CTAE-BOTLETI- TWO. EOKUEUEU N, MONDAY, APRIL 17. lDlC. POLICE COURT DOINGS GOOD FRIDAY ODD ENTER 4 wspiracy; FEtLOVSTO AND NOTATIONS FOUND WOMBS . t A PR011B- - - ! ON STATION BLOTTER . . . IHIoii: JOIN II A charge of heedless driving will YOUNGSTERS FOR ADD C O. SMITH top; claims mm be made against Harvey Pele Kaio 4 for falling asleep while driving his car over Watmea bridge on the night Phone 1431 pi of December 1, U15. His passengers MAY 6 at the time were 1L Beg and Harry to LOVE'S BISCUIT & BREAD CO. iC .Mabol of the Reform School. ; mm. Murata Tokobuye, the Japanese Mrs. Baby Week AH Day Celebration Will Pay ' James Rath of the Local Teacher 'Will Represent Two Chinese Gamblers Testify plantation laborer who confessed to committee said today that some in Opening Session of Wa-- - Honor to Founding of killing his ld daughter with, mothers have been averse to entering Kauai; Excursion to Garden " a knife; at Camp 5, Waipahu, recently. ' TO) 1 their babies in the examinations, as " hiiw Rrihor Prnha Lodge I Po-- Isle Tomorrow Parent will be charged this afternoon by i they believed they and their babies lice Prosecutor Charles F. Chilling- - would be on exhibition before a crowd Strong indications of a conspiracy, Members of the various Odd Fellow worth with murder in the first degree. Prof.Cyrn O. Smith, principal of of spectators. Their . enthusiastic on part of She-ri- ff in the Honolulu district will the Royal School, has been appointed ; aid for the defense the orders support' has been won by explaining WI STORE VERYTHINt f 1 t ClTtiTRNSFE CO'ipAlO a long-dra- w ri de join in a big picnic day, Saturday, May Kauai representative of the Hawaii Rose and out, Acting on a wire received Saturday to them ..the nature of the examina- MME8 R LOVE cross-examinatio- n two; 6, Moanalua gardens, to celebrate Promotion Committer, an I will attend tailed of the at from Deputy' Sheriff Martin of Hilo, tions and the scoring, which Is entire- prosecution marked 79th anniversary of founding ap-- tho first r the vammittte to witnesses for the tho the 2 Chief of Detectives McDuf fie has i moi'i; organization ly private In every case. The com- morrow th iub. the opening of the hearing Saturday of the parent in America. prehended . Valentine Paeheco, who nia a. Comrcbl ' parisons as to standings of s on A proclamation calling cele Wil- - relative a wItpI-'5- tni.' morning I D. Tm by the Civil Service Commission for the tried to escape from IIIlo on the babies - from in charge against Gray; by entered are made the monS. secreury of the Ilauat Cham-o- f the bribery Jesse bration has been received here: helmina while under police surveil- score cards. Wahlawa police officer. Sessions of Melville : T. Slmontcn, grand sire of lance for alleged gross cheat. The Commerce, aoiitlod A. P. Tay- "The records of baby contests he!d th- - the commission Mill be held every this Jurisdiction. f sheriff's office at Hilo was notified by lor, director c! Hawaii Promctlon ' A. . t ' Al . All elsewhere show that few, if any; nigni misiLI weeie in me. yiiy nan unui Committees have already been nam-- wire last evening that the fugitive Is. Committee f Ue appointment. ice am perfect 100 per cent, reach a score of . Xlr. com- the charges are disposed of. it was rd, and a part of tlie program has been held In custody. ; A Timmons also notified the - even among healthy 1 Saturday. proseeu Music by and the babies mittee chat "Ihursday. had beVn t ; j announced The arranged. will be furnished only relatively ' A Delicious Mixture of , tion has one more witness to Intro the 2nd Infantry land of Fort Shat On Saturday afternoon, Orakaua, a a small number ar ride as tha )azv for the official ipp'v ' over 90 per cent, said. re- FRESH ISLAND CREAM, CANE SUGAR:, FRUITS dtrce. declared A-.- Cristy, first dep- ter under the direction of Sergeant Japanese laborer, was she ing with tb?' li.twaii Prom tic n Ci railroad dock most encouraging thing about arrange- uty city attorney. , After that Gray's Arndt, The procession will start from shifting moorings of The mittee. He added that all AND FRUIT FLAVORS. TryjltJ assisting in the the entries is most of attorney, J. B. Lightfoot, will take up the Capitol grounds at 9 o'clock. Auto the steamer Holaatia on Pier 17 when all sj far that ments have Seen' made for the coming " mothers are not - 1542 PHONES 4676 the defense. buses will be provided to carry those large wooden pin that held the the concerned at all t the members' pi the committn ?. the in the prizes they may receive if wilt The charges, of conspiracy , were who wish to leave at that hour. The bight of mooring, fast whirled The members of. the commiti the' their babies get the greatest number nor.n t made at the beginning of the hearing, program will consist of music, speech around struck him across the meet at aTorrow, :inl for the ! " and of points from examining physi- Honolulu Dairymen Association as" the result or a request by the de- eB, sports and feasting. '. chest knocking him backwards on his the first timo.the eniirrs membership will fense that Chang Chau. a Chinese head. The man was unconscious for cians, dentists and other specialists; be presen-- Tt.ev to in i Hono- are very of having Z spectator, be -- barred from the court DR. a white, but had regained conscious- but desirous the lulu tomorroTr rveiinj at o'clock SCHURMANN MAY honor being parent 111 rodm. When reasons were requested ness by time emergency am- of the of the best and arriva it Waimca V'ednes I. LEND AID TO GERMAN the the baby in the contest," declared Mrs. day morning, where quarters have popular during hi3 tour of'.illduty here. bulance had arrived. The man had " i . Ime-- slot), the attorney for the defense re- HOSPITAL SERVICE his eyes open but couldn't talk. The Rath. . been reserved for them at the MARRIAGES publicly, beyond The executive committee is hard at hotel. It is planned to return to Ho- Cards have been received in Hono--" fused to state them man was cared, for at the emergency lulu announcing Mer- to-b- collecting Sunday officiat-leg- , the marriage in declaring Chang Chau was e : work funds that have been nolulu either Saturday or Rev, L. Loofbourow that hospital. ' With L. ced. California, on IS, of Miss called as a witness for promised and solicit all their friend morning. Joseph C. Clara March the defense. In response to an appeal made in a. 'o Cross and Miss Helen Bronk, daughter of Mr. and Questioned. Chang Chau declared that Kekapa, frequent offend- to help towards completing the de- Those who will make the trip re: Smith were married in the Methodist from In Charles a .Mrs. G. Ole-so- n. was aware IJgbtfoot's recent letter his father Ger sired total of $400 as early as possible Chairman Emil A. Derndt, George An- witneages J. Bronk, to J. Waldemar he not of Mr. many, asking that he devote himself er, was sent to Jail for two months church last Thursday, the Oleson Is Then an so that the more serious work can be gus, W.' D. Adams, J. D. Mclnerny, W. being Henry Nelson Mrs. Hilda J!r. associated with intention. executive confer with others to helping in care of for creating a nuisance. Kekapa is a and the San offices of Ha- the proceeded , O. Aiken, George H. Vicars, A. P. Tay- flSso-'ciate- d Francisco the ence of the commissioners, the attor- half-witte- d with. Nelson, bis wife. .Mr. Cross is wounded soldiers, Dr. F. H, Schur-inan- n man who Is moTe or less ' waiian Pineapple Company, and was neys for the prosecution and for The committee is also desirous of lor and Joseph Du Frenes. who will with M. &. Company, the of this city' may offer his ser- Irresponsible and the police are at a A. Gunst formerly with A Pack, defense was requested. finding some well wisher who will take a number of pictures to ba ushI Mrs. tTo8s being a daughter of Capt. tho Ifaika Fruit d. htm. Father-lan- loss as to what to do with ( vices for hospital work in the Star-Bullet- in Lymar. ing Company of .Maul. Ahlna Telia of Chef a Games. - finance a prise contest. The in exhibition this year by the Paul Smith. i ' has offered two prizes, H. Howe Bureau. ' Ahlna was the first man on the certainly willing1, to go,! Lee Khn was found guilty and fined sets of ' "I am Dr. one for the essay by a sur- MARRIAGE LICENSES stand. He broke out In excited Eng Star-Bulleti- 15 having' 6plttttxln:hIs"posseB-sion-. best mother Dr. Lionel E. Hooper, assistant Schumann told the' n to- for :.. on the care of children or some phase geon occasionally,' most the local U. S. public . liah but jfor the day, "and if things can be arranged of health IC. F. Chtnese-- . part bis testimony was made intelli- of the subject of child welfare, a VITAL service, and Miss Lucille White Rog- Arthur Kaur ...... 2$ satisfactorily I may answer the call STATISTICS . Jennlo N. G. Hoo, Chinese. .23 ' prize of $15, and '$5 second, : In ca- gible through an interpreter. He told v,------for the ers were married St. Andrew's for help." 'v' , D. K. Chlngr, a mlhor aged 18. plead conducting a game and a further prize of $10 for :: r..-- thedral last Saturday, Rev. Canon of chefa labels In hit letter Cr. Schumann's fath guilty, and; was fined 910 and costs the first BORH. room., at VVahiawa from January 23 baby born during Baby Week as evl--. William Ault performing the cerem- Lau K. Fee. Chinese...... 23 er, who is a professor of for entering a saloon to buy a drink, Part-Hawaiian- ... retired the denced by a physician's ony.-The Rog- Madeline Sharpe, 20 Imperial University of Berlin, declares representing' himself to be over 21 certificate: CAMINOS In t Honolulu, April 12, witnesses were Mrs.. to everything The prize that wants Ca-min- os ers, mother Drj tell of he had done or years age.: .. ; the committee 191?, to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel P. of the bride, and F. that the three' objective points of the of ;i .y arranged , seen In that period, but proved some German attack are Riga, Verdun and is for the three babies of of 903 llanlwai street, Kewa-lo- E. Trotter. Mrs. Hooper and her EarL A.' Kollars. American .24 what recalcitrant when called on to ' whatever nationality scoring ; first, a daughter, Margaret. mother first, come to Hawaii a tew Marguerite A. Condon. American . . .22 Calais, in the belief that their capture Nine Chinamen, arrested by the po- ago Ull anything of his previous life. He will put the army near enough the lice In a gambling raid Sunday asked second and third in the contest for CHANG In Honolulu, AprU 11, 1916, months as tourists and during In 10 years, points Star-Bulleti- n. stay , many has been Hawaii for about several capitals of the entente powers to have their cases continued until as indicated in Saturady's to Mr. and Mrs. Chang Kwaf Ming, their short have made Albert Rice, American...... 28 he testified, has made his living : ; friends. Dr. Hooper has also become Emily Lv and ' 109 street, a son. ' Lehua, of Nuuanu ' Hawaii to control the situation. He expresses tomorrow. Their . names are Gee ' ' ....19 . i i i . by chefa practically all of this time. unbounded faith in the outcome of Pong, Ching, Chiot, Ah ,Tck, Ah Poy; One of the most striking exhibits KAILIANU In Honolulu, pril 12, v. He told of running a game when he Hoy, that will be made at Palama Settle- 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. John Kalllanu, open the great conflict, Lum Ah Sam,: Chun Chang, L. first came hero and said he had A previous letter, to which Profes- Ah Chew, Chung Ket: ment next week will be that showing of Kawaiahao lane, near S. Queen ed and closed so many since that he sor tenement conditions. street, a daughter, Carrie. not anything Schumann refer in this missive could tell about them as being unanswered, was published Of five Chinamen arrested in an- COUVEIA In Honolulu, April 6, 1916, they were one confused mass in his Star-Bulleti- Mrs, Gouvefa in the n several weeks ago. gambling - Sunday two of UTILITIES BOARD TO to ilr. and Jose of memory. At times he. apparently other raid Asylum The present letter, dated, at Cologne, them, Lau York and-- . Ah Hee, failed road, near School street, a rrould not testify readily. He remem- APPROVE AMENDMENTS daughter, Angeline. to appear, and. farfeited . their bonds bered a conversation with Gray Mr. that ning as a trap for Gray at, the city of TLO each. : The other three, Ah Sam. HILO (TRACTION ASKS? CART WRIGHT To and Mrs. took place shortly after he opened his attorney '8 instruction, he said But Ah Moo and Joe Ah Pook, were each , Bruce Cartwright. Jr a son, April last game, but could not tell the Gray pro- 16, 1916, weight 10 1-- 4 pounds. refused' to take the usual fined $5 and costs. . of any of the work- : Amendments to Its . franchise pro tines, "runners" tection money. He offered it to htm posed by company ing for him the latter part of March. th ,Hilo Traction MARRIED Oixce, but Gray, said: "To hell with .'. CL A, Marshall, auto, demonstrator, will ; probably have the approval of There were 13 or 1C of them he de- you!" on way, tes- and went his Ahlna was 'fined $5 and costs for driving a the ; Public vTJlilitles Commission, a clared, when pressed, and all of those ::y-i-:yy..i:- . -.- " LUKE-WILLIAM- S. tified. :.;;s , In Honolulu. arrested at tho time of Gray's raid on customer's machine - .without head member of the eommlssion's party, Sheriff Charles H. Rose sat next to light. Vi'i v ::.':'':- which returned yesterday from a hear, April 14, 1916, Charles A. Luke and his case (the afternoon the charges Gray attorney :. Miss Rosallna Williams, Rev. 8am- - the officer were filed) were and his throughout the tag on the subject in Hilo, declared csir.st de- : J. uel . K. Kamaiopfli. assistant pastor " ' hearing and conferred with, the M K&nrurs sustained two this afternoonXJtttobJecxlonsto th in his employ.' He tinalfy remember- bmlten ' ' , ' of the Kaumakapili church, Palama, ed tLe came cf one of them, but that fense by a constant series of whis- ribs on his left side, both bones of his amendments were overcome at the pered Deputy hearing Friday he-- officiating. Witnesses, A. L. Rock- wa3 all he could recall. He was ad- consultations. Attor- left forearm close to the wrist Joint, . said, wnen' the Chilling-worth- , - Alice ' Mlulan. f neys A. M. Cristy and C' F. and a badly lacerated forehead over traction company i and the Hilo Elect- well and monished several times by the chair- FEE-SHARP- E In Honolulu, April 15, man of the commission, and conducting the prosecution for his right eye when run over i by an ric Light Company, which had been it:was the city, on of squabbling ' over a difij3rence 1916, Lau II. Fee. age 23, to Made-- sat the other side the Oaau Ice Company truck at Kakaako. of a : discrediting ' - pointed out "that he was 1 - - Ni w- ; .. .. . - - line Sharps, age 20. Ceremony per- hl3 own testimony by his refractory room. The patient is resting easily at the Quarter of a cent in the power rate, - k,- Poepoe. Second Witness on. if v j emergency hoapiUL r: agreed to lesve their differences to formed by Rev. H. K. , tact!es. 1 ting Chon was the second and last the commission. ,. . .y-,-:.;-y.:- UoIIed down to .",'essential facts his DIED. - witness on the stand. He declared FIrsi J. E Powell. 