tournament tc In Thirteen Years the Champ Games Have Been Staged 1 be events for every type of swimmer Last Over Several Weeks the for almost every distance. Features Receipts Each Member of Red r 25-yar- d Players' Total $1,180,823 are the race for girls under Already 7;: men hae enteretl in Sox in 1912 Received $4000 Total Gate Receipts Since 10 and the relay race for school girls. monster amateur boiins toumamt The committee is anxious to have at which will be pulled ott at Fort SI; 1903 Are $2,874,000 least two entries from the various ter. beginning commencins Octot schools in the city. Betty Rawlins, 20. and continuing every Satun! aged 6. has been asked to swim an nisht u'.Ull all " thereafter of.t exhibition back stroke. matehe have been fought. James di- - The following tabulation shows fhe world' series receipts and The swimming girH of the city have Dunn, Company 2nd Infantry, U 1 visions of same each year since 1 903: r commpaced active training" for this charge of the nfftir aad says tl Ytar Attendance Receipts Club Players Commission meet. Punahou will have several en- entries will close tomorrow, $ tries, the Outrigger Chip will put in X1903 100,429 50.000 17,388 32,612 I'nlike anything has 27.394 $ 6.841 their best swimmers, the Kunalu that l&Oi 91,723 68,405 34,170 staged at post in past, ti 10.655 Rowing Club will' be represented and the the 1J0S 99,845 106.550 62,493 33.402 comma tournament will unl'i' 54,933 10.173 Palama Settlement will have a num- have 1907 101,728 36,622 icatures which will b announced r 46.115 9,498 ber of entries. . 190S 62,232 94,976 39.363 proceeds, according to Dunn. C-.- 66,925 18.380 Several dark horses have com- it 1909 145.295 183.302 102.547 wil be offered t' 79,072 17.398 menced to peer out Into the liaht, one and silver medals 1910 124.222 173.980 77,510 in clasa. The entire t 127,911 34,036 being Mapona Peters of Punahou. an- winners each 1911 179,851 342.164 180,217 will be run on strictly amate 147,572 49,045 J other, Maile Stone, of Kawalhao semi-Inar- y fair 1912 251,901 490,449 293,832 lines. 158,218 135,162 32.598 Mm and another, Yoshino at Pala- 1913 150,992 325.980 tPAW hoxlng now pari is of 1914 111,009 225.739 S1.266 121.89S 22.573 ma Settlement. Recause f 144,900 32.036 Entries for the meet will close on regular work of tho soldiers, th 1915 143.331 320.361 143,426 aer 1916 162,859 385,590 184,104 162,927 38,559 October 20 and are to be made to Mis have lieen able to obtain the Marjorie Capps at the Hawaiian News drome for the tournament. - are 1 1,701,777 12,874,224 $1,411,156 $1,180,823 $282,242 Co. The races will include a The vast number of entries 00-yar- d 25-yar- t! novice, 1 open, d for girls lng made In all classes and In each X Not under National Commission rules. ? under 10 years of age, 50-yar- d for men will have their contest and girls under 15 years of age, 50-yar- d given their awards. open. 100-yar- d novice, 220-yar- d swim, I By Associated FtmiI '.V plunge for distance. 50-yar- d back EW YORK. N. T., Oct. 1. The biggest financial bonus of the baseball JUNIOR-FACULT- Y TEAM A rd year of the gate receipts stroke, diving, .50-ya- breast stroke, Is to be distributed soon in the f form of a division a club relay. WINS FROM SENIOH games 1917. When the New York National and and of the world's series of Mrs. Fullard Leo is Chicago American league players receive their share of the money, paid in chairman of the Young team of Hilo, Hawaii, Is I nvadlng Maul of committee which charge CSpcil Sur-Bullt- CorTBoodtnc.) the form of admission charges by the thousands of spectators who will at- The Men's Institute baseball which to play a series 'has of the games there with the strongest teams of the Island. They are as foil ows; Standing, left to right: M. arrangements. MILLS SCHOOL, Oct. 9. The J contests, they will able to deposit to the credit of their nior-Facult- y tend the be p; manager; p. : R. team ousted the SenU Baptist, W. Brown, 3b; J. G. Andrews, Yasu, Middle row left to right, Thomas, as; Ahina, es bank accounts sums larger than the yearly income of many of the fans who from first place in the Mills Set-seri- play. rf; W. Watson, 2b; W. Cleveland, 2b; A. Kiml, If. Bottom row: left to r Ight, Boxer, as; Carter, ef; Tourist. CO. K, 2ND INFANTRY, IS will witness the press agent. yesterday morning at Ca The players will not be the only ies played since 1903 have aggregated WINNER OF BALL GAME field by a score of 10 to 8. The i T ones to profit, however, for the club $2,874,244. Of this huge amount the The Y. M. I. baseball and basket- nlore were unable to tally more players received $1,180,823, the although they slamn: owners and the National commission have ball teams of Hllo will go to Maul this By the score of 8 to 6, Co. K, 2nd In- eight times, also come in for .a percentage of the club owners, $1,411,155, and the Na- the Junior-Facult- y slabsters for Country Club May week to play a series of games with "All Piffle" Says fantry, won from Co. E, 25th Infantry, v receipts; which are expected to ex- tional commission $282,242. 1Z rules Maui teams, beginning Saturday, In a baseball game on Saturday safeties to the winners' alx. specify This at Fort pitchers. Pc ceed a quarter of a million dollars governing the series that each To is the final report from A. A. Rles Claire of Story of Shafter. Those who played were: Both teams used two season; name in advance of the Consider Plan running cut down the score ? this Under the rules of the club shall and J. G. Andrews, managers of the Co. K, base body, which governed play men who are eligible to par- 2nd Infantry Snelflow If, Senior playera while the wlnnl latter have the the Hllo team, according to the Maul With Cornells Bias 3b, Johnson ss, c, Sim the world's since 1905, tho divis- ticipate in the games. These players Bring Golfers Here Split Milstead combination swatted the pill wt aeries News. mons 2b,: Jluntx cf, Stradtman lb, ion la In following man- one of the winning All-Ma- runs were needed. made the each receive share The team will ul cer- baseball play an Smith rf, Jay p. . ner: The National commission re- or losing team's percentage with - nine which the Maui News says HE man who wrote this ought to Yap. Shinkawa and Chas. Ho 'C Co. E, 25th Infantry Cul-lin- s ceives 10 per cent of the receipts of tain arrangements for groundkeepers, Is ivy be murdered!" Leslie 3b. the best work with the war clula t "a combination of the best players ss, Herring 2b, Orme lb. Holt If, each and every game played by the mascots and others connected with Plans to bring world's cham- - in the Maul league." The series of In this forceful manner Miss the losers. Kan Leong, Major or contending clubs, the remaining no the teams in a minor capacity. pion Claire Galllgan expressed her person- Brown. M., c. Brown, E., cf, Wilson 2b. were bright ones t! golfers to Honolulu for a games which have been arranged fol- Morgan p. Given the for per cent of the first four games' is di- Some idea of the sums that fall to series of contests may be made low: al opinion of an article in the San winners. two-third- Hits and runs by innings : vided upon a basis of s to the share of players who engage in by the of the Oahu Saturday, 13, Francisco Call and Post, saying she directors October Hilo Y. M. I. Co. K 2nd 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 The lineups were: th nl a verm of the contestlne clubs the world series may be gained from sug-- All-Mau- i. and Frances Cowells had "fallen out." Inf.... - 1 Country Club following the vs. 18) Senior Watase; 3b; Chas Ho, d -- Base . . 0 3 3 0 one-thir- of preceding Star-BuU- e- hits :t. lTi;0'O' and to the club owners. a glance of the records gestlon made in the Saturday, October 13. evening, She voiced her idea In a letter to Ah Fong, 2b; Sunny, ss; Dan Low. ; - f f Hilo Co E, 25th Inf. ,.0 With tb'pktrtesrf the fourth game struggles.- The largesfaminnit went tin not leng ago. Y. M. I. vs.' (baaketball.) "Uncle Bill" Rawlins, president of the 0101400 06 Takemct Kahului Base hits 0 1 2 2 2 1 0 ss; Pap, lb; Tin Fook, cf; the players cease to share in the' re- to the members of the Boston Amer- At the annual meeting of the Sunday, October 14, Hilo Y. M. I. Hawaiian Association of the A. A. U. ...,.1 09 Iwasaki, c; Shinkawa, If. eight-"gam- e two-bas- e rf; won All-Mau- Summary ceipts and the two clubs involved icans, who played and the club up i. That there was nothing in the report Home run, Leslie; the matter was brought vs. Junior-Facult- y Sueoka, 3b; 1 divide receipts equally, series from the New York Na- was the impression- - gave. hits. Herring, Milstead; sacrifice the after the again, discussed briefly, and Monday. October 15, Hflo T. M. I. that she 2b; Major, c; Given, ss regu- Call-Po- st caster, commission has taken Its tionals in 1912. That year each of-- All-Mau- i. The story in the San Francisco hits, Wilson. Bias, Johnson, Jay; hit National turned over to the f vs. p; f directors Kangy, c-- Tanaka, cf; Booth, i: 30 per cent The players share of lar member of the Red Sox received the who D. Mclnerny, 4-4- - follows: by pitcher. Brown, E.; bases on balls, club are J. Monday, October 15, evening, Hilo Hamamoto, If; Masaki, rf. : V the world series funds are appor- $4024. The next highest amount was E. I. Spalding, J. O. Young, G. Y. M. I. vs. Gym (basketball.) "A war has been started between off Jay 1, off Morgan 2; struck out, by CO 4- - 10, by Hits and runs by innings: . tioned upon a basis of per cent $3910, also captured by .the 'Boston H. Buttolph, Fred C. Smith, E. 4-- Frances Cowells, girl swimmer cham- Jay Morgan 7; umpires, Lee and game, 1 50 Senior 1 0 3 0 0 a 3 1 x to the winner and 40 per cent to the Americans of last season as a result W. Sutton, H. H. Walker, . Dr. 4-- pion of the Pacific coast, and Claire Johnson; time of hour min 0 2 1 St 1 loser, while the two clubs as cor- of their defeat of the Brooklyn Na- A. C. Wall, and A. F. Judd. Galllgan, national champion, may utes. Base bits ...2 10 that Junior-Facult- y 4 0 : - .3 0 0 0 0 3 0 porations are required to contribute tionals. The smallest sum received 4 Several times in the past the 4-4- BATTERY A HOLDS pave the way to severance of all ONE-LEGGE- D 0 - TWO MEN 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 a certain amount of their portions to since 1905 by the Individual members Country 4-4- friendly between Base hits,. ...2 club has considered ties the two cham- Summary:' z; - Three base Kan the leagues of which they are mem- of a winning team was $1142. by the bringing champions to the is-- 4- pions, according to a WANT TO BE MAYOR hit. letter received two-bas-e . hit, Kangy; sacrifice , hi' bers. . New. York Nationals in the series lands, but their plans have never 4 here by Richard Dungan from Frances Ohio. Two ono-legge- d Yap, Hamamoto, 1 That these sums are not to be con- against the Philadelphia Americans in matcrallzed for a variety of rea- - Cowlls. DENNISON, Watase. Tanaka; LIVELY c 1905. 