From San Franehjoe: c7 "f Sierra, An?. 24. For San Francisco rt M&t-soni- Aug. 26. 3:3 from Vancouver: Marama, Sept 9. For Vancouver: Makura, Sept. S. EditioM 'J Evening Bulletin. Est 18S2. No. r.939 Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXII. No. 6378 20 PAGES HONOLULU, TERRITORY OP HAWAII, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1914.-- 20 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS (a) n nn IS 111 i nl L-3- JWL mm u UU Two Importaut Victories Back To B

& v oo Japan And Germany en Break: Russia How Momng Fast ii HE LEADS SUBJECTS KEEPS HE AIDS BRITANNIA miser 's Men To Be AGAINST THE ENEMY RITCHIE IN RULING THE SEAS Japan's UMmatumo ffii"Bruges Tomorrow UP ll 'GET-I-f v: jTlc?k. v ? 'i-- Germany Near Limit Rapidly Over-runnin- g Northern and Western HABITS Expires Noon Tomorrow, Tokio TimeReport Belgium, They Occupy Ghent Unopposed 'h f yt-- German Retaliation Will be to Incite Islam- - i'" and Continue Course. Is Prisoner onjSibcria but Does itic Revolutions. Associated Press service W Federal Wireless. Not Show Up When Liner Associated Press serr! ce by Federal Wireless. v ' ' Reaches! This Port LONDON, England, August 22. The immense German forces WASHINGTON, 22. ult'matum to ... D. ; v . - August Japan's , by ihe R. J. Ritchie, wanted authori - - . ' ; (f are rapidly overrunning all northern and western Belgium with- ties at Seattle ani- - other cities In the Germany, demanding the immediate withdrawal of all German es- northwest, who mide a sensational - out a Eerious check from the troops, of the three allies. The 1 ? - i warsh'ps from Chinese and Japanese waters, and the delivery of cape from the cltr and county prison t 'i v Germans will probably not hold Brussels. They are sweeping in this city, arriving at Manila, a stow- the colony and naval base at Kiaochau for restoration to China away In a United;'. States army trans- southward, continuing the'r advance on France. No strong de- port, haa again eluded the vigilance of net later than September 15, expires at noon tomorrow, Tokio i ' well-fortifie- peace officers, detailed to escort him tachments as yet are near the d city d'affaires Ber- of Antwerp. to the mainland, by decamping while time. Japan has instructed her charge to leave LONDON, England, August 22. The London Express says In custody of Capta'a R. Ix Hughes lin at 4 o'clock tomorrow morning, Berlin t?me, if Germany gives from the Pacific Mail liner Siberia a that the German forces reached Ghent unopposed and tomorrow few hours before that vessel was sche--j no answer to the ultimatum. " tfuled to sail from Yokohama for the ' w.'ll be at Brugcsf wlrch is only a few miles from Ostend 1 (Noon; Tokio time, is approximately 4:15 o'clock p. m. hero. and Hawaiian Islands. . Y Y. '; Ritchie was not board Siberia the seacoast...... Y' . the t Four o'clock, Berlin t me, tomorrow morning ia about 4:30 when the vessel berthed at Pter 7 last; evening, much to Ihe chagrin of Cap o'clock th;s afternoon in Honolulu.) v ' v tain of Detecttye. Arthur McDuffle.i "ill . Albert I, King of Belgium, foodstuffs Now Cheap In Paris : j who has' gone to, the front In who had yesterdai -- been advised that the defense of his native land the PaclSc Mallet was steaming to; PARIS, France, August 22. Meat is selling here now at the low. against the Germans. From a Hcnolu'u wrlthoutthe prisoner be'ng' enrolled on the pasfeenger )fgt DesDlte : est' prices in twenty years, recent portrait" presented ; jto JAPAHESE S U a recult of , the government's effort to n fLET Belgian . resident in Honolulu. riKia nercn iuauu oi uie vessel iaai evening . a nd todai, no trace of the j Mm " provide plenty of foodstuffs. Vegetables cheap. T are abundant and " . J much, wanted man? was discovered by Associated Press by Commercial Pacific Cable) ' : , local officers. ' Britain Calls Reservists ri"l;v;iA-lv- vi; i:vy.5'? v 'ti DRIVER Ritchie had been placed mder ar- Admlral Sir John Rush worth ,SAN FRANCISCO, Cal;, Aug. 22.-Th- e Japanese cruiser ! rest wht'e at Manljk and his return to (Jelllcoe) in. command .of the 22-Not- KD Idzumo sailed from San today, fully provisioned, '.: WASHINGTON, D. C., August ice British navy Is expected Francisco ; issued today from the Un'ted Stat6shad . ben ordered which coaled and cleared fop the Brit;$h embassy here recalls to England from the United Stat ? v action;riU: v 1Anient la.Hhe near. 1 authomies.ru4 I futare.r,rT : J " m - Tenth Division r SHANGHAI, AugJ The of the all this country. ' ? ... .;,., ; wmm .. China, 22. IhJIruHictrvjiU in . v. Cantaln Hughes had been delegated ' to take charea of the prisoner. Dur- lapanese army, 160,000 men, embarked on transports Fri- - ing the ten days re ht, Giraan Embassy Claims Victory that the Siberia CAPTAIN R1ILLER day at Kokura. The Japanese fleet, including one super-dreadnoug- , mafned at Hongkong 'Ritchie ' proved ON TRACK " WASHINGTON, D. C August 22. A brief bulletin put out by SKIDS entirely tractable andmade no trouble has sailed to cover the landing of. the Japanese for the guard who constantly watched I A:-:- : , troops on the Chinese coast and to bombard the German ; the German embassy here today states: .,;,.::v...;v--- J over his movements.- - rhe Pacific Mail DIES; CAREER A tAssociated Press by Fed. Wlreless.1 steamer called at a number of extra naval base at Tsingtau.. : second cruiser squadron from Port . 'The Germans have won a magnificent victory between ' ' Metz ro-o- i PLR1N III Ann vuria lur tea ana m eara , Q-- ' 99Whii s om-- Arthur is patrolling between Korea and Formosa. J. ;and thei Vosges mountains." No details are given. 9 mil '.j mm u:.:: r:,;: :.:: :::: instance RitcMe-- acubns me the passed here:.today, ;. e aj,. cer reason i to believe mat ne was PICTURESQUE British cruiser from Hongkong rather anxious to return fo Honolulu, WAS v ' ' driver, was almost instantly killed. northbound. . "Holy As . lofn. wife." . War" Retaliation Hi car skidded and " here to 'his who" had lust overturned. suffered thrcugh loss LOOT ON, England, 22. Com- bereavement the To Bottom? August The Exchange Telegraph Cf a SOn. ; - ' - Austrian Cruiser Sent : 'Capt?in Frederick C. Miller, a resi- J (Associated Press service by Federal Wireless! ; pany says that leading Berlin da'lies are declaring that Germany is At 10 o'clock In the evenlne before many years; aged the dy rf sailing from Yokohama, dent of Honolulu, for PAEIS, Frarce, August 22. Official announcement here says . 55 years, died at Queen's hcspltal at .retaliating for Great Britain's acceptance of Japanese aid by incit- -' TODAY S MAJOR Cantaln Hughes and Ritchie were pa- 1.30 this afternoon following an opera the cruiser Zymri with her crew of 857 was sunk last week. . cing the deck when Ritchie, without that ing the Mohammedan tribes in India, Egypt, Tunis, Algeria and tion performed this morning for cancer -- warning, dodged ; fnto an aeywy on magazine. . of the stomach and Intestines. A French shell, it is stated, penetrated her : a:'--f'-- r Islamitic --V- LEAGUE RESULTS the deck. Hughes followed, ; Soudan' to revolutions. lowr but was unable to find a trace of the prls-- Captain Miller was an inmate of the Y (Th5s is probably the Austrian cruiser Zrinyi, of 14,226 tons and ; institution enly since yesterday after V oner, v 12-inc- Belgian Is I noon. Up to that time he had been 4 h guns.) Y ( Commander Captured NATIONAL LEAGUE. AlnnnMa tht fharla at fha flma carrying '"' At Chicago 3, enjoying his usual good health. LOOTON, England; August 22. General Leman, Philadelphia Chicago, lay several lighters and a steam cemmander of 1. The passing of Captain Frederick Beginning To Press Hard p tturg--(Fir- st city. one of Russia the Belgian forces at Liege, has been captured by the Germans and game) Boiton Hughes. Ritchie abided hi time ani Miller removes from this - . ;w Dlcturesaue Company i f fiourg o VKCono game), Baiton .""ii the most Interestine and LONDON, England, August 22. Renter's Telegtain. taken to Cologne, according to reports here. Borne days ago an 4, Pittsburg 2. characters ldentlfled w,th sWp8 and 'nearbv SvSSbuS says that the Russian general advance against Germany and Aus-tri-a auempt Wmade to capture h!m, a Ge is progressing uninterruptedly. In a fierce cavalry engagement penetrating to s room, but he escaped, it was report on Friday, the Russians captured an entire German battery. ; window with a Beliran officer and the Germans were de-dare- d to American league. ,;T.Vm" '' new TorK unicago 2, New TOfK Miller rose from the ranks of a fore Austrian Galicia the Russians are declared to have taken six : i - j ... In have been killed, y. ; !( .... ua juiuiuuig, h;nd to master of several sailing ' mast Aa M ... . . I aptatn McDuffie Is opinion , ' " '1 of the 1250 men. ; ; i.i officers . t yvasningiorvl ueiron wasnina. vessels, and at one time was a steamer and . LIEGE ATEOCny ALLEGED ; : ton 8. that Ritchie has had time to Dut a captain. great distance between himself and Aviators are constantly bombarding German trenches and mili- At BostonCleveland 2, Boston 4. v prominence LONDON, England, August 22. Eeuter's Amsterdam corre-- the officers of the law. Captain Miller came Into -' At Philadelphia (first game) St. in these islands as master of the tary buildings and doing much damage with their baits from the' ponden . 4, 3. quoting Rotterdam papers, says that some shooting from Louts Philadelphia (Second steamer Enterprise, the first of these ' vessels to enter the service in the clouds. ; ; '.'.YY ' Y.Y'Yv;-- :'r:i-:'J- Y Y " itata Muujo iu iiicgc oa xnuay mgni precipuaiea a Captain Miller was - in com- retaliatory Pacific. NON-COMBATAN- SENT FROM TSINGTAU Y , machine-gu- Enterprise on lis initial ; n fire from the Germans in 20 mand of the which houses were de voyage from San Francisco !o Hllo. PEKING, China, August 22. The Germans are sending all the stroyed. The inmates ; How They CapL Frederick Miller has followed were Stand non-combatan- of ten killed. ts away from Tsingtau, evidently in the expectation of sea since he was a boy. His first ; the The Germans have seized two millions of cash and demand PORT; contact with Hawaii was In the early early-hostilities- .; Y ' ten AMERICAN LEAGUE. ' millions additional as seventies when he voyaged here as ELGIN, mn August 22. Ralph De Palma again won the an war tax. W. L. Pet. master of the bark P. C. Murray, that Philadelphia ....73 37 .664 HI was one of first vessels to open nual Elgin race, averaging 73.52 miles an hour for the entire dis- the . Boston 48 .556 and I ...60 TOVISITHILO up the island trade between here tance. ;Kjv Y "'; SOLDIERS OF VA TERLAND Washington ...59 51 .536 fhe Pacific coast. ,. St. Louis ...... 56 53 .514 leaving island trade he AUSTRIANS SUSTAIN SEVERE DEFEAT Chicago . 56 After the ' ' .. 56 .500 made his home here, being'ehgaged in BOlvTBARDF.n ' -- v ; Detroit . .. 55 57 .491 The cruiser West Virginia, en route NAMUR IR BING f" CLAMED TO BE SWEEPING to Honolulu from San Francisco, this the Inter-Islan- d trade for ft number of New York . . . 49 61 .445 years. A general longshore business LONDON, England, August 22. Official announcement here is Cleveland . 36 81 .308 morning reported her position by Poulsen wireless as follows: was built up by Captain Milled which that the Germans are bombarding Namur.-- The Exchange Tele BACK FRENCH NATIONAL LEAGUE. salvage outfit, AND BRITISH "Five hundred miles from Hono- - included a4 extensive graph's Ostend correspondent cables that a big battle has been W. L. Pet. Q 1 I XrT and in respect he ha been inter lull at r1 n Iti Hma that ' Boston, ... ..59 48 '.551 Weather 'fine, sunshine. Expect to f81 ,n apparently progressing since morning near Charlesroi. New York . ..57 47 .548 ly every V18vessel that The following arrive in Honolulu Monday forenoon updf$!: LONDON, England, i August 22-- It is officially, confirmed here ; Associated Press wireless message was St Louis .. ..61 53 .535 We will go to Hilo this trip." tunate enough to pile on the shores three-days- Star-Bullet- Chicago . .. 52 .527 of any of the Islands of Hawaii. received by the in at 12:15 ..58 The West Virginia recently visited that Austrians lost 20,000 in killed and wounded in a " : o'clock today: Philadelphia ..51 56 .477 was owner of the ' this port In company with the cruiser Capt Miller the C "SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 22. The consu-lat- e Brooklyn . . ..49 58 .458 of years battle at the River Drina. Y German South Dakota, towing submarines F-- l schooner Luka for a number Ptttsburg .. ..48 57 .457 F-- made a couple of trips to the ' here has bulletined the following summary from the sand 2 for station at Pearl Harbor. and Reuter's St. Petersburg correspondent says that tho Servians in Cincinnati . . ..43 60 .444 stay south seas, on one of which he con- 1 ; Following a cruis- German ambassador: : : brief here the ers to San veyed Father Rougier, to Fanning and this battle captured 60 cannon, 10,000 prisoners, many horses, much" ; Byrne returned Francisco. .The "Brussels has fallen and the Belgians have In the civil suit of J. J. West Virginia is returning an- Washington Islands. retreated ' against Yoshlmoto, doing business as with ammunition, the hospital equipment of the enemy and the military- - to Antwerp. German other submarine of the F group iii forces are being rushed to Challeroi. the Palama Japanese Pol Factory, the ' tow. The vessel probably will re- kitchens, r ... - KE0H0KAL0LE IS NAMED The army of iiie Allies is estimated at five French and circuit court yesterday entered- a de main In the' islands a week, visiting fault against the defendant. ? GERMAN WAR BULLETINS three English army corps. If not decisively defeated, they Hilo as stated in the foregoing mes- LAHAINA POSTMASTER ARE BRIEF sage.' While en route Fran- 22.-Se- to San BERLIN,1 Germany, August ven laconic con--' in Star-Hullet- words today, are full retreat. The German army has attacked the cisco on the laat trip the West Vir- Special in Cabll MONUMENTS ' French and forced them back to the Seile river. The east- ginia broke all existing records for WASHINGTON, D. C August 22. tain ther official announcement that the German army has occupied Granite, Marble, Blue Stone wireless communication between a D. - ern border of Germany is all right. Morris K. Keohokalole was nomin- Brussels. The bulletins sent home from the front are even The Russian port of Coping and Iron Fence. . vessel and land station during hours! ated by the president this afternoon briefer Libaii has been successfully bombarded." of daylight by reporting her position: for the postmastersnip at Lanina, than those of the great von Moltke. H. E. HENDRICK, LTD. to Honolulu when more than 1000 Maui. Tel 2648 Merchant and Alalia miles from these islands. I C. S. ALBERT. Y Additional Cable News on Page Two.J .--

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v 1 t Charles B. Wilson tiled his nomina- tion for sheriff this morning, his peti- il II! Jl tion bearing an exceptionally strong array of businessmen's signatures. cSoSo George G. Guild, who has been urg- ed by many friends to become a can- didate for supervisor, will not run. ac- wolpmann, Mrs. C. Wolpmaiin, nurse cording to definite announcement he HAVE NOW FILED Ifour-da- v 150,000 eu-- Wolp- - battle near Losnitza, in which men were aod Infant. Miss Gwendolyn made. He says that bis business mann. Mrs, M. Yarbbrough, Miss G has gaged on eacn side. . f holds him so closely that he cannot Yarborough. rrve the. time to public affairs that .. Looses on both .sides are said to havebeen enormous. The Per steamer Mauna Kea from HUo Candidates for county office who an elected official should. Mr. Guild's had filed nomination papers by Servians report the capture of a great quantity of the spoils of and way ports. Frotn Hllo Lt W. C. with much their j. C. Hagens. decision has been recelred noon today are as follows: prisoners.' Whiteher and wife. F. rsgret as was felt presence on SAYS GERMANS SHOT BELGIAN CIVILIANS war and several thousand Mrs. O. Bierbach, Miss G. Bierbach. H. it his William Henry (R.), city and county CONTROLS BALTIC. the ticket would strengthen It and sheriff. KAISER'S FLEET Irwin, frd. U Kaili. Bro Atignst Bro capable . FARIS, France, August 22. An official bulletin given out here James; W. H, C. Cajnpbell, Mrs. C. that he would make a very Jas. C. Q u Inn (R), sapervisor. LONDON, England, Aug. 22. Germany has complete and progressive supervisor. simultaneously the Belgian burgomaster Schmitt, Misses Booth (2). Miss Metz, William J. Sheldon (R). cltyrand jayi that the Germans shot control of ;the "Baltic and her north coast is open to suiply W. H. H. P. Cultia, county sheriff. Stuart and wife. - Aerschot, province South ships Scandinavian, ports, A Keuter's dispatch from H. k. palmer. g. k. cam pben. T. F. . What is scheduled to be a meetinf Y jr.k m TP and several inhabitants of the town of of " w ' ' : - pre . . n i "'!--- ' v I il t i tnitsrann nA f aaibr I?Vrott ' of. the third, fourth and fifth Edw. H. F. Wolter ID.), supervisor. .' Brabant, without provocation. This announcement is not confirmed. Amsteroam slates tnatyer itussmn warsinp m ine Baltic , " MahonaTwiss soimon. Mrs. o. cincts, fourth district, on Monday George Makileni (R.), supervisor. fleet is blocked in some liussian harbor. G. B. S. Cole, K. D. night is developing into a general Re Albion F. Clark (R.). supervisor. V' IN GERMANY Pierce, Miss Pierce, AMERICANS WELL TREATED MONEY FOR Bond. J. U. Hind. publican rally. The rally will be held Chas. Hustace, Jr. (R), mayor. SOLDIERS' WIVES. r jr. n lTrn T Olnnlili Logan a , at Punahou and Wilder avenues be Daniel (R.). supervisor. - 22! rn. j u 1 c 4.1. r .1 1 ivawamae; n. v. hoimi, j. oiuuoh, r- BERLIN, Germany, August American Ambassador Gerard t.iv... - , j in; luiiu uuiug, ruist-- lur me uiu ui ufjwuut'iu uiucii R ChiUingsworth, D. Damon, H. ginning at 7:30 o'clock and It was James Bickneil (R.). for auditor. states that the government, the populace and the banks here are all and children, whose husbands and fathers are with the colors, Akona. -- announced this morning ; that W. R. D. Kalauokalanl (R.), city and coun- Castle will preside. All Republican ty clerk. - con-tideratl- by the kiiowti an on. which was started Prince of Wales the cxiending Americans every courtesy and the greatest possible and MiSTfeiS candidates except those 'for delegate A. K. Vlerri (R.). for supervisor. Prince of Wales National Relief Fund," has now reached a and daughter, and a', c. Rattray. . are invited to and speak: A. H. W'm. M. Ahla (R.), supervisor. un--' ; attend The few arrests made early in the war crisis were " : " s Jno. W. Cathcart (R) city and coun- total br $7,roo,DDa; ' ;wi, v : Tafletori, , Norman Watkins and Wil avoidable, he emphasises. liam Thompson constitute the com- ty attorney JAPAN ASSURES U. S. OF HER SINCERITY. ' " ; M. C. PacheCo (D.l. sunervlsor. f Wuhaa" mittee In charge. ROME, Italy, August 22. It is reported here that Italy has ; WASHINGTON. Autr. 22. ,Taian has received from the ""v" Oscar P. Cox (R.), city and county ;' J - TO "AND I sheriff. '.: ordered general inbbiliiation of all Italian forces and that the Duke United Sbtesnai aeclara bearing on the VESSELS The Republican scene of action on Abraham Fefnandex (R.), treasurer. down-countr- y I tonight. delivery of Japans i iiltimatuni to Oerinany. This.isiion-com- - FROM THE ISLANDS! Oahu will shift Andrew E. Cox (R), supervisor. d'Abruixi will command the Italian navy. A big G. O. P. rally Is to be held at Frank C. Benevedes (D.), clerk. mittal. The United States regrets that differences have arisen beginning 7:30 TO fSpfcfat ITIfeleskr t Merriiants Halelwa Hotel at Jno. Markhnm (D.), sapervisor. GERMAN AMBASSADOR LEAVE TOKIO between (tic two 'Powers but that she must refrain from ex- - o'clock with Judge A. S. Mahaulu, the Lester Petrie (D.), supervisor. well-know- . (Special Cable to Hawaii Sliinpo.) n Republican worker, as B. (R.), supervisor.' , pressuii; any upinioii. . .. Jno. Enos ' TOKIO, August 111 .Ambassador von Rex, the German chairman. Delegateshlp politics will Chas. H. Rose (D.). sheriff. ii Vmbassador Chinda assured ihe United States that it is according announcement. sapervisor. representative here, will leave Tokio tomorrow, thus breakiiig !?K2 4 be tabu, to Robert Horner (R), uiu Biiieuve Jineuuuii ui liis.govermneiu 10 rusiore rviaocuau to Kentueklan from Fort Allcnj July 31. Tomorrow the following meetings are Jesse P. Makalnai (DJ, auditor. ..y!. Pu-nalu- u, off diplomatic relations on the eve of the time limit of the Aagtxst 72. to be held: Hauula, ten o'clock; Joseph J. Fern (D.), mayor. China. He also! exnressel his confidence that, in the case of voM GAMBLE Sailed. county Japanese ultimatum. The ambassador will leave Yokohama ii :u - schooner Repeat f6r Honolalu. noon; Kahana. two o'clock; Geo. A. Davis (R.). city and vi'.:.-'- a. Llbbyville, AValpa attorney. - L T Ti... PORT ArvGELEliW-oaiie- AUgusi Robert Parker's on first having to return to Germany the-Tpk- io - it M the liner, planned via government: notify Vashiugton of anv contem- - prosper vZ; residence, four o'clock; Kaneohe, Jesse tllulhi (D), supervisor. " wul schooner for huov?;- I 1 -- .Honolulu .' ; v store. William Henry presiding, six Chas. N. Arnold (R.), supervisor. and San Francisco. plated meysufes; "Z V' , - vAeroflrami. - o'clock. : Jno. a Anderson (R.). treasurer. Manly G. K. Hopkins (D.). treasurer. RTS,,P . - , js possible tlfnj Ambassador von Rex may be able to Shipping, W'm. M. (R.). supervisor. it ; ?j1jONIK England, -- 22.German forces in tlie nor- - U"n?arlnAoff harbor about Monday afternoon; Hilo Bdsy With Mahuka - Au. s deep were being Joseph A. McGuire (R,). supervisor. tatcli the Pacific Mail liner China, which leaves Yokohama to- - - aaii for iio about Several sea vessels thern part' of cigiuin are.jnoving rapidly towards 'the sea, ap- cargo L. Fleming (R.), supervisor. 1. discharged or loaded with at Jno. , day. This would bring him to Honolulu on September jfittie - Inter-Islan- d parpntly meeting with opposition. It is believed the Ger- s.-- s. the port of Hilo at the time the Frank K. Arcner (R). supervisor. " chiyo (R.), auditor. SIJALL GERMAN NAVY AT KiAOCHAtJ. ; steamer Mauna Kea called Bklward Woodward mans-will- attack theelgian army of 150,000 inen near Ant-- Yokoiiama Monday, 5'p.m:, and supervisor. ' there. The vessel returned to Hono- Wm. H. McClellan (D.), . ; (Special Cable to Hawaii Shinpo.) probably Ball for San Francisco morning bringing shipments M. H. Drnmmond (D.). treasurer. ' Tuesday morning; 1265 tons of car- lulu this TOKIO, Japan, Aug. 21. According to the reports made , An steap of vegetables, poultry, 1000 pieces of Jno. Eli Keklpl (P.), supervisor. .Theemas go for" Honolultr,' 116 Asiatic supervisor. ;; by the Japanese navy department, the German naval forco I age passengers. hard wood andf 156 packages of sun- Kiakahl Ioela (D.), arwyiptsO',J.mfe Brussels" and, following Phillips reported the Manuel Olsen (D.). supervisor. . iiow dries. Purser nt Kiaochau consists of one cruiser three gunboats and tlie line Jheajpa3papiure.d Alost, aljdut fifteen tailed dis- Matson Naivgatlon liner Matsohla ta- W. C. Achi (R.), supervisor. ' supervisor. Iwo torpedo boat destroyers. tant," ten'hiilps king cn sugar, the schooner Camano Carlos A. Long (R), . hid etcrn,'fljriut still farther, west on the railr Lightfoot (D.)t attorney. ; ; was discharged of lumber, while Joseph CRUISER LEIPZIG STOPS OIL TANKER. : rbnd-fmdlftooc- HARBOR NOTES about f west of .Wet-- Enterprise had Geo. E. Smithies (R.), treasurer. ; the Matson freighter (Associated Press bv Pac. Com. Cable.) t)f aboiit 200,000 inhabitants. is on tho sailed from Hilo for San Francisco. T. J. Ryh (D., treasurer. terri.aheM"iai Mt N, Crabbe (D.), supervisor. Aug. 22. The American oil tanker Calania J The Mauna Kea met with fresh trades Horace SEATTLfl main line of nijlway to Dstehd which is beliciveii to be tlie Ger ' supervisor. A big mail was dispatched for the and smooth seas. The steamer Kalii-lan- l Ben Holllnger (R.); , which arrived here yesterday from Port San Luis, reports that : : (R.), sheriff. man's bbjechve. :: :r r,y u .. mainland with the departure of the was passed at Papalkou. the Nil Charles B. Wilson ' she was halted on Tuesday by the German cruiser Leipzig The Ostpnd c.nrrp.snnnrlpnt. fh'o.T.nrirlniiMlfi'ilv: Atiilt tbfo. Pacific Mail liner Siberia. The ves- - hau Honomuu and the Wailele at nf - at ' r . noon to- Helene Back With Cattle. ; I i:. r - sel steamed for the coast at Honokaa. The Mauna Kea will steam about one hundred and fifty miles north of San Francisco. north-lda- y. graphed yesterday the Germans Inter-lslan- d re- - that were' overrunning way ports 3 o'clock steamer Helene ' Associated rrcss Bcrvi Commercial Pacific Cable - ' for Hilo and at The : ern Belgium and were to be witliiri dis-- 1 ; turned from Kawaihae, Hawaii, this KO CENSORSHIP ON U. S. CABLE MESSAGES. ; tlien'belieted striking this afternoon. tarice of Ostehd. of OstehU haVa'iKjpulation about' morning, the cargo consisting mainly : ; the city of Srght , Aug! 2. Will 'be" ho censorship - , . , will message a shipment of 78 head of cattle. WASHINGTON, There' rinrtirt i 'l L v t torts Th following wireless has of aiiu ril on sea coast aoour west mter-Islan- d Loa, on agents- - Officers In vessel report fine j ovcr'fcablc messages from the United States, and the matter of uu,wi is biiuaieu uie miy tmiies steamerFJSilMauna 'been received by th from the this . i wind and seas. OI lihent,, . .. . , . . v .v,;o'".".v, :,;y:.v the boards for dispatch at noon next.s. S. Lurllne. bound for Honolulu weather with favorable modifying the supervision over wireless stations, is now under For Honolulu 12 cabin passengers. 1U; - d5 : j A dispatch trom Ustend to the lx)pdon Daily Kxpress emplation. I ; . v 5 steerage passengers. 70 sacks mail. Prcf. Francis II. Storer, the noted states that German uhlans have been seen at Waterloo; The Inter-Islan- d steamer Claudine? 3 packages express matter, 2758 tons fhpmlst HfoH In Ftniitrtn ffr k Inns VCITY OF NAI.1UR INVESTED BY GERMANS. : '' Proposals that rich people throughout Belcnum 8et an ex- - hich has beea undergoing repairs; cargo, ! automobile. illness. He was 2 years old. PAEIS, France Aug. 22. It is officially reported that the finmtp 1t ?at the port, may be dispatched over y For Kahulu tons cargo. Ves- - The divorce prevention bureau of -r-- in Vnhnnmv Uv ncOih; l,Vvi,a l,o6 Ai W34 "-- r" dnU -- invested. The Ger- 'T T i-- : Vf regular routo to Maul ports on sel will arrive Tmsday morning and the Chicago municipal court has .Belgium city of Namur is now partially r:"protests MV'the mans have brought up some of their artillery from Liege and cussion and brought forth that such action would next Monday evening. dock at Pier 15. ... opened. , urmg rum upon ine people supplying tnem. ..3avc got these guns into position. Firing upon the Namur : Several touring parties will depart' ' ITALY LIOBILIZING ARMY. . for island of Hawaii and a trip to fortress began at noon yesterday. ;. " ' the PAHIB, France Aug. 21. A dispatch smuggled from the volcano In the Inter-islan- d steam- The westward movement of. the German front continues, get Rome to Eclair says Italy has decided upon a general mobiii-zatio- n er Mauna kea. The vessel will the occupation of Brussels being complete. The wires between away 3 of her army. Through the same at o'clock this afternoon. ; Antwerp and the capital were cut early yesterday. The Paris source coines authentic severed during the mformatibh that; the Vai oiTice at Rome will, within a few Officers in the Pacific Mail liner lines were afternoon. days,' proclainatibh Siberia reported the Japanese steam- : : V : ; issue a defining the government's position ARtttNG ALBANIANS? ; Chiyo following Ameri- AUSTRIA and stating its purposes. ' er Mam the LONDON, England, Aug. 22. A new complication has can vessel acr03s the Pacific. They professed have no knowledge ot Walker, O. VlllIch.-Mr3- . to been added to the war situation, the charge being made by the O. Willich. being PASSEKGERS ABRITED Dr. O. Zalicheck, E. R. Ackermann, the T. K. K. 6teamer convoyed Servian minister that the Austrians are arming the. Albanians Mrs. E. B. Ackertiiahh, K. Akamatsu, by Japanese cruisers. : for the purpose of raiding into Servian territory. The Servian Per P. M. 8. S. Siberia, from Hong- H. Bailey, Mrs. O. S. Barker, L. Bas-tide- , 100 passengers government has tiled n protest with Italy against this action kong via Japan portsFor Honolalu Mrs. t Bastlde, F. Baiier, P. de More than cabin ' ; Mrs. P. U Cherry, Mrs. Chd Won Beholt, Count Relascti; U. v Rrabdies. have been booked for the coast in the ;: .; ' V ,' :., ; of Austria. . J: ,: . ShU, Miss Chu Hop Yea, Chtt Seo YfeW, Mrs. H. Brandies, E. U. Kritton. A. Matson steamer Matsonia; scheduled That. a shipment of arms was recently landed at Meaiia. Mrs. L, B. Pierce; ' through to San Bunge. LleuL H. B. Carter, Mrs. C. u to Bail from Pier 15 on next Wednes- Francisco G. Accurti, Dr. V. Ar-besse- r, day; morning. Thid vessel is how. at Uaihef Uppers with Vosdeii Soles war-hhip- s, h. Carter, toiss W K E. Doan, an Albanian seaport, under the' protection of Austrian Mrs. M. il. ColkeU 2000 of sugar will be Arnold, H. Bathmvan, Mlas M, E. Earl,, Miss E. Miss Hilo. where tons is known matter already, been made tti'e basis M. Baxett, Li R. L. Bel!, risher, piaced oh bokrd. Matsonia should ' and the has li T. Baiett, - The An absolute protection to - .- - . ... . , . . . 1 . . T TTT E. S.; Florence,- Miss 'IU C. Floranco, I . II f rill J j rw .Tl - T jr. ll.L return from Hawaii tomorrow ihorh no gov-- j ; oi a menuiy inquiry irom naiy1.4...10 ivusina.' a lmuan Capt ForteBcue, tm Fried.. Cant. ?I. - workers in damp , places. f."- V" ing. . j r the: of - rnmcxit has asked the Austrian to explain. purpose the andS . ; Haliex,- - shipment Breweries, Canneries, Cold Storage Plants, lie Cream hipmcnt Of arms. ; ,V Gefssler. Dr. O. Hah, K..J.:gJ Sugar, awaiting on the .5 follow- ' Reuter's despatch from Vienna, originating from A. Island of Hawaii includes the Factories. A bftb SiJLKl"6.:;,5 ing lots according to a report brought Hill, L. Hill. H. B. Homer. Cant R-- E. ial sources, says that Austria'has issued a cdll to all reserves MaJ.-Ge- n. Mrs. E. Uu, R. to city today by. Phillips ! F. E. Liu, F. James, Mrs. R. E. James, H. Latter, F. this Piirser NO MORE COLDS. ( Low, Low, Inter-Islan- d i the first and second class, ordering them 4b report for duty Mrs. B. Miss G. Low, Mrs. H. Lovfe, M. of the steamer .Manna Mrs. LleuL Ha-wa- ll ! T. W. Low, W. Matthew, Mrs.,W. Kei: ,01aa, 8000; Waiakea, 3000; v Monday. , : Marsden, F. J. G. i!cClurg. 'l , v V;' T, Mitchell, Miss R. C. Mitchell, Mas- Maternl. Mill, 3532; HUo Sugar Co., $600; Miss B. Mead. FA T. MHla. A.Moser. P. Boots Shoes l.UGE WAR TAX LEVIED AGAINST BRUSSELS. ter H.' J. Mitchell, fe. Mcinery A: CT. Ohomea, 27,448; Pepeekeo, 7800; Ho- $5,00 $3,00 Nascher, M. H. 03born, Laup-hbeho- e. 22. millipii Monte. S. Moorshead.. Mrs. S. Mdors Newmark7W. nored, 500; Hkkal?u. 13,200 PARIS, France, Au. A war tax of forty f. F.- - head. L. Ockmulleh-F.bckrtulle- Miss E. Osborn. F.- M. PackeK Pctidr. 4030; Kaiwikl, 9159; KukalaU, ' 1 has liecn levied against city of by the ti.ermiiii G. H 1 , vSoJd()nly the lruseU F. drr. Dr. H. Otter. Miss tS. Path.tMiss H. Plnkhain. E. Pdetsch; 2833; Hamakua Mill, 6440; Paauhan. . - : : T. w . . a m - Fi.. ' in n . t iir. 14,737; cnenii in commana or me IOrCCS OCCUpyinST lUe eily. aCCOra-IUap- L A.- Filclter. W. miss ttyersoo,n 9000; Honokaa, 870trPnnaluo, inr tonn official statbme Hdnuapb, 4575 sacks. . -' We IERMVSH0& STORE 1 he penalty, should the city council refuse to pay, isi not statbd. J Reitermah J. Renialt. c. R Salisbury. 1Shicisi. iJeut. Bimsoa; Mi D. Smith, The government, lighthouse., tender, - ' C.;- R--i ; B. ; Bprtmtt- Irish, with Secretary Red field and oth- SEHVIA SCORES VICTORY OVER AUSTRIANS. . ; Mrs. W. ScbtL F. Sonnta?; Mm H.;smlt Stelner. I . 1 ra, Aaoipn u. waaa-- officials aboard. . went ashore off Fort, above King St. VIKtT- St.-:- n A PO KW5,w WiiiVwt1 " tiu(f""- ita oprousej' Mlsa B. SproQB, A.. U Troy, ii. Ynenien vock, er Tt.o n Henlopeh; Del. wai-re-'- ; ' general tiail an . VogolBang, Ills! L: E: Wr4Tk5rr?.f1r Wyaslf.jfWelnen Wesselink.Ca6e The boat B.WUier,'-Mm-Au-Wr!!w-fU- I wlU.8Hght damageUx.--. $ nounces a com piQte Servian victory over the Austrians aftet a A, : Q&Wti9K-tiii- UWllllams. C floated wi r 7J 1 ' ' - . . . w r ' : , .... . ;.-- v y J.' . . ' r.

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RETIRING FORESTER R. S. HOSMER SURVEYS HIS WAS IT I LOCAL ATiD GETJEHAL 1 CLARICn Agency for-- : v. Circuit Judge Robiusoa today grant- FAR FROr.I SOME ed a divorce to Rebecca tJkella from PHOENIX HOSS Palenapa Likelia, on tbe ground of ncn-suppor- t. ' "4 " - - - ", i ,;. .: v o'f the rcserTes, such as can only be here under our local condition. The In Article Written for Star- - , Judge Robinson thi' morning secured by a forest ranjter service. The Division of Forestry has helped to CRUISER Compared with many days enter- Bulletin Con- within ed default againsc tb defemlant Recommends Immediate forest problem in Hawaii make, better and more widely known the past fortnight, today al- in exhibits tbe assault suit of W. O. tinuance of Methods. and the next step In the progress of several species that had previously most stagnation In stocks. Three out Let against forestry in this territory is to get an been introduced, especially Japanese T. Horita and Y. Maisaka. That the Pacific! Mail of five sugar stocks have declined, and effective field organization established cedar, certain of. the eucalypts, and a liner Persia, Olaa and McBryde are the only ones (Having been asked by the Star which Is under British registry, prob- In the civil suit of Dos a summary and in working order. basket willow from the Azores. It has showing much activity; with Oahu a Jose Passos Bulletin for brief of his ably had cap- Rodrigues : "In large measure the boundaries of as well developed the use of iron wood 9 a dosejcalt from being dropped point against Fortunato Ccrrela work in the islands, Ralph 8. Hosmer, Sj : fair third. Olaa in ; the reserves 1 tured by eriaan' cruiser rhen she and others Circuit Judge Robinson the retiring Superintendent of forest either consist as a windbreak for caneflelds near the sales of 200, 140 and 10 between boards 1 Fores many - natural barriers or are fenced. Some ocean and has started upon the inves- sailed into san Francisco hours and 100 and 50 shares at sessioa, all taxed the .costs, amounting to- .iT:.u ' ' I of late early in tiie morning August 10 against Quid. Repairs ...u,. CI ... L. the fences are maintained under the tigation of many new trees about of at 4. MfBryde sold down-- U to ,4.7G tne platntur. . government Is reguirenients of lease which it' is yet too soon to have posi- the declaration that comes from the 1 or 100, 11 K) and 150 snares in recess. - Broken lenses replaced " tive information to give out.- coast Oahu was steady 17.56 25, 60, The hearing in the rase of the Ho- proaft plishmtnU In forest work in Hawaii at. for and accurate work. H.rf. i tained at government"1, expense and "The fcrest fire law In Hawaii dates The Persia came into San Francisco 10O and 30 shares reported. Ewa nolulu; Electric Company, petitioner k sy 2 I I Ui ?v uuifetii; ij V I from 1905. Under its terms a forest at o'clock in the morning and had sloughed three points in, sales of 15 lor a discnarge in bankruptcy, scbed Special lenses ground, to or was estab-lporaiion- s order. t Tne .Division forestry: or private owners. The fire service consisting of volunteer dis- been steaming under forced draught and 5 shares reported and lost another uled for 10 o'clock this morning in the Broken frames promptly repaired. llslied under the Territorial Board of! more important corners of a number trict fire wardens has been organized for some hours. Capt. Hall admitted point on the board, where 10, 15 and 5 iederai court, has been a - continued Factory legis- up-to-da- on premises. Agriculture and Forestry by the. of the forest reserves have been and kept strictly This skele- that he had been warned by wireless shares sold at 20, making a total de week. There being no other cases on Ifltare of 1903. During the. summer oi marked with. metal monuments. All ton organization has been effective in that German cruisers were supposed cline of 4 points. the , calendar today, court adjourned 1905, request Mr. . at the of the board, the forest reserve boundaries ought to combatting all fires that have occurred to-b- e in Close Droximitv nri ho had until 10 o'clock - Monday morning. N. Wm, L. Hail of the U. S. Forest Ser- be so defined and furthermore has gone a long way I taken no chance h rhanveA hi A. Sanford vice was sent to the isltnds inves-- l "During the past two years gov firmly fixing "THE THIRD DEGREE" ti the toward in the minds of the course in coming into port and went The governor, working on an- OPTICIAN sug-lernme- his local and to agri-i8om- e tigate tbe situation has constructed a number of people generally that the board of 15 mUes to the northward com. POPULAR AT YE LIBERTY nual report to secretary Boston Building - gest a forest policy. - Tbis be did and new the of tho Fort Street fences. Several other stretches cuuure ana iurerj uwu. OUSm m jng eMt unti, Qe ma(Je a Iandfal, and interior, has found the population Over May & Co, in December, 1803, upon recommends-- 1 of fence required under leases have of the terms of the total its enforcement then, turning south, came in through Degree,", tXie of the territory as of 30, 1914, tion of the chief forester or the United I also recently been completed, and forest fire law. A number of convie. "The Third famous June to Hos-jsom- e the north channel with a 227,391, States, Mr. Gifford Pinchot, Mr.: other lines of have secured, especially dur- near certain- expose of inhuman police methods inclusive of the men of forest fence tions have been ty -- mer was appointed superintendent been private gen years, of not being sighted at all, but from the pen of Charles Klein, au ine army and navy. This is an in- oil erected at cost. The ing the past three or four where range and lights forestry, reporting for duty in Hono-- cral attitude of the public In regard to fires had been allowed to escape side were doused thor also of "The Lion and the Mouse," crease of 35.482 over the census of VEATIR TODAY - I and the Persia "has a black hull. proving 1910. the population in be- lulu In January. 1904. He has thus the protection of the has under-bee- n through preventable carelessness. This is one of tbe biggest attrac that vear forest The schooner ing 191,909. in charge of the forest work of gone a marked change In the past de-- action has had a salutary effect in cer- Salvator, from Ha tions ever staged at Ye Liberty pe-icaa- e. waiian ports, arrived in San pic-- tne territory aunng 11s rormauve wnue tbere Is still more or less tain sections of the territory where the Fran theater. Not only is this moving Temperature 6 mianignt reported hav- - county a .ra., 7; 8 a. m.. riod. Mr. Hosmers statement Js as j trespass going on on each islandthe danger from lire was high. cisco and ture full of thriUa. but it is htehlv The treasurer's ofilce has a, a. ing seen a cruiser at 10 p. m. the educational, $20,000 on hand to pay iv nu iu noon. 83; minimum follows: . ; nest sentiment Is now strongly against "Very fortunately, Hawaii has suf- deoktin truthfullv the bills for April. last night, 74. "During the past ten years me cm-- 1 it. rather than being hostile or'ihdif fered from fires. But night before. The warship was steam tortures which are inflicted on crim May and June against the water and but little forest Wind- -6 a. m.; XE-4- ; 8 NE-8- sloh of forestry has stood consistently I ferent as was the case previously.' in the leeward and in occa ing southwest inal suspects in prisons to force, fromj sewer departments. The bulk nf the a. m ; districts 10 a. m., XK-9- ; 12 noon, SE-9-; for two majn objecta H;the protec r "In a few of the reserves the sional dry years even in those normal- them confessions fund at hand comes from water rates f move- freest of crime. So.pow ment, past 14 hours. 180. tion and proper administration qr:the lis still being damaged bv wild cattle ly subject to heavy rainfall, the danger COHEN erful was novel j)lay which have been paid tbe last few TO SPEAK AND this and writ Barometer at S a. m.. H0.0O. native Hawaiian forest on tne import land by goats, but in few years fire always present. The time to ten by weeks and particularly present Dew-poi- the last of is ; Klein and so truthful in its the nt S 1 at a. ra.; 68. ant watersheds, and 2j tne planting a very marked Improvement has been make ready for fighting fire is before it SHOW PICTURES AT facts, that it caused a wave of resent week, since the water department be- on, I Relative humidity. S a, m., 70.' of economically valuable trees non effected on each of the larger islands starts. Hawaii Is. prepared; ment and rebellion to sweep over the gan shutting off faucets of delinquent I ti AALA Absolute humidity, 8 a. m, 7.194. agricultural and otner waste land. in controlling this form of injury Recommendations, i PARK TONIGHT! enure, country per users. and as a result the Total rainfall during past 24 Important Achievements, r' I Tree Planting Encouraged. "Just how soon it will be possible to nicious "third degree" - hours. more important has been larce- )2. The achievements! "The second main line of endeavor establish a regular service of forest f0 mayor ly removed from police in Friends of J. B. Thompson of Puu-nen- e 1 nn work the of the division may be summed up as pursued by the division of ;'forestry rangers, paid by and responsible solely are wondering, how faring ' WV t?J?.,ftt ties. Not only does film he is -- " hiAftl'cafte..rlV. the roiiows: . I since 1904 has been the to the board agriculture and fores- i "7r:T a in England enconrae of T L in.ere depict graphically this expose of "in where he has been visiting reserve Iment of tree planting. de-- try. Is" question policy. wif heivr8a moving nfetiir . , ...... 'The creation of a forest This the a of financial L:j.wue- ponce meinoas oui it a for several months. Reports are gen- svstem laying of the founds partment has sought to do by suddIv But until such a force of efficient men tells and the oi Plpping 8tory rep,ete wlth eral that American tourists in all of MOTHERS, tion for a proper administration of the ling technical advice to all who "desired is orginized to patrol the reserves, JeTo1 the war-stricke- n European InLXTHli ?Uman - In addition to the countries forest reserves. ' lit as to metnods and means of nursery prevent trespass, see that the fences twelve singers f sVintfrest- are having a difficult - time in securing -- for-lan- feature there is a comedy fUm en- d planting" will outline nlaVrn";.K: A decrease of trespass on the tree wofk. by furnish ina are maintained, exterminate the re t,tled rs. Casey's money on their letters of credit. Mr. boun-- 1 is mnnine.- All iull Gorilla." which ATTENTION! A eats by the extension of forest free or at cost price tree seed'tags maining wild stock in the forests, and " " tW viMiUHlCO UU t If, Thompson expected to return to Maul darv fences, the eradication of twiwi various species, and by a general cam-d- prevent forest fires, the Hawaiian for v v ,Wai' IU early In September. Ulllltl Maui News. V SDeak. TV law ct1 1 Mrs. A. R. King's light-weig- ht catue ana goaxs 10 mom 01 me vi euucauon as 10 me aesirawi-serve- s est reserve system will not be properly 'Frederlrlr r' . awakening publicwivnnlity establishing now officiate as interpreter forDt CHILD A WAV barefoot ' sandals in and the of of blocks of planted administered. This is tLe first Cohen and PASSES JAPAN opinion as, to the Importance of these! forest from the standpoints of cowtuer need in forestry in Hawaii ujsju at mmmgg wmcn are.ta r..iiow GOVERNMENT tan and black, for children, cial a long way yet conducted by Cohen. AS RESULT OF BURNS have just measures. return, watershed protection or "Next, the territory is PROPOSES CHANGE IN arrived. of general assent to aestnetic considerations. i from having enough groves and plan Last night Cohen held a meetin "The securing at A a 01 The most comfortable of tree planting on waste planting has been in tations of trees of economically valu Xuuanu street and Jack lane and de-- - re8U7 received last i THE T. K. K; ROUTE and the doctrine Tree nract'ced .J"6 child sensible foctwear by by By able species. This is equally true o spite a drizzling rain a of arld . for little land, as evidenced the establish Hawaii ootn me government and crowd five ny2 "' .'.:;'-:.;.'''.- for-- private government and of privately owned hundred persons took a good soaking ?f ' la,ne Marqs died tots from 10 months to about ment of many groves of trees and individuals and corporations Queen's hospitalI today. (Special Cable to the Nippu Jijk) J 30 land. Fuel supply in certain districts, to hear the mayoralty four., years old. . est plantations throughout the terri for years or more, but in past candidate, see - . the posts, The infant had Wn nlovlnir sLmi TOKIO. Japan. August 22.The tory. I lew years mere has been a marked in- - fence railroad ties, bridge tim the pictures listen to the music' and JanaQes government o v the floor of the cottage In today Issued a Don't encase the little popular knowledge 1 crease bers and other lumber for rough work, nn riia nrfi Kalihl "An Increase In in the number of trees set out when mother warning to the Toyo Risen Kafcha ones' feet In and appreciation of certain valuable land a much better understanding oi to say nothing of construction timber, ed the platform at the invitation of the noticed that it unventilated - nad come In Steamship Company to immediately shoes, keeping up of the agl-- j the necessity will always be required in Hawaii. Cohen.' Among these latter were A. L. contact with a coffee but give them a trees, and the for such work than at roaster, placed over a change the present route of Its steam- of subject of the importance I any time before. The doctrine of using With the diminishing wood supply on Castle, S P. Correa and E. K. Li!ika charcoal stove. chance to breathe in thess tation the Before the child could be ers between Japan and the Hawaiian cool, airy non-agricultur- removed Investigations new planting al the mainland the price of lumber wil lanl for the senate: J. W. Kekioi. C. sandals. of systematic with for tree land " J. from the place, clothing had caught Islands, Instead , of traveling in trees and shrubs. V lon tne sugar plantations, that others certainly not recede.' It may make Quinn and William' Ahia for suDer- - its r a fire and body course to gov- 1-- campaign wise would be considerable advances. It has been visor; Abraham Fernandez for treas- tbe head and had become direct the Islands the 2 The earning on of a oil classed as wnste area covered with burns. ernment has suggested Sizes 2 to 5 education as to the value, and neces I has been persistently preached, until demonstrated that there are trees wel urer? Oscar Cox and J. W, Sheldon for that the steam I Deputy Sheriff Asch announced this ers cfrcle ' sity ' of practicing forestry in these it is now generally acknowledged to adapted to local copdjtlons that can sheriff, and Arphie Kahele" and Lowell several hundred miles to S1.25 : ! morning that following hfs investiga- islands, and further as to the Intimate I be a sound policy to follow wherever supply at least pari of ,the local de- iv. Kipau ror representative. the north. I v - tion of the fatality no inquest would which right use . the is possible to to de-- mand. It needs no argument td show 1-- relation the of it secure funds .' 2 popularly as I fray cost, the wisdom of establishing plantations be held. Sizes 5 to 8 natural resources known the initial MRS. EMPEROR OF JAPAN , species cannot CHAS. HERRICK - 'Conservation bears to the contra . been fU4 such on land that 'i:-- - - a A . J A. a "In this campaign much has TICKET-HOLDER- S. 1 NOTICE TO $1.50 ued economic weu-oeia- g 01 mis lern-- written and printed, in regular reports, Profitably be used for. agriculture. ; --N- Or BADLY INJURED CONFERS 'WITH AIDES; tory. " , tti. Iii tha Hawfllinn Snreter anrt A prim I. Also Mary "Along with the forms of for BV Those having tickets for the bene MAY PLAN FOR WAR Janes and Strap 'X The enactment of a forest fire lawi other . fjfVOLyER WOUND Pumps in various styles and and the organization of a forest fire est protection it is essential that the fit concert which was to have been ment and exhortation, and also in the ' leathers for the ones--- I territory keep up an efficient fire given for the Fr Roderigues mission (Special Cable to the Nippu Jijf.) little service. wav of concrete exaraDlei showlne the forest --urs. rfoon waig, enarged witn as- - bigger -or and the ones, too. I Ho-Ir- M service. It will continue, the duty of Kakaako wilT receive their, money TOKIO, Japaiu August "Ana SOme Snare IB me Bireagiura nrnnt tn Ua fmm trco nlnntlne sault, with, a Weapon obviously V -- tl Prices right for Good Foods- - ing of the general pnblic sentiment in : the Division of Forestry to see that the u. retaesed Present their, tickets rat Yoshohito today is in private con- m terms of compound Among to.lif.; ; interest . - .. I SfJ'Catbolie. Mission Th- - roncprf or ana ioresL. wor& present - forest fire organization ?ls i.' vl .x th " ference with Prince Kotoshito. a mem- ravor roresiry ywii this. matter. th bulletin entitled "Euca, ou uBuu in lae auiount 01 iuuu, follow-- 1 v .: : expression m conunuea ana maintained, 'and.' when necessary ex. Khon;n- ofl-,- n ia- - indefinitely postponed on account ber of the army board and military Jias found iyptus Culture in Hawaii," by Mr. L. ,- - ' in? th kenaatinnai - Pas Manufacturers ,' ' - 1 panded. : - of of mcreasea suppon. vj vue iBii"- Margolin..- calls for sneclal mention. yesterday- afternoon in which ''Mrs. .the death thePope. advisor to the emperor, and Field ' - well, many of I Protectioa or Foreais. This renort elves the result of a' co- ,There are, as lines CharleM TTprrilf nan fha rinfim A n a Marshal Prince I. Oyama. It la be ; 01 D Investigation which should be . Shoe Store Tne rrotection 01 me areas i.n.Pi,.0 ihmv mo hv the nivuinn forest it shot illletred tn lieved that preparations are ; being : covering the Im-lo- r ,thte policy of the board of agriculture ne ' tlve Hawaiian forest porefitrv and the. n. S Forest Ser revolver held bv Mrs. Craig. Mrs. I noiul" iaciiic Man liner Korea is made for the drawing up of war plans 13St FORT ST. . . . 1 nortant watersheds throughout the ter l and forestry to .encourage. .Tne intro-- ii i ., . rnuurLHU - - - Kan ror . 1 ir&. uuw an innunt n r in. Linuin i in nivc srrivnn ai to be used in case of trouble between species-o- f iin " ritory has been sought through thenaVfJ reaHy told is evidenced by the Auction of trees new to the hospital with a hp,! Cisco at noon yesterday, Japan and. Germany ln China. reserves, essen planting of bnllet ledged in DO 1 experimental creation of forest pe ncreage ln the number of trees plant-- !sland' the mign, is reported by the attending . . . . w - tiai ODjeci is 10 equaiue ho mwuuuii eaCQ year Jn m2f tne last year lemperie; zone , irecs v uib..iu pnysinan- i as not seriously injured. the flow in the streams that reed me 1 fn full ora at fiand th mountains,. aUU enOUgn pUlillCliy aDU nrhlth ': ronrHa y. Seated at a machine in apart various ditch systems which make the number planted was well over that the public her water available for irrigation, power j informed as to the ment on 220 Beretania street. Mrs. der Ji01l and a quarter tree8 For tne credit kPt rick- - was suddenly oeveiopmen cane numius anu uumw necessity u 114c jtuiuu Confronted bv Mrs. f creatme this sustained interest the ior ioreiry !raig, who, a tic supply. There are now 37 forest Division of Fhrestrv has the rieht to1nd its needs, are all matters that after brief but lexcited re- fepeech, aimed the 'reserves owned In Hawaii. These claim a share. should have attention. revolver and pulled - al- the trigge tlrop-- serves include both government , and "The practice of forestry- niast The. shot took effct, Praise for David Haughs. , Mrs, privately owned land. - The total area ways continue to be one of tbe import-- ping Herriek to the floor. A sec : Is 798,214 acres, of which 546.222 acres, fin this connection it is only fair to jant functions of the territorial govern- ond report followed, the woman point Induce 'em to lay eggs C per cent) belongs to the territory. make mention of the part played by ment On the foundation that has been ing the weapon in the direction of the more by adding some of Twenty.-elgh-t of the feerve.5f are ea" the Forest Nurseryman of the Division laid in'the past decade, may the Divt: ouibling ocfupied by John Craigt her of Forestry, "Mr. David Haughs who sentiall'y protection forests, primarily sion of Forestry 1' build ;strong!:, jind ng i egg-produci- safeguarding the cover of has charge of the section of the Divi .Well. ' Marital infelicities and a deen un- - these of value for : . . . 1 foods to their diet: veeetatlon on watersheds. The iclber Jsion's work dealing with the growing nappiness'. are ascribed by those who v nine, almost all government jandl.were and 'distribution of trees. From, hta Know tne circumstances as to the rea set apart that the areas Included with long experience in the islands, ! Mr. sons for Mrs. ; Craig s act yesterday. Oil -- Mash, Cake Meal, in their limits might ; eventually oe Haughs 'suggestions on all matters re- Much sympathy.' is expressed for her. Dried Beef Scraps, or brought under forest or that the com- lating to tree-growin- g are distinctly It being tated that" her deed 'followed mercially.' valuable timber on them worth having. ' That this fact : is ap- a; series of events ' that have brought 2 .. . - - i might be administered undcj the ;Uard preciated is proved by the steady uer mucn Borrow ana marital nnhappi other Scratch Food. Just consult Califbr-ni- a : the f r -- ; ,v:'1 - - cf agriculture and forestrj. ' stream of applications for advice that ness. . System Nearly Completed. oome to the division. Giving assist- r:; Charles Herrlck Is now' on the coast "Technically, the Hawaiian forest r& ance of this sort is one of the import- Irs. Craig will be brought before , Cor. serve system has now been pretty ant functions of this office. It is an Uistnet Magistrate Monsarrat Monday FeedCompany about it. Alakea & Queen roariv romnleted. Onlv a few compara- - essential part of the territory's forest morning to answer to the charge of as Awaiting an owner at detective lands remain' to be., set , work. 7 ; sault with a weapon. As In- tively small headquarters the matter is (If the chickens have gapes, use apart to round' out" the forest area "The introduction and experimental today is a lady's beauti- one 01 cotnmital tne ease mav be con ternational Cape Remedy,) needed for the protection of the imv. planting of trees new to the islands is ful diamond brooch.' valued at several tinued to the eiT(pB.it"fourt for trial, " ' re- f in portant streams. What has so far been a branch of forest work which it has hundred dollars, which has been . the aim of Division of Fores-at- e covered by officers accomplished is essenetiar.as the JlrstWen the connected with Tbe Bureau of ; Education reports brganiza-ful- l Captain p in the program, but to secure the try to foster, ever since its of Detective McDuffie's depart, mat more than 1.000 children between .1 benefits to be derived from the tion. Only by the actual trial of new ment The article of : jewelry was. the ages of six and sixteen' live in one protection of the forest it must be fol-- trees and shrubs can it be known sure-lowe-d found in the possession of a man re- bjock In the Third School' District In up" by systematic administration ly whether or not they will succeed cently placed under arrest for robbery. Philadelnhfa. .'tr ' ? I ' mm s An' m ' ' ".' ' . 1 mm kc..: t- ii5i:; .v r.3AR.SHAtL, Esq., 546 Thurston Avenue - I vUI sell the whole of.ths neyand han furniture comprising: 4

