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- Evening Bulletin, Est 1882, No. 264 12 PAGE8 HONOLULU, TEBBITOBY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, SEPTKMBEB 1915. PAQE& THswallan Star. VoL XXIII, No. 7205 - 9, 12 PBICE FIVE 0271: m of f--4 are LAUD PRESIDm VEALTIIY RAJAH EJfjgg given fS J - UiJL J .Liu J u L a ';., hcsdal ; IWDIA AND -' -oo FOR HIS CHOICE FROM :- flSB ;yoo . i oo Pop. ooo services kh1e ';":- ' OF JUDGES HERE BRIDE ARRIVE ' ' Mies Massing ffluge Simple, ImpressivetJeremanies .'("'".:.; Ere Remains of Submarine Bar Association, at Meeting Ruler of Native State Wedded BULGARIA MAY BE ON Victims to Coast Sent Yesterday, Adopts Resolu to Daughter of Australian MOVE FOR EARLY WAR I U. S. S. SUPPLY TAKES tion to Go to Wilson Banker Last Month picil EIGHT DRAPED CASKETS GREGORY AWTSENATE INCOME IS IN EXCESS Identified Bodies to Be Sent to COMMITTEE INCLUDED OF $1,000,000 YEARLY Relatives Others Buried SKI Will - Also Receive Copies of Ruler of Pudukota, With 400, OF POPPY DRUG In Arlington Cemetery Document Dealing With Re- 000 Subjects, on Way to See The men of - the F--4 are coffined Jurists : San Francisco Exposition today In draped with the appointment Sale Negotiated Openly With caskets flat BERLIN DECLARES I M PORTA NT VICTORY HAS CEE.'j WC:: In whose service they died, and at 3 The Bar Association's appreciation. Accompanied by his bride of a "No Questions Asked"-- an mother-in-la- V IN ARG0NNE, TEUTONS o'clock their bodies will begin Of President Wilson s action in reap month, his his sister TA KIfiG MORE FHEiiCH Ti L in-la- ' ocean Joarney to the last resting place pointing Chief Justice A. O. M. Rob his - physician, his ; valet and Raicf.FoIlovvs TI0NS BULGARIANS REP 0RTED FORTIFYING . of the nation's heroes, ertson and Circuit judge wunam i other attendants. His Highness the .Funeral services : brief and simple Whitney will be made known to the Rajah of, Pudukota arrived in Hono Who wants setae opium? ' TOWN UEPPELIN RAID S GROWING MORE DEACLY and yet: powerfully impressive and executive through a resolution lulu this morning on the Oceanic liner It is easy to get in Honolulu, ac ' chief : nobly; dignified, are": being held this meeting of executive Sonoma en route to San Francisco to cording to U. SLJklarshal J. J. Smiddy. ' i. fAssociated Press Service bv Federal adopted at the ' ' TnreAl - ' : 9.--T- afternoon for the 21" officers and men committee of the association held at see the exposition. One dollar's .worth of the drug was L02TD01T, Cc?t, bit Lzzzii-- z havo V. ' Er; tha tzl l of the wrecked submarine. With the 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. With an income said to be $1,000,030 purchased yesterday in the presence Ion retreat frca Galicii through Poland believe vr;r :. of-- ' a' year, money object, Deputy Marshal Otto Heine, and no h J Ij c.: flags of city, territory and federal Both Chief Justice Robertson and is no to the of -- ' -- : as the result of the pronounced victory Tnrnep :1. 71: - half-maste- d, ; questions, were I by at ? flees . and the country Circuit Judge Whitney have received rajah. His bride, the ranee.1 who be asked the seller. wrapping unostentatious from depart- fore her marriage Was Miss Fink of Marshal ' Smiddy s contention - that here inflicted a defeat on the jjnrsnin Ctirur.3, ULLr. c;;j colors , the their, commissions the ' ' - - : which- bear the remains ment - The recess appoint- Australia, is the daughter of a prom- local opium densj are selling: ."pop ers. : : : ;; caskets of Justice. ' -- 'p' : cere- good they are-- con- inent Australian banker. ; py drug" to any person who wants K , many yet, unidentifiedthe ments hold until ; Petrcrad attaches great inpertance to the nr.vs r. .1 ths ci monies are being held at the Honolulu firmed by the senate, whicbwill meet The. rajah and his bride' were mar- it, whether he be known to the seller - says; is much cheered at the Russian victory. . , naval station, beginning at 2 o'clock. again In December. : : ried in Melbourne a month ago,- and or not, was proven yesterday, he may go was At 3 o'clock they will be completed At a recent . meeting of the mem- possibly on. to New York if when the sale made in Heine's and the S. S. Supply will sail for bers of the Bar Association it was sug- they are sufficiently impressed with presence, v As the, result of .the sale V: - I - - V gested' apprecia- the states after visiting the. Panama- the . marshal's office raided a den on San Francisco, carrying eight caskets that resolutions, of f Persistent rumors say that .Pre- AII125 rJacs LiGn Quzz ; and ... 1 I w in which repose the. scant vestiges of tion be drawn up and forwarded' to Pacific International Exposition. . Beretania street and one Ah See has mier Basil Radoslavoff, whose pic- ' - " - president and to Attorney General Shortly, after . the . Sonoma docked been bound over, to the. federal grand the honored dead. the -- ture is shown above; steadily ;i-'-- " V.v - ; p- Js ? Gregory. Although . this suggestoion the party left the ship and sought an Jury. Pi ;v;rc.- Orders Yesterday Afternoon. ' preparing Bulgaria fori. war. To AnciL:r Try at T:.: . y Shortly; before 5 clock yesterday Cabled orders were received yester-da- met with serious objection from :at automobile to tour around Honolulu o day's despatches tell of the fortK and-se- r. py afternoon an informer told mar afternoon 4 o'clock from Wash- least two members of the association, the sights.':' . the fying of a Bulgarian town pF ,? at e - not far Associated Press semes by Tederal dis- was executive coo "Mercy,- - havent they anything but shal that-h- could go out and buy :;3v Wirt! ?si1 ington, with directions as to the it voted that the; from Turkish territory, move Eul-iri- a, Fords and Hupps to ex some opium without any trouble. what- .the PPP EOFIiL; Sept. 0. In preparation fcr r " position of the bodies, nd on these mlttee: piepare such resolution and rent here?' , being apparently' inspired by,ex- - ar.:th:r 1:: ever. offered- - prove orders arrangements were made last forward copies Immediately. 5 ?:W? claimed the ranee to her husband as 'The informer to pectation of war with the Ottoman. on the forts which gnar the Dardanelles and cn th3 Tu:l.:..: . - Deputy " evening and today for the ceremonies. The executive committee, composed they 'left Pier 10 and immediately his statement. Marshal Heine, entrenched on Gallipoli peninsula, the Allies are were "surrounded by auto driv- disguised somewhat by the removal, of 4 ccn::r.tr Crittenden, . commanding the of Preaklent Henry Holmes and Attor- rental e Lieut. - Alhigvreven-passenger-tourin- g accompanied forces and landing much heavy artillery cn the shcres ; ers- his Ltoat.. the informer submarine flotilla, . was in charge of neys Frear,- Olson, button, Cathcart; i r a. building oil of arrangements and did Wlthlngton, Lymer, Perry and Wilder; car, the biggest there, caught- - the to Beretania street u conirou the details ye her en There.; in : Hemes presence, ,in-- not finish .until shortly; before noon met yesterday afternoon and drew 4ip rajah's and. lost no time the' SETJD VIRELES; : one:-dolla- r' and adopted the following resolutions gaging it for the day . Toe party will former purchased 'worth Resolved by the Bar Association resume the voyage to San Francisco of opium. . The' seller asked no. ques- Their comrades of the submarine objection, -- - of the Territory of Hawaii at a sper when the ship sails at 6:30 o'clock this tions. Jie made id because flotilla, will 'bear to; the Supply the - afternoon.': P-.- ' -- of, the fact that the Informer had a rilag-drape- d cial meeting called for the purpose, .r caskets after the services, stranRerwithImli-.- ; y.. 2 over. In that It record its high appreciation, oi fh?tbj ; party are 'tho raja and ;'rtP which, began at and will be . After the; saleVi Heine returned? to lOFicraK reappointment by ot : '. a1 short time.-- - ' the .the President nee, the Matter's mother, Mrs ' EIlza VrAv the . marshal's office, warrant was se- United States of , A. G. M. Robert- Vink. Miss .A, ' of army was tho beth the bride's sister. Ida 1 Chaplain Aiken the Issued hi lepu- - ; rAssoclated' Press Service by Federal T75r---- very simple brief son torthe office of Chief Justice ot Fink? Dr.. J; Marfort. the rajah'a' phy- and the. marshal and lected to read a and m - w imm w ...... s -- the Territory cf Hawaii, and the rer sician ; and a mald. v.. ... ' v.vt ... XOCTOIXnCipO.Lastni-ht'- raid el C... funeral service over the remains. The vavalet - - il. J iLi, e -- street- r.ThlTddo'- the Sen was se T appointment W. Whitney 1 in the eastern counties the London eight .caskets four. containing the ct duk.otaj ia; 6&e!$of the lamaller ... 4 in district cf cured by three , Tocks and the officers ; cftlce of Second Judge of the .Circuit to1 Djr. - the most the-- : four identified bodies and the other states It India, according Mar- nrojee aown tne aoor. An see, auegea i dzzily cf all Teuton blows. Icl y 's ; . the unidentified remains were Court of the First Judicial Circuit of fort,; who " acts l as, the rajah s secre " 0 : four - proprietor of the; i den, was Dr. Reinsch,; With that at least people were killed and 83 injured '- .Territory , of Hawaii,- and a arrested. Asana and hj - - row- - ad- the t that tary. hasA400,000 tl2l placed la a in front of the "It inhabitants.. The t deputies- - copy be The marsnal and his car : down from the huge airships. na- of this resolution sent to the V has: : : reigning l "Other Notables; to Be Guests ministration office building at the rajah been. there for p them', , Attorney General and ried away considerable ' TJp to - t group, President and IS years. : edu- Pan-Pacif- date the casualties from Zennelins are 1Z2 val station and all around were about He received his ooiumsmoking, paraphernalia in the of ic C)ub :i2l the chairman of the Judiciary Commit : $; injured. ;.- -- ' military and civilian officials and cation, in English universities,' and his silver-mounte- d v; ;' y; cd ' - shape of a opium pipe tee of the Senate,"; , :; r. .'.'- - 4 :l y P Income Is said to be more than ? 1.000,- - the guards' .of honor. P i V two lamps, a quantity of bnlk yen t'Dr.-Pau- l iRelnsnhw American mlnla: Copies of the foregoing resolution 000 year Rear-A- d tfilral C. Bonsh and his from his large rice planta packages' : J. Willi be. Immediately v lorwarded shee and several small con ter'to China; and S. Asano, president ' MaJ.-gen.- 1 Gov- :to tions.,; He Is also paid a large annual staff, Carter and staff, President 'Wilson,- - Attorney General talning yen shee. The small packages of the Toyo Risen' Kaisha, wirelessed Violsnt Figlitiiis ; by in ernor Pinkham and his staff, Mayor salary the British government for were marked,, 25."-- : ' Arcnno: with; the figures Shinyo' to ?'- ' Gregory Senator Culberson, from the Mam Alexander - ..." offl-- and chain his services as ruler of native t S. ' . m mmm ,' Lane' and. other , representative the The marsh al says that in the den Hume ' Ford ;this : morning,? acceptlnl man of the Judiciary committee of tire state, y He never ' has been married Implements every Pan-Pacif- ic - were the for running of the club senate, '.P-- ?, y the inviution 13 : V (Continued, on page pwol ;;P rry-.- before.; Prjrt y? conceivable kind of Chinese gambling to be its guests at a luncheon at noon fimtiac!i:'or L:ri::23 jcr: :: Owing to the fact that the associa- According to his doctor the,rajah is game; ; These were left behind. o- tomorrow InMhe gymnasium of the n -. tion's annual dinner to the local Judg- a motor car expert. He has 11 auto- s PAEIS. France. Sent. fi?htinr? hrr:--- r- : The Chinese waived examination Y. M. PP. 9.Viclent his h es probably will be held this ialL the mobiles, of which seven or eight are Cpi '. y and was released on bond in the sum " : - ' 'Arsronne district heralded bv the artillrrv ?1 vPr. proposed cbmplimenW - dinner l.to In Pudukota, one in Melbourne" and Additional guests . will be Cal E. heaw CiTYPUHG f of $500. . The commissioner bound him ttfoMn-Europe- of Pacific in progress almost ; . , wA-- -P 5 Stone, the Great Northern without cessation for two daj3. Chief Justice, Robertson and Circuit tv-- ' to-- , iPPP over the federal grand "jury. Steamship Company W." W51ey. Judge Whitney has been postponed. In-- and C uennans are attaciang cn a long line with great ferceity zz .'. marine' superintendent t ot : the Great j.xna definitely, it was reported by a mem- determination to capture - 1 the French positions. SIGNED ber' of the executive committee of the Northern i enor . Caro, the Spanish CILL IS ; association: today, ; The date for the minister, to Japan; and STamura, a decid- member of the Japanese house of rep annual dinner has not yet been " ' : : Pis- : - upon; ," : '. resentatives. PTyP Let in Cn: ed p v ' ustiia Ati Bumba' 2 BY-LIAYO- guest table' will decorateo LAME The !; be CHIPIA with the flags of Chlna Japan.LSpain PUT RACK - WASHmaTOl'D. Sept. 9. Unless : .. and 'the state of Oregon.; : the Austrian govemr. . -- IfflSllETS .At , present the, Pan-Pacifi- Club is itself takes steps in the case cf Dr. Dumba, the Austrian amhar: : : r, ' unable to provide seats ?at table . for whose connection with plans to hamper the manufacture cf zzz.zP.1 : Water Management Measure, 100., more than Tsose who have the in the United States has, been revealed, American : ON HAWAII RUPI monthly will the the admimstra'.:: Ttking . Control From City course. tickets :have; probably 7 - - on seats, they the will soon act. t Austria, will be riven an crrTtr-u- : , first call the as are . . Engineer, Still Waits regular- - members of the club, There such steps as she sees fit but if nothing is done, is lively ths.t tLr : 1 .1- . . .. . it will also be a .number of prominent cupiomaucJ! - me ce signed the, Francisco-Honolul- u iSched-ul- e cnanneis mauer win Drought to the att zzMzz c. ' Mayor,Lane has at last San Second Week of Second Month citizens :'whp be Invited , to meet by ' gStdata wilt Vienna. The disclosure of the ambasiidcr's cor.r?rt.-- i vrV, r ; city planning ordinance, introduced for Former Pacific Mail Chosen for, Meetof All Or- the: distinguished guests.-- . If it. is pos Supervisor Charles N. Arnold several, sible,' arrangements will be" made for plans to hamper munition manufacture has attracted cfHeial att: at: ; :. Liner Being Discussed Oahii y weeks ago, and which received such ; ganizations on these who wish to bear 4pe speeches ...... ' . - a severe onslaught, of opposition, at to find accommodation in the galleries its second reading - last month, and That'the former PaciCc Mall stream, A military tournament, to be held around the gymnasium; ..ky v Declare board ; Senator Alfred Castle, chairman of Attack a Succ::: : finally passed by by ,the was the i er China, the smallest of the five National Guard of Hawaii the Dr. . Reinsch evinced considerable t --V.'- sub-committ- the of five, which was Hands-Around-the-Pa-ci- S;PA . mayor was on of supervisors when tho transpacific liners recently sold by the second' week' in February, and to be interest . in' the 15 -- annolnted under the Committee of 0-- An Hawaii last week. . , i Atlantic Transport Company of West the biggest affair of its kind in many work while. Mr. Ford was; In Pe-ki-n BERLIN, Germany, Sept. important victory in th I. .: ob--' from the Chamber of Commerce to The ordinance has lost the few Virginia, may. within a few days be years, was announced today at nation over: a lyear "ago, and' a start.was fighting in the Argonne district was announced today by. jectlonable features which it had when ecure data fro xnsteamship companies placed in service on San Fran al guard headquarters. General orders made toward organizing the "Progress tl: congestion pas- the of3ce. The oQcial communication, says mayor, I regarding alleged in ? that over a mils cf Tr: drafted., says the "and run, is by for have been Issued Club" . from first senger traffic,, reports today he cisccsHonoIulu stated the it of returned students now consider It a good thing. , Any that San Francisco Bulletin. All organizations , of the national American colleges. -- positions; were, captured by the Germans in a series jf strcrg attael.:. has been informed the investiga - jilan adds to the beauty of a city that guard on Oahu will participate in the - Dr. Reinsch, Mr. Asano and the other that tion being carried on by the Matson This paper says that a telegram sent ought to oe favored as long as It Is a ago by P. A. S. tournament, and MaJ. M. M. Johnson, distinguished guests from the Shlnyo " Navigation Company is now practical- short time Frank vice-preside- as 8 properly outlined. lin, nt general mana- 1st Infantry, is announced officer in Maru are expected to arrive at man- ly complete, and will be submitted in and ans Fortify Arainst TuiIid J 'l have not signed the water ger of the International Mercantile charge of finances, while Capt O. E. o'clock tomorrow morning. They will ouigan agement bin yeC. he says. fact a few days. Schaefer Is in charge of events, pro- be received, by reception committees, my return Mr. Castle als expects to hear from Marine, owners of the Atlantic Trans- 4 I have not had time since port line, to T. H. Larke, general pas- gram and entries. and if time' permits in the afternoon i PARIS,' France, Sept. 9. The Bulgarians are fortifyir 7 the cos; t thoroughly." the other companies within a short . ca- to read It over senger agent on the coast for the I. The tournament will be held in the they will be taken out in surfing town of Dedeaghatch, on the Gulf of Enos, not far from C illipcli. time, although these companies were ? City officials do not think It llkfly M. M. lines, armory, and two or more nights will noes from" the Outrigeer Club. ; meas- put to the necessity offending to the contained the information that the mayor will veto the that the Mongolia and Manchuria will probably be devoted to it While no ure, as it has passed with the favor of coast offices for authority to arrange definite program has been announced, SSSHJCZSKSggSSSX. the data and submit it to the sub probably be used in transatlantic the supervisors and, needs only his trade, while the Siberia and Korea are it is likely that it will be along the British Iransport Rumored Sunk to become a law. The bill committee. same lines as tournament held ALL CUA. R. VETERANS signature destined for the New York-Sa- n Fran- the places water control under the water Raymond C. Erown, secretary of the when the armory was opened two MAY GO TO CONVENTION engi- cisco run depending, however, on BERLIN, Germany Sept. 0. It is reported here that superintendent instead of the Chamber of Commerce, and also of freight years ago. the 15, conditions. a British transport, was sunk . ' the Committee of says that no meet time, features of the pro- All veterans of the Civil War recently in Turkish waters. neer. ' Bul- At .that Supervisor Lar-se-n ing has by The steamship China, says the gram camp, In goYernment will be The contention of been called the chairman were contests' in breaking the service jy--- ; waterworks committee is of the latter for the purpose of mak- letin, the disposition of which Frank- making blanket rolls, manual of arms allowed leave of absence, with H of the lin not give telegram to thaMt will place the control of the ing any suggestions or laying an: does in his and firings, bayonet fencing, first aid pay, if they desire to attend the War Costiog Larke, may be placed immediately on Wash-ingtc- n Nonyay water system under someone who may plans before Cal' Stone of the Grea' work, foil fencing, signalling and wall Q. A. R. Encampment at K Many Skip the run between San Francisco and er XX be reached at practically all times. Northern Company. scaling. September 2, present system," he Mr. Brown says as the special Honolulu. The five steamers of the It is the intention of Col. Samenl ' according to an official commu- WASHINGTON, D. O, EepW to' "Under the that Pacific Mall have heretofore made fljmts'.srsi city and county engineer is committee appointed by Johnson, the adjutant-genera- l, to hold nication received by Chief Boat- a says, "the the Promo a port passen- here, 41 Norwegian ships have been lost since the.war began. out on road work most of the day, a tion Committee to consider the Great Honolulu of call for a similar meet on the Big Island, for swain H. J. Duffy, captain of the K le gers, thing which makes it practically Northern question is a part of tti but they have taken no freight the troops there, including the new yard at the naval station here, to find him when he is most Chamber of Commerce, it is not Hkel: from that port national guard companies shortly to from Franklin D. Roosevelt, as- . fAdditional Tetearabh Desoatches on Pace 91 P:: navy. II coded that the Committee of 15 will take an, With the Korea and Siberia on the be mustered in. There will also prob- sistant secretary of the w X Francis Sedger Phillips, Harry E. Murray, who will become action in the matter. San Francisco-Ne- York run, both ably be some form of competition or While it is not probable that was killed ii X action the British at D: head of the department in case the liners will continue to make the bay military tournament on Maui. many will go from here, the order at front the mayor, of the city principal port of call. will be of interest to G. A. R." men a on August 12. Phillips was i bill is signed by the is Cal E. Stone, traffic manager of their by Mr. "It residing: in Honolulu. x member of the Canterbury. New Zea- same opinion held the Northern Steamship At the San Francisco offices of the SUGAR : tlreat Pacific order grants veterans in land infantry; battalion; . will centralire the work in this office," x nan tic Transport Company it was The Company, ho is here to arrange if 3t X His occurred . exactly ) says Mr. Murray, "and will thus great-4-j alleged that transpacific service would the government service leave ot death i ti possible to place the Great Northern SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 8. pay, during en- a months he England for C facilitate it." not be undertaken because of the pro- absence with the after left on the local run, was the guest today, Sugar: 96 degrees test, 4.475 cents. campment, and says that "they a front 7 He had been In training : with C W. Wiley, marine superinten- visions of the La Follette seamen's Previous quotation, 452. many a England prior to law; there was an shall be granted as more for slx.months t!3 dent of the company, of Chairman but intimation that x t parture ships might be operated between San - days additional leave with pay in for the Dardanelles. No r Berndt of the Hawaii Promotion Com- Thomas Taylor, an iron worker, em- each case as may be necessary K ticnlars of ' his death have yet t Wo?idng Francisco and Honolulu. ' Machinery mittee at an informal lunch in the ployed on construction of the elevated for the journey to Washington a learned, the information so far t : J. FAY EGAN 4 CO. private diningroom of the Commer- railroad on 9th avenue, was taken to and return to their posts of doty." x limited to the government rerrt. rv: cial Club. The luncheon was to talk Wiley had several callers in business- the Polyclinic hospital. He was The. ruling is an executive, order B : In, this city Philllpa U s-- LTD. -- H. HENDRICK. over prospects' for increasing passen- men who came to discuss the situation picked up under the "L." his . iv Word ' Jle said issued by President WIlson.: has reached J; N. Phillips cf f,1 erchant and Alakea p: ger facilities. - and during : the next' few;days will foreman hurled "hiA from the'struc-- 58 this cit viaav a ,'nttKo Mj Tin iLrfc- i TWO HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ), 1913.