'c. A.' C- was . Thirteen pages A objections to the UEuacny was Srt - ' mai: ' : ; hospital, Wa-hlaw- a. that he was Ahin's partner in the found suffering with hemorrhage in amendments were filed by F. E. HOLBRON In the Queen's Ho opened a chefa game at ' on January 23. game at Wahlawa. He had passed Kapiolani Park near the residence of Thompson, acting . for the electric : Honolulu.' Aprl 14,; 1916, Mrs. Har J money but once to Gray, but' under- former Mayor J. J, Fern. - It . was commission by the. governor. These riet Malina Holbron of this city,, a Oa January 23 he met Gray, told were he was operating a game and stood that Ahlna gave him $5 a week learned at the department hospital, all withdrawn during the course native of Kauai, 46 years old.; i hln of the hearing In McINTIRE To-nolul- u, passed him the first $5. for protection, he said. He corrobo- where he was taken, that the man is Hilo. Objections by In the Leahi Hotne, ; the board supervisors April 14, 1916, , rated Ahina's testimony that they had suffering from stomach' trouble; of of Hawaii to Mrs. Addie Every week thereafter he met Gray ' .. . .., - 'V the power 1910 na- cn the street; by chance, not by closed up once for two days on Gray'a d' over "the traction company Mclntlre of Fort street, a being years . and in thaking handswitu suggestion, as he told them a raid A total wreck is the condition of car taken frm it and given to the tive of Oanu, 49 old, r - ZABLAN i gold piece. was contemplated i the Waialua No: li7, lying the' bottom of a gulch utilities commission were also over- In Honolulu, April 13. 1916, kin passed a I . j ai Zab-la- n p6IIce. , . l x come. James, son of Mr. Mrs. N After March 20, the day he made near Schofleld Barracks. No report and Gray met been made' to police,' and is of 440 North King street, Pala- his affidavit accusing Gray, the police him one time in February has the it ma, money. '" on the street, he said, and him presumed that no one was hurt or TICKETS FOR "TAMING OF six months and 18 days old. : officer refused to take his asked TULLOCH In Hilo, Hawaii, April 12, uveryone WA3 for a loan of $5. He unhesitatingly killed; but the my stery of how the ma- knew mat tiray 1916, Miss Tulloch- daughter of Mr. fixed." He told all of his patrone, han!sd it over, as he know thai Ahlna chine got over the bank without hurt- . SHREW" READY APRIL 22 was ing Or ' killing' anyone is a mystery. and Mrs. George P. Tulloch of Ko-- fcr they were always Inquiring what paying him $5 every week. " 1 - Charles F. Chniingworth,' who exam- Tickets for "The .Taming; of the , hala. the chances of a raid were. Attorney. Lightfoofs cross-examinati- on ined the' machine while Investigating Shrew" wfll be placed on sale on April US At the request cf the commission of the . two was de- JL witnesses certain police' court matters, says 22, and not on April 21. as previously ; he then repeated in English his con- tailed and long-draw- out, that PLAN LECTURES ON appearing everything combustible in the car had reported. The tickets may be obtain versation with. Gray when negotia- to exasperate ihe witnesses occar : ' " and burned up. ed at the office of the Territorial Mes- ; TUBERCULOSIS FOR tions were opened. He. said that ho sionally the commissioners and oppos- ' senger met near the ball park, stopped ing attorneys. Service, Union Street. "The i 4 -- LOCAL "BABY WEEK" hin The hearing began i reason given poMee Taming of the Shrew" be produc- Wm and said: "Jm running little 2 o'clock 5 The lit court of .will hin a' and it was after before he numerous continuances, ed, in the Opera ans-- game now. 1 give you $5 now. Byo had finished ficials fot the House under the A feature, of Honolulu's Baby Week ' with them, h An-tone'a- j in the gambling case of Charles nd pices of The Footlights on the even It Depends Upon the JiverV-- H tzi bye, game, more money,' Tonight's session of the commission will be a series' of lectures at the Pa- tier John S. Ptdooa, defendants, ings of April 26 and 28. and on the on un- Gray answered, according to Ahlna: Is set for 7 o'clock. - lama (Settlement tuberculosis, p afternoon of April anti-tuberculo- "All right I'll keep my mouth shut." and In all similar cases is that though 29.; der the anspices of the 4 Wr6ngivin Is cause of most physical ills the man pled .guilty, an effort is be . .. y mm the. This was on January 23. - Ahlna Lad George M. Collins, city engineer, bureau of the board of health. Mrs. rnpnpd a ??.rA ', ing made to have them disclose the An amended, preliminary engineer's F. Steere is chairman cam- and. generally stomach and liver are first to suffer. his ram nn th has formally requested the mayor to - E of the names bankers'; report . on the contemplated improve - of. the and Sentences paign committee on tuberculosis, and j digest- After irtrch 21 he kept his pane run- authorize him. to hire an Inspector ' - Coffee drinking is a very common cause of are therefore deterred." : -- .'. ments on King, street extension will will have nurse ' the bureau a trained be ; submitted to the supervisors to Of ive disorder, lint usually takes the user some time to during progress1 continually in charge the exhibit it the of the Lusitana morrow night. The new jlans call for Moving pictures .and improvements, S lectures will be fully realize it. Fact is some" people drink coffee street at a day, the bltullthlc paving at the request of given each evening.' English, Chinese, current rate. : r v rr--s-; property - the owners in the district. Japanese , and Portuguese physicians with seeming impunity, but when disturbances of the will ttcture, and arrangements wfll be digestive organs result in headache, biliousness, irrir made for translations into Hawaiian. tability and other common symptoms of caffeine pois- : oning coffee 'drinker to Jook to- - his When ' it's time for the tour 'Twilight Time" comes, I DAILY REMINDERS ' morning beverage for the true cause. ' is vill you be financially so well prepared Business Round ; the Island in auto, $4.00 For any coffee drinker who finds that his health i fr - Lewis Stables, Phons TV .S t 214fAdr. but don't know jnst why, it's a. good idea to that Life's Evening will be safe from Exclusive corset shop, The Good- wrcjng, 21-2- 5 win," rms. 2, Pantheon bldg. Adv. quit the coffee and use. ' Dort forgei the big clearing sale care? If not, commence saving Today, at Canton Dry Goods Co., Hotel street, Oppp Big rtunities lisar Fort. . bargains in women's shoes 'and men's furnishings. Adv. James L. Coke announces that he ; Now is your. opportunity to, break away from has resumed the practise of law at 413 - Trnsit (Kaulkeolanl) dod-dnnj- Hawaiian ; - " v -- c the ranks, and strike out for yourself and in your own v. r t , the pure . Bldgi 116 King street. Honolulu.--Ad- i j- f employ." : , ,, you remember the old fable of small amount of molasses, - 1 Po Made of wheat and a the Grasshopper and the - Ant?" much' 6f Prepare for the future by starting a Postum has a rich, snappy flavor like that saving account today with Bishop & Coffee no caffeine (the drug in There ' mild Java yet contains are infant businesses waiting for you to - -y- ' Co. -: :- -,' - develop them.," your coffee) harmful element. - v . Be own. boss and keep the receipts r "Elts of Verse from HawalL" a nor other i -x of your labors yourself., -- , ' . ' dainty - ' .. The for :. r . y book c? Ters collected and j There are two forms of Postum. orinal published by IC. IX Wrieht. Is on sale be boiled; Instant Postum. is solu- at all leading book stores and curio Postum Cereal mnst stores. It makes an interesting souve- ble in boiling water and can be made in the cup at You will find some rare, opportunities that will ' ' nir cf the Islands. Adv. i - ' delicious and the cost -- table. Both kinds are equally : bear your investigation awaiting you in the 1, 1.;" - Bishop Company, LITTLE INTERVIEWS per cup is about the same. ; S i g A change from co ffee to Postum is a good move v n s D e pa r t m e M. C. PACILECO: . It.has turned living. i nt. cut that the political machine that toward right ths Pinkhaa McCarthy Rivenburgh-JlcCIem- n f Bulletin Classified faction sought" to control a :: ' was a luzz-ca- revolving both way at "There's-- 'Reason" : ' m. : cace. '. . ' !.- ntn'

Cify Purchasing Agent Has to Be DELEGATION TO ' A Mind-Reade-r, Contends Vescott The supervisors will meet at 7:30 ST.LOUIS MAY o'clock' tomorrow evening. Hermanns hold regular Mayor Lane may know the uupplles made to read "smoke stack. . Soehne " meeting this evening in Knights of and materials each city . department! Lack of details is the . principle and-attorne- y halL head should have, the. auditor j trouble Wescott has to contend with. Pythias what the law allows. them to Running through the. files he read and BE CONTESTED tlAM. 1 A ... lA A.l . 1 f Regular ot-,Lea- wav, uui ii uKes'-'.m- .t pure casing commented. "One only bearing. Watch business meeting Chapter 2, agent to read their minds and. find or sugar ,'; t No. Order of Eastern Star, iSSs mill?" ot what they want, he contends. --Three pairs of saddle blanket. this evening in Masonic Temple.' X Heavy Freights of Necessaries (Continued from page one) ; vuiv 17 luc v k.ac a ai iu a. uu For a horse? What quality? Size? : Lum-- their blanks, dump-ca-rt XLau Mnn Quon. a Hawallan boni Exclusion of - order but that is seldom. Really, they were wanted for a members of the territorial central Causes . . The day Chinese, has applied to federal court other he went over file back pad. They are not 'saddle committee. The McCandless forces and Furniture after file of filled orders, samples blankets' at all. -- for a passport to travel In Japan and ber , from every department have returns showing that they have China, .,' : '. of the city "Half dozen D. C. saddles. What's one contest Cantilever gOTernment. he D. lost for the territorial Honolulu lumber companies, furni- First turned to the a C. saddle? Dump cart, of course. pos- " For Comfort and Sfyfa bull. as has been by committee, a minor fight, and The King's Daughters will, hold a ture men and other firms obtaining "rize It labeled "One kick starter, seven cast Iron sibly one contest delegate to the ?lty officials who know of it, od- for special and regular meeting at the mill work, lumber and furniture from Passes the Judgmeot the double rib grate bars what are they? national St. Louis, but dest mistake of all that has occurred size, pattern, convention at residence of Mrs, W. L. Hopper at 7:30 Puget Sound, will be hard hit by a of the Multitudo What make, Is wanted?? won They be- ' sine II. E. WescotL present in- have everything else. o'clock evening. notice received from the Matson Navi- the Wescott claims that the work of bis one this r VOURshtfcs should cumbent, took ie office. It is a type- office lieve also; that the contest for gation Company's main office,' refus- A Is doubled by the failure of the convention delegate will be a victory shipments be ready to wear written order for a "smoked steak," various departments to fill out the Persons desiring tickets for the Na- ing all of these classes of weaning, as, for them when the full returns come freight from Seattle and .Tacoma, to whea you buv them was learned later, a details . con- val Militia smoker in: the National of their orders and the ut smokestack flif a steam roller. There sequent In from Maui and Molokai. Guard armory tomorrow evening may Honolulu, for the time being. . ."easy fitting with-o- necessity of puzzling them For national committeeman,. John Manager ship vrere no specifications, nothing to tell out, or calling up the man who made secure them at the Y. M. C. A. John H. Drew of the the need of the purchasing agent the size of ;the out finding h. Wilson. McCandless ticket, has ping, department of Castle & Cooke, 'breaking them in." the order and out what he won over High Sheriff W. P. Jarrett Ltd., said today the notice was re stack wanted, the use it was designed really wants. j . . A meeting of the harbor board will But they must be for, the material it should be made "Credit of the so-calle-d Plnkham ticket by be held In rooms the capitol this ceived from the main office in the where credit is due, 200 they say. its at pleasing to look at Xfrom. whether it would have to be though," he said. depart- about votes, The latest evening to dispose of routine matters form of a circular letter, and that he "The fire show CS2 to 512 know how long deUghrJul to walk in made to order or was carried in stock. ment" rarely ever fails to fill In, all returns for Wilson for left from its regular meeting Wednes- does not these classes Jarrett, but the McCandless 'faction .J of freight will be refused. "I suppose and dependable' in. There was absolutely no Information of the necessary detail. It Is a pleas- day.; .. to base an order on, even the ure expects Halawa and Kalaupapa: pre- it will be until there are more ships make. " after to buy something for the men ciphered cincts on Molokai. which are still , on the run," he added. r You have all of the; "smoked steak" had been over there." After meeting for: two hours this - missing, to come through with 40 or morning without making a partial re- "The Matson Navigation Company above, and a little de- impossible Chambers of commerce, civic bod- more votes for Wilson. This is port, the federal grand jury adjourned has found it In view of the more in TheCaniiltvcr, PI-PACIFIC- ies, nied by other side, which hopes unexpected Increase in freights offer- ' 'S railways, tourist bureaux, steam- the until 10 o'clock next Wednesday Shoe. ship companies, the result win be quite different. morning. ing their vessels at Tacoma and Seat as well as Industrial X . Suppose you come, Pan-Pacif- Ha- tle, to handle all of business. bodies, are to be asked by the lc . Jarrett won two precincts on the club to cooperate In each coun- waii the only ones which organized Motion for decree pro confer so "In order to accommodate ship to our store and try try of the Pacific to secure exhibits, there and voted, but ran far behind against the defendant In the case of meats of foodstufts and other commo- on a pair of this, fam- cature, ne- BOOSTERS HERE rather than, the urging of governments on Oahu. 7 K. Noda. et al. vs. S. Sakan ef al. dities of this which from ous shoe , known as cessity must be , shipped, they have to be officially represented. '. Delegates Chosen. was withdrawn this morning in the TAe CA NTILB VER, There were The following delegates to na- deemed it advisable to exclude a cer- a number of prominent the first circuit court X freight tdwm C Burt Co. ' X Australians and New Zealanders on tional convention ; are apparently tain class of pending a change - '': In the general freighting FROM SAN DIEGO the Sierra, and many plans were dis- elected: - Under ithe auspices of "the Young situation. cussed, that most in favor bemg the From Oahu L. L. McCandless, M. Until further notice all shipments of Ladies' Aid Society a delicatessen sale lumber, mill work of all descriptions example set by Canada. Canada has C Pacheco and Jesse Uluihl, all tin will be held In the empty store. Pro- ; and furniture will be declined. her own building at the San Diego the McCandless ticket. They defeated gress ..block. and Beretanla 'CmiHinjed Fort mm mm one exposition. For 18 years she has been Manley Hopkins, G. J. Waller' and ex streets, on Saturday, April 29, begin-nin- g studying how togather a vast attract- &:ayor Joseph J. Fern of the Plnkham 9 o'clock, the morning. " ' at in aan uiego international Exposi- ive exhibit that might be stored be- ticket ' - ' - -'..' WILL Pan-Pacifi- BE tion ask the c Club of Ho- tween expositions, and she has suc- 'From Hawaii Ollie Shlpman. lie Divorce libels ;were Hied todar In HAM to r nolulu secure the cooperation of the ceeded in presenting the most dra- had no opposition, circuit court as follows: Bell R. Sllva matic national exhibit the world has From Kauai J. S. Chandler.' agamat non-suppor- t; Pan-Pacifl- c Antone R. Sllva, exhibition to be held at seen." .' X-'.,- - On Maul the contest is : doubtful R. de against Joao Gomes San Diego In 1917. I accepted in "1 Maiia Sllva BIG FEATURE OF the feel satisfied in leaving with Mr. reports gave . Last Dr. J. H.' Raymond Sllva, to provide. v Pan-Pacif- ic de failure - vitation oh behalf of the Ford the exhibits from Victoria, of of the Plnkham ticket 10S votes, ono Club the moment It was extended and which state I am the representative," higher than his opponent, Morrh l an hour later had cabled Percy Hunt- Plaintiff's . costs were taxed at said Mr. Fricke this morning. "Mr, Keohokalole, but the McCandless fac- S105.75 today the supreme court er in London to meet me In Di-eg- o in, San Ford got us all interested In the move tion expects the