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Evening Bulletin. 1SS2. No. 6329 EL 12 PACrS-HONOLU- LU, TERRITpBY OF .29, 1917. 12 Hawaiian SUr, VoL XXV, No. 7970 HAWAII, MONDAY, 'OCTOBER PAG PRICE FIVE CENTS

blAilj.lb ?1 JV J 2 ' si w I In MAVERICK Freight Train SHIPPING RATES FROM New Ambassador OPTIMISTIC OVER ' WE Collision Five mi G1VM UP TO COAST DUE FOR BIG JUMP ToleetEiiiperor KORTHEIlfJ BATTLE; BELGIUM Hurt luVonteers I Formally Tuesday AS LOST Replacement of Matson Boats By Vessels Not So Suitable for BARES TRICIIS (Auocitted Press bj V. S. Nzrtf Wirlu.) Government Use Will Brina i nem in Classification Which GERAPEACE Will Require More for Their Use Than Can Be Earned By ''Mystery" Ship of Hilo Thought L J Freight Vessels at Present Rate NEWSPAPER EXPOSES LATEST MANEUVER BY TEUTONS to Have Been Destroyed volunteers with the San Artor.io in f LITTLE ACTIVE FIGHTING ON WEST TODAY ON THE aviation scnooi were mjurea to L'uless commandeered American 6hips are to be 'operated at a loss r.';--. Recent Typhoon t the NORTHERN ; day and many other passengers by the shipping board there will be a material increase in freight END OF EAST FRONT GERMANS AGAIN f imperilled when a freight train rates between Honolulu and San Francisco, shipping men who have been RETIRE since she departed - r tNliwRD of i crashed Into the rear of the pas- studying the announced schedule under which the ships were taken over I on August 14 - I from Manila last senaer train cn which the sol- by the government, declare. ago for -- ' two and a half months f diers were riding. The schedule is based upon three classifications. The first is for cargo (Associated IVess1)y TT. S. Naval Wireless - Honolulu without cargo, the freighter : 4- adopted two-fol- d boats and tankers. For passenger steamers the board a ROMEr Italy, Oct. Maverick,' Hllo's famous "mystery basis of classification. Class A consisting of steamers with a capacity 29.Late today it wa announced from .fcblp of 115, is relieved to have been over passengers and Class B consisting of steamers with a capacity the war office that the Italians are checking the Teuton ad- lost in the typhoon that sorely bur 73 150 passengers. Steamers failing in both classes are further - ' of from to vance on the plains of feted the transport Thomas in the classified according to speed. northern Italy. It is stated that the same waters. ..f ARMY PROBE Until tne announcement was made troops are "fulfilling their duty and carrying out orders.1 This is the announcement made today Saturday that the Maui, Matsonia and by naval authorities for no word has Wilheimina were to be requisitioned come to tell the fate of the old eteam immediately for government use it LONDON, Eng., Oct. 29. Steps are being taken by the ; cr which left Manila Just' one day OF TYPHOID was estimated that the government Shipyards military forces of the Allies to render the fullest assistance to ahead of the Thomas and which was would have to pay the owners nearly the to have proceeded on to the Eastern $i 15,000 .each a month for their op- Italians in their effort to stem the Teuton advance. coast, by way of the Panama canal erations, according to the schedule of after a brief stay In this port. payments announced. This was be- IS ORDERED WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 29.-.L- ack of muni- the-Clas- s quali- -' material, , Upon, her arrival la Batavia in 1915 cause they came in A t'--';-- ' ' the Maverick was Interned or detained fication of passenger vessels with 10,-00- 0 ' tions and guns, together with the presence of a large number weight carrying .capa- nn by the Dutch government, but was tons dead of unseasoned troops on the Italian right winfj in the face of 'later purchased. by the South Atlantic Board is Named By General city and had a speed of 15 knots or ' Draft Transport Company of Baltimore, She more. an overwhelming number of AustroGermans, is given as the Wisser to Ascertain Cause now Is presumed that their left Batavia under the American flag Hut it ROLAND S. MORRIS. cause of the Italian defeat in the ulian Alps by military- - ex- ' owners will be paid for their use. un- f J and proceeded to Manila, arriving at and Remedy Same . pay (Associated Press by X). S. Niral Wireless.) (Special Ckble K:prn perts mission .. the Philippine port on-Augu- 7. She der a provision in the schedule to Jlji) with the Italian in the United States. spent just a week in Manila before which provides that a certain num- OKIO, JapaD, Oct. 29. Arrange- - N an attempt determine the cause requisitioned morning departing on what was probably the ber of vessels may be . raents were made this ' or causes for the recent outbreak of ser- T En?:., Oct 29. Germany diplomatic imperial latest . - last voyage of a rather romantic I for '"the continued and exclusive WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 29. by the minister of the LONDON, V coup, typhoid fever at Schofleld Barrack3. Well-informe- career." vice of the army and navy." Under d Washington offi- - household with Mr. Roland S. .Morris, tp engineer a separate teacu witli Belgium,' has a board of officers has been appointed this arrangement vessels will be tak cials now claim that unless the newly appointed United States am- The name Maverick brings thrill by Brig.-Ge- n. P. Wisser, depart f a John en over on a Dare snip oasis., ine shortage of skilled workmen ne- - bassador to Japan, to have the latter been defeated and the attempts of the Hun ministry exposed. yet Hawaii, 10-da- y stay of in for the ment commander, to conduct a thor rate on this basis has been fixed at cessary in the shipbuilding trades presented tomorrow to the Japanese La letropole, t he Belgian newspaper jmbl ished here since the vesseLin Hilo on an unexplained ough study and investigation. $5.73 per ton gross for passenger emperor. accompanied voyage is relieved at once, it will be Mr. Morris, and without freight has never .Whatever recommendations the of 11 knots speed, with an t necessary by Morris, Jap- the Belgian govemment was driven from France and the up. steamers f for the government to Mrs. arrived in the been fully cleared board decides on for the prevention additional allowance of 50 cnts per resort to conscription in order to f anese capital last week to' assume the country overrun with; Germans, tells of the German attempt Surmise was prevalent that the ves of the disease in.the future eitticr at ton for each knot in excess of 11 and speed the vast shipbuilding pro- - important diplomatic post made va- ' - f to separate the Allies, driving a diplomatic wedge ossihlo sel was to meet the Annie Larsea tLat post or at the other posts of the up to 16 knots. f gram. It is said that many of the cant through the death of the late if ' later and was then to be rigged up as aepartment win oe ,suDmmed' at tne Nevertheless the replacement cf yards are so short of men that George W. Guthrie last January. between Belgium and tlie countries wliich are fighting - for German raider, a- surmise which close of the investigation. vAU r"r ons these steamers -- with others in the they cannot complete the con- - Ambassador Morris will make his a' - Belgian freedom as well as their own seen rify. ' may have. , been well founded, but in the military service of .the xlepart- Hawaii trade, not so suitable for gov- tracts or hand unless they can "f first off icial" visit tomorrow morning r. roent wjxnf maxlc needed Q tarry, out ernment usest! will bring them hi 4- - solttr the Tabor sRuatlour' ' fit4 the imperial" palace and wilfbe re- It is declared that the Ger- iue inrcsugauou . are uinxica 10 uo classifications which will require a ' ceived in audience by Japanese During her 6tay in Hilo the boat the man -- trick was defeated by so' by The ; board payment good deal more for : '';':-i'- was boarded by customs officials and the commander, of a their ruler. "; y;,y : i : '? ; Bel- TIIOG IS was finally allowed to clear upon named is as follows: ure than can be earned by vessels Baron J)e Brofjueville, the WEilN declaring she was headed for 13a-tavla- ,- Lieut-Co- l. Horace D. Bloombergh, carrying freight from here to San re- that $4 gian foreign minister, who was said after ar Medical Corps; MaJ. George R. Callen- - Francisco , at the present, rate of It that her ton. plan refused rival, there one of her officers made der,rMedical Corps; 1st Lieut Charles a LATE NEWS AT A GLANCE pudiated the and TAKEN ASSAILING M. O'Connor, Medical Corps. As as- The lowest rate quoted as that to insidious advice Alls r usib, lu vsciuiau auu uevaiuo which will paid by government listen to the U-bo- be the commander of a y:L: " sistant to MaJ. Callender in the de - partment hospital laboratory during is $5.73 per ton for steamers rated as when the offer was made Bel- The . typhoon which , is believed to cargo 10,000 STflEET " the investigation 1st Lieut. Arthur I 'boats with tons dead fllfll Oil liave destroyed the Maverick was. one weight carrying capacity. Small U. S. GUNS SHELLING gium. Davis, Medical Reserve Corps, who is GERMANS BERLIN, dermany, Oct. 29'. The of the raost severe ever encountered now steamers with a carrying capacity of stationed at Schoficld Barracks, now standing M. off t) Philippine coast Officers'of 250 to S000 tons will be allowed $7 Teuton trodus are be I has been named. . Chin Tan In,, alleged Korean thug the Thomes admitted the seriousness per ton. Vessels of speed in excess WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Oct. 29. American ba- fore the Italian headquarters at Udln Another from ; typhoid, and supposed to be the man terroriz 'cf it and many of those aboard were death that of 11 knots will be allowed 50 cents tteries are continuing to shell the German lines at regular intervals, and the Italy, and the third Italian armyis 12-ye- ar ing Makiki-Punaho- u of old Malie Nalmu Keliihee- - following-simila- r The residents of the making only brief resistance. - - in grave fear of the Dig vessel's ainls per ton dead weight per month for enemy is tactics. .No further official communication on . 1 . . . . - n&lu Walpahn, aistricT,J was captured ing. Finally the storm had sub-- : of has been reported 11 the activities of American troops in Franco has been Issued but it may Italians from WIppach to the Adriatic, last nignt aeout. fter each knot over knots. - 11 in midst of a struggle tided the .transport put back to For- to the board of health. This death oc Besides the liberal allowance which bet stated that no special infantry activity has taken place. Snow on the are now in retreat. On the Adriatic the with a :v curred at the Children's hospital after coast Cormons has been captured and Japanese servant girl, Katsu Sdo. em. mosa for repairs. ' is to be given the owners of the com- front last night interfered with all operations. an 'illness of six weeks. ' "i the Austro-German- s are approaching ployed at the home of E. J. Botts, il , r mandeered ships, it is understood that ' The Maverick, though old, is said to - the frontier. The number of prisoners 1536 Dpminis avenue. have been quite seaworthy, .but It is the shipping .board will furnish the HAWAII CONGRESSIONAL PARTY ON ITS WAY HERE fuel and pay port fees, but the sal- SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 29. Congressmen in the official party is Increasing. Send a policeman "up to Anapunl believed prabable that she was unable The front is yielding and the north and Wilder avenues right away - NEW YORK STOCK aries of the steamer crews are to be bound for Hawaii arrived here today and will be the guests of Governor to ride the typhoon. . paid by the operators. Bamberger at a great banquet and patriotic meeting tonight. sector has been pierced to Ploecken called a feminine voice over the tele- MARKET TODAY J pass, Italian front on the phone early ; The expected necessity for ah in- The entire at an hour this morning, crease of the freight : rates between BRITISH AVIATORS DROP TONS OF BOMBS. Isonzo has collapsed and Is in refreat as Police Sergeant Dave Kamauoha - being :: Satur- Hawaii and the coast Is solely LONDON, Eng., Oct. 29. British naval aero forces returned safely to- toward Tagliamonle,. the roads picked up the receiver. The sergeant based a Today day on surmise on the part of shipping day Ironi an extensive raid on German plants in Belgium 'and terri- covered with disorderly columns. . ta at-- i or me operator and instructed Gold the other Alaska 3H 34 men, bat estimated on the official an- tory. It is announced that the naval planes bombarded establishments at him to get in touch immediately with American. Smelter S3?a 87 nouncement of the rates of pay is- Engel, St. Denis and Westrem, dropping many tons of explosives, and that LONDON, Eng.,; Oct. 29. A school the mounted police officers in the Pu Rfg. . . . American Sugar 103 106'2 sued by the government when the two tons Mere dropped on railway junctions at Lichtervelde, Belgium. One holiday has been declared in Germany nahou district. The police patrol was : -- American Tel. & Tel. ; , 112 114 victory over Italy, out Kalihi way, sup- ships were commandeered on October airship failed to return. . . to celebrate the picking up a . . ; Anaconda Copper. . . .. 822 ' says an Amsterdam despatch. posedly insane person: ; mm 13. . Atchison . ,..... 93 Emperor Charles of ' 922 : The kaiser and - The local . shipping men say they ALL PACKING PLANTS TO GO U NDER GOVERNMENT CONTROL. Several minutes later." the vtIce ap- Loco. . . on Baldwin- ..... 60 63 cannot sefehow the shipping board can CHICAGO, 111., Oct. 29. News was received here today every pack--, Austria are expected to meet the pealed to' the sergeant again. & Ohio that "For Baltimore 5638 57 avoid raising the freight rates when lug plant will be placed government control on November 1. Isonzo front in a few days. pity sakes," it said, "send police Bethlehem Steel under that tfcey are paying $115,000 for vessels man! There'll be a murder If vou don't - mm b b 82'2 86'4 (Continued on page three) - REPORT KAISER PICKS OUT NEW CHANCELLOR. TEUTON GAINS AT VERDUN hurry" Calif.. Petroleum 13 Wz AMSTERDAM, Netherlands. Oct. 29. rThe Berlin Zeltung Am Mittag SOON TURNED TO' LOSSES The sergeant tried vainly to get the Story Reaching U. S. Marshal Canadian Pacific 138 144Ta says that the chancellorship has been offered to Dr. von Hertiing, now the C, M. & P. (St. Paul) 47 St 45'4 JAPANESE LOSE Bavarian premier. despatch a bicycle policeman to Tells of Threat to Mob Colo. Fuel & Iron ...... 37 , 39 PARIS, France, Oct. 29. The Ger- the y scene of the disorder, when the natrnl : Crucible Steel ... .'. . ... 64 4 6774 mans today gained a brief footing in - German on Maui PREACHER WHO PRAYED FOR KAISER IS WHIPPED. . . . 31 positions at Chan me wood, on Cuban Cane ...... 292 CINCINNAT?, Ohio, Oct, 29. Bigelow, of People's French . . 16' r.lORE STEALERS Herbert head the sector, were later "Never ; mind the Insane Erie Common ..... : 18'4 2 here, was kidnapped nignt whipped the Verdun but man." HAT v a German employed on a Church last and with a blacksiiake ia shouted sergeant, General. Electric 131 134 ... - ; ejected from the greater part of the the "Get np to' ' '", Kentucky woods. Priorto a Socialist meeting in his church yesterday I Maui planUtlonrecenUy,:60ughUGenera Motors, rffew .. 87Vi 93 'j - . " trenches they had won. Wilder and Anapunl as fast as you I 20.--T- morning he had prayed for the repose of the soul of the kaiser and of thfi 9 Great Northern Pfd. 994 103 TOKIO, Japan, Oct. more Belgium soldiers, supporting and can make It." The driver whirled the nar-Sxw- ly "proud surrounding econd Liberty Loan, and that' he Inter. Harvn N. J. Japanese steamers are reported as men him." joining with the French army to the pairui auoui, ana spea aown Jierchant fcA ' ItAn T 1. m a a escaped being jnobbed for Ills Kennecott Copper 33 34 having been submarined In the At- west of the D'Hutholst forest, yester- cucb, ucaueuJnJ iur ruiutuou. .' JUSI at . t. . . . At . . . pro-Teuto- n ' is- story GOVERNMENT TO PUT BAN ON CANNED FOOD SPECULATION. i activities, -' the Lehigh R. R 57 58 lantic, off the west coast of Africa, day drove back the Teutons i'or a con- mat uiuiuie me operator announced - Valley WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 29. Regulations preventing speculation In brought to Honolulu by a New York Central 71 Moyori Maru was a victim of a Ger- siderable distance and on a broad that he had the mounted police on ...... 72 1, u - to attend the U-bo- canned foods; effective November were announced today. All manufactur- Islander. who is here Pennsylvania ...... 50V4 504 man south of the Canary Is- front, capturing a number of import- convention of sugar mill v ers and dealers in canned foods will be licensed. con- fifth annual Ray Console' ,...... 22'2 23 lands. AH on board but one were ant . salients, f They thus made t'Send him up," shouted the ser- engineers. ; Reading Common 72 75 safely landed on an island. siderable progress in the movements geant, and the mounted was' been AND OTHER GET TWO YEARS w!iceman The. name of the German has Southern Pacific ...... i. Z7K The second attacked was the Ikomu WEHDE PLOTTERS against Dixmude. soon galloping from Beretania and Marshal J. J. Smlddy, who in- Wk CHICAGO, 111 , Oct. 29. Albert Wehde, the German plotter charged given to Studebaker Maru, an - armed Japanese steamer. All day Sunday the French were Punahou streets to the scene According, 38', 404 violating U. S. by conspiring of 4he tends to investigate. to the Texas Oil 141 147 She had a running fight with the Hun with neutrality to foment revolution in India, bombarding German positions on the trouble. ..' mill engineer, a complaint that the 118 and arrested by the department of justice in Honolulu, was sentenced in Aisne salient and an advance toward Union Pacific 120'4 submarine, north of Madeira islands, pay While the officer in tlie patrol was German was attempting to discourage at- federal court today to spend two years in jail and a fine of $10,000. xaon with attacks on several objee s, U. S. Steel 1032 106Js but was finally overcome by the Eoan-wa- given Gup- - w me nisaiie prisoner, subscriptions to the Liberty Utah 80' - AH of crew tor- A similar sentence was Gustav H. Jacobson and Heramba Lai tlves in that direction are indicated ' 4 83!2 tacker. the of the the patrol was dashing at breakneck made to Maui residents by a Union ia, anomer oi me men accusea m connection w:tn inaia activities, wastto military observers, Western 88i4 86Vz pedoed yes3el landed oa an island & . a r a. . : A J3 .AAA I Bueea ?.'-- "' i J x .1 toward Anapunl street." Just as goese. Westinghcuse 42 42 after many hours of excitement. They senieucea iu is uiuums iiupiisuiiuieui. auu iu pay une oi the Followmg the receipt of the report, mounted officer galloped up to the are now under the are of the Portu- GERMANS EVACUATE small crowd of persons - many oth-tr- s, INTER-ISLAN- D CASE ARGUER BEFORE FEDERAL JUDGE. who had these residents, as well as Bid. d. JUnquoted. guese over thjt i authorities there. Two hours were consumed this morning in further argument of the PENINSULA rhoned for the nolice the natrnl became highly incensed WERDER reached aetic and determined to "get" the motion to remand back to circuit court the case of the public utilities com- the scene. Inter-Islan- d ' . & . W 1 AA AA W , AA AA Al 1 1 1 I I 1 I A I m Ccrr.v-- .: The excitement and resent-- ( mission against the Steam Navigation Co., which was taken PETROGRAD, Russia, Oct. 29. The II ii S . ment became so-inten-se that mob talk, to federal court on a motion to dissolve the temporary injunction brought Germans have evacuated Werder pen-- ; tacked the Japanese servant girl, and A - A A prevalent, w hereupon the Por-- by the commission against the company to enjoin it from refusing to obey: insula, on of - A J AA 1 . became ! . the northern end the tuguese, it is asserted, declared that Libe an order to return to the schedule of passenger and freight rates 'in tr front, according to announce- - when residents, hearing --the girl's .; Uie Etory he had told in the beginning rty Loan Commit tee fect in 1916. Today's argument was held in the chambers of Federal Judge ment here today. rusuea w ner am. me as-- was untrue. i Horace W. Vaughan. Further argument will be had at 10 o'clock tomor-- J On the lands skirting the Riga and eauuuL was ui Ken to neaaquariers. w ' Nothing further . was done in .the row morning. .Finland Gulfs the Germans were re-- It is alleged the Korean lay in wait matter, as the authorities on the Val- Reguests to be quiescent. for the rirl anrl a sh faicnprf h iorted In Esthonia ' ley Island kad nothing to work on aft- Waterfront Detective A. E. Carter this afternoon arrested Carl Steele, Russians who were attempting to sprung at her. She tried-t- break -- Portuguese had withdrawn his Carter, aged l'J. a private in Company L, 1st Infantry. Scho - j with dls- - away from him and screamed. er the . alias Walter fraternize the Teutons were The . all merchants in Honolulu and throughout , fir6t statement. The story first reach- the Territory field, as the latter was boarding a schooner which is scheduled to sail covered and were fired upon by their i Korean threw a noose around her . .' T T T--l t with the arrival of the was H - it - neck but th girk. getting a be- ed Honolulu to remove at" once Loan "and soon for the mainland. Steele In civilian clothes. When arrested he uwu airiiucijf. mvy efe.uius quiCK- flnser Maul delegation of mill engineers. the Liberty posters placards declared that' he had run away because he 'didn't want to pull up targets ly dispersed and fled back Into their hind the cord, was able to keep it from . , Just what action Marshal Smiddy" from their windows and doors. Also, where possible, from the range.". This is the third alleged deserter arrested within tie own lines. choking her, and screamed lustily. Intends to take has not been disclos--! past two days by Detective Carter as they were boarding outbound ves-sei- s. Stanley Johnson, residing. on Anapunl semi-dark- - J. It was reported today that if a - . street, rushed eat into the merchants are asked to retain all placards which do SUBMARINE CAPTURES AND ' federal officer should visit Maul he not ness and grabbed the Korean. . j na-- I HAMMOND, could secure details of the affair first- contain the words "Second Liberty Loan" for further The Japanese company of the S. a retired harness TOWS U.JS.J5AILING SHIP The Korean was first held cn-- a va- - hand in Walluku. tional guard now on duty in Nuuanu man of Tulare, where he was in busi- grancy cnarge put it was saia tnis . f 23 years ago, nov.w As far. as is . known, this is the display in event another Government Bond campaign is valley will be relieved tomorrow by ness and a resident LONDON, Eng Oct. 29. News has morning that the felony charge of as- first attempt of a German to discour-subscription- s a 'provisional company, made up of of Honolulu, Is here shaking bands been received here that the American sault with a deadlr weanon mlcht b to the Liberty Loan i men from various companies of the with many old friends. Percy Swift, a sailing was cap- lodged a gun" conducted later. . . , vessel Fannie Prescott against, him, as he had fi Hawaii, no pro-Germ- an activities regiment The change was to have former well known Santa Cruzan, is tured and taken in tow by a subma- handy and threatened to kill the girt ", ! v!rs been reported while the first air.. Hammond's son-in-law- ,- Santa rine after the crew had abandoned her i" she did. not submit, according to r -3 L ; in e suiscxlted tcra ntcai was mada to the previous order. Cruz. CaU SentineL v suoDosedty in a sinking condition. her sfr, 0 STAR-BULLETIN- TWO nOXOLUMT V OXPAV. OCTOBER 20, 1917.

ed to Hart, that if any crfente had rr 3 HART DEFENSE Len committed it was the embezzle- MILL ENGINEERS AND CHEMISTS MFilORiOFNAVY ment of stock and not money. ani u that there was nothing to show that A? Hart had converted any money to LL WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY LOSES POINTS own use. OPEN FIFTH AN NUAL CONVENTION MEN KILLED ON JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 1211. The attorney also declared that the evidence had tailed to how that ti e money alleged to have Wen embezzled 1 cen- - amounted, to the value of securitlea Ex- - J. A. Gibb. chairman of the IUTY, HONORED IN FRAUD TRIAL Tractors Now Used Almost 1 witbln the meaning of the Matute, but l frrr rvit torn In V.arPii .if f n i t Graham books clusively on Plantations; ention, read a report of the commit- - jjaK that it as only credits on the of the brokerage firm. He declare! Phprnktc. NamP Officers ! tee on "Field Machinery." The paper Court Refuses Plea to Strike further that flart's parrtorted state t whh the use of lractors and tat. Memorial services fcr the twenty-eih- t Breafe to Doyle and McDuffie lie UI lts? imuiiuwi.1. int-- naval officer? and men who have WRAPPED AS SOON AS BAKED. rrirnt that Th lf.h 2nnu2l convention of the "t""als engaged upon Out Purported Confession 1 lost their lives while would plead guiity to all charge. wa.M,,i of the Hawaiian country ! use in tne islands, i;i their duties in defense cf the for the 'tween meal sandwiches From Record ; fiiilt finite a3 Hart did not know what .,Jnt.erjn Asioc iatiun vas torially -v. . v. were held yesterday afternoon at the the charges against him were. opened tnis morning in the Library of .u--- for the boy ' " Army and Navy Y. M C A. growing im- the-Han- d same ' After the defense had loet two Attorney Lymer took a Hawaii aswnbiv rooms. At the , 1; V . r , C George S. N.. Tell us what day to deliver it. Phon 1431 K. Captain Clark. I. portant iK)!nts. the cae of Lionel following the welcome address A. Hart, local repreaentaiU former made bv Secretary Horn of the Army A. broker-H- e of the Charles Stoneham M. C. A., the THK "OC KAN ACCIDENT" on and Navv Y. outlined concern of New York and now ! is insurance company which accepts on cases - mities which fall upon the naval another Chiropractors reports Ding- - essicn3 Authorities stated that th.- caterpillar trial for embezzlement, came to a to hive some shares of Montana joint! v in the library. The of the t.ervice adjusted Chiropractlcally until they got well. j con- - tractor U almost indispensable forces, and at the close close in Circuit Judge Ileen's court to- ham delivered to him. He added tlis; v ill be held twice daily, and will in There are over 30 insurance companies doing same, -- emergencies. K.ich us a cane nre. as a thanked all who had taken part in the day. The attorneys mill meet at 8:3') he had tried to make it a hot for Uiaue until Friday evening. Follow, r or men can 'picked up a! the program. Witi Chiropractic they get well quicker! . t o'clock tomorrow morning to arrange as 1 could." hnA the meetings this morning, the load be at " Hart ? . . i tllf'C f Qn.f TVr"kt n f onI fii.Kirtrt (a t i The hiEsic for the occasion was F. C. MIGHTON, D C. Instructions and arguments will bepln two conventions com c , ana He went on to testify that Hart had ,1 good. Apollo Club was 204 Bldg. (Over - 9 m ' v vv.nv. especially The Boston Mar's) at o'clock. In to io waipanu ucic iuwhivuh ct hlftefl some of the credits order tiUeeded iutor ta-- t in pe-fe- harmony a::d accord in its i coupied to cats Z:1and with tne i the new mill of the The defense lost its first point when save the mors valoable accounts when they insisted rendering of Kipling's "Recessional" PC .... ,s c-- , r- - ., , uiah,, Co JSSU""ll aucdu. in Judge Heen overruled a notion to Par '"r uk to the beautiful setting by Reginald De from record the testimony V5 - : the ' .-- Koven. and the roloists. Mrs. Charles of Chester A. Doyle and Detective unsuranecessary margins. He further ' rived in uonoiuinr rnuaj anu nu.ua, the proix-Ue- Hall and Mrs. George Brown, were K sktk neaa-book- s ful whether tb gasolinetr EXACU3BCvlliO registered Captain Arthur McDuffie. which was declared hat all accounts on th,. and at the convention Mrs. Hall singing "Rest EYES 2 V.cCandtess building. machine will ever supplant the steam their best. to the effect that Hart, while in prison of the brokerage company wer quarters, Lord." Mr. Brcwn the delegates Alex-dividu- engine for heavy duty. in the and in San Francisco, admitted that h Hart's and not in the names of the in j Yesterday the lett the Me." The band and fitted to glasses. Oculists' prescriptions filled. Brok- 'ander Younq hotel at :3' and pro In Kohala, iue roport stated, a cat- hymn, "Abide With had converted funds of clients to bis clients. from the naval station rendered sev- en lenses duplicated. Expert frame adjustments. own use and declared that he would ceeded to Waimana o Deacn wnere a erpillar "io was doiug the vork of 7J WM- mules, a direct comparison being ob- eral selections. return to Honolulu and plead guilty t? i hnce ,,cnic he'd' ment. "that Stoneham and Co. a tained by workipg tngine and amies U. S. District Atror.rey S. C. Huber all charges against him. a- - 'arl H. Andrews, chairman of the bncket ho V concern and tTiat over the same road, which included a made the memorial address, speakhig I Following the court's ruling on the counts with them are mot worth tho M; Kngineers Association, opened with depth sincerity of feeling. AM ER CAW OPTI CA CO. - heavy, grade and a very rock road a and Attorney V. D. Lyrner. coun- meeting of the assembled engi- t motion. paper they are written on." a resume of war, and the - winding up a narrow gulch. The cat- After the 1148 sel for Hart, moved for a directed ver- , M neera and chemists. After the con- up to Amer- Fort Street Blaisdell Bldg. - erpillar is used over a portable terrible atrocities that ld dict of not guilty. The court overrul- Model cement, ! vention was called to order Mr. An- 'o Allied said: houses constructed of track- - 43 ica's joining the forces, he w t . , i ro-ji- l t hi day loads as hih as cars btinS Honolulu, T. H. case, sano-an- a Hratii order of the anl ed this. After he had closed his rice husks. are oeiog eretivu'v" , . . ' haulprf "If you look into the pages of his- di- o Attorney Lymer again moved for a ed by Philippine neaitft. service. , uuu"cu tory ycu will find wars have the Cane loaders to that rected verdict and was again overrul- These hmises can be built for and the introduced the week's program. fitted caterpillars been waged and men have ' fought ed. The first motion was' made prior will insanitary nlpa houses ' He then introduced William O. Smith, are being extensively experimented reasons. outlast the - since time began for but two to the defense putting on its case. mow general use. - j pioneer sugar expert, do rociat lauuuiuua, iiu ic- ambition, covers in uueieu- One is selfish which Attorney Lymer's motion, vras based m mil m j? snort talk to me comcmed conven- auun amiiurau) KiaiiiniK to jumih brutal greed,a tairst for power and a ( the purchase of additional equipment, on . id grounds. . Among other things, The phoebe bird is dull gray andltious. desire to require at the expense of i Emergency irrigac-fro- he contended that the prosecution had white, big, 'darkbead, dashes for flies Mr. Smith welcomed the visiting be.t work, notably what rightfully belongs higher levels during recent dry life and honor failed to prove the charge In the In- perch and returns; loves bridges engineers and chemists, and reminded , to another. is the first reason Pe,l3 mitigated the severity of the That dictment, that it had failed to prov and old buildings; its note is like its them that the entire sugar industry ; that is German's cause. The other ! - Banking; lu u onsiuerauie th wrobezzlement of unv funds entrust name. , looked toward these experts as the e.ieni. reason men fight is fcr protection, ' """i leading fisures in the work. The close The 40 h. p. tractor has met with for life and home and liberty that is relationship between chemist and en-- , considerable success on many planta-- ' being in this war." ' our reason for gineer was lauded by the expert, who tions. This machine leaves each fur-lai- d Speaking of the treatment accorded great stress upon the fact that row in shape to plant without further Belgium, Judge Huber added: "Is it Service ; by ; the credit for past developments and work a hoe gang, and costs about any wonder that America joined the ; the responsibility for future expansion half what an animal gang would. war to beat back this common foe of men was ad lay with the trained he At the close of the report, a general humanity Germany? We could not domes- mm LiJ dressing. discussion was held, the engineers and see and Banking service in both sit back these smaller mm Doing Big Work bringing up questions regarding trampled foot. Tractors the weaker nations under tic and foreign fields is offered Mr. Smith related several interest J merits and demerits of the tractors. That is why I have1 tried to picture by this Bank, which is equipped OF THE 1nr forts rvsrariiiTMr tht wnrt on tho The Chemists' association held an to you the cause for which these first plantations cn the islands. In annual election cf officers, followed twenty-eigh- t men died." to handle your business in a 1833 the Koloa plantation on Kauai by the reading of two reports. V, F. After the national anthem, played satisfactory and was opened, closely followed by the La van Duker, of the Hilo bugar com- by the natal station band. Secretary efficient Ml?LTlTQW haina plantation on Maui. In those pany, was elected president; P. S. Horn invited the audience to look over manner. days there were no irrigation facili- Burgess, H. S. P. A., was elected vice the new Army and Navy "Y" quarters, ties and no artificial fertilization. president; S. S. Peck, of Alexander and many availed themselves of the The chemist and the engineer are and Baldwin, was elected secretary opportunity. j Who are interested in organizing a related to the artisan, stated Mr. and treasurer. The executive commit- Smith, inasmuch as they create. The tee is as follows: G. H. Halden, J. W. artisan may think the laboratory ef- Donald, J. H. Pratt, George F. Renton, forts of such men as chemists and Jr., Dr. R. S. Korris and H. S. Walker. FIRST NATIONAL BANK engineers are futile and idle, said the F. T. Dillingham or the College of The - -- - Bpeaker, but the entire future of theJn- . j.Hawall read a papfer on tne Fixation - WANTED. OP HAWAII dustry, the utilization of Ste mater- of Atmospheric Nitrogen," which AUTO second-han- d touring car. Ford pre- ials and new discoveries and inven dealt with the utilization ot nitrogen A tions that will aid the work and hu- ferred. Address Box 767, Star-Bulleti- n converted from the air. The federal 6929 t manity, will be accomplished only by government has appointed commit- office. the trained mind. tees to look into the methods of secur At the close of Mr. Smith's talk, adjourned ing nitrogen for munitions, and the Meet at Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. tomorrow night at the chemists to another pR tMg d;alt room, er mcTring 7:30 o'clock. where their meeting was held. some of the results of their investiga- Chairman Andrews then appointed E. tions. Kopke as acting chairman of the gineers' meeting. A paper by A. Brodie on the report of the committee on "Glucose Determi- nations" was read by R, S. Norris. It dwelt on the subject of extracting glucose from the waste molasses. Following the meetings of the engi- neers and chemists, the .ntirr. party proceeded to Waipahu to view the Oa-h- u Sugar company's new mill. Lunch- eon .Dolfer was served in a large tent beside ( the new building, following which the j experts inspected the new apparatus. They made the journey in twenty-fiv- e machines. Delegates Present Delegates present at the meeting oi t the Chemists association were: A. do .Day Ufetteville, H. S. Walker, S. S. Peca. j R. S. Norris, H. L. Lyon, A. M. Rey nolds, L. L. Lynch, P. S. Burgess, k T. Dillingham, J. Schulmeister, G. Ii. ' Halten, E. Westlj, rtobert Pahau, D. A. Nicholson, Lionel Brash, Joseyu Today, Tomorrow and Wednesday ! Steinberg. P. W. Alstoy, K. W. Kinney, N. E. Weight, A. M. Schmidt, Alfred " .Mm Krafft, G. F. Murray, Charles Geotu, We have offered you many fine bargains An just the things you Alexander Brodie, A. B. Mclancon. William Ebeling, A, J. Kuhlman, W. N needed most on many previous occasions similar to this one, but Eklund, V. P. lger, George i. Kenton, offered you any that can come up to these which Jr., Charles P. Bent, William Ilo, J. E. never have we Biela, Harvey Wentzel, Will It. McAl-len- , we are offering here today; for they are bargains which consti- H. Hadfield, Frank Lee, F. K. Lee, H. Lawrence White. tute goods that are now in the height of demand and popularity but A combined meeting of both socie minus a good piece of the price they usually bring at this time of ties will be held tomorrow mornfns i at 8:30 o clock in the librarv, and the season. Here are some of them! again at 1:30. At the morning meet- ing, "Mills and Firerooms"' will be discussed, and in the afternoon, lilill U "Evaporation and Pans, and Clarifica- - TSnA lion" will be brought before the dele Crisp White Muslinwear gates. -