I FIRE-PROO- F HEN OFF--4 ARE FORMER LEADERS Of REVOLUTION

GIVEN FUNERAL N CHINA N IV IN EAVOR OE I0N6 j WE STORE EVERYTHING. CITY TRANSFER COMPANY I JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 123 not give up a monarch, In addition to the numerous trou- j one sees him today I wish they would Monarchtai Wea Hold of the idee of. SERVICES HERE Takes to- j come This is important. We should call bles that fall to bis lot as chairman of let me know. Maybe he would Call the health and sanitation committee oi with me yet if he understood thai I Imagination of People; gether the patriotic men and discuss the supervisors. William Abia is learn- j want to be good to him." HI. M. Republic the quest on from the point of view of Love?s ir a Failure nation; ing --the triblatioa of the charity Supervisor Abia wan asked bow (Con tinned from page one) the future' welfare of the worker. many children there were already In The society organised for national It is reported that Prof. Goodnow : has told Chinese he would insist His plans for charity took tangible the family. cisis were present The officers and peace maintenance at the instance of that Baxiery- on system govern- if-;- form yesterday when he adopted s "We have six now, but that to nfc crews of the submarine fiotttla and some of the members of the Tsan Yi a monarchfal of fvtp4 i Yek-Chi- ment and advise them not to follow small Hawaiian lad st the jureniie matter," he said. "One more makes other naval vessels were also there Yuan, including Yangtu. Sun n court, and started to take him home, 'little difference, and this was to give to honor the men of the F-i- . the American constitution as a model. and others has issued a declaration daily with the idea of becomiag the foster a borne to the lad. If I can not find Three comiiaaiea of Coast Artillery a China, The Asia Jippa. a Chinese in in favor of monarchy for long BEET father of the urchin. That hta plans aim I suppose I shall have to repoTt and an army band were in readiness says, Shanghai despatch published Peking, is advocating the Idea iu a' articles. Ia Shanghai revival of HEiS tailed, arose from the fact that leas ft to the court and see what can be to head the brief procession acros on August 15 in the Japan Advertiser 'the long - 1 - lhan two hoars after he had received done." Allen street to Pier 3, where the U. S. of Tokio! the idea of a monarchy has been i 1 ' expected. So the people are not sugar care of the child, the small youngster Mr. Ahla signed at thought of the S. Supply was in readiness to receive follows: at American beet production for were up The declaration all surprised. which about had fled. boy's ingratitude. "It cost me $4.2t; the caskets as they borne "Since the revolution of 1911 the the slicing Beason started I to- - en- Among Those Interested. ago Is a "He didnt run away from home, be said, "for cook him the ston the gangplank. The caskets were people of our country have been car- two weeks expected to reach kind-hearte- d fitted-hi- But the people were surprised that says Cleve- says the! supervisor, "for and out In some fine ne closed in simple wooden cades for ried away by sentiment. We have total of LT50.000 bags, the ) might t it was suddenly broached at this time. Aagust 25. This never got, film that far. I got upt clothes that ay to? shipment. been trying to remove the friction be-- land Plain Dealer of the undertaking parlors with him, and weer. From 2 to 5 o'clock all the navy Among the organizers of the' society is a slight increase ot only 40,000 bags, tween the different races and could The drop in the price of : sugar, 1 - half-maste- d are included men of revolutionary Rueee be thought b was going to be The a t went an to the- oTuiertakini flags are and in respect gov-- or 4.000,000 pounds over the "output . not work for the development of ! Wang-hua- . cabled froM NewYork, today,; waa at- buried-alive- Anyway goae parlors, 1 had. to pay hill there to flags of turn of mind, such a Li 1914 y: h liaa as a the occasion all other the ernmental affairs. The idea of a re- for the campaign. tended by a drop, in the price of many C Molina ran soon ;aa were except jwssibly who attacked the Shanghai arsenal in any large in- and have been looking everywhere for. the city. aa city also lowered, public was adopted in a hurry with-- j It ia not prospective sugar stocks on the; local exchange. for aim-- ' in a few cases Vhe're nothing had been the first revolution, and Hu Yin. a crease output whijch ia back of since. cut carefully considering whether or in the Olaa dropped ne-ctarte- selling' at - - L young on ac man imprisoned : , be- do- do not plans. who was su- "He waa 14," went on Mr. Abia, "and went, or wba will bow learned of the funeral abt that; system was suitable to us. market strength in American .beet I5.T5; Hawaiian; Commercial lost half his-- - bodies which been count of the revolution. It shows name is Molina KawaL It any The foar'. have gar's $15,00,000 commons This cne-cuarte- r, ; "Once it was urged, we did not changed. ChK a point; Ewa alumped Identified placed in a casket. how times have The based ot ' are jach choose, but adopted Intelligent strength is on expectation! Onomea was' down half ' Waia-lu- a fails tends to produce excessive wear it nese papers here are at a loss to fis- a and These will be sent to the sorrowing men knew system larger profjts. Doring Its al445 same. ;' A 110,900 on portions of the concrete. v' that the evils of the know what to say on the subject and the block ot relatives; . 'The unidentified remains year received a. frac- CO CRETE ROADS would be great but there was no oth- any cal the, company wprthv'par value, of llflo Extension 6 Hard, Tough and Uniform. will be shipped to Washington and few are making comment. tion over 4 cents per pound for the successful' concrete road, er way to save the situation. Thus, No received per cent; bonds '.changed hands at .. For a. ' there given honorable burial in the information has been only 2. cenU In - since the fall of the Ching dynasty .sugar it sold and . 152.50, each,, and rHilo,' common, sold , and- ra-nos- hardness toughness uniformity national cetneteryArlington, where e by the foreign office, at Tokio as to aver- quaJHIeft. and the establishment of the provis- 1913. Thuv year a conservative for 50 cents V share, 1 San Carlos,' the are the most essential These many Mothers of nation's he-roe- the extent of the movement for a by the ional government the nation has ex- age price would seem .to be a full cent ; can be secured greai;. extent 'v'-'- ' monarchy in China. An official of the higher than, year.v "This would - perienced great dangers and the peo- last 17.50 IS.50 w,thin fortnight; mm care in the selectionti of- the consti- Army foreign office gives his opinion that from to a. mmil mm Officers Present. 175.00000 - 2 i 1 3.'' I J5 ple have suffered. Unless a lasting - mean, applied to sales of. touching the hirh Yioint todav fm the i iU tuent material and thi proportions in ser-ticea-T as as President Yuan, "himseif,- IS Representing, the army at the far pounds augari aa, In ;t pro which they are mixed.. Sample speci- plan is established our dangers will no difference whe- of Increase. first time. ;wer:,iaUeh-- W. H. Carter, concerned It makes fits equal tQ than 11 per cent fications are included, In the bulletin. Depart- not be removed. becomes a monarch or re hetter commanding', the Hawaiian ther he ? On this, basia No. 249,',. Portland'; Cement Concrete Prof. Goodnpw Favors It? president Probably en the,common stock.. 'Ytagea Of all the employee or the ment, VI' 8 A; and . all the memb3rs mains as the Pavements- - CfctmrryfRoadv These the company should earn somewhere Atlantic Refining Co. at all its plants 1 X N ... 1 4 V for Honolulu, including , "Recently, Prof, Goodnow, ob some of the supporters of President ' 6 ; 4 of his staf"now in after ,18 per cent 20. "per cent will-b- e ' between and ' typify Conk-Mn,- advanced.' ''M-- i .' specifications are believed to. the following: MaJ. Arthur S. " serving the conditions of the Chinese Yuan have started the movement of engineering practise on its common, upon vMeh dividends the best . as tt Lleut-Co- L Archi- Republic,, gave opinion mon- their own accord. . v- general staff; his that a hare noi beea paid since; .1913. ' ?.yJ4 :;.- t. haa beetr developed nif to this time. bald Campbell. A 0. Dept.: .Maj. Ern- archy is better suited to China than It is generally believed that the f vtnrA Piihnratmn nnntainc They cover points as materials, "only feeling way. Another factor of strength. In Ame- such Gose,";Dept..'Instructor; ; Capt republicanism and that China should Yuan men are their 1 INFORMAL SEALED TENDERS" est rican beet sugar is : the : possibility grading, eubgrade and construction. ' Ru- a ft a I W Edwaxd'K Maasee, A. J. A.; Cot b. it au iiiiiiuil said,-- Belgium honor orgin that a Democratic congresa will , re; The cemeni. It ts should al dolph GCtEbert Medical Corps .Lient-ca- l has the of Informal Wealed" will be re-- m Uln some duty on sugark .;; . ; tendera ways conform to some standard speci- . ating the school savings bank syit (The following article on concrete Chatlear Si iBromwUl,i C. bt E.; 1S73, ceived by the Superintendent, of put . fications for Portland cement, such as Lieut-col-. Professor Laurent, of Ghent ln: was contained in a recent copy William P. Kendall, Medi- ' Ue Works np -- until 12 o'eloclt noon of roads by Bu- began work. - : those isseed the ynlted States cal Corps; 1st Lieut John D. Rear the , Tueaoay. jseDtemner ror id or tne weeu? jiewa Latter puwuoea reau Standards f Amjerican itt lata, ; or th 4 B. of dak. Inf., A. D. C. The additional Printing,' and Binding the Annual by the Bureaur ef Roads of the U yMaterials bo-spi-n BRITISH EADlflET of Society for Testing The of 'Hawaiiaii' Deparrmerit Discovery ef a cure for cere Report of Superintendent ofPulA' staff the " - the 3 by Dr. -- sand should not contain, more than READY al meningitis was announced "s were alee present. TO HIT I i ;; i : i I i S nc works., , . per cent of .foreign material, and sand Rlchant Boll of the University .of p the--Unite- d- attend- lnr States ha : increased Governer Lucius E. Pinkhara 'f The Superintendent cf Public Works with more coarse than fine grains is ed, accotopanied by Col. Samnel I. Melbourne, Australia. reserves toe rignt to reject any or au conunoe ' rapiqiy ana u uaeiy 10 to aggre- " ' to be preferred:. The coarse. . Mary Mltchel ' ; :; ; increase, according, to a new bulletin Johnson; the adjutant general, Nation- The home of lira. tenders. . ,.. . ';'.;.''; . gate may consist 'of either crushed govern- - - al "Guard Of Hawaii, and the mother of Mayor Michell of New York, , plana rorms or proposal, ol the- department.-- Thia r bulletin ; " AT Plans and stone or graveL In 'Cither case it Is D. ' nixes, amount of con or's aide, tta J. Dobgherty, N. O. waa . entered by hurglersl, The Toss are on file la the office of the Super tb estimated very desirable coarse aggre- - - TO that the .v - " All was public. not made Intendent ot . Public Works '.Cartel pavement me be-we- It crete in umiea eiaies gate ll graded In; bet weea '- ' site: Pallbearers From Submarine Flotilla. building, , - , ". . in 1914 asU,200,OOO aqtrare yards; tn - Harvesting the crops in Alberta, Honolulu: proper Umiia, :. v Pallbearers consist- LAREDO, Tex, Sent. 9. American IfJFORTAIHE? 10,1915. r proporti6tt'"df for each casket Canada is progressing favorably. v.HonolUlu. September 'The' cement to the ed men of the. "FT aubmarine flo- passengers arriving from SaltiHo re- sand and coarse aggregate combined ot Great Britain ordered 400 boats for tilla an the he, tender ar Superintendent of public . crete pavemenU which have led ta USsubmatf port that Geiv Carranza is mobilizing coast patrol, of type smaller thaa the - Works. should not be less than about 1 to 5, k pallbearers, bore, .cp LONDON,- England, Aug. SI. Tha thim fnifannsvo In twnii1aiHtv sra tn Alert. Six each aa army there to assault Villa's forces 550 now being built by the Electric, by and the proportion of sand tocoaree served.5 ' ' ' greatest importance .waa. attached fin, and thdse who' were as at Torreon. 7 ' Boat Co. , aggregate not test thaa 1H tar S, nor .' fr political" leaders this, afternoon to' a foUOWS . i - IAS auioav44Mtf Mseiva wawnssii j greater than to A tiseful: formula hurriedly-calle- d conference at Premier , ' 2 t. Mahai'a casket C. "E. 'Reynolds, J. flc conditions. u. ? when gravel is used. as coarse, aggre- Asqukh's office-.- ' The- - meeting waa t A. smooth., area surface cifer-- Goohan, T. M. O'Brien, 1 1 McCauley, i gate' la Impart of ement t6 Vfi parts C. ? r both unexpected end mysterious. rt7lTn' C. ing lirUe reaistance. v K; - E.' Jacobs; Parkin. ." - Lloyd of 'sand, to 3 parts of graveL :; When C The minister of munitions,- Ashcrof casketTF. L. Meyer, J. C. ' 1 George, -- was ; In conference wfth rep crushed atone Is used, parts of Uedman, R.& Lewis, Robin e, D. may-b-e JF. Welsh, coal miners sand: jafbsUtuted in. place of Stough, T2 Nickerson.' a- , resentatives of the WANTED. f M4 Comparatively fetoailaali.'At ti I iSllifi when he waa summoned, to Downing maintenance until renewals, are necee? Cost-Fi- t '' n Experienced operators.4 Apply " Half Lahnf.;-- ' ; illil street iat ikoot. Tew;.minutea afte v , dersbn, T. Haliinan, L. O. La Ferte, -- ; .', n - aary1 f:' f .. 7? Asqulth . Pantheon bldg.-- Toom 1 and' 8. , to digcuEsingthe engin- H, L. McCrary, O. E. BarowskL Premier had arrived from the ; 5 AvailaSUity a a base for an bul- eering details 'of construction the - countryi . 3 '?v; e Herzog'a casket B. Evann H. O. omer-iyp- 01 Eunacv.ii. vesnrea. . letin already mentioned calhr attention In Ouick Order. 11 -- B. McMfllan, F.' R. WIUs, Arrive :' (6) --Attractive appearance. .; ;; ; ' Tucked tOST OR STOtEN. to the. fact that' ordinarily1 from' one-thir-d Smollk, UJ f' ' ten minutes . . w . wm, J. Hi Timken. i At Intervals of less than a, raa"W t4 onjs-ha- lf ; toiat cost of r - tt; :of thft A. Edward Greyt black ivarvTofinson blcy . commenting- upon', these advan- Unidentified firet; casket H. Lord Kitchener! Sir $ Green and In' constructing, a concrete pavement la ; tages bulletin states the dur- Melleih, B. S. 'Snead, H. T. Renders, Right Hon.:JA. :J. vBaTf ouri Lord Lans V tleiNo. 24LS3 4 rrctn. front of New the that for labor after the materials are 'del- - re- W. Garner, R. W. EL R. downe, Edward Carson and other .: Yorl- fihoo ( St "i fuuanii St.: ability of concrete roads . has not yet a Hiestand. Sir' ivered.- This emphasises the, impoc arrived. ; New York Shoe bv- - be-- L Brown , cabinet minister ward if returns I ta teen nroved actual oractlse : ; - taace of efflchjat , organizattoa and - Irani now is , v.;-;-- C2.14-:- ;t Unidentified, second casket L. D. The war office Just as silent iStore.-:- tJreper equipment take "4 Failuretor Webh,: W. D. Feeley, . H. M. Clagget as the sphinx;' but London hears' that menta as yet in existence, from ; 'bvt these . factors into consideration fre the' which un Jr. C. H. Smith W, H. Thomas, J. Y. something is about to happen on the condition ot those have quentfy resuhx tt las aald, In adding ;' ; The-- 'oiiestiott dergone several years service iVseema Bardweli , western front' from b to 20 pel cent to the cost of big blow 'is. f. orobnUle' they will Te' fbuhd ?t6 Unidentified, third casket P. W. asked here is. "When is the L 0 .0. F. that concrete pavement ' -- ' a -- " ; f-- . coming oif? i I ; ,' :. W. Phillips, . ..C wear well. ; ; Reeves. E.. F..B. Dun welt r;'' dlsadvantagea aa ;The mjbat ecoaomieal method is to B. D. Wells, A. L. Foreman, P. A. wiiii The average Londoner is wailing in vTke of contrett; a have the work oi mixing and placiag Messang. highly interested expectancy. He be RoofGoh!?n ferret lta" under, korse' 'traffic the concrete anearly continuous as ; Unidentified, fourth, casket H. T. lieves he will not; nave to wait long: (1). noise practicable. plan- The work shoeid be Haustein, L. H. Rassler, W. J. Yeager. Soldiers Are More : Scarce. , ned .'with.si primary keeping jolnra, In. the pavement ;and the ten- tlete of R. Murphy, T. W. Hardlsty, E. V. .reasons,, behind his dednc the mixer going fiUJ UniA T drain-g- e Smith. All 'the Dances,' CinnuEts, etc dency to crack, with iU'conseanent - ' structures,- the grading' and the tlona cannot 'be stated .here. But it iai sufficient to" note that, soldiers" are be 3) of repaira when eubgrade should, therefore, be com- The Best Appolhtsd Hall in Honolulu. The difficult? -- VESSELS TO AND coming "more scarce In London. .The neceaaaryv 5 pleted well in advance of .the mixer .; .. i Now Open for Inspection.; .. these become; - kilted Scots becapped-- British and provision taadje ' and for obtainmg all FROM THE ISLANDS ,. Read their Ada. auv proat V ' rv17;4 In (he past effort have frequently Canadian. behacted Australian ; and ;3 For rates phone 1S75 S. . of the necessary materials' without de- J ' overcome objec- - v. ' ' been made to these lay.' A common, New Zealander and. turbanned Indian t yS King .Street. ' to, degree coveting error is the failure to (Special Wireless to Merchants' qf tiona ascertain by make- - adequate DrOvislon x , are fast disappearing from the aze? wUk a bitum- for deliver Exchange.) r-- tnou--: the concrete pavement ' - f civilian Jjondonhnnareda f ot " tag. water oa7 They strive to you inous wearing urfaeeT At' the pre- tkeVwork, and the assist in Daily past ' - cands of thent for the OAHU COttEGE - depart- amoant: which o).grrea stream to ca Thursday, September 9. 5 your buying; sent lime the specialist to th f f month they have been" moving off Seventy-fift- h Year.' or sunnlyinjr freouently overes- - ' ahle ia S. S. SONOMA sails for San Francis- : : ' ;. ."' 'pt,-- ment hold that this eaa not .be econo somewhere. . - ; umated. V. co p; Co-oper- fe PunahimACjadsmy Sii at 5:30 m.. today,' ate mically "iuatifled,. although tt la possi- - mail must with them by l' s m e ' - in stamped envelopes 'and deliv- J Punahou Preparatory 8ehol . t ere max .xuiure luvnugauon ; uuj - During .be trsieling with those who The American Red Cross has start Miisie July about $,700,00O waa to C. Company's of- ' Punahou School change the" situation 1n thla Tespect. ' ered Brewer ed the work of feeding many of the t l distributed hoiders' ; tn CARRY THE BEST. . Boarding Department X Jn present state of roaa science to of stock fice. Y poorer people in Haiti, who were suf Punahou the American mines, and works, aeeordfttg OFFICE HOURS Every monv however, it seems that where traffic fering from lack of food cadsed by ingr'thia.4week-:;",-4---.'-i's'':r-- bituminous, to the M ininig. and Engineering World. K I' tf' conditiona are such that a 1 Articles of Incorporation was filed For: the seven mnnthe ending I the revolution. ENTRANCE- -' EXAMINATION practi-nh- 'with Del., by Driggs-Seabur- y s urfae on a concrete rbad'is l at Dover, the -- Most pearl divers are 97 148,500,-000- . 4 anof biumlnnti-rurfac- e July, companies paid out Frlday Saturday morning, mscadiim - Ordnance Co., with 14,000,000 capital, .. women, who begin to trade : k vfT .y ieam the - . ? - ? Sept. lO.it. would equally practicable and to 13 tv t?." road be manufacture war munitions. at the age of or 14. DAT OF OPENING tMonday; ; cheaper.-- 1 , The Motor Co. Is distrib- Capital certainly Where traific fa ...Ford Car issues in London for the Sugar not only In cane, ' 3. exists the bit-vmlno- SepL-t- ; - , heavy macadam road the ua uting. 308,213 checks for $50 each, one year ending 30 too for June amounted to beet root and maple, but also in the New 'students should ' register surface Is likely to give way to each purchaser of a car during of which 1,360,000,000 190 ' sap of about other plants and this week. -- ..i'f-.- and the uneven manner in "which It 1915 were public loans. trees.

A-- A-- .Fargo heei 111 a J2111W We didn expect to order any more Palm Beach Suits, as it seemed too near the end of the sea-so- n but we had so many urgent requests that we cabled for 75 suits: they came on the Manoa. One of our famous Palm Beach Suits for $10.50 and we also have Palm Beach Hats and Ties to match.

GOME WHILE YOUR 76 HOTEL STREET SIZE IS HERE MPEAL PANTHEON BUILDING

r HONOLULU STAEUBULLCTIN, THURSDAY, SfilEMBER D, 1915. ran:

-- wn-a-. 9 corona:. 4 VHALE TRIES JO ran ormiiev s HAS EYE OPERATED ON JUST FORBES CALLS SO HE CAN ENTER RATI HAS S0U0L1A; 4 Cash For Woman Honolulu Commandery, Na 1. will ANNAPOLIS '"r-.- t f ' hold a regular meeting at 7:20 this AYFUL HEADACHE evening. In order to be able to pass 4- - the medical neces- - CfllEiiECEt. HeDidMiRbb examination J a big The case of Cbarles Lucas against sary before be is accepted as a There is whale swimming - around today some- John Lucas et at assumpsit, was dis- 4- cadet at the United States Naval la the South Seas Man Found Not Guilty, But the continued in circuit court today. Academy at Annapolis. Harry where between here and Sydney suf- fering from a severe headache, accord- OIL EXPLOo" Dressmaker Robbed Gets a 4 Melim of . Honolulu, who received ing Minnie Herrlns, who vu charged A discontinuance of the case of K. his appointment last week from 4 to Purser H. Holtx of the Oceanic Weighs - with assault and battery, was given liner Sonoma, which to- 4 here but Pound! Share of Prisoner's Coin Fujita against A. Arita. an action for Delegate Kalanianaole, this after-- 4-- arrived suspended sentence. day, y . y . ; V debt, was filed in circuit court today noon underwent an operation on ' To secure more data if posilL Easily James Riley was acquitted by a jury one his eyes. This affliction resulted because the David Manual, who was of got way the cause or causes 'o the explc charged in Circuit Jude Ashford's court yes At 10 o clock tomorrow morning Melim. better known 1 locally whale in the of the steamer with profanity, t. as given a suspended terday of a charge of second degree Circuit Judge Stuart will, hear the as, "Shorty." Is well known as a 4 about 2 o'clock the seventh morning of Standard OH Company's tank'b t a carried sentence In police court yesterday. - burglary. It was alleged that last June case of Mrs. Hiwauli against Joe 4- football star in Honolulu. A 4 cut of Sydney. He was bumped quite yards at 1 wilel two weeaa. ago s - solidly by which doing he entered the room of a Chinese Quintal. 4- slight defect to one of his eyes the liner, ws p I- yes- 4 R., Forbes, superintendent of in & J. - Montgomery was arrested dressmaker in Nuuanu street and stale would 16 knots at the time. 4 have barred him from, the 4 works,' will call a conference to: terday afternoon charged with trying $10 in silver and a nickel wstch. The case of the MCandless Build- 4 naval academy, so this afternoon 4 The impact aroused, several of the to supply by - handle the booze all his This, morning Circuit Judge 'Ashford ing Company, Ltd., against the city 4- he had Dr J. J. Carey perform a 4 ship's officers who were asleep at the row morning at 10 o'clock."' salt. d lonesome. issued - certain orders regarding the and county of Honolulu, a suit for in minor operation. "Shorty" took .4 time investigation was The meeting Is held In view cf disposition of $14.30 which-- was ia t.e junction, was discontinued in circuit 4 no chloroform, and .the operation 4 made and it was found that no dam-ag-er fact that two officials of the oil Margada sev- being case. Spier was introducing today. 4- - - had been by ship possession of the court clerk, it court has been- pronounced successfuL 4 sustained the si ' -? pany . city frc-- eral new kinds of swear words with - are ta the now alleged the money was found 4- Young; Melim 4-- 4 a result of the "collision." The whale old-styl- that will be seen 00 the a mixture of e profanity this Riley William P.eper, who pleaded guilty immediately went away there, Franciscoyi carrying on invest! i2 "Small, but does a man's work. on at the time of his arrest Thc local gridiron this fall wearing 4 from morning and was escorted to the sta- $6 yesterday to degree 4-- and Sonoma kept on going also. company In the Young Bids. prosecution claimed that of this second murder. the black and gold for McKlnley the for the as to the ca tion by Officer J. Huihui. amount belonged to. Riley, he having will be sentenced in Circuit Judge Ash .4 High. He goes to Annapolis next 4 the-disaste- The; two officials .v ffawaiidhNeWsColtd received it on a previcus pay-da- y. ford's court at 9 o'clock next Satur Vyear. T. Harper, sales manager In San 1 Officer ar- . ' John Carter yestnrday Riley laid claim to only $6 of the day morning. . .4 Cisco, and J C, Black, an ecg'.a - George HAS rested John Findlay and Fo 4-4- SPECIAL Youna Hotel Blda. ", money, today. He made no claim to 4:..4..'4 ; 4. 4 . Mr Harper and Mr. Black, tc ley, alleged deserters from the United A.- - the remaining $8.30. The court there . The members of the Honolulu Street ttttt.t W with. S. Prescott, local sal?3 army. rs States The were ap fore ruled that the Chinese dress Railway Employes' Benefit Association tger, will be asked to attend the : prehended on School street maker recover the $8.30. will be held in the clubhouse, Bere ing, and to add what information What-becam-e of the $1.70 balance tanla street near Alapai. at 7:30 PRICE FOR APPLES can to; that already collected t; tovb; iiiamas Chsrlie Hapai was enjoying a siesta For Men, Women and Children. from the $10 alleged to have been o'clock this evening. pertntendent Porbes. on the sidewalk last evening when .... : - 1 ' ' - 1 - mat- j . , 1 stolen from the Chinese is still a ' Governor Pintham and Surer; K. U.YEOA, i awakened by Officer A. Kawaihoa, ': ter of conjecture, according to the pro final accounts of ; John Mark not yet 1021 who open The "May, & Company nave received ent Forbes have conferr Nuuanu SL removed Charlie from the secution, , , - M, k Just to-ih- e v ham,- guardian , of August, John , FOOTBALL TEAi'3 the report handed In gov bed Hapai been I J - shipment of choice, Pip air chamber. had I III""! Herman, Emma. Norman, Leborta, a "Green Fall by Mr Forbes a week ajro, rc!.it; looking upon too much plnT apples they . of the wine James, Paul and Charles Markham, and while last will the Cause of the explosion, a when it was red, and was escorted to sell, .them the unusually low price Star-Dulleti- - minors, were filed In circuit court to at nounced Jn the a the police station. of J1.50 per box, . See . them in, thq day. . time,, the governor did not f ).Ltd window, and phone, your order early, lARfJVLtoE " the report should.be made pi;' R. WJ Gray and Mrs. Francis Cat ringing up f271.---ad- r. A-- , V Underwood. Typewriters J. An order been issued by Capt t , some minor changes had be- 1 ton 'were, both driving their machines has til Edgar S. Barry for members of ;t 1 ..-- ' ::J1' i' in Since the return Mr. I along Wilder avenue evening, and all ..'. ;?k.;.,j,, it. cf last Company C, 1st Infantry of the Na . Notice of the discontinuance of "the from: Hawaii the., first of tl.o .Young Bldg. both Into . --Jumping game turned Keeaumoku street at tional. Guard, to report for duty at into the with' both case of S, M. Damon, trustee, against both he and the governor fcav to- , the same time. The two cars came their quarters in the armory Friday feetHhtfJst infantry,' National .Guard Chang-Sang- an action for debt, was too busy to sr over the rp- - gether knd both were damaged, -- The Hawaii, plans to take an part ; -- evening at 7:30 o'clock. of active filed, in circuit xourt todays getier.-- , .. ; . Gray machines fender was damaged In football this, year, and ;wik enter a ;''. i ft and the tunning board and tho rea "iVebvmuch better, was, the report team; in: the. army; football league this Thq stcro wheel-wer- e The- - and year,. headquarters oily scHris smashed. frame given out . today .regarding' the condl National Guard an on other-ca- r were wr fender th bent It tion of James Lyle, who has been coo nounced today, N V Is reported" that both- - cars -- were run As-.sum- ed ,to hlk. home- since Friday ;4Jeut''.pM.. SmooL'ihe: regimental nlng within the speed Washington Politicians Had fined last. Lui;cii limit with: paralysis. Mr; Lyle is now able athletic, officer, Aaa called-o- n company serviceable da::::: D$mdcrats?Vou!d to walk about thei house rf : ; commanders for. football material, and -- -- iThree- Portuguese who on Monday Get Placed oh' Beridlt practise lav expected to begin in-a-fe- tried steal ride in well-know- n FOR SCilOOL DAY5. ta a ibearser cast .. ' X. petition for.. naturalization as an weekSi? William Rosa.' the TiiE the. hoodoo- - on themselves and Wero r. .'t1 "TvrV;? . ; filed, Honolulu Jootball star, will captain the cial baa: in, this s By" ALBERT.;:,. tt-(Spe- American citizen been arested Tuesday on at chargsr-o- f lar :.t'.."?? CrSi -- - Star-Bullet- regiment's team during, season. The lunch problem for your child at school la now an end. in Correspondence) locaL iederal court .by 'William Llnd this at - ceny. Duarte, August' PU ! MELBA 24.--Tjxr.- U-S- Thermos lunch guarantees steaming or an Icy .rref set a. hot ' ' i i August . WASHINGTON. Cii August, chief :machinlstf mate of the ..S tr'J lares and Botheles have been -- .' a V s . ; USES t.-J- ' whatever is desirable ,-- . THE r ; Wompatack, CUnd came all, the way ri'-- l m..' n i - causing disturbances for some time. in erendum" conducted .by At if. '''i'.'i: ,4 MASON : ml A HAM. ry rom , Olongapp. Philippine isianas, to '' We have also a full line of other lunch boxes,; r , Pauao alley and on Sunday; fpr 5 the pur- f accessories entered ; V; LN; " . file petition. . thermos kits, wax paper, sanitary drinking cups, etc., : " pose- ascertaining ; men in the etc. the borne of T.t Kanetokn' 'and are of the Ha - ,v ; : BERGSTROM - Note I specials ; ; charged "with; taking a" watch waii .most: available for appointment n't fJ these t '.;y : silver V iff. music co.' " bench, in a r notable Charged;. 5Uh having narcotics ta and two rings.;: Mrs. Lizzie Tong Wal ta.'the. .resulted -- Thermos . Lunch Ka- surprise: for. politicians It his possession, Richard Miiiara; wiu ' " appeared on - Pemocratic . ' ' scene r StJ.;... y v the and called v . Box .73 best-equippe- y. cqurt ,10 Lunch (palm leaf) eac1! netoka,- fThe Immediately; developed that; the d .men enter .. plea in federal A. at $ Japanese Saturday inorning.',- ,haa ; Folding Box 5 eaci ; Republicans.- - Many Demo- o'clock He pursued the trio,. but stopped when were. of the .15 crats mentioned did not seem to meet been released, on: bond, in, tne sum ot ti'.t 1500, being Harry ureg- - fIIE3I!!7I his sureties rr F,R E E A sc hooll spongo with each lunch box purchase. : ... . Phoenix Hoss 75c ! consequence this?, son and . . Charles Pllmoku. . As a of investiga r. . . r . Phoenix Soxyr.,;;.50o tion of jfltness , by .mail, following; coa- - . Rumor,' that business men's mili- ill ' r.i a didm , Only 20 men allotted thc - III sultatiojoa ;with. Senator Qverman, four out.ot the tary, training; camp , along . : act the .lines of ... . i ing, head of the: senate-iudiciary.co- to the Cftainber!:of Commerce as dele the one held last nonthjnr platt&burgj mltteej and others of the congression gates to tlMUCUleCon ventioi on Kau m. may snorwy pe,,.esiaoii3nea in - ' C3-C- 3 al party that visited Hawaii, two Re ai .have lecn ecured,- ana the. oiree Honolulu,- - is taken serioualy by Zl lil --- r . not? - - . T- - publicans--were-- - - given . au ? tors- of; the ichamber. have 4- - m . SUPPLIES retained. army aea" here.?; The best reason why , The reappointment of Alexander G. thoritvv .to Secretary uKaymona su such ' a; camp would not be practical. O M.i Robertson as chief Justice created Brown to Hniorm members .of the. sit they say,' is that would duplicate it nation The' convention will begin on -- geieral surprise nere. Tha impress the national guard's work . here. Also 26, lasting a period of "BETTER EATS" sion had prevailed that all vacancies September for ho , are available. :-- ': funds - - at would.be ..filled .by; Democrats.; The two, days.,; Vf'v-C- -- Av?r V.iV ri I . A ssn mmm 'mm mm w the : ', T? :i-.i;- ;ti astonishment. waa: heightened by the 4 I 1 iThoseiv who have, already Signified IlilllW reappomtment;pf vWlUiam; UWhitney .Three divorce suits filed twAdays their willingness; ,joln and , others i;iCi to Repub? to.mewfiatot arecord, accprdingj id the circuit bench j Botb are i. m . Everything your ; cbildrea iieed In; yoc who would like to tecelv; a personal --m - yty X . 4 4 . attorney-gener- al was Clerk Dommis flthe locat circuit tne - line oz books, writing materials,' licans.ibut the Invitation v to-- become members,: are Informed all sides ?that they w?re courtf tnisOTBjni. .? C. C drawing or paintrag supplies etc., etc., ton 'Volume--. 6 asked j to ;'attend the: meetiilg rof the pcrrscf Co. yZl rccr: fcr z used a page In by;flling capable; and. fit for the positions, to an : ? are now ready . Arlefgtf si Also: non- - ney engineer company National Lrricry. at - assainst Yin .Tow, alleging ibeir rqnznzrz fa the ct 7:20 ?. . ' which they were- subsequently named. a suit teachers supplies for the desk - Guard of HawaiC to be held, tonight at oi v :. supporL- vYesterfiayi the divorce suits schoolroom. There's plenty of every, In order ; to .hasten the reappoint 7:30vfl'clockr-i- n ithVarmoryojt-- ; ment or Judges Konextson ana wmt filed were Tomo Maaaoe against Mai kind, but the early purchasers . of Nam cape u. k. 1 orDes,.wno is tne mov V f DRY GOODS inability se- sutaro Makabe,. and. Kim Kunan nej coupled with the, to ing spirit of e- new-- i company,- - will .IT- course nave the subject off their against Pal. Won KuL th- Capt Commandlr- lect ;.quaUy. good : Democrats ' for .the give a snappy of welcome, and l . t 4 minds the quickest address . T-- t., advt ,Jh-tenti- i Co. C, 1st N. f'r. other, vacant plaeesiheonglnal will I. Johnson, $ . . ,T3ieirPPllcations ,,of the, following Introduce CoL.SamueIt the.attorney-general.t- o an -- adjutant-general,' of prsonsformemQershlp intnejwm- - the who will speak DAILY REMINDERS nounce; a,complete, slate at one time OB; work, L mercial Club nave Deen .approver sj thei off the National Guard of was changedV It was . found Impossi H. HACKFELD CO. the beard of governors of the club; Hawaii and .Its. plans for the fall and Round-th- e- ble to choose four men. and lay their - U'- - island in auto, 14.00. Pr, J. S. B. Pratt, president or tne winter activities. v lr W t i names. ..before the. president without Lewis stables. Phone l4lTiP-- board of health; .Walter. .;.Thet seisoa's' newest millinery for additional delay vaiM inquiry,, w 4 . v Robert C. McLean. Irwin. Spalding, Al ' cammiaaifin Merenanta. display s at Milton . According to the books in the de V - .- ; evrxweiri oni of Wahiawa and; D. C ; HONOLULU- arson partment, of Justice two vacancies re- fred. W. Eames s.(Adv.) i , Lindsav of Kahului. Maui. The an . corselt on Hawaiian bench. The Goodwin, only ezclnsive main unfilled the of will be held t;flTfcS by . expiration nual meeting the club E,7 shop In Honolulu; absolutely hew 1915 These were caused, the evening. T v Friday GOOD BATHING GOOD models.' Pantheon bufldlng-dT- .' of. terms. The. positions vacant ,are next MEALS HAVE YOU YOUR ' MM---i ' HAD FEET Miss Eva Kinney, teacher ot piano those held by Judge; John A., Mathe w-- vAi item in the Watertowni N. ; T.i non-suppo- rt, Marie Balisa 'FOOTOGRAPHED YET!" forte, --258 Kalla. nr. Seaside Special man of the third .circuits and Judge Alleging Standard states that LieuL ' John Rates, $3.50 per day, $21.00 per week , suit, s, beginners; phone today filed in circuit court a for Smith;, 3d Infantry Madison-Barrack- attention S602.adv Charles F. Parsons of the . fourth cir - ' ' ' - against-Richa- rd who, V. . - , -- Hub, Greg- divorce Balish orders, trans-- ' i ' REGAL BOOT SHOP The Hotel Street, near Fort cuit.. It is the intention, of Mr. ia that city .has received ':-- ':':-r-:- : in the complaint, is now a -- Tickets via. Oalm Railway - announces the receipt of another ship ory to name men- - for these places at it is stated ericg him to Honolulu. He has been Fort and l6tel Strsett resident of Chicago. The: cquple were ment of genuine Palm Beach suite possible moment No in- granted a Jeave. of 18 days and this Wells-Farg- ; the earliest Zachly. ML Lebanon, Syria, o Office. which-tbe- y ara selling, at 4$.&0... timation has been given of the selec- - married in time .will perhaps be extended some- - on May 5, 1905, Catholic priest per 7.. ; Panama hats reduced from - $10 to ions. . . . - what "in order" to Enable nim to pre hats-raduce- forming the- - ceremony.. The Hbellant 7.50: d pare; departure,! HONOLULU MUSIC' CO. Porto Rico from Judges Robertson and .Whitney were child,, a for; his. $5.50 to $2.75. Leading hat Cleaners, given recess commissions by the pre- asks the. custody of the minor 152 Fort opp. girl nine years old. and any other re- TTTTTT st, Convent adv. sident These will remain in effect, may proper. . Everything Musical Dont wait for the opening days of unless they are confirmed or rejected lief which the court deem 3C school to teach children to save by senate until the adjournment the . Applications for permission to prac Fort, next to the Clarion money. The lesson is best given in of Congress next year, Their names the home, and the saved money best tise law in all the. courts in the ter- will be sent to the senate., as recess been, the supreme deposited with the banking house ot appointments immediately after that ritory have filed in Bishop & court by Paul Robinson .BartletL a Co. body convenes 1n December. newspaper man, ana If you can't go and see the big expo? expected former Honolulu It is that the additional Lionel Grace, an island boy. VIENNA BAKERY sition at San Francisco the next best udges will be ready for. recess com Howard who recently was, graduated from a Ths Itst Home-Mad- o Bread thing to do is go and see the display missions, thus enabling the president of apples in Henry May's mainland law school. Both, have been "JITNEY" In Town. window. one to send in the four names at practise law in California. : hey are Fall Pippins, direct from time. ,.... admitted to Phono 2124 , 112t Fort 8t the big orchards at Watsonville, Cal. Bartlett was former city editor of the ssa. hey your Evening Bulletin and made a fine rec mil make mouth water. RICE MADE TWELVE ord in Yale law school after leaving here. B0NINE PHOTO- - TIMES CORRECT SUM Phone 1498 AN IN AD FRANK W. HUSTACE PORTRAITURE BY ERROR Several army officers and their fam Automobiles and Motorcycles ilies who could not be taken to the Benson, & Company's half-pag- e Repaired. A In Smith mainland on the U. Smarmy transport new painless process. Sittings even- o ad which appeared in last ago, 427 Queen only by appointment Phone 5006. Sherman which left here five days St rear Judiciary ing's Star-Bullet- in was contained an Building. (Adv.) sailed on the U. . S. supply ship :uu 1UC error as to the price of nipples. SuDDly. at 3 o clock thia afternoon. items regular price read, ".Nipples, The advertisement The --st of passengers included, the - black or white, 2 for 55c.",This should following: Capt. George M. Apple, 1st fbi- HOW APPENDICITIS CAN BE have two dozen could be to $5.00 selling this week "INSTANTO" DEVELOPING PREVENTED. read that Field Artillery; Mrs. Apple; 2d LieuL PAPER bought for 55c. M. Mitchell, 1st Infantry; Mrs. This is important for Honolulu C. 4x6, $1.50 the box Mitchell and child; 1st LieuL Joseph 5c if bought HONOLULU PICTURE FRAM- people, especially those who have It was reported in Chicago that Jr., 1st Infantry; Mrs. with a similar SPOONFUL L. Topham, ING AND SUPPLY CO, bowel trouble. ONE large orders for canned meats and Topham and two children; 2d Lieut. buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as fish been obtained from the Rus- Bethel St, near Hotel. have Jesse A. Ladd, 1st Infantry, and Mrs. mixed in Adler-i-ka- , taken ONLY government by Booth full price. sian the Fish Ladd. Household goods belonging to article at TWICE a week keeps sys- entire officers were also taken over on CLEAN prevents appendi- Co. the 'C I tem and eries the Supply, as there was not suffici- Most only on At a special meeting of the , Gold-fiel- d citis. medicines act ent room on the Sherman. D N E lower bowel; Adler-i-k- a acts on .Merger Mines Company the cap- SALE CLOSES SATURDAY OA $5,000,-00- 0 Motor Trucks was BOTH lower and upper bowel. ital stock increased from body M. ,W. Harvey, who to The of is E. W. ELLIS, sole agent, 11 TEN MINUTES after taking, effect S6.000.000. supposed to have been lost on the Pantheon Building. Phone SOS. begins the INSTANT action Is was washed ashore on the Up to July 28, covered by Lusitania. surprising. the date Irish coast. Just ONE SPOONFUL is so pow- the latest available figures, British ex- !1 '1 erful and cleanses bowels so ports of silver bullion amounted to fit THOROUGH only 2.865,000 against 4,393,500 in C Crtsalafed EyetiiJ, m it relieves almost w., New Manila ANY CASE constipation, sour or 1914. Cj(Lvir(L Et inflamed by expo--1 A? . f fr. i tit y i" gassy stomach. ONE bottle has TV aucto5am,0BSiandWlB THE REXALL STOxtE JOEH AND HOTBL STEELTS s f. . - Hats relieved mild cases appendicitis. In quickly relieved by tSsriot .:;." n. vet A Berlin despatch says that the CrtCesa7, No Smarting, HAWAII & 80UTH acute cases get your doctor's per- banks of city OPEN EVENINGS TJNTUj 11:15 that increased their lEyess pst Ere Comfort. At HI SEAS CURIO CO, mission to try Adler-l-ka- . The during April, May Young Tout Urogsifi jocper Sottle.; Ksroc Eyt ; . Buldlng , Drug, Co, and June, notwithstanding war loan !t JJHIt, ut ' " rsh?iT25c.Forr?ttIf!sytfr-a'- , ... J - V wtwp"t; ...... pwU, . ' STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, THURSDAY. SEPTKMBKB 9, 1915.