4- - SMOKER candidates will fight it out for the by pitcher, sueoka; bases on balls, sidered lightly, eTen in the present The Chicago Nationals hold the sons. If they find that the move-- 4-- "Claire is all 'puffed up' over the days of extraordinary financial oper- minimum losers' record with $439, ment can be carried out to pay mayorality this fall. Earl Tufford, Dan Low, 5, off Sunny 2, off Kan 4 wonderful showing she made in Hono- s, t ations, may be realized when it is when the Chicago White Sox won the the expenses of the players, they incumbent, renominated by the rbno-crat- 2, Given 1; struck out, by Low 6, lulu," states Frances. "If the meet Leigh-ninge- r, Str-BnUet- ii a leg. 5. by Kangy 5. Umpires, n has cork Lester Sunny stated that the receipts of the 13 ser title in four out of six games in 1906. undoubtedly act positively 4-o- (8peial Corr4ninct) was to very much longer, SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Oct. 5. last with nominated by the Republicans, Han and Eddie Chang. Scorer, ! the matter. f her winning so consistently, I hardly 4-- A smoker was pulled off by Battery A also has one leg. Luke. think we would be able to touch her 4- - 4-- 1st Field Artillery in celebration of 4 4 with a 50-fo- ot pole. I used to like SOX SLABSTERS HAVE EDGE the opening night of the Battery A Li- Claire," brary association and over 500 continues Frances, "but since vfsit rs she arrived In Honolulu every were entertained. The master of cere- one has ON GIANTS ON YEAR'S WORK was Corporal made such a 'fuss' about her that it FRISCO EXPECTS monies Emmet M. Moran. simply went He was assisted by Corporal Richard to her head. I think she de Marco. Corporal Richard Freeman, is Just a lovely girl." Much stress baa been laid upon the respective ability of the pitchers of Sergeant Leroy Burnett and Private the two clubs and the part that these twirlers will play in the winning of IdDSS AND LANGER First Class Samuel Fazey. First Ser- the world aeries. For this reason a comparison of tholr box records dur- geant Marston H. Toms must also be ing the period under consideration may be helpful to the followers oflthe given due credit for his good work. FAMOUS RACING came. The Giants have used Bailee, Perritt, Schupp, Tesreau and Benton Mueic was furnished by a stringed ,for an average of 34 3-- 5 innings each In the 20-da- y period, while Demaree orchestra from the 1st Field Artillery average 17 and Anderson have work an of each. T0MEHIN1918 band, under the leadership of Musi- For the White' Sox, CIcotte, Williams and Faber have borne the cian Marcienti. First Lieutenant John YACHT WILL BE brunt of the pitching, having averaged 40 innings. Danforth and Rus- O. Hoskins led things off by a little sell between them pitched 20 innings,, an average of 10 Innings. speech. The work of the pitchers of both teams showing innings pitched, hits "Norman Ross and Ludy Langer, middle-distanc- e Privates Leverne Jankowsky, allowed and earned runs scored oft their delivery follows: the two greatest swim- and both of Battery A, boxed two one-hal- f SOLD AUCTION CHICAGO NEW YORK mers America has ever sen. will de- and AT cide the vexed question of respec- fast rounds. The first and second -. . I. P. Hits ER. their LP. Hits ER. rounds went to Leverne by a CIcotte 46 43 8 Sallee . . 38 6 tive supremacy at Honolulu In Febru- wide aZ ary," says margin. In the third round Janowsky Faber . 38 51 13 Perritt 35 36 0 Robin Bailey in the San Judge Henry Cooper may buy ...... Francisco made a great comeback and, by forc- E. Williams 36 20 6 Benton 34 37 18 Bulletin. famous yacht Hawaii and will, 'The Hawaiians were so delighted ing Leverne to the ropes and using a the at Russell 17 11 5 Schupp 34 26 w least, be one of the high bidders, ac- with the recent meet was decid- pretty right upper-cu- t to the heart, he Danforth ...... IS 17 5 Tesreau 32 36 lo that it cording to reports from those con- ed to hold an even more elaborate-even- t made him call "quits" v.'ith but a half-minut- e Demaree 1,91-- 3 go. cerned with the ordered sale of the as soon as. possible. to The next was a wrestl- - Totals 142 37 15 2-- 3 ...... 150" Anderson 3 ing bout between Private Kinchak, boat. The yacht is at present lying "Harry Hebner and Perry McGilli in Peart Harbor in perfect vray. the Chicago champions any- Battery A, and Private Hilsky of Bat- condition, Totals 171 42 for is said, but pin-fall- s. it unused...... 208 thing over the 100, will also be pres- tery B for three First half was won by To sell the yacht Hawaii at auc- B. V. p-r- f, O'Hara rf, Sutton p. ent, and other interesting races have Kinchak in four minutes D. Lessens The Irk CO. M, 2ND INFANTRY, WINS twenty half-Nelso- n tion, Judge H. B. Kemp of the first Ta-mar- and a FilipinosA Cruy rf, Satong c, a been arranged; but the big thrill, the seconds with crotch-hold- . judicial court granted peti- FROM cf, Garcia If, race that they are already discussing and The second and circuit the In Desk Work FILIPINO TEAM Pharnas ss, Marciai tion of the Transpacific Yacht Racing 2b. Ban 3b, Bany lb. King p. in the islands, where swimming is as third tussel were good draws. Next Cook M. A, committee consisting of Judge Cooper, great a topic as a world's is John Benson. Battery anJ loose-fitti- ng In a 14 inning Co. M, 2nd In- Summary Left on bases. Co. M 4, series aiiray here, is the long expected and acri- Private Tabby Wondell, Supply Co.. W. H. Mclnerny, and C. T. Wilder cut and fantry, w on the Filipinos In Filipinos 5; home run, Sutton: three-bas- e from i moniously debated clash of Norman went three, two minute rpunds. Won- yesterday afternoon and the sale will ITS fabrics give indoor hotly contested game on Sunday after- hits, Pharnas, Marciai, Dorman, dell put up a take place at the auction rooms of two-bas- Ross of the Olympic club and Ludy nice bout until the end of noon at Fort Shatter. The final score Spisak; e hits. Rains, Spisak: firpt James F. Morgan Co. on Saturday, workers that feeling of free- sacrifice Langer of Los Angeles." the round when his nose started was 13 to 12, although the winning hits, Garcia, Bany, King; hit bleeding and he had to November 10, at noon. dom which goes with outdoor life. by pitcher, by Loberg 1, by retire. team gathered a total of 21 hits to the Sutton 2. Corporal Max Goldner and Mechanic The sale of the yacht 8. by King 2; doable plays, Minty Dor- Hawaii marks loosers to AUTO FACTORS WINNERS Raymond L. Wahl, both of Battery A. end of one of the world man: bases on balls, off Loberg 3, ofi the famous The lineups were: boxed five, two minute rounds, which transpacific yacht racers. Now own nuxlenily eipi'-ppo- Cotton Miltt Sutton 2, off King 2; struck out. by IN FIRST BOWLING GAME that In our Company M, 2nd Inf.- - Minty 2b, ended with honors even. the war is on it is practically certain t Lexington. X. :.. the iwinww front Loberg 1, by Sutton 3, by King 6; urn which these Loos B. V. I,' rotor- - ; Smith cf. Rains 3b, Dupre lb-c-, Spisak Wendell then fought Gelling, and that the great sport will re- Fittuu I. t pires, Madison and Bigg; time of game With J. W. Canario scoring 212 in not be tarrnentd re made. Is pndurpd in wien- - Humphrey If, c-l- b, Loberg succeeded in retiring him end yet. ss, Dorman 2 hours 10 minutes. games, Auto at the vived for some time Hence the tiflc manner from selertcd cotton to tnsurt two the Factors last of two durability In wash and wear. or rounds. boat will be sold probably to be used night won the first bowling match The crowd was then by as fishing Y. M. C. A. League entertained a boat. It is built along James Sullivan, who has reached the Commercial a bevy of good comedians, musicians lines of a In our own B. V. D. Factories th? garments are series by gaining the largest pintail. ' the Gloucester fishing boat, his 100th birthday at Gorleston, sys snd recitations. and can stand the heaviest weather. skilfully cut, strongly ititched, accurately finished is England's The results were: fit and be cool and comfortable all day he oldest showman. Bartent of Battery A. 9th Field The yacht originally had 71S con- ions. Pineapple Factors Artillery, and Russell, of tte 1st F. 1st tributors besides those who gave 2nd 3rd Ttl. A., finished the program with two pieces of property to i Young 157 159 207 517 its equipment. MADE FOR THE. bouts of wrestling which ended in a It was valued at $28,000 at Lee ..127 118 138 483 draw. the time If bint Itisit and in view of its present condition Ait Bad B.v.a , Gutrath 147 20) 121 468 bring high Hoon Ki 99 119 117 335 should a price now. TOWN TEAM TO BEST RETAIL TRADE 'Henley 161 161 PRACTISE Gindall 167 208 375 AT ATHLETIC PARK EMMA KNIGHTS WIN. B V.O. Crmt Cat Vndenhim tntf Knee ' Totals 6S5 763 791 2239 The town team held its first prac- The Emma Knights won from th Lrerk Drawer. R. V. D. Ckned Crwt Uawa ' f Auto Factors tice last night 11 men ap- 1 5it and about Fort street team by the score of 6 to (r. u. s. a.) .V a 3tf era 1st 2nd 3rd Ttl. peared and went through a prelim- 11 in a baseball game played on Sun- for $ Chins 182 164 174 520 inary work out under the direction day at the Fort street park. Those I Ho 153 157 160 470 of "Bill" Inman. Last niht the squad who played on the winning team were The B. V. D. Company, N. Y AMERICAN JEWELRY COMPANY Naatz 122 127 162 411 met at Atkinson park, but hereafter August c. Nelson p.. Phillips lb.and c, for w - 132 3 50 Office at THE MODEL" McTaggart 121 142 395 they will practise on Athletic park, Folley 2b. and p.. Thurston 3b., Mc-Gui- re OXJOT-PEAjBODrCO-IN- C' 1139-114-1 Fort Strn J. Canario 191 212 212 615 according, to Inman, who is managing Ss., Mara If., Brash rf. and the team. They meet for practise George . cf. Spindler umpired Uit Total- - ...ISO 781 JU 2U1 three times a week aja: ;w ,v v V:-- V:f 00