. Petticoats, Gowns, and Combinations, daintily trimmed with lace Big business demands that you "Look your part." CHINESE SLAYER and embroidery, all sizes, at $1.00 each. p

Your up-to-da- te: business ideas will find er market if you N look as though you were taking full advantage of the best ideas GETSNEWTRIAL Specials for of others Children 4 'Bear Waists in all sizes at four for $1.00. One of the best "ideas" you can adopt and use to further your Lum Dim. the Chinese man who has been held for a number of months at Children's White Dresses up to three years at $1.00. business success, is a Mclnerny suit. Oahu prison under sentence of death for the murder of a fellow country- Flannelette and Cotton Pajamas at $1.00 per garment. Made from the very choicest of imported suit-length- s, fashioned man at Kailua, Hawaii, is to be given a new trial. and sewn by expert cutters and tailorsthese clothes are guar- The Chinese was seat on Tuesday Ladies Black Sateen Bloomers, for the gymnasium or out of doors, only fit perfectly, back to the Big Island, the request of anteed not to you but to reflect all that is his friends for a new trial having been sizes 23, 25, 27, 29, special at $1.00. tasteful and artistic in the latest metropolitan styles. In a Mc- granted. Persons who have observed him for some time are of the opinion Bathing Slippers, navy and black with white stripe, at $1.00 pairflf lnerny suit, success will follow you like your shadow. that he is insane. As has been stated before. Lum Middle Blouses, a few of our $f .50 grade at $1.00. Dihi is willing and anxious to die. Day We clothe with 1 after day in Oahu prison he would you the same 'eare plead with Sheriff Jarrett to get the lot of Ladies Suits, Children's Coats, execution over, claiming that the man "SPECIAL A Dresses and an architect would house you he killed was getting too far ahead Capes, reduced to one-ha- lf of their cost value. of him In that country r cross the river. He feared, he said, that the Second Floor dead man would be winning friends who would be waiting to make it hard for Lum Dim when he arrived.

STAR-- B JLLE . .N GP'S YC'J MgENEIMY . TCDAYG NEWS TODAY JlPNE Granulated Eyelids, FORT STREET AT MERCHANT --"M Sore Eyes, Eyes Inflaued by SACHS 45 relieved by Murine Try it hi jf C your Eyes and in Baby Eyes. St. lUUR,"CCLltONSaartiae.JostEyeCoacri Hotel, near Fort Marine Eye Remedy Er Shf, ia TabM Co. Tar Btokg&l&Zof Of frM. Ask SSsrlae Ere Saeir Co. Cblcaro t rs ueucate BRIDE FORCE OUTSIDE ISLANDS iVJiriS and 'I . TV ' 1 vAVrimpn by Husband to 0 THEIR SHARE arie oo often N LIBERTY LOAN yfc when tocxr Diooa is life of shame i really starved. They need that blood-streng- th which comes A sordid story of how. aftei three Kauai. Hawaii. Maui and Molokai medicinal nourishment Lib- frat' dayg of married life, fcer husband played their part in the second No drugs can make blood. erty campaign in the territory of deml Loan SCOTTS EMULSION Is a WrWy forced her into the life the as well as the island of Oahu, and concentrated Mood-foo- d and erery monde that ne aalght earn mojy to while the amount of subscriptions re- dropyield returns in strengthening support the family while he spent his ceived through the banks on, the oth- both body and brain. time ecurin g "customers," was told er island. as small, it was because f large amounts sub- - Judg? of the fart that If you are fraiU- languid, on the witness stand in Circuit came delicate or nerrous, take Ashford's court today by Emily Kcmy, scribed by various plantations Scott's Emulsion after ncals a comely Hawaiian girl who spoke direct to Honolulu and thus failed to - subscrip- for one month. No AlcohoL with a frankness that impressed court be- included in the outside and bystanders alike. tions. Kemp, the husband, also a Hawai- Robert F. Stever, chairman of the ' ian, was Indicted by the grand jury inter-Islan- d committee of the local A charge soliciting. He pleaded liberty loan campaign, stated this on a of $7400, guilty. Attorney 1 I waa morning that Maui contributed not Iiurr and appointed to defend him. Hawaii about J20C.000 and Kauai Molokai smaller sums. With head bowed, an.5 speaking softly Interpreter Hopkins, the girl "You can't Judge the amount of to the told him fche was married on Septem- money that was subscribed from outside islands by these figures be- ber 27 aad vCcnt to live in a house in subscript a lane off upper Fort street The cause a groat deal of tthe ceremony was on Thursday, and on lions came direct to the Honolulu of- Saturday evening her husband led fices of various plantations," said Mr. her to an automobile containing four Stever thi3 morning. Liberty Bond but- soldiers and a girl. Five thousand s v The Gold Standard of V i f fl . - My me to go out tons arrived this morning and those husband told badges Evaporated Milk. and aasifct Llm; to search for money,' who are wearing Liberty Loan the girl testified. He would go out and wishing to exchange them for and get the soldiers and then come buttons can do so by applying at the Co. or Bishop & - go Henry, naterhouse ,v ., ...... and get me. I refused to at first, but then he told me I would ha"ve to." Co. The automobile wa driven to. the There was a meetinz of the execu k Do You beach at Kakaako and that night each tive committee on the Liberty Loan of the three soldiers pafd her five this morning at 9 o clock to check up dollars. The fourth soldier was with the reports that had gone to San Realize tho other girl, the girl testified. Francisco. When she got homo that night, she "These reports, although they have you are using one-ha- lf more added, her husband took all the to do with the war loan, are not like gas than is 'really necessary money. "raising a flag." said L. Tenney Peck, On the following Monday night she who has been working overtime on to do your cooking? went out again, this time with four Hawaii's Liberty Loan ever since it soldiers. Lstarted. " We have to make the re ' My husband came to me and told ports accurate to a cent. It's pure- Buy me to go out working," she said. "We ly a matter of dollars and cents now, Wizard went to Moanalua and my husband not eloquence." went along. When we got there he The meeting of the executive com- . - stayed In I got $19 &wr-.- - ,. Gasaver Today the machine. that mittee adjourned to await the call of C .ti- - - ' .m.r.-- t .n night. My husband took all money .Nf,.... ,.r the ktne cnair. 5c Marx had gotten back into the ma- Copyright Hart Schaancr - will reduce . your gas after A It ; chine." r. consumption 40 , to. 50 , per She went out twice after that she PACIFIC RATES cent.";;'',;.:.'-X- -- ; said, once to Pacific Heights "with .. four soldiers, who paid her ?15. Her went along j The Wizard Gasaver makes husband and took the money, she testified. Talk it over with your friends and a peneci comDusuon oy com- The husband was convicted and sen AY 00 SOARING bining, an extra amount of tenced to five years in prison. "you oxygen with the gas, causing get them to profit with at our Those In charge of the entertain- (Continued from ras 1.) an intense concentration, giv- ment to bo given for enlisted men on with Wednesday evening In the parish which are earning less than $100,000 ing the same heat about house at St Andrews want it general- a month. one-ha- lf the flow of gas. y ly , understood that the yonng people Tt is believed here that while the of the thurcH and their friends are in- schedule worked out by the shipping Price 35c each. vited. "Naturally, the soldiers do not board will tend to decrease rates in want to go to a social, evening where most places in the world it will have MdDwmlbeir . 3rd Safe they will meet only each other. The entirely a different effect regarding AwwM organ recital for soldiers, which, will the Hawaiian service because of the bo given at 5 in.the afternoon, is also low freight rate maintained by the W.Oimond&Co.Ltd., open to the public The supper In the Matson company ever since the war parish .house Is for enlisted men only began. . 'TheHciuse of Housewares" and the ladies who will serve them, The shipping men who 'prophesy an beginning Wednesday a. m,, Oct. 31, v 53-6- 5 King St. but Mrs. Restarick and the ladies of increase In freight rates, however, do the guild who will be her helpers, es- not contend that the rates will natur- and continuing for 10 days. . Honolulu . ; a : Phone 4937 pecially urge the young people of the ally be the maximum amount allowed church to attend the social evening for the better class of steamers for that will follow the supper. the Hawaii trade, but a tonnage rate will be equitable. The official an- nouncement of the rates stated that V they were tenative and that the re- Aw sults of operation were to be care- 20) reductions fully examined. The following Is the official an- nouncement made to ship owners on all clothes and haberdashery when the Tessels were taken over: The United States Shipping Board announced the rates upon whlcht pro- posed to requisition all American ton- KliOX regularly selling at $3.50 to $15,00 Sale, $275 tO $12 nage suitable for ocean service above HatS, m r-- . C 'iiJiii.iin i mi iwwj ww-.-f i w 2500 tons deadweight, carrying capac- iii ity. The rates are as follows in dead- weight tons: in Cargo Boats and Tankers Over 10,000 tons ?3.75 8,001 to 10,000 tons 6.00 Star Shirts 6,001 to 8,000 ... 6.25 regular prices, $1.75 to $3.50. TRADE 4,001 to 6,000 tons $6.10 TRADE 2 MARK 3,001 to 4,000 tons 6.75 0 2,500 to '3,000 tons 7.00 $2.75 Vessels of speed in excess of: 11 Sale, $1.35 to knots to be allowed 50 cents per ton deadweight per month for each knot over 11 knots. The rates on passenger steamers are as follows in ton gross register: Men's Hosiery, regularly 35c to 85c; Sale j 25c to 70c Class "A" 10 to 11 knots $ 9.00 12 knots 9.50 13 knets 10.00 14 knots 10.50 15 knots 11.00 and fa Over 15 knots 11.50 Class "B" in all our lines, including H. S. & M. 10 to 11 knots 8.00 12 knots . . 8.50 13 knots .. . . 9.00 14 knots . . 9.50 15 knots .. 10.00 Over 15 knots .. 10.50 BainbrWge Colby of the t shipping o-- n THE DAINTIEST DESK board in announcing the requisition 9 111 - Jjj rates said: foregoing rates will fe?, ! 'The become - iWM SETS Y0TT HAVE EVER . operative in October 15, 1917. The vessels embraced in the requisition, except In so far as actually required for government service, will be left in FOB MILADY'S BOUDOIR. R the hands of the present owners to be Elks Bldg.9 King St, near Fort operated tpr government account, but subjected all times to such disposition www as the board may lirect. " mm. "A certain number of the requisi- tioned vessels, which are required for the continuing and exclusive servlca of the navy and army, will be taken ever on a bare ship basis. Then rate of hire on this basis has been fixed illlllllllllllllllllillllllllillllllllllilillllllllllllllllllillllllillllllllllllO by the board at $4.15 per deadweight ton for cargo boats, and $5.75 per ton gross for passenger steamers of 11 T ii v T ll All X 1J&J l knots speed, with an additional allow- Steel-Guit-ar ance of 50 cents per ton for each knot If You or a Si in excess of 11 and up to 16 knots. I Want ah Ukulele -- "All the foregoing rates are tenta- Why not buy it from mBX ..DOUGHERTY: tive. The board will carefully examine .mi the results of operations uflder th? requisition rates and from the result) as certified by expert examiners will determine upon such revision as fair 11 and equitable treatment of the owners iXaO li cf the requisitioned vessels may re- quire. Revisions will be made. If reas- 1 receive a free course of private lessons with any instrument you purchase? Regular; prices prevail and E ons therefor are found to exist, at in- and tervals of not more than ninety days. every instrument is guaranteed. If you wish to make such a present a free course, of mail lessons will be given g "As to insurance, the government r . y will ass'.ime the w-a- risk, and In some with each ukulele just the same. Remember that mail to reach Europe must be posted not later than November L instances, the marine risk as well. In crises. In which for any reason, it is i : Aiexanaer i oimg piag, more convenient fcr the government 1126 Union St. Pill to secure the marine risk, the nsual rate for snch Insurance will be deduct 1ffliiniiiiniipniiiiiiiniiM ed tcQm.thft charier hire' 0

STAR-BULLETI- FOUR HONOLULU N. - MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917.

Honolulu Stock Exchange ' Excellent Laxative COLUMBIA MAY SUMMER RATES For Elderly People Monday, Oct. 29. MEHCANTILE As p&M tie ptims of lifs tis Alexander eV Baldwin f Federal War Takes ; OAHU RAILWAY HALEIWA HOTEL TazloQS of tbe body fcsvs and a WiuUctor?ato TMkos, especUliy TAKEOUT 810 C. Brewer A Co.... tfc SUGAR Thirty-da- y between Honolulu and Walalua, Ha-Ijl-wa bowel. la tU Complete information to all concerning effect of tho: excursion tickets Lmportz.t function is so essential Ewa Plantation Co. 31 31 J 'a s...... 4 or Kabuku: First-clas- aerond-elas- . $L80. , eld folks $2.15; to rood hesltb tUt Sugar Co. new taxes and surtaxes on individuals corpora Special weekly Hotel daring summer months. 125.00. should t Try earcfol to sreii iuku and rates at constipation. L conestlan c BANANA CARGO Hawaiian Agr. Co ' e ' Splendid glass-botto- m ba-wei- occa- bathing. g6lf. tennis, boats. : owing. pooL tomacn wte la da Hswn. Com. &. Sugar Co. 43 tions. .. An Ideal resort. sions Olzxlness, fceaxc2ie, drowsl-aet- s Taction titer esting". biliousness, Hawaiian Sugar Co. .... 35 belctinir. bloat, piles. tc and Honokaa Sugar Co...... 3V, Railway-Haleiw- should bo corrected izaaedlstslr; As a result of the announcement Gahu a Hotel it Is the direct c&3 cl sinch se- Hsnoir.u Suar Co xton disease. Saturday that the Pacific .Mail steam- Hutchinson Sugar Plant. Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. The snast effective remedy for ship liner Columbia will be permitted Kahuku Plantation Co. .. 19 eoactipsUan is s combination of cargo passengers from Limited clmplo laxatiT fcert pepsin to carry and Kekaha Sugar Co. j wits Honolulu to the coast, there were a ; v cold in drag stcrvs under the Koloa Sugar Co Bethel , stmt 3r. Caldwell's Syrup Pp-cl- n. number of inquiries today for freight Street Phono 364G ztrt costs c&ly Ity ceats McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 8i ' 9 t and passenger reservations at the Oahu Co tattle, is still la its actios, does Sugar 29 H 298 not grip or strain, and briars re- company's agency, H. Hackfeld fc Co. Otaa Sugar Co., Ltd lief quickly la aa easy, natural no reply to the amount 6a a-- But definite as Cnomea Sugar Co Its all saaaaer. Oet bottle cf it from could yoar keep Of space which will be available Co-Paci- air drurglrt and it ia tne Paauhau Sugar Plant fic seas; it is tn ideal family rem- be given to the shippers or intended ob-tats- ed Sugar Mill tfepneiy gas- edy. A trial bottle caa be yet .... 7Yz free of eharre by writing" passengers, as no information has Paia Plantation Co HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., Wash-lagt-oa Ltd to Sr. W. B. Caldwell, 453 been gained from the steamer. Fepeekeo Sugar Co. oline Hoi a Ct, nonticello, Illinois. .... ' As soon as it was known that the Pioneer Mill Co. . Stocks and Bonds coastwise shipping laws had been San Carlos Milling Co... 18 mixture suspended by the national shipping Waialua Agr. Co. Real Estate Insurance a wireless rs Straw board for the Columbia Waifuku Suoar Co Safe Deposit Vaults ;. Felt seni to uer commauaer assins iur us- - MISCELLANEOUS space woub! STANDARD OIL MATS Forms tails as to the spare she Eniu Dev. Cs, Ltd Authorized by law to act as Trustees, Execu COMPANY All kinds of Hat Cleaning, have for Honolulu natrons. This has 1st Is. As. 7 pc .... Pd.... tors, Administrators and Guardians ;' (Califoraie) T. 02U HAT STORE not yet been answered. 2nd is. As. fully paid... Banana shippers are those most ir. Opp. Love's bakery, 1123 Nuuanu Haiku Fruit 4. Paclc, Pfd in getting freight sent out & Street terested liiku Fruit Pack. Com e en the Columbia, it is asserted. In Hawaii Con. Ry. 7 pc A.. 6! i the holds the Columbia will have Hawaii Con. ky. 6 pc. B. space for 100 tons of cargo and may Hawaii Con. Ry. Com.... be able to take out a large shipment Hawaiian Electrts Co. Life, Rre, Marine,: ' MILLINERY of bananas on her upper decks Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. W'2 40 Automobile, Tourists' MR' BLATT The Columbia is one of the ship3 Hon. Brew. & Malt Co.. 18U 192 formerly MacGregr- - .1 elatt which was brought under American Honolulu Gas Co, Ltd.. Baggage or Accident now at register under a shipping act of 1114, Hr- - R. T. & L. Co Insurance, - en 1122 Union St but which did not permit her to InteiMsfand S. N. Co 185 gage Jn coastwise traffic. The same Mutual Telephone Co.... 20 was true of the Ecuador, which has Oahu Railway & Land Co. CALL UPON - also been granted a coastwise suspen- Pahang . Rubber Co. 19 ion by the shipping board, but she Selama-Dindinc- s Plant. 14' had no freight for Honolulu when she I Selma-Dmdino- s, (70 pc) We Make a arrived here last Saturday. Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. BwNuS CASTLE & GOO E Limited 7!. Specialty Beach Wa'k Imp. Dist... Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s.. of remodeling ycur old Jewelry. SAGE TEA TURNS Hawaii Con. Ry. 5 pc... 80 Platinum jewelry t; order. Hawaiian Irr. Co, ts.... GeneralInsurance Agents mm Aa good as can be made by the Haw. Ter. 4 pc Refvnsi . . best firms on the coast. Haw. Terr'i 4 pc Put Imp Fort and Merchant Streets 11 A GRAY HAIR DARK Haw. Terr. Pub. Imp. 4 pc GIVE US TRIAL. nw. Tern 3. a pc A. Honokaa Sugar Co., 6 pc 3352531 H. Culman Co., Ltd. Honolulu San Cn.. Ltrl . 1112 Fort St. irs uranamoiners necipe io H.ioGasco.6pc...... 97 100 auai y. uo, 6S Prinrt Polwwiv Pnvv.v.rr nnr "'y Manoa Imo. 514 -" e 101 m. x i Dist i- -- V- i ' V; ii.:. iviccryde Sugar Co., C. BREWER CO. Go to tho LUSier 10 nail 5s.. at this season is the poultry which receives an abun- Mutual Telephone 5s beautiful, even shade of dark, Oahu Railway & That Land Co. (LIMITED) dance of beef scraps, grit, charcoal, fine mash, ground glossy hair can only be had by brewing Oahu Sugar Co, 6 pc. bone; and in addition is housed in dry quarters. iCSualUyinn a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur. lOJaa Sugar Co, 6 pc.. 97 Your Is your charm. It makes I Pacific Guano & Co. - : hair Fer. -- n - or mars the face. When it fades, Pacific Sugar Mill Co... - SUGAR ACTORS cooling"sodas soft -- Consult us ; about selection of for and turns gray or streaked, just an appu-- san Carlos Milling Co COMMISSION MERCHANTS '. feeds particularly adapted to your drinks. cation or two cf Sage and suipnur en- 1 - SHIPPING AND INSURANCE hances its appearance a hundredfold. Between Boards: Sales: 60 One your surplus capital in AGENTS - - needs. We sell all the feeds men- mea, Don't bother to prepare the mixture; 55; 330 Olaa, 6.372; 35 Ewa, your own and your fam- tioned above; besides several mix-tur- es von r.a.n iret this famous old recinc im-- 31.50. Droved bv the addition of other ingre-- session sales: 10 Pines, 40.50; ily's welfare. Start a Sav- FORT HONOLULU, T. H. : for special conditions, ST, dients for 50 cents a large bottle, all Oahu, 29.75. ings Account. ready for use. It is called Wyeth'sl Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test, Sage and Sulphur Compound. This f 6.90 cents, or 5133 pei ton, can always be depended upen to bring List of. Officers and Directors:-.- : Lack the natural color and lustre of UNLISTED SECURITIES. E. F. BISHOP...... President. Mixfed Pigeon Foods your hair. 4 G. H. ROBERTSON ;. 1 Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Monday, Oct 29. Interest rpaid on Savings ..Vice-Preside- nt a..d Manager-R- Sulphur Compound " now because it Bid Asked IVERS v. r mm 2C Vice-Preside- and.Secretary darkens" sd naturally and evenly that OIL .'i: Deposits. ' -- VIce-Presrdent- A; V Drink nobody. can It been applied. Honolulu Con. 4.20 4.30 GARTLEY.rr. IRON PORT 1 tell has Oil.... E. ' ; ; You simply dampen a sponge or softl mining A. R. ROSS. . i .Treasurer all . , . , . . 11 . V. . . . T M GEO. R. CARTZR...,. Director at lTUSn:Wun ll ana uraw ILLmis lurougu ICn.I.tnjjsn uppcr miningIll o.uw Feed fountains of C. H. COOK- -...... , Dir.ctoK ;. California CpLtd. hair, taking one small strand at J Mineral Products Co.. .08 0'2.09 Bank Hawaii, the J. R. GALT. by morning the gray hair has! Mountain King Mining .10 .15 ...... Director a time; R, A. COOKE...... Director u applica - 1 Montana Bingham Co. .41 Phone 4121 Alakea and Queen Sts. 1 1 disappeared, and after another .40 Ltd. D. G. MAY...... Auditor . tion it becomes beautifully dark and Madera Mining Co.... .30 .32 It calls up thoughts of cooling appears glossy ana msirous. inis Fort and Merchant ready-to-us- e delight - j 1200 M. shades and spring-fe- d brooks. preparation Is a Sales: Madera, .32; 2000 ful toilet requisite for those who de- - Products, .03; 50 Engels, 6.00; 150 g sire dark hair and a youthful appear- - Hon. Oil, 4.20; 750 Hon. OIL 4.20; 4000 r7 --h. ance. lt Is not intended for the cnre.JM. Products, .08. mitigation or prevent of disease. Adv.:;::.-- - v..'. SANFRANCISCO "Officer, why did you arrest this mo-- ! Sugar 6.90cts torlst!" "Suspicious actions. Your Honor. He HenrV WatffrtinnSft f!n lalilin 1 -- Trust w Lazy. GLrlFT va tn thA nriApd limits RnnnHrul , T Dollairs Ltd. his horn properly and trying to keep Limited on the ' Tight, side of the street" Members Honolulu Stock and Bo nil Honolulu HOW - L t E Exchange-For- be put to work. They Cr. Geary and Taylor Sts. Philadelphia Bulletin. should have earning power. In Sua and Till meet every steamer and Merchant Strests Teiephena 1208 a saving account in this strong bank not only 'It 13 very strange that no one has ' will they V Sugar Factors ever been able to find Capt. Kldd's Fort Street, near Queen . earn'-mone- y in interest, but will enjoy sound security treasure." i URGE OPENING OF Transacts a General Commission ' ; "Oh, welL Capt. Kidd isn't the only ALL BAIT GROUNDS Banking (lerchants as:well. V; V' :: man who has put his money into real Business. estate and couldn't get It out'St. and Insurance Agents Post-Dispatc- Ways and means ror throwing all your Ixuis h. Invites, account and guaran- If you have but one lazy dollar in your purse or local bait grounds open to the public tees safe and efficient service. NOTICE. are being considered by the territorial Exchange, Letters of Credit and pocket it is big enough to open a savings account here. food commission, which Is now await Travelers Checks issued on Agents for lng a complete report from tho fish principal points. Commerdal & I .awalian Curr. The irmandade de Nossa Senhora committee on the fish situation in ?, It will soon attract others. do Monte will hold a meeting at the Honolulu, Including, present iilzh Cable .' Company. ., - secretary's residence, Kalihi-uk- a, on prices, scarcity Transfers lack of bait and of liaikn Sugar C ' November l, isjiy, at 7:30 p. m. fori fish. jmpany. Pala Plantation Company. r tne purpose or devising ways and! Several ways have been sugetsty-- l means am Maul Agricultural Company. - 10 tne Portuguese itedito bring this about One is that the Hawaiian Sugar Compfiny. ?. We pay 4 interest on time deposits. Cross. All members are requested to territory condemn THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, all flshinz riehts. , LIMITED. Kahclui Railroad Company. RATES attend. taking the lands over from the owners McBryde Sugar Company. ". 6930 3t Capital yen " European Flan f2.06 op Dally and reimbursing the persons holding subscribed ... 4 000,000 Kahului Railroad Company. ; Capital paid up,. 30,000.000 jnerlcan rian $5.00 up Dally leases. Another Is that' the tedral ....yen Kauai Fruit & Land Co., Ltd, jt . . . . . Special Dates to army and Nary government condemn the lajida. Reserve funds. .yen 22,100,000 Ranch. AWOKI, .llcnolua Frederick C. Clift, President LONGING "War conditions are making people S. Local Manager Jbadiah Blch. VlTe-rresldc- nt ft list. see the necessity of speedy action lepRsentatires for Hawaiian Islands: along this line." a meeting of the com Keep your HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION mission said today. E. C. PETERS ; ; Savings Department ' & FOR A CHILD DRAYINU CO, LTD. 210 McCandless bldi'. SAVINGS !: J. Belser. Mjt. OLD SUGAR MILL TO Honokiu, T. 4. In a safe place. VVa pay 4 Interest 4981 M-7- 1 BE TO JAPAN Ment S. Queei SL Young Wife Almost in De SHIPPED Stocks, Bonds, I: Securities, Leans BISHOP & COMPANY spair. Now has Beautiful The old sugar mill from Kukaiau is Njsotiated, Trust :';tate Managed Baby GirL being put into shape for shipment to Osaka, Japan. The Hilo Iron Works ic wnrHnp nvortimp to navo ovorr. P. H. 3URI ETTK There is nothing more cnarrnins: than roariino, hm hn hnoi r..,iic 79 Merchant SL Phrne iRsn B. F. DILLIflGHAM 30. From Osaka NOTARY PUBLIC CO, LTD. vu plantation conditions need be noSAm-v-hazard to health mm m uv dciiw to a Commissioner of ?eeds PHONE 4915 or beauty. Xydia E. Pinkham's Veg- - and assemb'ed. California and New York Fire, Life, Accident, Compensation ptablfl CnmjVMrnfl ha hmnrht. inv tn Draws: Wills, Deeds, , Mortgages and SURETY BONDS many childless women bv restoring them 25 ACRES OF CANE AT an i.egai Documents

X-KvtJ?rXmfe- e:l NIULII BADLY SCORCHED LUMBER male troubles when I was seventeen Paints, Plumbing Supplies, years old. At eight-- xviium mui ana plantation naa an Bulldino Honey toLorJ Materials. Prices low. Houses ecn 1 was I fire Saturday evening, hunt married other last the on instalment plan. HOME and my trouble waa I damage amounting to 25 acres, 12 Choice House INSURANCE COMPANY OF Lots for sale HAWAII, LIMITED no Deixer so i con-- 1 acres Belonging to rext year s crop suited a physician I an d 13 acres to this. The can. is be-- CITY MILL COMPANY, LT.V 816 Fori Street Telephone 3529 who said that there iEg ground as quickly as possible, thud Telephone 2478 F. O. Box 951 M0VEKl3HR;1QjflI7 was noj. muca i minimizing tho loss. MORGAN couiu uo ana i cosia PACIFIC ENGINEERING J. F. CO., LTD. , 12 not have children. Special Prices on STOCK BROKERS At Noon at the offices of James P. Morgan & Co. S3 'tq COMPANY, LIMITED I read, of LvdiaE. Information Furnished and Loans Pinkham's Vege Consulting, Designing and Con- - Made ; table Compound and .. (tructing Engineer-Bridge- s, try Merchant - Street Star Building Loto amid KevooG'dL. Orasefi ceaded to it. CYCLOPED AS Buildings, Concrete Struc- and it baa proved tures, Steel Structures.- - Sanitary Sys- hone 1572 worth its weirht in pold to me for I am , . family to see tems, Report and . Estimates oa Take your them on Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Lot number and only I cot weUout have a baby girl, so PATTEN'S -- : Hotel St Projects. Phone 1045. price is on each lot Prices range from $300 to $3000. Areas range from Vz acre to 4 acres. wnen l near oi any woman sunenng as FOR RENT . I was I tell her of Lydia E. Pinkham's ' THE J. S. WINVICK CO. Electricity, gas, screens In all houses . : Mrs. two-bedroo- m . Our auto goes up. daily. , Vegetable Compound," W. Neat house In town. $21 hughes, m Majestic Apts.,Umaba,Neb. .UE3R3EL3S Small furnished cottage for two, $15 many homes, p- In other once childless. Distillate, Crude Oil and Fine nev houae; $30. ' - n there are now children because of the ' fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Paper Hanging a.--f Decorating . Kerosene DURANT-- tjompouna makes , woxr.cn, ccrmaL Rear Stangenwafd Bldj. Phone 3134 I RVINE CO," LTD. 3. H. SCHNACK oeaiuy &na strong. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. 45 King SL-- -- Phone 1962824 Kaahumanu St. TeL 6247 or 2Z1 no a