CTf TELLSPUBLiC JAPANESE HERE xttr-s-ut 4Su ITOPPRESED Have yon a Sl.mct IUnjt? ULEY - - H. ALLEN - EDITOR A Signet ring is the - TO CORONATION DECLARES most . popular and fUJl! ' at' i HURSDAY...... SEPTEMBEB 9, 1915. The great Hill the same thae . the .... lines" of the system ' "parent most proper rlns of the Great Northern. Northern Pacific and all - Wii'l The is bureau of tbe Referring to tbe s;.eech which Rev Shinyo Maru Take a Big - - Burlington routes through their vast and board of health has Issued the fol M. Kanamori made in San Franciac k We have- a very F-- THE MEN OF THE 4. thoroughly organized transcontinental passen- Delegation From Honolulu lowing "Notice to the Public:" September 7, In which s?eech, as wat v nice ; assortment of The tuberculosis bureau cf the ter mentioned In Tuesday's SUr-DuU- et n them. far-reachi- ng to See Ceremony ger management, affiliations and ritorial board of health-- wishes tp re-- Kanamori stated that he knew "th' Honolulu regrets IJack of to prosper opportunity big advertising campaigns, are abundantly Leaving on the Shinyo Maru tomor- impress upon ine puniic tne race inai Japanese in Hawaii would be . H.F.WICHMAN A CO. K onor as a city tile men of the F-- 4 at the row afternoon. 51 Japanese residents the elimination of consumption from cause they are or pressed." Fu!ll n Leading Jewtlera who other- vice-consu- able to reach prospective travelers the list of our most fatal diseases de- Japanese U said this morn r meral services today. The orders Wash- - of Hawaii will start for Japan to visit from wise would probably never come to Hawaii, former homes and witness the pends on each individual member of Ing that he could not Imagine wherf toa-a- s their gathered to the disposition of the bodies al-- and to fill their liner for six months of the year coronation ceremcny of the emperor the community, chiefly In regard to Kanamori had this impres 10. the following precaution: slonfwhlle he was in the Islands. . "cd no time for a public funeral in the cere on November a with these passengers. In fact, it is to be "Possibly more than 51 will go," "It Is absolutely necessary for ev- Kanamori was here rnly week ot onies said Mr. FuJlU of wljich the city and territory might doubted if the Great Northern would cut into said Dr. Toniizo Katsnnuma at the fed ery patient suffering from this disease so," "and durnt that to the symptoms of and ap- time he mas oniy one or two days ir 1 com- - eral immigration station this morn detect it 1MRY - pa'uvjpaiu. me stay . RRAFJn TAKIPJR IIP ieveriueie8s the passenger trade. It would build up new ing. 'There are a large number of ply for treatment fcr it at the earliest Honolulu. Most of his in th ixnity deeply honors these brave men and would possible moment, to Insure the great Islands was spent on Hawaii and Maui " trade merchants and others here who n ; CHECK RAISING CHARGEt ( Casual convei sation with u in forme , ir officers who died when F-- 4 gladly Join that party, but unfortu- the sank last The company does not intend- - as we under- bureau wish people here and there may ha ve given nately the Shinyo Maru cannot find "In this connection the : A brief session cf the territorial - arch. The city feels an intimate part of the number, es to call the attention of the public him this impression I did not tal stand it, toput the Great Northern on the accommodations for a greater with while he was and con grand Jury is being held la the ludK rrow which to the following facts: him hers, 7 their death brought to the nation. Honolulu run except during the rush tourist but If there should be anjrunexpected sequently I cannot state jist what clary building this afternoon. It is vacancies they will be filled here Deaths Are Fewer Now. believed the tribunal making memory were his sources of Information. . I that la eir will remain enshnned here season. In the season for Honolulu the quickly." "That deaths from tuberculosis in "off" sure, Is no gener. an Investigation cf the case ot Rich ouli the bodies' arc buried across ocean. In response to a question whether tbe territory are many fewer st pres- "I am that tuere Filipino, who Is alleged the linertwpuld be busy on the joint schedule witb, among the Japanese here ard Ramca, a the trip was being made only to wit- ent than five years ago. owing to the feelins tla to have raised a 7 check to $70 and sister-shi- p they are oppressed.'out of course there j the Northern Pacific, up and down public get-awa- y ness the coronation. Dr. Katsunuma intelligent cooperation of the then made . a to San Fran- are always a ; fe w discontented one? shining eyes: "By no - , t ' - the coast. Furthermore, the maximum of exclaimed with with the authorities. here and there.and these may. have cisco In the last Lurllne. ' "JILDING. UP THE NATIONAL GUARD. means! Why. there are Japanese "That the present indication, (for '? According; to an Associated rress freight that the Jiner would carry would be not seen past) an had something to do with Kanamcrft here who have their homes two months is that increase attUude.f fiV.r;-?S- despatch printed yesterday in the in 15 or .20 years and some of them in the number of these deaths is prom- Star-Culletl- n. comparatively insignificant in the totals of this ' ' Ramos was arrested We get , ; . :. Governor Pinkham and Col. Johnson, adju- - port. were born here. want to back ised for this "year. reading. In the . Low damage case In when he walked ashore from the Lur rit-gcne- to our families. Bee our old friends and the cases being reported at , ral "That which it was delivered, however. the llne in San Francisco yesterday. The of the National -- - Guard, put plainly Hawaii of course believes in standing by its shcut 'Banzai!' on the streets of To- present are for the most part of pa- authorities did part by placlnj $7 check, which Is alleged he "rais- ' their it fore the Ad Club yesterday the neecUfor friends.- - The Matson Navigation Company has kio.M The doctor walked up and down tients in the second stage when the the contractor under bond and it Is his ed" was signed by Mrs. Frank Whit-- ; ady development the room with the enthusiasm jof a hopes cf cure are exceedingly doubt- sureties ; w ho have to worry ; over the ney, proprietor of, a local boarding es increase and of the Guard. V- - : been and is fan integral part of Hawaii and schoolboy. ful. ; '' . ccurt's decision. 4 7 tabllahment; and represented Ramos With the systematic upbuild- - "When we reach the Islands," he "That the experience of the bureau wages, and thorouelf Matson has -- developed Hawaii's passen it la reported. Capt ' Mwe I Star-Bullet- continued, will make a quick tour now confirms its previous statements MAYOR LANE : My clans for .ii . of the National Guard the in is ger traffic as his steaniship company, has devel- from city to city In order to see what that patients In the first stage of the ringing the; famous ;Naha pobaku . Many modifications of regulations : tily n accotdA So, too, we believe, isjevery oped.; 'The territory: is proud of; the achieve- changes have' taken place In the large disease who, place (themselves under to Honolulu as a permanent souvenir govern jag express shipments have iking citizen! of Hawaii. There is not the centeriTof population during cur Ion; competent treatment can look forward to, be placed in the Judiciary grounds been made by the interstate com- - ments rof the MatsonX Navigation Company! absence.' and wherever we go we will to an ultimate cure with a great de- seems to : have at least aroused ;litc'st flavor ee jingoism in talking about the not be the guests of merchant associa- gree of confidence, and that this good ; bit, of ? talk over the city and plements, when shipped not more than But it does appear that the Great Northern - ; : tions, political clubs and organizations Is strongly reaffirmed. Hllo representatives have incidentally 48 hours In advance of their distribu- cssity for preparedness. vThe national ; - wants to cut into existing business of other Com- f ; equivalent to our own Promotion Symptoms t Slight at First, awakened to the value of the stone as tlcn are reduced in classification eminently peaceful tuber-culos- ls : in inclination nes. , mittee. You see. there are really no That the early symptoms of a relic.-- At a matter of fact we need whL:h reduces the rate. Prepayment It will ask but a very small amount of : committed tcj a policy, of adequate military boosters' in the world to compare with are slight and may be easily to give more publicity to the old relics of advertising mattes will no lenser freight and will go after new passenger busi- my countrymen at home. overlooked; 'that they, consist of a; that we have in HawalL It is a part be repuired. r paraticri. ; ktid r adequate preparation ;' has : . i ness in the great Northwest country which has "Among the cities which we will slight cough persisting for . several of the . lnqulsltlveness of humanity The Brazilian Government ordered v nt ly assumdd the aspect of material expan-n- . visit will be Nagoya. Ise, Otsu, Osaka, weeks or more, afternoon fevers, night this desire to see souvenirs of bygone on Issue of ; $191400,000 in paper -- - largely been developed by the Hill lines, and ; -- money. . .' . - The governor in his talk yesterday aptly and of course . Toklo and Yokohama. sweats, loss of appetite, a feeling of days.' after Southern California passenger business At the end of the two weeks of travel lassitude . snd disinclination to work. : ; t cd the Of : we will separate , and spend the next if every person suspecting case Hawaii when he said ''There -- Irere. ; C ' That not now, coming month, m our family homes or' In these symptoms in himself will report no , place in the world where the' setting is Such, at least, is the situatipn as, it now ap-- travel with our friends, but we will at once .to a physician asking for a re appropriate for. action rather than words, all meet again at the coronation cere- careful clinical i examination ; of lhe pears." xranic .Manager otono: nas oeen in s ' at is why,- ever since I became governor, I mony. chest and bacteriological examination Honolulu less than two days and his proposals "I. expect to return to Honolulu of the sputum,' a great deal of sorrow ? bungalow, on an ex-- ve closely affiliated myseU and my and local discussion have not assumed concrete about the end ot November, but most will be saved a very great number of of the others of the party "will prob Individuals In Hawaii in 'the coming .ition with the regular, army and ;navy, and ' form. ; What strikes the layman' is that there ably stay lcnjir." year. . od solidly Vthe - behind National Guard ; of seas.'V That the tuberculosis bureau will are now" uncharted of the tourist terri to . wai I, for its increase,' and;for its efficiency. ' extend Its advice and assistance tory which theVGreat Northern might explore all who seek it In this connection, with Tor tho young men of Hawair military train--; '; V confl-- with .profit to itself and-th- e islandsL the utmost cheerfulness and all a payment of $500, the serves a splendid purpose distinct from and dencea-wil- l be duly respected, as "pro- liiti vided by law. k v 1 intimately connected with the" development RESULTS OF THE A1TNA!P0LIS PROBE. r territorial defense. - The wholesome ;disci-.-? lajrly'af; of national guard work; its promotion of "That the secretary of the navy considers the atal and physical alertness;, the opportunity ; Annapolis ' cribbing '' cases a scandal only to JOSHUA D. TUCKER, territorial lyi j JThe tota:l cost of home : iTords to give to the con- lives of energetic young be" eradicated by drastic methods is shown in land commissioner, who has been CAPT. HENRI BERGER: ' That ax hospital during :i new and constructive interest,' all these fined to the Beretania article the Star-Bullet- in printed la the announcement of what amounts to a com-- two weeks, suffering with 1 the: last Tuesday's paper giving Maxim Gorki's !;e the guard more than military The ex- drill pi ete ) reorganization' at the Naval AcademyV heart trouble, has improved to the views of German patriotism and Ger- ird, under proper direction, affords aJ real tent that he may be removed to his man Ideals, Is true In every detail. It will be. recalled by navy men that when the home the latter part of this week. hy every person iaicg in good citizenship; rand the interest It cught to be read . findings of the court of inquiry were made pub-- in Honolulu who wants to get at the ties. the governor, the new life of the organization MRS H. D. M INTOSH, wife of H real German thought back of the war. uc, mere .was some commeni upon ine appar- D. promt the past two years, and the war department's Mcintosh, one of the most fight promoters Australia, ir Mc-Kin- iv ent lightness of sentence meted out to those de- nent of M. M. SCOTT (principal of t today ention,V indicated that - Hawaii 'sjguardsmen ' one of the passengers over here Hish SchooH : When there Is ' clared guilty, coming. In cn the Sonotps. Mr .11 ; ; M. about a school it be given the proper, direction. Rear-Admir- no news to report' al Fullam originally recommend- Intosh sails on the boat late this af- means that things are going all tignu The last isstie of The" Outlook contained a hav- ternoon' for San Francisco, and wity something goes wrong that ed the dismissal of seven midshipmen for tour, the states, witn New )toi& as It Is when . t.'r con--tion.yTl- iel a. expect- iiment well worth reproduction n tins' i the news breaks out. We are ing liad previous knowledge of examination final destination. ing to have more applicants when v Monday we papers. He held that the students should have MRS. CHARLES BISHOP DUNHAM, school starts next than The attitude iof employers towards employe who ".4 care for. reported these papers been who arrived from the n tb shall be able to -- the fact that had c'a8t are members of the organized militia has frequently nca Tuesday, left today for Maul, 1 cen short-elghte- d and unpatriotic.: Service in the passed around. J Then followed the storm whose BENJAMIN HOLL1NGER: I s where she will be tbe guest of Mrs ; lucky enough not to National Guard means a sacrifice of Ume and echoes were in Congress. The court of Harry Duncan. Mrs. Dunham, wb happened to be quently meant heard Bill Larsen the other iuoney. It has In the past not lnfrt a t was Miss of Oakland, is the wif' ride heme, with opportunity as - inquiry after a thorough jirobe has found that Tait "Ford automobile went .sacrifice of business well. of Charles Bishop Dunham, a neihv night when h'a change tailing place . four-tenth- of fact Larsen Two Indications that a is in sixty-thre- e and s per cent of the first of Charles R. Bishop, formerly of H dead. As a matter N:A I N G S j may one car, and P K INM beautiful ublic sentiment be cited as an example which no'ulu. 'Mr. Dunham will arrive at Ho knows how to drive but iriany u:ay profitably be followed.. Col. Samuel P. Colt, class and eighty per cent of the second class that Is the Ford. If he understood nolulu for a visit in the near future. so much . I resident of the United States Rubber Company, nas. had been able to get 'dope" on, the examina- any others he wouldn't do we engrave tnem iree -- Lizzie." announced that the executive committee of that tions. Other illegitimate practises were also GEORGE K. LARRISON. district talking for his own "tin VIEIBA JEWELRY CO., LTD., 115 Hotel St has fvoted to approve of all Its employes engineer of the United States geo joining the local militia or the Naval Reserve. In discovered. The court recommended the dis- logical survey. Is planning to leave TOM MERLE: It wouldn't be a ibe statement Issued by Col.: Colt to the. press be missal of two midshipmen and the disciplining for the mainland next month to at- bad Idea lor some of those new char- Elates that the pay of such employes shall be con- tend a conference of district engineers ter doctors to enact a clause that will tinued while they are engaged in militia duty, and of fifteen others, some being reprimanded and of the survey at San Francisco from place a time clock In every city de- that their annual tour of duty will not Interfere with lec- partment office, from the mayor others set back a class. The present despatches October 18 tor 28. He will give a every their regular; vacations. This important statement ture on Hawaii at the convention and down, and see that it is used by affects 55,000 employes of the United States Rubber would seem to indicate that Secretary Daniels employe, including the "head" of the will obtain Hawaiian music for the really Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Fystenu; Simultaneously the International Trust has found something radically defective in occasion from the Hawaiian building. office. We will then see who Company of Boston. Massachusetts, has taken similar the needs a vacation from strenuous work. action. ."It Is time employers showed their patriot- management of the Naval Academy and is de- MRS. CLARENCE W. ASHFORD g Xiriiited. ism by doing rather than by talking,, said Charles D. ' E. J. BOTTS: The city purchas-kf- company.. termined to carry o.ut such reorganization as wife of the first judge of the loca' getting ready to Bancroft, president of the trust "Talk circuit court left for the mainland in department is will never recruit our stale militia half bo much as will make impossible the opportunities which ask for new bids on automobile tires, the steamer Sonoma today to visit tr grain, lumber real action. Employed men who receive $25 a week caused the disgrace of a number of fine young exposition in San and t galvanized pipe, hay, week they are In camp; Franciso things. Owing to will be paid $50 during the Americans. meet her daughter. Miss Margueritr and several other in addition they will hare two more weeks of vaca- Ashford, who recently completed the the uncertain condition of the market tion when the week on duty is ended and will receive law course in a large eastern univer at the present time bids are asked during time, too." a period of but three months. Con- FURNI3HED their salary that Signs that the charter revision convention is sity. Miss Ashford is now on her waj fcr Perhaps prejudice against granting time off for to the coast. Mrs. Ashford expects to tracts will probaDly be awarded about militia duty arose from a remembrance of the time getting down to work will meet with general remain in San Francisco until late in October 1. when there was more picnic and less work than approval. The less time used up in debating October. Her daughter will preredr Waikiki 3 bedrooms $10.0') exists today in the National Guard.' That the civilian her to Honolulu. SUPERVISOR LOGAN: Judge Bates Street 3 30.00 soldier who spends tn days or two weeks in the about sergeants-at-arm- s and clerks the more Ashford's fatherly admonition to the Pahoa and Sixth Aves.. corner. . (partly furn.) 2 17.00 service of the state is assured of very strenuous there will be left to devote to the real work of Four persons were killed, and 48 city authorities cn their duty to pro- Waialae Road (partly furnished) 15 125.00 activity does not need a demonstration to any one injured in a train collision near Zu- tect the traveling public when re- Alexander and Young Sts 2 33.00 who has watched our modernized militia at work. the convention making a modern charter. rich, Switzerland. pairing roads or bridges makes good 1252 Kinau SL (bet Piikoi & Keeaumoku) 2 35.00 2560 4 75.00 The work the National Guard of -- Hawaii is Rooke St.. Punnui doing now and preparing to do will convince Lieut. Comdr. Furer's very interesting talk any : employer that there is nothing of the to the Ad Club yesterday on the raising of the 7 8 UNFURNISHED 'picnic" about The guardsmen are giving F-- 4 failed to emphasize the sylendid work done it ! For Sale Royal 2 bedroonu $35.00 which is valuable now by Mr. in accomplishing her- Grove ervice to the territory Furer himself the 5 6 Royal Grove 2 37.50 to themselves and their fellows and which some culean task. i Hackfeld and Prospect Sts 2 27.50 i TERMS 2 ! ON EASY Young and Alexander Sts 230 emergency may .make infinitely more valuable. -- I 15.00 sr Lots 75x150 feet. 12th and Mauna Loa Aves.. Kaimuki 2 The is 14 St.) 3 20.00 American dollar now the world's i Mendonca Trace (Lilihi 32.50 V Lots $500 770 Kinau St 4 TOURIST POSSIBILITIES. standard coin and it is noticeable that the erst- Corner - NEW 1004 W. 5th Ave.. Kaimuki 4 lS.IXK- $450 r while despised dollar diplomacy is also well 3 4 Inside Lots 1020 Aloha Lane 2 18.00 representatives of the Great Northern Pa- - up in front. ' SOLD $100 Cash Balance in 10.08 14th Ave., Kaimuki 2 30.00 i 1133 Gulick Ave 3 40.00 ar- 12 Steamship Company who are here to 1205 Wilhelmina Rise, Kaimuki 3 25.0Q. cific Monthly Payments billion-bush- 1231 2 22.50 put liner Great North- Uncle el is go- Matlock Ave.... range, if possible, to the Sam's wheat crop 3 30.00 Apply to 1313 Makiki St ern on the Honolulu-Coas- t run, are not here to ing to come in mighty handy for Democratic 1339 Wilder Ave 4 40.00 business, to slash orators few Palolo Ave. 1562 Nuuanu Ave 5 50.00 cut into existing passenger a months from now. 2 25.00 - 1713 Kalla Read rates or to enter into a traffic war. Their pur- 2130 Kamehameha Ave., Manoa... 3 40.00 ose is to pioneer ' the way iifn new passenger Meanwhile the Allies are anxiously waiting Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. for the Balkan League to start the season. : 8tangenwald Building. Merchsnt St SEVEN

STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, Till" RSI )A Y. SEPTEMBER 9, 1915. rviiio PUIIU LAtJ lid. RQQF GARDEN CHOSEN AS PLACE 5500,000 yearly. And nearly all for things you never see TircDjmr. inn If things CF ALL CLASSES riTVe CHARTER WL you never miss until the lUTUUllLb Ml 0 liLlif 7:40 P. lire falls down. nt Ftv.turo Theater e Yet our lJte price reduction BEGIN TOMORROW Expenses of Convention May and he wl'l lcok cirefully to s-- th' KY PRESENTS no one item execfl? tP smotnt raves our users about five million Be Met From Governor's down in the estimate." Tl".e mot or dollars this year. And that was Contingent Fund was finally earned. The examination for new students Shortly njwortr. our third reduction in two years, after this Chir OLIVET for Pcnahou is announced as follows: Armed with a gavel of size and ap moved adjournment subject to the pre-par-al totaling For a., In Pa-chec- 45 per cent entrance to grades the ;,arent weight. Chairman M. C. o call of the chair, and the meeting ry school. Saturday. September upon journed at a few minutes before 9 y frowned the charter con 11. at o'clock; for entrance to the venticn at its third meeting in Mc o'clock. freshman class of Punahou Academy. Kinley high school last night, and th According to the motion of the pre How to Judge Friday and Saturday. September 10 rown or the gavel, or both, had sach vious day Chairman Pachcco n and 11, at 9 o'clock; new students for an effect upon the delegates that there nounced the committee of 15 who wtt Judge (ires by the maker. the freshman class must report on was not one cutburst of "amendment1 do the detail work upon the charter Judc . both days if they did not APIA f take the Is as fc Blindfolded l!jcm to amendments" during the entire ses submitted. The committee ly known features. Each June examinations. Students entering sion. lows: Lorrin Andrews, crairman; f the sophomore, junior or exclusive Goodyear feature com- senior class The report of the finance commit I Tire Buyers in the academy do not have to take tee was the important business of thr , r: i'k- - V. t-- bats a major trouble. examinations if they can present sat- night Daniel Login reported far Charles N. Arnold. C. L. Crabbo. A foutnrinir This is to point out the isfactory certificates from the school committee that they had received an W. Eames, G. F. Bush. William Hen Judge, above all, by records. last attended. offer of the nakai pavilion on tV ry, K. tv. aiu. w. J. snemon, jessr way to the light The preparatory school examina- Young garden Cluihl. E. J. Gay. Not by mere good luck or mis- Hotel roof for futar" PETERS Tires which seem identical arc tions are in English and arithmetic meetings of the ccn venticn, and tJ Ready for Suggestions. hap, but by Tiredom's general only, if satisfactory reports of previ- often committee strcasly recommended tha! It wL'l be the duty of this commit i most unlike. w There ere ous work are presented. offer be accepted with s, verdict ln its 16th year the the thanks iee 10 uisv-ua- nuu premie iui uuum dozens oE standards. The fierce Students for the freshman class will The motion was made and passer! criticism, the charters and suggestion KATHLYN WILLIAMS Goodyear fee tested in English, arithmetic, his- unanimously, competition compels many a com tire far outsells Chaimifn Pachcco bs which may to presented ti the con tory and geography, and may take ing delegated to make all tie neces by any citizen. The commit otIcr-- Jt nas 001501(1 for venticn promise, affecting what you seek. examinations in any electlves for sary arrangements with Manage.-Thiel- tee has authority to call public meet

years. which they wish credits. of the Young Hotel, and at the anyone may - . . ft-- 'ngs in order that attfrn' , ,v fif ' Features Which Students who wish to remove last same time carry to the management to give advice or receive Information By any measure you can use, year's delinquencies in the prepara- a written expression of the con'-e- The convention will probably hot tory school may take examinations on tlon's thanks. The Young Hotel of ADVEOTUP.ES Cost Millions Goodyear tires best Adopt meet again until next Monday orTues are Saturday at 9 o'clock, provided they fers the makai pavilicn with all chair. day. according to the report of Chair .Goodyear Fortified Tires have them. Any dealer will supply you. bring a statement from the tutor or and all tables whict; the delegates m?. man Pachcco. In the meantime any parent of the amount of summer study. require, free subject only t" thr one wjth a charter suggestion If Those who wish to make up delin- needs of the hoU.1 management, ir him. glive asked to lay the sime before Hr re at quencies in the academy will take which case the convention will heav- cxtresaed an opinion that when UH features . their examinations the Saturday after en 24 hours' warning in order that convention convenes again the meet found' YEAR school opens. they may find a temporary meetln? Ings will follow thereafter; in raplq AJMOKOMIO New studeats at the academy will place. succession. How many charters wil i n . n o part com report at the academy office in Pauahl The second of the finance be submitted Is unknown. 'The chir 5 M. o t he r, '2Fortified Tires - ball and new students for the prepar- mittee report met with more opno9i o No-Rim-- TJr-0-- '? ter of the Research Club ksd that Ai" Cmr4 atory tion. The committee recommended a? ; Episode ami . t e . With AO.WMUMrTrMdaerSaMtk in the preparatory office in William Achi are well known. an Thinl ; if Charles R. Bishop hall. follows: there are several others hi prerars List o' Expenses. ticn all of which must be;,carefull:f ' ' hal3 carefully have r others "Which e- FRENCH WILL . . . frantz "Your committee esti weighed they $r rar- expenses and discussed before Lester G. French, who hist year was mated the of the conventior In cr-i- : ' hidden, features never missed discarded or adopted, whole mi a. very popular teacher of music In as follows, and would recommend that ' '' ' part until the' tire meets trouble. the Punahou Academy and In the sev- the schedule be adopted: Assistan' enth and eighth grades of the Pre- clerk, pay for session, $250; typewrit Goodyear ing, $103; translating $109; "station BUTTONHOLE LEIS TO These extras, on paratory school, will have full charge " of all of the singing Prepara ery, fSO; printing, including first n this year's output, will cost at the BE GIVEN GAS MEETING us tory school this year. The assignmea: final draft of charter, $333; janitor Prices: ; 10, 20, 3tf Cents. 1 tfO; adve; $6ft: Incidental, $1,635,000. Our 1915 im to Mr. French of additional work tisn?. ir little paper for fn school, promises to eluding rental ct fu nrt.irc, $2,0; t Attractive lei, irar" provements alone will music the ba as boutcnn!crea or otherwise, wIIV ; cost us . v tal. $1200. b. distinct advance, for he will now ha big gas conventionr an wor". "This rgtimatp rns Urnn su distributed at the - ., ...... y opportunity to supervise the by Harry L. from grade through se to Gove: nor Prnkhamy who has in in San Francisco Strange? the first the manager tho Uonolulu Gas nior. class In ice academy. He wi' formed your committee, that he wil of Comj. attorney-genera- pany, wht for the coast' Thd Goodyear Service Stations again have charge of the glee club? take up wfth the l tV left question of advancing the amount out leis will he of yellow wlthf a bright which he managed last Tear. v of the contingent fund. Upon rjcelv green card on which d ' W TOiGIlT:!-- - lires in oiock ing the reply of the governor you? gold letters, "Aloha from Honolulu. L ALFORD GETS OFF committee will promptly report it t' FOR SALE BY the convention.'' The discussion of the eight ccntere A Perfect on this report It being the opinion o many that the .secretary fhould. r? J Compledon Auto Service WITIISI50FII ceive more than '14 traay. wuiiair C. Achi exjjresae Ms mwlitkm ier r Gives "that deli- Brady $1 the position of 8ecretarywas worth cately dear and flftiiamp; v- " t ; s ,4 cent, com--' " a day If it was worth a an'' refined I George Famous Co.cedy s Presents Eroadhurst 's many ' others followed with lone-speeche- Merchant arid 'Alakea Sts." Phone 4688 which said the same thtnr v every woman W. O. Smith opposed any change-I- desires. Keeps the schedule. . He had been on th' Oawiy skin W. M. Alford, the colored of . "At Yo pign of Ye Free Air'.' soldier finance committee, he said, and kne N troubles. v fir' the 23th Infantry who was arrested on from the manner In which the gover til3 the charge of selling liquor at Wahia- - nor had spoken that he would give nr Go aud's :U. wa without a license, was fined $150 more money than the sum mentioned m and costs in police court this morning rs in the report - i ' Alford keeps a Scho-- i restaurant near Here J. H. S. Kaleo discovered thr Orientaltream I AND GENERAL DAIRY PRODUCTS 1; field Barracks, and ' has been in the f- '' there were two important official? We will send complexion t - i'" . rs; habit of selling booze to soldiers -; them at'? the omitted from the payroll, the sergeant 4 chamois and book, of Pow- r'MHGei and on several occasions the authori at arms and the messenger, but Ka der leaves for 15c. to cover ties have heard complaints that the leo's suggestion --vas overlooked in th cost ofmatiing and wrapping.. Alford was a meeting-plac- e house for rush of ideas which followed. AlDnvgists and Deportment Stom ruffians. v- - w Paulo Hokii supported the commit- FF.RD T. HOTKINS ((SON Where the rrice is Rigbt' ; . a This morning Mrs. Alford V Jones SI. . wv. stated ot tee rigorously. A. D. Castro then Gra( ion Phone 4225 .? V; :rnr Fori:ari(l Bcrctania the stand that the defendant did not moved that the committee be sent back v sell any liquor, but also stated that to further confer with the governor. she was the boss of the place wMlr Charles F. Chillingworth, seconding her husband was away. Alford or the motion made by Castro, stater' cross examination stated that the that if the members of the conventioi place was closed when he was away thought that they could get the $120 and was that nothing sold at that time dispose of as they pleased . for und then it 7 Most of the morning was taken up b they were very much mistaken. arguments of Charles Chillineworth Will Check Each Item. School and Plav, deputy attorney, and J. A. Mazocn "The governor will go over ever: counsel for the defense. After the de detail of the submitted list," he said Rubbish Burners. a t r , The Shoes for Boys cision by Judge Monsarrat. the case "and before the convention can use f was appealed. The Field caser anoth- cent of the contingent fund each of iU Galvanized iron, electrically; welded; (Letfs er Wahiawa liquor matter, is down bills must be O. K.'d hv the mv"i"r Noiseless, Flexible, Durable en the calendar for September 16. stand in removable ashpan.) G 6ne; it's and Inexpensive. MAUI CAN GROW III : Carelessness and the only way to insure protection from J - L Ignorance ing sparks, etc. Prk $3.00 and $3.50, according ? to size. JUICY PEACHES DeWitt Garbage Cans.

, ANTISEPTIC STtfcSi if yk- - Extra-heav- A! FINE PEARS k onuunco y corrugated galvanized Iron. Tyree's with tight-fitting Strongest Antiseptic Powder cover. container "Do you yearn pear cat-proo- Mclnerny Shoe Store, for the luscious And. M It Oil m Qmc Is Dog-proo- f f. which grows, so they say, only in the sTn f Ulaetla It known. and Three chilly regions Do you mniamtMMOr wtw ad V Fort Above King Street of the North. 4m ao mt tte mmt tauter miss the luscious peach? Then ?o t sizes. -- t.:..'-17- 7 Ma-.:i!- " 'c immm Mht tw So says V. O. Aiken, member o nQoM W tmMlmr utlMeUe olvtfcM. VKMQpAIMn AMA the Promotion Committee from Maui DODCHB. r. and knowing that deeds speak morf eloquently than words, he has sent tc A. P. Taylor, secretary of the commit Lewers & Cooke, We attend to Checking and Sealing of tee, a little box of fine peaches and 25c, 50c $1 Bartlett pears. Lumber and Building Materials So.King Kt" A few of them ere bruisd slightly J.STTRE,aQslhc on the tri; over from Maui and on' BAGGAGE r two of the poars had been nicked by the Mediterranean fruit fly, but or on all outgoing steamers without Inconvenience to pansengen the whole a casual observer could no' have told them apart from th? pro We also make a specialty of Furniture Moving. ducts of the mainland orchards. Tlie liad the firmness, the acid tste am' i ihe delicate perfume of iruit grown ir - Union-Pacif- Uie North. ic Transfer Company, Ltd.. The Promotion Committee lo ks up YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF- THIS on the display r.R a trimup'J. and wil We furnish tables, chairs and every equipment for social gatherings of all kinds, as well as the necessary ' J U. K. Mail Carrier. probably place the peaches and pears sent by Mr. Aiken in a prominent plac King lit next to Young Hotel Phone 187 In the committee rooms as a mute an ICE CREAM, CONFECTION:EI;5! swer to those wLo complain that th For select parties we have special ice cream moulds many designs, moulds, card characters, etc for islands cannci i roduce the fruits of f of initial distinctive service. These moulds are serving as place cards at many social functions.'; Our products are the best and 3 the prices are lower. Bear us in Advice mind when preparing for that next entertainment. We also maintain an excellent cafe. Our Is: ' When you feel out of sorts from consti- Try it for your meals. "L V ' pation, let us say that if PHONE 2205 REACHES jtexaBfc OtdenJlxe&, Hustace-Pec- k Co., Ltd. THE PALACE OF SWEETS; ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK do not relieve you, see a physician, "The Oasis Beautiful'? FIREWOOD AND COAL because no other home remedy wilL Sold only by us, - King and Maunakea Streets A good place to stop to and from marfrpt rf(' 88 QUEEN STREET .:. v P. O. BOX 212 f STAB-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, THURSDAY. KEPTEMBKR 9, 1015.