' RECEPTIOJTEOOJl ';; V: -- r DINING EOOIL BLANKETS, ' Brunwscik-Balk- e, SHEETS, PILLOW ' ' v ""-- New CASES. Sized ' EUGS, EOCKEES, ' Full; COUNTEBPANES, - - A '":Jr:-:'- ; HANDSOME BUFFET SIDEBOAED, ,r;t CHINA CLOSET, T ' UP-EIQH- T - ' MADRAS LACE ' ; CHAJES, . MOEBIS''. CHAIBS, LOUNGES, , CUETAINS, ETC. 4 v1 Combination Poo and Billiard EXTENSION OAK . DINING TABLE, DINING CHAIES, -- TETE-A-TET- E, ; ' - CAED, .' AND OTHE E 2ABLES, ' Quarter-Sawe- d; DINNEE SET, CUTLEBT, SILVEE, TABLE LINEN, KITCHEN. ' - ":, Table, ' ' .v' Oak ' ,. i - ' - ' - .3 -- "'' GLASSWAEE, ETC. ; iPICTXJEES AND PAINTINGS, : . A rery live Uble. Also cne rack, with 24 cues. TxHl set THE f ' of FUENISHINGS AEB COMPLETE nTUVESY DETAIL. Pool Balls. Three Ivory Billiard Balls.' WOULD ESPECIALLY D EAW YOUR ATTENTION TO A THIS TABLE IS ABSOLUTELY NEW. DONT CONFOUND THESE ABE SIX BEDBOOMS, LARGE WHITE TILED (INSIDE V i ,y- 'AND OUT) EEFEIGEE-- - 4 New Steinwav Ubriht Piano IT WITH A D SECOND-HAN- D TABLE. - VEEY FULLY FUENISHED, WITH IEON BEDS, SPEINGS HATE MATTEESSES, ' ' I '"'.c-',- PRETTY BUEEAUS, LADIES' DEESSING TABLES, gabage. '':''': xneltin sweetness tone, brilliant, powerful. Cost w: A of j - Jzt fJt CEEX BUGS. AND A EOCEEES, MTBBOBS, BUGS, . - i ; ; ' .rmT.r IRON WHEEL BARROWS, .. TOOLS, LAWN MO WES, VUU.UU. umy oeen use six monins. 1 ajxu fULNTS. BEDEOOM ' in .vaiusi ur fAiiiu, stutMB CEOCSEBY, BEDEOOM LINEN, HOSE, ETC ETC. 1 L

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ON VIEW WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. 26, FROM 2 TILL 5. t ... FOUR HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN- ,' SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1014.

ORDERS OF THE frm rlNTTDVirwQ A New Belt For Men l mm HAWAIIAN DEPT. . -- I- I NV hole no. tong.- mmm 11. K. - CASTLE: don't see Belt stays exactly where anybody "kickln my hound aroun'." you desire it to. i Holds fast. A great improve Auevst 21. inn. ment in looks : Special Orders No. !.S. JOSHUA I) TUCKER: Those and wearing quality over the old RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR 1. I'ndfr eeptknal circumstances. Shriners made me go to Maui with er style. The buckles are Sterling Silver with leave ci absence Tor three months and them. I didn't want to do It. Blatinmu surfaces. Cannot 22 days, with permissxn to leave th tarnish. BATUJDAY AHSt'ST 22. 1014 than usually accompanies them. Tin same mil department, to take effect upon arri- - -- HARRY IRWIN cf Hilo: I'almer lion should he observnl ill regard to stories of v' al Knc:seo- - Californ'a. of the Woods did not campaign much in Hilo Wichman & Co., ; - he Man to me that tin' saloon is a tleail lox . - . . traniort,Ms granted ( ay- and I really den't know just what It ai mimes eommmcu nv any oi me comoarani m u i niiora jenes. roast Artillery is doing on Hawaii. Jcictlerx. any community. it in business the corps. Fcrt Karnehameha, H. ' to For tin of The allegations of Herman cruelties are prol-abl- y T. Attention is invited to the require- COL. J. H. FISHER: I am think 'ft a looa to make men ilriul: too much; hence the t made for the effe-- they will have ujxin ments cf General Orders No iftf, war ing cf hav.ng my pnotograpn aeu department. j gambler and the prostHntr fnlloir the saloon. the i.pjMsing nations and the world at large. 1907, and General Orders I haven't had one for 20 or 3 years No. 42, series 1SI3, these headquarters, I remember, it is PROF. BINGHAM DELIVERS VERY . Remove the saloon, ami all the ayencicx that land, as near as can Clreat Britain. France, (lermany and Austria (j011) ! a painful operation, though not always i lend to make men t reonsume litjuor are ye- -' iH' civilized countries and their soldiers, it inav 'fatal. JAFAN moral. William Allen White. be taken fur not commit name-I- t NEWSPAPERS grantel, do the JAMES A. RATH: The Palama INTERESTING TALK ON LOST CITY ss atrocities charged up to the half savage CRITICIZE CHINA Settlement playground certainly is FOR APPEAL TO U. S. proving a popular place. Since the I THE PUBLIC HAS A RIGHT Balkan tribes in their recent wars. of chil- closing of school, hundreds as possessed a knowledge of construc- made use of the grounds Noted Explorer and Discoverer -- J That the reent appeal to tb Cuite.l dren have tion that is appareutlv a lost to- - TO KNOW - art Ktate- day. s 7. for protection iu th. Far Kast every of Machu Picchu Explains ay. Immense ldo-k- of grauite, many WAR'S COST EACH DAY was a stupid action on th part of the weighing more than IW tons, were ear- I th!nk Work to Large Audience A liquor license is a tiling of public interest. Chinese government is the opinion of E. D. BUFFANDEAlf: ned to almost iuaccessilde "places on a good idea to apportion the Osaka Mainii hi, one of the lead- - it would be the mountain side, there fitted ititi The public has a right to know the circumstances irat generals and war ministers are com- bv law the representation in the leg- - For more than one hour last even- uig uaines oi the Japanese empire. An ing an audience that occupied every structures designed as temples or pal- license is issued, monly supjMscd to disregard in hu- e.litorial in a late issje of that i.ai'er islature and boards of supervisors aces. Th cities brought l Under which a liquor renewal war's cost ' ' available seat and all standing room to light which arrived in. Honolulu this morning among the various races, according through effort of Professor Ilingham hchl in man life, which perhaps accounts vari- at the Hawaiian Opera house listened or operation. for the fact savs to the number of voters'of the t.re declared to have been unknown in the islands. with rapt attention to the story of the ! . ous nationalities even It is reported that a change of management that no definite estimates have been receive as "Both our Peking and our Washing- discovery of the lost Andean city of to the early Spanish conquerors ton correspondent cable to of that country. j .has been made at Waikiki Inn. It is reported to the. number of men who will die in the Kuro-Ma- n the effect Pro the Incas, discovered by a llouolulan, that the Chinese Government SIDNEY R. JORDAN: The The dvvtVt appealed is pretty u leading feature in the highly instruc- jcaker at some length f Is motion Committee force dilTi-cnltic- that the former, manager out, that the creditor conflict. On the other hand, several esti- last Thursday to the United States and upon 'the almost insurmountable s busy days getting out a large tive illustrated lecture delivered by have taken charge, installed a new manager and mates have heen made of the cost in dollars. Japan to intercede with belligerent these i t...o- - ii:-- .. ... r:..k... u encountered iu gaining the ele r localba-Luu,"u- countries in " vations order to effect ' "l "u,lM ot' a orie of expeditions to the in the Peruvian mountain t financial affairs of the heach War figure - reoriranied the statisticians that when all the iimu ui iut war, aa.l thus ensure the bafnke" L Standi' "'PuWi' of IVru' h'"h iot Pa!it fastness- and the clearing away of Far East exemptio n from hostilities. I mwits to J thousands of years accumulation of i resort. Bowers now involved get. into full activity the year. "Yuan Sh!h-Ka- l gtu- - nexi rection of Yale vegetation and debris from the ruins. The discussions of Waikiki Inn and its affairs cost will be a day. displays gross .University.' $54,000,000 ouch an . Scores of magnificent slides The pictures displayed showed that the piuty making appeal to the J. A. MACAULAY: I note lantern CAPT. well-pre-hcrve- early Incas had been by the hoard of license commissioners haye so far A hUlopean war would mean : i nitea btates and Japan. Eng'anJ depicting the wonderfully brought to a high KPn('t that that the local war college that meets state of civilization. open onAfionhfi ...... Germany, France, and Russia have failed to ruins of Machu Picchu, in the r heen mostly in executive. session. After -- i , daily on the waterfront has ","vi( jVMif ui ii iiuiiiii in: (Mini n tiling. Of , ....., of Andes, located stra- Maps iudi- - .M ...... lnv. I'llUUlll .. Mora r,r l4"lirrtnd heart the with were also presented that f hearings the liquor loard has a hahit of going these 10,000,000 would In- Wilt t( tll- - fl-dl- lt or J b.Bin liphting in the tmitori... ' ?'"oy" 'V' vi V.f tegic importance upon the side of a tated the. vast area covered by the es- - j I precipitous cliff 7000 feet above sea I'edition, and also its plans for the into executive session and there settling matters otherwise put into active service. The daily ex ' . - - - vr level and more than 2000 above coming year. According nr a i t iii own map. feet a to Professor to college to issue its - j - and reaching its divisions. The consequence is Kinse of Kueh a hody of men would he: complete agreement with our Washiuc- - the raging mountaiu stream, were enthus- Bingham, the work is yet in its iu- : . a it..v i as was x t I lancv, cases the public, does not know 1o OAA luu currespenaent wnen he snv.s is on Ha- ittsinttii received, ine ide that in many. Provisioning f trotjps . p. T. PHILLIPS: Over lightfullv informal description from the I tsaiMng The proceeds of the lecture will.ln on in these executive sessions, ' ' ' waii I was told before the of explorer, who took occa- what has .gone Feeding of horses 1,000,000 .will grant the Ch inese refjiiest. or frequently devoted to the tuberculosis section of the Mauna Kea that the Importation in ad- of o-.- ft ' ,Inler the heading,. "The Kuropean sion to inject much humor the Lcahi Home. was are matters 4,-)0,- It reported this though the matters discussed Pav UOO nnir sections of the Wjr antJ fhe TnUe(i thc Mai. frankfurters to certain dress that far removed it from the morning that a snug sum had been . 8taw,, discontinu- ; peculiarly public interest. ' . nichi says: Hamakua coast would be category of a dry and uninteresting Waes," arsenals and harhors .... 1,000,000 further a liet ted the institution and its work ft k C T7? . . ed.' Much concern is expressed over - I one .very few public vurf oan raycisco porresDondent lecture. through the entertainment. The liquor board is of the Mobilization 2,000,000 r possible shortage of "Scotch broth." clings to the .executive session Bays that President Wilson sent letters Two hundred structures were shown boards that still Transport of foodstuffs, weapons, to the sovereigns of five in the series of photographs taken by Count Alexander . Roma, leader of the belligerent HONOKtJMO (master of I Austria-Hungary- , CAPTAIN Professor Bingham his habit It is easy to rememler wben most of the etc. 4 000 000 ountriP8 Germany, Myself, and exploration the Caribaldi Legion during the last the marooned Seiyo Maru): party, indicated the Jn- - Palkan war, d uoocu, i iuiivc aun that that early died in Athens. olliciai iroarus ana coinmniccs ih uiiwiin nuns-acte- Ammunition ureal nriiaia. in otficers and about 1000 passengers ! 8l in closed meetings. Hut that he would be glad to about, theC0,n cl" their real business Infantry 4,000,000 mediate in m a rar ofiier to restore jteace in Europe. that we might be stranded passed, and we have heard not a a that day has Artillery 1,230,000 4The; American president is very less desirable place. From distance single complaint that public business has been much perturbed bv the Euronean mil. of two miles Honolulu is sure an eu- - Ship artillery 373,000 spot. af-orde- chanting d flagration. His countrymen in Europe injured by the greater degree of 'publicity ' Fitting out of army 4,000,tK)0 are held up on account of their inabil- - N. G. H.: I through open hearings. 300,000 ity to take steamers for America. Ac- - COL. J. W. JONES. When You Die Ambulance service certainly hope that the offer of Kauai Star-Bulleti- cording to our Washington message the The believes in the liquor licence com-- Movement of ships 300,000 j U. S. cruiser Tennessee was to be des- - i People to organize a separate ' commission and has rcpc7Uedly7&"hl that It has patched last AVednesdayfo.r ' Pany can he taken up Without In- - Deficit in taxes ...... 10,0000 Ear.oDe wun a,ouu,uuu aboard "for financing creaseu leniLunai iuum, uunciw, will your possessions go exact- won deserved praise. This paper lias no .fault or-can- s Support for population without Americans, and ships to bring Ameri- - ia impossible to support another present personnel of the com- home ! ganization, and we must look to the to find with the means ...... ; 0,730,000 were to folIdWas soon as ly where you want them? - next legislature for help, mission. The members are doing a difficult work they could be obtained. If the bellig- j Hequisition damage to towns, erent governments are agreed. U. S. g Will your house be in order? villi no reward except the consciousness of .hay-i;,- army officers will out. Europe JAMES STEINER1 I enjoyed tne bridges, etc...... V. .... 2,000,000 set for performed a public duty and achieved some- in orcier 10 ajrect reuei WOrK in the ieciure ui rtui. umsuaui ai principal ports in each country. Pres-- ! house about the Incas, but it was a To avoid losses, errors, ex- not by vv thing for the community. It is therefore .1:. nient nson asks for another appropri- pleasure Indeed to see such a great Total ...... $34,123,000 greet friendly sugges--t ation of $2,500,000 for tlie relief . of turnout of kamaainas to and pense and undesirable hap- ay of criticism but ly way of ' Americans.".; - honor one of the distinguished sons of ion that this paper drawsttlentipil to the recent I seen so many old TTtat Italy has 1 no parjicjilar Hawaii. haven't penings, let us draw your will sessions. ;The Star-Bulleti- n believes Ar CALL TO"N(ILjlND. residents assembled in many years. executive Triple Alliance and no sympathy with Germany be, in- - " that' the public should very thoroughly (Robert Bridges, poet- - MARTIN: Is are invited to mav be guessed from the current Italian illus- - daureate, has JOHNNY Honolulu You consult as-t- o Waikiki Inn, contributed to the London Times looking forward to the return of the formed the status of affairs at the f r trateti journals. A recent issue of the Pasquino, foUowing verses) ; . ; Y. M. C. A. secretaries from the mount us on wills, without expense, uuo m, ...... g . Jill l ill" liuuiiv Liuumt under the title "Uellicose V ilhelrn de-- Thou careless, awake! with shining, faces and possessed of 'f Tunn, - 1 I object Thou to Fell liquor andi the Ipublic may properlv peacemaker, fight! the spirit as the apostles of old were whether you are a patron of - i(.ts the Kaiser striding to war with a revolver Stand, England, for honor when they returned from the Mount ) o that license-jra- nd certainly to ex- . continuing other, A nd God guard the right. of Transflguratlcn, ready to cast a this Company or not. the ' , ..n,.Qnfnori - i piid hand and a sword in saying ' - i i ii-u- mvci itint ti.o- - - inn is to . .:' Xr .: Vi ray hope service and sunshine ilUlUi. iiuu , T j T 1 ' XI. i. cf and IV. uuu u Thy mirth lay i , ui .lifTpront me go io war i am uie out aside, into the darkness of Honolulu. nmui n - - innnher from- oni. i lilUUUj,VU rorr that I . ... - put order worm.,1 Thy cavil and plajCf MHonnst mollis The foe is yippjt thee t;: jr CITY CLERK KALAUOKALANI i

Ahd grave is . ; : the day.' primary law were amended, irnn-M-uuuj- uii-- I If the Hie. COinmmev u""'n . . . 0 .i-- ... making It a party primary for nomi- - Colonel iiooseveit is rtporreo ro iuue iui nnLllronnirltftinakeamiblic" . The Monarch', Ambitio"rA, com- 916-92- r..n- . . , nation of candidates, the huge 0 IHUMM IUUPll.u..vU..-V.- . - tit .... " Fort Street commission, at an open meeting arawn nw maorsement. oi;euair Han harnessed his slaves, plicated ballots could be done away tatcment to the But the folk of the ocean danger great- Between King and Merchant - governor of New ork. The chances are that with and much of the of f which due advance notice is given, the state- Are free as the waves. ly confusing voters a uer eliminated. It's r status of the leach his action is due to one oi two reasons-e.i- safe bet that a large number of bal- ent to set forth in detail the For peace thou art new Hinman wouldn't follow the colonel s leaa.ciose armed, lots will be thrown out by the judges ..r ir..ir. nn,i thA nrrnnrements of the Thy freedom to hold, September 12, simply because the emcnt to see that the law is strictly ly enough, or the colonel saw in advance that Thy courage as iron, electors are confused and will not Jl,, Hinman was a loser and wouldn't back him any Thy good faith as gold. mark their ballots properly. HOWARD WATCHES otherwise the public will continue to be dis further. Through fire, air and Water Great boxes, most mysterious in ap- STAND THE TEST. Thy trial must be, pearance, have been brought through ; I permit, f.od with the handling of this public But they that love life best the streets of Wailuku and housed at VIEIR a JEWELRY CO., Ltd. 113 Hotel Even the war can't stop interest in the Xa Die gladly for thee. the armory. There are all kinds of the- St is ories afloat as to what they contain, CAN BE KEPAIKED? tional league pennant race. Boston giving The love IT of their mothers but no one really knows, aside from i ?! Xew York a grand fight for leadership and is Is strong to command; the committee of shriners themselves, The fame of their fathers Bethmann-IIoll-g- , very likely to oppose the Philadelphia Athletics who have charge of all arrangements The German chancellor, von Is might to their hand. Stunts of various kinds have already referring to the violation of Luxemburg and in the world's series. been worked on the unsuspicious, and Much suffering shall cleanse thee, many gullible-person- s on Maui believe Iglan neutrality, said: : But Secre thou through the flood that Kaiser Wilhelm has cabled taat no Waterhouse Trust" "We knew France was ready for an invasion. It is an immense relief to know that Shalt win to salvation Germans should take part in tomor To beauty through blood. row's proceedings. ; we were not. A French tary Bryan's peace treaty with Peru has been Just how much to Trance was able to wait believe the daily bits of news on the nr flnnt nn the lower Rhine ratified. The Uniteil States is now safe from Up, careless, awake! street no one really knows, and every .r disastrous, and we therefore a Pemvian invasion. Yea, peacemakers, fight! thing that the shriners are up to will would have leen England stands for honor, not be entirely known until tomorrow were eompelled to overrule the legitimate pro- God defend the right. afternoon when the procession starts Luxemburg and Belgian -- Governments.' France has put in charge of one of her armies lrom the town hall, with some twelve tests of the SHRINERS, VEILED prominent Maui men in the parade. Real Estate j IN For Sale ; a general named Pan. However, Pau isn't . The arrest of W. G. Ashley and R V. MYSTERY, STORM MAUI "We shall repair the wrong we are doing as through yet. He s hardly.'started.. W. Breckons, Tom Sharp and some 10 - other prominent shriners here for the soon as our military aims have been reached." ISpecial Star-Bullet- in Correspondence! week 's doin?. mav Prove an event of to repair The six thousand French prisoners at WAILUKU, Aug. 21. That the some importance, for it is reported that Is it within the' power of any nation shriners We have for sale a modern home in College been mentioned in dispatches from have already made themselves initiates are to blame for the enforce-fel- t Belgium and Luxemburg have not on Maui is uni-'me- - what has been done in evidenced by the of the speed laws on the distin- Ilills, situated on a lot 100x150.' House con- country by armed Paris. versai interest in all their domes, guished visitors. the overrunning of the j sists of livingroom, library, lanai, conserva- troops, the slaying of thousands of men, the de- the insidious lobby that raised tory, three bedrooms, kitchen, pantry, bath, struction of a countryside violence, rapine, Perhaps it was at outbreak of the European etc. laundry and servants' quarters. famine, misery, the suffering of the innocent, of foodstuff prices the war. the non-combatan- t? FOR SALE If you are looking for a home in College t Apparently nobody is to blame for. tbe jump Hills, this property will attract you. STORIES TO BE DISCOUNTED. WE OFFER FOR SALE A DESIRABLE HOME IN PUUNUI, '''food-price- in s on the mainland. WHICH CAN BE SECURED ON EASY TERMS. THE LOT IS 108x 186, AND Particulars at our oflice. , Germany's courteous and considerate treat-mnn- f IMPROVED WITH BEARING FRUIT TREES. HOUSE to Tb is week COMPRISES LIVINGROOM, KITCHEN, TWO BEDROOMS AND Americans is the subject of much fa-- Last week it was "On Berlin!" of -- BATH, AND HAS ALL THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. , it is On to Antwerp! mmmpnt- at home- and .abroad. Almost . W i. UU1 telegraphic despatches bring new evi THIS PROPERTY CAN - every day Will the next few hours bring forth a BE, SECURED ON A DOWN PAY- Americans on the Continent are uu MENT OF 11000. WITH BALANCE ON EASY PAYMENTS. den ce that for mavor? dcrgoing no more hardships than are inevitably .v necessarily rigid mili- connected with rapid, and get v The horses" in politics often left at preparation.' Most of the stories of sum-jnar- "dart tary the post. "Waterhouse Trust" rough handling of innocent tray- - Guardieri Truct Go arrest and Ltd Cor. and STANCENWALD BUILD INO. Fort Merchant Sta. tltrs are not sugar is only six cents! I FIVE ' FIRMS (. Ta i Service HLi Phone 2500 TO SUBMIT BIDS 1 1 DELINQUENTS IN ON POSTER WORK fi

WATER BILLS TO Promotion Committee Notified ares Dis- Goodoelh That Maui County Has continued Its Allowance FORFEIT SERVICE The Promotion Committee thia morning forwarded to Secretary H. P. Wcod. who will arrive., in San Fran-c'sc- o on the Manoa Monday, a cable- Not Ad City Treasurer Orders Four gram requesting him to at once call Gangs of Tappers to Start for bids trom publishing concerns in the coact city for printing the 1915 Fans and Work Monday Morning Mid-Pacifi- c Carnival posters, mailing cards, postal cards and stickers. This With S50 water consumers delin- action was decided upon at a meeting quent !n their bills Col. C J. McCar of the committee yesterday afternoon, Efficiency Star-Bulleti- Price county to thy, city and treasurer, issued The in a letter to the la gentle ultimatum this morning and i committee, tcck the position that the J simultaneously prepared to carry it large poster, cn which bids were call-- a .into effect beg'nning early next Mon-!t(- j for. was lithographing job and The efficient day morning. did net bid on the smaller card3 and "Every delinquent water consumer stickers because of the nature of the may. exiect to have his connections specifications. stepped on Monday," sa!d the treasur- But one bid for printing was sub-m'tte- d, er. "We have 3"0 people who bo far that of the Hawaiian Gazette Elec- have declined to pay their bills anij Company. Accompanying the bM was Compare, the net prices of Goodrich with 1 M' something must be done. Beginning a letter stating that the company tee Ffivfu (rch on Monday morning we will put out!ccuid re- - not undertake the wo:k and : v-- r ' gangs cf tappers on the Job with a questing permission to refer it to a. .(J large is connec- other makes. Don't be deceived by ck. It ihe list of delinquents and the mainland printing firm. The com in- - tions will be stopped as fast as the mittee had expected that there would v ei y 1(5 i canes can go the rounds. Ther water be no trouble in getting the carnival will be off without jOD complete line f ( Of- connections cut done locally, and had ant'cipataJ discounts. J A of Goodrich I' r.i exception. ! . vcsliru :n awarding the contract yesterday. The ; V At the beginning of this week there J cablegiam to Secretary Wood says fice Efficiency. were 700 delinquents. Half of them,lnat all bids from San Francisco corn-pai- d Smooth and Safety Tread Always on Hand up but the other half, according! panies must be in the hands of the to the treasurer, show no signs of,ccmmittee by September 4, at which wanting; to settle ana ne realizes neitjme tney wjh be 0nened. and the con- - ' It never will have to take some vigorous ac tract presumably let. The specifica- i ; gtfs tion. tions call for the printing of "OnO post- ers, 50.000 postal cards. 30.00k mail- icolci fcig(fd ing cards and 200,000 stickers. The JEALOUSY OVEN posters are to be delivered in Hono- w ork at the lulu not later than October 15. The following letter from William desk is F. county that Kaae, clerk of Maui, which . - t y, Schiuimaini ge Co.. is was read at the OF Caroa II picvided wilh a AS THE CAUSE meeting: "I am directed by the board of su . . WestinghcuEe pervisors of the county of Maul to ' Ltd., for Hawaii t ! 7 inform you that the county at present Fan. HO! AA MURDER is not in good standing (financially) and desires to discontinue your month- ly allowance of T0."

- Star-Bullet- in Chairman Emll A. Berndt author 1 Special Correspondent- Court up he TI1I.O An? 19 JmIoiisv Is Raid to lzed that the communication be re-- to of Com-de- r have been the cause cf a fiendish mur-ferre-d the MuI Chamber minui e s zrd at Hcnokaa in the early hours of. merce. ' Mcnday when a Japanese, Toiyoji Eo-- Some impressions of Hawaii from a J h Guis Jest cn do, la alleged1 to have badly butchered promotion standpoint were outlined to 31 a woman. Tame, The victim of the the committee by p. M. Linnard, who (f the rage of the Japanese was found to is engaged in the hotel business in ice tint have seven deep cuts in her head and Pasadena, California, Jahd who ha3 heat at 1 he ."dcVk several wcunds cn her hand. She had been visiting in the islands for the evidently grasped the murderer's knife past few weeks. For many years Mr. has o fsn. before dying. The murderer escaped Linnard has been in the front-ran- k that r into the cane fields. tnose wno are boosting travel to Hear a Stirring Address In English By the Great From the story related by Deputy the Pacific ccast, and he urged that Sheriff Rickard, it appears that Toi- - Honolulu and Hawaii do all possible yoji was emplcyed in the Honokaa mill t toward, entertaining tourists after Hawaii an and resided in the mill camp. Neigh- - they arrive in these islands, saying bors tell the police that on Monday that they then would be Induced to Electric Col right or early on Tuesday morning come here again. "Make the tourists -- ' " Limitei. they heard a commotio? in the'room do your advertising," he said. . occupied bv Tame. Shortly afterward j Mr. Linnard was loud in his praise 1 s Orator Humorist Phone 3431 '. they saw Toiyoji rush from Ure room of the work of the Honolulu Ad Club s and disappear in the cane, A party the Promotion Committee and other of Japanese went to the room and local commercial , bodies. "Pasadena .c there discovered the woman. , She would do well to borrow the president JAPAN NOW UNDER was dead on her bed and stretched of the Ad Club and transplant him in along BAN OF CENSOR OF side of her was her baby. The Southern California," he concluded inrant naa a sugnt cut over its ngnt Sunday Evening Men's M CABLE COMMUNICATION eye, but the wcund is not thought to I - be very serious. V , . , ..,.' - Mt . m .. a i The following order was issued late ine woman naa eviaenuy siruEgiea MAUI PEOPLE SEE Excellent Music rt ! yesterday: "' - - ' a little after the first orsecond blow, Communication with Brussels is en-tive- ly as the bedclothes were disturbed. The 1 Interrupted. Cablegrams can- murderer is thought to have attacked --4 not be accepted for the provinces of the woman with a cane knife while that improvement, King street should - STRANGE but might be filled by build- one pair cf shoes for every hcur of i - VESSEL PETTIT DIFFERS WITH this other i i J.' Limburg, Liege, Namur, Luxembourg, shi was asleep. be made a boulevard and heavy traf- ings at any future time. Pettit thinks his life and he is 45 years eld heard o Deputy d Brabant, or Antwerp excepting the city Sheriff Rickard at once fic be diverted to Beretania street. CITY FATHERS ON THE the requirement of a street frontage that a prominent San Francisco le, of Antwerp...... a posse to search, for the mu- Action was taken for putting side- citing ' New York and tician was to reach San Mateo this af The following orderissued today by rderer."" walks In the district into better con- . THEATER ORDINANCE ether mainland cities examples. He make a speech, recalled Com- THOUGHT CRUISER as ternocn to the Commercial Pacific Cable ScmeJapanese who saw the man dition, and for cleaning and grassing suggests amendments to provi- - 30 years pany, significant devejopments of emerge the that he had shined his shoes is of from the woman's room swear certain vacant lots. A. F. Cooke stat-- Submitting plans to the board of sions relating to width of aisles, pitch ago, closed up his bootblack stand, East, par- - the European war in the Far to the fact that it was Tolyoli Endo ed that the Palolo Land Company was supervisors for a new motion picture of theater floor, number of steps to donned a high hat and a frock coat, ticularly of possible participa- who rushed cut and across into the ' t, , i Japns Maui folks reserving the gore at Waialae and show house Edwin C- - Inquires reach the doors and character of exits went to I tion In the turmoil: cane field. had some war rumors Pcttit leased an automobile and the of a startling nature to think over Palolo roads for park purposes when- - whether the location of the structure other than the main entrance. meeting., V Cablegrams 16 japan or via Japan yesterday and today. ever the city authorities like to take in the center of a city block, between The politician recognizer Pechlttl must be written in plain ; language An extra of the Maui News pub-- it over, King and Hotel streets, violates the CHAMPION BOOTBLACK Pt ence, brought him np on the plat- Japanese, English or French. They are lished yesterday President J. H. Fiddes volunteered theater ordinance which requires such form' and shock hands with him, and s only accepted sender's risk ; BAND CONCERT had the following at the dispatch from Hana well displayed: to head a boosting committee to in- - edifices to have at least one frontage TAKES MEETING BY STORM thrcughcut the meeUng.Pechetti was they axe subject to censorship and membership 200 by on a street. Pettit makes a number conspicuous Cgure of the may stopped or delayed without "(Special to Maui News.)" crease the to the the nest be "HANA, August end year. of criticisms of the theater building By Latest Mall rally. ; notice. 21. A large war of the AT HALEIVA vessel was In sight from here be-twee- n ordinance. SAN MATEO, Cal. Peter PechettI, 5 and 6 o'clock morning. The first producing oil well in Ven- The building at present would have San Mateo's champion bootblack, who 8T A RRTTLLETI J GITES TOr The Western Federation of . Miners this ot . began an Investigation of charges that Too far out to be identified. Appar- ezuela recently was bored. an vacant space on all sides claims the distinction of having shined TODAY' WFW TiDT a $1,000,000 strike fund In Miciigan ently headed towards Hawaii." was diverted to their own pockets by ' The well-know- n and popular ' 4th An effort was made by the Maui 6trike leaders.- - Cavalry Band will give a concert at News to send the information above be- - Star-Bulleti- IUleiwa' hotel tomorrow afternoon by wireless to the n but Fish, Brooklyn milk dealer, pinning at 3:30 o'clock. A number of owing to censorship Jacob a ' the strict of was fined. $250 for adulterating milk townspeople are expected to go out by wireless dispatches, the message could with water. train ana motor. not be put through yesterday. It ar- Still Ra Mete- War The German emperor's yacht rived by mail this morning. or, Fran Krnp von Bohlen's yacht, the I Several .American naval officers on .Nothing locally has been heard of But as for Hawaii, there is peace and contentment in store for those who build their homes in beautiful rr Isobel, have been withdrawn from the Iouta In "R,a:!trTlan(1 wrp rwalld on such vessel. ' Cowea regatta. orders from Washington. FEEL HEADACHY, DIZZY, BILIOUS? mm will CLEAN YOUR LIVER A DIE A BOX SOON HAVE ITS ALL TI1AT COULD BE DESIRED IX A RESIDENTIAL LOCATION. In Beautiful Manoa Sick headaches! Always trace t&cui Cascarets will remove the cause by POSTAL STATION Valley delayed, fermenting food stimulating the liver, making the bile Cool and exclusive; where the gentle slopes afford perfect drainage, where you are far In the bowels of a sick stomach. Poi- - and constipation poison move on and constipated matter, gases and tonight of to in free way, where Bonous. out of the bowels. One taken .Young by enough removed from the din the city enjoy life a broad bile generated In the bowels, instead straightens you out by morning a Postmaster was reported special ex- you can save money in ground ami put that much more into a home to be proud of, where 10-ce- on postal ot being carried out of the system, is nt box will keep your head clear, the committee reabsorbed into the blood. When this stomach sweet, liver and bowels regu- - tension of Waialae, Kaimuki and Pa- the smooth roadwavs furnish thrills at everv turn. tis-- lolo Improvement Club, at its last polson reaches the delicate brain lar and make you feel bright and Motorists will find it a' pleasure to drive through the tract ami see the beautiful home-site- s. sue It causes congestion and that dull, cheerful for months. Children need meeting, to have stated that he had 1 - sickening headache. Cascarets, too. obtained two new clerks and two ad- . ditional carriers, and that of seven full-acr- Our embody e priced Half-acre-s ?."00 contract stations to be established offerings plots at ?1000to $1250. for CANDY CATHARTIC one was to be opened at Kaimuki by and $000. the first of September. It was fur TERMS IP DESIRED Phone 21G1 and let us show y ou over this beautiful tract. -- ther promised that the area of free 1 delivery for the district would be OR TAKE OUR WOODLAND AUTO CONNECTING WITH MANOA CARLINE. K w I I . If" I doubled under the new arrangements. Another important report made to CENT BOXES --ANY DRUG STORE the club was that City and County ALSO 23 8t 50 CENT BOXES DESKY mm a GHAS. a S. i Engineer Wall was planning to open Fort Street, near Merchant the extension of King street to Mo-iliil- i, his idea being that, following CIS HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1914.