HONOLULU STAB-BULLCTI- K, MONDAY; OCTOBER 20, 1017. rivi JAPANESE SILK GOODS AND CURIOS, KIMONOS EN ARRANGE STATUS OF SAKE AND EMBROIDERIES. SAYEGUSA .?'. 1120 NUUANU STREET. JUST ABOVE HOTEL SOLDIER.PARTY timm LAW TORE HOST TO AT OUTRIGGER STILL IN DARK SOLON VISITORS

.21 With a hearty invitation to th on Federal Food Commission Has Colonel C. P. Jaukea, secretary of ! lifted mm of f lie army the Women's the tarritorjr, has received the Itiner- Mm Bev- lew Auxiliary of thr Outricer Canoe club Not Altered Stand That ary of the congressional party on Ha- j will entertain with a Hallowe'en party erage is Brewed Liquor waii a prepared by the committee and dance nTt Wednesday evening. from that Island. Just Opened i beginning ju S o'clock, at the Outrig-- Sake is still being imported into The committee proposes the follow- ser Canr.e rlnb. r Honolulu. The Iocl-- aKe breweries ing: of Nov- Through thv cooperation the I are still running and the price of the Leaving Honolulu on Kllauea CHERRY ; military authorities, the auxiliary has beverage, like the price of all other ember 10 for Napoopoo, party arriving THE , Owing f.rnt out 2"0 invitations. to the liquor, has advanced under the bur- Sunday morning. Travel overland - 1137 Fort St. , limitations r.f spare- at the club, the den of the new war tax. And. with all through Kona. Twenty of party re women found themselves unable to ex of this, the question of whether the main overnight Sunday to visit coun- tend a general invitation to all. Japanese drink comes .within the pro- try districts and coffee plantations. A full program has been prepared. visions of the liquor clnuse in the Others go on to Volcano. "Dude" Miller's orchestra lias boon national food law, remains unan- Monday, November 12 Twenty engaged for th" music and a number of swered. from Kona journey on to join rest of Halle ve'en stunt? have been arranged. J. Y. Child, federal food adminis- party at Volcano. Whole party spentf Ladies' SilR The committees are a follows: night . . Stockings Hawaii, has taken no new there. - trator lor y ; . Beard of direci- im-lort- s 13 General committee stand on the question of whether Tuesday, November Lunch at -J thp in ail colors. ors of Auxiliary. of sake shall be barred, or Volcano House, then trip through i Arrangements Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, whether its manufacture here shall Puna district, arriving in Hilo foi v - chairman. Star-Bulleti- n dinner.- Reception nighu I I Prices, $1.00, $1.85, $2.25 be prohibited. When the and dance at Mrs. Fuller, 14 1 rtefreshmonts Andrew raised the question of the status Wednesday. November Kail war ; J I $3.75 first and a pair. chairman: Mrs. R. C. Drown. Mrs. fol- ride to Paauilo for lunch. Speeches at mmQ Jill liquor, which was shortly TV. of the , Gardner Wilkin?. Mrs. A. Wall. lowing the passage of the food law, armory. Mrs. Low. 13 Decorations Eben the local federal administrator an- Thursday, ; November Lunch a( - Japanese Bazaar i Hallowe'en stunts Mrs. Isaac Cox, nounced that, in his opinion, sake was Hilo Yacht club. Banquet at Hilo hotel m Mrs. Wilbur MacNeil. beverage, did at night. a brewed and therefore ?w- A ft IWU.7V Vi I 0IVU V 1 KUs J Fifteen large passenger automobiles, not come under the liquor clause. As i Is beach club rendering hearty assist learned, still main- a trouble car and a baggage car will V V Church. lance to women to far as can be he f J the make the sol tains this stand. meet the party at Napoopoo on its ar diers' party a success. The use of alt the rice used rival. the lanai for evening From the fact that the has been here for the manufacture of sake is - - - t - given lights A sup and the furnished. imported Japan, point haa THREE NEAR DEATH IN MM per will be provided. from the local manufacture Mrs. Swanzy emphasizes that all been made that the HAWAII AUTO ACCIDENT members of the Women's Auxiliary would have no effect on the United States food supply; but, on the other (8D-i- are asked to attend. l Str-Bnn- ti Ml ! hand, it was contended that the nun' HILO, Oct. 26. There was nar- year a ; dreds of tons of rice used each row escape, from a terrible accident for the liquor might well be used for which might have resulted fatally for ALEXANDER IS food. three persons on Saturday last at a 'A1...... J.. V In the opinion of the acting collector gulch about five miles on the Hilo of internal revenue and the acting side of Honokaa. The car of Stanley collector of customs, Bake does not Thomas, late manager of the Knkui-hael- e RECOMMENDED come within the liquor clause of the plantation store, and in which food law, and can be imported to Ha- Thomas, Jhis wife and baby were pro waii and also manufactured here. ceeding to Hilo, swerved off the road r and dashed for the side of the pan I: FOR AVIATION WATSON BALLENTYNE IN over which a drop of 300 feet faced Roof Garden CANADA'S AERO SERVICE the party. A big rock that stands at the very edge of the pali stopped the v was taking Watson Ballentyne, former paying car just as it the dive Kenneth Alexander, who was one of at the First National Bank of onto the rocks. men dropped Offi teller The owner of the car is reported Mlf; , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiil tbe four from the this city, has been transferred from cers' training camp because of physi- the quartermaster department to the to have been thrown out of the ma- cal unfitness, has been speciallj chine and to have become uncon- III! II IV corps in Canadian army aviation the wife, baby, II: recommended by Captain Leonard, and is now in Toronto training for scious. His holding the The management desires to announce commandant of the camp, for service active service at the front. He has jumped when the big rock was struck. - crumpled up. it- with the signal corp3. Mr. Alexan- had rapid advancement since enlist- The car was .The party five per cent of the gross receipts der's knowledge of photography, and ing in Canada some weeks ago. Young was picked up by another car and tiat Ms training in everything connected Ballentyne was born in Canada and taken back to Honokaa. with the photographer's art, would never acquired American citizenship. Roof Monday and A. A. taken in on the on make him very valuable for work ip He is the son of Thomas G. Ballentyne C'a TAKE PENNANT. the aviation corrs, says the captain. and a nephew of C. G. Ballentyne of He Is particularly to enter WAILUKU, Maui, Oct 26. The Thursday nights will be turned over to anxious this city. 4 this branch of the service. final game for the Maui baseball Mr. Alexander's work in the training 1917 was played off . on the Wailuku the 0'';-V':'- ' Oriental Silks camp was good, and, but for the fact f MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED 4 diamond Sunday afternoon. The A. that he was considerably under 4- - PRESS. A. C's came through and won by a and Silk Crepes just arrived., weight, having lost 20 pounds after he score of 4 to 3 from the P. A. C's No on display at our store. ' RED GROSS entered training, there is little doubt The Associated Press is exclus- - team. that he would have been able to com- ively entitled to the use for re- - The victory gave the A. A. C.'s the plete his course at Schofield. How f publication of all news despatches Reach prize cup, put up by the Wai- Isbsl ODO SHOTEN ever, he believes that his technical credited to it or not otherwise luku Hardware Co., and also the fir3t Hotel St., near Nnuanix training makes him a better man pos-Ibl- y credited in this paper and also leg on the Raymond Ranch cup, which for the aviation corps than he .the local news published herein. was left in the bands of .theTaia. team ' " " would have been for trench year. ; t - warfare. last

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A Public S&a&entent of FQS::bh the Hormmlu COST OF BUILDING BOATS, FISHING, AND RETAILING. LACK OF FISH IN NEAR WATERS, INABILITY TO SUPPLY DEMAND, REASONS FOR HIGH PRICES, AND HOW TO SOLVE THE SITU-ATIO- N THROUGH COOPERATION BETWEEN WHOLESALER, RETAILER, AND THE PUBLIC.

We desire to give a few figures on the cost of fishing Whereas, we have about fifty boats, not over in Hawaiian waters so that the public may see for itself thirty of these can be used at a time for the lack of men that our charges are reasonable and that as auctioneers and also on account of the scarcity of ice. and wholesalers we are carrying the whole burden of the' present fish crisis. Of course, like all other branches of business, we The fish markets of the city For example: Two weeks ago our sampan Kinei-mar- u are terribly hit by increased war prices; for example, No. 19 five days ex- receive fresh fish every spent at sea at an operating bait costs almost twice as much as last year (especially pense of $1 300 and yet its catch was only sold for $375. since Aku is now canned irf Honolulu), distillate is is a cent morning and that which The result was that not only did we lose money but we and a half a gallon more, ship upkeep has increased over

: sold during the day is were unable upon its arrival to supply the market with 30 ship building 25 dockage 4 not per cent, per cent, almost thrown away in. the evening its needs. v 1 00 per cent, and the food of our men perhaps 40 For some unknown climatic reason, in near and means a total loss to waters per cent. fish not as abundant as they used to be. And, where- ' are . them. as, inexperienced men could make catches in the past, Yet to the fishermen we are giving the same terms ' The housewife can be of it is now necessary to have very capable fishermen to and standing the burden as auctioneers, ind as far as miles to find the fish banks. These have great help in retaining pres- go out men to the public is concerned the slight increase of fish prices be paid more and the number of trips which they can does not compensate us for the cost of fishing and ent prices and service by make are fewer. ordering in advance or pur- chasing daily This would FDSIHI FUDGES enable the storekeeper to BE LOWERED Prices of fish are based on supply and demand. Jf we can obtain enough fish to meet the demands of the market regardless of the cost know how muchiish to have of operation -- fish prices will be automatically reduced. in stock. The public has been made to believe that there has been a conspiracy among fishmongers to boost the price of fish but this is not a fact We ourselves are trying to solve the present problem and we are not trying to create a monopoly or to increase prices unduly. nn nn tmQF Fi UV7L M - Telephone 3031 Offices at the King Street Market P. O. Box 845

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0 )jyl- i-i- 11 ii" K. PLEASE HAVE your hair cut . . ifA IniiD ILiliLiPi iLii! - r lil With apologies to C etc j JtJ. ' ' iv--- ' - - s v '. : ".: i promised last Sunday and , ' ; '; RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR MY WIFE said AND SHE safd MONDAY...... OCTOBEK'29f-1917- CJ1VK lllll THE LIMIT! DADDY, YOUR hair I'LL MEET y9tf at NEEDS TRIMMING TWO';'O'CLOCK and will go