missing precincts to case of Henry T. Hughes versus Dan- AUGUST SUNSET to discuss Australia's part In the for Pan-Pacif- ic building a at the San produce enough votes to elect their iel : P. McGregor, v In the case of S. isii-eipvBiu- ua, ana tuau caa uim wires Diego exposition, and with messages this man. , Halama versus Kaili Halama, stipula- hot with to John Barrett, nucleus there we will be able to work ": Alternates On Oahu Pan-Americ- the candidates was filed submitting case on president an tion the of the Union, Up suc- ' ; an exhibit which can be used for alternates, Ioela Klakahi, Judge briefs without argument . . Publicity for Hawaii on a bigger and ms se- . IE asimg cooperation, ana it was cessfully at international exposition R, X-;v-- more effective scale than ever before mi cured, as well as the backing of the T. Btuart and H. Trent,. were al f :X.' v:; . . in the future and can be housed a by-th- e v - will become possible if Honolulu com- Pan-Americ- in backed McCandless wing and Application for a passport was " Union Bulletin, so that building v " ' organiza of Its own." j - . by mercial, promotion and civic Hands-Around-the-Pacif- was no - today ic X there opposition, made in .the federal court the move- - ' ". Ad Club ; : will give C. Hodges sup- A 1 1 TV 1 1 Speaker. un Hawaii there was. no candidate Mrs. Eugene Hendry, wife of the late tions W. the Messrs. Ford, Fricke and Hunter for alternate. , ' federal marshal, who intends to travel port he seeks. - . years ago, gains recognition that will Woodhead-Flel- d ; ' Representing the Pan-Pacif- will speak Ad Club On Maul . Ben Lyons, in Switzerland, daughter is bring the objeclB of the lc at the luncheon - Plnkham where her n ' Company, . of Sun fe'i'Ks. on Wednesday and at this same lunch- ticket, was running against Eugene now-ti- school. Mrs. JHen dry is plan- the new publishers MAILE movement before the whole world. , set, Mr. Hodges," formerly with the , Diego Ex-- eon also there will be discussion of Murphy, McCandless ticket, the result ning to leave Honolulu about the mid- "Hawaii at the 117 San r of Star-Bulleti- n, ar f much Interest to military being doubt, as Is contest. next June. v business staff the nfKHnn fn Iirva uti cntlrA fcnlMlnc the arm on in the main dle of X to- Oahu. Army wjll speak - On Oahu 12 rived on the Oceanic liner Sierra rent free to exhibitors, as will each of men and the territorial committee- ' named, an- men Supervisors Holllnger, and day, from . San Francisco, and will be the other Pacific countries, and as committee to look Into the were to be elected, six from the Horner May. expo- swer to the question. "What We fourth and six from the fifth district Logan - will visit Kapiolanf Park to- here until the middle of there is to be a greatlndustrial Can 5 depilator: Do for the Soldier?" may The McCandless wing elected. of morrow morning to select a site for "We plan to dedicate our August sition In anr Antonio, Texas, in 1919, be reatfl 'all number to Hawaii, said Mr. Hodges, lb a World. Exposi- to report. Xv"'.' V: its candidates with the exception of the Coronation fountain presented to and International a page cover-desig- n in" T. J. Ryan, running in city by its Japanese residents. A "with full in three tion Boston in 1920. now seems to the fifth dis the colors, articles on the islands, many be the, time to begin to get exhibits Y, M. C. A. Cafeteria.' A good place trict He Is apparently beaten by R. site has already been picked out by OYD'ER illustrations, and a general boost for Vv. city planning commission, and , together and in such shape , and ar- to eat The best of food, well pre- HolVand the one precinct still to the it FOE EELI0VI1IG HAIE .... ------Hawaii nei, ci a magnificent scale. I rangement that they can be easily pared. A cool and attractive dining be heard from, Lale, is not expected the park committee ' have always had a warm spot in my '- t- - -- . - ' . one pr of Adv. ' to change this -- will. approve of it tomorrow. The foun- - moved from exhibition rooi. '":.: result Hawaii, have secured ; To woman appearing in Decollet. Gowns, ..Mr.: Ballot Not AHowed. - tain is in --Japan awaiting details re- heart for and X the garding its site before completion. - my company's consent: to the plan for ' Depilator'. Powder is the greatest boon. Mail e Povrc: Several features of political: Inter- a Hawaii issue in August" ; - - developed d est In the voting. The fifth ventriloquist Honolulu Mr.' Hodges will confer with the not only removes hair and keeps the skin free, but it precinct of the fourth, Oahu, not Is there a in did or nearby posts or towns who can Promotion Committee,7 Chamber of so absolutely without harm. A little of this wonder, comply with the party rules, the offi- Commerce, Club, Pink-ha- m operate Puncb-an- d Mrs. Ad Governor cials said, and vote was even a Judy show? big applied to, the spot frc Its not John E. Balrd chairman of the exe- and others, relative to the powder, mixed into a paste and counted. ; Governor - Plnkham resides cutive committee In charge of the project He says railroad lines and which" the hair islto be removed is all that is required. in precinct The Lahalna-- precinct giving this Cherry Blossom fete May 5 and 6, is steamship companies. are. their on Maui not comply, offi- support Ha- ; as claimed. She.:" also did the anxious to secure such a person' to hearty to the plan for a We guarantee this powder to do cials ruled, and 55 votes number.--Sunset'- s circulation has the there, operate a Bhow which Edgar1 S. Barry waii fail, we will gladly refund your money. were thrown out Raymond had 53 doubled since the Woodhead-Flel- d it of . the ilocal postoflTce will furnlfh; out of the 55K wireless returns say sq Company purchased' the magazine m PRICE, 50. CENTS. i .V ... Anyone who can fill the bill is asked ' " the action from the Southern Pacific system. , . ' : here cost the Plnkham Mr. Barry. - ' ': - r' ticket numerous votes. The Plnkham to communicate with. ,',' men. say: that the McCandless wins MRS. V. E. DIES party " The, Home Cafe on Beretanla street RAP0S0 Co., LC controls the machinery. The anti-tuberculo- Benson, Smith will have its certifi- AT AGE OF 92 YEARS s matter of throwing out the Lehaina next Monday, according Every Seccn precinct may be by cate returned The Eexall Store "Service considered the to board of health. The certifi- : ' the ; Mrs. Violante Raposb, 92 years Phone 11 territorial committee tonight X cate was removed several days ago Fort and Hotel Streets The McCandless faction is plainly of age, died about midnight on Fri- jubilant today. because the, establishment's kitchen day of daughter, Mrs. Open Until 11:15 P.M. ; ' Almost, from the first was unclean and because no disinfect- at the home her is- Medeiros, 1334 Young street Mrs, Crecd;Ca!:e, Ccndy this wing declared that the main ant was being used in cleansing the J. sue was Governor Plnkham and that Raposo was probably the oldest Por-- . ' ; dishes. According to the board, the ' . ICE CREAM - m': votes tuguese woman in the islands. She its lor all offices would cast '- ' be new " ' 17 cafe has secured an entirely -Vi- or oppose governor came here from the island of - 60c Quart Brick f . men who v the kitchen staff and has promised to live St v .: ;XX MichaeL Azores, Portugal, 34 years ; : livery Unm "t polifjcaiiT.x, - u &v?XX'-- up the, regulations in the fu- y&y&tiW J to board's ago. five sons two daugh- -- Besides and ture. ' . . ' ters who survive her, , Mrs. Raposo leaves a great many grandchildren and Federal Jury Commissioners John S33 ELKS GATHER great-grandchildre- n. She retained Con- if YH WaEt to Effinger and George R. Clark, federal sciousness up to the moment of death. court clerk, are hard at work today THE MOST ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF j selecting 160 names to be placed in the . jury; box in accordance with an EYERYTEXC- - TOCEIEBMTE. the" several days a ; n -- n order of court made '.. 4 pi 4 v 1 m to v ago. Unless a special term of court .1 w : Is none new names will ... : ordered of the be drawn until the opening of the Oc- AfJil'ERSARY tober, 1916, term. The commissioners also are checking up on the names Because ;Y6ii m,: It's mm i! : now in the box. r : BE SUEE TO VISIT US In celebration of .the fifteenth anni- Don't Know About . militiar versary, All members of . the naval of the founding of the local invi- organization, : who have not yet received their, members of Honolulu big arm- Lodge No. 616, Elks, to tations to the smoker at the KRYPT0KS the number ory Tuesday night, April . 18, should of about 140, gathered at the Moana That you are still wearing hotel last Saturday night for dancing, call at the Y. M. C. A. for them. There old-fashion- music and a banquet has Deen so much demand for these those ed bi- Fort Street Cor; Vzzz. X invitations "that . each .member has The lodge . was organized on April been limited to three." All committees focal lenses that not only; 15, 1901, with 91 charter members. At have been busy," and Sunday morning ; vision, ad- the anniversary: on Saturday, fol- blur your but the was spent at the armory decorating ' lowing survivors of ; the foundation with many; flags, pennants and bur- vertise your age. x were present: , .;-;- gees for the 'occasion, Much interest , Dr. C. B. Cooper, exalted first ruler; has been, aroused In the address to be : i W. JX, . Adams, Lorrin . Andrews, made by Senator Coke, as he has re- 4?' in a splendid assort- Harry Armitage, -- W. ' George Ashley, cently been in Washington, where, A. R. Cunha, J. H. Fisher, P. E. R., among other things, he took up the of styles Mark Hanna, C. E. High, George A. matter of the, Hawaii Naval Militia ; expounds;, ment and Martin, . Harry E. Murray, P. E. R,, with navy department officials." Sen- Henry P. Roth and W. D. . Wilder. ator Coke is known as the "father of r. bill-- color combinations E. A. Douthitt acted as toastmaster. the naval militia " 'Wela-ka-Iia- o - During the banquet,, which was . held fc .mm dining room; X-- in the several toasts were PERSONALITIES ; xv i given and - speeches delivered. Ray x The Kryptoks are giv- C. responded : Special at x mohd Brown to the toast y MR. AND 'MRS.: BRUCE CART- - ing, absolute satisfaction, "The President of the .United States." WRIGHT, receiving congrat Dr.r Cooper JR are very much 'told of ; the beginning of ulations over son yes- and are better Electric Iroii or- the birth of a Elkdom 40 years agoi and of the 1-- " terday, newcomer weighing 10 4 lOOking. yl ganization of - the Honolulu ' Lodge. the pounds, y, Lorrin Andrews spoke on the "Grand ,X x- - XX X $2.85 Each Lodge." and Exalted Ruler Buckley on 'STAR-BULLETI- N GIVES' YOU WAIL & DOCGHERTYf fil6." Following, an . "Honolulu address TODAY'S NEWS TODAY., ; X ,71 Z by George A.v Davis on r "Absent upucai ueparoneni Brothers," which brought the banquet to a close. v Several cabaret numbers were on. the program. v -- ' ' HOTEL NEAR Mingling good .. fun - and fraternal ; event was pne of 6TREET FORT sentiment the. the y -- : most successful the , Elks have ever Jl 'THi'iicurr or housewaks' - held and attested to their . place in 10156 STREET. KONOLU LU the community as well - as to their The Palace of Sweets unity, of spirit as lodge members. X mm HONOLULU BTAR-BUTJnU- N; fOXrjAY,yPHI itinifif

' .' ; ' - - , "... -- - .' ; - r y ill ...... i! a SPECIAL PRAYERS FOR HOLY WEEK Prepared; by Federal Council of Churches of Christ in : L--;' y-:y':- v America. XX XXX XX- ' : ' EDITOR ' RILEY H. ALLEN Following Its usual custom, tie F ederal Council of the Chnrchea of Christ in America, through a circular letter signed by its president. Shatter ot many re ugees C MONDAY. . . v: . : . .APIHL 17, 1916. t Flanders, and the arrival Mathews, and its general secretary, harles S. Macfarland. has asked ail the churches represented in the conatittent bodies included In the federation J from the Ueiffian , village oi ruiie, suuaieu prayer throuehout America to unite In a uniform service each day of Holy BobO-Link- inLITAHY TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLS. just north of Antwerp, strengthens the view "Week under the general theme of "Glorying in the Cross. The prayers are s generally held.in the frontier districts that the short in themselves, but an accompanying totfc is given fcr each day. fol- lowing"' in a general way the days of "Hia Last Week as helps in securing Military training in the schools and universal eople who have so far stuck to their homes in the desired unison in vorship and supplication. ideas spread- rest this zone, will in due course suffer Today's Prayer. . . : service in the United States arc the of The prayer, and topi- - far today Is "Thanksgiving and Cleansing. : course, would ;'.:".. -- -- Xy:-Th- O r.nd right us. ing over the country. Hawaii, of the saine fate. ;y:f: . .rCreat? In us clean heart. GoJ, renew spirits within sen-time- nt " A gift presents a rich military education had lot of fugitives, men, women and In deep contrition far our sins, let us seek the spirit of grace and suppllca-- that have been a pioneerjn latest tiens. Let us. rrafsa God for his forgivin? love, for the Intercession of our the last legislature passed the. Holstein bill. children, fled through the barbed-wir- e entang- ' lord, and for the strengthening of our churches, and .let us open our hearts in a novel, beautiful, God meets in to to the lenewlng of His spirit. And while we thank that we have been ' ' Perhaps by the time the. next legislature lement of the first German barrier order : kept Ire a entanglement in the war now raging, let us pray the more earn- lasting way. . v the tide of public sentiment here will be much escape the ever bitterer want reigning in their estly for the nnutitndes who are stricken by it with untold sorrow. As afore- school plan than a sad sight, these penniless and time Jesus cleansed the temple. f unholy things,; may He now cleanse us more strongly in favor of the village. It was from 'unholy motives and desires." We have these original Friend- was the case a year ago. homeless people who arrived in the market . Read: Psalms 65:1-4- ; 139:23-24- ; Matthew 5:8; 21:22. Resolutions ; favoring universal military sauare in their wagons, there to apply to Dutch ship Bracelets in Platinum, v training as the only means of. securing ade- police for a temporary shelter and for a ticket Gold and Sterling. quate, dependable, just and democratic defense enabling them to proceed to one ot the iseigian refugee camps in this country. The immediate were adopted unanimously by delegates to the Events in the Life of Christ During Holy Week. Northwest Preparedness conference in Spokane reason for their expatriation was that for a to a few days ago. Leading citizens of the states fortnight past the Germans have refused Palm Sunday-Th- e Day of Triumph. sold the doves: and He would not suf- to-b- Authority. any man should carry a ves- allow, any further food e brought to this Monday The Cay of fer that of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Tuesday The Cay of Controversy. sel through the temple. And He Wyoming region prisoned between their two formidable WednesdayThe Day of Retire- taught and unto them, it not Co. attended the conference. . sail 'is H.K Wichman & :'. ;:' "My House barbed-wir- e fences, while from the Dutch side ment.',.- written, shall be called a " Compulsory training of the country's Thursday The Day of Fellavship. House of Prayer for all the nations J" Jewelers and Thtiuumsmiths. :, : y practically nothing could reach the villagers. Friday .The Cay 'of Suffering. but ye have made a den of rob-bers- ?" youth," reads the resolution, "will tend pow-rfull- it I Saturday The Day of Silence and k : :,. to the of grave evils, and Sorrow, ' - correction . And' the blind and the lame came to BUSINESS; 1 in-wustr- AMERICAN Resur- ics Easter Sunday ThtDay f Him templ9; He :akc our people more efficient in all the -- in the and healed rection, 'f i .' them. But when the chief priests and and arts 6f peace.