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HONOLULU STAK BULLbTLV, TCKSDAV. OCrOBltfi 0, 1917. Overnight Wireless Island Headquarters in San Francisco lasonic Temple Maui List of Registrants For the Draft PACIFISTS CAN'T MEET H RfT 1 1 l EL nru-- 153. Harii. OT STEWA (Visitor who have not been (Continued from ' yesterday to::. Mall., T"aolh. IN SOUTH DAKOTA ', : Kllk'lH. Kubtta. Giro. f examined": muat be la the C2f Iu:.'. rom a day j'Tt-liii"- ?:i;piTn. Rates 31.SO No. Name :. V-- Ma Itato!'". en-fiftee- n. Tak-y'- . -- Temple by v ViiV.ur;: j 1 151!.lt. Hem Cencnrt 5!mc!Kt 350 250 set Wirt-'ew.- ttati Umt ) CwcU S1trtw Shlralshl. .;'.. 151?. Sr. !fanr,u (A3oaU4 Press j U. S. Karal -:. Nlchida. CW ' i i j RrtiVfMt 73c j S a S l Olfl.I Maui)'!. Akurn. Henry SiOUX FALLS. SoutQ Dakota. QcU .Mol rHMiB fiV: Sursir Cry ftw Ut tnm Vm 111. Sila. Kani ' ' ! i 154 1. : -- 1?05 Ki "Timn i iti.'!i' TelM;r. (ifinniiii" The Council of AnuTtca - I Weekly Calendar liiiiiM, (rtr,.i,:o, I'coiile's i t Scnit;- $1.25 Motor Bu meets B th ." "li-ir- . i ; .. :. :;tciStt. Daner$l: prox! Ufmm. I IIlTrhi". I'jr. 1". Aket. I'liiis. ! Vu"i. - !t ilicibt orcanization, vhl. ha i iiw,. ' ; i . A !.!.- Ijirrwa .Amlnv. i ri t K.rl-:- n jhi. !':.4T. 1 :.i-h- '. 1"-- .N'akani.JFii. to !iold a fctate MONDAY ;os. KAirisl'Irn. K,ii ! -- k.lt:o. iliannrd tonferrnre 2 'arC'W-Vrnaik.i- . I ! i i . I'lki), John 11. stat- '."r. M(ri it .VriCn' i: !'!.. - Ka'ukitun i'ere in the iajs of peace, lias haf Lodge No. 40?, s Sa k'jma. Honolulu i . I ii'- Yu?li4ini. : MauJ'-f.- s i 11 .i r:in r. KiU't t :.:. to abandon its plan tu! the ed. 7:30 p. m. i'a.ral. .I"1.n ('ammiro. l :. Tj ' ' si'." ' " .'plii Jlatfiitniirs. Jun i'M. i:n ; ; i K i .'. i . Tm '.M r n rtHiat. .tin conference has teen given up. ;i -. n . ! .J i m i. A fndividual Styles SniTtl"-- V!l!lan Amlro i 7 M.i T!r Vlrrra Jr. nib.' Juan Yestt-rda- Governor Nortxik noti-lie- Summer ( .1 553. ?ii. i ; ; : 'I .1 pit Naa Mm -- tin1 TUESDAY 1 1 IN council that he proiote1 to i : -1 .! v.. i KUftln". l...il. Jtltrar. . l..l.iilit. !'. v. HATS ?:m ".. ; '.i K h : l i:. use hafever force was permuted hire !( ' .t. I at Mijj Millinery Parlors WEONE8DAY i I'arrri !!''. -- ! ' i:. TioJn. Kuli;i by law prevent any such Pcw.r". spe-- 1 ir to conference iMAufl 21, !. Hawaiian Lodro No. i : i . !';, Jj i) Mtn .1 If J .IL;ii. BOSTON BLOC. I ;as was Riijtjestcd. whereupon the an clal, third degree, 7:30 p. m, ;i l.i n Srfia'if' lilinif:!. i:n S' , l'l..I.K V"' . I .it i. His.i. YoKnki;. i.mncemer.t of the r.bandoEracru of t.it. K!i s. h . r.i-- ; ili: I.- - ! .Ml. l'aiko. Kim nn -- ' p'an was maoe. . , 1 JtnKrn'-.'-- t . THURSDAY i r 2 . !.! (!.. IV nln. I ,)tt3 UT" Mi r... 11. '0!ii.l FtanciM-o- Grand Hotel ! v. No. 1. U. A. SHU, Uilji. i i I '. i Salty TalMU.hi. Chapter r Honolulu r. ' !!.-.- "PRODUCE Kistii, 1 v ! K r. Nakainuta. ITALIAN DIVER FIRED ON POULTRY Atr.T.-irhi- . Sien. j! p. m. I Mil I M'. elated. 5:00 l M in v.iri.4. t" . il J I'. Trixira. M.i n nt" I. wAiLcir. ma Spa- l r, .NT , i -- Hawaiian No. 21. Ktlj1. M.;im. i "'i. litiif. 'it '." M' tlviia. Anton'' I't-r- BY U. S. DESTROYER MEATS .1 1 ir. Ile 7:30 p. n. i MaraKLa!iK. i."cri! Kalai:it. 1 r: '.'.irrl:i. Ii Val:'i.abe. Kijniji. ! degree, ?. 1 1 1 IVI-,,..- . : tial second .1 1. ! i lUttl .f"im in Kol'aia. XM tk ritritIslaad '. Iki'. Div'n. i I (AsMciated by V. 3. Nival Wirelca.) : j. '.ill! TalilL Leoti'-io- rrsjs Territorial Marketing i 1 1 - ; Toil. Ilrm ty.il in'- i i. Ii. i I). ('.. Oct. 9. -K- ai'.-fn; FRIDAY . Sliihu. WASHINGTON. Maunajtea near Queen Phone 1840 No. i ;::. i:iiail-- Jniiii'i. i !.j i (i K ; m i l') Kinorci. vvax L" I'rogres ... I " Slili.rubukn. Yaniai". respond to Ixdpe i " .". i i .7. to recognize and the i v i ' K.in;int . ; .1 HO ''.i!ii'a)iK. lrni". in. i : . M a I. . 7: 1 :'r us. nua deprce, 12" J. N.i i. . an dVstroyer en lUtea V '.special, firm iilM. ' '!i:m. I(:i:i II' in i A inals of American 1 . .. l!a a, Iberio. r ! 1 .! k'-- Ii''ii. li. i p. i P.. .1 r !.e lcokoiit lor submarines, an Italian in. i N.i k m i ! r i I ; .. ( jHa-"- . Kodrip tje. Jilui I:';: i: h k ',, ; 1 f:.:, .!:. i i Amaliie. i;nctitit). ';uderwater craft was fired upon by the llca m ir. i 'i. l!njii.iiir. Morltaro. 1575. YEE & CO. 93.99 .11 m ("Jllifk Sniif n. Hcnneit. ! of troyer'.s Runners, an officer and a CHAN i::l. I'll. Vs-hi- . Y- I '. I i 157 ii. SATURDA- Ti nii l I a(x i . i i:t: ' mi fa. :i. roro. Saki:caa. -- i on kill No. 3, O. 1 :v . 1.".77. k Koicl.l arean the Italian diver bein? Aloha Chapter llMPltf MM. . M n. i.lfuiiio. rtcd r'. :!. i;..i.. Sua Ita!-i- : King Bethel SU. lraie ra(aariat Li 1 I. and 1: ; 1 1 i Following shell, . . 157.. the K. S., stated, 7:30 p. m. III t". i t M.i ir?1. M: rt n. Sal.rstHo. ltoniio. the first fouwllii, I :r,i;:n ClIM'.l Si-- T..tutt;;t Mtlnki. l I'aitiM. I'etlio. n vjuickly hoisted her colors. I I , i1 k i V .V K o. ,.l t . M.ill'l. .Infpil l"XMITiT. i' Abo. b'li lis SILKS FP.EI k. I 1 M-- ; This information was cabled to ORIENTAL I 1 . 'I'it ' i ' . l :: : . 1 ! ' Ma t? ii kirlJ. iMii'i'ira. N"tv.'M! I , .1 : by Admir- r .Iff K i. : 1 . N;t Ual;. K iM.if lit 12. ll;i,dW.1. linuclii tuivy department yesterday tacr K T.-'n.- "i.tiM. ;i r..i ; :; t i s'i i i n. YnUka 15s::. Afii't. Anton:. al Sims, conimandinfi the Anierira:i K vlli(,5 i ::'. 15 s l. Mael o, Mizniclii. "' ; destroyer in European watfr?. SATURDAY l. Ul'r. Ki;; mi i 1 Yohaiii. Kim fleet Fresh Pasteurized J. Hit-new- !'inrii. IVIis. ' 1 i:l ii :i n. An.!' i'1 15.S6. Tcfcuia. Antoue Goialjrsi. Secretary Daniels, on receipt of M.k ii.k;i. I ! i i I1 H.i' 1 i if i: . I'"i ;i nrtf ' i 7. Kama, Kanesbilo. cabled his regrets ftr the unfor MILK, CREAM i 1 - ! I PLEASANT0N iJ' lr 'i ' ;: r I . : : I. ':'': !. Hi- Ma'H't (.'. ojisnvara. Thuht.o. to Italian minuter and Ice Cream HOTEL Tal iihi. Aiilal.u 1 ..... K.'i,:;' 5 Hello. John, lunate accident the i ' If I 'C . . IV' II V. oi marine: LUXURIOUS AND y- - !:. ..:. N'mefis Honolulu Dairymen's Assn. 'turifii.ii, .ImJiii armicl. ir.r.I .: i' t .1 1:1 II Tr,1-jno- . i. .91. Kiiuka. Aklon. COMFORTABLE Turn'. ."i:.. i: .,!.!. I,una. John, Phone 1542 4676 J i:i i ;i Ie Frank. tr.'.f . K .i a . ri'i 159 3 'lakal.a.-!.!- . WOULD FORCE STRICTLY FIRST-CLAS- S -- AUSTRIANS Hall - I ViJi . Kio. Oddfellows Mrii. !: ... iai;k. i: 91. T. H. lK,iku. Ptt,an.. Charles l l n u l ::!. Ma' a: :' T. i w 1515. LiillikHii, i;b1n. ARBITRATION FOR PEACE i Tokui':Ka. Mitf l ! 7! ' k K t'H'll . Soju'm. ' I .V."i. l.iiieu-- Marrielti.' ValOHhiro. t I ii t !! a ::!i i n ii u Senii hi. 1nrakpii. i '; .1 Oka;iura. V. S. JJaTal W!rBln. Arthur i::it M n 'n ii us ii k f. Wada. (Associated Press by BANISTER IJ;jrnTi. .!sTti. k si i Kiiiio. i:iiM. 'X i:.::i. To in as. COPKNH AiiKN. Oct. lieniorrstra btlttriess- - men KVvf. K;ii. i :r.,,. I ux. Hl!;i- - prl'itr. Shoes for KjiV-i- I .! I. i i iK.lri l fi . s It : uneitr. Kiiei to. tiens for peace in the capitals of the ' ii't. AletsnH. olipe. FALL STYLES CALENDAR Kfnaifhl. :i: t 11 I Si;nOa:, . Shoe Store WEEKLY :i a I'HI.t'. l0i. Shizuji. Central Pcvers continue. On Manufacturers' A largo assortment of Ladies Hat !.i 1'2. Mariinioto. i and .1 '.M!.vi.kM. in Vienna, says despatch receive-- 1C51 Krnwn. .I.i lt1P Anioi'" .Foquinc lo::. Ia'C lV.I Yoiuir;. a Fort St. Trimmings MONDAY i , i'inwu 1. rurutH. A!i ( i'-'t- l 160 Keawe. Albeit, vesterday, a demand was made that Reg-- . :r, i. JVhl i ' !!. C. Lodge No. 3. Va niHHlii'i Tii ;;'!. 1 605. t'ock tt, John. v Harmony IIHai'li'iji. Safkv immediate steps be taken for tl;e WONDER MILLINERY CO., LTD. K.. . - p. m. Pal. Willlatn Smit!i. liaytnoiifl JCuijena. 10. Kahjnia. Johnnie. 1017 meeting, at- 7:30 Uta-na- of peace through an agi cement Nuuanu, near King 1 Suriaiisu-TakaLasiil- . 1607. ular 7 4 . Mi ina 1'ioniio. hi s or sscond degre will be con- Klilga. ill'lii-- ir.::.. '. Keno. 160S. Kanrla. George. for disarmament for the arbitration HOB The . now Bravo. Kgriaslu. M.atii. clf-ichl- i6')y. Mlchinaka, Ianiu. questions at issue. The 1 rll on eleven candidates. 'trala. K7irii:ku. J r, T 7 . KaniHka. Kunimoto. t'hozurhi. Lich-tenstei- ferred K Iniciil. 'aHia. !. In reply to this Prince Aloes follows. Iktda. Sown. Shin I'onjr. 1611. Malamabachi. Chosuku. in temporary store A social session Oarcla. Ansuttthio Velta. 137!'. Yatnuiii. Jlsalilio. 1612. Alo.rton, Benjamin. president cf the lower Aus- Hard and Soft Weata TowiKfii'l. Uavld W. 78 So. 13 SO. Kujluaka. Tol;iyihll. 1613. Kanlho, II unieh utile. trian diet, said: 'We offer our hand ii at Kin St., opp. Union; English Blue ValdfK. lomlni;o. Tamsi'chi. Hirolchi. 1611. A tidal, Nicholas. Serge, best for Apullar. Aliplo. lodoiio. 1615. a pledge of and plea for an honest TUESDAY - l. Cabltion. Cr Klkala, Kdward. Ttes-ula- r Wakajama. Manaicl peace if hand is rejected we " Lodge No. 1. Ijcunrlo. MlBAhiro. Jitiffui. 161. Wakama, Yuzio. f but that WEAR Excelsior U.ircla. 'i:'.M. Okumura. Tuiajl. 1617. Terao. Naohlko. will seize the sword which, with thf. m. Muitiiku. Kama. ;ilMil. v meeting at 7:30 p. :::.. Aklmovn. 1618. Kiiiaka. Koichi. God, decide the contro- W. VY. AH AN A Co. nr. Shiinmdzu. Kazutomo. 13S. Toniakli. YaniaBltu. 1619. Philip. help of shall The Klnj Bethsl Maliaha. . Santos. independent Review Trpolo. i::k7. I Itiiw Iii20. Codoa-o-. .loo versy in our favor." If Nolan. Joel K. Saliiii. Gonselvas. fhinnky, Joseph Choop. Yosi. Kanif. 1621. Parraf, Jiladio. Tublished Monthly THURSDAY KosutM. Illsa't. 1622. Alkaldey. Johnny. 1. TavareH. Jo. Jr. 1.190. r.imkicl : ISHII BACK INCAPITAL; , Leading Knglisn-Japanes- c Majazine raciflc Rebekah Lodge No. llo. t'hanK Chi. "Wataiiabo. 16 Kaneakua. Gabriel. 13?1 Vyfhara. Karrn'. i San-- - Subscription m.-A- t Halapon. Dorilcla. 1624. Soon. George CAUSE liatc MM per year Prion's Regular meeting at 7:30 i. 1 l ! Hon I. Manuel. STEEL EMBARGO VUlada. M. 1625. Manac, ilanar. Camr-Dcl- Juan ;ibo. Kko. r. O. Box 474 30 l Dlock 8:15 p. m. whist on the Budlun, Conine Alfonso. 162.. Fnd. Sekugi. 3445 llyakumo. Soktiitchl. li Tn'lianz. 1627. IVjit. bo. Antonc S., Jr. (Associated rress fcy XJ. S. Karat Wirelesi .1 Merchant Street, Honolulu followed by re- Tfnsan. litila. For .quality meats and , roof garden, Ono. Shlro. Kaiirshlio. YaMil'.iko. 1628. N'akada. Kinjo. WASHINGTON. Oct. 9 Viscount delicatessen : 25 Tcmpsky. Hobe rt Cordon Von. 1629. Foug:.' Harry Toon Sing. freshments. Score cards, 13!i7. I.uuolo. Kawa. of the Japanese imperi.;l METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKLT KobayaKhl. Chesaku.. 139S. AwmiptlnK, Abble Dauley. 1630. Tanaka, Kaue. Ishii. head good-by- e Reduce cents; Prizes. TakaFhaslii. Isokl. AVS. Kipi. tfimion. 1631. Kod3. Sukuchi. mission, who formally said Ultimate Costs by Using llafhimoto, Toyokl. 1632. Moses. 1 N'aka. Xiiifflyoe. Burrow?. to administration official a week and Camahalan. Kiimau. I0. 1 633. lTa, Yaun Ku. ALLIS-CHALMER- M01. Koaiilnl. John, - 4 " S .Tuerzon. Orejrorio. 1102. ulival. Antonc Suua. 1634. Aguino. Halmaeiy. IIIVI C Clfe' UtUlUVU LS link? ' v" Nonake. SuklHil. 14 M635. ttfday and will spend dav? Sport .nuni ill II LQDfiC NO. 1. Takamura. Tokuji. 0::. iombo. lligiiio. Mural. Kurakichi. MACHINLrVY Coats PHOENIX Kaloo, John.. HOI. lc.song. Crlsplno. 1636. Fukuhara. Yamato. here in consultation with the mem- Mandarin. Coats I'ODERN- - ORPR 3F 1405. Kualaina. Ilenry K. 1637. Iforlo. Shoitchi. bu- - Honolulu Iron corner of Uabo. Tcdro. Uchi. bers of the licensing board of the Works Company mm Stockings, Etc. their home, IIOU. (.insukuna. t3X. Weber. Otto. V.'lll aeet t rial, Victariano. If. rxnorts. is tnat x 1407. Solado. Melino. 