Honolulu Stock Exchange DAILY REMINDERS Saturday, August 22. Masonic Temple V MERCANTILE Bid Asked Read what the Metropolitan Mat -- FIRS Aleandxer & Baldwin. Ltd...... --Market ays about meats. C. & Co 35y St.l Louis College will ojen on the rare Brewer .th of September. advertisement SUGAR. - For Livestock of All Kinds. Kwa Flan. Co 2u 2u?4 White Wings Soap will make the Weekly Calendar house clean. Ask your grocer. Haiku .Sugar Cj .... 124 CLUB Haw. Agri. Co 17 nouna tne isiana In auto $5.00, STABLES I IS V Haw. C. & Sug. Co 2, 31 Lwis Stables. Phone 2141. adver LIMITED. MONDAY Haw, Sugar Co 3Trf tisement. MARINE vr AUTOMOBILE Agents Leahl Cluj.ter. O. Ffc S; Stat- Honokaa Sugar Co r. 6 ixmt encase your littl tofs In fet ed; 7:30 V. M. Honomu Sug. Co. . . . unventilated shoes, tut give them FOR Telephone 11C9 Hutchinson Sug. IMan. Co a chance to breathe in the light, coo TUESDAY: Kahuku P!an; Co 14 .17 and airy sandals that are being sold at tne Manufacturers' Shoe Store for Kekaha Sugar Co MUSIC FOR MAXIXE, TANGO, Koloa Sugar Co. 11.25 and $1.50. you HESITATION. Honolulu No. 1. McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. . 4 4 viien die, win your posses itbapter U. A. go laMes and other modern dances is M.; M. LIFD Oahu Sugar Co 1 7 Vi sions exactly wher you want them Stat.Hl. and P. and M. 174 to? best on Victor Records. These E. Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd. 4 4 It would be better, in any case. Degree; 7:3t P. M. for u to Records can be heard at the Onomea Sugar Co 2". 2 ,ask the Treut Trust Co Paauhau Sug. Plan. Co IS now properiy to draw vour will, so Honolulu Dairymen's BERGSTROM MUSIC CO; Ltd. FRIDAY-SATUR- DAY Pacific Sugar Mill there will be no legal or other com plications Pala Plantation Co 124 after your death. Association Pekeekeo Sugar Co. MUs Power's return from her trip Phone ir,42 to tlfe Pioneer Mill Co. .. 23 2". eastern centers of style means, SCHOFIELD LODGE to the' women of Honolulu, that in a ALL BOYS SUITS REDUCED- - THURSDAY. Waialua Agri. Co j loo very r Wailuku Sugar Co few days millinery confections A chance to buy school , Scliofiekl Lodge, Schofield Ltd. of the Cooke, W'ajmanalo Sug. Co most beautiful style will bios clothing very cheaply. Barracks. Aug. 20, work in 2d & som Castle forth Waimea Sugar Mill Co for the admiration of the i degree. public. MISCELLANEOUS. Miss Power's parlors are in IDEAL CLOTHING CO, LTD the Boston block. Agents Haiku F. & P. Co.. Pfd ...... Hotel St, opp. Manhattan Rest. SATURDAY. Haiku Ft.&Pkg. Co., Com Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.. are trying New Willow Schofield Lodge. Schofteld to Haw. Electric Co get rid of their stock of remnants Barracks. Aug. 22, work iu 1st in Haw. I rr. Co., Ltd mattings short pieces left on the aud 3d degrees. roll, each too short for a large room r r Haw. Pineapple Co. 33 Chairs and IF YOU ARE COURTING All visiting members of ths Hilo R. and are making the prices so low R. Co.. Pfd.... - you order are cordially Invited to at- i that a few sales should clean out the Flowers are indispensible. Ettabilahed In 1UI. Hilo Ry. Co., Com...... 2 know. tend meetings of local lodges. Hcno. B. & M. stock. There's no doubt about these Co.. Ltd... 18 184 being Rockers Hon. Gas - Co. Pfd genuine bargains. Mrs. E. M. Taylor, BANKof io: The Sierra on Monday will bring to Florist Hon. Gas . Co. Com 105 Hotel St., opp. Young Cafe Hono. R. T. & L. Henry May & Co., Ltd.. a wealth of Coyne Furniture Co. Co... culinary delights, among being: HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1, MOD HAWAII Inter-Islan- d S. Nav. them Alexander Young Bldg. Co.. fresh California and vegetables. ERN ORDER OF PHOENIX. B1SH0R&C0. Mutual Telephone Co. 19 fruit 1053 to 1059 Bishop St. ... Primrose pork sausages, and a big as- .v Oahu Ry. & Co. BANKERS. Land ... 127li 130 Will meet at their home, corner ? Pahnag sortment of meats, sausages and PURE ICE CREAM Rubber Co cheese for the delicatessen counter. Beretanla and Fort streets, every Tanjong Olok ' "All of us liko Luxur- Rub. Co. . Phone 1271 early. Advertisement. Thursday evenins at 7:30 o'clock. BONDS. You know that the Graflex elimin- RAWLEY'S u. u. t:n iiKAU,. Lader. Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s.. ates photographic uncertainties. For Safety Blades J. W. LLOYD, Secretary. ies- but litre's tin point, Commercial and Travelers' Let- H. C. & 3. Co. 5s Fort nr. Beretanla Phone 4225 other than press photographers, prob--l Resharpened better than new. We ' Hawaiian Co. my friend ; i f we Knd ters of Credit Issued on ths Irr. 6s.... ably the best Graflex to buy is tbej ; Grind Anything. HONOLULU LODGE, 615, B. P. O. E. Sank of California Haw. Ter. 4s, Ref. 1905.. 3A fol-ile-ro- and the Dostcard size. You'd better HONOLULU GRINDING CO. Honolulu Lodge No. . ly or Haw. Ter. 5s, Pub. Imp.. ALL for the London Joint examine this particular one, anyway 1115 Alakea, opp. Y. M. C. A. ' 616, B. P. ,0. Elks, Haw. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4s.. Large more tlinn wo intend we 8 k ; Bank, at the Honolulu Photo Supply Co. Extra meets in their hall, on toe Haw. Ter. and see if isn't just about the Ltd, London Haw. Ter. 4s it f King St, near Fort, won't liave much for our 3s... article you've long been wanting. Fills Itself Doesn't Leak Chiffoniers every Friday evening. HIloHilo R.R.Co-6- 3 la. '01 81 old ntfe; and THAT'S At least a tenth of every man's lAILEY'S FURNITURE STORE Visiting Brothers are ) into K.ii,ua R.&E.Con 6s .... 70 earnings can De saved. This may THE CONKLIN Alakea St, near King. , cordially invited to Honokaa Sug. 6.'. wlien we'll need cnsli; so Co, 6a... mean a little self-deni- at first, but Correspondents for ths Amsrl .Gas Fountain Pen attend. Hon. Co. Ltd 5s. .. after that the habit of thrift grow U ANDREWS, E.R. let's re-H- u re on expense Hon; R. T. & Lv .Co. 6s. 102 on one saving a . Thoa. Cook & and becomes welcome At ARLEIGH'S H. DCNSHEE. Sec and not buy so much Son. Kauai Ry. Co. 6a ...... habit Deposit your savings weekly Don't Miss This Chance. Kohala Ditch Co. Cs... In the of Hawaii, CROWN BICYCLES ONLY $30. '; Bank and then McKINLEY LODGE, No. 2. trash." "'. McBryde Sugar Co., 5s.. watch the principal and interest Wm. Mutual Tel. 6s . 101 K. of P. Allowed on mount up towards financial independ Put Your Poultry Problems HONOLULU CYCLERY CO. Interest Term and Natomas Con. every 1st and 3d Tues- Savings Deposits. 6s...... ence. up to the 180 King Meets Bank Oahu Ry. & Land Co. 5s 100 101 South St day evening 7:30 o'clock In CALIFORNIA at Oahu Sugar Co. 6s...... ' .... Insure yourself against headaches FEED CO. K; of P. Hall, cor. Fort and Olaa Sugar Co., 6s. .... 75 Alakea, corner Queen. Beretanla. Visiting brothers Pacific Guano & F. Co. 6s 10114 . . . by buying a box of Shac today. Once They will tell you the trouble, cordially invited to attend. Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s C. C. used always used. advertisement. For the Latest Style Hata W. V. KOLB. San Carlos Mill. Co. 6s 100 for Ladles and Gentlemen L. B. REEVES, K. R. 8. , Agri. Co. BANK Waialua 5s 98 Come and 8ee Usu RALPH Alexander Sales: Between BoaTds 200, .140. S. H0SMER Yat Loy Co. K. UYEDA 10 Olaa 4; lOO, 200, 150 McBryde 4; RESIGNS FROM TWO 1028 Nuuanu SL The Gigantic r 23, 60, 100, 30 Oahu Sug. Co. 17: '15, &". 5 Ewa 21; 25 Waialua 97. JOBS; WILL LEAVE DRY GOODS Slaughter Sale HONOLULU 12-1- Session. Sales 100, 50 Olaa 4: 15. 6 King St. ' Ia atftl on at 152 Hotel Street '.'v .. LIMITED .A;, 10. 5 Ewa 20. : Is Finest Meats-Lo-west Baldwin Because he leaving the territory M. R.. B E N N , Dermanentlv on Aneust 2P tn take no Prices Llmlttd. uatest sugar quotation: 96 dea. test his residence atIthica. N. Y.. as nro Auto- - Deliver tssaei K. N. Jb K. Letters ef 6 cts. or $120.00 per ton. ;.V - fessor of forestry at Cornell Univer Honolulu Photo 8ity. Ralph Si Hosmer tendered to C. Y. HOP WO MEAT MARKET Credit and .Travelers' Checks h?s Opposite FishmarkeL PONGEE SUITS Co. DRY-CLEANE- ; governor his resignation as a mem Supply D Sugar Factors available througboat ths world. the ber of the conservation board, of KODAK HEADQUARTERS Commission Merchants Sugarf6cts which he Is chairman, and member ! the board of regents of the College of i05 Fort Street FRENCH LAUNDRY Agents last-name- ; SPECIALjSALE 1491 and Insurance Hawaii. The d resignation Phono Cable Transfers at Beets 9s is to become effective today. Both res Glass Linen and Pongee Waist ignations are accepted. FOR TIRE REPAIRS Patterns The rnnservatlon oommi.Jtsion WIS YEE CHAN & CO. y Agent for Lowest Rates HenrV WaternOUSe TrUSt U0 appointed by.Governor Frear in 1308 ":. SEE I . . . . . - x i : . Cor. King and Bethel Sts. Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar . . . ' ins cniei purpose apyareniiy oem io J. W. KERSHNER, Miss Power Co. LIU I make recommendations to the tern- - Phone 1399. King St., opp. Haiku 8ugar Company. mm v ...... Itory relative to the islands' natural re - Library. Mimvin ngnsiuiu och Bona , !tncmDf Psia Plantatipn, ina ,Q;ffnin has returned C. Isnsrzests the covernor mav find it a M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO. Maul Agricultural Company. Brewer & Co. FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS wise policy to keep the board In ser- - . COFF.EE ROASTERS. Hawaiian Sugar Company. r (Limited) Teiepnons izos I vice "and by calling on it for sugges BARGAIN COUNTER PRE-- ' ' Kahukn Plantation Company. tions make it of more active service tc MIUM SALE NOW ON AT Dealers in Old Kona Coffee "HEYWOOD SHOES WEAR" SUGAR FACTORS, COMMIS- J F MORGAN CO.. LTD. the territory mw m, m W mm m mm m mm mmm m m mt And-wea- ex- XIcBryde Sugar Co., LU. . w mm) CITY MERCANTILE CO. MERCHANT ST. HONOLULU r longer than yotr Kabulut . Railroad Company, SION MERCHANTS, SHIP. pect for and $5. . STOCK BROKERS - 24 Hotel St, nr. Nuuanu $40 ttaual Railway Company. PING AND INSURANCE Information Furnished and Loans Phone 4206 MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO. Kauai Fruit & Land Co, Ltd. : Made. ' NEW TODAY Limited. . ' AGENT8, FORT ST, HO NO. H. HACKFELDt& CO. ... Honolua Ranch. ' 'i MERCHANT STREETSTAR 8LDG.I -- LULU, T. H. " Phon 1572. 1915 POSTER. Limited. WOODEN SOLE SHOES Sugar Factors, Importers, and Edward 1L Brint of Cincinnati was Bids will be received by the Ha for men who work in damp Commission Merchants.,; elected president of a List of Officers and Directors: the Commercial waii Promotion Committee for v places. ' HONOLULU. Silva's Toggery, Insurance Law league of the .United States in reproduction in four colors of the ac MclNERNY SHOE STORE Fire E. F. Bishop .President Chicago. cented design of the 1915 Poster. Post Limited ; Fort, above King St. FOR GOOD G. H. Robertson . . V Gladys Goelet of Boston died from CardsMailing Cards and stickers. THE 8T0RE " THE Vlee.Preaident and Manager injuries received by jumping from an The bids to be handed in to the Pro FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND CLOTHES automobile which caught fire at Pel-- motion Committee not later than five 14 ICE CREAM, TRY THE Elks' Building King Street B. F. Diillntlham Co. Reivers ', Secretary ham Park. The Bronx. o'clock Friday, September;, 4th, 1914. LIMITED. E. A. R. Ross...... Treasurer All work to be delivered and com HAWAIIAN DRUG'CiO. Central Agent for Hawaii: pleted October 15th, 1914. Equal to the G. R. Carter...;.) Specifications may be seen at tne Hotel and Bethel Streets Assurance Company of Atlas C. H. Cooks...... ) office of the Hawaii Promotion Com Sterling mark Basketry London, New York Under mittee, Honolulu. Agency; Providence J. R. Gait ...) COO writer' .Directors on Silver. U Soecimens Washington Insurance Co. HIRE'S HAWAII & SOUTH R. A. Cooks ...) SITUATION WANTED. LEGAL NOTICES. 4th floor Stangenwald Building. PINEAPPLE 8EAS CURIO CO. A. Gartley COURT, DI8TILLED WATER Young Building - ..,...) position in private IN THE . CIRCUIT FIRST Teacher would lik Hawaii. In Pro D. G. May family; and : credentials. Circuit Territory cf CONSOLIDATED SODA" WA? ...... Auditor references No. 4697. In the PACIFIC ENGINEERING box 74, this office. bateAt Chambers, WATER WORKS CO., LTD. Address of Charlotte C 5938-3- t Matter of the Estate COMPANY, LTD. 601 Fort St Phoae 2171 AgentsWanted Hasslocher, deceased. QUENCHING von Consulting, Designing and Con- - . LUSCIOUS Reading and Filing the Petition FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT. On structing Engineers. Y HOME INSURANCE. CO. OF HAWAII For Sale and accounts of M. P. Robinson, ad Bridges. Buildings. Concrete Struc NOV Ltd, O'Neiriildg., $6 King cor. ra estate of Charlotte - ZEM-ZE- M" St. bouse with servants quarters. ministrator of the tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- WATER-LOGGE- MEAT ; Fort St. deceased, wherein $16002 bedroom house, artesian st, 1901 S. King st right.on 3 car lines. C. von Hasslocher, "ins. Reports and Estimates on Pro We Sell Island Product Only 6 " be allowed $624.75 near Punahou : C. Akana, Beretanla st. petitioner asks to tects. Phone 1045. Co. School: lot 53x105. ' HONOLULU SODA WATER 593S-12t'-- $2741.71, " and charged with and asks Metropolitan Meat Market .THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE same be examined and ap that the HAWAIIAN PICTURES, STATION Phone 3445 DANK, LIMITED. FOR SALE proved, and that a final order be Ten. .' of Distribution of the remain- ERY, PICTURE FRAMING, Only 2 gears ta mesh In the Capital 4 8,000,000 P. E. E. STRATJCH made . subscribed.... Improved lot, Alewa . Heights; one- - ing property to the persons thereto en OFFICE SUPPLIES. simple Capital paid up -- 0,000.000 Walty Bids;. 74 8. King Bt fifth acre;. $1000. Tel, 1842. and I B I M O O R Reserve fund titled and discharging petitioner F'R S E T ...... 18,900,000 - - 5939-t- f responsibil- K. Local ? sureties from all further Wrenches S to 75 h.p. Ironclad guarantee, AWOKI...... Manager ity FOR BENT MUSIC LESSONS. herein: VE ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP OF ALL KINDS HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co. Xew cottage. $27.50 It is Ordered, that Friday, the 2nd 1122 Fort St Five-bedroo- 9 m day of October, A. D.. 1914. at house ...... 30.00 A. 1506 Young & Prof. Laurie DeGraca. A. M., Judge pre- Lewers Cooke, Ltd. Neat cottage In town 2 bedr'ms 22.00 4179. Rapid o'clock before the sU Telephone instruc- siding of at MONUMENTS Gfffard & Roth on violin, cello, mandolin, gul at Chambers said,Co':Tt H. tion his courtroom in Honolulu be and the and all kinds of marble wori J. Schnack, tar, banjo and ukulele. expert Ttangewald Bdlg, 102 Merchant ftea! Estate. same hereby is appointed the time and cleaned and repaired by SL 5939-t- - ' f ' m . ' J T- .ill .' I workmen reasonable prices. STOCK AND BOND BROKEAS Brewer Building. Telephone 3623 place ror. neariiii, saia reniioii unu us King St. Auto Stand at Accounts, and all persons inter- Call for Zimmerman at Uembert Honolulu Stock and Bond DRESSMAKING. that wv,in ' may appear LATEST CAS. PHONE 4700 J. AXT ELL'S Exchange ested then and there and C cause, any they have, why the Sam McMillan, Sam Peters Alakea Street PURE AND FRESH Dressmaking, of . all kinds; evening show if not be granted, and may Rcdrigues Milk, Cream and Butter, gowns a specialty. Anna Fedotoff, same should Antone The McDonald, Punahou st. Phone present evidence as to; who are enti MEAT MARKET & GROCERY " 1113. 5938-- 1 m tled to the: said property. HONOLULU . PHONE 3622. V; ,- Dated the 21st uayof August, 1314.

CITY COTTAGE. By ' DAIEY FURNISHED the Court: ' CITY TAXI. STAND Phone 3451 Li SIMONTON, 1 k M. T. CO IT ELECTRICALLY Furnished cottage and light house (SEAL) S I' I4.lt C. Q. YEE HOP A CO. TT T - - - PHONE 3432 Approximately '45.C00 iersons at- keeping rooms; all conveniences; Clerk, Circuit Conrt First Judicial tended the free moving pictures in electric lights; bath, running wa Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. :i co. public parks and playgrounds during ter ; short distance from postofflce. Frear. Prosser. Anderson & Jlarx, lln.vaiian Electric Co. STiR-IU'LLETI- X CIVLS TOD the first week of the "movie" shows at Moderate. Ganzel Place, Fort and attomevs for petitioner. STAK-BFLLETI- X (JIVES YOU -- TODAY'S EWS TODAY St Louis. .Vineyard. TL I64L 5938-Au- g. 22, 29, Sept. 5. 12. HONOLULU STAIMIULLETIX, SATtTJUY, AHU'ST 22. 101 1. ( HOST OF EFFECTS MONTE LRISTO IS

IN NEW, DRAWING CARD AT mm mm ' .11EH TONIGHT ORCHESTRONE POPULAR THEATER I Truly wonderful are tho pleasing 'The fount of Monte f,risto'"' is sus- -- effects produced by the great Wurlit-ze- r taining tho popularity of Sam Blair's orchestra, a preliminary recital (Ireatfr Photo Plays" by drawing a THERE HAS from which was Riven before a dele- larg attendance to tho Popular thra The Famous gation of critics this mororng pricr to ter. Even the rain of last nisht provod its being employed in the presentation insufficient to kep the crowd away. of ah attractive program of melodies The comment of all who sh this won- AD-VANC- at the Empire theater this afternoon derful portrayal of Alexander ivmias' E Juvenile Bostosiians and evening. great novel starring James O'Neill--i- BEEN NO Installed .at an expense of $3300, "as good as 'The Sea Wolf.' " and the Wuriitzer orchestrone has proved that is admitted to be the finest mo-t'e- n a remarkable ombination of piano, or- picture film ever shown in Honcv gan, drtlm taps and a various assort- lulu. The Musical Comedy of the ment of pipes with magnificent effect. James O'Neill is sustaining his repu- While only one musician is needed at tation as America's leading actor and Race Track any time the instrument positively ;n the role of Edmond Dantes he IN 4 produces tones and effects superior to scores one of the greatest suceosseg an orchestra of from 10 20 nieces. -- f his long, varied and successful ca- Featuring a number of popular stars, reer.. Before going into the broad the picture attraction at the Empire eld of the "silent drama" Mr. O'Neill today will include the presentation of had perfected himself in ' The Count of "TIPS" 'The Diver," two reels of intensely Monte Cristo," with the result that the THE PRICES dramatic film In which Earle Williams, finished film comes as near perfection assisted by Nellie Ideal and Rose tion as is. possible for mortal endeavor. Tapley are brought prominently to Since moving to the Popular the- the fora ater .Mr. Blair has shown his usual A western dramatic production is desire to display "Blair's Greater Pho- entitled, "A Silent Warning O. M. to Plays" in the coolest, cleanest and Matinee TODAY Anderson, known from one end of the best equipped theater in Honolulu. country to the other,, photographed New carpets have been laid through-cu- t next week Aloha In hig stellar role as "Broncho Billy," the house, the aisles and stairs comedy-drama- , will today be seen . In a new being covered so that the incoming of j . . now a late mainland release. iiuih- arrivalsi winin nota annoyinei seaien. . audience. The walls have taken on "TIPS" AT BIJOU a new suit of paint, with a gold leaf panel while plans are now way LAST TIME TONIGHT under MICHELM EMPIRE THEATER to redecorate the roof. Vents in the roof and the addition of a number of MATINEE AND EVENING Tips! powerful fans make far enjoyment, Here is a word which sometimes giving the patrons of the Popular an DIVER gives you a tinge of pain in the neigh- ideal theater combined with an ideal borhood of your pocketbook; at other evening's entertainment TIRES or TUBES Two-Re- yitpgraph el Feature, times It will make your entire sky "The Count of Monte Cristo" will be SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE GREAT WURLITZER rosy in hue. shown tonight and Monday and Tues- At the Bijou Theater for the last day nights, to be followed by "Ca- MOTION PICTURE ORCHESTRA.. time tonight will be a synonym for price," starring America's little sweet jollity, frivolity, bomblity. heart, Mary Pickford. The Juvenile Bostonians are putting on a play this week called "Tips." It their engagement at the Bijou. In was the vehicle selected by the man- their last week the youthful perform TONIGHT! TONIGHT! agement to dress up Ad Club night ers will put on the best play in their: Thursday at the theater. repertoire. On Mondav nieht they j "My by ! For fast fun. rollicking dances, witty will give Tango Maid," re HAMM-YOUN- G lines and a plot that reveals the "in- quest. The von side" of the race track game, even to Photo" Play Masterpiece the "doping" of jockeys, "Tips" is the The medical commission appointed greatest racetrack play staged, not to Investigate the mental condition, of even excepting "Checkers." John Schrank, who shot Theodore Co., Distributors ' The Great Hudson Theater, N. Y., Success. With the final performance tonight Roosevelt at Milwaukee, during the of "Tips," the Juvenile Bostonians will presidential campaign, declared the enter next Monday on the last lap of prisoner hopelessly fcisane. THE THIRD DEGREE " EVIDENCE OF EUROPEAN WAR SEEN . By Charles Klein , . . . , FROIvl tiiS FAMOUS PLAY OF THE SAME NAIE SIBERIA IN FAR EAST IN FIVE PARTS .

orHongkeng-wercftenie- d to visitors at th-i- Shipping in Orieht Practically steerage passengers, among the latter Jbeen placed under control. More n The "United. States gun?oat Marietta the time the Siberia weighed anchor freight was ordered to San Pedro, San at Standstill With Warships. through Lymoon being 54 Japanese. 1000 packages of for Ilonolula and steamed the Pass 149 destroyed. This compart- for the north China and Japan coast. Proceeding to San Francisco are had been investigate the killing of two Combing Southern Waters cabin, 53 second-clas- s and 148 orien- ment is said to have contained much employes on the sugar plantation of Captain Adrian Zeeder, master of the perishable material. vessel, was the only official on the tals in the steerage. jute; and other the Sonsuell3 estate, owned by Amor The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, which The British steamer Nile was met The blaze is believed to have origin- liner granted permission to go ashore. spontaneous combustion 0 departed from Honolulu for San Fran The German, at Yokohama and the transfer of a ated through THE HOUSE OF FEATURED FILMS cisco noon today, Austrian and Italian Smitzky was among a quantity of saltpeter. at steamed between residents at Hongkong were leaving Russian stowaway named Sentence was suspended on Ernest to this were dis- made, the man being returned About 1000 tons of freight E. Bcsca, former treasurer cf the town t. : while under th continuous scrutiny the Siberia could secure passage on" outward city. charged at Honolulu before of Hempstead, L. I., charged with of scores of officers representing a bound liners. Hold Filled With Water. u,n iikn.itched for San Francisco. ! passen 0 of the town's funds. Today number of warring European nations, ' Eighteen feet of water had been iet More than a score of cabin iviatinee during the commercial British cruisers guarded the two When ho paid $20,000 ho still owed visit of the liner forward hold of the Siberia gers joined the liner for San ' great into the , entrances to the roadstead at i - the town. . . 2:15 p. m. at Hongkong, Shanghai, and the Jap- fire that raged there had cisco. At anese ports. Hongkong, their line of protection ex- before the The arrival of the Siberia off Woo-sun- g tending to Kowloon, on the mainland EVENING (TWO; SHOWS) . . . . .7:15 AND 9:00 P. M. forts, the port of entry for of China, at which point are located Shanghai, some of the largest graving docks in I i Prices:; 10c, 20c and 30c. f broucht French. Italian. British and Chinese cruisers hastening . the Far East. down the Whangpoa river for 16 miles' Batteries, which for years had been i ' from Shanghai to Woosung. .masked in the mountains near the i , The Siberia was obliged to remain ; British base, had been completely a longer period than usual at the China ; manned, .1 port because of a fire that had oc- - J American Fleet Hovers Sear, curred while steaming from Hong- - Chefoo, north China, is not a great kong. Several hundred tons of freight distance from Tsingtau, the present TOPS discharge badly AUTOMOBILE. for at Honolulu was German naval base. With the arrival - "BLAIR'S GRATER PHOTO PLAYS'' xmnmm- i.i.wii.- v: damaged and ordered left behind at of the Siberia last evening it was P iii m. .lm.u- - - I ' snangnai. xne river presented a most, siaiea inai ine American neei uuer unusual and striking scene with its the command of Admiral Cowles in-arr- ay of idle shipping, according to eluding the Saratoga, Cincinnati, Gal-th- e etory related by officers in the Si-- veston and torpedo destroyers might beria this morning. - remain at Chefoo indefinitely. All Shipping at a Standstill. At the Japanese ports it was re- - mm All sailing of British steamers for ported that the commandeering of the i China and Japan coast ports had been 0ji Oil Company tanks of the Standard indefinitely postponed, the announce- - an(j the Asiatic Petroleum Company at ments being posted at the "many agen- - Tsingtau was a war measure taken by cles along the Shanghai bund. Two the Germans which might lead' to com-Yangs- te river steamers flying the plications. The Asiatic Petroleum Union Jack, steamed out from Woo- - Company is a British concern and Now is the time to have a new top put TONIGHT sung, only to return some hours later a vast quantity of oil at the with the report that a German cruiser iiorth China station, had been sighted near the entrance to Tsingtau is now thoroughly rained on your Automobile. The rainy season the great inland waterway. according to guarded statements made A Two-Dolla- r attraction 'at popular prices no advance. Si-- Several coasters that passed the this morning by German reservists old top on ( beria August C, at Woosung, destined wno are proceeding to the United will soon be here and that 10, 20, 30 and 50 Cents. for Hongkong, also were turned back, states in the Siberia. All buoys had Hankow, the "cmcago or cnina, apoui been remove(j frora the harbor at the dry : : 1000 miles inland on the Yangste, was German navai base and mines had your car will not keep you TWO PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY, 7:30 AND 9:1 5. still In direct communication with the been jaid An harbor lights had been seacoast, affording an outlet for large extinguished. German interests in north China. Pass British Transport. We carry a complete line of trimming The first move upon the part of the Tne Siberia is believed to have Germans was to effectually bottle up a passed a large British transport, bear-numb- er O'Neill in "Count of of Russian war craft. The big jng more than 2000 troops who were materials and are equipped to fit up your James the Russian volunteer fleet, always a fac-- sa(j to ,be destined for Weihaiwei. tor in the military and naval service These men are said to have been : : - Monte Crista" of the Csar, has been compelled to transferred from Hongkong to the car in the most approved style seek shelter,of a friendly port. Some more northerly naval and military of these vessels were ancnorea ai base. - , . , ... '. ! re-hav- en Vladivostok, while others found a The German cruiser litis is also Chefoo, north Ameri- - at Nagasaki and ( ported to have overhauled the Special Ladies and Children's Matinee Wednesday China ran tramn steamship Hanametal ladpn German fnilsers Sconr China Sea. with cattle and food stuffs near Tsing- . and Saturday. It was a common sight for the 200 tau. the commercial vessel being taken passengers in the Siberia to note heavy Into that port. clouds of smoke pouring from three Manv Nation Ilenresented. "THE POPULAR IS NOW THE COOLEST HOUSE IN and four funnels of fighting craft as Many nationalities are represented the Pacific Mailer hastened oetween in the 200 oassengers wno unea uie V TOWN" ;,;':rv-v-:-'V- -:: the mainland of China and the Island i ran of the Siberia as that vessel t of Formosa In the direction of Shang- steamed to a berth at pier 7 last eve hai. German cruisers, probably the ning. Germans predominated, wnue Gneisenau and Scharnhorst, were re- there were a scattering of Frencn, ported by the American officers as Italian, Austrian. Swiss and British Schuman Carriage Company, Ltd scouring that portion of the China sea. business men. The German contingent - The Messageries Maritimes Amazonne, is said to include a large number of Merchant and Bishop Streets Honolulu one ot the crack French liners in the reservists w ho are expected to pro- Best Store for Oriental Goods Oriental and European passenger ceed across the American continent, trade, was ordered to return to the big connecting with a steamer for Europe JAPANESE BAZAAR i?rfnnh nnval base at Saijwn, on the and the opportunity of joining tl' China coast. tatherUud. 1 t fit-STR- EtT CATHOLIC CHURCH Cochin colors in the Rrlilsh Hose Hongioupr to TWlors. Leaving the vessel at Honolulu were 73 Z3. The city of Victoria and the island 5 cabin, 2 second-clas- s and Asiatic Eiarrr IIOXOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 2--, 1U14.

MAN ATTEMPTS Fresh Soda Crackers TO KILL WOMAN MADE BY AN EXPERT. Love's Bakery AND TAKE LIFE

ff'PM-i.i- l Star-IJuIKti- ti ("orrv5pon1onc' HAVE YOU HI IX). A up. 2'. One murder seems REGISTERED? HERE to instigate another crime of the same sort and no sooner had the word pass- ed around alx ut the brutal crime at Hcnckaa than Ptlll another stabbing ARE THE RULESTHAT GOVERN IT and cutting affair was reiorted. This time two iers na may die, in fact, one I is certain to pass away, while the oth- K at- gistration for the corning primary . "Thct- - who registered two years er h:ts a slim chance for life. The en September 2. tempt and w as made election clov ,hou,d nJt reBistcr in jf th to murder suicide To answer tlie many question. as to, .by K. Ickia. an Olaa Japanese, who have not the-.- r ' registration rule the Siar-Hullrti- n chan3e'J residence. stabbed a weman. Takahara Uwi, herewith publishes a statement from! IT tney "ave changed their rei- - through the lungs and then plunged the county clerk's office: dence since last registering they the knife intur his own stomach and "All male citizens over 21 years of should renew their registration. disemboweled himself. age are entitled to vote in the primary It appears that Iokia bad been court- they one rep- if they are properly registered in the "If have removed from ing the married woman and had urged Great Register, which is held open for resentative district to another with- - her to go away with him. The woman registration in the office 'of the city nut rhanninn ,thir rniatratinn. thw refused several times and when, on and county clerk. cannot now register, the law prohibit- - j Wednesday last, Iokia again renewed "To be eligible to vote the voter ing registration of those who have his advances, the woman threatened must have resided one year in the ter transferred from one district to anoth. ! to complain abcut his, behavior. Then ritory and three months in the district er unless such registration was made(tne man seized a pocket knife and In which he votts. ion or before August 3. The law auto- - PJungea u into me woman s oreasu , Registration closes on September maticaUy ditallows, in case of such The instrument penetrated the left Dress Your Son Like The Little Man He Is ,un ,s l& 2. The hour of closinj has not yet transfers, registration 'within three Jt said- - an1 tnP woman fejl, been determined. I months befcre the general election." the ground. Thinking he had killed (ho Tnlria HiftckI hie shnrt nnrt : stuck the kinfe Into his stomach. He Inflicted a terrible wcund upon himself This Fall when he returns to school, advanced one rung high- DEATH OF MRS. ANN STANGEN ALD and there is little chance of his re- covering from it. Beth the man and the woman are ' er on the hard-to-clim- b Ladder of Learning, he should be dressed cow in the hospital. The man ex- RECALLS MANY STORIES Of PAST presses a desire to die. it is said. and does not shew any regret for his deod quite differently than when he left school.

Thousand Soldiers, Entertained ran high In every American heart In Hawaii. MARRIAGE LICENSES by Her, Affectionately Called Mrr tlian 1 H"rt enlietori mpn rn Now he'll be with older boys; he'll have new duties and studies, and ! Issued by FKANK 31. BAKRERE Her "Grandmother" their way to the Philino.nes were en-- ! tertained by Mrs. Stangenwald when 89 Merchant Street responsibilities him for play transport came through added dress the new part he has to for the first this 45 A link between Hawaii of the old - Felix Turro. Honolulu , port. Mrs. Stangenwald took person- days and Hawaii of the new was brok-.a- C,ora of th' en;oPtllimfinf mmi Ksa Garciaz, Honolulu 34 the new position he has to Fill. We'll help you in this. en last week when Mrs. Ann Stangen-- j was lnformally hospitable to a degree.' passed away oa Tsuneshiro voshitake. Kelakeni, wald at her home The soldier-boy-s called her "grand- - Nuuanu avenue. With her death there v.,-- ! Kona .56 passed also a woman of wide and Bin- - Korv:nr lemonade and cakes and othpr Kiyo Nakaehima, l. S. I. s .24 w Bring your hoy to the store here He and You and We can go cere sympathies ana one io. unui good things. Her hospitality and age restricted her activities, was poodnes8 widely COMMERCIAL NOTES 1 , of heart became oremosi irrmany gooa woncs requir-- known through the army for this and thoroughly into his clothing needs. ing not only generosity of purse 'but. iater transports brought many soldiers Ewa has completed grinding with t(urivou; in nit ai i;nui I, (who had heard of her and called on an output of about 30,300 tons of su- - Of her public spirit and regard for her when they were given shore-leav- e, gar. progress and Improvement in Hawaii) Mrs. Stangenwald was the daughter. And, Madam, you know there is a 25 discount on all Boys' there are rrany tstoiies. One of the of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dimond, who' Up to this week Waia'a had stories most illustrative of . her. kind j came with the early missionaries. Not ground 28,488 tons of sugar, with the riess of heart anl thoughtfulness, as all of those early pioneers were expectation of 1500 tons more. Suits purchased this month. ! well as of unbounded hospitality, V preachers each had an occupation, comes from the troublous days of the that of Mr. Dimond being a bookbind- - Several plantation agents have Spanlsh-Ar- r er!can war. la those days, er. Mrs. Dimond was a splendid type stated that the price of sugar to plan-whe- n Uncle Sam's plana to free Cuba of woman, part French in blood, very tation employes will not be raised. had Involved the United States in vivacious and always bright and cheer war with Spain, feelings of patriotism ' ful.V Both lived to be older than their Olaa is expected to complete grind- - - Silva's Toggery, - - crop es- . 15. Ltd. - daughter at the time she passed away, ing about September Its sia i m j She was born March 19, 1841, dying at timate is unchanged rrom Z4,uuu tons .... the age of 73. of sugar. "The Store for Good Clothes" I Her death on Thursday of last week' steamer-Enterpris- was due t.o heart disease. She was The Matson e was very active until the last. The sharp the first ocean-goin- g steam vessel to attack came on the Monday previous, use the new government wharf in Ku- - ElksBldg. . King Street ' She was one of seven children, but hio Bay, Kilo, only one immediate relative survives.! - M Edwin Dimond of San Francisco, ne-- Heavy rains have continued on the; phew. Her nieces are Mrs. A. B. windward coast of Hawaii. On Kauai Wood, Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Thomas Hoi- - weather conditions have Improved for bron, Mrs. William Dickey, Mrs. Jo-- the plantations. seph Simpson orChicago, Mrs. Tobin. . Through a Ion? life Mrs. Stangen- - James Ogg, engineer of Pahala Mill, wald was a steadfast member of Cen- - has invented a device that obviates tral Union Church, but there was no certain undesirable results that have narrowness in her religion though sha attended the action of the Messchaert e held to her beliefs. She gave gener. juice groove in mill rollers. cusly to every donation and object ' J which she thought worthy and needy. : Bishop & Co. are going to establish During, the Spanish-America- n war, a branch of, their bank at Schofleld when her houss was open to all the Barracks, for which the erection of a soldiers, she gave with her fruit and opened has been started. It will be lemon refreshments bibles or testa- - opend in a few weeks, in charge of ments to scores of men who took John Macaulay with two assistants. them gladly. She was artistic and $800,000 of Hawaiian capital was dropped fond of beautiful things, and her gar a vacation of three months on the - , . den1 was noted In Honolulu. She per mainland will be taken by A. M.. No-- - ! EOnallJr superintended its arrangement well, manager of the Sugar Factors' - VV ( ) I J I W fV i and care and her collectIa of fern Co., and on his way back he will vis- E - fc , was a remarkable one. In personality it the Crockett refinery In California, down a hole in Mexico. Dividends-No- ne Mrs" very In-- CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR ON Stansenwald was quiet and in which the Factors are largely THE REPUBLICAN TICKET AT i "-- "'j """i--i wug uu cicuii leresiea. THE PRIMARIES. tvi uc uiauj puuauLurupic ueeus, ioi which she seldom referred. This self-- Advices Iiavp heen received hv the I - denying apparent hereby announce mrself aa a can- trait w.is to the Waterhm.s. romnanv T.td . that anot $24,000 of Hawaiian capital spent in - sev-'cru(j- e was dldate for senator at the primaries- last. for though Ehe suffered for rubber was selling In New and ask for your support I have al- - eraI months from heart disease, often, York this week at $1.10 per pound, ways been Republican. In 1904 you heing unable to lie down, she was In- - against 55 cents .at last mail advices. , ciectea me io ine tiouse oi itepresen-- ' i'ncui. uu uucumpuimng. I On account of this news the Naniku Many com-hu3ban- d. tatives and I served In the session of stories are also told of herjan(i Hawaiian-America- n rubber ' advertising Hawaii. :. : . I :. Dividends 1903. i . , . Dr. Hugo Stangenwald, a panies will at once resume tapping on well-know- n In 1906 you again elected me to the physician for many years. J their plantations on Maui, that opera-- House, of RDnriT.tt(v. o.4 T "e merman ana or an inventive tinn havinsr hoon msnenHrt fnr the of a- - In the session of 1&07. turn mind. In fact, he devoted past eighteen months to await im-- In 1,08 rou . Scn;l gSSL 11 ?A THREE MILLION DOLLARS e.er ,ong anVlMl" a Ume an Inven- - Bvii,. and E. Murphy met the new 1S03 , iff whose basic Idea"''vu tn toIIpva ' j.,. v " io v.icou ma ftu uptu Buuenag. uui nis worK proceeded book. - There is cot a voter in the dis- slowly and often, It is said by old-tric- t 1 that asked to vote forme lnj timers, he would come near the com-an- y of my previous campaigns that I.pletion of something only to find that canuot again honorably ask for his some man with more time and speed- support In the present campaign. ier methods had patented it. ahead of I have served as chairman cn some him. His scientific work was veiled of the most important commMtees in In much mystery, even for his friends, both houses. My record and, reports and part of hia ground was enclosed In the same are with a high fence popularly - clear and are on file that Was Im V. . . . 1 t .... tu iuc uueiuaifuin &ta"Arcnives iUllaing. supposed to shield from curious gaze I have never aspired to be a leading all. sorts of strange devices. See spellbinder, nor have I been a gallery The Point ? adherent MAUI ATTORNEYS FORM I always ' have been reserved and COMMITTEE TO WELCOME IK. conservative t in my actions. I sup- ported any bill that had merit to it CIRCUIT: JUDGE EDINGS and that I thought was for the benefit v . tFpcctal Star-Bulk-t- m cf the majority of the people no mat- - Correspondence J a t la a . - ier wneuner it was iniroauceaj uy a AVAILUKU, Aug. 21. Tudge W. S. r Republican, Democrat or Home Ruler. Edings, who was sworn in as judge of T T I .. J I, .!' I . the Second Circuit a few days ago in Honolulu, arrived on Maui Wednesday I tave read the platform of the Re- evening', and has taken up his head- publican party and endorse the same. quarters at the Maui hotel, where he Jf nominated and elected to the next will reside., ;,. Remember it when the Ad Glub Man calls Legislature I will act in the future s He was met at the wharf by all the r , I have in the past for the interest of local attorneys, and escorted to his all elates to the best of my ability. hotel-- - Though not a stranger. here, it I am In favor of the present liquor and was a pleasant surprise. to. .him to be E. H. Lewis Sunday laws, and will oppose any greeted by .many of his legal friends changes to either outside of the am- - upon his first trip to Maui after hav- Democratic Candidate for ing received his commission. Hon. John Y. Kalua, bounty Attornev D. H. Supervisor E. W. QUI.N'N. Case,' Judge W. F. Crockett, Assistant Good Roads and a Business Ad. Countj-Attorne- y Enos Vincent, E. R. ministration is my Platform. btar-btjixeti- noxoLtrnr k. Saturday, .rorsT 22,1914. KIND