- - We place it first, saw things exjioris r eoruarj- - reacaeu cay the scribes the wonderful lie refore, in the consideration of plans' of na- - American ior the of authority.- that he did, and the children that were total of $409,836,525, according to an announce- - - The Cursing of the Fig Tree: cryin? In the temple, and saying. "Ho-sani-ia ) nal. defense. And failing that, we are for V I And on the morrow.-whrr- i they were to the son of David:" they were , ment by. the of commerce, Bethany, - .. : strengthened means of defense recommend made department come out from He hungered. moved with 'indignation, and said unto period. The j choir, directed bjr Mr. "a week lpte,- tH Matson steamer them," "Hearest Uiqu what these are Bode, has given three sacred cantatas; Enterprise steamed Saturday from : ' .' :"1 "Oliv- Repairs saying?" ;'; ,.." V "Penitence, Pardon and Peace," San Francisco for Hilo. . to com-ittc- es export trade ln'this country, ana exceeds the and anything thereon: and when He ? ithoritics as they have testified. before ' And Jesus saith unto them, "Yea: et to Calvary" and "The Crucifixion" her broken tail shaft were: made at ' 'i of-th- during: Lent. . thi coast, delaying her. The Ilyades the-senat- high mark for December, 1915, by $50,000,000. did ye. never "read, 'Out mouth e and the house. To their s of bfbabe8 and, sucklings ithou haa? per- ft There'' will be special music next left Seattle Saturday for this 'port, on exceeds the January' by $83,000,000.; flgs. Ami He answertir unto ' It total for - , ahaaW ; - ' . '.ins and their counsel we will cheerfully yield fected praiseT' . Sunday,- Easter day time. been some J1- - "Nomfa3 cat c? hence ;r V The decline iii January has taken in fra , And the chief priests and, the scribes local interests everywhere.' . . !, ever. quariers to mean mai me recorq ngure ior ue-cemb- er And His disci pies heardj.it; and the principal men of the people Tho Cleanstn ofthe TempK. wrought to destroy Him: and they had marked the high tide in the flow not find, they might do; LOSING ARI.IY FRIEND. And they., come '.tOiJcruialemr ;aod could what All of American exports. The total exports for the Hi inifi tr tphnif-- ' anrfl h( for the people all hung upon Him, list- ntrvf ' I pan poet ening. fircf oirrlif mrTitlia rF 4 Tho ficnrtl tron t 1 Q1 ft o ro in nut Hiom fhaf onM nH Ii expensive Summer Home misfortune to lose friends Uo And He left them, and went forth It is Honolulu's its ,cnl01.570 nnd it now RPPmS nrnbnhl. ffl out of the city to Bethany, and lodged : ihntS Beach; Furnished the. anny usually about the time they areLhe exports for the whole fiscal year will reach I changer8' aDd the scat8 of,thcni u?at there. at the :lly becoming known outside service circles. $4,000,000,000. $1200 i latest whose early going is definitely de February imports also set a new high record, SPEC AL HOLY EPISCOPAL AWS for Brig.-Ge- n. is Ayisser, command m led John J. being valued at $193,935,117, which is '. about Furnished house on a large lot r the Hawaiian department . $10,000,000 more; than in January, and much near' the 1 Co rar Gardens' at Kaneohc. be-ha- -- Hurir.g tho short :time" s been .in com abovethe tolal for any 'earlier February. Over VEEK SERVICES TO HAVE SPECIAL Short distance from the water's edge. :id department, he widened the V of ithe has two,-- t birds, of the months imports entered free A comfortable home for the' summer ' '- uSade --;- le of friends h6 here' as the ofdutyT. t ry.-y i at the beach, all ready to step into ari&i -- .mandcr of the 1st Brigade, Schofield. This ATCATHEDRAL EASTER SERVICES cn joy. One j hour ride from city by o regrets very much that lie will feoon Suppose the war were suddenly to end --what motor via Pali. Price $1200. Tele tly', ' e for, the mainland and is-slibr- to be i ' i would Great Britain do. with the 1,000,000 phone 3477. , V Beglnn ing, Tb u special Services of much interest and .red. i, ; worth next t rsdaj, beauty, will be held Andrew's of beef stew she has ordered in America! Holy Week services are to ftp held in at St n. Wisscr wis born in St. Louis, July 19, Fort 'street; Cathedral : thi week. Bishop Restar-ic- k But it will not end right away, and Tommy At the Catholic cathedral. St announces them as follows: -- , r.nd was graduated from the United t States kiVF'AwkiM.JeanCwimttd-ai.do- Monday Holy communion, 7 a. m.; itary Academy at West Point at the age of mQki- service with" the Gospel for the day, will - These special, services win - continue to live and fight on the fat of this p. hi.-- Ar-- up 5:30 In 1878 he finished the United States : conuaue 10 ana mciuuiu t,atiwr Tuesday Holy communion, 7 landPortland Oregoniah. Sunday, April, 2Z. v.. and y School Fort Monroe. He studied at j 10 a.' m.; service -- with the Gospel for The schedule of services at-- ; the , the day 5:30 p. m. U oval , School Mines, Freiberg, Saxony as follows: ;'-.- of -- - cathedral is - Holy communion, 7 a. ' Tho, house .having' authorized " Wednesday ' ." ', an increase of ' : ',:) c( i 1 tl : ,. ' 4 Cathedral Services.: ; m.; service with the Gospel for the : - ; - a ; ; , - -- 'high-'mass- : ju,uuu anthe army, all that is necessary now is Thursday Pontifical - at day, 5:30 p. m. -: .' : - I: ? promotions and positions 'in the army to find ' 20,000 men willing to give ' Up wages of 7 a. m., with : holy communion; and Maundy Thursday Holy commun- blessing of the holy oils. --Adoration ion, 7 and 10 a. m.; service with the 0 been as follows: Second lieutenant, 1st - Tran-script- .- $5 a day for $16 per month.- Boston of the blessed sacrament' during 'the Gospel for the day, S:30 p. m.,' service y ;il!ery, 1874; 1st lieutenant, 1880; captain, . day. At 3 m., ceremony of washing every, morning at 8:45. , the feeL At 7 p. sermon .on the Good Friday Morning prayer, lit- Serving, Protecting, Enduring. : Artillery, 1898; major, Artillery Corps, Passion In Portuguese. any and ante-communio- n, 10. a. m. ; lieutenant-colone- l, 1; colonel Coast rs --12 3 p. 1906; of The map-make- certainly are a lucky bunch. Good Friday Adoration of the cross three hours' service, to m.; 9 a; Eng- conducted by the bishop. 3C . tillcry Corps, 1907; acting inspector-gener- al and mass at m. Stations, In Just when theyVe covered all the European lish, at 2 p. m. Sermon in Hawaiian, ; Easter evening Holy communion, . !::g and after the earthquake fire in field, along comes a popular demand for maps and stations, at 3 p. m. Stations, in 7 a. m.; even song, 7:30 p. m. 7 Day Holy communion, 6 a. 1 Francisco, 1906; military attache, Berlin, of Mexico. Portuguese, at p. m. Sermon on the Easter Philadelphia North American. Passion at 8 p. m; by , Rev. Father m.; holy communion, 7 a. m.; Anaina -- Sa-::a- h, '' - 9; commanding artillery ciistrict of Lenehan. ; -. Hemolele me Himeni, 9: 15 a. m.; . ?:Watche 1909-11- morning prayer and holy communion, ; artillery district of San Fran-a- , Holy Saturday Blessing of the fire - ' r Vhen Henry Ford beat Senator Smith of 11 a. m.; United Sunday School ser- 1911-13- and baptismal ont, and high mass at in a very large assortment of makes and designs in ; 1911-12- ; commanding Presidio, ; :..: - -.. vice and Lenten offering for missions, Michigan;by more.than 5000 in the state presi- 7 a.'m.r . 3:30 p. m.; even song, 7:30 p. rd. i ' Sunday-rGeneralcomciuhi- various prices, See our window display. . .manding Department of California, 1912; Easter ' ' -- dential primary a lot of people quit talking .. .. of. 1912-1- 3; of the Junior branch the itoiy Name '1 :t Winficld Scott, Department of - - about the latest Ford joke. society at 7 a. m. Pontifical high mass CATHEDRAL CHOIR S a1 y VIEIEA JEWELRY CO., 113 Hotel Street ifornia, 1913; appointed brigadier-genera- l, SO at 10: a. m. Confirmation and bene- HEARD IN REPETITION ! 3; in diction of the blessed .sacrament at command of 4th Brigade, 2nd:Division, - ' The Sussex affair; by the way, started about S p. m. :f. ... , OF "THE CRUCIFIXiON" 1913-1- 4; -- ' flX- Xy ; as City, Texas, commanding Pa- Bethmann-Hollwe- g - the same day Dr( yon de- SL Augustine's. ' .f:--:- ':--r- vr: 'V"TTT''- " Coast Artillery 1914. on! the evening of good-size- district, livered that long and pacificatory address. At 7:30 o'clock A d congregation listened He has taught in various military academies Good Friday, there will be ' a sermon last night to a. repetition' of vJoatf, and stations of the cross at St. Augus- sacred cantata "The Cruci- 1 schools Stainer's of the government, and has written Now the critics of the new war secretary will tine's chapel, Waikikl, of which Key. fixion,' which was given by the choir Father Valentin is pastor. On Easter - . eral books' on militarj' subjects. be complaining of St Andrew's Cathedral Sunday that the men sent into Mexico Sunday there will be high mass, with evening, April 9, and. was repeated at ; r special music by the Oahu Prison Club : ' only numbered a Baker's, dozen. i evensong last night. mm ' HOLLAim'S ALAHIL at 9 o'clock in the mornings ; Philip HaU and Reynold McGrew Sacred Heart Convent.. sang the leading solo parts. Mr. Hall LOT 50x120 FEET MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE There : is evidence that the Colonel .brought : During Holy Week-service- s will be is planning Xi give a concert here the, convent the Sacred I fine piece very attractive, price, Holland apparently has some reason 'to fear back' not only the hat, but the ring into which held at of next month, v A of property at a Heart, Kaimukl, on Thursday, Friday Quartet1 .parts were sung by Miss uniquely situated being bounded on two sides by the .t Germany may find it a "military neces-:y- M to throw it New York World. and baturday mornings, . beginning at Mabel Schaefer, Miss Atis Yate and to 7 o'clock. On Easter Sunday, low Messrs. Hall and McGrew: H.' JL Ainahau Estate. Ko noise, no dust; convenient to the' invade Dutch soil. The vigorousvpre-- : ,be mass and comtaunlon will celebrat- sang bass recitative, ' ' - ; Kueffer the beach and car line. . ations of the Dutch are not the result of But think what' would have become of all of ed at 7 o'clock in; the morning, with which is an essential part of the Im- ..'"'.- ?. solemn 'high mass at 9 o'clock. On pressive composition.- - - ' ..' rue alarm. ?-- ; us had Noah's unarmed merchantman been V'. ''''; both occasions, special music will be R. Rudland Bode's wrork as organist ."overal recent indications point to the fact sunk without warning! '":Sf :i"---:f tendered by the sisters and pupils. , was excellent; and at the close of the $1275 t the Germans in Belgium intend entirely service, Rt Rev. Henry Bond Restar-Ick- , but she began to sink and her parents D. D., dean of the cathedral, ex- region - the e .. dear immediately next to the Torpedoed amidships or, How the National gave up hope some-days-befor- the tended his personal appreciation to ... i .. - pre-.ahl-y, . the choir for .their work in the Lenten ..tier of its inhabitants, with a view, Guard Athletie Benefit Was Sunk. , i end. 1, to further- - facilitating their; strict Two Fine Lots in Kaimulii r "''- - :tiol of the Dutch; boundary. They haH al-;d- y Baby Week is just a week away. i evacuated the strip of country situated i ween their barbed-wir- e fences in a part of v Is Verdun worth it? J If You Should For Sale vice here? Perhaps we would rather role pi arbitrators,' and' certainly are ' jog 5 LET1ERS i along in the old rut, and be re- to cecide upon the location of new a ; BARGAIN ;' ryr ferred to as ATA J a "back number" by tour- roads. Let each contestant ; agree TRAFFIC QUICK EN ists coming in for the next 20 or 30 without reserve to; place CR3 years. Ws case In Good view and elevation, very convenient to school . ; Or perhaps we are suffering Com-missic- n Inspect the hands of the City Planning ' - HcnoIuTu Star-Bulleti- n, for a few more 130,000 fife engines. for full decision as to what is and carliile.; Fronting 150 feet on AVraialac Koad. :r ' v : handsome Bungajow which we are offering for salev ,r: I notice by the papers from m. Just and proper, , and abide by the the ? mr.lnlfnd that most cf the cities result - v: i- . "situate on Wilhelmina Rise near Waialae Koad you cre arc adopting the; mechanical LET A "NEUTRALS DECIDE ; OUTSIDER AND TAXPAYER. the price asked ;ct Ednapiores at crossings where would admit that it offers good value for ro is sny volume of traffice.. It Editor Honolulu Star-Bulleti- -- Friends of the George P; Tullochs $3406.00 yy- c escribed as a substantial affair, Sir: Since the contestants In the of Kohala, Hawaii, heard with regret rKX'vyy- '.I sbove.the heals cf the people. Puunul controversy cannot agree, ia by Saturday's mail that : their daugh- i bearing two crossed arms, one it not time to arbitrate? As we under- ter. Miss Leslie Tulloch, died in the Guardian Trust Go., Ltd. Henry Vaterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. iing "Sui," and the other "Go." stand it, the difficulty is about the Hilo hospital on Wednesday as the re- :, re E!!ent can seen location of a consequent sult of mistaking some ant poison ; 'Telephone 3688. v;... commands be road and the for Bonds, Real Estate, Insura nee. Phone 12C3 r a away, i imnrovpmpntlaT. Stocks, cv?r L'ock and there is assessments dne tr medicine and swallowing the Fcl.en . ;r Merchant Street o BuUdingr for a rnlsun.'.oi standing A Ifody hns Tfvently boon appointed J "-- weeks previously It v.-.- i rt first Ctnrcnwald re vc i.ohni o t c t the tie- - Lts; uutiv3 ay veil iacluJe.the1 i -h' Miss Tulloch wculi i u.r, V RTAB-BTHXETT- MONDAY, N. llAPBIL -' - HONOLULU f 17, 'f1 f- i FIVE 3C vperfeflCe ; COUSINS' SOCIETY GATHERS jws Her . i tsenetit uwers I lo ITS AID UNIQUE .lEETil EROGRAMME Mrs, Dunlap Send : a jLetter Ad-- 1 dressed to the Readers of t Paper, j Hi by descendants; Samuel Whit- One; Hundred "and Thirty-tw- o three ney by three and Levi Chamberlain by i , :: ... t:A sense of duty lo others who mljrhj Present at Session liast 11. v, . r:' suffer as she had Impelled Mrs, R. C, Of the third group. Lorrin Andrews j '- , J i r - by two, Clark three, P. Duniap' of Dekalb, Mo to send the Saturday Erhraim J. n i . following signed statement to the St. Gulick three, and G. P. Judd 18. thirty-tw- o group, Bald- , V $ Joseph (Mo.) News-Press- : i, -f One hundred and descend- Of the fourth Dwight i " 4 "The readers of the .N'ewg-Pre- ants of the pioneer missionaries to win three. V Tonight ' fodeni Miracle Pictures' (all pictures). representing many of the Of the fifth group. William P. Alex- ' especially those suffering from gall- -' Hawaii, - ! rtoneat stomach trouble and appendi- leading families In the islands, gath- ander two; John S. Emerson six. Rev. Tuesday AVorlds in 1." f V citis, will Lnd in Frultola and Traxo ered In a unique family reunion in the Harvey R. Hitchcock four. Richard ' V new Mission Memorial building last Armstrong three, and David B. Lyman a permanent cure,. After suffering for - " ' 1 : ,- -- ' s ' be- two. , V.- Wednesday Xo service. 'I -. Saturday afternoon, the occasion three rears the most excruciating; . i . . 