39. Horfaclo. Andres Epipania. rraii'nf It understood ana on 140S. Kaano. KalsuniL 1610. Snyder. Arthur. embargo on steel, "finia t SALE the matter of the S. OZAKI iureday eveninc-i- 7:30 o'clock. OF YACHT "HAWAII" 1409. V, Younp. 1641. Masuda. Ganjiro. ship- i3 seriously affecting the 109-1- 1: 1410. Igr. Yainyo. 1612. -- which No.. King J. W. ASCII. Leader. Soaza. Manuel. Japan, will bf. St Secretary. Nov. 10, 1917, at Honolulu. till. UJiir. Talsuke. 16 43. Nakane, Kama. building industry in STEINWAY FRANK MURRAY. 1412. Chincn. Usrl. 1641. Kaiiada. Yanasukt.'. ton anil an effort to secure a lift N. mi 1413. Vlera. Charles 1615. Badra, Slano. n -- ing of embargo-i- favor of Japan rONOLULU LODGE 818, B. P.TO. E. Pursuant to an order made id en 1414.. Klnoslil1a nin.tl. . 1646. Oshiro. Takito the HALL ,'. u u 1917, 141&. liokoana. David. 1647. Cruz, Vlncente Do v ill be made. meets uicu tered on the 8th day of October. 1416. Ylncontr. la. VICTROLAS on Kin- near' by "Gabanoc. 164. l5oiuib. Homan. - St. Honorable S. "B, Kemp, Second 1417. Makahilahila. lavlJ. 1619. Mlrashiro, Kakinchi. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. L and Records Fort, every Friday Judge of Judicial Circuit, 1418. Floras, Haturnlno. 1650. PERSHING AND BLISS the First sit K. Kohatsu. Yukiiiidc. evening. Vlaiting ting as a Court of Equity at Chambers. 1419. Krkino. Saniucl 1651. Kubo. Kanichi. Bergstrom Music Cp., 1420. AM. Alexander, F.nfu.'-Sylv- a. GENERALS Ltdt , are cor- 2113, 1652. Chunj. Henry NOW FULL brothers in Equity No. upon the petition 1421. gakanafhi, lohlki. 1 1020 at- - 1653. Manuel la be llo. Fort Phone 2321 dially Invited to of Henry E. Cooper, Chairman; Wil- 1422. Aberqufs, Florentino. 1651. tTliehl. 1423. Ostolano. Xakamoto. (Ass;-it- d Press by U. S. Naral Wireless. tcno. : liam H. Mclnerny, Secretary, Brriones. 1655. Cabuiiil, Garino. and 1424. Inafukti. Gmakii. WASHINGTON, 1. a, Oct. 3. Valencia R-- Charles T. Wilder, 1427.. Alamelda. Peter. 1656. Tanabe. Kohaclii. Oranges JAS. H. FIDDES. E Treasurer, beini? 1657. Kai. Toichl. Wilson yesterday signed -, Trans-Pacifi- c Commit-t- . 1426. Shiutanl. Yolchi. President IF YOU WISH TO ore. the Yacht Race l-- 165S. Kuhei. CHUNHOON AOVERTI3E IN H. DUNSncU- 1427. Cruez, Pedro e la. Hininioto, commissions whereby the rank of e, an hey 1659. Suyo. tho NEWSPAPERS that order issue that be 142S. llia. Zeitoko. Nakama. general conferred on Gen. P.liss HERMANfJsioEHNE allowed to sell the Yacht "Hawaii." 1129. Kaiieshiro. Rlske. 11660. Suarfs. Cujitodia. full is Kekaulike, nr. Queen Phcne 3992 14U0. 1661. Sanda. Pershing, the first men to Anyuhcre at Any I 1 . , . Makahilahala. L.iudey. Jlokaina. and Gen. Time, Call on or U.l..l,t nrlMft. NO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1662. 1431. Hatiham. Arthur. Hira. Klkunia. hold that rank since the civil war. Writo , Varsaamlungen In K. of : P. uaii the Yacht ,"Hawaii' will bo sold at 1432. Higaslilliara. Luirlii '1663. Kanawaliwali. Tila. 1664. Ho. Gen. Bliss, as chief of staff and di ana AViUUT.?' Public Auction at the Auction Rooms 1433. Abe. Klnkl. Tee, Yons THK DA KB :i2ea ersten tmwa 1431. 1665. of the army, takes pre- ADVERTISING AGENCY .. 9n Spnt J iind 17. Oct. of James F. Morgan Co Limited, on I'aloro. Pedro. Sadamune. Kakuichi. recting head 24 1435. Sisstin, Kloro S. 1666. Nakt.ta, Chnichiro. cedence over Gen. Pershing and Thor Electric Sansome Street San Francisco 15, 6 und 19, Dec 8 und 17. Merchant Street, Honolulu, at 12 1436. Va tanabe. Kakube. 1667. feido... Pyoko.p 1 end Not. dra,ws a salary of $10,000. C caeral - versamnuung: oepwur . o'clock noon on Saturday, the 10th day 1437. Ablllar. Dalmatlo. 1668. Asa to. Uihl. VACUUM 143S. Kalaluhl. Maila. 1669. I'naa. lwii i tl . It has been deciaed that all bureau EMTL KLEuaiJB. rracs. of November, 1917, or as soon there- 1439. Honilngo. Cleaners loncio.. 1670. Ujf.hara. Saura. chiefs arc to be major generals, while ISLAND CURIO COMPANY C. BOLTE, Sekr. after as the sale, may be had. Said 1440. Pacllis. C'ilx-ro- 1671. Sebrero. Antonio. Maj.-Gen- . Seibert is nicutioucd for a The Hawaiian Electric Co., sale made subject to the confirm 1441. llaisten, I,i'on. 1672. Shifhido. Sadanii Ltd. Hawaiian Curios, Stamps, Coins, 'ii 1442. Atonuff. AYilllani. lieutenant-generalship- . No. K. of tion of the said Judge of the said 1673. Abreu. Antone. and Tost Cards. MYSTIC LODGE 2. P.' 1443. Puieo. Alfonso. 167 4. Fujltomo. Takaji. The most com In Pythian Hall, corner Fort Court 1444. Kuusa, Sakiiclii. 1675. Cahutho. Balolaini. plcte and attractive Curio Store. Meets r inquire ol 1445. Tomidu, .Toktizu. FOR every Friday For further particulars 14 1676. Kobayashi. Jihei. GETS TWO YEARS ADLER- - Beretani streeU. 4. Maisnmiura, Gotaro. 1677. ("alasa. tsi Visiting the attorney for the committee. 1447. Peters. Antoue. John Nunes. 170 Hotel Street Honolulu evening at 7:50 o'clock. ' 1678. IJkua. David Kukupie. WEARING U. S. UNIFORM -- Honolulu, Oct. 9. 1917. ' 14 IS. NaUusnnl. Pcbl. t rothers cord'ally Invited. ' 1440. Mariano. 1679. Sailo. Kichigiro Saito. COLLEGIAN ' HENRY E. COOPER, Chairman, liboradn. Miyathiro. Kamako. GOSLINQ. , ; 1450. Yauapiliara. 160. by S. Naval Wlrnless ) R. C C Fuknichi. Kelji. ( Aerated Press l. IICH0II ii WM, H. McINERNY, Secretary, 14.71. Okatanl. lliromatsu. 1?81. Nihei. TIUINTON. N. J.. Oct. !. Joseph vivtnn in event i A. B. ANGUS, P. C,.X R. and S. CHARLES T. WILDER, 1452. Oalva. Philip. iet2. Suzuki. Kyugoro. For Wf.rTim Gardening Treasurer, 16S3. lgnaeio. Lavv. a Pittsburg youth who sprang THE CLARION : -- Trans-Pacifi- c 1453. Kihei. Kauleina moku. Guide, Hotel and Fort Yacht Race Committee. 1454. Ilaehinioto. Yalchi. 1684. Abalson, Oleslino. into notrletv a few weeks ago by pos TOOLS MOOSE HEADQUARTERS L. WEAVER, 1455. 1685. Manuel O. PHILIP Arkanlo. Pedro. Jardinc. ing as Frank-Daniel- s, son of the sec of all kinds . 37 Merchant Street, 1456. Munldata. Jisaku. 1686. Pedro. John. 1687. Shigrlj'l. retary of the navy, who is an enlisted : Attorney for Committee. 1457, Taba. Tlnso. Terada. LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. Uagoou Bid 184 MerchcnL Opes 1688. Shipo. corps, bor- j 169-17- 145. Tolefson. Frederick Norman. Nakama. member of the marine and Get War Time Photos with 7 So. King St. dally from 8 Al M. to 5 P. IL Phone 6912OcL 9, 16 23, 31. 1459. Tajiihl, Kaiaro. 1689. Alfafara, Kaslmiro. rowing money from a number of peo- 1460. ntffen. Samuel. 1690. Nabaro, Joau Carusco. j AUTOGRAPHIC IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI- - 1461, TamaKhlro. Terniehi. 1691. Hanaeka. Sadao. ple on the Strength of his father's 1462. ablhon. liamnn. 1692. Mori, Tomekichi. position, was yesterday con- All Visiting Brothers Invited high I TION OF ESTHER P. JUEN FOR 1463. Ishima. Takyi. 1693. Sa?akf. Shoyoklchi. of impersonating an enlisted 1461. Paele. Kalei. 1694 Ancheta, Telesforo. victed HONOLULU PHCTO SUPPLY CO Protective Agency-o- f Hawaii CHANGE OF NAME DECREE. 1 465. Abe. Klyoshiki. 1695. Shiroma. Shltoku. man of the navy and illegally wear- 1059 Fort St. 1466. Vatrtabe. Yairlir. :69';. Yasuda?, Keino. ing uniform, lie was sen- I: '. UKULELE-LESSON- a marine's DAY AND S 1467. NIGHT FREE' v' Fan. Kin. 1697. Vieira. Antone Nunc. to serve two years in the fed- On consideration of the petition of 1468. Kuiharl:!. tenced 5-- With any Instrun ent youCuy Tanaka. 169f. Arakawa, Seitpku. Patrols? Phone 1411, 8 Elite BIdg. from Esther P. Juen of the City and County 1469. Dung. Kwan Sun. 1699. John G. eral penitentiary. 1470. Lo Zabritkie. HonoluluTerritory of Hawaii, Tow. Wall. 1 700. Kalwi. John. WM. E. MILES, Mgr. of for 1411. Oshiro. Kamr. Kyozo. HA1?AI'S BEST SHOES Ernest K. Kaai changing 1472. 1701. Yanagi. HOSPITAL a decree her name toEsther Kaklrhi. llia. 1702. Inooe. Kurakichi. REHABILITATION (Ge Particulars Now) s P. Rosewarne. and there appearing to 1473. l'aft. Sarangudhar. ' 1703. 1474. , Kanna. lhikawa. FOR IOWA - uky. J co. PLANNED M'INERNY SHOE 1125 Union SL . Phone 2028 me to be good reasons for granting the 1475. Shiphido. Sldasoyel. 1704. Suyt. Juan Valdez. STORE , . 1705. Nakamura. Kaneo. LORD-YOUN- G said petition;. 1476. Peyes, Teodoro. ) 1477. 1706. Kanekoa. Kealoha. (AociatM Press by U. S. Karat Wireless Fort, above King St. Nowj - Smith. Thomas Kenneth. 1707. An therefore, by virtue of the au t47.- Sakata. Zinzo. Oornwcll. Harvey. . DES MOINES, Iowa. Oct Engineering Co., Ltd. thority In me by law vested, and me 147P. Ma Richard. 1708. Takahashi. leii2o. army hospital is to be M'INEENY PARK Ziniman. 170. Hidao. Ofhiro. rehabilitation Engineers and thereunto enabling, I, Lucius E. Pink-htm- . 14S0. Tamanaha. Matsu. according to an an- Contractors 1481. Kuggio, Pedro. 1710. Chony. Ping Kui. located here, Block, Honolulu, T. Elegant Lots Governor of the Territory of Ha- 1711. Kenichi. yesterday. The. hospital Pantheon H. 14S2. Miyasato. Kanic. Okada. nouncement Telephone 2610 and 4587 waii, do hereby order and decree that 1483. Nojima. Shiro. 1712. Sedena. Jesus. v ill be equipped with a thousand beds, OHAS. DESKY, Agent 1 1 3. Yayypo. fh name nf Hsth' P. ; Jupn ho.anrl 1484. Morales. Je?i! Seiiciio. Okazaki. will be attended by experts in ; 14S5. Yul. Sim Chiuisr. :i4. Obalo. Lorenzo. and Merchant, near Fort hereby Is, clianged o .Esther, P. Rose-- 146. lorol):in. Ksiabaii. .715. Takauo, Takeshi. fitting artificial limbs and in instruct- warne, and tnat a copy or this decree 117. Abe. Matnularo. 171. Yangco. Gregory. ing men who have lost-arm- s or legs in 1 1 f- 1 17. C. H. TRULLINGER be published for at le-- st four consecu Nakonda kai I. Ko.ii. i Garcia. Sacarias. maimed con- ern?. KodriRAi !.. Manuel. 1718. Fukuba. Nobuichi. trades adaptable to their tive weeks In the Honolulu Star-Bull- e 1490. Yoshlrnaca. Morinusulve. 1719. longolis. Cepondo. dition. V Optician SEE tin, a newspaper, of general circula 1491. Koiir. SinK loy. 1720. Ma tpushinia. Masaichi. A. N; tion in tli e Verritory of I lawaii pub- 1492. Fujlmoto. Tozo. 1721. Kame. Goya. Successor to Sanford 1493. Fujlnioto. Masmaro. 1722. Pulanco. COUNT LUXBURG STILL COYWE lished at Honolulu' in' said Territory. 1494. Fnjimoto. Itp. Boston Block, Fort . lioichi. 1723. Kanui. Lui Kantapi. IN ARGENTINE CAPITAL St FOR FURNITURE Dated at Honolulu this 25th day of 1495. Wada. Chuichl. 1 72 4. Pa sura. Quirico. September, A. D. 1917. , , 14. Takahashi. IsOiitaro. 1725. lehiki. Masaj:. 1197. Takaki Nobmoslii. Young Building E. 1726. Hokama, Kamei. ( Associated Press by U. S. Tat Wireless.1 LUCIUS PINKIIAM. 119. In;. Phil1i Chung. 1727. Fatimo. Necomodes. 9 How Equip 1199. Antor. Pfnlto. WASHINGTON. D. t, Oct. Count to a Governor of Hawaii. . 