IF HISTORY REPEATS

FEDS DUE FOR BLOW-U-P

I By Latest Mail $t0.0oo to the late Jchn T. Brush for NEW YORK. Once the richest and Glasscock. Tenny. Rusie. Buckley. Bas-srt- t. most powerful magnate in th? Nation- IoyIe and Scanlon, of the In- al League, John B. Day, founder of dianapolis team, began to fly signals the New York baseball club, which of distress. His games at the Polo has controlled the Giants since grounds, which he had built on th 25TH AND COAST Hawaiian Athletics the Riverside League P. A. C. PROTEST now draws a small salary for super- plot at One Hundred and Fifty-fift- h of vising the turnstiles at the Polo street and Eighth avenue, had attract- grounds. Day's fortune, made in 1SS ed an average of 200 paid admissions, and 188$. when the Giants won two so that his losses footed up closo to START LOST BY SINGLE world's championships from the St $1000 each day. DEFENSE Louis Browns and the Brooklyns. re- Other National league club owners 1 .. 5: spectively, was swept away in vainly came to Day's assistance with $100,-00- 0 fighting the Brotherhood revolt of to enable his team to play out the 1S90. He sacrificed all to remain loy- schedule, but thv also took away his OFF TOMQRROW VOTE OF LEAGUE al to the National League, which, stock. At the end of this disastrous without his allegiance, would have year the brotherhood backers, who ! I public 1 - been crushed in mldseason. In fart. had discovered that the did not f- ivay a in up ana f-- Tt I refused half interest the care ror war, tnrew tneir nanus Best Three Out of Five Games St. Louis and Asahis Support New York Brotherhood club, together were glad to consider a plan for con- to Decide Relative Merits fX i' Paresa Hawaiis, Punahous with a $25A0 salary to serve as pre- solidating the rival clubs in the var- Oppose sident. ious cities. But John S. Day. froxen of the Two Teams and Coast Defense Players Broke Faith. out of the club he organized, was left The story of Diy's ruin is an old without a dollar. Ur-Bullet- in Onm-HP""'''""- '! protest of Portuguese Ath- Imperial The the one. but his w.onderful faith in th? Feds Due For Blowup. SCIIOFIKLI) BARRACKS. Aug. 22. letic club against last Sunday's Oahu s ball players who threw him down "The present Federal League move- game, w-a- won by The first of what should prove an league which the never has been told. At the sugges- ment reminds me of the old days," Union 12 in- Interesting series cf ball games will Chinese Athletic after tion, of James Mutrie, Day organized 6aid Day. "The nlayers who have de- be played tomorrow at Schofleld be- nings, was considered by the league the old Metropolitans, who wen the serted organized baseball have no tween the Coast Defense and the 25th directors rand thrown cut of court. American Association championship grievances. Neither are they grateful Manager,' Paresa of the Portuguese Infantry. The series is to be the best - -- in 18S1. He leased the Polo grounds, for the fair treatment they have re- three out of five games, and all the IK' .vs. t . then asked for an appeal to the board then located at Fifih avenue and One ceived. It is a case of money, not It Avv' i of request was details fcr the other games will be ;'.. r arbitration, but this As Fed- Hundred and Tenth street. the sentiment, and the backers of the also -- so disputed arranged tomorrow between Lt G. L. turned down that the National League was the parent body. eral League will soon follow the ex- Van Deusen and Lt R. P. Harbold, game stands on the records and the Day pocn blindly percentages snd Mutrie applied for a ample of the men who flnanc the respective managers. of the teams remain the franchise to operate a New York club. ago. They will quit In disgust ready The baseball enthusiasts cf the army same. Tflio toam woe n lrlrn a nof1 Iha fllantai ago. They will quit in dusgust ready Portuguese protest was on both at Schofleld Barracks and in The the in 18S7 because the players included to sue for peace with the National and point sec-en- d town have been urging such a series of whether a base runner on big men Buck Kw'ng. Roger Connor. leagues. Army league in the eighth inning was entitled American since y the close of the Tim Keefe, Jim O'Uourke, Mike Slat-ter- "The Players' League failed because bare- to one or two on a play Fames in which the 25th Infantry bases that others. public did not stock in came up A fly and the take tin ly nosed out the heavy artillerymen for in that frame. sacrifice During season the New York players' alleged grievances. Then, army championship terri- was to center on which a runner that the cf the hit club made $100,000, while in 18S8 again, the conflicting dates, the wrang- tory. from third. was fleld-- 1 In this series these two teams scored The ball Day's profits were to ling newspapers and the con- were pitted against only to third, an overthrow resulting on said have been in the each other double amount. John M. Ward, tract jumping by stars killed interest tviee. each winning a game. The which the runner on second. Joe Or-nella- that 1 George Mike Mickey game- New York fans know 21th Infantry won games scored. He was sent back to Gore. Tiernan. in the - all the other Welsh. Ed Crane, Danny Richardson that the Giants had been well paid they played, while the Coast Defense Hawaiian Atliletes Upper row: W. Wong, Philip Spencer, T. K. Naki, L. Hook, Ping Woo, Wai Wing, T. K. third and the run disallowed on the Bill Brown. Arthur Whitney. Gil Hef-field- , by me and that they had been un game they j Maunupau V. D, ground that he had not attempted to fuccumbed in tho first (Capt); seated: II. Kapu!e, Akicna, D. Keliipuleole, D. Koowai, Jas. Gay, Cotkett Pat Murphy and Titcorab were grateful. played at. Schofleld to the 1st InfantT.; make third cn the sacrifice fly an1 thereby losing game In the" cne base to over- added to the chub's roster from time "When I learned that all but three cn more that the which the so pennant my me I 2rth. j throw entitled him was third base. to time, that when the was of players had deserted series than the WEEK-EN- D 1889 Day literally I dls-- . MATTY SAYS BALL BOSTON BnAVES umpires captured in was was shocked. couldn't believe that The Coast Defense were at a Beth agreed on this nolnt many advantage nlay'ng all their games Last night at the meeting there was rolling in wealth. He paid more than men whom I had befriended in at. $60,000 to players in from ways were willing to backs though wa.s accord-- J considerable over pro- the salaries turn their Schofleld. this in discussion the over. ance with their own chros'ng. and tf test Umpire Stay ton was not pres- the Brooklyns. He allowed them to on me without first talking lt g pocket New York club's I to League as overcome this disadvantage as THIS IS HIS OF ent but sent a communication cover-'n- the entire But stuck the National far asj receipts. principle, and when they Oonslble ihm Schofleld Barracks base-- J the points mtlined above. George shard of the a matter of ball ermmlttee would not allow any of, Bruns, the field umpire, was present It was during the fo!iowins winter naked me to join their movement It the loral teams to nractlce on the and gave the same views. that the Giants, with Cue exception of was an insult pure and simple. post diamoad. Furthermore the YEAR THE NATIONAL When matter came to a vote, Tiernan, Welch and Murphy, agreed Glad He Made Fight LUCKY CLASSYSPBRT the an old story, I shall never admlnlsterrd a de'ded de the Portuguese and Chinese, the in- to desert Day. They had joined the "It's but feat to the 25th Infantry in the game terested parties, were barred from the Brotherhood, which had formed a se- forget It- It cut me to the quick to they wen. whereas in the second game, ballet leaving the other five teams to cret agreement with various financial see my old friends. Buck Ewing. John which was wen by the Infantrymen, Christy Ma.itnvhou fs having the Unless heavy rains fall during thi3 The baseball sensation of both big settle the point The St Louis snd backers to organize a rival circuit Ward. Tim Keefe, Roger Connor and the sftore was fed! In the last inn'ne greatest vev his career, and it 13 afternoon, tonight or tomorrow, the leagues this year is the Boston club Asahi representatives voted In favor called the Players League. When others playing for a rival club. But iu-- I as I and the umpire's decfsWi which gave . characteristic of the man thai t Oahu League schedule for Saturday cf the National. The Braves are just f Manager Paresa's contention while Mutrie informed Day, therefore, that fought the Brotherhood as far - de- to go I do net regret to the 25th the first of their three win-- ' ftead of uncni.i? u lot of guff about and Sunday at Athletic Park will be running amuck, and vwhen New York the Hawaii, Punahou and Coast De- all but three of , the- Giants had was able and "new! corner to yesterday, Bos- '. y.-- v nlng run was pretested bv the man-- ! stuff." be out with the carried through. . The new diamond lost Cincinnati while fense representatives voted against It cided to jump, the New York magnata If, j lay-of- In pgeraent of the . Coast Defense. The frant statement that the luck iz drains well, and the character of the ton took an enforced f on account The vote stood the same on the ques- replied: "The Giants were great players Armv. league series was in reality too breaking for him. Matty can afford soil is such that a lot of water can be cf rain at Pittsburg, the Giants drop- tion of appeal. Didn't Believe It. those days. They were real chan phort to decide the relative merits ofrta be frank, and his words carry real taken up before the field becomes ped back to within one point of Stall-frig- s' "I do not believe a word of it! I pions, but I do not believe that they se- Today's . could beaten some of teams these two teams , and the coming wisdom. . muddy. team. late cable resuHs The temperance committee of the have treated my boys liberally and have the rela-- games , managed In ries will be welcomed by the many This i what he wrote recently j Thg afternoon at 3:15 the Chinese cf the eastern may reverse the Georgia senate, voted to report ad-- fairly. You cannot make roe believe that John McGraw has rns who have felt, that it had a very live to his own work to date this sea arA Pnnohnnn win moat for tho cAnH position of the leaders and then again versely on a bill legalizing the man- that they are; not real men. that they recent years. 1 think that baseball :iBive cuioroe as rar as tnese game it may not y ufacture and sale' of beer containing are simply a lot of Ingrates. Why, has become much faster. There la tw0)60n: Ume this season. In the initial my days trams were concerned. . Fans frequently wonder why it Is the Puns, came out with the long end Boston was scheduled to play Pitts- not more than 4 per cent alcohol. they haven't said a "word to me about more Inside stuff than. In as -- PV, ,1 VBut; t that players will have good years ani of tne and there Is a whole lot burg a final fame today andthen the. Josenh Smith Cincinnati recently this - brotherhood because- they havd ho t ! I've not forgotten I?C!lAllj!Lta're,5r bRd 0T8- - Conr'13 Mack is. responsible of ipeculaticii and rivalry over today's Braves ;jumiS 6 0'feib'for a threes preached his deceased wife's funeraft grievances I cannot adjust in a few as ,a pitchers and 2 : rwujiUBJC a.. 1 ., j statement in of game ccmmenclngc Monday. - . - Keefe.,. Clarkson, HcCormlck.r Welsh, ouiuiue flic tbr the that the run. contest series next sermon. . minutes." A8hi atiflr another, game : withUi Galvin, Bufflngton. Ferguson, Bald-wi- n. the 154 urou&a tne season me fv j New York ha two more with the A week later Day learned that he Hawalis to te played In tb near fu-tti- r brfcakof jTck is ahont the same Reds, including' today's game, and the loose strips of bark and threaten- had been terribly deceived. Buck Sw- King, Rusie, Carruthjers, Had-bour- ne snd two ran?s are to M.Dlayei the teams. I do not agree with Mack JliuJK!E then goes to St Louis for three more. ing their existence for a time ing and Tim Keefe, who had been his and Sweeney. the Veulce team next November. I Mcnjy Sev- "I tMnV Idat ritiffe ITarlnfr fi ntvlVaP vth In this particular. And kuow that lt It looks as though Boston had a bit The flames were finally extinguished personal friends, led the revolt Th games played last Sunday wero individaa.s, ten- was the greatest catcher that ever is not true. of 'the will play the better of this break.jfor the.Cards by the use of dampened sacks, but eral Wall street brokers who had foil Vf interest and drew big crowd Hawaiis the Asahis. are in third place and fighting hard, a banquet Day lived. He could play any position and So far, this year has ueea one cf, The morning games of the Oahu left in their path a wide swath of dered to just after the from the cost In both games the local s;nce while the Cubs, although only four world's series were among the back- he pitched several games for us. He team fell ' the hest that I have exp.rieucel ;junjor League 'ook classy The blackened fields and the remains of several runs behind , an1 baseball. Physically,' there points back ofthem, do not look into many charred fences. Had the track ers of the New York Brotherhood Club. was in the .300 class each year as a the moment when the game waa8 mee the J. A. C.s in the cur- f beat, run- ustt. , I am so dangerous, Any way you take apparatus teuch They invited Day to join them, but hitter and nobody could his honelessJy bat- ls no particular reason for it ralser( aIHl the Chinese and Asa it and football felt the emed in be lost a - it's a grand race iri'the first division. he promptly refused. ning the bases. His throwing was ting rally brought victory to army getting old and have been In the lea- hi Junlorg win come together in the cf the blaze Stanford would have faced the gue for a long time. It Is true that New York, and Boston clash in the the loss of $20,000 represented by the In the summer of 1890 Day, who had simpjy wonaenui. uwing was a star champions. . . , , ccser 7 .every respect ? personality I was in pretty good pnys'cai conai-- , latter's home town September 6, and finest athletic plant in the west secured a new team and also had paid in His Thm Infantry nwy Tiave a rival 8. and if the race Is still close, the made him a card, for he was popular i'th tlon when . I reported Ft at the fly. Schofleld in the near future of an camp In Martin, spending th fur will certainly Then the Giants with the fans In all of. the National al'-sta- r after team to be selected from the winter in California playing golf. and Braves meet again at Gotham League cities. I have seen practical- t.her vreglments , teams YALE CREWS September 30, 1. 2 3, ly games played Polo three whose I don't know that I felt any betts October and the all of the at the have been discontinued since the previous springs whichM last meeting of the season for the two grounds since I got out of baseball, 'Army league on account than I have in teams. my series of the rave not been followed by nearly so and no catcher, in opinion, baa cf so many players by discharge. "Johnny" Evers largely responsi- Get In the Sheltering equaled; Ewing in skill." successful . seasons. Several friends is Therels are now only three or fcur men j ARE TO ROW THE I have asked me the ' reason, and the ble for the sudden success of the In each of thes regiments who can base-ba- ll only reply I coull make to all of them Braves, according to the eastern of B. V. D. corn-rNs- e Shade compare with the players who writers. I lias been: - ; I YESTERDAY'S SCORES the 25th Infantry team, and LL Is 1 - "Evers playing better ball than Glassford has reauested authority of "I'm getting the breaks."- MCKALLS STROKE! ever saw him show in Chicago dur doesn't smother you in a I IN THE BIG LEAGUES ! the pest commander. Colonel Kennon. Everything has been breaking for ng my time." declared "Vic" Saier, to organ'te these few Into a team for me this year. The club has support- the Chicago first baseman, in a recent fitting blanket of heat NATIONAL LEAGUE. period of about two months, with ed me better in .the field and at the interview. "He is hitting In the pinch- dampness. Being loose At Chicago Chicago 7, Philadelphia Lieut Ssdtler as both coach and a bat than any other pitcher on the (Associated Press It 3. .. ,. - es, and he Is always getting on. The player on the Infleld. Such a team New, York staff, I believe. In almost NEW HAVEN, Conn. Capt Bayne oitching cf Rudolph and James, com- fitting B. V. D. lets the perspir- At St Louis St Louis 4, Brooklyn 1. should prove a big drawing card If every game I have started, they have Denegre of the Yale University crew bined with the batting of Connolly. At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3, New my : . - tbey can get cnoueh practice together put runs under me to make work for next year has announced that after Evers and Devore, Is keeping that club ation evaporate and cools your York 2. ' : . to ccmoete with the finished team of easier. In only two contests have I consultation with the graduate row-go- t going at a dangerous clip." At Pittsburg Boston-Pittsbur- g, rain. 23th Infantry. support one against Louis ing with body witn a steady flow of re No games In the American League. the bad St committee he had arranged Managers Reduced to Ranks. on the last trip west, and one against Guy Nlckalls of England again to - Many . men. after they have been freshing air. President Wilson nominated Edward Cincinnati last week j coach at Yale, and the same that managers, find hard to return to the ' I A. .Brand of Virginia and Frank R. ' stroke taught by Mr. Nickalls last year it , Veterans Helped Pitcher. ranks and make good, as Evers has By the way, remember that not all Butler cf Maryland as Assistant chiefs years b taught to both the university Is playing good ball of the bureau, of foreign and domestic But for the two preceding this next season dona Bresnahan Athletic Underwear is B. V. D. On How They Stand nothing would reJ5 for the Cubs now, but he can't touch FJ. commerce. season break for me.n5.1e" announced that every V. D. Undergarment is sewed " 1 h for consistency what he showed when m1 - UP.5 m6. !Sb d.aISS has arranged with Eugene B. me any New n, he wa 8 with the Giants or when he Tin I IU11AL LcAUUt. , Albert Craig, a member of the again Mr. Nickalls in the was manager Cardinals. Roger Tkit ReJ Woven Label New Jersey National camp York pitcher as a regular thing One Yi,e of the Including Yesterday's Games. . . Guard in coacnInR crew8. was fighting for every point as the MADC FOR at Seagirt, was killed and four other reason Tor Jhis was the veterans on Mr ckM will arrive in New THt ' W. U Pet team how I worked each leader of the St Louis club before 57 46 .553 guardsmen were Injured when light- the Haven about Oct 1 for a period of six New York batter and could play for him. In he get Into difficulties with the own- Boston ... . 53 47 .552 ning struck their tent weeks, and be In New Haven in the i other words, the fielders knew where ers. As a catcher on the Giants he was Louis CO 53 .531 spring from February until the race. one of the best men behind the RKT RFTAIL TBlfiF 6t a certain man was liable to hit a curve Mr. Giannlni will be at New Haven bat wiicag? 00 j. ball close or a one. My control not barring "Johnny" KHng in his Philadelphia . 50 56 .472 fast all through college year. M ' The name of our preparation the prime. Bresnahan could play his own For your own D. 57 -- helped in this. Then there was a grad- The following constitute the gradu welfare, fix the B. V. Brooklvn - 49 462 Persian Kerre ual changing team and new blood position and keep track of the rest of Red Woven Label firmly In your mind Pittsburg ..'48 56 .482 Essence the ate committee: Frederic W. Allen. play- new-come- rs the game to a nicety. The other and 47 60 w439 was shifted in. The were 1900, '99 1900 crews, make the salesman show it to Cincinnati is changed to Stnsapersa, captain cf and ers on the club were always on their you. positively you. not used to my methods, and for two chairman; Payne Whitney, '98, captain That safeguards The ingredient-th- e quality toes and he was hollering and sug- AMERICAN LEAGUE. -- years nothing would break for me. 98 crew; '94 Al- B. V. D. Coat Cut Undershirts and the oriental properties of this of John Goetchius. gesting to them and riding them all games: ' : Once more they are bending for me '86, crew; Knee Length Drawers 50c, 75c, $1 Including yesteraays wonderfully successful nerve . fred Cowies, captain of '86 In words, he kept this season. the time. other the and $1.50 B. V. D. W. L. Pet tablet remain absolutely the Augustus S. Blagden. '01 S, cantata '13; team un to the limit of its efficiency, the Garment . Philadelphia 72 38 667 same.-- As a side remark, I want to say that Alfred Swanye, '92; John C. Greenleaf, Union Suits (Pat U. S. A. which it is largely up to a catcher to Boston 59 48 551- - y is remedy golf has helped me in my pitching. '99S. $1.00, $1.50 $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00 ...... It dependable do. The slovenliness of many catchers 58 51 532 fornerybuadebility.impoteney, On the off days that I do not work I Is significance In Capt the Suit. Washington ...... There much is responsible the slow work of a St Louis ' 514 sleeplessneas, despondency. find that the amount of exercise which Denegre's announcement On the sur- big leaguefr teams. memory,' wasting of parU, a round or two of golf will give me lot of The B. V. D. Company. Chicago 56 55 505 weak face it would seem to indicate a fixed, 495 lost Vigor and any form of neu- keeps roe on edge. The mistake I Detroit 55 55 purpose in New Haven to give the New York. 43 61 440 rasthenia. .Our made season was to play on morn- FIRE THREATENS THE New York s preparation last English style a test to the finish. 38 80 310 called . Cleveland tow ings that I was to start a ball game Nothing is said as to the rigging of STANFORD FOOTBALL in the afternoon. It is too hard work the boats, but there is little room for I to play 18 holes of golf and then pitch doubt that Nickall's ideas as to this FIELD AND BLEACHERS SEKSAPERSA a game in one day. Another thing are also to prevail. That both crews my I golf does is to keep mind from are to row under Nickall's domination By Latest Malll BtisebM! dwelling on baseball constantly. It makes clear the Yale manage- Y. ha$broughthappinet9,atrengtb. it that STANFORD U NIVER SIT Fanned ATHLETIC PARK game - NEW vigor and vital power to thou- is a relaxation from the at which ment is well satisfied with the results by a westerly breese, an immense men-youn- g, I make my living. ef the season just past sand of old and grass fire threatened the Stanford saturaay, augusx will bring Demaree Has Tough Luck. track and football bleachers here middle aged; it to ' . CHINESE. vs! PUNAHOU. you potential energy so abund- On the other hand, Demaree is ex- the trick has him worried to death. when a smoldering stubble blaze got ant that your whole physical periencing a season of tough luck So it goes with players. One year beyond the management of its tend- Nothing will for him. His big things will break for them and they atten- and mental being will be filled break ers and eventually required the - onDTi RT. LOUIS and thrilled with the triumph- asset up to this yi-a- r was his control. make great records. Another season, tion of 50 amateur fire fighters includ- iftitrar : ASAHI 5. ant consciousness of power. About two months &go he suddenly they get some of the bad breaks, folks ing a number of the university stu- HAWAII vs. Sri a bet today aid steam a as Bit, lost an unusual thing in a twirler begin to knock, and they start to be required 30 minutes for It dents. It but E. O. Hall L Son CO. once he has acquired ability to lieve that they cannot pull off any- to consume grass cov- Tickets' on sale TRK WOWN KXPORT the the flames the phone 5132. 74 Cortlandt SC. wVoct. N. Y. U.S. K. put the ball where he wants Ever thing they try. The best cure for this ering 50 acres of level land. The and at office; Park it Main entrance on Kukut St Auto--' ALL CHEMIST3CDM since then he has been trying to re Is the bench for a time, and MoGraw fire tongues leaped into the boughs of - 1 3 mobile entrance on Bcretanla . Ad by Chambera Drue Co, Ltat gain it and the failure to accomplish applies it . a number of giant eucalypti, charring St

5 - TEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, SATUKDAV, AUGUST 1011.

AD CLUB FD(JRFS,TI HAVE YOU GIVES SI0W . HollistcrV The 3A Graflex A CHILD ? WHITE CLOVER Ionit (or childrm. but berauv of urme curable ptavca) ArrangMnent are deprives! is best for. most people because j.S ol this greatest of ail happiness. MONEY EXPENDED FOR PUBLICITY The rtmi whose names few low were rstored to normal health br Lrdia E. fVikt-.ara'- s eeU-U-e SOAP pictures taken with it are large Compound. Write sad ask them about tu enough to show sufficient detail, Tht? following letter is being mail- the Chamber of Commerce, the parent ' I took your Com- ed by the Ad Club committee for funds body which now appo'nt3 all of the pound and have a fine, A pure white toilet and bath soap with yet small enough (Postcard size) for the Promotion Committee's use, members of this corrmittcc. the chair- strong baby. " Mrs. Betting forth the good to be accomp- man Mas-scn- a, r of which must he a memUr of John Mitchell, the odor of Fresh ..'White Clover (! lished through spending more money the board of directors of the Chamber, N. Y. to file conveniently in small in boosting "Hawaii's Goiden Mr. H. P. Wocd was elected to servo dirfn-to- com-jmitte- e "Lydia E. Tinkham's as secretary and of the m space. .for a period of tliree years Vegetable Compound U a With the marked changes brought jfrom July 3, 1914. wonderful medicine for V r i c e y pcr ox about by our new industrial condi- ine present monthly income of the expectant mothers." Cv tions, Hawaii and Honolulu in parti- committee is up as ' rt 3 made fellows: Mrs. A. M. Myers, Gor- - a jj cakes cular must look very largely indeed Territory $;.! The Graflex,, you know, of Hawaii. 0; ounty of & donville, Mo. I for circulation money to sources oth- Oahu. $250, just renewed; Hilo Board sugar s, whether in speed work or BET- er than dividends. of Trade. $60; Maui board of suiter-visor- " I highly recommend Fortunately we have two large trade $50; in addition to the above Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- army rnavy assets in sight the and there are the following: Chamber of etable Compound before TER ordinary photography, and the tourist. Our business inter- Commerce, $300; four contributors ot A favorite for many years child-birt- h, it has done sov ests can be upon to proper- ! $50 each. 12 of $25, five $2i. one deluded of of fey' much for roe." Mrs. E. eliminates photographic ly care for and develop trade with $15, one of $12.50. 17 of $10; 35 of M. R. K. 1, Con-shohocke- n, at the officers and men in the military four of $72.50. ou? of $2. one of $1. Doerr, forces on Oahu whose strength it is making $2145.50. which is expended Pa. likely be in- gratifying to know is to about as follows: Pink-ham- creased rather than diminished. Thus "I took Lydia E. 's Honolulu steadily adding to the income from Rent Ioium) Vegetable Com- Photo Supply Co. this source. Postage 200.00 liS"'!: pound to build up my system and HO LUSTER'S But the tourist has the greatest Lfjcal sundries, printing films, have the Fort Street value as a producer of god toimes; it lantern slides, photos, etc.. .Vio.oo dearest baby girl in the Ih. to say every visit- Mrs. Mose :: safe that tourbt world." ing Hawaii is worth on the average Total .. 1I25.hi) j Blakeley, Imperial.ra. at least $500 to the territory. Within Mainland expenses practically two decades Southern Cali- c. r . uiilv rem. baiiiiis. cu ".. i".n "I praise-- the Com- PihIoMIm auspicrs of tlic I m imi1I ivau t lults of tlio JJrvl, itli fornia has been changed from an ap- Histribution for monthly to- pound whenever I havo :ml ."tli PtM'iiH ts of tin hh lUjniitntiv( Iitrict a tloint parently worthless sterile land into tal about ;o.ot a chance. did so much MONTAGUE It will In Park, Vunaliott one of the richest communities in the for me before my little Mnss' ftrtiiiir lidl al l'nnaliti rnnirr U4nited States by the hundreds fof Total $2oS5.oo girl was bom." Mrs. and Wil'lt t Ave, on Monday, August Jltli, at 7:15' p. in. sliariv thousands of tourists and bomescek With approach of Fran- ' the the San E. W. Sanders, Kowlcs-bur-g, All for otTiv on tin K"judiican ticket who literally crowded each Panama-PaciT- r randidatrs (rxtfpt ers have cisco exposition ths Va, buy , W. to bo present and address HAIR DRESSING other for the opportunity to the Promotion Committee find;-- that it those for Di'It'ati) ait invitcl privilege of residing in a climate can 'use double the present income to' "I took your Com- the voters. more congenial than their own.-- advantage, particularly during the' pound before baby was o Ladies are especially invited to 'attend this ineetin;;. Ample -- What Southern California claims to next tw-- or three years, and thp Ad . and feel I owe my born will Ik fmnislml for 1 he audience. have, Hawaii has and more our cli Club has taken up the task of provid- b seating facilities IYr dressing the hair and keeping it in life to Mrs. Win-ni- its place. mate Is incomparable. Conditions for ing funds to accomplish the work, it" A. H. TAKLKTO.V, .'ltd Pnvinct. stay or building are TlLLIS, Winter Haver, a short or home which is necessary to br'ng even lar- NOKMAX AVATKIXS. 1th Precinct. Iu great the very best our mountains and val ger numbers of tourists to Hawaii. rWTillij Florida. demand for the arranging of new style leys afford outings such as will never The success of the committee in tlir WM. TIIOMPSOX, 5th Precinct. ' i be forgotten, while there is no such past curls. '::;':V.:y warrants the belief that with an Moranda, Cal.; , ('outniittee on Arranjrements. j sea bathing the world over as can be increased fund much more may bo Cal.; Frances Fresno. " Clarence.Tobin's, Seattle. Wash.; Lula enjoyed at Waikiki. Then there are accomplished; . Moranda. ' Scotia. Humbold county, i special features, any one of which Is i ; 'j Durncy, journeying the Cal.; Dr. ami Mrs. Kula. well worth around Mauiffi Miss P. Hurney. Kula, Maui; world to see. The volcano of Kilauea Valley, AT THE HOTELS .Miss Margaret Durncy, Kula, Maui; 15 Cents a Bottle the crater of Haleakala. lao tfarah McClure, San Francisco; Mis3 the Tali, Wairaca canyon, etc J. Kenny, Honolulu; Miss K. M. Oli- Hawaii as a tourist-reso- rt is al ver, Honolulu; H. It Holt, Honolulu; ready becoming world renowned," the HOTEL AUDREY, HAUULA. Mrs. P. Larriach. Honolulu; Mr.'A. D. dreary Iar-nac- long years of hard work and The following are recent guest: at Iarnach, Honolulu; Donald W. P. h. Vm. Henry "Sold br waiting have passed and we are now Hotel Aubrey: Honolulu; lid. Murray, Honolu ' rapidly coming into our own. ; M. ; H.f J. Lyman. Kapolo, .F. .1. lu; .L IV Rodger, Honolulu; Mi.ss (Haualei agfint, Hawaiian Hawaii; Our tourist the Ixcker, Honolulu; Miss C. Kemp. Ho- C. Jackson. St. Paul, Minn.; Miss Promotion? Commrttee, - was organized nolulu; Miss L. Koelling. Honolulu; Helen Cummings St. Paul, Minn. ten yeare since for the purpose Benson, Sniith S Co., Ltd. about Mr. and Mrs. Ll N. .Iiidd. Honolulu! M of securing for the territory a greater LaneL Honolulu; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Republican Candidate amount of publicity as a tourist re p. BIRTHS ' Land, Honolulu; Mr. and Mrs. L. 1. The Rexall Store : for sort than it had hitherto received. George, Honolulu; Miss C. at the Primaries increasingly Marshall, Honolulu, August Fort and Hotel The results have been Honolulu; D. ll. Marble Smith. Hono- BICKERTON In Streets. ; Phone 1297 V years have, gone 21, 1914, Mr. Mra. Spencer j t' l'T'' "'7 satisfactory as the lulu; Mr..' arid'Mfs. --Archibald Me.i-- to and by and the standing of-t-he committee cock, Honolulu; .'Stilcs, Honolulu; II. Bickerton, Alewa Heights, a as a reliable source of Information has jonn Meinke Honolulu; W. Zciz. Ho- daughter. i Au- City and County Sheriff become more generally known. nolulu; Mr, and-Mr- i. Blaisdell. Hono- REID At Waiakea. Hilo. Hawaii, The return from Hawaii's tourict lulu; Mrs. C." B: Madl wee. 1 lonolulu : gust 16, 1914 to Mr. and Mrs. Ja3. crop for the 'fast' three "cars have F.--Pr- f Fredericksnonplulu; H. W. Reid, a son been estimated as follows: Robbing. Honolulur . L. D. Ludwig. Fit a 1911 $1,875,000 Pasadena. Cal.; Miss A: Lycott. Ho STEEL PRICE ADVANCES. 1912 2,250.000 nolulu; Mrs. A. C, Allen. Medford, I : 1913 ...... 3.000,000 Ore.; Miss Mary Allen, Medford, Ore.; . By latfst Mail JM8 Wilis! If the plans of the Ad Club can be Mrs. D. Jeffer8. Medford. Ore.: Llovd NEW YORK. Advance of $t a ton ) put through 1914 an.d 1915 will vastly Wilson, Medford, Ore.; J6hn Diggs, in steel plates, bars and shapes have exceed 1913. - S. S. Lurline; P. H. Lury, S. S. Lur-line;-M- rs. been made by Carnegia Steel Com-- ' PHOUE 2295 REACHES. In thQ beginning the amount expend L. N. Kingsbury, Los An pany, and makes the minimum $1.15 ed annually, varied from $12,000 to geles, Cal.; Barbara Bexby, Long per 100, Pittsburg basis. Hustace- - Co., Ltd. $20,000. The past year the sum of Beach,-Cal.- ; Miss J. ,G. Anderson, 'ALL KINDS OF ROCK ANDFeckSAND FOR CONCRETE WORK. $24,000 was obtained from various Long Beach, Cal.; Sybel M. Dominis, Snow fell In Maryland list week. J FIREWOOD AND COAL. sources and it is hoped most sincere- - Washington; M W. Bixby, Long The army, wcrm is causing damage t8 QUEEN STREET. P. O. BOX Sit ly that from $30,000 to $50,000 per Beach,' Cal. : Leota Hill. San Diego, at New port. I In War or Peace 1 year may be secured for ttie next At Your Grocer three years as this period, will mean everything to Hawaii's future as a tourist resort. We must clinch our former ? work with strong blows. HONOLULU SOAP WORKS We are nowr enjoying' the very best Murray as a Practical Road Builder Makers summer business. 'we; have ever had' and. the residents of Hawaii should be greatly encouraged to continue and increase the active work of the com mittee, which since the reorganization

oftbe Chamber' of Commerce has been - ' 1 A 1 on more att Dasia inaji piaceu a Biaoie ' ' : : i ; i 1 formerly. V 1 ' An immediale fund - of $10,000 A needed to provide folders for which there is a rapidly increasing demand. mmm For instance our mail about ten days ago brought the Promotion Committee 17,000 selected and typewritten ad-- j OUR NEW HOME AND NOTE THE FACILITIES desses of parties who had spent all or s a part of last winter. In Florida. New-addresse- KAUIKOLANI BUILDING, KING, NEAR FORT are now coming in at the rate of from, 2000 to 2500 per week. Every railway steamship and tour- HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., LTD. ist agency practically the world over carries information about Hawaii and is In constant correspondence with the . .3 - local office...... Within the last month orders have been received by the Promotion Com- mittee from iTbomas Cook & Son, Lon- don, to draw on them for quite large Bpsrt Furniture Clovers sums of money wherewith to meet the I expense; of, certain parties due next August and September. ? , The present Hawaii Promotion Com- Prices Reasonable ; mittee is made up as follows: K. A: BerndU chairman,' merclfant; Edward Towse, vice chairman., printer; John - - Mclnerny-merchant- ; r, Effinger, merchant; J. D. Damage handled with promptness Zeno K, Myers, insurance. j With the, consent and, apjjroval of

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1 - , The biggest "pro! ir. r!;!'i problem.5 Fifty per.'cent )oft your1 taxes-ar- !ex-:- :i Klg BL, next to Young Bldg. f :S7 Telephones 1S71 " ' OLD pendea on roads. X " : availabl to manage this e.'t'cndlturc? t x ' - ';; and worn out mlrroro mado to . ' In a polit: ; of business and stabilit t(' bn.?ine:. i's' the look 1 - rignt'-num-.

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r 'ii - - - - iii' ...... --r- n m T EXTRA IS W. C. A. NOV REV. T. Women of Independence SERVICES IH LOCAL CHURCHES DIM k LATESTLOCAL A TEMPERANCE SERMON MAKING PLANS nsTRAtrxioj rHCRm Touug Ladies ' Improviuent Associa SPEAKER AT Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. D., Min- T By Dr. John W. Wadman tlon meets Sunday evening at 7: JO ister. Rev. Amos A. ; Ebersole. Asso- o'clock. Ladies' Relief Association ciate minister. meets Friday at 10 m. NEWS D To women goes of by women an auto and FOR NEXT YEAR a. I the the credit two who had : Bible school at 9:.".0 a. m., classes winning another election in the inter- a camera. It is said that he acted for all ages. CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL SlDMIEEfll est of prohibition. The battle was like a gentleman all day. never los- Morning worship at It o'clock. Fort street, near Beretania. Rt fought Tuesday, July 21. No blooJ ing his patience but once and that was Address by Colonel Blanche B. Rev. Libert, bisFiop Advertising Pamphlet Two New of Zeugma, pas- New i was drawn, though a young doctor's when he approached a telephone and Secretaries Coming Cox of the Salvation Army, Sub. tor; Fatter Maximin, provincial. Sna Japanese Evangelist, Visiting pretty wife had a revolver shoved in discovered Mrs. Vingling at his el - . Fffi- - ject. "The World's Congress in Lon- day services. 6, 10:30 a. m. InfTMSPw on frnma w fn r mm and. Gives Pointers Associa v fw w i v w VS. Here, to Tell of her face as she was protesting against bow. He exclaimed in some rage: don." and 7 p. m. Low mass daily, C and 7 His life tion's Work for the Fall the fearful beating which two respect- "Well, if you must hear, I suppose you ciency of Association In order to lay emphasis upon the a. m. High mass Sunday aad saints' and Work in Far Est able "dry" citizens received at the must," and he proceeded to send two men's meeting in the Empire theater days, 10:30 a. in. 1 -Y- The .-.M. C. A. Extra" ia off the hands of the "wets." The brave wo- messages which were promptly report With the receiir arrival in Honolu- - there will be no evening service in The most unique meeting of the press. Replete so- - with matter of interest men, representing all classes of ed at the headqaurters of the Anti- lu of Miss Carrie Chandler, who takes the church.. ; ST. ArGrSliNrl-- CHAPEL Sunday evening series which js beinj every organization, - to member of the ciety, all churches, all creeds, turned Saloon League. As he hung up the the position of genera, secretary left Wednesday evening at 7:30, mid- Ohua lane. Waikiki. Rev. Fr. Valen- hild in the Empire Theater is that contains J lot of healthy pointers it out en masse in the Interests of "Home; phone he impatiently asked: "Mr3. vacant by the wem resignation of week service in the parish house. tin, pastor. Sunday services,, 9 a. m arranged tor tomorrow evenirg, when alout what the association is and what a Wingling, when you going to let Miss Esther Erirson. the association Theme, "The Crafty Steward.' and Child Welfare," and confronted are ' - Itev. T. . - . . .. . l - 1 J . Kimura of Japan wslf be ;he it is going to do during the fail. This elec- pons now T.. THE CHKISTIW gang of crafty politicians, and up? she replied, wnen tne is commencing to terminate vian3 x.rrjoouy welcome ai an services (lIURrir. speaker. A Japanese evanseiilt brirff-in- g issue will be the official mouthpiece of w!;i-i- i ac- - Old V. M. C. A. building. Hotel tion crooks. Two nights before the close." ffor the work it intends to and a Christiau message' to aud- - . an the cssoclation during the next six fathers, in relays 100, patrol ted the And sd the brave women fought the complish during tlie coming ejr. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Alakea streets..;. David Carey Meters, advertising fea of ,.. lence n cngiisti speaKing is a weeks, and is the first daybreak, when the ,wlve'3 jbattle right through to the finish dis- - "The asociation is trying to make . CHURCH. minister. irfn Y. M. C. A.'s proitosed new streets till novel situation and tme whicS will at- ttire of the - coming yen-.- 1 s First Methodist Episcopal Actlng; under Instructing fram hU " joined bat- covering it vus hottest and thick- plans for the Miss Church. publicity campaign. and mothers them and the that physician, tract unusually large numbers of men. tle was on. The plans had all been est between sundown and 8 o'clock. Chandler, "and would lik-- ? to have any corner Beretania, ayenve and Victoria Miaister Peters will preach Moody Following are a few "news items street, v. but once each Sunday until "The of Japan" Is the title ' previously well considered and defin- when voting closed. They won the of the girls or women who wish to further 2.1. notice, which Ilev. Kimura has won throttg'a Volunteers. any cla.-s- -, Sunday services August "The and his office will be closed the you a story. ed. Two or more women were assign- day. Independence, Missouri, has enter of th? register at the power of his evangelistic If can sin? a sonf, tell - Lost Christ" will be theme of remainder of the month. njosase, ed to follow each suspected man and gone dry. It is now the largest 6a- the office. the the Ireaching over Japan umpire a baseball game, or lead a morning sermon by Dr. William Henrv The usual meetings will be held ex- he was Drought stay with him all day. The women loonless cHy in the State. . "The Bible, I rend . Gorman. Span Itible class, the Coys' Department can i cept hundreds of his fellow countrymen to very English, so Try at the.. Methodist church. In the the evening service. Mr. Peters very to noted one ish, milliner, domestic 1 , use you this winter. Report to Mr. obeyed orders to the letter. The It is be that UvAntnff Tm ...211 J ! it will pre?eh an acceptance of the claims orjChrisf. - ' t. niu ",in tomorrow morning, the office now, for we men. In opposition, d.'d not like the amusing incident occurred with this ence and the differs athletic t'lass n. subject IPs appeal is a stirring one, Ixomis or the m'in o ..,., ecs discourse in the presentuJelueSunday even- - being, "The Unspoken Message which , rto; o - ' if-- . 1,0111 v vi i,r t. 1 nnn0!,i!nn sif1 J 1 are now planning the fall and winter procedure, but it was taken rather taui ii tiro, in a o iai ra ac unui vuuoiuci aiiuii. j'u.joi- a Of I ts vTh a T of the Christ." The young people never fails to bring response from his 2fi0 arrangements ' ,c T, work. good naturediy. mere was no es number of colored folk live, and ble. will be made 'or '"" k .1 the church will hold their meeting at Japanese hearers Rev. Klmdra aaa Setting It up. cape. cussed. six thirty. . stirred the local Japanese con&nunlty The employed officers of the Asso- It Is said that one man. hired to be 100 voted because It was understood register to justify it.' The plans for the new church are fir with his preaching as it has never ciation will spend all day Friday and on the job, started out in the morn- that the negroes were afraid of the Miss Chandler enters into iier new enough" along tr be shown next Wed been moved before. He has iet hij women and as a highly recommended, and with ku.iiii uxiov cnunnr Saturday of this week in. a mountain ing with $600 in his pockets and when and the? camerasr duties Kalihi Union church, king street. be- nesday evening. Slides have been goal as 1000 converts and indication home setting up Association plans night came $600. consequence, whenever the "paid" so-- a keen interest in the "oca! work and the be still had the tween Gulick; avenue, and .Kamehame-h- a made of the plans, elevations and per- are that he will exceed that number. for the and winter. If you 'miss The leader the salocn forces is Iicitors with their pockets full, being ah aloha for Honolulu. She is a na- - spective, .will, be only Ml of . Fourth road; .Rev. Horace W. which projected outo He is not a speaker of pdwer to the regular staff from the office you a prominent "politician, and was easily "spotted," approached the ne-- tive of Maine, and for some tirae was Chamberlain a screen with a stereopticon. and ell Japanese, but has a strong message - minister. by g will understand why none of us are much in evidence all day, but merely groes, the groups were scattered church secretary of the Lafayette- Bible school, m. the details will be fully explained. AH for KnRlish-speakin- people. ad- building will 9:30 a. around. Of course the because, in his auto or walk the women. Hurrah for this type of street Presbyterian church in Brook persons interested In these plans are nrecent-l- y whether . Morning service, 11 a. m. dress at Central Union church ! open usual, j ; - just as ing the streets, he, was accompanied American suffragists! lyn,- N. Y., during the pastorate of Dr. Evening service, 7:20 p. ra. myited to be present. was listened to with great, interest. You'll Like It C. B. McAfee. She spent a year in His sense of advan- Senior E., Wednesday, 7:30 p. humor and the viral uote Comparatively few hive taken Miss., associa- ts "THE MONEY VALUE ., TENTATIVE PROGRAM OF Laurel, on a mission of C REOKfl AMZKD CHUKCJI OF JESUS in his preaching win fcr him ihe re-sl- tage of our really excellent mass'ge tion investigation, and it was upon her CHRIST OF LATTER DAY t Sunday morning " wh'ch he has gained. I an1 ort ri Hr-h- "hath rfinnrtmont THURSDAY LECTURES IS the minister will ' , OF EDUCATION" IS an association - . , 1 recommendations that SAIMS . . . qui4 I t preach from the subject. "The Voice Rev. Kimura h;is a good command r.viacnuy u is unaersiuuu. BY M. C. A. organized has Modern-Times.- Church located on King street, one OUTLINED Y. was there which since of God in " The even- cf the English language, which he flectrie-ligh- t is the same ras a TIMELY "Y" ADVT. bath become a "flourishing and progressive ing, discourse will be upon Safe block Ewa of Thomas square. gained, during his residence in Turkish bath, except that it Is a whole "A Young people's prayer meeting at the and . Profitable Investment." He is emphatic in M3 Oratory lot better and more pleasant The heat Mcney yame - 8:30 Sunday school, states. The or.aucation v tBn'B nviction AoQia. voqi th'o imt rr rrtnhtr nr tho nrat a.m. 9:41 a. m. and holds aud- 4s supplied by incandescent lights in a topic: an Interestuig ad- - the attention of lare forms of nt the tl h arrangcd tUe following ten-- part of November, two new cecreta-Vertiseme- CHUB CUES Classes adapted ta all ages, and adult powerful appeal. you Is ., . .. EPISCOPAL iences with his He cavinet in which sit. This bath which has been Placed in s ! ,T . t - ! 1111 v- - class in both English and Hawaiian. t..-- vi- . prograra 01 leciurt-- 10 ue given ries win arrive in nuiiuiuiu Andrew Cathedral Emma from his experience fort many ..oMei.L J. lauve St - draws - - Eng- 1 1 ZTuLe.r?J" t7H. I?" :: In Cooke hall each Thursday evening cancies cn the staff of the local asso- street, near 'Beretania,---Rt.- Bev. H. B. Morr.in?'worship at 11 a. ni In out tic t ro t Inn a tnttnta Vil ' ' viii - 8 o'clcck. commencing August 27: elation. These are Misa Leonore K Restarlck, bishop; Wm.j1' an(1 n. Rev. Canon UfvaU 1 hearers. He is humorous from your system, relievjns or entirely ZZnlLl y and his pic vi 27-'C- auses Religio-Literar- :.ultlht i Zion s ilSSr I of War." de.son. who will take the position of AtilU. vLcar. Sunday, services, 7 Society meets curing rheumatism, lumbago,r:sciatici, rff Si L " Au6t anl ture9 of American manners and life i"'rr!r: 3-"- September Ccurts cf . Europe." of sDhyslcal educaUon. and 11 a. m. and 7:30. p. Sunday 1 at p. mr ' and similar complaints. The charges ??J!f"seif""ranging from a large one down?eyl'to one director are most laughable.' j 10 of - J Evening p. are reasonable. The man. in charge, containing, cash. September "The Economics Miss Cora Barney, who will become School, 9:45 a. m. Hawaiian congre worship at 7:30 m. Becoming a convert to ChrisJanlty apparently veryjittle War." ' gallons. Leo pol pastor. All meetings open everyone. start-Uig.wlth.th- a Great economic secretary. The bringing of Rev. a Kroll, to Mr. Yen Chin, has had three year3 Abcve each bag is a notice and, e while yrt a boy in Japan he vsient-t- September 17 The Monroe Doc- - au- - Sunday services, 9:15 m. Strangers will find a trMning at one of the Rattle Creek largest, they read as fol- these workers to Honolulu was a. welcome at the , tne rnitcd States to study. Fof some ave- - Sanatcriums. This batl also refrisiies '.' ; trine." thorized at a recent meeting of the St. Clement's Church Wilder little King street church. Honest ia tim ho a moot mf-.afn- i : : . onmintii lows: . September 24 Open nue, corner Makikl. - Rev. Canon Us 1 a sore or weary body. Try It. average callege trained date. board of directors of the association. vestigatioa solicited. mis!?ion to Japanese in the cty of FirstThe October 1 "Russia." borne, rector. Holy Communion, 11 Lots of folk do... But thte great pub man an average of $13 a San Francisco. It was here that he earns cn October 8 Open date. a.m.; evensong, 7:30 p. m. lie institution, the Y. M. C. A., has week age of 22 years and 142 a I SPECIAL MEMORIAL KAWAIADAO CHURCH met the great evangelist, Dwlght L. r? c nrnnprlv at the SL Mark's Mission Kapahulu a m rm fro to1 tfa nhUftv tn Corner King and tunchbowl streets Moody, who became interested n the -- Leopold : Kroll, SERVICES MAY BE road. Rev. priest in 11 . . use philanthropic gifts, and on the ,:,.:rlargely from this: classrir;i.:rthat America:L" election. Sunday services a. m.: and 7:20 the young Japanese because of the - Holy . The committee In charge cf the lec- charge. Services: Communion, p. M. Sunday 10 m. basis of its record jappea'.a to Its u . HELD IN CATHEDRAL School, a. Prayer earnestness of hU desire to tfjln an to help endowment wuajr UI4HIU6 iici uitu ui niiaiio. first Wednesday each month, 10 a. m.; meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. ra. friends create '.nt are Is fo havre at education. Through Moody's h41p h 3 by gifts large and small, given as out- - SW?V?r TeX T fonnrll ..r.r and :Z0 p. m. Sunday achool etery college men.' ". A statement has :te$s.' given out Sunday at 10 a. m, was able to go to Chicago anij enter cn tcpics pertaining to the present SEVENTH D AY ADYEXTIST - Second The average man with a Catholic mission to the ef- the Bible Institute there. Kimura's cies, or donations of land, stocks,, or European war. from the Holy Communion first Sunday of the ; CHURCH. vocaticnal school training fsuch as Is re- incorporated, and have fect that, until official information month. 7C7. II. Conway, sincerity and ability , as a shaker bonds. We are being offered by the T. M. C. A.' night Kinau .street. R as our trustees and directors men who garding the recent death of Pope Pius . St. Eliza bet It's Cnnrch Located paster. Services S&bbath (Saturday) won him the attention, of frientvwho school) earns on an average pf SI 7 a EDITOR'S ESTATE by Mm -- financially fn are recognized es amoni; the Jeading X is received the churcn from corner King street and Pua lane. Sabbath, school. 10 a. m.r preaching, assisted hisifvork. weeK me. age 01 zz years na . memo-- priest-In- - James who chilrman business men of the islands. As we ai j ; p.nce Tn I '? Washington, D C, no special i Canon W E. Potwine, 11 o'clock. Also preaching Sunday, WakerifUI. ii a week at the are of 32 vears. iMen . - IU OULLCUC - M. C. A. 5 ' ' services will be held in the cathe- charge. Sunday services: Holy Com '111. of the Y. committee. Jvhlch nave gone inrougn. loese receni monins ' ' " irial 7:30 p. . fcr responsible positions are being 1 ,v ,' munion at 7 a. m., on second, fourth has these meetings in chargM will of hard' times and iow' fclan for vthe jdral.. It Is believed that this official Subject Sunday night. August 16, i fBy Latest Mall. t deeply heed drawn largely from thte class, will and fifth Sundays; 11 a. m. on first - iU coming "year, we feel the m.1 I .Tfl ,. t VT T flTTTC RT Tha Aetotfl rtt Vi rt . anncuncement reach here before "The World Crisis." What is the ."? "J xmru u. , - ad- .wub- of an adequate endowment:: Can you xe d and In this case special ser- and third. Evening prayer and meaning f lue common schbol .plus shop .o--- , of the nresent situation? The vni help?-- -: encalion.rnna De held the Cathedral dress at 7 p. m. Korean services at special musical features of the;!meet "f Bible explains it. - 1 ' " and factory training, earns on an av- The SL Louis Christian Advocate, is . . .. . J ; r ' pro- AV. Hi , ' ; ; 9:30 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. $ ing will have their place on the Dreler. . qurms tne A cordial invitation is extended to '5 erage Cf $13.50 a week age of 22 largely bequeathed to the Central ee' This is the name of our; new office at the Eplthany Mission, Kalmckl 10th the public. gram and add to the attractiveness of XI a fa (rrfl rl n a to rif Ttofi Rev. A. Saylor meeting. .tMtq.r .- - - and Palolo. The F. the College, Iowa, he ,was 82 years- ; according to the terms of his will JArANEE- EVANGELIST In charge. meetings! Moines where ' CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tlie Empire theater praw prominent' football, basket ball, and Fourth The average man with an filed here. SPEAKS TOMORROW AT Miss Flora Tewksbury, orgattist. FIRST an audience of several hundred men a ;.-- acquainted with eighth grade training or less earns on A farm at Waverly, Mo. Is given to : Holy Coinmunion, 7:30 a. SCIENTIST track .man. 4 Get tim. Services . each Sunday evening, who testy to ' KAllMAKAPILI All : m Odd Fel- - an average of $10 a 22 years college, says Fargo Forum ' - : : services neld the . .: week the .' Fall Opening.7 ;r at the church m. .,-'-" their inspiration and helpfulness;; The of age and $12.20 a week 32 years and Daily Republican. lows', building. Fort street. The big plans for the fall nd winter at Sunday School, 10 a. m. musical , program commences aj 7: IS of age. represents 80 as ''Moody of Japan,' Sunday services, 11 a. m. will begin with a "grand opening" the This per cent He also left to the college other Known the .Morning service and sermon, 11 a. " H 'i, Sunday, ft:S. a. for o'clock. first of October. Meanwhile, there Is, of our population and also-th- e great property, the Income of which should and considered the leading evangelist school at ouik our pauper v women worker his own coun- - young people under 20 years. plenty, of activity at . thfe building, sol cf and 'criminal be used "tn train vmmr tn dn and Christian cf - STREET ' ,: ' ; Wednesday evening meetings. 8 p.m. WOMEN TO ACT AS rom around. . - 'v classes. .somethine:" try. Rev. T. Kimura. who has been KACMAKATILI CHURCH (COXGRE-- - ; ; vloltlnrr tn for tho aw. Free reading, room, Odd' Fellows' . nict Bowling. .. . tlrnrln'n GATIOXAL) ; CAR FOR DAY - : ' buitdlnp,. Fort street. Hours, 10 a. m. CONDUCTORS The three bowling alleys will be Two mines of the Cananea Coasoli- CDCPIAI ccblinco . ieral weeks; will deliver a sermon in Rev. H. K. Poepoe, Minister. A to 3 p. m. All welcome. , ; piven need dated Conner Co.. Sonora.; Mexico ft m m m . mm m m m m 1 English, morning services at such ovtrhaullnir' as thev at a as t at the Corner King street and Asylum By 'Mail. nnsnari flrtrihe. flrttt Thpre will are: On firp Th XfoTfran ' KAMUILIILl FOR JKaumakapIH church tomorrow which ARMY Latest art GIRLS road. jOSEPH,: Mo. will - . 11 o In ST. Women act be a "bowlers convention" first, to bySwho returned to work unwillingly aft- v nc iMniiOTDl Al cPUnni commence at clock.. Since arriv 10 a-- ra Sunday School, Interna- Regular meetings are held the out the schedules et cetera. er a strike, are suspected. lng in Honolulu Mr. Kimura has held Salvation Army hall on Xuuann street asTstreet car conductors during one - ' " tional Sunday School Lessons, both .'-- '. '. . f . : day next on all, In Billiards. ' ;' ,r ; ; . several large evangelistic meetings between Merchant- - red Queen. streets, October the lines - English and Hawaiian. . - Spend some of your leisure time In dudes all boys interested In dramatlca. The Inmates of the girlsMndustrial and has interested the Caucasian as p. m. as follows; raesaay, weanesaay, c3uit oItau6c- - 6:30 Christian Endeavor. Dy tables there, public SChocl will attend services at the Ka- well; as th .Tananese com m unities I made Uie street railway man our billiard room. The four speaking, debating, and music Rervlrw Wednesday at 7;20- n. m Thursday, Saturday and Sundaytent - - 1 , . . . 1 three of them pocket tables, will pro- It meets In the Boys' Department moiliili church at 3:30 o'clock tomor-- with his forceful and interesting ad- - nigDis ati a oc;ociv. agement ana representatives oi tne row .' j vide you with both light exercise and every Saturday night - Visit them. afternoon. The sermon will be dresses. The public is cordially In- - GFRWAV rrTHERA!f CnFRCH Sunday School at 10 a. m. Federation of Women's Clubs, AH rate-i- s Dy ueacon money excess, reg-- sociability. The five cents a Thursday Night Lectures. aeuverea s. k. Kamaiopia. vited to attend the services tomorrow. Roretanla neai Tnnohhnvrli Holiness Meeting Hi 11 a. m collectod in of the hour.j:-.-----v- Toe public Is cordially ictnnt i daily .given cue a half " Messrs. Farringtohw Love and Fra..' Invited to at ;. j Young People's meeting at 6:30 u'ar receipts will be to ; street - - c. - v , i . ; sier, the committee In charge of the tend. George Boiko. a cigar salesman of . Snndav aorvlrPH ttt' 11 n m and nn P- - m. lecal charities. summer long group men mm . All a of Thursday; Mght Lectures, announce . New York, started suit against Dr. last Sunday of each month at 7:30 Other Sunday Schools are held at " t have been 'having a good time in the that they wi!l start another series be- The Grand Army of the Republic Michael Rosenthal for iaOonn Aam p. m. Sloan Mission, 3 p. m.; School street, Herbert C. Hcckin, convicted In- the i Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. gym Wednesday Friday ginning ' 1 , will on- - Monday, .and next week. v - be, invited to hold its annual p. street, 3 p. m. (Jap- dynamite conspiracy cases, w serious- ' f aKCS alleging negligence in the death 2:30 m.. Liliha . " - - - o 111 afternoons at five ;oclockl, Volley ball War News! campment at Washington next sum- nf nnito-- n CHUECH OF JESUS CHKIST OF anese and Korean). ly in the prison hospital at Leav- has proved the popular game for this The new bulletin board In the lobby : mer. . I The four children of nieh.nrd Roh- - any enworth. Kan. . : LATTER DAY SAINTS A cordial invitation to or all and-tr- y - group. iL ; always supplies -- Come ( the latest war news.) The Grand Trunk Pacific pier at erts Taylor, Wis., were to i3 by Captain Wiiliara F. Randolph aide ' - cf burned 1704 Lusitanta street. Sunday serv- these meetings extended Boys. . ..- vV Drop For in and read it, and consult the . Seattle. Wash., was destroyed bv fire death when fire destrovpH thotr homo 1 Sunday ADJUTANT S. MAN HART, to General "Stonewall" Jacksonrtied tn-- ' ices, 11:45 a. m. to p. m. ' - What-No- t I ' ! The Worth While Club .fine map of Europe we hung up. a $500,000. - s - have at loss cf in the absence of their father. school. 10 a. m. - Yftung-Men'- and ': Offieer in charg. at Warren ton. Va., aged 83 years !; Program for Sunday Evening Special Music

i' Solo-"- H- - V All Ye Who Seek" Ai v , MR. WILLIAM KERR

Address, "The Lure of the Social Conscience" 9. J vi BY 4. D. D. , k " WILLIAM FRY, ... - I - r j., a -- a n MUST ?