Honolulu Stock Exchange rcTTri HonoluluAuction Roo m The Popolar Thursday. Sept. !. " Alakca Street, apposite Baily's TONIGHT MERCANTILE. Bid. Asked MfKECKSBE Furniture Stort. I i Alexander & Rah! win Ltd 22," M.i rn;t i Mitiortil lv L)il;i KobwlMi in C. Brewer & Co SUGAR. hVa Plantation Co 21 211-- .- VELVE TONS OF JAGK GHAIUTY Haiku SiiRar Co. 163 (Hawaiian Apr Co Aii liilKtiiijr. Stirring Story of t Tit Sierra M;ilr' Hawaiian C. A: S. Co... 3.. 3t4 Hawaiian Sugar Co .... Regular Prices: 15c and 25c Honokaa Sugar Co o IN ARTICLE ON MAILTO COAST U lonomu Sugar Co S. Co 21 Kfutchinson Plant. .... FRIDAY COMING SEPTEMBER 14, 15, 16, 17 Co 16 Kekaha Sugar Co 1624 SHIPPING THIS TRIP Mfitfm'tif'cirt - Kiw Rwi Pliolo Play Soloa Sugar Co Sale McHryde Sugar Co . Ltd. . 7 lOahu Sugar Co 24 244 KJlaa Sugar Co.. Ltd '"' Hawaii comes in for a "roast" in a Although the postoffice deiwutment Fine Furniture DAMON 1 - and PYTHIAS, j lOncrnea Sugar Co recent issue of the Marine Journal, recently granted a subsidy to the More than 12 tons of English sov- I'ndcr Auspicrv of tli Kiiirlits or Pytlnas Paauhau Sug. Plant. Co 21 which takes occasion to hammer rep- Oceanic line, by which the Sierra will ereigns, worth $5,600,000, are in the Porch Furniture of west carry San Ho- Oceanic Sonoma's specie to ie li;nl of nil iiM'inlwrs of tin order, exrlianizv-.ili- l' pacific Sugar Mill resentatives the eoast lumber mail between Francisco. steamer Til4s Paia Plan. Co 165 manufacturing interests who demand- nolulu, Pago Pago and Sydney and chests. There are 224 boxes of the 3 Chicken Coops for re -- erven! seats at the theater !egirminr Sept. 10. Pepeekeo Sugar Co ed, before the Federal Trade Commis- return, no mail will leave here for the precious coins, each box weighing 110 Pioneer Mill Co 27 27 Vi sion, that foreign-buil- t ships be ad- mainland on the Sonoma of that line pounds. This makee the total weight Bed Springs SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS PRODUCTION San Carlos Mill Co, Ltd. H 84 mitted to coastwise commerce be- I this afternoon, at least from the post-- ! of the gold 24.640 pounds, more than Reserved Seats, 50c; Balcony, 35c; Gallery, 25c. Waialua Agri. Co 21 21V tween Atlantic and Pacific ports of office. 12 tons. Mattresses Walluku Sugar Co the United States. When the ship sails at 5:30 o'clock. The money is being .carried to San ... - ... t . - WaimanaJo Sugar Co "We can think of no class of men," it will carry only mail left in stamped Francisco banka by the Oceanic liner, ,t NVaimea Sugar Mill Co erupts the Journal, "fit to match these envelopes at the office or C. Brewer which arrived here from Sydney thia Goods Handled Free for MISCELLANEOUS. Pacific coast lumbermen in sheer & Company, Oceanic agents. The com- morning, to pay: hills of various, kinds Haiku F. & P. Co.. Pfd blind selfishness and greed except pany reported this morning that it be- owing to American firms for war mu - Sale at mail-carryin- Auction Fiaiku F. & P. Co., Com those people of Hawaii who, enjoying lieves the government has let a. g nitions, supplies, groceries and the Haw. Electric Co 200 the highest kind of high tariff pro- contract to the Sonoma and countless .other things exported from Haw. Pineapple Co 33 '4 34 tection on their raw sugar, demanded Ventura, on the same terms as the the mainland in the last year or more. WAR CONTINUES Hilo R. R. Co.. Pfd free trade in transportation between Sierra's subsidy, but no confirmation .In addition to the gold the ship la Hilo Ry. Co., Com 45 .50 Hawaii and the mainland of the Unit- has been received here to date. carrying two boxes .of opals in, the 152-15- - The Royal Toggery, 4 Hotel Hon. B. & M. Co., Ltd... 184 184 ed States. When these Hawaiians ap- The Sierra will leave San Francisco rough,- going to San Francisco to be Hon. Gas Co.. Pfd 100 peared in Washington they were blunt- November 9 on her first Australian cut and . polished-- One box is about ptreety Hon. Gas Co. Com 100 ly asked to show on what side of the run,-- but unless authority is received two cubic feet in site and the other war i continues unmerciful Hon. R. T. & L. Co fence they stood whether they were here before that date. Oceanic steam- one cubic foot, . - - nter-Islan- d S. N. Co 200 protectionists only for themselves and ers wtli take no mail officially for the i The liner ducked at Pier,10tllh on the remainder or the Mutual Tel. Co 18 free-trade- rs for everybody else and mainland in the meantime. morning, at 2:50 o'clock after an un 145 148 every industry. They were ask- Purser H. Holtx of the Sonoma. af- )ahu Ry. & Land Co other eventful voyage Jiere from Sydney -- f Bell Clothing Cd.'s Stock 'ahang Rubber Co ed if they would support a free sugar ter tho boat came in from Australia leaving, were August,,x5.x Co. bill if a coastwise free ship bill were this morning, was informed by a Star-Bullet- in "anjong Olok Rubber 234 , .The- - Sonoma brought no passengers for one more week, be BONDS, enacted. reporter that the government for this port, but will. take about 60 when hostilities will suspended, mail-carryin- iamakua Ditch Co. 6a... "That was all that needed to be has- - awarded the Sierra g for Saa .Francisco when she sails at peace declared. and the field cleared of its destruction. iaw. C. & Sugar Co. Ga.. said. The Hawaiian gentlemen subsidy. This was the first news he : away S:30 o'clock this afternoon. The list lawaiian I it. Co. 6s promptly took themselves from had heard of the award. of these will be found in another col-- iaw. Ter. 5s, Pub. Imp., Washington. The same question "Well, I'm glad to hear of it," he umn. law. Ter. Pub. Imp. 4a.. should be put with emphasis to the said. "That means the row they've ; !Araong more notable passengers There are only left a few more hats at 50c Ter. 4Mn west coast lumber manulacturers if been fighting for a year has been set the law. on board r are,: their, highnesses ; the law. Ter. .... they come to the national capital ask- tied." Boys' Hats are going: at. 15c and 25c 3a 11 Rajah, und Ranee of Pudukota. who Illo R.R.Co. 6s Issue 1901 52 ing for free trade in ships." The Sonoma brought sacks of THE von HAMM-YOUN- Q CO, mail from Sydney, and will be the are going to sanvjrrancuco. on their Sailor Caps are going: 25c and 50c lilo R.R.Co. R.&E.Con.6s 52 V . ...LTD Honolulu .v at first boat to carry mail to Australia wedding .trip, having been married ia 'il jlocbkaa Sug. Co., ' . COMPANY TO SECURE 4 Melbourne only- - month; ago.' They .;Aanta it Linen Collars, men'afnd boys' sizes, any style 15c doz. lion,- - 6.. when she returns here October from Cas Co.. Ltd. 5s. 1004 .' San Francisco. A package of letters may go on to New York.. . Necfctiek-a'h- : lon R. T. A L. Co. 6s 103 IDLE GERMAN CRAFT style V. r ...... ;25c ilw per doz. lauai Ry. Co. 6s for Australia, written on shipboard by $ Mrs.ti .Wr AiAHolman wif e ol. TO SAIL TO SWEDEN - an CRESCENT.?; JEVVEpCi CO. Blue Denim Pants, "Boss of Road" 50c each hcBryde Sugar Co. 5s.. the passengers, was brought- to the premlecjof New. South Wales, is jlutual postofflce, in case an earlier boat other passenger. She is going to the ' ; , Repairing a Speelalty r Tel. 6s NEW YORK, N. Y. announce- J i; f The should Niagara,-o- f visit,andJ'wjJi Jumpers, "Bess-'o- Road". . . . . 40c each pahu R. & L. Co., 5s... 104 arrive, but as the states for .an extended ment from Amsterdam that a company Canadian-Australasia- n line, Stop see ex Sug Co. 6 (Re the .does at San Francisco to the .1 Vv V. Pabu "Sweden-Americ- a ' 'v c?lled the Line" was :. r- - Blue Denim4 Pants, boys' 35c each deemable at 103 mat not arrive until October 6, the Sono- position, . .; .' at being formed to carry on trade be- i Fort, Pauahi St. ; ." ma will probably to carry e tor.; l urity) . 105 105 he the first 'MrXand afri'?Jf.-Coot- .Sydney Etc. Etc. Etc. tween New York and Swedish ports i of - ulaa Sugar Co. .. 92 the letters to Australia, as she is due are other through' passengers lit 6s...... with German ships now idle in. Ameri- three days sooner ir. ac. G. & Fert. Co. 6s.. 103 104 can porta, was followed by the state- Coote is a member or th large, jew Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 6s. .. ment here that among the first ships elry firm of Angus iCoote p, Syd MIU Co. 5s 100 mm1 ney, biggest To and from 8CH0FIELD BAR Give us a call during this week or you will miss a ipneer to be purchased by the new company T one of the in Australia. an Mill Co. 6s IB 11 1 Dr. Mrs. Dilthey. ara RACKS, Alakaa and Hotal tlu, Carlos might bo the Hamburg-America-n and Wemhard great chance to buy things you need a very low price. AgrL Co. 100 every Two Hours 7So one way, at palalua 6a.... Pennsylvania, Mini New Guinea residents' going to the " steamers Bohemia and - mm 81.23 round trip. ? . t port. mainland. The doctor la an employe 5 Bulgaria now lying in this HAWAIIAN TRANS PORTA Sales: Between Boards Ewa Hans Lagerloff, general manager Neyt'.mail from Saa Francisco ia ot the British government, , which now 14; 20, 25 Ewa 21 V4; 15 Onomea 34; scheduled to arrive tomorrow on cap TION'COPAMYf i of Scandinavian-America- n Trad- the hfs control of the island, having WO 5 19; the Pioneer 274; Mut. Tel. Co. ing Cohipary tierey added T. K. K. liner Shmyo Maru. tured it from the .Germans, since the The Royal Toggery 0, 50 Hilo $10,000 Hilo Ex. that as offer BaBsssssssaaHM Com. 4; of purchase was subject to the legality war started. s, 524- - of the transfer of the ships from Ger , The Sonoma, going out at 4:30 this Honolulu, cargo brought in-- by the Sotgrstreet at Bishop Street good-size- d Session Sales 10, 10, 10, 5 H. C. & man to Swedish registry' and depend' afternooni will, carry a car- Sonoma Includes 590 tons or fertilizer 4 Co. 36; 5, 40, 50, 5 Olaa 35 go of .bananas from Honolulu for San 5; San ed upon whether the Allies would per- of i which. 53S sacks are dried blood viii iura Carlos 84; 5 Waialua 21. mit them to be used in the Atlantic . and 5385' sacks sulphate of ammonia. trade. Mr. Lagerloff added that "it la The through cargo includes 800Q feet .! Itansenwild 8 Idg 1C2 , Wjjrchani St sugar quotation: .96 The Falls of Clyde, an oil tanker Latest degrees probable if the deal goes through in ofJron bark and red- - bean, Australian Brewer,& Co. STOCK AND BOND - BROKERS test, 4.475 cta or $89.50 per, ton. regard to the Bohemia, Bulgaria and sailing vessel from Gaviota, CaL ar- hardwoods ao dense they will not float i Sweden-Americ- a 27,000 temee Hene'ulu Stock ni Bend Pennsylvania, the rived this morning with. barrels In, water.-kinswo- ol. jcopra. and sau jH. BURNETTB-- r " line will purchase the Hamburg-America- of oil for the Associated Oil Com- sage casings" are also"TncIudedr ' CammluloMP ef Dd far California 4.475cfs liner Amerika, now lying al pany. anrf NM Yark! " NOTAItV PL1CL1C Sugar 17-kn- ot Boston, and another liner. to-arr- ive -- -' -- SUGAR-FACTOR- S r J. F. U0RGAH C- O- LTD. The- Chiyo Maru ls4ue Draws Mertjajes,' Deeds, v C.'Jis of Shortly after 3 o'clock this after- here Monday from Yokohama and the COMMISSION MERCHANTS, STOCK BROKERS noon U. supply ship Supply sail JAPAN TO AUSTRALIA the S. Orientccording tq Castle &: Cooke, 79 H1PPINQ end INSUR- Information JFumishea ana Loan Beets , San and Bremerton, tne 'umrict' tourxs. MiKkriAnr ed for Francisco loca 1 agents. She will probably 'not STREET, HONOLULU. Phone 1248. ANCE AQENTt. y ,Made. FREIGHT RATES GET repairs. which for She is the boat sail forJSan Francisco until some time Merchant Street Star Sulldlnj Henry Vaterticuxi trujt Co; rammed the F-- l, F-- 2 and F-- 3 Sunday 157? SUBSTANTIAL BOOST Tuesday morning depending omtne r. ihone Ltd. afternoon as she was trying to enter time shdocks. xZ'-- HONOLULU. T. B. "yell- her slip, on coming in from Guam. rOXT 17. Members Honolulu Stock aad Bond Japanese shippers have been "N-- . ' ing their heads off" for more steam- - BY --AUTHORITY. ; Honolulu Construction BENT Exchange. Co--,. LVS FOB ers on the Australian run, according The T. K. K. liner Shinyo Maru is i ) & Graying , Port and Marchant Streets ,1 8 234. ( Cablenews-America- n, due at Pier between 7:30 and RESOLUTION HO4 Two-bedroo- m to Manila '-" cottage; fine location, Telephone 12C8 the - V-Tir- Directors: to o'clock tomorrow- morning, coming x phons43S1 Uat.ef, Officers which prints an item the effect that Su-servis- ud 123. from .San Francisco, radio advices to Be it resolved by the Board of F,;. BISHOP. . . Electricity, gas, shippers in Kobe have repeatedly re- i B...... President screens in all houses. SUBMARINE SCARE REPT Castle & Cooke stated today. The of the City and County of cottage for 2; $15. quested the Nippon Yusen Kalsha, O. H. ROBERTS.ON Small furnished 5 Territory of 1 Hawaii, through the Kobe Chamber of Com- liner will sail between '4 and o'clock Honolulu, that IN .Vice-Preside- Partially furnished house: $32.50. NIAGARA IN DARKNESS WISH ADVERTISE nt Manager tomorrow afternoon for the Orient. the sum r 11 teen uunarea xwuars IP YOU TO' tni Fine cottage in town; $22. merce, to put additional steamers on ol X. rVERS. BecreUrr ON VOYAGE TO SYDNEY (21500.00) be and the same is hereby Small cottage in town; $16. for Australian trade. - company That the cargo of the American? annronriated t out of money in the Aaywatr U Ary Tina, 6ancn or- B. A. K ROSS Treuorer New house; $30. The steamship has just Territory A passenger on the Niagara, writing announced, states the Asahi, that it Hawaiian freighter Georgian, which General Fund of the for the Vrita O. R. CARTER Director For Sale. purpose, . went on Duxbury reef. following to wit: ; XL ADVEIITISINO Choice building iota in Kalihi. to a friend in Honolulu, says of the will despatch to Australia two steam- ashore nearS'n a DAKE'pi C. H. COOKS Director trip down from Honolulu to Sydney: ers, the Totoml Maru. 3412 tons, and Frat,cisco, a few weeks ago, will be Maintenance Roacs, Honolulu, 1500.00 QJLVT., on Texan, of the same, Presented by J. R. Director "The ship is in darkness every the Tenshiu Maru, 4173 tons. forwarded the 224 Stnsoxna) StreeWiXiiFriclsca . - ROBERT W. SHINGLE, JL COQKJ:...... Dlrlor H. Schnack, night, as there has been a scare about The Nippon Yusen Kaisha from Oc wag stated today by the Honolulu- of- X. J. Supervisor. -- port-hole- s fice. The Georgian lost her schedule 1 Real a submarine. The are tober will, increase the. freight on CITY Mlt--C COMPANY? LTD. JL OARTLEY Director Eatate it August 26, 1915. . closed with brown paper pasted over the Australian run. It is proposed, in consequence of the accident, so .that Honolulu, bufldtajf O. 842 Kaa.iumanu 8t Telephone 3133 Importer of tt,taaher,aal D. UAT....M Aiditor the-- freight on she will be withdrawn for this voyage ' them, and we speak in whispers. The for instance, to raise September, ' low. . and w afl heat is terrible, as rooms are general cargo to Sydney and Mel and will go directly back to New York, Approved this 7th day of mi.riiii. .Prii the all D. 1915. your ordex, prompt attention whether shuttered to prevent ray of bourne from $6.25 now in force to returning here as usual on her next A. btxjlt the least .the JOHN C. LANE, large wjoxXU We ,aT bunt light penetrating through. Wish I $7,50 per toe.-- -- i voyage. The boat was not badly dam- per. Mayor, City County of Honolulu, dreda ctJiousea lathis dty wltli was back in Honolulu." aged and has been repaired. and T. H. tect sim,4CUoa. u you want w omu Bishop & Co. 4 PERSIA GETS NEW. :v;L Miss Judge, Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Mr. and 6263-Sep- L 8. 9, 10. PASSENGERS AHRITED BANKERS rr FLAG AT HONGKONG Mrs. A. H. Lawry, Mrs. H. D. M- De-ettt- NO. 229. Pay 491 yearly en. Saving a, ii if, cintosh Mrs. Meyers, Miss Meyers. P. RESOLUTION eompounded twlee '. v Per I. I. str. Claudine, from Maul. by A. McRae, Mrs. H, W. Mobsby, Mr. September 9 Miss A. Quinn, F. O. Associated Press Federal "Wireless Be it resolved by the Board of Su- Annually. (Special by to Hawaii .fchinjK).,) and Mrs. W. H. Newman, E. B. Olson, Miniaary ' Dowse. O. Kidn. .1. C. Plankinston. E. Cable pervisors of the City and County At Laust vjTJ , L it's Highness the Rajah of Pudukota, Scper. Kuminot:), W. A. McKay, Miss TOKJO. Japan Sei in. Tho for Territory of Hawaii, wij; Her Highness the Ranee of Pudukota, Honolulu. that FOVTJSI B. Ah ijing, W. M. Mitchell. mer Pacific Mail "Steamer. Persia sum Twelve Hundred Fifty MB9 Grner, Us new F. F. Robinson. P. Thomas. F. S. Tyler, the of and THE.YOKO.1AMA SPECIE A. Achock. Miss (). Kamura. R. Har- be delivered 'to owners., the Dollars (11250.00) be and the same is BANK, LlftMTEQ. Toyo Ki8en Kaisha, at Hongkong b E. Abell, G. Baltus, Miss Baxter, L. C. nett. Mi?s Mary Ape. H. Johnscn. Mr e, hereby appropriated out of all moneys Ten. October 1. and .wilt be placed on a T. J. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crab-tre- mm Cutter. Mrs. Cutter and infant, Mrs ' in the General 'Amd of the Treasury m Mr. Mrs. Owen Callaghan. K. K. immediately. and U-hi'- route Cipttal euosciibdd. . . .48,000,000 maid, Mrs. I. I J. s following purposes, Cutter's hi, Mrs. C. R. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. W. Con- for the to wit: Caprl raid up bO.000,000 nurse. Miss L. Aklona, Mr. l, of . .$750.00 nolly, J. B. Callaghan, Miss M. Casey, Maintenance Automobiles. Reserve fund ...... 19,600,000 Mrs. McFOiisall. V. Kuhlrnan. Departmental, 500.00 Honolulu Photo J. M. Cohen, L. R. Christian. incidentals 8. AWOKI, Loowl Manooer E. Kuhlman, s. K. Mrs. PASSENGERS BOOKED Cotterill, by Kawaiaea. and Miss E. Davis, J. Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Presented Supply Co, Miss Kawaiaea. Miss V. Aiona. Mrs. DANIEL LOGAN. MEAT MARKET & Sonoma, A. L. Mr. and Mrs. M. GROCERY Achock. Masters Cii and Mrs. Lum Per Oceanic str. from Ho Dischbauer, Supervisor. KODAK HEADQUARTERS nolulu. to sail Z:3U Fitzgerald, M. Glynn, Mr. Gould, Mrs. Sui. Miss Kawaiaea, Miss Annie Ka-wanu- , at this afternoctc Honolulu, August 26, 1915. 10SS Fort Street from Pier 10 Sirs. F. C. McQuade L. Hosking, Miss Hill. T. S. Hives,! AGENTS Miss Julia Kapoi, Miss M. Ka- - GOOD PHONE C. T. H. Hanger, W. H. j 3451 o). ,J. K. Kr.poi. E. M. P. Miss Alice Campbell Mrs. A. J Camp Herman, Hill. Miss Mauke. R. Approved this 7th day of September, 1 1 1 beil. A. Menefoglio. J. X. Ulair, Mrs. Houey, Boyde Irwin. G. Ivanusic, Q. a n i . R. F. Vickers. Miss Menezen. A. D. 1915. WANTED. C. YEE HOP A CO. A. B. Rev. Murphy, O. M. Kay, Mr. and Mrs. James Master Mrnezes. Miss E. Miss Earle. Charles Mr Jones, JOHN C. Streeta. Lar- - LANE. HOME INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII, A Chalmers, J. and Mrs. W. K. Devercaux, Mrs. J. W Knox. X. Kennedy, J. Katz, E. Mayor. Chalmers, Joe Kano Thompson. y. City and County of Honolulu, LTD. S. Mishida, Geo. Oidopio. X. Opiopio Mrs. Paty, MiS3 G halestier, R. Ievin, Mr. and Mrs. John T. H. D. 96 CORNER Crane, Mrs. R Crane. Miss S. Menzies. A. A. McDonald, H. McBride, 6263-Sep- Osteopathy KING STREET. FORT. ANNUAL MEETING. Miss Opiopio, V. H. Lee, K S. Lee. O iett t. 8. 9, 10. Mrs. I. Miss E. E. P. j DR. SCHURMANN, Ma'.suda. J. Fassoth. P. Fassoth, .J. Mersebers. Holt, Mrs Mr. Millane. Dr. J. Manfort. A. Hiram, S. W. Fassotii. Master Sheldon. Master M. Mrs Ashford. James .uurray. F. McKale. Mr. Mosberger. RESOLUTION NO. 228. Beretanla and Union Streets HAWAIIAN TRUST Oahu Railway and Land Company. W. Campbell, M. Sheldon. Miss Eva Hanuna. R. A. .irs. Mikkilsen and Jce Peluso, J. Quinn. G. A. Russell, Phone 1733 CO, LTD, H. C. E Cruminond. J. H. Cox. C. A. T. infant. Rice, Bunser, 8. C. Mr. Roper. F. Russo, Mrs. L. Saul, Be it resolved by the Board of Su- Sahr. Thompson. S. The annual :nteiins of the stock- T. Taamoto. Kirn Kava. Master J Mr and .Mrs. Custer. .Mr Messrs. Stanley. William Saunders, pervisors of the City and County of and Mrs. S 7. j Carries on e Trust holders of the Oahu iUilway and Grcves, S Malsumoto. J. Mata. K Moeu. Murphy. ftpt William Taylor, E. Treeby, Mrs. A. Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that Land Company and Mrs. J. a. Hyde. Mr an1 Mrs. Business In all Its has horn railed tor Iiiai. it. A Nekton .!s. Nrnnn. Mas Wolfson, Mr. Williams. Mr. Warner.; the sum of Four Thousand Nine Hun- Wednesday. September 1.".. C. H. Shipley anj ( : C Wll- - branches. 11... in ter Xewtmi. L. K. Cockett. Mrs. P. R ildren. J. J. Weissberger. L. Walker. James dred Dollars ($4900.00) be and the pursuance of an order o! the board of. saro. Kuin Ho. Bruns. Miss P.. M. Williams. Mrs. E. liams. R. White. G. Wellings. same is hereby appropriated out of all of- Hannisan, Miss S I.-- direetors. and will be hold at the Anderson. Miss Per str. W. G. Hall, for Kauai, j moneys in the General Fund in the T. Iva-- : fice of the company, Stangenwali! Waterman. Miss Doeltz. Mrs. H j 44 A seat on the New York stock ex-- ( September Miss Margaret Dunn, Treasury of the City and County for FOR. binidins. in llor.oluln. ;.i 'J j Jones and tv.-.- children. V. Aurmst SALE. H.iai. haniif cas sold for $12,5"n. an in-- ( ' Miss Mollie ("umniines. Miss H an account to be known as Purchase p. Mrs. S I Mis- - F. Viork ir cii tli.it ilate reasp of 2"n lian: ami infant. Stewart, Helen PoePue. Miss M. Four-Whee- l Knox Martin Tractor. ;er the iast previous m Miss $1000 Lot 7ux200, 10th ave.. close car The stork tr.TIisfeC . ; will he saie. Ainst Mrs. Sniitii ;:lil Hos.n. Miss Maria Ellis. M. V. T. Kan Presented by Two-bd- r. 1 . . passengers: R $1200 cottage, 13th ave.. Pa dosed Irom September 1" tli Wlute Thr;)ii;h Miss K. Wilkins. Miss M. rioden. Miss CHAS. X. ARNOLD. 75x118. I'. I.. Browne. Mi:-- s M. E. Berry. .Mrs. j lolo Hill: lot dates inc!'.isi o, . COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE K. Burke, .Miss B. Martin. Miss M Supervisor. Three-bdr- . hrn;i $2300 cottage, Weaver A. V. VAN VALKKNT.ri!' '.. Beckmaim ami infant. Miss A. Holt, vfjgs Alice Le Miss Grace !n? Honolulu, August 26, 1915. BROMO-QUININ- E, Campbell. E. lane; lot 46x82. Secretary. Oaii'.i Uaiiway .mi Land LW'ATIVE J. Mr. and Mrs. J. footc. Geo. HogR, John K. Stewart, Mis: Man r. n Two-bed- cottage, Green st.; Mr. L. . Duffy Puritan $2500 Company. moves the cause. Used the world over and Mrs. and infant. rine Samtcn. Miss Hallio Samaon Approved this 7th day of September, jlot 35x70. Honohilu. Soi)icn;her '.. IIM". Dr. and Mrs. Dilthey. C. Eugster. Mrs. Miss Masae Tanaka, Miss Christopher A D. 1915. Butter t264-Sej.- to cure a cold in one day. E. W. t. V. in. i, H. l :. Fink. Miss Fink. L. M. Cleason. Ft. E. sen, Mrs. .Ichn Mendes. JOHN C. LANK. no equal , GROVF' signature on ench M has ; box. Mailt Miss Miss Hun vT?VRi TT-- RVRATTfiTT Hiintl'. Hunter. Mayor. City ami County of Honolulu, iv , " or superior, Ik-nuc- STirr;ri.Lt:n. m:s yu Air. and Airs. Mis; f - ' ter. iic::ae, STAK.nriXETTN mYES-- op T. If. . ' ; TODAY SEWS TODAY ?