1 y :: 1 th-- 3 gall-stone- Hawaii- Of sixth group, Lowell Smith by pals from s I found j ing the annual meeting of the this - . . . . . Mission Society, more five. 44 ! wonderful remedy and am now la per- . ' ' an Children's Devil ? ' - j I So- Edwin O. by Tliursday Who Made v - commonly known as the Cousin's Of the seventh, Hall i fect health and- have been for almost - ciety: v-'- '..! nine.' four years. Never have any symp- - . cp N. by eight, toms of old I been Ihe representatives of 23 of the 41 Of the eighth. S. Castle Fridav "A Night in ilodern Sodom or The (Jreat the trouble. had were and Amos S. Cooke by 25.' pioneer missionaries to Hawaii -v told by three doctors nothing but. AVhite AVay v- .. that r; ninth, Elias Bond by two; - an operation would save me. I know present at the meeting as children, Of the great-grandchildr- D. by one, and William H. ; several" who hav undergone an opera- grandchildren or John Paris fci workers. A Rice by 11. Saturday The Wonders of a Million Suns. All pic- -' r 1"' gall-stone- s. of the initial Christian tion but still have This . re- Of tenth group, George B. Row-e- ll an oil neys. fiow or gastric large number of other descendants, the medicine is which softens the stimulates the un- one. and James W. Smith by four. tnresfrom Lick and Yerkes observatories. Don't miss stones and cures the liver. can to aid digestion, and removes siding on the other Islands, were It be Juices able to attend the meeting. Families whose names are among this once only. - bought at any drug store." bile the general circulation. best-know- from meet- n In the islands were A An interesting feature of the the Frultola an lubricant Frultola and Traxo are prepared 44 if Intestinal was roll-ca- ll mission fami- represented at the meeting, including Monti-cell- o, ing the of Sunday, April 2 "The Millennium, or The Devils that softens the congested . masses, in the Pinus laboratories at jCas-tle- s, lies, the calling of the names of the the Baldwins, Judds, Athertons, ' disintegrates the hardened particles III and arrangements have been r . ,: original mission fathers being done Gulicks, Alexanders, Wllcoxes, Vacation. . cause so much suffering, x to supply through repre- EVANGELIST M'CORD that and made them by George P. Cooke. As" each name Chamberlains, Cookes, Doles, Parises The Gospel in pels the accumulation to the patient's sentative druggists. In Honolulu they - - Picture, Story and Song nightly. par- and Smiths, v - was called the descendants of that v . , v.' ,;' . :. .. tonic-alterati- ve j ':. .. if great relief. Tralo Is a can be obtained at Benson. Smith & missionary stood up to be A very interesting address was de- Opera Honse Eveningr - ticular Each Others are coming why not you? that acts on the liver and kid- .Co. Adv. '. be- ' counted. , v livered by W. R. Castle, the theme at 7:30 Amos ing . the amusements of the mission- i The descendants of the late ' S. Cooke won first place, with a total ary children half a century ago. t r Save this Advertisement for Reference PUPILS INVITED of 25 scions present The family of It was reported by the Chamberlain FREE SEATS ; 111,000 i. - the late Gerrit P. Judd came second, house committee that about of with 18 descendants in attendance. It $15,000 sought by the Cousins has tUfl i developed bere that some children had been raised. Half of this will be need repair Old Mission House, and the ' V TO ATTEND BABY to be counted twice, for they were to I descendants of both Judd and Cooke. balance is the Cousins' share in the auditorium, nearly 700 persons attend new missioa,; The count ran as . follows: Of the building fund of the ing. Rev. Akaiko Akana, president of 1915 officers of society were :i group of missionaries who came The the the Christian . Endeavor societies and Hawaii, Hiram Bingham was repre reelected as follows: Miss Agnes E. superintendent of the Young People's '. George ' WEEK EXHIBITS by five descendants; Asa Judd, president; R. . Carter, League, presided..' Special music was '! vice-presiden- Largest .; t; Mrs. R. W, Andrews, I by five. '' - v . rendered by the league and by a cho- Of the second group arriving in Ha- secretary; Lyle A. Dickey,, treasurer, rus composed of 12 members of Com- waii, Artemus. Bishop was represented and R. W. Andrews, recorder. pany Ad- assortment of city will K of the National Guard. CL JD School children of the have dresses were delivered by Henry P. the following letter read to them this Judd, who spoke in English, and by week, as part of the educational work CHURCH MUST PUT ITSELF BEHINB Rev. William Kamau, pastor of the Easter for Baby Week: Hawaiian church at Pearl City. mm Baby. Welfare Committee In- The vites all the pupils above the fourth Novelties D!;bS2 grades --of all the schools in Honolulu to visit the exhibits which are to be LIVELIHOOD FOR HAWAII PEOPLE rnrrrrrff held at the Palama Settlement gym- ever carried. j nasium at the Junction of King and f 1 It takes a lot of " know Llliha streets. They will open on W. R. CHILTON: We didn't make Mtke YOUR CHOICE Earl Monday. April 24, and continue all the Rev. John P. Cowan's Address by Rev. O. H. Gulick. superintendent any arrests last night You can near- how" to make these week. Everything free. emeritus of the board. The response ly always tell by the weather whether is - Young any to "Ve want everyone to iearn all 4hey Feature of Mission Memor- to the prayer was sung by the there are going to be arrests of sparkling sodas just hit exhibits-h-ow People's League. Following a hymn; speeding automotllists. If it is cloudy tii.. can about baties at these ; - I ial Dedication , ' Jap Bazaar presentation of keys to vari- threatening, no joy riders. Vice the spot like they 'do at to keep them clean, what to feed the the and . them, what are the best playthings ous board workers, and a selection by versa, no Joy riders arrested means Fort Street Opp. Catholic Church them, the best cinds of clothes, . That "Our people on the soil before the board quartet, Rev Mr. Cowan de- that the weather conditions were un- fcr ' v-:- . on flag" must V " :how to take care of their eyes, and our star gpes, the be livered his address, favorable. v ' taken as a slogan from now on by the Mr. Cowan sketched! friefly the early V . .many other .things. The boys "can learn how to make furniture out of church In Hawaii, which he referred history of the pioneer missionaries, cemmen boxes. to as the residuary .legatee' of the making a plea for. bitter homes and If ".Many babies cf all races are born missionary fathers," was the principal closer attention to church and mis- by Rev. F, topic was, "A . every year In Honolulu, hut ever so advocation made John sion work. His House Don't Leave the Islands! , Cowan, pastor of Uhe Kohala Union Not Built With Hand.' U P ; manXdie before they rre a year old. ' Until You Have Seen , : his address at dedica- " Hctel St.,,near Fort The o)der people and the young peo- church, in the "I believe that, t$ go; on t. bnildlng ple must help - save these babies. tion of i the - new Mission Memorial this, house not made with 'hands, the Eavrlcy's Pure Ice Cream building In King street, yesterday put squarely, posi- v Many of you help your mothers by ' church must itself . ; - ; : ; KAUAI ' . Cm ' i t tively and strenuously behind the pol- taking care of your little brothers and ' "THE GARDEN .ISLAND. . of - homesteads," he EDWARD R. TRACY, graduate of ,: i, sisters. . Come to Palama Settlement The services were welL. attended, icy of allotment four-da- y McKinley high school and parlies very 9 , one afternoon during the week begin- those occupying seats on this platform said, "in order that the first essential the former Special made up for trip at reasonable ratca , of home life-7-- a ot land on which student at the College of Hawaii, has ning . April 240 and hear what the being officers of the Hawaiian Board bit of Missions,, members of the Cousins' to put a home may be realized." been appointed statistician of the larg- ; V i; FURNISH YOUR 'HCWC TJGHT' doctors and nurses5 tell you' are the company Washington , MR. HALL - dedi- est telephone in ASK - gather- interesting of the : best for- "Baby." . Read the charts Society and a representative., An feature Immewiately, - ; and Oregon. Prior to his appointment, Cy fiUir- - it thrcu;hcut with our that will be hanging on the walls. Ba ing of descendants of this pioneer cation service was the presentation of ; work- was associated with "the Portland Phone 1234 depenJtle electric fixtures. ties can't talk, "they can only cry missionaries to Hawaii office keys to the various board he Alexander Younor Hotel Following; doxology, Dr. .Dore-mu- s ers, this ceremony informally . open- branch of the 'company, for about a CLECTRIC SHOP ' when they are not happy. Come to fbe : ' learn what are some of the troubles Scudder delivered the Invocation ing the work lu the new memorial year. Phone 4244 1135 Fort L V. Scrip- building. presentations were your baby so much." . and Rev. A. Soares led in the Eleven - if cries. ? Y. M. C. Ar A flood place "A nurse, will show you how to ture reading. The Young People's made, the donors being descendants Cafeteria. Hawaii. to : eaL The best of ood, well pre- STAR-- B CEPITS LIDFJIII bathe and dress a baby - properly; League then sang an anthem, after of the pioneer missionaries to ULLETIW 75 PER which services of dedication and In the evening a .union service of pared. A. cool and attractive dining what is the carrect way to feed ,it; the ' prayer were conducted Hawaiian churches was . held in the room.-- Adv. . Honolulu Mu;ic Co. and how; to make some.-o- r the best of dedication kin4s of foods.; Look at the pictures Evcrythicj llmic of the cottages that are so. sunny and airy for the babies, so much, better ' Tcit, LXt to tha Clarica than Jarge, dark tenements. ; "You can-d- o much for the helpless little babies now, and you can do ever so much more when you are grown men and women that you should - Y7, AllANA CO. learn all you can about the right ways when you are young. We hope that Tailors. ycu will come." ' - It tctvreea F6rt o-n-- n cud Bethel ' c r1' ...... to. pure waini Island milk and will .' nj "ill' '....CREAM. COHAL GARDEWS 1 i .. j n

V ' Honoli(tu Calrymen's Asso, - :78 Phers 1M2 I.I(L'0!1 LICEil'SE v. . . No liquor license will be allowed rc::a nrj & co. . at Coral Gardens, Kaneohe, by the yX .' A oiiijVAaAvaia owner of the premises, Mrs. H. L. . ir " ? Kerr. Mrs. Kerr makes this plain in a letter sent to the Star-Bulleti- n from ITuuan, above Panatl Walmea, Kauai, in which she says: T have notified Mr. .Mackaye, the ..V. lessee of the Coral Gardens, that I will ' not allow any liquor on my premises." IIATIIR CARD3 A. L. Mackaye recently left the man-

agership of the Gardens to become - IK- ; editor of the Hllo Tribune, and the re- I . ; '.'jti'.: AT port was afloat that parties were try- r ing to secure the lease who would at- tempt to secure a liquor license for AIILEIGH'S the resort. r stock-insi- V BABY DAUGHTER OF MR. are now ready." See the window display and be sure to examine the full de ; ; AND MRS. ST. GEORGE the store. It's but a few days before Easter! The surest way to be satis-fie- d Crofut & Manhattan ' ' ' r'-- . -- The Townsend Undertaking Co., DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO, is to come in today. , ', - i Ltd., has moved to 54 Chaplain lane. ... , I k i.V Knapp News was yes- Bothwick.' received by wireless Shirts J. H. Townsend and William terday by Georgo Duncan, proprietor phone 1323. ; funeral directors. Office of Duncan's gymnasium, that the $1.50 to $6.00 ; Straws and. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jPanaraas E. W. P. St. George, formerly of this Madras or city, died, on Thursday night in San $2.t)0 to $25.00 Ccrnation I Francisco, .where the family is now soft. or stiff cuffs. Makes Better Babies, residing. Inability to assimilate nour- ishment and pneumonia ' & were the HENRY MAY CO, causes oL death. The baby, whose LTD. name ' was Patricia, was cremated on Phone Saturday and the ashes buried in Cy-pro- c s Lawn cemetery. A N. SAN FORD .OPTICIAN Boston . Building Hotel Street, near Fort Fort Street (Over May & Co.) HOKOLTJLtr STAR-BTJIXET- m MOXOAT, APRIL 17,1916. -

"31 Honolulu Stock Exchange WAIA D KELIIil OUT-AN- MondayApril It. IfYou Planriin Trip MERCANTILE. Bid. Asked 3 EXPERT Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd. .... 3. whether a brief vacation or an extended tour, a few C. Brewer & care-fre- Co.i...... cents a day will enable you to travel with a e r WW Mil SUGAR. ' ' Ewa Plantation Co...... 33 mind. . . ADMIRALTY PUTS Casey Gets On SIERRA ilAS BA! ' Haiku Sugar Co 230 243 ' Let ns explain to you in full the advantages of an HISPLACENOtf Hawaiian Agricultural Co. Yrong Steamer Hawaiian C.-.'S.- ' Co. 4S?i AETNA Tourists Baage ixliey and its slight cost.' Hawaiian Sugar Co. . . . 464 4 It indemnifies you against loss' from lire, theft, etc, SACRAMENTO ON TRIP; BIG SEAS 1 lonokaa Sugar Co. .... ir 11H 11'. H. H. Kennedy, an accountant well Honomu Sugar Co.', . . : in custody of Railroad, Express Company, Steamship, Has Long Trip acquainted with engineering work, is Hutchinson S. Plant. Co. 28 . Hotel or Clubhouse, anywhere in the world. at work in the city engineer's Sice Kahcku Plantation Co... 2.V 26' BLACKLIST Michael Now 1 600 Miles Fur- SWEEP BECK this morning as statistician and time- Kekaha Sugar-Co- ...... 235 keeper, replacing Sam Keliinot dis- Koloa Sugar Co 1T7V8 . . Castle & Cooke, Ltd. ther From San Pedro Than charged, George M Collins, city engi- Co., 13 13 V; ' McBryde Sugar Ltd, Gtneral Insurance Agents ; . When He Boarded Sierra neer, engaged Kennedy over the tele- Oahu Sugar Co.... 33 34H Cable advices from London, to San With her railings carried: away in phone yesterday without consulting Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd 17 17H mayor, ...... Francisco newspapers, dated April 5, "When does he boat get to Los several places as the result of batter- the the chairman of the road Onomea Sugar Co...... 5S 60 atato that the American steamer Sac- Angeles?" ing by tremendous seas and ; one of committee, or anyone else. Collins Paauhau S, Plant Co. 2Sii ramento of San Francisco, which her doors smashed in by the waves, declared Saturday that he had three Pacific Sugar Mill...... 100 ear,y ,n applicants job CJ FKbHf ni,ce the asked cf Purser A. G. Conquest of th the Oceanic liner Sierra docked at 11 for the under considera- Paia Plantation Co ...... ""-u,B;,u'- . tion on ! Boreromeni rwanle liner Sierra, lust aa xhA wm o'clock this morning at Pier 10, after and would determine one of Pepeekeo Sugar Co...... THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD., enjoys the pat: charged very voyage. , them morning. her with vlMatlon of neutra well outside San Francisco this voy- a rough '. before this That is all Pioneer Mill Co...... 46 46U fty in Connection utini os laws with the age, and after she had dropped Thirty 'three cabin, three second, anyoneelse knew about it until Ken: San Ca-I- Mill. Co., Ltd. 8 ronage and confidence of many of the leading firms, ing of coal to the steerage passengers, de- nedy t. tieman warships in the pilot, by one Michael Casey. and twa all came ready for work Walalua Agricultural Co. 33 I'acine, is included in the latest black lighted to set foot on solid land again, "Collins is the head of the road de- Wailuku Sugar Co. corporations and individuals in Honolulu aud there- of "We don't go to Los Angeles. Our partment power ...... list neutral vessels issued by the first stop is Honolulu," replied the sur came down the gangplank to Honolu- with to hire and fire MISCELLANEOUS. admiralty. lu. The through . passenger, is all of prised purser. "Let's have a look at list his 'subordinates." declared Haiku F. & P. Co., Pfa... fore knows the banking needs of business men and Charterers are warned not to use light Purser A. G. Conquest reporting Charles N. Arnold, chairman of the your ticket" . Haiku F. & P. Co.. Com.. this steamer or any of other ves only 23 first-cabi- n through for Sydney, road today. am satis- .. re- the - Michael produced the pasteboard. It committee "I Hawaiian Electric Co.-.- is in a position to render them the service they Bels mentioned in the blacklist, which 25 second cabin and four steerage. For fied with whatever he does." HawaLan Pineapple , read "Good for one continuous passage Co.. it is cnarged are being operated with Pago Pago there are three' first-cabi- n " The mayor's expressed opinion was Hon. B. & M. Co., . quire. What are your banking needs! per steam schooner, Yosemlte from - ; Ltd.. 194 capital of subjects at war and three second. ? with Great to Pedro." about the same. Hen. Gas Co., Ltd. . . .. 