ANDVrCTORJA , : . WM. .HENRY FRY, D. rtJORNER BERETANIA STREETS Superintendent TIME: SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th, AT 7:30 P. M. METHODIST' MISSIONS Hawaiian Islands, You otre oririiklly invited , BAVKLVI! HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1011. Society Personals

I Miss Ramona Morgan returned from V.zxi'x 'ast Thursday, j . M s. II. M 0ernd i? si t5' t. A girl can Frar.c's !!; ti--! in Fraiu is u swing M If trie JOiJin t f uar,.ii i th into . h' ii-.- iX! sL-o- Mr3 J. J F.els.-r- Yl i v ir--t p o p u la r Tesi7 K. h::v- - , Mr. and Mr?. G. Moore bein I wn m m m VI riding Sfveral days at the hKU h be-in- g 5i2 5 tt favor bv j hi hi id i Miss Eloise Wichroan. w!io is 1 1 inf or. Kauai, is e?ieotd home to uoi v e the hear and-th- e war t.i be SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE resentine- nubbles. Heautifu hask r j, row i WITH thre should b3 u fTl-- ; WEEK. f fishtail ferns filled with a we-Ut- t I targe siiaggv asters were artisticallv Mrs. A. H. Tarieton and ohildren shod. for Innumerable teas, hut. on the ot r j Grandson cf Gsneral Shafter En-gag?- j grouped about th hall arrons the hae t'efn vis'ting for the past few ac ' xund, the heat lfseonra; 8 n:u I XfC ' ''.'.-'-' :'.:'""' X "' I ismnMor clusters of ferns and flowers. days at Kahuku. j f4X " tivity and the war cues one some-- Miss Dole and the Misses Rowetl An enormrus- basket filled w ith equ; . thing: on (ine'n' to read and think about Here. s te blue hydrar.Reas also occupied a Mr. ?.nd Mrs. G. H. Gere have :nov Those cool Therefore, society folk ; Mr, girls Own lanai. and Mrs. Hosmsr Comolimented. ccn'spicuous place in cne corner f the ed from their house on the Manoa are remaining preuy cioseiy ai uonie Dr. and Mrs. Anderson's Dance. i room. ' road into one of the Gilman cottages v h o v find the social happenings of the week Mr. Tenney's ! The diningroom was converts e a r 911 ni cn l.ewers road. are exciting. One of the ! not at Mrs. Smith's Tea. ja charming Japanese garden with its ,1 .4 Regal favorite amusements ..during these I Pumps The Leiters in San Francisco. tall slender stalks of bamh o and its Miss Jessie Ktnneily arrived hme warm, sultry afternoons hen one does Visitors. jl:ad of dainty pink cherry blossoms every-- Thursday morning from Maui where nJoy a social cup of ft a, is for j ' Mrs. Forbes' Picnic. which lined the walls and filled the she had gene to participate in the or Oxfords are one to invite everyone else to have'" A Recent B.de. rners. week-en- d tea with her with the Inevitable result testivities. i Mr. and Mrs. White Arrive. hall or alcove th VC not only shod The small whre v that everyone decides that it !.-- too Fraeh Party at Outricger. musicians were seated was decorated A. an 1 : Mr. and Mrs. I.arnach hot to venture out and proceeds f ! a I. Bostonians Entertained. tf represent a conservatory, giving rtttirr-e- d in the best of a Master Donald Larnach have Mrs. nous' v refreshing effect. Doz Picnic. very crol and to Honolulu from a , week's outing The summer has 'been extremely Mr. sidps. quiet and wtre it not fcr the danrlng Porhach's Exhibition. ns of Icvely palms lined the at the Aubrey Hotel. Hauula. style, but they Mrs. HoMoway's I Poi Sucner. while numeru laree tic- v crate of the young set, the months j Bcwmsn-Hepne- han'e It r Wedding. kets filled with feathery maidenhair Senator James Coke has gone comfort- - would almost be eventless. means,! hung in f arc however, that people are resting, and J Tahoe Tavern. or lmg fishtail ferns about Portland, Oregon, where he wiil join profusion. his wife. He will also visit his old so this fall, when the absent ones havej thpse able, too. returned from the statei andFurnpe irg amusement davs and each Everywhere the bright lights were home in that state before returning. even'ne thp ball room i3 "'dainty shades, with their tales of tnvcl anf adven-- i rsinf sMbdued with nink ,4 thp "hslf-ani-hnlf- " ture, we expect to ee some of Hre ami l which enhanced the pink and green Mrs M. T. Clegg. accompanied by shall th '"J'pixe" this stored-u- p energy expended in .ire danced w'th the same beauty of the Oriental scheme. The her little daughter Nancy, will depart really gorgeous affairs. S ' ' 1 entus'ssm as the hos'tf't'rn pnd the docations themselves were not so mainland on the Matsonia next owp-Rte- for the . e'-p- nrviiar The 1 ulu T'ado ielaborte but thev were singularly ef- Wednesday for a visit of aeveial llegal v Pnd ethers of th new . A Recent Bride. var'or dnnce and If has. been a lone tim bf-in- months. g fective arp qlso assidurusly nrac-t'cf- Mrs. Lyman Herbert Bigelow, whose stef since the Country Clnb looked the . v with n view picture appears in loaaj s ihsue, cf being aent .bower of loveliness which it did on Mrs. Parker of Fort Shafter was Boot Shop a,j the-- winter Sanson aptronches. vh'i Wednesday even'ng. a large en j jyable , Ment'o'ned thosp copsofniou-- hostess at and teenth of Ju'v. Miss Henrietta Tucker. amrnr Miller's quintette furnished splend'd bridge party on Thursday afternoon.' Pantheon BKig. daughter of Land Commis-- j thpfr graceful Hnc'nff ?t T;hoe gay dancers who danced She is the Tp'-e-- n music for the About f0 people were invited to be vorp ir5- - pvidoinh f iloner J. Tucker and is a Honolulu ""rkels one-sten- hesitations, lame ducks nd ; i I. and her sisters, the Misses Jolliffe. present. girl. Mr. IJIgelow is 1 graduate of the the other popular steps with untiring ! Massachusetts Institute of Technology enthusiasm. At about 11 o'clock a Miss Cornelia Bryce, daughter of present superintendent of. Nevj frcm Europe. supper was end Is at delicious served. former min:ster of Holland, and . Wcrd num- the construction for the Honolulu rianint has been received frcm a Gifford Pinchot were married today Mill. He is the son of a retired Bos- - ber of Island people who are at pres Mrs. Smith's Tea. - Is ent in Europe, and in every case they a ton capitalist, and it iiosslble that; Mrs. JuMa Smith was hostess at New York. I may to make their per-irane- nt have been safe and well. Mrs. Fred yes- they decide most eniovable little sewing tea 1 j Knight recently received a cablegram v S home in Boston. terday afternoon. The rooms were V. w Mr. and Mrs. and Mis3 immediately alter weir weaamg, wr. from her son-in-la- and daughter, Mr. prettily decorated with clusters of Bigelow enjoyed a short and Mrs. Gaillard Smart, saying Julia laBau, who arrived cn the recent and Mrs. that i yellrw coreopsis which were arranged - honeymoon in the John Lucas home at they were safe and comfortably situ- vases, numerous Mongolia . from the coast and- have la handsome while been staying at the Moana hotel, are llauu'.a, returning to the Donna where ated in ore of the suburbs of cor-ne-- - P'rs. pa'rrg and potted n'ants filled the returning to the mainland on the Mat they are at home to their mends. They ; Fred SMng'e, brother of Robert and vacant snaces. a continuance of their j Shingle, is another traveler from whom scnia next week. are planning The ladies brought their needlework , honeymoon trip for the near future word has .been received. The message and a very pleasant afternoon was J will them over considerable ; announced that he was in St. Marks, Mr. W. A. Bryan of the College of which take ' over sewing bags.. Iater, ' soent the Hawaii cn Thursday from territory on the mainl'nd. j Switzerland, was Fafe and was fortu- delicious refreshments were served. returned Mrs. Bigeiow s weaamg roue, wiutu nately equipped with ready funds, hav- - Maui, where he has spent several an im- ing months. Mrs. Bryan, 'who' accompan- ' ; Rhe wears in the picture, was carried cash with him instead of Gr?nd$on of General Shafter Engaged. ) ported gown of exceptional beauty. It letters of credit. ied her husband on this trip, returned I foun daughters One of the most interesting bit3 ago. wan fashioned on a white satin The two of Mr. and Mrs. among the latest San Francisco news several weeks dation and was trimmed with chiffon James Hind, who were attending an M pearls. Delicate sha- eastern school and abroad items wa3 the announcement of the Mis Margaret Hopper, who left Eu embroidered in who.;went engagement Miss Henriette "'Bland-ing- , dow lace was used over the sleeves, under personal conduct. .for the sum- of rope just in time to escape the hard- a Mr. Mrs. Gordon embroidery, pearls and rhlne-ttone- mer vacation, daughter of and ships to which declaration, end silk have not been heard Goodrich, sen of the formal decorated other parts of the from direct, but word was received Bland.ng to Chauncey of war has subjected many Americans,' gown. The Jong veil of tulle was part-l- y from the principal of the school to the Mr. and Mfs. Edward E. Goodrich. is at the Beiievue in San Francisco. covered by a shorter one of lace. Jeffect that the party was safe. Miss Blanding is one of the most with her sister Mrs. Willard Brown. Bigelow Is a striking type, gracious and intellectual girls in the As Mrs. of ? r exceptional this gown was especially becoming to Announcement. f younger set, having an Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin, whoar " r. of Armstrorg. art- .'. Mrs. Donaldson rilcan. wife Lieutenant Sloan cf Fort talent for poetry. She has written on, ! ' her. . .'' .. '', The following announcement, has rived recently In.' San Francisco ,t Mrs. Sloan is a recent and popular adffiticn to the local army set and is verse ever since she was a child '':'J . ., istic their way to Europe, upon learning the j v" Wv--t women in army. ago Mr. 'and Mrs. White Arrive. known as cne of handsomest the est to the many friends' 'of two well- - and two or three years her father true state of affairs on the continent j the-Matsoni- some of best work compiled Arriving on a this week known Hawaiian families: had her nave canceuea tneir pians. mey are The verandas were hung with the. week is planned for this evening gave only A. White, with - E- - J- - in a book which he to his present at the Beiievue were Mr. and Mrs. H. American and, Irish flags. Music was at the Outrigger by a little coterie off Mr and M,rs- "Weight staying at their (little babr daughter, who will request nonor cr your presence intimate friends. Besides this book Hotel in Sm Francisco. neighbors ir.e ai -- a quintette and Manea Vallev As is : Mr. White's furnished by native usual of poems, Which contains some splen- c make a short visit with a pleasant evening was enjoyed by with this sort of an affair they will the marriage of their daughter J 1 Mrs. K. O. White oi did sonnets, Mi33 Blanding has trans- Mrs. Richard M. Cutts, who ha9 been arents, Mr. and all. Invited gue3ts were Mr. and a in sea, be followed Wilhelmina Rose ; The have swim the to Is city. . . lated the Iliad info English verse, and In the hospital with a broken ankle. this Mrs. T. H. Davis. M r. and Mrs. Bal-este- r, by supper on lanai. Tho32 and Mrs. White is a till, beautiful woman the club those who have had the pleasure of Improving rapidly and has returned Mrs. Strahl the Misses Hcllin-ger- , who will, enjoy the evening are Mr. Mr. Edward Arthur Campbell r.nd Is an accomplished musician. She on Saturday evening, September the reading portions of it say it Is quite to her heme at Pearl Harbor. Mr3. v , .ranc In Yta ITlrct...... Prechv. Thompson, Smith, White, Kenne- and 3V:rs. Charles G. Heiser, Jr., Cap- She Is also a member of Cutts, who Is a prominent member ot litis utru uiMumii dy, Beasley, Albounn McTighe, Fran- fifth one thousand nine hundred wonderful. tcrian church cf Fresno, California, for tain and Mrs. E. K. Masse, Mr. and the Gayety Club, an exclusive dancing the army and navy smart sets, has ces McKay, Mae McKay, Messrs. Mrs. M. T. Clegg, Mr. Mrs. Geo. and fourteen at eight o'clock, past years, and it is possible and ultra-sma- rt by many the three Hol-llnge- organizaticn cf the set, been greatly missed her Sleeper, Deese, Walker, Dwyer, r, Brown,-- Haili Church, Hilo, Hawaii. that she may be heird in Honolulu ere Mrs. H. M. Alexander, Miss and has always been in demand at the friends. Stanford McTighe, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Harriet Collins, Miss Sallie Collins, the leaves. Mr. White is a smart functions. v v Haines. Mrs. 'McTighe 'and 'Master Cy ; r Mr. Mrs. Hosmer Complimented. nan, and holds a responsible position and others. and Mr. Goodrich is a graduate of an Mr. and Mrs. A. D, Launch have re- Tele- ril McTighe. .: Mrs. C. W. the k with the Pacific Telephone and v . Ashford entertained eastern university and is a grandson cently, moved from Lunalilo street to traf- Ecwman-Hoppe- r faculty and regents of graph Company, being chief cf the Wedding. board of the of General Shafter. the old Keech home on Bingham and; fic department with headquarters in Cr. and Mrs. Carey's Dane. A quiet- - wedding took place at 8 College of Hawaii at a lovely recep- now ' - ' No definite date has been set for the Artesian streets, where they are In Wednesd?y. The doctor had Fresno. He is one of our Honolulu Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Carey are giving oMcckon Thursday evening at the tion on Thursday afternoon at her to planned dancing party evening in honor wedding, but It will be a quiet affair comfortably settled and at home a trip abroad and has altered well and favorably known here a this heme of Mr. and William I Hop. home on Beretania street in honor of n boys, lrs. some time in October or November. their friends. The property has lately his plans, owing to the unsettled con-bee- by a large circle of friends who gladly of their daughter, Sadiee, and Miss per when' their daughter, Miss Eliza Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hosmer, who Mayo 11 purchased by George Robertson, ditions. He will stop at the his wife to Honolulu. Luita Arnold who s Wednesday on I. on Mat-schi- a welcome him and beth Hopper, became the bride of are departing from Hawaii the Mrs. W. Kelly Miss Kelly who ha3 had entirely renovated and brothers at Rochester, Minn., and will the Matsonia to resume their studies ceremony Hosmer, and Laura it James II. Bowman. The next Wednesday., Mr. j hospitals Chicigo, New the College of Notre Dame, San who have been the house guests of made very attractive. visit the at Reception and Dance. at was performed by Rev. David Cary who 'has been a member of the board fc4 at- - - Mrs. S. S. Paxson for the past several 4 .4 t York and Baltimore where he will A reception and dance was Jose, Cal. pastor of some pleasant Peters, the Christian church, of regents of the college for weeks expect to leave on the Matsonia Dr. J. H. Farreir will leave for a tend clinics-an- d take post graduate McTighe on & ' " ' fjven at the residence in the . presence of the immediate years, has accepted the chair of forest - - :". ; next Wednesday trip to the states on the Matsonia sail- work. Spring street one avenlng last week Mr. Roorbach's Exhibition. friends and and ry by ; relatives cf the bride at Cornell and he, accompanied the-prom- In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mr. George S. Rocrfcach, l- brldecrocm ,. I his wife and mother, expect to travel Haines (Lillian McTighe) arid also as nent artist wno is at present m uo j ; The bride is well known throughout , directly east to Ithaca, a farewell to Miss Frances McKay noiuiu uiiimuB fcmajr ui the Islands, being a native of Ha- - Mrs. Ashford was a charming host- - v on scenery, - ho left for the coast the Sonoma. cas jusi co.upieieu piuus iui waii. She is an accomplished musl- ess receiving her guests and usher- - an esuiouion 10 ue aw me iwuus .rlan and for several vears nast has ing them into prettily decorated prom- - the Hctei in uctorer. a numDer or been a prominent worker m the Chris-inen- t rooms. Flowers of the many differ- society women have consented church. The bridegroom, who is (r mm tlan ent varieties now in season were plac- to ae patrones?FS and the : event act i also well known here, is affiliated ed about in artistic vases while ferns PROTECT is being anticipated with considerable Company, WEEK with the Hawaiian Electric SCHOOL v and potted plants were attractively YOUR pleasure. ..' j Mr. and Mrs. Bowman have departed arranged. The lanai was a green - wo: exclusively in Mr. Roorbach ks on . a short honeymccn trip, after bower palms and hanging baskets - of water colors, and he has already com- they will Hono-plete- d COLIPLEXION ( which be at home in filled with beautiful ferns. 29 - August 24 August several little masterpieces tak- iulu. The afternoon was spent pleasantly to Every woman who spends en from scenes in end about Honolu-- j ,t rt chatting expressing good wishes the seashore, " and the Summer at lu'. Those who ha e seen his worki Misa Dole and the Missfs Rowell Here. farewells Mrs. Hos- In the mountains or at some ' and to Mrand begin, things will say that It Imbibes all the poetry of Miss Clara M. Dole cf Riverside, mer. School will soon many fashionable watering place - Later delicious refreshments collec- c should take with her a lew Hawaiian Bcenery. All of his Cal., together with Miss Adelaide Vetera aervnr! Afrc . AahforH tt-a- a a. , in the way of Clothing and bottles of tion up to date has been sold and Rowell of Brooklyn New York and sisted by her goru uron Ashford and be needed the exhibition will consist of Island the latter's nieces, the Misses Doro- thy her daughter, Sniss .Marguerite Ash- Dresses for the Boys and Girls; also pictures. and Olive Rowell, is a visitor in ford, who are spending their vacations GOURAUD'S Honolulu. Miss Do'e la a sister of at home after attending eastern col- such as blankets, sheets, Row-ell- a Household Goods Bostonians ,Entertaired. Charles S. Dole of Ksuai. The leges during year. R, locally, the Mrs. George Carter entertained are also related their were Mr. Mrs. father be'ng a brother W. E. Rowell, Those present and .pillows, towels, etc., for the term at the entire company of the Juvenile cf Ralph S. Hosmer. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. ORIENTAL Bostonians on Wednesday afternoon "e wen-anow- n engineer. ,The party has been snending some Farrington, President and Mrs. Arthui Boarding School. at her lovely Bummer home at Kaikou. T. Dil- davs on Kauai Ho- L. Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Frank The afternoon spent in the country and returned to Young. young nolulu cn Wednesday accompanied by lingham, Mrs. John M. Mr. We lay special stress on the fact that was a refreshing trer.t to these and Mrs. W. A. Bryan, Mrs. A. F. I CREAM f girls for wark ,iz extremely Mr. Dele. their stren Letson, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Andrews. full complete line of all uous curing uays. They are enioying their visit here we have a and those hot lne Mr. C. Mildred Yo- - to Improve and beautify immensely and are delighted with Ha- - Leslie Clark, M'ss her time was spent in the various gamej der, Mr. Huron Ashford. Miss Margue- these goods, and w e will give them special complexion and protect her and occupations which fill our sum- Willi. skin from the burning sun, . rite Ashford and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ( - re- .4 , bleaching- winds, mer playtime. Later, delicicu3 and damp Mrs. Hollowav'a Poi SuDper. Ashford. display room during school week that blht air. freshments were, served and then the . young actresses, after an afternoon of Mrs. C S. Hollowav Is entertaining those interested may see what we have The surest guarantee of Its th!s evenine at an elaborate poi sun-ne- r Mr. Tenney's Dance. perfection Is the fact of It wholesome pleasure, returned to their having been hotel to prepare for their evening's at her home in Nvuanu valley in Mr. Vernon Tenney was host at a and at what fair prices they are offered. f-- v of In actual use 3 prfcrmance. honor M'ss Elizabeth. Miss Phoebe , lovely dance at the Country club on Tot nearly and Miss Grace and Mr. Henry , Wednesday en-Carte- r. thre Quart- - V'lt "II 0 Carter last evening when he Special prices will be made on complete -- w'H ! younger! era of a cen- - f- - 4 Mrs. Angus' Picnic. Covers be placed for tertained his friends of the Xury. ' 2i or 40 vounger jset. Mrs. George Angts, who is at pre- abrut cf the set. As Mr. Tenney leaves In the near j Boarding School Outfits during School It cannot After sunner - be surpassed sent occuylng the Schuman home at th entire nrty will future for Harvard university where- for the relief ;nr-to- r un to the Countrv club where he will studv next year, the affair. specially pimp- Week this should be of tan, evenmg b9 : I les, irecklea week at a very jolly picnic given In! the wl" was in the nature of a farewell. and other The charming little clubhouse waa blemishes of f 1 .4 ,4 ,4 beautifully occasion, j n. TiI decorated for the the complex-Jo- l next Wedfiesday. guests went In the center cf the large floor stood At Druggists ia The nn cf the 'B9ve8t ST)0TS about San a swimming, played games and huee loving cun skillfully contrived , and Depart-- : various .Franc'seo ?s T)v Tve- - jt bas cf pink cherry blossoms woven into ment Stores. had a real good outdoor time. A de -t ben the fa"nit rrs- th's . lightful picnic luncheon was Mmer wreaths. The cut) 'was fashioned In FEED. T. KCPKIKS & SCX. Props. served rnd the hfs a Vv recorded. a a long and heartily enjoyed, for appetites reeFr the sape cf wine glass with a l:s of i;uilrirsv,'l cust?. It stem Was filled with bil-- j 37 Creat Jeaes Stmt were made keen by exercise and lr' s'ender ard th? ofTor aj ports of en'rvrnns te""ii, lows ci nuTrv tuue m snaaes sea air. . aterent 18 NEW YORK . Psh?n horeshak r'd'ng suggetlnr th wine. ' la the hotto"r E6T. 5? v4 fc4 w4 ;aT" the drxen and thinra p'nk over wera Beach Party oth" was the tulle and this at Outrigger. whch make un a well rounded dav's the soft fo'ds of pale. areen, while on One pleasant - of the beach parties of sncit. Put danc'ng is ne all engrcss- top were the daily puffs of white rep-- nOXOLULU STAK-BULLETI- SATURDAY. ATOrST 22, 1014 THIRTEEN"

HLR LNGAGEMENT f tl t KnlfiHd lMm4tMd in littifi.M. rass. prior to seing to Par Harbor. CsUMIk4 1780 f IS ANNOUNCED Miss Margaret Wilson ha? canclm-- ei her visit to Mount Pocono, Pa. Sh- - Walter Baker w'M make several ether visits hpforo returning to the White T Hoiif. r t Mrs. Ma:cm A. Henna ha3 ia i- -.! cards for a dinner dance at er sum-n:e- r horre at Seal Harbor. Me.. at;tr CHOCOLATES day. August

The Speaker of the Ifo'ua and Mra. I Champ C!a:k returned yeMerdav from and COCOAS Wihhv od. N. J. For eating, drinking and cooking - Pure, Delicious, Nutritious CALLING OATS i SCHOFIELD SOCIETY I W7 8 FOB HOXOLULr 8 Dr. and Mrs. Anderson's Dance . r.-- If I r 5i Si f ;il en-- j Dr. and Mrs. 11. V. Andersen Mondays Punahou. Makikl. 8 SCHOFIEI.H PARRACKs! Aua. 22. x at a very large and beauti-- j 5 Taekdays Waikiki, Kapiolani 5? A delipatfttl surprise party, in the lul cance last evening in the Moana Park, Kaimuki. Palolo. First 8 nsture Cf a vipr-f- after the cnalrv 'it-nn.-s pavilion in honor ol tneir son,' 6 Tuesday Fort Ruger. X hop Mondav nisht was given-b- Lieut ,, daugh doesdaj! Gaugler Alexander Anderson, and their i S Nuiiano, Puunui, 8 ard Mrs. In honor of Lieut tt-r- , Miss Kuth Andersen. It S3 a Pacific Heights. First and third flarr and his l;ride who hid just re- very charming affair an3 was account- s Wednesday, above Nuuanu S turned from short honevric r.n sp'?:;f ed by all a great puccess. Alexander S bridge; second and fourth Wed- - t' at Haleiwa. a larse nu-nbe- r of e-!t- Anderson leaves 1n the near future M nesdays. below bridge; fourth J: vere invite to nieet Lieut, ani Mrs. lor Cornell Cniveisity, where he will; S Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first 3?i Girr, anions who were Ca.L and Mrs nter upon his third year's work, and' H and third Wednesdays, Alewa X O'Shea, Capt. and Mrs Chittv. I t. and thus the dance was In the nature of S Heiehts. K Mrs. Lyman. Lt. and Mrs. N ile, Lt C comnli-- 4 Thursday The Plains 81 ard Mrs. Cheney. and Mrs. An- a laic well to him as well as a ' It. 1-- 2 ' v Iireaktast Cocoa, lb. tins n.'etit to his sister. Si is Friday Hotels and town, 8! drews. Capt. and Mrs. Mason. Lt. and The Moana pavilion with ill setting' ."' S fourth Friday. Fort Shafter, first 8 t Mrs. Tinker, the Misses Mason, Smith. Baker's Chocolate (unsweet- a Friday. 8 Ellis. Harris n, ' Forsyth. Lts. Hall. of brilliantly lighted 1-- tennis courti Manoa, College Hills, and Owen end Rogers. Dr. ened), 2 lb. cakes and paltiiK, is an Ideal in which to s first k nufflnstrn, and siot Friday B Lt. and Mrs. Kieffer. Mrs. Chitty as- xeicMt one's ability as a doco. alive third German's Sweet Chocolate, X Saturdays Kallhi, third and 8 sisted Mrs. Miller in serving re- even-- ' the artist, and the decorations last IS Saturdays; Kamenameha 8 Mrs. Alice Ilayward, whose engage freshments. Mrs. I A lb. cakes Ing were most Japanese' fourth O'Shea served the effective. M Schools, last Saturday. K ment to Dr. J. M." O'Connor of the punch. For Sam trj Mraoia Grocen la Honolulu out-lining't- lanternj. stiung along the lanais, ' R Fort Sluilter Callinsr dav ev- - S naval station. Pearl Harbor, has been . cottages, or hung a:nong TJLJ ? v , thi f ery Friday. K announced. J A delightful dinner was & Co. - siven at the Walter Baker Ltd. trees, bobbed gaily in the cool sea t i ' i It new Mounted Service Club Mondav DORCHESTER. MASS., U. S. A. fbrejte. From the tops of the trees s Note The telephone number of 5 Mrs. Redfield will leave Friday to night before the hop by I t. Kenny a canopy 01 fairy lights in S the Society Editor is 4075. S visit Mrs.- - Redfield's sister in Pitts-- Palmer in honor of Miss Katherine J 1 ! Jt-d- s and greens an J thus, 'ihe ten ? 1 x. R S a S S :C )f 1 I 8 field, Mass. Laier they wiil visit Paly. The guests were seated si one 53 HIGHEST AWARDS ET uia were lighted with the new , - couits i Mr. 'Lionel Guest will give his step- Representative and Mrs.' Winslow at Ion table beautifully decorated with EUROPE AND AMERICA daylight lamps and a' number of in- daughter in marriage. Worcester. Mas3., before gring to Mr. artillery colors predominating. Those teresting tennii sets were played oft - were Lt. Mrs. Da' y, Mrs. After the ceremony the bridal par- Redfield's old home in Maine. , Present and during evening. I I the ty will cross In boats to the He St.! antry. Lt and; Mrs. Andrews. Miss on Thursday pavilion decora- Lt. Gay, Lt. evenirg to honor her. Inside cf the, the tiutea tho anrnmpr homfi of the Dr. Maurice Francis Egan. minister Smith. Capt Hopkins. daughter, Williams, Miss tions were principally in green. The Peyton, Lyerly. Chaplain FeMy and Mr. and Guests which comprises 20 acres of to Denmark, who is convalescing Lt Massee, who are their house-guest- s. ceiling was covoied with a large cir wooded land, and from his illness nt the home of his the guest of honor; Miss Daly. 1 - I I I. - . I I M A . wild and thickly son-in-la- i to the Trapplst monaa- - and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Capt Mrs. Roger Mason which is near n informal evening party- and and ed in giant imitation of a parasol. It' tery in Lake of Two Mountains. ElmeV Murphy, expects to return to hridee Mis. Mason's Miss Ellis, are fol- the followed .by bufTet was given sister. was hung thick with soft green will his pest at Copenhagen, sailing from a sunjer going next where' Mr. and Mrs. Rosen sail for Paris Wednesday in honor ofMiss. Katherine to Haleiwa week iage, while the contrasting outer bor shortly after the wedding. .New ork August 12. they will be In camp for a month at der was of brilliant red poinciana. Tho Daly by Lt and Mrs. Glassford. The guests Major Guignanl, the Queen's cottage. diffused light which shone through Countess Szechenyi. formerly Miss were Lt and na f.rfrarot wiiann took nnrt in' Mrs. Potter. Lt. and Mrs. Marr, Lt and this covering cast a soft and delicate ,is an . Saturday aas vanaerDiit American Mrg Miag Mra.-Lantr- Miss Katherine Daly of Boston sails glow upon the lovely scene. Large the concert afternoon at the - D,1Vf j, and Ontwood, Mount Pocono. Pa., where 6"' " V I t. Huntley. The guest prize wan a today on the Siberia after two hanging brimming full of t sister-- baskets, summer. veted ner Hunganan estate into a won nicnth's visit with her brother and . nu- - she is spending the The japaneSe silk obie. Mrs. Mair fluff fprna. which half roncpal! in-law, volunteer hospital, while her husband, Lt and Mrs. J. O. Daly. T ,, merous fairy lights j concert was given for the benefit ol the lady's prize, a Japanese screen, 'I little buried be Count Szechenyi, has gone to t- Trin!ty Episcopal Church at Mount the front cnd - Daiy the gentleman's prize, a neaui, were piacea auom cauji t the ariisi Pocono. Miss Wilson sang two old wltn nis regiment Japanese tobacco jar. Dr. Edwin M. Kennedy and his brida while palms and potted . plants filled J i I returned from their honeymoon on the corners and yacant spaces. f ; I m. hmjuii-- gave an - Tuesday, have in 1 cally encored au nuuen wr3 snort mrormai arter- and taken qmrtera Kaai's quintette, seated on the bal-- i 17V it. . son are at Southampton. L. I. Rear noon bridge party on Thursday in the cavalry cantonment 4 ' ,. cony, rendered captivating music,.; ' Adir!ral Willard H. Brownson, U. S. honor of Mrs. Cheney, who Is returning . while about 60 of the moat popular N In"? IZ-finl- v retired, and Mrs. Brownson. who to the states on the next transport f Mrs. Macon was for younger" set" dance-- will S visit Rocer hestess members of the were their guests there for several The guests were Mesdames Fair, Cavalry-Artiller- y bidding good-by- e the Tuesday auction gaily until the "wee ma' tours." Be- was about yesterday days have to Newport. R. I. Chitty, g0ne " Fechet. Hall. Holcombe. week. .'- J many in summer club this tween dances the guests promenaded - ' to her friends the O'Shea, Forsythe.' Short. Cheney, Ren- - grounds, dain colony. She was accompanied by Mrs. I 4 about the beautiful the Mrs, Bigelow, - .:'iWm, , ziehausen. Nalle and Harrison. The Lyman Herbert a last month's bride, who is greatly ad- l . , Potrfa.... Mrs. Kennon entertained the Mon s . I light-colore- d , - Kamnnt.nn hor tmir nr fnrowp nn hh, 1 ;. ty gowns of the girlsJ.mired In- a large circle frienda. Photo by Frizes were won oy airs, uneney, airs. day club this week cf Perkins. r:ry''. - Harrison. Dresident of the Southern auction insT itihii v fir ri r i i ihii w 211 r 1 1 . 1 lidding o .M . . . 4 - ii. iiiirnunu con to the attractlvenes the in. iaiwav whn vtsitng her "arrisun aaa Mrs. Chitty, which J the Casino, where registered in hasten scene. v charming daughter. Miss Julia S. she ' !,,8ieu 01 uniuy nicture frames (Additional society on page grandmother, Mrs. Burton Harrison, in fourteen ' ; 11 light bau of-Ne- York, spent few days j - the mommg. i. About o'clock refreshments a ?t I - - WASHINGTON SOCIETY m I 7:T:z":naruor, iur:y:ir7:"vue ween, c:"riuas re- , i. were served. ; Iel Monte las week. They have been . Wednesday Mrs. Carl Reichmann 'f' turned tn w'hnma m v irginia- - " - Ex-Senat- ' '...' i i9 some of the California re iVT Nelscn W. Aldrlch en-- , gave a delightful luncheon in honor of sorts prior Id a trip to Honolulu. Mrs. orrtnaj a luncheon company on ' Mrs. Hunt's guest, Mrs. Elmer A. Dean Mrs. ForbeaV Picnic i;- August 7. The tertained Cowle, - . Labau had a. delightful fiurnrise whHe' i:I'l,,in board steam yacht vNirvana yes-- Paymaster General and Mrs. who ls stopping here a month on net Mrs. ,W. J. Forbes was bostesi at 6 wr-th- wedding of Miss Lucy the ' at Del Monte in meeting an old school- - Plans among Wltj t4helr daughter, Mrs Robert E. way to the Philippines to Join her h us-n- ,t most enjoyable picn!c on Thursday al Dodge, cnly. daughter terday at Newport, having his , dy friend of hers in Mr. L. L. Cory, a Bielow the of thft R.,aian fltrhn3Sadnr nd Ledbetter. havo closed their apart-- band, Major Dean of the Medical her lovely Peninsula home, when she 13 the Hon- - Mrs. Lionel Quest, and a m prominent attorney of Fresno, who Mme. Bakhmeteff, Riano and atf the gonte Corps. The guests were Mesdames grand-daughte- r Bige-Francisc- o Mmeje mef "lghld? naJe entertained the ladles of the Women's of the John Kennon,-Mape- s, at Del Monte with his family San lat? her Mrs. Chandler Andersop of'0 Monterey Inn Blue Ridge Summit Mitchell, Meals, Mc- 'Society of Central Union - sister. - church.The Chronicle. ' . . low, and, :: Walter 'lC...iurt's.'; New Pa- for he month of August Afee and Gose. . J of Washington; Mrs. ISlatec . and Miss - , I spent : garden : : time was admlringthe ; 5 ! j York, have been completed. wed-Ca- pt For noo than a . scenery The Gwynn. i and surrounding and playing : ding, which will place - Tuesday, Colonel and Mrs. Kennon r and Mrs. Off ley's' Dinner. take Tuesday, , , Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Rocsavelt sail- quarter jof a con-- ' ' the many games, which pasi the day gave ; '!.; Capt and Mrs. Robert S. Offley of August 11, in the village church at r- - tin.i.ni uni.4 ti r ed from New Ynrk vpatprdAv for Rra. a dinner for Colonel and Mrs. so pleasantly at these summer homes. Reichmann . Capt and Mrs. Stone tnry SHAC has toon ISchofield Barracks had as their guests Ste. Anne de Bellcvue, and the Rev. U. S. N.1 (retired), and Mrs. Brown- - They will make their home for Lt I At noon a delightful picnic luncheon on ur. 01 present Curityba, Mr.l ;ronody m at dinner Tuesday evening of this Aiimena innity Jnurcn ana; son, wh6 have been guests of Col. and the at where ?? miJKn" tho favorlto was served. r and Mrs. '.. Aik- - me nev. ur. or ueorge rr, r,. ---Pnnoovpu n Sl'.S Lt week Chaplain and Mrs. William Lancaster s t,. - " J JH st Airs, xioueri xvi. 1 nompsco at oouin- " mo.iucucu o.c After dinner an informal musicale was for headacho and. J cn, Lieut, and Mrs.' Robert Sears and Church, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, wilLj , ounaing worn. Visitors. ? amDton. L. I., have cone to Watch construction enjoyed. and : Mrs. C. Mitchell, officiate. J nouralgia. Mr. Mrs. New York, Lieut Manton Hill, Conn., for a few days, after and F. Labau, of $ Tastoloss-Cortal- Q Accompanied by their daughter. Miss y I Miss podge's bridesmaids are to be which they will go to Newport After a pleasant week-en- d visit to Lt. and Mrs. Cheney gave a buffet Julia S. Labau, who arrived, recently Mrs. P. U Terry of Portland, Ore- - Miss Marguerite Shaughnessy, daugh-- j White Sulphur Springs, Va.. the Vice-- supper Sunday evening for Col. and 12 dosos-2-5 oonto gon, who has just from the ter of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, Rear Admiral and,Mrs,(LTpshur will and Mrs. Marshall re-- - . in Honolulu from the coast on the Mon- returned andi President have Mrs. Forsyth Major and Mrs. Harri- - Rns- - v Asfc your dragsisl golia, have enjoyed a most delightful Orient on the Siberia, is the house- Miss Geraldine Patterson. Mr. ue gueaia ui .uuaur a. a .unuRe at uie mrueu iu aumsiua. 1 ney were me ; son, Mrs. Miller, Capt. Kimball, Capt trip, spending several days In Del guest of Mrs. Harry Wilder, en's ushers are o be his brother, Fe- - Crawford House, Brettcn Woods, in guests of Mrs. George' B. Keim of and Mrs. Short, Lt and Mrs. Warren for smc Monte and San Francisco, according to J 111 nosen; jenn liigeiow uodge, a the White Mountains, given by Mrs. Philadelphia. and Lt and Mrs. G?ugler. - the following clipping. They are at Miss Laola Booth and party have re- j brother of the bride; Edwin C. Hoyt J. E. Troth of Camden, N. J. de-- - present guests at the Moana Hotel. . turned from Hawaii after a most and Bron3on WInthrop of New York,l The Secretary of Commerce and Colonel and Mrs. Howell gave 4 Mr. and Mrs. F. Labau and their lightful four weeks' outing. H. Corby Fox and Bradley Palmer. - The ' Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Redfield are making a visit at dancing party at the 1st Infantry Club

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.. .7 " The Great Removal Sale at 'Sachs'" is fast drawing to a close. Our customers have reaped a harvest in real values and we are satisfied : with ours. We will be in our new quarters early m beptemDer. watcn ior our urana upening announcement : For the present' we will offer some extraordinary values every day until we move. Look over this list for Monday morning shopping

j; Linen Table Covers For School Sewing Our Muslin Underwear i; Embroidered and scolloped, size 30 Millinery Department will be an attractive fea- fine i30, regular $2.50, now. $125.; , We are showing a line of wash ture in our store this week. ' Great Clearance of the ' ' Wliite Dresser Scarfs, scolloped fabrics in new patterns and weaves. Ladies' Muslin Skirts from 50c --,

border, regular $1.00, now 50c. . Slips, 75c. Our imported Scotch Gingham, at 25c Balance of Our Princess it I ' Hemstitched Dresser Scarfs, J 8x50, per yd., in a splendid range of new Night Gowns, .75c. now 20c each; 18x45, now 15c each; Special values for infants' and chil- patterns, is one of our leading values. Summer Hats 30in. squares, now 20cveach, ; dren's wear. SACHS 1 SACHS FOURTEEN HONOLULU ST AR-pUXLETI- N, SwVTTOPAY, AUGUST 22? 1914. ""

- . Joyed by the officers in the ladies' ...... camp as a ' variation from their own camp menu. MUs Lenihan, .who has only: recently recovered from an op- eration, came in from camp with Mrs. Lincoln in the latter'a motor, but the remainder of the party returned as they had gone out. In the light wagon belonging to the Signal Corps com- pany.

The many friend of Colont-- 1 and Mrs. Samuel W. punning have been grieved to bear of the sad circum- stance of Mrs. Dun nine's loss of aieht and that the charming HAWAIIAN DANCER MAKES BLASE NEW UP AND WITH woman is said YORKERS SIT GASP to have found lit necessary to enter a i TONISHMENT AT HIS TERPSICHOREAN sanitarium as of af- , CREATIONS . the result other flictions. Colonel and Mrs. Dunning were stationed at Fort Shafter for a r long time, where the Colonel was then as a major in command of the post, and both number many warm and de- voted friends in Honolulu as well as throughout the service. They are at present in California, and will doubt- less remain there permanently, as Colonel Dunning passed to the retired - list of the array some months ago - III Ml- - III --Hi ' and chose that part of the world. as his home. ::iH On Sunday the 16th one of popu- the i : - , , - walking it , t lar parties set out from the u post for the upper reaches of Kalih! i valley. Though caught in numerous - Babbitrs heavy showers the party returned late m the afternoon well pleased with - - the day's excursion. Those engaging " in the tour were Captain and Mrs. P. I v"; li. Malone. Cant.' and Mrs. G. n: Ja Gleariser merson,; Miss Malone, Mis Rosen i baum, Miss Mildred Malone. Lleuta. A. K. Lyman aqd T. J. Camp Mr. Frederick Rosenbaum. and Master Kerwin Malone. A picnic luncheon was the event of the rest period near Gleans Scours Scrubs :y head of valley - the the and the five- I I 1 ...... 1 mile tramp preceding the meal had III produced the usual result as to hearty appetites.

Mrs. Erneste V. Smith has taken an apartment on Sutter street, in San For rr samp,. Francisco, for the remainder of her n . stay in California, pending the open , o ing of daughters school I 1 I nenr ma;"iu i i i her at Palo I Alto in early September. Mrs. Smith I r r v expects to sail by the Matsonia for in T.fW Honolulu on the I2th of the coming month.