172. KolrigueH. John. t 1 509. Amuro. Oiozi-n- Luxburg has not been taken from a Neolin Full Soles 6900 Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 9,16. 1501. 1729. Sanchi. Bolisiano Peres. Palcito. i:iis. 1730. Spanish vessel by a British cruiser as ' ':' I 1502. Kalohclani. Saini'son. Kaoo. Giroku. and rubber heels $25 for black DEVELOPING 150::. K;tnion. 1731. Saito. Sajlernon. was indicated Sunday. Pespatches Company of $2.50 I NOTICE Sc.laei. 1732. Furomoto. Kazne. o. tan, for white. PRINTING :- - : ENLARGING 1501. Sahe. Gabriel W. from Buenos Ayres say that officials 1505. Soiulian. Krn?negildo. Arkaa. Soyr. TO PROPERTY OWNERS, MANOA 150H. 1734. Rivera. Ramon. admit that the former ambassador Best In tho City Tnbata. Kihirhl. 1 ( VALLEY. 1507. Fujinaka. Toki.ii. . 735. Pmeno. Kichixo. iiill at the capital, despite stories of Infantry Regal Shoe Store Picture Framing & 150?. Sakata. Suycklchi. i 1 736. Munakato. Kirhimatu. Honolulu 1 his departure. 1 3 . Kajlania. Asawi. Supply Co. v 1509. Icr. Piftike. This is all to!d plainly in tho 2i - There will be & meeting of the Com- - 1510. Okajakl. Tadaslii. ?73V Mttabilo. Florastinos. xnittee onHighways, Bridges, Public 1511. la naiioika i. !739" Filmo. Bifanio. AMERICAN RED CROSS 151 S. 1740. -- llisashi. Kuiro. Sitra. John Perelra. "A" "B" "C" Improvement ' and "XIarbage, to be 1513. Yananfne. Tro. 1741. Kuki'hara. Kenkechiro. AIDS FLOOD SUFFERERS held in the - Assembly UalL on Tues 1514. Dp log n la. Pedro. ' 1 7 42. Taichi. Yeitara. 1515. Nfshimura. 1713. Clm. Yee day, October 9. 1917. at 4 p. m. for Tomiki. lunir. S. Equipment Book MESSENGER ISIS. Williams, .loe. 1711. Shorl. Seab'iry T. (Asocltid Press by U. Kaval Wireless " tLe purpose of allowing the property D. Oct- - 1517. MiyaKe. HatMiiohi. 17 4S. Carplo. nicaido. . WASHINGTON. C, The by AND owners and those interested in Manoa 151. Son. Kuni Kee. 17 46. Arakawa, Ziro. American Red Cross yesterday cabled 151 'j. Nakamoio. Lieut. Raymond C. Baird, Valley.to discuss the question if any Fukuichl. 1717. Marte. 1. $."0,000 to Chiua, for the immediate re- LAUNDRY 1520. Ainyou. l.'jcio 17 4S. . A. hardship is' done by the relocation of Arakawa. Gnia. - 25th Infantry, U. S. 1521. SaiNiab.. Sarornino. 1749. Corniel, Anton. lief of the flood.- sufferers in the one end of the lane known as the 1522. Abapo. Selfilo. ' 1750. Arakawa. Jchfsa. Hoang river valley, "with the an- Written primarily for the volun- N 1523. Patierpon. Walli.-Hot-el STONE-VO- DAMM lane as to wheth Gcu. 1751. Kodrlgruen, John Silva. nouncement $200,000 more is to teer officer; U may be of service 1524. !ho. Frank. 1752. I'asion. Eustariuio. that er any private interest has been cut off 1525. Spencer, flobert. be sent at once. to the regular, officer as welL affecting tLo right of the Board of 152fi. Furukawa. Takulrhi. 1753. Sato. Yoneda. . 175 4. Onagra, Busuke. Supervisors In ordering 1527. ITyeda. Tiiuneku-hi- PRICE 25cV this relocation. 1S2S. Xakanishl. Klro. 1755. Unison. Aquilino. NOTICE. V and further as to whether the reloca- 1523. Gfvea, John, Jr. !756. Naketa. Koba. --at- 4s proper, just equitable. 1530. Sakluia. 1757. Sigrera. Francisco. tion and Gira. 1 responsible any 1521. 758. Funayama, Gohei. I v.ill not be for By of Committee: Nakao. Takaichi. 5tar-BulIet- ) order the 1532. Kealoha. Fibiano. 1759. Nacional. Jacinto. debts or obligations contracted j'or by ffonoiulu in - E. BUFFANDEAU, Khares. Julio. 1760. Ikeda, Satoki. anyone, whoever they may be, without t , I ' ' 1761. Deputy City and County Clerk. 1534. Kohachl. Ohara. TaJra, Uahi. 125- - 7 , my written order. - Merchant St 6908 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1515. Seradas. Jaoo Castro. 1763. Taikun. Chun. Oct 5. 1536. Tama Phi ra. Kaw 1I6J. Kobayashi. Chiulchl. M. G. SILVA. 15, 17, 18. a. t, 1537. Ksulel, LuL . : (To be continued) 6901 I2t

V 0 HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1017. NLVH --"7 n rp r rp rzr7Z Tr

V J cLS f N J --. BUSINESS PERSONALS STAR-BULLETl- ri; HOTELS HONOLULU ! I. ------Rv RR1GGS CHIROPODIST. - 1 If- ' 1 Tilt: PIKKPONT 6EV.I-WEEKL- Y I Cinhinrt - DAILY AND VlllbitlllK "Ou Frank O. Kansler. Elite Bids.. 164 tlie Beach at WalkfkP - Fsirnitlicd bunga'oHs and rooms; e Terms of Subscription: Hoiel St. Hours. S:30 to 4:2u, Sun- days cr eveciegs by meals; splendid batlitn ami Star-Bulleti- n 75 per inon.u. appointment. Ay cuts boating; low-foo- t - copy. Phone 5536. jiroaieuade per; ik r.- vea.r. 5 cents per I Dk : , . ii m w . 60t tf: ; srl beautiful marine aiar-nulleti- u 12 per yea. ard mouniaij Beui-Xki- y Dr. Catharine Shumaiier. :54 S. Kins.! view; terms reasons bU Mr. Joht cor. 11 u 4:30.1 R iLchard. . 8:30 to Cassldy. Tel. i70S. 62if2 tf ACvrta:nfl - bOt. -- llu-in- lcl. llorce appointments. ct: Announce- i.if.wl ant tiS92 Furni-.he- d c tn-- cr tf with . per rd per cottase steeping porc5 ents 1 cent and. private bath, lion, up to cue week. ith board. als4 .- farnishtsJ ix w ra p - double riximo with board. Ktau..a6 ViJa Villa. So Kinj: St. j. line, one week 3u cents Free class in New Thought meets, lti 40 cents i.-it- iino tun Aieka.... each Tuesday, 10:30 a. m.. Beretania! j Prince Yp:.tti. the Kinjca Per line, cue ruynih 70 cent and Miller. Strangers welcome. For niastrl nw-Othe- lir:. mx --nonius. t0 ex r information about afternoon and of the horp. who is charged with thl P. application, 1579. a rates uoa evening classes, phone j u enu'tfd of M. IU or cer- munlr naki.t. th4 or liquors 6910 . f.o advertisement, tf ayor of Ath-n- Ii is conunlttel proprietary medicines will te ac tain Buy 1579. j trial by court cepted. New Thought Books. Phono fr mar'ial. r.nuirr tn advertisements. ad X , T-- r AO 1 lYiCKt TSu t760 tf exactly as stated in V dr. a your replies DRESSMAKERS. the tvlvertisemen- -. , w or- - i lelealiotiM subscriber. Dressmaking, pajamas, ctc Supreme we will shirts, phono your advertisement; made to order. A'so repairing and i -- rce it. sew lessons. 1 asonable prices. j Satisfaction OUR Pi ONE IS 4911. Mrs. Y. 11. Chow. 229 :" rcnant rear Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone 40o8. Is wTlat you eel WANTED 6881 lyr at this GOOIfc io Kcoair We .usrantce Airs. S. MasaLi Ma-cike- a and Bere- YEAR SERVICU .top all lert. See Ijou Roger, ui tania, 6814 6m STATION. Jones. We lead other toll" Eureka Pa;nt Co.. US OSTEOPATHIC. The von Hamm-Youn-g 2096. King St. Fboca Dr. P. 11. Pennock. osteopathic physi- k i N-- , V 424 2350. . i Kreiorvlne Paint t'O. v cian, JBeretania St. Phone Co., Ltd. Specialist, 'Vr 6701 tf Pitch and Graf el Roor ST TRAMP- - - TRamP - Lk Honolulu lino 65 yueeu bt. Z ' TBP- T- BU( , .till at tbe old stand. " NO - JOT To EMUS- I LANGUAGE AND rENMANSHlP. 4981. X i',. Phone N0aj for io 3et gocd 5EATS HUM:. ...LTERRE'S French and Penman- Automobile and eteno-- . iMlT ship Lessons now opened at Room An assistant bookkeeper . . i n handwriting. 3. Elite Bldg. Age no hindrance. Krapner. in vvj Salary 1 vARCM!N.f6 ,H0U3 6806 tf Repairing BOS 401. Iiunuiu.u. arc rfyxCBKr v P. O. 6911 tf savi &zfti $75.00 per month. PALMISTRY. FRANK COOMBS " $1.00 special readings for a short time Bishop and Queen Tel. VJT fcr w cuiwn fltan tinea C734-t- I ' only, Mme. Cleo, the noted palmist, vYWo'ulu Star-Bulleti- n. gives advice on all affairs. Satisrac-- j Salvation' Army, clothing and tion guaranteed. . Office J.090 Union Ky cor. Beretania. Entrance American Optica! Co. w ii-l7..:-ni a r.M.f work. Phone street, of a a - i it ta in iu - Office! 885 lm on Union street, phone 4115. 1148 Fort St., Honolulu 316. 9 1 6. Evening 1 hours, to 12. to and Opposite Catholic Convent SITUATION WANTED. Sundays by appointment THE HOUSE OF SERVICE v'nnne man attending school wlcbes TEA HOUSES. Xppn' opoC" Ikenu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. 6183-t-l FOR ALL PURPOSES P Schoneia Paper Bags, Cups, Plates, nM-BTiher. A . ' -L- not regular LEGAL NOTICE. Expericncea at Napkins and Towels, Etc. 0 k t d0 AM.-HA- P ly employed, dwire. IN THE CIRCUIT COUIIT OF THE PAPER CO., Ltd. rharcci Phone 1410 home, mouc . E 1 6902 lm First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii u' J. Stat-on"e4l- .ll. BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS Ashman Beaven, Mgr. FOR SALE FOR RENT GUIDE At Chambers In Probate. R handler o( men AUTOMOBILES. Six (6) warehouses for rent Apply BAMBOO FURNITURE. JUNK. teady Mer- In the matter of the Estate of; wlshea 742 gr-Bul- - Waterbouse Trust, Foit and Fort, 3028. Touring Car. Ex:eltent con- chant Sts. 6885 tf Obtanl. near Kukui. Tel. Junk bought and sold. Phone 4366. Claude E. Kellogg. Irte of Honolulu,' MEAT MARKET & GROCwRY 1916 Reo 6800 tf 6107 Just overhauled; new top. 6m Territory of Hawaii, Deceased. dition. Elec- new battery, tires almost new. FURNISHED HOUSES. CARPENTERS. MASSAGE. r, Notice to Creditors. lights, self-starte- shock absorb- Phone 3451 family. Aaurc tric Desirable houses in parts of I. with Pirate to responsi- various Tatano, 816 So. King. Tfcl. 2096. K. masr-ag- e SaikaD ers, etc. Cash or terms ' Hashimoto, and electro C Q.. Care of the city, furnished and unfurnished, v . XEC HOP--. CO Omort. "gjjj ble party. Telephone 5809. 6910 tf 6858 2m neeringr Nuuanu St. opp- - Williams ihe undersigned hereby gives no 4091. at $15. $18. $20. $25. $30. $35,440 and undertaking delivery up our oftice, phone 1785. tice that R has been appointed and and one Overland to $125 a month. See list In CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. 6400r-3- m of Three Ford lne-yar- l as qualified as the Administrator as cnauxicu. w Laundry. V d office. Co., Ltd., Fort rosltlon experience. Age m cars. White Seal Trent Trust of Claude E. Kellogg, late Four yeara ' 6910- -3t street, between King and Merchant! Boston Cafe Coolest place in town. MONEY the "state S28 and Lillha. Att?r Open LOANED. of Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, De- MXHESNEY COFFEE CO, v PUoa - the show. FtoD in. daz teen. and AUTO ACCESSORIES. Cottage on slopes of Pacific Heights, nitht ijuu laeaivr, uuw 01. M iiey loaned on diamonds, watches ceased. COFFEE ROASTERS gentleman only Modern conveni- r 6539 tf and jewelry legal All persons indebted to the Estate at rates. Federal in Old Kona and bicycle tires ences. E. Kellogg are hereby j Dealers Coffee All uakes of auto Excellent view; 12 minutes - Lctit Office, 95 N. King St 6365 tf cf taid Claude accessories; also Columbia Lunch R- ns; quick service payment Merchant Honolulu WANTED. anl tubes; 'auto "om car line; 240 feet elevation; ; notified to make immediate St HELP and CJttmiiucsa our taotu. open day Fidelity Loan i retreading, rereading, spring water. 