115 Britain or are engaged : in San Francisco San J. Koughan, the liner's com- Kennedy to unneutra As too Cart. J. came Hawaii from the Hono R. T. & L. Co. . . . service. it was late to take him back mander, headed her south about 40 Fiji Islands, he plan- where had been a Inter-Islan- d S, Nav. The list, which is the fourth Issued to 'Frisco, the Sierra brought Michael miles out of her course during the tation overseer for a good many years, Co... by the admiralty, on to Honolulu. He landed here this prevailing Mutual Telephone Co. . . . 20 20 i shows a substantia northwest sale the first two and was employed on sugar planta- & morning. to Los Angeles : Oahu R. L. . increase in ' His ticket days leaving Co...... blacklisted tonnage over after San 'Francisco and tions as accountant Several years Pahahg . we previous list. is still good, but be Is 1600 miles fur- lowing 50 miles an hour. The re ago charge Rubber Co ..... r he took of the bcoks of the Selma- - Din dings - Planta- when Lord-Ycun- The nationality of the vessels of the ther from his destination than mainder of the voyage was uneven- g Engineering Company. began voyage. '.J tion, Ltd., 10 American Transatlantic Company,1 of he the tful."'. V,': , .: - Pd...... 'r' That was vwhere Collins made his ac- Selma - Dindings Planta- Alexander wnicn - C. Wagner Chief Officer P. F. the T of Kicaard of Mil Johnson said Bank qtiaintances. i . waukee is president, captured by the Sierra has a new fourth officer. J. M. tion, Ltd. (42Vr Pd.) . 5 British, Is left blank, but there is an Anderson who succeeds J. Twaight, Tanjonk Olok Rubber Co. - HARBOR NOTES who company. BONDS. HoinioMSua annotation in the blacklist that these has left the The Sier LIMITED vessels are temporarily engaged In the ra brought a sizable despatch of mai Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s...... 6s ; . . . . 90 government service while awaiting de to Honolulu, 4C0 bags. Through cargo Hawaiian Irr ... . Baldwin mer-priz- e Haw. 1905 . ciBJons or court, -- 'Expected next week is the oil ship is capacity, 2800 tons. For Honolulu Ter. i Rid. ... While the blacklist is larsrer than Falls of Clyde the steamer brought 22 tons. Haw. Tcr. Pub. Imp. Is. , V fir A .IL, o from San Francisco JSImIis, Haw. v.. win Lttan ever, the list of exceptions for ves for, Honolulu Friday. Among the passengers coming to Ter. 48...... f - and TravaUiV Check sels chartered frr the allied Honolulu- were Evelyn Vaughan, Bert Haw, Ter. 3V4S& . . Credit trade is ; , Hcnokaa Sugar Co. 6fc .97 Sugar Factors also growler, Late Saturday night the Inter-Islan- d Lytell, and their associate players, i. .... vsllaW throughout the world The' fiacramctta, before she was steamer Claudine arrived with 12 who are here to play. an engagement Hon. Gas Co., Ltd., 5s.... 103 - & Co. Commission Merchant! given American retristnr in 1914. was passengers ; at the Bijou, Hon.R. T. L. ,... cabin from Maui." ' . 6..; the Alexiadr.'a of the Kostnos line, a Singr Returning Home. ; as embezzler Kauai Ry, Co. 6s., .... Agents v and Insurance oerman concern. . Next mall for San Francisccv will , Included in the list of through pas McBryde Sugar Co. 5s...... r v. ,t go in the Matson liner Wilhelmlna at sengers are Mme. Evelyn Scotney Mutual Telephone 6s . . . . 106 . - : WTiite, soprano, Oahu R. fe L. Co, 106 -- MEXICAN DISCHARGED 10- o'clock Wednesday morning. the Australian and Pedro Ardecia, the Filipino who 57c... Cabl Trixrisf era . who are on way Oahu S. . Co. 6s (redem Aienta ftr her husband. their was brought back from San Francisco CARGO AT COAST IN home. Mme. White has been on i able at 103 at maturity) ... . 108 Inspector of Hulls Capt William by Chief of Detectives McDuffie early gjuraliaa Commercial ft Bx at Lowest Rntco Howe, concert tour of the states and Eng Olaa Sugar Co. .... ; TWO DAYS AND HALF and Inspector of Boilers T. J. on papers .. land, and has away Aus this month extradition sign Pacific G. & F.'Co.t...... Co. .. - Heeney, have returned from Hilo. been from ed by the governor of California, was 6s...... traHa for two years. ,' Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s ; . . . . EtaDni Sugar Company r First island sugar to be loaded on found guilty in three of the six in Inter-Islan- d Carlos Mill. Co. . PlanUtion. ships here, In white cotton bars, was The steamer Mlkahala F. T. . A. . Fricke, resident commis dictments against him for embezzle tan 6$J...... Paia 27 Mo-lok- ai government Agricultural Cotapanj rlaced aboard the American-Hawaiia- n brought passengers from Maul. sioner for the of the state ment and sentenced to three consecu Ifaul of Victoria, Australia, at San Between Boards: Sales 10 Oahu steamer Mexican yesterday, a few and Lanal yesterday, In all class. the Fran tive terms bt imprisonment of one Sugar Co., 10 C. Hawaiian Sugar Companj. Cisco Exposition, is on board, with his 34; H. & S. Co., Co, iiours after she arrived from year each in police court today. L--I. c. Brew San family, g 48 ; 60 Paauhau, 28 ; 9 S. Cahaku Plantation Companj era "Francisco returnin home. A Standard - and docked at the Railroad Ardecia is' the man that persuaded co., 190; 70 Waialua, 34. - McDryde Sugar : Due Fridav from Oil man, H. C. Cornforth, and his wife, Co, Ltd. (Umltad) wharf. The white sacks are being about Gravs Har those of his countrymen who had gen 20, 25 Olaa, cy bor for banker oil Mel are also returning to Australia, Session Sales: 17; Kahulul Railroad Company ' usea uanu Plantation is the steamer erous savings to entrust him with 15 Waialua, 34; ' 25 Hawaiian Sugar A new spiral chute for loading sugar ville Dollar, bound for Shanghai with Steaming at 5 this afternoon, the money while he made arrange Canal Railway Company. will two passengers their Co., 46; 20 Honokaa, 20 Olaa, SUGAR FACTORS into the 6hip's holds was given sec lumber. i , Sierra take cabin ments to 11; Jb a take them all to San Fran . Kauai Fruit Land Co LU MERCHANTS tryout and 30 tons, of cargo, including' 300 i7. .y tv: COMMISSION ond yesterday, and saves much Cisco where he promised them lucra Honolua Ranch SHIPPING AND IN3UR-.--; tear, cases, of canned pises, 50 of coffee, ' wear and on bags, also avoiding Mail for Pago Pago and Sydney tive employment with a brother who Latest sugar quotation: 03 deqrees ANCE AGENTS DreaKage or - 250 bags ot awa rpot for Sava, and sacks. . , will close at the postofflce at 4 this was well off. v test, 5J67 cents, or $11934 per ton; The Mexican brougnt only 40' tons afternoon, and will go on the Sierra at other freight w . r i After getting more than six hundred or, ' freight from 'the coast She dis 5 o'clock, from Pier 10.:- - ..; dollars. Ardecia embarked on the Wil J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD 14,051 charged her ton cargo of island helmina under an assumed name. The STOCK BROKERS FORT tT, HONOLULU, T. M sugar at San Francisco in two and. a The old rnaat niard TheMi suspicions Victims having rffp of his been afusai 5.967cts Furnlahed and Laaiw half days, from a Thursday non-appearan- Information morning which left here Saturday morning, aroused by the of their .: to Saturday evening. - Capt A. C. may be. sold Made. ' t .In San Francisco, aa a "manager," they,reported to the police Henry CulJdlna Keene jsaid his steaming time down - Waterhouss Merchant Strtet Star whaler. She is well fitted for that just in time to have the man intercept Truxt'oi '1572 List of 'Officers, md Directcn was six dayg and 17 hours, a good pas- - trade, having been " built as sealer. ed. Ardecia pleaded not guilty each Phone a TO in P. PrealSzai ease. BUYSHIPS case stating that-h- e was told he eould C BISHOP...... The Mauna Loa reports the follow use the money to buy clothes for him Membert Honolulu 8tolr and lond FOR RENT a n. robehtsok...... -- sugar . ' .Vice-Preside- nt BAD WEATHER KEEPS ing list on Kauai: Gay & Rob self and i foods and other expenses. Exchange. . ; Electricity, gas, scrcene in all houses. and Uaaazer inson, 16,000; Kekaha, K, V. K., 2500; : $14 -- K-- 4 FROM Neat house i R, TVER 3 ...... Secretary GOING OUt Hawaiian, 5615: McBryde. 4431: TabohoNe 1208 cottage; $30. NewMiedroom furnished JL R. R0S3 TreaartJ SI ON RUN THIS MORNING Koloa, 7635; Kilanea, 3600; iCealia, house; fine location; J25. a Ti- - . . VltHELMINA According to the Copenhagen house;' fine location; $35. O. R, CARTER...... Directo A heavy swell seas deenstegn, 136 Norwegian and Swed H. COOKE...... Dlrcctai and roush out MANILA, P. April 4. That the ish ships have sunk by mines : a ni J, been or elde Tearl Harbor made it too danger Advices received by the Inter-Isla- activities of Japanese agents are no J. H. SCHNACK J. R OALT...... Directs K-- 4 torpedoes since the beginning of the 3333 " ous Tor the to go out on a from her owners state Amer 842 Kaahumanu St. Tetepehone - rehears that the longer confined to the purchase of - R.- A. COOKE...... EiractCJ run torpedo practise ican steamer City of IS KEARLY FULL war. r- al for this morn Puebla will iot land and . industrial enterprises, but ing, but this afternoon she expected stop here for bunkers on her voyage ., A. OJLRTLET...... Directcx also extend, to the proposed acquisi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST .Aailtcr ,io sieaci outside, provided the weath back to San Francisco from the Or- steamers, Territory of r MEAT MARKET Y GROCER? a O. MAY...... ' " tion of coastwise . is the Circuit HawaiL er was better at that time. v ient .. . v statement made in the office of Benito In the Matter of the Estate of Mar An entire battery overhauling is be Sly Cong Bieng & Co. FDR COAST tina Barenaba of Honolulu, Oahu, De ing undergone by the K-- 3, of Sunday morning the Inter-Islan- d :- the third ceased..," - submarine division. Work is being steamer Mauna Loa arrived from Several offers had been received PW3451 -- Japanese principals the pur .The of Henry - kept up day and night, cargo- - from for Petition and accounts YES HOP CO. so that she can Cauat Her inward included steamers, c a be placed in active commission as 2S30 bags of K sugar, 4400 of N, 176 chase of the coastwise IsU Due to arrive off port from 'San Smith, administrator of the estate of Leyte Yek. Asked whe- fire soon as possible. of rice, 100 of taro, and other Islands de and Ban Francisco tomorrow morning at 6:30, Martina Barenaba, deceased, wherein mmizt K-- 7 K-- any of offers would be petitioner asss allowed $98210 The and 8 are performing products. . I ther these to dock about 7:30 at Pier 15, Is the to be considered, Sy 'dp, general manager, and charged $1530.12, and asks ordinary routine duties, consisting of Matson steamer Manoa, Capt. Francis with THS ; '..; ' replied some of them were being same ap diving practise in Pearl Harbor, the The American-Hawaiian- ', steamer that M. Edwards. She has 48 cabin pas that the be examined and considered, had no - - new permanent base of 'the division.' Georgian, arriving today from Taco- - but that the firm sengers and 5309 tons of cargo for Ho proved, and that a final order be made 'P Co. : Fearing rous'i sea3 and hich winds. ma, statement to make as to the disposi nolulu, and S90 tons for KahuluL r of Distribution of the remaining prop B.F.DIllincham will load at San Francisco for the ; 79 MarrUt the K-- 4, overhauling of which has Just Orient after, discharging,, the cargo tion of its steamers. v Passenger bookings for the Matson erty -- to the persons thereto entitled " LIMITED. v been finished, was unable to make re of sugar she will take to that port Confirmation that the Japanese are iner Wilhelmlna, which will steam for and discharging : petitioner; and sure- runs - xne rmupmue 10 morn- - ties from all ' responsibility General Agent for Hawmlir hearsal for torpedo practise Sat from the islands.- i H . m me marxei ior coast San Francisco at Wednesday further urday. wise fleet was had from Vicente Mad ng, are practically capacity. She will herein, having. this day been filed; Atlas Assurance Company ot Inter-Islan- d rigaL general manager: of Madrigal & out every pound of freight she It is Ordered, that Monday, the 23 tb London, New York. UndtrwHl The steamer W. G. Hall take CITY U ILL COMPANY LTO. , brought 5000 bags sugar Co, who. reported that several Japan can carry, including 5400 tons of su day of May,' 1916, at 9 o'clock a. m., ers Agency; Provldenco VYiah of Lihue here ' importers nf v 1 ese concerns tried to buy the Euzka gar, 500 tons of molasses, 27,000 cases before, the Judge presiding at Cham best lumber and bufldiai Ington Insurance Co. today from Ahnkinl, KauaL She re- oatariila Price low, and, we glt ported a strong wind and rough seas dU which was1 purchased a few days of canned pines, and miscellaneous bers of said Court at his courtroom iu 4th floor Stangenwald CuIJdlnj . v ' ' four praer prompt attention whether Per Oceanic steamer Sierra, from crossing the channel,-returning- . Pur- ago by, his firm. freight . the Judiciary Building, in Honolulu, Canadian-Australasia- n - targe or imalL We bnve buHt hm San Francisco, today For Honolulu: ser Daniel Stone reports 6500 bags of The liner Ma- City and County of Honolulu, be and Dr. F. H. seaman not having a second mate's due Wednesday morning from same hereby appointed Ireda ot honesea in this city with per Palmer, Mrs. M. Heron, J. sugar at Ahukini ready for shipment. kura.ls the is the time satisfaction, .. Mason, E. Atkinson, E. Shipwith, license was made second mate. Each Victoria, and Vancouver, to steam and place for hearing said Petition feet if jou want, to buiTJ Dr. " na. . . V ', W. King, violation of the law called for S100 3 consult . W. Johnson, Mrs. M. Dreier, 1 probably at that afternoon for Suva, and Accounts, and that all persons lu 5 r-...:- CO. At o'clock this afternoon the Am ,: BISHOP , . ; erican-Hawaiia- fine. Sydney. Only pas d F. Wtllits, Miss Scott, G. Catlin, W. n Auckland and four tercsted may then and there appear steamer Mexican is BANKERS ': j Hodges, J. Gray, J. Gorman, Miss C. sailing for Kahulul and Hilo to load sengers are booked at the local agen and show cause, if any they have, why v'iV". - Potii, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jackson and the remainder of her sugar cargo for Towing the Matson steamer. Enter cy, Theo. H, Davies & Company's shlp the Game thould not be granted. V 1 Fay yearly on Savlnjt Df maid, Mr. ; prise San made ping . departoenL The Makura vri 1916. , and Mrs. & Lytell, Mr. and San Francisco. She r will probably into Francisco the f- Dated the 17th day of April, - v posits, compounded twloo Mrs. It, .Schumer, Mr. and Mrs. Van eave Hilo Sunday for the coast tik- - steaming time of the Manoa from this take1 abot lo tons ot freight out A By the Court. . Annually. Pelt, Mr and Mrs, P. Tread, A. Luce, ng 14,000 tons for transhipment by port to San Francisco seven days and . A.K.AONA. hi - - : - C. Adler, Miss J. Darwell, Miss Knowl-ton- , rail to eastern refineries. 12 hours. The Manoa Is due to re t Clerk. Messrs Harry and Amstell, P. turn from the coast .tomorrow morn- - H 645lApr. 17. 24, May 1, 8 : ' CARGO IS THE YOKOHAMA SUEC1E Hunter. A.; Ford. JJr. Beresniakoff, Collector- - of Customs Malcolm A, LARGE, Miss BANK, LIMITED. Van Dyke. W. C. Jennings, - t J. F. ranklia imposed a fine of $200 on .vv ;;, Yen. Timm. . . , " the power schooner Marie, which sail- May 15 a civil service examination ...48,000.000 """""" . Capital subscribed. ' , sa o f ed for Yokohama late Saturday. The to fill a position as pilot and engineer 30,000,000 Japan advices say there conges- public Pelican, DUE VEDNESDAY Capital paid up...... is ine was imposed because the second of the health launch . 