TiOXOU'M" STAR BI'I.LF.TIX. TIII IiSUAY. SEPTF.MUKK :'. l!H.V SEVEN

NEARLY 1 00 ARE The Popolar 7 Lnfoeirtty TONIGHT DRAWN FOR COURT Tkeatos TONIGHT 7:40 P. M. DUTY IN OCTOBER V.x-u- s Paramount Ft;itun TlioatiT CHATTY JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS 3All1 - An ntT("tiny- Stirring Story of tlie Sierra .f;nlrt' Seventy Must Serve as Trial! Regular Prices: 15c and 25c "1 ' v 1 Jurors and 23 to Serve on RITA JOLIVET Federal Grand Jury COMING SEPTEMBER 14, 15, 16, 17 IN The of 70 wrson.s to srve Majjrrrifjceirt -- nam8 Fiv Photo I'lay as trial jurors in the local federal ourr during the October. 191.,, term. and the names of 23 persons to serve DAMON and PYTHIAS as member of the federal grand jury ' Au.-jii'- for the same term were drawn in fed I'mlrr T of tin Knights of Pytlnns ' he erai court yesterday, Ti-k4- - Ii.'mI rxchaiiL'v-;ili- V to lw of rnMnhr of tin onler. j Following are the persons drawn 3 : r I for the trial jury - for roMTX at the theater l)eii)nin,Lr Sept. ft. KViiianti.- (iirl Monto- - il sits Thomas Oheseboro. Karauela. Ha- The AivMiturcs of an American in waii; Henry M. Kohala, Ha SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS PRODUCTION Kenton. - -- also waii; I). T. Collins, Wailuku, Maul: ncirro- featuring Reserved Seats, 50c; Balcony, 35c; Gallery, 25c. Koy I. Banks. Honolulu; John A. Rad-- i mm ay, Honolulu; Andrew Adams, Ka-1-uk- u; V. A. Sparks. Wailuku; J. F. HOUSE PETERS Child. Honolulu; William Branco. Ho- nolulu; W. H. Field. Wailuku; Clinton E. Mayne, Honolulu; Raymond C. KATHLYN WILLIA51S , Brown. Honolulu; Percy O, H. Deve-rill- s tron; Honolulu; George Richardson. Tlti is Miticly tlif WAR CONTINUES Hilo; Charles S. Hall. Honolulu; John In , Bray, Pahala, Hawaii; Augustus H. t IJoTiiaiK-- H'pscntf'il tliis D. M. Cobb, 152-15- 4 HanDa, Honolulu; Harry The Royal Toggery, Hotel Honolulu; John Broad, Kailua; Ran- dolph G. Moore, Honolulu; Charles F. soason. Toautifiil ami !o- - ADVENTURES Street", continues unmerciful war Gllliland. Honolulu; F. R. Werthmul-ler- , Honolulu; James S. Fox, Hono- An lulu; Thomas E. Wall, Honolulu; John witchin. of on the remainder of the Little, Lahalna; Charles Phillips, Ho- ' nolulu; Alfred K. Magoon, Honolulu; A Bell Clothing Co.'s Stock Charles H. Atherton, Honolulu; R. F. Clarke, Honolulu; Arthur My hre, Ho- ... for one more week, when hostilities will be suspended, nolulu; John M. Ross, Hakalau; Geo. j A. Brown, Honolulu; Ernest Giesecke, RITA JOLIVET wwm 4. peace declared ?nd the field cleared of its destruction. Honolulu; George Kaiser, Honokaa; William N. Manna. Honolulu; P. C. Third Episode and Beamer, Hilo; Dennis J. Cashman, Ho- nolulu; G. E. Schaefer, Honolulu; God- There are only left a few more hats at 50c Frei-tas- . frey F. Affonso, Honolulu; M. D. with Boys' Hats are going: at 15c and 25c Honolulu; George C. Watt, Koha- lTHEiEKil la; John Seghorn, Kekaha; James W. Sailor Caps are going at 25c and 50c Macneil, Honolulu; E. E. Bodge, Ho- .V.. nolulu; Henry A. Taylor, Honolulu; i ' Linen Collars, men1 and boys' sizes, any style 15c doz. Florence J. Sullivan, Olaa; Henry "Up v A. Taylor, Honolulu; Florence J. Sul- NecktiesV any style . V. . .' 25c doz. HOUSE PETERS per livan, Olaa; Henry Kruse, Walmea, K. Akina, Rey- Prices: 10, 20, 30 Cents Blue Denim Pants, "Boss of 50c each Kauai; Ernest Kohala; '. ', t Road" i - nold B. McGrew, Honolulu; Robert T. I - . t - ; Jumpers, "Boss- of Road". . . . . 40c each Fortest, Punaluu; Urban G. Hinders, Kailua; Mannie Phillips, Honolulu; F. Blue Denim Pants, boys' 35c each E. Haubold, Honolulu; H. D. Sloggett, ' ' Etc. Etc. Etc. Pala, Maui; Thomas M. Church, Ho- nolulu; Albert K. Shaw, Lahalna; J. F. Durao, Honolulu; Irwin Kimball, IliEMRICAL EifFERINE Honolulu; Richard L. Hughes, Eleele; I 1 Give us a call during this week or you will miss a William D. Ellsworth. Honolulu; Alan TQNIGHT TONIGHT S. Davis, Honolulu; Frank, Dias, Hilo; great chance to buy things you need at a very low price. William Forbes, Papaikou; Augustus . - BISHOP DISGUISES AS M ...... ',-- v- , S. Prescott, Honolulu; James K. Par- LUNAE ker, Kamuela; George E, Brims, Ho- JT nolulu; James W. Kershner, Honolu- B I Q:U. TH v The Royal Toggery lu; William P. O'Brien, HUo; W. C. A prize fight soene, limpeea on the can cfaim any lead over What Hap- - Nicholl, Hamakuapoko; Paul Jones, Inside of an academy for young la- pened to Jones From a standpoint Lahaina. dies, an escaped lunatic in action, a rapid F SoieT at Bishop Street of fire corned; Street bishop in the guise of the escaped George Broadhurst has given to the The persons drawn for the grand Presents George Bxoadhurst 'a Famous Comedy V jury are as follows: lunatic, the prize fight raided by the photo-pla- y tan a classic. H. Perreira, Honolulu; John Ashley, police all these are scenes that in- In the hands of an. all-sta- r cast, in- Honolulu; Henry P. Beckley, Hono- terest, excite and produce mirth in cluding such actors as Fred Mace, lulu; Henry Kertsche. Honolulu; John "What Happened to Jones?" the week- Josie Sadler and Mary Catlcson this - I I II I II II , II II Mil II II II Efflnger, Honolulu; John M. Perry, end offering at the Bijou theater. picture is nightly adding to the num- The World Film Corporation is sup- ber of regular patrons of house. V V U Ul: U II U UU U Waienae; A. Stobie, Honolulu; that ' Charles - Ui, flLkl.... Hearst-Seli- g . mm IT?" Harry H. Morehead. Hilo; K. Notley, plying an excellent service to the Bi- The Weekly News Bul- it Paauilo; James Gibb. Aiea; J. C. Mo-cin- e, jou theater and has sent a number letin is an interesting pictorial review Hilo; Jacob Kauhane, Lanai; of splendid films to Honolulu, but of recent news events around the James A. Wright, Kohala; Theodore none that it has previously handled world. "Industry earns; Wolff; Honolulu; Samuel R. Dowdle, Makawao; George Pillar, Wahiawa; V. Mm Economy manages; C. Schoenberg, Wahiawa, Kauai; FOREST MAIDEN 1' IN JACK CHANTY James Webster, Pepeekeo; Harry Har- FEATURING FRED MACE IN 5 LAUGHING PABTS ris, Honolulu; Arthur Wong, Honolu- plans; lu; Parker Cummings, Honolulu; Prudence Manuel I. Silva, Honolulu; Claude J. "If you w ant to see a typically Am-- 1 the hate of a man battle for suprem-erica- n Wheeler, Paumalu. Oahu. photo-pla- y go to the Popular acy. Also: A Hearsliii theater this week, says the publicity "Jack Chanty" deals with a gold r - . M t . Frugality saves; t - quarter-- -- .f manager of the theater. It is mining claim and the love of a te there iup-to-ua- uurrent riVenw in all its virility. The principals in bred Indian maiden. Figman ap- it But Thrift-Th- rift MUSICIANS PACK the production are Max Figman and pears in the role of Chanty and Miss SHOW STARTS AT 7:45 O'CLOCK ; Lolita Robertson and they are support- Robertson is the maid of the forest. ed by a romantic drama set in extra- A society belle from the East enters Prices : Ten, Twenty and Thirty Cents. ordinary scenes of the big outdoors and almost succeeds in winning the earns, AND plans, CAPETOWN HALL and shown to the best advantage from hero away from the heroine. the standpoint of photography." The next big attraction at the Pop- - The picture is entitled "Jack Chan- ular will be "Damon and Pythias," to j COMING FRIDAY ANP manages, AND saves." ty." Red-bloode- d men match their be shown underv the auspices of the The Capetown tov:n hall is a capa- - wits with cravens in the heart of the Knights of Pythias of Honolulu. This ! 3C )0 peo- cious building holding nearly forest and on the rugged sides of moun- promises to be a memorable week in ; ple, yet at each of the Cherniavsky tains, while the love of a woman and the annajs of local moving pictures. 6-- Big trio's recitals, many would-b- e auditors Amateur were turned away disappointed, as the the second time, where thy have Sufits" & town haJl authorities were forced tr broken all records." DEN A GREAT EVENING OF FUN AND PLEASTOE BISHOP CO. stop the sate oX Reals. They appear, in Honolulu on eptcin O'ROAR T ber 20 at Opera House. "With their wonderful i ersonality the Savings Department. aud talent, Leo, Jan and Mistliei Cher ' niava)ty violinifit tUlnist end cellist ' respectively have carried the banner NEW MOVIE STAR TICKETS TAKEN of success into 10 countries, and like Alexander the Great hpve been look I ing' for more StTds.to conquer." dc j tftares'an advance ateA-- DY AD CLUB ''Musical London has strucv; its co! IN STRONG PLAY IN SMo ' ors despite the influential Mrejudicp.--agafn.g- r Stout yi.uth. The "great Cnerniav STAR-BULLET- i To take charge of the Ad Club end IN CENTS PER MONTH skjs have recently marched trium-- 75 I'.Bantly through South Africa for the Kleanor M. Ingram's romantic dra- of the .Jane O'Roark benefit to be For School Wear third time, and India, and the K?st for ma of the hills and castles ot Monte- given at the Bijou theater next Wed negro will serve as the medium for nesday evening, September V, tne fol- the introduction of a new star to Ho- lowing committee has been auro ntel: Sturdy styles which stand nolulu this evening. "The Tnafraid" C. U. Wright and W. C. H 4- -s of the is the offering and Rita Jolivet the Star-Bulleti- James A. D'inbar and star. The place will be the Liberty Jack Cleary of Henry Mr.y & Com- knocks and bumps, and theater. pany, and Neil Slattery of the Hono- A MESSAGE TO YOU gen- FROM AD CLUB .iiss Johvct is liornlded as a beauti- lulu Gas Company. Any of these which are so built as to THE ful and talented screen artist. This tlemen can furnish tickets. They be- will lif her initial appcirance in liiih gan receiving reservations this morn- allow We are going to give our support to that city. ing. the feet to develop "The Tnairaid" will prove consid- This occasion, as has been before erable of a change from the large stated in these columns, has been pre- naturally. 0'R.OAR.K BENEFIT amount ot comedy that lias been in dicated by the sudden illness of Miss J&m in film It a order recently the houses. O'Roark, who suffered severe attack is a romantic drama with a punch. of pneumonia shortly after she arriv- To be given Wednesday hi$it, September 15th The plot is laid alone new and inter- ed in this city to present a series of Regal high-clas- s Shoe esting all Store lines and iron1 reports 'he vaudeville offerings at the picture should register "big" in t'nii Bijou theater. Since that time the Corner Streets THE BiJOO city. talented voting lady has been confined Fort and Hotel THEATER j Kathl'-n- at the Ojieen's hospital. regular Ad Club.style. enough. Now "The Adventures o;' w.l anoTin$t at that That's get together and .round out the program. in charge o! program of Those the pull. The excellent program will be announced later. the evening have not completed all the White (Tims have recently been arrangements as yet. but will an- Tickets for sale by any of these Ad Chibbers: i K hot by farmers near Alton. III. Many nounce the full program as soon as f tlkun are uerfeetily white without ocssible. Messrs. O'Farreil and Drum. J. A. Dunbar. Henry May & Co. C. J). Wright, Star-Bulleti- n single hla'-- leather. Miss O'Roark's associates, have this ''Good Jack Cleary, Henry May & Co. W. C. Hodges.. Star-Bulleti- in charge and promise an excellent Oriiehtal PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. All men-ber- s i 0 Neil Slattery, Honolulu Gas Co. ptogram. ol the Ad Clui PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed are requested to be present upon this Silk aiid Cc'!on to occasion, w th all of their friends and - I 50c. 75c, 31.00. It will be worth more. Come and bring-- your friends. Watch cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to ladies. the papers. days or money refunded. 14 Made by When Yonr Eyes Need Care PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis. Hotel St, near Nuuana; U S. of A. " Try Marine Eye Renedy KK5IIT nOXdl.l I.r STAR RUT.I.ETTN. TIU!t.Sl.Y. SKITKM ItKli !'. IIU.I.

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BORN. BetterSight-L- ess Young Businessmen Head PAEXUKUI In Honolulu. Septembei 6, Joseph Pae- - 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. i kukui, of Vineyard, near Liliha Firm of Wichman & Co. Lid street, a son. SJ1J Annoyance MAU In Houoh'lu. AugJst !. 1!1". t CLARK LIKELY Mr. and Mrs. Mail Kco, of Kukt. A Lot of .Two Acres ou Z Torie Lenses give near River street, a daughter. a larger field of APO In Honolulu, September 4, 1 1) 1 j clear vision, and to Mr. and Mrs. Harrv K. Ajo, Sr.. TO KEEP PLAGE MAKlkr HEIGHTS their curved shape of 1710 Liliha street, a son. wiih worth ten ccnt3 per foot makes thetn appear Propertv marine view alone very much neater MARRIED. FOR FOUR CENTS - i than flat lenses. The threatened resignation of Your eyelashes will ANDftEWS-DEDRIC- K In Honolulu, Charles Clark, road overseer for the not touch them, September 7, 1915, James Richard city and county, who figured in the nor will you find Andrews and Mrs. Louisiana Ded-ric- k, smash-u-p of a city automobile cn the Elder Ernest L. Miner of the windward side of the island some for the one who enjoys an unobstructed view of ocean any rear reflec- ' Church of Jesus Christ of Latter weeks ago, has not yet been filed. ; ' ; tions to confuse ami inonntains.sJ: ; 70R.1G and annoy. Let us Day Saints officiating. Witnesses, That it is less likely ever to be filed j f?C explain their. nany tr. David ,W. Andrews and Matilda P. as the1 days go by seems evident from 1 advantages to you. Andrews. . statements by Mayor Lane and City Let usisliow it to you v MELLOALMEIDA-I- n Honolulu, Sep. and County, Engineer Whitehouse. 4, 1915(.Peter S. jle Mello and Miss Whltehouse, who has the power to A. N; SANFORD Theresa Almeida. Rev. father Rod-rigu- e appoint or ask the resignation of the Frans of the Catholic cathed- men under him, says that he does not ral officiating. Witnesses, Manuel feel that he should rush the matter O bft--i c i a n Oliveira and Mrs." Clara Olivelra. until both sides have been threshed, CAPELLAS-FRANC- A . In Honolulu. especially he he Boston' Bldg: - Fort Street cut and feels that Sept. 4. 1915, ? Antonio 3. Capellas should go slow In his judgment of the OveKMay A Co. ' and Miss Leonora Franca, Rev. Fa- road overseer, following the clearing ther Rodrigue Frans of the Catholic of Clark by the grand jury. cathedral Officiating. Witnesses, "When a body of men gets together HenrrW-- . He41bsJ and Maggie for the express purpose of learning, Ass,n (10 : .itrrade" Rawlins. all the details of the case," says the The :Honblulm Daiiymen's x ' CARABALLO-COST- A In Honolulu, engineer, ' I do not feel it meet, that 7M of work i Sent. 4, 1915, Frank Carabalio and I should go against their decision In ' Miss Emilia da .Costa, Rev. Father asking Clark to resign." Y ' of- .US done on , Ulrich of the Catholic cathedral Mayer Lane sent a letter to White-hous-e ficiating. Witnesses, Stephen Abra- before leaving for Hawaii, in M. M. Johnson.. ham and Carolina Abraham. which he requested that the engineer JARRETT-KAAU- A In Honolulu, Sep. furnish him with all data possible ,iv il1 vand Chil- - To head the active management of 4, 1915, W. W. Jarrett and Mss E. concerning the condition Clark was in one' of Honolulu's long-establishe- d and Kaaua, Rev. Akaiko Akana of the when the smash occurred. important business bouses is the dis Young People's League officiating. No answer has yet been received Velvet Ice Cream W. and James iililsliuis: Unction that has come to two 'young Witnesses, J. Searle by the mayor, although he is looking K. Jarrett. one daily. M. for Honolulans M. Johnson and Fred KALAI-NEI- L. In Honolulu, Sept 4. - "The request for Clark's resignation Manufacturers; store-- W. Wichman. At a meeting of the 1915, Daniel K. Kalai and Miss v is entirely in of engt corporation F. & Co. the hands the of H. Wichman Fred W. Wichman Grace Neil, Rev. Akaiko Akana of neer,",8ays the mayor, "and none of Ltd., last Saturday, Mr. Johnson was the Young People's League officiat- is my ; Personally, I elected president and manager of ing. K. Hobbs business. however, thi 1894 and Joined Wichman & Company Witnesses, J. and do not see how resignation can company and Mr. Wichman vice-presi tht in 1897. He was elected treasurer of Annie Lani Kalai. be sought cn these grounds when the dent and treasurer. company 1903 vice-preside- GOUVEIA-MORANH- In Honolulu, the in and grand jury has exonerated him. How- 11. 4, 1915, Gouveia, Sr., ,The reorganiiation of the firm fol Jn 1912. Mr. Wichman, sen of F. Sept Jose de Wlilte-hous- ever, I am still anxious to get e ; upon and Mrs. Julia Moranha, Rev. Fa- Japanese Silk . Goods, and Curio 3 lows the, dcision of Mr. H. F. Wich Wichman, leaving Stanford Uni s letter on the matter." man to spend at least two years oi. verslty In 1912. joined the firm and ther Ulrich of the Catholic cathed- was secretary in year ral officiating. Witnesses, John E. the mainland. He sailed on the Wil elected that If there were only one potato in the it. helmina yesterday with Mrs. Wichmai Since joining thr firm he has demon Goeas and Mary Goeas. SmmEGU S A world a careful It is esti- :. ' up l3os strated his ability as an youns ZABLAN-KAMAN- In Honolulu, cultivator. 1120 Sti .Phone 1522 Above Hotel and will take his residence in alert mated, could produce 1.9,000,000,000 Nnnann Bt' ten for the next two years, while hit businessman and like Mr. Johnson is Sept. 3, 1915, John G. Zablan and from it in 10 years. , . daughters are receiving their educa a pace-sette-r in progressjveness. Miss Emma Kamana, Rev. Father School books and supplies tion. While he has severed active con Both Mr. Johnscn and Mr. Wichman Ulrich of the Catholic church offi- nection with the firm, he still retairu are interested in civic affairs, each ciating. Witnesses, Christine Le-Ro- y 1 J A . l.l. a substantial interest and calls Ho having devoted much time to the na- and Charlotte S. Cavacao. X nolulu his home. He has been foi tional guard. Mr. Johnson is major A over 30 years in the jewelry business of the first battalion. DIED. here has many Sale September 205hi and friends and wide With these two progressive young Ends spread business affiliations in tha isl men at the helm. Wichman & Co KEALAULA At the Queen's Hospi- Time; ands. should enjoy steady increase" in it? tal, Honolulu, September 8. 1915 to make your purchase is during our ORIENTALGOODS Mr. Johnscn came ta Houoliihi in prosperous business. George Kealaula, of Iwilei road, a native of Hana, Maui, 38 years old course, that someone had stolen his KAUEE At the Queen's Hospital, Ho Stock of every meal ticket while he wasn't looking. nolulu, 8 IS 15, Grand Wide RULERS GIVEN September John i description Wilson has served eight months be- Kauee. of School and Frt streets GIinla fore for larceny, and was one of the widower, a native ot Kauai. 41 ye;rt 4 4 trusties who took the sheriffs auto- old. The Best at Any mobile to another part of the island Right place to get the Oriental Goods J Price." AWAY FREE AT and left it there in a dilapidated state. Summons was returned to circuit in Law- - - o court today the case of J. is the ... v "'";"':.;"": The Spedden Shipbuilding Co.. of rence, P. Robinson. Mark A. Robin-se- n CHERRY, and Allen C. Robinson against C. THE WALL-NICHO- Baltimore received a $12.0fMt,i)0; order LS for war munitions. .1. McCarthy, territorial treasurer, an Fort St', Cor, Pauahi. action for adjustment of inheritance Japane BazaaiL4 tax and recovery of moneys paid un- An extensive recruiting campaign j der protest. The plaintiffs ask for Fort St. Opp. Catholic Church To all school children buying their will be launched in the fall by the judgment in the sum of 12, 179.40 and school books and supplies of us. See Navy Department. j the costs of the courV us about printing your name on your lead pencils. Wall. Nichols Co., Ltd.. Royal Toggery, King street. adv. CLOTHES FOR MEN 2 only Sale now on weeks WHILE ON OPERATING 152 54 Hotel SL, at Bishop. TABLE FRIEND TOOK We have just opened another shipment Labeled ALL OLSON'S CASH of Genuine

FOR ICE COLD DRINKS AND G. Wilson, a sailor, was sentenced 14 PER CENT ICE CREAM to nine months in "3ail yesterday TRY THE ry Police Judge Monsarrat on a charge of larceny. Wilson tried to HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. play the Good Samaritan in great Hotel and Btthel Streets fashicn last Sunday afternoon. He Alec Olson, were PALM and sailor. BEACH another standing on a porch conversing when Olson slipped, lost his balance and his arm was broken in the fall. Wil- SCOUTS AND SCUFFERS son ordered a taxicab and l ho injured $3.00 to $3.50 man was taken to Queen s hospital. Then came the irony of it all. While Olson was on the operating table SUITS MclNERNY SHOE STORE AT Fort, above King St. Wilson went through his pockets and abstracted $16 and made a hurried letreat. He purchased a meal ticket and spent the balance on strong drink TT.iJ e m When apprehended by Capt. Mcluf-fi- House of noiei FRESH HALIBUT he confessed and further stated, to TOT TUT convince himselfhat justice takes its Popular Evva PARKER RANCH CORNFED - - BEEF i Prices Fort Metropolitan Meat Market ini ini 3445 TnYCUniUEEYEREUEDU Phone ( Ui i. - innst all be Americans' and nothing . .1. I V4 ,: Koosevelt. . ' -

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r---4 " teuton i'Oio jV 11) es t ...... 'f a 5 --ri II n - - - - I - puTc:r:v:CiSc;i ii ... f Broufjb't - v. "... J tit (In 'n Speech AVhlch General UJl mSEfOli i - i " (Vood VxlukeF rem Garrison :, ... : .. ... : j Defended By ExPreisident ; . iliiiliail)!jiii:l nil. . in Ji ileraent whfcli CoLTbeodore Roosevelt give out Jbst after :Tx left ' "i by Federal Wireless .- ', Machinists ;Sho() PlhttsbuVg train Wg canip where; his 'Severe Rghting Reported 1 on CAssoeiitel Press fnt hfcgo fepeech criticising the neutrality of the BintKELnY, Cals Sept 9.CilIfcr-nil-a 1 OiJler"D:fens3s;bf,yi;!ar are to be treat VS - A . .. t.Valk Out as.ja iRfotesti United State"uas, madej . heald : t criminals hereafter 1 one comment on ed as If they were lit - AgalfisrContradt .T wish'to malce the SifCnS.iCtU I ; v"! statement so frequently made that we ji3r? It has heen announced that accord C . - the prison rerorm plan of Gov- Will Express :: L: must stand by the president I heart- CAasoeiated Pr'eai rederal Wirelessl ins to R::rct I7 ernor Johnson .arrangements have ! ; ry. subscribe to this on condition, andi , NOG ALES, Arizona, "Sept 9, ;What of Arncriociri3j JAssociated Press byVederal Wireless oruy on been made for criminals to he sub- lc; Sept, .Seventy- - conaiuon, inti it ta ioiwwea promises to be another Naco case Is mit Question to CHICAGO. lit. by statement-H- w long as pres jected to a survey by the psychological the the developing; here ;aa the result of . an fl ve German iemployei 'or Call-fornl- a. Aostrian end by country. So-hor- a department of the University of ident stands the garrison Nogales, : httack on the. of ' d : r . . . a local machine shop, yesterday threw 9 r that"; Associated Pre33 by rv : P. ra "it la defensible to' sUte just across the border from here, down .their tool and walked out pn ; will be roado to learn the ex-te- nt 9. TV stand, by. the country, right or wrong. by an army of 4000 Carranzlstas. Tests LONDON. En Trt. strike learning that their employ- it deficiency Is nec- . after It Is ai Indefensible for any free man la Expected Mexican bullets, will End of the and what man note on tho tinhlr. x cf t A: er had .taken , contract to furnish essary to cure the men and women of ; ;'. la In a free republic to state that he will way-acros- s Is ready, according to dt. :.i'l to be manufaetore their the American line as tools used for the itand by' toy official,. right or,wrong, was the case winter and their criminal inclinations. Deri In. jpf.'.th v of Naco last - of. shrapnel shells oa''orders ex-btacl- aL : " v-,::- ': : will say r or - ' ' The note the Ar::' branv fcasualties may. result ;" , 7 ; . Allies, v Ktj:-:';:t:- "The piattsbui'g speech CoL Roose- - ' sunk in se! sc. ex: rr , r ' Hait-Ings- ,' of The battle at present Is In the out WESTERN FHESSYTEniAr.S , . S. vM. . Followin? this strike, Maj.-ge- n. ' the loss of tho lives i f V.. t ; teit wnicn drew down on skirfa of the Sonora town, the Car president the Illinois ,Man-- J; C13LE TO r.lKIACO ;. cf JLeonard 'Wood a stinging; rebuke from rantlsfas storming the dnter defenses. SEf.'D cans, and c.Tcr ta s .1. t:. facturers Association, stated that. this Th-- . Secretary of War Garrison, follows, la jTbe -- of reparatica ta Il was only jne of many similar striker fighting Is reported to be severe. Fon cOmQ::atiq:j gift General Maytorena, Villa commander p; 4 Fcrmulatica cf tl. which had been called to his attention. I . : l "For4, thirteen months ,America 'has bt the?garrison,: is resisting the attack protests cf tho IV. it Hp announced' his belief, that 'the nlaved an Ignoble Dart among the ha (Special Cable to lhe Hawaii Shlnpo.) the return cf t:.o ?..' e With 5000 men,"1 majority of whom ' .w-er- the 3. strikes the Iresults of the refceat ., . SEATTLE. Wash., Sept. The : ' tions. We have tamely submlttedto V : Maj.-aen- ; .; sank the Arah:: c.r t' Y Ahstro-Hungaria- n LeonartJ Wood, are' Yaqui Indians. warnings '. pulJsfced. ,h'y the wnom we nan, coven Reverend Doctor Storjre. an cff.rial of land ca 13. 'PI ' r seeing the weait, ? A despatch from Taso says" 18 A': 't El. 1 embassy, which stated that anted to protect' wrongeill ; We have the Presbyterian church on the cia3tt reported tl t : ....I; t' : inu-Ultl- oj cars of fuel :for the American Smelting 'Austrian persisting in helping fill seen our menj sailed for Japan yesterday In theSado cause he f. -- r; 1 it :'. 1 r." 'own 'wohien and chih Company have "been confiscated by the , : Ka'.-.ha- orders for the? Allies would'he Maru'of the Nippcfa Yusen to C : : : " ' : : J C . . out action on Our part We have treat J 1. - ' fl:ts Austro-Iiun-irary.an- Villa government V . v regarded as traitors to ; d act action on ocr part. We have treat- present to Emperor Yoshiaita cn tl;e Thf Crrmr.r. r. " "1 : ' ' - ' it,'- a com- t s T)"Q'shed as sucht in'tbeevenl eloctrtlbn" K C pj, , Jr.oo e ve ; x . date of his coronation, Cihle la Wa,l.I:--- 1: ed' as": a' "substitute for' ac jJiThtodore whose .'Among' the names mentidned : la to a .:!. -- ' of return ta native land. .'at' Maj-ge- n. memoration reII;!ou3 amity.'. lie I : their their tion.: ; "Reliance; upon hlgVsouhdlng speech , Plattsburg got adiitlcn to my own were these cf of ta.'a the f..r:.' ' -- - Mr, Hastings .said that an Investiga- by Wood ;..s";A':j:Y. Compere will represent the American i.'l'le 1 7- - A ' ' : unbacked deeds is proof of . int: trouble., former President Taft Samuel ' formally . of . . . 1 tion is. hcin? .carried on. the results A mind that dwells only in the realm trad Jcha Mitchell. It U of cour&e Union. '' fctorff 1. .:... . . a ' ' ' which. be reported to President v . :inay of .shadow and of sham. ... o V; inhst atI be:2 Americana" and nothing Impossible that : Secretary . Carrh-c- con;:n';::!A:.:!,:n r t Allison, for his disposal, (o betakeft . furnish hionf fions" to the can havB been ignorant 'we were 1:..:.:; 'It'fi ; that E iTO . IlD L4L. . . . . up brought fctferi f n; . by him and to the then who. "showing cOtiraee Which we Tila Leonard Wood command asked, and if ho desired Gen: Wood to J to tho Amtricua . '. . . ' tkw.'.of. Dr. K. T. DnninatbeAiistro'-- have 'shown.' Vfsh' fescue : Cei-- . er, of 'the Department of the U. notify us advance, what we were ; TO I::. rus; on.vl, .1 c. ;' : ' nbf to' East in OHOUGHT SLT.iCE a - ': Hungarian ambassador. s'poilatloh : . r ium ffom 'tubjectldn' iind S.iA.;;was rebuked by Secretary ot expected ta say'or leave unsaid it .was fare p r ;:v:-- ' asaln.t -- ' and degradation. . And let ts fencour War Garrison for. giving. Col. Boose clearly hi3 duty, to direct the general Associated Pres3 by Federal Vt'Irclc;..? ven Tirpitz , , i . contro-verslarspeec- may "velt a,n 'opportunity toVinake a h accordingly."-- .';. "..;.-.';,..- A: . hge munition fcukers.'so" thit' we f.. 9. A despatch frv.s V;- - SCRANTON, Pa., Pep't Four ccal be able hold oifr'6'Wn when the hour at the Plattshurg camp. Ccie Responsibility. ; n?w?p;!p-T- s ' 1 r. to Takci miners have been rescued from amine the kit to' as In to Gen. Wood, Secre- ''When, Department v : , Li ..J. i 'peril' comc3 tis tn obr 'turn, Vtelesram the War after near, Admiral a T . ,:r : here where, they were entombed ' Come-'i- tary son '.!:; 1 - : 1 Assuredly 1t .Will f .we, show X3arri said:' x three weeks' notice made no objection Hie imperial hi - . ft 2 . un- have-Just'se- Reports for hours. . Tlie men were H , ta 'the my . ourselves too cectrar to 'speak.a word "I the to comlr.s they stopped themselves s cf the i,'il::. ,. ' harmed. . . SEVERE FIGHTING IN on behalf "Of the Weak VbO are' wrong- 'newspapers of theTspee'ch mide;. by from any right to criticize Gen. Wood - ; ed and too slothful and lazy to nVepare ;Roosevelt at the' Platts- because I was coming or because I did CALLfPOLI; AtLICS ADVANCE, " pas-po- rt . Application a h LONI)qN,'l Ir.p;., Kept O.TKere has 16 defend ourselves against wrong.: "burg'camp. It Is difficult'to conceive hot. submit my speech In advance to 'for i t'ci been heavy fU.htm;; ncain, co Freud to' F;ht;.-W:".- r o"f anything Vhich 'could have a more the administration for approval. Vr. filed la the ofilce of the cl. rlc cf t' 1 by C .::!.!, a I. ( i "Mo.-- r It will fcome lis 'detriraenlal effect 'upciri1 the' real value I am of Course solely re?pcns!h!a federal court Hnrry 3. according to i forts' received here, to' J rt wailaa-bcra re.-Ll:- I . Japanese cf i: .in '1 which the' Allies have mafle'tfos--'- . in persuading; great of this; experiment than such an Incl for that speecn, ana until yestercay military i. r.s we ptoud v :'-':- .:': AVcod po more ncnlulu. 0;:akl says he war.j t ) vi L ress on the Sulva bay. frchf '; that Srefoo 'dent fi ::' :i;.,: t: Gea. tad idea thaa 1 ' ,Ti.t 'fleet is re; wrtevTto have joined to f t we are tot prepared to. This camo: held under Government ecretiry Garrison what I 'was gclr. his father's home la Japan r. t' ! ; 1 -- C t r Turkish i:r. u . . i i v e war for otfr 'Own 'aluspicesi was successfully demonstrat to say. In.ths speech .not. only diJ I he want3 seme sort of t in t!.e attacks aJe chibe - - pen-- 'vit..l t I r. 1 'national- honors f ing many'thlngs great C ever: mention- president '"but I show that he is an Amerir 1 t .;. po::!iIc:.3 end of the : ' ;..t;.. of .moment? its the :. at the lower , -- " v. arlauso-from- : "I do not .t any virtue consisted in the fact' that- - It never mentioned the aJminlstraticn. Insula, . r e "ur." : EuJv: I ..y rr.rion,-Vher- ban :s he 3 a hurning sense of conveyed .its :'owh fmpreSsiveVlesson I.'Epcke purely, of the nation, of th.3 hclufn- - C la the the ' ' forces ' ;;t Li'.tld ARCfjrta tT.y fh: - cf the fact that in its practical and successful Opera- - tiindley ,fJ Carriscn, who people cf the United States. count f r cf lr..' ctr.zri'zi e L ; v : en-th- tu-.- 1 . h. .wt toodl:p and results. i , spc!: as?timpl-- i men, wt:.: a cn c IMrt u t' t ;r t!.e fcrc 3 tl for lion MaJ.-c;- n. ; ailow-- have jcir.cJ i:..es'with Wood ttcr usiYhe-- ,I v - -- ' -- ..... "No r cpportlinity should r. have ; been i men v j:l ; la .. .lan.--d :t A:.: .z Cuve, the Allies aro i;t;r...i. tl.flr exr one-t-t- -- the nsossvelipaltuiU-ur- J ) ; v ? t : "Under the conditions of inode'rn ifurnlshed, to anyi o present to f to'go.; thi3 camp were c' - :t c r : Irc:a 11 EtrlYins'to't" t tic Turks tleciEitfly ' - e"w matter-exceptin- g' ; Warfare ;lt-i3"tr.- Cdest.Ttidncciise to the iVita any . . .';. : r.:: 1 (.: 1 'I. t: 1 ' in r t: !.ay. hem. '.in.: the' that ly;bt..rc.ttj;ia the .0 r: A; ;m' ! I': : : the sburg - : ; tk - riien frrlngingtd farms In mass which was essential to "the necessary that vhls i remarks at Piatt Country; men who know t . t..j rep -- tlllaa cf : .a a .ia ;.. '. ; l.i KaLa' ili&trict and talk cf . TurU I.i'Ii.o : v. camp mights in ;any ; way; harm the 5 I t I'liii.Ar 1; l:n? they have been tat:. how to tralniaz.' they were them tb receive; greatest value-o-f this cair.p I! r.ct ture. It wo'.!. rt ...1, rl:.. a pcrtl. br( -- !ov, n t:, i ::..(.!, ul tlcfense of ?s It la : iille-issue- d t.:r'd r.avnl i.i r:az3 Low to use the. arms Anything '.else could only have the ef rmyecord'ot Gen Wood. in the month's training to.tJ.ch cf to the pecplxf .thii cotmtry. the T. tit I i. . ' U k. v., . J t . i... frdtii- this. 'statejnent:;s'S;'I 3 stu- y.'ood at- ' Which they ring. fect of distracting attention the two thousand cell Usued " to t r .Forl3 months the or three "Gex crdtra that cm:;' or cf Amtrica has played ah ignoble part real mature Of . the "experiment' divert V 'Nearly three weeks iago if was' an dents and business men, tut ia i.;e r tendance at my speech v.".i not re- r RUC3 'ill CALICIA; y (I. ;..: . wim -- ia try. r'.i amor.s the" nations.. AVe hare'fa'meiy ing consideration to issues which ex nounced in the; public press, the tate--. ject lessoa afforded in teaching cur quired of any man; that it wa3 c A? Y f ; TAKES n::cNZRS.MW:'r: - rr.: t tl. ceing con troVersyt antagonism' !' ill- , people this, should 'cio come ' . ButtraUeJ to .f the weak, 'wndih cite' and in cut .Deins carnea. prominently in what nation far tion.al. to' or net orders wl.l.a rilTHCKUUD, JluEsia. Sept l9. :.. : 1. ; 'wrong- teeling, and, thereby Impairing,: newspaper, 5 .a .. sV-U- bffeh-- we have, covenanted to pr0'tec.t, if hot 'every big thatiin addition all her sons by teaching them in time at .once. established the fact that ' Wiih a -.:: :; -- on of the ' ; dec 1 . in g. h - ? f ed. We nave ieen our Own Cie:n,'V6mi destroy w at.pthery.lse would have o - vresiaent , w uson ana secretary Of peace how to do their; duty by the had. no responsibility for the t?vt.cli. al In Gatfi yc.urJay the ItUfisiahs ' h v ;. ; Dan':l3 upon eh and children murdered on the high been.eo effectlvfl,.-'?-- " ;.. Garrison . som scprea: of .privaterJ citi- nation In time of war. . It was delivered outside the line cr mas;, inflicted tj flecLlve defeat the ' the lvi-.:- :,.! cf ', seas without action on ourt)a'rt;;TJur. CoU Roosevelt, when i he tlearned. of zens , had beela asked. b go., to the Refers to Germany and Mexico. ; tents, and one-hal- f of the audience Gennans, 4vir'r C.eniback In icon -- J ! ' rriation ;. wias ex-- up ciatir... : ' iiig tn;3 tlr.:e Our has not tat Secretary Garrison's rrebuke to Gen. Plat tsburg camp, .where It If the. administration' had diapiayed was made of men and women from 'fuE:cn;anji::tu ri z a Urge numhdr tr.ry : : ; one-tent- The r: en the Braallest step in the wayof pre W5od, seethed perturbed '.at the Idea petted ; they would. spea:; to the men. h . the spirit - and enersy ia , the,surrounding country." f of riser, ers v"' - : : ' tad' suns.'. paredness; to Jdefend our, own rights, nr.; rT-- fcrce, which 'consisted 1 : 1 Tl.e German ; e Stat. Forty-eight- h yertnese tnirteen monins nave maae ; care of cattle, and ob other topics which are not local to ' v ' Division and the t t f v; f of the Third forcft rr ' eviJeht the Isnientable tact that, mm n division, numberlnsrin puhlisher-c6i- in-- '" Reserve Is more dominant ndw in the,affalrs,of t 'tlift are of general SO.OOO men,' which : the neUhhcrtood'cf V - operate the world than ever "before; that' the ;::?tefest ximelysZV':.--- ;';: j ; ;- -; was atteir.rting' to with the na-- ; southj was 'met near most powerful modern military U Omitted ia&iiV&ThyPliit 0l2WnshvclwmAori t W patcnVinsideV.iW'publisliercaa pro- - Austrians to the ' flf Bynsmffthis Is utterly brutal ahd ruthless 'In routed.-'- . tlohs Tarnopcl; Gallcia, and ' Of inhrality. mil yu A CHAPTER A CAT? S00O. prisoners Its'disregard International vimriuu, 5:duce his pap against what it The Ruiar.3 took and that righteousness divorced ;jfrom ' SO suns,-wit- Quantity r-- a large of -- own and force Is1 utterly futile.'- - - v. wonld cost if he were to set np his type for those tvro giraalso -' supplies.' One quick firer - Ckmps of Civic Virtue. , : insfde'paigesV ami nt localBiatteiv The syndicate which was included id .the booty. - vi V "Camps schoolst civic -. -- f like this are of v- thous-f&- : : ;rseridshose;pers.ta hirn each" week' prints many ! T ' virtue, as well 'as of military efficl' ACA1M DROP ". ; - 2EPPLTN3 ency,- They should- - be universal ;and atidsof 'tnese'papers.iwit!i tvro inside pages all the EOMCS ON ENGLISH COAST-1- 1 thoe obligatory for til bur y6ung men. half-printe- England d, , LONDON. 11:?., Sept. 9, sameV$;A get paper a ' their IIa-va::.- : Every man worth his salt will wish to ' Lr -!; ' '" " was"; invaded' cainV last night by, .a I ' ' come to them. As for the, professional TT ' : in the same' .wayv and print the local, news on the two out-- el; 7:0 ) p. 'German dirigibles. , The air fleet of liaciflcists : and the .poltroons: Stti&i col- ? I swept counties craft over.the eastern v, organise ;peacfr.t-any-pric- e lege sissies who - 1 .1 ' . .dropping ' . II ::::1 t I..- and London district,; - : V the societies, . and i ;, P?3- Ciampaig.'.it"-;i- ; ! " the taefe easy: enonglx to nse the Lti. ; 7. I clal. Thirl mafav bombs. Several tireswere start money-getter- s and mere: money-spen- d re-- JftHity-newspa?Tf . . no casualties have heen . is, send them -' ed. but ers, : tney snouia oe .maae unaer i b.ii- ' v ' to. ' ported. "; got ; U 1' . ' stand that : they have to render. A.;. copy: them electrotypes of .IIa::!'an .': :Y L L : ; . r - country. cial, cccad wnaiever service ine. : ' TEUTON FLIERS REPULSED "' They t the adeadyiset m. . on nancy;.., mands. must be made in raid .to training, in doing their duty, avjit- - v H eveu u paper THUr.IZAY unvwttjr. nil Kuiaii iowu uuiiy ' -- 9. Juu 1 PARIS, France, Sept. A Gennaa if, the event of war, they pr - 1; agaihst in village Hcnolula Ccmmar.: ; air Taid was . ma .'a yesterday fit to fight , at any rate.' they ,can ibe w;hbtrrtiaiZcf- Stated; 7:C3 p. m. ; French, faiMtary depots :Jacy, the ;t mad'e 'to dig trenches . . and r , kitchen you can hardly aslc publisher to set up your ad raiding peing "met and, the the 'neror'nea sinks, or do whatever else, a debauch ? Oceanic Lcda Nx CTi; .". method . -- mamtt ihT back by. a. aero. squad ;. aclurer a cautious toicrcat&xLeinand and any .special way. type supply is very small. lie driven French. "of Indulgence in, professional jacifi ;His ; cial, First Vvzxzv, .1:Z) p. r . :. "left ; To ' Ton. 5v,;V'v. Jclsm "has iheni 'fitto:.da - - increase $obdviU($) prepareMoh might .aiot have the, face: of . type you want. So, in these CATUr.DAT French filers, after hunting the ? , pos- -- The 'Camps Jthls are, the .best : bases, Jike srtxs'W place m 'Itbljfftw is .best to Lei Aloha. Chapter Nj. C, O. 11. machines back '10 their; : cases,' it to send the,'electro9 all ready print. German sible antidotes J0w hyphenated Amer- S.; Stated; 7:C) p. n. ' continued Into German .territory tJid icanism.'., The events of the past HiBut iflyou .were toftry, to cover the country, you see ; bombarded the Freacatf military es yearaye shbVn'.; rus thai' in.any crisis tablishirienV and the 'Sablbns : station the hyphenated American ;"ls am; ac- what a tremendous detail there would be in sending out Metz.::;.: .. ?;;.:'v--- i !ln .: tive force against America, an active I your ads to, these thousands of papers. You would have t Reports received through Swiss wrongdoing. The- - eff force for o'rtto . t : V, f f sources, state that-th- e raid ot the hoist two "flags 6n';the same fiagpole to'pay.your .bill of them every month and that Allies air 'machine .'made , against always 'meiuis that ' one flag is hoisted would mean that you wbuW have over 100 bills a day to Saarhnieckcn ;on Monday '.VesuHed la underneath: --. aad . jthei hyphenated CATLT.2AT -- .of military ttatidn'. ag iPrdulo! liaye;Cd send electros c r ; the 'destruction the American invariably hoists the ot t6 ., Wcrk la First D " ; ScsvtiHv-fivq'pexson- s, mostly, soldiers, HOW WELL DO NEWS the 7 United States underneath. We , Accordingly, ready-pri-nt V:i; p. m. - Pin with these 5000 papers, you ?. .'" were-'kille- . tJOuirrRtfY -- "being' feiqulred hayls -- 1 JXif country; the spirit to could the 8dix?at0 press selid out your ad included powder ! B E R L'l KfACCU S E S ALLIES facilitate the mahufa'cture of ; 10,000 to'wii 2 - - 2C(0 In the United States ttherfe are over on the 'pages which they print up in advance. Of course, - OF ISIN'G GASES. i V ;h:; tor. the war." :A11 stocks CVer gal H Gti'akny; Se'irt. P.-Fu- are W be taken over, at once by which ;boast of one or more newspapers. Therefore, these any advertiser.;would prefer, as a rule, t6 have his ad . BKrXi lons ' ouarattaYksVby .Allies, with gases the government V ; the cover ilie country Wtter than atfy other p6ssihle medfuin.; where the live local matter'wajh--eb- h the home print pages.'; and 'heavy guns 'ln ah Utemp) tojbrealc ' atcord-In- g Foreniost ate, ihe daily newspapers, Of) these ere v But - the western" line have Tailed, TURK CONCEDES DEMANDS thefidica cost of production'cf official, 'statement of, the OF: BULGARIA, IS REPOKT. : - are 5000 or so. Th(n tlie're are about 15j0P0 weeklies J feady to 6f the prints so low that the cost for space on their ( . i Germau war office, which' says the - IXJNDON, Eng- -: sept 9. Accordmg r we're repulsed with heavy loss to a report from Sofia, Bulgaria has two distinct kinds. First there' is what is knownjastbe' pa;f in the local pages.--- U Allies 4 es. "We have gained advanced trench been, paid her price and offlclallr will home print " paper. That niearis that everytling iri the v i Tfual-cos- t less than .'one-,- - . ea on the western line the statement maintain an, attitude of neutrality our - . paper is set, up, rigli'tXn"th6 VSer says, "through Infantry atuck&r- - ing- the war. Minister .Radoslavoff Is comiosed;and printed priht:. fouTth'bf a cent lirie Tier thousand of circulation." Tle " 'f- - V reported saying an agreement ! FRENCH TO COMMANDEER? as that shop of; that publisher in that town. Osnsequently, Cost H)mes abput one-ha-lf cent per line per thousand - STORES OF ALCOHOL. . --. ."-- in the paper is apt to have local flavor and fa - - -' railway to Bulgaria by Turkey has! everything a for the'bi? runs up to i - PARIS,! France, Sept fl.The mln- 4.11 r evcal. at 7:C . Bulgaria - t- - heen concluded and that will than" some- r , - r- t-- of war yesterday, announced the through tat fact is apt to be more interesting ;100,0(W; j,e C. Istef - "be In Dossesslon of the. road In lrt intention of his department to. requi- thing less peTtinent to that particular community. irntwsle'fbr thc space at so low a!Ta'te, feitlpn all the --stocks of alcohol i,n the tdsttlieir I'he, semi-hom- e other class is the print paper. This . to sell its space B ERNSTOR FF TH IN KS Use lf one-seven- RcMrnrnehd one-ha- th Ve That Yea HESPERIAN STRUCK MINE. corned to the local publisher with already printed. for about axJeirt & line per thousand instead cf NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept 9 Am The rest is composed in the, publisher's own plants Some 5- - big papers. And yet bassador von Bernstorff has received Pthbu?a in- ; here a communication from Germany of these country newspapers are known as pafent: ,so teonohtical hundreds cf crimes Is'-Imp'rob- able Hes-beria- ' Saying that it the n side." y That means that the local : publislier eacfi 1 week i he teiidy priiiX price or.:a given tlVoTia::d v;iU 1 tl.r.3' waa toroedoed,- - but instead i - ' ! 1 gets, say,; ouu snects paper on tne'crnt-- An fa 'of 1 1 c 1 :alpTdhic- i prcl1 2b ,went Qwn as the result of of trrat tne tlanK .inch 'tfgaitfst ft price' : t t .3 931 -- - : ; side."--toHe:tb- e r ; : ' . w person, riH.a t..r" local page;'Tr"'