do . '.' : lVArf Arr you he man or teaman you trill ncrer Last night a Korean thug and degenerate who ':' anythiity in the world trithout vouragc It the attempted to assault a .Japanese girl servant was A JOB I dont like, WINDOW SHOPPING James . yrrateitt quality of the mind next to Jwnor. caught in the midst of his fight with the girl and BUT I promised HER FAVORITE extravagance m L. Allen. is now lodged in a police station cell. He is believed . 9 4 to be the Oriental who has been terrorizing the AND ON AND I went at one o'clock ieepiug iu Rosaries Tbe Warning Makiki Punahou district for some time. MONDAY, MAIL arrived, and I TO THE Barbers and at windows and following women and girls, parti- 0 - WAS BUSY I THERE WERE ladies servant-girls- . he is and '' three Beautiful strands of amethysts, cularly It is lelieved that army alo Oiut? again commandant of tbe great sneak-thie- 0he a f and burglar. PASSED Shop WITH PRETTY children there : Lake, lias THE Barber agate, crystal, topaz, black traiuiugeamp at American Washington, Of his guilt of assault with a deadly weajoirtbere . vice HAVE warned Seattle that unlen it commercialized appears to be no doubt, inasmuch as he was taken AND THEY were not. TO their hair onyx, sardonyx or gold beads is cleaned out, he will forbid the thoiwands of sol- actually in the struggle with his intended victim. ON TUESDAY I wrote a BOBBED, CUT. or trimmed, also with crucifixes of gold. Unique diers at the camp from visiting the city. This man should get thy limit. If the facts arc as SUMMER COMPLANT and SOME ARMY officers and designs. In the despatches 'iKxitlegging' is mentioned as now supposed, he ought to go to prison for life. and classic one of the kinds of lawlessness against which Unfortunately it may he'imitossible to lodge against ON MY way to the BUSINESS. MEN like me Major-Gener- al others Greene is taking action, the him a charge sufficiently severe to carry such a pun- Ieing prostitution and gambling. These despatches ishment as the maximum, but he should get exactly STAR-BULLETI- N office ALL WAITING and the give wrong impression as to the exteut of may r what is coming to him and that is the limit. And PASSEO THE Barbers arid the LADIES FELT as liquor-selling- , much illicit for the truth is there is with the publicity that will go with a stern prose- less of this than of the other law-breakin- g. Seattle cution of such a malefactor there will be a warning MANICURE LADY UNCOMFORTABLE AS I is a "dry" lown all practical purposes, and what icmnan a for to other malefactors that the law will deal with WAS ENTERTAINING the barbers DID ONE day when LIMITED. little lnx)t legging goes on is done clandestinely and them swiftly and relentlessly. AND HAVING a good I WE N'T to a usually noon stopjed, as the record of arrests shows. In two recent cases men who have no connection time Platinumsmiths and Jewelers Tax in stopping the t Hut Seattle has been woefully with the police have caught criminals. Last BECAUSE THEY were not busy DRY GOODS store to for "IN. HAWAII SINCE 1837 redlight traflie. It was this which first stirred the week a milkman was responsible for the arrest of BUT I was. BUY SOME military authorities. The war department and the the Korean furniture thief who has been operatiug officers' have our men subordinate determined that with the most audacious boldness and success. Last ON WEDNESDAY and Thursday LINGERIE OR ribbon or in great be under conditions this war shall trained night the Korean Peeping Tom" was taken by 4 of physical cleanliness; there shall be no vice SOME OF the barbers SOMETHING AND that resident of tbe Punahou-Makik- i district. tu - r j n..a v.itimr flmmm shlh Arthur fl. Smith will rontinnA th"ft in men shall hot be--, classes will be helj districts around the camps; that the Clean up the crime! WERE ON the street I WAS an hour has been held in the throne room, structions, and the be tempted ' by the panders and prostitutes which ginning today will be held at the Red J on the same days and at the' saml .invariably 'flock'. to the neighborhoods of camps, TAKING Ax day off . LATE KEEPING my date uross uepot m ercLauia buvcw io, uuuia aa vuwi;. Ernest M. Lishman, a well-know- n and popular , American Lake, which is a dozen miles or ho front BECAUSE AND I if young man of the city, is dead from injuries receiv- THESE are dull days. wonder the n " f 'J r?m. IV' Tacoma, is an hleal neighborhood if the civil author- - ed in an entirely needless aijto accident. All the ON I GOOD ities do their part to keep it clean. Tacoma is re-Iort- FRIDAY looked in MOTHERS sorrow of his family and regret of his friends will to have done part, but Seattle, less than I its not bring back life is gone, THE SHOP as passed COULDN'T TAKE the children the that but the tragedy 4 m r 50 miles away and easily reached by train and elec- 5 1 should serve as an eloquent warning against heed- tric car, has not cleaned itself of the vice traffic. BUSILY...'AND they ON OTHER days Instead cf less driving. Honolulu has had a long record of Hence the stern warning that unless Seattle WERE NOT rushed and SATU DRAYS TO the terrible auto smashups in recent years. reck- ". cleans up, the soldiers will not be allowed to visjt Until less driving is eliminated, the roll of death will SATURDAY..' MY wife said BARBERS. there." . ,. grow. ' A situation similar to that -- in tlie northwest ex- TODAY YOU won't be busy I THANK you ists in Honolulu. We have got to clean up this city A statement, too long publica- WONT YOU FISH. morally and physically and Iteep it clean. Does Ho- detailed for full id nolulu want the unenviable reputation that Seattle tion, has beep, sent to the Star-Bulleti- n by L. von Camp No. 2 got its unfortunate rep- is gaining? Does Honolulu want to be exhibited fo Terapsky of Maui," showing the tremendous-scop- e utation some years ago when the prop- erty was leased to a man who failed n n city-whic- an4. effectiveness of the British Red Cross society the world as a h fosters vice in defiance to keep it in sanitary or properly worki Abroad home is "of the expressed desire and purpose of the war t? and at it doing a vast duty. livable condition. After a long strug- ' ; ' Perhaps the most impressive fact cited is that the gle in the court the lease was broken , ; by Mr. Ked work, costs over and then the property was sold How long before the civil authorities here; will Cross $250,000 per week, or and Mrs. Richards to the present own- wake to the danger of laxity and incompetence and $25 a minute, and it covers not only the Allied coun- ers. These owners Have been gradu- two-stor- y tene- ! take radical action? Must they wai until military tries but far reaches of lands barely touched by ally wiping out tbe old Aviafors ITRICHAls' ments and replacing them with the authority is forced to take charge in defense of the civilization. modern small cottage. ; lives and health of American soldiers? One of the points of interest from entering the solemn business In addition to the --mental strain of following the community standpoint is the fail- nEFORE Ad Club Committee's- - Findings ure of the records in the public de- war put your personal affairs in these army movements all over Europe, we are now partments give of of STUNG! Bring Out About to the exact facts -.- 1 burdened with the duty of trying to keep track of Facts 'ownership. 14 is understood that the order. Arrange with us now to take care No. Ad Club secured its report from the confessions and ; retractions by our home crop of "Camp 2" ; What's the matter wjth the mosquito brigade? facts given by the board of health and of your financial interests, investments, r murderers. as- t Honolulu is suffering more from ; the stinging The Ad Club committee having the building inspector's office and real estate, etc., to collect income, rein- now any other time in the charge of the Investigation of the. ten- sumed these were correct. , plagues of night than at - ' Mat-soni- a ement question, has encountered some The property is owned by a corpoi vest or disburse it. : . v .';-)- ; All those in favor of exchanging the Maui, r last five years,' , v;;. of the difficulties that often accom- ration made up largely of Chinese and Almost every district, hill, midland and lowland, and Wilhelmma for the coasting steamers pany investigations of this character has been under this ownership for 1- in- - Governor and President say aye! The noes have it. The information they have received several years. By making your will and naming this reijorts swarms and clouds of the pestiferous ' -- -. ; ' has not, In all cases, been fully re- jHccts, ranging in sire from the common tfr garden ;':::: ' liable, and it' is found that the com- company executor and trustee you can . "a - Someone please page the kaiser and tell him how in- , to with wing- may have to investigate the variety of grasshopper up those mittee 1 PERSONALITIES extend valuable Trust Company ser- huge oversub- formation given by the authorities. this spread of two feet. Don't laugh, folks. This has the second. Liberty Loan rolled up a ' This was exemplified in the report COOPER," pro- vice to your family or other heirs in the . scription in Hawaii. ALFRED G. former gone beyond a joke. It is time for the board of ; - on , tenements : i of the committee the ;' ''' ', - moter and secretary of the San Carlos -' " . anti-mosquit- o . ';.. I;, .; ; ; Mrs.- of your Jdeath. See your lawyer health and its cohorts to get busy and ' credited to. Mr. and Theodore Milling Pnillpptaes, left event Richards, known as Camp No. 2, Co. in the ' : i ' U. 6. soldiers are in action "over there." And and reduce the casualties. u 'r 0 Saturday on a steamer for Manila. and make that will today. . ; v they're just beginning. After awhile this fact will In the Kauluwela section of the town. The committee report states , that W. BREC-KON- S, ' ? Tropical Life of London gives extended notice to penetrate to Potsdam. Camp No. 2 is owned by Mr. and Mrs. ATTORNEY ROBERT will be glad to explain in y Theodore Richards; that a portion of who haa been confined to his Dur officers an article by Daniel Logan, editor of the Hawaiian cottages and an- home owing to a severely sprained comprehensive services of this i it is being rebuilt in detail the Star-Bulleti- on east, Forester and Agriculturist and n libra- Winter fights for the Russians the but part remains in old tenements, ankle, expects to be at his office to other glv Company, Sar-Bulleti- Is harshly criti- morrow, though the ankle is still rian, published in the n last February. Italy must fight for herself in the south. the condition of which cised. ing him some trouble. The London , publication commends the article as The fact is that Mr. and Mrs. Rich- interesting and full of valuable facts. - Italy needs another Garibaldi. ards do not own this property.4 They MISS MARIE BYRNE of Eleele. disposed of it five years ago and ap- Kauai, is in Honolulu to become the parently the records of the health de- bride of Willis Jennings, whom she NOV IK partment and the building inspector's met in the Islands'and who recently IES ARE 'TOP DOS' leiraiERTo office, from which the Ad Club com- joined the navy.: After the wedding mittee secured it information, --have she win return to Kauai where aha is e. school. not been kept up-to-dat- a teacher in the Eleele BE The property owned by Mr. and Mrs. FtAiERS WHITES SERGEARTMEER DIE SOI Richards in this immediate section is BISHOP ADNA WRIGHT LEON devoted to buildings and grounds of ARD of San Francisco has been as the ''Kauluwela community." Thfs is signed to conduct the conference of RICH ARO HV TRENT, PRES. (SpecUI St&r-Bullat- la Cortispon4Bc. one of the successful "welfare enter- the Methodist Episcopal church of CHAS. G. HEISER, JR TREAS. HILO. Oct. 26. At the meeting of now Hawaii which begins March 14, 1913. Hono!u!an Fighting Bosches Says Supreme Blow Will Be prises'! of . the city and Is in IRWIN H. BEADLE, 8ECY. of Engineers of in- bishop, who is an .and Military the Association the charge of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins. It The author Struck When America Reaches. Height; of Her HawaiU which was held on Tuesday cludes-a good sized hall where the educator of note, is well known in ' - last, Contractor Richard Deming, : of children of that section can meet for Honolulu. . Development . . . . .'.V!;"rVS';:i the Hilo . breakwater job, addressed games, play and study; also a small the members on. the subject of the big equipment of ALEANDER SHEPPART of Kailna. seemingly impossible and drove carpenter shop, and the '"Wlien AmeHca la at ttie height of the artificial reef. He stated that he the nlavRround. which includes a pari Kona, Hawaii, has enlisted in jie her military deTelopment, when Rus- him from his perches down to the flat would come to the end of his contract formerly known as the Royal Engineers and is now drain- We are top of the land jn sia haa rallied, and wheir Xht whole country behind them. at. a very early date and said that the Boys field. This playground and ing in Canada and expects to leave '. We '; dowa-fro- ' , power of the Allies is at ttt maximum, dog now. Today look sub-bas-e will be completed for a a center within a short time. Mr. on twenty miles community home furnishes for France we will strike the blow; and that blow Messlnes about length of 5460 feet and the superstruc- healthful amusement in a crowded Sheppart, who is nearly 0 years old. enemy-occupie- d : song, for 'will be fatal to the Boche." So writes of country. The ture for a length of 5400 feet at that town, Waianae inappro- section of the and under its was associated with tha . Sergeant James Gr Meek, Honolulu "Deutschland Uber Alles,Ms time, v The original estimate of the present management is accomplish- ! Sugar company for many years. British- - army in priate now. - -- ' ; to- nan now . with the United States engineers was for a ing a great deal in improving the con- - France. , . '.' For us to follow the enemy'Jon tal length of breakwater of 10,000 feet among boys and girls in With coal situation so unsettled Ho- dition tbe that the ! , Sergeant Meek, In writing to his the flats would-b- foolish, especially Of the original amount of money esti- section. This enterprise is financed the Mexican hairless dog that has been life in the convey i nolulu friends, describes his as we would be trying to mated a3 the cost of this 10,000 feet, Mrs. Richards and Miss trying to climate has an anx-'iou-s descrip- by Mr. and like this trenches, and gives a vivid heavy guns overcountry we had des- there remains $5Q,000 still to be ap- Atherton. winter before him. tion of the battle lines. His regiment troyed by our shell fire. We will stop propriated, stated the speaker. There's the J-- ; Is in the front line trenches, knee-dee- p on the high ground and look around Mr. Deming gave it is his opinion place you con- for r 'i and slime, exposed to the . . costs ' in mud before we leap. that, according to present pf : ' lojv countries, al- '.. A to build your - '' tinual rains of the Sgt Meek continues that the Brit- material and operation this amount of V . y waiting ay '- ways fighting, but for the money would ; hardly complete with blast- the nome --'r ish artillery contents itself -- ' when the command shall be given for ing away at the German entrench- breakwater beyond the 7500 feet sta1 "rV the drive "on to Berlin." ments, exposing the hidden enemy tion, .which would be 2100 feet past I given more now," nVe are rest batteries and driving, the Boches fur-,-- . the present mark, thus leaving 2300 the sergeant, "since we have so ' feet to completely end work. writes . . the KaimuB ther back. ,' many reserves to relieve us. Nothing Mr. Deming also said that the last happened to me, al- The sergeant has been granted a Sprockets desperate has rivers and harbors bill contained an in mm '.mm my in. dodg- short leave of absence, he writes, and $ though I have had share item of 5150,000 for the improvement he' is going to visit London and Scot- j: And they havd been ing Hun shells. theaters of Hilo harbor and that he presumed " bigger ones than usuaL too. The old land. He will visit all the it was for the further extension of the and take in all the sights, he declares. ID)ungamw times when we put In a month in the breakwater, but that he had been un- 4 people in Hawaii irhrl trenches without a rest, as in Gallipoli. He asks how the able to ascertain any further details. hJ feel toward the war, . and sends his : are at an end. The authorities realiie " Pretty two-bedroo- rn home ou a corner lot of 75x150 feet A that it pays to give men a rest from "aloha" to 'his friend. MAY INVADF HILO. (Series No. 3) 1 the strain and misery of trench life." He tried for a commission in the fSofteUi SUr-Bii2tl- 3 txTsrj4enct. on 8th avenue. House' double walled and has good stone In Cool Punahou District, Sergeant Meek explains, as much Indian arm)', but was not selected. HILO, Hawaii. Oct. 2C The J. A. C. foundation. Lot planted with a variety of choice fruit New Roads, censors will allow, just . The sergeant sent a program of a baseball team of Maul wants to come as the field ' why no extensive advances are being "trench theater," showing the kind of to Hilo for a game, according to trees. Also twelve varieties of bananas. Pigeon hutches. Growing Trees. 'made along the French front, although entertainment the men in the trenches Charlie Green. Charlie says that the English have a large reserve force. are furnished. Ths performances are outlook Is not very promising at pres- the 1 "This is the devil's own country." gotten up andiarried cut by the sol- ent, as a number of the good players $3200.00 Call and see the map and let us ?f it flat id boggy diers, and arc held every evening. A will be going to Honolulu with the Price he write V'most , take you to the property. a Hawaiian taro patch. Wb en matinee is given on Saturdays. The national oard, and it would have to like pick-u- p selected his defensive lines programs . are regularly printed and be a nine that would meet te I- - Jfcked most of the evatepos true to form, even to the warning, the Mac! f oys. M "Look around now and select your Co., Henry Ltd. I Guardian Trust Ltd Vaterhouse Trust Co., exit" German 'militarists continue to rail rn.i n poo flj. Tij- - The sergeant ends by advising ihe. at Ameri--- i and President Wilson, thus tiu.i. n.tM..t u t Sts, 8701 Honolulu Sammies to come along and! ;rovin th-i- nierica and President Fort and Merchant Phone accomplished win the war. ' ( Wilson are getting them on run. Hdden batteries. We the no STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1317 QAHU DEI MEGHSTIRANTS, FIFTE--3 DESTMCT. AFT 2707. DetrrpacM 47?. Mukalda. Shigeto Merits. appear below are drawn in the forthcoming draft, it means 1999. Leong. Hung Gut 2236. Kr RAktilrhi 2704. tltrdter. Katph IL , any of the number that 2172. Malsamoto. Klsaburo - If 2090. Adolph De 2327. Yoneyama, Tentaro Jesoa. 233$. Kantiro : 2474. Aklona. Moi 2 o. Shulsato. Saura wnose name appears mc ia 201. Nohara. Kamaro NakaclshL 2475. Maaplong. Agrlplao I 21710. Kattpu. E.tnarl tnai tne man opposite nuciwcr sewbu uuwj Go.-Sa- n , 2239. Miyasato. Saburo 1786. ii Myang 2002. P.ojme 2476. A pio. John 2; 11. inn. Rmjt ' 1532. Barte. llimpio D. Park. Whan 2003. Ogo. Plasldo 2210. iapal. Name 1767. Gima. Masataka Shuhel 2477. Katawa. Sanchez K. 2712.1 Mlyahlnai Nio s- 2533. Megum. Tsuntmstsu 204. Suyetsugu. Karoku Terasakt 217V Silva, Manuel 1. 2TU. Kalilimoku. Frank C ye- s (Continued from 1534. Alejandr 1768. Khlbuya. Tomltaro 2005. Yogi. 2243. Somatsu, Masuda Cuaresma. Kame ! 2479. Sato. Jibei 2714. Hayakawa. Shtziicht Wtt. Sakamoto. Klblchl 1(35. Tomods, Bulkichl ... 1769. Kala. Maximo 200$. Casiano M. 2243. Oreneio. Ignaeto Areola. ' 2 Blatt. Albert 2715. Hanaawa. Klnso laujiro 1536. Gestopa. , 1770. Tsukayama. Choson 22 44. Inukai. Munejl l- lie:. Yamamoto. Clrlaeo 2007. Kehoami. John 4. Chlng. Ah -l 2716. Hlguchl. Ssinzo ttoj. BUts, Tony 1537. Bernardo. Deax 1771. Mo. Klro K warn Ana Onrora, Suehachl 2215. Moniz. Manuel C. 241. i 24S2. Derby. Hans L. 2717. . Maaudo, Kuhea 1804. 1538. L,umio. 1772. Hanabaye. Potencies. ! Wlljiam Loco Yamasaki. Kaneklchl Oihlro. Toku Luclo . 29; Kahuene. 224. i Vega. 2714. 1529. 1773. llirada. Seizo Hfrad ; 2247. Sing. Ching Tong I43. Juan Terada, Ko Lovell. Bennett hato. Toahiharu 2010. Kaneko. MsfOlchi ; Young. Yuen Pagwrao. Benefaelo 1549. Kakea, ( 1774. Pugano, Toyo 2246. Baladhay. Macario 24sr: 12719. Anderson. Gorge T. uo. Akana 211. Kataahlma. Maiaro i Bastllo Pe isaya. t307. Kunlhlaa, Rlklo I 2349. Brown. Marcalo 215. IKn. 272. Joslo '. liil. Knriques. Francisco I - . - I . . . 3012. Perry. John Kozuto 1301. Maeda. Tosht 1..42. Ilodoblado. Maximo CI.,. Tsuneda. Kijlro ' 2250. Takemoto. Jungite 24. Ogasawara. 721 Ibo. Manuel ' 777. :13. i B. 24?7. Wo. Shim Sarrg Maahuviy. Saturmino 1309. Aba, Ceng! 1513. Alfred f KUonl. Tark Gabri. Kuragl 2251. Tom. George Ium Akana Sr. :si4. Hishimuma. 24VS. On 1319. yx"ano. iJnforo U44. Fukushiroa. MMkenobu 1778. 4.'ruz. Candido de 2015. ! 2S52. Cheong. Lee Sar Char. 272$. Asato. Bakuho Hoor. Borlasa. Lion 24 S9-- Paulino. Narsiso S724. tan. K Xrneat Sin Fat Agbayan. Pedro 1779. Lum. Yan Nakamoto, Tolchl i 22.3. Gultiano. Patricio Io, Marmirito f Hung I 4. 4"0. ChachL Okubo 2725. Yogi. Kokl 'jTVk. Andersen Lee 1546. Chock. iThon Koon 179. Chow, i rM7. . Kaya. Jiuhlcbi 225 Gasa, Lope tilt. 1. j 2491. Kanashiro. Kana 1213. Klyoto. 1547. Gundran. Alberia ' 1 225.V Aokl. husoku 2726. Wah. Ho Masa Ilayashida. KasnlcM 20 8. Yogi. Rlkama 2492. Ani. Tommy 1214. Okushima. Ilisuke 1544. Hlga, Ginauke 2. Cruz. Lull de la 2019. Trask. William Geor-Furuka- Somalpong. Nomlsio ...... Edwards, Gwlllym M. 3. Klgekl. nnto i 2495. Matbias. Pete 1 2728. He-aJ- Rljln 121a.' Martin. Stanley 1649. Kerr Jamea A. It ;021 Itsusaku Makare. Mamerto Kumaichl j 2494. ShlraU 1816. Fnlffen. Nelson. Jr. 1659. Dtllard. icobert M. I'laea. Florentino 2021. Chen. Chang Woon 22. Pre) las. Joseph !?729. Sra. Rufo C 1217. HaUuJl 1651. Agnir, 5. Montaya. Knrtque I 2259. Klyoto 2195. Cabaonic. Premetibo 2110. YwhtdA. Shlgeharu Yamamoto. Clifton Antone Felaia i . - 2022. Deponte, Frank ' I'rhlda. 2496. Mortshtta, Shlgezo 118. Okazoki. Nobaichl 1652. Imamnra. Yoihlhtde . Itlvogtro. Takaroori .'023. lllkishi. Usaburo 2.'). teoseo9. Bernaldo 273L Mendex, Manuel 1212. Tony Wonj 1553. 7. Kawahara. Juniehi Garcia. Tedro :?7. Dadizon. Andres P. 2732. Tomljl Akana. Okl. Kanlchi 2024. KalaaukahH Kurata-Bautlst- a, Klmura. 1120. Bonifacio 1654. 17 n. Onska. Guntrhi . 321:2. Akoloka. John. Jr. 249s. Salto. 2733. Rodriguez, Eloy Art llano. Nozaki. Sekihi 2025. Miyamoto. Korc;iu 24 99. Ponelano un. Kvlva. John Lindsay .1 55. Area. 1'epe M. 17 S'J. amamoto. Shobei 2026. Pedro. Alberto ' 223. Renton. Allan 2734. Fujlmoto, ochlcht : I 1 Asevedtj. Joseph D. Kamckl ills. Sentsa. Niotaa iir6. Pelree. Karle W. ;. 2027. Joy. Lewis Prison 22S4. Kim. Sar Youg 250. Fukino. 2735. Takusbl. Ansvke 1225. Vlncente. Iollearpo 1557. Prado. Itidro D. ! :1. hakamotu, Satobe 202. Gavito. Fausto 22:;'. Tlsbal, Juan 2501. Obe. Elklchl 2726. PaaluhL David II. dl 9". A-A- 2302. CaslrrUra 1224. Msdelros. Manuel Tavao, Jr. insi. Aranicron. isidoro .. Kakelaka. fim 2029. Buko Gohter. Charles Cabral. 5737. Hoomanawanul, William 9.-- Clma. W. 1825. Uchima, Ankln lSf9. Tom 17 Uurlvama. Tsunao 20:10. ;'.117. Joseph Keao. Jr. 2303. Evans. Elmer 2731. 17ui, Kvirlso Akana. ltinaot. Punciano 25 4. Yoshlo Alartifi, Kllaa 1 M0. Sural, Tamajlro 94 Apo. Samuel 20:M. Andrade. Frank 2 Fernandez. Martin Aoyama, 2729. Ozawa, Chotaro "122. i ; !i.V Lopez Jv -- 1227. Aragakl. Yamato 1561. York. Yuen Quons l.upiano. lialtazan 2tlJ2. Puntanas. Juan Andrado. Cameon 2505. Yee. Goo J740. Wakamura. KuneJIro 1224. Aran. Valentin 1(62. Jdpz'ichl. Yasukl l Merrado. lnosenclo 2f';',. Vicentl 2 2 70. Fuiimoto. Klnlchi 2 Pnsot. Sixto 2741. Oshlkata, Kalchlro 1564. i; 97. I'atahan." Agapito Itrot. 2271. 2 :.507. Mlyashiro. Hacksal 1229. Kanae, Joseph Won?. Adam 2011. Brink worth. Ldnia Sato. Ikujlro M. 2742. Peralta. Kamon G. 1230. Oesoro. Macarlo 15M. Manuel i; iv Vataiab hot- .:..'.. Miyagi. Takeo Bayo. Aulas 250V Nival. Joe 3743. Rodrtgues, Antona 1231. Hod a. Francisco 1663. Manaloto, Candl6V :79. .Mori. Ft'Kl . ;;. Shlgesato, Otojiu Moralis. Pablo Shin. Gee 2510. Martins, Maanel 2744. Francisco. Amadeo 1222. Manuel da Meilo li6C. Nicholas ls(. Asatu. KainasuUi -- 1.;,. Olandatr. Donato M. Perrelra. Iiellalon. 1M)1. Hara. Ilurazo 2511. Yataso 2745. Tamanoka, Matsu 1231. Fuji war. JUueo 1667. Sas'i. Modesto Kikewa. Mar.uel Alodiltio. Marclano Luke. Ten Ban Nishimura. 2746. Albarralm, Aqulllno Klyabu. Kama 7 2512. Garospe. John 1314. Ot'ilyctna. Naojl 16CS. rfarr.amoto. Takulchi lhu:. Sahara. Chusaku '.'2 i. Shinsato. Kenta 2747. Abangun. Milanto ISO:: , , 2513. Domingo Mlynhara, Zenr."oro 159. Goaveia. Joveph. Jr. allo. Matsutar.. Ml. Nakazo . - . Pedro. Josecaro Silva. U3. 1 MM. okinaka. 2514. 2748. Kawamoto, Kuraicht I33C. BaslHo 16T0. Kuluda. lsokiclii .-- is, Yoshlye. Masakichl Gones, Claro Agalud, Pfwamuia. Teruo s .'HI. Sardanias. Fciislano 2749. Uyeda, Matsutaro 1237. NanUa. Heiktchl K.71. Miyamoto. Metauo 105. Lino. Kdward lv.s:-f- 2012. Diego 2271. lioy. Ieong Ylng 2515. Keys. Stuart W. Panh-Tyao- . Perrl. 2750. Otbolt, Carl 15.72. 1S;h. ud?neza. PaM.i -- 2316. Woo. Lum 122. Motoyam. Kanlchi Ce.HCo. Mxcarlo Kubota. Gonzo 2rt. Isa. Matsu 2751. Ttoson, Est Ivan ill U73. .K'J7. I'how. lxo 2 2M. Bunso 2517. Dantes. Jacinto 132. Tnno. Nam Nlfholae "Ml. Tyler. Nicholos Tiill Takishlta. bang, 2752. Hanta. Shiro 1240. 157 4. lf.t(iril.Kiimc;i iiii. Mangcao, Florin mi" J'l 1 SimailUos. Marciano 22S 2. Yonehiro. Takao 251V Tom in Jose . r 2 753. Harukl 1341. T.ikusM. Ksine Palartto. Pedro p. 0!. rar, jfla. Pedro Iwaoka. Yosaku 22V2! Kahallanl. Jim 2519. Bollo. Florlnllno Takezaki. Yot, Chan Garcia. Ma .10. I'yrsato. Vumei 20. 22M. Imafagi, Rinzo 2520. Ho. Chuck 2734. Clunky. William A. 122. niel. Jr. 2017. Tim Say 2755. Morlzuml, Itsujt 1313. SitbaHeJ Mpn l..7T. Quenamda. Iorotea U11. Hondo. RiicM 23 IV Ortiz.Ie. Delfln M. 2 2 "... Cheong. Ah Tau 2521. as. Manuel Rk-har- 2756. Dalltin, Vlniincio 1344. K'ta'ohh. Krhiik U.7?. Pu.tiI. Kamaka lK'. Ijti'flnp. Vicen'c 20!!l. Tarhebana. Kunro - .'M. Gartrtll. W. 2522. Tanabe, Takeo : '? 2523. 2757. Sisa, Apolinarto j i4... Kofeh.'aal. Yago r,7. Shlrome. Haura :41a. Nakata. Matsusuki Kaboe. John Kaion 2 2 . okada. Kunltaro Kurozawa. Mocht e. Miyaaucht. Hajinit 2 ! 252 4. 2758. Frank 13. Ysmajiucbk LI take Hen? nla. Dionli'lo UH. 2051. Watson. William 2 . Klmura. Torahel Tsuha. Jltsushin tlibson. 1347. Manuwl. Jr. Yamanaka Jltsuo 1815. Bresa. Benito 2032. Lomongo. Pedro 22!!. Aono. Kenichi 2523. Tsukayama. Chashin JT759. Sang. Yuen Ah ir.4s. Tal.etn 1816. Wong. Tang Leon g, M. D. L2290 Pingong. Benigno 2326. Sekiguchl. Masalchi .2760. Aklna. John lmoo. n2. Klia. Fiank 2053. Kekaualua. George I 1249 YaraagucM. Koiri.i i.c. Ycihtda. Aagoro lt17. Ilayno, Nichulak 20i4. Curonilla. Miguel 2?1. Neumann, Frank 2527. Shiota, Saichiro 2761. Hee, Ah Sam 1??. Sato is 4. Morisbita. .Mohaahl 11l. Parker. Aniero A. Takamiya. Ryuhei Plaslnsla. Luis 2 ",2V Dison. Andres Del R. I 2762. Sasaki, Iwalchl Tormtii i. 205. 1351. Makaa, William IT,. Ai-at- Francis Kaneplo 1f19. Koauma. Kn.ii 2056. Raniutf. Rosendii I nana. Yashlsado 2529. Keala. Thomas L. . 2763. Merrill. LeRoy F, navy i:.x!. Semporoso isri. Murakami, hhniichi 2 : 'j ; . Sliichisan 250. Oklhoro. Sannemon i 376 4. Tamanaha. Kamalchl 152. I Svrlr.o Garelan. 2057. Kananul. James Takahashi, ' 1253. Chlng 15t7. 1821. Iiiouyf. uyu '.". 2 2 2531. Nakamura. Joichl 2763. Sing. Chlng Yan :hoag, ICwar. Nlththara. Kenao B'jntaro 2 V iiisl.i. Matsutaro O. :'". lionsalves. Manuel 12R 4. ImaL TutfJfcatouro l.3. Shlmojyo. Tarura 122. Suzuki. To m las. Roman 22!'. Kusumoto. Tsuneo 2532. Nonaka. Hitoshl i 276. Martinez. Emllio Chal. Robert 2'!.- r 2533. Maruyama. Morima 1355. Fifg. Kwiv Choy 139.'.. Oatiti'anco. Gandcntlo i ti . . . h7. Uodrfgues. Manuel T. 276.. IO, Shtng - Katsuto 1 i ; . llamada. Tfinf -- 90. lvijuillon. Basilto Koyno. Ale jo Robidill- Wauke. Jiro 234. Higa, Klchltaro 2 768. Rvillaa, Pedro 16. . 2il. Melencio 13CI. KVLV!??' Tatcektchl I jS1. Murat. ICutnmatsu Morimoto. Takft-- 2'.2. Jncio. Linclo 2 2J9.' Galisia. Besillo 2535. Nakana. Yasube 2769. Wallace. Edward V153V iViHix'j. Aioria rati 7592 Glbo. Ktm Ni.shtinura, Kuhaclii 2..;. Brown. Gordon D. 2 2 'JO. Lee. Oil Talk 2.3. Solomon. Seperlno S. 2710. Preor, Candldo Man U'.C. lit.injr. iSii. Goromayo. Juan 2537. Miyashita. Matsulchi AVun. Ton; Jo4in Lllplo ' irs. i I" i'limaga. 2301. Iwasaki. Ichiro 2771. Naihe. Peter 94. V. Imoto. Chuklchl lhljtnia. KuoklchJ k.2n. UokK'. IV run ilo 20 ..". Ancenlo 253v Branco. William A. 2772. Baptlsta, R. 130. i lianan. 2::02. Bal. Won Kui i John Inoiroto. Toniokix-ii- i 2.v:9. 1261. Yamanclii. Khokcn l.95. Kaletklla. Klmona .. .1,. Ainiit. Philip Pabro. Doroteo 2773. Borgea. John 11. ..-- Sueeo. Benito i 13G2. liarameda, l.uclo t flncl. Selshln l. liKCH'iiana. Iip 7. 2.101. 2510. Ha lies, Mateo 2774. Somaylo. Bonifacio 17 Stiav-aia- . Skimoto. Tamalchl Herada. Sabnro 1J63. Ojio, inokichi 97. .Ma1l?u, .loe Tluo 20'-- T. P. 2 " 2511. Foster, Antone Apela, 1 s.)?. Pasaol. '". Tyau. Mon Fong 2775. Samuel 144. Kaalouahl. lcvl Kei.mla. Pablo 2Jf,D. Sny res. Francis C. Ajaylo. 2512. Rata. Mitsujlro 2776. Omlter. Narclso 1 Fuw, Cbfnij i:?:n Andris 1745. KhlfhtJo. jjtikelchl , SMciio. Tolchl Fukui 07J. Kumali. Dan 2.:37. Matsumoto. Zenhichi , 2543. Oshiro, Ushl 2777. Miles. William E, 1366. Yamanakl. Cle-ment- To mas 2071. Kaneshlro, Julchl tfhlnkirhl .lbaro. Concitwion. Miyake; Mitsuji 230s. Kohatsu. Klchlyo ! 234.': 2778. Silva, Manuel 1387. Mayeyainu. Maxato 11.. Taro at. Kegorio Akl. Wliiiam Ahai..'. 2072. Nakagawa, Saroku 2409. Ma go .MUoshiri. Hikoichl 2779. Shibuyu. ' ii Mij-amot- Maeda. Jiro Motaklchl 1368. Nicnr. Joan t02. Ryuj4 iteni'.ario. Alfonso S. 2073. Fukahara. Suichi 2110. Pele. Hosea Umezu, Uklchi 2783. Padua. Juan lvCtv KaKtttias'a. Toyokl Kanehiro, Selmatsu Grnc.-o.T-ii 2071. m. Smith, George ' I'ortniiad'.. Freltas, Frank 2311. Patino. Jose Bantista :781.x Walker. Robert E. 1370. laky. Lul HOI. follno. Areadlo 3 :;.V. i',u:uo. Ixmato 207.. Florida. Pedro 2312. Tesloma. Agapito 25 4V Ogata. Sotoku 2782. Morales. Pedro 1S71. Kail"'. JoaeiTTi i:o:. Florence. Htrardo i Turk. Kee Chan 207l. Rosete. Rafael 2313. 12513. Kawamoto. Kurajlro 2783, 44ng;af. Ma. V. y.enzo Yamanishl. Naoso ;.".3n. Vlllaron, Dtonlcio May. William - ; 1372., , Tootaro fid. Akaa K. Ando. 2077. Berioiiies. Gregorio dc la C. 2;! 14. Culmmaris, Pedro M. 27SI. Manuel, Victor L. 1373. I(i Jujlro okamlne. Kama '.Nil Vamamuto, Kumagiro 2078. Knos. Manuel 2551. Honda, Nagakl 2315. Correa, Antone ! 27 S3. 1 Buchanan. James 1374. Mli aPhiro. XahlU ';.Ks. Naksda. lllkoshlro i . :. Kumataro. Moichi 2079. Kaleikinl. James 2316. 2552. Reyes Paciano de los ' Chew. Tons ; 27X6. Tormes, 137 Fiienten, i 2553. Chang Manuel 5. YabnanxMo. Klotna'vu !;:. Ambrocio si::. okamura, Bujiro 2080. Kume. Uhichl 22 17. C. Jim, ' 1376. MitauyuHlii Svra n. Picadura. Naclnth i 2 Agilflno 2787. Shlmoda. Tamotsu Okfrcul. 110. Klchard in;i. Urnga. Pedro 201. Fernandez. Ivan L. 2318. Honda. Krnichi .. Buhat. 27 81. Miyahlra, Shlnyel 1377. if.ii. Namokueha, : IN r.. .Nkpsaka. 2553. Sodalchl hiracbukuro, Taro Samuel Jtibel 2082. Kokubun, Sueklchl 2319. Inn, Chow Hung Tamaru. 12789. .U ! 1612. Chun. Chee : Yuiiogan. 2556. Kanetoku, Otogoro Andam. Alberto 1378. int Ixrenao sit. Fausto 2083. Yow, Chang 2320. Soriano. Alejandro 2790. Noguchl. Ichljlro 137?. KwlI. Join Herbert 1613. I'.vehara, Kantoku i IN4t. Olsen. Frcderich John 2084. Sasutana, Balentine 2321. 2557. Kanishiro. Zlro 'I ' Fujiwara. Jlkuro 2791. Chaw. Cheong Ping AaoUj, Uldfo 1614. Wallace. George W.. 4S. Alefanra, Daniel Fanoday 2085. Mena. M. j 2558. llama, Nakamatsu Cristobal Higa, Kama ! 1381. MoM'y, Antone 1615. Halamhao. Gaudencio Antlga. Melecio 20S6. Tsukayama. Choho 3539. Sarlno. Fells 2792. Caslban, Fortunato 1616. . German. Fermln j 2 2793. Toyama. Saburo 1382. lonl. UMsha Hop. Char 1850. liosokan-a- Kumakatsu 2087. Ishida. Teruklchi 2.".2. Boyd. Robert K. ..'). Marimatsu. Shlzaki 133." lilord".' 1617. Canoy. Yictortano 1851. Kiutaro, lmose 208X. 2361. Dorego.Hohn J. , 2794. Shinohara, Shinichl Sakata. Katsuzo Makaulu. Paul II. ' 13N4. Na Mahodo. Saura 1618. Kaulia. Joseph Kalt 1852. Tanabe. Ryochi 2089. Takahashi, Katsui 25 S3. Chang. George Yun MfTJJT 2795. Amis, HUario .' Tamosnlro, Kamado I 1619. Katsuzo-4'orreia- KatsujI . 1796. Domlnga 1385. Kehoa. Ueore Ah Nea Kanno. 1853. Shiroma, Kana 2090. Kong, Ho Chin, t . 255:. Sato, Anlceta. ; - l Cristobal, Pedro ! 136. l'awo, Hereto 1620. Joe 1S54. Santos, Manuel 2091. Cagula, E. 6. 222s. Helgiro 2;.; 4. Tcsalona. Jos 1797. Matsumoto, Sadakl 1(21. Ilia, I 4 387. Ureo. Felix Momotomi, John 1835. Ohl. Hiroichi 2092. Munesue, Tokuji 2329. 2 5;. 5. Ablar. Vicente A. 2798. Amos, Sinon 1622. Kamaka, Joseph Kalani I ism. MwTna, Icnaclo & 1L Klum. Yuen Tal 1856. Ana, Alexander 293. Oyahuso, Makaru 2.".30. 1 .66. Pescala. Antone 2799. Anlsita. Pablo 1623. Sarnjiento. Ellas ! 12J.9. AUrtinoz, Joa Wallace. Kenneth Robert Q. 1857. iAgoa, Jose P. Bitancor, Francisco 1 2567. Rita. Marcello 2800. Nap, Kau 29. White. Henry A. : 13110. Kujlmoto, Tomltato 1624. Gusukuma, Kajo 1868. Pauole, Mitchell 2095. Caballero, Pedro Mun, Kammy Moon ;:.;s. Rakin. Lorln 2801. Kila, Kama 1391. rihltna, Uiichl 1625. Chang. Tel Chong 1869. Arakaki, Saburo 2096. ArakL Kajlro Hoshino, Chubel 2 .".(.9. Kuwae. Royu 2802. Femle, James A. 1232. lot, Lkmj 1626. Takiguehl. Tadaichl 1860. Sal to. Yoshiwo 20117. FuJH.i Zltalohi Cadapan, .J.3 70. Makekau, David Hanola 2803. Phillip. Claude LeRoy Isaac : 1627. Savarcs, Alphonzo Ov .". ." 1393. Worvlelro. Antonio Fcrnandei 1861. Ukauka. Kuke L. -- 8. Watanabe. Shoji z ;i Cruz. Leo - .71. Caesario, Rapino 2804. Uyehara. Matsel 1394. Kmabsra. Yoahlto 1628. .Fhlroma. Taro 1862. Wong, Lee Yau 2').'9. Kspinda. K. ' ' j 2572. l'rathep. Osle Willis 2S03. Troche, Adriano ' William Onvura, i . i sua. Iivpea. 1629. Kesal. 1863. Torakuma 2573. Frank Pedro Ping, Yee Kai 2100. Matsumoto, Zinkichi --.)...1.; . Ivong, Shinozcks. Salklchl 2806. Ikeda. Hirakichl 1620. 1 Kenneth A. 1396. Taiannaka. Koname Oshtro, Taro 1864. Takahashi. Gisukc 2101. Makanani Helacoror. Epanio 25.4. Corriea. Mamel 2807. Bat tan. Tomaa 1397.. Torreflel. Jo 1631.' Mendonsa, Manuel Naclmento 1865. Caban1cro8. Melanis 2102. 257 5. Deniafetls. Leoa . Yagt 1632. Suzuki. Glsaburo ."'29 Kokubu. Kaxuyashl 3S08. Aokl, 139S. liuenaflor.' Pelagto Gomes, Antonio I860. Klmura, Sekiyo 2103. Shimabukuro, Kanho 2'; to. Nomi. Sadamu 2..7H. Duart, Joe 2809. Ha, Pong : 1399. , .'lM)0. liOUiS 1633. Kurokawa. Tetsujl 1867. Jgarashl. Sbogi 2104. Siroz. Pedro 2311. 2577. Aila. Jr. . 2810. Haglwara. Kenynchl - 1 : 134. Ho. Chun Sing 40. 7mx. Yet do. Kumahel 188. Tong. Lau Wai 2105. Matsumoto, Sunao 2312. Kfimoua. Arthur 2578. Sun. Lee Joo 2811. SaUtJyo, Yolcht 1035. 1 1401. Yee. Ki Whan 1869. Maeda. Torakl 2106. Alegandro, 4 2579. I'ong. Park Han : g. 16.1R. Helny, Joea t Keliini'i. loena 2S12. Nakama, Koei . 1402. Hpnikt. ;Mta Joe 1870. Tnkcshima. Saijlro 2107. Abreu, Antone D. 2:; !4. 25S0. Wong, Bung Kee 2812. Chang, Ah Hing 143, KobayartJk Kobutaro .; 1637. Mlzoi. Sakulchi 1S71. ' Mezurashl. Toralchl 2581. Castanka, R. Kalili. David 2108. Kalili. John .'Alfred K. Frank 2814. Garcia. Leon R--' . 1404. Kiwasuchf, illkolcht 13R. Gasper, 9egando 1872. Ishigami. Kazuo 3103. Alvarlco, Kekahuna. 2582. Kimura, Toramatsu 1639. Amado, Edwardo ...46. oshirnura. Junjo 2815. Villarta. Eduardo i4r. Frank 1872. Villanneva. Bonifacio J. 2110. Saito. Klchiji 2:: 4 7. 2583. Dajan. Emllcano 2816. Yuen, Ching " Kxperezlon 1610. Adachi. 1874. Sulapantan. Angel 258 1. Klum 14.. Aoo1lcon. Kurakichi Tanaka, Takuturo 2111. Ike, Usa 2:: i.S. Fukutoml. Shlnjiro 2 St 7. Kilchi 1407. KjkaJo. Sakichl x. 1641. TTyehara. .Kame 1N75. Santos, Joseph 2112. Y'khi. Yamomoto 25S5. Kelepine. Thomas Hata. ' Ayag. Celestine 23 19. Hida. 2S18. Bernookti -- ' . ' 1642. Kaichl Ikehara, 14081 Abuffnlta, lilnieon . Kona. Iaac 1876. Cunha, Manuel J. 2113. Nakashima, Sakichl 2586. Pactal. Esteban 1409. Oyama, Khlzeru 1643. Ieon 2:0. M3gialaA, Vicente 2587. 2819. Phillips, Anton farita. 177. Kukuyama, Jlnroku 2114. ilomavan. Eluterlo 2:u.i. Asperas. Egnaclo V. Ferrelra, Sylvester 2820. Igloria, Vicente 1410 ; Ctiltcn. Joseph Ki 141. Tokunaira.. Yonckkhl 4 I 2115. 25XS. 1645. 178. Namahoo. David llona, Felix 2352. I.ponsf. Chan Nishimura, Kazukl 1, Abila, Juan 1411 Jsim; fung Hum Oshlro. LVhl J 879. Omori, Tadaki 2116. Ah Yong, Kook 0 o r. 2389. Valentino Hilario- - 22 1413 to 1646. , Kenjlro ChlrK. Lin Fong 2822. Marquis. Andris Alrta. Hon ; rukuda. ; 1880. Kmll. Edward 2117. Katayama, 2590. Sekiya, Fukuzo Mlnaru - B. - 16 67, a- - Cl?ing. George F. 2823.- Salvadoa 2413 Cusfa. John r vTakaki. Tot T8X1. lesoasldo, Anastaclo 2118. Kishimoto, Iso Calrlanjr, 2591. AreUarse, Ellserlo Juan ' 141. r."U.-iot- Tokuziro 14S. Chan. jWonr 1682. Kim. Chi Yum 2119. Necolas 2592. Jesus, Jaclntho P. 2824. Battacar, Alberto De Qk 1649. Papaia. Gabriel Fujll, Matoji 2S23. Sherman, James L. T416. Hteven O. Gone 8hun 1853. Yee. George A. F. . 2120. Raparo, Domingo 2593. Tabs. Kame "ouita. 1650. Fufe.II wars. in.' 357. liomfino. I.ocas 2826. Villaroya. 1416 Villa nuva. Francisco i Masao 1884. Fukushlma. Toraklma 2121. Barkin. Valentin j 2.358. 2594. ionstanclo, Herman Lorlto Kliiraano, us;. ; Chikajl x Fukuda. Kunizo x 2827. IjooK Tou 1417 Kointaro Uchid. 1885. Redldo. Guillermo 2122. Barros. Manuel : 3339. Ogoso. 2595. Yamashita. Hyo 1418 'liaiig. Achung Al 1;?. 1'nra. 8imon - Ikuro 259.V 228. Pike, Marlon - 1886. Poepoe, David 2123. Silva, Jose de to. Mnriano. Superal 1419; 1'nets. Uno 1653. CMneifc,- Kamato 1887. Benigno 2124. Naval Flablano Imyasato, 2S29. Tarn, Ah Chock KirliilMyashi.-Kasuk- Vecinte. Sakaguachi, Tamesaburo j 2381. Area. Vicente Yamasau 1420. JMatlno.Juan 1C3I. 1888. Aklona. William Tv. 2125. Clung, John Lin 2?9S. Hlguchl. Hakuzo 2820. Laderas. Andres t 1421. Yau, Wonsr Tin Araraa. Kamaso 1189. Ishigaki. Sadajlro 2126. 1'arroa. John Silva 2519. Yoshlmura, 2821. Nagahama, Shinichl 16T.6.in: "Buganr. Isaac, Joseph J. ::.3. l.isknrdyoft. Alexander Hebe Kalo, Kelzaburo Nfrolas t. 1890. 2127. ! 2600. Miyashlro, Kaneklchl 16S7. Amea. Pastor Kealoha. Herman 2364. Toyoshin. Chlnen Kamlmoto, Kensa 232. ,1423. Varten,. Aroando . Duiest Felip 1891. Fernandez. Carlos 2128. Castllllore, Plorlnclo 2365. ! 2601. ' 2833. See. Chunff HHVa, , 1R,S. Fyehara. v Calbaran. Faustina ' Otake. Takuzo J424. John Taklo 1892. Catcho. Jose 2129. Oshiro. Riyoso 2 '10 2. 2834. Arsiga, Francisco 169. 1 tiara. rShlngo 23fi6. Kamoku. Herman Kikuchi. Kikoji 1420 Manuel, Juato P. t , 1893. Marks, Sylvester 2130. Nakashlge, Yojuro I 2KS5. Silva, John De , Hno. 336J. Sellm. Florentln 260J. Mughinai. Carmilo 1426. llkpa. Henry MaeaM. Torazo 1S9I. Michel. Lawrence i 2131. Takamatsu, Shigeklchl 2.1.04. 2SS6. Kstrella. Honorato Lopea Okabayaahl. Yafforo 1 cei. Henry Q. 2368. Cintron. Pablo Brandt. Edwin E. . 1427. let, KaTvamura. Giiclii 2132. Higa, Buto 2389. Kuma, , Sakamoto. 2837. Sarito, Peter 1421ik Chang 1662. Maauda, Golchl 1 i ToraichI 2i:. Isami ' 1V.6. Mikuiii. Suiji 2133. Wada, Kazuichi 2370. ieong. Chung- - Konc 2S06. Bautlsta, Pedro S. 2S28. Andro, Zen taro 1429. Kaahanul H63. Kabale. Hdward 1SU7. Sti villa, Victoria no 2134. Siiiinabukuro. Kama 2607, ;2839. Shiroma, Junei ' 1664. Kamlauplo. ! 2371. Balk. Nak Hi Watklns. William 1430." ,f, ,3, Flcanair V. Frank 19S. Ar?oii.?ua, Maxinu SIS. Kaina. William N. 2C0S. 2840. Oshiro, A. IiOO 1C65. ' 2372. Kurita. Yasuro Nakamura. Santchl Taru 1431. Bonifacio. Emelio lis till. Kiiii'. John 2K.6. Kurahhlma. Torakichi 2373. 2609. Klkuj'ro, Tanouye 2841. Bomke, Carl J. 1432. Aboott. Charles H. 1666. Hlga, Kame iSIU'J. 213.'. Lacsamana, Enseblo 1067. Ziauuda. Akijuro Amana, Joseph 2374. Murayama, 26 10. Alvarlco. Ireneo 2S42. Magaltonesi Florentino 1433. Cttonlla, Alejandro Santos, Ciemente de low I pp., Matsaki 1668. '1901. Sueiii'a. ToriyaniH risx. Ala George 2S7.V li. I)u Koon 261 1. Naii alma. Soei 2843. A negalle, Martin Moon J .1484. .Teruya. Kengl Won?. li'J'j. Suaan, Ciine-te- . 1669. Ak-T- y, Mateo Doro 2376. 2612. Guillermo 2844. Shimauro, Elsaku . 1. 1435. Bato, lchiso Bartolome tS.iRio. ' 214 . Yamasaka. Klnichl J. Albert tuiiiermo. Sopronio 2377. 2613. Cno. 1 2845. Ono. Sakushiro 1436. Murphy, Forrest C 1670. Kallnoa. Solomon 2afcn'.i. I Omine, Tooichl Masao naiU:.ai u. John ill!, fcates, Nicolas 2378. Mayote. 2611. I 2446. Fujlta, Tokumatsu 1427. Abraham K. 1671. cntmmlngs. B. i 1 Fonsiano Kamakele. Joe Iota. Jonah Loieuro -. iiovita. Tamlhel 2379. Xamau, ! 2847. Ramon P. 1438. Yuzo , 1672. ItipaL Gullllrmo bstitiata. 21 I Lum. Get Hing 215. Kalatwao Peralta. Irel. .t'..an-- . Matsu J. Oroandain, Anastacio "380. 2616. Vaspra. 2848. K. ' Mercado. 1673. Tatrade. -214 Yonaoshl. Saburo John T. Scott. William 1429. Gaclato Florencio : ilHi7. M JImi I. Fujlnaml, Motolchl 2617. -- 1674. Hurn 23S1. Asato, Klho Acampo. Juan De 2849. Uyeno. Shikataro 1440. Sato. Kits, Shftoma. 'Ushl Jn-.ala. 21(5. -'- Caimeion, Jacinto n 2618. Asoy, Y, Capiadilla. 167S. Komatsu. Charles 1 ? Pascual 2830. Kaklta, James 1441. Eusebio Kanlchi t 3i;e. Artpeilo. Raphael Andam, Leon i 1676. lijv. LaciiObl. Joseph 2619. Kalavalo, Domingo 2851. Kodama .'Kaoru 1442, f Kojla, Takeo Khlnrato. tJenkl 2147. Saitp. Kenji Ir.okuchl. Kakujl ; 1677. MedeJt-OH.- ' 1110. Cot to. L'rncst Do 23 I. 2620. Adaniya, Seikltsu 2832., Choy. Yung Toh Choy 1442. Sekljl. Kamano Frank B. ; 114!?. Toma, Koichlro Lono. Lawrence ' 1678. Miyamoto. Hsu. lR'yan. .2 2 2621. llnrtado, Pondencio P. 2853. Catalan," Pedro 1444, Lam, Blng Hoar Kitaro . $5. Kakazn. . 1 1149. Chong.'- Jiro -- : 191:. Yount-'- . Kee 2S22. 1446i Barg-as- I'erfecto 1679. Na vara. Pedro D. Kwati 2150. 23M. Hopu. Kamaka Fijimoto, Kunllchl 2854. Joseph, P. H. jvteabera. Domingo 1680. Kakano. llajlme 113. Llrtistu. Zacarias labTador, Antonio 2S23. Y.isuiiara, Asahechlru 2855. Kanamorl, Eiicht lchljo. Hoosaku 2151. liiray, Thomas 237. Katahlro, SohichI 2624. AUipo. Antonio 1681. . Kaaukuu. Samuel 2,'SS. Mlzokami, .Lvarhato 2836. Borden. Ralph James Cortes. ri9i. Ryotaro 2152. Watanabe, Seisaku Jingo 2623. " 1448. Keoiig, Dong 1682. Brickwood, Arthur ISii. Fukuda. 2153. 23S!. Mccarty, L. Tomioka. Mlnoru 257. Nahulo. James E. Kawanishi. Hlsaichi Fred i - 1449. Tauru. Bhlpeo r 1683. Mediarllla. Marclano 1916. Silva. Antone 2390. Nagamorl. 2626. Nakasune, Kami 285.' 11a tanaka. Yoshisnke 1684. 1917. Gtma. Kameoka 2154. Arakl, Kenichi Gensaku 3627. Abe. Kichige 1450. " Codosale, Macsslo B. Kal.t Charlas 2155. . 233). Arana, Moses Ahuna 2859. Hasareifo, Crispolo 1685. iHfcio. 1918. Aklnaka, Rlnichl Rita. Anarallo -- 2S2V Ueyda. Yalchi ) 1451. Higucht, Kanjl Pa Andres 2156. Maeda, 2333. Lum, Ahong . 2S60. Moses. Clement Coaarto 1686. Sakamoto, 1919. Mantiad. Pedro ' Jldnki 2393. 262a. lujlmoto, Kolchi B. 1452. Antonlno dl Edward S. 1920. 2157. Chun, Sui Ngo Marshall. Alan J. 2S61. Caotohan. Antonio 1453. Siraukl, Yuhlchl . 1687. .Tanaka, Hangoro V. Uyehara, Jiro 2391 2630. Matai, Keao Kahoe, Kealoha V 1921. Genktcht 2158. Fernandez. Eleno Afo. Kamichi 2'.31. 263. 1454. Urata. Sadao 1688. ' . , . Watanabe. 2393. Maano, Catalina 2863. Chen, Ah Kim ' Aie.: niomeno 1922. Gaspar. Manuel R. 2159. Olsen. James shikrimc. Rinsuke ! 2632. 1465. Oerbas. Nicolas EarlgO 1689. 2160. Fat, Leong 230G. Man?ran. Manuel Matora, Pasquel 2864. Kanaina, Kalaka , 1690. 1923. Caniacho, Frank Fernandes 2633. HI rota. Sadao 1456. Hlga, Takeo 2161. - S. 2397. Villaroya. Severino 2865. Ouchl, OhIra ' 1691. t - 3924. Soloman. Vera, Albert de 2834. 1457. ? urrgurio 4 Juan 2398. WakakI, Kango Yasuichi Yen.Is 1692. Young. 1925 Lonita, Pio 2162. Blecker, Irwin Iazarito. Jacinto 2635. 2866. Morltsu, 1458. Bala.; GaYtno Konr Ting iKii 2163. Saclayan, Joan 2399. Yamamoto, Harukichi Hlrama. Teruzo 2867. Klmura, Naotchl 1459. Camat Lurenco' 1693. Goricho, Felix Vh 1926. Hlga. Kickiso 2400. Miyamoto. 2636. Rayandayan, Sergio Lopez, 1694. x,n 1927. Harikawa, Jitsu 2161. Santos, Bern abe S. Koichiro 2637. Andre, Rudolph 2S68. John 1460. Nakandakari. Jlr Andrade. Juan 165. Yaraai-hlro-. 2101.' Fat. Kam G. 2869. Chin. Yin Wa - 1461. Yumal 1695. Akhama. 1928. Persson. Berndt Olof Hisasuke 2638. Yoshlnaga, Mongi Tasato. Koicht ; Helbush. E. 2402. Viilasoto. Constanslo 270. fJunda, HatsdJI 1696. . 1929. Saito. Itsnkl Ernest 2639. Saramusing. 1462. "Udo. Talio Baatoy, Pedro a6.167. Correa, Manuel 2403. Umemoto. Sueyoshi Hugo 2871. Hlga. Tekechiyo 14 43. Angcon, 1697. SakuRawa. 1980. Ito. Hatsataro 2 26(0. DudoitMarcellos t Frlmo Tani 1931. Buendia, Vicente 404. Lauron. Primitivo 2372. Kaalnoa, George 16IS. Shlnjl Ordenlza, Feliclano ! 2641. 2orinno. 1464. SoUa. Arakl. Bisntl I,j-ma- Marcelo 1932. C. x ! 2153. Sato. Jyue 240... Kawashlge, Masakichl 2642. 2873. L. T. 1465. Davia. texto 1699. Magsayo. Demetrio Martinez. Agriplno I 2406. Tarasawa. Yasu 1704J. 1932. 170. Hong. Lum Kum Bayen 'Franz G. 2643. 2174. Oshiro. Toku 1466. Okoda. But B&aakU Furalo Ishlda. Rlnsaburo I 2407. Sadakt, Takamorf 1701. 1934. Henry, 2171. Funic. Mow Ah Y'oshlmori. Jinlchi 2644. 2875. 4311110, WilJte 3467., Fjung, John Hans Bacaro, Mateo Herman 1 , Stupplebeen, James M. - 1 1935. Morras, 2172. Miwa. Enzo . 248. Bunocan, Cormelio 2615. 2876. Dumdune. Hilarip 3468. 13a fta. Lucto . 1702. Kauwila. Charles Fernando i 2109. Barulo, Importante, Leon 1703. - 1936. Bowen. 3173. liayashl, Shlgeki Francisco 264a. 2877. Sonamura, Hanpach! 1469. Lutia. Damaso . Auid.- Harry WAIlehua Clare Merrlfield Amarila. Francisco 1704. 1937. 2174. Buckley, Abraham 2110. Marques. Manuel S. 2647. 2878 Fo. Leong En . ; GijnatiRan. Victsr Herrenquillp. Lauriano Chow. 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t- V RAH RAH BOYS IAE3; BRAVES WIN SECOND SERIES TITLE; BENNY KAUFF GOING CEORGIE THOMPSON TO pOPMIIOU TO ELEVATE STAGE Mike Jay's labs BATTLE JOHNNY ERTLE