20,400.000 tion in T. K. K. passenger business to mate, who did not have mate's at a salary of $125 a month, will be HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII, r Bese'rTe fund ...... i . first ' AWOKf, Local Manager. the states. - The Shlnyo Mam had to, apers, was promoted to the position held. Applications must be submit- , LTD. S. leave "SO. cabin "passengers. of .chief officer, arid, also because a ted to Secretary John TV, Short at the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY U KINO VTREET. CORNER ORT custom house on: or before May 7, ac- ON SEATTLE FOR SALE. companied by an operator's license for - TRUST c:!i!::::::::::::!:::;!!i!::i!!i;;:i!iiin:;::;:!!!::i;;inii::;;;ii;ii;n gasoline launch and pilot's license for HAWAIIAN . ESTATE. , Repairing . . ". Engraving V REAL CO, LTD. . Honolulu and Pearl Harbor waters Sale-3-bedro- om ' At daylight Wednesday the O. S.K. For house with lot, S. 00LU8 . .... !'' ." and vicinity, or a certificate that such ; steamer Seattle Maru will arrive off 100x150; Ukeiike ave., WUhelmiha Manufacturing on a Trust licenses have been issued. Rise. For further information Jeweler and Carries port from Yokohama a day late, ac- Diamond Setter ; ' In all Its cording to steamer phone 2450. . 6451 tf BIdgi Business Louis p. Merrion, who was arrested a radio from the 307 Boston - ; V Aire January 2 alleged received by Castle &. Cooke's shipping branches.' xot in Boston on for the ' WANTED. larceny of $4000 in diamonds from a department The Seattle, has two cab- - was held for extra- - n and 67 steerage passengers for Ho ROOMS. If 0, be sure your Baggage store in Montreal FURNISHED is safely and promptly delivered dition. .; nolulu, also .1300 tons of freight Business woman desires room in pri i Down today no radio from ; BASKEARY '.r to noon' vate family, preferably at the beach. FOR SALE at the right place by the l j American-Hawaiia- n One hundred men were entombed by the steamer Geor- Address Box 324, Star-Bulleti- n. Beautiful South Sea Baa $2000 house on ilatloclc A-W- H con-Tenienc- an explosion at the King Coal Com- gian scheduled to arrive this morning 6451 2t - :yS: kets Just received. ave, nr..Piikoi; 50x83; modern - pany's mine at Kimball, W. Va, Four had been , received." t.It is believed A SOUTH SEAS This property has to bo Union Pacific Tranofer Company, Ltd. men are known ttf tiae..beeja killed. that she has metwith the same rough FOR SALE. CURIO CO., Young Bid 3. boU at a sacrifice to close an estate, weather that the Sierra encountered Bay on : Bishop f Street whose owner refused $3300 for it three T U. S. , AUTOMOBILES. ) ; j HAIL OAKRIERS - and may not arrive until tomorrow. years ago. ; Oldsmobile louring car, 1916 j The Georgian is bringing a cargo fill model. $5000 beautiful residence at run 2500. miles; in perfect The ; Only Expert Furniture Movers in this. City. 14 'SI ing her to the hatches. She left Seat cond- the X.W. corner of Waiaiae and 11th tle chock-a-bloc- k, which means she is ition; complete with seat covert, com-- mm power pump, STEIN WAT ave.. Kaimuki. with a r bringing .8000 tons or more. Shippers tire Hartford shock odious dwelling; grounds are 200x - :' rear- - view ' Bargains In Other Piano 174 King St., next to Young Hotel Phones 1874, 1875 sent by her everything they could get absorbers,, mirror, 225. Garageiouthouse, fine tsanienie - bumper, three-- extra Non-Ski- d , ; . PLAYER PIANQS aboard, as she Is the last American- tires lawnfruit. trees, etc . Hawaiian steamer to come to Honolulu and rims; price $950 cash. Tele- THAYER PIANO CO, LTD. from Puget Sound for the present, at phone 43C2, or P. O. Box 503. 158 Hotel 8t. Phone 2313 P. E. R. STRAUCH v Ei3 least'.-''":-- ;" v:v' 6451 tf. WaltjT Bldg. . 11 S, K12S Et, CTAR-BTJLLETI- N MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1910. beve::

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About 400 1 Japanese. & .jnuih less number tban had been expected, at- tended the mass meeting last night at the Asahi theater called to present memorial, addressed to President ' ' a , . chocho-san- : IN t Oi v;" i 7 Wilson, against the Burnett immigra- as tion bill . ! i A Program Never Before Excelled in the Territory. First Dr. G. Negoro. president of the Japa- i - nese Association of Hawaii, presided, fly55 Appearance on Any Legitimate Stage in Honolulu of and there were several speakers, not of whom favored sending the mem- Busier all ' "Madame orial now. The first speaker, T. Hata, exquisitely artistic performance of the adaption of John Luther Long's im--i urged careful consideration,; pointing j An to the Japanese school question in mortal classic. :'r:-'- -; ',' ' ;Ky M . - V California and other matters as in- rv.t i correct or tne me ana 01 mell jap- - stances of Issues which might cause iro nntn.Hrarnn. a uortravai naoits ' ; y lancing trouble. "He also spoke of the Califor- anese race, y yy yv ; '. lie nia land law. scenery is gorgeous. T. Kimura, the second speaker, for- Little Mary's characterizations are superb. jThe Japanese mer editor of the Hawaii Hochi, ex- plained what the Japanese Association LAST CHAPTER OP has done since its organization. Secre- ' tary Matsuzawa of the Japanese Y. M. tV7 C. A. urged that the Japanese in the United States Americanize, them- 'Neal of selves, as a prerequisite to the full em-joyme- nt (NED AND "MAJIE) of American rights.' Rev,E. Ito, Buddhist priest, spoke of the love the Navy' which America has for liberty and y '.'Up an Act Absolutely New in Every Particular. They freedom and hoped that President Wil- , In son would find the Burnett bill against ,mi' Have Been Named in Every European Center as "The these ideals and would veto It. y .rv.;';.y .'-- w -- was :Whirlwinds." 7- V 7 - y After the speeches a cablegram Pathe sent to President Wilson In the name s of the Japanese Association, and the memorial, also protesting against the P Continued Success of Burnett ' bill and explaining the pro- i?' Weekly test in full,' was ordered by rote to Usual Liberty Prices brinb be forwarded in the next mall. I y ; 10, 20, 30 Cents

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" feUIclQllsi J TrciBbsdolirs Charter rlihta of the Honolulu Ra$-I- d - f Transit and Land Company do not of 11 M definitely give the power to carry mini- '1 I I I I II I M it II IIUSIO,' IIELODY AND HAWAIIAN -- SABUONY freight, nor to deal In crushed rock, MoinTday, lit engaging of yet it is in both these PAUAMI This matter, long J pa HOTL STlt. " . WALLINGFORD SERIES IN lines of business. r M txl r A THE ivy a subject for comment, was revived Cf again at a . recent meeting of April '" : : 24 o ;m ': of supervisors. Tho question Correspondence.! p y - p-n- ri the board Special StaiBulletin r-- y ny.r arose In the course of a report on the WAILUKU, April 14. A feeling of action of a special' committee, of optimism exists just now in the pine- which Supervisor Hatch is a member, apple district owing to the prospect in' settling differences between the of much better prices for the product is city and Rapid Transit company con- during the T'next year. '- It Is reported Lvie cerning Its right to tear up Allen that a number; of recent sales made street and lay spur tracks to the pier at a mark- 3-Re- by local packers have been el m of Virtue Lord-Youn- g And an Edison "On the Path under construction by the ed advance and the companies ex- Engineering 'Company for ; the terri- pect demand to result in still bet- " the and their Exposition Company, from the Alcazar Theater, San Francisco, elab-- . 20, 30 ers in nvniimo prices'... ..V.... io. cents tory. J.... ter figures Tbe-crow- have ben an AV Ufe -- T. 7 : . : cohclusfon 'ofhis reixrt, in assured of 'hot less --than $15 per ton. ' , RESERVED y, . r. .VH . . . ;7:50,CENTS - orate production of New. which.- he said the question had been present1 season's crop, and a Willard Mack's Sensational York Success amicably, for' the, settled- Mr. Hatch declared: fonr Cf contract is being considered The committee had, no occasion to go vhiek. It will be fair to into the question of. the right of, the Uoih packer and grower. A special company, m street , railroad under it meeting of the Haiku Fanners'. Asso-clatk- charter, to engage In the business of was held last night at the selling . rock, and1 crushed dees cot Kuiaha school house to discuss ; the commit the board of supervfsors to matter, the Jesuit of which will prob: any view. on that questicn." : most homestead- informal following ably be that of the r Tl In the discussion ers will accept the contracts and plant a r the adoption of his report he said that t i more" 4 extensively this year. company as tar 'lest the transit was chartered The contracts will b for a period of a common carrier-o- f passengers, but our years, or the period, of one plan- : : that as far as he had been able to "-- ting y; v7:-y- ascertain there was no provision in - ' "i its Charter that gave the right to n it an- . i f v. i II r or act as a common . carrier of freight. The public utilities board has " li -- Not that I doubt that it. I a good nounced that ' it will Investigate the thing for the community that it Is en- affairs of the Island Electric Com- gaged fn that business," he stated. "It pany, the Lahalna Electric Company Maui Telephone Company at i y ) would be well . if that provision was and the THE BOi OFFICE OPENS TODAY AT 10 A. II. FOR i contained ' in its charter, "for then it a public meeting to begin at 9 o'clock would be possible to get rock and on Monday morning,' May 15,-- at the Town, public is other freight carried . through the Wailuku Hall. The ' any -- ;::- -a; streets of the city by "rail at; fixed invited to attend and to present would be- - lower complaints or suggestions it may have lO rates which much ' than those now prevailing." to offer, ''yy '. SEAT 10 -- The spur track over. which the dif- REGULAR SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY MORNING AT ficulties arose has been laid to enable ': For the purpose of raisin z a fund the street car company to transport to defray the cost of necessary instru- 1 ' con- i crushed rock to the pier under ments, the recently organized Lahaind v. WB struction. Another spur for which concert : t carry a complete line in band is planning to give a Prices to GO t . ' the board granted permission Is to and entertainment at the Pioneer SI. lead into the grounds of C. W. Case theater on Saturday; May 6. Tbe band both E u rope an and American Deering's residence now building at Is ' already making Very good music Waikiki and will be used for the under the direction of Director Lowell designs atjoeci pricec. : r transportation of building materials. K. Kapau, but "13 working under the handicap of Insufficient' instrument? '' DR. SINCLAIR WILL and of not owning those that it is POLICE JUDGE EXPLAINS ' f" - '' using. - ACTION IN CHEFA CASE , STUDY TREATMENTS The people of Lahalna are much in- TUBERCULOSIS terested in seeing ; that" the band U OF made a success arid to that end have Police Magistrate Monsarrat denies formed an association which will have that he in any way subverted justlc of the the case Kagawa, Japanese ac- Dr. A. N. Sinclair, director ; in of a the direction of the property and : anti-tuberculo- The California Motion Pieties bureau of the' Board fol- cused of "assisting and maintaining" 1 ' finances of the musicians. The - .if of Health, will leave for the mainland lowing- chosen, a chefa bank.' "The prosecution was . Corps Presents way Washing- officers have .been for produce on April 25 on, his to this - association: L. h Weinzheirner, unable to sufficient evidence C.,; on Kagawa ' will attend the vice-presiden- which to convict of th ton, D. where he t? president; .John ; Pierce. . 7v-- y: of the- - American charge, but they could prove that W) annual conrention M. Ambrose, secretary; V. N. hi had tickets in his possession, so tiie Society of Inrmunologists, of which he Luf kin, treasurer; iW, H. Vbung, au- member, i He will visit Chicago, themselves made another charge Is a ditor; Edward Waiaholo. Antone Fur-tad- o, and cities to make a against the man rather than let him -- New York other C. K. Farde and George Free-lan-d, r X-ra- y treatments go free. imposed a prohibitive fine study of and other ; y I. - directors. r y of tuberculosis. ; Upon of $150 against him, and the fact of - j J and diagnoses 1 ; s j - his return to Honolulu the X-ra- y sys- the matter is that I had to release him MOLL:.; r -- on his own recognizance, as1 he is a tem of treating tuberculosis will be GURREY IS NEW HEAD Featuring established in Leahl Home. : poor man with a family of four, to en- y OF CALIFORNIA CLUB able him to raise the amount among -- - : , . ; .: ; . .. - . his friends. The fine isn't paid yet. ' 1 r PERSONALITIES change charge U y"y A". R. Gurrey, Jr., was elected pre- The court can" the j UiialHZiiJlUlKISiilU against a man. and malicious to ' ' sident of the 'University of California it's r! " i - H.' SIIitANDA re- 1 y - . . . MRS. GEORGE say . per 77- 'v:v7 Club Of Hawaii at meeting held last that he does so. Let these 'l 7 7 ,U turned to Honolulu from Kauai in the a sons come into police court and hear J lp-fo-f:2-nm- Wednesday night at the University nfe steamer Mauna Loa j'esterday.' She they, de- ssfczcc fo" ffic Mainland Club. :' K.' all the tacts before condemn," L three .weeks on the Garden Huron Ashford 'was chosen " visited Vice-presiden- clared the jndse. ' as t, and E. S. McGrew, 7 7 '.y v-.'- : '.-- Si-ot- ia- Islands " l . i end 5ferrc. secretary-treasure- r. After 1he business sfeczefs yi -- "WANTS WARM PLACE. ' session the party of 14 members re- ri8tAjaanicn.af .? i Jttxth EpUod. i,t.Sixth EpiWe y , ; ani Ventura at scz, galed themselves at' a .banquet , The Corporal A. Sattlh is somewhere In total nrembershtp of the organi7ation :.vV-.':- - y-y- i 3 Feature -- .8:15 ":-. : n I 1 aerrlng wiUfth British army. is- 40. hyy-t..,- - v HO : The 'Federal Company has been ararded U, S. Gov-- Franc In a letter to the Hawaii Promotion 1 the he states that he wanta to - cmnent contract to equip all battleships and three of Committee Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria. A good place Program beginning ,1 :30 p7 in.5 until go to a warm place and wants to have to The of. food, well pre- r largest radio stations in the world (including Pearl Itar-- . eat." best, . 4 p. rn. on Hawaii. He Is at ! some Information pared. A cool and attractive din ing 6:30 8:30 ;. ;. y , :"; Evening (tow shows), and . b'cr). ;". firing line. , s : yy,.: phone 2225 r.iAcm:a xrith Poulssn apparatus. : i present on the room. Adv. . v;,'' SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY ' . . ' ; -- de-troy- AND EVENING er 7; Htaotaco-PecZi v;1. REAS01T;'V-- The' torpedo boat: Bio-".'grap- zl. United States h: .0 THEMES (tbree-pa- rt ? A to quarantine ffiiy cunniE eye Mane Eyre" drama). WCT.tt recede 1 SAND FOR CONCRETE Jacob' Jones is. ' -- J -- ALL KIN"S OF ROCK AN.D 1 1 . V 7; Be4 Weak, Wwery Ejes and . Tampa, Fla." A negro mess boy on For , i FIREWOOD AND. COAL. bit. 4085 at 7 7 828 Fort Street Telephone Key l The Rustle of a Skirt" (comedy), O. ship contracted smallpox at OnANULATkD EYELIDS " ; 3 QUEEN STREET, ' 7 P. COX 2:: the - Victor. - :77-v'.77-v.- ; west.ina. -- v:.;.: k EIGnT r'