- - - !.-... ' - - iv;- ; '.v1: '";'' : r.. : V". v. V" ; '.;v .' STAR-BULLETI- TEN HOKOLTJLU N, SEPTEMBER 9, 1915.

Hero--an- d Comment Y7Htten by Experts iC)) J I J J J I, ' Sport Field Covered l -- EDIUJ Ul 1a Di J Jl iu) I A.U. I J Ki&iS

' " BOSTON Vm-WsMiTol- E OIK JTCU 0X7 Woff dIuoAiTLE 1 "utwx.staf BRAVESfll at;;.;:; - - m HVAL : Ghicairo BtflhEN . ;0'e For ' .1J timer v--- .- I iiV-- r- W - - "t.- -' t .... V It iirlJi-.U- P - rrrmn irt nrrnT t : iiii n i rur F Paul Des Jardien,PitchesJhird;Slraight Victory Maroons rri Committee Selects-Idea- Program' for Many De'di-- Jor itAF.15 liy fv in Events to' " in Game With Portuguese Yesterday Afternoon at Athletic VtM 'i iiutAuliL IlALt cate New Swimming Pool on Saturday Evening;.Sept..25; v t Pdrk4-ViIIiams:Strik- " es ;Races;Saftctiof;:dbyXAiU.:and RecQrcIs..Wi;t,Ba Ai:ov;dt ! By winning two gamea from! the Pan-Pacif- : tiayton Calfs Game on Account of ? Darkness in Seventh Fans Wilf Have to Make Choice : , ic Club. Been Asked Fri " v Eb-bet- Has to Join v; Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday at ts Celebration t Between Rugby and Ameri field , the , Braves jumped into Taol Des.Jardlen," th II vins tower, ton drive to center field. Nye, whe 4 f V There will be four races In all, and second place, one point ahead ot the ;- .'.'-''-'.- ' lias a bappy acnlty o', kolfts out on was piarding that particular section can Football .",;,-- 4 nearly every swimmer of Importance t-- Robins and two and one-hal- f games ; that told mound - and wlnnins; his of the jungle, raced in, then he raced f PROGRAM OF Yt M. C. is expected to , enter the quartet of behind the leaders. Stallinga has his " : V-?- camea. : His , victory; over the Porta out, and after.. looking at his rante Rugby vs. American Football: This ; SWIMMING MEET events. . .;,?v , :' ' on edge BUI 4 coese team yesterday afternoon at finder decided to hike arter the ball contest has a year to run, and perhaps Braves and the return of t ' The committee planned on f James will make the Braves a factor giving AthWUe Park i was, his tbird straight which rolled (o the; scoreboard; and two. That It will be a struggle to the 1 First event Tbe : Coming of the people of Honolulu the best pos- t'me-The- n pennant race. teams - blg'felloir as opposed by Gray was home in oodles of' finish there is no denying and fol'ow hv the The two 4- Neptune.' sible program from every -- ln.The. t::'tit :::J 4 standpoint, niondjV who quite' singled and Cole end- ers football throughout country will meet for the last time today and V i Second :; event 220 lliatni had Kixmiller of the game through f yard race and the different eventa will bring trike-ou- should be a ; t--:'- the '.. , ; record 'yesterday afternoon, t In the ed the Inning by the t route are awaiting the verdict on the coast ta:tle open. out speed, gra.ee, -- v fun and wonder for ; : -- out Tomorrow the Boston team will - Tri three innings . of the came,-- the Souza, the man with the musical name There will be no Stanford California Third event Exhibition dlv-- the spectators. The new tank be -- f.- 1 f will " play Pittsburg will 4- twlrler sent eight mer and. poultry accomplishments, walked struggle on the turf this season. - It at and from there': Ing. Exhibition by txperta r dif-- a novelty ia tanks as there will be no 1n jump to Chicago where they meet the hark to the bench. which . comes the seventh, and hurried on to the will be California vs.. Washington. ftrent forma of diving. ; sloping from end-t- o end, and no place I games. will iri ahf y close to a record for a trio of keystone station when Carroll singled If yon please, and 'Stanford ts. Santa Cubs in four 'The Phillies f s Fourth event ICO yard race v in the tank where one can stand on Clarar-Rngb- y - play New two g3me& on their - ' Tlndolph .York :open,Ai.4-.tt- it - : innings. Dei was pHchins Bnshneir was canftht bathe style. Easterners pro ' the bottom. The dimensions Jardln I V .1. - of tha H'od tsall kept his hits well scat1 and Georfjetown i:ae. ?i?At this - time claim American game will home grounds and then jump to Pitts- - Fifth. vtnt-Chas-Ing the msU tank, ' ' and that the r are' 60x3df feet which wUl be t.:redt t Captain Stsyton was presented; 'with a win, while Palo Alto and San Jose arc birg for a four-gam-e series with the let i Vt';-.:- plenty large enough to hold tt'"" i;vr'.''' Pirates?--Brookly- - f tie Tares n 'Will ? play- -- :r;' font tip to the mask, nn incident thai pinning hopes on Rugby, stour Sixth event 60 yard race and ? : The featnre garne: of the afternoon still 'their t I 'iii 'games scheduled, The i addition always pleasure to! many Tans ago game; series with Huggln's Cardinals yf jtfx-- tha.:-hig- vas hot started until 5 o'clock and cauKes Nine years the. California ath W' 'it tlti of two new. sprias bcardsi and h t f beginning-tomorro- - was Veal, every at SL;:Lou.is -- : t!ie ehades of. ntRht were"; failln? fas' i The' came has ball In letesjhad a team of players that were 4 vi Seventh event Tub- race diving platform will give a.rangu , . wheii RedvSox gained t? i. J t: 1 i c-- . i ; - - 'decided innlns but the opening onC .tytf form jdable In every . way,; and , then t Tne Boston attfalr 4t 0 pen. K df heighu for all claas of diving.? wJkk Captain Staytn; thai: 1 i t' ij game OTl ny -- i wtlisht baseball wasn't a bobby with Tiams bad difflculty In locatlnr 'the came! jTlugbytNow' they will, have tc veiroii yesieraay jrneajne 4,t Eighth event Tub' jousting 4 M a Features, rv;.;rii,...! s '.-- hint. The ardent fans remained untl aie-- wwiu .wwa uvwU meet the teams 0 the Northwest on proke even with Macks nite Ele 4 the" medievar fiavar battle.T. .:"4 The feature fiveitatschedaJJ nro De ft l!ie man was out and then ye!ledpiayeni aiong,. aca ine seven .iDmnp a nei basis :.Doble has. made a na phants at Boston. Chicago and 4 INirrth event 2CO yard relay 4 worthy of commendaticn, and the n.-- last -- - played tlon-wld- e - ""played- heavy-hittin- g five-meri!to,.- -- more.; conclushely were in record time. . name for himself at Wash troit another:" 4; teahi;.;; - . 4, event; altlioush'? 'njster!olui'' sh ';: for . showing the ? tt't- - eVent-Wat- er 4s . ingtohi ; . winning game, which was won by "the White 4- Tenth polo gims lights t-- class of ball being-- played by thecl ibs and has turned out the la the bcttc n of the r.li .playing teams; tor: years. He knows the game Sox by a'margin of one runt The Bean- -' 4, between two swimmlna.! clubs.-...- 4 bring out some wcnd?rfv.l ef f j v her Hart, who1. been, x'.. .. ?c . i"v. Van had. ( .. ,'':' '?;. i"-i n - AD R BIISBPO A K from I every angle,, and, the forward ealers play one more game 'with, the and at 'tha" top." Tha' s'ec-.r- . i ve:-- . jrnnd game for four Innings, was j ln -- f 4 la-r.lr- Catrcn, ef o 0 0 Oif pass and the new angles, are his forte' Athletics ahd Detroit goes to' Cleve- ?4 4i414.4,4. 4 44,4-,- & Chasing the II ail et," promi-- L Injured cn the thumb la the fourth .' f ta 6 Beals E gamest Sat--; -'.-.- v.; rs d Cavin, 3b 2' ecker. one of two Beginning. 5' t swir-.ne- at-- California has. forgotten the Ameri the star of land for -- laughabls.Fifteea " Irylnz to hold a foul tip, and :f - t" v.lli Rudolph, b 4 the Philadelphia' a. .four-gam- e ;-- - - from -- the game. Cole' relieved 0 0 can game. They will ihave ; to; learn Nationala who has arday; Boston will play King .Neptune will coma into- hla tempt to catch one nullct la the ta:.!:, 44 i ; been playing ' ; . Mm, battery' Gray, rf ...... anewv NeTertheless; an institution a great' game for the series with Chicago at Boston while own on the evening of September . 23, and, the committee believea and the and Jeff -- that ilutt 4 2, 0 ro so t - thi In fine - . Kixmiller. If with so many students should produce Leaders this year. Jha strength of Detroit will meet Bill Donovan's Yanks when the Monarch, of the Sea wllj swimmers will have a very -; v.orlfd fashkn. ; v " McConnell, ss 3' 0 0 a aggregation, the Phillies Is In secondary at" metropolis. . . . open new swimming fight on Starts, . r the timber for fast and their de the '. the; tank at tSa their tand3 to lar. j th i, . Chicro 5 T 0 J - Hart, ...;.V;.; I to perhaps the northerners will have a fense, . and although Becker Is now These series are bound to be im Y. M. C. A. in the first event'Cf the Tub Jousting, or medieval r.ival tit-tie- , '''trt''tvt'.'-- 1 - -- In caDto one Catrcn walked till Ca George,. 1 b . . , 2 f Ot 0 1 0 1 C 1 if- hard time-t- o take the contest : from playing the utmtyreleJa one of the portant factors to the Tigers and Red program. v.Yesterday" afternoia, the will be' staged, a la Don Qiixa v-'- u was given a life on boot 0 0 1 2 0 : - franco's Des Jardien,: p ... 2 0 the Blue and Gold, 'One point In favor most valuable merT on the Quakers. Sox. Boston looks to have the hardest committee In charge of the final ar Two heroes, supposedly so, w;:i 1 v Tanned.' Dolly, : Then Rudolph Gray, Cole, c , V. 2 . 0 1 o 6 0 ; - .cusist-ing- . - ...... f of the Califoiiila squad is the ability He' played wlth": the ; Giants at one games, but Donovan's- aggregation rangements for the t! air.eet placed ia tuba with Ions sr- ar v vho Jld some hitting in the affray. ' t- - with which they can handle the , ball time and was reckoned to be one of have spoiled plenty of hopes this year; of G. II. Tuttle, chairman. A. II. the object cf the game ii t:; t k 'tilled, ahd Kixmiller followed up the 5 8 21 Totals ...... 23 ''2 on passes, as this; will be a big help the stars with McGraw. times the It would be a great turn of fate if Tarleton and Harold .Dillingham, an- each other as they were went to : one-pl- y v . ' pood work with another STat. V:'": t-- wcrk.-,'t'tt swim-mlng.eve- nt Portuauese. to them Jn open : field 'l ' great outfielder; slumped - would Donovan, star, nounced the program for big ia Quixote's time. j , ' anc t'; and Bill the former Detroit the MeCcnnell farned and Hart SB team-mate- s fc - ADRDH POAF Arrayed against the American game come, back agalir wlthfa spectacular; would put his old out of of the season at the y. M. . The last event will a e ..- 1 I ('c orje were passed, forcing In twe CarrolClf "T.Ui 3 0 0 spurts : C. A; ':;;::. " i,":. 10 fs Rugby. Some say 'that Rn gby is Since he' has played under Mo the running by winning a majority, of - tween two of the loeri s v!r.:rr.:r t r! : 1 '. the. : : urns. 'Williams then gently placed Chlllingworth. as. 4 2, 1, 0 -- 1 1 ran he. naa cfevetoped a games In coming The big event of the program, which in water polo. cr. I .:; ( r d doomed. may be m, o Into steady the series. The si:? ribs.-an- 2-- pit certain Lull in Des Jardien8 when Bushnell, ,2b , . i tO c 0 . nlayer.r "Eeikerois It'tv Is' called The Coming Nertur.e," the strong teamsJonjixe coast are play one of. the leadino cf the'' tank should rnal:3 thij c t!,e .TiEin as' oyer 'the. Maroons'., had - to'be-atfric'Uve-- ' ti-aii- t OS Or ing iti and dudgtagtfronr .the; way thev ease, runners in' the old circuit Uncertain ' spec- interestin?;cn ar.l thi ev;:: , . 2- - 0 .'four runs;' cn two; bingles Xye, 0 1 ..2-- 0 j h .atherrd cf tators.- The , comisIttee7"wouI "'.n ot prcgram-'shoui- mu-.- - t ,V...; have set themselTes , to the. task thf J do t rcti O.illinvrorth, v ho! was the . leading n-.- i 0 - o so YESTERDAY'S SCORES La Mere; ;f3 ?oro-- even; lafimata'what vroul.l r. ' rf - old fellow: Isn't ion cmtcheB yet The the feature watervFr"rt.. V"atr i; one of P.. D O pla-nLr- .3 l.ittcr of the mai.'nee.'hit Franco, e 11 ! ! be, . r- - 01- 1? referee pf contest will be. the Jit IN THE BIG LEAGUES as they"are ion giving more pcular'each j ! :.: I "V-r;0U- the li ' .J.'8 fast cues, it rambled far. out, In Souza; Sb ,0 " t the, spectators one pleas- t, ;v,t.;r"2t6nr wants : game with, of the nest . new swir.min tank vi.i l ? a I l!io J;in?!es, and Chilly ended up a w . ; 0 0 - 0 6 C -- Williams... p't. l) tt thpngh Rugby Is . ing surprise's, It lap'rcMbla that f e in Y. M. C. A.- - c i; ; thrills and well es te th!rd station ,. end romped home - l'an-Pacifi- ihe h, g -- c tablished-o- n 'Ai'''Boston-Firett- main feature Ipf. the' t',event; :'j Club h ; ; the coasLH;wpulin;tibe. " will .:: 1 ? , , ..;,27-..S- p i in" 1 l . .8";:3.21 be Ne tun e com n g f e d e p h 3 Ca;-:'.-:- c Totals;,. :Jk r0 h t . .vl a Iiad bet' to take the American game Brooklyn t; second garnet Boston 4, ia th? srcur.d; . ; ' f 4 u ''-;-- tt ' ' Wi;ttatnse!J fhr unicago uu to formerly, jproclaimt 'opening, - rr f.ve ir.r.'nzs for. the winner. t: -. Brooklyn L ;t.;-v- .f" t.--s the of cf Setter.: r 23, th ? ; t : thG.'gariie;"W'as'b 1 S swlmuing-pool- . mr.U s, r.jid Ease hits r. 0 11 12 Yosk-h.iladelp- hla V-Ne- the hew hitors '..'7.2 At New nicr'. ..to ,cc.T.n:er.cratj t. . . tr met Chinii-ffwortt'- pprtcguese ' , t.V- - . , TO 1" 1 cr rr.!r,.q:.a j 0 r-- -in -- rr al..contest. ,Y 1 ' it-i:- -- ;: p First' Tank Meet sary cf the discovery l.: t:. , .. . t-;..- ; ork ? r?ms ; . , V 1 0 S i races-will-ha- ve Einyjeil Dase hits 2.1 0 All .! : :.J .Iliiilinell :la tbe ourf 21 StJLouia-r--St Louis 2, Chicago A theaancticn of by i'alhoa. It ia r'ar-?- f) hive In. Summary: Runs, responsible. 'for ; A. e, rr.l "one run came Then Filler lit; - AMERICAN LEAGUE; , the A. and this meet win t?iz :ar.i Nsjtuns t : 5." 2.:. ttt ;t ;rtcJ n.cre the fifth' 'Stan Williams Des Jardien Home Phila-deiph-t Y. h-- tronb!eIn --"At Philadelphia First gamet la first tank meet ever hH in the M. c. A, and tha c!..j L ; hy second." He run-rGr- jty. .Three-bas- e .i f;:;"'.:g and stealing bitsChilling Bos- - Eark3"m'i'i kskcU' to come en r 1 ' 1, Boston 0; second game, .tar'tiU'icct t th.? c : Two-bas- e .'. : 3, rr.? Id by grace worth. Cavin. Hart I' L recc.-i!- ..:::? the f.rcsiie station hit to n , 1 3j. Phil ad e lp hiaJL u will stand as tank and inas- opening after their T! so:-- t there-sa- rc:"' i f Vrzt.zc's, Lit. Nye Sacrifice McCcnneJl," Carroll. Hit Around lIneteenthH6le t 16 will-begi- Dcd Jardien lts thf At 1, New much as the meet Is open is thought ircsra::i at 8 o'c. k. ! oy Roger ; Bresnahan ;. hasv- - announced A group of golfers, lean; ,f WashingtonWashington I. a "Merc r.r.d Fot:ia back to the )enc pucacr uesijarmen.: liaiKues t and fat; that; the first record'? ill "I.? 8,)ae-thln-g try blanks ir.ay. at th V. two-thfrd- s re te tai ::. balls-rWillia- ms , some-we- arid1 ' attctr.pts - cn, 3, that he. will do about of And Bhort some were C-'- I'.lcr tl.;xe f;:tili to meet tlr Jardien. Bases At Louis SL' Louis' ?5Citve to aim at for future sir.ners: office. '.'-.' ! rfffci-le- Tlint was all' the sarins Des Jardleu 2. Struck".-oa- Williams. the baekstonping fori the Cubafrom. St' ' ' re t-- 1 -- - . - . -- and-some.'we- : ". ; -- . : now he end., of Mjig BATHING SU1T3I DARING."11 r i e cz.U. . - xr 11. Des Jardien 11. a Wild 'pitch- until the season? And Bomo were m KRAMER QUITS CIKH t - ' ' Chicago Chicago 10, Detroit 9. - f- .: ,t:'.'. . Xmpires--Stayto- n Man-gum.- ; j At J Z ...?'.'-.-- y': Cr?y Hits Homer. ; Williams. and Lji ''' f;t-.v;;9AM- FOa ALL remark-kee- ti: I..'!y Ir.iy, halfback, right ficld-- ( Time of game-r- -l hour 30 min And once again we panse to p And some were" rthitf-ari- d some were ':'"'' r ATLANTIC-- ' CITY,tNTJv--- 1 r e ar e star . ft '.v.'.."-..'.--'---"'-.-'- c your eyes on the Boston Braves thlck- - HOW THEY STAND some of the novel- li-y- . r, c, r.t i the. seventh with s T'Il'. J . Frank 'Kramer, the wcnd:rful who ;are how staging their, most pep And some. were" well-an- some were ties that were" s'eent oa the beach cle'rider and holder cf the nit: : - ' - pery spurt- ; : H ' i since the opening of the sick: American League ttt: when, one of the largest bathing championship for 14 year3, h?.3 ar.. lSl58eason.;;:cr.t"-a't-;":;:- t : In fact I 'lamDedi there each deeree Pet crowds enjoyed an ocean dip ' nounced h!3 intention cf retiring fro ..1 REGATTA DAY: INVITATIONS ' ,662 green for- - ' Li St l f " Of human; kind that one might see. Boston ...... S4 43 , Vivid suits men; bright the game. . V .r: t--- . -- t :t . . ; - yellow rubber caps Ferguson, the twlrler from the Uni Detroit . . r ...... '.84 1 47 f .641 andsjlk stockings Kramer, while h!a Invitations to their friends are - women - still ia prime, Ii f versity" Michigan, whom Detroit as say, . Chicago .76 54 ? .585 for the new .emock; by Myrtle of the liuc. i started out to if, i., l suit feeling the effects of hi3 many sr.: iriTii being sent out Boat ; so-calle- 'l.'.v67..o-.- f team a "and re-- In here' d roundelay, Washington ' 59.;' 32 which has a couple oLtiaystraps over had for short time j this ...".., 1 ' race3 both in this country ar. Club ahd the Healani Yacht and ! t f ; New;: ; i, . 60' 63 ; .492 the shoulders, a swlde belt t leased' unconditionally when he de While ;alLof thern were different York ;:t; .. .under the abroad and has practically decided t Boat Club v to join the merry ttt'-1'- " t ; mi .go ; - 1 league I)enC..'-"?' ; 77 .403 arms and then hangs straight J clined t3 to a minor i for In innscular and mental St "Louis ...... i .52 like the he can no longer str-s- groups, at the - respective club garment -- that set the f more seasoning, tics blNtwn ; : i.uSQ it borrows its. name from; - Js with the Atale In $raln- ahd and other tripe Cleveland f 79388 pace wins. He . 4- tt 's that has earned ah ut houses on Regatta Day, Saturday, big' patch pockets on'-women- "iThit'all make up the human. type. Philadelphia .38 90i J07 suits; 1200,000 by his riding. f September 18. Each year on this; Hughie? Jennings says be t white satin bathing - shoes - trimmed PHESS - that he Each John and'Bob, ahd Tom and Mike 4- day clubhouses are filled to v the ' with black and laced on the inside, - lieves rthe Red .Sox .will crack under In one respect Were all alike. ; r , National League 4- overflowing with friends and ad-'- -f strain;-- , and black webbing tights worn i The eiyria, Ohio, plant cf the E'.yria - ; the An unexpected remark" W. I Pet under ins berehts of ; rival organizav ti Gas : thej a'smock Engine .Co. has been come from the manager, of the run For while they-rave- d around; the "bowl suit and the smock discard- sol J aril'' C'.i'na-tean- i now. playing on tions, wearing tthe appropriated Philadelphla.fi7et5e'556- ed will to Tho' f " f ners npw Is Yes, How ' !. Vi : .' . t '. , . ; 68 1 59 .53 .when the :falr. bather reach the be used manufacture' 'shells for i'z---- ft not? It is not. Which' decorated Nineteenth Hole; Boston . . . . is 't-.;'1- - thd t - -: . - 1 colors, v .- .t. ma'nland is being given sieatpu!)-- f: .'s ' water;- edge.t 1 -'- f France- The- purchasers, "V.7 D. 4; ever,,- thebrilliant hose contingent Each bloke admitted sorely struck. Brooklyn 6t 534 t: ?:yz( are' ity bv. tiie eastern papers-- ' Every ; t 4 have done fairly, well to. date, v h Browning, R. A. Green and T. L, Illrt ' He'd :never had such Rotten Luckt SL ; v y IuisiV;v.p65'i6St'489 of ' f .'.trc the have Iplayed. tacrhavr - go 'I .;' ll- wt J 84; ,ttBLbM?ERCI'RLS Cleveland. " '' And each cohfegsed.tamld' the frame; Chica - 6It 65 f j 7- MEIJ13 LOSE ANOTHER. . ! -- ' ' LvcrtJ with cnmplimrntstan ;1 : - "- l.rn Quaker. 1 "fanst assert- tha.t lf ,the That! he was BadlyOff HlsrGamery' Pittsburg": Vi,'?. I 68 tt .48 1 O t! ey to eastern fanf? can-g- are cards the - . Kz Phillies et th.e jnmaon the lpo. And each:' one, swofVv that from Msr New t Captaia Laroque and "six seamea following was 'published 'n The MeUis and the Japanese lYork;.t;.59 -- The th. stad Blt'on they ;are a mighty, hard agnrre ,' ;score r WV58 ous; baseball bloomers were whl comprised the crew of the French Am-fus- Cincinnati i :t settlor "rVofU"'; Pre'i-- i t a contest at yesterday 1 t ,f iyA New of Vedsisdr,f Athletic Park gation to beat, but if the, other clnfc .'I t hanging up In Jtroardlng recentl- who comprised of Chicago;Portu-guese- " He shcuJd tiarethocked eight stroke's I house thcrew the French -"t; t;.vt-t;?:t:t- before the ;; - ; ;. f'- afternoon gets y- ; 'tyt:. ' a, lead, the Quakers, lose heart or more. Orantland NEW ASSISTANTS 'and the' Chicago . bloomer girls' New York aboard the" steamer St. -- contest The locals hit harder :T. Rlcef iS! Thi biggest attraction "staged"" at Recent games l in x which - they have w FOR "COACH YOST basf ball team was locking for trans- Leonarda from Bordeaux which rescu-T'- than .the visiters and won ;out byf a 7. :rt u Olympic Field. ISCth and Fifth avenue Ukreni ?d to frovf th oIf oftJregw, haWrecenilyon portation home.1 They- - declare' ' a ed them from 'fie craftiwaterlbsseJ " score 5 to At 'the.'end of the -- - : - ' Sfm?!a,T of 3t "W. -- ' .; ; this season is carded frr this : i ? . "" ?ron. iRtnirtfrlrt new The YoungBtba man lured them to Cleve- and adrift August 13. - f U16 t three seaside links. s fifth innlns locals were lead'n: - -- ; al'ternocn. ; Manager Keenin, after Mich land on promise getting" ; o Jack Dunn.- owner of the. Richmond links near the sea . have . bee'nr more, head' coach Of the University of of them a get--t by a 2 to score. Then they left the game bmg dickering, succeeded in . with one has field International team, has offered to seP satisfactory; than t.ve'r.ieforert,i4d igan football team wil- l- have the of the .famoas.amkteur t Pcoplo Say ng the, jClijnese team of Hawaii. r, for a conference and the ftwr sea- clubs. ;The promoter To Us teams decided to finish the contest' his star battery. Russell, pitcher. and there ji':owa? string lof them from largest squad of assistants this disappeared.' cannot eat this or food, j lay the I incoln Giants In the feature ' management I that it does Schaufie, catcher, to McGraw. Rus VancouvertoSaniDieg6.r son which the Wolverine - By . the ; ; not agree with- r,f do'ible-fceide- r, three hits and three errors t me." Our advics to a yThe Chinese b?a. sell, a righthander, is a brother has yet furnished . him. Sir assistant PITCHER SENT TO ROCK PILE.! t ' ' : visitors annexed three mns, bnt the all of them is to take a the IJncoln Giants last season, but "Lefty" Russell, the "$12,000 lemon years ago golfersSrere few and coaches will compose the: staff, AU-- locals staged a rally: and won out in Jen ' bad to so some to carry off the honors who turned out to be a. frost with the mendinger, final acquisition, COUNCIL DLUFFS, la. Dan Mc-Car- ty Dyspepsia the finish, by a matgln of two runs. far 2 betwert . Now every baggage the hav This season they? refused to play 'the " J signed., v. w , , was sentenced to days The score: ; : Athletics. room, from the Atlantic to the Pacific ing Just been la on the v "Tablet again, but much, persns ' pile vagrancy J team . Harlem jy-hpus- e. AUmendlnger was a Michigan stat rock for In' police' ,:: R. H. K looks like a cad "Here's an- court .before and each. meal. 23c fclon officials of the all-weste- rn He was after a box. on the part of the Connie" Mack once bolstered nn - and guard two years ago. once a pitcher for. the Phila- jkrt 5 Japanese ...... 5 7 S other o'. ; btrglar tools," shouts a : " Chinese Merchants Association v In his outfit ia midseason by getting He coached the South Dakota- - School delphia National League : club and Benson. Smith & Co Ltd. 1 Meijis'....,i buriy 'tninkbtirsteras he yanks a plaid d need them to change their r ininds "Bris" Lord from Cleveland and giv of Mines season, .his first after hurled for Omaha In the kt Western .' Vt j '; i. bag on ,to a" trucV- - -- . last' Apau and 'Alark will Te the battery o ing that club tbe Athletics' c'aim o-- graduation, and was so successful League about 1904t He was arrested " the Orientals, with Cyclcne Wil ; BEGIN K. C BASEBALL SUIT. . oy officers who Joe KANSAS CITY, Ma Hearing's in Joe" Jackson, the clouting outfielder Goir3?!ustnited, the British' golf that he has. been called back to his knew him personally llams and Wiley In the points for the in 010; days.r: .' the injunction snft of the Kansas City The scheme worked well, for Ior magazine of which' Harold Hilton is alma mater, and will assist Schultz, ine home team. The Passalcs will play played great ball and the Mackmen the line coach. kgame." American Association i Baseball r Com- the editor, has been compelled to give the Uncoln. Glahts Ut.the first ? won pennant In 1913, when W. Raynsford, captain of last BROWNS SIGN TWO pany - to . certain .Federal the up its weekly lssu on account of the J. BACKSTOPS Lai iTin. taptalni and third baseman restrain Meyera was injured Vie year's Wolverine, Is the other League -- officials from t making joffers Chief 'and war. This, magazine has been pub- eleven. of the Chinese 'team,' received qnite Giants had a good pen new coach Allraendinger. ,ST. : to r association playersi "opened yta tbe chance for the lished weekly for the past 25 years, besides LOtIS,IowotjkcatrC'r boost from ? tie, sports a wnrlter of a 'McGraw made a trade Mf ers have Aeea .signed byiii ii, clrcult.court here. William AVortmin, nant rr but the w.ar killed the great inter. StLcoisi Philadelphia as itill seen has Ver-ncn- parr, ' be Lean. Tbe latter j itnped in and madr ' MclNNIS OFFERED $36,000 Americans. The backJteprfite -f , infielder on the local assoclatloneain, est in golf. the following- :- VS.C good. One cog sometimes repairs Clemons, Louis vtlhr1-associatio- ' fnM IT n UavAr ftf tho BmnVlvn tTtvl. thr - IlLf-Repo- "Philadelphiik'Ang. 20w ctty machinery CHICAGO, rts Jo team, ,; In; this wlien 1 hereare BIrmingfi?m" erals,: that club was in Kansas Now and then Christy Mathewson -- at . present la one of the greatest the effect that Stuffy Melnnis. first ia the Bouthera iJeague. ,r I'M a o4 Cltyla6t. that' he would jump for a , will sandwich a1 Uttle bit of golf chat- t'aij. i m Philadelphia ' ! ni-- 33000 a year contract and a bonus of! THREE ATHLETES TO QUIT. ter in which his baseball dope. The baseman of the American This man ia Captain William Lai of $1000 signing. League Club- - with an offer of 836,000 .'. for. Later he said be following was taken from one of his the Chinese baseball team, which will ; NEW YORK. N. Y. of League Clubi, has been approached5 told Meyers he : did not believe he Three the stories. Mafty says.: . oppose; the ; StrawbrldgeH Clothier world's greatest athletes P. W. Ryan, by officials of a leading Federal "pce &t could Jump because Jofv his ironbound be a gentleman's VP In ntllH ;c Satarday;1: , 16-pou- Golf is supposed to nine next contract with the association team. world record holder ,with the for his immediate services. Melnnis game, 1 : I f . lr but I ran' across a "golf lawyer" rf)fr 7:t.,. "On the Aisltnig ball team Captain hammer; P. J. McDonald, Olympic left the Philadelphia Club a few weeks ic: ... - That vas all that came of the negotia- the other day as prone to argue as t . playB all' He will up champion with and Matthew ago. Lal around. line tions he said. . the shot at third basest There are few persons McGrath, record holder with the McGraw is with the umps. Some ' Irish-Amer- sheep were walking across the course by Asso- who seen this human In a' championship raew is run there. Lai heavy weight, ail of the i- this year the Western Golf hate streak my lay 1: 1 . . : game j C may between the spot where ball ciation, and which has been adopted - action ifi . a ;;ball who know has jumped 22 feet six inches in the can A. be lost to competitive - f I In- A r c. a II ; cut of that officially; he holds wonderful running broad jump, and he has nied ; athletics after this year. The appar and the hole. chased them by golf clubs all over the country. BASEBALL my I Cv sprint records, all accepted by the als for hurdling and other track an lent lack of interest in weight events way before making my shot and stead of the old haphazard drawings, AT H LET PARK tt ; 11 Amateur Athletic-- Union. field contests. j on the part of promoters of track and then won the hole. where the half dozen best players in Saturday Sept j ' ARROW.. my my opponent, , ,MOh as reverently "Nor are these all qualifications field meetings is responsible for It was hole," said a list of 32 might come right together, Meijl vs. Portuguese ' the 'island, he the the ' speaks of Honolulu, he holds the rec--: of the great athlete. He has a great i contemplated retirement of these men. after I had sunk my putt. giving a dub a chance to go the finals, Soft 3:30 p. m. 100-yar- ! 1 COttARSl er Double-head- ord of seconds flat for the d' record as a player of American foot McDonald made the positive asser- - "Why?" asked him, surprised. the system puts the' four best players Sunday, Sept: 12 say you Rcptv-orplai- dash, and has a performance in ball and can swim like a fish. tion that he was through with the "Because the rules that according to their scores, in tbe quali- Of White Pique .or n Hawaii vs. Japanese, 50 would many was game year, can't remove anything is grow- separate so 1:30 p. m. the yardn which make "He entered in the Far East after this because there that fying round in divisions, Mull. Very superior Iri fit and vof America's; champion sprinters en-- t Olympic championships this year, but was not enough competition to war- ing, and you chased those sheep." thdt none of them come together until Meijl vs. Chinese, Irish-America- "" - n p. . vlou8. r He has. traveled .that distance because he preferred to go to the Pan- rant his remaining in it The the! semi finals. This system has wear. It pays to ask for Arrows. 3:30 m. ; tin" world's record time of 5. fr&i tec- - ama-Pacifl- c Exposition .with his team- - A. CL athlete indicated that Probably the best system yet de- wotied out satisfactorily everywhere Tickets at Hawaii Drug Store, ;' 2for25c,,,Hfv,.. tends. The watches" are cap-eel- for roaies, me opportunity or gath Ryan and McGrath would follow him vised for pairing players in any cham- hks season, and neet it been used this has CLMm,. FKABfDT:rji(fxts : gereu Jtldekeeera arg required when ering In greater laurels go." for the same reason. pionship is that which is being used elped the game materially". uterus tt:vt;tt:tt1 HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1015 YVV' FIFTITX