0- IA COAST DEFENCE SUFFERS SHUTOUT CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Benny MILWAUKEE. Oct. 2- John- IIAMEHAMl TROUNCE McllltlLEYS Kauff, home run hitter, has gone WHAT'S THE USE? ny Ertle. St. Paul claimant of the and done it. According to Joseph bantam-weigh- t championship ti- Let :a Bunk says: tle, today was matched for a ten Santley. leading man in "Oh, Davis Proves Big Herojbf Game Between Punahou and Col- Saints Go Down to Defeat at Moiliili Field in Exhibition A- Boy," Benny has accepted an of- If a woman round bout with Changes Georgie Thompson of Chicago at Brilliantly for in Tight Game fer to appear in vaudeville in a her legians Pammel ar.H Brash Also Shine ffairRegimentals Nose Out Coast Defense sketch written by Santley. Ben- Mind he always Racine on October 2!. the weight Hawaii Other GamdlWas Sec-sa- w Affair f ; Simmons the Hero ny is to get $2Q0 a week, Santley Makes some at 3 p. m. on the day of the tout says. Facetious remark to be 117 pounds. About a woman's the second period. JoncS had - his winning honors in Sasaki, Kekipi; double play. Gomes to the the Mind College, of Hawaii blanvAl the punts blocked for the first' time ,thl Rosa; bases on balls, off the-Kan- AFTER series of the Pacific Reed lo Being like a Iunahou eleven Saturdajl after- season, in this quarter. i boy when the St. Louis team Perry J. struck out, by Perry 3. by defense of tfi3 Jano-sen- ; Cash register noon at Alexander Fie!d by a lore of seeming to solve the forfeited the, game at Moiliili Held Bushr.ell 1; umpires, Walker and Always full of change light high school line. by failing a full of game, 5S minutes. 2 to 0. Hill Dais, Pamme! andBrash yesterday to turn out time WRECKERS GRAB And if she never MERMAIDS MEET big for 'he vftincr., Many Injuries team, Braves donated a cumber of were the stars the Changes her mind whlie Petersen anj Pogue J the The aggressive end, Toklaka. made their own players to fill the caps and Atta Boy Why he calls her ilaf himself a name in the first half by by game staged at Moi-Hil- i best cj:iue for the losers. then proceeded to trim the Saints In the second a I got Stubborn It was-- good Lattle iron; fcirt to his hard tcckllng. llemlngcr a score of lv to 2. Hilly Hughes, Field Sunday afternoon the fans SECOND BATTLE So, what's the use? HUGE SUCCESS finfsh and the score would hai been tnrou?u the Nam ueicnsc as w. George Bushnell and August Mara were given their money's worth and unuscir an aoic successor iu B. the 2nd much "smaller had the Punahc' men;nowing vera given a halo to help out the then tome. Simmons cf The Punahou colors are buff and as- Ching at center. game. Infantry Regimentals held the Coast been able to withstand the fierce blue but since that game Saturday by per- In the second half Thompson went Str-BUtl- swim- saults led David in the thirl Braves Eat 'Em Up Defense down to two scattered hits (Special a Oonespondenct.) most of the players are wearing black The first Hawaiian women's hack, but lie had hardly gotten" the suc- BARRACKS, 28. Y. M. C. A. iod. For the early part of the game Following which the Braves scalped and no runs, while his own team SCHOK1KLD Oct. and blue. ming meet held at the tank bchimi him when Tsukiyama's By 4 2 the academy lads were able to stem team the opposing team in all departments, ceeded in touching TiUey for seven a soore of to the 23th Wreckers 4-- on Saturday night, proved to be a post the tide after a fashion, but the re- had kne' fniltHl hiri an he hart jounding Bushnell's offering to every binglcs and a counter. came back this afternoon at the The Buffs and Blues figured they'd huge success. Twelve events were This put - proved too much for carried off the field. Sato in i athletic ball park arid defeated the 1st- fast time made. The peated attacks corner of the lot and collecting in all The Defenders got one hit the breeze in, but it looks like they blew staged and tome or 1 Mju weak- equalizing ex- them when the second half came at hull, anj tne ios 14 hits. The Saints played woeful seventh frame when Womack drove 32nd Infantry team, the (Samuel, the snow pronto). diving exhibition was particularly ened (ho dfenje of the McKinley two-bagg- er garden. series to date. One of the largest reports say. The result of around. ball and had it not been for a lucky a into left center cellent, so grrdilers t uusiderably. ButVhe Kan tap in crowds that ever attended a ball game No I.oleproof razor's made of tin as follows: Ktreak in the fifth when they scored They got their only other the the meet were The Score more-fortu- ir tho on Our safety sponge can't cut your chin. Mwen v.ere no je their two runs on three hits, they ninth when "Bill" Davis drove a was hand to see the play. With The Results The first Hawaii touchdown camo quarter they had In the defeat of men yesterday Is your rent sharp and chronic? Frances than would have been blanked. bounder through the third sacker. the Lester's Fifty yard dash, novice shortly after the kick off in the sec- first, the period ending JAvith UiO each team now has a victory and the Just oil the gears with our hair tonic! t. first, time 31 ' The Braves and St. Louis will play ,Thc 2nd Infantry Regimental made Farrington Punahou ond half. Pammel flashed through 7-- . ; No ( . score still game score in the seventh session. B. final and deciding game of the series tire trouble with our suet .; Marion Dowsett unattached a a in near future their counter shori - three series the So simple a child it. for the initial after The Teams for championship of Pacific Simmons singled and worked around will be played next Sunday at Moiliili that cin chew second: Blanche Fcrcandes (Puna mix in danger territory. the the Lifted from advertising parge. Tunahou's Tluompson, Heminser,;Ti! League. The Saints breezed in on the to second, coming home! on Dawson's field. the liou), third. Davis kicked the goal. Suzuki, r v s play-of- The winners drew first blood in the yard Rirls under ten kiyama asid Jott-- vro lustu School first scries, but in the f it looks two bagger. It's going to be a pun Hallowe'en Twenty dash. Ilrcmley made a 25 yard dash for : second frame. Johnson cracked the Cerily (Punahou). first, j stars, although fie whole team played like the Braves will conduct a mas- The box score follows Wednesday night as few losts walk years Cunha the next one and again Davis kicked pill a bagger. Moore 2-- (Punahou), a fighting game from start finish. sacre. SECOND INFANTRY. for three filed In of tirro 16 Helen Vernon goal. tp the middle of the wee y Most the Daws-en'- s E out and Johnson scored when Stratton line pitting and iiussey's . Box score follows: AB RBHTO A the gang get paid Saturc; night. second. The third Hawaii touchdown came 4 i) 2 1 0 bungled Goliah's easy grounder. dash, open Gerd Hiorth end running were the features of the BRAVES. Kerry t 2b. 0 v Fifty yard right arter the other two. Davis ran i) Took I (Palama). Kam hile on lhelJcfpn? Burns If 4 0 0 0 0 the Lead. confident. College of Punahou). and Edith Kenn wild through the Punahou line for offense, Punahou was (Pa-laro- a. A E 1st-32n- d 4-- AB IIBHTO Hollerback, cf 4 p 0 2 0 0 In the fourth frame the tied, time 33 Thclma Kenn Hoii u smashed through the McKlnlt 3b 4 0 0 0 Hawaii was confident. Shirks, some- three plays before he made the touch Anahu. 10 Rosg, ss. 4 0 1 2 4 team came back and notched two runs next. On swim off Edith Kenn by kick- Hue at wilL j If 4 0 2 0 0 0 body had to be disappinted. We and then finished the scoring :'' ' Ornellas, Briscoe, lb 4 0 2 9 1 1 after one man was out. Dunlap sin- beat Gerd Hiorth by six inches; time. Kamehameha Uussey I.e.,'ll. Claris 4 0 1 C 0 0 weren't, cause we didn't bet. ing the third goal. Rosa, lb gled scoring 4-- B. Simmons, p 4 2 0 0 0 and Halcombe hit to left i 33 l.t, Hohu l.g., N. CTark cKanoha. O'Sullivan, cf. 1 0 schools-Ju- The Teams .,4 Dawson, c. P 1 S 2 1 the runner from the keystone sack While' they didn't??take the series, Fifty yard dash, public lia r.g., Kauhane r.L; FuHer no., Crabb Heed, 2b . 3 3 31102 2 .4 41 0J 3 p 1 4 0 0 and taking third on the return of the you gotta admit Giants took Kehia (Pobukaina) first, time Hawaii Mariuchi. I.e.. Albrccht l.t, q., l.h., , .. . ' 0 Estelle, rf. that the Coleman liawsoa Lee, c. 3 1 1. 3 0 1-- Hayselden Simmons, 3b 3 p 0 0 2 0 ball. Halcombe scored when Coyle a much better photograph than the Mabel Black (McKinley). and An Wung l.g., Chalmers c McKinley Sato l.e 01i,vcria Lt, 1 0 2 0 Ballen-tyn- e Gomes, ss. 3 2 reached first on Smith's error at short. Chisox. nie Paoa (Kaahumanu), tied for sec- r.g., Bromley r.L, Iwanaga r.e., Chang l.g., Hemmger UenrmG r.g4 1 0 0 c, Jlosario, cf...... 3 2 3 jl 7 27 10 2 The losers held the lead until the ond place; Edna Ludington (McKin- q., Davis l.h., Pammel r.h Suzuki, r.e Thompson ;g., Nua I.h., p. . 2 1 0 Totals ...... 34 Perry, 3 2 0 final inning when the Wreckers turn- Brash f. ' . COAST DEFENSE. ley), third. Tsnklyama r.h Jones f. . ABBIIPO A K ed. O. Johnson singled and Moore Fifty yard breast stroke Madeline Punahou Fassoth I.e., Lydgate l.t.. .. 10 14 15 5 0 LEADS 49 r.g.. Alex- Totals ....31 Stillwell, 2b...... 4 0 0 3 2 0 went out on a grounder. Goliah sin- WANDER Chapin (Outrigger), first, time flat; Zane l.g., Pratt c., Robinson ST. LOUIS. Bailey, lb. 4 0 0 12 0 0 gled sending Johnson to "third. Wil- Rose Robero (Palama), second; Agnes ander r.L, Baldwin r.c Makikoa AB RBHPO A E Benham, c ...... 3 0 0 7 0 1 liam Johnson cracked a homer, notch- Auld (Palama), third. Pogus Lh., Kauhane r.h., Peterson f. ing runs by act. Box score hundred-twent- y yard, open - Fun Luke. 1C ...... 3 1 1 1 McClaln, If...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 three the Two Kam-H- i Game 10 Q 0 follows: INDIVIDUAL SET Law (unattached), first, I'oepoe, rf...... 3 0 ' 1 0 0 0 Tllley. p...... 3 10 0 o Kathleen The score, 14-0- , at tho end of the 3-- 5; G. H. Paul (Y. W. 1 1 3 0 3:38 Mrs. Kam-McKInle- Hughes, lb ...... 3 0 5 0 Davis, ss...... 3 V 1 2 25TH INFANTRY time y game on Saturday Bushnell, p. . . 3 00 0 3 0 Stewart, rf. 3 0 0 0 0 0 AB R BH SB PO A E C: A.), second. afternoon, was V distinct surprise to Mara, cf. 2 0 0 3 1 0 Roach, cf. 3 0 0 1 Hawkins, lb. ....4 0 1 0 5 0 0 Plunge for distance. openMadeline journeyed over; to 0.0 4S 4 7-- 8 the crowd that Haneberg, 21 ..... 2 0 0 2 '0 0 Womack, 3b. 3 0 0 Smith, ss ..3 0 0 0 4 2 1 BOWLING Chapin (Outrigger), first. feet been ex ...... 113 IN Sackwitz (Palama), Kamehameha Field. It has Sasaki, ss. 2 0 2 ' 0 4 1 Rogan, 2b 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 T Inches; Thclma pected, after the walloping that Whit-- ; cf.-c.- .. Ludington (McKinley), KekJpi, c...... 2 0 1 i 0 Totals CO 0 2 27 13 2 O. Johnson, 4 2 2 0 2 0 0 second; Edna boys received hands or 11 1 comb's at the King Tan, 3b...... 2' 1 1 3 2 0 Score by Innings: Moore, 3b...... 4 0 1 0 1 2 1 third. the college team, that their defeat by 4 1 1 of Financiers took yard dash, girls under fifteen 2nd Infantry . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Goliah, rf. 0 1 0 0 Wikander the Fifty Kamehameha would be much worse 01 1 1 0 8 the individual bowling Kenn (Palama), first, time Totals ...v. 22 2 7. 15 11 3 Base hits .. . 0 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 17 W. Johnson, c.cf..4 10 the lead in Thelma than the couple of touchdowns which 3-- " averages Commercial League (Palama), second; " ; 0 0 0 Crafton, If 4 0 0 0 5 0 0 of the 34 Edith Kenn v Score by innings:.; Coast Defense . 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft . Kam obtained. :.." y L 4 1 0 1 0 1 Jasper, p 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 last week, J..W. Caranio, the leader Elsie Auld (Palama), third. Braves ...... i., 0 510 Base hits .... 0 0.0 0 0 02 Elizabeth The game started unfortunately for ; of the previous week dropping to third Hundred yard novice l 1 6 14 , Summary game:. Base. W-- 4.2 of the 1-- hits 5; Pineapple Fac- (Punahou), first, time 1:46 the Makiki squad, with Thompson laid 0 0 0 0 2 2 Two-bas- e Womack, Dawson; Totals .34 4 6 0 27 8 2 place, Gendeil of the Harter St Louis hits, standing second. out at the first tackle after the kick ...... i.. 1ST-32N- tors was second. In team Raymond (Punahou), Base hits 1 2 0 1 2 7 bases on balls, - off B. Simmons 1; D INFANTRIES Clara : to show Agnes Auld (Pa- off. He was replaced $y Ah Chow : Summary gamte: out, by B. Simmons 9, by Tilley A E the Auto Factors continued Diving exhibition of the struck ABRBHSBPO Federals next in line. Maile Vicars (Punahou), Chun, who ran the tearA satisfactor Home, runs, Perry 2,1 O'SuIIlyan 1; 7; passed ball, Benham; umpires, Buckland, rf 0 0 0 3 0 0 the.way with the lama). first; .....4 Figures follows: second; Madeline Chapin (Outrigger), ily, though not as aggressively as the three-bas- e hit. Fun Luke; stolen Walker and Janssen; time of game, 1 Stratton, lb. 0 0 0 14 0 0 " .....4 Team Gms. Avge. captain would have done- -' In the first Reed, Lee, Gomes 2, Hughes, hour and 10 minutes. ; Maddls, c. 0 0 0 3 0 0 Name third, bases...... 4 FIN 9 184.55 backstroke, open Gero quarter no score resulted, and a lone Dunlap, cf. 1 1 0 2 Wikander Fifty yard ...... 4 00 PF 5 184.00 (Punahou), first, time 46 4-- 5; touchdown as the result of fumbling : PATRIOTIC Holcombe; 3b. 0 0 Gendeil Hiorth PUNAHOUJHIRDS TAKE FIRST NET ...4 12 10 W . AF 9 1 83.83 (Outrigger), second; by McKinley came to the cade a in Coyle, 2b. 0 0 4 0 Canarlo, J. Madeline Chapin ' ON UNDER GOOD ...... 3 12 AF 3 182.33 (Palama), third. GAME REFEREE'S MEET WAY; Judd, If. 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 Andrews Rebecca Haaheo Canarlo, H. S PF 3 182.33 relay race Palama, first. Pun- FRR0TC: WILL REPLAY TOURNEY Chief, ss 0 0 0 0 3-- 0 Club TENNIS OPENS ....3 FED 6 173.50 Y. W. C. A., third. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Pletcher ahou, second; ALERTS r Ralls Ching AF 3 173.33 BEAP--4) The game between me miagei teams The first patriotic tennis i tourna- Brlnta, p ..2 0 0 0 0 3 1 - m 1 1 . Williams PR 9 173.22 - . t . .J is- DOUBLES ment ever held in the Hawaiian Henley FED 10 172,10 TOWN TEAM 7-- 0 or un- Totals 2 3 2 27 10 1 a score in favor Punahou Buffs. lands opened Saturday afternoon ...... 33 Cooper FIN 9 171.33 ON HONOLULU ACADEMY mcru- Ten- Batted in The game vas played Saturday der the auspices of the Hawaiian for Chief the ninth. AF 9 187.77 field. was on Hits and runs by innings: Ho ing on Punixhou's lewffr It nis association the courts of the Tinker AF 6 167.30 Marrv Melim's Town tea cuaoges uy & Racing club Kapio-lan-i 25th Infantry 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 a good exniviuon ci, iosi Hawaii Polo at ...0 34 FED 6 16530 rinuMeri on tiiTlonolulu Base 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Brault the score park. hits 36 FIN 9 165.33 game lst-32n- Meyer Military AcademvsWfen in the score Should have been d Infantry. 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 :TE .team, and the; Results 02 Arevedo .PF 3 161.00 played a curtain raiser to -W-ITITREDS AM -yi '.';..V Base 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Satjj5d7as much larger, hits .....0 Tne-fln- al , 'v't ' In the first match of the afternoon 13 Lee PF 3 161.00 theJSrthou-Hawai- i battle. . of Summary Home run. William John- The lone score camje at the end Kenneth B. Stephens FIN 1 161.00 -- 1 Atherton Richards beat three-bas- e rtorevas 14 to for the Townles. 4 lacf norfvl trhfW Pllflflhoil WIS son; hits, O. Johnson and Barnes, 6 3, 6 3, 6 4. 3 Young PF 12 lfifcltf Walt-a-mlnute- ," ' George Hawkins for-war- d Holcombe; sacrifice hit, Smith; bases game Saturday night given the ball on an incompleted McGuire 60.50 formation start- In a farewell goal Captain Burlingame won from Ohye on balls, off Jasper 2; off Brinza 1; ..SFJTl yelled as a four back Armory the Alerts basketball pass that ; went, over the Gomes -- 3 160.33 at the by default, . being engaged ed by the Townies and Searle grabbed xnc-Klnl- the latter struck out, by Jasper 6; by Brinza 2; down to defeat at the line: It should nave gene w ine Otterbach WTtTfeDtf9 8 160.16 ! line. team went' twenty at the Nuuanu courts in the Nuuana passed ball, Maddls; umpires, Mont- th hall and took it to the of Reds by a score of 27 Thirds on theif, yard PR 9 139.22 j through on hands the Y. M. C. A. tournament . gomery game, RasemanT. Though downed he broke 350 was not aware of and Patterson; time of 6 158.66 to 21 points before a crowd of line, but the referee. GuUrtS PF f . The couple Knowlenberg beat Hurd, 86, 1 hour and 30 minutes. the next 'play for the touch. people. were almost as many on point, and in a 62. 4 j There the rule that Choy, Soares FIN 155.27 Towners scored before the end of the plays game was clinched for Warren beat 62, 61. 9 ladies as men present to fitness the of the Captain Bur Naatz AF 154.00 first half and again In the second the Buffs. However, they were good Atherton Richards beat Scott PR 6 134.00 battle tor a dance followed. 6 i half. 1 6 ja sportsmen enough to see. the Injustice lingame, 2, 1. SIXTEENJlUAUfFY 8 153.87 The 'entertainment was far well - ' Mills FED touchdoxrn being Allowed ana Knowlenberg beat Warren, 62, 8 153.75 party to the Alerts who may leave 'of the ' ' - Sing PR agreed to play the game over again; 61. Chong PF 9 153.44 D0UBLEHEADER STAGED for "somewhere" shortly. The pro- " con- I. B. Greig Leads Field in paid .Those who showed up. most In the only 2atch. played yesterdaj J. .Tolliff FED 2 152.50 LOUIS FLOOR ceeds, after expenses have been u-er- 1L Hoogs, ON ST. Cross. spicuously for Punahou Ezra afternoon W. Jr., defeated QuaIifyingRound for the Hammonds AF 3 151.66 , will be tutned over to the Bed quarter, Chris Willis,, half--' Edward Merrill, 0, MerrUl Woolway 6 It was a; good game withtthe Red3 Crane at C 60, & .;.. SF 151.00 doubleheader was young Ackerman, an end. put up a good came but was no match Wall Dougherty Cup 3 149.33 A basketball doing the aggressive worki Aiiftrf back, and Gear .SF staged" College ' gym" chance to win the for Hoogs, who Is known as a 'dashing 3 at the St. Louis dribbling; and some.. bard shots The latter lost a McTaggart, G FIN 147.66 Almeida's men son's game than the score was made and hard-drivin- g tennis player and one Fifty golfers competed in the Maby 4 147.50 last Saturday. Frank featured Reds drew j earlier PR 14 13, while thematxbTho Qualifying round the & defeated the Scrubs, to on-rto- be- by dropping a forward pass on the goal of the best In the Islands. for Wall SF 6 142.83 first blood ul basket, but Keeff All-Star- s, cup play af- won from the line. McKinley did not' depend upon ?No matches will be piayed today but Dougherty yesterday Ham PR 6 141.37 the Oceanlcs fore was well started on course 7. thfffsthalf fo much open work as in the past, tomorrow afternoon Cyril Hoogs will ternoon the Moanalua Bernal PF 4 140.50 12 to the JtferXJB wete leading. Tho Reds s end-runnin- g Red Sox de- she showed better B. of the Honolulu Golf Club and Ching 3 139.00 In the Junior series the came back runnjng their score up to but meet George Henderson. PF Second-to-None- s Sat-- 1 out of number only 16 qual- by a . and defensive work than in last this McTaggart, E AF 3 131.66 feated the 21 and the bestMhe Alerts could do ified. I. Greig 5 0, Diamonds suc- urday's game, of the midget league begin Monday.-the- - drawings having As usual J. B. led Atherton SF 6 131.23 score of to and the was' bring' their's t 16 before tho ' the field. His score was 85. The In trimming the Weaklings, ; season: t been made today. From the number Yim PF 3 129.00 ceeded whistle. Hie Reds ran away with the final round will probably be com- 4 2. ' evi- Day FED 3 128.66 to game. OPENS TODAY. of entries that have been made, scores rest of the LADIES' MEET dently Is being pleted next Sunday. The Wuehrraan FIN 4 128.00 considerable Interest yes- Summary, among tourna- of the 16 golfers who qualified Hoon Kai 3 111.66 COAST LEAGUE ! summary was as follows: SUr-BaHet- taken the ladies in the .PF The CSMdal ltt CexTMpoBdBeJ terday are as follows: v j 26.-T- he ment, this being the first of its kind Scott, W PF 2 102.00 Reds McCarthy, right forward; WAILUKU. Jiaui. Oct. Cana-da- y, will held on the island tor several years. J. I. B. Greig, 85; W. M. Team Standing Won Lost pet. Wylie, forward; Albright, center; ladles singles tennis tournament Halstead, C. left 90; F. 93; R. Teams Gms. W. U Pet. 119 93 .561 Johnson, right guard; Blackshear, 95; !San Francisco Pammel and W Forrest, 55; Auto Factors 12 11 1 .916 Angeles , 116 94 .552 guard. 97; Carmichael, 98; iLos McCrellis, left W. Thoen, J. Federals 12 11 1 .916 104 96 .520 Alerts Clark, right forward; Ma-- E. Munro, 98; P. McLean, 98; .Salt Lake J. Financiers 12 6 6 .500 ,' 103 108 .488 center; Roxburgh, Oakland lone, left forward; Thorum, like Vw 101; J. Sinclair, 103; Printers 12 5 7 .416 97 101 .482 'Albertson, right guard; Clay and Han-- i Just 21 Cullen, 103: E. R. Dreier, 105; Portland W. Pine Factors 16 2 14 .123 Vernon 84 128 .336 sen; left guard. N. Tanaka, 10b-- W. Chalmers, Sugar Factors . . . 8 .123 goals McCarthy, four; Wy- ) 105; W. Bell, 1? Field II morning 110L Yesterday's Scores lie, three; Albrecht, three; McCrlllls, your TO THE BRAVES BEAT EMMAS. MAUI TENNIS RESULTS At Salt Lake Vernon 7, Salt Lake two; Clark, three; Thorum; three; 6. Clay, one; Malone, one. In a game of indoor baseboll, play- (S;dal St&r-BnUet- Correspondence.) At Los Angeles Los Angeles 13, Foul goals Wylie. three; VClark, ed at Kamamalu Park, on Sunday WAILUKU, Oct. 26. Tennis en- Portland 3; Los Angeles 5, Portland three; Thorum, three. VOLCANO I0USE afternoon, the Emma Knights were thusiasts have had considerable ex- 1. Mosher and Jackson, referee; Jack- FlOUS defeated by the Kamamalu Braves by citement this week. The mixed At Oakland San Francisco 5, Oak- son and Mosher, umpire; Kampert, doubles McKenzie-Meineck-e score 6 to 4. had two matches. land 1; San Francisco 3, Oakland 1. timekeeper; Hamilton, scorer. a of had to play the third set to Ten-minut- e periods, minute rest for The Kamamalu Braves outplayed determine victory over Deinert Overlooking Emma Knights, securing 10 their FILIPINOS VIN. periods, seven for halTes. (Directly the Volcano the hits. Wodehouse. The second match be- The Braves were chalked up with 2 tween Baldwin-McAlliste- r Rietow-Vetlese- n Kilauea) v errors, while the latter team were and The Filipino baseball tenm of the of was played on Wednesday Leogue Co. D. 2nd AUTO FACTORS TACKLE charged with 12 miscues. Pacific defeated and witnessed by a big crowd, who Infantry of Fort Shafter by a score TYPESETTERS TONIGHT Short score follows: were to be present because of Emma Knights. able of 5 to 2 Sunday morning at Athletic (if aV 00011011 04 the half holiday. The first set was lineu-o- f the winners was Toasting Kamamalu 1 4 6 Park. The The Auto Factors and the Printers 010000 won by Baldwin-McAlliste- r by 11 to ? 2b.; Kea-kahun- Cruz, rf.; Marcial, 3b.; Batong, M. C. A. alleys 1 Batteries Plada and August; a start rolling on the Y. in hard fight, the second by 6 to 4. ss.;-- p.; J ond Oliveria. a Planas, Punay, Garcia, If.; for the week when they meet at 7:30 makes thing's In the Wailuku Mill court tourna- Tamarra, cf.; Beny. lb.; King. c. tonight, Wednesday night the Fed- SHORT RACE MEET. ment Hoogs wen over . Hansen and erals and the Auto Factors roil and delicious COVERS ALL EXPENSES Weight defeated Short In two sets out NUUANU TENNIS. Thursday night the Pineapple Factors Jj Star-Bu- of Bridgeford won over (Special ll ttin Corrmondrae. three. end the Sugar Factors come together. j WAILUKU, Maui, Oct 26. A short Schoenberg by default. Two matches in the Xuuanu Y. M. This is the next to the last week of Steamer Mauna Kea sails every race meet will be held here at the C. A. tennis meet were staged. Re- the first series. On Monday, Novem- Kahului track either Thanksgiving MAINLAND FOOTBALL. sults follow: M. Uno and T. Kawa- ber 12, the second series 'will begin. ; Wednesday and Saturday Day or the Sunday previous or fol- Navy, coached by Dobie, defeated saki beat August Guerrero and Joseph The schedule for this series will be lowing that day. A meeting will be Haverford of Pennsylvania, S9 to 0. Yat, 62, 61. made out shortly by the bowling com- held Friday to make final Army beat V'"nva of Pennsyl- E. S. Ohye and M. FukamachI beat mittee ot which O. P. Soares Is vania. 21 to i H. P. Chun and Goo Kwan, 64, 62. HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1017. NLVfl Jo) J(p(ofe Furniture and Piano juilD01l i ; HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO., LTD. ' PHONE -1 : - J. J. BELSER. Manaerer. - SERVICE FIRST STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST.