737, Star-Bulleti- n Office, 52 No. King St. undersigned at it office in the vulcanizing, Address Box and night. Hotel St.. opy. , to the Vulcanizing Co., Ltd., 6911 BUiei. Money loaned on diamonds, watches Campbell Building, corner of and etc Talsho office. tf 651S ; ; Fort Alakea street tf and jewelry at legal rates. 6769 lyr in said Honolulu. reao.uu-."--- "- ISO Merchant, Merchant Street, ta VoM-S- m Attractive furnished bunga- said1 Phone 3197. CLEANING Ar.D OYEJNG. MIMEOGRAPHING All creditors of" the Estate of .? -- ln elven to one low and sleeping porch on Lewers Haude E. Kellogg are notified to pre- -' wagon supplies CV Automobile, carriage; road, Walkiki. Modern In every res- A. B. Rcnovutory; clothe cleaned, Mimeographing. G. Floyd their claims' duly certified and' PIANOS Having n tubes. New pect. fyed Perkins, t.nt fm exchange. Quaker, Portage tires, Piano and garage. Call office and repaired. Phone 41 IS. Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 2907. with proper vouchers attached (if any HONOLULU 3IUSIC CO. Ltd. ".., 2742. 6104 se-- 1 Oahu Carriage Mfg. Co. Tel. TrcnTown or phone 7242. 6906 6t tf exist) even though such claims be 6803--6- m 1107 Fort Street . Can at PRINTING. by mortgage on real estate to good company and advance. Completely cottages S'eaai cleaning Alakea SL, nr. Gas Co. cured once. furnished and undersigned, at its office afore-- i 67 Chaplain lane at J31W 1334 S moot apartments on 6224 We do not low the Aeslories; tires. Tel. the beach. Apply tf boast of prlce3, which said, vvuhin six months from the date v and Mrs. Cressaty, I'.'uii usually coincide with poor quality; cnlov1 Youreelf While tearnlnfl StelnbtuseriAJalea Herchtot. Kalakaua. Ave. COLLECTION AGENCIES. of the first publication of this notice,' 'but we "know how" to put life, m m t . x m m m 6773 tf t sucn claims, saaii d iorever oarrea. Get all the light you are Returns-HCollecUn- g hustle and go Into printed 4 rr. Qujck agency. maer, Dated, Honolulu, T. H., Sept. 11, by Edison AUTO PAINTING. Furnished house for rem. on Beach and that is what ' paying for using NaUoal College of Dane. F; Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. TeL talks loudest and 1917. gSSSL . Walk; garage. References required. longest Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n Odd, Fellows ",3540. , 6839 6m Mazda Lamps. Garden. Painting. Co. Our coat- m HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST 64-eo- d-tf Pacific Auto Telephone 7165. ' 6910-t- f Printing Department 125 Merchant k?honellt2. . , on ings guarantee durability of paint CUT FLOWERS ANO PLANTS. street COMPANY, LIMITED. ELECTRIC SHOP girt as cashier flrst-clas- a Job, fair prices. Furnished. cottage vt Cottage Grove. By its Treasurer, white fenders:: PUBLIC f TeL 685J--- restSnt. One living closon Opp. carbarns. Phone 6961, 107. J CocuuLt plants for sale, Samoan va- STENOGRAPHERS. (Seal) F. E. STEERE. tn p-- t81-3- m riety. Apnly A. l Hill3. of tLe Estate of Claude References required. A Lihue, G. Floyd PerkliiB, Administrator referred. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. KauaL, 6277 03 Stangenwald E. Kellogg, late of Honolulu, T. H., Gruenhagen's Blue Ribbon 11 a. m. to Mr Mayo. Alex. tf Bldg. Phone 2907. ply after 6911 2t MOTORCYCLES. ETC 6m Deceased. Young Cafe. Modern three-bedroo- two-stor- y T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635. PLUMBERS. , CSSS Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2. 9. & bicycles; yoaiU&u in print-- THOR motorcycles; Pierce house. 1270 Matlock avenue. nhonKl 628 if Chocolates E'Wantta to take repairing. K. 2711. I . - - HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. Also opportunity f supplies; painting; 6906 tf Masaki Bros., 709 King. Tel. 5999. NOTICE. opp. Oabu Ry. Tel 4018. Toyorhiba. King St., opp. VSda Villa. schooL Gtod 'o sUrt. Okahiro. 6411 3m 6812 6m Hotel and Bethel Streets tiding W FURNIHED ROOMS. undersigned will not be res- Apply Mr. Thorcsi. . M. U a. SSo, The cyclemotor agU King. 1 EK1 fnWTBiPTn C a.KJI-- nrrnc Won Loui Co., Smi'h street. Tel. 1033. ponsible for any debts contracted t .! 6804-o- m vim J" Citadel Hotel, 71 Beretania street, be-- 1 " 6815 6m without their written order. Wanted-yo- ung mam to take charge tween Fort and Nuuanu. Furnished licOLULU PLANING MILL. S. II. KAHALEWAI, BICYCLES. rooms, ltd. Chee Hoon Kee. 11 Pauahi. Tel. 553. of shipping department : Repiy.m and unfurnisned at $2 and Contractors and Builders. Manufac A. M. GUERRERO. SILVA'S expenrtce $2.50 per week, $7, $8, $a 110 doers, 6S17 3m own HandwriUng. sutlng Komeya. Bicycles. Punchbowl ft Kln&. and turers of sashes, frames, 6903 5t TOGGERY Home of Hart MDected. Address Hoi . 6076-6- per month. A quite place to stay. blinds, molding, screens, brackets, &. io-Ki- dm SHIRTMAXERS. Schaffner Marx Clot ng, n. , 69lV--5t 6902 finish- 710, Star-Bulleti- lm etc. All kinds 0 mill work, ing, turning. Repair small near Fort - iJlYAMOTO. bicycles. 182 N. King St. work and YAMATOYA Shirt and pajamas st-claps rtadcr.(picu- Large room for two gentlemen, Wanted -fir- siht V , C8Qi 6o also jobs a specialty. Fort St Tel. 1510. made to order. 1305 Fort St., opy. WAR. leeauua. single room. Speeiat rate by PUZZLES 1st) to exchange ior vocai the 6806 6m Kukui St.. Phone 2331. 6442-ly- r 1S3S Rapioiani, can vuv SATO. 330 N, King. Tel. 1026 6S0i 6m month. Heime s Tavern. Phone 6911 6t ' 1 4986. 6743 tf G. Nomura, buLJer and contractor; Akagi. 1218 Nuuanu etreet. shirts and ESTATE. excavating, grading, paving, team- pajamas PURE ICE travelinp REAL to order. Phore 6041 as Pu-naho- u rooms ing, . We'l educated Japanese square In Dole Furnished for two reduced to concr crushed rock, sand. 6307 water-Qu- s, 000 feet itieet. tf From ick ootl refer-ence- 27 per week, 7488. ' distilled flesr-a-n. Must have dlstrlcL Apply Bishop Trust $2.50 unfurnished rooms. Moiliili, ur. Quarry. Phone 73f. Star Bulle- - $7.00 per month light. 546 6568 G. Yamatoya. shirt3, 1146 delivery by motor AtWress Tx Co. 6866- -tt with So. lyr Nuuanu St. King street 6880 645l-3- OAHU ICE CO. Phone 1123 tin. lm Al. Fujita, contractor, and builder, 1 Modem bungalow, Royal Grove, Saleslady in bakery, white girl, one 6910 Light housekeeping and single rooms.' painter, puper nanger. Phone 5002. K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. King - phone 7081. 7t ho lives close in preferred. Ap- Ganzcl Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. Fort 6300 lyr 6S03-6- a-- m. to Mr. Mayo. Alex. FERNS. 6434 tf V1 r.of ii. H. Monzen, builder and contractor. TYPEWRITERS. The Young care-- , 691121 Fems, palms and hanging baskets. Waterhouse Co., Ltd. Light housekeeping rooms; high 662 S. Beretania St. Phone 3227. 1573 Piikol St Phone 4499. 6910 ti eleva- Rebuilt Underwood Underwood Typewriters trade, age 14 to 18. Com- in. 1998. 64-t- f 6602 6m and Remington Eoys to Icarn tion; close Phone typewriters. Hon. Typewriter mon school eitucaticn. Apply super- MISCELLANEOUS. Ex., e, CON fR ACTORS GENERAL. 68l4-6- Star-Bn- V gtln. S32t tf Comfortable furnished room and gar-tr- Merchant Phone 5o75. YOUNG BUILDING intendent Also a lJ Electric washing machine. $15.00. 'acne 1998. 6881 tf Ohio Building Co., general contractors. wanted. Apply Hawaii motor. Practically new. A VULCANIZING. Ehoemakers water . low, work satisfactory. Phone shop. Hotel and P. O. 1123. room for rent. en Prices Shoe Co.'s shoe special bargain Box Furnished Private 2113, 13S3 Emma street, near Vine- 'Old tires made new, moderate pricw. 6886 tf i ; Union. 6910 3t trance, 474A Hotel street 6910 tf yard street Honolulu. 6S66 6m1 New Hawaii Vulcanizing, Maunakea H. KACKFELD & CO. and wood finisher md Pauabi Sts. 6814 6m Al French polisher For Sale 14 bull calfs three months U. Yamamato, 8' S. Kukui St, phone Limited Box 741, Star-Bulleti- AUCTION BULLETIN wants work. old. $45.00 a piece. Apply College of 4430; general contractor; building. WOOD AND COAL 6S10 St Commission Merchants Hawaii. 6912 6t We are in the market at any time to 6354 tf Tanaba Co., Pauahi, nr. Itiver st, tel. HONOLULU TTCMPLOVMENT OFFICES. two-bedroo- m buy your used Furniture, to take at Furniture of cottage. engraving! 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- Ar- once or to take at some future time, ' e Price reasonable. Address 1522 Calling and business cards, mono- Tielflc Employment Bureau Japa-nes- thus relieving you of care as to its sale and retail. C2D7-t- f tesian street Phone 2617. 6911 3t " grams, wedding invitations an- : elp. 116 Union St TeL 4136. disposal.' w hen rea to go, or we and C- - nouncements, stationery, etc.; cor- 6806 " Remington "yyew ?To. will sefl it for your account by Star-Bulleti- Unused rlter, 10, rect styles. n Printing $75.00. Easy payments. P. O. Box Public Auction at our "Popular Auc- THIS SHARE 34 Beretania near Department, 125 Merchant St Adelina Patti V NakanlAl. St. 453. 6867 lm tion Snles on Tuesdays and Fri- k)F STOCK IS Vunanu. 4511. 6:3) a. ra. to - Phone days, where the people attend in FURNITURE. WORTH 7096. 5246-t- l The oil JlOO :cigaesj p. m. Residence phone. .vegetable j 6 All kinds ef fnm, and crowds every time. We find that the ycu secon- will WW 1061 Aala Phone 2554. 715 South New Office. TeL 4889. seeds. street more goods the more people attend, Murata St and fitzpateick bsos. Aloha Employment d-hand opp. Rapid Transit office. rnt tt hence we are on the look out for furniture bought and sold. Alapal St, possible your Chairs for rent. Phone 1695. 'ill !A buy All Mnds of frelp furnished. C101 tf 1916 Starr piano. Perfect condition. all chances to handle GERMAN I; ETKEAT HALTED Furniture, nd it directly 6812 6m if you Phone 3102. 6884 tf used is On the Alsne, three years aso to- help of all kinds, male and to your interest cs well as ours to Japanese New and second-han- d furniture bought valuo day. September 12. 1914. female. G. Hlraoka, 1210 Emma St 1 let us handle the sale through ' Gnnnktea Eyelids, and sold. Phone 399S. 1281 Fort St your Find a Frenchman. , 1420. , - - , - 6054 tf Honolulu Auction Rooms, J. S. Phone 6453 6m .3j : mm Sore Eyes, Eyes Inflamed vt Bailey. j motor. 5mm. Wmd ou.cky V'''lv) Display of troops. . . FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Dwtd 0-- ii lAT0 renewed by Marine. Try ttia Saiki. Bamboo furniture; 56 Bereta- YESTERDATS AySWERSJ Eye Baby's Eyea, George Murphy of New York de- ' , C vow and in 6078 tf - Second-han- d cameras . and lenles ,rrv nia St Right tide doven note at Turk' Koda-grap- UUKSttrtiaf,JftEyCat manded indemnity from the draft, said h lUUil bought, sold or exchanged. k MERCHANT TAILOR. ' Shop. Hotel and Union Sts. fceas born in Constantinople and he O'stributed by Contcrift. Cr Satv. TnbM tic firlNitUlCM-Ir- N, is a loyal subject of Mehmed V. H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. 6454 6m AUTO SERVICE & SUPPLY - AikKX arise Ere XKaca CTkJcac t '. ' . ' ' . I wouM not ubtrsicl a lit tiling from ilw A The viti dead. It i ciistvnarv. to bury jiraiw that is due to plulatliropv. but merely the"dead. Kvj ourer on the future. There demand jutieq for all. Thorcau. mm is the muiu rluinrt Anrrnvmous.