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Miss Malone and Miss Rosenbaum : Trade-mar- k from were dinner guests on the evening of y J yv ) :ffri each can valuable to '.:";,v".cr""" o n ..'. me ith, of Lieutenant A. K. Polhe-mu- s, ..: ...... ,-.- ..;,, S x ;. gave.:- - .. and Dr. H. M. Deiber. Upon the -- - t rr---;-- Distributors conclusion of :"'t ."-.- - .. ' the dinner the party js'v ; .. t .... - 1 ' .' . ... went over to the 2d Infantry mess for r ?- - l.;' X ; " -- '( , - the "Ladies' Night." """"' "fv v i -- ;;''? : 1 . 1.1 1 1 i r i C' '" " j "i. ' ' i j n "'Miss Margaret Malone, the daughter u i n 1 t i r or captain and Mrs. Paul B. Malone it m of the 2d Infantry, who has been a visitor in the garrison for some weeks x past, js nearing: the end of her vaca--' ,1 , , : , :: x tlon from Bryne Mawr now ex- -' ' - ,v and - ' s ...... '' ' TT '1 Ill - ' pect8 to leave to resume her duties by the next transport for the mailand. '" ' .Miss Malone has made many new, friends during her visit, at Fort Shaf- !.'.' ' ter and will be greatly by , s . . f missed both v" old and hew friends u pon her depar-ture- . as she has taken a charming part A very few bargain-i- n in all forms of social life during her stay at her parents'- - home. Miss Ma- lone hopes.greatly that her next ensu- ing, vacation may find her with her Mattings father's regiment, wherever it mav be stationed. ' '

The dinner given by Lieut. Carl For several days we' will mark-dow- to almost nothing tlie Kem-nant- s Hardwigg tor General and Mrs. Ed-- ! wards. Miss Porter and Miss Edwards of lath'n still on hand. Each sale constitute a snre-fir-o liar-rai- n. on Friday of this week, was a delight- s Rtage-worl- ful affair and served as in- - V Lot Kaulukou, known to the d as Carlos Sebastian, regarded as the best dancer on the American a pleasant There are not man- Kernnants, but eadi short roll or piece troduction for the remainder of the evening that was spent at the post will beVhl at very much less than, the cost to theso Lot Kauiukou, a nitive "ot Hawaii sian Ballet school. Sebastian had two, hop. make. One of his" "easterp engagements ; satlsfactor- - nei, is undoubtedly the greatest male year's trainine in ballet at won- - this Iiemnants may le just enough for the purjxW yon have in mind. dancing artist in America according to UCllU. 1SCI1UUI HUH lO H 1S .QUQ Q13 pQlSd Mr. Walker Atkinson, the son of reports from eastern theatrical Jour- and grace which have made him cele- Colonel and Mrs. Atkinson, who has Measure the room or hall, ete., you need floor-coverin- g' and nals, which are corroborated by recent brated in the . Maiixe th tango and been a visitor in the garrison for the for, fee if Hawaii visitors in New York. many I FT.SHAFTER SOCIETY T artistic creations of his own. i: ' last two months, will leave for the you a Charles R. Frazier and I. H. Beadle "Among his famous creations which states by the next transport and will can get Kemnant to fit. - Special Star-Bullet- in caw Kauiukou frequently at the JardiQa we saw 7 at " Jardin de Danse," says Correaoondencel enter the Manlius School at Manllus, de Dance, a famous dance -- raor- on Frazier, "was the Humoresque, dVnced FORT SHAFTER, August 22. Mrs. New York. Broadway, durlns their recent sojourn; wun ine Doily twins, to Dovork's fa- George H. Jamerson entertained with .' Jn New York, mous melody of that name, and several a luncheon on Wednesday the 19th, . Lieut. William C. Rose came In . who profession- Scho-fiel- Kauiukou is known other equally beautiful novelties.; ' for a number of friends .from d from the camp of the 2d battalion fori Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. ally as Carlos Sebastian, was Tlolng a "Sebastian $500 receives a week at Barracks. a visit in the post . over Wednesday at Hammersteih's with the fa-- ; de Danse an. I turn Jardin for his nfhtiv and In company wtih .Lteuts. A. K. .Lumber and Uuildimr Materials. 177 So. .King St. mous Dolly's and, later In the evening, pearaices and has a large clientele of Mrs. Clyde B. Parker's afternoon at Lyman .gave Tiewe'st ' and C. B. Lyman, attended the exhibitions of the dances society roiir ror private dancing bridee in honor of Mrs. T, D Sloan Tenney dance. i at the Jardin de Danse with the Dbl sons, charging ;$23 for half-- hour les-- ' occuted on Thursday,, and waa f ly's Dorothy Benlly. Both and with sons. He looks mighty prosperous and delightful in every detail for the six Mrs. I William R. Gibson, who has Beadle and Frazier report that from Js unquestionably a big success both tables of players engaged ' that in th6 been absent In California on an ex- ;Whn they learned from dance lovers artistically and financially. 1 j pleasant rivalry, " at the card tables. tended visit, Is expected in Kw YorU throwsa tirt nup.stlnrt n "That story printed In a Honolulu to return to supremacy After the results of the scoring were the ; post; by. the Wllhelmlna sailing ,to the 'of Sebastian in the newspaper about jfcaulukou's refusing announced and the most of dancing. Mr, and Mrs. Dpug-la- s attractive from San Francisco on August 26. tealm to acknowledge himself an Hawaiian prizes were awarded, the guests were Crane Vere also performing at the is pure bunk," said Frazier. "When I 1 -- served with delicious refreshments at Miss guests Jardin de Danse, o comparison wss sent my card to him, he came over im- Malone's for a charm--: the hands of Mrs, J. B. McDonald, who Ing supper on Sunday easy between Crane and Sebastian, mediately to see' me and Was" very af-- i last were Miss decidedly ' presided at the coffee urn, assisted by ;Ro8enbaum.; A. K. .with popular favor leaning fable. He sked me to come over to , Lieut. Lyman, Mrs. O.'B. Rosenbaum. A Canton tea- - Lieut, T.' Camp to the latter, i Vernon Castle Is better his table' and presented me to his wlfo ; J. and Lieut C. B. pot unusual pattern placed ' known1 to the outside world and pos- Dorothy Eently of and on Lyman. ,, ,; Sebastian, I twitted tray like war was sibly to fashlonabte circles of New Lot about what was sild of him in Ho a nt awarded to Mrs. McDonald . as prize, while York," but tiiafs because Castle Is a . na!ulu. He explained the matter and first Miss Malone was the guest of Gen- uetter business, man inan seDasuan satisfied 'me that the ohe Inci'dcht Mrs. C. S. Lincoln won the second re- eral and Mrs. Edwards for dinner on and his better backing. which cave rise to the s'torv wa ward, which was a tray of lacquer Wednesday, afterwards gonig to ; " Mrs? H. re- There Is a reason for Sebastian's ly' jft personal matter; and in no wise S work. Walter Johnson the Tenney dance at the Country Club. INSIDE BASEBALL rise as a terpsichorean artist that U represented his feelings toward others ceived a pretty card case as the con- i;'4ft 1 solation, not known to the general public, and in Hawaii. :;' :.rM y. and. Mrs. Sloan, as guest of Mrs: Laurence O. Mathews and Mrsj that Js; the wonderful training he ro ' "lot is anxious to spend his vacation ' honor, the guest prize, a charming Vernon W. Boiler were visitor nt the vprl- - . Annia Japanese print. Mrs. . quar- eel when a iirottce or Mrs n liawaii this fall, and v Parker's camp is planning to of Major Lenihan s battalion on The ball Montague Turner, in the fanious Rus'J be here in September If he can adjust! ters In the cantonment were decorat- i nur8day and enjoyed the bathing. team without a pitcher U much like the man i ed for the occasion with quantities of pink asters and the effect of the mass The threat to call a strike of 18 000 or yonng man who wears a sriled, baggy suit when our es of flowers about the rooms and .' workers of the Lackawana Coal Co. on the tea table was charming. . Mrs, has been adandoned. . Parker's guests, were Mrs. B. W. At-- The Kalamazoo . kinson, Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. - C. S 4 ! Bromwell, Mrs. B. McDonald,- - Mrs. ft . J. Abadie's Dry Cleaning Cr E. K. Masse, Mrs. F. W. Phisterer, Ice Blanket Mrs. D. N. Swan,: Mrs. T D. Sloan, Mrs. F. A. Cook, Mrs. H. F. Nichols, .,".' , .' T Mrs. B. II. Watkins, Mrs. G. S. Gibbs, Mrs. C. S. Lincoln, G. H. Jamer- so little and Mrs.' eots puts snap and ginger into hn apear-jnce- . son. Mrs. P. B. Malone, Mrs. Robert helps McCleave, Mrs. H. N. Preston. Mrs. Clothes don't; make a man or a ball player, but yqii Boone, Mrs. J. P. Edgerly, Mrs. M. J. Lenihan. Mrs. L. R. Fredendall, Mrs. let either one neglect his appearance and he U looked W. H. Johnson, Mrs. F. F. Black and economize Mrs, O. B. Rosenbanm. 1 1 upon as a reless, possi bly f HI i:: eai an un rel ialle, fellow. The camping party of ladies that It saves one-hal- f of your Ice bill by preventing the waste which has been at Waimanalo for the past ' - ' ten days, on Wednesday follows when the surface ol the Ice comes in out- returned aft- loutact with the er a most enjoyable outing, during " side air. Try one. Prlc 15 Cent. which unlimited sea bathing and Iong Rat crRdael Voote tramps were indulged In. ; Everything possible -- wa3 done by uiv erms oi cola dw the officers of jv..niprH - drMuaL the nearby camp for the comfort and im ; " ' I m mi ni- UIIU U W. W. DIMOND & CO., Ltd entertainment of the visitors during 53-C- the continuance of "Suffragette. The House of Heuswares' V 5 Kins St., Honolulu Town," as the C8r?p was called, and taany were the spreads that sere en-- 3 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SAT UK DAY, AHJUST 22, 101 t. piftkk:

FIFTY DOLLARS BiEsiiness. Circles News and:;Review 6-l- le buys a b. visible writing:, universal, STRONG REACTION IN COllNTRySCOAEPROflUGTION Electric "The Weld keyboard STOCK fl Weld fs&Z -- V That Held" Typewriter USINESS FOR PAST AGAIN BREAKS ALL RECORDS

THE Output for 1913 Shows In- interferred with ly the high waters WEEK SHOWN BY TRANSACTIONS during the sprint: of 1913. anl Mr. Par-- i (6 crease of Double That of ker estimates that from 5,oo,m0 to Jil!liiii!!lijiii!lill!iliMi?ri Goro Three Years Previous 1ii.h'm.,mo tons of coal w?i!d have been Business of the Honolulu stock ex-- i Ewa Plantation Co., 4SS shares for added to the year's output hut for this. no de- AND YOU CAN CAR- change for the six days ended yes--. $12,21 8.75; high 25,,i, low 21. dcclin? Illy I.ateM With violent fluctuations in the MallJ mand by the furnaces, steel RY IT IN A terday noon was less than 'half WASHINGTON. Aug. 22 pro- blast that.lVi. The works and other minufacturintr indus for the previous corresponding period.) Hawaiian Agricultural Co., TC shares duction of coal in the United States OIT'lin i m mM n trios, the demand for coal for thoso Complete of Pittsburg liore than hair of the sugar stocks . 90. klO riltL'An oil stock Electric fcr $15,200; price 20, gain a in- - handled, moreover, registered de-- 1913 ! normal Hawaiian Commercial and Su'sai the output for being 570.O4S.125 t -. . decrease in the U1 i '"-io- snares ror nign ...u, v. Hog, Cattle and Lawn Fence, it-toda- ?23,.iu; Welded y w.c .uiu. 1Ise of fue, oll in the oil bond"'r emphasizes 1 01 1 mi See at the ceeds of tsalcs the,jow 32.14, decline until uouuie nit pruuiicuon h anu field and the m the Colorado .",0 im iHltM.j ' i stne laiung stocic Heals. A aeciine Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. shares uie man uif.ni units iut? huh vZlll HAWAIIAN NEWS CO. oinn i 'ill mines result d in an increased Pipe Frame Gates just arrived. . and pound of 1880. according to a ! of about a quarter of a cent a 33.75. statement just co-1- - for iioi2.50: nriee decline T T 1 output of in the central and south- t LIMITED. ICC II rtdi Kv fftAv.. r i O a4a aAlnirlAll in the price of raw sugar, about the Hawaiian Sugar Co., 90 shares for au.n s.w.v... pstrrn sf-,t- With oTPPi.tinn although foath rr 1 I,.. I fa Call or for price list In the Young Bldg. middle of the period, still 3150; price 35, decline 1. ?, "y:r notablv in Illinois. Indiana, am wiite leaving tho market 84 per cent high- - Co- common. 5 Parker, m .," Hilo Railroad - 7 j than in - - - : . value of the coal mined in 1913 is giv- a er than on July 31, most probably has;6narea $10o; price 2. decline j v ears, JJ'ffff from for en ab buf4X,Ju. iormer normal the had something to do with the sharp Hcnokaa Sugar Co., 435 shares foi S producers' standpoint the rontimons in reaction. " As only a comparatively 3107.50; high low 7. decline Compared with the previous year the. inia wpre fairlv Rntisfarforv E. O. Hall & Son., Ltd. ; 7, output 1913 coal-minin- g small proportion of this year's crop ' Honolulu Brewing and Malting Co.. for shows an increase of j The development of the "7 will obtain the higher prices imme 1S.75, 3M,5S1.45 tors, or nearly 7 per cent, j industry irt the United .States with ref-Th-e 273 shares for $4940.50; high 3481 1) diately produced by the European war, increased activity indicated by erenee to population presents some in-the- Phone low 17, gain figures and there is no saying what another 1. 45 was vell distributed teresting comparisons In 1S50 the co'l Kahuku Plantation Co.. shares thr-ughr.- ut the 29 coal-producin- g A six monthi may bring forth in the for $747.50; high 17.50, low 16.50, de- output was 7.018.181 tons, cr 0.3 ton for states, 23 of which showed increases 23.191.87i. Ml sugar world, the conservative disposi- cline tacn of the inhabitants; in only 1 g and decreased production, tion the stock-dealin- community 1. six the 18S0 the iopuiation had increased to of McBryde Sugar Co., 1855 shares for in one to oth- decrease of these Colorado about 50,000,000 and the t reduction of is rather bo commended than $10,602.50; high 5.75, low 5, decline being solely to ' due labor trouble. (coal 71.000,000 tons; an aver-O-f erwise. There Is always danger ol . to about those showing 12 mnde ge 1.42 tons per capita. At the close overdoing a good thing in business. Mutual Telephone Co., 95 shares increases. of Little Light record yields, and Pennsylvania, J nineteenth century popula A Eighteen stocks were handled in for $1805: price 19, fain V. the rf the the leading coal state, broke waa Ttf..os.2Si. an increase ot a : the period under review against 16 Railway Co., 130 records in tion OX Till-- sriUKCT OK Oahu and Land n. ro-- 50 a ccm-ductio- THE von hAMM-YOUN- G CO, in previous corresponding period. loth bituminous and anthracite little riore than ter cent the shares for $16,900; price 130. gain The 1880, production LTD., Honolulu.' Of 13 were sugar plantation, two 2. states which broke all pared with while the these Oahu Sugar Co.. 1347 shares for former records in eoj production were of coal had increased ncnrly 400 per Agent :v of gains, two which have made held $25,645.25; high 19.75,' low 17.50, de Alabama, Illinois, Kentucky. ' cent in the same period and averaged their own and nine declined. Of the Monfna cline New. Mexico, Ohio. Oklahoma, Pennsyl- - 3.53 tons fcr each person. In 1913 the ; 2. five miscellaneous three gained and Olaa Sugar Co.. 6400 shares foi Virginia per was figured M " vania, Texas, Utah, and West capita production at two lest. Altogether 12,474 shares $30,566.25; high 5, low 4. ! T7 Tl Q decline Virginia. The largest increase in the 5.85 tons. Jn addition tn this increase Kvrry Ims a re fri.monitor. She has had were sold with proceeds of $173,400.75, Oncmea Sugar Co., 225 Jioiisekcier shares for production of bituminous coal w"s in in the use of coal, the nse in recent in hox low tempcratunv and as compared with 30,721 shares last $8707.50; high 33, low 32, decline . Pennsylvania, where 11.715,729 tons years of petroleum and natural gas cxpfiienco the at week and proceeds of $374,446.87 20 Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co., was added to the output of 1912. , West should also be considered. l lie effect npun iHoveiider t hat lias overstayetl its leave. making the decrease of 18,247 shares shares for $360; price 18, unchanged. Virginia showed the second ' largest The coal mines of the country gave The eiTeet is imiltiplied in eases where the mercury DRY GOODS ' and $201f046.12V2 realizations. Eonds Pioneer Mill Co., 60 shares for gain, and Kentucky the third largest employment in 1913 to nearly thrco sold realized $22,190, against $3240 $1575; price 26.25, unchanged. gain, 3,126,079 tons, which was al3o quarters of a million men 747.644. The registers lower and for a longer period as, for instance, last week, a gain of $18,950, the net Waialua Agricultural Co., 140 share? the largest percentage of increase, average number of days worked by the the voyiVe fnmi the Australian Colonies during which decrease for all transactions being for $13,962.50; high 110, low 97.50 amounting to 19 per cent, of all the im- bituminous miners in 1913 was 232, coal-producin- g 'meat frozen stiff only to he thawed out when it reaches VISIT THE NEW STORE OF $182,096.12. decline 12. portant states. Indiana compared with 223 in 1912, while the is Details of transactions are given Bonds Honokaa 6s. $2000 at 65. was fourth, Illinois fifth, Ohio sixth average time made in the anthracite Honolulu and with it out goes the llavor aud the nutri- REGAL - herewith, with changes In prices as gain 5; Olaa 6s, $17,000 at 70. gain 5; and Alabama seventh. While the total mines in 1913 was the best on reord ment.: SHOES,- between last sale quotations on Frl Honolulu Gas 5s, $5000 at 99. unchang increase was very large as figured in 257 days for each man. The average day of last week and last sales yes ed; Oahu Railway and Land Co., 5s. tons, the percentage is what may bo r reduction per miner in the bituminous COR. FORT AND HOTEL ..' considered of 820 tons in 1912 tTt, terday: .. .. .at 101, unchanged. normal and Indicative nines increased from good industrial activity throughout the to 838 tons in 1913, both being record-breakin- g country. avenges, while anthracite Hslaimd Coal mining, as, all other industries miners increased their average from Meats in the Ohio valley states, was seriously 4S5 tons in 1912 to 532 tons in 1913. COPPERPLATE CALLING WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT are kept in our .sanitary ..cooling room only. long enough , CARDS V '' 323,888 acres are suitable for culti- , COMMERCIAL NOTES to rid it of animal life. And meat goes to our customers ? : BY L V. WILCOX ; Only over 3.000,00:) ' vation. a little de- WED DING and W 0 M E INVI- acres arc made use of at present. full flavored ami firm, gaining in..quality rather than TATIONS. Director Federal Experiment By Latest' Mail Station MARACAIBO, Venezuela. teriorating. L freight service has begun between Dividend atr.o.mting to $10,52 WALL & DOUGHERTY have been announced this week, viz: Jrosh chicken eggs, dczU .50; fresh limes, Mexican, 100, .60 to .75; pine this place and New - Orleans, with Co., 20c, or $30,000; duck eggs, (ioz., .40; hens, lb . .2oU apples, doz.. .60. steamers of the Seeberg line calling Hawaiian Sugar roosters, " lb., .30: broilers, lh., .35; BEANS. at other Carribbeau ports. Oahu Railway and Land Co., 65c, o ( 1 532.500: PeDeckeo Sugar Co.. $1, or turkey, r lb....Zo; ducks, Muscovy, lb.. Dried Red kidneys. .01: calico. .04: Metropolitan Meat Marliet $7500;. & Baldwin, 50c. 01 .30; ducks, Iiawaiian. doz., $a.69. small whites, .05. f GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador. The Uni- Alexander Agricultural Co. . LIVE STOCK. GRAIN. supplied Ecuador 96 $25,000; Hawaiian Pliona.3115. ted States with Co., Lure rwelght-rllo- gs, 100 to 150 lbs.. Corn, small yellow, ton.. $38.00 to per 50c, or $10,000; Hawaiian Electric cent of the kerosene imported .: Ib..'.l3; hogs; 150 R13. and overIb.. .12. $40.00; corn, large, $38.00 to $39.00, during 1913. The country tfowpiw I5cr ti542.s. urcssed weight Pork, lb.. .nv2 to MISCELLANEOOUS. v- duces all 'thc crude ''petroleum requrr 1 19; mutton, lb., .09 to .llffl beef, lb.. Charcoal, bag. .35; hides, wet-salte- d ed. Marshall H. Webb, architect, at .08 to .10. i No. 1. lb.. AVA : No. 2. lb 1314: the last meeting of WaJalae, Kalmukl v POTATOES. j kips, lb., sheep skins, each. .15 SAN JOSE, Costa "Rica. The popu- and Palolo Improvement Club exhibit Ntw Styles In' .14; Irish, per cwt, $1.60; sweeL red. to. .20; goat skins, each. .10 to .20. lation of the leading" towns now are ed plans for a building projected at cwt, $1.25: sweeL yellcw, cwt; $L25; The territorial marketing - Waialae road and - Wilhelmina Rise H AT S division as follows: San Josfe, 33,900; Here- sweet, white, cwt, $1.2o. nnder tha dlrpeMon nf th tt s dia, 8000; Llmon, 7000; Cartago. 7000; avenue, to contain two stores, a mov- - , . : . PANAMA AND CLOTH ONiriMs Alajuela, 6260, and 4850. ing picture theater and refreshment Passengers Ring 1 Bermudas, perlment station is at the service of Puntarenas, 498 At Mainland Prices. New lb.. ,02., ' parlors, which will be fireproof fall citizens of territory. Any VEGETABLES. the v HAVANA. Cuba. Trade with Cana throughout. Ho stated that an oppor ;.aud leave orders for baggage transfers. FUKUR0DAC0. Beans, .03; string, lb beans, lima produce which fanners may send to da has increased from $813,000 in tunity would be given to residents of d0- Hotel St, Cor. Bijou Lane. ,,nnpod' Jb" - buncnf- - ; the marketing division Is sold at the 1902 to $4,272,000 in 1913. A the district to take stock ia the enter cabbage, lb.. .02 to .03; reduc & Co., f tion In duty on" food products would prise. .' Honolulu Construction Diaying Ltd. ; obtainable price and for cash- - No Agents HARLEY DAVIDSON MO doz. bunches. .30; corn. sweeL 100 ibest for ears, Is charged. tend to increase imports from the Do TORCYCLES and $1.50; cucumbers, dor, .20 to .35; commission It Is highly SUPPLIES. greenpeas, lb., .03; peppers, bell, lb ' desirable that farmers notify the mar-- minion. Waialae. Kaimuki and Palolo Im- mat- .03 to .04; peppers, Chile, lb.. .04; j keting division what and how much provement Club has taken up the CITY MOTOR CO. VALPARAISO, Chile Chile con pumpkin, lb .01; rhubarb, lb.,-.06- produce they have for sale and about ter of regulating the establishment of (killed Mechanics for All Repair tomatoes, tains 187.148,166 acres, of which 23,-- stores on residence street frontages. 2UU - lb., .01 to .04; turnips, white, when It will be ready to ship. The Work. . lb.,; y- - , . : shipping The legislation committee, of which .03. mark of the division is U. S. - Pauahl nr. St. 2051 was conducted the- Fifth Avenue re- Fort Tl. ; FRESH FRUIT. f E. 3. Letters address, Honolnla, P. at T. M. Church is chairman, made a - Hotel,' it was not uncommon Bananas, Chinese, bunch. .20 to .40: O. box 753.- Office, Queen and Nu-ua-nu and port of progress last Thursday night. sight buying' and selling se F.-E- rrTTTTTTTn bananas, cooking, bunch. .75 to $1 ; streets. Telephone 1840. Wlre-- to'see of Thompson and E. A. Douthitt, at- M "TT ttt TrrrrTTrmi mini Double figs, 400, .80; grapes Isabella lb., .08; less address! tJSEX.; I) curities carried on in the financial dis- torneys cn the committee, it was stat- J. trict, with1 the "purchasers displaying ed Mr. Douthitt being present fur Kingle in large amounts money of and the brok elucidating the matter regarded - ers handing over the stocks and bonds. ther aud- Stock.? question -- great difficulty, CLOSING OF EXLHAKGE 1 Now, tho ono of IK 873 ITS , however matters are different. which could only be approached as the Stock Exchange has rules pro- hibiting its members from buying or through restrictions of a polico na- selling any bond on ture or building regulations. By eith- 200 Miles of GALVANIZED FEN'CE FABniC on hand at P. H. BURNETTE stock or "listed" to the1 New York Stock Exchange except er method the matter would have FIRST THIS THE SECOND TIME delicacy in order not A X L Commissioner of Deeds for California AI on the floorof that' Institution. This be handled with T E L'S and New York; NOTARY PUBLIC; rule did away with the possibility of to transgress the rights of property 1048-5- 0 Alakea St. P. O. Box 642. Phone 2515 D'aws Mortgages, Deeds Bills of ndiscrfminate trading in securities. as judicially interpreted. There is a h , Sale, Leases, Wills, etc Attorney for NEW YORK, Aus. 19. It Is very . panies and stock hrokeragc firms were and while there may have been isolated certain preventative of the-evil- which Courts, 79 MERCHANT nearly half a century since the New going to waU. cases wherein stocks were bought and must necessarily be employed when a The will "of Charles Hopkinv who Photographs from a reflector at the District the ! 6TREET, HONOLULU, Phone IMS. York Stock Exchange suspended, all Causes of 1873 Closing.- - sold yesterday. It is safe to say that new residence district is being cs- - died in Brooklyn ki 1895. has ivist been Lick Observatory , give indications of Mrs-'lu- business beciuse of a financial. crisis. Comparatively few people rcmnin in no member of the Stock Exchange was tablished, in tho form of building re filed fcr probate by bi3 mother, c existence or a satclite ct Jupiter, On SepL 20, 1873, the Exchange closed Wall Street who - were there at the a party to any snch'transaction. strictiens placed in the deeds. Catherine Hopkins, hitherto unrecognized. IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN its doors and kept them closed for. ten time the Stock Exchange clcsed its NEWSPAPERS days. Never before had the Exchange, doors in 1873. ; .The closing then was Anywhere, at Any Time, Call oa or which, was formally organized in 1817, mainly, if not entirely, dne to the fail- only ttio- - ; . Write . taken such action The times ure of firm of Jay Cooke-- ' & 'Co., slnce; 1873 E,. C DAKE'S A O V E FIT I L . 7 G that the Exchange has even which firm had' been engaged in the temporarily .suspended for an hour or I...IUI. n 1 . .. a- -- , ; AGEliv'i v f 124 Sansome Street San Francisco so have been on the de?th of a presi racinc Railway.- - This nilure was fol- dent of the United States or some simi lowed by. the suspension of numerous lar occasion. t ,. other brokerage ' concerns here : and The New York Stock Exchange has throughout.' the" country, including Dust With passed through many extremely try- Howes & Macy.' and by'the closing of for future fortune is extended all who purchase lots in ing times, not the least of which, was the Union Trust Company and half of the panic of 1907, when call money the national banks In this 'city. , WIZARD Polish shot up above 1,50. per cent and could The Francd-Germ,a- n war was another Ilia not be obtained at any figure, even great contributing cause to the panic BARRERE Thone 3297 when United States . Government which raged that year, . ss that ? war bonds were offered as 1 collateral "fot completely shut out alK Europe" as .a loans, and when sanks, trust com-- market place for ' American railroad WE HONOLULU DRY GOODS CO. stocks and bonds. Bankers of Europe had been in the habit of lending money fay yourself on our eay-payrae- nt plan you will soon be your own lari'llord and growing richer. GRAND TWO WEEKS' BALE NOW on such collateral, birt the renfand securities as' This tract is properly located, near car line and center of town; plenty of artesi.111 water; pleasant" eurrounJ- - ' with the outbreak, of the war between ,: .V:v:'.'-'- ixigs, LOW TO in on ground floor lefore prices advance. Only ON AUDIf COMPANY France and Germany these bankers re- PRICED SURE ADVANCE. Get the fused to lend on such collateral and 17 Hotel St. Opp. BIJou ThesUr this threw our bankers entirely - on OF HAWAII their own resources.' There followed a great depreciation in the value of $50 down and $10 month these nd ' the tremendous per ! securities jj tor 824 BETHEL STREET losses precipitated the panic of 1873. ;.SGiilS Aid From President Grant.1 with rv So tense was theT" situation that Torrens Title eve l.ot. P. O. Box 445. Telephone 2035 President" GranC accompanied by his Secretary of the; Treasury, .William A; Call and ride out to property in our machine, or take Kin 'Street tar out to Hough- - Richardson, moved to New. York to tailing Koad and walk up to the Tract. Suggestions given for simplify- - help out the situation; and took up his Ing or systematizing office headquarters at the old Fifth Avenue ' . work. All business confiden 1 Hotel. Clearing House certificates . tial. ; ; ; were issue by the banks to the extent ; $26,5C5,000, on M. E. SILVA, of there were . runs Conducts all classes of Audits , many of the savings banks, and green-- (OlisiSo The Leading bscks. which were then considered BALM and Investigations, and furnish- the UNDERTAKER & EM ER pro-'miux- n, es Reports on all kinds of fi- irbost" money, .is geld was at a Cr. Kukul and Nunann Stu. nancial work. rr.so to a premiuTii of from 5 tn roiiT sti:ei:t xeai: mmim'iiaxt U TfeL1179. ntghl call 2514 or 2160 j 10 per cent over certified checks. I k An open market in stocks and bonds V SIXTEEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1014.

NATIONAL GUARD Fort Shatter Notes kahai Aiuxiniis Fnnr.f a niATiniuAi ARMY FEVER ARMY NOTES tra a ': ' '; V VaillA It Dy BIRDIE BAXTER CLARKE. 4 ft- - aimwv llltllUilllW Second Lieutenant Joseph U Wier, f FORT SHATTER, Aug. 22 Seccnd GETS INCREASED When your long Is over, and you've cashed your finals few. Eighteenth Infantry, has resigned his GUARD CO. BUT ARE first hitch Lieutenant Woodfin Grady Jones, re- FIDS boat-rid- e you. commission in the army, and such lililiG And a break fart nd a are till that' left for cently graduated at West Point anJ And vou toy with your collar, as you don your auit of "cits." assigned resignation has been accepted by th to the 2d Infantry, has, under president, ending Whlli your bunkie. Hitting near you. bag the bluest kind of fits; orders from headquarters regi- thus a three years' of the military very unhap- Citizens of Waimea Ready to Citizen-Soldier- y Adju- FEDERAL You are bubbling o'er with pleasure t the thought of going out; ment dated Aug. 21. assigned career rendered Join but FIDS you, been to py through an Incident The friends at home will welcome of that there's not a doubt; Company E, Captain C. or- unfortunate S. Lincoln's happened tant General's Office Unable to Give Necessary Authori- And Jt never seems to strike you. that you've made a beaten track, ganization. Lieutenant Jones will not that after Wier bad been In these years you've been a soldier-T- hat arrive until October, commissioned a little more than a zation Until Legislature Meets Golden Opportunity Slip Is he having been year. The National Guard of Hawaii you might come back! gTanted the usinl graduating He benefits leave. In 1912 and Mrs. Wier ping to feel the financial comes to the 2d Infantry with an ex- Lieutenant you Captain Jo-sepb- us that accrue from the increased So you hasten out ss boat call blows Iat call have to stand cellent record as an athlete, as he occupied the quarters of Kauai Is out for representation in the to band in due course, and contents you away S. own regi- tary establishment Federal Ard you wave farewlell to comrsdes as push from land. played tackle on foot- Cecil, of Wler's National Guard of Hawaii of bugle's gold. the victorious Citizens noted. otirn are In jtorpfKlion to the strength First call for drill la sounding from the throat of ball team of the military academy for ment, at Fort Mackenie, and In the Waimea have kt'rted the whee'.s mov- It Is highly desirable that an Infantry year, $2.- - But you to stand no drills in heat and cold;" of 1913 a federal grand Jury at y f the militia and this from are free "don't hive two years. spring ing for the organization of a onr.k-n- company of the National Guard be or- con.oon net aauie by Congress lor tne Altho you get to wondering, as these scenes fade from sight. Cheyenne indicted both the lieutenant there, and already the requisite num- ganized walking night. on the Island of Kau'l. Prior 1'urchone cf supplies and ammunition, If drilling rea'ly was so bad, and post at A prominent feature of the Sunday and his wife on charges preferred by ber of men have signified their willing- to such organization the following con discharged or.e sort $500 Hawaii gets $10,93!) ss against You think, of course, when first feels just o' sad; night services at Fort Shafter that are Mrs. Cecil that gowns vatucd at ness to enlist, to Insure the fcustering-i- n ditions will have to be met: JC.lOt.r.S for the fiscal year 1814. But it's Army fever symptoms proving so meritorious is the hymn of were stolen from her quarters while of a company beyond the minimum a. An enlisted strength of with Aft . A M T . . - M M . And you've got 'em bad! occupying them. Both .jmioui izu.ihiv is aiso.' expected irom praise and loyalty dedicated to "The the Wiers were strength refined. The question of three officers, making a total of arms, equipment. Second Infantry." This regimental were arrested by the civil authori finances, however, is. holding vt this in order to conform to the provisions the appropriation for on you're making good, it seems; You're in business the outside, and sing, the words of which were written U?8- - healthy Increase in the citizen soldiery. of G. 51. War Department, July 2. 1914. ramp puroes nd the promotion of bugle a calling your 3-- But the iteeps and thro dreams. j of year Lieuten rifle practice, the amount for J 91 1 4 by Chaplain William Reese Scott of In November last for the territorial appropriation Is so b. Provision for the proper storage Then rotne day you meet a soldier out on furlough for a week; were for th 12 for thlH being 1 4.773.40. the reeiment. has hpen arransred to he ant and Mrs. Wier tried small at the present time that the of arms, equipment, territory f And you think it only friendly to go up to him and speak; Cheyenne and ver etc give working sung to the familiar air of "Juanita." i alleged offense at companies and hospital corps which Note Is made of your reference This will the militia a. And you find you know his brother, or hi cousin, or his friend. brought In, $30,000 In figures as and the Chaplain has made an il- dicts of not guilty were now compose the guard, can btrely to Mr. Bertram the manager of' the fund cf round And your Job uron the outside has found a sudden end; hd wife being gainst about $21,000 from the last luminated slide for ua with the sterp- - both the officer and his exist on the allowance. The addition Waimea Machine Shop, who has been For a longing fierce comes you that your soul cannot resist , appropriation. o'er ODticon at the r.ost movine nieture i fully exonerated. Absolutely no tea of three new companies January 1, to recommended to this office by Lieut, It's the crisis of the fever house. Every Sunday evening the timony was introduced tending to give Hawaii a full regiment, has p, m. Smoot. Announcement has leen made by And you re-enli-st! any-wi- th -- screen show that the lieutenant knew financial situation almost 3. aspect the or-t- o the war department out of the words are flashed on the and strained the The financial of that cornet leading the whole au- - thing about any theft of clothing. If breaking point, and much as militia ganlzation of a company at Waimea is total of $2,000,000 annually npuroprlat-- the U. S. WILL BUILD dience stands and rolls out the insrir- - there was any theft authorities want the proposed Kauai the feature which gives this office the -- tag. cquired believed that the incident. company, is up to the legislature to greatest In ap-provl- de among pur- A S SOLD ERS 100 SUBMARINES lines, to the easilv air It is it concern. this, that the the various state for the The effect Is tremendous and in every however, was the direct reason ueu- - relief before the matter can propriatlons for biennial period chase cf sunolies and smmuntt'on un IN NEAR FUTURE the: way satisfying and productive of good, j tenant Wier resigned from the be put through. made by the last legislature were In- - Uie niW'tia law, $l.r.?0,362 has been t der The lines of tar hvmn follow, and it vi to which he was appointed from There have been several requests sufficient for the purposes of the guard by war - nine-compan- y set aside the secretary cf for Frederick Brown Whitney, at one gecn tnat tnev portray the his-- , Military Academy upon his grad- to forma- - as a organization; but In repose durfng the fiscal year TO SUGGEST the from Waimea, relative the that time clerk of the naval affairs commit toric past of the regiment and inspire uation in June. 1911. tlon of a company there, and within reaponse to tne requirement of the war 1915. The remainder cf the unallotted tee of the hcuse of representatives, to loyalty and devotion to the rcgl- - the past month Geo. A. Bertram, of the department with reference to the regi-Waim- ea funds, amounting to $400,637. has been addresslng the Bridgeport (Conn.) ment and courtry for the future. more than forty-tw- o years of Automobile mental organization and Its desire that to meet After Machine and reserved for s'wclal allotment Board of Trade recently said that Hall, to the "SECuND! service. Colonel Lloyd S. McCormick Works, and Jamea A. Crawford, acting the guard be Increased to a rny exceptional and urgent needs that AMUSEMENTS "Secretary of the Navy Daniels has Brave In famed In peace, Cavalry will be placed organization., three new companies may battle, of the Tenth manager of the Uhue Ice & Electric arise. formally ordered the construction of Hall, sons now reciconed on the retired list on September 1st. Co., at Waimea, hve both sent In com-- were organized in Honolulu, and we law requires torpedo boat L--8 at Military Ac- -- arrying- a heavy on The Kiat the funds the submarine the Heroes, as wars cease! He is a graduate of the munlcations. , ,r kd slender shall be apportioned according to th Portsmouth (N, H.V navy yard, thereby Our grim Revolution; ademy in the class of 1876, and grad- CbL Jones, newt, and having a hard time make Kprclal Star-Bullrt- ln Corresrond,necl Mr. Crawford's letter to representa- policy building pub- -' and cavalry - number cf senators and Inaugurating a of Graves mid Aztec mount and dell: uated from the infantry adjutant-genera- l, nds mwl- FORT SHAFTER, Aug. 22 Apropos prca-e- nt and the reply of the tives to which each state Is entitled marines In a .navy yard which Is oi And our wounded Nation; school n 1887. . He attained his printed below, give a good line ."The incoming legislature may pos f recent agitation by friends of both in th federal Hnnrresk It nrtv cf the far.reachlng naval possibilities and of Could her bravery tell rank' In 1911. and Is well up on In the sibly relieve this situation to euca an ,n can j on how the matter stands. vlded. however, that tin state shall .lho e matter of "What cpngeouence to the skilled mecnanics SECOND!" Bear old "SECOND!" of colonels. op-- extent to provide funds for the acne man wnue the lineal list opinion of guard officers a golden i be entitled to beneflt unless the num ?e Ior fne enieo in at the navy yard8 at Boston. New Quick to serve o'er land and sea. Captain Henry R. Drake of the to popularize the service, and ganlzJtisn of tne company you prepos her cf Its active militia shall be 100 Honolulu,", the below letter has been . York. PhUadeJnhla. Norfolk. Charles SECOND!" Our own "SECOND!" Philippine Scouts has been honorab- efficiency Hawaiian to organize, or possibly your people com-lto- n add to the of the e to the various company ra - wen for each senator and representa-liv- referred Nw osleans, Mare Island and Make us worthy thee. ly discharged from the scout Mrvlee. will overlooked If the legis- - there niuy pee their way clear to heln- - t militia be the amy posts for an ex- re-enl- ist ua- - to which each state is entitled in at Scun(it Where it is not improbable in order that he may in the to make the acceptance of ing out in thla matter. While the press'en the views of their men and to "SECOND!" sig- lature fails - rf eventually that many submarines will Hall, tne army and be retired aa a master the Kauai offer possible tional guard of this territory ha herc- themselves. A a'milar action Is called Kft Who helped win our hnd her best. went Into the solely by constructed to meet the crowine electrician. He ad- -' tot provided for lho The amounts allcv! to each state : nal Tamoa a to th for frr,m the field officers of raiments demand sufficient of Peace! Warriors beckoned 5th Cavalry July 10. rv.fnrrt .Hu. for the fiscal year 191R are as follows: for craft this scouts from the 1 ana me unaouDieaiy onng , - captain since provide $3?.?S6: Arizona, Ar- wnoio win character. SecreUry Daniels aUted eiernai rest: 1902. and has been a SSnJfSJ sUtes for counties to Alabama. $82S: cut Just what the army's opinion on They adorned with glory arrival on Kauai about to the organization of kansas $17.4: California. $4S,71; before the house naval committee that 1908. compani?. the matter really la when summed up. gen-- 1 ear regimental flag. SrCe Mhl-hSS- Sim. In varioua countiea, and Co'orado. $23,230: Connecticut, $3.1,-3- 9; It was tb recommendation of the 0u.r TnJEL ffiinJ the "le-Kmr- v absence Prtjed Delaware, The letter In question follows: eral board, of which Admiral George onu lo ou; had the usual jolly time, The J this is offered merely as a matter of IKWl; Florid. tt.V colors drag? 2d battalion of PSJ?"" Georgia. 3f),517; Sto.73 ; Chamber of Commerce rf Honolulu, Dewey Is the presiding officer, that ? cf M company and the 71; Idaho, SECOND!" Dear old "SECOND ' field also reduced Honolulu. Hawaii, August 14, 1914. at 100 more . submarine boats the regiment in the errna7S Illinois. $73.42: Indiana. $30.33; lest I Thy we to Major-gener- al William H. Com- ahciiM h liifit brave deeds love tell dancing men available. Ken- Carter, list of m 11 v 1 ai 111 v wi- - .. . . . a Irwa, $3M38: Kansas. $23,349: ' the siiL lxi kcs. a luui t . n. mander Hawaiian Department, The present day submarine costs "SECOND!' Our own "SECOND!" observed were Captain and Mrs. ir iau l tucky, $2M32; IulIann, lft.r0; a we welL These . thee Mrs. AUinson, Maine, $17,999: Maryland. $25,3R3; United States Army. Honolulu. about half a million dollars to build i 8erv? Malcne. Colcnel and Sir. At a recent meeting of the ter-- and costs to maintain yearly about t ' . ,. R. Edwards, Miss Mar- Michigan. 134,. v Mrs Clarence Massachusetts. $72.42: i m . . - . : t. ,u. : - , a m : nan. in-- .iuh ,.ijr --ii , Bessie Edwards, ' inn manp to meet, ma ui n Minnesota. $4.7fW: MIssisslopLt nionai auaira commiuee oi tne tnim-- ,; ire yeany maintenance cost " t jz-r- ; garet Porter. Miss an active member. I like army life so uucuici M -; - - I5J . . . W 1 h w - - " re on review! A. . . . . tA T 'MlMtnAMAA r U AMAItt I MAMA A lA 9 9 A A A 1Att A VVni IUUI w and Miss Scott, Miss a company, tne matter wui nave w air.Ri: Mistourt I4X4Ri: Montana, w v ' 'wv " HI to the SECOND!" Chaplain Scctt well that I feel lost without my drills, incoming legis .xnuv h Roscnbaum. Mrs, Lenlhan and tne would be atand over until the "M: Krbmkt. $I7.07fi: NewH.?. but 1 must stay here, and I indicates its pleasure in tne mat- 4 M isses Lenihan and the bachelors. company , lature snire. $17.00: ew Jersev. " " " 7.. " "TOUCH ME NOT"- - their slogan. pleased to see a here. would bo well posts V'yT l.:" 3S" .. . ter. In the meantime it New Mexico, I12.S64 Yc-rk- . 3.;214.1theyI""leave their and become tem 000.000 for battleshipsia.and about $25, New On to conquest retreat! 111., have serred three :ye?rs In the everything prepared for a ' cf Peoria, who has to have ibo: Nortn caroimv" $sf.344: Nortn.1"' ''vv" ? vV.Vv v. . For their deeds,'let each man Mrs. Bocne regularT army, being discharged in Ho- organization, so that you, with B 1 B daughter. fV 1 a . OAJ nVU f . Ul UL llai H UUlRl"'1TM1 lilBVJUaalUIlB UU I . A BIILPU1KUL tHB 1 VfU 111 IIIH HUU1 . w m m . n . . been a hcuse guest of her ripld uiu, ; i 4,vo ,'w"ivt v ; I v uncover: ouizia; Keteai: nolulu, There is a Mr. Bertram here. thla offfce, may, know the exact imi object through thft local press. , marine buHt or building7.i bv forelro -- Mrs. J. P. Edgeriy oi tne za iuiuw ' hom.iu,Slfi.070: Orerrn. $19.1R9; Penn-- SEC0ND!- Praise the "SECOND!" 1 :. I manager 01 me vvaame aiacuiue ouup, V ' a - nowa -. past nntha condltlona to be met vlvanla, 1134.231: Rhot Island. $17,. is largeone "oojn- vernmenia. wnicn tnat uioe- and firmament: for. the r... 0 haa also been In the regular army. Any suggestions you may see fit lucntouch thought. The ; United States should adopt the Euro-- 10 r03; South Carolina. $20,922; South vlv,et SEC0ND!M Our own "SECOND!" to return nr nd he also is very anxious to see the to make will be appreciated by this committee la hea rtlly inaympa. rxllcy of . month. iV:-lM?V'P"y -- Dakcta, 111.191: Tenressee, $23.S05: ffftira defenaivejrotect :J organixed,and win be one of v'v" : - officer "'.'(. tny any plan which will, to a lta continental boundariea by j , ;..- - Mrs. Edgeriy may Tcxaa. $3,000; Utah. 1570; Vermont, vlth j mPJ" JJJ the first to show the inexperienced how 5. Kindly allow Mr. Bertram to read ! a $10,473: Wahlng-i- " nie mother to the .state, for us 1rglnK $87,000; C!T1W "ruV2e" . w?il By .WILLIAM REESE SCOTT, :.bma9 . soldiers. The two of this letter, and advise with him In the c, . and tnus eacape me w vuv .... $16,794: Virginia, $lM47t wr-VJ- urrr,."'t - Chaplain, 2nd' Infantry, U. S. Army - th TM vho have out matter." ,,. V t.Wisconsin, $38,671:Wt Wyoming. 9743; uDcn the army xaaies wnen uie rawiu- h -.- .i-- arTnr h t na j wetsnpe of-- SUtes would be Jr J -- around each District of Columbia, 12S.261; Hawaii of comfort than haa been oblUe4;to lay ilown Gonial ThoTHas R. Craven of Com- - w roll "two Jrmany,who haTe ierred in foreign arm- - Jeff Lee, a prisoner at the. state peni- . In-a- . single year 170 - field and . . , , r ifered heretofore- - What this comfort at least subma- v. k husbands leave for. the :,f ftM rt ln tentiary in Canon City, C0I01, has been No allotment waa made to Nevada WUI ? ?. pe ana snouia Desre . w.wco up wiui augianq ana nt In that company, vice Mosier, Pest oecomes transformed from a criminal maniac w ranee, in- - because that fctate haa no militia or questions wnicn care arisen ana wnicn equai r mu aoes not discharged and 'Lance Corporal Harry Into an honest man, a splinter being ganization. are far from being solved. The com-'elud- e these required for the outlying B Stover, has been annotated cornoral A. I ;uBump, 23th Infantry. brahj by surgeons. ileut lifted from his mlttee feela that before anything Is pceas'ons of the United States, . in r.in rnmnni hn a natient at the deDartment of nosaiblv 60 men who are wllllna: to L-- sanrat rmn'. York, . de-.- . Dennis Cashin of New after done, expressions of opinion should i The 8 is a new vessel being in the band of the 2d infantry. Private hospital for some time past but now become members at the first oppor-h-e - completing 41 years as an engine dri- asked for from the soldiers and to signed hv the Lake Tornedoboat Com- Leo LaMothe has been appointed to be expects to be returned, to duty by the tunity, and I can also send you a petl-th- at end I am directed to address vou risny of Maine, nntfer the patents ol will then pro-- tlon, signed by most Influential ver on the New York Central, was ORDERS THE corporal, vice Kavanaugh, discharged, first of next week and the pension. OF and throurh yen the men, for their 4SImcn Lake, and under the direction! , 55 ceed to Schofleld Barracka and rejoin, men, who would be proud to have a retired on a poel-.- - 32 Ideas, so that we may be in a-- f late Naval Conatr. Richard H. Rob-- J Owing to the rain that threatened J company here." Bendetto Randazzo of New York, HAWAIIAN DEPT. tlon to outline some definite olan. , I Inson, TJ. S. managing director of and finally deeeended last evening the Twenty-fiv- e marines left the Brook- - f The text of the adjutant-general'- s an-Th- 's years old, convicted of kidnapping, was committee and the Chamber the company, with a technical staff fortnightly hopjsras but slimly attend- - lyn navy yard for service In Santo swer to the above Is s follows: v. sentenced to serve not less than 25 of Commerce of Honolulu has the which Includes Naval Architect Phillip ed. A few braved it, however, Domingo and Haiti. "1. Your letter of the 15th Inst came or more than 50 years in prison. Special Orders No. 159. ani welfare or the soldier at neart, out , . Jnu, wno was Mr. Koomaon s cniei i 1. The troops of the following nam- - w do nrt vant to make a possible rf design In the navy deoartment at cd post" of thla department will be mistake of attempting to nrovide him Waahlnatcn, and Mr. Sloan Danen-.J- J I aid on the muster of August 31, 1914,,8omethIn that he vrould not. want hower, formerlv ensln. U. R. N. in the II l y Capt George D. Freeman, Jr. Quar-- , thxt Is to y. provtdie him somethln submarine flotilla of the IT. S. navy. tcrmaatcr Corps, In person: and then fin1 cut later that It would The ?ake Torpedoboat Comnany is Fort Armstrong, Fort De Ruesy, hve ben better to provide him some- - bulld'ng three sister submarines to Pert Kamchameha, Fott Ruger, Fortlthlra; else. j the L-- 8. ; : : May -- after. Department Hospital . aadf I request therefore, that In so - chcfie'.d Barracks, T. 11. T far aa your rules wlll.termlt this let-- RRHTHPRQ HFFT AHAIM public -- Capt Freeman will be accompanied . ter be made to the men. so that V '" nvnil. TTTv n ii y Pay Clerk E. F. Ely, Quartermaster. an 'exnresslcn of their views can be IN CITY OF VERA CRUZ I t IT Corps. j received and presented to the terri- - .;r-joaaiaV:-:i- Coramauclng officers will furnish re-- tonal affairs committee. fBy Latest Mall.1 . - riislte guards and escorts zpon appll-- c By cHr rf the committee: VERA CRUZ, Mexico The Gould iere a tlon of the orflcer making payments. ; With kindest regards, I am brothers had a reunion here recently The Quartermaster Corps will furn-- , Ve.rv truly vonrs. J. W. of the marines, and G. C. of - ,mi "'J'""'i.n 'I, army .. met- .. Lh the necessary RAYMOND C BROWN. the having for the first - v . .. ; . transportation. .:;x;:, " i'; : : Ai' ' Such Journeya aa may be required r Secretary, time in seven years. Just that many HPHE invention cost Eastman In the execution cf this order between years ago they left their home in Watertown, N. Y, one to go by sea, $300,000; you can enjoy its the other by land. In all that time $2.50. Auto- tary la the military service. LAST CIVIL WAR VET, ? "ciaSd benefits for only This IL.:" Postca- Th- - Vow -- VoAr K?vnn- - t --.11. b accident they ran Into each other graphic Kodak is the regular ,to - ?n attention the fact that the retire- elh?tdedJram,ed the,"ti rd-size met,t cf ' Resr-admlr- sl J5ouUerlnd. ' children play, Kodak to which has been wril-kmw- come n In HcnoinTu. w ho owes his "red mothers to rest and talk B1 Iwy peons distinction of being the last Civil war sleep under the palms." added an attachment by which For they looked at each oth--( :: veteran to leave the active list of the ' ' ... . . Af thftn rhftff m r n t Vi a navy to me raci tnat ne was a navai J viH afiff. , 'A9 you can record, on the negative, apprentice at 13. leaves Cot John U lon was on I 'I n- - j: I Clem, cf the quartermaster corps or e Ml,or boy.. in brown wanted to picture's title, or details of ex- - J the o : : the army, the sole Civil war survivor celebrate the event bv taking a horse- ,m ctlv duty. He was a drummer vuc nae. ine soiaier ooy m tne r . - . mxn VKaVt ...till-- .. posure, or date, etc. a.nd thus : - at.. -- : noy at iz ana sun naa a year or serv- " Tv..uuuo ; n -- : Pooled, two ? Ice before he retires with the rank of diminutive ponies rented permanent and accurate brigadier-genera- nd they were off. They have a S i? ft: l for Civil war serv- - returned, J ice. All of this waa to have been fore- - hot thirsty and dusty and found a seen. "What Is surprising," says the at at a table at one of the little memorandum on the picture's . .: o o I Postals the way the Spanish WTar kiosks In the plaxa. j I veterans are leaving the active list1 Mt time's up tomorrow and I'll be margin or face. 3A Kodak, with i 3 er fl Of the approximately 1900 officers of discharged and am going back to the the nan's line, only 450 were wearing states, while my brother just got in Autographic Attachment, $22.50. ry i CO n the uniform in April, 1898, and all of here on the shin which came today," - explained boy. them hold the rank of lieutenant com- the soldier "He's been; w ,.r The picture, and record, opposite ! mander or above. In the army only through three wars and I've been in :! a hundred and odd captains were com- the Philippines, but this Is the first show value of the invention. missioned when the battle of Santiago time we crossed up since we left the was fought None of the generals who home. Mother and sometimes the sla- achieved fame in Cuba remains, and ters write to both of us, we never UJ but 11 J ' only two. Generals J. F. Bell and Fred- - j hear from each other." enck Fun ston. who became well m See Our Window. H LIi? . ARTILLERY CAPTAIN erland. besidea having a long and use- TAKES LIFE WITH GUN M 3 m UJ ( ful service to look back upon, his Jf X OS j coming Into the. news at thla time Is By Latest Mall particularly valuable when the presi VENICE, Cai. Captain Harrie F. Always the newest th ings at the dent and Secretary Daniels have done Reid of the Fifth Held Artillery, U. S. (Here on the margin is the Rubber so much to encourage warrant officers A., shot and killed himself on the permanent and necessarily ac- 'm to aspire quarterdeck In sight merry- - ex- Heels Jjl to the and have , strand of hundreds of curate data relative to the just oDtainea legislation providing xor , maters on Aug. 10. posure written on the nega- Hon PKfiio Supply Co. U a the appointment to Anapolls yearly of In his pocket was a note addressed tive with an ordinary lead pen-- , (attached) , Si WTatch ai a number cf seamen providing they to his wife at Hill. R. I. cil just after exposure was can pass the examinations." Twelve cents were found on his per- made.) Fort Street son. Hugh R. Erdman, a Uitheran min- Captain Reid came west on sick ister of Johnstown, Pa., dropped dead leave, reporting at San Francisco sev- in the street in London. eral weeks ago. .HONOLULU ?TAR;BULtEXnf, 8ATURDAY;A;UGFST, 22, 1914. 7