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! ! Regular Sailings to San Francisco and Sydney, N. S. W. 'Izzy's" back from the war! Just; Thomas Strattairn, former purser' what that means the prss apont iscf the Maun a Kca. is cow in fclueland, : unable to forecast and as Monte attached to the Inland Water Trans-- ; For further particulars apply to y Back rom War won't tell, it's a case of wait jortatim service of Great Britain. J. j T? i - farter and see. but Izzy has confideJ a few j Wright, another Honolulu nian. is also i C. - BREWER & CO., LTD. General Agents of the secrets of the new Bijou pro- j in tne same branch of the service, gram, opening tonisht. and as "Izzy"; Strathairn writes of how he and sev-ca- n - s. be on not to exageerate of.' eral others who failed to pass the . " j FUNNY COMEDIANS relied if,,' the stase, we are inclined, to believe ! rigid tests or the army doctors in i an CLASSY GIRLS he is going to uncork on:r of the ada, decided at once to make their CLEVER DANCERS niftiest vaudeville stums of his Hono- way to New 'York aad there to seek lulu engagement. The title of the service with the colors. He states Matson Navigation Company SWEET SINGERS niece is "izzy Hack from the War." that Great, Britain caanot be needing j Izzy" might have thought he wa3 men so ba,dly when the doctors turn Direct Servics Between San going to war w hen he .lacked uv ; down men who are physically well. Francisco and Honolulu RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOW! against some of Honolulu's enthusi- - j hut a trifle overweight, " "i of-th- e cora-hh- n For further particulars astic audiences who insist on calling j "Fraser Htlo Telephone apply to Popular Prices 20 and 30 Cents. Orchestra Seats, 50c. back almost nightly for encores pany, has teen accepted for the avia corps and will know is CASTLE & Box Seats, 75 Cents. Phone 3937. of some of his particular hits, and if tion where he COOKE, Ltd., Agent, Honolulu he is coming back from the war to-- j to go in a day or two," writes Strath IZZY night, it's good gamble there will be j aim. "Some of the boys could not BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 10 A. M. UNTIL 9 P. M. pass very some reception awaiting him at the ; the tests which are severe. 7' Z 1 Bijou. ! bunch of experts on eyes, noses. Anvwav "Izzv" has the troupe all throats, limbs and torsos examine all "red-ho- j candidates and if one of doc-the- re primed for a t reception and these TOYO KISEN promises to be something doing J tors decides againsifa man it is ali olf KAISHA throughout the evening's entertain. as far as Canada goes. ment. "It is pretty cold work standing Regular Sailings to San Francisco and to the Orient Now that they're acclimated the aroimd while the experts gaze at your principals and chicks are getting bet- beauty spots. I nearly froze and I For further particulars apply to ter every week. ' Their singing voices could not but help thinking of the balmy breezes of the Hilo Yacht club. 4 ' : a are rounding out and they are working is? CASTLE & COOKE, teisya, zfeL more pep and vim into their roles, all 'New York cool enough, but noth- Ltd., Agent, Honolulu At 7:40 o'clock At 7:40 o'clock of which combines to give more zest ing like it was in Vancouver and, lat- to each performance. "Izzy" and his er on, Winnepeg, where we nearly froze to out death. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- comedian assistants have worked N ROYAL MAIL w "Five thousand Britishers have been LINE OLGA PETROVA some brand-ne- "stuff" that should Mme. prove a winner while the song and recruited in New York alone. This is Regular Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA, fine work and still they come. FIJI, NEW musical end of the program is guar- ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA The World's Greatest Eemotional Actress in anteed to measure up to, if not sur- "General White is in charge of the pass, the standard set since the com- recruiting and he has with him a bril. For further particulars apply to pany made its bow here. The chorus liant, true Irishman, Colonel McTwin-ey- , has worked hard on new effects of an who is White's right hand man. THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., General Agents it UNDYING FLAME alluring nature. So, as said before, "The New York papers are running THE our pictures and telling of how we t when the curtain goes up tonight, came from the 'Sandwich Isles' to do A lv v. there'll be some reception awaiting PHONE 2295 REACHES This Huge Spectacular Production is the Motion Picture "Izzy." our bit. It is gooJ advertising for Hawaii. As far as I know Bell, Brown. Sensation of this Year, Unequaled in Filmdom. Gorgeous Wednesday night the Elks and their Chalmers, Hiistace-Pec- k friends are planning to hold an Elks Gardiner, Fraser and my. Co.. Ltd. ! Costumes, Tensely Tragic Situations, Elaborate Settings. self are in some branch of the ser ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND night at the Bijou. I FOR CONCRETE WORK vice. expect that I will see some FIREWOOD AND COAL FOUR DAYS ONLY, BEGINNING TONIGHT. thing of the war before I get through. WUtLN STREET p. O. BOX 16th Chapter of At least I am doing what I am told 212 PETROVA STARS and that will all help to wipe out the "THE GREAT SECRET" Nuns. Aloha to everybody." NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL & (Eighteen in All) Height SIX ROTTERDAM LLOYD SOLDIERS INJURED c K IN FILM JOINT SERVICE L' t , STRONG AS AUTO OVERTURNS I lOiOCMASMSal I To Batavia, Java, via Yoko- When a blowout occurred while hama, Nagasaki, Hongkong PATHE NEWS PICTORIAL Egyptian their machine was traveling at a fast "The Undying Flame," an clip along the Puuloa road yesterday, modern, is the cur and Singapore. Sailing, dates, Story ancient and the auto turned over and six Fort Ka rL131J rent attraction at the Liberty theater mehameha soldiers were injured. The freight and passenger rates on with Olga Petrova as tne leading star. soldiers were rushed to the Fort Shat lapplication. I star and story should prove pop- Mot Complete PriceslO, 20, 30 Cents. Re- Both ter hospital by a passing auto. Line of Chine.. ular with local discerning patrons of Sidely C. & as Private Sam and Private Sid- Brewer Co., Ltd.," Agents served Seats 50 Cents the silent drama., especially the ney Bush were unconscious when pick FONG film Is being the last shown af the ed up, bu are reported INN CO. of better this 0AH U Liberty prior to the introduction morning. TCe others In the wreck RAILWAY TIMETABLE the new "amusement tax. At the received minor injuries. They are same old prices which, incidentally Sergeant Corporal anyway, world's Jones, Gordon OUTWARD may remain one of the WJngard, Bugler Miller and PHONE 5060 greatest emotional actresses in a most Private For Walanae, Waialua, Kahuku and Fatoch. Shipping unusual story picture will be the at Arthur McFie, an employe Way Stations 9: 15 a. 3:20 p.nL and Come Early for Good Seats. traction through Wednesday evening. of the Honolulu iron work, received a com- For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way COMMISSION The story in "The Undying Flame pound fracture of the leg, a badly 7:36 a open's Egypt love Stations f a. m., 9:15 a. nu, Merchant. in ancient with the bruised face and possible Internal in- tale of a princess and a shepherd who juries, 11:30 a.m, 2:15 pjtn, 3:20 p.m--, FRED LWALDRON LTD. when he lost control of. his Fort & Queen St.. are separated almost as soon as their motorcycle near Waipahu and skidded 5:15 pjn., J9:30 p.m., fll:15 p.m. Honolulu love vows are exchanged. A rare Into a ditch. He was taken to Scho-fiel- d For Wahiawa and Lellehua 11.0J scarab is broken in two and each hospital. a.m., 2:40 p.m., 5:00 p.m, keeps half as a symbol of enduring 11:30 affection, although they are destined p.m. Telephone 3375 me H Fort St .--- 1.1 never to see each other again. PASSENGERS For Leileb.ua f6:00 sun. VIA U r r m M.u ARRIVED T 1 Miuui , The U f f rnftiifs' tt II Then comes the second part, cen Standard Optical Co turies later, when Grace Leslie, a mod- By steamer Kinau from Kauai, Oc- INWARD OPTHALMIC OPTICIANS tober 28 W. J. Farrell, T. Shogi, ern woman in a modern world, meets K. Arrive Honolulu from Katuk'j, Pantheon Block' rein- Shogl, C. Richta, A. G. Melancan, A. Walter I. Capt. Harry Paget. They are Seymour Pre. & Mg'rt carnations of the princess and the A. Whelan, li.' Hadfield, Wm. Elliot, Waialua and Walanae 8:36 a.m shepherd whose love, tale was told R. B. Abrams, J. Ahulli. W. Kuhlman, 5:30 p.m. along the banks of the Nile in day; Mrs. K. Kuhlman, Dr. Braly, Miss Mc-Intyr- e, Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and of old. Each has a half of the scarab E. Kopke, daughter and maid; Pearl City tv: 45 a. m 8:36 a.m., and the love of former days is re C. Geith, Rev. P. Erdman, F: Tubilliha, 11:02 a.m., l:3S p.m., 4:24 p.nu L. AYAU SHOE CO. newed and lived out in a modern set- T. H. Hayselden, Mrs. Miner, F. Lohl, 5:30 p.m., 7:28 p.m. W K. Orth, F. Belmont, Sole Agenta for W. UDsugla. ting, wherein the Egypt of the early Mr. and Mrs. Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and Pharaohs is transformed into the mod- Francisco, T. Izumf, Mr. Mishiyama, 9:15 a.m Shoe. Mr. , Leilahua ;1:53 p.m., 3:59 ern Egypt and the pomp and luxury of and Mrs. H. Pritchard, S. Sayegu-sa- p.m., 7:13 p.m. Phone 2663 1005 Nuuanu, nr. King the past Is contrasted with that of Chang Fong, K. Oda and son, R, The Halelwa Limited, two-hou- r the present. Nagata, M. Durate. Mrs. Martinelll and a daughter, Mrs, V. Downey. train (only firet ciass tickets honored;. T. Haishl. every K. Okamoto, S. Okano, Mrs. En Duck leaves Honolulu Sunday at 8:36 Soon and two children, a. m. for Halelwa Hotel; returning Mrs. Ito, S. in WARTI (IE FILM Kodama, Mrs. M. Kakina and infant. arrives Honolulu at 10:10 d. m. QUAINT, i The Limited stops only Per.rl City ATTRACTIVE II ?1 "THE at - , x Ewa Mill and Walanae. .V-TO: H SLACKER" Daily. t Except Sunday. JSundaj patriotic H ISA OPENS AT HAWAII MEAT CAUSE OF NATION'S CHCF SUI Hallowe 93 North King Street en .' ; ?:;i.e?i.t:v c 1. PROBLEM Call and see our brand new -hli- -- - "The Slacker" Is a term that has CHOP SUI -SEVEN : S.4l-:"- : 'EXPRESSED TROUBLE HOUSE ' come into very common use in the IKY Everything Neat and Clean Novelties during few ; TREMENDOUS . United States the last Table, may be reserved by phone' y months, also it is a new term that No. 1713 - i VISIBLE ; mT - on par - ; t5:i;- may easily be considered a ACTS;--- it , Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if i FORM with any of the old-tim- e, socalled i''-'';-'V- -': - EMILY STEVEN sIS", fighting words or terms. The man Back Hurts or Bladder ' 1 D. J. CASHMAN .Yavors, Pumpkin Decora- ' " "THE SLACKER". ' I J who is branded as "a slacker" even Bothers though the brand be true is liable TENTS AND AWNINGS tions, Luau Tent, and Canopie. Party Favors, Owls, I V I to become aroused to sufficient extent If you must have your meat every for Rent CUMSTANTIAL EVI--t Prices 10, 20, 30 Cents. to resent with force the insult. Thirty Years Exp.icnce 'CI R PICTURE SCHEDULE j day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with pitches, Black Cats, Etc. The real meaning of the term can Fort St., near Allen, upstair. DENCE" 1st Chapter of THE salts occasionally, says a noted au Phone 1467 News Pictorial . . . .6:30 Box Office Opens 6:15. hardly be fully understood until one thority who us meat - Hawaii tells that forms RAILROAD RAIDERS Fea- Railroad Raiders . 6:45 has visited the theater and uric acid which almost paralyzes the COME EARLY FOR GOOD witnessed a performance of the photo- kidneys in their efforts to expel it turing-HELE- HOLLIES. . SLACKER bearing THE . .7:00 play the title "The Slacked." from the blood. They become slug- Buy your gasoline Hawaiian News This is a real American picture, with ;V Second Show Starts 8:30 gish and weaken, then you suffer with V - SEATS. 4 NEWS PICTORIAL a real American star, incidentally, and a dull misery in the kidney region, Co., Ltd. prove of the most effi- should one sharp pains in back or head- cient deterrants against the possibility the sick SERVICE Young Hotel Bldg. country ache, dizziness, your stomach sours, of this ever developing a tongue coat-- d 111 is and weath- of. when the STATION Bishop Street breed "slackers." er is bad you have rheumatic twinges. As a patriotic offerine; "The Slack- Rear of Boston Bldg The urine gets cloudy, full of sedi- er" Is well in the lead of anything ment, the channels often get sore that has been done recently. As a and popular irritated, obliging you to seek relief attraction it has established two or three times during the night. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. 4 an enviable record on the mainland. and Universal Film To neutralize these irritating acids, The Genera! -- Locally it has received the highest Moon SERVICES. , ,:,'. 2)i army navy to cleanse the kidneys and flush off High r .;; praise from and officials the body's urinous waste get Hlh Low Low Rise. who were treated to a special perfor- four Date Tide of Tide Tide Tide ' Saturdays and ounces of Jad Salts from any pharm- 't Sun Sun and Dally Matir.ee (except VENUS Is mance and, last night, two mammoth Large Tide Small Larg Small RI.oj Seta Set.' Holidays) from 1:00 to 4:00 o'clock. bought by all packed acy here; take a tablespoonful in a audiences the Hawaii theater glass of water before " -- Saturday end Holiday Matlreea from who want the well satisfied. breakfast for a a.m. Ft. p.m. p.m. and left few days and your kidneys will Hi Iv i0:00um.to4:CO o'clock. . , A btsU 17 perfect then Sets Juid Tuesday Evening Hop act fine. This famous salts is made Evanlnc (two ahows) 6:30 8:45 black decrees, Oct. 20 3:07 22 2:4- - 8:42 9:45 6:04 5:23 5:25 V "-- - -- '' '.' and 2 copying from the acid of grapes and lemon v o'clock " 3:50 2.4 3:28 ,OAlLYf pos- M. Lester Dancing Academy tor past, ! DAILY REMINDERS I juice, combined with lithia, 9:15 10:43 6:04 6:23 Rises PICTURES CHANCED for erery and has " 31 4:32 2.4 4:10 9:46 - . present and patrons. 11:37 6:05 5:22 6:48 i . Prices: 10, 15 Cental sible purpose. future been used for generations to flush and Lunalilo and Alapai streets. Wanted Two more passengers for, stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to P.M. motor party around inland, $4 each. Nov. 1 ...... 5:15 2.3 4:54 10:21 12:36 6:05 5:22 7:43 Punahou car. neutralize the acids in urir j, fo it no " ' Phone 6251. Lewis Garape, phono 2141. Adr. longer 2 6:00 2.2 5:40 10:52 1:36 6:06 5:22 8:40 Rof Garde irritates, thus ending bladder " 3 Kahonal Hall For Distiiled Water, Hire's Root 6:48 2.1 6:47 1133 2:42 6:06 5:21 9:33 Old FeUcm weakness. " 4 , . 7:39 2.0 8:20 10:28 MMlara, VELVET Beer and all other Topnlar Drinks in- 3:43 6:07 5:21 Jad Salts Is inexpensive: cannot - College ; Taesaar "rtday, PENCIL try the Con. Soda Water Works Co. jure, and makes delightful Full moon. Oct. 29. at 7:48 p. m. - ; 10 am. 1 p.tm. When Eyes ' a efferves- Supreme ia its Class 7 Your Need Care Dr. Schurmaon, Osteopathic Physi- cent litbia-wate- r Classes 8 f drink. Adv. f Try Murine Eye Remedy cian, 10 years established here. Bere-tani- a of Dancing PHONE 6275 Lead Penc3 Co,N. Y Ky Anerlctn SmArtlnt Jaw Coafori. eenta at and Union str - :ts. Phone 1733. TODAY'S TCOAY MONTH PrcgcUU or icilL tTrlM for Free B?e Book NEWS STAB BULLETIN 75 CENTS PER J UBIXE ETBRKMEDT CO.. CHICAOtt Adv. CTAR BUuLETfN GIVES YOU HONOLULU STAK-BULLETI- MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917. BY AUTHORITY Island Hoadquartcrs in Can Francisco Masonic Temple RESOLUTION NO. 84. Oahu Draft Registrants, Fifth District Be It resolved by the Board of Su- Slntaro HOTEL STEWART 'Visitors mho have not been pervisors of the City and County of (Continued from page 7) 3161 Kudo. 32S. rui. Henry. Jr." t roust be In the Honolulu. Territory of Ganob. Marcos 32!. tasano, Jlro Rates from Ql;50 o day' examined Xjf Hawaii, that 21 F. i 52$ . Kelepine n. Macoto. John Ltea. Strociart-J- ecTen-flltec- the sum Nine Hundred Dollars -- tm Ml aai Ccwrwta M CaWflnf Tempi by of rIjradn. Iminicano 2171 MamnlO " Mahiai. Sam W oo. V. T. Mdt. 32S9.32: Pio. DaTid. i, IMa ($300.00). be, and the same Is hereby :37. J irob ZitZ Paclfpan. lrongo - Jr. Mod Fmmms ( Breakfut 60c; Sadays 75c I On Pak S4. Kam-kict'.- l St. a tor tin 3290. a -- Kimoto. 217S, Tadssuke IVcarat. Alejandro Walskitk-Lc- v ' I -- T Ctt IUm to Um tfwir. appropriated out of &U moneys in the Vaminiio. 3291. Miyojl eOc Mvsidpat Car direct Yeekly Calendar Crmhani. Charlo J. 2174. Chinen. Slroku Watanab. Cnfttd SLitM I DiMacr $1: Sndm$L2S I Motor Bua Mct prtacipal itcAiMn. Permanent Improvement Fund cf the Yawjo 317S. . z Cluney.' Edward '" Nomora. Ferln. Seborio A. . . Treasury of aid City and County for Itiik.-i-a, I'nokicki 317H. Nakamura. Torajlro Goto. Seljlrl Cai. iiMIM "tlHITI" C. 4 VOVC, NMit IIMlntm z'Jt:. Minaloya. Vaichl H177. Sato. Ichiro 2294. Quinto. Felipe account to be as Additional - MONDAY known 'J943. llnrtlnr, Itin- V. 217S. A bad. Silrin Mtgrasa. FelUiano N. Storm Drains, Manoa 3175. Sunada. ZmicM ."?29i. Marekfta. Florencio Progrcs No. 571. Tiikaoka. Kil.i . Lodge Le District Number One (through lands Howard, Ix.mingo Cabals-- Andrea 3297. Juan. Ildefonso Kan-alil- . Amoj K. ttatcd, 7:20 p.'w. Mrs. Nawal. Joht' 31S1. Uu 229. Abraham Hats for Fall of Annie K. Woolsey, Frank An 2347. Kino. CliarUs 3H2. Gimenea. Felix 32?9. Suck. Mew Wah drade and College of Hawaii). Timoteo 31 S3. Coliian. Frank L. 330. Sazbt. Sadalchi TUESDAY-WEDNES- DAY :?4. fO'''. 3201. ADORABLE Introduce i by 294. Hljfp, Vmon McC. 314. yuon. Lee Dung Buamor. J. Sidoro CHXS. Obida. IVKino 315. Call ho. C'anoto :;$. Masrima. leizaburo new designsmoderate prices. N. ARNOLD, 295. Joseph A. 216. liuihui. Alfred "W. Marsivmx, l.omeio Supervisor. 3187. ?.i,t. Musatoshi :9i2. XYlr. Kau Snardo. Fortunato Nakaca3.. 21. spe- o Ktdt-ra- MISS POWER Boton Bldg. Hawaiian Lodpe No. Date of Introduction: TVratta. Melc-nci- 31M. Fernauda. Ifoncio Catalino Gomes p. m. Lm..u 2D9 Tanimoto. Sciichi ",,06. Moij!eti:ayor, I'erfecto cial, third degree, 7:30 ;s;4. Liucad. ' : Honolulu, Hawaii, October 9, 1917. Tasakri, Bunirbi 3190. Merino. .Melirio , :')T. Ton er, .'hu 3191. M. A I Nicolas 29-- . . Kan no. Kelji Woods. Hubert rici. Grand Hole! THURSDAY-FRID- AY! Approved this 23rd day of October, Z'i".. Ker.ia. Grec 3192. Aiial. Dtnshichi r.al. Kt'Ti Bun 2958. Manuel O il. 3t93. Ingraca. Manuel R. :;ai0. Kutn. Hon POULTRY PRODUCE A. D. 1917. Mathlas. 3191. "uyeklchi 2311. Malama. William Hoick, Joseph K. Kon. I JOSEPH J. FERN, 290. Kenloha. Peter M. 3195. siu. En Duck Yinsay. Grardo nrPAne rrogrcs No. 371. 3195. Manu. Charles Atika, James Todge Le Mayor, City and County of Honolulu, :si. Kukahika. Hrnr' 3197. Va:w. Tokuju :..'.l 4. Gert a. .Andrew tpecial, second degree, 7:0 T. H. 2962. Punaacosa. Pauluio 319. i;jisavle!. John ."313. Siiadi Rogue Marketing Div'n. 29S3. Ilanio, Joseph . Territorial 6927 26, 27, 29. 3199. ..!daa. Marcos :.3l6. Lima 1 Anglo p. m. Oct 294. I;aiuro, Mori i 3200. HaKhin.oto. Maaji 3317. Wong. '.Bung Maunakea near Queen Phone 1840 KUROrSXX MAX f , 29.. Khlhido, HlroJh! 3201. Holt. William M. 331. Gouvela. .JosephKlJoaquin RESOLUTION NO. 86. 2966. Kanada, J"binichi 3319. George ' ': . SATURDA- Y- Kiedl, William H. 3202. olsen. Reidar W. Schutt. William iutM 297. 3203. karl, 3320. Otholt, Henry kkt1 296S. Ok. Kim Kyung Nakatiiuru Shuis.: vr 3204. Saiitia;i. Ramon : 3331. Stender. Albert K. L U.M ,.m m ..m. Be by 299. Smith. Sydney C 3205. ItiiraiMtay, i". Kono. Sugematsu it resolved the Board of Su 2970. Colon, Jose S. Potenciano Get more light slt , x.oe pervisors of City, County of 320G. XiyaKhiru. Joju 3. Moon. Joe Kum the and 2971. Keolanui. Thomas, Jr. 3207. lUijarja. Tomas Santiago. Eslao Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that 2972. Kahavag. Ixrtno 320S. Si.iffen. Henry K. 3::2.". Tamashlro. Kama WESTINGHOUSE ptiHk 2973. Aklvyma, Kingo Uirt ratamraat WEDNESDAY the sum of One Thousand Dollars 3201. Hudgc. Alexander G. 3326. Mapaoo. Rafael Mazda Lamps save money. 2974. Pi la. ;a """4 . ($1,000.00), be, and the same is hereby Ityokl ;;2iw. riiics. Clemente C. - Suemoto. Jlro 2975. Arakaki. 3211. iVtay. Damian 332S. Akima. John rCEO 1C. HaeDOXALXV appropriated out of all moneys in the 2976. Yamamoto, HacLIro 212. Siu.it, Fortunato S3 29. Ornellas. Manuel Louis The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. 2977. Joseph ' Higa. Yoshiso afaaar . General Fund in the Treasury of the Nakano, Kazuo vi - 297S. Tatra, Kame 3214. At;aitis. Pascual G. 51. Boyd. Andrew Brown f SATURDAY City and County of Honolulu, for an 2979. Vakuhama, Kamo 321.i. lierniosoflmo, C Canchanclo. Juan jJ 2 9 SO. ppu, Kiyoshl Iullno account to be known as Emergency i: 3216. Takfhashi. Jenlchi i Furuno. Buichi 29S1. Miranda. Florence 3217. Plemer. ilenry K. . 333 4. Yokagawa. Koichi Electric Current A. 1 - jeed 292. i itan. Placido 3218. Kami res, Jose : Moribc, Rytiichi YEE CHAN & CO. lulrod by 293. Apio, Henry K. 3219 Bayangos. Valentin Sanson. Pedro PLEASANTON C. H. BELLINA. 29M. Pad da, Pedro 3220. Jomawau. Juan j 3337. Kuhilua. John HOTEL 29S5. Malaliii. Charles 3221. Dirkson. Donald G. 333N. Tamicht. Kamekl Kins Taid Bethel Sts. Supervisor. 29S. Hara. Sichl 3222 Kim ura. Kumao 323?. Iliga. Koho LUXURIOUS AND Dated, Honolulu, T. H, October 9, 29S7--. Agata. Maygen 322S! Paletiapo, Joe 2:! 40. Caga. Ignaclo COMFORTABLE 29SS. Ltrmqiiel, Ranuefo L 2224. Tombigo, Evaristo ' 3341. Tanikawa.- - Seiichl ORIENTAL SILKS Hall l?17. 29S9. t'ruz, lUiymond M. 3225. Ung. Chun Dal 3342. Sato. Ichizo STRICTLY Odd Fellows 2M. Stiiro, Incwe 3226 Tango, Maximo B. 3343. Yaiiagida, Tameshiro FIRSTS' Approved this 23rd day of October, 2991. How, Victor 3227 Dato, Senon 3344. Yo!hida. Shin 29?2. David, Agupeto 322S. Souza. Antone R. 33 45. Suzuki. Katsumi Pasteurized A. U. IVU. 2993. lilsey, Edward T. 3229 Yong. Hang Ryu rig 33l:. Mltsujl. Watanabc Fresh JOSEPH J. FERN, 2P94. Nakaraura. Kaukc 3230 1 .ok ana, uTlliam Joseph 3317. Murata Shintaro MILK, CREAM 299T.. Alpiehi, Andres 3231. Koona. Kaoru 334 S. Nabandakari. I'shi Mayor, City and County of Honolulu, 2996. Taplo. Pedro 3232. Cha. Hong 23 43. Takabayashi. Kazuo and Ice Cream 2997. Arakaki. Kama lzunii. Tesuto 3350. Moon. Iviw Chock FALESTYLES T. H. - WEEKLY CALENDAR 299. Ono, Hhk'hiro 3231 Franca, Pedro 3351. lurashlge, Hlrosuk'- Honolulu Dairymen's' Assn. A large assortment of Ladles Hata 6927 26, 27, 29. 3 23,), . ii 3352. i and 1 Oct 2999. Haletnano, Henry gel las, Juan Kawamoto, Suyekici ;v- - "''Trimmings v-- - 2000. Asuncion, Eduardo .. Acotina. Marcelo H. Wadahara, Hlroji Phone 1542 4676 ' NO. 87. Venyu 3237. Pabinwit. Agaton. Kekuewa, Steven W. MONO AY -- RESOLUTION 3001. Oba, WONDER ! Beg 3002. Nelson. Charles 3238. Yamahe, Suenobu J .)... Flgueroa. Vicente MILLINERY CO LTD. Harmony Lodge No. l 3239 3356. 7;30 p. m., 3003. Takunaga', Kakuj Suetomi. Koten Tokita. Shotaro 101T Nuuanu, meeting at Be it resolved by the Board of Su 3004. Doran, Jesu 3240 Abe. Juji 33.i7. Raymond. Manuel near' King pervisors City and County of 3005. Yoshloka. Mitsuo 3241. Muramoto. Takeo 3358. Kaliele, Charles . First degree. ' of the 3242. 3359. LADIES' Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that 3006. Tin. Yip Kaiama, Kaiwa Tanoul, Y'asuRoro 3007. Waa, Kaanaana 3243. Arakawa, Masao 3360. Lopez. Vinancio White Shoes at low prices. the sum of Nine Hundred Dollars Ritardo, Sulplcio 324 1 lwamoto, Joeichi 33K1. Lilllehua, Frank TUESDAY ; lj 3008. 3245 33S2. Nlskkna, Lodge No. 1. "e&., ($900,00), be, and the same Is, hereby 3009. Barnig. Manuel Zahata. Jose Charles MANUFACTURERS' S HOE STORE ENGLISH Excelsior -- Chushichl 324b. Calmerin. Placido 3363. Cruz. Eugene meeting at 7:30 p. m. ; appropriated out of all moneys in the 3010. Shlmada, 3247. 2364. ular 3W1. Albor, Tomas Chine, Kul Fat N'akl. Isaac 1051 Fort SL --H General Fund of the Treasury of the 3248. 3363. Kukul. Joseph SERGES - 3fl2. Fuller. Phillip Toyotsuka. Shibehara 3366. City and County of Honolulu, for an 3013. Fujltanl, Mantsuchl 3249. Altar. Bineto Kama. Miyake Hard and soft weaves are 3250. 3367. Oshiro. Matsttye best for THo"lvrBArInth Lodge account 3014. Jesus De. Juan Sanchez, Francisco Icng - . Hebekah known as Collection and Dis 3251. 336S. Jobayashi. Hiroshi . wear. ;;- meeting at 3015. Kul. Wing Burlasa, Locas 3369. I Regular position of Garbage, per month, 301. Trabus. Edward Henry 3252. ITza Zinsei Uchinia, Koho W W. Ahana Co. King nr. Bethel S - Domingo 3370. Garcia. Benito . The perfect coating m- : $300.00; months, $900.00. 3017. Filomcno. 3253. Machado, Albert L. rof p. - " three uu 4 I . Develosan, 7:30 by 3018. Glnoja, Seiho 3254. Igarashi. Tetsujiro Rofo Presented 3019. Kuwaie. Deoa 3255. Anderson, Knut 3372. Aklna. Vincent A. 3256, 3373. Yuen, Quan Tin GRAPHILATUM 1. LESTER PETRD3, 3020. Masuda. Kichizo Takaesrt. Zenzo 3374. Encampment No. Kong Tai 3257. Yasuda. Kciso Home-mad- e, FRr!eTia T Supervisor. 3021. Pong. Rodriguse, Joe 3375. appetlxlng , 7:30 p. m. 3023. Fal. Lum Wah 3258, Takahashi. Yaichl Marinio, Hilario S. HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. meeting at " 3376. Son, Si - on nine Dated, Honolulu, T. H.; October 9, 3023. Puulel, Solomon 3259. Kalau. Kahaio Whan ; Agents. SPECIALS PaSaarckal degree 2024. Shlnsato. Kama 3260. - Quong. Chlng Y'an 3377. J)ecorte, Ernest ' 1917. 3025. Karioka. Jenichl 3261. Yofchimoto, Kamalchi 337S. Saneo, Felix every week at .' candidates. 3262. 3379. Taira. Taketa 3026. Suan. Pedro Yee. Wee Wing 33S0. Metropolitan Meat Market -- Herman 3263. Bagnio, Shimizu. Tomejiro Approved this 23rd day of October, 3027. Halemano. Baliriano 33S1. Alohado, New, clean, white, sanitary 3028. Young, Nam - Yamada, Masaichl T'edro 1917. im- 3382. - A. D. 3029. Martin, Julius 3265. II. 1C . Luciano. Benito Phone 3445 Mathlas 33S3. Hashida. Toyashige STEINWAY JOSEPH J. FERN, Yoshiyukl 3266. Shigihara. .Shoklchi ' 3030. Katada. 33S4. Chong, Au Y'uen 3031. Zablan. John Godfrey 3267. I uis, Peter i Mayor, City and County of Honolulu, 3268. Gahan, Jo 3385. Frank. Peter Kala NO. 1, -- 3032. Yson, Damaso 3386. PMshel, HALL - "HONOLULU LODGE T. H. v'-: 3269. V. M. Hand-tinte- d . 3033. Arita, Masamoto Morlno. Henry 3387. Ayusta. lister Yagl-Mahuka- Victorlno OF PHOENIX 6927 Oct 26, 27, 29. Toxo, . 3270. Kua, Hakoi MODERN ORDER 3034. 3271. Nazario 3388. Higa. Mat$utaro home, corner oi 3035. Kamaka Icson, 5389. Umeda, Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. L at their 2036. Rico. Juan 3272. Cantiller, Juan Kakichl CALENDARS 3273. Toma, Shichn 3290. Hiral. Toishl BereSnfa and Fort 3037. Kapihi. John 3391. Romil, New subjects-beauti-ful dock. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 30S8. M ura mo to. Kinslro 3274. Pedro. Anhill Florencio P. colorings. Thursday evening, at 7:30 3275. Mun, 2392. Sunp, , Wonpr Third Judicial Circuit, Territory of S039. liowen, Norman E. Dok Nagamine, HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. W. ASCII. Leader. , 3040. Keaonui, George 3276. Nojima, Iwao Shoryo Hawaii. V 3277. 3394. Tomaroy. Baltazar 1059 Fort SL - 11- - Tojyo, Kypsuke - FRANK MURRAY, Secretary. v: 30 Mayekawa, Chonla 3395. Chang- - Hing 3278. C. V Chow 3042. Han Field, Frederick Q 2 Ylk. 3279. Lee. s. S. Valencia es S043. Mtyers. Robert Leonard Lucas. Lucio 3397. Oran.4 - John 3280. Koyanagi, Beenes, Juan troNOLULU LODGE In the .Matter of the Estate of 3044. Matsuehlma, Bunzo Iwakichi 3398. Navaro, 8.P,OE. 2045. Aareco -- 3281. Magsayo, Fortunato Victor CHUN HO ON Alawa, Deceased. Realsi. K. r Natty, well-wearin- g 3046. . I'ong. Ro Soon 3282. Ho, Au S39. Joshua. Isaac stylish, Adler. 3047. Kobashtgawa, Tclnosuke 328 Kauku. Sam 3100. Blason, Jarcdinirio C. every Friday 3284. (To be continued) Kekaulik nr. Queen Phcns 3992 Fort, Notice to Creditors. 304S. Trlbella. Juan Lucero, Frank COLLEGIAN evening. " W.Gng 30 59. Uekl. Badalchl v . 3050. Lioncio Clothet ; ' - are cor Talido. for men. ; , brother . 3051. Gallean. Potentlano to a-- The undersigned, duly appointed I ma, Koro - i dially Invitea 3052. Ti rash THE CLARION- Hotel V -y: f?ugihara. Magobol CIVILSERVICE LISHWDEAD A Fort tenL--;r- v; Administrator of the" Estate . of John 3053. HANAN'S BEST SHOES Ji.'.H... 3054. Miyahara. Manabu, -- Alawa, deceased,' hereby gives notice IX. r 7 3055. leal. Paulino I i IAS. iuw to all creditors having claims against 3056. Miyasato. Kamasuke , .1 H. DUNSHEC-Se- c M'INERNY SHOE STORE YOU Eaid . estate to present ; their claims, 3057. VIerra. Manuel IF WISH TO ADVERTISE IN - - P.. Jr.. SOEHNE duly- - authenticated, and; with- proper 3058. Gomes- John COMMISSION ROWS FROM SMASH ; Fort, above King SL NEWSPAPERS HERMANNS 3059. Blllanaba. Luelo MO vouchers, . any even though .... - Honolulu Lodge, No. it exist 3060. Oallpay. Cayitano Anywhere r au by, mortgage 3061. Ilutherford. Eddie N. at Any Time, CaWoa cr Varsa-amlung- u said claims be secured en la P.. L ft upon' real estate to the undersigned, 3062. Oshiro. Tokuzo Jaden ersten aad tten .Moatag. 3063. Y'amamoto. Gr.ichl Ernest Lishman, who was Injured i ' . - Sept. J und 17. Oct at his office in Kealakekua, South 3064. Onteveros, Marcello OVER RULES Sport Coats THE DAKE ADVEItTISINQ Aug.-- 6 und 20. Tilt AGE'CT 17. Kona, Hawaii, 3065. Matsumoto. Satomi in the auto smash early last Friday Mandarin ' 15. Nov. 5 und 19. Dec 3 und within six months from Coats 24 Sansome 1 und - S066. Klko. Solomon, SILK; Street San Francisco - 17. (which morning on Kalakaua avenue, died Stockings, . General Yersaxnmlnng: Septbr the date hereof is the date 3067. Mitsunaira. Shinjl Etc ' KLEMME, Praea. of the first publication of this nptice) 306?. Aragakl, Nlo, yesterday at Queen's hospital. Death EMIL any, 3069. Iarot, Dlonislo ; ' ! otherwise such claims, If will be Fogarty and Aluli Differ on from concussion of brain. S.OZAKI ; a'BOLTE, Sekr. ' 3070. Eacolda. Yoshltakco resulted the ISLAND CURIO COMPANY forever barred. 3071. Chun. Kan Yen Filed Lishman had been unconscious ' from 1 09--1 1: No. King SL 30- - 2. Fuji hara, Tarfashi Hearing Charges 2, K. P. i And all persons indebted to the said - Hawaiian Curios, Stamps, Coins, MYSTIC LODGE No. of 3073. Aoyama, Shoho the time of the accident. He is sur- 1 estate are hereby notified to make 3074. Eizo . . After Time Limit and Post Cards. The most com Meets In Pythian Hall, corner Fort Hisana. Mltsiyosht vived by a wife and two children. He . undersigned 30 5.. Adaehi. plete and '', every Friday payment'? to the at his was 26 years old attractlre Curio Store. jtfid Beretania streets, office. 3076. Domlngro, Alejandro A meetinz of the civil service com and the son of Thos. - Visiting said 3077. Kunane. Samuel K. VICTROLAS evening at ,7:30 o'clock. , mission called at noon today to con- Lishman. 170 Invited, i Dated, Kealakekua, Hawaii, October 3078. Uisauaz. Porlerio and Records Hotel Street Honolulu brothers cordially ; 3079. Oda. Yuzo sider charges brought by Sheriff Rosel The car was going at a high rate ' 8, 1917. . v.vk.v - r 3080. Cabalfin, Deograclos po- R. GOSLING, C C. ' against J. K. Walohia of the city of speed when the driver lost control t WILUAM ANDERSON, " S081. Schubert. William J. Bergstrom Music Co Ltd.N B. ANGUS. P. C, "X. R. and a 3083. Ota. Kame lice deDartment. was continued until- and the car plunged into a light pole Administrator of the of John . . 1 A . V. a AAmA.t.alAn . 1020 Fort Phone 2321 FEDERAL Estate S0S3. Tong-- Lum Kfm tomorrow nuuu iw nJ. tmuoaiuu and upset. In' the car at the time Alawa. Deceased. 3084. Y'oungr. Ah HiT interpreta- were Holstein George Rose, MOOSE HEADQUARTERS 3085. Asa to. Shinkaml time to investigate the true R. E. and '' H. G. MIDDLEDITCH. service the former having sustained a frac- EL CEE . ; 3086. Gil. Bartolo It. tion of that section of the civil Attorney for Administrator. 3087. Vlllaga, Basllio rules relating to removals and ap- tured shoulder. ' - Liquid Roofing Cement . Magoou Bidg; 184 Merchant. Open 6917 15. 22. 29, Nov. 12. 3088. Batayo. Saturnlno Oct 5. . peals. The funeral of Ernest Lishman will The HUB now LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. 8 5 3089. Morikawa. Kintaro Call Irom A. M. to P. M. Phone 3090. , 169-17-7 NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF LIBEL Sato. Jinroku ; The offense with which Policeman be held at 4 o'clock this afternon from So. King SL : '. ( -- 3091. TakalchI .. Shibano. temporary lo.eu, ;; .. : beating M. E. Silva's undertaking parlors. In- in storo . AND TI- M- AND PLACE OF HEAR-- . 3092. Kubozoe. Take J I Walohia waa charged, that of .. All Visiting Brother invited ING. 3093. Mindiola, Damlan a Chinaman, one L. Ahoy, was com- terment will be made in Kawaiahao at 78 So. King St., opp. Union 8094. tendonca. Manuel F. 261 charges cemetery. The pallbearers will be 3095. Gorloff. George K. mitted Sentember The Protective Agency of Hawaii V - Lu-ke- la grill IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3096. Talra, Kozu made by the Sheriff, that he had asked Jack Lishman, Duke Kahanamoku, FREE UKULELE LESSONS Third Circuit Territory of Hawaii 3097. Allen. Harry II. for Walohia's resignation from the de Kaupiko, David . Kahanamoku, DAY AND NIGHT 3098. Wilson. John had not resigned, Thomas Holstein and "Frederick Wil-hel- m. At Chambers In Divorce. 3099. Chang partment and that he 5-- With any Instrument you buy from Wo. mat- The Independent Review Patrols. Phone 1411, 6 Elite Bldg. 3100. Gadlano. Dalmasio but had insisted upon having the Walchl Nagai, Libelant, versus Kei 3101. Smith. Albert Brodie ter placed before the commission, was Published Monthly WM. - E. MILES, Mgr. , Ernest K. Kaai ' 3102. Kalbe. Herman to ' Ogawa Nagal, Libellee. . dated October 27, and addressed JAPANESE INJURED IN English-Japanes- e (Get 3103. Kscalona. Juan Mena lieading Majazine Particulars Now) 3104. Miyashiro. Choho Noa W. Aluli, chairman of the board, Subscription L00, per year 1125 Union St. . v FALL, PUNCTURED LUNG Rate I Phone 2028 The Territory of Hawaii to Kei Ogawa 3165. Ueda, Yosuke who filed it with Clerk Van Gieson P. O. Box 474 30 Campoell Block ; 3106. Mateo. Peralta LORD-YOUN- -- Nagai Greetings: ; this morning. P. Fogarty held that Merchant Street, Honolulu: G 3107. Foralde. Paustlno by An autopsy performed upon the Know'' you that a libe fOw divorce 31CS. Chang. Andrew Byan the charge should be thrown out Engineering Co., Ltd. is pending against you in the 'Circuit 3109. Seklya. Harutoshi the commission on two counts: First, body of S. Nashida, Japanese steve- M'INRNY PARK 3110. Conboy. William Thomas who of ' Engineers and Contractor ' - Court of the Third Circuit of the Ter- 3111. Hanoklchl. Geiza Luzaki because it was not brought within the dore, felt from the deck the 30-tia- y Block, - "Elegant Lots Y 'Y, ritory of Hawaii, by which your, hus- 3112. Catacotan. Fabion time limit mentioned in the Mauna Kea Saturday, and who died as Pantheon Honolulu, T. H. 3113. Itao. Takulchl regulations, and second, be- a result of. his Injuries yesterday, re- Telephone 2510 and 4537 CHAS. DESKY, Agent band, AValchi Nagai, . prays that the 3114. Yasaki. Tatsuyo rules and bonds of matrimony now existing ; be- 3115. Hikoichl. Yoshitatsu A. cause it was not put through the prop- vealed that the victim had suffered ."Merchant, near dis- 16 Yn. Tom H. channel having been placed by the from a ruptured diaphragm, and not Tort tween you and her ; be forever 17.' er 31 Sasis. Juan c a" board from CQncussion of brain, as stat- solved upon the ground that you did 3118. Kaga. Kazuo sheriff with member of the the in June, 1911, wilfully and utterly de- 3119. Osorto. Sabelo instead of being filed with the clerk ed by a Japanese physician. The au- C. H. TRULLINGER' sert him and the hearing and deter- 3120. Hafford. Ferris S. of the commission. topsy was. performed by Dr. R. G. 3121. lkehara. Htyakubun Ayer, emergency hospital surgeon, Optician SEE mination of said libel has been set be- 3122. I ncui e. Saburon After an exciting argument, in fore the Honorable J. TV Thompson, 3123. Rosaleg. Roberto 4 which Mr. Fogarty held that the com- this morning. Successor to A. N. ; Sanford COYNE Circuit Judge of the Third Circuit 3124. Maghinay. Miguel missioners should abide by the letter The Japanese was taken to the 3125. Nakano. Yoso emergency hospital Saturday Boston Block, Fort SLY FOR FURNITURE Court at Chambers, in his c.rt room 3126. Vasconcellos. Frank of the rules and refuse to consider in a 3127. Purlas, - Miguel irregularly filed, or not filed semi-conscio- condition. The only : in Kailua, Territory of Hawaii, on charges, Equip Young Building S128. Fuller, lwa following injury was a finger. How to a Saturday, thelh'day of January, 1918, 3129. Hlraldo. Vieentl within the time limit, which surface dislocated at the hour of 1Q o'clock in the fore- 3130. Chun, Ah Shin Chairman Aluli held that the section After a short while, however, he re- noon day, as soon there- 8131. . Sun, Kim Yung to was not binding upon the covered, and asked for permission to of that or 3132. Yil. Kim Sung referred Company of REGAL; after as counsel can be heard. 3133. Nishizawa. Heisaburo commissioners, and that they should go to. his home in Moiliill. He was . DEVELOPING -- Liquid ; White Fleece Cleaner--2f- c. .1 the Court: 3134. Matsunaga. Bunsbiro consider the charges, "the affair was accompanied by a friend. A Japanese ENLARGING 3135. Perry, Frank PRINTING . meeting tomorrow. examined him and pronounced . JOHN HILLS 3136. Dinisio tabled to await the doctor infantry V REGAL SHOE STORd Bondoc. up again hall, how- suffering ; Best In the City - Clerk of the Third Circuit Court 3137. Kaapuni. Benjamin Kaonohl It was taken the him to be from concussion ' Fort & Hotel Sts. V :: 6923 22, 29,- - 26, ever, when commissioners met of the brain. Yesterday died, and ' FramlnQ A Oct Nov.t5. 12,19,; 3138. Hlroki. Mlnosaku the he This Is all told plainly In the Honolulu Picture Dec 3,. 3139. Otsuko. Kiki Chas.- - Davis, deputy attorney, who de- the autopsy revealed that his lung had - : , Supply Co. . 3140. Shimomura. Kilcbi commissioners would punctured by 3141. A mod la. Mawelo cided that the been the fall. "A,f "B" "C" WOODS NAME MIXUP ; ? 3142. Marlkawa. Kioji be perfectly within their rights to 3143. llasegawa, Shirokichi consider the charges although irregu urday. Mr. Kaleiopu was eligible for 3144. Sallbio, Felipe a clerkship in the police-rdepartmen- t, MESSENGER: w - IS FINALLY UNMIXED 3145. Takushi. Nlwa larly filed, whereupon Mr. Aluli left, Equipment Book 3146.v l"oy. Chin with the assertion that he had won a his average beiag 83 percent, he AND 1 Xrj 3147. Coellho, Manuel Mr. Fogarty. Mr. Fogarty standing second on the list of eligibles, Complete adjustment of. the case S148. Muraoka. Katsutaro cigar from o2 lingered long enough to dep- while Clement Wong, who received the o LleuL Raymond C Baird, that arose through the sending of a 3149. Castaniares. Santiago hear the U. A. LAUNDRY 3150. Hara. Seinosuke uty attorney state further that the appointment, made an average of only . 25th Infantry, S. reserve corps commission to the -- - ; -- 3151. Econg. len Fat commissioners would be perfectly 6S per cent. 4 ' ' primarily for the toIoo- - wrong Woods; one living in 3152. Yen. Lum Tuk Written James F. 3153. Fne. .Tamekichi -- within their rights to refuse to con- The letter waa not read by the teer officer; it may be of service Kobala instead 'of an army quarter- 3154. Kaapa. Daniel L. sider the charges since they were clerk, by "order, of the chairman,; but to the regular officer as welL 3155. Ito. JaicW mat- was passed tand to by com- master sergeant as.intended, has been Araki, Sunao Irregularly filed. And there the from hand -- ' 3156. missioners, who,' exception of PRICE 25c " - 3157. . Pacheco. Kugenio ter rests until tomorrow. with the made, was stated at army -at- it todar 3158. Ton. Wong Another matter which came before Mr. Fogarty, whotaaid nothing, recom- headquarters. 3159. Picasol, Quirino 3160. Apo. Harry E. the commission, but was not consid- mended that ho attention be paid to it company Mr. Woods of Kohala, who took the 3161. Dakita. Santiago ered, was the letter from Lawrence "Put; it Initheaste basket," said HorgIuIu Star-Bullet- in prIRAN JEWELRY 3162. Sanoy. Lucio Chairman "Aluli." - ' "I iu rather embarrassing situation in gH 3163. Lau. Wah Sin? Kaleiopu, criticizing, the action of the form, turned over the commission to S164. Omio, Majishiro board in making the recent police ap- "Give the-lltd- e "boy a boi of candy 125 Merchant SL . ; llS911lv OT5 the army as soon as he dis- 3165. Higa. Tel ho pointments. The contents of this ap- and tell him to.ba quiet," recommend- authorities 3166. Moore. James D. ' covered that an error had been made. llil. JTamarra, Torbie peared in the Star-Bulleti- n last Sat-- ed CommlsaloDerjVilliam Sheldon. STAn-BULLUTT- HONOLULU X, rONTAY. OCTOHEtt 2.11917 ELKVKN