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. I ' II It it- II V, TC7T m "j'ATn : ; HAWAIIAN FRUITS. .. FOR RENT.; Flve-roo- Haw. rd. m modern cottage; elegantly fnka thokaL fruits; Prison r furnished. Rent $35. Apply John Doe, 761 Rabbit lane. FOR RENT SALE HAT CLEANER. F0R RENT AUTO. yartous CAFE. Harada, hat cleaner. Telephone 3029. Desirable houses In parts of ; city, t.' 6235-t- the furnished and unfurnished. Cdmac, only 12 per hr, Wm. ' f $3230-Bunga- at $15. $18. $20. $25. $20, $33. $40 and low ia Makiil t T. liarkow, pbon 8168. 242-li- o chop euey house; clean - Tee Tf Cbas, Trj this style display classified nd. ) up to $125 a month. See list In our ful; 5 rooms and bath;'garr- dlntng-roo- m 7.1 of npatalra; nice and cool : servants', Quarters; 6 rnr: AUTO PAINTER, . offlee. Trent Trust Co, Ltd Fort ;l All kinds of chop saej; open until ' easy Apply MOTORCYCLE. St, between King and Merchant terms. Trent 1r City Pointing ' Shop. Kins. nr. Boat! aidnlxkt. 11M23 Hotel street. - itfl expert paint- -- into tad c&rrUtf 9c PCli ; LUTIJ PEE DAY 4 $85 home, 10 ptly. furn. (2S3-2- er; all work roirtnteed. 213-t- f 201a- Cyclery Motorcycle tup-- Comfortable t Honoluln 45c PER rooms,; two hatha. (Ruud heater), .; plies and repairing; old motorcycles IUTE PEE WEEK - Boston Cafe, cooieat place in 'town, hardwood floors, all mosquito-proo- f, enTe!" - The Transo - bought and sold. King and Bereta After the show 4rop in. Open day ""$105 PEnxnTE pee . No , ry street; telephone MSJ uoirm M, vention. Bijou nla ; - !,--'. BLACKSMtTHINQ and night theater Hotel SL i apove Keeaumoku st Bishop Trust Co lnse:ic!'- ' --... cr re: 3. i: rcne, tenriine aa iYeryono : ;sanjpiis Ltd., 6243 tf i no!"-- CO., Lt J., Eldewalk doora, machln MASON.:-:-- itlmi'loolss'atHis jws iratlnt. iron Columbia Lunch Rooms: quick serrice ' cottage, fcnprove-- ratcat?3. repaired and jeoeral tlacktnltb New , modern erf iv and cleanliness our motto; open-da- ; ave- Inc. Nelll'i Work Snop;' 135 Mer-- T. ,Yamamoto,,Beretanla A Monuil;al menu, etc; tn - KaimuK' va Alawa IIe!:ht:, let cf '1 r and nlzfctr Hotel, opp. Bethel street 2724. ?5n-(i-- atc-- a ; ' ' :" 6204-C- m 224-2- m car. line.,;,Tel. tf proved; natural t .. en&nt at"-- ' kinds of atone monumenta. : . ;; ; beautiful view. Cxh,' 5. t.i butigalow; - - CUY AND SELL. wishiBmeiiin aiitU Modern reasonable rent; ,'itaimcnts,,$ic:3.- Td. i:::. The ; Eagle", , Bethel, ; HoUV " 1232. : bet ud 1326 Kaploianl St Inquire "... c:n-t- f DJiaonda, ytcnet and Jewelry boasnt King. A nice place to eat; ,cne -t ' cooking. Open night day. PRINTING :- icld. aid .twcntnted. J. Carlo, Tort tome end Concert grand p'ir.o;-- 3 " Furnished cottageBlooms, 638 Hotel c : , inent fsr a tall cr :h;c!; : We ,do. not boaatrof low prices which : if st, near Alapai st: M. OhU. 31EC3;' pries now $ 173. A I. ; ' New Orleans Cafe. Subatantial meals, usually, coincide with poor quality! y 6132-tf- - : - CAMCOO WORKS.: Iv-- i . - crr.co. modBrate.Alakevcor.llerchant'Et hut we ; rknow' how"; to put life, w. th'a ' ; tising-an- d ;". go1 into printed youjSrLfe Four-roo-m 10G5 Ci!kt Eiaboo farnltorerces Beretair nustle. and matter. furnished cottage. Oliver typewriter with. IS I.::h c:r-riag- a - - v 62C2-C- n 6078-t- and what taias icudeat ana : -- or teL 2783. . t tie at f that is : be convinced : V Beretanla. and tabulating device; v:ry Hone Cafe; Beretanla nr. Alakea K Star-Bulleti- n Tryit and of its merit. st longest Honolulu Job ," cheap. Star-Bul- l e tin dries. Five-roo- m furnished cottags, C1CYCLE STORE. Printing Department Alakea Street; Cottar c::j-- t a Branch Office, Merchant Street Grove, 225. Phone 1037. tZZHl . - - H. CLEANING AND DYEING. cv . v v-- W Tcstlnaei, Emma, nr. Beretanla at. C 6299-t- f. "JX -- ' V 20 cotUge on Real estata ia various pirts cf ctt on all tlcyclea and blcrcle Furnished Alewa Ilelrhts. : Royal Clothes Cleaning Shop, Tel. 2149 c::s-t- city. Thcne lS3i. J. C. V: . tuppllei.. . C2t0-t- f PAINTER TeL 1842. f 213-t- f ' Bank cf Hawaii V.lz. CH, :f re- IN THE TJNITJJ STATES DISTRICT Bungalow. : ltf45.! 62S0-6- t , Phone II. nanada, baby carrlaje ttrei 3J- Shlraki, 1202 Nuuanu; TeLUl37; Inter-Islan- d CARD CASES Court for the' Territory , of HawalL anl Calu "i":: tired. TeL S042. , r Keaana at Painting r end paperhanging AH i r'-.r-- Action :hrought , Ja tsald , District fir? l.nr.ks at CGSM& Business and risiting cards engrared work guaranteed ti Bids eubmltted FURNISHED COTTAGE. k5328-t- Court and the Petition filed In the f free. 4 f FUZZ DrLCIA.'l printed, te Eicycles, King. or ini attractiTe Rnaala office, of the Clerk of, said District Positively the newest up-to-da- com- Ccseya, Punchbowl A ' : cases, patent - i C07-t- f. leather detachable Court1 In Honolulu.: " ' pletely furnished cottages on the carda , Etar-n!letl- a cflce. 540--tf THE UNITED STATES' OF AMERI- WANTED V tropical surroundings; good :. , POULTRY AND FRUIT. beach;' Mauzilc Av3 c:::n ' CAKCHY " ' ' i CA, Plaintiff,' rrs. LUCT PEAB ODT, 'bathing. Cressaty's, 2311 Kalia. rd. pur-t.-c- l . CLEANING : t:r j'.:; T CLOTHIS EhokaL-watermelon- Everyone with anything for sale to 6231-ln- Nosaa Aala lane et als.. Defendants. -- -. Phone 2S88. a - ;- ' tcx : Ccr:e Eatery, near Alakea. ' c 9-- 5 -- - . Safe.- Considering Eeretacla : t . w cos tf n i ; ? THE PRESmENT"OF THE UNIT- Play the. fao 079-l- a Euititcrlun, lad!?V and genu' clothes ED STA.TOS-O- ATJERIC tors: of sales, succes In planning FURNISHED COTTAGE. Clean e a. xuuana, tet E, A..CREET CCCCNUT PLAT izs " - ' INQ: - . . r. . . ? an ad is more satisfactory than CUILCZR. Ti. i . i GRACE1 KAHO-- knowing "how it happened" afters All conveniences, Ganzel pL, Fcrt t3 Ccccuut p'.;nt3 for - Vineyard sts.; central; teL . 1341. Tfce Ea;'.3, dyed, cleaned,' re-- PROTESTAJJTCEriSCO-PA- L Awards. 8tarBnlIetin Want Ads ' riety. A. V. C Cara, Lu'Zler, U0 Ktig; UL XI2L clctiea1 .RESTAURANT., AUI; THE A;;:y : - . . 6225-t- f - , - 147-tr- . ; I "Bring Home thsf Bicon",- every ' .. paired ana pressed, nr. KukuL CI URCH IN THEHAWAIIAN " Kauii. rort, r aa a m . ..:r:rA.,'.,;--,t.- s3S9-t- f imitt i ISLANL J, a corporation organized and time. ' :Z FURN IS H CD ROOMS. , . Honolulu Chinese Chop Suey : H'ouse, existing' tinder, a5J:byt ilrtueE. ctUhe furnished - houee-'b- y Oct -- 1 ; A. B. C EtnoTatcryr clothes Cleaned. . new, KtnT st, nr.: Maunakea et? laws oL't?:e,Trricryi i??!i;vST. -- ; :r, .Vr 6104-6- 3 J , must on beach cr 9 "cleanest and 'nest reas e; the JIartlnsTh CONTRACTOR aanitary and up-tolat- all klntfa ANDREVa jts u v A r.iro bond Manoa-- I valley permanent tenant onable, rccn:3 In tta city; tct tz i ef i Ghfne'sV- - dlnnere. LeeChond. RESTARICKi-SISTin- BEATRICE. : United Construction Co., 6 Beretanla Eteam cleanbg, Alakea sUTir Gas Co. iiBtate rent when answering 'Box. S. Kcold bath; mosiuito proof; walk!-- C 234-t- . prep. Opens SaW Septal whose full and true unknown.' - , , f tamffia - distance;. 23 to 310 per month. e:i at; ricae.COCS; bulliing, concrete t;y SISTER ALBERTINA, whose full and this .fflcev-- '- imt r st.- - tr 231-t- S. Beretanla e::: work and lot clearing. . f - -- - ,: true name Is unknown; THE Everybody to " know thaTMrT 01' A. - ' : QUEEN'S HOSPITAL, sj corporaUon : Somma has resumed charge of bar FURNiCHZD HOUCZ, cenent work, calntlsz, .f RADIUM. ; i'.".; Aloha 1464 organized and existing under1 and by ber Bhop at No. 15 S. King First plumbing, Eldg.Co DRUMMERS 1 St etc A Kal-rnuk- i; -- Ylrtue laws of 6237-l-m 230 Cozy house on Palolo s!Ja, King phone 1576. M.- K. Goto, Takagi, Higoya, Hotel, Aala of the the Territory of class service,1 at, T ; it, r ; nic3;-.:it- 6036-ly- yoa good Hawaii; BRUCE v, CAHTWRIGHT, three bedrooms, r. If want Quarters to display agent Jap-Radiu-m punks. : IJmaser. for - Portuguese-America- n kitch- -- Trustee under Last Will Capable "woman iproof;;sleeping;porch, parlor, i'-'-- the andTes- ,iyour lasrlcs'lajHilo, use Oaorio's 6226-2- . i''i-V i-- ' s - ' v r,6234-t- r The City Construction Co., Tort near store. E940-- U tament of EMMA KALELEONALANL desires sewing by the day, or house- en (gas),- bath,' etc. Kukul Et, architect, general con deceased ; THE TERRITORY CF HA keeping. ' Address "W Star-Bulleti- n v1 , Bishop Trust Co. ' v.r - (; .J.::';.---62S2-3- t tractor;; first-clas- s work; teL; 4490. DRUG STORE.,' WAII; C. H. BELLINA; HONOLULU 'office. ' , 6182-C- a PLANTATION COMPANY, a corpora BY AUTHORITY. Ehoel Do; Jewelry; drugs ; 119 King. SODA WATER v tion organized and; existing under and Dealers to increase their business by selling ; soda from the Hon. Soda c:; T. Fukucht phone 4S22; , general con- by Ylrtue of the laws of the Territory SEAtED TENDERS. Soda r Chas Mgr. builder, painting, The best comes from the Hon. of v Hawaii; ;? JOHN . BROWN, Water Works. E. Frasher, tractor and house .1 ) fl'U. aud ' ' t :. :6106-lv- r ;; .V . : 6222-6- m Water, Wka. ; That's the kind you ;i n parer hanging. JAMES BLACK, MARY 'DOB and r ' Sealed tenders, win be received by K. roa-- " Mgr." :' 0:h!rt, - . want Chas. E. Fraaher, f JANE BLUE," unknown owners, and ' ' White man, experienced I ; In ,. blacfe the Board of JIarbor Commissioners f Oahu Painting Shop, 35 Beretanla; EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 'i; claimants. - 2;00 p. m.: of Wednesday, Sep- 2709, S596; carpentry, paper 8mlthlng and forging. Address Box until tel You appear ! C U w , i T. N&kanlahl, 34 ' are hereby directed to ' - ; 6280-6- 15, 1915; for the cleaning and Ciii V ; 6193-6- m Beretanla, nr. Nowr 6HIRTMAKER. 215. this office. t tember " hanging. , ? .; v good boys. and answer the Petition in an action aintlng of galvanized iron roof, rldga anu. Jot 'cooks, yard i Ccrrs, corr-- , ." entitled brought you : cc; ma-te- a Tamatoya; pajamas, , made ;to as above,at against WANTED. and gutters, No. 7 shed, Hon- 4511; phone' 451L shirts, roll Pier T. rnknya, contractor & builder, Phone residence ' : Z -- ' . lldrtrry's C: j ; - guaran in the District Court of the United : - o- :i. phone 1S37, :.:;"624$f order; absolute satisfaction olulu,, T. H. ?'--r'- work; Beretanla at - States, In Territory Dr. v1-.- 1305 and for the Ha on cc9i-t- f : - teed; now at new location, Fort of Blank forma of proposal are file . : - for help, or waii, within twenty daya Star-Bulleti- n - Phone.4136 all kinds of .eU OPP. Kukui at Tel 2331. v from and Clean rage for wiping. In the office. of the- Board of JIarbor MU3!C l.'Tr.'JCT; II. rujita, contractor and builder, , call at 1168 union at, or write to P. after service upon you of a certified Off ICO. ,:;r;n-''.''- V $1211 Commissioners, .Capitol Building,' IIo-hblulu- T. , - ; - O. Box 1200. ... Responsibility copy i- M' painter, paper hanger. Phone (002. and of Plaintiffs Petition herein,: to IL . i-- . Ukulele- - Instruction, t:c:r.-.- : ., - : promptness our specialty J. K. Na- shirts, pajamas, kimo gether with r a ; certified copy of this The --Board of Harbor Commission-- and solo specixllzt. A. A. . : v manager. ; . ; 6108-t- use, . f nos to order. Nuuanu, near Pauaht era reserves, the--, right to reject any 11137 Garden hz?; piczj :::: Dray in g ic Building 5533-tf.-" V; ,7,;: i..; ,;.. LTcnolalu Cartel, f i' ",7 And you are hereby notified that un WANTED TO BUY, or all tenders. - . . t:r. tf 19S5. 180--U Japanese help of all kinds, male .and - " I1C1; stable teU . less you appear and answer; as above , CHARLES. R. FORBES, v -- u. 1210 j remaie. Hiraota, lanma st, H. Akagi, shlrtmaker, 1218 Nuuanu st required, the said Plaintiff, will take Scrap metals and scrap rubber. Hen. Chairman. Board of Harbor Commis 1420. 6054-t- - 6092-t- - ' fou;;d contractor, S. King phone f - f ' : - tekomoto, UOl at r ,: I . ;::: judgment . of condemnation fx of the Junk CdW 123 King st, P. O. bo ycz sioners. . ';.'....'. .' - lands described in herein Honolulu,- September 1 9 15- S V ? Filipino T. M. C. Queen ft UllUa--i SOFT':DRlNKS : the Petition I, Yorkshire pup; i3 at Yc.;: t;M. any ; 'i&ytft i eiY9 13, 14. e2c2-.1- - Cegawa, contractor, 762 S. King nl au, will supply all kinds of help. and for other relief demanded . in 258 Sept 2, 3, 4, 7. 8.10, ll. t C st ; ', ) V the Petition. wf C. C. Ramlrea, Mgr phone 6029. t Our soda ; will make your i business Mr'i?- C126-t- WITNESS THE HONORABLE SAN- - SALESLADIES ' WANTED technical - arp" re- Mii f vyr grow. ?Hon. Soda WterfWks Cbas. ''German papers'; LOST C rujlkaws, plumberi .Nuuanu street jVu r E. Fraaher, Mgr. - 6106-lyr- .- . FORD B. DOLE and THE HONOR viving the idea of reclaiming fats and " 73-- tf Five bright capable ladies in each r ; Aloha Employment , Office, TeL 4839; ABLE .CHARLES F,CLEMONS,: Judg products sewage. I . ' other useful from Valuable memo, pocketbook. 4x7 .i. Alapal opp. Rapid office; es state to travel, demonstrate, and sell v, at, Transit of said District Court this 10tb Dr. H.. Bechhold,': Frankfort esti r' to Ebea . Lc PaJa-taa- - of Reward if returned Contracting & Building Co., ; "dealers; $25 to, $50 per week; rail- :z-- rujii All kinds of help fumiaheL-- . day tit June, in the year of our Lord ' mates that the sewage of German Oahu shipping Co. 62 Z 6184-t- ; road paid. Goodrich Drug estimates furnished.' s' f 8101-t-f TEA HOUSE one thousand nlneiiundred and fifteen fare Ca, cltlea contain at' least 10 grams of ;, and of the Independence of the United "Dept 119, Omaha, Nebr." . 120-- m grease .per capita per day," and that Steamer Ryndam arrived la ?'e CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER gardner : - For best ring 4128. 1094f Ikeau, "best Japanese dinners. W. Ode, States the one hundred and thirty-- its total.value is more than $14,000,000 ,,York from Rotterdam with .115 He- f 6183-t- - HELP WANTED.. , prop. TeL 3212. . f :. . 'V; ------women Geo. U. Yamada, general contractor, ninth. lper annum.-.-';- : elan and children. Estimates furnished. No. i 20S Mc--- (Seal) (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, . Chinese salesman wanted for retail TAILOR Clerk. Candless Building. ' Telephone 2157. atore. . Apply in own handwriting; FLOWERS (Endorsed) r 6265-t- f y Wr O. Okaaaki, tailor. HoteL nr. RiTer -- - P. O. box 250. C264-3- t :. st No. 87, UNITED STATES DIS , 6106-t- . vv--- Vineyard. Bands, fresh cut flowers; teL 1029. f Canko Co Nuuana and Tel. r lZl-t-r ' ;:.. " . , TRICT COURT for the Territory, of LEGAL. NOTICES. S16L . Contracts buUdinga, paper-tangin- g, UMBRELLA MAKER Hawaii THE UNITED STATES OF cement work, cleans lots. CImura, towers, Fort Phone 1147. AMERICA YS. LUCY PEABODY, et IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE st' j 084-t-f - R. Mlzuta. Umbrellas made and re als., SUMMONS. JEFF McCARN and First Circuit Territory of HawalL paired. 1284 nr. Kukui; phone W. THOMPSON, Plaintiff AttWr At Chambers In Probate. contractor, 2034 Fort J. I' T. Eobayaahl, general Wakita. cut flowers; Aloha Lane. , 3745. 6553-t-f neys. In the matter of the estate of John S. King. ; Phone 3356, Reasonable r ioe--tf United SUtes of America, District of Scbutte of Honolulu, T. H., deceased. .V:-- , . k5327-tf : C-'v- . . VEGETABLES. Hawaii, ss. Order of Notice of Hearing Petition TaklguchJ, cut flowers, fruit MolUOL ' L A. E. MURPHY, Dis for Administration. WORKS. ' " ClOS-t- f. Clerk of the CRYSTAL Honolulu Product Con Beretanla and On reading and filing the petition Smith sts Hawaiian fresh fruits. trict Court of the United States of ' Territory and of G. M. Swan sen, a creditor of said Sano, engraving. Paoahi. nr Maunakea FIREWOOD I 197-3- m America, in and for the (, C211-t- f v ''v;.'- - District of Hawaii, do hereby certify estate, of Honolulu, T. H., alleging Tanabe Co- - Paoahi. nr. RiTer st. tel.t WHOLESALE HOUSES. the foregoing to be a fuR. true and that John Schutte of Honolulu, T. H., 2657; firewood and charcoal, . whole-- correct copy of the original Petition died intestate at Honolulu aforesaid, sale and retail 6140-6- m M. Kawahara. Queen st, Ajlnomoto and Summons In the case" of THE on the day of December, A. D. Naganoya; King, nr.UHha;:JapVakea UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. 1912, leaving property within the juris- - rW7vr!v;,,w",&' oKPoaoe; reaay to use. euw-e- m LUCY PEABODY et als., aa the same diction of this court necessary to be ' ' " '" I administered upon, and praying CHICKENS. o i' IT no i . T remains of record and on file In the that Shoten, mdae. King nr. Miakea offIc6 of the of M,d Letters of Administration issued to KXiadha I 1 Nlshimursv fiehmarkeCireeh chlckena " cheTnv" furDf1,;? 607m IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have said petitioner. ft. . fA-- - .;; . u. j . .u It is ordered, that Monday, the 27th C22lm . ; ... day of September, . A. D. 1915, at 9 "Wfth a total navigable length of 13.- - al of eald DisWct Court this 24th D- o'clock a. m., be and hereby is ap- clothing: S$8 T June - 19415- - miles, and four lakes that can be MTTltlJV pointed for hearing said petition in your clothing conTenlent navigated for 707 miles. T Pay for as pFAAPDENS. , Clerk of United SUtes District Court the Court Room of this Court in the open a charge account ' with The f or shingles alone, o0,000,000 feet Judiciary building in City and k 4 Territory of Hawaii, the Model Clothiere. Fort st 04-t-f of timber Is cut in that part of the gy County of Honolulu, at which time and T. Hirano, 1013 slama, phone 4277, DAVIS , State of Washington which lies west Deputy Clerk. place all persons concerned may ap- CLOTHES CLEANING will design and make artificial gar j of the Cascades. C204-3-m pear and show cause, if any they dens. LjT . 6248-l- m The Pioneer, clothes cleaned and re- have, why said petition should not be paired. TeL 2125, Beretanla-Emma- . REMOVAL NOTICE granted. By Court. 6081-t- f German the advertisements for food- A. K. AONA. stuffs and rubber in Adelina Drs. A. C. and O. E. Wall announce cleaned; teL 2029. the Holland Patti (Seal) Clerk. Harada; clothes rewspapers'afe being Increased. . C1214f j Cigars that they have moved their offices to Dated Honolulu, Aug. 26. 1915. The American Association - . of Mast- building, C. F, Peterson, attorney for peti- 121 YES TOO ers t ! the fourth floor of the Boston - ST1K.BCLLETIM Daneiox oierui anttml FITZPATRICK BROS. tioner. . ... -6- en thr TOHA.X JinwMODl---foavf- uenrewyrcsr May 6219-3- m 252-Aug. 2, 9, x-- f tm"u above A Co. 26, Sep. 16. . assytkb to TrsTrsDaa s " v rtde'dovraJtttlt--. - V