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They positively look like aa en. French women' affect, and jnot to Tears bow in the back.' Th which confines the ctt the utmost, the itclout, caricaturist: ot ile : , . , s; - jlk'e J ;ln Vimdnd faihionwnlch ;i3 -- into1; lJ-'renc- of the blouse by turning the. .boTder at a fashion U tbe jomoloslcal confr-s- like stranre ina. has' ths hair dressing- been .sol simpJe as Is nore Van ,Xj"."iaclit.'' has; aii loose lines off the rieCk.roilfr ,f:' thir.ka ing that to laush - trti-"yi- a a reyers effect. A of fillet ! an example, .of linderblousef;: sneer'ebiffort;- which la tstllt.a, rno'de. '.: "A. smooth most back in vest purest wax ct 'refofminff It." ';' ; "t" sects,' beetles and rrasshoppers, wtth it. hpreaent.. .time, li' 'Ai :T j twist matching completed . py..; ?;ox riDpon.' pretty with' Its ti?-- and collinx nto an indefi- net. the sleeve frills; ts set : will Sem .r you" all their and tne The white' sailor i ., But I let tell . , snap, fasteners, easily remov-- -- ' v through very coquemsn rolCat - the' top of the n with about IL. Tarls be exckUma "Is co-- Ibngr' antennae upoa theli"" heads.-- Th4 Tae gown! at the extreme; left la colof showlnr',v prettily rthe? turned hrim is a . stymie nite that al- o. j ' ftsrt-vj- 'Ub the, able for.clf aning. Coral buttons and a ., bai ! fashion' 6T panniers and Vo buHtNof lovely machine embroidery so openwork of the embroidery; .?. ; A;. ; A iot the' .summer girl. A One slashing' head that, best outline . through a terrible crisis ot eiresstve -- Ins :; may coral sash match tbe tone" of the em-- - . al- ; ;rose' by'the jgreeh fb-- pf fea.tureV, This ry' .roll be tarte.,- Fashlqn Is abandoning herself JantsT has4 rlvW. intra ' rldlculoue sil j nn.e.ana aoeer. tnavne worK iook '' The" one next to this embroidery bihk surfounded the' "a - - ' oX A may- - broidery.. These make charming note es Uke 'Over-a- : the natural hair W fllled i without to ;he wildest, phan-'thouett- "thsff can" bevresaraed ,y,an most han3fwork 'under rowa is araopg' the y,vtyV loveliest iiae is alt testralnt ?is rip a'puff to mftW 't; xv4i,hiBh,and.of color .for the . summer costume. itasies of a. 'Jls ordered art 1st tonly, as a .caricature of whata skirt developed ;tr the 'embroidery is sbbwn Ihli season,'! lt diintlly frag-- 1 roakeAbis hat 'strictly to date anft wlth -. - V Rome cf the treat couturiers, a Is true, woman should look like,- a (V MAM orirjoo rm L. Jr.- FOR THE UNEXPECTED GUEST UIaLw U.hLUU wu iuAJ RECIPES TRIED AND FOUND VERY UGGESSFUL BY LJUJ ''v' t'5 So tnafit business "srocen "who-wer- e work and by. reaitrm books of travet sAiltti'X' One -- sometimes has' unexpected king soup in a hurry. MDk boiled for . V0MEN:0FiH0N0LULU : lleprlved cf the" early training ancT ed- biography and,-,- those ..jofjanjj. nature guesta when the. larder is Tow: A pes a few minutes with grated potato and ucation supposed to be necessary have which will have; a broadening'. tend- - sihlft siliitlon nf thp difflrultv is to re-- onion, and flavored with mace, salt iriade such a striking"6uccess that one ency..-.- v A ;.A RECIPES RECOMMENPEDYMRSSARAH keeping stores and pepper, leaves little to be desjred. safely say that the lack or early . There, axe jnany methods .by which lmVIDUAL STRAWBERRY WHITE StTGAR COOKIES. jut in one-hal- f pound rjf cheese cut in hand. Modern houses are not buwt Bovril or jneat essence diluted to the ipay - of.-- - ground- - SHORT-CAKE- y-- 1 - - storing- quantities of'"food proper strength, and boiled for a few i dvanta'es should be no cause for d's- a girl. .may out: her. education AA S, I Three cups- sugar, ne 'up' butter. into small pieces. As it- gradually for the : (deprived early " may1 ho-- supplies, but the more restricted the minutes with Italian paste or. broken 1 3uraenientt'-Whil- 'Tt will be. much if .she has been of the tw-lc- Cuis flour, one, cup sour, creamy three ;eggs, ; one melts it thicken,' for cheese is, nilr and ift two of .the more need is there vermicelli,-- : isler. for the girl who has had the advantages. ,. Many of the most famous V cup; pt 'Bugar four level teaspoons teaspoon soda, .one nutmeg. JAdd just exactly, alike In the amount of'llquid accommodation furnishes forth a clear - ad-- , store just those things which are soup, are many excellent , tlenefit can men- women : requires. . too add; and there of all the training that one and have made the enougn tq moia out very soil, it If it seems thick,. ' of, baaing jwwdeii a.i)lnth of .nutmeg; nur ,v , . , , .... ' . . ?lr a1 xr mwjf c n t ' ' 11 rmva ti rfa. soup, of AosslLly before goes Into vantages for . themselves when 1-- " - more a. w kinds of desiccated various receive she ? the and,:; teaspoon 3 - ni n me rareoii js preierrea of salt;. rub: in of ".:- A ;: j ; . : . For. an impromptu breakfast, we flavors, which can be prepared in 10 liisiness,! the one who 'has, not been time came, and have .risen to a high a cup ggv well J A GRIDDLE CAKES; creamy instead of, stringy, add one of butter: add one - vaneq reaay.coosea 2-- ' egg - .nave a suppiy ot iy may. look at. the numbers position through their ; own ?effoxts, S ) cups flour, two cups sour beaten just before serving. favored beaten, to of a Cub of aweet milk. Two of v - water cnly. : women who have; been suddenly but to do it ; they were alert, progres- Mli-oi-- a hVsAnt.' . milk, one teaspooniul soda, one-hal- f : in! of flmirir njmtrv. mil. The' paprika this recipe imakes ; sive and energeticAVA : : - - The providing of an impromptTi fish thrown on' tbeir own resources and A A . : A cut with a cookie cutter and bake in ' teaspoon ul salt; one, eggoA : ; th cheese mixture perfectly IgesU- C0?n?' L f15 .early s- it shculd ,be set course presents greater difficulties, un- without any .IraihlnK for. their a;hotVoYetf 2Q.'minutes When : - -- ble. If the. regulation toast isAmt at doneJA - mate-- ; pained 'knowl- ' CORN; CAKE. : . : less there is a supply of, salad uork have gradually, a CAMERA BRING- S- - split, v spread , with soft butter,4 then I aSSantial f iart U the repast rial on hand. Then salmon, ; lobster ; edge which" has enabled ; One egg, one cup sugar; (seant), one of the work. with" well! sweetened atrawberries. osamnes- - - '" ' ' ' -- augmented sardines, as-- a :r - v jean be by' while or tunna can be serted invltalngly tbem to make ai brilliant success. The4 ' V0MAN MONEY Cover ; layer also with straw- - --,CDP sweet; mJlk,v one cup flour one the lox : ' - ; . W,i w.iV tongue or brisket of beef salad.- again school pf practical, experience may not berriesAsprkJe' generously .with.sug- - CP Indian ,meal. one teaspoonful Tho fci. - jA tinned fish Here the store ' ; . euou warance a ame easy one, creanr of .tartar, one-ha- lf teaspoonful i makes, a a as cupboard is of service, not only for always be an .but .If one The? artistic' woman who wants 'to ar and hean. over all.ArhiDDed cream: . . make the ' .k.ir-tbi-- i..-A- f n h i 'rmr,., board dh. If fruit, is forthcoming. producing the tinned fish, but also for sufficiently in earnest to earn Docket monev durinV th sutiimpr es: w f - ' ' - 4 wV fruit, tin- ; iBeat.butterAeggs sugar the supply, of salad oil or ready mixed most of the opportunlUes V offered j - AA 'LEMON PIE. "A and together of .sboe or.slipper. .'For the accepted al'lswfJl;brtfiIln ffsh without .interfering; witi her. summer , too . . jieU despised as ajeaied . - ' . . .. - f:-,- . v ietktnA. irulta tiotlto be dress'ne. there It is unexcelled. . . - -- One and a half cups 'sugar, cup f. ; - V4-"-"" one A breakfast :adjunct, and of course the! Palling" salad, . U I. wldnrri in America todav with L.t" 3 cuuioine, .i.doiu Business evenings is the black .n.one with the a fish it !a well for water, two. teaspoons flour, two lem- . gcod fiousewife. keeps marmalade or course; upon egg public and. pleasure whUe doing so.. A ? .BAKING POWDER - BISCUIT. bronP and th hlark fhniwMf: and tb is to fall. back an its system' of schools that a . .Grated t-- Z :C - ons. of the lemon .rind, add JanT' as-- a .standing item. Then with : - eggs ' afl- - vof Izfr is a she : those two shades now worn dish.' Omelets and scratthled boy or girl is deprived or the "e,ra JaIr that needs. v Two cups of , flour. tablespoons 'are with the juice pf the .lemons and the yolks twoe an augmented . supply of .toast, even schc-)-!, artist, taking all sorts of costbmes. Verv good are only other names for variety, while vantages of the .at " sof1nas f Of three eesa holt into Shortening,;, three teaspoons baking looki 1 'and' Pocr a ing stockings under-- : the most fastidious guest will not feel the numerous ways of serving hard Wherever there, has been auy wn,fn VPOdertwo-third- s cup of milk. are the black silk ' least. TV"i pan lined :with pastry, . : ; - - - .;. and bake, Beat green, maUve.i111 'used-- .- ..- boiled or baked eggs form serious rt lack education the schoo s r "":;roruy shot with blue, bronze or ,i I in the nisht cup; or. j)uiverized sugar with whites With, the more substantial repasts ", " rc' : ' oft course, for. satin slippers" and vaJs to tne abetter known omelets. most of the cities wfll supply; that Iti. 7t,r tt.t eggs. . BOSTON BROWN BREAD. in grows of three Pour, over pie when I I lunch, dinner, or supper, tij value augment the; vegetable .use. vii cow. Duiocat um cothurnes' in delicate tones there are ot . To supply of lack, and where these are not. avail Sfj One cup graham flour, two cups" In- provided. cupboard - 3 ?'-- matchine: stockings.'' "Often, too, finest of a well store V- at. .a minute's notice is not an easy able dian meal, two cups sweet milk, one stockings go comes more apparent, for It ;then J - matter; ccr2ta!r.3 pnisIWy.' some only j white silk with.7 colored, but if the larder a evenings with tuTc : . . A cup cup assist; 7t . lr PATE GINCER BREAD. sour milk, one molasses, one slippers,, comes., an "easy matter to , elaborate pood frying, tl. a , satin just as either white or stock pf fat' faculty new - me iau-- . one-ha- lf . . iruia v'-the- afterward, but she wUl.photo. ? One .cup molasses, , cup ieaspoonruisoaav oieamtnara inree black hosiery is. ; worn with- Jowut a.' homely meal into one of . a more dissolves.-fo- it takes very Utile t'ma' vr ' " or pnvate or e.en - pan. v ? teacner aioH. Aiier Krilph vtneIr pet dogs and cats, .and sweet.milk two and a half cups flour, ur without moving the . shoes in stiver or gold cloth. j . dainty nature.. , ; ; .. to prepare a dish of chipped potatoes, the 1 r grammarr ; school branches 01 ; - - the nttle haunU they Jove, showing bothl one-hal- f cup butter two eggs, one-ha- lf j Aa v-'- A a ; A Open work, iace inserted and beaded .With soup as a foundation other than which there is no more'rc;-!a- r really founda-- V study, which are the sense adaptability In,pleasingi teaspoonful of.anyind of spice pre--J , . WELSH RAREBIT.. ' hosiery have practically gone out, but food is In less demand, and sometimes method, of cooking them,' since thjr girl who has been deprived of one-furth- er tion. a them. Needless to say. she returna to 'ferred, one teaspoonful soda dissolved i ; Melt one tablespoon butter, add for elaborate costume? there are bro- the addition of soup alone will save accord wellwlthmeat, gaine and'pcuU schooling may. gain a liberal thp well-fille- d re---: " clty with a pocket to In two teaspoonfuls of; vinegar." Beat fourth teaspoon of salt' and paprika, caded silk stockings, which look as if the situation. If there is no soup on try no matter whether, hot cr'coM, . by studying and reading all ' education sume the. art course, she has mapped; thoroughly and add one Vund of atoii. one-ha-lf dry mustard, one-thir- d cup made of cobwebs in shadow lace' pat- hand, .and no stock wherewith to pre- While the meal is progressing tX" books relating to her . chosen line of put for ma- - c:-- herself... A - A A ; '; v A ed datei Bake in a moderate oven.1 milk. Stir coastantly 'and iwhen hot tern. ;.:.;.,;;; ..' ; A-- I pare it, there are many .ways of A. 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city 1t has teen-xiiviji?l;nt- o two , sections. Th ROOSEVELT TELLS iic'ary 'an4,tolic-- i will gtver special KISk hmerrtlctf to espionage,' ...Tha French oTenunent upon hear- ing that Tomasso Tittoni. the Italian amT3.salbr to Frarife'as returning 11Y - I'. I lUimiYU 1UUU UI frjDK "aTVaraticrf- tri Norway," sent a XV a i 4'. ? t seeia"taro,: meet him ' at" Dieppe. ' Til st It was found later that he had arrived 'iaBHMa Col. Roosevelt's vigorous campaign should be allowed to enroll a reason-again- Republican and Democrat ably primary day. la Boulogne and another special train the short time before. r Ic bosses of New York state Is arous-- Last year we made a similar fight in was sent there-fo- him. - - ing extraordinary interest Local Pro-- the city of New York for tbe-weif- are - H gressives have received copies of the of a community of five million "peo War Closes Copper , ANNOUNCEMENT. DANCING SCHOOL TANGO.; ' following remarks by their leader on pie. This year we should In my Judg-Aogu- st Plant at Martintr. 1 Aug. 9. 5: : ment apply the same principles tn the ,MARTIXAZ, Cat, Th LcadlD j hat cleaoers. Prices raod- - Classes now open Thursdays. Fridays This is not a party organized pri- - fight for the welfare of ten' million Mountain Copper Company closed Its . erate. We sell the latest styles in and Saturdays. 1 3 and 7:30 to marily for men to get office. With us people. Last - year, very; properly, smelting worka.and refining plant to- Panama and Felts. Work called for 9:20 p. m. at the. large and small getting office for men of our party is there was no .insistence on fustoabe-mercl- y day on cable orders from the lxmdon and delivered. Dlalsdell Building. halls, Natiuoal Guard Armory. For an incident to rendering the low the me nat the head of the ticket oglce-- The. action automatically sus- CS95-- m further information call or phone best service the party can render. But The local contests were left toidake pends 150 men for an indefinite period. A. K. Clarkef 118C Alakea, phone occasions arise such as the one last care of themselves. I should -- suppose It was explained that the European 427C. Associate to Prof. L. A. Hep- year City New. same course follow, war disturbance had made It Impossi- " in the of York where that the would be burn, Instructor. 5907-l- m our highest duty is to join on a union - ed thU year. I have absolute, confl-- p ble .to market, the product BICYCLE SUPPLIES. lat form with men who may differ dence In you, you leaders of the coun-wlt-h us on many points, who on these ties and districts,; who are gathered Importer of Toys Are points may not be as far advanced as here.today.X)f recent. yeara the great-wea- r, Hard Hit by the War. , , S. Komeia, wholesale id i4 It tall ide&Ieri In; hicycjea and., EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. but who on" the great Issues est service that has been rendered NEW,? YORK. Ang. ,10. Importers accsoriesf fojr !to toys by European IUnir street near Punchbowl street. actually pending stand what we New Yok state'has been tendered of are hardi hit the Union-Employme- Office, Tel. 1420. DailyHabit; deem wisest and bes,C from.tie stand-- 1 by the' little band of Progressives, In war and- - the- - present Indications are Make It a Mi-ea- se All kinds of help. G. Hlfaoka. Pro-- . point of the public good. This is the the legislature, under the lead of there Kill be a dearth of the latest pro- BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES. prietor, 121Q Emma. cor. BeretanU. now In New York, state.. To. my chael Schaap, who have accomplished ductions from Germany. Austria an I - L Try i t for a finv emi in gs" on 011 r say-s- o and mind, all. talk for or against fusion; such an "extraordinary amount of 'good, Russia for tha coming Christmas sea- public son, i shipments We have Juet received a,fcplendt3 qri YoiVnrea(l as 'something abstract ,is beside .the from 'the standpoint of Interest . The first had just ';STAHIU1iLET " - inpplyfof 'PREMIER 'CicycJea frtc j . Kakanihl, .64 Beretanla nr. Smith mark. ; It depends upon whom we fuse although with the heaviest"- odds been made on the other side when the . aaThst-em?"YbV'me- Yo-.li- andTobV ur-bro- out,-and- . mainland: also supplies. H. .- strtet, for good cooks, yard boys. rtj;ularjr thereafter. - with, and upon the conditions wno h'ive w with thv arrival : : ."- -" -'- cor-- .Pree-ide- nt !maga,'j2l8 Emma near B$rtatf. , Phone ,4211: .residence. phone 451L v- . Sects 'of the fusion: Tofuse with fcughtl fcthei,p(IacIpIe8j;flDri;whlch her last week: of the steamshlp - r , 5C90-t- 5246-tf- , f nipt men an evjl purpose, or even ad. lncalcula-fo- Uncoln-the- i were f , .. .. , v ; ; : Thev point out effective wa.v of, soMng tl6 for we sUnd.have rendered last entries purpose, ; - iieliVproblem" Vost "of merely, a selfish would ble upblic. service, I .have conIfld(eace recelyedsri" ami lioMing ilowh the living. the-wa- r BUY AND SELL. be a wicket thing; ;,To'f 19 with, the not ony In your 'integrity.' and, in .your ; Dealers In tovs say that If decent: rank and file of both ; the 4 bid courage, but in your wisdom and judg-parti- es keeps up. Americans will have to be- Jewelryiouj -- Irf an effort In common In-- you and gin toys. r Diamonds, watches and j CUE E 'CLUB. the ment Whatever wiahto.do to make all of their old and exchanged. J. Carlo, Fc;t - terest to destroy the bosses and the whatever; course you deckle locally , - - machines, and to drive from power I up it. Kaal Glee Club, 51 Young Bldg. TeL the will be the best wish to back and Sarah Bernhardt la Patriotic? Bcurbons and reactionaries and the support of my ability. Sh Is 'A Holy 3687, furnishes music any occasion. to the best Savs It War." men politics pro-- 1 gentlemen, Aug. 11. I 1 ' kSSSl-t- whose activities in ''Now. this course that i PARIS. France. Sarah f Bernhardt said todar that the strug- - d 1 CAFE. 1 be the highest possible duty.J I firmly In a crisis affecting-goo- government aie In which France Is now engaged la believe that when a man of the char-'-f in the state cf New York we ehould 'a Jho'v. war. ;. : ; ,, s r Rcyil Cafe, everything the test t il acter of Mr. Hinman, who.waa Mr. act primarily as good-citizen- efith i "It is the holiest 'war man ever hss HAWAII'S MUSIC. Hughes' right-han- d man, popular prices; fine home cooklrsi who stands state of New York rather than merely been engaged in," aid tlie actress. Berctania, nr. Fcrt for aggressive honesty, and who is 4as party men. In other words."! am French soldiers are not dying for th prorapt service; K. 51 Young TeL Ernest Kaal, Bldg, openly aeainst Mr. Barnes no less than asking we show our . fealty"', to.flug humanity, for end of crp. fire station. K. Ktkwo, Pr ' that but for the IU 36S7, teaches vocal and instrument'l against Mr. Murphy, against the whole j the party by making the party theimost alt war. universal peace.' - 5752-t- f : system or doss getting- - gooa ; Aj:hei f' 1 . ruio.iu uusfemcient instrument tor Madame Bernhardt heard that ' .. . , PROFESSIONAL CARDS state." will, make 'the gallant "fight he! government for citizens of was- - floating once again coolest place in towa. the decent the. trtcolor Soften Cafe, HAT . CLEANERS p44H is making we should heartily" eup-po-rt the state.:! In exactly, the same, fashion Al3ace, she fainted. "" drop In. j Dpea day ' ' cv?r i After tte thow U-- f M ADE TR A EMBROIDER ;k him. - ' :; r -- ; ; t', think that In .the1 great jworld orisia oFbe saidr am sorry I cannot ' ti-- Bijou Hotel ' Y: theater. dyed ". " " t--i U. T.'Sato, cleaned, and blocked; 11 VWe shculd'asltr nothing of 3uch a nqw: affecting all. nations of mankind fght the barbarians who too long have , '! !'' . l2Hf the-plag- ue ; . i - - call, and Kamanuwai, lane. - i r delivers Army ft Navy, Merchant Tailors;' op- Mrs. Carolina , Fernandez. Unlbn :sL man except that on the immediate our prime duty i first and foremost to been of the world." : nearjBeretania at, .Telephone ,?723. Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets, and - vital issue of (clean and honeet showVcOurselvea patriotic.-citliana- - of 4- - quick tcnlate establishment; cleaning and bla Lunca Roca; eerrlcs ', Jiaby ; Speclaliy of government,' and on overthrow; of HhA great republic. . open cay trpafrfng. 1C4 Kingv cpr lilshop st. jcapfj and; dresses: the American American Glrla Are , ' cleanlineg evr ootto; ;'-- - - ' ;both machines, V ? W '5748 r Initial and hemstitching," Reasonable. both bosses and and r, "Ivregret that of recent, years the Drtnd aa Soles. cpp. r. tijjU. Hotel, Bethel ftreet J ? f.;k5322-lf- r - of the' governmental , corruption that not iciea -- which - ana those, 4Ike me LONDON, Eng.. Aug.-Fou- mer-lea- n " I j ; has followed the dominance : of these wel-machin- es Li: uMbreLLa' Maker; i rbelieved to bo essent'al for the srlrls the Misses Cora Ijine and i! - and-,th- e. l jeweler: MODISTE. In our state : poUtlcs he (fare, the honor greatness o her. slater of tafayette," Ind.. and Ruth - n 1 . re-pair- represent can "ifeea-Jci- "Tre Er3." 'Ecthel let Hotel and R. jMIznta. Umbrellas made" and shalLf our ideals. We ;the' American . people have 'rot rCbrlett and .Mary A"ke of Washlnrton -- to ma- Tel-..- : Miss Nellie jjqhnson, ;i!19 him, all . him, in good . . A rico ilsce eat; fise. Sun Wb;.CJ61d arul.SihTrsirUli:i 12S4 Fort: near Kukui.' ,TJnlo;st .with. like faithfully carried cut But all that is state aged 20 to 25 years, arrived at i:i j. ; campalgn-ipa- st t Open and day. "work guaranteed.' A ; Evening gownsrlingeri6 dresses, faith to. make ap effective now tcma tcllzz.' tijht terlal' and If not ephone fSTlV-.- f: . v and is neither here nor. there the Hotel Richelieu here yesterday A government, - t krCC3-t- t - , satisfactory money wiH be refund- - ;5553-t- f against the invisible, nn . this crisis." " At the- "moment the fronrCermany "where thev were sub- ed. 1121 Maunakea, nr. Hotel against, the rule of the state by two 'United States, as one of .the great jected, to the indlgnltv of being beld - ftreet RY.; ir 1;:?t creaed.-- liotel'st. VULCANIZING. " . .MILLINE ;. under the leadership of men jtions cf the world, faces a crisis which susDected Russian snles. " three davs as we1 regard as pernl-- . BetfceL Medls at all .hours. whose activities ihas already Involved In war almost all Tlie girls spoke but German, but ' little 5S20-3- , Motorcycle Bicycle Tires For latest creations in ,raillinery'4T1ie clous ,to decency and cleanliness ,in great world, Auto, and - th ether nations cf the one could speak French, fluently. - Co., Cd Nuuanu,vcor. PauuhL public life; two machines .whth-wor- k ; Vulcanized., Talsho .Vulcanizing PuJI'Hat ' i "Friends, we have our troubles here They were traveling alcne toward ; ' 5920-lm' together against of the. LIVERY STABLE. 180 Merchant near Alakea Street the interests but let us be thankful beyond measure Berlin. when, the train, waa stopped in cor 31S7; S. Saiki, manager. people,,. under a system which inevit-- s we are citizens of thls;'Repu"rtic L:;:.rit3. Alikea Merchant Et Telephone ; . that a suburb where two Russian spies bad ENGINEER.-- ' af-fa- nd ; ;6(S18-t- f HYDRAULIC ably produces corruption In public our, though' i they ! .First-clas- s that burdens, the nrevlous dav dis livery turnouts at 'reason platform Tn arrested fairs. I believe our, should may be heavy, are far lighter . able J'erritoryiXtTery Stable, Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg than guised as nuns. Hence a sharp watch CCfiTRACTOR AND BUILDER. ratc. , j .SURGEON .CHIROPODIST, Jas. T. be shorj and shn pie, embodying just that' must by 'the1 'men 343 King, nr. Punchbowl 2535. those borne waa kept The military guard , took Tel. consulting civil & hydraulic englu'r. the principles for which "at this crisis women who live In Jess ssig-t- . - : " Jnd other and' the American girls from the train and f - V .. Tc5375-t- f YarratJa. ccneral contractor. Dr, R. BL-- Merrillr Mclnerny'a Shoe In this state we stand; the principles fortunate countries. I for one will questioned where they - - them as to r.F.timatea furaisLed. No. 208 Mc; MACHINE SHOP. , Store, Fort . abo,ve King. Trivate which are vital in this particular con- act and I am sure I am' stating ycur were going. They replied they 2157. - MUSIC LESSONS. that Ct'Lcz Building. Telephone room for ladiesi . Charges 'reason-- test The vital piece of legislation feelings when I say that the men and going a ; were to Berlin to visit cousin. x V-.- 5918-t- t:c5-t- r . f , present an ex- - able. - most needed at is honest women on the Prreressive party will Have your repair work done by j Ernest K. KaaJ. 51 Youns Bldg.- TeL Asked what his address was," they a. . r primary framed boas primarily ir .11. i ban-- law 'so that the act throughput this crlsU were forced to reply they didn't know. o 3C87, guitar, .ukulele,: mandolin; - f--- Co., tWg., Nuuanu hia agents do control an- wJH-iwo- Canto anj, Soutb, 5921-l- m BERLIN SOCIALISTS i and not the as American citizens and but was to come to meet them at near.Kin.- Jo, tither, violin, ceUo and vocal he V.zcyard. Tel. 5151. Contracts , J polntment of the primary. election offi' hand In. hnrd with anv pu'bl'c pian. The party was held as HOLD MEETING TO ; the station. " ::-- r. cement . ; - i . . t j apcrhanging, cers. , with any public servant and'Wilh'anv suspects kept tinder surveillance k5327-t- - and v;:!:, clears vacant lots. f r PROTEST AGAINST WAR! "The boss cares. lesa for the iOffl- and all private citizens who In gcol Bergstrbm lusic Co. ; Music and mu- three days, when they succeeded In ces than he does for the contributions faith and disinterestedly do all that con- - f-- 1020-102- 1 getting a letter from an American II'-trct- 2034 PAINTER. sical, instruments, Fort Y. re"?ral contractor, . from wealthy men who desire favor i possible to see. that , the By Latest Mail : rnled sw,i tnrousn . wnose intervention mey V. street t Immunity; through es I l.o:;e ' Ueasoaable. BERLIN. Excitement in Berlin ow - or. and the control of the .States comes this, crisis were finally released. S. Shlrakl, 1202 Tuuanu; Tel. 4137. j". 5277-t- f ; - ; re-- is .vital to him. In the pri- harmed and so conducts herself ik to Fainting and paperhanging. All Ing to . the Austrian attitude with gara w perv mary law, the election of officers should corserve . the honor, and -- the. interest A P. D C A C S. work guaranteed. Bids submitted Vi6lln arid piano' taaght by expert 31 In some - way as in jnav FOR UNEXPECTED GUESTS meetings were organized1 by, the. , v, . - - be chosen such of her. own citizens and, as ftr a ' . ,: k5328-t- f seven w free. protest, against New Jersey, bv the civil service com-- ; be, to heln in securiag ppade atfd1 his-missio- n Social Democrats to 6919-l- m 3 iiltl--g cards, engraved ...... - and Judges and voters jtlce for all the nations of mankind." (Continued page seventeen) tzl ' " printing;5 war. , AJ1 the meetings were . over- the from ia tttractlve Russia f m ,i ti'iM.1 . cr crowded, and c,large forces, of "police CLUB. ' y, Hf ti"i detachable . GLEE v f broken out among both the Austrian rcr? rtrr.t necessary.' -- far, pandora, of the, kitchen can tarn , We d not prices' which were ready to intervfene if ;V;,:::ctH nffice. 5540-tf- . tfast ot low and Servian troops. "S hef to' tifiiiaTlv s? Ai'thA termination of the meetings TVa 1TAiil.nl ftiif fnrnlahfig mn. attentI6n the preparation of an co'nfclde'. " ' itb". txibr nualitv: r.laa I ; r, , ; t r f " The German cruisers Goeben and impromptu'' savory. now-.- end eavjored to inarch reason-sma- ll sweet and Tinned :a cleaned.- - but. we fknpw - to. put life, the Socialists Jnf 8ic for. all qccaslcns; terms BUEVITIES Breslau, which recently were forced Into-printe- j - ' fruits are her hope. Pancakes and - and go' d matter, groups to the imDerlal palace able.- "John Camachd jnaaager; hustle 11 to leave Messina, Sicily,. are jeported good ! In ; ' fritters, are friends Den Linden; Several ,; - - also the via, the Unter 136. A-- - Sj221m . . :li to Pioneer Geaners, and that is what talks loudest and Ph0he - - - -- to have succeeded in passing through 1 - time pf need, and that .there need not ccr, Alakea. Prompt 1 longest Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n Job hundred motorcars had also been. hired aasaaa " jOtranto the-- Adri- - 5 - the straits of Into be nfonotony In making can bd to; convey Socialists to the places . COLLECTOR. Naval Battle Is Imminent Off" ''"', ' ' them Printing Department. Alakea Street; of. 1; atic Sea. .1 t ; - ' iJ- - '.'V'-"-1 proved? by ,a.-stud- or,: any cookery E312-1- ' meeting. : The ..demonstrations' culml Nova1 - Forty-eigh- Office, "Merchant the Scotia Coast; t tfalnloads'lof "' ' - Branch street - " VAustrlan . ; ? ; : 2.-T- book. ,. an attempted march of sever-- W. Eaton, collector on commislon. ug. wb , ' 5399-t- f' nated in I SYDNEY, N. s; Ger- .troops from the Tyrol arrived. today at y 1842. ? ; ' . savory, ' I; cleaned, pressed. al thousand Socialists down the nterj ...Telephone man cruisers were sighted today, oft Leopoldahoehe. In Baden, to north- For the the cook who has ckthes. shouting 5891-t- ' the E.re'ar.'-.- , ccr, PukoL Den Ll&den to the palace, M f St Pierre, Miq. They are probably They anchovies .or sardines (qr a bottle of '..1 west of Basel Switzerland. 'Were - a continually, "Down with war!" grated 'Parmesan'- la well equipped. C213-l- . the from Mexican or West Indian waters. on their way to Alsace to assist the The procession was , ultimately bro--1 Dr. Arthur Lynch. member of the It Is surmised that the object of their With slices of bread or toast stamped SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS. Germans. . ;': r expert clothes .cleaning. The ken up by the mounted police and the British "House of Commons, who was presence so near Sydney harbor is to to the right size and shape with a - dur-carefu- cpen space in front of the palace was hanged lly secure a voyage, cutter there Is the foundation for an IKns, at Maunakea, ; V : ! sentenced to for treason coal for transatlantic .; YAMATOYA. & po-- Wamlnq by Wireless E319-l- guarded b7 cordon bf ing the Boer war., has recently been or that they may have been detailed to infinite variety of savories, and cook- I' 1 1250 Lalrts pajamas, kimonos. SI COO.000 Cargo... , U Fort lice, no one being allowedf to pass. graduated by b.igh school of elec port and to Saves. ery book lore must . 5752-t- the watch this tne' entrance do the rest f ; , ; BOSTON, Mass Aug. 9,Heavy fog CLEANING AND DYEING. -- 'I . 0 m m tricityvin Paris, and taken out his the St Lawrence. A statement to this Perhaps it is at evening time that - The first producing oil well in Ven- license to drive a taxicab Jn the gay effect waa made this evening by Cant banks on the North Atlantic saved the the unexpected guests most abound. - '"-- ' "- ' V'.--- German steamer Witteklnd, with 323 rrcl Clothes Cleaning und Dyeing ezuela recently, was bored. i city. v v Postin. the officer commanding the de-- but most housewives are accustomed guard ' and a million dollar cargo LLcp. CalPand deliver. e B. Yamatoya shirts, pajamas, klmo-CUrct- o, tachment detailed to the cable Pfen&ers to this kind of visitor. Usually the Deretanla. nr. Alapal station at Lloyd Cove. He; waa noti- of lead and coal .tar products from ordinary supplies furnish forth cake Sti fl0B tQ order. Nuuanu near Pauahl. capture: by the British cruiser Essex, . if r - I - . presence ' warships E523-t- f fied of the of the and bread and butter. It requires by cable from Newfoundland and re- according to the story told by Captain only a few minutes and bake Semblll, when the steamer reached to mix i;otice TO SHIPPERS. SHIRTMAKER. quested shipping be notified' of the v milk rolls . and scones, which are at - : here tonight V - fact , ::. their best if served piping Fail- ' Captain Sembill said he was off Sa- hot The gasoline schooner KOMOKlLAi, Have your shirts. made to order It is conjectured that St rPIerre It- ing this, hot buttered toast is always ' ble Island, bound from; Hamburg for ,fn ccr.rrarxd ct Caftala:.George :,R .wana, 348 S. King street self may be the objective of. the cruis- noflRlhllltv. and - rartlrularlr if the : " Montreal, when he was warned bv Piltz, will leave Pier 6 (Richards '. 5918-3- m ers, which may be awaiting word of a kitchen-la- , provided with a gas stove. " wireless of war between England 'and street ':Y"harf for TIaul and Molokal formal declaration of war , between Potted meats, form the filling for ap- Germany. ; Later his operator ; picked every 5 p. m. SHOEMAKER. : V pcrts TUESDAY It and France fand Germany. The French up a code message from the'Essef, petizing sandwiches, and the cake 1 - porta . every ; away. cr windward on Oahu cruiser Friant cannot be far which judged., was only ten can be supplemented by shortbread 5 p. Shoes repaired, soles nailed on. Beth- true," na- be miles Indefi- Till DAY at m. For .information Admitting the report to be a away. The steamer immediately was and biscuits, which keep almost rc:Tc!Ir.s rates, etc telephone 4133. el, cear King street . ; val fight ' seems imminent in these nitely In closed l' - - .20 tins.;.,,., 6918-t- m sent full speed; j ahead. r and for. CO : V-''- KCMOILILA SHIPPING LTD. waters. . hours drove through . protecting CS26-t- f " '" ' ' tlie t -- BIG fog, which did not lif fl I she? got ENGLAND'S COAL OUTPUT. '. MOSQUITOES? PH0HE 3595 Aged Empress . . ,,,, J , . : French . into neutral waters; ;:vv ' ' fjEv; POLICEMEN Interested in the War. IBv Latest Mafll i ronic . . T . At - ; . r . n IT The Board 4)f Health requests LONDON, Eng.,. Aug. 3. A dispatch tO vQuaranteA- - ..'; , Belgium f J ', ' , g:::eu0JJsto beggars all householders in Honolulu and from Rome says : : "The aged French All Wheat Cargoes: year 1913 was one of great prosperity vicinity who are troubled with Empress Eugenie, who Is at Boulogne, NEW YO RK, Aug.'-9- . Belgium' will id;; the coal trade; Statistics show - By Latest Mail . , , mosquitoes to telephone 3535 takes a vivid interest In the war. cover war risks cn shipments pf Amer- that 56.830,072 tons of coal were rais NEW YORK. A special agent for Ask for the Mosquito Man, and ' When Count Pietri,' her faithful com- ican wheat for Belgian ports. Pierre ed, the value of which was 33,744,-- . tl;o department of charities, who, dis- tell him your troubles. The mat- panion in her long years of misfortune V: Eclzian ccr.sul in New York, 2021 la Yorkshire and the North Mid- guised beggar, told hard-luc- k ter will be immediately attend- liiill and exile, announced that flghtbs had land division the 1913 output of coal a as a ' -- :' . V : - . 1 tale to a policeman, filed a report here ed to.' - s-'- begun, her eyes shone and she cn:i: eclved cable wa the largest on record, amounting : 47 from among . "This Is my revenge. Were th3 t: to '73,439,559 tons. ' ia. which he stated that ' c mm8V . ? . the 50 approached . are ready to lend the recently established municipal peror only here now! .May Gci : L'nrsselsito'Jn-- n 3 C.-.- help- - s ) a helping hand and some even a free employment bureau. . tect France!" th!3 effect j. J. Eagan of Louis U suing his ni'::3 c' St ' giaiffliiisaipN mother-in-la- w $10,000 ing dime to a poor fellow who is hun- Only three of them made this sug- comparisons with t3.is:r r' for for aliena- i gry. - ; - ; gestion, bo, coupled with praise for tion of his wife's affections. Commissioner . of Charities Kingsb- their good sense and kindliness, some Cholera Amc t m ury-; was rarticularly interested to information will be given the force on Words made up of Itttt-r- s iu cames "of six countries. r V Austrians sr. ?vcral res-- r Paster D. M. Steele of Philadelphia learn, how, many. of. the police would the? usefulness of this bureau to men R05IE, It:! ! f r 13 organizing a campaign of preachers V jllrt-ct-hi- a -- - : gaiBfc-$undayl9aseball- counterfeit panhandler- to out of work, j" I'd Ukc. to move to a pultl climate. : J It la rea:: ?st . HONOLULU BTAU-BULLETI- K SATURDAY ATJfl UfiT 22, 1914.

M-Buttetf- : The n-- Want- - Ads- - and the Work They Do Make Immediate and profitable returns from investment in the. STAR-BULLETI- N Want Column. If yon hare anything to sell you can find no better or quicker way of finding STAR-BULLETI- the buyer than Ihrough the N WantAdr THOUSANDS read them. Forine erata word ydu can ieli J he STAR-BULLET- ! X'S 5,000 and more subscribers and that means MORE than 15j000 HEADERS. Surelyrin that.vast humberVyou will fid get " iU Help Wanted,' situation Wanted, Furnished Cottages, Furnished houses, Furaished Rooms, Real Estate, or. anything For Sale or. To Rent. & ': t;ttt' 'tT-t-V;-