: i . BUSINESS PERSONALS .HCNJU STAR-BULLET- lil LOST i By CHIROPODIST. A dog breed pointer, SEMI-WEEKL- white with Y Somebody Joy BRIGGS browt OAILY AND Is Always Taking the Out of Life pots. Partially Term of SutscHptlon: rank a Kansier, Elite Blig 164 healed sore on back month. i.Hotel Hours, :3o Sun- Age six months. Reward. 2552 Up Dally Star Bulletin 75 wau per St to 4:3u; per S copy. days evenings by appointment Manoa road. 632861 . per year, i ce.urpr cr SeiJt-t:ek)- y a. year star-Bu:.eti- 12 i)r Phone 6536. v 6806 U Advertising R.'ts: Last Saturday evening a diamond rini , Announce-- r Dr. Catharine Shumacer. 154 S. King, between Classified an. Dullness cor. .' 8:30 to 4:30. Prince Edward street anc per reic Inser- Richard. H:u: Waikikl car 766. ent I cent ptr xrd 'ml 3606. Hoaie appointments. line. Box Reword tion, up to one week. 6892 6923 3t Estimate six w:d per line. tl rcr line, one week ccnlt NEW THOUGHT. Passbook No. 16743. Finder return ti Per Mac, two weeH... 40 cet Bank of Hawaii. 69283; Per ::ne, cue roonin..' 70 cent Free class la New Thought meets ,1'cr.Use, six --tenth. .W cents, ex mo. each Tuesday, 10:30 a. m Beretania NOTICE. Other rate upon application. and Miller. Strangers welcome. For cr liquors or cer-lu'- u FIRST In formation about afternoon and No .Advertiseme.it On and after November 1. 1917. proprietary medicines will he ac-tip-d, A evening classes, phone 1579. at .OM ' "'cm additional charge of 2 , will be mad( 691011 on ad-4n- i all shipments of freight handle? a ntplji-- g to advrtfccment. Buy New Thought Books. Phone 1579. by the Matson Navigation Company your exs-ci- ! a ic rei'e milt LlOM 6760--tf and an additional 8 will be charged la 'iertiaenv93. 7'fftt?:iittM on all tickets issued by this company If vou are a telephone cfc?crttr. DRESSMAKERS. ycu:r aire. tlsorcM: w wi:; The above Is in accordance with tbi ua :t Dressmaking, pajamas, shirts, etc provisions of the war tax bill, and th our pi ow made to ordr A'so repairing and collection will b made on behalf o. 50 sew lessons. J asonable prices. the United States government WANTED Mrs. Y. H. Chow, 229 t" rchant rear CASTLE A COOKE, LIMITED, Hawaiian Electrio Co. Phono 4058. Agents, Matson Navigation Company VautM r.00 ireu and 'o.na. to r 6881 lyr 6924 9t Army Salvation .ic'tlis. Bere- .:'lM!e t. Tc BJ.r. V.VJ- - Mrs. S. Ma&aki Mactkea and CJ Lc.e'.m.t tania. 6814 6m . . LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP. Supreme C. W(4 tl' welcome) 5EC0NP all. C918 lm JEMAMD .aLTERRE'S French and Peamaa tie Libert ship Lessons now opened at Room Satisfaction Hoofs to Ucpatr We cuarantee to LOAM 3, Elite Bldg. Age no hindrance. a; atop all See Lou Kogers or 6806 1 what you get leas... DEM - LAUNCHED tf Alcnzo Jones. We lead others ii . . I at this GOOD " Kureka Fatnt Co- - 816 So. PALMISTRY. tollow. K B)6 RUSH YEAR SERVICB Kins St. Fbone 2096. -- dkik. vr To BUV 81.00 special readings for a short time STATION. Peerless Preserving Paint Co, also WITHIN BONDS. only, Mme. Cleo, the noted palmist Specialists, U.S.A. Hamm-Youn- . Pitch and Gravel Hoof gives advice on all affairs. Satisfac- The von g still at Uih old stand. C5 viutcu St. tion guaranteed. Office 1090 Union tf PLACES .. ; nune 49S1. or (xs street cor. of Beretania. Entrance Co., Ltd. cooking. EMBARGO on Union street, phone 4115. Office Woman for housework and 6. Evenings and LJ Honolulu HUo Apply 777 hours, 9 to 12, 1 to No cashing, no children. ON Sundays by appointment - 6927 tf So. King street. SUPPLIES Automobile L'y tho Salrsuon Army, clothing and AUCTION BULLETIN Jurn'turw tor relict work. Phone To r "st Ia H'ffiMiiiiii " ri With great pleasure we announce the Repairing SIM. . 6865 lm fonsirament to us of Two Thousand FRANK COOMBS loe nest market pnee will be paid for Five Hundred Rugs for direct sale to : clean washed cotton rata by the the people of : Honolulu by public Bishop and Queen TeL 2182 n. 6734-t- hoDp'ula Star-Bulleti- l auction. Your; Christmas Rugs are right in the rooms for your De-partm- here White saleslady for our Candy selection, finest goods, perfect con- Apply to fe Maijager of dition, only reason for this sale Is American Optical Co. .the Alexander Young Cafe. 69:2 tf the owners are Koinr entirely out 1148 Fort Honolulu .' WANTED. FOR SALE FOR RENT BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE of the Rug Trade. This makes for St, SITUATION your profit and advantage right Opposite Catholic Convent k lady wishes employments office, AUTOMOBILES. Six (6) warehouses for rent Apply BAMBOO FURNITURE. JUNK. .now when freights are so high, THE HOUSE OF SERVICE typewriting. Waterhouse Trust, Fott and Mer- of kinds so scarce In Ho afternoons.. Shorthand, Fort, TeL 3028. bought 4366. eooda all compensation. Address Buick Roadster, 1916 Six Just over- chant Sts. 6885 tf ununi, nearltukui. Junk and sold. Phone nolulu. We have not had time to Reasonable 11,000 6800 6407 6m 6927--6t hauled and painted, only run tf arrange an inventory and announce N. P. Q Box tl; City. FURNISHED HOUSES. miles. Excellent condition. Tires in CARPENTERS. MERCHANT TAILOR. the Great Sale day. but we will have FOR ALL PURPOSES H famll-- v Expe- good condition. Two 'spares. Cash Aa chatfeur in private Desirable houses In various parts ot things in shape in a very few days, Paper Bags, Cups, Plates. Ad-- " responsible party. Tele- L 816 2096. 6454-6- A rienced. References furnished. or terms to the city, furnished and unfurnished, Tatano, So. King. TeL H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. and the Ads will appear right away. Napkins and Towels, Etc SUr-Bulletl- n 5859. 6926 858-- 3m dress Box 765. orflce. phone tf 815, 835, 40 and .we are going to SLAUGHTER these AM.-HA- PAPER CO, Ltd. P ' : at $18. 820, $25. 830. ; 6927 IV :: MONEY LOANED. , .. ex- cp to 8125 a month. See list Jn our .Runs, now is your chance to get Phone 1410 . E 1916 Reo Touring, Just overhauled, CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. get Co., your Christmas Rugs cheap, and . Ashman Bsaven, MQr. as office assistant Can cellent, condition, new top, new bat- office. Truit Trust Ltd.. Fort Miney loaned on diamonds, watches . J. By young lady , , acceptable R self-starte- r, etc, street, between King and Merchant. Boston Cafe Coolest place, la town. and Jewelry at. legal rates. . Federal . that present m - for . typewrltcr..Address Box 758. teries, electric light, - Altir the show, stop in. Open da7 Loan Office, 95 N. King 6365 tf friends. A Rua. nothing can be net Sur-Bulletl- n. 6922 tf Cash or terms to responsible party. St . Cottage on slopes of Pacific Heights, and niKr "ijou Hotel useful days. Ho Telephone 6859. - 6922 tf - Theater, St ter than the these gentleman only. Modern convenl- 6539 a Fidelity Loan Office, 52 No. King St nolulu Auction Rooms, J. . Bailey. MEAT MARKET A GROCERY HELP WANTED. .; 6-- Under 1916 Saxon. Ex- , fences Excellent view; 12 minutes Money loaned on diamonds, watches Bookkeeper in big country cellent condition. Good tires. Run jm car Jiie; 240 teat (elvatlon; Columbia Lunch It na; quick service and jewelry at legal rates. 6769 lyr NOTICE. Wranted: ' and our uotcc; open day d, 737, aeAtiiusB stora on one of outlying Islands. 8000 miles.: $500 cash. Capt Rock-woo- sprint water. Address Box Star Plibno 30S1 writing, stating Bulletin office. 6911 tf and mgnt Hotel St, opp. Bethel. MIMEOGRAPHING Apply m own band Ft. Shatter, Phone 4968. Notice' is hereby given that In ao - age, married, 6318 tf ... C. Q. YEE HOP CQ. store expcrlerce, if 3t T Beautifully, furnished bungalow, gar Mimeographing. G. Floyd Perkins, cordance with the resolution parcel at present employment and salary re ' age, quarter's laundry. CLEANING AMD DYEING: Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 2907. the adjourned special meeting of the good habits Ford Touring Car, demountable rim, servants' and COMPANY of ceived. Must be rt No children. Apply 1573 Plikoi St MINERAL PRODUCTS Give rcTerrnccs in islands, nd when good condition. Cash or terms. Ap- A. B. Renovi.tory; clothes cleaned. PRINTING. Nevada. September 20. 1917, the Min J.n 27 Campbell 6928 3t C MXHESNEY . yovQ start in. Address Capable.'' ply B. Guerrero, TyeU and repaired. Phono 4148. eral Products Company, Limited, has COFFEE CO. ' , ' Sti lletlx: 6924t Block. Phone 5489. 6927 tf Completely furnished cottages and 6104 tf We do not boast of low prices, which been Incorporated under the laws of COFFEE ROASTERS apartments on Apply usually coincide with poor quality; the Territory of Hawaii aad the new h, the beach. while learning. Twenty Scrlpps-Boot- 1917, only run . 6000 Steam cleaning. Alakea nr. Gas Co. but we how" to put life, Dealer In Old Kona Coffe JJnJoy yourself Airs. Cressaty, Kalakaua, Ave. St, "know stock is ready for dejl :ry and will . 20 gentlemen wanted to miles Perfect condition. Good tires. ltu9 6234 hustle and go into printed matter, ladles and 6779 tf tf be exchanged share 'or share for stock M e rchant St ' ; Honolulu In' bail room dancing. Martha Cash or terms to responsible party. and that is what talks loudest and - assist " of tr--v Mineral Product Company, COLLECTION AGENCIES. Star-Bulleti- n Howlett, 1. O. O. P." building, Mon- Telephone 6S59 6928 tf Furnished cctiage in Cottage drove. longest. Honolulu Limited, of Nevada, at the office of days, Tuesday! and Fridays.' Phone 1'eL 1087. 6859 U Printing Department 125 Merchant Campbell 828 v Ford Touring Car, demountable rim, Quick Returns Collecting agency. Mr. J. H. Fisher, 6275.. - 6895 eod-t- f street Bit, co-ditl- Nichols, 12 Honolulu. good on. Cash or terms. Ap- UNFURNISHED HOUSES. F. Brewer Uldg. TeL Fort Street in-th- e 27 Campbell 3540. i 6839 tf PUBLIC are urged to pre White woman for cashier Alex ply B. J. Guerrero, a STENOGRAPHERS. . The stockholders PIANOS ; three-bedroo- m y living with- Block. Phone 5484 , 6927 tf Modern' two-stor- sent their, stock for traxsfer immedi ander YotSg Cafe. One G. Floyd PerkiUH, walking distance preferred. Ap- house 1270 Matlock avenue, phone CUT, FLOWERS AND PLANTS. t03 Stangenwald HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Ltd. in AUTO ACCESSORIES. ' Bldg. Phone 2907. V 6309 6m manager of the Young 2711. i 6906 MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, ; ply to the va-riet-y. 1107 Fort " twuau plants for sale, Samoan ; Street Cafe. 6927--tt A, 1 LIMITED. All wakes of auto and bicycle tires cottage suitable for two Wal- Apiy Hills, Lihue, PLUMBERS. I Small at 6915 14t position In print an tube; auto accessories; also klkl, 89.CJ. Ring up 7531. 6925 Kauai 6277 tf Coy wantea to take vulcanizing, retreading, rebeading, 6t Masakl Bros 709 King. TeL 5999. Ins plant. Also opportunity of at. T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 6812 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. 1635. 6m y . etc Taisho Vulcanizing Co d., you are-pa- tending school. Gud pay to start FURNISHED ROOMS. 6298 tf Get all the light : ; 180 Ewa Alakea street Apply Mr. Tborsst. Y. M. C A. Merchant Won Loui Cfe SmiMi street Tel. 1033. A tt TELEPHONE DIRECTORY usingr C583-6- be-twt- en for by Edison Phone 5197. . Citauel Hotel, 71 Beretania street 'loyo3biba. King St, .upp. Vida Villa. 6815 6m will shortly be published. W'rlttca. no ins and Nuuanu. Furnished wagon Fort i411 3m tlce of any desired change of name Mazda Lamps. oysto learn trade, age 14 to 16. Com Automobile, carriage, supplies ; and unfurnished rVoius, at 32 and Cbee Hoon Kee, 11 PauahL TeL 2553. new contracts must be re Quaker,. Portage tires; tubes. ' afdress or mon schoci ecucatitn. Appiy su New is2.50i per week, 87. 88. 89 and 810 CONTRACTOR S AND CUItDERS. 6817 3m ceived by this COMPANY on or before ELECTRIC SHOP Star-Burtl-n- Mfg. Co. - -- Intendent W4 tf Oahu Carriage TeL 2742. month. A quite place to stay. 31,- - , ' m October after- which date ne . 6803 6m ' : HONOLULU PLANING SHIRTMAXERS. s 6902 lm MILL. LTD changes will be made until the follow- SHOEMAKER. WANTED. Contractors and Builders. Manufac- ing Issue. j Accessories; tires. TeL 1324 Smoot Two good roojas with beautiful pano-.-: turers of doers, sashes, frames, YAMATOYA Shirt and pajamas Gruenhagen'j Blue Ribbon Apply Regal Repair Shop, Hotel and ' Steinhauser, Alakea and Merchant ramie view and pure air. Modern blinds, molding, screens, brackets, made ttf order. 1305 Fort St. op v. MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO. 6442-ly- . 6920 'Vv;-;: Kukul SU 2331. r 9th-21- :t Union street. : tf .' - 680.16m house. 206 Madeira street near etc. All kinds ol mill work, finish- Phone 6312 Oct incL Emma street car line. Rates rea- ing, turning. Kepciir work and small Chocolates EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Akagi, 3218 Nuuanu street shirts and HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. MOTORCYCLES, ETC. sonable. 6924 t jobs a specialty. Pert St Tel. 1510. pajamas Dale to order. Phone 604L Hotel and Bethel. Nakanishi, 34 near 6U6 6m 6307 Streets Y Beretania St, THOR motorcycles; Pierce bicycles; Completely . furnished two bedroom tf : a. Nuu&nu. Phone 4511. 6:33 m. to supplies; painting; repairing. K. cottag: in town. Desirable neighbor- contrtctor charges reason- WAR. PUZZLES phone, 7096. 5246-t- f G. Yamatoya. shirts, 1146 Nuuanu . p. m. Residence opp. & St Okahlro. Cahtt.Ry. Tel 4018 hood. Inquire No. 465 Beretania St able. Motoyama Yamane. Phone 64513m 6927 tf- 3018 day, 7364 evenings. 6916 6m Aloha Employment Office. TeL 4889. T. EKI cydemotor agt. So. King. . K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. King SILVA'S opp. Rapid office. V:.--;- -- - Alapal St, Transit .;':v;,. 6804-3- O - Fujita contractor and builder, .:v:",'?V, Large room for two . gentlemen, also M. All Mads of help furnished. C101 tf painter, paper nanger. Phone 5002. 6806m TOGGERY Home of Hart -- . single room. Special rates by the ' . ( , - BICYCLES. 6300 Schaftner Marx Clot'tsc jpanc--e brJp of all kinds, male and month. Heinle's Tavern. Phone lyr SHOE REPAIRING. King, near Fort . U. Illraoka, 121V Emma Bicycles, 4986. . 6743tf 1 female St Komeyi, Punchbowl ft King. H. Monzen, builder and contractor. NEW SHOE SHOP - 6054 ! phont 1120.; tf ;, V ' z. . ... ' 6076-6- ti 663 Beretania Phone 3227. Comfortable room to gentleman; cen-tra- l S. St M. G. Telves does first-clas- s shoe re- 804 6602 6m pair - FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, ; MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King and airy. Green street work at reasonable prices. Re- St . 1385 ICE : 6804-6m 6926 8t CON fRACTORS GENERAL. member Emma St. 6918 lm I Second-han- d cameras and lenres DISTILLED bought, sold or exchanged. Koda- - SATO, 330 N. King. TeL 1026 80i-6- Light housekeeping and single rooms. Ohio Building Co., general contractors. TEA HOUSES. from pure water rapid motor de- graph Shop. Hotel and Union Sts. Gaaxel Place, 112 Vineyard, cr. Fcrt Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone 6434 Ikeau. best Japanese dinners. T. W, livery. ,V ' 6337-t-f REAL ESTATE.: tf 2113. 1383 Emma street near Vine- Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. 6183-- U yard street Honolulu. 6866 6m OAHU ICE CO. 27,000 square feet In Dole street Pu Light housekeeping rooms; high eieva-Uon- ; Phone 1128 HOTELS nahou district Apply Bishop Trust doso la. Phone 1998. 6488-t-f U. Yamamato, 8 S. Kukul St, phone TYPEWRITERS. Ca 866 tf 4430; general .contractor; building. Rebuilt Underwood and Remington VTHE PIERPONT Comfortable lurnlshed room and gar 6354 Y"; -- tl typewriters. Hon. Typewriter Ex., Vj On the Beach at Walklkl" FERNS, iZe, 815.00. Thone 1998. 6881 tf 184 Merchant. Phone 5575. 6814-6- m The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. frsished bungalows and rooms; ex-vle- nt ENGRAVING. bathing-en- Ferns, palms and . hanging : beskets. "Greek recruits of the classes which Underwood Typewriters meals; splendid VULCANIZING. ot 1673 Plikoi Phone 4499. 6910 up presented them- 1000-fo- -- 5oaenade pier; St have been called Calling and business cards, mono- - selves on Sunday, The number of ab- grams, wedding an- '.xs:; marine axd mountain MISCELLANEOUS. invitations and Old tires made new, moderate prices. YOUNG BUILDING berul reasonable.- - sences was' far below the average In nouncements, stationery, etc.; viewT term Mrs. John " cor New Hawaii Vulcanizing, Maunakea - " peace time, and the recruits displayed styles. Star-bulleti- n Printing Cas&ldy. TeL 5708. 620S-t- I Part intere:'. in well known and es- rect and Pauahl Sts. 6814 6m tablished Honolulu business firm. great enthusiasm.' v. Department 125 Merchant St , WOOD AND Excellent opportunity tor person FURNITURE. COAL. H. HACKFELD & CO. with small capital to invest' in pro Tanaba Co., PauahL nr. River teL gressive permanent business. Ad-- J 715 South New secon- st, what: Murata St and 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- you Limited :. ' " dress Brx 763, Star-Bulleti- n. 6924 tf d-hand furniture bought and sold. : VtS The oil sale and retail. 6297-t-t Commission Merchants Chairs for rent Phone 1695. DOUBT - y mm r-- - VP will Complete set of furniture for a four s 6812 6m me: i - HONOLULU room house before leavln $65.00 Graduates of the Doshisha, a Con- AGAIN ? gregational college in Japan, con- r! 1667 6923--6t second-han- d have WW cash. Beach road. V New and furniture bought I itids) uj;nr and sold. Phone 3998. 1281 Fort St tributed 8150,000 for the endowment of ALLIES PUSH : - All kinds cf trim, vegetables and : 6453 6m the institution. " 1061 Aala Phone 3554. Checked by Germans at Arras, thret m . WrTiW ,fr seeds. street. fen a years ago 2, 1914. SalkL Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta-al- today, October 1Mt3 6078 tf Find a Frenchman. . 111 "ft 1916 Star. piano. Perfect condition. St. rifoiM ' REBUS. , : 31C2. .. . 6884 tf Phone MASSAGE. Adelina Patti A ssuH temporary fort - -- Sharp sea sand applied lightly over 'tlii'- f- ;; K. Hashimoto, znassago and electro-.- , CIGARS YESTERDAYS ASSWEP lawns in the autumn, that is. over neering, Nuuanu St, opp. Williams lAjt ie dou:n in lalloon. jistribrtd fc' : ; j lawns on clay or loam, encourages the 'Undertaking office, phone 1785. FITZPATRICK BROS. Lance. iiT " - AUTO fwRVJCEM SUPPLY CO. growth of fine grasses 4 ' f - 6400 3m IT. - - .. n u