STAB-BULLEZI- TEN HONOLULU X, 'ITKSD.VY, OCTOBER 1917.

STROKE OF HAMFilERSSOUNDS DEATH jPUBLIC SCHOOLS Brother of Local PRESIDENT CALLS SCHOFIELD PLANS DIGGEST EVENT Woman Promoted For KNELLTOTWO CONDEMNED SLAYERS ENROLL 34522; Skilful Air Work IN POST'S HISTORY FOR RED CROSS

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i i - 0 I INCREASE 2241 ! TO SELL BONDS Big Parade With Fireworks! "cers wives and Sadies of HogTm rmpino muraererb tu tAjjiuic. beJng erccted convicte(J mtn '.ll dance with the enlisted men. Crime With Their Lives $at- - m hanged at the ume time. and Other Novelties WHI The enthusiasm itu. which the - boyg I Ulh Sheriff William Jarrctt is the Schofleld are working for the urday Unless Reprieved man who. according to the uw, win Knro'hnent in xhe public schools of NSW YORK, N. Y.. Sept. 21. Pres- Be Introduced big show inaken it certain of success. 22t over j have complete charge or tne execution trie territory has increased ident Vilson first pronouncement on Lnely young fellows , recently from la murderer's row, in the territorial ne will name the. men who will spring! iasr rear, curum u msumus the second loan has come in All of the cannons, tractors, trucks all part of tho mainland are brinz-in- g penitentiary, ar two Filipino murder-- j (he trap. As yet he has said nothing I Pted ann raaoe pucne oy tne aepan-ern- . a letter In which he calls on the Boy ?nd motorcycles of the two artillery a wealth of new ideas and stunts men Satur-hal- l will calmly awaiting the day when they ; about the men he will appoint. No; t Publ,c instruction last Scouts of America for effective help regiments of Schuileld Barracks for the floats and sido shows. Ther pav the extreme penalty for their! one ill ever know who pressed the day. The increase ts declared by th in thc second Liberty loan bond cam-- I parade on Saturday nieht in the bis nill ! fortune telling, siroug arm crimes." The doomed men have not1 Hetric button that will end thc two; department to b a notable one. and U paign soon to begin. He says that show to be given at that post for Un- stunts, negro minstrel show?, and lone to wait, for unless a reprieve ii; men to eUraity. Even when the con- - aDoe me estimate inaan uy perui I "it must be subscribed for in such a ited Cross. Both military bands will many another mirth provoker of real- granted by the governor, or a newjvictcd murderers are slowly marched tendent Henry W. Kinney, prior to the wav as tn shnw thr firm rpsfllut ion play for the occasion, ly professional class. trial ordered, they will be executed, from the cells up the steps in - the opening of school last month. of our people in the present war." By far the biggest celebratkn of A number of people from Honolulu according to the findings of the cort! courtyard and then up onto the gal-o- n The large "gain in enrollment is on The Boy Scout? of America are tho kind ever held at Schotield Har will appear on the program. Madame Friday morning, at 8 o'clock. Tne : lows, waiting for the final signal, no the island of Oalm. Tho present nt asked to make every effort to do even racks, and he biggest ever held any- Lester, dancing instructor, will 4t a rourt ha Rentenred the men to he one will know who is to release the ii 1.1.411. n increase of 1$7 better than In the first Liberty loan where by any artillery organization U special exhibition of the tfammie Fox "hanged by the neck until dead." trap. over the enrollment when school clos drive when they secured $2:'..2ns,2j0 h tthat for which JnOUO soldiers at the Trot and a double quartet of Hawaii- The doomed men are ltermogones; Three buttons . will be connected ed for the summer vacation last June. subscription from ian,t45 people. STt. big lOst are now bending all efforts. an girls from the Y. C. A. will T.s. chariots anil special- Alcantara, and Antonio Garcia. The with the spring on the gnllows that The gain on Hawaii is the present 4 Wilson's letter is addressed to Colin Clowns and acrobats, andi .cite ocal Instiumcntal former has been convicted of killing; will hauz the Filipinos. One of these enrollment beins i 4 7 1 . (n Man! there H. Livingstone, president of the Boy charioteers, prancing steeds and ties. a woman at Waipahu, and the latter button will carry electric wirc3. Only are 237 mere children in school now Scouts of America, and is as follows: (hugging engines, will make up por- On the T:i: special train which Is for thc murder of a Japanese at Ho-noka- the electrically charred wins will than lafet year, an increase of Thc "Another opportunity has developed tions or the big parade. Rockets, to carry the Honolulu crowd to Scho- Hawaii. Attorney Noa Aluli, spring the trap door, mpicting the gain on Kaui is 25$. tlio total enroll- for the members of the Boy Scouts of ti actor headlights and electric incan-descent- s tield will ie music and sinping. while who was appointed by the court to de- execution. The three men who press ment being 4."76. America to help our country. The sec- will make the place as lisht and peanut vendors will ghe fend Alcantara, has appealed to tho the buttons will not l:now which but-- Following is the enrollment this ond Liberty loan bond issue must be as day. The procession Is to start the evening a true bazaar-lik- e bupremo court. The attorney 3aid to-- ton is charged. year and last year by counties: subscribed for in such a way aj to promptly at S:S0 o'clock, and after The train will leave Its day that while he has not yet seen' The execution will be witnessed by .Tune Sept. show the firm resolution of our peo- they have passed the parados will as passengers at the upper station only 1M7 191" semble in position (or by a few yards show the governor, he believes tho latter j the territorial officers and the jury ple in the present wari reiev the! from the grounds. will stay the execution until the su-- j and several citizens who are closelj Hawaii l4i:J !47l "The gratifying achievement of .Hoy spectators. Returning It will leave Schoflcld at 11 . on premc court has acted upon the ap-- connected with the hanging. There Maui 481 .105 Scouts with the aid of their scout- Dancing will be held the rcaular o'clock. peal. At present there is only one will be no confusion or noise; the Oahu 13.7r,2 1".219 masters and leaders throughout the dance pavilion at the cantonment and Special cars of the Honolulu Rapid "territory.! will be ever with quickly. 4::i8 4.7 on the tennis courts where special Transit 4 Land Co. will meet supreme court Justice In the hanging Kauai United States in securing over the --5k platforms constructed. OI-- htmeCvMncrs Meanwhile, preparations for. the! When the doctor has pronounced the Territory ::2,22 000,000 subscriptions to the first Lib- have been ' at the dejot. ex-priso- double hanging are going on at the men dead, they will have paid the Increase . .224 1 erty loan will serve, hope, to iua':e return many The doomed men are in the! treme penalty for the murders they work even more effective in tho TOM FORD, WHERE ARE thefaor times over If - their it is cells, while out in the court- have committed. BENSON-SMIT- ever so he can.'' death H FORCE new effort. YOU? FOLKS BACK IN HAS ANNUAL OUTING ".My present wish is that every scout leader give every Boy Scout TENNESSEE ANXIOUS According to the Berlin Lokalame.-ge- r MAUI VIIENWELL ORGANIZED ap opportunity to take a definite part Herr von Bethmann-Holweg- . tin The annual outing of the office practical giving ex- Blooniington ex chancellor, "will shortly proceed to in this method of Tom Ford, formeily of go and sales force of the Benson Smith pression to his second obligation of Springs. Putnam county, Tenn., is re- Munich to through a course, of art Company w as held Sunday 'at Hale-iw- a. service to our country." of hia study. Young quested to inform his relatives FOR FOOD CONSERVATION CAMPAIGN The day started at the whereabouts in a letter which has - Hotel, where breakfast was,had. From D. U. Haleiwa, been received by Postmaster there they niotorod to In a to the Star-Bulleti- and vari- MacAdam. letter As As where lunchon was served the postmaster gives the fol- Pure the LiHyf ous, sports enjoyed. A number of golf " (3paciai 8tir-BnIlat- in CorreiaeadeBeeJ tion was announced by Mrs. A. C. lowing summary of the request con- and as dear and soft. Your OS WAILUKU, Oct. 6. Saturday enthusiasts spent the day on the ckin and complexion Ust Bowdish, the chairman, "last evening, swimming claimed the tained in thc letter received from Tom will afternoon about forty women, repre- and notices of election have been links, while alwavs have a wonderful A attention of the rest of the pajty. Ford's relatives: senting v all parts of the Island of sent to all members. The list is as "I am in receipt of a communica- transparent fiUy whife Maui, were present at the home of After dinner at the hotel, an informal appearance if you wil follows: was held. The party motored tion asking for information of one M rs. A. Noa Kepolkai in Wailuku Wailuku:. Mrs. A. Noa Kepoikai, dance Blooniington Springs, constantly use Sunday night. Tom Ford of . for the purpose of thoroughly discuss- Mrs. R. B. Dodge, Mrs. back to town late r. J. who we: on tho picnic Putnam county, Tenn. His relatives ing tho matter of fopd conservation Mrs. W. H. Field, Mrs. Alfred II. Those where- Gouraudv8 were: Mr. and Mrs. V. C. McGon-agl- e, Promotion te rank of major has daire news of Ford's present the county, of Maul. ' Ting, M rs. A. P. Low, . M rs. T. B. for A. Bashani, Lieut. Bayard, Hde-Sfrit- h come to Capt. Henry C. Merriam. gen- abouts stating they have reason to The meeting was very enthusiastic Linton. Mrs. George Weight, Mrs. Mr. and Mu; J. Mr. and Mrs. R. Chadsey, Mr; and eral etaff, who is now serving as believe he is in the Hawaiian Islands. Oriental Crcain and was presided over by Mrs. A. Clem C. Crowell. Mrs. S. Ohata, Miss HYDE-SMIT- C. C Blach, Mr. and Mrs. D. AYARD brother of acUng chief of staff at Hawaiian de- Said relatives, are Willie, Blrda, An- Craig Bowdish of Pals, who had been B. t Mrs. . SttdlOc tor Trial SU Gertrude Juid. Levy, Miss M. Levy, Mrs. Harold Dillitgham of Hono partment headquarters, and who may drew, Dewey' and Mrs. Ida Farley. appointed by the territorial, food com- - ' Arce, Miss T. 6 FERD T. HOPKINS & SOU. &w Makawao: Mrs. F. H. Dowsett, Mrs Miss Blackshear, Miss Meek, Miss lulu, was recently made a lieu be named for the full position shortly. They hope1 Tom will write one or all mission.' Mrs. Bowdish. outlined the W. A. Clark, Miss Nellie Crook. tenant for