CS0 C ZD 0 (DZX3 CLASSIFIED BUSHJEQ5 i re- T-- FOR REFIT G V Oeslrab.'e houses u rsrionv carta of O city, furnished and nnfurnlahed, , .DIRE he GAniFnAUClGCO, BEFEBE ICE FOB lBUSY PEOPLE at lis, 9zd, sz. J3 ,40 ana Cm.1 tirK Uaioa up to 9125 a month. . Se t oar EartMa Pla $113 1 to p FOR SALE WANTED ' ', office. Co., PUa AUTOMOBILE. : ,'v'";'" HOTEL TAXI STAND. GARAGE & MACHINE SHOP; Trent Trest Ltd Fort Azsnsu U&0 a tij t? . '.. Pala-m-a 8L, between King and Merchant struC .0 20-Ir- ii Everyont Frank Baker, sow located at Oabo PHONE 4400. BUICK CARS, TAXI For. machine work call at the New steel and concrete Two Fairbanks platform scales, with anything for sale to " 1462-t- Auto Phone 3848. RATES; SEUVICE DAY. Garage and Machine - Works, 'TV f addition of hundred 28-l- and capacity ,'TlayiSafe." Considering the fac Stand. V AND ture. Third m - ' 5892-2- NIGHT. JOHN V1ERRA, MANUEL King, near Liliha. rooms just completed. A high 1200 and 1500 lbs.; in first class rtora of. sales, success In planning : m Nicely furnished house, four bedrooms EL VERANO PHONE 2004. COSTA AND M. R.' GONSALVES. ..5919-l- .:.;v .. class hotel at tery. aoderata condition; also one Reading Stan- is more satisfactory than J30.- - child- acadr . First-clas- t5909-3n- ' and sleeping porch? No and .1049 Beretania s rooms . . r rates. In center of theatre dard motorcycle, one Fairbanks knowing "bow it happened" after ' st 1534 Via-gazi- ne - T - : ren. Apply V.n. B. F. Lee, On car lines Star-Bulleti- n - and board, reasonable rates; cot- MILLINERY. V SEALED TENDERS retail district Morse 2 tup. gasoline engine, ward. Ads ' f at it Waat . hnne 1463. parts of city. -- tages in course of construction. Hen-- K. Isoshlma, styliha millinery. King st transferring to all Nelll's Workshop, 135 "Merchant Bring Home the Bacon" every ' -- 6914-tf ry Q. Bedford, manager. y. ner ' Phone 213ft. - Sealed Tenders will be received up . Electric omnibus meets. All ' Mimey . - : v 5399-t- Bethel. Street ' ' f " ' - m steamers. ; 5927-l- 5922-t- ! v to 12 o'clock noon, on the 31st day of trains and C8C3tf-Sats- : "' In .College hills, on carline, three-be- d Ssvtnaa ". CITY CLOTH E CLEANERS. F. W. HUSTACE . August, A. D. 1914. at the office of HoUl 8twtrt reopiiit u AU lovers of music to deyeiop talent room furnished house, for one year XaUad BMddawtert. Calt AAdms "f Are prepared to handle your work t Motorcycle and Auto Repairing. 42? the Clerk of the City and County of XL Lawn mowers-- he kind and make try taking lessons from Ernest K. mor longer. Apply ; W. T, Schmidt, TratrtU" ABO CA. J. - . Vineyard. Honolulu;; room: No. 8, Mclntyre build- only do properly, K1 Sftfitt ; Nunonu at Phone 5042. . Queen sL Telephone 1498. that not the cutting Ynnn RnfMInf T1 ' -- 1 ,wlth H. HackfeW & Co, Ltd. JVt G322-3- m : ;. . - '.. . . 6903tf : ing, furnishing all material tools keep longer ."-- for 5927-t- -- bat sharp and last" for 5381-t- f ' 'v: f ';.v'4: 1-fl- necessary to construct j many seasons. ' Phone .1261. w- and labor -- school buildings on the following lo--1 ers & Cooke, King street; mosqulto-proo- f Ltd, boughi - Suite cool, rooms; pri . ' Cocoahuts and cocoa hxjt husks . k52S9-t- T 7 : T,v cations: v ;,.,: any quantity. Pacific Fibre Co.. : vate family. '1020 Richards at; opp I ' in (3) buildings. ; " - V Ewa Three : ' 'Capitol (I- 1382 4 J33. . ; ground3. Phone 2179. T: Ltd., Lilila sC Phone' (Z)f The Transo envelope, time-saving- - laA Walpahu Three buildings. T: PLEAS ANTON ; : 5935-t- :? ;.r;- 'C,y- ventlon. t No addressing' "necessary v: Aiea Three (3) buildings; - - Walalua Four (4) buildings. In sending out bills or receipts.- Ho- ' Rpste of officers, list of regular drill nights, stations, and current ln Four-bedroo- m furnished house in Ma- Star-Bulleti- n Fox Terrier, male puppy Address P. Kahuku Two (2) buildings. - nolulu Co, Ltd, sole matlon for the National Guard of Hawaii. , Armory, corner Hotel noa on car line. Apply D. II: Gil- box . 808, City. and Miller . (1) building. agents !vrf.; t iO. '" T-:-'- -:,;; ' ' Wahiawa One for patentee.' tf Streets;'"'" - Tv- more, C. Brewer & Co, Ltd. HOTEL. ' Walmanalo One , (1) building. '.l.:.-:',tr- " 5933-t- f ,.T:-S- . 1' 'TT,.T " T . ' 'T GENERAL STAFF, - TTT Kruger piano -i- n-' perfect condition; SltUATIOfj WANTED" Manoa Two (2) buildings. V5 - , Col. .John W.t Jones. Adjutant Gtneral; . - leaTing town; to secure T. The Kalihlwaena- Two (2) buildings. ' chance MaJ. Charles ,W. Zlegler, Insp.-ge- n. , Maj.,Elm?r T.' OepL Furnished cottage' for rent; 5 rooms. -- gs Winant, Ord. (4) buUdings. mo-nin- -- Kamoiliill Four. P. great bargain. Inquire 1436 Young Schoolboy 1 ''- wa'nts . work and Colonel.) . . . - use near Aiapau : .. f'.T,;(BreTetted .' noiet si, --V-' ' ; ;;r?' specification of 'C936-I2- Plans, form ': AT - box1 'and - V'::: S street. t fi;etentngs. T.' H..w '.71, Surg.-ge- n. :,": 3932-t- f ... 3 Address ; MaJ Charles B,' Cooper, .. .,?: 'T M 4 ' K't proposal may be had : upon applica- rClty:"" ir 5936-6- 1 LleutColoriel.) . -- (Brevetted deposit 'of Five ($5.00) Dol- Ford runabout, good condition; $125 Vaii tion and a Mai John. W. Short, Chief Q. M. Capt Henry Glesdh, Ci M. C. lars the oftice of the City and Coun- FURN'ISHEO ROOMS REDUCED cash will take It. See V. V. Newell, PHOTOGRAPHERS! , (Brevetted LieuLColonel.) T it FOR THE TOURIST Schuman 5935-5- 1 ty Clerk. T . Co. t n. Carrhxe FOR SALE. . Adv.-ge- FOR THE SERVICE MaJ. Emil a Peters, J. CapL Leo L. Sexton, Med. DepL The Board of Supervisors reserves Two Large fron: rooma, adjoining bath, ' Aide to the. Governor, CapL J. D. Dougherty, Infantry; single or en also, use ct le--, FOR THE KAMAAINA nilllard-pool- e table; almost new 1S46 the right to reject any or all tenders au't; Premo camera with Goers INSPECTOR-INSTRUCTOR'- S ception room; suitable for doctor or Thurston ave.; phone 4116. Cx8 : ; 'v OFFICE, . and, to waive all defects.- - Dagor lens f6.8 , Nolute shutter, professional man or family; LUXURIOUS SUITES in -- other I . : LleuL W. C. Whitener, U. S. A, InspectorJnatruetor. D. KALAUOKALAN1, Jll., with telephoto Jens, wide angle lens r , table board if Jeaired Twa blocks EXCELLENT CUISINE every 5 . v ' : y- -' City County. Clerk, v Officers' school Monday, p.m. v T and - and complete equipment" for dark - from the businesa center. Engleside Good 6?er 10 per cent; i- REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS, 1ST, INF. 593Aug19, 20, 21, 22, 24,;2a, 27, lurestmert; finishing room: To be "had at a J6,r Hotel, 231 Vineyard st; phone 18G3. 'and Lt-Co- ' - . : . 2S, 29. '- -. i rented house.' Tel 1842. L William R. Riley. Maj. 3rd- . ' y.-:- i : GET OUR RATES ' bargain. Can be seen at Honolulu William E. Bal, Bat r " .:y-y- i 593C-t-f V". W9o-t- f ;:y,' - '.' t. Photo Supply Co.' r . . 5926-t- f Capt James A. Thompson, Adjt 1st Lt John W. KanaehoKJ; Adjt T i. Before Settltng Elsewhere- Capt George B.T Schrader, Q. M. ;T 2nd Lt George H. Cummlngs, Q. M.; ; Inter-Islan- d and Oabu Railroad ship r A.v ; " COCOAN.UT PLANTS FOR SAL& Capt Arthur W. Neely, Insp. S. P. MaJ. Merle 3L Johnsoni 1st "Bat, . MAKES LLEAK-U-P THE NEW, ERA HOTEL ping Star-Bulleti- n office, V'l books at tf CapC Reginald W. Warhajn, Com's'jr,J 1st Lt Charles R. Fraj?ierr AilitH T U -- v 1450 FORT STREET 4 - Maj.' Gustave Rose, 2nd 2adrii. Roscoe W.Perkina; Q. M. T ' . Secretary Bryan's peace, treaties, Cocoanut plants sale; Samoan va-- i Bat i . ABOVE' VINEYARD, ST. for ' t - -- .. .; 2nd Lt' Fred v, Humphrey,' II, Chaplain, 7Yalentln;iFraiJckxriCCapt) a.V..;. .'MIIM.-- HOTEL with Argentine; Brazil' and . Chill were rtety. Apply A;: D: Hills; Uhue; jj. !, : : V.-r- mSk .. .V-- ; Signed.' .vf -'i 4KauaL . 277tf Company Ar-C- Pt. L P. 0Sullivan, 1 st Lieut.-P.- . M. Smoot; 2d Lieut. J, U y " - '"T .r.- , Ll' lC.Tunnineham TThursdav.;720 nV' m. , -- T Tii ti- Engleside;' 251 Vineyard st Open un VVAIMEA KAUAI j ' T Company B Sapc Pau! Super, 1st, UeuC W." P." Armsirong, 2nd 'Lieut A. J. . der ; new management;.; large, cqoI j r" ; i T Lowre'y.T Wedheaday, 7:30 p. m."T, ;':.-v..i- r ;t.w.'i.r ;i rooms; wwn or. wunoui ooara; ia- - Ntwfy Renovsttd Best Hots I ' " Company C M.. Camara, RT Medelrbd, O. T nal .dining room.1 Only two block ; :vV;-TOURIST Capt J. 1st Lieut Lr 2ndUeut. oVKauil. 3(Jf - - IW': K.Sleln.- - Friday,' 7: p.'m- w-- from center of town.- Phone 1863; TRAD3 SOLICITED B-rC- apt -- Q. :': - v i5934-l- m T ; Company W. iV, Kolb, is Lieut F, "W.r'Mcmaaind Lieut - - ' ' '' ! Advertisers ":; V r 'Schaefer.' Wednesday, 7:3flf p. m." .C" T" ;"v"TTT"" GOOD MEALS. r 'T7' . S Head of Parisian Firm Wins -- --T NornevpractlceTa UNFURNISHED HOUSES - Itatw Hsasonibla. :. J N, - Company UCapt C. M.' Coster;. lBt Lieut.' John Hifd Monday;- 7 : 30 p. m. . 5Dq. NeMJr:$5,000000anaM C. W. 8PIT2 1 iPrsprlftsr fake our.hyivertising serioualy?Cc : Jo.il Company. Flst; Lieut M. R.THoughtaUing, tnd Lieut J.!Lemon.'iTue8day; u;;jsAlmbst;f.1obbeq House .on .Wilder. are, 3 . bedrooms; po T rent reasonable. . Phone A.'-Theve- . .voir "riscjetittouslw J Comptiy (J--C- B, Ka-ne- ,' 1st L; K: Ka-n-e 2nd Lieut. V7? N. 1519 or 1787vTt: Lieuf ; T:-tB- in; from'tyonr'-- -- v: y. Latest., XaiL T means to get ihetiitihost, in results - 5934-6- 4 PARIS. France. The financial nan-- r . r t Company; t- L: W. RedlngtoA, 1st LlenCJ.' C.Lo.' Tuesday, 7:iap. m. ic 'attendant upon the Austr&Serviah; - ' T Try a month at the beach It K-- -( BattalIon)-rCa- pt. m Compaay Attached to 2nd . W. Cook, st Lieuf W. - Modern . cottage. mosquito ,ft,nv w'rfovcinn . tWHtiinB- rtm. "Twill do you good. Pin bathing, : i ;:UV v'Ahia; 2nd Lieut E. K. Chung. Thursday; 7:30 a r Advert isi ng is" h c " rre - .MAui;v-Vvv.-r:svvi;- riheaVis Shel t n? w good" comfortable stationed on In n a pji-- meals and ao FpiVmlingTy,-tru- if ,&dVf as, of any 1 Waluku--Cap- , S,TChUHngsworth, character this drama is rtiftin& other ; Company t W: P. Kaae, 1st Lieut W, pj T commodatlons at t;-"- : "-- -- : same -v: :;tj ' senberg, head of the firm of the A k ;.';2nd Ueut-n- K.;WUcox. Ti-..-'-..- UTvf:--'-,-T- . DO Ann line of rndeavor tlmt! order. to bbtiain' ilhe;- .t name and well known in American fin-- ; T nUUl.innhft AfiU UUAnU Company Capt W. P. Young, 1st Lieut W. K; KaluaklnL -- ' v maximum jn results iti mnRbe done thoroughly t TV- - -- :' STATIONED ON ' ; 77 HAWAII. r T Excellent Uble . board by the meal. ii Company Ifllb Capt' J.' D. Easton, . 1st Morehesd, 2nd the masters of the' European .stock; v and' exhaustively. tf x LieutH. M.' day or week. Special by the ma - beginnings rates : he t lr:'-- . ' Caceres. -- T T-- - market. From small nusiace lUeutTJ.- S: 'T..' years accumulated month. Apply at ' the Roselawn, T . v M EDICAL WITH 8AN1TARY TROOPS: has within a few t Waiklki Beach, next Moan&' " . OFFICERS T T 1366.S.. King st T - . ' Ilcnec- - 1 V a fortune which is colossal, for he has ' : E. D. Kllbourne. r Capt P. U Morong. T T v Capt. R, W. Ben. . . 5912-t- llai a golden touch plus excellent Informa- f ' .IThere is more,t.ty,rnS "ari the mere tion, "and he is rarely, known to make; a mistake. , ;T " T:":'' FAMILY HOTEL For Ladies and Gentlemen. ; publication of certain (p'ylated facts and . t.:.;T ' Had Inside Information. !'T"T i -- :. THE STORY OF THE DEAD LETTER - Cassidy, only, home Wai-- prices! i "y'.,,l.: :T . Not long ago .Rosenberg "financed The hotel. Kinar Montenegro. - , klki Beach, consists of individual Nicholas of ' In re , m " . a. 1 I " Do you insist thatcybUr"jpmn your turn - zor mis service nosenuergf ww cottages and single1 rooms. Cusine may undoubtedly Intrusted with . informal excellent, .1000 ft .promenade pier Scdsidc Hotbl ads, they familiarize, themselves -- that jvith OFFICE; HOV MAIL GOES ASTRAY tion of which even' the heads of state at the end of which Is splendid Tinest dining room ia thaJTer-- , - bathing pool ' " beautiful j tht of , the day, amVHhereby cooperate in France, England and Russia were and view "rltory." Jolly Saturday averlnj 5005, Kalla road. TeL 2879. vT--.,..!- ' ' 'Terms dances. - - - ' - "' ' ' .v'-"-4-- -- with your patrons m .- . - ".'.;" T- - 6367-tf making their purchases?: aV" havi known "nosttlvelv of Anatrla'a In--i reasonable. J. H HERT8CHE. Msnajsr .t.fji' AThe dead- - letter office continues to and elephants, J8nd: litU carts and invade Servia.T?Nine days' mlmmK1 .. , la - -- dishes, this bYher things that tenticn 'to Do 3'ou:clip andSt?-irnspieupuVp- struggle .with bad addressea and this and air - branch the department, will always are reminiscent rf Christmas time. ago he began unloading- from Vienna; (Jj S. GAINS IN ' of ' x op--r , Sixty-tw- o - nuge 01 reacn nis in jrour.establish,rti?n)r'6iir ads, as theyappcaf furni&h, aj&tory.Xor the newspaper men ' aviatora in the- United diocks renies, . L.s erations falling like a bomb on the! MERCHANT MARINE; T T,y,. H OTEL.AUB H EY , , who iifevlooklng(ifor. copy4 - t-- " VT States are wondering where tho8e,aTi lackadaisical ' holiday The - "A Home Away from Home' 1 markets. f .Through the benevolent agency of t atlon caps are they wefe told'about in V ,; SECOND IN WORLD : An ideal Vacation Spot. i the1-parc- post the, department ; a which they never received result was a unanciai panic, cioseiy - yourploya-baini- i has letter but attention following which came war panic. Phone 772. T . . Hauula. Oaho t tPo thiayear exceeded ;,aJl records and .The caps are in the. dead letter. office the C I By Latest Mall - I'T V: ' While was at height ' customers to the fecY Jhat you advertise for their upon the ihelves of the historic 4ead with some automobile j)00ds. y this: its last - A. ZUMSTEIN, Prop. - Saturday came to WASHINGTON. The world's car- .benefit-suggesin- a-- packages j - Rosenberf Paris and g ?that ,theyr would do .well letter office are series cf Tit is -- astonishing" hpw many motor- rying power practically) has doubled was husy' covering. , He is reported to tfc coniaming everyimng irom..tnDie wj cylists must have broken down in the during the last 20 years, which now y-r- . in' sum watch for and read your announcements? T,.T , - ' - have cleared Paris alone the - ivii bassoona . year. . In . the dead letter office includes- 21,000 an last of 22,000,000 francs (S4,400.000) ;within about vessels, with AIL; these articles were sent to the there repose four speedometers, 17 aggregate capacity of 47,000,000 gross f m-- , a yesterday afternoon Do ybu extend every (N3urte at your a wrong addreesT --Their original pack-- tires; 20 pairs of igogglea and S parts week. Late tons, according figures given HALEU7A t oh be- to out ages were stamped and restamped un-- of kind of ; furniture ! the frantic crowds the bourse Department mand those who come into your store that machinerythe today by . the of Com POk GOOD MEALS AND lo' ur the paper was, worn. cut "Not to;which one finds around the greasy and gan to realize the situation and, when Rosenberg appeared he was mobbed merce In number, however, this - T RECREATION. they may be impressed with the cordiality of that address; try so andsoT'Try the j perspiring man who has'stopped ils commerce has decreased slightly, " the next county"' -- :.t : y T - j 20 anywhere on a and a large force of police had to be Tickets at 'Wells Fargo Office machlhe miles from : tendency being toward larger carry; your house, so that when they notice yourads t " ' ; quell : In more suggestions U T!T called to the riot , c" fact there are h0t Sunday afternoon. lng yr T. '.0 i Forbid Sales Below 78. .."';'?T units. . they will stop and read what "The Ilouse of as to different tingsto try than office must ring jou I - e dead letter The United States ranks second in ' wouUL find in the office: of a patent disappointed T The action of the French "agents de A-- REAL CHANGE OF . Courtesy? has to say? -- with cries number and tonnage of vessels engag- CLIMATE of nim r semi-government- it medicine vendor. For the sake man. fl8hennen.-- U tas received change," a body, ed in commerce, due to the vast num can be had at the new boardlas in forbidding French quot- . : ; tone-r,u- p 1842 filshooks and 595 pieces of fish rentes to be ber engaged in the lake and coasting ,;i''t..;-V- "house in ,." Advertising, in retail' stores, tends to letter office have.lumped certain arti- ed under 78 and not allowing rentes " ing tackle. Tb.e. only thing the dead trade, since the number of American cles together large packages. fisher-man- the entire establishment. It puts the store 'into letter offifce.' hasn't got Is, thev 's to be dealt in for the present has vessels engaged in foreign trade U X7AHIAT7A Thus one passes a package of hand- ' of allbL; ;';TT . steadied the market, the undertone less Great Britain, on wcijrd as promising certain definite things : than that of Ger nearly 1000 elevation, near depot, kerchiefs and runs into a bright young which continues good. Nevertheless, many, feet Yet the office has done some good. : Prance, Italy or Norway. grand scenery, ' serv- - castings.: Or, " fine bass fishing. For in quarityn tndise. in character of assortment of brass rentes have hot 1 been so low, before 1 melancholy It corralled during the past year 573 "The carrying trade . of the ;UnIted particulars address E. L. Kxuss, Wa- turning from a particularly 35 year They already being ! u in were ' ice.- - ' miscellaneous musical instruments and T States shows a marked growth In . f v . books, runs smack hiawa, Phone 469. collection of he offered at 74 . when the agents de into a collection toys might 6846 talking, machine needles. That coastwise and lake traffic and a strik i 'of that 600 uisap-hav- e change Intervened, for rentes had not Do you see jto'itijthat theVdignity accoKlcd fT'r meant that there' are, about ing; decline on :the ocean. While the Im theDagori... ,, Tt of-T- , been sold at 74 since the Franco-Pru- s gross tonnage of American vessels en CHAIT; : - YEE YI J." your store by .advertigng Is lived up to? r r ; bania ciaus. . 1. 1 i ,1 sian' war. gaged in lake and coastwise trade , . . - i..-..- ' ' , A. .! ,. . .. . , , prospect, C H A U '(.,-- ...,fj..ft; old nHZm sand persons who would have had to The of a new, war possibly increased from 3,657,304 tons in 1883 INE8E RE ST n ANT - ewt ,tt sug-- ; vZrif lived... .. involving is. JThese are a? f question$raiid :Jew in these days, and fhJand had given 1WICU W ..mUICUl U'UICt. t.,m.IUBUIUU7UU 1IMI France viewed with re to 9,789.561 tons in 1913, that of its Chop Suey and other Chinese ciahtJ times arrived safely ;. yy:: y markable equanimity in L302.C95 1,027,776 ' gestions, ,)erharjstfiat mayserve to- help' our to them the contents or the o;ead let- financial cir from tons to tons, served at reasoanble prices. everyone -- ter office. There Is a single package ; From' musical mstruments (to hair cles, for feels that the pre an increase in one case of 168 per Ill Hotel Street, Near Maunakaa . incriving? evjerypeiiny's long' - advertisers that contains 241 woman's aprons. switches is nothing for the dead letter sent period of tension must be cent, and a decrease in the other of Trcatairsl - any 30-ye- ar value from the money invested in advertising. - with 51 garments which office. They have 98 switches of hair ended at cost. 21 per cent during a period, In assorted the, CT.T T gay young flappers of these parlous i 841(1 fcZ accessories siorea away tms , which the value of American foreign 4; attain iini permanently maintain a profit: " times' consider obsolete. so ucmiv cuoif aax uuio ia muv uup vn. AMERICAN POWER AND LIGHT CO. trade rose from $1,250,000,000 to Then are 176 pairs of hose whiskers raised by the Populist party The report of the America Power :'V Wrapping ' t there ' All kinds of Papers aal business-i- to , ? and Light Company follow able is absolutely jieeessary; ;lay 1 bundled together. in Kansas during the Bryan Campaign shows the While the volume of oversea com- Twines, Printing and Writing Papers; ing changes In earnings: June, gross, merce by - I served the world's merchant AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N -- down certain standards aUVertise them and - PAPER from hay fever cheers up when ' he 1 V A. few other side lines, in the 'dead $517214r- increase, $65,885; net. $243 marine cannot , be definitely stated, A SUPPLY CO, LTD. ttieral awls,-Wcycl- 270, 12 four-fifth- s - then live up to j 'goes hy the handkerchief division of letter office are e, tires, increase $28,699; months, the United States sends about Queen gross, Fort and Streets Honolulu tthe dead letter office.' There is a sin- - shot guns, horse blankets and picture $6,255,166, increase $714,041; of Its exports to South Ameri- Phone 1416. Geo. O. Guild. Gen. ltx. I ale bundle of 1149 initialed and uninl- - postal cards to the number qf O.WO.-tiale-d net, $2,902,105, increase $447406. ca and oversea countries. icho' icoultl.by lixs T.-- ; ' ,T:-''- He efforts rise handkerchiefs reposing near . There are also" brass castings ''and ... - " - Must irorfc and advcrtisc.7 : ,him, which is about the number that a parts whose aggregate' weight David' t Lubin has returned form Mrs.- Lizzie S. ' Sheldon, , a woman " THAYER ' PIANO CO LTD. fever ' patient uses during a 24 mated at two an4 a haU,;ton..T-- - ;JT Europe .with a plan for the fixing of lawyer of Kansas, Is a candidate for , ocean freight' rates by an internation Supreme hour day. y Justice of the " Court in her THE "AD MAX." ... ' - ' " ' -- ; yy.y-y- T'-- t If the postofflce department decided The Bishop of .s.Londonsasthac'ln al commission..; t "' State. 'WT ; STEINWAY - ' Holiday to give away its tops it could present . all countries where, the women have a C- Elvey Cope, In "A in A. J. ToriM th tht h th h m mnnn AND OTHER PIAN09. I says - one probably more to every boy and j vote the infant mortality Is very small Belgium," that for majesty of Helen Monohan, aged 76.' arrested in r 15S Hotel Street- Phone ZZZ "k York-fo- 1 is: girl of Washington. They are in abun-- 1 It ranges from very low In .Finland to tone and in pervading grandeur the New r begging, was found tto TUNING GUARANTEED. Jdance.- - They are everywhere dolls ' the lowest on record in New Zealand.. Belgian! organs are without equal, ; . have $829 in the bank. TT-- Nothing Kvps im in hkIi awe ha jierfect y Who lives to nature r.ii-vl- can ! iMir; Wuity; now tlin is kouii?thing conmriiug and Who lives to fancy, neverVan lie rich. i4irnuraiiig..iii ugliuiK. U. Khmilan. YomigVi Xteht Thoughts.

I'WKNTY HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, SATURDAY, AUG UST 22, 1914. PRICB FIVE CENTS

CHINA CORDIAL FIVE KILLED IN PACKERS BLAME FORD AUTUMUBIL E COMPANY IS Five ThousandTourists a Week SEVERE STORM AND THEIR CASH VALUE TO HONOLULU. GOVERN!! FOR ANtiCIPAtlN G BIG FALL TRADE A Series of Ad Club Talks for Honolulu, The Ford . announcement for Phe Rev. Charles Livingston stepped off AMBASSADOR year 1914-1- 5 carries the greatest com- the transport 6. Thomas last week, NO. SPEAKING OF HABITS. mercial message ever delivered to the bought a Studebaker Four, and had it -- - 1 f v automobile buying public. shipped to Manila. every buyer .a car (Special Cable to Hawaii Shlhpo.) , Associated Press, by Fed. Wireless. Another thing, while were speaking of habits. The average tourist Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. It makes of Ford L. E. Hooper is out In a little a co-partn-er with the grer Ford cor- . TOKIO. August 21. E. HiokJ, the YORK, August 22. Five per is him, NEW YORK, August 22. That the Roadster. NEW apt to bring his vegetable habit with isn't he? Is likely to want reap pro- II. Wight S. newly appointed Japanese minister to sons killed many Injured by United States department of agricul- poration to the benefits end F. of the U. S. Alert has were and his table spread very much as he has it at home. Well, that kind of fits to be made from the stupendous bought a Ford roadster. . China, reached Peking yesterday and lightning a bath ture is reponsible for the shortage In a bolt which struck something 300,000 cars. was Riven an enthusiastic welcome to ing pavilion here yesterday during a a table requires, just for 5,000 average persons, like $4,300 the supply of beef on the market and sale of vegetables week. Forty-thre- e hundred dollars, This means in August, 1913, the Chinese capital. An unusual hon- terrific electric storm which left the worth of a , at farmer's the consequent prisent high price of that or was paid him,: President Yuan city in total darkness for a half --hour. prices, and for 5,000 average persons.. For tourists, who have a greater meats was the substance of a state- the Ford Company expects to distri- TEDDY SWITCHES Bhih-ka- i and the members of his per- A panic ensued among 2000 bathers ment made by F. V. Lyman, represent- bute to Ford users between f 1,000,000 variety and . more expensive quality of vegetables than the average, it'd sonal staff, meeting the Japanese dip In pavilion. crowds of peo- ing the Armour Packing Company of and 118,000,000. - the Great easily above a week. And since the farmer gets less than lomat at the Peking railroad station. ple were at the beaches to escape the run $5,000 Chicago yesterday. The announcement of the above sell- sweltering heat. half the retail price, it'd be at least $10,000 a week for the retailers. Sir. Lyman said that on August 1 ing plan Is already 'bavins its effect, Fill!',! GARRISON "ANGERED Heavy damage was done by the So, there you are! You, Mr. Farmer. You, Mr. Truck Gardener. and the great factory of the Ford IIIIIAN IS ' ...- - -- . UnU ntn storm in Philadelphia and In parts of You, Mr. Market Man. It's, the kind of a bunch of new business i waiuius iu laiiucis iu iiuiu men iicuij Company, with a capacity of, almost BY SHIP MEN'S PRICE because of lack of shipping facilities. 1300 per day, being pushed Connecticut. that gives you the Great Desire, isn't it? The Great Desire to be one cars are ' The farmers assumed the same lack to the limit and still the dealers f t By Latest Mail ; of those that help to get it ef means of transportation applied to throughout country are crying for TO PROGRESSIVE ? SHOULD the Secretary Garri- WHAT THIN FOLKS WASHINGTON. ' Thus might we go on to the end of a long. long chapter. Might cattle and have not sent the normal more cars. son expressed his chagrin at the dis- DO TO GAIN WEIGHT. i amount of cattle to the beef markets. ' The Schuman Carriage Company 5,000-tourists-a-we- position of American steamship com- let this new kind of ek sunshine in on practically away are behind in their deliveries. Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. panies to charge what he considers Physician's Advice for Thin, Undevel- every line of business in the islands. For instance, it takes over 6,000 FALLING HAIR MEANS The next carload of touring cars OYSTER BAY, New York. exorbitant prices for vessels to trans- oped Men and Women. gallons of milk a week for 5,000 travelers --which. ' at the average which is expected to arrive. ou Tues- Augt Y port v DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE 22. Colonel Roosevelt has withdrawn Americans. American farmer's price of 16 cents a gallon, is $800 a week, and at day, is practically all sold, and anoth- Mr. Garrison said preliminary. In- Thousands of people suffer from ex er carload will follow the next week bis endorsement of Harvey I Unman. the average retail price of 10 cents is Week! 23-ee- nt - a quart $2,000 That quiries brought Information that- ves- cessive thinness, weak nerves and fee- a SaTe your Hair! Get a bottle in order to supply the ever Increasing Republican nominee for Governor of sels could be obtained for about $600 ble stomachs who, having tried adver much, or somewhere between $800 and $2,000 a week, for dairymen's of Danderine right now-Al- so New York on the Progreslve ticket - demand here. ft day. The price suddenly has been tised flesh-maker- s, food-fat- s, physical associations. much encourage those who trying stops Itrbing- sealp. He. now pledges his support I to a ' That to are to build , In addition to the sale of Fords the ' rub-o- n creams, re straight Progressive party doubled. w culture stunts and themselves up in the dairy business, and to overcome the difficulties Schuman Company reports a very fight sign life-lon-g Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy "I don't Intend to have anyone get themselves to sklnnlness k which have been encountered in dairying in the islands. is mute evidence of a neglected successful-wee- with the larger cars. suddenly rich out of this business," and think nothing will make them fat hair . L. R. Allen has taken delivery of a PROMINENT RAILROAD said Secretary Garrison. steam- - Yet their case is not hopeless. A re- scalp; of dandruff that awful scurf, "The Also for instance: There's the hay business. ; Cows m the islands Hudson Six roadster. ' Bblp companies will find they cannot cently discovered regenerative force J There is nothing so destructive to MAN DANGEROUSLY ILL probably don t use as vmuch hay and forage of the ordinary kind as on Edward Gertz of Castner has taken grow years thin- the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair seven-passenp- use this occasion to siphon money out makes fat after of; out a Studebaker Six, er . re- the mainland. Neither do horses because they have the algaroba feed. Its very of the United States treasury." ness, and Is also unequalled for of its lustre, its strength and car, which he will use in the service Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.l pairing faulty eventually producing feverish-nes- s For that reason, Mr. Garrison said, the waste of sickness or But when you learn that it takes an average of over a hundred tons of life; a between the army post and "town. SPOKANE, August 22. Darius Mil- and itching oft scalp, which It will be his purpose first, to employ digestion and for strengthening the hay and forage a week to keep the cows and the horses that are neces- the James M. Blalsdell has purchased a ler, president of the Chicago, Burling- some of ' 12 army transports at nerves. This remarkable discover is if not remedied causes the hair roots the ' service five thousand it makes Chalmers Six. ton & Quincy-- ' Railroad, is reported strength-giving- , sary for the support and the of persons, to v 'TV Galveston already being refitted for called Sargol. Six shrink, loosen and die then the 111 Importer, itch- E. Boscovlth has taken delivery of a dangerously In the Glacier Nation- trans-Atlanti- c elements of acknowledg- even you, Mr. Hay and Grain or Grower, have a little hair falls out A little Danderine service. He has made fast , tonight now anytime ' Hudson roadster. al Park. Three special trains are rush- Inquiry if he has authority to com- ed merit have been combined in this ing in your legs, doesn't it, to get around and talk the subject over? will ' surely save your ' IL B. Weller was another Roadster ing from his home in Chicago, carry- mandeer commercial vessels for the peerless preparation, which is endors- Makes you want to dig in and boost for the 5,000 tourists a week? Eh? hair. - buyer this week. ing his family, physician and nurses. ' emergency, Is hopeful ' ed by eminent physicians, and used Get a 25 cent bottle of! Knowlton's and that the ' government can. seize ships and after- by prominent people everywhere. It 'Danderine from any drug store or arrange a Is absolutely harmless, Inexpensive toilet counter, and after the first ap-- ward for fair compensation : ; and efficient. ; KRUTTSCHNITT DENIES AMERICAN WOMEN TO plication your hair will take on that for their use. , . ' Inquiries for Pacific vessels have A month's systematic use of Sargol TRANSFER OF PAC. MAIL GO TO FRONT AS NURSES life, lustre and luxuriance which is so OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. should produce and strength by beautiful. will become wavy and developed that . nothing is available flesh It fluffy appearance "SYDNEY 8HORT LlNE" correcting faults .of digestion and by ) and have the of there more adaptable than on the At- By Mail. ). . supplying highly concentrated fats to Latest By.Late8t Mall. abundance; an incomparable gloss lantic side, , YORK. Kruttschnitt, Mackay FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNEY, N. 8. W.: the blood. Increased nourishment Is NEW Julius PARIS. Mrs. Clarence H. and softness, but what will please Pacific i '( obtained from the food eaten, and the chairman of the Southern and Miss Isadora Duncan will lead the you most will be after Just a few 8. 8. Sierra ...... Aug. 29 8. 8. Sonoma ...... Sept 7 CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS additional fats thin people need uompany, jssuea a siaiemem 5;Coony of brave American women now weeks use, when you will actually 8. S. Ventura ...... Sept 11 8. S. Ventura ...... Oct 8 that was no truth in a report that- - are provided. there ,n In war see a lot of fine, downy bair new 8. 8. Sierra ...... Sept 2 6. S.Sonoma ...... Nov. 2 FOR S negoUatlons were in progress between Paria going to the front as 3Q THE EXPOSITION While this new preparation giv- hair growing all over the scalp, S. S. Sonoma ...... Oct 9 S. S. Ventura Nov. has the United States government and the nurses. en splendid results as a nerve-tonf- c advertisement, - : Dy Latest Mail. Pacific Mali Steamship .Company for TO 8AN FRANCISCO, $85.00; ROUND TRIP, $110.CO. and vitalize?, It should not be used by : . steamships Man- TO 8YDNEY, $150.00; ROUND TRI'", $225.00. OROVILLE, Cal. Twelve diamonds, nervous people unless they wish to the' transfer of the I PASSE5GEES BOOKED diggings churia, 'Mongolia, Korea, Siberia and YISSELS TO DEPART ': mlaed front the of the old gain at least ten pounds of flesh. : 8alling Lists and Folders on Application to C. BREWER d CO, LTD : Cherokee hydraulic mine,' was China, 'of Pacific Mail fleet, to Kea-fo- r ;:- which the Per str. Mauna Hilo and VC'1' ,; v : For sale by Benson, Smith & Co., ? i General Agents.- - trans-Atlanti- . Daily. one. of Uie biggest gold producers in c service, to be operated To Depart way . ports. Aug., 52.-G- .. H.. Chambers Drug Co., and Hollister -- Gere. IL anti-debri- s Hongkong vlp Japan ports Sefyo the state before the law 1 under, government protection to take (Johnson, H. Hagens, Miss N. Bell, Mrs. Drug Co. advertisement. to.Maru, Japanese.str. went into tJTect, have already been care of cotton and other exports " Jno. Marques and Miss GIov ' child. Aug. 22. , u by Butte county "Europe . Saturday, secured to be used as and to bring back Americans , er, W, M. Balllnger. R. J. Coddlngton, Panama- ' San Francisco-Siberia- P. M. S. S- - part of Its mineral exhibit at the WAR MAY MAKE DISSEN- - now stranded there. - Mrs. E. O. Middleditch; Louis Neves, Matson Navigation Company -Pacific exposition. s o Mrs.' L. Neves, Miss M. Kamakawi-woole- , At the present time two prospect SI0NIN ELECTION OF POPE Hilo . vii: . way ports Mauna Kea, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Freese., Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu ors are working In mine and they t. p. m. ;f the shvS Per str. Mauna Loa for Kona and FROM 8AN. FRANCISCO: FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: are finding on an average of one dla- - tAssociated Press by Fd. Wireless. MOVEMENTS OF Monday; 'August 24. v Kau ports, Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. D. 22. Maui ports Claudine,' 5 p. m. . . . mond every two weeks. The gems ROME, August The Cardinals stri H. Hitchcock, H. Hitchcock, D. D. S. S. Matsonla ...... Aug. 13 8. 8. Matsonla . .Aug. 2$ so-call- ports G. str., 5 p. are found by washing out the are making a strenuous effort to pre- MAIL STEAMERS Kaual W. Hall, in. Hitchcock,- - Miss H. Hitchcock, Rich- 8. 8. Lurllne ...... Aug. 23 8. 8. Lurllne .. .Sept 1 "yellow ground which Is the oxidized vent a diversion of the conclave as a : Kauai, ports-4LIkeli- ke, str., 5 p. mv ard A. Cooke, Miss C, J. Harrison (2), 8. S. Wilhelmina . . . . , .Sept 1 8. S. Wilhelmina .Sept 9 Of- 'Tuesday, August 25. form of blue ground or klmberllte. result of the European conflict. ' Miss Ben Kailua, Miss Constance Vida, 8. S. Manoa ...... Sept 8 S. S. Manoa .Sept 15 Not only have the men ficials connected with the Vatican says . Kona and . Kau ports Mauna. Loa, G. 1Sr ben'sue ' IL Gere. 8. 8. Matsonla ...... Sept 8. S. Matosnia ., .Sept 23 r . . obtaining VESSELS TO ABRIYE noon. . ; co'ssful In diamonds but the most probable candidates for the str. s Per str Kinau for Kauai ports. Aug. 8. S. Lurllne ...... Sept. 22 S. S. Lurllne ... Sept 23 semi-precio- porta moonstones and other pontificate are Cardinals Ferrata, Maf-f- i Maui, Molokai and Hanal 23. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Steiner, Chang S. S. Wilhelmina...... Sept 29 8. S. Wilhelmina .Oct 7 stones - ' "j Saturday, Aug. 22, Mikahala, S.p. nv V v ; have been found, The- dia and Delaix. ' str, Yau.; J. 0 Silva, Geo. Humphrey, S. tS. S. Manoa ...... Oct 13 8. S. Manoa 13 porta Mauna str. ports--KIna- u, .... .Oct vary Hilo via way Kea, str., 5 p. m. - :' monds la value from $75 to $125. Kauai . ,. ' T. Carr. ' ' -- : ' S.; S. Hyades Aug. ' ; : Sunday, Aug 23.. V ' sails from Seattle for Honolulu on or about 29. . Wednesday, Aug. 26. S- - - CANADIAN BANK DEPOSITS GROW 1 Per M. N. f- Matsonla for San o Mi-kabal- a, 8. S. Enterprise Honolulu on 10. The Benjamin Altman New Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports San Franeisojo Matsonla, M. N. S. sails from Seattle for or about Sept estate in MONTREAL. Canadian chartered " ' Francisco, Aug. 26. A. G. Gibb, F. A. str.'v,: - 'I. S 10 a. m.- - '. '. ; .' fFrom Honolulu for San Francisco via San Pedro. York has been finally appraised Edgecomb , Gear, at banks for June show an Increase in - Miss Hazel Miss 120.000,000,' and that of II. H. Rogers Hilo Matsonia, M.- N. S. S. . Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Helen McLean,! Miss M. Morton, ' deposits of about $15,000,000, and an '" "' Miss CASTLE & C00KE, LTD., Agents, Honolulu ;. General tQYf rT40.000.nflO. Maui ports Claudine, Str. str., 10 a.dn. ,.' U Noble, Miss Edith Hall, IL P. Coul- Increase in outside deposits of about 1 Kauai ports Kinau, str. , , Thursday, August 27. H.-K.- $8,000,000.; The In- ter, Palmer, J. M. McGulre, J. total resources' W. W. 5 c::zc.y v Kauai ports-- O. Hall, str. ; Kauai portsJ-- G. Hall, str- - K. Bond, S. John- .2r.c:iQ creased approximately $30,000,000. ' Hind. L. Marks, H. ,9 t: l. '' Tuesday, Aug. 25. p. m. I :V-' r';v v son, A. D. Alexander, Mr. Painter, Joel Brcrao Quiniss :: PACIFIC MAIL STEALISHIP CO. Lnntive San Francisco Lurllne, M. N. S. ; ; Friday, August 28. B. Cox, A.' Kuhns, W, C. Emory, Dr. T-l!:t- Prince Oscar, fifth son of Emperor, ' porta 5 p. m. . 3. o All druists refund Maui Claudine, str J. IL Farrell, J. E. Gannon, M. Rosen- Ballings from Honolulu on or about the following dates: Coun- A.-H.S- William, has just married the San Francisco Dakotan, .S. Saturday, August 29. lie money if it fails to cure. Bassewitz, berg and wife. Miss F. Myers, Miss M. tess Ina daughter of Count : way Kea, is-- ca Hilo via ports Mauna Kea, str. . Hilo via way; ports Mauna Shonkiveler, Thompson, Hillman, T, FOR THE ORIENT: ,E. YL Grove's eitisture Bassewltt Levetzow. The "official cele- J. FOR 8AN FRANCISCO! y Wednesday August 26. 3 p. m. str Molr, Jr., W. G. Moir, W.'F. Horner, 8. S. Korea, via Manila . each bcx bration of the nuptials has been set Kauai ports W. Hall, str. Monday, August 31. . 8iberla BT.Q - Miss E. L. Paris, Miss M. C. Alexan- ...... 4 VKnTtHKB CO. . -v V . t i a ...... Sept ,....r.Augrl for September. ' (windward)-Likel- ike, Thursday, August 27.. .. Kauai portSj der, Miss. Alice Chalmers, Miss Mc- ' 8. Siberia, via Manila China ...... Sept 1 Maul ports Claudine, str. str., 5 p. m. t ' . carty, Miss McCarty, Miss Kelly, 8. Pearl 11 Saturday, Aug. 29.. ' portsM-- W. G. Hall, str., 5 p. m. WT; ...... Sept. 0AHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE Kauai Mrs. Kelly, Mr."; and Mrs. Chas. Manchuria 8 ACROSS THE ( "Hilo via way. ports Mauna Kea, str. Tuesday, Sept. 1. Ahrens, Miss M. Kauull, Miss G. Gar- " ...... Sept " ' S. S. China, via Manila, ACltrvlCAN V Sunday, August 30. China, M. S. S. Peter-son- . CONTINENT San Franciseo P. rett, Miss M. Peterson, Miss D. : out and in. .Sept 28 8. S. Nile ...... Sept 22 VIA THE ': OUTWARD. : Maul, Molokai and Lanai ports Ml- - San Francisco Lurllne, M. N. S. S., Miss . Andrews, Mrs. J. D. An- ' ' CCENICLINE OF THE WORLD kahala str. 'V 4 p.m. ' ' " - drews, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hosmer, For Walinae, Walalua, Kahuku, and ' ports Mi- ' . THROUGH THE . way stations 9:15 a. 3:20 p. m. Maui Claudine, str. Maul, Molokai,and Lanai ports Miss R S. Morrison. Dr. J. F, Baptist For genera! Information apply to ; ports 5 D. Cur-zo- n CRAND CANYON OF THE ' For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and way Kauai Kinau, str. kahala, str m. and wife and two children, Mrs. FEATHER RIVER AND Kauai ports W. O. Hall, str. Kauai ports Kinau. str., 5 p. m. C, THE stations f7: SO 'su - 9:15 a. m- -, Usborne. Miss .M. Thurston, H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. - Agents HOYAL GORGE. 11:30 a. m 2:15 p.m 3:20 p. m Tuesday, Sept. 1. Trlday, Sept. 4. Miss A. M. Mulheron, Miss M. F. Har- Hongkong via. Japan ports China, . Hongkong via Japan ports Korea, E. p. m p. m- -, p. m. ris. Miss Mary Duncan. Miss Helen 5:15 J9:30 tll:15 ' - . , For Wahlawa and Lellehua 10:20 P. M. S. S. r r, P. M. S. S.. Peterson. Miss E. L. Gibb, Ralph C. San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N. . Saturday, Sept. 5. Gray, John M. Watt, Mr. Strange, Miss m-,"5- a. m, t2:40 p. :00 pi m, lli00 S. S. v-- San Francisco Sheridan, U. S. A. T. A. M. Ingalls, Mrs. Clegg and child, P. CI. " ' Friday, Sept. 4.' ; : . Monday, Sept. 7. Mrs. Hosmer, Miss E. Peck. Mrs. H. ;:; INWARD. TOYO ', 'V , San Francisco Korea, P. M. S. S. Sydney Via Pago Pago Senoma, O. W. Peck. Mr. and Mrs. F. LaBan, Miss KISEN KAISHA " ' Wa-terhou- se Kahuxn, Wal- . F. L. VALDRON, Ltd, Agents. Arrive Honolulu from Saturday, Sept. 5. S. S. - i. ; Gibb, Miss J. LaBan. Mrs. A. H. alua m- 5:31 and Walanae 8:36 a. - Manila via Nagasaki Sheridan, TJ.j Tuesday, Sept, 8. and two children, Mr. and Steamers of abova Company will call at and laava Honolulu en ". ' ' ' ; the m. 'v.. i- ' ; M. F R Q H P. ';' S. A. T. ': . ... ; San Francisco Manchuria, P. Mrs. R. Lescher. Miss'Lv Low, Misses T ' mentioned below: El S.-'S.!- or about the dates and Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and H Monday," Sept 7. . h.i: v;-- . Wichman (2), Mrs. H. F. WMchman, J. City 45 a, 8:36 m r, 9. wife, T I C K E T 8 Pearl 17: nu a. San Francisco Sonoma, O. S. S. .Wednesday, Sept. A. Gorman and W. W. Walker FOR THE ORIENT: FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: 11:02 a. ni, 1:40 p. m 4:28 p. Tuesday, 8. San Ftp-Js- co Wilhelmina, M. N. and wife. Prof. Bingham. Mrs. H. Bing- hl, Sept , Also Reservations ' Poin-dexte- r, 5:31 p. m, 7:30 p. m. ., ; . Hongkong via Japan ports Man-- S. S m. ham, G. G. Polndexter, Mrs. H. T. any point on 8. S. Shinyo Maru ..'..Aug. 21 . 8. S. Chiyo Maru ...... Aug. 25 the Arrive Honolulu Wahiawa j Sept. 11. Starker, Miss I. B. mainland, from and churia, P.M. S. S. . Friday, Mrs. A.M. 8. 8. Chiyo Maru 18 S. S. Tenyo Maru .....Sept. 15 Lellehua 9:15 a. nu, San Francisco Manoa, M. N. S. S. San Francisco Ventura, o. s. s., Stark ey, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Robinson, .....Sept ' WELLS-FAR- -. fl:65' .'!& S. S. Tenyo Maru 9 S. Nippon 29 Bes 4:01 p. 7:10 p. m. W. H. Branscheid. Mrs. U E. Arnold, ...... Oct S. Maru ....Sept vl, : :k . Friday, Sept. 11. .',5 P.,m. . GO & CO, 72 S. Wil- S. S. Nippon Maru..... Oct 24 S. S. Shinyo Maru...... Oct 13 ; two-ho- ur Sydney via Pago Pago Ventura, . Hongkong via Japan ports Siberia, Misis L. Arnold. W. Arnold. C. P. King Tel 1515 The Halelwa Limited, a S. S. Shinyo Maru ....Nov. 6 S. S. Chyo Maru ...... Nov. 10 St. train (only flrstclass tickets honored) O. S. S. . ,P. M. S. S. liams, Miss Ellen Kidd. Mrs. E. B. leaves every San Francisco Siberia, P. M. S. S. I . Monday, Sept. 14. Robertson, Miss T. Prince, Mrs. C. Calls at Manila, omitting call at 8hanghal. Honolulu Sunday at 8:3$ '' a, m for Halelwa hotel; returning ar- Monday. Sent. 13. Manila via Guam Logan. V. S A. T. Prince. Mrs. P. L. Bush and child, Mrs. Francisco-Loga- n, IT. 27. H. P. Bush. A. M. Nowell, R. Leighton ; ;V rives in Honolulu, at 10:10 p. m. The San S. A. T. Thursday, Autut XADIIDHY ports4-W..G- . & a k Limited stops only, at Pearl City and Tuesday, Sept. 15. ; Maui Hall, str., 5 p. m. Hind, Mrs. J. D. Sweaney, Mr. Ash, P. CASTLE C00KE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu N. p. L. Bush, Mrs. L Hubenstein. Mr. von Walanae, . San Francisco Matsonla, M. m.. LIc::3ncer Boy Dally. fExcept Sunday. tSundayonly. , Friday. Auqust 28. Holt: 'A, Renton, Miss Alice Holt-Mis- ne, I Maul ports--Claudi- str.. 5 p. m. J. Noble. H. E. Mclnerny, Miss M. F. a P. DEN SON, F. C. SMITH, - 3461 I Saturday, August 29. Miss S. J. Carev, Miss M. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- N ROYAL MAIL LINE Phono ,,SupeHntcndenC ,s ; A. SAILS Harris. GP. I ' Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, O'SullIvan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Barry, Miss Mails are doe from the following str., 3 p. m. E. Banr. Mr. W. H. Fleet Mr. and For Suva, Auckland and Sydney For Victoria and Vancouver. Le-Cla- ir, 9 Sept. 8 fr.! UURAKAF.ll SH0TEN points as follows: Mandav. Auqust 31. Mrs. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 8. S. Marama ...... Sept 8. S. Makura San Fraacisco Sierra, Aug. 24. Kanal ports (Windward) Ukelike, Miss M. Rutherford, Miss Dudge, 8. S. Makura ...... Oct 7 S. S. Niagara Oct S. S. Niagara .Nov. 4 S. Marama Nov. 3 Yokohama Manchuria, Sept 8. str. 5 p. is. y , Miss Hayward, Mrs. A. T. Renton. Mrs. 8. . Importer : and ; Dealer, In Australia Makura, Sept 8. Maul ports Claudine. str.. 5 p. m. D. Wm. Dean, H. E. Shlpman, Mr. and AGENTS JAPANESE DRY and FANCY GOODS - 5 Blegert. Mrs. THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., GENERAL Victoria Marama,- Sept 9. . Kauai ports W. G. Hall, str., p. m. Mrs. Ray Simonds. Miss PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Etc, v Malls will depart for the following I - J. M. McFarlane, R. Cochran, Mrs. S 32-2- - 4 Hotel StreeL near Nuunau.i' points as follows: ' -- t -- TRAS8P0KT SERYICE P. Kimball, Mrs. Painter, Miss A. A -- Aug. 22. Davis. V,,- -. : '):': San Francisco Siberia, AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. CO PANAMA CANAL LINE Yokohama Korea, Sept 4. " Logan, 'from Honolulu for San Fran-- I A STEAMER will be despatched NEW YORK for HONOLULU. , The Burden Bearer Australia Sonoma, Sept 17. Cisco, arr. Aug. 13. I . PASSENGERS EXPECTED from SAN FRANCISCO, every Y. TAKAKUWA & CO., Victoria Makura, ; Sept 8. Thomas, for Manila, via Guam. Aug. 14. KAHULUI, PORT ALLEN and HILO, via DAYS. 33 DAYS. Limited. . Sheridan, from Honolulu for Guam and Per M. N. S. S. Lurllne from San TEN Approximate time in transit :' Aug. COMMISSION MERCHANTS PASSENGERS DEPARTED . Manila. Jnlr Francisco, to arrive at Honolulu For particulars as to rates, etc. nn!ir - as; Japanese Provisions " ,:. DIx. from - Honolulu, ar--: 23: , H. M. Richards. J. W. Holland, and , Seattle, for MORSE, H. HACKFELD & CO. LTD. . i ; P. V V .i. General., Merchandlsa .Per str Claudine for Kauai ports, rived Aug. . 20. v ;: Maj. v Julius Penn. . Mrs.; C. Leonard, C xK General Freight Agent Agents Kauanu St near Kiag"Bt Aug.-2- L Edw. B. Hair. Miss ' H. G. Sherman at San :Franciscc Miss Katherine Ingersoll, . Miss Eva JPbUIpplnei, L, E.. Spicer. ; Forbes, Mlsa R. E. Crook, S. A. Crook. Warren, , stationed at tbt ' Ilensner, H.