A peace too eagerly sought in not always the The brggitr U tin1 only man who U not oblig- sooner obtained. Edmund Uarke. ' ed to study a 1'pearant. Charles LauiU.

STAB-BULLETI- N, 2D, 1 11 TWELVE HONOLULU MONDAY. OCTOBER 017. HONOLULU Pto FOR SUCCESS OF MAILT SCOPED inns AMERICAN FORCES WAR FOR FAILURE'! l) TO BE DIVERTED IWORLD

Moved, as a Honolulu audience is carnage "wnt on in Europe, saying. CUT FISH PillCE TO THE "This our fight: the cup is not AWL iOTely moved, the congregation par- is not ; - still do who are ours to drink. We ought to have been CORNELIA'S JEWELS. of all the Fifth avenues, the Bond her old girl chums ticipating in the special prayer ser- Rue deft la Palx In the married and have no children. ashamed, and tn our .souls we arc streets and Andrew's cathedral, yester- to willing Because done nothing to de- -- - trouble with you "That's what makes me want to vice at St. ashamed have been that it has BY DOROTHY DIX universe. But the your Governor and President Can cup pass us nd be crease high cost of fish ter The World's Highest Paid Woman mothers is that you are greedy. You shake you mothers. You want day realised as it hardly could have this should from the tho r yet handed our to drink. marketing division has como '. want the children. You revel in them, and Carry 400 Passengers Each, deep heart to brother ritorial . Writer. . want the earth. You all of done before how into the -- you them and to have 'Btrik;, This war has been our war since in for criticism, according to Acting finery that we poor childless 'women want to have uargo ; ot Hawaii the war may soon fine clothes and the freedom only zouu ions safety of the first international right was flung Superintendent O. B. Lightfoot in hi . , up empty all the necessary to the WO women, sisters, mere loo kins have to cover our hearts and how agri- snop. with and you want your children be- that childless women have. You want Honolulu, well as for ihe cause oi aside and the first Belgian was slain. September report to the board of at some handsome furs in a of Definite information that the three : a3 nothing now Btand morn-- 1, : : monopolize all good things j We can do else but culture and forestry, filed this ; .. - to the America and Both women were well dressed. sides. crack Matson steamers, Maui, Matson- - humanity, is victory for our: men, ' r- - 1 you you howl behind our president with ing meeting of body. most ns get life, and when can't do-- at the that ; but one had on a "suit". Inconspicuous "Well, the of don't -- are to be the allied armies. rage and disappointment ia and WHhelmina ' prayer, with our money, with our work 'and -- Is not equip- and plain, the kind ot a garment that everything. We get one thing or the with jpatched" to Atlantic for use by I After the order of morning Although the division divide "Just remember th?t you have to the and ntting with our prayers, all sent forth to win ped with special counters and lea denotes that its wearer must get much other, and life makes a fairer which included beautiful might. the ' perquisites we pay for any kind of jewels. Cornelia's nation, the alHed' na- the victory of right over boxes necessary handling, fish, wear and service out ot her clothes, of pleasures and than cablegram from E. D. Tenney, presi prayers for the bott- for leweiH are th's most precious in the a just peac. "The want of sacrifice is at the says Mr. Ughtfoot. "I can see no ott-jecti- on while the other woman was gowned are accustomed , to tmnju dent of the Matson Navigation Co., tions, for loyalty and are rou with vour chil-- world and therefore the most costly. charge of the om-of the nation's , greatest evils. to trying to help the situation, - In a "confection that almply shrieked Yt here which confirms the Associated Press Canon William Ault. in more " dren and the thousand living, vital, I wish you mothers were sports services,, took for his text The cup This is coming out more and as at least in a small. way. As far as i Paris af the beholder. grum-int- o report of Saturday that the three ' daily enough to pay the price without the war advances. What sacrifice: in- - : "You may send this sable earf to eternal Interests that they bring t steamers had been requisitioned for which my Father hath given me, shall can find out there are very, few your life, envying me because I've bling." have we, as a people, made here in dependent fishermen, and if the divi- me," said she of the glad raiment to immediate ose by the army and navy. I not drink it? a ; of Hawaii? We've, eaten loaf 'of brown depended for a reg- shop keeper. . got an unlimited shopping ticket. Ana When information was received Calling up the picture Christ in sion on these few the r Tomp-- j (Copyright, 1917, by The Wheeler the bread when we might have eaten "Oh, you lucky woman, murmured only yesterday' I met Grace here that the vessels were to be taken the lonely garden of Gethsemane, with ular supply In order to build sp a Syndicate, Ine.) white. We've subscribed, and "very 1 at-- - . kins, who has "adorable babies,' cup of death being offered. Canon trade, am of the opinion that the ; the woman of the blue serge, envious-.- three over at once by the government it was the to Liberty Loan, and she was. whining and complain-- ( Ault, In few well chosen words that generously, the but tempt would be a failure and the divi- ly; "you can buy. anything you want, - presumed urgent need of shipping in a hatr Vaa.iioa iha mrm tiaA Hnwn fit Dorothy's Dix's articles appear reg- -- depth, we did not do it quickly, spontaneous- whilp I have to pinch and scrape and the Atlantic had caused Immediate stirred his hearers to their befo'M sion more severely criticised than at ularly paper every Monday, wa ly. We hesitated, many of us, - I am home and couldn't run around at night in'thls Ten-r.e- v showed that Ihe supreme test j present. . economize to get the few things eanesoay action. The cablegram from Mr. subscribing, because the rate, of Inter- to and as some w rnua pro-rae- now being offered to the nation. actually bound to. have to present a theaters cabarets specifically states they are to d was .only 4 per ., The report shows that duj'w Sep "Christ was human enough to pray est the loan carried decent appearance. . to the Atlantic at the earliest sacri- teinber the division con - cup might pass from Him,' cent. We have made no true handlfii ; I have fine clothes, you have fine possible date. that the fices. There are those in Hawaii who signments consisting oC:44tfrnt children," the richly dressed woman COMPANY LINER All three of these ships are declared he said. 'We would have been more kinds of produce from 73 consignori. FISHING iMISSING we not prayed that have made true sacrifices the .moth- replied, looking her sister steadily in to be especially well adapted to the than human had seen sons those While the number of consignments : have their :: cup might pass from us. And we ers who. - . - government. im- the . previous . the eye. a. need of the Their Many who have sent their loved ones forth was smaller than for the --Yes, responded the other lightly, mense cargo holds can be readily did pray, long and earnestly. month, consignment sales were w sincerity of our to fight, those who have made true the ml am like Cornelia, my children are REPORT adapted for troop transportation and of us who in the greater by 1702.42. Both retail dep- DEHDSPROBE SAFE, IS prayed heard in the stillness sacrifice. But we, the rank and file my Jewelry and, believe me, they are their passenger equipment with few hearts of us, have made no sacrifice. artments lost during the month. val- Christ's voice saying, "Are ye not able . Jewels I've got and most of alternations would make them show- ; all the cup I drank?' Too Canon Ault quoted statistics Practically all of the Maul beans ' ; hospital to drink the that 1-- the clothes. , . uable as ships. Besides they only 22 2 of : (Special Cabfe to Nipptt Jiji) of us refused cup. Too ing that pr cent the were. sold. Some rather large shi;v. wo- A written demand has been made have the required speed to avoid the long some this save, "Cornelia's Jewels," echoed the TOKIO, Japan, Oct 29. An uncon- some of us stood with folded people of America know how to ments of corn were received and sold ' danger long 1-- man in the onfection,"you've got for a thorough investigation by the today was submarine of the Atlantic, as the other 77 2 per cent being wast- at good prices. Sweet potatoes wtre charge made firmed report received hero they can easily attain a speed of 15 arms and averted eyes while the great Cornelia's Jewels and you are lot wil- food commission of the to the effect that the Nippon' Yusen ers. Until we had learned really t sold in large quantities, many being -- price knots speed of ling to pay the price for them! You in the morning paper that tho Maru, missing knots. Eleven is the deny ourselves In our saving and ia shipped to Hilo. was kept exorbitantly high Kaisha's liner Hitachi shipping where the maximum of los- v toothers are welchers.' You make mo of fish since September 24, is safe in the In- our giving, he said, we could make no ! through control of the market by the ses from submarines show a falling SEEN .: - tired, envying womcn.who spend their ocean. . sacrifice.': f Pacific Co. This demand was dian ff. J:-- - , HAVEie '''hyl" money dressing themselves up In silly Fish ; .Maru, on regular Reading, in full, the presidential - Chilling-worth- , r The Hitachi the made by Attorney . Charles T Kfl.il- - Shipping men are somewhat at a they have no daughters n inHnn mmm Snufh --AfrirA proclamation setting apart a day of JAPAN'S DEFENSE finery because mn VV va r representative of the fishing IIUI "Vvu f loss to know just why the President - .to buy pretties for, or no boys to spend ed September 24 from Colombo, Cey- prayer, the speaker called attention to ' company. '.,'' and Governor are to be placed on the .", money , , THE Immense responsibly now rest- their on... V de- lon, for Delagoa Bay, Portuguese East NEW BUSTLE? the only one. Every "The assertion Is untrue," he was due to .Matson schedule as both of them car- ing upon the officers in command, "Oh, you are not the Africa, where she arrive al- al- clares. He adds that he has written ; ry a limited amount of freight,, many only boys In years, friend I've got whhas children is ' on October 1. of them and COUNCIL MEETS tc the food commission asking that though they have much greater passen- prayerful love ways coveting . my new hats and Failing to put into the destinatcd added: "With what thev make an, lnvestication of the ger accomodations than the Matson Hints in the fashion magazines that we our 'Pray- gowns and furbelows, and saying what ! port, long overdue, she was given up shall send forth friends! Utharge, and that representatives , of boats. . effect will again become the a wonderful husband I've got, and how by the owners, October 22, as probably the bustle er moves the world with power beyond au tne nsn, companies in Honomiu do no very avail- vogue as a part of the fashionable amaze!' on, .. : (Sptcltl Cftbl to Wiapu JiiH V ' devoted he is to me because he gives lost"' There is definite data Pray, today and from now required to be present so the allega- able as to the capacity of the Presi- woman's apparel were verified; this pray as you have never prayed be- TOKIO, ; Japan, Oct. 23. The Su- me a diamond ring' or a new pearl tion can be proved or disproved. If the report, of her safe discovery Maul dent and Governor, one shipping week when the steamer brought .:"; - preme Council of Field Marshals, tho they proves must but fore.:: .- en my birthday. They think that statements which At- correct the Hitachi Maru ; gowns, y One of the to man says he believes they, will not a considerable shipment of highest . council in Japan's army and re poor, neglected, martyred creatN torney" Chillingworth exception, have been drifting helplessly in the form. The offertory. "Seek Ye the Lord." takes 2500 3000 cargo modeled to fit. tne new feminine y navy, was today session to discuss they have all tho Indian ocean, probably on account ot carry over or tons of, was impressively sung with Mr. Yir-ne- in tires because can't after it is recited that there is a. fish pas- are first dresses of the problems concerning I have, and they feel that some accident in her engine rooms, each. He places: the estimate of These the as soloist, and the full choir. The many important things that ing hui which creates an artificial 400 kind to reach Honolulu. They were defense. v General enough to way dis- senger carrying capacity between hymns for I service were Japan's .national they have been unlucky scarcity of fish before placing on which might have in some Co. and are the entire Jap- - " it and 500 for eachof .the steamers. sent to the Jeffs Fashion Uyehara. chief, of. generalstarf, inarry men who haven't gotten on market, follows: abled the liner. crepe de specially selected. After the recession- the is as store. In n husbands can't O Hope is expressed that two or three on display, at that al, "God Save the State, anese army, and Lieut. Gen. Oshlma, very well because their "Every fish caught by vessels owned Toe navy "blue serges 'and evening "I big freighters will .also added to chine, stood at attention while the na- minister of war, attended the meeting maker them as handsome gifts as by this hui must pass through the ANTHRAX IN ISLANDS Also a, shipment of the newest gowns. 4 s the island service, if the President tional was played. . on special request of the war lords. ? have. ' .; hands of the Pacific Co. before anthem ' Pish UNDER FULL CONTROL and Governor are to permanently re- modes in hats. Adv. All of the larger Honolulu churches Adoption for the Japanese army, of into account i; r "And they don't take It xcan be marketed. ;i place the Matsonia, Maul and Wilhel-min- a yesterday corps system well John and I have no chil- offered special prayers for the military as as the fact that this-- territory may now in the Hawaiian trade. ENTERTAINMENT FOR the success of American in question of Improvement of arms that-Joh- n nobody on Anthrax tn the forces the dren, and has change on great fpend cymey on but me. be aald to be under control and there Due to the' of steamers MEN SUNDAY tho war, and with them were are reported to have been tho chief earth .to the Matson schedule will be neces- SERVICE coupled special prayers suc- H - they also forget that raising a HALLOWE'i is little danger of further outbreaks it for the topics of tha discussion. : And unless through deliberate "plant On sary for the congressional party to cess of the Allies as a whole. Ser- most epens i ! family is Just about the since return the mainland on one of these The Sons and Daughters Societies mons appropriate occasion A . meeting of the McKlnley nlga anybody can indulge Oahu no deaths have occurred to ar- 'for the lve luxury that - original of American Revolution hive were school alumni association will be Jield July 1, on Maui since August 4 . and new steamers. The plan was the delivered at Central Union,, the " '.. V y:--- one hundred men, in. . on Kauai since August, 24. v to have the congressmen return on ranged to entertain Christian and Methodist church, and at 7:30 o'clock next "FridAy evening at PARTYDiU ROOF or - ' Kir Instance. who3e parents are ; : "Take your own case, This !. the statement made in a the Maul, which was scheduled ' to of the service, at St Clement's churCh, Makiki. . the McKlnley high schooL . busi- above-mentione- d ;Vour husband is "Just as good a I "N., from on November, 28. were members of the report of Dr. Leopard Case, assist sail here bathing ness man as mine is, and I don't doubt niea toaay Mr. Tenney's cablegram to Castls organizations, at an afternoon money, ant territorial Tetennanan, supper November 23, at that he has made Just as much x at the meeting of thg board of agri- & Cooke1 Is as follows: ., party and on ' 'Special features next Wednesday, ' always had to skimp v ; in the afternoon. but you have Oct 31, when there will be held the culture and forestry. ' "Orders have been issued by Unit- 2:30 ' ; : yourself, while I have had Mat-scnl-a. ( apply at and deny fourth prize lovjmg cup , contest ; The board decided to lift ,the quar- ed States shipping board for the Th first one hundred who able to indulge ex- M. C. A. plenty and have been antine on Oahu and Maui, the only Maul and Wilhelmina to proceed the Army and Navy Y. office t THE WONDER differ- .The fortunate winner . of the prize myself. The reason for this beautiful ception to the latter being that for to Atlantic at earliest possible date. on or before November 21 will secure' you and waltz will receive a silver - ence is because had children loving cup donated Madame Lester. Uie shipment of animals from the in- Local agent proposes to take over invitations for this date. j . Why, you spent mone I had none. Please make your tablef reservations fected areas of Maul a permit be ob- boats on following dates: Maul Novem- Applications should be made in per-- ! money milk and trained - ' on sterilized early. .' - tained from the veterinarian, ber, 11, Matsonia November 25, Wil- sen, letter, or by Telephone (4921) asj ' baby, specialists In the 2. ' nurse and 'iA helmina December Present inten- early as possible. Adv. j " years when your children wereUttlc 1 TWENTY-FIV- E MILLION tion is to despatch steamers Governor spent on trips to Europe'. LOWREY AND KENNEDY : boats following the withdrawal of the than I MORE LOANED BY U.S.-T- and President on Maui and Matsonia ; "And when your children got bigger GO TO PENSACOLA TO schedule. ; Matson steamers to the Atlantic. Ho col- GOVERNMENT not specify what steamers he ex and were sent off lo school and AIR TRAINING BRITISH "I believe we will be taken care of," will have-boug- . COMPLETE pects service, "or lege'1 you could ht a string is the only reply which James A. Ken- to be diverted to this of pearls any year with what their WASHINGTON. D. C, Oct 29. The nedy, Hawaii - representative of the how soon. Like other shipping men v ad-xnc-ed Gov- cost you,, and an im- 4 ' United' States government today national shipping board, will make to he admits that the President and scbooTexpenses f- y: , car with their allow- - v a further loan of $25,000,000 to inquiries regarding what action he ernor will not fulfill the needs of the ported motor 4- - Alan Lowrey and Stanley Ken- - money. . f Great Britain. 1 thinks will be taken toward supply- islands for cargo carriers to replaco ances and, clothes -- - f,nedy have finished their ground- cargo withdrawn, Matson steamers. w grown ing the islands; with sufficient the "AnJ-no- that your girls are f-wo- at Boston "Tech and yes---f up and have to have street clothes, terday left for the Naval Reserve n(i sport ?aneinc clothes, and clothes 4-- Aeronautic station, Pensacola, to of -- and the nuiilons-- little Jhlngs that! '4-- complete their preparation for - youtn ' to- set off -- girls, require" their service. .' t i - f to go 1 and beauty and . enable them "..::,;v'f .people they want to - At the Moana, Tuesday evening, with the kind of 4- 4 go with, why, the wonder toune is f Oct 2b. ' family book,short Dude boys will furnish the that any pocket VEGETABLE AND FLOWER 1 timer's of ajnllIionalre's, can. stand it. No music Informal. Adv. Vondcr your husband, after? paying SEEDS RECEIVED present you ; . tho family bills, cant' HEALTH'S BEST WAY, w diamond tiaras. " Onfon and Vegetable and ith sets fresh EAT EVERY DAY "Keeping a yacht or running a rac- flower seeds' Just in. Mrs. Taylor, APPLES ing stable isn't a bit more expensive Florist Ad vC ,: a t: ' Henry May & Co Ltd are of- than raising a house full of children, still Vho successfully nego- FOR RENT. fering Qualit" First Newtown Pippin "and the man grown that financial undertaking puts Apples, in California, at a tiates ROOMS. ' : price $1.50 per" any- who- - merely - dikes; out his r FURNISHED of box delivered the man rooms and apartments. The where in city. Apples an 8 n w!re like a milliner's and a Jeweler's Furnished the are v . 574 Beretania. V , 6929 economical and healthy food. Adv. . fcbow windows.Yn the piker class. Fairmont tf wo-ina- n N ' "I guess thai is true," 6ald the ew i ifmihery ixrhe blue serge, thoughtfully. .": "Of course it's tni9. replied the other woman, ' "look about you and Received this week ' when you , see a middle aged woman dolled . up Uke the queen of Sheba, r ine times out of ten : you will find Mountings . cut that she is a childless 'oman, and that she's driven , to dressing herself up because sTo hasn't got any daugh- TRIMMED ters to dress up, and instead of envy- arc liked especially because of their light weight and ing her you ought to pity, her. extreme flexibility. Combined with a slightly tinted "Do you suppose , that any woman HATS gets as much fun out of sitting and glass ground to your prescription, they make a very embroidering cobwebby lingerie ior typeV Representing the latest styles on the Coast herself as she would outof working popular Our scientific knowledge and modern little frocks for a baby?; Do you sup- equipment for thoroughly examining your, eyes and inTall Hats and sold byus at most reason pose any normal, middle aged ' that Vie Reliance ,; ': women gets the thrills out of buying giving just that lens which best suits the delicate able prices. y- 'f a pink satin evening gown for her- self that she would get out of buying nerves of your eyes, is at your disposal. one for young, daughter? Do you suppose that there's any wo is Watch 1 the for Charges are reasonable. man-with"- a real heart and soul in fcADIES her, who wouldn't - rather: spend Jier; you leading citizens. money on giving a fine, intelligent son t a college education than, putting : it It's a thin, 7 jeweled briclge model. It You are. invited to inspect this shipment".: I in a new limousine or a diamond stom slips into your pocket like a silver dol- before; purchasing your next hat. M 'l : "Wlilch would you rather have, mi . memory of pleasant "Jrips Jnforeii lar and lies there snug and flat. lands or your own memcry of you :. As l H. TralliBiger children's babyhood? Would you trarit The Reliance the first 7 jeweled ye-u-r 1a7 eff any one 'of children for mj bridge model to sell for anything like 'Jewel box? Would you rather be able vv Ltd to order a set of furs seiyl home from its price. ' OPTICIAN onaeri liiunerx a rasliionable shop, or when you get clinging Snap Case ..$3.50 ; Largest Exclusive to hare the arms of 1 Honolulu's' Store home . Successor to A. N. your little grandchildren about your . - Screw. Case ...... $4.(K SANFORD ' -- '.;..;;'-- - ' neck?. . - 10 yr. gold filled. . $G.0D 1017 NUUANU STREET "It won't take .you two mijtess to ' .Boston Bldg., over Henry. May & Co. Store cedie that question. ' You wouldn't At all dealers. ..-- .va rrrr rhildren and the Joy