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; GEAf. 1 ' V if! ! !i PEItSH K,.:h':'Hei Entomologists at Planters' Ex- AWNAW periment Station Breeding Special NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS taster ocursions Two Enemies of Pests FOUGHT INDIANS 1 April 13, 1916. FREDERICK TmUIR At. his request, and on account of Leaving Honolala Saturday, April 22, 1916 BY SEARCH ill health, Capt Benjamin K. Ka-n- e GETS THEM OF SOUTHWEST la placed upon the retired list of the National Guard of Hawaii, as of date ' WONDERFUIi DECOR-- ; - HTH ITS Scours Orient and Finally Lo- hereof. -' Personally Conducted ations by Albert Hertcr in the xafe, A leave 30 days, r fighting Is not new of absence of with symbolizing the gifts of the Old World cates What He Wants Southwest a permission to travel beyondl the lim- " Gen. Pershing, ' thins for John J. for its of territory, from April 19. Philippines 10-ye- the to America; the Ixiunge, inspired by in ar he fought indlans during a VIS-NORTO- 1916. Is granted MaJ. Merle M. John- N the Chateau Brissac, in which society stay along the border when they were r ; , ; MR. L. W. DE nt son, 1st Infantry. Witb super-consta- care, two ento- Ac- assembles daily for afternoon tea; the not so gentle as they now. are. : ; mologists .are watching several cigar A leave of absence of GO days, with f c (Hawaii Fublicity Commission) V; stately, spacious Rose Room, where danana is en- cording to the Review of Reviews for permission td travel beyond limits boxes filled with cocoons at the sugar April that experience gave him pre- the the Room, walled and Kee-aumok- u of the territory, from April 19, 191Sr is joyed every evening; Italian, planters experimental station on cisely the. seasoning and equipment ceiled with beautifully carved hazel wood and famed for for on their fate de- granted 1st Lieut Lawrence M. Judd, THREE DAYS TO VOLCANO street for the work with which he is now '.; ' 1st Infantry. its portal of gleaming twisted pilkrs surmounted by a pends the fate of a good deal of Oahu's intrusted. crop. If they turn out their . The oliowin? named enlisted men . golden image ; the Colonial Room, in which the fashion- cane "That decade of soldiering, includ- J tnti cry) wasps, if the wasps do their work, if ed,4 will be honorably discharged by the able worlcT produces original plays , in a completely says the magazine, "in addition they can live through the three stages Apaches, conlraanding offleer, 1st Infantry, for theatre with countless original artistic details to the pacification of the equipped of cocoon, wasp and grub. It means the adjustment of difficulties between the reasons set opposite their. respect- motive) its ive names: Chin Lin Fong, Com- at (such as Arthur Putnam's puma in many that the anomal'a beetle, foe of the the whites and hostile Zunis in Ari- Pvt. pany. H, 1st Infantry, of resi- public rooms with such unique and exclusive service' cane, and the Japanese beetle, foe of zona, and participation in the last In- removal COVERS ALL EXPENSES Roman baths for ladies flo9r) the rose, ar econquered, for they can- dian campaign our army has dence; Pvt Jai Sai, Company H, 1st as the Turkish and (nth that' Infantry; inability to attend drills; 2th" not live where the tiphia and scolia been called upon to make that and for gentlemen (i floor), supplied with salt water Edward A.-Ak- Company 11, 1st live. "Tiphla" and "scolia" are the against the Sioux in 1890-9- 1. All In Pvt ' pumped diredly from the ocean ; the Eledric Grill, ... names or the two wasps 'that It is all, when Pershing was ordered East Infantry, Inability to attend drills. SEVEN DAYS TO HAWAII where table d'hote meals are served at moderate prices : hoped will .come from the cocoons in 1896, Second. Lieut George Brandt 1st ' in he had seen about every form ". - Visiting "Volcano, Kalapana, Hamakna Hilo the Hotel St. Francis is one of the most interesting time. ;. v ''':'.. of active service that was possible at Infantry, is relieved from duty with Puna, and - V-- show places in San Francisco, and a place at which Shipments of the cocoons come that period for any ' officer of our that regiment and assigned to the 2nd ; ';':. District- s- Ha- Infantry. will report interesting people invariably gather. from Manila on every boat The army. Furthermore, he had learned Lieut Brandt in waiian Sugar Planters. ; Association the nature of that whole region, and. person or in writing to his regimental HOTEL the largest hotel man in the Philippines gathering by coining commander for assignment and for F3 THE ST.fRANdS, in haa a to close quarters with our ' - duty.- Western America (over one thousand rooms), faces an and breeding them. Jle packs them Indian- problem in some - of its most w in a casing or mud from the cane-field- s acute aspects, be had found out how The resignation of Capt Edwin A. entire side of Union Square, the center of the city's , as an of the before they leave, but this is to cope . with 4he hostile movements Peck, officer life and color," where the activity of all famous carnivals arrival National Guard of Hawaii, is accepted, COVERS ALL EXPENSES knocked from them on their of a savage enemy in his own habitat. ' like the Portola, Native Sons fiesta, and New Year sub- effective ' ; . here and cotton batting wrapping All this experience was in later years this da$e. ' , celebrations are focused, and where military displays on stituted for It A few are left In open to bear fruit in a distant part of the The following named enlisted men wrapping and by, such occasions as the visits to the St. Francis of President glass jars without the world, where our government and bur will . be honorably discharged the - Roosevelt, President Taft, Prince Fushimi of Japan,; subjected to the Uight Others are army unexpectedly came into new and commanding officer, 2d Infantry for Inter- Island SteamN Co.,Ltd. cane fields about the strange responsibilities reasons opposite respec aviation Prince Tsai Hsun of China, Admiral Evans in command placed in the and duties. the set their island and at the experimental station. "The brief Santiago campaign in the tive names; Cpl. N. Viray, 1st Sepa--I Queen Honolulu, T. H. of the battleship fleet, and other dignitaries, have pro- carefully every day. Company, Infantry, I Street ; Ail are examined War with Spain meant little to Persh rate removal of vided historic v .' that-i- spectacles. , How insects Were Found., ing save t gave him his chance residence: Pvt. Valentin Doromal,.lst A. Mulr is the man who as an officer in the 10th Cavalry (col- Separate Company. Infantry, removal NOTE-Th-ile the Hotel Sc. Francis will never tower its rates Frederick to de- of residence; A. M. Kennedy, 2d beneath the point which it is possible provide a .service found the two insects that are ored troops) to display a coolness and Pvt at to at found on drills-- ; least equal to that of the best mecropoliuMuxels in the world, it stroy a pest that haa been bravery under fire which his colonel, Infantry, inability to attend respedfully invites comparison between its charges and the tariff Oahu's cane and the Japanese beetle, a veteran of the Civil War, said he Pvt. J. Reinhardt 2d Infantry, remov- Hono- : .established by any other hotel of the first rank. ; condemned most vehemently by had never seen equaled. He was pro al of residence. lulu householders because of its rose- moted for gallantry . at the battle of Pvt Willie William, Company C, ' ' depredations. He scotired Japan, El Caney. From "Pershing . on the 2d Infantry, Is transferred to the 1st S EUROPEAN PLAN V bush ' extensive renovation? Formosa and the whole tropical Orient Trail.", Infantry." 'v- - n7HI LE Rooms, from $2.00; with bath, from $2.50 before he finally found what he want- y y ed in the Philippines. He returned ARMY ORDERS and improvements are being with his find and with the assistance POLICECOURT-DOING- S of P.' H. Timberlake, an entomologist made at our old location, we will loaned by the department of agricul- AND NOTATIONS FOUND Electrician Sgt. 1st Class Edward Artillery Corps, hav- Si. ture to the planters' association, is ON STATION BLOTTER Johnsoa, Coast o , "HOTEL PRECIS' propagating the wasps. Once it is ing arrived in thi3cUy on the trans- serve our pat ro n s next do r they port : Sheridan, will proceed, to Fort I certain that they will thrive here A sentence $150 costs was SAN cane fields and of and Ruger, H. T reporting on arrival to i : FRANCISCO will be liberated in the imposed on Kaawa,'W Japanese, who (908 Fort St. MANAdt MENT JAM J so the fort commander for duty. The ' t vOOOf left to do the worfc they are doing V', sugarr plant- pleaded guilty to the charge of selling iQuartermaster Corps will furnish the wonderfully well for the - chefa tickets.- ; A ' second charge . - Philippines. v necessary transportation. ers of the against him "of "assisting and main- :Pvt Elistus Biyant Company. I, 1st , now life story . of two i Read the taining" a chefa bank was nolled. , wasps 4.he. good they can do as Infantry, is transferred to, the 53th other-'-wi- se and Company, Corps Reservations made free of charge by wireless or A. , Coast Artillery and to a reporter by Frederick Muir N-.'- told Because (X A. Wlgley, U. S. a will rroceed to Fort De Russy, H. T by Honolulu representative, " entomologist petty on board the IT. S. S. com- beetle is a pest that officer reporting on arrival to the fort "The anomala Navajo, is awaiting a medical survey mander for duty with the organization has been discovered at its work In navy " recenUy. by the;, medical authoritled to which transferred. sections of Oahu very It has may discharge ' (Heinie) islands as yet, which, in .'his' Wagoner Herbert Fireline, Troop I, R. HEYDENREICH not spread to the other from the service because of physical 4th Cavalry, Schofleld Barracks, H. T ! telling may. - but there Is no when it ; Ycur- - Hotel Phone 1234 sugar Incapacitation for duty,"; the case will be discharged from the army hy ' A!:r:id:r roots of the Its ignib lives on the arainst him of heedless and reckless the commanding general of that post, cane, breeds rapidly and does much ' MciNESrCf'G driving has been postponed in the po- by purchase. ; v '.:;, ; - obtains a foot- damage wherever, it 19 i 104th ;i ' ' lice court until Wednesday, April Sgt James A. Dearbeyne, hold.- ' r- ; Company, Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Japanese beetle Is the insect 1 "Where Quality Reigns" ."The Wnen Prosecuting Attorney1 Charles Armstrong, . H, will be discharged cultivation almost le that makes rose F. ChiUingworth explained in the po- from the army by the commanding in Honolulu. It is too well post, by purchase. descripUon.. Sufficient lice court that First Deputy Attorney officer of that do not known, to need. A. M. Cristy was handling the graft Pay Clerk Will T. Tabor, Quarter- In ordeiing today to say that there are no rose bushes charge against Gray pf master Corps, having- - reported at 01 Police Officer f in the lowlands because It sijfehe-f- a headquarters this date; in com- enemy of both Wahiawa in the matter of the these "The scolia is the bankers' and four gamblers, ar- pliance, with paragraph 35, Special the Japanese and anomala beetles. The Orders, No. 20, War Department 1916, for.iet to include only. " rested in a recent raid at that place, n tiphla kills off the anomala before the civil service commissioners Is assigned to duty in the office of the "This despite the fact that it is im- Department Quartermaster with sta- dif- and requested a continuance in the possible for scientist to teU the in city from date of report-ing-.' ano- trial of the bankers and gamblers, the tion this n the grub' of the .Vy-Xy- - ference between '"' f-'- A r, Japanese .beetle with case was carried over from last, week mala and the ; P .0 to tomorrow. ; . ? o two i out the aid of a microscope. The Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria. A good placet wasps fly close to the ground and with pre- AND NOVELTIES The case of Xawrence Mackey. a to . eat The best of food well ORIENTAL unerring linstinct bore six or seven pared. A cool and attractive dining deposit soldierrheld on a statutory.charge, has inches into the earth and their complain- room. Adv. eggs of the beetle grubs. been "nolled. because the on the back ing : with the witness is said , to have left the brand 1 has a reputation for highest The tiphia will not bother territory. The defense claimed it was Boy Scouts from Cleveland, Jack- The Metropolitan Japanese. beetle, does not even bore for Columbus a case of mistaken . Identity, as the son,' Detroit, Cincinnati and Hotel From the surface of the earth it an "jlder. boys" conference Phone 1522 Nuuanu, near quality and is most appetizing. ; : it twe ect of which Mackey was accused is. attended knows the difference between the supposed to at Toledo, in the interest of the scout have occurred at about ' ' a difference that It takes a glass for ? ; ... ' ' the same was movement. ; ' time that the defendant ' man. to discover. rescuing little girl from drowning "When." the ..eggs 'are deposited the a wasps sting, the grab and paralyze It who had fallen Into? the bay at Kane-on- e. Just Arrived Delicious, Fresh not die. did it would Mackey .was turned back o his It does If it - company for duty. k .." decay before the eggs hatch. That is .'.; v own. ' - Rising how nature cares for her Being informed Charles Ben slrjiGin and KIsiMMilt "When the, grubs hatch Trora the that 2 jamin, a sailor who belongs to i the Criiay eggs they eat the paralyzed grub of ' li:t filled. Japanese beetle and crew of the wrecked schooner Pros- cf Orders for Island Fish also.promptly: the . anomala or per and found, guilty! of being drunk is i risilt live on it nntil they are ready to spin " ' in a public place, had just signed ship- - ttfeir cocoons. - S5IJ- Japanese ping articles on tho schooner, Marie, Thus the anomala and the - " destroyed. The cocoons which was to , sail before Benjamin beetles are could finish working out his fine Po- wasps and : the whole pro- turn out lice Magistrate J. M. MoJlsirrat set 1L over again." ': " cess starts aside his sentence of 6 and costs in Now that you. know there Is hope, " this case, with the remark that 1 : King Street: go look up the florists catalogues and order rose bushes as soon the territory is better rid of such be ready to a man and was glad to, take this oppor- as Mr. Mulr gives the word; :i tunity of shipping him out - , said be the Henry Biederbrick, to E. Btown, a California, last surviving member of the Greely tourist from ' : in the police court week paid expedition of 1881-188- 4, died at last a Arctic fine of $5 and costs; minimum fine -- G Vl37iCOl Go o 3 home In Jersey Citv. aeed .58. the his the court could impose on a charge of M AND JAPANESE PAPER FISH KITES driving with insufficient headlights. THE VALUE OF Motorcycle 1 Policeman Chilton ; ar- Easter Candy Chickens In all TOT rested Mr. Brown, because his very , - . colors lights ' i i , Truth in business is just as important brilliant had . no dimmers. i y Brown advised, tie court that the law as truth in cvery-da- life; truth creates Each cake ; wasn't enforced in California, but was Imperial v r good-wi- ll Ml. confidence, establishes and ridiculed by the police themselves. wrapped to will not b Peroxide builds a reliability that be The court informed Mr.;: Brown : that delivery .to wrecked by the storms of competition. this matter, of proper dimmers" was" a insure is an antiseptic : generations people particular , hobby supervisors sanit- Through three of the you in a 1 have learned to place reliance on. the'" and he was obliged to impose the fine. P P soap, made for V advertised words of Scott's Emulsion', ary condition U u UwfC'atr Trill lf i because they are untarnished, unex-aggerat- ed Marine doing nicely and to retain I R R truisms about a household hospital today and general : at E remedy of real and actual worth; it'a original E purposes f ' r This morning the Department Hos- - The popularity of Scott's Emulsion pital at Fort Shatter, which handles delicate perfume, is increasing as intelligence advances, all the navy hospital cases, reported Ha3 a most plccrinz because in these days of adulterations Private Paul Foster, Marine Corps, to Lladein tne clean- F0R SALE AT ALL delicate ldn, STOCKS AND BONDS - it continues to guarantee pure cod liver oil be doing very nicely and getting along effect on T medicinally perfected with glycerine and well. Foster was injured in a quarrel est most canitary fact- 1 making . SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES - besides it 4 to build strength, im- with Pvt- Harold Wegner, also of the to net ;:s' Cccutor, Trustee, Administrator prove the blood and strengthen the lungs. Marine CorpB, over a crap game. Weg- ory in the frorld. DRUG STORES healthy and clean. It is free from harmful drugs a whole- ner is alleged to have seized his rifle 3 r. T; :'. General Trust Business.' , some food-toni- t, truthfully advertised. and smashed it down on Foster's head, Scott & Bvjwuc, Toronto, Oat. 15-- 20 fracturing his skull.