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r.CtiVEMENTS..OF -- HOTEL : : i P : LOHD.YOUim ; I.2AIL r -. Engineering 'mis SToT.:Z!lS J . V' Co., - Ltd."'' LiWZ-lU- U J ... . -- .1 . Enstncer and Contractor Oil Campbell ": " '' ' : Blda, Honolulu, T. H. can Fnaricicco rr:rni3 to J .Telephone Y rYICC, COKfOAT, VMCXCCllt CW I o, I FCn CAI FACIw w 2610 and 4ZZ7 1 imc, nrfONic irTr. wtett r I mm tor-- C; C 4 I TtiTrt, cares o BTOr I ..'Ser't ! ami Cle-Ve- r V ra ...... 1 K...... tr. .C- -t v. ; ircHEs;:EY ftalph Conner Say's Asquith tres or, our dreams, sleeping or-'wak-f -- ra 7 C: ...... r. Ii COFFEE CO.; ; - ; tag. In disappear. Htlo--Mau- na -- 27 that it refused to KeaI.-- L ; ; S.'erra Vt ra ...Cv;. ; str.. ; Sacrificetf HTmseif un Cabi- - and wore A saidy helroM. ; spe CCrFEE T.O That 7 -- ASTERS Beach , Sunday, "Set. 12. r.ZCERVATIO.NS S't "Oa Uie Maui-Ciaudine, UAUE YCU.1 EARLY. : tre, unless conditions' were changed, I.--l. i:i5 ; Dialer In Old str. . ' 5 Ken Ccffe gnet-Chang- would-Uk- e cduld not be Inld tin t-- I. 1 - tait Kauai W. G. Half; Klnau, stra. MERCHANT SIV HONOLULU a reality of nideousness and., nenna C. CHEVEa A COMPANY, LTD v ;.i;. Cenerrl A;tr.'.j nency - Charles W. ilordon, the noted author for their children? to contem- j i Tigris TO DIPIET (he pen-nata- e or pllte fdrfufcdes3rv'ge'nferations. There TUU WILL UtiU IrlAf ; who write I Ralph Connor, In a' letter to the To are pewpie uouoiiess reaams inis unr i : i - Friday Sent.' 10. ronto Globe has this say regarding wno pause to say ntot.7 nut the Brit - Yokohama-Shl- nyo 00 IT CLCCTniCALLY T' ; 'to Karu, T.TKrK. Great Britain awakening to the seri .i - ' ' more, say Mant--f!lftua'- np: - tine tace yiiiak ous phase of the wa:-- . ana aia not wnen I 11 4 W -- tkot tr eyes ? - Every one has been dutifully sayins their were opened some two n- - , ' Hawaiian Co;:: Saturday. SeoL 11. . r - n rr - - 1 T' Occtria : ; Lav-'- , months a L-- Hat Accommodation for that this war is a serious hnsthess, but and half,aso.r v Hilo ilauna Kea, I. atr. r' r..'., r C ' '' - -- no-ma- n - The Day ' r " " ' - - - - - livlnK, not hlrn- Bitterest of 5" r-f:'-: j - i ' i - evn Kitchener Monday, . ZZZi Sept. 13. ..., . - - dlea and Gentlemen. Phona Prismie'r Asquitha r , - elf, knew till three months ago just Career. i Maui Claudine, str. ; ..'.. ... ; Then the British people uplirbaa IL "S. how serious It wa KltcWnr kndft's sat Kauai CU Hall. T-- I. str. ; S. 'MaUonla.; . t. ...tept 14 S. S. r.!;r.:J...... C.?t H awttke,' and With stfperb VIRE FENCES AND now.t Asquite knowl Lloyd Jeorg e that cool cour : GATEif ' S. S. . .Sept. 21 S. S. Z2 1 of Britain iand the - labor age that facea men up to unpleasan Lurtlne... Mats:nia.....,...Ce;t ; Th very leader bcit'for every uaa. leaders of Britains and the labor and: terrible facts, looked the sltua mi3 S. S. VUhelmina ...... Sept 3 S. S. Lurllr.s Cf:t 23 unions know' just how serious, how won w uje , eye ana oegan ronnwitn i L xvmv m C. .fa rlf. fm f wW, ; S. S. Manoa...... 8 S. S. V;ihel.nlna....i...C:t. 5 J. AXTELL3, ; ...Oct deadly - : -. '" serious, this war is. 'ft " ipomis as jouows: .- . , - V Alike :."'"'..- LUAUKIUU3 In The government NahoVed way. I . a Ctraat V : AU " And on London streets and Lon the gh -Prnr?Qw;hinrA nf tn S. i COM FORT At LC xx'ttu .. I r W S. Hyades sails from Seattle for HcncL t:r 11. don Offices, in the drgwing rooms and Tokohama-Ch- lyo STRICTLY FIRST CLASS Mara. Sept,; 13- .- at week-end-s men are asklns each is uie iae cm-- Niagara, 17. 1C3 ROOMS. ' DATHS sudrBcieniic;oi Australia Sept other l in .whispers questions "thgy statesman Asqulth met 'the crisis, Vancouver Niagara, Oct. 6. f , 7 CPEClAL a r SALE would not dare to aak aloud, and axe ,c; :Tfc3,i , wer nara XMalls wiU depart for the following getting answers give a nueer feel- - i t .r bitterest and)fnt. . Crxxa Linen and Pon;i Waltt that fn limited, at their British hearts. - ' hL bole but Francisco-Ch- iyo c:.ctleuc:o:;e, :: Patterns , .i- - 5 ins ?reer Saa Maru. Sept 14. A ' serious "business indeed - fs - tnfs equaTto the demand made up- - iSy5 Yokohama Shinyo Maru, Sept 10. . YE C CHAN . & CO. . i o- - 3 it-- w&t: The issue of it, the cheerful and OU J"a v vuaimuu Eorern 1 Australia Sonoma,--Oc- t 4, Ccrr.:r ia-- and Cethel -- Ctreata - s - Irresponsible optimist,: with his eye oh meht was formed; Then the , house- - Vancouver Niagara, Sept 17.C; nearly 1CC3 fest ekvetion, nezr depot the past ,when - wars: were waged by cleaning . oegan. v Amonar oiner tninzs f i 1 . the AVar. Office" was reorganized. 1 grand tcenery; fcne tasa taalns. For men and not by machines 'and when A T!? C C;:i.---j frc.i Hcr.slulu cn cr . particulars address XL L, Rruia, vTa valor.J not explosive ;wdn Siglits, de- ftefw department .? was cheated ;with I CURIO 3. JEWELRY JL2TD Lloyd i hlawa,': Pccne CCS3. ':':'xx--- '- ' clares to be assured.:! Onlyone" issue George, that wonderful, great Lftwn fmn, Ron Vrm-- r 2OVELTIE3 mi in ' v ,- sssMKaemmMammmmmmmmm is possible victory for our arms.; A little man, af its hehd as Minister of rdu hprft fcpnf i-- 7 cam Til- :": tl t i. - :Fcn Fr.Ar:c::co Fen - c.;:z;;t. njLY,VJIA?J ;. .v 4r, 'jewzlrt pleasant man this cheerful optimist,' aiuniuonM.;. f i, vvj ,rv.7;. Thomas, from Cn-Frisclrco't- o 11a-- l.'OVZLTY CO. COivAL GAKLwfi HOTLL you his-eye.- -. i3 upon Munitions, Munitions More till notice that and nlTa, teft August 14. China ...... 21 I ncolulu Pert - I) Cee the Wonderful Pr O '- the back trail or;in the clouds; 'When Sherman, Manila, . . f . I "CAY-Glasa-bo- ttomed from to San Francis ...... t -- tures In KAKZOHS you. aim. yon fiim TJp to this time call had Teen : - T - O know damn for a co, left here Sept 4. W - and rov ' ; ; ' ...... lill misleading 'fool. ', ' for men, men and more . men. Now Sheridan, from Honolulu to 'Can fcoata Ideal ; - Frza for hire Coed o Hope forVictb'ry jLfnlesa There lv to' the 'nation's; ears- camb V hew Cry: Cisco, - -- still at coast : r- . ;, Cerved. I ; During my absence from the Is a Radical Change.' ,.'. .;; "Munitions. munitionsandtnore.tau- Dix, due here between Sept 5 A. L. Mac KAY E, Prcprlstor . g t'.'r I'.r. 11. rhillip will fcave Every man in the empire that ought nitlons.? . That "wonder-workin- little 30, from Manila:i for Seattle ;i L.V a O ' vic- was on to" tl.arre cf all work and give to be listened to ses ho hope Of Welsh man" his job. Trarren. sUtlccd at tha 1 Hi:-;!-c- 3. careful tttrstlca-t- all details. tory,' absolutely none, and little, hope One question still remains tdfte 'an H T7V.-- ' Co T 1 ' Ycu don't really love Hawaii Of even a drawn battle, unless condi- swered; "What is to be the Issue of 4 JAr'ZD NOTT, JIL, ., -- ! I Trs riwrr.tcr. until you have dined, danesd tions be changed changed 6o cs to bd this 'serious vvar?" ; The answer Ms and xl:rt tt tha utterly different ttdm "those -- under plain, so plain that: even the erstwhile ! v Per Matson tr, ; San ' which. the . war has hitherto been cheerful optimist can see it. And the .MatsohiVIift ZZkZXZZ 'HOTEL ' ' 1 ' Francisco September 8, f ; ' answer is due Honolulu wasel. . "'V;:'" this: i. H. Ilsruche, Uzr.zzif ; impression The Isiue la Defeat. September 14. Miss A. Jchnson. MU3 ; The first 'one "got ' London,'- about two months If the change in 'conditions s6 L. Sylverton, Mrs; G. A: Thompson ago, was that the traditional British splendidly initiated be not continued child, Miss D. Walker. Mrs. M. "--fd and with: ever-increasl- n yvenon, i;r. u. a. Thornpsoa. cocksureness had been "shattered and acceleration, ' - I - . I - : z. M1SP u- - iraut; Mis- M. - K. i - -- - L had been replaced by a paralyzing the Issue Is: DEFEAT. .talker, ' i i-- 1 NV K- w . ; . r c 3 . ..;:ic-:- :s sense of uncertainty. ' You caught it WTiat then Is the immediate duty of e'lU -- ,Irs- - w-- Feitjs,". Master j r.t-.- s I :.w: 'I everywhere; on streets, in the ho Canadians? To raise large sums of vllIIani vveicn. Master Montgom- - -t t:.i i 'If the - ery C. B. tels, at dinners, in the House of Com- money? . Not so much. Old John Bull Clark, Hall, II. English, C. . ."-t- ' W. Miustace, F. mons and in the press ven in the may be' safely; trusted .look-- after Sackwitz,. Dr. :G.. A. - rf V i c I W w In tv:rytM.--; - ; ':s j press. It was not so much what people the- financing of : thi3.: war. But for L'ly,' C. D. Samson,. Dr. J, II. N. M G aud.chil-Liste- n said, but what they refused to say. Canada two things lie to her hhnd. "Leapsley, rs.. Pat lew on r - "i , w w W .... k 1 - It was the determined arid obvious ef- to the insistent Mtera'tibn of dren, Miss IL Johnson, Miss Elizabeth .J J - Q. '.'c.--.- ; fort to be cheesful thait depressed and Lloyd - George: ."Muhifiohs- and" toa- - J.": Jones,- MiS3 Rebecca Johnson, Mrs. disturbed one: Everybody was saying chine guns,; munitions ; and machine J- - i C. Wilson, Miss N. ; McNutt, Mrs. S. Z. Tc-- yj I : C.1. 13 Yc.r " t' Crc::ra i jGilva'c.Tcjr-ciy- . . ,.-- . to his - neighbor: "Cheer iip, things' guns.'; . .. ': unomas olan ana Infant, II, A. Giles, S. S. 13 ... . N;;r;n jf ..,.r;c. will improve. 'y- : Where British soldiers have two ina- - Mrs. H. A, Giles and child,-- MIsa .IL Z rC-- H The Rude Awakening of the chine guns Germans :have-40- . Shtils G. Cadwell, Miss Irene E. Smith, Miss THE C7C-- l C Er.:l hh People. ' :: J r:' ; spent with prodiRality-eve- wasted Ruth Yoernan, H. Gehring, Mrs. IL CLOTHLC" r r . CASTLE - r i" . But everybody, when by himself, re- mean battalions aved. We have tried Gehring-- arid sen, Miss J. Rowler, M'L's , Art:;,:; sr.J Chinese'. - fused to cheer tip. lie was mostly en- fishtins.machir-;- rnns' with" inert and V..vil3ca, Mrs. M. A. Gonsalves, Mi gaged during thos'e lonely moments in have learned our. bitter lesson.-- ! v; IL." Greenfield, Miss A. L. .Cole:r.:,.i, blaming in hi3 own particular way, Seriously, rso!;erly,:sblemnriv' let It Mrs. J. T. Sih-a-, Miss Plorenca Le, , ; - something. or somebody, and net the be said that urjess . the empire can Mrs. J. S. Gibson; Miss Grace rr'sons, v Germans either; but very largely thdsfe furnish,, in overwhelming' Quantities MIS3: Edna Byrd, 1133 Virginia Mc -- - - d -y in the War Office. r munitions of war, and in overw helm- Carty, Miss Ethel Mills. C. . S. Carl VI;:;:::: : i C;:::-c- l.n c- c ct Fcr wrong? The . was ing numbers men war, bitter- - fcmith C. - i 1 any t.'...c. r 11- -. What was fact of .thei and 'children; Mrs. S.' Cari- - : - '.. 17 " r v simply this: That people ness and humiliation of defeat will be smith, Eldridge Pond, Tyman, : f : r ! CO. the J. P. N:;ra...... OAHU ICZ standing-.an- newly-- , - Mak-jr- a ! ! were looking with our portion, the shame Slav- Ashley. J. Cooper, A; r...... , , C and; 'and' R, Wadsworth, J - l.L - opened eyes at the- spectre of defeat ery of an .infamous Und tyrannous mill- - Mrs. R. A. Wadsworth, Henry Z. Pratt, 5 ' i . y a . . r . . . V jzy.'rLr.Y-- i i . .un - - 1 1 . "n cld looming up through the channel mists; laj-is- win oe ilufe poruon :oi our mi- jr, miss iianel Samson, Mrs. Clara c.:::r:3 a spectre "unlike the tradition spec- - dren. K. Schade, Mrs. E. B. Clark. Mrs. Julia , Smith, Mrs. Ben.VIckers, Miss Helen -- 1. . 3 V ! I . . l.iklilvAU r TY DeWey, " Mrs. B. Mackall, Miss M. II. L Sprinklers porn on : A C ". r ' ir Armstrong, Mrs, Mrs. E. M. Campbell, via Tzz::i2 c James H. Love, "C. A. Beall, ' Mrs. C. in A,-Be- tine tr". LEVVERS C CCCI'Z, LTD. . i - all, Mls3 Loretta Beall,"';Master HPatton, Mrs. Geo. D Rhssell, Mrs sailing every :.:;d VV. N., Patten; Mis3 Ddri3 Mrs ri'-':' Marks. For r -- . - CD Pierre Jones, Mrs. llii iai Lu m I Marks, U KrolC c. p. r z - Mrs. L, Kroll and child,: Miss M, Ross, . . ' -. :4 :C::r:l mm. I fi: v C7sc;i '. t '5 ..- Mrs; E. S. Cunha. Master Clarence .i . j z-- i Cis. - . Fur.riiTU.-.-E heiaiiauonjor Aiiegea in i reai- n(.ftlirrfnrj, -- L,r tlirinh1. flr5a. mb.-b- Heiaer; Mrs.vwniiam Bioom. Keating,' J.. V,., I. 5 rc: MrS- C. G.j ' ment of Germans Interned fnp- frhm-i!thft "r,iianhtra' Mrnr.rnta - HelSer, ChaS Gay, Mrs son Carl B. CruL agaih5r;C&nhdian''codkirn;-,biit- : thit .Stanley McC Carl D. Hill. L!" '..iarAmherst, Nova Scotia . had been settled, if was stated, "by the Iis!, SI. Hopper, Strs. E.' N. Geo. It Shilling. cf - ' j r.":.;.:ry. SUbstltUtlOn'Of.tWO Of (he prisoners ttS "ulUJCO r,,n. mmaus,- ;ur.-J- . tu Dr;E.H. Ccr ' r.tf LONDON, Eng. The' Hague corres- rftnv - - .; Emmans, E. N. Holmes, Jr.", B. N. . . V.'riu cr C!I. C0UNT3 LIKE nOTHINO pondent of the TJaily Mail says that ,ij Holmes, William E; Berney, George J; SETTING CCLC 1 J ' VZ GIVE IT. 7 I;;: j lr:.n Wcrks Co. - czr.vicz. the German military authorities have P15V ?.pi5lj!?jL ..!5SSiM Campbell, Mrs. Pauline RIttmann, Misa i'-- IN VAC.I C. KERSHNER VULCANIZUiO r issued an order that certain classes of uftriiiA'' - Nora Campbell, J. C. COheni Mrs.- J. . struct consul at Moncton to Invest!- CO, LTD. s war, - especially the n ,r c n r.,- ;- V- r-- " British prisoners of - gate the- report The 'United; States ' - sLc-- I 1177 Alakea Ct. ' Fhcna Canadians, henceforth to be, locat- - H. r.;w" Different wniethod3 M i are h0rm;lnt.Mtfa IC "Z,; fX Trances, Kinwa, ' 7 Fisk and Milter TIrea. ed iWith "increasing, severity.:; The or- , ipouglas; Cooke, A. Hocking, Mrs for different colors. Grtrn. t. . tl9f.wi,.iM. -- ;. : : rsaa .n;tB; e der is accompanied by an official state- J Hocking. Dr. J. M. .Whitney. Mrs. J. mauve . or . purple should t e I . . . 4 . . I - of difficulties relating to the prisoners W T 1 iC ." In wa:;r alleging a number of Ger- kX n V"..- f Mr 'Whitney. about teaminutes alum C". - ment that .' W. G. Hall. Mrs. W. O. r '. - "f j ; " .". C"- -- r..;o Li T fcrHsr.t mans interned Amherst, N. S., are m.'rriswners Are &ausnea. Hah; Master Donald Mrs. H. ounce alum, to a. gallon of water). l. MclNERNY PARK at' Oui-- Hall, U tf '..:.. Lr:ri:nca being kept In unsanitary prisons, are "AMHERST. N. Major G. RI Keene, Mrs. F, R. Day, M lss Catherine To get brown or tan add a cupful ct Tcrt CI, r.::r A'.::.., upsttlra, . Lots ton, ; in y of detention w Elegant, badly fed: and maltreated: t)n this command the Hall, Miss Stodard. Mrs. Wm; Stddart, vinegar to a pall . of ater and soak F.'-cr.- - . - . -- - 1:7 pretext Canadian" prisoners. tire to;bb 'camp here,' says that lie had never re ifrs.vL. A. Kerf, Mrs. ten m In u tes.' " - V - - Xi.'TetrleV Mrs. - any; ; : " - B: deprived of privileges ordinarily ac- ceived. a, complaintcfronj; of the Young Q. Black or fblatk .and w"hit& goou3 CHAS. DESKY, AflU J.A. and infant Mrs. E." -- corded prisoners of' war; uhd;"wiil be should be 'soaked In strong salt water Merchant,' nr. Fort. : y - ' placed on Teduced, rations.; . ' f r1- TC Raymer Sharp, Miss Sharp, Ray-- or a cupful of turpentine may be 1 - -- : 'rr"1'?' " T C ; expressed I - 'f.t ' to. Yellow, U. Officials Surprised; v to Turn tttefr satfsfaction toer Sharn. Misa a: Sham; R." adde the wash water. 1 Uzii cf Trrarr'-- ? Tcpcra and ' WASHINGTON, , D; CrState de- with the conditions;-- ; Major Oulton'also ftltighes, "E. TJbV bhff or tan can be made much. brighter Jfrs; R.' LJjHughes, C. :- -7 1 T rrl-t'- ws Y.'rltirg Paper. ' - tnd partment offlcials vefpressed surprise aiu uiai. ne naa severa! tisiis iroui tn,- LC "B. .Borjcko.. Geo. by adding a cupful of strong coffee to i: : r 1 1 Angus, Mrs. ?.' z r. c n ' ; - a awa a pafcr reports from Berlin of unsatisfao the- American consul, C. FOrman, of rinsing water. . y at Geo..Angus. Mrs. R. R. W; the Cj C. CUPPLY co ltd. MILLINERY tory conditions in the German prison, Moncton, N. B.,.who, according to the prkin Wm RtnArA o; Pamnhn y,i:-::iv-;'- i 1 C : d I CO 0 72 C ;N.V h-- Tcrt Q.:ca Etreets, Ilcaclulu cam pat Amherst Si Lats t : re Commandant.'-ha- always exDressefl r 'rwinwiru, .nTr. b-, : ; quantity of alumlnurar consumed I 1410. Geo. O. Guild, Gen. UfT. HONOLULU HAT CO ports to ; tltedepartment wconcern pleased ith the cbnaitidhsfj rr Clri Ct Tl. i:il and sons Miss Monica Boyle, Mrs. E. In the' United States in 1914 Vas 79.- - Langton-Boyl- e, Hotel W nr. eethel 8L A; Miss N. Boyle," Mrs. 129,000' . pounds;-agdin- st 73,379,000 mnipii M: - ' I niinfT1 I A I . I: MIss-- Mrs.HH;- ' TA n I 1 M I V? Taylor, vwilllsv E. pounds 'in 1912 and 65.607.0QO Dounds oa!iuv;ayti::2t;.:lh ' I M. : i; TON OF GO I 1 ! I , M -- Mccracken, Mrs. F. Prossef,;Mrs. 1912.- - The growth, Industry i fHJ h 11 " rl,': - in of the f 'OUTWAHD. - 4 U'A TV JV. .King, Ra-- ( G 1 - .V.tiUil LiU ZX E. E. fahlum: J. P. is shown by- - the' fact - that production tit j WE'LL WATCH IT. : :J f Yralxnxs, 550,001) TTalalii, ITiiuin, z1 ' y.- wa i 150 pounds in i 18S4; Fcr - ... ' Have us - protect your Mrs. D. way tailcnj a. p. --y l Parker, MrauJno. pounds in 1894 and 8,600,000 pounds 'JrlS 3::i n. ,r store while you Miss Guild. Mis ; Winifred ' - rz For Pearl, City, Ew Mill way 'homer 1 in 1904. : i tn. idi f aleep. ;!; S . adsworth, Mrs.' A. Schnerr, Mrs. R. Utioas f7:Sa , iiL, 3:15 : -- vH ; ; '1 A., w a. p. p. t ; i t vs v ? ads J 11:39 el, 2:1S n 3:23 el. ! t- -" l.'-f-- - Eaichu week' woriuit thel3ureau f Cower Merchant Patrol . r R"M. Hanton; : Mrs R.-- M. Hahston; 5;i p. m., J9:3J p. fll:l$ p. m. - 'TtVt'St"!!" ui. oittuuarus iurmsues: lunoer- - evi- Germany's v war - zone, decree went July. 15 :i2' 13 'etrle, E. H. Paris,' Miss Luella For Wahiawa and Leilshua 19:21 dence that magnetic -- test ,of ;steel into .effect February, 1 8. The losses July 22 2 0 French, Mls Haxel Bavisr Miss Uela commercially'it a. cu f2:4i p. bl, S:C9 p. xx, ni:tl rail ff?asfhte: The - -, - merchant-ship- s JulyS;;-;;,-- 1 0 alg. Miss Ann "Wit Mis rIf p. a.- '.c- 'su by week in and Cf Minnie -- "','.' week magnetic ; prepared . ' fivi Tbdd.xilrs;M3.j Mf C. standards' :' . INWARD. '; in f lives aboard merchantmen since i)liyer; tfc;Gay,; : ; year 'ago are.not sufficiently uniform following Total .219 1652 ii-- uay,; f that date' re shown in the. v. uarr a. .KomDergj airs. a. - r Arrit Honolnla Kainkt, t7a S- to serve the purpose. New .standardsi froa - '.:.., ' Romberg, Arthur -; Johnson, F. Walasa-fS:- 3I , I:X1 table: ';',. , v alna and nn : fCHrEF feLfeASEO free from this objectloii are being . " BINDER Pierde F. L. Waldron. H,.P. Faye, IL RT ,v".- j Week Ending. Vessels. Idyea. prepared at the bureau., .7: " p ti Baldwin, Hv A- - Mrs. I U . rtotelSWnear tethel A.' Baldwinv wa MCI MUTUAL TLEF iOL . CO.. LTD. St February 25 . 9 Mr. ;i .Arrive Honoiola from an! ...... 11 - 0-3- BALTIMORE, Md. The uncondi- C..C. Von Haram, C. C.. Von Hamm, 45 av 8:Sl a. xx, March 4 ...... 1 8 Pearl City f7: ticnal release ot Pitcher 'Chief" Mrs. F. M. ARobteson. p. 4:2I p. rx, , PACIFI3 Eu'G'uEERluG March 11...... i 11:02 a. mjl:40 ct, . W m ir Bender was announced today by the, Mrs. MA. RobinsdnV" Mrs. bip'matt; 0 (9 : tt . K 5:31 p. p. March 18 13 Pi.--' Bt; 7:30 la. cor.;?AfjY ...6 Church, p- - o " r ltd. March 25 ...... 7 2 management of the Baltimore Federal and danghtersiMls Helen a - Arrive Honolula from WahJawa anl i 'Con--"itruci- irj ' p JS 0 Consulting, Designing and .' v. . ; a. i'. League Club. Bender Was formerly Mrs. Lena Morpny; Miss Hildred .o F LeUehua :15 . s.' Limited.' April 1 ...13 165 - Stg el. fl:SS f. cti v ; ; Crtjfneera."' April 8 ... 8 13 with the Philadelphia Americans and Church, .Miss U C. Marceil, Mrs; E. t 53 4:01 p;EL,:7:ia p. m. v;ACO,tBA-6t;pac- " . Struc- two-hou-T Erldses, Building. Concrete 0 for - years ranked as one of the most K. Bdofh, Miss i Laoia Booth; M. The Haleiwav Limited, a" April 15 ... '4 : : - Sya-- ', v ' tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary t . an!Ury Cans,' wood lined. pitchers game. Church, Mrs; T; IfChurcW-J- T. first-clas- s honored) " April . ... 3 10 famous in the Jr Bpu p.a. , . p.mJ k train (only ticket cms, Reports and Estimates on Pro ': Lewis; 7ASI OS) ' Nuuanu St near Ina Sf"- 0 rw.a;T. Iwls, Fred J. WHh ;; .i8 'M leave Honolulu, every Sunday at 8:31 ' " ' April 29 im 91 ?cta.. Pbetm 104S. ' "v ' " ; ...3 produced annually returning May ...24 Fur felt hats in amsF. E. Wellens, J. S. B. Pratt 30 407 a. m.r for Hale! wa hotel; ar 5. 35,-000,0- 1J 6J...... 00 May 13 2 1260 the United States, number about U. Eafon;;RLi;;AnTd; Paifl TaJIma.M. p to. m rive in Honolula at 10:10 p. m. Th ... , .os 7 13 and wool felt hats about 7,000, R. Coeiho, Geo.- - C; Bruce, J. A. - Pahn-er- 17 .4! 06 stop only Pearl City May 2t :- tn Limited t sal ... 1 ' L m ' " - 000. Wood, Rego, A. ' ; y ' : .' May 27 ... I 7 Sanford B. Wall, 1 10.14 8 2W .4fi - Set Waiana. . 32 B. H. DaVn0n,.H-- MUnor BldwefaVA. in - Dally. fExcept Siaday. tSanday June S ...19 ' 10 c2Jt In Oiher 21 The steamship Robert Dollar has VV. Spalding, J. Munro, Truscott, SoL 4.14 1 t7 5.47 p ; : Earning. Pianoa June 10 ...36 t f G. oenison, . : a smith, PIANOS ' 1491 just brought? from Manila LdWenfeld, ev03' ; ' ' G. P. A. FLAYER Phones June 17 ...19 19 to San Master K Barnhart, Wm. W U 44 iioyuisj K.47L 7 44 : ucerf ntendant. THAYER PIANO CO LTD. June 24 ., . 3 1 Francisco 5,60,000 pounds of copra. Culleri, J. P. GriffinH. Bicknell, Joe 2dl9 ; " i 8L5 I S.H lt.30 tIO 158 Hotel Street Phone 2313 F REN C H L A U N DRY July 1 ...... 9 29 225 barrels cocoa nut oil and $5,0S Smith,' Frank Pittman, WC. Johns6n, i5 TARVBIJTXETTTt niTKS tcu ; .'fi.--..-- . --sp':'-, 1 a m '.July" .15 cigars. : Ion. Sherman ; Moreland, Dr F. New moon Seitember 9 at 0:22 rv ; TODAYS sair 3

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