distinguished work in the was being done elsewhere Shipman. Miss Goodrich. Miss Irene . Maj. Merriam was detailed to the of them. Willie Ford declares he will work that' Pa.'a-rMr- s. F. P. Rosecrans, Mrs. aviation service of United States, territory and answered ques- Zerbe, and Messrs. J. A. Ke'rr G. the general ;8taff corps, November 13, In' the Mrs. F. ' .Mr. Hycle-bmith- s re- of J. Fukuda. A. McPhee, Mrs. J. Alexander, E. L. Thurston, J. skill m flying 1916, and assigned to duty as assistant tions that were asked. The Ideas B. Cameron,' Mi6s Edna J. Hill. cently Washington a on him' the many of the ladies' present were then Wallace, D. G. Williamson, A. Sarles, at chief of staff in this department. Pre- Lahalna: Mr?. C. A. Macdonald. M. R. Blackshear, promotion and he is soon '.o leave : ap- 1 H. R. Lincoln, !, vious to comings here he had served given,, as apparently since., the Hana: Mrs. George E. Lake. pointment of a chairman on Maui Crissingcr. t there for a Texas training canti- -' through the Mexican trouble, having agitation Kula: Miss'Adele Adams organized and trained Battery A, 1st and because of the general. Camp One: Mrs. J. T. Fantom on the subject Maul vomen had been ; Provisional Field Artillery during the Walhec: Mrs. R.. C.. Bowman, Miss : giving the matter. considerable summer of 101 o. Achpy Ahu. , thought. The possibility of getting The officer saw active service on Tha Camp Mrs. Pedro-- Royola. some real-wor- k done In conservation Four: the Island "of Panay in Uie Philip on Maul, was apparent, and the. frank Haiku: Mrs. W. D. Baldwin. Mrs. pines In 1900 as a second lieutenant expressions of opinion' were most William J. Cooper, Mrs. F. G. Krauss, In the 18th Infantry. When the war Mrs. S. E. PARCELS FOR U. SOLDIERS gratifying in the hoped-fo- r results -- Scott S. 189S out - of broke he had" enlisted . IAS thcra-EcJves'a- HamakuapoliD: Millie vAUswho attended expressed s Mrs. Hair, with 6th U. S. Artillery Radiolite Miss the at Fort very well, pleased with thc Blanche Man. Monroe, Va. This was but a few rirst meeting,, and the definite plans fuunene: Mrc. Wm. Searby. graduation ' fol- months after his as senior - - -? -- Kahulul: "Mrs. E E.. Pleasant, Mrs. Red Cross has issued, the Ccmpass ( : for the future.- The captain from Shattuck military school. Strap Dflrinc: the last week nearly all the Alexander McNichoII. lowing: f ';.. :t Playing cards. , Watch Ulupalakua: Raymond. , games.5" He served with the artillery regiment schools nbrougho'ut '., Maul have been Mrs. J. II. By Christmas the United States wijl Other Walkapu: Hoogs. .;; as private, corporal and sergeant of --visited by the committee appointed f Mrs.F. t have more than l.uon.utw mcxt under ,Tohat$o. -- - . Battery H, and as acting regimental! purpose, havo been The executive committee is com- arras, and exeryoue will be eaer to Pipe and pipe cleaner:-- for this and talks Philip-- 1 posed" A. , presi- commissary sergeant In the is of Mrs," C. Bowdish. cheer, V 1 fcl A V. the sportsman's and the workman's , given the children above the third help in giving them Christnias Lit 0'V1D, up ' grade.' SL, Anthony's" school, dent: Mrs. F. B. Cameron, secretary; ' Water tight mat cii box. pines to the time of his commission At the cheqr. . on August 20, 1900. He became watch, as well as the Soldier s. Wailuku. the principals have been Mrs. Angus MacPhee, Mrs. Fl Rose No matter how. generous a supply Cnewing gum. . first W.-- Artillery taking particular pains to 'teach their crans, Mrs. M. Hair, Mrs. Bald of gifts some of the men may receive Sweet chocolate biscuits. lieutenant. Corps, in 1301 win, Mrs. Will J. Cooper, and Miss ' be- and captain in .1997. children' conservation of food, and V families and friends,; it is Fruited crackers. To the convenience of the strap watch , from Kdna T Hill . c ' ; From' 1909 to 1911 he commanded regular has been given by Cross members Fruit , cake-- ; instruction lieved that all Red 164th Mine Company, tho teachers In all the departments. will want to unite in sending to each Knife,' such, as boy fcouts use. the Jackson. Bar the.dial always in view) is. added the "New Orleans; assigned mine-plante- r visitation - racks. to The committee on school man packet filled with Mirror, steel. , . a Christmas Armlstead 1911 convenience of the glow dial, which j is composed of , Mrs.' Bowdlsh, Miss good things and good will. ' Handkerchiefs,' khaki colored. In and to 1st W. A. Clark, Mrs. Coop- DIFIERDANSANT hfompany, C. A; Fort Baker, In " Adams, Mrs.. In order that the men may be equal- Neckties. C tells time at night as well as day. er. Mrs, MacDonald. Mrs. Bowman, yet Mouth orgariT 1911. V torn. Miss Crook. Mrs. "Lake, ly remembered and that there Mrs. Fan ma a pleasing variety In the con- Red Cross checkerboard thisis a be ? Radiolite Mrs. Dodge, and Mrs. Hoogs. i combination.-- set of checkerboard, The Strap Watch is just one fea- - AT. THE HOANA tents, the following suggestions are Kitchen 'cards are of the : 'chessmen arid' Maui, a made for preparing and assembling checkers. dominoes about 50 rer cent more useful than a t'ures of the work on and of . heavy practically whole the Christmas parcels: s made cardboard especially committee , of the., for the ,Rod Cross and can be pur- watch which orily tells time in the day. GeneralSuggestions ,J membership of movement will . M ' the after 15 5 ... "' have, thi matter In charge. - at the Moana Tuesday evening. Oct. 9. 1. Nothing should go in them chased October for cents apiece). ' . Reports in detail are expected fromf .lude Millers music boys will play. which will 'not keep fresh from the Next Wednesday, Oct. 10. a silver may Preserved ginger. -- meeting, Table reservations be made in loving sup will be presented by the "all committees at the next ' time of packing until Christmas. . Kabului advance ':: .,. i pro- Salted nuts.. management to the lucky couple who $4.25 which will be held at the 2. Dried fruits and ether food ' community house ' some time this Informal. -- Why not repay your so- ducts should be packed in small tin Prunes, s . are announced as'wmners in a prize " ' p At all dealers. . . obligations oo.e-quart- lf Figs. one-ste- 1 1 month. cial by 4nviting your or wooden boxes, to one-ha- dancing until a. m. ' The complete membership of the friends to be your guest at the Moana Pates. Table reservation may be made ; pound size. Maul committee - on food conserva dinner-dansan- t Adv. ; : ' Raisins. in advance. --Adv. 3. Hard candy, including choco- candy. probably, Hard late, would be Safe in tin Chocolate In tin foil. i!!!llIIIIIll!lllll!IIIIIIlllllllll!:iilllllllllll!i!llllilll(ll!llllllllllllllllllllini!IIIIII foil or heavy cardboard, but no soft Licorice. chocolates tior anything that could Katch the Kaiser (puzzle). possibly be crushed shouTH be used, (an package Mechanical puzzles assorted lot as the other contents of the of 12 small mechanical ruz;:les can might be spoiled thereby. be bought at the rate-o- f 12 for 00 4. Several dainties packed in ob-- ; cents.) long boxes, each holding a quarter tin Division of a pound will provide a better vari-- ' Manager Can Give Dates ety for a packet than a larger quan--j The articles which are marked witlt tlty of a single confection. an asterisk will be purchased bv the 5. No liquids nor articles packed Rpd Cross - sujiy bureau and can in glass should be placed in the-pac- k be bought from chapters by the time age. w chapters are seady to pack the par- How to Wrap Parcels , cels. This announcement is pub- 6. For wrapping the gifts use a lished early so that- - those lalerested khaki colored handkerchief, 27 Inches may be gathering funds for the pur- Li square, and form the base of the chasing of these packets and as- S packet by placing 'on the center of sembling thc small articles to go in Dainties the handkerchief a pad of writing them. Serve choicest foods and save kitchen labor. We NN roducts. paper about 7 by 10 inches. Chapters will - receive directions provide scoree of delicacies Potted Tongue and Ham. Deviled Meets, Potted Chicken, Turkey, -- difficult and 7. Select a variety of articles from division managers as to the etc. ordinarily ready-to-ser- ve expensive to prepare, bat which can secure . either from the suggested list (or ac- cates when packets should be shipped Over 100 yotf and at moderate cost. Their high quality is assured by the Ovel . Individual-wishes- ) to France and as to fjook Armour's cording to to an also the dates Varieties Label, reserved for the finest grade of each Armour product. for amount not to exceed. il.oQ, and ar when those intended for the home ii OralUbel range them on the pad of paper so cantonments snould be 'ready for dis- &COMPANY - ARMOUR on your dealer's package fee tribution. ; that the entire shall the store frost LIBEraY SHOES" width of the pad and approximately 5 3iouey.for these gifts is hot to be Package I or 6 inches high. taken from the Rpd Cross funds hut S. Wrap and tie with one-inc- h rib-- j should be contributed by individuals Foods F bon and place a Christmas card under for this specific purpose. j A bearing - Splendid School the bow of ribbon. card for and Sunday the greetings of the chapter would The annual meeting, of the Manoa be desirable. Improvement club will be held at the 9. Wrap again heavy, Manca Tennis club house next Thurs- HjH (Sizes ranging from 2 to the parcel in v 5) light brown manila paper and tie se- day at 7:30 p. ra. The business wili Include the election of ' Boys' Librty ShoesM are made of high curely with red, green or gilt cord, officers for the g grade and use Christmas labels or Ameri- ensuing year. S vki kid arid 'aW 'gun metal calf. Purchased by us can, flags, as desired. early in the year, they are now sold at the low prices Articles Suggested for. Packets S Khaki colored handkerchief, 27 ! prevailing at that time. inches square, for container. luridly Mn VUirfa relr-r- Writing paper pad, about 7 by time yoa have looked into the w n and wibd that your akin would Us like nt -- inches. ,.r PT0?1 ,ht voa know.-witlio- a fclcm-- Ur aaaM aaaaaaaaw ... . Envelopes. Pi? can he jrounr for the asking. W ash D; D. D tbe lotion of bealinr oila, orer e s Stoi-- Pencil. your pimple or bieU.-be- tooicht and wake tfe:UdferkU MItlherhy Shoe 1 Postals. up la tfcc moroinx to tad them genet Book (in paper covers). FOE SALE BY LEADING GROCEE? - Fort St, near King. . Scrap book, home made, contain- A full line carried by ing a good short story, some jokes, ' California Feed Co. and 0. Q. Yee Hot & Co. iiiiiiiiiiniraiiniiiiiiHiiiniHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii etc. TlxeLicoxici Wctsli r' Electric torch. Benson, Smith ec Co. , Druggists. Phone 4121 Phon 3451,

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